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Evening star., 1942-07-27
Rockinqhum Park

FIFTH RACE-Purse. SaOo clatmins
4-year -olds and upward; furonss
Bras Kitty Brennan, 1920 40 A
Paddy tSnyderl 1900 10
Wise Counsel tFinnesanl "a
Time, 1:14.
Also ran-CeleSti F., RSsa, F1arfin
High and Catapult
Evening star., 1942-07-27
SABOTEURS REPORTED SEEN IN TAKOMAPARK
Late News Bulletins
British Open Limited Attack in Egypt

oHt'sn open I"nteo A11ocK IN rgyP1
CAIRO Egypt 14'-The lul in action of the ground
armies Alamein broken night when
British forces a limited attack in northern
sector British said today Some prisoners taken
action today. Both sides rushing
preparations expectation scale action may break
out at any
Earlier Story Page A-1)
Malta Shoots Down II Axis Planes
VAILETTA, Malta tR.-Tweve Axis planes, three Nazi
bonbers and eight fighters and Italian fighter
destroyed the Raj in attacks this British Mediter
ranean island today, communique announced.
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Camden

FOURTH RACE-Purse, S1 600; claim :
ing; 3-year-ofds and upward; / lis
miles.
Lanceron tHoweln 1.30 800 $50
Prima Donna tRobertsl 800 $50
Toast tCrowther) $40
Time l :4S 90
Also ran--Dollar Sisn, Kimesha, Scar
lett IL Good Conduct.
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Weather Forecast

Continued warm and humid brief thunder.
showers late this afternoon or evening. oant,,
WINDS. Temperatures today-Highest. az Al
3:56 pm; lowest, 73. at Sis am.
FuI nefsV. An ps.. ~'NN'
Evening star., 1942-07-27
Markets at q Glance

(See AROFF, Page 2-x.)
Evening star., 1942-07-27

tSee PILOTS, Page 2-x.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

But do, Murray. I've known for long time
Then he said, II wish you would never see that
guy again-or want to see him. Or even think
about him."
wished the same things, told him, but just
then wishing didn't seem to help very much.
We got into the waiting cab and drove to my
apartment, but that was night that l sent
Jenny in alone. Rudy and l drove until almost
daylight, and talked out many things. Strangely
enough, Rudy DID seem to understand and still
he continued to be as eager ever to be with me
whenever he could.
His attention made time move much more
swiftly and happily The Summer was blazing
one and unable to sleep late during the day often
got up early and went to Long Beach where
swan and lay on the sand until time to come in
for the show. Long Beach was quite the place to
go then and fashionables in their colorful bathing
suits and sports clothes created gay atmosphere,
which enjoyed.
1t was there one afternoon when Valentino and
/ were sitting on the beach that he offered me
surprising confidence.
Murray, I've met Blanca de Saulles."
Something in his voice made me turn quickly
and look at him.
Rudy" said, chow many times have told
YOU that what you felt for me was fascination and
that another girl would come into your path and
give you all the things you want"
told Rudy this because almost Immediately, /
felt that much lay quiverng and unspoken betW&l
Blanca and him. l couldn't explain to Rudy what
/ sensed about Blanca, that she had no love in her
heart For any man. That she was broken hearted.
Naturally Rudy dancing in various cafes
around Manhattan, knew all about Jack de Saulles
but realized very that he had not expected
the payboys wife, Blanca, to be he found her.
Rudy was soft in Blancss cultured hands He
had never known a woman like her and he became
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

l knew Jenny was right. l was being silly
letting Jay worry me- But he had taken the heart
out of me by not coming to my opening night
of the Follies l didn't mean to let him affect me
that way. didn't intend that any man should mat
ter then because wanted to concentrate all my en-
ergies and thought on work. But still kept
remembering that had gone through dance after
dance, looking out over the audience for the man
who said he loved me-and he hadn't been there.
Now, CARLOAD of flowers piled in my dress
ing room and not one blossom had been sent by
him. You see, the opening night Of the Folles
was not all what I'd expected in some ways.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

