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everything. Even Lucy, generous though she
was. easy as she was to get along with -
she'd never, for an instant made him feel
inferior because her salary as fashion editor
was three times his own couldn't put up
with that.
He cleared the necessary corner Of his
brain of these binding cobwebs of failure,
and pecked out:
To-day is the first day of Spring and -
He stopped. And what? What happened in
New York in the Springtime'
lie REMEMBERED something obvious, and
started pecking away again, uncertainty at
first, then with abandon. He remembered
that, in City Hall Park. the ginkgo trees
shaped leaves bravely to the SCOT and the
dust, and he put that in. In the little dingy
stores of the ghetto, the gypsies, holed up
for the winter. would be leaving the soft lux
ury of the relief rolls Painfully, they would be
pulling off the underwear which they had
dipped in hot talow last autumn and donned
to seal themselves from the winters cold. In
the dead of night, owing much back rent,
they would steal away in their noisy dusty
cars, away from this soft city life to life of
hard work of palmistry and larceny. along the
green-p -pastured roads from Maine to Wiscon-
sin.
He put that in.
The first robin and the first bluebird had
been seen in Coradell, New Jersey. As far
as the Register was concerned, the first robin
and the first bluebird we're always seen in
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in Bellevue, wheeled out to sunlit porches,
where Spring sunlight kissed red into those
gray cheeks, and hope came again. And -
The City Editor looked up from the first
two takes. Holy cats, Paulr he called.
irritably. Holy cats! Not more than ninety
words, please! Not novel, Just stick.
Ninety words is tops!'
Hacker sneered: "Springtime in ninety
words?" Okay, he thought. He'd be fired.
Might as well make it complete. Lucy gar
nishee discharge. Everything. Recklessly,
you might, at least, read it," he snarled,
and went back to his typewriter. He was on
Central Park in Springtme now. Swans,
swan-boats and gobs, and girls and romance,
peanuts and monkeys, and green grass worth
hundred dollars square foot.
The City Editor started to read - and
he was lost, too. He was hard-bitten news
paperman, but he forgot the fact He forgot
a lot of things, including the weather story
of the night. He was an old, grizzled veteran,
but he remembered girl named Betty, and
the swan-boats in Central Park years ago.
He read through as far as the story went, and
iic Cdlco OVCi SdluoiuSdHy, Looh, dOi,
with the Balkan situation, this ought to get
at least 'one head So just keep on writing.
You'll make the overset, anyway"
The bitter-eyed young man at the rewrite
desk said, well. what else have been writ
ing for these past six months?" And he pecked
on. He was writing now about the Bronx
Zoo, and buck goats in the Springtime. Very
delicately but tellingly.
The City Editor knew it would never be
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n oh0n story Iom PIE" IN 1h15 issue
RT WAS entirely Hackers fault, and he richly
deserved the firing. He might at least have
. telephoned the Weather Bureau Or he
might have walked out of the windowless,
dreary corner where the New York Register
penned its night rewrite men, to look out of
window He would have seen black sky.
But, he didn't, which was inexcusable.
When the Night City Editor called, Paul,
tomorrows the first day of Spring Do little
piece on it, will you?' - when that happened,
Hacker said. gloomily, "Okay," and looked
at his typewriter, embedded in a clutter of
carbon, newspaper clippings and flimsy.
He brought his mind part of the way back
from Reno. where Lucy was in the fourth
week of establishing residence" He tried to
clear at least a corner of his brain of the over
whelming knowledge that at twenty
he was a failure and didn't care - much.
He was, at twenty six, the most undistin
guished member of the editorial staff of the
New York Register, and barely holding onto
that.
He tried to forget that he was two months
Evening star., 1941-03-23

