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Evening star., 1941-03-26
F. B. |. Aid Enlisted
In Probe Of Death
RN thf Associated Press

b. the Associated Press.
CRISFIELD, Md, March %
Somerset County authorities investi.
eating the mysterious death of Miss
Marie Swift turned today to the
Federal Bureau of Investigation for
assistance. I
An autopsy performed late yester-
day after the body of the attractive
25-year-old brunette was discovered
near country road failed to dis
close the cause of death, physicians
said, and vital organs were sent to
the F.. B. I. in Washington for
examination. G
There were bruises on her face
and body. and Mr.. Maddrix said she
apparently had been thrown from
an automobile. ~
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Herndon Man Sentenced
For HOUSEKEEPING
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, March 26-On a
plea of guilty to an indictment for
housebreaking with intent to COM
init robbery, Raymond Earl Dillon
of near Herndon was sentenced to
IS years in the State Penitentiary
in Circuit Court yesterday.
Dillon also was given one-year
sentences on guilty pleas to each
of two other indictments for at
tempted robbery and grand larceny.
The sentences are to run concur
rently.
In the indictment charging at
tempted robbery. Dillon was alleged
to have entered the house of Mrs.
Esther Thompson.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Bill Already Offered
To Provide SuitIand
Wafer Facilities
Senator Morbury AssoiIs
Statement of Official of
Sanitary Commission
By Staff Correspondent of The Star.

BY stan correspondent OIL Inc Star.
ANNAPOLIS, March 26.-The site
of the Government Office buildings
at Suitland and the surrounding
area will be supplied with adequate
water and sewage facilities under
an amendment to bill pending in
the Legislature, Senator Charles C.
Marbury, Democrat, of Prince
Georges County, said today.
Announcement by an official of
the Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission Monday that present
facilities constitute "a major def
ciency" in the Suitland site which
could be remedied only through
quick action by property owners in
the neighborhood because of the
closeness of the end of the legisla-
tive session drew a quick reply from
Senator Marbury.
Bill introduced.
"A bill to extend the limits of the
sanitary district to the Seabrook
area already has been introduced
and is now in the hands of the
Prince Georges delegation in the
House, where three amendments are
being prepared Mr.. Marbury said.
Moreover, if the official who can
nounced the deficiency is the per-
son believe it is. he knew perfectly
well that the Suitland area was one
of those to be included by the
amendments, the other two being
Forestville and Parkland.
THE only motive I can conceive
for such an announcement at this
particular time is to try to high
pressure neighborhood into COM
ing into the sanitary district, or to
try to block the project and have
it located IN some other county than
Prince Georges"
Opposition Withdrawn.
The Prince Georges Senator ex-
planned there was no need for try
ing to high pressure anybody into
coming into the sanitary district
because the opposition voiced by
residents of the Suitland area on
several occasions in the past has
been withdrawn as result of the
Government Office building project.
He said:
THE objection expressed to hav-
ing Suitland annexed to the sani-
tary commission district was that it
was too sparsely populated and i'm
position of the 7-cent tax for water
and sewers in an area as yet largely
undeveloped would be hardship on
the property owners.
Now that the Government office
building is reality instead of mere
ly hope, their objections have been
Withdrawn. This area will need wa
ter and sewers Immediately and will
get both services as rapidly as they
can be arranged"
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Rev. franklin |. MetcaIf
Dies in MechanicsviIIe
Special Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL blSpdICn 10 L ne oLdI-
CHARLOTTE HALL, Nd, March
26.-The Rev. Franklin Lee Metcalf,
66, rector of All Faith parish of the
Episcopal Church for 81 years, died
at his home in Mechanicsville yes
terday.
He had been serving as chaplain
to the Maryland House of Delegates
during the present session of the
Legislature and was chaplain of
the Charlotte Hall Military Academy
during his stay in the local parish.
Mr.. Metcalf was born in Boston
and was educated at Drew Univer-
sity. He served in several parishes
in Ohio before accepting a call to
Southern Maryland.
He is survived by his widow, two
daughters and son.
Funeral services will be held at
All Faith Church, Mechanicsville,
at 10 am. Friday. Burial will be
in New Jersey.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Ex-OfficiuI Sentenced

