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Evening star., 1941-10-10
Rain Checks DROUGHT;
Cool Weather Due
To Continue Here
First Fall in Month
Not q Heavy One;
so Degrees Predicted

Cool breezes will continue to sweep
Washington tonight and tomorrow,
according to Weather Bureau pre-
dictions, but the first good rain the
city has seen in more than month
will no longer be with us.
The observatory at Washington
National Airport reported that rain
beginning at 1852 am. had by 8
o'clock this morning precipitated %
This was not a heavy rainfall" it
was emphasized. but compared
favorably with the total of SO hun
dredths of an inch which fell during
ell of September. The last shower
which approached it was slightly
smaller, on September 6.
Highest temperature today will
be about 70 degrees. 1t was reported
compared with "a yesterday. Enough
blankets will be needed tonight to
meet so degrees. The low last night
was go.
Despite the rain, drought-stricken
Prince Georges County, Md, was
still using today 10O0-gallon tank
mounted on q truck to transport
drinking water to seven schools.
Nicholas Orem. county superin-
tendent of schools, said the tank
was designed for permanent install
lation at Mitchellville School, but
it was decided to turn it into a mo-
bile unit for the emergency. 1t now
serves Mitchellville, Mullikan, Suit
land, Camp Springs. Forestville,
Bowie and Highland Park Schools.
each of which receives water in a
20-gallon container. Teachers ra-
ton distribution during recess Pc
riods.
Milk Shortage Averted.
The. drenching and cooler tenn
peratures now make unlikely the
prospect that this area might 60
on reduced rations of milk, the office
of the Federal milk marketing ad-
ministrator reported today. Previ-
ously experts had been worried.
1t was pointed out that the Capt.
tails milk supply area is given con-
oluCl uUlC lCCWnt Wy lCbulutlOlio
which permit "closs s. milk, usually
turned into ice cream, to be used
instead for home consumption as
cream and milk. Ice cream pro-
duction can. in the meantime, be
sustained by imports from other
milk areas.
The level of water beneath the
ground has sunk so during the
drought that one rain cannot
quickly raise it, it was reported
In Winchester city water figures
indicated that three big springs
which furnish the entire local sup
ply were not yielding as much as
expected. Consumers were urged
to be sparing.
The situation at Front Royal has
become so serious that Shenandoah
River water was being pumped into
the town reservoir.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
By ALEXANDER r. PRESTON
Star Staff CORRESPONDENT.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. TO-
The IS. r. O." sign hangs over
this city today as 1t finds itself
no longer occupying position it
has long held as one of the Old
Dominion's principal convention
cities.
Because its hotels are crowded
nearly to capacity every night
and because there are no BAN
quet and ballroom facilities for
large convention crowds, Alexan-
dria is for the time being, at
least, no longer going after any"
conventions, Martin E. Greene,
business manager of the Cham.
Der of Commerce, says.
The only hotel of any size In
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Two Years Given Man
In Foirfux Auto Deoth
Special Dispatch 70 The star,

FAIRFAX, Va. Oct. l0.-James
Oakley Stanley, alias Oakley James
Stanley, of near AnnandaIe yester-
day was found guilty of involuntary
manslaughter as the result of an
automobile accident last May. The
jury in Circuit Court which con-
victed him fixed his sentence at two
years in the penitentiary.
Stanley was charged with being
the driver of an automobile that
colhded with car occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Norman E. Evans and
their 9-year-old son Donald Edward.
near Ida. The child was killed.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Mrs. SponeIer Gets Divorce

ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct. 10 (Spe-
ciaD.-Mrs. Dorothy E. Spangler of
Bethesda has been granted an ab-
solute divorce from George M.
Spangler of Birmingham, Ala, by
Circuit Court Judge Stedman Pres
colt. DeSertion was charged.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

In October, Beware OF:
l. The hours between mid
night and 2 am. Three persons
were killed within this two-hour
period in october last year.
2. Crossing a street at some
point other than a crosswalk.
Two pedestrians met death in
October, 1910, while doing this.
One of the two ran out from
between parked cars.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
PIT. A. Adopts $3.50 Budget

The Takoma- Silver Spring Md
Junior High School Parent-Teacher
Association has adopted a budget of
$3.50, of which $3.50 provides for
clinic care for the pupils. The re-
mainder of the budget will be used
for janitor service.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

