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Evening star., 1941-09-04
Wool Futures

NEW YORK. Sept. 4 0P.-Buyins and
accounts forced wool top futures higher
today. Expectations of additional large
Government purchases was a bullish fac
tor. Realizing and local selling furnished
most of the contracts on a. scale up.
The same factors stimulated buying in
grease wool futures
Activity was also reported in the Boston
market and recent advance in retail prices
for mems clothing also aided buying
Grease wool futures closed A to g OF q
cent higher.
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New Orleans Prices
Dividend Is Declared
By Midland Steel
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 4.-The Mid
land Steel Products Co. today de-
clared . dividend Of so cents q
common share. payable october ] te
holders Of September is.
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Baltimore Stocks
Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, Sept A.
Sales. STOCKS High. Low. Close.
1le2 Baltimore Trans 90 100 LOO
ass BALTIC Trans pfd 3, 8, 3,
so Dawson Chem sA s& sM
so East Sugar pf VT 271z 27z 271z
10sFidelity e. Depos 129h 129A 129A
80 Fidelity e. Guar 34b 34h 34h
4Mercantile Trust 236 236 236
270 U 8 Fidel 4 Guar 25la 25sa 25ss
$1,000 BALTIC TT deb As A 463G 46ss 46ss
5000 BALTIC TT IS 56A Sc 56h
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Chiczre Cash Market.

mixed, 1.l4Ia: No Q red, I.i5la. Corn,
No. ! yellow. .76A-77: No. ., 76h-la: No.
8. rs: No, 4. 751z: No, 5, "a: sample
/ white. 46l4: No. Q 452-46 Barley
mailing. 62-72, nominal: feed and screen
ines; 4I-5s. nominal: No. l. 70: No. 4.
$3.50: No ! mating, 70: No ., TO-71:
No, 3, 67-71 Field seed. per hundred
weiSht' H,sta 4 nominsI on oo Timothy 455-50o:
Flaxseed, No. l, "a: sample grade s6.
Baltimore Quotations
BALTIMORE, Sent. 4 lPl.-Wheat, No.
2 red winter, Rarlcky spot domestic,
1l094; September, 110%. Corn, S9-91.
Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG, Sept. 4 dP.-Grain range
today:
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, Sept. GP.-National As
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
(Closing quotations.D
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Cottonseed Oil.
III

Cottonseed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed
1915 higher; sales. 115 contracts. Sep
tember, 13 .22b: October, 13 .06b; December,
13.00-13.01; January, 13.04b; March,
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. LP.-Cotton
futures advanced here today under inf1u-
ence of trade buying and small private
crop estimates The market closed steady
I IN Y noipts higher
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OATS
October .4S :47A .47iz .47H
Cash wheat, No. / Northern, 72A; No.
2. 6a'4: No. 3, 67A. Oats, No. 2 white,
40; No. 3, 471a.
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London Tin Prices

LONDON, sept, 4 R-Ttn steady; spot,
t256 BID, E256 5s asked; future, 1853 IS
bid; 1889 los asked.
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Government Bonds
Over the Counter
Treasury

NEW YORK Sept. 4 GP.-Over-th the
counter United States Government bonds
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q Also eAII6 OF cAIIdss
Mexico has q new war on tuber-
culosis.
Chilean pilots prefer United States
rleneA
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Federal Lund Banks

NEW YORK. Sept dR.-Federal Land
nank
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
tBy Private Wire Direct to TAs starJ
Stock and Sales

Dividend Rate. Add 90. HishLow. Close.
Aero Sup (Bl.30g 8 5% 5st 5&
Air Invest war h h b
Allied Prod A 175 zoos 221a 22A 221s
A1,-, r. A. Ins f1AIL tllIL AL
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REGULAR.