RICHMOND, Va, March 26 (P.--
Ronald w. Wells. former haison of
ficer between the w. P. A. and the
city of Richmond, was sentenced to
three years imprisonment by Fed
eral Judge Robert Pollard yesterday
on charges Of accepting money from
truck operators under threats of re-
fusing them hauling contracts. Wells
noted an appeal.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Superhighway Bill
Nears Passage in
Maryland House
Proposed New Route
To Baltimore Backed
Unanimously in Report
BY BEN H. PEARSE,
Star STAFF Cnrresnnndent

ANNAPOLIS, March 90 The
s30.000,000 superhighway between
Washington and Baltimore, ap-
proved last week by the Senate
appeared headed for enactment to-
day as the House advanced the
measure to second reading after ar
unanimous favorable report by its
Roads and Highways Committee.
AS result of an open hearing
Monday and an executive session
yesterday by the House Committee
many features of the bill to au-
thorize the State Roads Commission
to construct the eight-lane motor
way east of United States High
way No. l, the cost to be betrayed
by tolls, have been changed.
Delegate E. Brooke Lee of Mont
gomery County, former chairman
of the State Roads Commission and
chairman of the Roads and High
ways Committee of the House, had
placed on each Delegates desk a
copy of the Senate bill with 18
amendments offered by the House
Committee as the favorable report
came up for consideration.
Route Not Definite.
While the route of the motorway
has not definitely been decided, he
told the delegates it is expected it
will start in the vicinity of Hyatts-
vile and end in the southeast sec
tion of Baltimore. Its route prob
ably will pass through Government
property at Greenbelt and Fort
Meade.
He said that about 80 per cent of
the right of way would be through
Federal territory.
The House bill eliminates a Sec
ton which would permit retirement
of bonds issued for the proposed
motorway from revenues derived
from the Susquehanna Bridge at
Havre de Grace, completed last year
with the aid of Federal funds.
Committee members expressed the
opinion that the hackers of the bill
should be willing to build the mo-
torway with revenues from tolls as
the only means of defraying the
cost, and should not be allowed
revenues from other projects in the
event it should not prove profitable.
The House bill provides that the
motorway shall be turned over to
the State Roads Commission when
the bonds are retired, to be op-
Grated as a free highway.
Interest Rate Raised.
The maximum interest rate for
the bonds, stipulated as 31a per cent
in the Senate bill, was raised to per-
init Az per cent in the House bill,
and the term of 20 years in the
Senate bill was extended to 30 years
in the House measure.
The question of when construction
would be started and how long it
would take to build the motorway
was not raised in the House hear
ings.
The bill authorizing sale of liquor
by Class B licensees, hotels and res
taurants, on Sundays from midnight
Saturday to 2 am. and from 2 pm.
to midnight, was reported favor
ably by the Prince Georges County
delegation yesterday with an amend
ment that was calculated to raise
an additional S14.500 for the county.
The amendment consisted of an
increase from $500 year to $3.50 for
Glass B licenses, of which there are
SO in the county. The $250-a-year
license would bring the county
$14,500, it-was estimated. The bill
proposes tos close all ha4s to ..saIe
of beer and light wine and to pro-
hibit sale on Sundays at bars and
over counters.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Fire Takes Life !.
Of Man Trapped
In FSt. Hotel
Several Are Carried
Down Ladders From
Six-Story Building

