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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
G Am Studying Timeless Idiocy In Man And Myself. ,.
That's SayOyam Speaking; He Has Q Ne1C Play AbOut-And FOr-"7He Beautiful People"

what you cali it." he asks "so long as it breathes7"
 Arguments over MT. Saroyan's abity-genius or with the publication of his first short stories, "The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze" in 1884, His more recent works have done nothing to abate the controversy.
 There is no question of how Saroyan feels about saroyan. Self-assured ("modesty in our day almost invariably accompanies mediocrity and is usually inside out variety of imtnodesyD, brash audacious he is first to tell his critics of his greatness He is his own best audience. To one New York theater critic he telegraphed the night before his first play opened: Congratulations! I'm my play is great"
 Saroyan was born in Fresno California, In l000 son of an immigrant Armenian professor Young Bill was sent to public schools had hard time mak- ing living-first as newsboy, then as a Western Union messenger, later in an uncle's vineyard. He had little time for writing in his early youth, but once he started nothing held him.
 "I simply write," he says with frankness And adds with characteristic brashness sometimes perhaps more significantly than know, which falls into place by itself, rather strangely"
 "Vvhat is . story?" he asks Tn the same breath he answers: "A thing Is what is especially created thing An uncreated thing, an initiated thing, is not what 1t is supposed to be and therefore is largely certain creation is story, but question of whether not 1t IS at all; and if 1t IS, but seemingly not story IS nevertheless and that's all there is to it."
 Beneath and despite his flipness, William Saro- van is deadly in earnest. He wants to express for the common man. who cannot express 1t for himself the beauty and warmth ard tenderness that the It, tie man feels. He has a faith in humanty-"The express this he has resorted to many purposey landish tricks
 Three years ago. with three college chums, he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
POLI'S

"The Devil and Miss Jones" head lines double feature starting today at Loew's Poli. With Jean Arthur starring, "The Devil and Miss Jones" presents hilarious romantic comedy to theatergoers through its unusual story and treatment.
 Robert Cummings has the TO- mantle lead with t:ie star. and Charles Coburn shares title-role honors with her as a multi-million- aire whose efforts to solve a per. sonal dispute motivate the plot.
 The troubles originated in a huge department store-one of hundreds of enterprises Coburn owns--where a group of employees trying to im- prove conditions have hung Coburn in efilgy in front of the store.
 fingered at the insult, Coburn secretly takes 8 job as shoe clerk in the establishment, seeking to learn the identity of tho ringleaders SO he can personally attend to their punishment. Miss Arthur, & clerk in the shoe department. befriends the lonely newcomer, protecting him from the attentions of the super cilious floor manager and introduc- ing him to an elderly feminine clerk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
Chldren's Radio
 Theater On WATR

Miriam Hurlburt's "Children's Radio Theater" will have its first Saturday morning broadcast over WATR today at il. The juvenile dramas, written and directed by the well-known dramatic coach, were formerly Q Friday afternoon WATR feature.
 Today's play, '"The Bright 1dea', is an amusing yarn about a school girl who gets the idea that her teacher corrects papers without reading them, and decides to do something about 1t. Her plan of ac- ton results In some anxious mo. ments for her and her chums.
 The cast of today's play includes Marin MacNish, Judy Perkins. Car olyn Hax and Fredrika Kilbourn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
STATE

Performances this evening at Warner Bros. State theater conclude the engagements of Humphrey Be- gart, Joan Leslie, Eddie Albert and Sylvia Sidney in The Wagons Roll at Night" also Double Date" with Edmund Lowe and Una Merkel.
 Fun and laughter, music and dancing, romance and youth are the highlights of the tuneful melo- dious comedy Pot O'Gold" which comes to the State tomorrow with a great acting cast heade dby James Stewart and Paulette Goddard and feturing the fmous music of Horace Heidt and his Musical Knights.
 "Pot o'Gold" is said to be the funniest, friskiest picture that ever
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

