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Evening star., 1941-12-13
Promoted by Army
First List During War
Indicate Speed-Up
In Announcements

A speeding up of Army promo
tions as a result of war was ind1-
Gated today when the War Depart
ment announced the FIRST promotion
list since hostilities with Japan
began.
The list contained the names Of
1874 lieutenant colonels promoted to
the rank of temporary colonel and
named 6 Air Corps officers pre-
viously made colonies but who were
included in the list so as to protect
their date Of rank All officers pro-
NOTED we're Regulars.
Twenty-six of the officers have
Washington, Maryland or Virginia
addresses.
The policy Of temporary promo
tions was initiated June rs and fol-
lowed with a second list october Is.
1t is expected the war will open the
way for a rapid increase in promo
tions of both officer and enlisted
personnel as was the case during
the first, World War.
Among the new Air Corps colonies
and their official stations as of last
April are Robert L. Walsh, Langley
Field, Va, and Asa Duncan, Wash
ington.
others are Harold A. Strauss Of
Wilmington, Ohio, stationed at
Quarry Heights, Canal Zone; Will
liam E. Lynd of Payette, Idaho, at
Washington, and Donald Wilson OF
Maxwell Field, Ala, at Washington,
and William Butler of Marshall, Va,
stationed at Reversible, Calf.
Under wartime restrictions the
present stations Of officers are not
allowed to be published without spe-
cific authority. so some of the as
signments may have been changed
since last April.
Washingtonians among the lieu
tenant colonies promoted to colonel
and their stations were announced
as follows:
John M. Eager, Fort Hayes, Ohio;
John H. Cochran, Virginia Poly
technic Institute, Blacksburg, Va;
William w. Dick, Washington;
George D. Wahl, Omaha, Nebr.,
Burnett R. Olmsted, Washington,
William K. Harrison, jr., Washing
ton; Robert B. Ransom, San Juan
P. R.; Aaron Bradshaw, jr., Camp
Wallace, Tex; David S. Rumbough
Fort Lewis, WASH; Harris M. Me-
lasky, Fort Benning, Ca; Richare
D. Daugherty, San Antonio, Tex.
and Christiany Pickett, Camp Liv
ingston, La.
From Maryland and Virginia
Morris K. Barroll, jr., of Kensington
Md, stationed in Washington; Man
ming M. Kimmell, jr., of Richmond
Va, at Fort Monroe, Va; Joseph w
G. Stephens of Wicomico Church
Va, at Washington; Frederick S
Matthews of La Plata, Md, at At
lanta, Ga; Frank A. Haywood o
Baltimore, at Governors Island, N
Y; John T. Cole of Charlottesville
Va, at Fort Bliss, Tex; Carlton
Coulter, jr., of Baltimore, at Penn
sylvania Military Academy, Chester
Pa; Bertrand Morrow of Lexington
Va, at Fort Knox, KY, and William
S. Rumbough of Lynchburg, Va, a
Fort Lewis, Wash.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Van Zundt Returns
japanese Decoration
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Van Zandt. Re
publican, of Pennsylvania. former
commander in chief of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, returned YESTERDAY
a japanese decoration he received
in 1886 and announced he would re-
port for duty today with the Al
lantic Fleet to help avenge the Pearl
Harbor attack. a.
Mr.. Van zandt is lieutenant IN
the Naval Reserve. He said his &C
tive duty may not be for the enure
duration of the emergency. "out !
hope to serve sufficient PERIODS OF
time to enable me to serve ootn my
constituents and my country"
The Pennsylvania. as commanaer
in chief of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars, headed goodwill delegatpn
to Japan five years ago and received
from the Imperial Reservists' Asso-
citation of Japan decoration m
scribed: I'm token of our friendsplp
and hands across the sea to endure
to the end of the world"
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Woman Badly Burned
In Apartment Fire

Miss Helen c. Landrum, %, was
admitted to Emergency Hospital
early today with second-degree burns
of the body and limbs, received, ac-
cording to police, when fire broke out
in an apartment building at 4105
Wisconsin avenue NV.
Miss Landrum was asleep at the
time, police said. The blaze was be,
lieved caused by a cigarette. 1t was
confined to one apartment.
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Red Cross Assigns
S750,000 Quota 10
D. T.. for War Relief
$4,000 Already Given
Voluntarily; Boird
Aooin to Head Drive

