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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
Another JOB They Said
Wes impossible
Smart Fellows Tried 70
XIII 0rend CouIee
Soon They May Be Crying
For More Power

CTARTING the first power
- generator at Grand Couiee
dam has inspired 8 number Of
writers 10 tell Of the magnitude
Of the project mightiest enter
prise ever undertaken by man
and greatest msn-msde struc-
ture since the pyramids There
is Justifica aplenty for sll
the sdjectives that have been
used but there is another side
OF the story that deals with
what happened before the engi-
neers and contractors and the
great mass Of machinery began
to work together to make the
project reality.
The story goes back about 40
years after pioneer farmers had
demonstrated the fertility Of the
soil in the Columbia basin. It
produced sbundsntly in those
years when rainfall was normal
made living for the farmers
IN moderately dry seasons but
produced nothing in those dry
seasons which outnumbersd the
good years about five TO one.
For n number of wears these
pioneer farmers talked about
what could he done n the
upper waters of the Columbia
could he saved, poured over
the land when the rains did
not come. instead Of rushing
down the channel TO destroy
the crops of other farmers
where rainfall was plenty and
there was no need Of the Co
lumbia waters.
This talking and wishful
thinking was followed by two
or three organized efforts to
get public backing for the prof.
ect. Several chambers of COM
merce were induced to send
representatives to join a cara
van TO explore the basin area.
They took half a dozen news
paper men along. They rode in
touring cars several of the
Model T type-during one of the
hottest weeks ever known in
Columbia basin area. At the
end Of the week they returned
sunburned and tanned almost to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29

Thou shalt fear the Lord thy God. him shalt thou
and 10 him shalt thou cleaye and by his
deuteronomy 1920.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-29
AN APPRECIATION

JAMES P. RAWSON.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-20

Christians to the Jews. But that
may be because 1 am a Christian
and 1 think we would have Jared
better under that arrangement.
Besides it would have required
greater imagination than the HUI
man race seems capable of.
However, one constructive thing
may come out of this horrible
War,-this war whose casualties
are the people who wander the
earth hOmeless-peOple of all
races, all creeds, people who are
yellow, and black, and white. We
may have at long last realized
through the intimate community
of our common suffering that
there is just one body and Just
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-20
AMessase !.
toNon-Jews
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON


/ do not know what can tell
those who are Jews that they do
not know better than 1. But there
is something that might be able
to say to non-Jews. That is to re-
peat what 1 said in 1888: namely
that the assault on the Jews was
only the first step in an assault
ON the human race; and that the
sufferings of the Jews of whom
there are only Is million in this
world would be multiplied by the
sufferings of hundreds of millions
of other people.
There is no such thing possible
as the destruction Of the personal,
human, civil and property rights
of one branch of the human race
alone. The abrogation of law
with respect to one section of the
population involves the abroga-
ton of the law altogether. It es-
tablishes a principle, namely the
principle of the right to torture,
exile, loot, and appropriate whom
ever you don't like It makes
pecuniary asset out of prejudice.
When there are no more Jews to
loot, there are always Poles, when
there are no more Poles, there are
Czechs, when there are no more
Czechs, there are Dutchmen, and
Frenchmen, and Belgians, and
Englishmen. And after that there
are Latin Americans and North
Americans.
The Diaspora of the Twentieth
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-20

Century is universal. If the Ger
mans win this war, there will be
more English exiles than there are
Jews in the world.
Personally I have always re-
GREETED that the Christian world,
whose religion is perhaps more
peculiarly and more viciously as
saulted than that of the Jews, did
not undertake the relief of the
Jews, leaving the relief of the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-20

one soul in humanity: that all
men and women have eyes and
ears, noses and stOmachs; that if
you prick them they bleed; if you
tickle them they laugh; thNt de-
prived of food for a certain num-
Der of days, they die; that they
respond to love with love, to 10y
atty with loyalty, to hate with
hate.
Continued on Page Eleven)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-06-20

With the Middle East converted into crucial theatre
OF war; the $4,000 Jews in Palestine find themselves
ronted with the emergency problem Of mobilizing their
manpower and economic resources for about defense
Jews through the channel Of the United Palestine Appeal
which receives its funds from the nationwide campaign
of the United Jewish Appeal for Refugees, Overseas
Needs and Palestine. To make possible the uninterrupted
progress Of colonization and industrial development the
womanpower Of Palestine has been hanessed replace
the thousands of young who hav enrolled with the
British forces While Jewish soldiers top phOtO) pre-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Big Holiday
Planned at
Boat Club