who she thinks would be an ideal match for him.
 Cobprn discovers that Miss Ar- thurs boy friend, Cummings, is the leader of the rebels and grimly he tries to learn the names of the others SO he can discharge them all. However, through the well-meant and unsuspecting efforts of Miss Arthur the millionaire comes to view the trouble in a different light, and at a crucial moment he himself joins the ranks of aggrieved em- ployes against the store manage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

ment.
 How 1t all turns out with the en- frightened rich man clearing the way for the employees to win fantastic victory makes for the joyous climax of this unique offering. Giving the three principals some of the finest opportunities of their recent ca- reers, this out of the ordinary picture also features notable group of sup. porting players. Edmund Gwenn, Spring Byington, s. z. Sakall, Wil- liam Demarest and Walter Kings ford, all have important roles in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

out muCh douDt ne has ANeauy CIInChed the HCVTHty exhibitionist crown.
 The latest of long line of attention-getting Saroyan acts was his giving away some 2000 free tickets-first come first servedfor the dress rehear sal of his newly opened play "The Beautiful People" He has promised to give scores more Annie Oakleys for each performance during the plays run.
 Perhaps his most spectacular maneuver was re- fusing the prize money when "The Time of Your Life" both the Critics Circle and Pulitzer prizes Money, he explained should have no relationship to art.
 It is more than his actions that makes Saroyan
 problem child to the intellectually well-bred High brows raise eyebrows at his passionate dis,egard of the conventional styles and form of contemporary prose and drama "What difference does 1t make
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

sleep, anger, despair, energy, mo- ton, sound, texture, memory and many other things into English"
 Tn this self-confident, bubbling, yet bumbling style that is so char acteristic of him, 33-year-old Will liam Saroyan answers the question most frequently asked him: What does your writing mean?"
 In seven years this handsome, self-educated son of @ poor Ar- menian immigrant has established himself not only as one of Amer. ica's most prolific writers (447 short stories, produced plays, 1 ballet) bu talso as leading con- tender for the title of l'enfant terrible of American letters. With
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

support.
 On the same program is another smash hit "A Man Betrayed" a thrill packed drama featuring John Wayne, Edward Ellis and lovely Francis Dee.
 Don't miss MGM's "ziegfeld Girl" opening four day engage ment on Saturday at this popular theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
BY TOM WOLF NEA Service Staff COrreSpondent

New York; April 26-T am studying timeless and contemporary idiOcy in man and In myself, and time. less and contemporary dignity in beasts plants rocks
 rivers seas, and myself and translating the uni- verse time and snace. nneumaflcs. size reatlyitY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

miniature sets used in preparing Time Out for Rhythm," in which he Is featured at Columbia. vallee plans to place them in the movie room of his Maine lodge. 4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

Roy Clarke, cameraman on Charles R. Rogers Senate Page Boys" for Columbia, was the lead-' ing boy star in the early days of pictures when Alfred E. Green, de, rector of the picture, was an extra at the time studio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

or like the title of his ballet as ''The Great Amer. lean Goof"
 But most assuredly, as Saroyan himself would probably be the first to admit, of his work would have belonged in collection he once started to edit: "An Anthology of Lousy Writing-not gass but an undertaking of far-reaching importance" z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

Nobodys Chndrn unique program histories or
 
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

SAVES FILM SETS Rudy Vallee purchased all the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

founded publishing firm for the sole purpose of printing his then-atest work: "Three Times Three" The firm received nationwide attention, not so much for It's book as for the fact that it had no president or treasurer, but four vice-presidents
 Time alone will decide whether the problem child of American literature of l94 will be taken seriously
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

WATR-MBS features today Red Sox As B. Penn Relays e45 Dr. E. I. Day Camp Program S Soldiers uz Emans Contact" 1SO California Mel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

Anyone who invited to listen to Dave program WAT tonight at 9So It's perfectly this particular Gagantua
 property sculptor Adolph Wolff who ex- anmanne hgha the display of the Scup Guild Park Avenue two The huge animal attracted
 favorable critical Alter xhlnit the artist placed his monster in storage where It has been eyer financial Wolff wants give the statue to someone who owns Westches estate Wolff thinks his pet will make nice z H off his hands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26
New York Stations WEAF-ssO - WoR-7lO - WJz-77o = wABC-ssO