HydttSVllle tMo.J
town hall.
Other officers
C h o Sc n W er e
Mayor John N.
Torvestad of Col
mar Manor, first
vice president;
Councilman H.
Wilson Spicknall
O f Hyattsvllle,
second vice pres
ident, and Town
C O m m issioner
Joseph P. Koh-
Ter of District
uaiUl1tS Spcre-
Evening star., 1941-10-10
D. D. Lumond Asks Divorce

ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct. 10 (Spe-
ciaD Donald D. Lamond of Ia
koma Park has filed suit here for
limited divorce from Mrs. Elizabeth
Lamond, also of Takoma Park,
charging desertion.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Prince Georges
Association
Elects Russell
Municipal Group
Holds Meeting
At HyuttsviIIe

Mayor James L. Russell of Brent
wood last night was elected president
of the Prince Georges Municipal As
sociation at a meeting in the
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Postmaster Named

President Roosevelt yesterday
sent to the Senate the nomination
Of Mrs. Olive Matthew Sisson to be
postmaster at Quantaco. va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
WAR a minute, Buck I've GOT an ideal

philadelphia >" Mrs. Dwight
laughed because Philadelphia
was the point in Pennsylvania
nearest them and 1t was go
miles away
mo. the other way" ne told
her. Back through the hills"
Mrs Dwight laughed and handed
him a quarter His humor like
all the rest of him was pulling
Try Ia get in early" she told
him. when you're out late. l
get nervous"
He kissed her and swung out OF
the room, moving his shoulders "a
catch the rhythm OF his big feet
Ii took him, Mrs. Dwight reflected,
about 80 steps 10 catch his stride
She supposed il was because his
brain had not yet caught up with
the sudden change in his height
He'd grown six inches In the last
year.
Mother" Marjorie said, "he
really il going to Pennsylvania,
you know"
Don't he silly, Marjorie"
Mrs. Dwight said How ever
could he get TO Pennsylvania
with only a quarter"
AT midnight Johnny went into
a telephone booth in a lunch room
IN Harrisburg, Pa, and reversed
charges on a call 10 his home
Mari" he said when the con-
nection was completed. I'm
going 10 Pittsburgh. I'm help
ing the driver of a paper truck
on the Pennsylvania Turnpike"
Wait" Marjorie said breath
leSSly, "Tll tell mother"
NO" Johnny refused Tell
her I'll call her at noon tomOr-
row"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
THE END

Tomorrow's short story. "R.
,. ID. No. B." by Anthony Rud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
AVOIDS ARGUMENT

He hung up TO avoid argument
and sat down on "A stool beside
the driver. The driver was about
30 His eyes were tired He wa,
drinking black coffee. He finished
IT and swung down from the stool
Johnny followed him onto tho
truck. He watched while he re
leased the hand brake and slid if
the gear.
You sure You can handle
this. Kid ." ne asked
"Sure." Johnny told him:
"just show me the shifts. Every
truck is different" He watched
while the driver drove the truck
up the ramp. They pulled 10 a
stop at the toll window and he
looked suddenly into a haShlight
and the muZzle of a revolver.
They were in the hands OF a
state trooper He said:
Whats your name"
Johnny Dwight"
you see anything of two kids
about Is"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
GETS SECOND RIDE

A large, battered open sedan
rolled along. There were two
young men in the front seat and a
mountain of baggage behind. They
pulled 10 a stop and Johnny got in,
IL can drive" he said. "if
you're tired. l just brought IA
truck i'm from Harrisburg.
"Oldfeldw one OF the young
men said. Can YOU fly IA
plane? We can. And we amt
tired. just sit back and relax"
They were two stunt men
brothers named Lash. They had
their own plane They dived il
every day into a paper mache
house in Trimmings Circus, now
playing Youngstown, O. Where
was he going?
youngstown" Johnny grin
ned ANY chance of YOU teach
ing me how to dive that plane?
l want job"
Carefully, the brothers Lash
picked Johnny'S brains. They were
glad he was going TO college
Zekel here was already through.
Eddie was a senior in Arkansas.
This stunt business was lust to
see them through an education.
When Eddie finished they were
going into the circus business.
NO jobs" they choruSed.
unless YOU can ride "A horse"
II can ride a horse" Johnny
told them
~ bronchos Ever been on a
horse ."
NO" Johnny grinncd.
MUST COME HOME
They gave him job driving
stakes for his lunch on the circus
lot in Youngstown At noon, he
got his mother on the telephone on
reversed charges. She was be-
side herself with anxiety. He
must never. never do that again
She was sending him SO and he
was 10 come home on a bus. lie
promised but nc was Disguised.
Eight dollars and 40 cents and he
could make it for nothing.
lie fell asleep in the Western
Union office waiting for the
money.
When IL came. he boarded tho
bus after sending telegram
which said.
Arriving $3.50 a. m. Don't
meet nae. Will be home
o'clock"
He sat behind the driver.
watching him shift his gears. and
knew he could drive bus. lie
wished his mother wasn't such a
sissy Tie wished he had "A lob
Tie wished 1t was Fall and he was
at college
TIC fcll asleep This foray was
over
TIE END
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10