overdue on his rent,
that the ins talment
house would be around
soon for the furniture,
that his salary was gar
nisheed for at least
three years more. He
tried to forget that
series of poker games,
all unfortunate, which
for Lucy was the last
straw. To pay his loss
es, he had mortgaged
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Coradell New Jersey, because the Assistant
Day City Editor lived there and was chair
man of the towns publicity committee. The
first coltsfoot blossomed there, and the first
crocus opened in Coradell. New Jersey.
Always.
Somewhere here, Hacker lost himself in
warm lullaby of ticking keys. In Riverside
Park gay young blades, who in the daytime
were machinists' helpers and haberdashery
statesmen, strolled along winding macadam
paths and met girls who were, in the day.
time, stenographers and telephone operators;
and the young men explained that they were
civil engineers or merchants, out doing little
Summing; the girls explained that they lived
in those lofty apartment houses yonder, and
were so bored with it all.
i HERE was only a touch of personal history
in this. When he met Lucy, Hacker really
had started novel. He had written seven
pages, double-spaced and he had the end all
figured out. He only lacked the middle. And
he could talk about that. brilliantly, conf
dently. And there had been chance, just
chance. that he might land in the Paris office.
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His words became
redolent, somehow, of
earthly smells, of clean
cattle, picturesque on
green hillsides, of or
ch ards snowy pink
with blossom. His
piece was being writ
ten at eight Pm. for
tomorrow mornings s
paper. With feeling, it
touched upon the gray
faced men and women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

rACKARD-'37 de luxe 40 s-door ,rk
sedan: radio. heater. owner. . spotless
car only S2s5; trade $50 cash Maxwell
| Grstiot Co s2fs crstiot.
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WASHERS -Deep-cut prices on brand-new
Etandari makes OF WaShing machines in
crates at discounts OF more than 60 off
liat prices, no down payment. terms as low
ss Sl weekly liberal trade-in allowance
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO.
Wa ShinEtou.s LargeSr Appliance House,
aGl CT St ". Entire Building.
Dlstrict 373T. Open Ewes. TIL 9 IN
WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA, late edi-
ton. like new; reasonable. Box 1861,
Star
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1945 CALVERT ST NV
Elec. refrigeration. Elevator service.
3 rms, kit, rec. hall and
bath ----------------- $1,000
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baths. recr. room. maids room. screened
pch., gar, garden; mr.. schools. stores and
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2IO0 18th ST. NV
622S NORTH DAKOTA AVE.
~ VI

Elec refrigeration on house current.
Elev Resident manager
8 rms kit. and bath SS4 so
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O1f A'sli ~. - ~ -NHlI'l40l 80 .
PE-UPHOIST STEERING,

Thrce-piece living suite upholstered for
S45. COVERING ana new inside material in
Guided made like new IN finest tapestry
and frIezcuc. workman h.D guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTFRING co.
$500 I4th ST n w COLUMBIA 1917
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BOSS & PHELPS