WJZ-'K3ishop and Gargoylo' WABC--'Duffy's Tavern,
 drama, Shirley Booth: S:45--WOR--Don Ares, tenor 0:00--W onal Barn
 Dance: Eddie Peabody WOR-Gabriel Heater
 WJZ-Song of Your Life WABC-Your Hit Parade;
 Warnow's Orch. 9:15-WOIs--Red Barber, sports 0-WOR-Contact Dave Elman WJZ--News; N. E. c. Sum.
 mer sympsony: Reginald
 Stewart 9:45--WABC-Battle of Borough 10:00--WEAF-Uncle Ezra and
 Fran Allison
 WOR-News; Johahnes 10:15-WOI.-Chicagoland Concert WABC-Rep. Jos. w. Martin 10:3O--WEAF--Matty Malneck's WJZ-Blue Barron's Orch. 10:45--WABC--New of the World 0--WcAF--News
 WOR--News; Weather
 WJZ-News; Dance Music WABC-St. Louis Grand
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 WOR-Maxlne Gray, Art WJz--Ciydo Lucas orch
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

One of Americas outstanding Negro co the 45voce Bennett College Choir of Greensboro G. will be heard WATR tomorrow afternoon 43 hafhour Mutual Network in all the United States colleges clusvey the education of Negro Bennett College repeatedly Negro composer present program of his compositions
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-26

rather than debate will be featured tomorrow panel of experts will subject Imitation" American locally through WATR Sundays Bennys will consider unique problem during nights Since daylight saving time Is not Ob- served the Pacific coast Benny and his will present their nevertheless the time in past observing that's whats confusing What to the hour that lost between communities those that do not?
Evening star., 1941-06-20
For Regularly EmplOyed Col,
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,

HOUSE. PARTLY FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished. . 10 bedrooms for guest house.
Georgia 35l5. Reasonable. 20'
HOUSE. N CITY, NEAR TRANSPOPTA-
ton with 2 bedrooms. also garden space,
Not over $50. Box 27S-G, Star. 20"
HAVE CLIENTS FOR HOUSES TO RENT
in Cleveland Park or near Cathedral CALL
MR. RABY. WITH BEITZELL, DISTRICT
300. AFTER PM CALL WOODLEY
6Sas
WANTED TO RENT-6-ROOM HOUSE OR
bungalow. not more than So, per month
in nearby Maryland. Box 43a-D Star,
NEARBY MD-3 OR ROOM HOUSE OR
apt up 10 S33. Responsible tenants, refer
enCeS. Box 3Sl-G Star.
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NEW, AT BUILDERS COST

ALEXANDRIA'S AR1SIOCRAT AREA.
Surprisingly prominent neghbors sur
home: living room 23x14 feet with fire.
place; other rooms of corresponding ample
size; = baths. lavatoTy first floor; large
screened porch oycrloOkS exquisite brick
and hedge fenced garden; Il block of Mt.
Vernon blvd. and ! D minutes drive to 14th
and F; Sl4,750; 1t today. CHI. 4549.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SHEPHERD PARK

Convenient to Walter Reed Hospital,
schools. stores and transportation.
rooms = baths. 2-car garage. attic.
automatic oil hot-Water heat. nice size lot:
reduced to SI3,500: reasonable down pay
ment and balance in one trust. To inspect
call Mr. Nyce, DI 60g2
VIM NJ THROCKMORTON,
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$4,000.
HANDICAPPED ACRE LOT.

Near Bradley Woods, an attractive de-
Idched brlcE home Of rooms and > baths.
tnaId room IN attic: automatic hot-Wster
HtdL, garage. entire acre beautifully land
SCaped' rock garden, pool etc. large vege-
e taole gafoen; bus transportation near II
you want TO avoid noise and traffic this
WI appeal TO you. Gail MR.. LANE, Ma
pOintmenf .' ~ ~
Evening star., 1941-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.
4 BEDROOMS, 312 BATHS.