Without solicitation, Washington
residents have already contributed
$40, 900 to Americas s5o,o0o,o00 Red
Cross War Fund, it was revealed
today by Brig. Gen. Frank r.
Keefer, chapter chairman.
Bruce Baird, president Of the Ma
tional Savings g. Trust Co., will act
as war fund chairman for the Dis
trict, Gen. Keefer announced to-
day-and the quota that this city
has been assigned as $75O,0OO.
Admiral Charles Conard will be To-
cal executive vice chairman Ut the
special drive, inaugurated under a
proclamation by President Roose-
velt after the Japanese attack.
National Red Cross Chairman
Norman H. Davis announced today
that Thomas w. Lamont, New York
financier, will be chairman OF the
National War Fund Advisory Com
mittee, and S. Sloan Colt, New York
banker, will be war fund chairman
1t is hoped that approximately tne
same organization can be assembled
for the Washington campaign a!
was used for the special 1910 wal
relief drive. William Blum, now II
naval service as a Reserve officer
will be loaned back to the Red Cros'
as executive assistant to Mr.. Baird
Gen. Keefer said. The two helt
similar positions during the 194'
campaign.
Gen. Keefer revealed that amont
the large advance gifts to the Dis
trict'S quota was $1,000 given b!
Miss Mabel Boardman, nationa
secretary of the Red Cross.
Plans for a formal solicitation o
the Washington public are still
tentative.
A race among 3.700 chapters o
the Red Cross to be the first to at
tain the full war drive quota toda,
resulted in three-way tie betweel
Nuckolls County, Nebr.; McIntosl
County, Ga, and jackson Hole, Wye
Evening star., 1941-12-13

man, with Mrs. Katherine johnson,
public health nurse, associate chair
man. Volunteers should communi-
cate with Mrs. johnson at the Rock
vile Courthouse.
Gen. Goodwyn's orders to v. P. F.
commanders summoned detach-
ments from Company 104 1T Fred
ericksburg, 81 at Chase City, the
1st Battalion at Norfolk, "A at Suf-
folk and the 9Th Battalion at Roa-
noke, as well rs Company liz at
Alexandra. h
Evening star., 1941-12-13
R. (. A. AIIots Funds
For Two New Projects

BY the Associated Press.
The Rural Electrification Admin
istration yesterday allotted funds for
two rural power projects in Virginia
and Maryland. The allotments:
Southern Maryland Tri-County
Cooperative Association, Inc, La
Plata, Nd, $34,500.
The Bare Electric Cooperative,
Millboro, Va, $4,000.
Evening star., 1941-12-13

This probably was the last poem
of John G. Magee, jr., Washing
ton youth whose bright idealism led
him to enlist with the Royal Ca
madam Air Force.
Yesterday his father. the Rev.
John G.. Magee, ST., assistant rector
of st. Johns Episcopal Church, re-
ceived a telegram from Ottawa
that the 19-year-old pilot officer was
KILLED on active service" Thursday.
Couldn't Forget Bombings.
Young Magee. who had won a
scholarship at Yale, couldn't for
get the German bombings of the
England he had known while STU
dent at Rugby. He studied hard
to prepare himself for Yale, but
kept remembering what was hap
pening in England, his family said.
In November. 1910, Magee en-
listed in the r. C. A. F. He trained
as a flyer in Canada and came here
last June, before he went overseas.
to visit his family at 2l1S Bancroft
place NV.
In subsequent letters he told Of
his progress with a new squadron,
of adventures over Holland, and OF
the time he tested an airplane
whose landing wheels were stuck.
Young Magee's mother is English
and his father was q missionary IN
China for a number Of years. The
family came here about year ago,
from Boston.
Laughter -silvered Wings"
The first stanza of the flyers
poem follows:
"Oh I have slipped the surly
bonds of earth
And danced the skies on laugh
ter-siluered 1oings;
SunUard I'pe climbed, and
Joined the tun1bling nlirth
OF sun-split clouds-and done
q hundred things
You haze not dreamed Of
Wheeled and scared ant
sWung
High in the sun-lt silence.
HoD'ring there
Ipe chased the shouting Uind
along, and flung
My eager craft through the
tootless halls OF air."
In addition to his parents, younI
Magee is survived by three broth
ers, the eldest Of whom, now almos
II, declared yesterday he would joil
the air force as soon as possible.
Evening star., 1941-12-13

MacQuillam, Leroy Miller. Dr.
Auo,,stus B. Chinn, Tony j. Durso.
T., S. Jeffreys, Frank G. Preston
Kav E. Chapman, James G. Dance.
James l.. Darby, Henry A. koch,
Edward ]. Mcintyre, John S. Cairns.
Lila A. J. Birmingham. Mildred
Evans and Ethel M. Beebe, war1eAs'
Evening star., 1941-12-13
Toll In Previous Months.