CARPET strewn with flowers That's the way they
do things in Hollywood!
"Stop mumbling your misery, honey This is
Jenny you talkin to-
In HOLLYWOOD I'd soon know l wasn't in love,
wouldn't I? While kept wondering about Jay and
the experience of that night my brain was begin
ming to form pictures with quick and beautiful
rapidity had not lost my head told myself, on
the contrary However my reflection in the mirror
told me something had happened to my heart. My
eyes were sight from crying.
Backstage of the New Amsterdam was half-lt
and dreary and echoed with voices of stage hands
eager to finish their chores and get out. With
an unhappy feeling stopped on my way out and
looked at the stage and the rows of empty seats
and tried to call back some of the noise and music
and ecstasy had known there an hour earlier But
l could not disguise my feelings and remember
that l stood there holding to piece of scenery
and swallowing my tears and feelings as If had
swallowed bushels of torn up programs.
turned and ran out the stage door-and there
in the shadowy midnight stood Rudolph Valentino.
He caught me up in his arms and held me close.
ION, Rudy-you've waited for me-! | cried
Il didn't know-why didn't you send word up to
me you were here?"
He held me away from him. looked at me for
little while. "It was better this way" he said.
Tell me you are glad to see me-"
Then told him so and thanked him for his
flowers. We kept standing there, and then sud-
denly Rudy caught me in his arms again and held
me-held me because he knew was going to cry
and could not help it.
go on-you'l feel better" he told me. II
understand"
"No-you couldn't possibly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

Jay knew that was the way to i'm
press me. 1t certainly did. / don't
know how long it took me to take my
costume off and get ready to leave the
theatre. Jenny kept watching me out
of the corner of her eye and sympathy
in her voice when she spoke said much
more than her words.
She was right, did have to stop
worrying. l had work to think about
and no time to puzzle over Jay OBrien.
Hollywood, said aloud "Mmm.
Mr.. Ziegfeld says I've made noise on
Broadway. / bet I can make bigger
noise. I'll bet they would meet me at
the station with a band playing and a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

John Gilbert and host OF friends: of the
months spent trying TO forget; OF Cecile
Sorel, Jack Pickford and Olive Thomas OF
Prince David Mdvani, her glamourous hus-
band. and her court battles over their child.
Here are Mae Murrsy's memories-the
story OF "the girl with the bee-stung lips
who once had everything. then had nothing
and was forced TO exchange golden bed for
a bench in Central Park. But like the
trouper she is. Mae Murray is ready now
for fresh start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

EROM the moment Mae Murray stepped out OF the
wings at the New Amsterdam Theatre to dance with
Vernon Castle, her household word. From
Broadway to Hollywood one short step-and then
came the unforg etable Merry Widow
But few know Macs story. How Jay OBrien
forced her into marriage the point of OF the
rivalry Jay and Jack de Saulles society payboy
wife rich and lovely Chilean later shot and killed
him. And how Rudy Valentino fell in love with the self
made widow.
She tells too of the years in Hollywood as the vile
of Director Robert T. Leonard and why their marriage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
BY MAE MURRAY,

BY MAE MIKKA1,
Famous Dancing The Merry Widow" and
Other Film Successes.
CHAPTER Ill
by Weekly. Britain Rights Reserved
III Kenny, l don't have to stay in New York.
can go to Hollywood and be in the
- movies" l said. "Mr. Zukor told me to-
night could
We'll, well Amt that nce."
"He did, Jenny-honesty"
II knows honey. But you amt going. SO lest
git yosef dressed and let Us 60 home. You had
plenty excitement. Calm down.
June z, 1912
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Cubu Exports to IS. Goin

Cuba's shipments to the United
States last year were valued At
s172,8l9,972, an increase Of u per
cent over 1910 and far ahead Of
other recent years.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Democratic Women Plan
Garden Party June 2z