This is the best and largest house for
the money that have seen in long time
Real estate men concur and I believe you
will do the same 1t has a recreation rm
fireplace, maids rm. and bath in base
ment. Living rm., dining rm., kitchen,
library with f1uorescent lighting and lava
tory 2-car garage: 4 extra large bedrms
q rm. l9X2I ftD. baths on 2nd floor
Finished Bird floor. Be convinced-take a
look
CALL MR. BLACKWELDER, EN-. O762.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

k, B.. util. 1923 10Th ne. Nj O257. 20"
WANT N1ED-FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
summer or LONGER Box 3"5-G. Star.
COUPLE WISH TO SUITCASE. JULY
only. small furnished apartment. COnven-
rent to South Bulldms, Agriculture. TE.
2O12
COUPLE WITH SCHOOL-AGE DAUGHTER
want. unthrnlshed l OF :. room apartment:
preferably WCOdrldEe Box 3I6-G, Star
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6 MONTHS OLD.

An-brick house Al condition. located
on shady lot, near r c. Park, Chevy
Chase D. c lst floor, living rm., den
layatory, dining rm. and Kitchen: 2nd floor
= bedrooms, - baths; immediate posses
sale price Slf 600, terms. Gail MIR.
ALLEN, WI 9OlS.
For Regularly Employed Colored
NEWLY RECONDITIoNED ALL SECTIONS
Washington Housing Corp,
93l H St NV National 3510.
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GLOVER PARK

2229 OBSERVATORY PL. NV
BY owner Close downtown near pub
nc. parochlal, Jr high and high schools.
y rooms and bath full bs ssement. auto
matic neat fenced yard. F. H. A. loan
Nb.90G. EN- 5ISS
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LOOK

r bedrooms. tile bath living room with
ample size; convenient TO schools stores
ana Transportation. Priced S. 80 For
inIorma tlon call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
MetrOpOIltaD 11Iy
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$3.50 CASH

$50 PER MONTH.
Lnc.uolnE interest. taxes and insurance,
buys good or room brick house auto
matte oil heat, full-sized basement. all
econyen1ences. located in River Terrace
car line and new shopping center Cali
MR- PASCoE. with DAVY g. MURPHY,
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ROLLINGWOOD.
1o7 EAST wooDBINE ST.

OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
Your last opportunity to purchase or
trade IN this Rroup Of new detached brick
homes at this low price. There are 6 large
rooms, = baths. automatic heat. screened
nVlng porch. finest location large lots;
convenient TO schools bus and stores.
a; LUCHS & SON builders Call Mr.
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OPEN TODAY, 4-8 Pm.
II WESTWOOD DRIVE,
WESTMORELAND HILLS

Transferred owner has ordered US 10 sell
tbs lovely home. Beautiful stone and
brick residence on lovely lot with many
tall oak trees Privately built of finest ma =
terials and const. Many extra refinements
that make a house a home. There are d
rms q bedrms, > tile baths. I'm. attic. lge.
screen porch, sunny breakfast rm., cleo
kit. G. f. oil burner; maids rm. and bath;
attached gar. An honest value al S13,50O
Drive out Mass ave. to circle at d c. line
ana entrance to Westmoreland Hills, 3rd
st. is Westwood DR.. DIXIE REALTY CO..
MA 1850
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.5Oo-S3OO CASH-S35 MO.
p hath elec n u n sheSt0s

5 r, bath, cleo h.-wh., asbestos sid
ing, garage. chicken house: lot 1O0x200
it: shade, paved St: close to everything.
Modern Tourist Home
IA mi D. C., Route l-6 bedrooms, BATH
cleo. city gas. oil heat, full basement,
reception rm 32X34 #, huge fireplace,
beautiful grounds, Handicapped, 4-car ga
rage: price includes furniture and equip
ment: SI3.5OO, terms. Erwin REALTY
co Call Hyattsville 0334. Ewes. WA.
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2-FAMILY BARGAIN

