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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25
Two Sororifies Entertain
Al Pledge Festivities

The green of the freshman
caps are to be featured in the
color scheme and decorations
of the Lambda Sigma Chi
Sigma Mu Chi annual pledge
dance at Lakewood Saturday
evening.
Miss Lois Moulton, president of
the Lambda pledge group, and Bob
Heath are eo-chairmen. They are
being assisted by Miss Mary
Marush. hall; Peggy O'Connell,
Keith Markoff and o. d. Will
Jams, music; Bettilu Mercer, Hes
ter Robinson. decorations; Doris
Twenstrup, Bob Cronander, George
Whemoff. George Brown and Dick
Bond, decorations; Cliff Bach,
Jacqueline Brown. Irving Wood
worth, program; and Loretta
Maynes. Beverly Velton. Darcy
Kelley. AL Middlesworth, Rudy
Mackel and Wiley Mellish, enter
tainment.
Dates were arranged by having
the sorority girls draw the name
of their escorts from a bowl, as is
done every year.
Attending the dance are Misses
Pat Towne, Betty Jo Fry. Peggy
O'Connell, Jacqueline Brown, Lois
Moulten, Mary Marush, Kay
Woods, Mary Frances Johnson,
Norma Gagliardi. Bettilu Mercer,
Gertrude kincaid. Jane Ness,
Beverly Velton, Loretta Maynes,
Grace Mclean. Beverly Berlie,
Kay Copeland. Ruth Pauline Todd,
Kay Furlong. Bernice Christensen
Rosemarie Pesscreta. Rosalie Sieg-
Ter, Nancy Short, Maxine Bitney
Hester Robinson, Phyllis Foote
Jane Wetherby and Margaret
| Nicola.
Also Tom Eshelman. Bob Ora
ham. Irving Woodwork. Tom Ray
Al Middlesworth. Bill Brown. o. d
Williams, Enos Bales. Keith Mark
off. Cliff Bach, Stan Burkey. Bob
Wilhelm, Dick Haley. Bob Star
key, Bob Cronander. Bob Heath
Chuck Swanson, George Brown
Tholo johnson. Ed Hungerford
Bud Jonas. Dick Bond. Pat PLANT
Wiley Mellish, Darcy Kelley
Rudy Moekel. Bob Hess and Ed
Webb.
The formal pledge dance OF
Alpha Beta Epsilon sorority ha.
been set for Saturday evening
from 9 until u at the PuyalluI
Elks Club. The theme is Pep
permint Prom. with red snC
white decorations being carried
out The 1921 infantry orchestrs
is 10 play. On the intermissior
program Miss Betty Heidinger /,
to present several numbers.
Patrons and patronesses include
Or. and Mrs. Raymond B. Seward
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Powell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl u. Mann.
Guests are 10 include Roberf
Gemperi. Russell Bibler. Lyal
Jameson. Tom Hill. Dick La Pore
Ted johnson. Art Sheets. Jscl
Mcclure. Harris Martin. Asa May
lott. Bill Thompson. Glenn HON
berg. Jim Hicks, Phil wslesby
Bob Elliot. ROLAND Lutz. 1t. Ken
meth Read. Martin Wentworth
Allan Pedee, Dick Usher. Bob
Hedberg, Norman Walker. DonalC
Sprague. Harry Rounds, Stan Asp,
lund, Saxon RSwhng. WilfreO
Woods. Edward Winskin. Tee
johnson. Bert Polling. Walter Sea.
bloom. Bill Tibbls. Bartlett Win.
Jams. Dave Hanson.
Special guests include Betty
Heldlnger, Catherine Roberts. Pa
tricia Winney. Jim Hicks. Nayloi
Middleton. Harold Carlson. Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Marush and Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Shotweu.
Committees for the dance in.
cluds: general chsirmen. Pa
keene. pledge mother. Helen Pat
Been, pledge president; decors.
tons. Jean sulley. Muriel Spot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25
Garden Club
Is Hostess
Madrona Members Enter
tain Browns Point Group