THIS THANKSGIVING DAY
is a big one at Detroit Boat
Club. with more than 200 folk
dining under its hospitable roof.
The Wilfred c. Leland family
is celebrating the holiday with
a table set for 16. Mrs. Benja-
min Middleditch is hostess to
eight members of her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Buhler's
dinner party will include Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Echlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis II. Echlin Jr. and
their sons Harry and Louis III
of Arlington. Va, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Butterfly.
In the Harrison Watson din
ner party are their children,
Julie and Charles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hoag, Mrs. Charles
Scroeder, and DR.. and Mrs.
Glenn Coan and their children,
Peter and Charlotte.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles +.
Dodenhoff are entertaining at a
large family party which in
cludes Mrs. Peter G. Dodenhof,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cum
mings, Helen Dodenhoff and her
fiance Charles Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Clos and Jean Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
HarIeys Bare
WeddingP Plan
Of Daughter

MIR. AND MRS. ALVIN r.,
HARLEY of the Detroit Towers
invited guests 10 small dinner
al the Detroit Athletic Club
last evening.
During the evening Mr. Har-
ley announced the approaching
marriage of their daughter. Jean
Katherine, and Garrett II. Voor-
heeS of Ann Arbor.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. Grimes, Mrs. Beatrice
lIallne. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S.
Slyfield, Mr., and Mrs. William
II. Harley. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
II. f. Mcleod. Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie p Young, Mary Katl1-
crime Slyfeld and Dorothy Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
h n ay{ f:
W with

THE 7PoffSSEAtr- TEA that Mrs. George B. Turn
hull and her daughted Emily gave yesterday lat
Huylers ..,
Attracted a throng of smart ladies from our own
- ord distant cities and the guests completely
CENTRALIZED with the collection of suits and frocks
evening gowns neglees. each especially designed lo
the bride . by Sally Migrim
Emily whom all her friends have called Honey
since the dav she will wed Paxton Mendelssohh
lis son of Mr. and Mrs, Paxton C. Mendelssohn.
Next Monday evening 81. in Martha and Mary Chapel
49, Greenfield Village
The ceremony will be followed by reception at
Dearborn Inn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
ct
With Mrs. ZemmoI

THE DAVID HORODOCK.
Frs held their business meet
ING recently AT the home of Mrs
julius Zemmol, 1924 Fullerton
avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. II L G II
MARTIN of East River road
Crosse lie, went 10 New York
10 see the Observation-Disclosures
football game and decided to re-
main for several days 10 see the
=new-piaysE do some shopping
etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

will be Helen Jones and Len Pol
lack, Katie brennan and Bob
Smith, Dorothy Rowland and
Jack Crisp. Caroline Siewert and
Jim Green, and Irene Marisak
and John Wilhelm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

THE CLASS OF "A Of the
University of Detroit will pre-
sent their annual Sophomore
SNOWFALL Prom on Friday eve
ming at the Eastwood Ballroom.
Among the attractive couples
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Cloth Of Ivory Lace Covers Tea Table

THE TEA TABLE covered with a cloth OF IVORY
lace 80 lighted by tall white tapers''h silver eaue
abra ,.. l.,
The Aowers.-were large arrangement OF white ehfys
anthen1un1s placed before mirror and a immature
bride and bridegroom. stood at their base
uonev's lovely gown =. was of black crepe with
panes and trimming of tapestry rose and her pacK
velvet ealot..was tipped with coz feathers
Mrs Turnbulls frock. was of Persian gray crepe
with ieweled clips the waistlne and her aces
series black go.
Mrs. Mendessohn's becoming gown was OF aqua
creme with the new envelope skirt silhouette and
bsro1ue sleeves. and she hat of feathers dyed
o match
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Amono Ouf-of-Town Guests

AMONG THE QUITO F-TOWN GUESTS were matron
of honor Mrs Louis Baker Of Los Angeles bridesmaid
Mrs Frederick Place of Philadelphia bridesmaid
Maryn Korbr of Ankara, Turkey and Mrs EDWARD
E Brooks of Phoenix Ariz..
Also present the bride elects two grandmothers
- Mrs Robina Turnbul. and Mrs Ida L. Mackay
Mrs William Robbins Mrs Ivan E. Kerr. Mrs
LAYTON Korb Mrs. James f. Atkinson Mrs Robert
Toms.
IS. faggUt-. Mrs. Donald E. Charlesworth. -.
Brideqroom's Family VIII Entertain
TO-DAY THE BRIDEGROOMS family will enter
tain the brides family. at Thanksgiving dinner
Continued Page 19)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

