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Evening star., 1941-11-28
Rate Of Increase
In Traffic Deaths
In Nation Checked
Peak of q Per Cent in
August Cut to II
In October
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. 28.-The National
Safety Council today reported prog
ress in the Nation wide effort to dam
the rising tide of accidents in the
United States.
The increase has not been stopped,
the council said, but peak rise OF
% per cent in traffic deaths in Au-
gust has been cut to a l3 per cent
increase in September and II per
cent in October.
1t was in August that President
Roosevelt called on the council to
lead a defense emergency safety
campaign to curb the growing men,
ace. In an attempt TO offset the
usual rise in traffic deaths during
the year-end holiday season the
council and 1870 cooperating organ
izations are undertaking a special
Christmas safety drive with the
theme. Give Courtesy for Christ
mas
1850 Toll in October.
The October traffic toll was 1850.
approximately 400 greater than in
October. 1910, but the II per cent
rise was the smallest for any month
this year. Traffic deaths for the first
10 months of 1941 totaled 1880, a Is
per cent rise over the 27,2l0 toll for
the same 1910 period.
Travel in September, the latest
month for which mileage figures are
available. was l3 per cent greater
than in September. l940 This was
identical TO the fatality increase.
For the first nine months of this year
travel was up II per cent and the
mileage death rate per cent.
Cities of 10000 or more population
reported an average death increase
of 4 per cent in October, compared
with a per cent rise in September
and Is per cent in August.
6 Per Cent Increase Recorded.
For cities of all sizes a 6 per cent
Increase was recorded during the
first ten months, compared with a
rise in rural traffic deaths of Il per
cent over 1910.
Although the IA cities of 100000
or more population had relatively
unfavorable October record-an
per cent increase in deaths-they
continued to be the only group with
a cumulative reduction for the year.
This reduction, however, has been
cut to less than per cent.
Memphis continued to lead the
large cities in cumulative death re-
ductions with a 10-month toll SO
per cent below the comparable 1910
figure. St. Paul was second with
% per cent reduction.
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John w. Ward Dies:
Was With w. P. A.

John w. Ward. about 65, an en-
ploye of the Work Projects Admin
istration, died Wednesday at his
home, 1929 G street NV.
Mr.. Ward, who is survived by a
sister, Miss Eva J. Ward of Wash
ington, and a brother, Robert H.
Ward of Brooklyn, N. Y, came to
Washington six years ago to enter
the Government service. Before that
he had lived in Brooklyn.
Funeral services for Mr.. Ward
we're held at 9 o'clock this morning
at st. Johns Episcopal Church, Six
teenth and H streets NV. Burial
will be in Greenwood Cemetery,
Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Knights TempIor Plan
ArIinoton Ceremony

A plaque in memory of soldiers
killed in battle will be presented
bv Harry G. Pollard. grand master
OF the Grand Encampment OF
Knights Templar, at the Tomb OF
the Unknown Soldier at 3 pm. to-
morrow.
knights Templar in full uniform
from Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Vlr-
einia, Maryland and the District OF
Columbia will take part in the pro-
gram. They will assemble at the
Fort Myer gate at 2:3O pm. and
march to the cemetery Is minutes
later.
J. Fred Huber, inspector general
Of the Grand Commandery OF the
District of Columbia, will be in
charge Of the procession. A large
human cross will be formed by the
Knights In front Of the tomb.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
Club Plans Hike Sunday

The Capital Hiking Club will take
o 1o-mile hike along Muddy Branch
Sunday under the direction Of a
competent leader, it was announced
today. The group will leave 1416
F street NV. at 9 am.
Evening star., 1941-11-28