l4l7 NV National 1900.
AUTO. HEAT-S67. so.
Modern 6-rm. brick Z bedrms bath.
refg, scr DOrcheS nice cOnd good nv.
sect DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma $3.50
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/ GEORGETOWN BEDROOMS, . BATHS,
fireplace; $4,000 down. Appoint. MI. o541.
5000 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT. BUYS
BUNGALOW with spacious rooms. very large
/ liV. rm. gar: c0nVen stores schoolS' vans;
/ in Alexandria: only S5,450. CHI. 1893 TIL
pm.
CENTER HALL. So 500 SHEPHERD PARK
q bedrmS baths. finished %rd hsotnI'
-"CKER, NE. 2525, RA I044
/ GL.- -''T. MD. - THIS BEAUTIFUL
snd dinetIe lot With ANCHOR s ff6cg
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW. NEAR 22nd
/ and Lawrence SITS. S6,S50 90 & rooms
| and bath on lst floor, finished room on 2nd
! stripped; built-in garage. beautiful lot.
| Call Mr.. Widmyer, IA. 34n5, or BEITZEIL-
| District 3l00
| "oNCE- HOME VALUE.
| bordering FoXhau Village; six rooms, two
/ baths. large dining room with French doors
( opening on large rear porch. overlooking
Washingron: the last of a new group all
sold $3.50: $500 cash, S61 50 per month.
GIAMs. Di 3ioo or co 45s3-W
REDUCED PRICE: s-ROOM BRICK Ii
brary, lavatory list floor: 4 bedrooms,
! baths, finished attic, lear garage nicely
shrubbed lot. 130-ft. front; convenient 20
Gonn TwEE6 sET co Hr oS Gard9fT }5fb St EN- 4o6l
/ S7950-DETACHED BRICK IN BRIGHT
wood; this 6-room house with bult-ln ga
rase needs redecoratinG, but Is an excep-
Gonal bargain, at this price, easy terms.
Ma. i4:}s
A DREAM HOME. ALMOST NEW 5-ROOM
| whlte-hrick ngalow with white fence, in
restricted section Arlington. a real bar.
till pm.
BUNGALOW. LARGE CORNER LOT. EX-
Senator's home in Takoma Park, D G:
Dorcb vi hea ~ p sV.'S Saiaee'
CHEVY CHASE. DETACHED BRICK: Sl0.-
$50; bargain. rms. > tile baths, recrea-
ton rm:. bar; oil heat. Small down pay
ment. Emerson 3313 l9.
CHEVY CHASE d. C--sEMI-
brick, one and One-half blocks of Conn,
ave, and priced az only SI,45o. SIX rooms
automatic heat bqilt-nI I,,I gaTage' r1s, screens.
1000 until . pm. 35ls Conn. ave.
TWO NORTHWEST BUNGALO Ows, S5.a75
and $3.50. Five rooms. bath, hot-water
frame bungalow in Takoms Park S3.50Q.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
NEW. DETACHED. BRICK HoMEs--OUT
ColesvilJa pike left a. Sligo branch. Go
inside, see real value: and bedrms., 2
baths, oil heat. gar, trees, large lot; now,
50. $50 Open daily. GE. 4l3s RA s7no.
IS, 5,55O-ATTRACTIVE NEW 5-RM BUN
galow in Bethesda Md. Phone Oliver
SI4,50O-WEST OF 18th ST, NEAR
Rock Greek Park. Substantially built de-
tached BRICK home. 10 lovely rooms, in
Guiding 1st-f. den, . baths. maids room,
9-car garage. Marvellous value REALTY
ASSOCIATES National l43S until Q pm.
S7.25O-SMART BRICK BUNGALOW, RE
stricted suburban Md. dandy rooms, fun
basement and attic. lot $50 feet deep.
Excellent location near all conveniences.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, National 1898
until q pm.
SI2.95O-NEW DETACHED BRICK. 10th
st. Hgts section. & good rooms, . modern
baths. a really fine home construction
OF the finest. Ma. 0352, FLOYD Z. DAVIS
co
S11.45o-CH. CH. D c.-BRAND-NEw,
ideal arrangement with good-sized bed
rooms modern baths recreation room
modern kitchen with beautiful equipment
Big let a real buy IN this ever r-popular
section FLOYD z DAVIS co, Ma 0352.
Continuation Next Psge)
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FHcienrv Ant

f4th q K CAFRITZ Dist. $3.50
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON, VA, 1882 N. Veitch st
Double room with dressing room and
porch. Excellent meals. CHI. 611S.
ARLINGTON, VA-ouiet delightful front
room. connecting bath: adult home; no
other guests unlim. phone Chestnut 597S.
WANTED or > women to share sub
urban home: unusual chance to live well,
but Cheeply: good trans. WA. 35S3.
bedroom, use of living rm.. dining rm
and KIT, all furn.; half blk. OF Lee hwy.
adults CHI 1913 after q.
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HOUSES UhFURkISHED.
Continued