Madrona Garden club Of
Browns Point eomplimented
members Of Browns Point
Garden club AT their annual
autumn tea which was given
at the seashore home Of Mrs.
Sterling Cox on Thursday.
Hostesses were Mesdsmes J. VI.
Mccullough. r. F. Moore. IT,. Ster-
ling Cox. storrs s. Waterman. IT,.
John Robinson. T. A. Lund. Clyde
c. Frohmader. Thomas Curlette.
Victor B. Bjorklund. Howard
Ramssur. Frank ". Hayes and
Sophus f. Peterson.
Mrs. John Robinson. president Of
Msdrons Garden club, presided at
the lsce-covered table which was
laid with heirloom silver. Huge
Pompon chrysanthemums added
TO the air Of autumn festivity.
Favors were presented in a
novel way. each guest upon her
arrival choosing a numbered card.
During the afternoon she was then
presented with tiny vase con-
tanning 2 miniature floral arrange
ment which had been marked with
a corresponding number.
Guests included Mesdames John
Binns. Ernest Burrows, Gil C. Gar
rison. Merritt Butrick, d. C. Salley.
w. II. Whitnell, Lawrence Bidwell,
Philip Sloyden, Herman Stevenson,
Sidney Johnson. George Oathout
and A. f. Rogers.
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qin'e6omcifto
Tos5 taom a Sudyuowaaxs uoaA1~
OAR. Chapters to Honor
Mrs. Sherman. State Regent
Luncheon in Crystal Ballroom Monday VIII High
light Official Visit; Officer Is Former Tseomsn

Compmenting Mrs. Starr Sherman of Wala Wala
Washington state of the Daughters of the American
Revolution the three Tacoma chapters-Mary Ball. Virgins
Dare and Elizabeth Forey-will entertain at O'Clock
luncheon Monday. The affair will take place in the Crystal
ballroom of Hotel Winthrop
Mrs. Sherman. elected state regent of the national
D. A. r. society the state conference in Seattle last
March, making her official visit to the Tacoma chapters
She arrived Wednesday afternoon and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs J. W. Tibbetts at 9l6 No. st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25
Entertain Guests
Firm Montana, Minnesota

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Velsvick
and daughters. Ruth and Esther.
of Falkland. have rs their guests
this week, Mrs. Karen Larson Of
Yellowstone park, Miss Alice Han
son of Minnesota and Miss Doris
Ferrill of Montana. Mrs. Larson
is a sister of Mrs. Velsvick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

singing and a bell demonstration
BY the students 81 Miss Arleds
Allen. A new feature viii be =
family forum conducted by Mrs.
J. D. BOYD and discussion Of the
subject Of Mrs. Boyd's short talk.
Mrs. Harry Haksnson. Mrs. Hall
and the mothers Of Miss IDA
Berg's room viii act as hostesses.
Tea vii be served in the lunch
yapun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25
Busy Weekend for Students;
Dances on Friday, Saturday
Anderson Hall Residents
Plan Halloween Party

An evening of fun and frolic
has been planned by the out
of-town girls who live at An
derson hall at the College of
Puget Sound for their guests
at a Halloween party Friday.
Co-chairmen of the novel infor-
nation hunt which will begin the
evening are Misses Mary Cornell
and Kathryn Evans. Committees
working with them are decoration,
Misses Mildred Despair, Peggy
Steele. Beverly Velton. Dorothy
Backlund and Margaret Brown;
music, Esther Mann. Virginia
Judd; refreshments, Jane Hudson,
Betty Mae Hampton, Betty Lee
Jamison: and cleanup. Jean
Wright, Ann Mccarthy, Thelma
Smith and Ruth Harrington.
Included on the guest list are
Irving Woodwork, Bernie Man
kurtz, Dick Strom, Gene Target,
Stephen Truselo, Aldo Benedict,
Donald Brown. Tom Cross. Charles
Newschwander, Bert Polling. wal
ter Seabloom, Bob Rhodes. Dick
Haley. Jim walters, darcy
Kelley, George Brown. Enos Bales.
Glen Hummberg, Axel Oxholm,
Weldon Rau, 1t. Dana Bradford,
Frank Price, Bob Hedberg. Nor
man Walter. Jim Frank, Verne
Heinrich, Jim Van Camp, Jim
Paulson and Russell Alsgaad.
Other guests are Misses Norma
Gagliardi, Jean Hallen, Margaret
McMinimee. Vera Healy and Mary
Jane Lewis.
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forth. Phyllis Wilson. Jolsfern Tor
serson. Thelms Smith. Dixie Bull
lard: programs. Ruth Harrington,
Anna Mccarthy. jean Sloop. Dor
thea McLsne; orchestra, Jean Nc
Dougsn. Joan Sterrett: floor show
Harriet Green. Robbie Lee Rober-
son and Joan Thompson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