Daytime crepes, wooIs suit-types including
tan71Js EEaa5r1NKoye erCr1srVey oressy after
noon and dinner and formal styles. TOO! 200
dresses in the group, q-l5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

FORMERLY s22.95 TO s6995
Daytime and afternoon crepes @ools, veyets
in black and wanted winter coIors greatly
reduced. Also forroI and evening gowns tor
holiday festivities. For misses and women.
Third Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

Casual tailored styles in dark ard co'ored
creoes; some sheer ~oos. All we're much
hiqner priced One and "o-piece styles in
sizes 0 10 20.
Second Floor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15

FOR SALE--A 2-family house. All conveniences. Inquire 6s Third St., lst floor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15

WINDOW CLEANING = You will save money # you send for us to do your cleaning Connecticut Window Cleaning O., Office. 322 Pine St. Dial 4-46i7,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15
Business Service

Bi Business Services Rendered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15
Mattresses
Miscellaneous For Sale

IRON VERANDA--30 it. long, 3 1t. wid0. T. L. Moriarty, 366 Willow St. Tel. 3-l0o2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15

FOR BETTER sERVICn--Call Rus. sells Waterbury Towel Supply Go. eo2 East Main St. Dial 6.i377 Goat, Apron and Towel Supplies also In' dustrlal Dry. Cleaning Service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15

ON CHAMBERS ST.-New l-fam- fly, 6 room house, hot water heat, large lot. Price $6,760. WAT,ERTOWN AVE.-Three family house, i2 rooms, first-class condi. ton, $5,500.
 WILSON ST. Three.family house, l6 rooms, all Improvements, nearly new. $7,50o,
 WARNER sT.-Just completed 6 room, one-fanaily house, one car garage, hot water heat. $500. ON NORMAN ST.--Three family house of l4 rooms, hot water heat on 3 floors. Scar garage. Price $7,S00.
 IN FAIRLAWN - One family, 6 room house, one-car garage, hot water heat, residential section, 5000.
 THOMAS MATAS ! 43 FOX ST. 4-60S6
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15
Live Stock
GfggA Poultry, Supplies

CIlcTsENS-16c ID. Boosters. i6o ID. Droilers. i7c lb. iSt Glass Poultry Mkt. Moved to ii Union. 228 Bald- win. S.o0e6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15

FOR SALE-Two-fa family house, 2. car garage. Hamilton Park Section Phone Thomaston 40-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15
Real Estate For Sale

lS3 0EDDES TER, Cor. Vista Fl. 1 fam, 5 rms, furnace, 3 car garage, lot i40x200, oak floors, $6,000.
 GUS DE CrCCO AGENCY % LeavenWorth St. Tel. 3.i240
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15

FOR SALES show cases standing on floor. A. Casper, 876 North Riv- erslde St.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO LEASE, WITH OPTION TO
purchase, weI-equipped and stocked farm.
close to D. c.. with house. barns in good
repair. near good roads and grammar
schools: viii purchase for cash up TO
$4,000: insist on leasing with option 10
purchase or renting house or living quar-
ters on it for family of four for six months
give full particulars as to location, acre
age soil condition, crops. buildings. live
stock equipment, water, electricity. schools.
mortgages price. terms and what living
quarters are available for renting. Box
442-R, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
$10.950.
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

This splendid center-hall brick home
tile baths, deck porch, lge. living rm.. brick
fireplace, glass-inclosed. heated sun porch:
nice din, rm.. spacious kitchen. full base
one of the prettiest in this better NV
section. contains an abundance Of trees
and shrubs, and gear brick garage. This
is the biggest bargain know Of on to-
days market. Call Mr. NOR vELIE.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
LOTS FOR SALE.