ChossnS drst gold dredse has Just
been built.
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Chicago Stock Market

CHICAGO. Sept 0P.-Following is
the complete list Of transactions on the
Chicago Stock Exchange today:
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Also extra or extras.
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WINNIPEG. Sept. 4 dP.-Grain range
today:
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-06-14
CARD OF THANKS

The family of the late Rev.
w. T. Lowery wishes to thank
all Of the people for their kind
ness and courtesies shown US
in the illness and death of one
who was dear to all of US. Spe-
cial thanks are given those
who sent floral offerings, and
other friends who rendered
kind services. Your kind ex.
pressions of sympathy will always
be cherished by us.
Signed: Mary Lowery, wife;
Katie B. Jones, daughter; Amanda
Lowery, mother; Sisters: c hris-
ii ma Reed, Katie Whitehead, Adj
die Lowery, Maggie McCarty and
Elizabeth Bedford.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-06-14
AND ITS RUE, TOO

Hello Friends: Just word from
the silent partner. l notice that
your N. A. T. reporter can forget
to tell you something's. He failed
to tell you that he lost the SPELL
ing championship that he has held
ever since the first year our school
was organized. took the cham
pionship from him this year. He
missed exhibit" and I sat him
down by spelling it after everyone
else had taken their seats. I also
tied with him for the prize from
the English Department. thought
you might enjoy reading this little
aside" I'm getting kick out of
putting it in without Tyree know.
ing it.
Yours,
Chiquita.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-06-14
CHURCH RALLY

The Church of Christ Holiness
cordially invites each and every
one to attend.
The rally will be held in the
Liberty Baptist Church following
Elder VIM. loves morning ser
vice. Beginning 2 o'clock Sermon
3 o'clock by Elder Thomas.
Elder Lewis Harris, Pastor
Deacon James r. Esllzey.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-06-14
Miss B. 0. Fielder

Mississippi State Treasurer
of Daughters of Elks. 1t was
through Miss Fielder that the
Martha Montgomery QocaD
Temple of Daughters of Elks
was organized. The Elks are
having State Convention
next week at Jackson. Miss.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-02

the Mescalero, the Mission. the Osage, the Red Lake, the Rocky Boys, the Sepuoyah. the Shaw nee the Sisseton, the Taholah, tha Tongue River, the Truxton Can on. the Turtle Mountain, the Western Shoshone, the Winne- bago and the Yakima Agenci7s.
 In Oklahoma 30 Commanches were selected from many appli- cants to fill unit apparently unique in military history. They are to be part of special Signal Corps detachment chosen to make us9 of an Indian language for code purposes in communi- cation. ThetComanche language was chosen because it is little known and difficult to learn. Dur ing the World War an instance ie reported in which a front line artillery unit, having experienced great difficulty in preventing the enemy from intercep;ing and de- coding its messages, hit upon the idea of using two Indians as tele- phone op rators. They spoke to each other in their own language and completely baffled the en- emy who never succeeded in de- eoding the mysterious and unin- telligible sounds that came ac- ross the wires.
 In the lists of young men vol unteering for a proposed National Guard unit at Nome are the names of many Eskimos, probab- ly the first among that peaceful people to want to serve in any army. The Natives of Alaska, when the opportunity is given them, will no doubt respond as willingly as the braves of the K shena, Koka, Andarko, Mescal- ero and Turle Mountain.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-02
EDITORIAL Indians On The Warpath

"Sirs:
 T didn't register for the Army as l was obliged to do and I'm writing to you to see if you can help me do anything about it.
 "I'm a full blooded Native. How come I didn't sign up was I'm living a fw miles out of Holy Cross and just the time the people were registering, in three days time allowed, was sick with the flu and in bed and it just happened that nobody notified me about it al that time.
 50 when I got over my sick ness I went to town to register, They already sent the blanks and papers out so I don't know where to look or what to do and I'm willing to fight for my country and liberty.
 "(Signed) Peter T. Capsul.'
 This letter, received by the Of fee of Indian Affairs from Holy Cross, is typical of the spirit with which Alszlr9 Natives and h. dians throughout the country have responded to selective ser vice registration. Peter T. Capsul is now on the list as willing to fight for hs country and liberty. He hasn't seen very much of his country, only a few wild miles of the bleakest corner of it, and still he knows it and his liberty are worth fighting for.
 From Montana we learn that al most 50 percent of the number eligible for selective service on the Fort Peck Sioux-Assiniboinc Reservation have already volun- teered in the armed forces of the nation. Similarly, on the basis Of reports from 26 Indian agency jurisdictions throughout the coun try, the number of Indians who have enlis ted voluntarily is about Is times greater than the number inducted through the draft.
 By February 1, 76 braves had left the Consolidated Chippewa Agency in Minnesota to join the Army; 60 had enlisted from the peaceful tribe of the long-haired Pima in Arizona; 55 Sioux had left the Rosebud Res rvation in South Dakota. Others focked to the colors from the North Caro- lima Eastern Cherokee, the Black feet, the Colorado River, the Ksshena, the Kiowa, the Andarko
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-02
War Prisoners To Be Exchanged