dragons, thanked by six white ia
pers in crystal candelabra. Fall
flowers were arranged about the
rooms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in U. e Defense
Borda
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

Delegates from Tacoma 10 the annual border conference
Of the British Columbia Parent Teacher Federation and the
Washington Congress Of Parents and Teachers to be held in
Victoria B c. Monday Oct p Mrs c {. Pratt presi-
dent Of the Tacoma council and Mrs { Beardsey general
secretary OF the state office Both viii take part in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

Mrs. Storr Shernon OF
Wollo Wollo, Washington
stote regent OF the Dough-
tiers OF the Americon
Revolution. will be guest
OF honor OF o luncheon to
be given Mondoy IN the
Cystol bollroom by mem
bers OF the three Tocomo
D. A. r. CHOPPERS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

Mrs. Sherman Is well known In
Tacoma. She came here. with her
parents. when a small child. grew
up In Tacoma, was graduated from
high school and was married In
Tacoma. later going from here to
Walla Wslla.
COMMITTEES Named
The following ladies. appointed
BY their respective regents, will
constitute the committee for the
official luncheon: from Mary Ball
chapter. Mrs. Charles C. Mellinger.
regent. Mrs. Herbert Foote
Beecher and Mrs. C. r. Kirk; Vir-
ginia Dare chapter. Mrs. Albert H..
Heath, regent. Mrs. f. N. Gordon
and Mrs. Clifford sayre; Elizabeth
Forey chapter. Miss Margaret
Long, regent. Mrs. William c.
Deering and Mrs. George Tart.
Al the official table will be seat
ed the official guest of honor. Mrs
Mellinger. Mrs. Heath. Miss Long.
Mrs. Paul Billingsley of Elizabeth
Bixby chapter. Burton, first vice re-
gent of state GAR; Mrs. George
II. Tarbell. former member of Mary
Ball ID. A. r.. now a member of
Sacajawea chapter, Olympia and
second vice regent OF the state
d. A. r.: Mrs. overton G. Ellis,
past state regent: Mrs. Edwin f..
Rhodes. past junior state regent,
and Mrs. Joseph T. Lee. state
registrar of the National society,
ID. A. r., member OF Mary Ball
chapter.
Mrs. Heath VIII Preside
Mrs. Heath, Virginia Dare re-
gent, will preside and will lead the
flag salute. She will also intro
duce the honor guest. who will
bring her official greeting and
outline the work laid out for the
affiliated chapters of the National
society for the coming year.
A cordial invitation Is extended
by the three hostess chapters to
all ID. A. X. members who may
be affiliated with chapters In their
home sections. but owing TO the
national emergency are now resi-
dents Of Fort Lewis. McChord field
or with the 41st division. All resi-
dent ID. A. r. members. past and
present, with their guests, will
also be welcomed.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made by calling Mrs.
Heath at the Ansonis apartments,
Main 626T.
Juveniles of Topaz circle,
y. q. W., will hold their regular
meeting followed by Halloween
party Saturday at / o'clock in
the Pythian temple. Mrs. f. d.
Whitney. assisted by Mrs. h.
Mason and Mrs. Frank Colwell,
will preside.
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Clubs