Due to State laws items marked aisbty hirher in
MARYLAND virginia
enecve until the close
NO SALES TO DEALERS. ~ ~ '
Evening star., 1941-05-04

exist. Thus the gravitational energy
in the form of heat is dissipated.
Thermostat Principle.
The whole process works, DR..
Gamov explained, on q thermostat
principle. The instant the interior
temperature reaches a certain point
conditions are ideal for the forma-
ton of neutrinos which cool the
star. Then star like the sun
eventually becomes white dwarf"
as heavy as the sun but only hum
dredth as big.
Unless the heat could be gotten
out of the center, DR.. Gamov said,
a complete collapse Of star would
be impossible because the radiation
pressure would be such as to offset
the force of gravity. If heat came
out In the form of light, X-rays or
even cosmic rays, about 1,000, 900 900
years would be necessary for the
complete collapse of the star be-
cause OF the barrier to these forms
of radiation set up by the outer
layers and the stellar atmosphere.
But such a collapse actually has
been observed-or at least calculated
from other observations-to take
place in few days. The neutrinos
are the only possible explanation,
Dr. Gamov believes.
He calls 1t the "unca" effect, or
Evening star., 1941-05-04
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. c, MAY 1sA-PARr

the "unpredictable collapse 'phe-
nomenon."
Meaning Filled In.
But, DR.. Gamov explained in an
interview, he chose the combina-
ton of letters. "unca," first and
filled In a meaning afterward.
Unca is the name of night club
In Rio de Janeiro, where he made
a scientific study of the operations
Of roulette tables last summer.
His phenomenon, he says, takes
heat away from stars as roulette
table takes money away from the
players.
Energy sources Of stars were de-
scribed by DR.. Bethe. DR.. Edward
Evening star., 1941-05-04

and locations for the buildings are
being determined.
The chapels, each to seat 357
persons, are designed to serve all
faiths. They are to be equipped
with movable affairs, constructed
with a series of doors and panels
providing the essential require
ments for each kind of service.
Protestant, Catholic and Jewish
services already are being held reg
ularly in the division, mainly in
regimental recreation halls, under
the direction of 1t. Col. Frederick
c. Reynolds, division chaplain.
The 29th Division chaplains in
clude 1t. Harold F. Donovan, assist
Evening star., 1941-05-04
6. W. Scientist Tells
OF Hitherto Unknown
Kind OF Radiation
Type Which Constitutes
Death Gosps Of Stars
Described at MEETING
BY THOMAS P. HENRY.


A hitherto unknown kind of radia-
Non which constitutes the death
gasps of burned-out stars was de-
scribed to the American Physical
Society meeting here yesterday by
DR.. Georges Gamov Of George
Washington University.
This is neutrino radiation. 1t con-
stitutes about 7 per cent of all
the energy emitted by the sun. 1t
consists of infinitesimally minute
particles which will pass easily, DIR.
Gamov said, through a lead wall a
million miles thick.
The neutrino is an elemental par
ticle of about the mass of an elec-
tron. 1t differs in that 1t has no
electrical charge. It's existence can
only be postulated, because there is
no possibility of ever capturing one
with any human device.
When hydrogen gas atoms, the
mother stuff of all creation, are
built up into more complex atoms
such as nelium there is something
left over in the process which
physicists can account for only by
assuming a particle with the quail
ties ofsa neutrino which escapes.
Process Continual.
Now, DR.. Gamov explained, the
process of building up and tearing
down atoms continually is going on
In q star. Hydrogen is built up into
carbon, which breaks down into hy-
drogen again. This is the source of
the suns heat and continues until
all the hydrogen eventually is ex-
hausted.
For the sun, it was calculated at
the same meeting by DR.. H. Bethe
of Cornell University, originator of
the hydrogen-carbon cycle theory,
this will require about 10000, ,000, 900
years.
As the hydrogen in a star is con-
Evening star., 1941-05-04


sumed, heat is piled up in the center
which eventually brings about an
explosion. The outer layers of the
star are blown away entirely. The
inner ones bulge out and then COL
lapse, falling toward the center.
This generates an enormous amount
of gravitational energy in the form
of heat. The interior reaches a
temperature of about $4,000 degrees
centigrade. 1t must be gotten out
somehow and, according to DR..
Gamov's calculations, this is ac-
complished by the emission of neu-
trinos which go through the outer
layers of the star as if they did not
Evening star., 1941-05-04
IS ChapIains on Duty
With 29th al Meade