Totals to date 10 81
In December, Beware Of:
1. The hours between S and
10 pm. Ten Of the 13 trafiic
victims in December last year
were killed within this Ave
hour period.
2. Crossing q street at some
point other than a crosswalk.
Three pedestrians lost their
lives in December, 1910. while
doing this.
Evening star., 1941-12-13

appear e Star
the Mayower Hotel Seen flags flying over
its entrance construction begun in 1922 Vice
Presidents the Mayfower half dozen Senators
President Roosevelt made his Navy Day speech
in its ball room of the bulk of the old
the working place Of the British Admiralty
delegation Skechng block Mrs Duston felt it the
hub She keched from the front seat OF her
Connecticut the intersection OF Egheenn
street and Jefferson place NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-13

q
CONNECTICUT AVENUE PARADE-This sketched by
Helen Catch during height of the afternoon rac
yet contempatve in spirit
The gentle poet Henry Wadsworh Longfeow from shad
ow at right changes wrought in Washington
by two placed his granite pedestal
in 1909 herself remembers when as student
High School, she walked down this avenue and saw
little but private residences
The convent Catholic order stood behind high fences
Evening star., 1941-12-13
DC. Rector's S Son Who Enlisted
As Canada Flyer Dies in Action
Left Studies to Fly
Wherein He Found
'Sonetity Of Space
BY W. H. SHIPPEN, Jr.

up, up the long dehrious, burn
ING blue
Ipe topped the tDtrld -stDept
heights tDith easy grace
Where neuer lark, or even eagle
feD-
And, ,Dhile NTH silent lifting
mind I'pe trod
The high nrtrespdssed sane
tity OF space,
Put out my hand and touched
the face of God -.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
QUICK ACTION NEEDED.

BRIGHTWOOD SECT1ON-SS,45U.
tive all-brick home. in new-house condition,
overlooking private estate. 6 lovely. large
rooms. full tiled bath with shower. ultra
closed porches. 3 bedrooms, plus finished
porch as extra bedroom: finishea recreation on
and storm windows: located in beautiful
NV section. u blk. from Paul Jr; Hish;
express bus service "a blk. Don't be late
on this unusual value. Terms arranged
call OWNER Georgia 1884.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
1347 MASS. AVE. NV.

2 Blocks From National Cathedral.
Builder and owner will sell home. bed
rooms, 312 baths, maids room and bath,
recreation room, hardwood floors, play
room, den OF living room. screened porch,
2-car garage, 6. E. heating system. Price,
$4,000. DI. 2724 Ewes. EN- 955l
Evening star., 1941-09-21
EYCEPTTONAI, RIJY

This all-brick. 2h-bath Colonial Groom
rirht in Bethesda. Only years old: lot
100 It, wide; all modern improvemsntnsG; nG
cash, balance monthly Ike rent Call Mr..
GoeIz for appointment to see.
MONTGOMERY REALTY GoRP0RATIoN'
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WOODRIDGE BARGAIN

3S15 South Dakota ave- n.e-Facing
Taft Park; attractive detached home, 6
fireplace, modern kitchen, recreation room,
oil heat, insulated, screened front porch.
Price, $3.50. Inspection by appointment,
, VIM. R. THOROWGOOD.
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OWNER TRANSEERRED

3617 26th st. ne. woodridge-Attrae-
newly reconditioned 2 large rooms tile
bath. open fireplace, large tiled kitchen
with breakfast alcove and pantry; gas heat:
insulated: lot 40x105; garage: reasonable
terms. Open until D m
VIM. R. THOROWGOOD.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
FOR COLORED.
120 18th PL NE

