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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-01

o Mr.. and Mrs. Matt N. Dodge and
family made a desert trip south Of
Coolidge, Sunday on an archeo-
logical exploration tour that re-
suited in some interesting finds.
Griffeth Dodge discovered a liz
ard of an unusual species for
which his father had been looking
three years. Another interesting
discovery was hundreds of small
toads that lined marshy spots on
the roadway and congregated
thickly about small bogs. Some
of the specimens the Dodge's
brought home are now in cold
storage, being prepared for photo
graphing.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-01

. Clayton Hanna visited his
mother and sister Mrs. George
Hanna and Miss Kerma Hanna at
Long Beach, California, over the
weekend.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-01

. Art Wahl, accompanied by his
sister Miss Emma Wahl of Doug
las, left yesterday for two weeks
vacation tour that will include
visit to Yellowstone National
Park, Colorado and various other
points of interest.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-01
Truckman Gets
Citation Monday

James w. Lilies, Kansas, en-
route through the state in a 60
foot White Comet truck with
trailer, attempted to overtake and
pass a car on a blind turn 4 mile
and a half north Of Coolidge, Mon
day. He was dangerously over the
white line when just around the
curve, he was met by highway pa
trolman Roger Gates car, coming
from the opposite direction. Brakes
ground Lilies received a
prompt citation.
He post a $40 pond for appear
ance on his return trip.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-01

. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Chandler
and daughter Jackie of Santa
Monica, California, who visited
Mr.. Chambers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. E. d. Chandler, for several
days last week, returned home,
Saturday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-08-01

AMERICAN LEGION
LEGION AUXILIARY
ROTARY CLUB
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WOMANS CLUB
JR. WOMANS CLUB
p. T. A.
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Service Orders
tDNN
INFANTRY.

oaySF. srdson. G0 AdsSs. SKA to San Anlonio. TEX
Peebles, l.. Col. snyder L; from Cemp 81
IuIs Oblspo, Calf, to Fort LeaNenWof'H'
Haerey Mai GeorGe A. from Camp Joseph IoftS
McTntyrc. Maj Charies J, from Fort George
6 Meade, Nd. 70 washing :on. ...-..,,
Smith MAJ Mark r; J, ~, from ,No W,.mH'E''''
Horn. Capt Joscnh 4. from For B2nn'nF'
Ga. to Fort Huechuca, Arlz n. po,-
FrtchinS Capt Bentley S, t~om For' BEN
ninq 70 Camp Claiborne. "a ,-.,,.
Case. CAPT Charles A. from Fort Bennlh-
70 For, sam Houston ,leT p, eon,ine
Rom CCaot- llsiv'n T. from Fort R"nn'ns
clamPn}s. m TGF, cs6 1sTssG H'I from For, Fen
ms 10 For Lewis. Wash
Kara FRS Il, joan II II, rom Fort n
EuecR1or. ePf 70 f@sr CAP. Fredertck Y, from For
Bennins TO Birmingham. A's.
COAST .RTrLTRY. c,
svs94sg T. cql F53nc1s F53I b loo% camp
B. second Il. CHARLES 3 ron C2mTp
Davis n, nr,p2,STrR c. 20 ,STI Moor CORE 1r=''' "
pash Maj Dillmar A. from Camp Shelby
Miss, to Fort LeavPnUorth. -,.,,.
DoGoysn C22 o F5sncr rsTsr2 -rH1' Hsr Fort BANS
Wolfe. second l. George NJ, from Boston
D." MAJ Arthur L, from Boston to
HI, ssGond i It Ionis L is q c-r. tr?@ n j'ff'T-
CAyArRy
Kr~k CAPT Edward E, from Fort De'enS
ca,'ie. or1 Cap 1eS Ro5sr5 5S' " from Washington
GENERAL STAFF CORPS.
Carrsway- MAJ william +, E. iron. from oP Panama
Canal De0ar,ment 10 DaSFqnr'oPP F1on, Banana
C- u .rc2d5t col dIs'r to n ns sbtnrton fT9R Sn'o'
r7r1srthor' s.z7 r. Hta{ Alfred NJ, from wash
,rcron 10 san Antonio.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Garland. Mai E Blair, from Fort Mon
mouth to WASHINGTON.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Miller, Capt. Carl W from Fort Sill Okla
Pea 10 C-mp c5pP rS17 Jo6n ". NJ, from Fort Riley
rubuzson- es51p second 1t James G, from Fort
Sam Houston TO Camp Polk. -,,-
F'7F3nd ia 10 NJ Fo-t ! EfEa5o Knoz, Ky 'I0'"
wAIems. MAJ John M, from Camp Polk
plbo. CAPT, Theodore G, jr., from Fort
Ferne, Capt Daniel H, from Fort BennlnR
Jones. Cspi, civde l., from Fort BenninE
NcoS5dde. Capt. Bernard W. from Fort
Brass n C. to Fort Knox.
Bailey, First /. Edward A. from For'
s0TltU, F4INi L. busoI - AA'i ~ 4''R''
% Fort Knox. w..
Rollins First 1t. Albert F., from FORT
sill 70 Fort Knox. ~.
Bennett. Second 1t. Donald v, from Fort
Sam Houston to Fort Knox. - w..
Mclean. Second Il. John R, from fort
Miner. second 1t James W. from Fort
Olson, second Ii. Robert A, from Fort
Leonard Wood TO Fort Knox. -.
Tsvlor Second 1t. James K, from Fort
Sam Houston to Fort Knox.
Kr,ssten. CAPT, William M. from Fort
Leonard Wood to Sprlngheld, Mass.
CHAPLAINS.
Garabedian, Capt. william E, from Fort
Hancock, N j., to Fort Monmouth, n. j,
AIR CORPS.
HASTINGS Capt. Charles e. jr., from Bos-
ton 20 wright Field, Ohio
Fcvd. First 1t. James C.. from Patterson
Field, Ohio, 10 Nashville, Tenn.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT
runlavy, First 1t Raymond X from
Aberdeen, Md, to Springfield Mass.
Anderson. Second 1t. Ross w, from San
Antonio to Washington.
Teeter. Second 1t William M, from Aber-
deen to Des MolneS. Iowa.
ENGINEERS.
NsrthlnSen. Second 1t. John from IN
dantoWn Gap. Pa, to Baltimore
Evening star., 1941-09-16
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~