BN CHARLES McGuIRk

By CHARLES McGUIRk
TIVE thick humid heat Of a damp
L July dusk covered the land
soape with an almost palpable
Srudge II pressed against the
three in the roadster
Mrs Dwight leaned against tho
back Of the seat too lsnguid TO
fan herself Marjorie her
daughter. touched her mouth with
her handkerchief and watched
with amusement the ease with
which Johnny. her brother.
handled the big car.
Johnny lay back on his neck
against the seat His two hands
touched the wheel lightly. His
eyes swept the road far ahead so
that his reactions were triggered
10 register long before The need
10 do so arose.
The big car slid along the high
way al 90 miles an hour with no
hint Of that speed. Mrs, Dwight
was congratularng herself on the
sense that Johnny was showing
lie wasn't like other boys at the
wheel He was satisfied 10 drive
we'll within The limit He wasn't
speed crazy il never occurred
10 her 10 look ar the Speedometer
A large mongrel dog shot sud
denly into the roadway and
halted, bewildered, as the big car
leapcd az A. Marjorie tenSed
suddenly in the seat Her right
foot pressed inStinctivcly and
hard against the floor She said
sharply:
Look out. Johnny" Johnny
didn't change his position. He
remained relaxed. But his foot
pressed the accelerator His
fingers tensed little. The dog
started a Whimpering howl as
the huge shape leaped to cut
him down. But the car swerved
10 the right and passed him
with about a half-inch to spare.
Jofnny's eyes slid over 10 his
mother as his foot eased the pres
sure and slipped onto the brake
But his mothers eyes were on the
speedometer and there was horri- I
fed anger in them.
SHE NOTES SPEED
Johnny" she apped.
you're doing over so. slow
down Immediately. What do
YOU mean by speeding: Mar
jorie. take the wheel. I've told
you repeatedly"
oh. ma" he groaned re- 7
signedfy. Il didn't hit him. /
was driving carefully. i knew
what he'd do. couldn't stop.
III I'd tried. I'd hit him. I
and slid by him"
But he Strengthened up and re-
vealed a long. skinny. brown body
in shirt whose tails hung outside
his pants. Ii had no sleeves or
neck. The pants ran unfortunately
down over long skinny legs and
ended in large bare feet.
johnny his mother eX-
claimed again, where are your
shoes? 1 told you never to get
into this car"
"Oh, let him drive, mother"
Marjorie advised. Were nearly
home. It's too hot TO stop and
change places"
Mrs Dwight silently acquiesced /
her eyes puzzled. as usual as she
tried 10 cope with her only SON /
He was Is and out Of high school 1
and going 10 college in the Fall I
Marjorie ana Mrs. Dwight got I
out and he melted from under the (
wheel and followed them. He
went into the house and put on his
socks and shoes He went over
60 his mother, who was regarding
him with the same puzzled frown /
Give me quarter, ma" he /
said. II think I'll 90 10 Pennsyl-
yania."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10

"No, sir"
The light and the trooper 5
eyes stayed eH- him lie held his
eyes to the troopers above the
light The trooper said,
80. II. Start rolling"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
SHE NOTES SPEED

Johnny" she snapped.
you're doing over so. SLOW
down Immediately. What do
YOU mean by speeding Mar
jorie. take the wheel. I've told
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-10
FLEE REFoRMATORY