A middle -aged guest at the Grand
Hotel, COG F street NV, was burned
to death early today in three
alarm fire which started in his
sixth-f1oor room. Flames were
sp0uting through the roof when the
firemen arrived and they carried
some of the guests down extension
ladders. The blaze drew a large
crowd of spectators.
The first firemen on the scene
about 1890 am. were driven from
the top-f1oor corridors by the heat.
A second alarm was sent in two
minutes later and truck company
men threw ladders to upper win
dows, while other firemen climbed
the fire escape at the rear of the
six-story brick building.
1t was not until the flames were
beaten back that firemen found the
charred body of the guest. Mean
while, the floor had been cleared of
other guests. Two men and a wom-
an were carried down extension lad
deS from the sixth story.
Victim Said to Be War Veteran.
The dead man, described as about
At and said to be World War vet
eran. registered yesterday afternoon
as c. P. Hull or Hill of Il. A." He
was dressed in overalls and walked
on crutches as he had only one leg.
His handwriting on the register was
not clear and authorities were un-
able to identify him Immediately.
1t was supposed the IL. A." meant
Los Angeles.
The night clerk, Karl Winfield,
smelled smoke about IL pm. He
made two trips through the corri-
dors, he said, but was unable to To-
cate the source. Some time later
John Miller, So, who occupied room
next to Mr.. Hull's. heard a cracking
sound and felt heat through the
wall.
He notified the desk and he and
Mr.. Winfield kicked in the door.
The hotel clerk had brought a fire
extinguisher, but realized it was in
adequate because flames were boil
ing out of the room.
Firemen were summoned while
the clerk and guests sprayed the fire
extinguisher into the room and
warned others on the floor.
Mr.. Miller remained fighting the
flames so long, it was said, he had to
be helped down an extension ladder
Others carried to safety by Sergt. c.
c. WoltZ and Pvt. H. A. Baker of
No. l Truck Co. were Mrs. H. P.
Mullins and an unidentified man.
Concrete Floors Prevent Spread.
Joseph Leech, 73, and other guests
were urged down the steps by Mr..
Winfield before the heat closed the
corridors. Concrete floors confined
the fire almost wholly to the upper
story and roof, it was said
Flying glass cut Fireman Leon T.
Clark of No. 3 Engine Company on
the eyeball while he was on a fire
escape landing in rear of the fifth
floor. He was treated at Emergency
Hospital and sent home His condi-
ton was not thought to be serious.
Firemen feared the flames might
spread and guarded adjoining build
ings. The blaze turned out IL en-
gine companies, truck companies,
rescue squad cars and the police re-
serves to hold the crowds in check.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
withheld certificate of death in the
case of the victim pending an in
vestigation. He was undetermined
today if an inquest would be neces-
sary. The body of the burned man
was taken to the Morgue
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Health Talk

The third in a series of health
talks sponsored by the Montgomery
County Public Health Lay Council
will be held tomorrow at 8:15 pm. at
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School.
DR.. r. R. Spencer, assistant chief at
the National Cancer Institute, will
speak. The talks have been ar
ranged by the Washington Y. NJ.
G. A.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Vireinio D. A. R. Opens
Annual Conference
By the Associated Press.

By the AssOclated Press.
ROANOKE, Va, March 26.-
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton are living up to the best
tradition of the national society in
supporting aid to Britain, Mrs.
Henry NJ. Robert, jr, president
general, declared in an address be-
fore the opening session of the
Virginia D. A. R. annual conference
last night at Hotel Roanoke.
More than 300 delegates from
chapters in Virginia were present
for the opening session.
Mrs. c. A. Swami Sinclair, Alex
andria, State regent, presided.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
0. P. M. ConsuItunt Named

RICHMOND, Va, March 26 (P.-
Thomas B. Morton, State commits
sioner of labor and industry, has
been appointed training -within-in-
dustry consultant in the Virginia
North and South Carolina district
for the ONCE of Production Man.
agement.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
CheverIy Post Plans Dance

The Cheverly (Md) Post, Amer
lean Legion, will sponsor a dance in
the legion clubhouse at Cheyerly
Saturday starting at 10 pm 1t was
announced today by Nelson G.. Tay-
man. who is IN charge Of reserva-
tions.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
UNIVERSITY PARK

Detached brick on corner lot, about
100xl40 feet. Very convenient to the
University of Maryland and about 90 min
utes downtown Washington. rooms. >
baths. 3 bedrooms. oil heat. center hall.
side porch built-in garage Convenient
to schools, stores and transportation.
Priced to sell quickly, only Sl1,500. To
inspect call Mr.. Nyce with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
NJ 5000 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
S9,95O.