By the Associated Press.
FORT GEORGE G.. MEADE, Md,
May 3.-Fifteen of 20 chaplains who
are to serve with 29th Division
forces are now on active duty at
Fort Meade and construction of
nine chapels is expected to be
under way within a month, Army
officials said today.
b Plans for the chapels have ar
rived at the Office of Maj. j. A.
Noxon, constructing quartermaster,
Evening star., 1941-05-04

ant division chaplain, Catholic, for
merly of st. Francis Xavier Church,
Washington, D. c., and Maj. Edgar
C. Powers, 1o4th Medical Regiment,
Methodist, executive secretary,
Maryland Bible Society.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
War Relief MEETING

The Arlington County branch OF
the British War Relief Society will
meet at 2:30 pm. Wednesday in the
Arlington Village carcroom Plans
for a rummage sale and auction of
historic articles will occupy most
of the meeting.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Teller of George Washington Uni
versity told of the postulated re-
actions of elements in the red giant
stars. The problem of white
dwarfs was discussed by Drs. r.
Marshak and G. L. Critchfield OF the
Institute for Advanced Study,
Princeton University.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

GETS DIVORCE-Mrs. Rachel
Davies Walker, daughter Of
Joseph E. Davies, former Am
bassador to Russia and to
Belgium, and socially prom
inent in Washington, was
granted a divorce yesterday
from Aldace E. Walker, also Of
this city, according to an As
sociated Press dispatch re-
ceived here from Pocatello,
Idaho. Mrs. Walker was
granted custody of a minor
child. Underwood Photo.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

SETTLED LADY desires room and board in
small home; will stay with children for
small consideration. EN-. 6453.
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and girl,
a., care of child during day: good home;
child must have mothers care; D. G. pre-
ferred Box 1928. Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

iI3s CONN. AVE.-Large front NEWLY
Acc studio furn., semi-bath, c,hW" Hhens'
lcn,-r -inr,. M q
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LARGE BEDRM., twin beds, 3 windows,
private bath: suitable for two. In new
home. all new furniture. Quiet, beautiful
suburbs. Excellent transp. Apply at 1908
10Th St n Gin StOrpl
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, D. cII2 LIGHT BASE
sdats aT Drysse Kasf enrsnes ssa0s Mo 44s e quiet
PARK LEE, 1890 PARK Rp. NV AND
2 large. attractive rooms, spacious dressing
room, dinette, kitchen, bath shower; ele-
ys!oE ys4so sfGss4 aoss4e Saoioe bachelor apt
PETwoRTH, 1923 GA AVE; N.w:12nd
a., pvt. home: exceptionally clean, mod, |
room. kit. bath. porch: S4S.
141s SPRING RD.-sEMI-DET. 2 ROOMS,
GUIDED: cow transp.: Sept. l.
Kite Sitchen Nsnf and bath: heat; eiec., gas re-
ags IIigeratoara ! INCLUDED; sd "a block from bus
1436 MONROE ST. NW.-BED- LIVING
room, large kitchen new. cleo refs, all
utilities furnished. unlimited phone.
1927 PARK RD.. NV, vINE-COvERED
cottage on grounds rooTy picturesSa1e
mr. transp; employed adults. NO. a225,
1914 ST; NW;mBAsEMiENNT a-,Is E,iI3N ntIp1 APT; J:
entr: adults Hobart 02S9.
is93 ELLISON odsrn MWNEWbY E,,ebsn EuEN
SnIim. SnYMai phone hone $50: e' .-'''
1903 ALLISON NV GENTLEMEN
BedTm:; twin beds; large living rm; i,s orchid III
linens. % gas. elee sos.
8 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. COW.
i've adults Woodley 7s46 81.
SSsa 9Soa sH2R1RA sat IT. s17so aye AT Ap c0ssosI
1920 MONROE ST, ,NW.-LARGE. End
Frigidaire, light, gas and heat newly
decorated: c.h.w.; S42 30; adults.
DUPONT, CIR, WALK. DIST, MUNIC.
Bldg.-Attr. bed-sit. Im., to share apt
with girl; uni. phone. kit. ME. 1917.
1916 SPRING RD.-2 BEDROOMS, LIv
as comp n uTn SIS fI2n After
YOUNG GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE 2-RM..
210s Eye st. NV. Apt. 6. ME. 52O9.
wEsTVIEW. 2123 EYE ST. NV. (NR. 2lst
25s5, Ext. 7O9. ---
NEAR CAPITOL AND GOVT BLDGs-,
2 rooms, kitchen. dinette, bath, inclosed
porch. AT. 0562.
ALABAMA APIS, 1o15 N ST. NV. APT.
607--2 rooms kitchen, shower; utilities
furnished suitable for 4.
SHARE APT, WITH. ANOTHER GIRL.
27-32, individual beds. closets. S27 so;
unliinit phone. secy. service 210 R. I.
ave. ne. North 521S, Apt. 119-A.
1879 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV, COR
ner M rooms, kitchen, bath; utilities
furnished: walking distance. OWNER.
Observation-Disclosures FURN.
apt, foyer; large living room, dining room. n
ss ssaTo09s $50 monty esana EN- olos
1920 MONROE ST. .N.W.-BAsEMENT
large bedrm,, twin beds; kit, range, run
Hsht. gas. ss3: empi. adults.
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GAO RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-Large room
with twin beds, near bath; conV. 10 Trans
Evening star., 1941-08-29