Brand-new group of ultramodern seven
room homes. including knotty pine recrea =
automatic air-conditioned heating, hand
painted psneled walls. hardwood floors full
basement with laundry trays. Just around
sne corner from Benning rd and Central
ave, Easy terms. No renewals Of trust
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
30 New YORK Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. 97a7.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

~ Colored-Park pl... overlooking Soldiers
home-6 r, Colonial porch, automatic
garage: ideal condition throughout: a home
you VIII be proud Of. A. W. Stephens,
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Colored-Nr. 18th and Girard-9r r, h.
Wh., garage. hardwood floors; terms.
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e ROOMS S6 Q50

Under construction, these new center
entrance brick homes are located on beau
tiful wooded lots. 51x125; near stores and
transportation. Act quickly as they will be
balance about S45 per month. F. II. A.
Directions-Out Old Georgetown I'd 70
Huntington parkway. left / short block,
Smith. salesman, on property in afternoons.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORPORATION.
Wisconsin -o0A Wis
Evening star., 1941-09-21
SETTING.

If location and view means something to
on the parkway. Sunday. "a acre. bed
room and bath down; bedrooms ana ana ostn AZ
smith. ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI 6649
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Colored-IrvinR St. east Of Georeia ave
-6 r, h--w-h;. cleo, full cellar, garage:
excellent condition throughout; must sac
r1nce. MI. Hawkins, Michigan 2057,
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Colored-Nr 5th and T sts.-7 auto-
matte heat. double brick garage. fun cellar
excellent condition throughout: will sacri-
nee Tor quick sale. North 642O,
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Facing Majestic Estates,
Just of Nebraska ave.-Magnif1cent Geor-
Senator: offer bedrooms 3 baths. 1st-
floor lavatory and library; designed Tor
comfortable LYING with accent on conven-
ton Rare opportunity. .,,,
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Colored-6 r. tile bath. h.-wh.. hard
ave. nr. Park rd North 1909.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Hampshire ave- r. semi-det NJ
slec ideal location; only S4, 700; terms
Evening star., 1941-09-21
NEW WOODBRIDGE HOME

1912 18th st. ne.-First showing; at
tractive detached brick veneer home: z
rooms and 2 baths, modern kitchen, rec
reation room with fireplace; chestnut trim;
furred walls; screened porch: slate roof;
copper water pipes, downspouts and gut
ters; insulated oil heat; built-in garage.
... WIN. (. THoRowooop.
S024 r L Ave NE nF o21s
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Colored-Nr. 1st and Florida awe r.
automatic gas heat. full cellar. hardwood
noors. completely insulated; excellent con-
dttion throughout; terms
THOS. W. PARKS
ZUV Fla, Ave. NV Decatitr 11R0
Evening star., 1941-09-21
NE. BRICK-S4.95O.

Row brick home. bath, h.-wh.. yard:
rsseSorsted sony, rL, locasicn; easy sst terms
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OPEN TODAY, 1875.
n dEM
NEAR RETHESDA

This stone Ia STORY home is only 4
years old and contains large living room.
addition to a paneied den or bedroom with
full bath, large bedrooms and bath on
floor above, ample closet and storage
space. st gas neat multl-coiorsd slate rooi, I,
some fine fruit trees and are beautifully
HANDICAPPED; priced to sell at once. For
particulars call
j. Wesley Buchanan, ME. 1919.
Of7ce Omen Until NJ Today
Evening star., 1941-09-21
FOR COLORED.

40S DIVISION AVE NE.
New brick home with all modern i'm,
pIovements, rooms tile bath with shower.
burner. front porch; near car line school
snd stores: terms. small cash payment
palance monthly in payments less than
rent. No renewals of trust
PRICE, S6.150.
JOHN R. PINKETT. INC.
IooZ new Jersey Ave. NV. DU. s7s7.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

Colored-e r, 2 tile baths. h.-w.h., hard
wood noors. double garage; Columbia I'd
nr. 18th: terms. North 1909 N
Evening star., 1941-09-21
REAT, HOME

Mt. Pleasant. 1745 Hobart NV rms,
bath, recreation rm.; garage. CO. 2342.
5I1S KANSAS AVE
Colonial brick, z rms. and bath auto
matte heat; brick garage Owner moving
from city. Inspection by appointment
Phone eve. or Sun. Georgia $500.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1941-09-21
ATMOSPHERE
of
THE CANADIAN ROCKIES,