OTTAWA, Canada, April 29 = A commission arrived in Ottawa to make preparations for the in tervieWing of German prisoners in Canadian internment camps who may be incapacitated for fur ther war services.
 A similar body is to conduct a like mission among British and Canadian prison srs held by the Germans. The steps are pre- liminary to exchange of incapaci tated prisoners of war.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-02

 the screen. Elizabeth, his seven- year-old-daughter, and Robert Jr., his five-year-old son, may get a chance to see Bob in his new 2st, Unfinished Business" be cause so far there isn't anything in the film which their father thinks is bad. Both MT. and Mrs. Montgomery agreed before the children were born that the children should not see any drama in which the actor has appeared.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-02
HOLLYWOOD STAR -LITES
By Chuck Cochard


 HOLLYWOOD Exclusive - Things ars looking up in the mo- ten picture business this week. Box office receipts throughout the country are better than they have been in months all of which makes everyona in this town very happy. The loss of most all foreign markets was felt deeply. Yes, happy days surely must be here again.
 As one person put it-"they'ra even going to see the poor pie tures."
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-02

Greta Gar5o will get William Powell as a co-starring partner in her forthcoming comedy at leaSt that is the latest report. Garbo is making history in Hollywood these days. She final ly traded that 15-year-old car for a nv one and got a hair cut all in one day. Her favorite escort is still Dr. Hauser, the diet king.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-02

Following their sensational performance in Lady Eve" Col umbia has decided to cast Bar bara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda together in "The Doctors Illus band" Your Hollywood corres- pondent is still wondering how Lady Eve" got by the Hays of fee censor-and I really mean it there are some scenes - which may get the shears in cer- tain states.
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-02

Most unusual story of the week is that neither of Robert Montgomery's two children have ever seen their famous father on
The Nome nugget., 1941-05-02
Old Papers For Sale

Buy them by the bundle. Tlse them for starting fires. For Sale a' The Nome Nugget.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY AFT. HOTEL, goth
and SITS. n.w.-Fireproof; A. A. A; one
room Kit dinette 1ns pvt bath; IL, or per.
nicely furnished MA. 5425.
NV SECTION, NEAR ADAMS MILL
rd.-1 room. kitchen and bath furnished,
including dishes and linen: available Nov.
1st. For information, call MI. $500
aftfr Sunday
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OWNER MUST SELL
NEAR PAUL JR. HIGH.
MICHIGAN PARK
5056 BENNING RID. Sc.
$3.50.

New group Of u brick houses Is ..
vide; auto. heat. modern oeep lot. I'M
nedIate poss-; eb,45O up. terms. Ma 1913.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED LADY. with small child desires
room; board care oi child IN reflned gen
Michigan 1856
EMPLOYED GOVT COUPLE and y chill
dren. and 13, desire = rms. and board.
lunches for children, vic. of Monroe st.
ne, 18th TO 18th. Box 43i-J. Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
CONTINUED.

BEDROOM-I need beds, springs, mattress
ses. bedrooms, living rooms. studio. couches.
dining rooms, DRESSERa, CHESTS, odd
pieces: service in an hour: cash on the
line. Call Mr.. Chester, Georgia S0Sl until
Il y m
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$12,750IChevy Chase, D. c.
New Brick HOne-WOOded Lot.

A lovely detached home. nearing COM
pletion; conveniently situated to schools
traffic Early American design; 6 splendid
rooms g bedrms. will accommodate twin
beds), tiled baths, attic space. slate roof,
DTTIONING. Daylight cellar II pur-
chased now. you can select your own deco
rations and electrical fixtures: Beautifully
wooded lot. THOS. j. FISHER &, CO,
INC, REALTORS, DI. $3.50, or ewes. call
MR. BOOTHBY. EMERSON 334S
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Sl4.400.
S15,250.