1877 PARK RID. NV VINE-COVERED
cottage on grounds, roomy, picturesque
Attractively furn., large fireplace. shower
mr.. transp.: employed adults. NO q225,
1914 P ST. N.W-BASEMENT APT:
large room, kit, shower, Frigid.; private
ay,tr adults uphort OOSn
Evening star., 1941-08-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.

koi KENNEDY ST NW.---Lsrge double
sIiidio room, all transits, 1915 ca. Also
single room. GE. 5s2S.
1910 K ST. N.W.-L.h.k.; gas ranse' ga,a run
Sleeping rm., SIS Empl. ladies.
i417 PARK RID. NV, Apt. 24.eLge; room. room.
ia9s.J. ---------
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 7S1iE. m53trssses' aqtIsatsF
phone, garage; eenti1es. Dupont 7241. 81.
1I3s CONN AVE.-Large front newly
dec studio furn semi-bath, ,c,h,W" nnenS'
maid phone service; inc. 2nd T. 81
2135 ST NWmstudi0 roc room; Toon nvf sink
grill. S1750-S20. DI. 2135.
1717 ST. .N.w-.Newly furnished t shed single one
for girls, S16 mo.
norch. near bath with shower; gent!eman'
Protestant: s175o mo, Adams 1855.
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds southern ex1o5 800
sure light, airy; of ScreeneS 20 porch; nriim inn
pR0ne: S0T 'T men or working couple; available
now 1870 Spring rd. NV HO 3ol9
1870 SPRING ,RD; N.W.-Front, s,v siFsle fs1e
room, near bath li, 2nI bono I,oor nrVste % home;
available now: gentleman. HO. 3ol9 -
NORTHEAST LOCATION : Lowell. single single
room in pvt; home nicely furnished conV'
transp. FIR. 20t9
A. L.
front: inner-spring mattress S5 per wk.
Rims twice. Me 0s67
PETwoRTH, 42s TAYLOR n.w.-Larse airy,
single or double bedrm; eentlle sentie-
men: pvt home. Taylor 1885, --
$50 RANPoIPH ST NwmLarge VA &c +roo9 reom
Call TAYLOR 6251 ---
41I2 ARKANSAS AvE-Master bedroom.
Ssme Gea af o 18th s SSs noffh Park
rd ia 1920. --
ARL., va. ss22 7th St n. No; 29EL43yels On 3yel,
BUS; So wk.
THE sToNEHURsT, us 18th St; Sc. se-
Just opening: everything fresh and clean; lean;
new paper: quality furniture; Iarge' raff nEn1
club chairs: near Lincoln Park, car ana
bus lines: s25 up.
1701 18th ST. NV, Apt 54s-Large
room for 2 young, men. twin beds; oo bath'
shower: apt with l adult -DO- -lOOo-
s03 LoNGFELLoW ST; NV. Jewish
unlim. phone: conv. transp. RA. 2063.
4712 45th ST. NW.--Large front room
In new home, private bath, Sh9Weri unilm'
phone: conv transp. EN- $3.50.
eoOO,N ST Nw-Attractive small room
to refined woman; homelike atmosphere;
1911 PARK RID Nw.-Nice, clean. double
room. twin beds, twin closets, next bath;
employed ladies. co. 6701. .
GEORGETOWN. 3O22 Que st.-Single rm.;
End floor, available SEPT; l; f;nt nFishf boms ano
use Of screened porch overlooking gardens.'
514 oGLETHoRPE Nw-Master bedroom
double and single rooms, reas.; "a block
to Takoma bus: 81 wk. 81.
143e r NV, Apt. 2l-Large 2nd q. front
adj. bath no other roomers: S24 month.
DU. 29SS. oo-
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1852 FLORIDA AVE. NE.