BATTERY PARK. MD.
Attractive painted brick house. 6 rms.
2 baths. breakfast nook. maids room;
rear porch overlooking deep Handicapped
lawn; automatic heat. Call for appointment
to inspect.
EDW. H JONES CO., INC,
Woodley 1900.
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S10,050-N. Cleveland Park,
AT the Ton nf a Hill"

Situated on large and beautifully land
Scaped corner lC.-one that Is hedged in.
offering an unusual setting and privacy
you would only expect to find in an OUT
lying area Il is property that must be
seen TO be fully appreciated. The loca-
tion is especially desirable a. well as con-
venient. Transport tatlon, stores, public
and - paroChlal schools all within q mo-
menrS walk and vet far enourh removed.
Center nall. living room y 2Xl2i2 with
Stone hreplacc. large living porch. 3 ex-
heat, lockwood insulation, slate roof ga
rage. Shown bv appointment TFOS J.
or eNenInes caIl LR ROOTERY EN- "a
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Sl2,750-Chevy Chase. D. c.
NaM Rrick Enn1 -Wnnied I Of

A lovely detached home. nearing COM
pletlon. conveniently situated TO schools
and transportatlon. in SQUARE free OF
traffic. Edrly American desIan. Il splendid
rooms C} bedrms. Will accommodate twin
beds, - tiled baths. attic space. slate roof,
DITIONINC Daylight cellar II pur-
chased now, you can select your own deco
rauons and electrical fixture Beautifully
INC REALTORS. DI 6s30 or ewes. cali
Mr. BOOTHBY. EMERSON 334S
Evening star., 1941-11-28
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
IDEAL SMALL HOTEL

IDEAL SMALL NOTEL
Or light manufacturers plant. 10000 50 f.
floor space, Oct. Sen!-f-eproof BIDS, large
l9i l2 = = 6ise n66 Toqm- posfe income as ho-
Union Station: price, 100000. OWNER.
Box 24f-G Star
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S13,500.
BRADLEY WOODS.

With towering forest trees and $4,000
50, ft. of lawn; a beautiful corner brick
Colonial center hall. Spacious living room,
screened side porch, bay dining room
modern kitchen, study or bedroom and
full bath on 1st floor, . large bedrooms
and bath on 2nd floor, automatic heat,
air conditioned, insulated slate roof,
owners plans have changed, Here's a
real opportunity. Call MR.. LANE, Wis
CnnSin $3.50 or National 0ShH
Evening star., 1941-11-28
UNUSUAL!

LARGE bedrm or library, full bath 1st
n Spacious living rm striking dining
rm. imported French paper. screened
s,ce porch. steei-euulDpec modern kit,
with breakfast space. 3 bedrooms. Iull bath
and sowing room on "rd z Full basement
with fireplace. OIL hea, 'very economical.
The yard here IS large and has hsd excel
lent gardening. There is q Get bTlCE Ea-
rae. Almost new aGG beautifully kept
Th,s outstanding home tops lhem al for
real value a. 1880. Call MR. NOR
Evening star., 1941-11-28
ouT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-GROCERY BUsI-
ness. H1odernly saulrped Is years estah-
llShed. good S'eady trade in Sulphur
SprlnEs. Fi2.. n-ar Tamps .ot 5oXIo0 #:
store "pNi6 fl. h-room living quarters IN
back @! store, VIII consider trade for home
IN WASHINGTON or nearby Va or No Write
OTTO BEHNKE. Box 800 Route !, TAMPA,
FL. o. Boz lta-A. Star. 30.
Evening star., 1941-11-28
WE WILL BUILD

A home TO order for you on your lot or
one of ours. Send for free Catalogue Of
selected plans, Peaseway Homes OF Wash
ington, Inc. builders
Sales and Financing by
FREDERICK w BERENS. INC.
1927 K S. w Ma Sr1n Fyee 81, 61Sr
Evening star., 1941-11-28
HOUSES FURNISHED.