Johnny watched the driver,
hands again as he shifted the
gears. The big truck rolled
easily. ifihc SpcCdOmeter SaiC
40. " The driver said:
THAT other trooper that
searched the truck said these
two young punks crashed out of
the reformatOry. They slugged
n guard. They got a gun
That's "A hell of n way for kids
Ia start out i'm life. Think you
can handle this wagon ,"
Yen" Johnny SAID. Easy"
The truck driver pulled 10 III,
side and stood up over Johnny a
Johnny slid in behind the wheel
He watched anXiously as Johnny!
hands moved surely onto the shift
and his feet found the brake. Tn,
truck moved again smoothly
Johnny shifted. To second. r,
neutral. To third. To neutral
To fourth. The kid was a natural
wake me when you've done
a hundred" he said and curled
up with his head and knees
against the sidewalks of the
cabin.
Johnny woke him when the,
rolled down the ramp in Pitts
burgh and went with him TO
lunch room where the drive
bought him breakfast john,
left him with a wave of his hanC
and walked TO the towns edge
thumbs IN"
Evening star., 1941-02-18

What makes this such staggering value HolfYeor Soe
First number Of pieces get Ordinarily you poy 1919
chair but NOW 995 for soto and
TWO chairs Second the construction The and socobed
cotton for filing The resilient spring cushions that
can use bottoms which keep their
otter And thirdly the choice OF pieces,
coors Purchased separately Sofas Chairs $780,
Fourth Ths Hs
Evening star., 1941-02-18

Think Of it .. solid mohoeony
at this price, And q faithful
adaptation Of the EorIy Ameri.
con styling thot's riding the
high tide Of popularity. Con-
structed os you'd expect O fine
suite to be-with solid oak in
terors, dustproof construction
throughout and center
guided drawers that glide in
and OUT smoothly os O song.
Bedroom Furniture, Fourth Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1941-02-18


and couldn't without the other Not SO give you Ie
and high
efe Ah Century
Evening star., 1941-02-18

You get N) coIonioItype bed in maple,
walnut or mahogany finished eunwood
~ Tempered steel, heIieol-tied Sim
mons coil spring. ~ Innersprine mat
tress covered in blue e-ond-whte cotton
ticking Single, double and three-quorter
res.
Bed outht Fourth Floor, The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1941-03-21
MICHIGAN CLUB
1926 Rhode Island Ave. NV

Walking distance-Club atmosphere: over
100 young congenial guests; phone every
room: selected menus. few rooms to
March lSt
Evening star., 1941-03-21
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CONTINUED,

detached; D. C. only. MR.. oCONNELL.
D1. 5000.
PRIVATE PARTY WILL BUY NEW OR
almost new brick house, about $500. nr.
GEORGETOWN preferred. Box 1S0-R, Star.
8 TO 10 RMS. D c. ONLY ALL CASH
get IGnGsye aRTEy 19tioR di5iydslyVs d,
Eve. and Sun GE. $500.
PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY ALL CASH
for row house IN Petworth. From owner.
Call Adams 1857
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. any condition. z. A.
BARRY 1907 st. NV. ME. 2o25.
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FO1
KERN, 1892 Woodley pl. NV co. 2615.
A MODERN HOME BETHESDA AREA:
must be priced right No brokers. Box
! HAVE A NUMBER OF CLIENTS READY
10 buy Northwest homes. List your prop-
erts with ne 1II2Tg fer satlsiaG5oTy deal
o.o 729 18th NV.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. c.
property. less than $1,000, brick or frame.
location or condition immaterial For
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
223 Investment Blde. RE. 1Ist.
CALI, WAsHINGTONs LARGEST BUY.
crS Of D c. property. over one
miliion pla dollars worth bought in 1910.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO. NE. $500.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
G. SrI properly If the price is right. Frame or
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
SoS NO. Cap. Realtor. MA. 0s1a
Evening star., 1941-03-21
BETHESDA. MD.-S5,75O.