Excellent location IN Capitol St facing
reseryor)-6 nice rooms. bath. h-Wh
ttolI burner). garage. $3.50; terms. cal
loF Getal!S- evenings. SH. 1913
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
1th and H SIS. NE FIR. 5000.
COLORED--14OO BLOCK c. ST. Sc
STORY and basement brick, : rooms bath,
hot Waler hea-, coal, lot %nxl35 20 soft
al.eE 5000 cash. balance like rent Y
HCRLBURT. National 1870 g3I H So n ".
COLORED-lQoo BLOCK N ST NW-I2
rooms, baths. h.-w. heat, coal $50
gown balance easy Y. s HURLBERT,
National 300. 93l H ST. nv
COLORED-NEAR lst AND S NW.-6
lar5e rooms. h-Wh.. tile cath fui Gel
1sE sarage: liberal terms A. W STEVENS.
COLORED-9OO BLOCK 25th ST NV
ss-StoTy frame / rooms. bath; $3.50 cash.
800. 93l H ST. NV
GOLOEED-900 BLOCK NJ ST. NV
Large .3-Story and basement brick fully de-
tached II Housekeeping rooms, 3 Sleeping
looms: also tTo-story bldg rear to alley.
Po[ oetallS call V S, HURLBERT. National
357O. 931 H st. NV
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NOT FOUND OFTEN

A new brick center-hall plan home, 2
bCaToomS and bath, F. H. A. financed, for
$3.50. Inspect these new homes Sunday
Corner Grant and Madison sts Bethesda.
Nd Call Mr.. Smith, ALLIED REALTY
CORP Wisconsin 6B4g
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TREMENDOUS VALUE.

Close-in Md large bedrooms, . tile
baths. large living room. kitchen with di-
nette alcoYe. F H. A. terms. Price,
NS,99O For information call j. WESLEY
RITCHANAN 1la2
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Extraordinary Opportunity.

5000 down, S45 monthly. 10 new
homes. Hillside homes. lots 5Ox120. .
bedrooms, tile bath, open fireplace. base.
ment. Standard on burner. Ain. lockwood
insulation, > extra bedrooms if desired al
small extra cost. Call DI. 1916. JOS. C
Evening star., 1941-06-20
NAVAL OFFICER LEAVING,

Must sell at once. 3 large bedrooms, 2
baths, paneled den or breakfast room.
fine large closets. stairway to hoored attic,
large lot with splendid shrubbery and white
picket fence inclosIng rear yard; less than
block TO Mass. ave. bus transportation.
For information call j. WESLEY BUCHA-
NAN ME IllA
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BRIGHTWOOD-S7.95 $50.
4 BEDROOMS
CONTINUED

Corner house. semi-detached; Z rms
bedrms., BATH fireplace h.-wh. We rec
ommend this. F. NJ. PRATT CO., INC,
1Ol1 Z ST. NV MA $3.50
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PETWORTH
Attractive BUNGALOWS

S-room brick house Auto. heat. W,
arr authorized to sell it for $3.50. Cal
DAVID RIFKIND. RE. 4O34. 9l2.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE SO 95O

q rooms and bath. Al condition; in
sulated, storm vestibulc, storm sash. ce-
ment front and back porches southern ex-
poSure lovely back yard; Westinghouse
refrigerator, practically new gas stove and
cabinet sink, buIlt-In kitchen cabinet
Bryant gas heater, average $50 per sea-
son. streetcar and bus service BOSS d
PHEI PS MA D3nO
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Excellent Value at $3.50.
Open Daily to PM.
5 w st. NV.
Colonial row brick, s rooms, storage
attic, tile bath. INV. heat built-in ga
rage. Very convenient to Govt. depts.
ROGER MOSS, DISTRICT 1921.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,
10Q CUMMINGS lane

One OF . homes with every convenience
for modern living and most moderately
priced. ; bedrooms, baths den and
iavatory on the 1st fir, G E sll-electric
kit. recreation rm, 2-car garage air
conditioned oil heating. screened rear
porch. Venetian blinds. copper water pipes,
cutters doWnSpoutS; wooded. beautifully
Handicapped lots. Come out and see this
wonderful home tomorrow; no obligations
on your part. To reach, Out Conn ave
to Chevy Chase Circle, right on Western
ave to Brookeville rd., left on Brookeville
I'd. to Cummings lane, right to home
NJ o iSATJ kGuAN WI soSo
Evening star., 1941-06-20
New 2-Family Bargains!