APT. SITE BETHESDA AREA. ! BLOCK
from business district; sacrifice by owner
RA. 1899.
ARLINGTON, vA-61, 900 SO. FEET
bus h%'f fare. re- oWNER.' ca. 5s16. 2e.
NEED CASH, MUST SACRIFICE 81 LOTS,
50x150 it., wooded; $4,000; hard-surfaeed
St WA. 4542.
SIS DOWN. 81 PER WEEK BUYS LOT. so
swimming. bathing and fishing Also cot
tages. R. 8. DAVIS; 12o Nd ave. Hyatts-
LoT-LOT-BUnD YOUR OWN HOME
In beautiful Sligo Park, overlooking creek.
covered with birch and oak trees; $3.50
WApLG VI fa I JAMES MI heafse sc sH sH ssSsR s$Ss or
LARGE WOODED HILLTOP LOT. OVER
looking Washington and Potomac River.
Restricted and fully improved. Ready for
building. Inauire 2301 So Arlington Ridss
DESIRABLE CORNER LOT ON 18th ST,
facing Rock Creek Park; shade trees, hiEn
elevation; 55c per SC. #. PERCY H. RUS
SELL CO, 1871 X st. NV.
BUILDERS AND HOME SEEKERS, AT
tentionl Last 5 large sites at only $500
18th St bus: sii. spE new homes in
slOsk sTsa. 81 n s9li s9ld. OWNER CO. 7'7l'
VALUABLE GROUND FOR PARKING
area. 10 minutes from downtown: sacridc-
ing for quick cash sale; 2 lots and bricks.
ideal for parking ramp, storage, or building:
rear gas station. 25S-26O 18th 81. Sc.
Call owner only. MISS ANN RosENBLoTH'
ZONED FOR FLATS-s1,1 100.
bargain, 27tn ST. Sc, near Pa. ave.
Inquire at 1901 Alabama ave sc. Ii. 1000.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 H S.. NV. DI. 1900.
HARRISON AVE, RIVERDALE. MD.
50x250; Price, $3.50.
A. H SEIDENSPINNER, REALTOR.
Baltic. Blvd, Riverdale, Nd. WA. 1910.
BARGAINS.
Beautiful wooded Sligo Park section OF
Silver Spring. Have several. Call Sligo
Evening star., 1941-08-20
EARAS FOR SAlE.


iHS land; Hmn Is miles D c. C.: 5000 % %dfBoNs, iais
Good Hope I'd. Sc Ii. BAL.
27O ACRES, WITH EQUIPMENT. MUST
be sold at once. See PAUL l.. BURDETTE'
Germantown. Md.
EXCELLENT SMALL FARM OF 10 ACRES.
near Fairfax. Va. 6-rm. house with oatn'
outbldgs., elec..- tel. $1,000; $1,000 cash.
GaM Gsll TSRTaAM EaIfIaI n Alex sSl7' or oRA-
FAIRFAX COUNTY, 90 MI. FROM d. C..
on paved rd.; 200 acres, fert. land, 1-rm.
house, liz. barn other build: all in good
repair; cleo: beaut; view Of mount; an
usual invest; 100000. CHI. S26s.
,UST PLAIN HORSE SENSE
Properly applied to present chaotic polit-
Is rapidly convincing many ultraconserys-
tive investors that productive soil within
committing distance Of this Capitol CITY
is the worlds safest Investment today.
because REGARDLESS of what new order
finally rules the roost the long-after The :
war reconstruction period that is bound
prove more trying to our way OF life than
anything vet experienced. II It Is, IN my
humble Judgment, the man with q hoe, or
a horse or an OK and some productive soil
Is certainly going to be in a better posi-
tion to face It than the man with bank
in the city without Job, with an empty
icebox. Unfortunately. regarding this,
many Of US are compelled TO trust to luck,
but to the fellow with a small amount
Of cash, looking for an Investment. ] say
You owe 1t TO your family TO 1NVESIl-
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
ACREAGE, ESTATES, FARMS
Barr Bldg. DI. 7321-AD. $3.50
Evening star., 1941-08-20