Priced under $4,000 and situated in
the Bethesda area of Montgomery County.
Md, on over an acre of ground, consisting
of five 90 #. lots, covered with stately
oak trees; this stone and log house Of
plete tile baths, a Soft. living room. with
massive stone, woodworking fireplace, and
a screened porch the entire width of house.
On the lower level, there is large dining
room, den, modern kitchen, maids room
and bath; built-in garage, and Laundry
comes once in a lifetime, so contact US at
once by phone for an appointment to in
spect this unusual home.
GRAHAM-HAII, WI 1850.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

~ Suitable for doctor or dentist 11th and
T SITS. n.w-9 r.. 2 b., h-hw, oil biTrner.
LIST commercial zone; $40. 500.
soo oiock Of M st. n.w-l1 r. b.. h.
garage; $4,000 ~ ~ AsN''
cleo; frame: $4,000 w.
o4OO BLOCK OF z. Cap. st. ne-6 r., b.
ng9SS I'M, gas neat; house less than l yr
Old price, $3.50; $1,000 cash.
GUY TIMER,
1928 You St NV NO Aanr
Evening star., 1941-09-21
S8.75O.
1914 ROXANNA RID. NV.

ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES.
New Colonial center-hall brick home
fronting Rock Greek Park; den and 1st-h. :.
lavatory. large living rm., dining rm,, mod.
ern kit 8 large bedrooms, 2 baths, finished
attic and spacious recreation rn.; air-cor-
ditioned heat; detached garage Repre-
sentative ON premiSes. GE. 5072.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW

:. 3O0S 17th st. n.e.-Just been recondi-
toned; 4 rooms, kitchenette and bath; at
tic: h.-w.h: front and rear porches: lot
4Ox1Os; 2-car garage; near cars, stores
oo.. VIM. R: THoRowGoop,
Evening star., 1941-09-21

ARLNGTON-WAVERL VILLAGE. ONE
OF the best residential sections. highly re-
sstricted. Only one house left We will
build no more this fall. Tapestry brick,
tile bath; F. H. A. financed. HINES
BUILT. Terms. Call Prevette.
N. c. HINES 6s SONS,
Evening star., 1941-09-21
WHY WAIT?

BUNGALOWS are scarce. You now have
an opportunity to purchase this charming
new brick bungalow, located in Indian
Spring Park, at a price below reproduction
cost Of today. Further details phone
GRAHAM-HALI1, WI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
OPEN TODAY, 1875.

Petworth, comm. zone, under SS,000;
arr. for families; rented. $50 mo-; auto.
heat: Oil fired, deep lot, garage: B. A. trust,
S5,350; will trade. See or phone D1. 3121.
ROGER MOSS, 927 18th.
COW NORTHEAST sEcTIoN-MoD. g.
room brick; auto heat; l0G cash, bal. $50
Evening star., 1941-09-21
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.

1O-room brick, conveniently located to
Mass. ave. and Cathedral, IL minutes from
White House. real bedrms., baths. I'm
s1n shed te HUGS hnge living sBd anns m
garage; in perfect condition. Original
price, S27,500; for quick sale, $4,000.
Shown by appointment. Ewes, Randolph
5l27. Mr. Arlie johnson. F. A. TWEED
Evening star., 1941-09-21

COLORED-BRICK-S4,95O $50,
h:-w.h.; yard: conv. location: easy farmx.
BRODE & COLRERT. mo ma sarS
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HOME OR INVESTMENT

Act quickly on this one. Out of town
owner says sell at once. Substantially built
brick home, 1S-foot lot, Brightwood section;
six rooms, bath, gas heat, two-car garage,
3 porches. Rented $50. Cash price, S6,250.
HARRY JUSTINE,
935 H st. NV. Ma 2S44.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HOUSES FOR SALE,

ST. AIMS PARISH-$10,500.
8 large rooms. Il " baths, center-hall de-
tached brick Colonial oil heat; F. H. A.
Open for inspection Sunday, 1:30 to 8
pm. 4426 42nd st. NV: Just north Of
Call HUGH WARREN. National a4h2
Evening star., 1941-09-21

LARGE ROOMS
Near 14th and Shepherd. Excellent
condition; suitable for large family or
roomine. $1,000 takes it. Reasonable
cash, balance one trust
HOME REALTY CO.,
e06 10th NV. RE. 1887. Res. AID. 5297.
Evening star., 1941-09-21

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
WITH BEDROOM AND BATH ON lst FL,
Attractive detached home just of Ne
braska ave; has living room. dining room,
floor: 3 bedrooms and bath on end: gas
refrigerator, hot-water heat, built-in ga
rage; lot 40x120. Eve. or Sun. phone
MR.. BENZ, Chestnut 1000
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor MA. 0763.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
WESTMORELAND HILLS.