Ladies' auxiliary, Lumber and
Sswmill Workers union, will spon-
sor Halloween barn dance al
the Swiss hall Saturday evening.
Tacoma circle y. o. W. will en-
tain Juveniles of the circle at a
Halloween party Saturday after
noon at $50 in the Eagles hall,
18th and Fawoett.
White Clover chapter Rainbow
Girls Will initiate Friday evening
al the Masonic hall in Steilscoom
Those attending will meet at
: O'Clock IN South Tacoma Ma
sonic hall TO 20 in body.
Initiates are Shirley Light. Bev-
erly Bird. Dorothy MOUND. hath-
crime Sorensen. MAZDA Hewitt,
Florence Rudd. Patricia judy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-25

Fall flowers decorated the
Lambda Sigma Chi room when
sorority mothers gathered at a
tea honoring their daughters re-
Gently. Pledges and new mothers
We're introduced TO the group.
Mrs. C. o. Rolstad. president of
the Mothers club. introduced Mrs.
Harry Davis, patroness; Miss Jean
Fuller, alumni adviser; Mrs. Lyle
Ford Drushel. dean of women
Mrs. d. d. Schneider and Mrs. E
II. Todd. wife of the president.
For the pleasure of the guests
Misses Beverly Velton and Bettilu
Mercer sang. accompanied by Miss
Peggy o'Connell.
Pouring We're Mrs r. E. Towns
snd Miss Ruth Pauline Todd
sorority president.
The Lambda sorority room IL
the new Student Union building
was shown TO the mothers on 4
tour which followed the tea.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

ATTENTION. GOVERNMENT WORKERS
Spacious village home, water, gas, elec-
tricity, phone; century old trees, ,fne high
utes By auto to b. c. Price, $1,000.
TIDEWATER REALTY EXCHANGE
Hughesville, Nd.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
$4,000.
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
,000 SEVENTH ST NJ

= JUAU DE V E1N II . I. IN w.
Owner SAYS PLEASE SELL this attrac-
tive Colonial brick arranged for faml
ern kitchens: auto. heat: hall entrance;
sar.. etc Excellent condition. CONVENIENT
to eyerything. Priced for quick sale only only
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
GREEN & MAGRUDER
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
WITH A VIEW

2s4O WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA.
CH 3a3S EYES. CE h1s1.
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FALLS CHURCH.

New, conveniently located 5-rm brick
bungalow, modern in all details. foored
attic, fun basement, large lot; in good
Evening star., 1941-07-27
COUNTRY CLUB
$3.50.

Brand new; center hall; Col; spacious
rms: . baths; porch: garage. Extra large
lot with giant oak trees: cannot be dupli-
Gated at present price. CHI. 143S today.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
1929 LONGFELLOW NV.

SIl.g5O
A fine detached home Il block of of
18th ST. in q setting of quiet and refine
ment Contains reception hall, living
room. dining loom and kitchen on first
floor second floor has 3 large bedrooms,
bath and rear porch; all hardwood floors;
one room and storage space in attic; large
dry cellar with hot water heating system;
detached garage.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos No CAP Realtnr Ma 613O
Evening star., 1941-07-27
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

A REAL HOME, PERFECT CONDITION.
lovely appointments, completely furnished
with income sufficient to carry all expenses;
most modern oil heating system: 10 rooms,
Il bedrooms. ? baths: for sale or rent fur
nlshed or unfinished conveniently To-
Gated between 18th street bus and l4th
l09-L. Star.
HYATTS.-5 RMS. B., FIREPLACE. OIL
I; h. attic, pOrches, gar; adults; price,
$4,000; rent. $3.50. DU. l49S.
u ROOMS AND BATH, ~HOT-WATER
neat; large lot; $1,000 or $40 monthly
SALE OR RENT BY OWNER 1882 up
Shur st NV. : rooms, l 10 baths, am Il,
garage: convenient to everything
Evening star., 1941-07-27
WHY LOOK?