Only SS.25o for these bran6-rev
hElcS sem! detached --.am-ly home
Reasonable cash and S65 a monr1
70 buy. Flr>, floor rents So 5u.
-nu floor $40 80 Live IN one.
rent the other. cut payment to as
low as ST. 80 month
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Woodward Bldg. RE. 1918
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$10,500.
d REDROOMS 2 RATHS

Lovely English stone front IN Cleveland
Park. with extra room of first floor be-
sides large liv rm, din. rm. and kitchen;
new oil burner; entire house in excellent
condition; stairway to attic; a handsome
home on a lovely tree-shaded lot. Call
MR. NORVELLE, EN-. 5l37.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
4-APT HOuSE

1876 LANIER PL
2ox142l2 lot. 3 full stories, basement,
garage 4 baths. refgs., fine oil burner big
rms, and closets; near buses cars. stores,
park Rent 3 units and live in one.
Terms.
$40 500 81
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHEp.
(ContinuedO
HERE'S ONE-S65 so

HERE'S ONE-S65. so.
> bedrooms, living room. dining room
large han, kitchen. pantry, bath with
shower screened porch ample Closets: all
outside rooms; refrigeration free Summit,
1916 Euclid ST. W
1864 GIRARD ST. NV.
Southeast Cor. 14th and Girard
Adjacent to stores and transp.; / rm.
ana bath $1,000; ! rm. kit. and bath,
O.50 See janitor for inspection
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
93l II s.. NV MA. 3570.
SAT so.
1901 B ST NE
Bedroom living room. dnette. kitchen
and bath, porch. Available now. Apply
Apt y. or
WM- H. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
l3l9 ST. NV. DI. l0l5.
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1912 UNDERWOOD ST NV
PictureSnue StOne Hnrne

New detached brick. center entrance g
rooms. baths, recreation r. oil heat.
Open daily.
d BIRON ME LIE
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BATTERY PARK

l0.950-BETHESDA MD
Masonry constructed corner hone with
126 feet frontage. attract!vely arrarse4-
havng living room, dining room. huge
solarlum on ISt A.; 3 bedrooms, :! baths,
fioored attic; new Quiet May oil burner,
G, E. refs; garage. Situated in beauti-
fully wooded section on Glenbrook I'd.
Eve phone Temple 2233.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. Realtor. National o753.
Evening star., 1941-06-20
PRE-SHOWING
NEW DITCH COZ ONTAT, S1A 050

TONS fineSt reetricteS Iocstions rl1is nm
usually attractive stone and brick home is
priced for immediate sale. Contains 1st
baths recreation room. detached garage
with pasSageway to kitchen. AIr-condI-
toned heat. Close TO fast transportation.
This home is without comparison in
Washington today. For details call Mr..
Mckinney, Temple 1855
FTP PANK G pHTT LIDS M 1A11
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t-I
For sale or rent by owner Seven rooms
water storage tank. electric refrieersIor.
AWNINGS garage. large front and rear
lsWnS. Call OWNER, FIR. SO96 except
Evening star., 1941-06-20

Owner transferred. offers his charming
home. IN restricted suburban section, near
This attractive home of unusual design,
contains bedrooms, baths. maids room
ano bath. offers the best value on the
market today. Call promptly REALTY
ASSOCIATES. MA. l43S.
Evening star., 1941-06-20

Near Cherrydale-5 spacious rooms. large
corner lot convenient stores, schools; l.
fare Transportation; less than years old
a real bargain at S5,250. CHI. l43S till