MtSIt.
Band concert, Army Band. Army
Medical Center. Georgia avenue and
Butternut street NV, $50 O'Clock
tonight.
MEETINGS.
Alpha Iota Sorority, Annapolis
Hotel. 8 O'Clock tonight.
District Of Columbia Chapter,
Catholic Daughters of America,
Willard Hotel, 7:3O o'clock tonight.
Washington Council knights of
Columbus. Willard Hotel, 8:15
o'clock tonight.
Syrian Washington Club, Willard
Hotel. 8 o'clock tonight.
Five-State Dental Committee,
Mayf1ower Hotel, SIS O'Clock to-
night.
BRIDGE PARTY.
Federal Bridge League, Wardman
Park Hotel. O'Clock tonight.
RECEPTION.
District of Columbia Bar AssoCia-
tion. Mayflower Hotel, $50 O'Clock
this afternoon,
IUNCHEONS.
Lions Club. Mayfower Hotel. 1890
pm tomorrow.
Soroptimist Club, Willard Hotel,
pm. tomorrow,
Gyro Club. Willard Hotel, 1880
pm. tomorrow.
Rotary Club. Willard Hotel, 1890
pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Omen house. sponsored by Foun-
dry Methodist Church, Let's Build
ing. Sixteenth and P streets NV.
g o'clock tonight; hostesSes, dancing.
games and refreshments.
For Colnred Service Men.
Game night. Phyllis Wheatley
y. w. c. A.. 9ol Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV, s o'clock>tOnight.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-05
Armies Of ReCenge
Dutch Officers
Family Plans
ssso
Quiet Christmas
of ReCenge
CHAPTER 20
nv WALDO McNAUGHT

Bv the time Lieutenant and
Mrs ter Weele. with their three
Youngsters reached the French
Spanish border the funds that
They had left Holland with were
completely exhausted.
For 10 days Ter Weele begged
money-begged from friends, from
acquaintance any one who
would lend him money 10 get out
% of Europe;
He and his socially prominent
wife had spent much time travel
ing through Europe and therefore
knew people in all of the countries
they fled across.
His second problem was obtain
ing a visa 10 enter Spain. lie wir9.
friends in almost every country IN
the world and asked each one TO
DO the same thing Use all the
influence possible 10 obtain the
necessary visa.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-05
S4,65 in Fines
To GoodfeIIows