Apt. 2-6 rooms. bath: gas, eIec. INC
S4015. L. J. MILLS, MA. 4561-
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CONG HGTS. BARGAIN.
5 BEDROOMS, 8 BATHS
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

4 bedrms. and bath, on a beautiful lot
of approximately one-half acre: must be
seen to be appreciated; $3.50. Call
F. r. SPEAR, INC.
7072 Old Georeetown Rd. WI. 21oe,
Continued on Next pase)
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LOOK! OPEN 6 TO 9,

1901 3rd ST. NV.
First time ever offered. One of Bright
woods Star homes at a sacrifice The
owner. transferred to another State, said
sell at once at a sacrifice his beautiful
semi-detached home, 8 rms, bath, shower,
oil heat, screened-in porches, built-in
garage. In new-house condition. Right on
bus line. For information call D. J. OCon-
nor, Randolph O067, with J. J. O'CONNOR,
District 5252.
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1417 PARK RID. NV. Apt. 24-Lge; room.
uni. phones shower, pvt. ent-, S4-So- Co
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BROOKLAND.
TO-DAY

Visit this unusually charming new CENTER
hall home al 1915 18th st. NV. A sample
of a group of - under construction oy
M x Stone. 10 of which have been sold
before completion. See It's beautifullyspro-
Dortloned living and dining rooms lis
truly modern kitchen, psneled study with
adjoining iavatory on main floor. Thrill
TO its 3 larEe bedroOms and baths on End
floor, ioored attic The large recreation
room with burning fireplace and re-
freShment bar Is especially pleasing. also
maids room with bath Ideally located
near Rock Greek Park. riding and country
clubs Must ne seen 10 be apprs "a tee. as
there is more house per money here than
elsewhere in this desirable residential sec
tion. Prices start al Sl4,750. ask for
MR.. SHAEER
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3817 N. VERNON ST,

In the country club section of Arlington.
Attractive new brick home, rms, Ia
baths, sundeck over large screened living
porch. full attic with insulation in roof.
light basement; This house is beautifully
situated on a large lot surrounded BY old
forest trees Only = square to bus ROBERT
E. HEATER. 1927 N. Glebe rd. CHI. 5622.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
LAFAYETTE HOTEL

18th and Eye sts. n.w.--Rooms with bath
and radio for ] person from SIG per
week by the month for fu 2 from 81 per
spection. District 4210
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ARLINGTON, VA. 1O7 s. Irving ST.
lse. furn. rms. gar pvt. bath: "a bl. bus;
gentlemen. CHI. 0313.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