S.i;5 Sl2i;51.CoMPACT, NEAT 6-RooM HOUSE.
3 bedrooms. , baths one in basement.
Ordway O2o2. 2223 Hall pl. NV.
fully furn.;, excel. Brookland sec: 3 bed
rms, y tiled baths. showers. auto. gas heat,
EIectrolqX %., retgs recreation rm-: yard. gar;
after on notice. MR. SIATTERY. Ma. 1924
BETHESDA. MD.-NEW BRICK + ROOMS,
AUTOMATIC heat. GARAGE, lovely furniture:
SILVER SPRING-5-ROoM HOUSE WITH
RGtTassr beat and garage trees BAINs
COUPLE WANTED TO SHARE HOME,
adults, ami, all facilities. S25 month.
Warfield l440
SIX ROOMS. BATH. LARGE PoRCHEs.
eanshed sh56e SO wavers and sye Ps
Maryland. Phone Kensington 12s-M after
) clock
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-LARGE GRIN
s6e for mdnh Phone eee 81
OWNERS NEW HOME, IN ATTRACTIVE
silver, dishes; MRS. WILLIAMS. D1. 2501
or Shepherd 50I5-R.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE 3
bedrooms gas heat: 1911 Park I'd. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 70o6 ROLLING RD.-
3 bedrooms > baths, completely and ex-
auisltely furnished grand piano, panel
Gth eeolae r99m ana and Rah 4oher
kitchen; avail until May /; $50, in
cludlng utilities and heat. Wisconsin
4s04 for appointment. Maid available.
CHEVY CHASE. D; G, 62:l 29th ST. NV.
screened porch. built-in garage automatic
heat: extremely well furnished; lovely gar
" G 4 A n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT co,
lll9 18th st. NV. DI. AGA.
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EDGEMOOR

6-room. 2i2-bath new white brick Co.
loEia!. attached EaraEe: large lot, arC sur
rounded by 10000 TO $4,000 homes Price,
1850. term
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP
WI
Evening star., 1941-11-28
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FRONT ROOM. 2nd FL, 100 BLK. conn.
ave -Bay-W!ndowed. approx. $50 So. fl.
Rental. $40 Michigan 800.
SHARE PRIVATE OFFICE. FURNISHED:
reception room, sec. and tel. service: $50
month includes everything. RE. 2227.
WILL RENT DESK SPACE OR a OF
ATTRACTIVE office IN WASHINGTON Bldg., 18th
and New York ave. n W. suitable for at
torneys. Gail ROBERT BURNS. RE. 114f.
FIRST FLOOR-ABOUT 1000 SO. TT, LO-
cation. 1924 Vermont ave. $500 per month.
Inquire office 1120 Vermont avenue.
, RMS, NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN EX-
posure suitable dental offices. 1O1 Mary
land ave ne II. 5539,
. OFFICES. ONE MEDIUM SIZE AND /
!aree size in Bethesda; heat and light
iuFh'sn5S MoSTGoMER9 sFs3 REALTY RE- PSI 30FiR GoRP
720i Wisconsin Ave. WI 243ft
TWO 2nd-FLOOR CORNER
Offices. 9O3 New York ave.
Phone DI. 0864.
OFFICES WANTED.
LEGAL sTENOGRAPHER WILL EX-
Change services for Office facilities in at.
torneys Office Box lisa, Star.
WANTED TO RENT-FOR TEAROOM, Z
or t rooms in Office building on or near
E. F or G sts nr. 10th. Box 2S-A, Star.
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LOOK LOOK

Modern detached 4-bedrm house. Law. 1st
A., auto. oil heat; original cost, SIG 500;
out-of town owner says. Sell Will con-
slder offer about Sll 900: reaS ca Sh pay
now vacant. ready to move in Sales Dept,
DIXIE REALTY CO, National $3.50
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SEE THIS TO-DAY.

$3.50.
A chance 20 secure a lovely and spacious
center-hau h-room brick home. full base
ment, garage; year old, IN desirable In
dan Spring Village wooded lot 6OX115.
To inspect call ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
Z =. AlaSka CiE lntE
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REAL BARGAIN.