large living room a bedrooms!. Of hs,t;
newly decorated, only $50 LESLIE X;
MEASELL, Woodley Abb l427 Eve 81. IL.
double glazed windows, doors. large yard;
sGy equipped kt houss s July GarRs,s5S. %Ras5
Shown by appointment only. Jackson
2IS3-J
CHI CHI, D. c.-DET BRICK, BED
S66 maid p2q 5g2m ipe oil he1t cSsn san
WO 1900
Mr. SOLDIERS HOME = sEMr-DEr.
THOs L PHILLIPS. 35ls Conn. Wo 7aoo.
1922 TEWKEsBURY PL. NW-DErAcHEp
q rooms. fun basement, finished attic.
baths; reasonable rental Call 9-12 noon
and 6-s pm, Georsia 54O2.
I ROOMS AND BATH BRICK HOUsL:
ho'-Water heat, electric light, ETC. small
family. 821 llth St. ne
gsUNGALoW PRICE; S45: PRINCE
and porch, Convenient neighoorhood,
- CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES :.
10 p c and, snd Md to II rms rms NJ / to 3
leslie Syeil MEAsELI asH oF'SS Wo KS Eye "a
HANDSOME DETACHED FRAME HOUSE.
with large grounds; near Connecticut aver
in Cleveland Park; IA rooms. I baths oil
burner 3-car garaEe, all IN excellent con-
I'm kEoggIs ? SHOEMAKER, ,,ss
NEW BRICK HOME. NEAR CONN. Avf.
FesSenden St =" 81 500 fe'feN'io" foom' ''zo
Detached 6-room brick. near Conn. ave.
? baths. garage. $50
Ior. = bedrooms. s1a5 JUN O'''A' sun '''
s-room row brick 4O5 A st. Sc. $40
F. A. TWEED CO, so7 18th St. EN-. 7l55.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCOUSTAPHONE or other hearing de-
vices. Give manufacturer and price. Call
WoOdley 9l16.
ANTIQUE BRIC-A-BRAC, vases and porce-
lam and blSque figures CaSn paid imme-
diately. Call Randolph A363. Schwartz.
COLLECTOR VIII purchase fine porcelain,
CHINA hg4res vases unusual nrlc-a-brac.
rSed clothing, Berman's. ll22 : tn ST. NV
NE 1851 Open eve VIII call
s3 561E aa1@y prices pa9 as f9r mens vs.
r3fTsSsci 2e or or suites Mqhogany t'- pre- pre-
forred NE oo45 bet. $40 and $50.
EEURNIII,gIRE ~ to buy some used
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE. We buy
all kinds Also cleo. refgS., stoves, tools,
etc. Day or NIGHT Lincoln $50. "0'
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glass.
cash ash price s paid cSi Murr5g Tsyor SI;3
FURNITURE kinds Of household goods
rugs. brlC-a-hraC, glassware, highest cash
nriceS: PROMPT aftrAton. RE. .9of. ~
PING-PCNG TABLE, regulation size, good
condition Wisconsin 5@2S.
REFRIGERATORs late models preferred;
Highest prices paid. We service all
makes Call Decatur 1910.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
repair hemStlching, buttons covered
pleatine on F st RE 1900, RE 23ll
CASH for your dining room living room,
bedroom furniture. Call Dupont o5l3. -"
ALL KINDS Of furniture wanted highest
prices paid. Don't sell until you call
North 60fO.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for mems used
clothing Open am. to 9 nm Harold's
VIII Gail l126 eth ST NV. NE. 622a
ALL OLD GOLD. silver and diamonds
wanted for manufacturers; highest prices
paid OPPENHEIMER, 903 F st. NV.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for Office furniture
of any description Call Dupont 05l3. 2a-
GQLD.aIBRING YOUR OLD GogL1DI, SIL3
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH
A KAHN. INC. 40 YEARS AT 935 F.
SAFES OR VAULT DOORS.
THE SAFEMASTERS CO,
C3O4 PA AVE. NV. MA. 7070.
GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid. Arthur Markell.
els st. NV RIM. 3Ol- MA O2S4.
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ARLINGTON COAL CO.,
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER sPANIELs, =. female black,
male black aud white Full pedi9ree
papers. Sell one or both National @437
COOKERS A K c. res puppies and young
stock. famous champion blood lines. SH.
d69d-J O D1 G013 after q pm. o0'
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given sani-
tarv bath. removing all heas ard returned
FOR 81 Bide-a-wee Pet Anmar Hospital
WO 0224 Bethesda Branch, WI 3045
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. 3, no. old;
one red. one black and tan. reasonable.
3'35 %1th s. Nj Rainier, Md. WA. S3S5.
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1860 FTCLIn ST. NV
THE GOTHAM