New center-hall brick Colonial located
on large lot, with towering forest trees.
paved street. in beautiful restricted
nearby MARYLAND community: Spacious llv-
ing room and dining room. de luxe kl,ch-
en-. breakfast room library or bedroom and
tiled laVatory, all on main floor; three large
bedrooms and baths on 2nd floor, attic;
insulated air conditioned basement fre-
place for future recreation room II YOU
appreciate large grounds. call Wisconsin
LANE
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued,

6l6 QUEBEC PLACE NV, nr Soldiers
Home; one single or double room; reason
able: pvt. home: conv. trans.
64o4 18th ST. N.W.-single or double
room private shower and bath; in new de-
tached Jewish home Gentlemen.
DOWNTOWN 9O4 l4th st. n.w-Nicely
furnished twin-bed room for ladies.
1919 KANSAS AVE. NV. double
rooms. twin beds couple or two girls;
private home. ia. Ss12.
249 GALLATIN ST. N.w-Bright room,
semi-private bath. unlim. phone; con-
3O4 RALEIGH ST. Sc, in Congress Hts
Lge. double front rm.. twin beds. unlim.
phone; men preferred. TR. o707.
so SOMERSET PL. NW.--Large room.
couple. GE. 1898.
11o1 K ST. N.w.-Large front warm.
housekeeping' four windows: 81: sleeping
room: single, 81; maid service.
l.4o1 FAIRMoNT ST. NV. Apt. 3l6.-
bath, shower and tub
1898 WINDOW PL NW-Lge front.
double bdrm;; 1 block to trans; $3.50 sin
gle, 81 double per wk
young man in well-furnished apartment
With two two others; shower. telephone, etc.
17lI .KENLWoRTH AVE NE-Large
each per month. Con Ioc. FIR O925 90.
LOOK. WASH. NEWCOMERS rm-.
lovely quiet res. section; transp. direct TO
Gov. depts.; SIS. 1928 Farragut NV.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, close in: shower
phone: newly dec. and furn-; single. S4-S5:
double, S6-Ss. 424 Belmont st. NV.
24l5 Goth ST. NV. Apt. 32-Wel fur
nished. suitable single or double private
family. MI. $3.50 after 5 pm.
1911 ST NW-Very large. End A. Ink
room, c.h.w. 81. Also single room. S3 so.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Pretty room, in
new home. near Conn, ave. bus; gentle
5415 3rd ST. Nw.-Sunny room. detached
express bus at door. IA. 1859.
1871 LANIER PL NV, nr. 18th and
Col. rd.-Nicely furn. rm. pvt. porch.
run. water; girl; s22. HO. 5745.
1921 18th ST. N.W-Large front rooms
for 2 or 3: also double with twin beds;
unlim. phone: conv. transp. Adams 7241.
25O9 39th ST NW-Master bedrm with
pvt bath, in couples home; on bus line;
gentleman. EN-, s672.
1920 HARVARD NW.-Front room. two
windows. S. for one ST for two. See
janitor.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1907.
Choice rooms. clean. comfortable
singles, doubles. triples. some with pvt.
COLORED-2I15 End St NV. Apt Q
Room for l girl or couple; kitchen privi-
leges, closets. Call HO. 5540
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.


ARL-Bed-h Living room. twin beds. inner
spr mattresses, semi-pvt bath, INV: nr.
10c bus lines CHI 21lS.
2S25 FIRST RID. N. Arl.. Va;-Large, room
suitable for ] or >: $50 single. $50 double
close to 3 bus lines. CHI 110l
EXTRA LARGE front room twin beds; SC
bus to new Navy Bldg; unlim. phone. 360s
Sth st. SOU. Arlington. CHI. 4741.
NTLEMAN-Arlington. block from Lee
highway: room. bath: oil heat, unlim.
phone. Chestnut O693.
ARLINGTON, VA.|Large front room.
next TO semi-pvt. bath: 10c bus: gentle-
man. gentle. Oxford 1869.
bic room, > girls, S:}75 ca: oil heat.
unlim. phone; home priv. Sligo 1888.
ARLINGTON 400 South Court House road
In private home, convenient to new
Navy Building: gentleman: references.
1884 N. EDGEWOOD ST. Arlington. Va.
Comfortable room. near Howard john
son on Lee highway. Telephone Oxford
BEYOND FALLS CHURCH. VA.-Com-
Portable room, single or double. with or
without meals. Call Fairfax 24-W-2,
Terrett. after 5 m
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OPEN TONIGHT.
lHMr n" GE n

BUNGALOW, ,b5n.
Randle HehlandS-3 bedrooms attic ar
ranged. for an apt. newly painted and
papered. Be sure to see between 8 and s
pm. 1412 25th ST Sc.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
l343 H st. NV. District 1900.
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COURTS
HOUSES FURNISHED.