THE FINEST CORNER HOME IN THE
NV. section Of Washington for the money.
Must be seen TO be appreciated For price.
173l x st. NV
CHEVY CHASE 1907 MILITARY RID. NV.
Save selling commission buy direct from
located; reasonably priced.
ton: S4.500. POI Daniels St. Colmar
Manor, Md. Inspect or call NOLAN &
NOLAN, Lincoln 00S3.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE, I417 DOWNING
ping rdES center sen bus. = RE 6s95. -9 u 9-iO'
BUNGALOW, NE, 5 LARGE ROOMS AND
basement, garage. LARGE corner lot, shade
trees. very convenient downtown. reason
able. OWNER, AT 2647-W.
BUY SION-VALUE-BUHT HOMES
in Chevy Chase. D. C; nearby Nd: and Va;
GoRDoN. owner. 1877 / s.. bf $3.50 ~
BOOMING HOUSE NEAR 18th AND MASS.
are M; II rooms; baths; priced to SELL
OPPORTUNITY Il LARGE 3-sToRY. 9
good good cond.: DIS $3.50: Col. Col % Hsts. Ap. $500
QUINCY sT. NV, NEAR n; 4; AvE,L,6
rooms bath oil heat: good CONDITION; elose los
K1Ns CO. 1922 H st. NV. DI. 852o.
EXCELLENT. TOWN LOCATION. BED
rooms, baths: wonderful condition;
Sl3,500. MR.. MAHoNEY. Dupont 77s4.
300, BLoCK NICHOLS AVE Sc 3
VIII WHY trade aPen or a sell for S small % cash down OWN
payment. Call District os7s; after g.
Rs9S Rsqsse sI0eK S1e sdBd on S6vB BEta Sa
ike rent. w w BAILEY, Ma. $3.50.
ARLINGTON, -VA.-AN IDEAL HOME FOR
a young couple or employed woman: r;
and b.; $500 IN $3.50 So to 500 eaSh RvFs ans
| CO, INC. Arlington, Va.
CLEVELAND PARK, 1904 35th ST-6-
room semi detached brick, oil heat; garage
2 inelosed, heated porches. OWNER, WO.
1852, Sat, Sun or ewes.
PRACTICALLY NEw-CORNER-GL
/ Park; only 3 yrs. old: brick, rooms. bath.
| gas heat; leased at $3.50 yr: Price only
/ ATTRACTIVE NEW DETACHED BRICKS,
| porch. fireplace, nice lot; close to, schools,
buses: stores, near Marietta PIX NV
OWNER LIE LEAVING CITY WILL sAcgI-
I flee. SIS 600 home now for 81 $50; de-
/ tached brick, 4 bedrms., baths, large
porch, oil heat; completely surrounded by
trees; n near ca Bethesda s1a6 shopping center. CAL
FoUR-BEDRooM BRICK HOME IN
american UNIVERSITY PARK; ar three & OF Inc sne
asfs as and
You will be pleased at the value IN this
house at S14, $50. THOS. L. PHILLIPS,
! wO. 1900 until pm. 351s Conn.
A NEW FOUR-BEDROOM DETACHED
brick in tree-Shaded section of American
| University Park: den and lavatory on first
| floor, recreation room, auto. heat. built-in
| garage; S14250. THOS. 1. PHILLIPS,
| WO. 1900 until Q pm 351s Conn.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN
| a home with four excellent bedrooms,
three Of them double size: an exceedingly
freplaces Bryant gas furnace: house less
than three years old and priced at only
S14,750. Call MR. TABB WO. 1857.
A 4-BEDROOM, 2-BATH e BEDROOMS
| and bath on first floor, det. part
stone. part brick house. on corner lot with
140-ft frontage;. convenient to Woodrow
Wilson High school and graded schoel;
| 800. Call MR.. LYON, Emerson 4570.
| S1I,750-CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-THIS
brand-new. home. 6 large rooms. . "a baths,
portunity on this market. Don't delay.
| REALTY ASSOCIATES, Ma. 1888.
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FARM g GARDEN.