Brick. semi-det.. large rooms oil heat.
garage. easy terms. Don't miss this one -
Mr. ROBERTSON. RE. 6Sq5
Evening star., 1941-03-21
WOODBRIDGE,

$500 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT
= 18th and Jackson SITS n.e-Corner lot;
rooms and bath full basement. oil burner.
9124: ewes WO O1So
Evening star., 1941-03-21
ROOMS ukEuRNISHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED LADY, empl, desires quiet nm,
Use OF kit. or share apt. Prefer Ch. Cn,
Md, or Sill S: cons. D c.; Protestant.
Box c42, Kensington. Nd
BY EMPLOYED LADY large unfurnished
rm. for studio furniture: pref. with bath.
Box 47"-L, Star ~
SETTLED LADY, very quiet, wishes small
unfurn room; pay by the month; near
9th and SITS. sc. Box CAV, Star 22'
Evening star., 1941-03-21
WFSTHAVEN

$40 75G-PRICED Fer QUICK SALE
1905 Baltimore ave. l blk. off Mass. ave
New Col, q rms. = baths. 3 bedrmS.. -
suitable twin beds large square kit. G. E.
air-cond. heat, - sidewall and attic in
Sulatlon' rear garden, shaded by huge oak
tree; school within 3 blks WI. 1898 or
Evening star., 1941-03-21

Formerly Italian Embassy; 100 rooms,
switchboard. music room, ping-pong tray
service; elevator and many other luxurieS
For a minimum price. Rooms from S45
Singles with private bath SS5, including
. meals 1859 st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
WHY PAY RENT?

When buy this new au-brick
home at $3.50. with small down payment.
balance less than rent Six lovely rooms.
de luxe kitchen. Colonial porch. southern
exposure: exceptional elevation with grand
view of the city: convenient ne. community.
Only a few minutes from downtown. In
vestigste this exceptional opportunity
REALTY ASSOCIATES, National 143s un-
I'll n m
Evening star., 1941-03-21

CHEVY CHASE-Reasonable to lady who
will stay some nights with grown child;
no work involved. No other roomers
WO. 1854
Evening star., 1941-03-21
HOUSES FURNISHED.

a23 SOUTH Goth ST. ARLINGTON
room bungalow. beautifully furnished; S15.
Franklin 2250 after T pm
ARLINGTON. VA. - GROOM. NICELY
furn.. detached home; garage, oil heat, air
conditioned: SIPS. Can be seen Saturday
and Sunday. Chestnut 3069
FURNISHED HOUSE. e ROOMS. 3 ACRES
of ground. chicken coops. beautiful gardens.
greenhouse: consider to SELF For informa =
ton, call Woodley 9131 after pm. Ask
for GUS HARRIS
NEW GROOM BEAUTIFULLY FURNISH
ed hCme Ashton Heights, Arlington. NJ T
BROYE1LL CO, INC. CHI. $500.
6-RM., MOD. Def BRICK HOUSE. TASTE
fully furn., excel Brookland section; 3
bedrms., . tiled baths. showers, auto. gas
heat and refg., recreation rm., yd. gar.
$50 will sublet indefinitely. | or , mos.
guaranteed. 1923 Varnum ne. MI 0571.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.

PETWORTH 626 RANDOLPH ST. NV
S-room. semi-detached brick, with 3-car
detached brick garage; convenient to
parochial and public schools churches;
shopping and transportation. good
value. Seen by appointment.
w. c. q A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1ll9 18th St. NV DI. 4464.
off 18th st. Heights. under 50 900 90,
originally sold for S1l,750. Wooden floor
in recreation room with fireplace, garage.
stepup dining room, screened porch, di-
nette of kitchen, library den and > baths
on second floor Call Mr. DTeisen. District
BOO, BEITZELL ewes, FIR. S793.
Ag AZ .EEXGELLENT rs ssI.I;E Buy FOR GUEST OR
near Columbia rd. ExpensiveIy built semi
detached residence containing II r, 3
baths. Lot 30xl20 to vide alley. ) brick
garages on rear Of lot, always rented.
You must inspect this property TO ap-
pIeclate its earning possibilities. Price,
DOUGLASS E. BULLOCK d. CO.,
REPUBLIC 3O31.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A REAL
BARGAIN or investment in the nice section
OF Chevy Chase. D. C., lust off Reno rd
An masonry construction. slate roof ,
bedrooms, , baths center hall. large living
room with fireplace, large dining room, sun
room, maid room. Lear garage. Original
cost, $1,000. Interior Of house needs
oong over. AS Is, price, $3.50. Have
GOOD tenant who would lease house at
,o cYRys KE1sER. Jr..
49lO Wis. Ave. Wo. 537l. Eve, WO. 1865.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
LINCOLN PARK-S5. .45O.

go 75O-NEW, LARGE RMS. DE-
tached brick. lavatory on 1St
floor: cow. to schools stores. buses. Don't
miss this" National 1913
Evening star., 1941-03-21
APARTs. FURk. OR UkFURN.