RETIRED LADY. ALONE. WILL SHARE
modern home with gentle settled couple;
all home priv; $50. 2531 Park ave. ne.
KENSINGTON, MD. - BEAUTIFUL o.
tories, maids bedroom, large yard, beauti
fully landscaped; adults only; may be
rented for months. months or l year
SI"5 month. May be seen by appointment
only Call Ordway 22i4
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DET. CAPE COD BRICK.

BARGAIN-S6 600.
High elevation; large rooms, fireplace.
oil air-conditioned; cash payment and S45
month: less than year old. For car to
in<pect. call District 1919. =
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

SEASONED SLAB AND CORD WOOD, 50
to S12 cord, delivered. WA. 7014 after
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
OWNER AND BUILDER
WILL SACRIFICE
3S43 MASS. AVE. NV.

oNfD NAOo. AVE-. N w
Inspect this magnificent residence. built
by prominent Washington builder for his
own nome You Will discover Distinctive
ness and genuine value that can come only
from careful planning and thorough con-
strlHtlor technique Every facility for
living comfort and convenience is here n
the finest location that Washington offers
the exclusive embassy section. Priced far
below reproduction cost at only S27 800.
Features include. lst floor, sun parlor,
living and dining rooms. kitchen and
breakfast room, screened porch, lsvatory.
2nd floor, bedrooms. 3 baths Basement,
paneled recreation room. maids room and
bath laundry tubs, automatic oil heat. -
car detached garage; lovely garden Call
DlStrlct 2I24: ewes, WOOdley 1913
Sl4,400.
Owner, moving TO New York. offers for
sale spacious brick home. west Of 18th st.
and overlooking Rock Creek Park. 4 bed
rms. baths md floor; . extra bedrms
dition: Gear brick garage REALTY ASSO.
GATES. Ma 1873. till pm.
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5 RMS. AND BATH, 1st FLOOR, MOD
ern apt. bldg. on. College ave. College
Park. 3 blks. U. of M Adults. Gentiles
only. S67 so. Available Nov. 1st. WA. sO15.
UNFURN.-NEW. 8 ROOMS. BATH. PORCH
and garage; elec. range and refg.; oil
heat: $40. Colesville I'd. 8 miles from
Silver Spring Employed Govt. couple pre-
ferred. Ashton 1896.
WASHINGTON GROVE. MD.-BEAUTIFUI.
6-room apt. unfurn., 3 bedrooms, screened
porch, beautiful lawn. Just redecorated;
S75 per mo. includes all utilities; garage.
MR. HARRINGTON. ME. 1860.
ALEX. VA-TWO, NICELY FURN.; RIM.
kit, pvt. bath; well located; refined atmos:
hot-water heat, fireplace, ami; adults:
S47 .50S57.50. TIE. 3439.
FIRST FLOOR, UNFURN., LGE. RMS.
kit, semi-pvt. bath, lights, gas; NV: nr.
bus; S25. 4th St, Seat Pleasant, Md.
ARLINGTON COURTS.
Opening soon-Unfurn. l bedrm.. liv.
rm. kit din, S62 so incl gas: conv
downtown D. c. Turn right on Lee byld.
Restricted oxford 2160
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IN MICHIGAN PARK, NE.

Best new-house value in Washington.
brand-new; all-brick, semi-detached; con-
yenlent location: consists of 3 large rooms.
complete baths. recreation room with
tile floor: cen be used as bedroom COM
piete bath N basement: for only s. $50;
small cash payment. balance less than
rent. only left. an opportunity TO own
your home act at once Call Mr.. Colds
or Emerson Q53Q
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

CHEVY CHASE, D, C.-OWNER'S s-ROOM
detached brick home: near schools and
bus: Sl65 mo. Emerson O290.
1T47 IRVING ST NV ROOMS. Q
baths built-in garage: adults only, S125
mo Call OrdWaY oo41
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. AL
BRICK, DETACHED. s12. $50,

Facing Fort Slocum Park, TINS modern
home has 6 rooms and . baths, recresll ION
room. oil heat. garage and is fully InsL-
lated. owner leaving town and ANXIOUS %
sell BOSS e. PHELPS MA 1900 Eve-
nlngS. call Mr. Chase. DE 4h13
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CLEVELAND PARK.