Detroit's erring motorists, un-
Willingly or otherwise, have con-
tributed S4.655.50 10 the Goodfel-
low Fund for underprivileged chill
dren's Christmases, II was revealed
today.
That was the total amount of the
fines collected yesterday in Traffic
Court and turned over 10 the
Goo,ifellowS
The contribution of 8 days fines
10 the fund is an annual pre-
Christmas procedure Of the Old
Newsboys drive.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-05
GETS SPECIAL VISA

He was finally given one-a spe-
cial visa that is awarded 10 few.
Lieutenant ter Weele 10 this day
does not know who finally ar
ranged II for him. Somewhere,
some one had enough Influence TO
arrange II.
With the visa's arrival, ter
Weele, who by this time had bor-
rowed enough money To continue
the journey, took his family into
Spain and from there into Por-
tugal.
Travelling in Portugal was slow
the train compartments were
always crowded and many times
they watched as a train pulled
out-because there was Just no
more room.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-05
REACH LISBON

1t was a month later when the
little family reached Lisbon.
BY this time the lieutenant was
desperate-he had just enough
money left for passage 10 Amer.
lea. This meant that he coulC
spend no time in Lisbon waiting
He must get passage.
His visa, of course. had expired
He was indeed a desperate mar
when he approached the steam
ship line office 10 obtain passage
The clerk at the desk was at
first courteous. After Ter Weele ex.
planned who he was and mentioned
several important names OF peo-
pie he knew, the clerk informed
him that there were some 5000
persons ahead of him and that II
he would leave his name he would
place il on the list.
TOO BUSY
To Ter Weele's demands to SCI
the manager of the line, the clerl
would only reply, He's too busy.
This went on for hours wher
finally the distressed Ter Weelt
reached over, grabbed the clerk by
the collar and commenced to give
him what is known in the Amer.
ican language as a going over
Two guards leaped TO the rescue
of the clerk and so Ter Weele, who
is large man, was having won.
derful time battling all Of them
when the inner-office door opened
and the manager stepped out &c
see about the commotion.
INTRODUCES HIMSELF
Lieutenant ter Weele then intro.
duced himself to the manager ane
again mentioned the names OF his
friends-all important men.
After 15-minute talk with the
manager in his own office, Tel
Weele had his tickets.
That night, much TO the disgust
of the clerk and guards, the Tel
Weele family sailed for New York
That little family today is start.
ing all over again in Stratford.
Starting over with just the
clothes they were wearing anC
klexander's little doll that he car.
ried all the way across Europe anc
then the ocean.
The children now are talking
about Christmas--a Christmas
they'll celebrate under peaceful
skies with no planes overhead.
NO BLACKOUT TO FEAR
A Christmas where no ~blackout
will spoil the fun of lights and
merriment.
Six-year-old Jan is not worried
about Christmas gifts. At his age
he already knows about war and
sacrifice. He remembers every
horrible mile of the fight across
Europe.
He does want Alexander and
Margery 10 get everything they
ask for-they are too young TO
know the meaning Of war. Too
young 10 do anything but expect
that Christmas means happiness
when every one gets presents and
candy.
So the Ter Weeles will forget
the war on Christmas will forget
everything except that they arc
All together and safe-safe TO be
happy.
(TomorrOw: The Hague Plot)
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-05

Dial the Mix finder 60 select
mixing speed for any kitchen
task.
NO MONEY DowN-5Oc A WEEK
GHt Excepted :,
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-05

EIeetrie percolstor, sugar,
creamer and tray. Non-tsrnish
chrome finish.
NO MONEY DoWN-5Oe A WEEK
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HOUSES FURNISHED