DtdT IOOkFT-
Why look further when you can buy a
19-room frame house > baths. incloSed
porch. hot-air furnace. garage. large lot
Just miles from District line on Georgia
ave. extended. for only $1,000? Terms,
1850 or SH. 1929 if on Sunday. P. s.
Owner is builder and circumstances ne
cessitate selling
Evening star., 1941-07-27
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor,
BARGAIN-S475O
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
CENTRAL AVE.

RANDOLPH VILLAGE. MD.
$3.50 Down and Balance so Monthly.
To get TO property. go out = miles past
Capitol HeIghts; property located right on
Central ave. Four asbestos Shingled
bungalows, Just completed, consisting OF
; spacious rooms. tiled bath. builtln tub.
shower, kitchen-cablnet sink, all modern
conveniences full basement: large lot,
SOx@OO. Convenient 10 transport alton.
FEDERAL FINANCE CO.. 9l5 New York
q ne -i1E
Evening star., 1941-07-27
COZY LITTLE BUNGALOW
COMPARE THESE.

Almost new. rooms. = baths. lot s0x
S. 800: $1,000 down. so mo.
Large living room dining room, kitchen
3 bedrooms bath recreation room with
bar in basement, lear garage: $1,000.
New brick BUNGALOW. bedrooms, liv-
ing room with fireplace. dining room, fully
equipped kitchen. full basement and attic;
located within Is minutes of downtown
Washington. S6.S50.
Living room, dining room, large kitchen,
2 porcheS. 3 bedrooms. Sleeping porch;
large closets: full basement: garage, nice
lot: $500
Alexandria-New brick home, 3 bed
rooms living room. dining room de luxe
kitchen: oil heat. wooded lot; very desIr-
able location: S6.agO.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, VA.
.crsensd HSm poPeh rsplaee of am ags iaTse fEe o9
selling price, sG75O; easy terms. Open
Corner 10Th and North Roosevelt St.
DTye out bo Lee Highway pb2 tS Roosevelt
builder Phone Fails Church 1853.
GAITHERsBURG NEW TWo-FAMILY
private entrance: spacious lot. surrounded
with beautiful shrubbery; $1,000; $1,000
cash; this property would easily rent for
Rockville-s-room modern home. double
garage; this is a very attractive home and
Il interested in such property is worth
Rockville-Two-family house, large lot
excellent location, $3.50.
Rockville. Md Open Sunday. Phone 3s9.
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN BUYS
S6,95O-2-family house. r, baths
INV. heat.
#. lot, beautifully Handicapped; Bethesda
section: terms
S. 50o-RemaEkabIe house, practically
oak floors; Takoma Park; terms.
r. D. LILLE,
225 Maple Ave, Takoma Park. Sligo 1907.
LOT OWNERS, ATTENTIoN-IF YOU OWN
your own lot, we will build a 5 or = nm.
house with no money down. S4O.5O per
mo, or English cottage for S3s;.5 per mo;
~ ucSlsHS AZ Jul OA4NC " SIiOOoC 4iOiil.
Remember. there is no cost to you until
you move in. then only monthly payments.
W. II. BACON. Jr., oxford 251l.
Designers, Contractors. Builders. 29'
il CAPE COD BRICK BUNGALOWS.
Arlington. ! block TO buses, using either
Key or Memorial BRIDGE, Il, rms. tile
bath. fireplace. insulated. weather-stripped.
fun basement, oil air-cOndtioned heat;
price, S6.s59 up. F H. A. terms; owner
and builder on, premises II a.m,-6 pm.
Directions: Wilson blvd. past Glebe I'd.
about block 10 DlnWlddie St. s. TO 9Th
ST., west to Edison, north / block 10 new
home.
4-BEDROOM, e-BATH
Brick home located in attractive wooded
section of Arlington on lot 1jXl31. some
of the features are lst-h bedrm. and bath,
side screened porch of living rm., built-in
garage and oil heat; price $40 $50; terms
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
@S4O Wilson Blvd
CH. 3SBS Eyes. GL. ISIS
Evening star., 1941-07-27
FOR S12.95O.