REDUCED TO tII-S5W.
Here is real bargain. very spacious
semi-detached brick house on excellent
street, close TO the National Cathedral al
schools, stores and transportation Ir-
cludes, ISt-foor den. 4 large bedrooms .
baths, auto. heat, garage. owner has
taken exceptionally good care Of his
house and We know OF no better value in
this highly desirable and convenient sec
ton today. For details call MI. Maunakee.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Sc INVESTMENT

CsI. l4N E|so 1 MEM
Near Navy Yard-6 rooms, bath. COM
plete air-conditionng unit with oil Rented
low at $50 per month. Price 5000
Cash payment, 81 200; balance in b. and
!. at $50 per month at Sc interest Call
owner, Mr.. Parker. DI. 3346
WAPLE SS JAMES. INC.
5000 ALBEMARLE ST. NW-OPEN To-
day. . to ;. 1st floor bedroom and bath
9 bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor. stone
fireplace. oil burner, magnificent trees. high
land. / 81 feet. This was the home of
the historian, DR.. Samuel Forman. and the
things there priced by him are likely to
appeal to ycu Price Sl4 600
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER
1910 K St NV MA 116S
Evening star., 1941-10-28

REUPHOLSTERING.
2-Pc. Set Reupholstered, S45.
Includes Labor and Material
ACME UPHOLSTERY CO.,
3111 Mt. Pleasant st. NV CO. 334e
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4 BEDROOMS-21a BATHS.

Out-of-town owner must sell this large
and unusually attractive white-painted
brick house just ) years old. in perfect
condition. 1t occupies a welI-eIevated and
wooded lot overlooking the countryside.
includes library and avatory butler pam
try. recreation room maids room and
bath: 2-car garage: within walking dis
tance OF public and parochlal schools,
transporta ton and shopping center For
details cali Mr.. Mannakee, RA. 1858
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ROOMS WANIEp.

ROOM with bath, private home; close in,
convenient 18th st bus: by week. Box
142-X. Star. 90
GENTLEMAN, quiet. refined, desires large
room and private bath and shower; no
children: quick transportation downtown
preferred. VIII occupy Nov. !: $50 month.
Box l5S-X, Star
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1877 IRVING ST. NW-10-ROOM
house including large square reception
room, . baths, oil heat. Recently redeco-
rated. Rental 500 monthly. Inquire
manager. Ebbitt Hotel. 10th and SITS.
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18th ST. HEIGHTS-S1O.OOO.

Fine old stone house. Q rooms. baths:
one or two bedrooms and bath first floor;
autom attic heat; good lot excellent resi-
Dental location BOSS & PHELPS. MA
1900. Evenings, call Mr.. Shackelford.
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81 ,950--Det ached brick. Just off Chevy
Chase Circle bedrooms, l bedroom on
st floor; auto. heat. garage: this is sac
rlflce price. To inspect call MR.. BOSWELL
ME 3o33; ewes. WI 44lO.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

MT PLEASANT-ONLY YRS. OLD.
5-YEAR LEASE-AT 1890 YR.
Only S10.T50-Excelent Investment.
4 BEDROOMS-2i2 BATHS
Brick, 3 unusually large rooms, beauti-
ful recreation room, large Kitchen with OK
ford cabinets, oil heat. gear gar Call
MR.. MOORE. DU G717
TAKOMA PARK
3-famtly brick apartment house. year old
all rented; oil heat. a m l.; good investment
North oT5R after e % m
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Gunner Ira nS Sferred Must CaII

owner transferred. Must Sell.
Nicholson St, near 10th n.w-Living
room. dining room, breakfast room and
kitchen on lst floor: bedrms. baths
on 2nd and 3rd floors; . screened porches;
auto. heat, 2-car garage: terms F. NJ.
PRATT CO.. MA. $3.50 Ewes, IA. 1854.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
N. H. Ave. and QuackenboS.
CHEVY CHASE D C

. new detached bricks, Sa250 UP; auto.
leat, modern: deep lot conv.; immediate
possession, terms MA 1919
Evening star., 1941-10-28

Ho. IdI oIuHdS --ff
1919 SOUTHERN. AVE. SET ROOMS.
bath: INV h: oil burner: S35 month, APP
ply MAURICE FITZGERALD. 1911 G St.