5-room fnrh = b6nFaio| twTn m beds 5 home
privll.. washer. with couple and > children
Avail. June 10; $3.50 Ii. 2464-J.
NEAR CONN. AVE AND ZOO-3 BR., ~
baths, screened porches, gas heat insu-
lated roof; garage Hobart 6GSG. l6'
sRooM Go0 aQET
piano; summer months. RA. $500. IL
CHEVY CHASE. D. C, 2905 MCKINLEY ST.
-Beautifully furnished. 3 bedrooms, ,
baths, garden. Call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
NE ll43.
or Ionger-SS5 month; rooms > baths,
base. recre. nm. gar; mr.. bus. EN- 3409.
ATTRACTIVE CHEVY CHASE, D. C.,
home: near Nebraska aye spacious
room, bullt-in garage, shaded lot; for 3
months: Sl35 month. Shown by apt.
only, Mr.. TWEED. evenings, EN-. 1855;
IL BEDROOMS, 4 BATHS, SOLID STONE
construction, tennis court; available for
July and August only; 90 acres Of ground.
Call WI. .!!2!23 bet. . m. and 4:30 pm.
BETHEsDA;-sUMMER, COOL. SHADE
If desired. Wisconsin 1919.
JULI-AUGUsT; OLD-FAsHIoNED HOUSE,
Somerset; summer air conditioned 4 bed
rooms rooms; NJ, N ! acre ground; $50 mo. Tele-
yard: June 30-sept> 20. 6aI@ Georgia ST.,
Chevy Chase. Md. Oliver 1865.
BETE ESDA, MD.-NEW , BEDROOMS.
y baths. screened porch: shaded quiet
street; July 1st to Sept 1st: $50. WI 90"S
IN NEARBY. MD-ATTRACTIVE >
bedrm. house. large shade trees cool and
oul~t. oil burner, tile bath. electric kit >
freplaces. Long lease desired adults pre-
ferred. Rent. S15. WI. 1924.
CHEVY CHASE BEDROOMS. SHADY
street; . porches immediate possession.
Phone OrdWay 1883.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-3 BEDROOMS
porch. shaded. quiet street. June 81 to
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FLATS FOR RENT.
$3.50

1852 PA. AVE. Sc.
rooms kitchen, bath. rear porch,
Arcola heat
C. A. SNOW CO. 40 Sth ST NV.
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EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENT OR HOUSE WITH , BED,
preferably near U. S. Capitol. Call Me
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PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RID. N.W.-CNE
and two cool attractive rooms. Spacious
dressing rm., dInette, kitchen, bath. shower,
olouatnr SEn-G.1 40 EO- 144S.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SCOTT CIRCLE, $50 r. l. aye-DeSlranie
rage; reas.: trans. considered.
BEAUTIFUL STUDIO RM.. KIT; MOD MOD
apt house: Fridlg.; $3.50 Wk. DU. 1OoO,
Apt. 53". after Il.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE WELL FURN.
bedroom P apt sHee METH bah conY transp
RA. 1920 after u.
l333 FAIRMONT ST N.W.-BED-LIVING
foom. complete kitchen, newly decorated
semi-private bath: settled adults only.
private bath: gas. electricity, heat. c.hWi'
phone. Frigidaire incl: adults only. ANalI.
July l. Call II. 723l-W.
11.7 EUCLID ST. N,w.-1st FLOOR IN
ami, oil heat; adults refs. REQUIRED.
1893 HARVARD ST. N;W-coMF0Rr- CONCERT
TTisidaire, part linen semi-Oath' adults
1919 wARDER ST. NWL1 Nv BOOM RooNfi
uti. $3.50 semi -monthly. GE. 97o5. -
- RANDOLPH ,PL. NV; .BEIWEEM ~ norot R
porch Frigidaire NO. 6235.
17.l oath ST. NE. tAT RANDOLPH PLD y
. rooms. kitchen and bath. in new home;
reasonable. Ii. 4S75-W.
BRAND-NEW FRONT APT.
Beautifully Furnished-Only S64 80:
Studio room, l9x"O IT.; large dressing
closet. kitchen, t Gu. f.. ref, bath gas
eiec included 65O1 14th st. IA 6ssl.
633 LAMONT ST. NV R. KIT,
bath (elec refrigeration, cleo: gas. ~,
heat and hot water furnished S5O.oO
10 st NV. lst f-3 rms. kit,
gas heat and hot water turnlShed) $1,000
R A HUMPHREYS. ~
SOS North Capitol St REALTOR. Ma o13o:
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION,
CONN. AVE. AT TAFT BRIDGE.
CHOICE 3-RM KIT. APT FUR" So;
Modern freproof bids. refg secretaIisl
phone service. refined clientele ZOrO BEL
mont rd. NV. HO. 50S3- -
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL,
1st and C SITS. n.e.-Living rm., oedrm,
bath and pullman kitchen: from 81 90 per
PARRISH, mgr, for inspection. Atlantic
$500.
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION,
CHOICE I'm, KIT. APT: FUR. $50;
Modern freproof bldg. refgr secretsp5iasi ps
phone service: refined clientele. 2O1O Bel
mont rd. NV HO 50s3.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN.
The, Traymore, I517 l5th st. y 9'T;m one
large living room. large reception haA OIL
netfe. kitchen, bath, Frgidalre, large
clothes closet, including electricity, gas ana
linens S47 so. Apply Manager Apt. =
CoLoRED-2lI5 l4th ST. N.W.3 RMS,
kifchen' bath. porch: refined middle-aged;
no children: very quiet; 500 mo.
Evening star., 1941-06-16
SHEPHERD PARK.