Resident manager
rms. kit. and bath S47.5O
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s11.45o-CH CT. D C.-BRAND-NEw.
IDEAL arrangement with good-szed bed
rooms, modern baths recreation room
modern kitchen. with beautiful equipment.
Big let, a real buy in this ever popular
section FLOYD z DAVIS co, MA 0352.
Continuation Next Page.3
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WASHERS-BRAND NEW
All standard makes February clearance
Big tradC-in allowance. Easy terms. Can
pay with your light bill Also rebuilt wash
erS as low as Sl"g5 WE ARE AUTHOR
1ZED SALES AND SERVICE FOR BENDIX,
MAYTAG. G. E, WESTINGHOUSE, A. B. c.
AND Thor.
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MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire nice
housekeeping front room or sleeping room
with kitchen privileges. not over SO week.
Itupnnt oSN2
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REFINED middIe-aged man wants room.
board III exchange for work. Excellent
references Box l13-J. Star.
SINGLE ROOM with board. homelike sur
roundings: middle NV section pref. Phone
District 4I46 day only
ELDERLY LADY with small dog wishes
room and board with private family. BOX
94-J Star 90
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Excellent Values
ia JEFFERSON ST. Nv

S50 O0-Detschsd home with larvs
front and rear yard Re
ception hall. living room. dining room.
bed ooms' Inclosed porch, kitchen
and bath.
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.


CHEVY CHASE, D. G. o62:5 WESTERN
gar; vacant: s1oo Adams 1851
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 900 LELAND ST
Lovely home, 9 rms, recr. room OIL burn
baths, recr. room. maids room. screened
pch., gar. Garden; nr. schools. stores and
bus line. Sl10 per mo. WI 2530.
az s7s7 n Nh H AVE. AVE Nw;mpET, ;on1ls BED.
Il min. from Govt. depts. ia 3@ss.
WOODBRIDGE, 2els DOUGLAS Ne
Unusually attractive semi-detached duplex
house, = bedrms., liv. rm.. new modern bath.
m9del Kit dineSte screened porch private
ciuded at S55: 7-min. express service and
STAG fare to Govt Prts. Once. Post once
and Union Station. NASH, owner. 1915
CORNER HOUSE ,5529 18th ST. NV
redecorated; rent SIS GE, Sir.
NEARBY, .MD.-S5O. NEW 5-RM BUNG..
wooded lot, gar. scr porch; breakfast nook:
vard-Attrv. s rms. "a bedrmsD; econom-
decorated; $3.50. Call Adams 1890
BY OwNER-CHEvY CHASE, D. c-DE-
has nefs large vns fS loom OsShs sus
able for entertaining; oil heat. FULTON
X. GORDON, 1877 Eye st. DI. $3.50
Brokers attention. (Ofice also open Z
am. to PM
51a MASS AVE N.W.-9 ROOMS AND
bath. oil heat: suit. for business and resi-
dence LARGE rms. on 1st floor. Apply
521 Mass. ave. NV.
1405 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Lovely Groom home, convenient to Navy
Yard: Rent. S55 Atlantic 1342-W. 49,
l s2s ST. NE S45-THORoUGHLY
modern 2-bedroom house. wear Old; auto.
heat, eec.. refg.. shower. large rear yard
front porch. GE s532
8 RMS. TILE BATH. RECREATION RM.
bath in basement lust efi 18th st: NV;
1927 Eye st. NV. 19'
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A. c. F CRUISER, 4U-ft, sleeps s. 49,
h p. Hall Scott ensine. excellent condition,
fast. priced FOR immediate sale Call
WOodlev 5000 evenings
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY WANTS 4-BEDROQM HOUSE
tenants: Govt. references. Box 1o5.J
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COUNTRY BOARD.