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
esg " I62S FooMs BATH
sacrifice. $4,000; on terms. WA. 4542.
TAKOMA PARK. 1l3 PHILA. AyE-BUN-
oseI 9s 5oxas1 Fl sirssH $3.50 u fPg quick SALE
sSi5oE Terms MS f. r. B1RbER sR Rofeaes e5sS
SILVER SPRING, MD-NEW BUNGALOW,
g ms, b., porch: cor. lot: esrage; $500.
F II, Z BfEnER. sRDiSzeo sH $685.. ST. Lawrence or
EYATrsvILIE. MD; 4 CARROLL AVE-
terms. Open. H. F. BIEBER, SH. 6565.
S3.s60--2 BEDROOMS, BRAND-NEW, 4
CASH ifs MAsrfN aana Webs l. son. SID Anssn ss5o
dale. Va Alexandra 59l6.
ARLINGTON-6-RooM BRICK, CENTER
hall, n baths. rec rm:; oil heat; De-; gar:
Chestnut 594e. Oxford 2i94 'O'O'
80 ACRES, 4-RoOM HOUSE, TELEPHONE
and electric. at door, good roads, loads of
near Laurel. A BARGAIN at $3.50, 5000
down, balance $50 mo. CLAYS ZEAL
ESTATE. Warfieid l712.
to everything A gorgeous home. large
rms. baths, fireplace, full basement; So
It. front, $50 IT. deep. Beautiful weeping
home Ns you do don't Sec see often '1s at $500 % $500
down, balance easy. CLAY REAL ESTATE,
Warfeld 1712.
MARLBORO PIKE. Ia MILES. WITH 3
Al condition.; garage: re-
Il st. NV. DT. 7s1a. a. ~ it'O
NINE WOODED LOTS m ARLINGTON,
OWNER. can WI. e47i. evenings
DESIRABLE HOMES m, ALL SECTIONS
REALTY CO. Chestnut 6343.
4-RoOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. GA
ase, shade and shrubbery: close to schools,
stores loc s,H bus zone; oe. price, $500; terms.
lington, Va. Phone Oxford 2O3S.
s5Ts 1sIs: n;us..a yAGAET
windows. art glass kitchen tile. large lot.
io s0ses Cash shaese go
4-BEDROOM. 2-BATH BRICK, CORNER
property, Y block transportation. Alex
HALF-AcEE Hall: q sasR3o01ND ON AND 5-RooM
and shade: workshop with Q gar. CH. 0O60
m CHEVY Z cHAsE: HsE PAsPS Mp0Pieturesqu. s.
bedroom. 2-bath, all brick home on tree
ave-: has csnter-hall plan, large living
room, screened side porch, garage. oil heat.
inclosed sleeping porch; excellent neigh
borhood: priced for quick sale. only
S11.950; terms Call
CLYDE HINES,
11O1 Vermont Ave RE. 1927.
Maryland Park, Md, $4O-$45
Mo, incl. taxes; small down payment; new
det., 5-6-rm. brick bungalows, tile baths.
gar. h.,wh;; 1s Minis downtoxn Must
$5,250.00.
EXCELLENT BUY.
Bungalow, 8 rooms, bath, garage; lot
IT, street to
terms arransed Caii Sligo 6s44
SILVER SPRING-$6,75O.
ACT QUICK, ONLY 2 LEFT.
2-story all-brick homes, 8 rooms and
bath, fireplace. side porch, full basement;
Decorations and fixtures. VIM. E. RICH
ARDSON sH. 6461.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Fine old homestead. excellent for home
as well as investment: rooms, oil beati
will need some repairs; land consists Of 10
building lots or one entire city block: high
elevation overlooking newly dedicated park:
hne old trees and shrubs; 2-car garage:
water and sewer available; located 10
minutes from Lincoln Bridge, Just Oh Lee
Inspection BY appointment.
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
1922 N. Irving st.. Arl. Va. CHI O22O.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

II right price, to sell, trade. lease. Send
data for action. Results since 1896. N. E.
RYON CO., 1918 N. Y. ave.
Evening star., 1941-08-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

TWO DISCRIMINATING GIRLS want room,
meals. private home. near bus: kitchen
privileges considered. Box 396-R. Star. 20'
ROOM. BOARD for male students. Must
NV Write full particulars at once, in
cluding rates for > men per room per
month, rates for board tif served) and no.
of meals per day, date available, capacity,
Telephone number No telephone calls
all replies must be in writing TO Capitol
Radio Engineering Institute, 1924 18th
st. NV.
m MODERN JEWISH HOME, BY profes-
sional gentleman: room and meals: uptown,
west 14th: must be first class; perma-
hent: highest references. Box 426-R. Star
Evening star., 1941-08-20
COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BOARD in modern country home. neal
consolidated schools; free transportati ton
Call Glebe O637
Evening star., 1941-08-20
HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.
lHnntinnnA