Following up on its opening
entertainment for young women
war workers here-a reception
with Mrs. Roosevelt - guest OF
honor-the Democratic Women's
National Council will entertain
June 2l at 4 garden party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Clarendon Smith.
Many who came to see Mrs.
Roosevelt at the first party will
come just for 4 good time with
each other at the next affair.
judging from calls being received
by Mrs. Paul Hammacher, coun-
Gil president. The girls are ask
ing If they may be "repeaters."
Others who learned Of the
councils program also are max
ing inquiries about its activities.
In addition to the young
women, American, British and
Canadian officers have been In
vited to the garden party, ae-
cofding to Mrs. Walter H. Ma
loney, the chairman.
u Il
The photography class OF the
Young Women's Christian Asso-
ciation, which is planning to
organize . photography club,
will sponsor an exhibit Of pho
tographs by Clarence Laughlin
at 8p.m. tomorrow at the YWCA
Building, Seventeenth and X
streets NV.
Mr.. Laughlin, who is also .
writer, will be on hand to discuss
the exhibit, which will include
scenes from Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi plantations recently pub
nshed in . leading magazine.
Although the show is open to
the public, . special invitation
has been extended to the Pro-
fessionAl Writers' Club.
Evening star., 1942-06-11

Now with the National Ar
chives. Mr.. Laughlin also is
working on q book Of photographs
Of New Orleans Is . successor to
his recent volume, New Orleans
and Its Living Past" The Phila-
delphia Museum OF Art also Is
preparing two shows Of his prints
for circulation throughout the
country.
The YWCA photography class
is under the direction of Miss
Lillian Guernsey Of the Asricul-
ture Department.
~
The 80th meeting OF the
Women's Job Clinic, sponsored
by the Womens Occupational
Council for the assistance Of
mature business and professional
women with vocational problems,
will be held at 7:30 O'Clock to-
night In room 206, Star Building.
Opened . year and . half ago
to aid older women seeking en-
ployment, the clinic has placed
between 200 and 800 in SELF sup
porting positions. according to DR..
Marjorie Shearon. council presi-
dent and clinic leader.
Many. she said, had been pro-
nounced hopeless cases" by other
employment ofnces.
Although its original clientele
has been cared for the clinic con-
tinues to serve those who are
seeking better jobs or more suit
able employment.
The women aided have been
from IS to 81 years Of age.
The Women's Occupa tional
Council, composed Of civic
minded persons who meet bi.
monthly to determine matters Of
policy, will hold its annual meet
ing at $50 pm. today At the
Women's City Club.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Mrs. Taft to Attend
COP Garden Fete

Mrs. William Howard Taft Il
among those who have made reser-
vations to attend the garden and
card party to be given by the
League Of Republican Women OF
the District at 2 pm. tomorrow at
the residence Of Senator James
j. Davis. 30l2 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV.
Others making reservations in
clude Miss Temple Bailey. Mrs
Perry Heath, Mrs. Cyrus McCor-
mick, Mrs. James A. Watson, Mrs
Philip Campbell, Mrs. Edward A.
Keys, Mrs. Clarence A. Phillips
Mrs. Lincoln Hough, Mrs. M. D.
Mcdowell, Mrs. Franz Ridgway
Mrs. D. E. Yarnell and Mrs. Truman
Michelson
Mrs. Charles L. McNary, wife OF
the Senator from Oregon. will as
sist Mrs. Edward Everett Gam
league president, in receiving.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Silver Spring Club
Holds Luncheon
With Patriotic Motif

A patriotic motif. carried out IN
place cards and floral decorat tions.
was featured at . luncheon Of the
Silver Spring Woman's Club yes
terday, concluding the seasons &C.
tiWties.
Small tables were arranged as
spokes of a wheel around . center
table banked with red, white and
blue flowers. The place cards and
Identification tags were made for
each member by the art depart
ment.
Among the flags used in decorat-
ing the room was one of particular
interest, an old banner with Is
stars. the property OF Mrs. Lee
Groner.
The program included a brief talk
by Richard Shetterly on the recrea-
tional facilities Of Montgomery
County for the summer.
Vocal selections were offered by
Mrs. Albert Boyer. accompanied by
Mrs. Harry McFalls.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Keynes Is Named a Baron
In Kings Birthday Honors