Fine new home in exclusive wooded sec
tion, corner lot, Crystal Springs Knobs,
3S35 Lorcom lane. Arl, Va.-Den ano
half bath lst A.; 3 large bedrms. baths
2nd fl: recreation Tm., maids rm. and
half bath in basement: slate roof. copper
cutters and doWnspouts: all you are
looking for in a fine home; place you will
be proud to call your own; peaceful. quiet
neighborhood
NJ. T BROYHILL CO. INC. Builders.
Chestnut 53OO or EVeS CH 15l =,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD,

RENT, S87 50-SALE, S8,450.
Modern det. brick. yrs. old 4 rms
tile bath, auto. heat. refg, gar, porch
lge. yard. new-house cond
DIXIE REALTY CO. MA $3.50
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN

Just taken in trade a large detached
brick home in Woodbridge. 1t has rooms
bath. den, large closets. two bedrooms
large enough for twin beds beautiful yard
plenty Of shru5bery. garage. paved streets
and alley close to schools. stores and
bus line; would like TO sell at once. price
$3.50 For appointment call Mr Weaver
Woodley 4944 WAPLE g. JAMES. INC,
Evening star., 1941-07-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY A 5 OR 8 ROOM
bus zone; 500 cash. balance reasonable
monthly payments. Write Box 351 M, Star.
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL on
rent in Ch. Ch.. Md, or Bethesda area list
il with J. NOBLE BOAZ. WI. 264S, 1850.
tcontinued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1941-07-27

Suitable for doctor or dentist: 11th and
T SITS. n.w.-9 r., . b.. h-w.h.. oil burner;
corner; 1st commercial zone: S1O,5O0.
90 q n.d NJ st. nw-9 r; b: gas heat. gar;
500 block of Irving st. n.w-9 r., b.:
h.-wh., elec: S6,500.
1900 block of 18th st. n.w.-11 r. b..
h.-wh:, elec., $500. >,
1900 Kearney st. n.e.-6 r, 2 b., oil
burner, : lots; $4,000
400 block of M st. n.w.-1f r, 2 b..
h.-wh., $3.50.
Al M St. n.w.-12 r, 2 b., h.-wh., oil
burner, 2-story brick garage; $4,000.
GUY TIMER,
1925 U st. NV NO 4907.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
FOR BIG FAMILY.

New, bedrooms, > baths, cellar: air
conditioned heat. oil burner, hardwood
floors, open fireplace. closets and storage
space galore screened weatherstripped
insulated: Il acre; miles D c.; $3.50.
$50 cash, bal. less than rent. MARTIN
T WEBB & SON. Annandale, Va.
Evening star., 1941-07-27

Brick buns allows, $3.50. Moderate down
payment balance less than rent Drive out
Defense hwy. U. S. 81 to Lanham. cross
new bridee- See agent on left side Of road
Sunday afternoon. o. B. ZANTZINGER
CO. MA 533L.
TWO NEW HOuSES-anI 23rd ST 6
Evening star., 1941-07-27
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
.226 VAN BUREN ST. NV.

WHY PAY RENT, when YOU can own this
ehaming det corner brick. less than 3
years old large rooms, > baths, auto.
heat, ultra modern kitchen spacious
priced unusually low for only $3.50 on
terms
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 5400,
Evening star., 1941-07-27
LOT OWNERS, ATTENTIoN-IF YOU OWN
FAIRFAX COUNTY.

IL miles Washing on -bedrm 3-bath
home, h-wh h., beautifully and unusually
well HANDICAPPED: > acres. tenant house.
IA miles D. C-l6 acres, fruit out
bldgs.; small 6-rm. unmodern house:
50 500; $500 cash; beautiful homeslte
well of road, long frontage
miles D. c. acres. fruit. outbldgs ::
large old house. badly IN need OF REPAIRS
S6.95O. reaS terms
0ther propertLes. also farms available.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
HOUSES FOR SALE.
tContinued.)
FORCE SALE.