Convenient to Walter Reed Hospital
schools, stores and transportation.
s rooms, > baths. 2-Car garage, attic,
automatic oil hot-Water heat, nice size lot;
reduced to $4,000; reasonable down pay
ment and balance in one trust. To inspect
call Mr.. Nyce, DI 5000.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
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APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHED.

1911 N. CAPITOL ST Nw.-Two-Rooo.M
apt. on first floor; S35 mo To-
! BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN.
dinette 500 bedrooms fIdd 500 6as' fNc. nc.
ChestnutS7O7O until II pm. -
4207 10th ST NV LARGE ROOMS,
large kitchen, Frieidaire, bath and SnoWer'
newly decorated; gas. lights, phone.
Private entrance. Beautiful view New
COMPLETE 2nd FLOOR, GOOD CON;
porch. oil heat: near cars; adults $40.
no. 2O2s.
534 Ist ST sE.|sECoND-FL FLOOR APT,
. rms kitchen, private bath gas elec.'
1895 9th ST. NE-DUPLEX APT, LARGE
screened porch; $4,000 month. WI. 1914:
aOs Goth ST. NV BEDROOMS. BATH;
sg5aeIs s5 per fqn Month men Appg ad Apt. @ Phone
WI. 1914. between , and g
al6 ST. Sc, NEAR NAVY YARD-2nd
905 r@s N c6LnER4 5 R3th Nc Tth pQSfh NA ss75
adults; gentiles: $50 inc. util. Wo. 2325:
THE HIGHLANDS. 1914 CONN. AVE
Front apt. containing double liv. . rm. ?
Pftehen PfGfmS pantry nrSa and bath: s1o4 dining
room in the building roof garden. LIN
KINS CO. 1922 H st. NV.
1860 COLUMBIA RID. NV. - LIVING
room. . bedrooms, kitchen. dinette, bath;
adults only: reference. 10.
1575 SPRING PL. NV. (3615 16thl-2
rooms. kitchen. bath, large lawn: $500.
Frigidaire on house current: ADULTS; tease.
TAKoMA PARK ROOMS, KITCHEN,
hath. porch: newly deco; util. furn; $40.
phone Sligo S4S4 for appointment.
> ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH. 1872 RAN
dolph st. NV.
ON CAPITOL HILL. POI 2nd ST. Sc
3 rooms. kitchen. bath. most modern.
l15 D ST. Sc, NEAR CAPITOL AND
Govt. bldgs.-2 rooms, kitchen and bath,
front apt Atlantic 0562.
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8O8 7th ST. S.W.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE FOR JULY
and August, in Arlington or Northwest
section, by Govt. attorney. Box 265-D,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-16

617 F. ST. NW-2-RM. APT. AND 1-RM.
apt: heat, gas and elec. incl; reas. Apply
in store.
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sUBLET 2-BEDRooM APT. 3 MONTHS
mgr i block off 18th st. between Euclid
.pJ Columbia rd Utilities incl
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COST $4,000.
PRICE. S31,5OO.