471a CONDUIT RD. NW.-PRIVATE EN-
trance: LIST floor, 3 rms. scr porch. $40;
md f., rms Just redec., S35; adults.
o3s
ATTRACTIVE APIS, HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhood. some furnished. Car available
on appt MRS GREEN, Shepherd 512S.
TWO ROOMS DINETTE. KITCHEN. BATH
furnished or untUrn-. private enf: OPP
bus stop: train Serv. 3l9 Wash. blvd.
Laurel, Md
Evening star., 1941-03-21
BARNABY WOODS.
S8.450.

Chevy Chase. D. c.. near Send and Mill
tary rd.-Detached, 6 r and b., oil heal
garage: Soft. front: immediate possession.
ARTHUR F. CARROLL.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
THE TRUTH.

We had so much interest shown
IN our TlmeS-Herald model home
that We have now available an exact
duplication, and Just think-for
nnly
Evening star., 1941-03-21
THE WESTCHESTER.

Sublet to responsible couple. 80 months.
completely and beautifully furnished. very
large living room and bedroom. jr dining
room, kitchen and bath: no children or
pets: Sl25 mo. To inspect, call Wood
Evening star., 1941-03-21
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON, VA.-Large front room, nice
ly furnished. twin beds: y block from
courthouse. Apply 1927 18th ST. north.
CHI. 4141.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-Large. well fur
nished room in Colonial home; conv. bus
cars. Garage If desired. Board opt. SH
2451.
ARLINGTON-New private home; cont
heat and hot water; next to bath; double
expos: ! min. downtown. CHI. 34IS.
BARGATE FARM offers lovely summer TO
right parties exclusive Commutati ion
provided Available April 10. Write TO
Box $40. 1923 Conn. ave. NV.
BEVERLY HILLS. Alexandria-Furnished
bedroom, private bath, shower: new home:
ten-cent bus service. Alexandria 5236.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
6209 MELVILLE.
FOXHALL VILLAGE. So. $50

4 bedrooms, baths, in Chevv Chase:
worth your INSPECTION Sunday: the price
will interest YOU. Call MR.. SMITH. ALLIED
Evening star., 1941-03-21

darling little bungalow. rms. and
bath masonry construction practically
new, large brieht dry basement, gas heat:
beautifully equipped kitchen: nice lot;
yous find nothing better at the price,
monthly payment S31 Call BOSS e.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
MODERN SUBURBAN.

In beautiful Sligo Park, with its recrea-
tional facilities. 6-room stone front. >
on first floor. toilet lavatory and fireplace
in basement; screened porch overlooking
park brick garage: lot 7S-ft. front; oil
fired, air-conditioned heat. Price and
terms reduced for quick sale. Call MR..
WALLACE Emerson | 1S2 or National OS56
Evening star., 1941-03-21
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG WOMAN WANTED TO SHARE
well-furnished apt. with another: con-
Venlent NV. section. HO. 7l19 after +
pm o3s
Evening star., 1941-03-21
ENGLISH STYLE.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Chevy Chase. Md-S1 600
SELECT THE FINISH
(Continued.)

OF this new brick home in Bethesda: Z
bedrooms. . baths: SS.45O: F. H A terms
Call MR.. TREAT, ALLIED REALTY CORP
Wisconsin, 6649
Evening star., 1941-03-21
MARYLAND BUNGALOW.

. rooms on 1st floor. l on md and
storage room. $3.50: make offer. )
rooms. garage: Il square R. I. ave: 1850
BARGAINS. $500 cash payments. See MR..
MAXNOR. 2:!I z ! ave North 4:!2S
Evening star., 1941-03-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

EMPLOYED MOTHER wants room and
board for @-year-old son, also room for
self NV. section preferred. Box 9TH,
Evening star., 1941-03-21
1927 18th ST. NV

DUPONT CIRCLE AND CONN. AVE.
One Of WaShlngtops Largest Guest Homes.
Phcne in Every Room Plenty Baths.
EXCELLENT FOOD, VARIED MENU. 23'