BANK GRAVEL, for roadbeds, driVeways
bluestone. Top soil. Warfield 45a3
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FURNITURE, orlc-a-brac, china, glass
ware, rugs. SilVeTware. paintings; highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray, Taylor 1888.
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R-RCOM BUNGALOW. GAEtAGE, ADJA-
cent to Arlington Village, near new Govt
bldgs. stores, schools: bus at door S62.5O.
n OORn-M
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Chevy Chase, Md.-S13,750.

On West Lenox St. Just west of Connecti-
cut ve,-This is an unusual offering. There
are Q rooms, 3 baths. 2 freplaces, rear
stairway. ample closets and storage space.
practically new oil heating u~it, garage
and lovely lot, beautifully Iandscaped:
fine old shade trees: pleasant outlook,
charm and atmosphere. BOSS & PHELPS,
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

LARGE, newly furnished bedroom twin
beds, = exposures. semi-pvt. bath, unlim.
phone breakfast priv. WI. 81 5S. 5416
Edgemore lane. Bethesda.
ARLINGTON. 1888 N. Taylor st.-Single
rm. with pvt bath, c.h.w.: near 2 bus
lines; gentlemen pref CH. 1901.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, Arl., va.---For
gentleman, front room, semi-private bath;
$50 mo. CHI. 1884.
BEVERLY HILLS, Alexandris--single rm.
with pvt; family for gentleman only.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Master bedroom. in
new home; newly furnished: suitable 2
gentlemen: "a block bus. Glebe BIG.
ARLNGTON-Attracti room, 4 win
dows, modern home, private entrance.
porch; near bus. city fare CHI. 223S.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM, pri-
vate bath: convenient two bus lines, new
Navy Building: 10c zone; gentleman.
SILVER sPRING-Nice front room for
gentleman in private home. Call SH.
$3.50 from to pm. 81
SUTTLAND, MD comfortably furnished
rooms in new home, semi-pvt. bath. Spruce
049S
TAKOMA PARK-Front room. next bath.
double bed; newly furnished; with young
ARLINGTON, VA, 107 s. Irving ST.
lse. furn. rms. gar. pvt. bath: "a bl. bus;
gentlemen. CHI O3l3
Evening star., 1941-08-29


Stucco Groom Dutch Colonial: living
room. sunroom, dining room, kitchen.
breakfast room downstairs; upstairs. four
bedrooms. two of master size, and two
baths: nine closets; maids room and COM
plete bath in basement: G. E oil burner;
garages; 7Ox200-ft. lot with stream;
S13,500 Wisconsin 1889.
BETTER THAN RENTING
Bethesda, Md-Modern home, with 2
bedrooms and bath, nice lot, in attractive
section; automatic heat: a bargain at
S4.75O. E. NJ FRY, INC, 6S40 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1941-08-29

.SEMI-DET.: . ROOMS,
ent unfurn.; utilities in
80 oA~A
Evening star., 1941-08-29
4 Bedrooms.
ROLLINGWOOD.
PRE-SHOWING-

PLANS AND CONSTRUCTION
BY EDWIN L. AND LOIS 3. TAYLOR
Situated on large corner lot with beau
tiful view: rms , bedrmS.. , baths
layatorles large finished storage space,
2-car garage. recreation rm. with fireplace.
WI. 5S61-
Col E. Leland St. Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
EXCEPTIONAL BUY.

Beautiful bungalow-2 bedrooms, on 1st
floor. finished room in attic, attached
in Takoma Park, Md, on a high knoll
Grade and high school within / block
Unusual circumstances make 1t possible TO
offer this home at 5000. F H. A.
financed THIS Is A NEW HOME.
Evenings phone service until 9 pm.
F. r. SPEAR, INC,