T71O 18th ST. .n.w-Stone brick and
steel; % rooms, A. baths; more than I7
acre Inclosed beautiful; exclusive. Tele-
phone OWNER. Georgia 24S6 for appoint
ment to inspect.
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SILVER SPRING.
BERKSHIRE
$9,750.
Near 18th and Columbia Rd

4NOdI IOUII dIIU OUIUIIIUId M.
, Out-of-town owner is offering one OF
those splendid homes, on Calvert st. al an
attractive figure. and Will consider reason
able offer with substantial cash payment.
IL IS attractive IN appearance. has 10
rooms. bedrooms, =, baths all modern
conVenlenceS, and garage. Ideal for ROOM
ing and boarding purpose THOS. J.
6S"u, or evenings, call MR.. KEY, EN-.
S6 45O 20-FT. SEMI-DET BRICK g
~ 1"O large rooms incl back porch,
garage terms. M. bus & stores. Ma 1913,
BETHESDA, MD.-S6.950.
BUNGALOW, : large rooms and bath 3
porcneS. fireplace, full attic can bo finished.
full basement hot-water heat. coal de-
tached garage. con|enient location, rea-
sonable terms.
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate.
Exclusive Agents.
71Ul Wis. Ave, WI 900 Eve, WI. 4H43.
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S45+SPACIOUS BED-LIVING ROOM. d.
nette. Kitchen complete: all util. furn.. in
Guiding telephone; for employed. couple
Call ia. 1921 after pm. VIC. OF Brlsht-
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34O2 LEE BLVD, Arl. Va-Master bed
I'm in pvt home: new furniture; next to
bath; gentlemen. Chestnut 653l.
WOODSIDE. MD rms with double ex-
ior: shady yard: men only. Call SH. 43l2.
500 JOHNSON PL, Alex. Va tback Maury
School on Russell I'd d)-Clean and cool.
Twin beds. suitable for men. Conv. to
bus Alexandria U214
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1871 BELMONT NV. Apt. 32-Cool fr.
I'M twin beds; att. furn.: uni. phone in
rm.: maid serv.: young ladies only. HO.
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10Th 81, NORTH OF PARK RD. 3-STCRY
5-RM. BRICK BUNGALOW, OIL HEAT,
wooded lot. S205 Cedar St. Silver Spring,
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BEAUTIFUL RM.. twin beds, adjoining
bath Phone Chestnut 76l0. 2546 N.
Military rd Arl, Va
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G-Desirable corner. cool room in pri-
Tste home: private bath; express bus passes
hnnne. reference required. -
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HOUSES For SALE.

$8,500-14th and Randolph NV.
=, This - splendid home MUST BE SOLD
consider an offer for cash. Tapestry
brick, 20 #. wide: large front porch. 8
lulI-sR7 rooms ] p bans. large D"iOSed
breakfast and sleeping porchey. livin7 room
with fireplace. hardwood trim. starr 10
including AUTOMATIC HEAT. deen at
tractiyely landScaped lot. garage. 1mme-
dlats possesSi9p rs can be arranged. ,.
Or Evenings Call MIR. KEY. EN-. 11o1.
RECONDITIONED-VACANT.
IN CHEVY CHASE, MD.
just one block west Of Conn. ave within
easy walking distance to all schools,
bedrooms, baths garage. heated 5unroon,
oil burner, maids room with bath: Sll15O.
EDW. H JONES 4 CO, INC.
Woodley 1900
SILVER SPRING.
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
4-bedroor 2-bath home; corner lot;
garage: ultra modern; like new, bargaIn
SPEARE. INC. sf22 Georgia ave. SH.
100 Or call MI Collier. SH 4917
BERKSHIRE,
ARLINGTON,s NEWEST DEVELOPMENT.
IF YOU HAVEN'T PAID A VISIT TO
fEfTRsE Fos Y66F ERg aNYENT SEEN NE
S5.G9n UP 3-BEDROOM 2-sTORY
LIKE RENT TO REACH; OVER KEY
M&f5IEs T6 RoIo1Ac- H R!GHT IEHS9l ~ 20: 70:
TOMAC SQUARE TO MODEL HOME.
n c. HINES &; SONS REALTORS
Chestnut 2440. 1920 Lee Highway.
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SILVER SPRING.

broom brick bungalow, garage; slate
roof, fireplace, attic, fun basement fenced; oo
for quick sale F. R. sPEARE. INC, s422
Georgia ave. sH. ZOO. or call Mr COL
Iier SH 4917
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o1OO 10th ST. N.W-ATTRACTIVELY
furnished, ? rooms, kitchen. dinette, bath:
convenient locality; excellent service, eleva-
tnr cmitchhnard Sc 40
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued }

brick in the heart Of the school district.
Built-in garage. House reconditoned and
will sell on easy terms. For information
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
S15.95O-CHEVY CHASE, D. ca BEAU
tiful red brick, center-hau home. on a
prominent corner frontage Of 1870 feet; 4
heated 3Td fioor: large den and i'ai iavatory
on st floor; most modern kitchen; maid, 5
garage. This home real value. In per-
feet condition near schools and transpor-
tstion, BY appointment only; H. IR-
LESS THAN ! YEAR OLD, IN BEAUTI-
ful. HillcreSt; brick Colonial. ; bedrooms,
2 baths. bedroom and bath on first floor
with finest equipment. ample closet and
storage space: lot, 60Xl4ui for only So
9% b9rourh Qf With 81 81 515o M5 Or Goa EM
$3.50 ewes. Act at once.
DETACHED HOME, ARRANGED FOR ,
families nr,. Trinity College and Catholic U.
6r. > b. > kitchens, oil heat. etc Colonial
front and double rear porches, garage.
Beautiful flowers, trees, shrubbery etc Lot
- 62i2 Il VIDE. Price, $3.50: on terms. E A.
GARVEY, DI 450S. Ev. and Sun, GE. $3.50
FULLY DETACHED. SOUTHEAST SEC
tion, new home. convenient terms. Gail
Mr.. Drelsen with BETHEL. DI 3IO0 or
ewes. FIR. S193.
= / i. iob--NOlNN NENlENl OhtN CHhSE-
Unusually spacious center-hall home. g
oRfeer oRca RE1 9 FSs 81; 2Rfu MA auf 43s
TIL nm.
Mr. WARDMAN PARK HOTEL-THREE
bedrooms, one bath on second floor. Two
bedrooms on third floor. Fireplace, mahog-
real house at $3.50. THOS. L. PHILLIPS,
WO, 1900 Until 0 pm. 35lS Conn.
2-FAMLY HOUSE CONTAINING. s r.
h tRh n ha4 h fy,rr
new condition; immedt poss.; close in
T: E. A, e{'itn GARVEY. D1. 45oS' eve. and sun,
S5,75O-CONVENIENT. SUBURBAN: DAN
dy bungalow. nice rms, beautifully
planted lot; bargain on easy terms Call
Mr.. CroXton, REALTY ASSOCIATES, MA.
10Th ST :, NORTH OF PARK RD- 3-sTCRY
brick % bedrooms, a mi: $500; terms.
LLOYD r. TURNER, 900 eth S.W IL
5-RM. BRICK BUNGALOW, OIL HEAT,
wooded lot. S2O5 Cedar St. Silver Spring,
Ss.700. BRICK HOUSE, DETACHED, :
rooms, bath, large basement with lavatory,
back porch has been converted into q
dlnette and sleeping room, large front and
BACK YARDS, with garage. 12l9 Franklin
st. ne.
MT. PLEAsANT-3-sTORY BRICK. 10
rooms, baths, remodeled into duplex
bargain. Phone Columbia 4ll2.
$500 = WOODED SECTION CHEVY
Chase. remarkable value, spacious center
hall home, huge living rm., 1 lovely bedrms
II you are looking for a bargain in a
| lovely section, be prompt 10 inspect Cal
Mr: Croxton, REALTY ASSOCIATES, Ma
143S.
ON WOODED LOT.
New corner brick. Is rooms, end porch
slate roof. open fireplace hot-water heat
New Hampshire ave. section Price S7450
MI Weaver, Woodley 4494. WAPLE &
JAMES, INC, District 1916.
S5.7 SE-5 LARGE RMS.
semi-det. brick, auto. ht nice yd Financed
through F. H. A. Cony. loc. Ma 1913
Sll.950-CHEVY CHASE. D. C. Mr.. LA
fayette School; a fine all-sold masonry
nome: every room spacious IN size; 4
large bedrooms new bath and - on md
moor; CeloteX finished and insulated at
nc, modern kitchen. pantry; rear open
terrace: maids room in basement Gas
heat. 2-car built-in garage; a real buy.
BY appointment only.
Evening star., 1941-06-16

FOR SUMMER MONTHS, 1873 COLUMBIA
I'd, Apt. 7OO-Cool airy apt, 4 expos; 2
hedrms Iiv rm kit co SS06
Evening star., 1941-06-16

10 18th ST, NE, LINCOLN PARK
rm.. completely fura. for light housekeeping
Evening star., 1941-06-16

1905 BELMONT ST. N.W-ONE LARGE
room. porch. bath: gas, electricity range
inid dair b & wiz lSH