Beautifully designed white BRICK home
on wooded lot 75xl04. lovely rms,
bedrms, 2 baths, 8, fireplaces, recr. rm.,
maids rm. and bath, 2-car gar, auto.
heat. Only yrs old. Worth every
penny of S14.95O. Call Mrs. Allen (Sun..
RA. 63SD, with DIXIE REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1941-09-21

COLORED-S6. .OOO-NR 7th and a sTs
ne-Semi detached brick, q larxe rooms
oath. auto: heat, water heater, 2 Kitchens:
arransed ior families; good condition;
easy terms and possession
EUGENE A. BARRY.
1oOI n St NV. ME 2n25
Evening star., 1941-09-21

(COLORED) 1400 BLOCK C ST. s.E-2-
new condition: large lot, garage h-w, heat:
can give immediate delivery; S675O; terms.
COLORED-sth AND FLORIDA AVE NE
$40 per month and a reasonable cash
payment will buy this solid brick house with
cellar with wash trays, Q porches etc
for only S5,45O,
D1. S9I7. w. L. MOORE GE $500
Evening star., 1941-09-21
DOWNTOWN

1st COME RMS, AGAR GAR.
Just of 14th st. NV: lot 22x155; s.
story and cellar brick. suitable for re-
modelling into apts.. store and ofices.
Closing estate. Eve or Sun. Phone
Georgia 9012. Price, $4,000.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1941-09-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.
ROOMING HOUSE

ASO~As4A&NNA 4ASSA1.
Bargain-A Block Dupont Circle-S12, 500.
Substantial stone-faced brick 10 rooms
9 kits, baths. storeroom, many fireplaces;
nrst zone: conv. all Govt bldgs.; suitable
HOME OR CLUB Cash only FIR R074
Evening star., 1941-09-21

3417 S. Dakota Ave. NE.
Attractive 6-room brick home, tile bath
and shower. automatic heal, large living
to concrete front porch; large dining room.
ultra-modern kitchen. 6 Gu. 1T. .elec. re-
frigeration 8 regular bedrooms brick ga
to schools. transp. and shopping section.
Priced low for quick sale-S7,95O;. $1,000
daily. Out r. I. ave. ne. to s. Dakota
ave, left IA blks. to home.
BAKER REALTY CO. INC, DI. 1912.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
PRE-SHOWING.

BIT East Thornapple ST., Oh. Ch.. Md.
new and most attractive stone front
6-room, 3l2-bath home with recreation
room, maids room and bath oil heat,
rage, 65-ft. wooded lot; S11,950; liberal
terms. Out Conn. ave. to Thornapple. ST.,
right 8 blks. to home. Open IL to z.
SAML E. BOGLEY AGENT, WI $500
Evening star., 1941-09-21

NEAR o. OF NJ
S5,750-6-room brick Cape Cod like
new acre of ground, garden, plenty of
trees; between Takoma and university.
ROCKVILLE
S6.O00-Attractive new house, 8 r. din
ing room and living room, extra large
Large lot. Terms.
r. D. LILLE
226 Maple Ave, Takoma Park, Sliso 1905,
Evening star., 1941-09-21

- M st. .n.w.-9 rooms and bath,
n;-W n. gas furnace, 5 bedrooms, space
1or rooms in basement, and garage.
Inis house, is in fine condition. A good
nuy at the price asked-SS950. and
nrmS: pS: SHOWN by appointment. Call Mr..
100, ,WAPLE JAMES. INC.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL.

About 4 mi. from D. c. on hill sur
rounded by large trees. an old Colonial
house with 5 chimneys and fireplaces;
2 a. of land. Priced for immediate sale
at $3.50. Call Mrs. Burgess, WI. 1888.
LOUIS T. SHOEMAKER,
17l9 K st. NV. MA. 1865