Less than "a original cost ! bedrooms
and baths. 200 block of Brandywine
st. NV, e. of Conn ave. Priced today
ct Sl1.50O Ex terms
Kelley, Steele and Branner,
D1. 1140. EN- 63l5.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
OPEN SUNDAY
629 FARRAGUT ST. NV.

A FINE DUNCAN BUILT ROW BRICK
HOME CONTAINING SIX LARGE ROOMS,
TWO BATHS. HOT-WATER HEAT, TWO
REAR PORCHES. GARAGE AND CCM-
PLETELY REDECORATED; IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
Evening star., 1941-07-27
OPEN TO-DAY, 1875.
OPEN TODAY. 12-5.
h7l9 18th ST. N,W,

" YOU are looking for an ideal det brick
home that sold originally for over S54o3o
don't fail TO visit this BERNSTEIN BAR
GAIN TO-DAY 10 large rooms tiled
baths auto. heat, 2-car gar. large living
room with open fireplace, spacious grounds,
etc Excellent condition. Truly a home
Of exceptional charm and comfort. Priced
for only S19.950 on terms
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co.. ME. 5400
Evening star., 1941-07-27
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.
GOLF CLUB MANOR,

Located on a corner lot in the Washington
Golf and Country Club section Of Arling-
ton. this pretty white house newly painted
and redecorateo. has an unusually larg9
living rm. t20xl1D with fireplace, an att
tractIve dining rm. I4Xl2l with Juliet
balcony and built-in corner cupboard, and
an immense master bedrm. with fireplace;
a large screened porch is accessible from
either the dining Tm or kitchen. Other
rms include - bedrmS. and a be h. modern
kitchen, maids rm. and n2Lb and an at
taCheQ garage- PrlCe Slm.450. Terms.
Evening star., 1941-07-27
FOR COLORED.
Az NJ CT NJ w

Semi-detached brick. ii rooms baths.
h.-wh., new oil unit, brick garages. The
owner gets $4,000 monthly and lives
there besides. Can be bought on terms to
suit purchaser. See Mr. Pendleton, DU.
1868. WAPLE e. JAMES, INC. exclusive
agent 1924 I4th St NV DI 3346
Evening star., 1941-07-27
LOOK

The first time ever offered in Brieht-
wood 2-famlv house at a sacrifice. Low
brick; s rooms and bath: shower: built-ln
garage oil heat. In new house condition.
For inspection call D. J. OConnor. RA.
o0o'' IN ! i ocoNNoR D1 5n5s
Evening star., 1941-07-27

FOREST GLEN
Beautifully Handicapped acre of ground.
improved with 6-room house. completely
moderniZed Located near National Park
College. A real buy at $4,000. H.
BROOKS PERRING. SH. 1866.
3 ACRES OR PART GOING BUSINESS. OR
residential lots. Alton. Nd. Georgia
Evening star., 1941-07-27
GREEN & MAGRUDER.
STONE CAPE COD.

Due to owners transfer. " are able N
section Of Arlington County Va II YOU
have been looking for house with a bed
room and bath on the 1St floor. IN con-
vcnlcnt location then YOU should see this
home. Other rooms include living room
with fireplace dining room. modern kItch-
en- and bedrooms and bath on the md
floor. French doors from the dining room
open on screened porch. other features
include oil heat, rock-Wool insulation.
buIlt-ln garage. steel-Ca sement windows
and conner -5Q terms
Evening star., 1941-07-27
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
Ma $3.50. Realtors SOS No. Capitol St.
SAUL'S ADDITION.

Detached on large lot; eight large rooms
Ano bath maids room and bath in base
ment. ample kitchen, Frigidaire inst hot
water. concrete porch. garage, real bar
gain at $500 Call for inspection. A. M
Evening star., 1941-07-27

Balance like rent: bTand-new bunealov.
20 minutes from downtown; l0c bus. Drive
out Columbia pike | blk past Gebe rd.
81 Arl Va