HIGH AND HEALTHY location on farm for
children for season or permanently. Mrs
James W Brown, Brookeville. Nd Phone
Ashton 200 23'
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COAL WOOD FUEL OIL.

FAMOUS PENN. ANTHRACITE stove nut,
Sl1 95; pea. S10.50: buckWheat, So; 10:
POcahontas egg or stove. $40 SO Ambri-
coal. Sl0.5O. Carl Coal Co, Ii. 2544, RA.
30l5.
GUARANTEED GENUINE Penna. hard,
stove or nut Sl1 ton, 2,241 lbs, del. ms.
Phone Atlantic O5g"
FIREWOOD- Seasoned Oak and Hickory,
$40 Per Cord. ANY Length: Quick Delivery.
PierSOn Sandy Spring Md Ashton }S21.
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Zone Block West OF Wis Ave-
C55 S0 OUTSTANDING VALUE Semi
detached BRICK HOUSE. in hns
Northwest residential section. Living room
has real fireplace, dining room bed
rooms, kitchen and bath with shower.
Front and rear porcheS, large yard Excel
lent CONDITION. For further information
cal M. Gerber, SHANNON q LUCH5
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BY EMPLOYED COUPLE, oMPLETELY
furnished apartment in private home,
with care Of year-old boy during day or
convenient to place where child may be
cared for: d. c. or nearby Maryland.
Box 119-J, Star 20"
YOUNG COUPLE WISHES l OR ROOM
kitchen, private bath unfurn. apt, in Sc;
S25 or $50 Atlantic 2S3S.
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For Regularly Employed Colored
NEWLY RECONDITIONED ALL SECTIONS
Washington Housing Corp,
a3I H St NV National 1870.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
DoWNTowN CONN 1Hot.l-Apt !
SILVER SPRING.

Beautiful bed-liv. rm., lge. clos; so
expos; for ! or . rein. gentlemen; rel
Reasonable. Unlimited ph. ME. 1873 eve
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A DREAM HOME. ALMOST NEW 5-ROOM
white-hrck BUNGALOW with white fence, in
restricted section Arlington A real bar
gain Al $500, on terms. Call CH. 1888
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TAKONA PARK RMS. KIT. DINETTE
bath; Well-arranged, pvt. entrance; adults;
S45. 100 Lincoln ave. SH 60"s-J.
Mr.. CAPITOL 421 NEW JERSEY AVE.
Sc rms, heat, light, gas. refg. incl,
So Wk
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Under MANAGEMENT of
B. r. SAUL co.
GARDEN TOWERS

925 18Th ST. NV. Ma. 2f0O
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

COUPLE TO SHARE HOME IN BRENT
wood: all facilities, SIS. Tel. Wsrheld
borhood. convenient transportation: to de-
Sirable tenant; owner wishes retain
small room for occasional use. Boa. '5-J.
Star.
ARLINGTON - ia-ACRE. Il-R, 2-B..
double gar, fruit. flowers, garden. re-
sponsible party lease. CH. 9o34.
WITHIN SQUARE WESTMORELAND
Circle. D. C.-New det brick home. con-
tanning Z rms and bath, 1st-h. Law,
porcheS
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REDUCED PRICE: s-ROOM BRICK Ii
brary, lavatory 1St floor: bedrooms, 2
baths, finished attic, lear garage. nicely
shrubbed lot, f30-ft front; convenient 20
Conn. ave Mr.. Gardner. EN-. 4p6l ?.
A TWEED Co 0OT 18th st 49,
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TWO NORTHWEST BUNGALOWS, S5.p75
and $3.50. Five rooms. bath, hot-water
heat If bungalow inclined, act now. Also
frame bungalow in Takoms Park So 500.
Call Mr. Woodward, CO 64SS or DI. 3346,
WAPTF & JAMES INC
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SEWING NACHS SO no. tresdles, port,
consoles. new machs. low a. Zoe day;
rents, repairs 6ll l@th ". MA. HIS
SEWING MACH. port, Sfi 80; console
cost SI65, now St5 tread.rs- rcu'a. re
pairs. SINGER Ma InS3 2l49 Pa ave NV.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