Chevy Chase. Md-Sln.5oO Attractive
home. 8 large rms, = baths ! bedrm. and
bath on lst A.; Gear garage; beautifully
Handicapped lot, Sl.050 cash above lst
trust. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, 669S Wis.
ave WI $500
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EXCEPTIONAL BUY

Near Naval Hospital and health center 6
large rooms and bath, with > flreplaces .
years old and in good condition attached
garage Owner transferred 500 John
son ave Alta vista. Brokers Cooperate.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
WI o42l HoM4 M-scnusLn Ave
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BURLEITH.

6-room brick, 3 bedrooms. modern con-
structlon. fully equipped kitchen. oil heat
Can be purchased for 81 600 cash with
monthly payments Of 50 immediate
delivery. Phone information available
until 90 pm
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
M lEnn ReelfnrS- ln1N 1lfh s. Y u
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sentiles

3l4 BUCHANAN ST NW.-KTTCHEN,
bedroom. screened porch. large pantry;
gas. elcc- included. $40 month TIA. 145S.
SUBLET DEC. 18th TO JAN 18th. @2ol
New Hampshire ave. NV: = rooms, dlnette,
k.tchenette and bath. nicely furnished;
adults references: $50. Ewes, DU. 1926,
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Builders and Owners.
PAUL T. STONE, INC,
927 18th Street,
Emerson 4471.

Directions, Out Conn ave 10 Nebraska
ave right on Nebraska 70 Utah ave, left
on Utah ! block to Patterson pl and
houses. representative Will be glad to
call for you
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OFFICES WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

1910 14th ST. NW-LARGE STORE
With full basement: S95. w. H WALKER,
220 Shoreham Bldg. Ma. 1850.
1l09 BLADENSBURG RID N.E.-STORE
1SX50, suitable for any line OF business.
HALL & BRO. 1904 H ST. ne. Ii 1891.
5O1 LIST SW-CORNER STORE, SUIT
able for drugstore or restaurant, with e.
room and bath apt. above, with electric
light and heat
W c. q A N MILLER DEVEL OPMENT CO..
1119 1Tth ST. NV. DI. 4464.
$500 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Modern double-window store, approx 1s
by so fl. Vacant. S55. DIXIE REALTY
CO.. Ma. $3.50.
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BUUDERS

Large wooded lots for low-cost hous,r-
Al utilities gong n. Nontgomery C-un
Entire.y surrounded By other sitdtvI-lo:.
Mt. Whltef0rd. MCKEEVER & WHITEFCRD
lhI4 4 s.. Diz-r-c- 4LMn
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BIG BARGAIN.

BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.
Close TO bus, schools, stores, etc. Bra nd
new. Part brick. Big living room, de luxe
kitchen dlnette, > fine bedrooms, latest
tile bath. bullt-in tub and shower, fine side
porch, large lot. hlgh-grade close-ln section,
Nd Immediate possession. Price only
81, $50. very easy terms arranged. Call
MR.. FLEMING. Georgia 7i4s
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.

On a particularly nice, wooded lot, In
one of Washington's finest restricted COM
munities. this home has unusual appeal.
Beautifully built and designed in the
manner of a English cottage-type dwelling.
with graceful sloping roof lines. 1t con-
II, buffers pantry, 1st-foor lavatory,
excellent bedrooms, baths. maids rm.
and bath. 2.car garage. Will be ,,s shown ssE
Mr.. Young. WO. 6576.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, D1. 1411.
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BARGAIN.

NEAR CATHEDRAL AND WESTCHESTER.
Large living room with walnut -paneIed
den adjoining. large dining room. attractive
breakfast room powder room and kitchen;
; large bedrooms. > baths and large m
closed porch completely finished attic:
knotty pIne-paneled recreatio room with
fireplace and complete bar. maids room
and bath N basement. @-Cdr detached
garage. on large lot CALL Mr. CANDY.
NE 1919, with }. WESLEY BUCHANAN