MILES FROM sTL; sPR., s ROOMS, .
bsssm:ns na 3sss s. So 81. Ns
LEMAsTER. sH. 5000, after 8 pm.
NEAR WALTER REED-ATTR.. DETr. o
rooms. baths, Gear garage; h;-w;h.;
restricted CT neisshhbbSorhood. shbS ssl Whittier
s1s EAST CAPITOL ,sT-s, ROOMS,
Ess%lns S Is sSSss; se7 30 NJ FRANZ FRANZ RUIZ Up
TAKoMA PARK-3,BEDRooM DETACHED
heat e yafd Sataf Sso Richie avs sso saa
717 TUCKERMAN ST. NW.-6 RooMa
bath sah sorg;s Gil heat olsn farase ami Sept 1;
Essy s.S sna I6oEs sRS nls5sa Rms Iua
h JAY fsEs REAY ~ esesIsis en- kE Has ssso
1881 Bath ST N.w.-6 R.. Ia B.; GAS.
1901 G Eye St. NV. Nv 'o-iSAN NAi 7s4s.
OPEN TO-DAY TO S,
5310 41st NV.
brick. asa Sedrms, bath scr bresEfast. osasia
sssD Rx REaTY ssn do ssr N% sas $3.50 q door,
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE.
ro6mi Suitable bic for rSOmins and s+ boarding: y
but t,rn,ss easily rearranEed, For further par
BOSS g. PHELPS.
1417 K NV. Ma asoo.
1909 18th ST. NV.
Detached; rooms a bedrooms. 2
1S45 INGLES1DE Be TERRACE NV.
.tAt 10Th and Newtonl-6 rooms g
bedrooms). bath, Q screened porches. built
in garage: oil heat; ss5 mo. Can be
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Ma $500.
For Regularly Employed Colored.
NEWLY RECONDrTIONED. ALL SECTIONS
washington Housing Corp,
s3l St NV National 1870.
HOUSES FURNISHED.
SLIGO PARK, BEDROOMS, BATH
attractiyely decorated, completely furn;
Woodea Sfg lot; l block to bus: S67.50. Call
s14o g sIst t,,PI. PL NV. CHEVY CHASE,
home rooms baths baqbsishsd sya qstsehfd ssnt
NEARBY vA.-a,NEw HOME WITH m
come; rms; 31a ba;: rent, S115: income
easR W bEy S55 e09d 9oI
BROOKLAND. 1905 KEARNEY NE.-8
rooms, Va baths. Gear garage, auto. heat
open Tor inspection: $50 mo-
-
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
FURN. HOUSE IN NICE RESIDENTIAL,
Sectlon-2 or bedrms.; no children All
Dover I'd, Brookdale, Md. WI. All
D. C. OR SUB. NEAR TRANS OR
rms, uni. bungalow: oil heat ami: con-
pie; reas. rent. Box 406-R. Star 22s
uNFURN; PREFER RADIUS 10 BIKS
Z2nd and Eye NV; & rms. or more; 2
paths: might buy furn. DI. 1898.
TO ROOM FURNISHED HOME m
aSuit taTena fsn,,v "~aSnlngton ~ by responsible
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OWNER TRANsFERRED.

A brick detached home In nearby Mary
land Of unusual type. 8 rooms on first
door; automatic heat. double rock wool
place, Venetian blinds throughout; kitchen
fully equipped: attached garage: lot 65x
1856 #. with forest trees, on paved street:
near bus Terms to responsible buyer
Shown by appointment only. Phone MR..
LAM VI 6Aeo e. IA osSS for ostaals.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

Va-Desirable, & r., bath, porches, garage
full basement: lovely trees; bus; 1 acre
reasonable terms. 4502 North Dittmar I'd
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
ApARrs. WANTED SUBURBAN.

6NFURNIsHED, MODERN. PVT. HOME
adults: no children. Box 424-R. Star. 21s
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HOUSES FOR SALE

| YOU CAN'T BUY
A better semi-detached. Groom and bath
roomins house than We have Tor $4,000.
large rooms and yard; 25-ft. width. After
| once hrs, call RA. 1890
| JOS A. HERBERT A SONS,
| K1ST Ca nifnI al II Ol2Q
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CONVENIENT ARLINGTON

rms, large beautifully handicapped lot:
something really different. Be sure to see
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ARLINGTON

FIvE-RooM BRICK. 2-sToRY. on
HEATER, TILE BATH; IMMEDIATE POS
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1918 44th PL. Sc. .
S,250: semi-detached, new, Q bedrooms,
auto. heat, large yard Mr.. Youngktn.
EHENNAN q PORTER REALTY CO..