s3O-FURNIsHFD. . r. AND b, AMI,
Oil heat Frisidaire, 1St A l fare; pvt.
ent. Phone Hillside 044aM
TAKOMA PARK, lO7 Cedar ave-3rd
floor 3 rooms kitchen and bath, unfur-
nished. ami; convenient stores. schools
and churches. rent SO 80 month. Call
OWNER. Silver Spring III.
refg din fNsI9 pvf bsth- pVt entr nil heal.
e!cc incl: corner apt, everything new
L0l Jlferson ave, Riyerdale, Md. War
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Tf''''V--iJE T lhNFlED brNlNh TN bHl1h
wood this 6-room house with built-ln ga
rage needs redecOrating. but Is an eNcep-
tlonal barCain at this price, easy terms.
Call Mr. Beasley, REALTY ASSOCIATES
MA
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or other hearing de-
WoOdley 9l16.
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BABY CHICKS.
BOATS.

BARRED ROCKS r Reds $3.50 per
100 Conkey'S Y-O feeds James Feed
/ Store. Gl9 K ST. NV Metropolitan OOS9
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

GEORGETOWN BEDROOMS, . BATHS.
oil heat: pine paneled dining room, liv. rrn.
fireplace; $4,000 down. Appoint. MI. oS41.
5000 CASH, BALANCE LIKE RENT. BUYS
BUNGALOW with spacious rooms, very large
liv rm. gar: c0nven. stores schools. trans.
in Alexandria; only S5,450 CHI 1893 till
o pm
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1923 PARK RDT, NV IRedeSsorated5 room
convenient bus; $50 TIA. a7a2
Mr. PA AVE Sc. 1872 Both st-Bed-
room. neXt bath, shower; new home; gem
tleman. Lincoln $50 after Is pm
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Lovely pvt. apt, rms din, kit, bath;
utilities furn.; S52. So adults Sc Farra-
gut pL NV. at 100 blk. Gallatin st. ia.
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20l4 CONN. AVE. NW-Attrac studio
rm.. sublet until April 1st: S25 month;
nnt
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NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES-OUT
ColesvilJa pike. left At Sligo branch. Go
inside, see real value and bedrms., 2
baths. oil heat. gar, trees, large lot; now,
1913 open daily. GE. 4l3S RA. $500.
S5. S5.55O-ATTRACTIVE NEW 5-RM BUN
galow in Bethesda, Md. Phone Oliver
263O.
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Detached Home
1907 NORWOOD DRIVE,
EuETX ruASE Ma

SS5 O0-Rec. hall. living room. din
Ing room. 2 bedrooms kiteh-
en- baths elec. refrlgerstion GARAGE
large lot, screened porch, oil burner.
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In pRfuJorfb

424 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
SIT 50-LiVing room, dining room,
w 2 bedrooms kitchen and
bath, 2 inclosed porches, garage.
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$40 CONN. AVE. NV
Modern eley bldg. cleo, refrlgera-
tion on house current Secretarisl
switchboard. Resident manager,
EN- S432
2 rms. kit. d. a.. bath. foyer
and porch SOS 90
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TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FAIRMONT ST, Mr.. l4th NW-Dirne
served, S3. 25 per week. Call Adams sot
after D m