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. June liking George
Wis birthday honors list announced
last night, made a baron of John
Maynard Keynes, international
economist and wartime advocate OF
forced savings.
Original financial policies of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's administration are
regarded in some circles as based on
his theories of deficit spending by
governments to overcome depreS-
sions. Mr.. Keynes was the sole peer
on the list
A baronetcy, providing hereditary
knighthood, went to Admiral Sir
Andrew Browne Cunningham. head
of the British Admiralty delegation
in Washington and former chief Of
the Mediterranean fleet.
Acting Air Marshal Arthur Harris,
chief of the Raj bomber command
and father of the 1,000-plane raids
on Germany, was made Knight
Commander of the Bath and Air
Chief Marshal Sir Charles Portal,
head of the RAF, was raised to
Knight Grand Gross of the Bath
New knights bachelors included
the film producer, Alexander Korda
the airplane manufacturers, Charles
Fairey and Frederick Handley Page,
and the pioneer of radio-location,
Robert Watson Watt.
Sir Gerald Campbell, former di-
rector of the British Information
Service in the United States, and
Sir Frederick Phillips. treasury rep
resentative In the United States,
were raised to Knight Grand Cross
of st. Michael and st. George.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
War Bond Booth
'SaleSwOm en-
To AttendC
Volunteer Workers
To Be Given Course
OF Instruction

Charged with the responsibility
OF providing volunteer workers to
staff War savings booths in con-
venient locations in the city, the
women's division of the District War
Savings Committee has opened a
series of classes to instruct pro-
spective "saleswomen."
A session at 1890 am. tomorrow
at the United States Chamber of
Commerce and another at 8 pm
Monday at the Junior League club
house are on the calendar.
Mrs. Robert Ewell conducts the
classes for volunteers which are
selected from every available source.
An examination is given after the
course Is completed and the volun-
teer Is interviewed. II she has met
the requirements, her name Is
placed on file for such time or place
as she may be needed.
The classes are q part Of the work
Of special committee recently ap-
pointed by the women's division to
facilitate the sale of War Stamps
and bonds. Mrs. John Jay O'Con-
nor is in charge Of the special unit,
with several assistants in addition
to Mrs. Ewell.
Miss Cecil Lester Jones is re-
sponsible for manning the booths,
drawing her workers from those
already qualified. Placement of the
booths is under Mrs. Edgar McPeak
and Mrs. Reginald Meade.
Others assisting include Mrs.
Howard H. Nichols, who works
through various womens organ
izations: Mrs. Walter E. Ward,
policy officer" and Mrs. Arthur H.
Hudson, In charge OF publicity.
The Junior League OF Washing
ton has accepted the responsibility
Of assigning volunteers to the
booths as they open. These will
come. 1t was explained. from all
the women's organizations Of the
city. as well as from the Civilian
Defense Volunteer once.
Mrs. Wilson Compton heads the
women's division. with Mrs. O'Con-
nor as vice chairman. Others on
the committee include Mrs. Henry
A. Wallace, Mrs. Daniel w. Bell,
Mrs. Harry S. Benton and Mrs.
Curtis Shears.
Inquiries are handled by Mrs.
Robert S. DeGolyer, executive sec
retary of the women's division, at
the Office Of the District War
Savings Committee.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
tary map reading, civilian protec-

tary map reading, civilian protec-
ton and standard first aid.
DR.. Rudolph Stanley Brown will
be in charge Of the Wednesday eve
ming map reading course, designed
especially for Motor Corps men,
bers.
Civilian protection instruction,
similar to that required by air
wardens, will be taught by Miss
Elizabeth Fielding, and standard
hrst aid. open to both men and
women, will be instructed by Mrs.
John Connolly.
Those desiring to register for any
Of the AWVS night classes may do
50 any weekday evening at the
organizations headquarters.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Supper Is Planned
For OAR Chapter

A buffet supper, followed by a
Flag Day program. will be given by
Mrs. Charles Henry Plotner, regent
of Federal City Chapter, OAR. for
members Of the chapter Saturday
afternoon at her home, 1903 Forty
sixth street NV.
During the evening an ex-regent's
pin will be presented to Mrs. Jesse
Anthony, former regent.
A student rotating loan fund
at Maryville College, Maryville,
Tenn. has recently been completed
by the chapter.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
DR.. James Bell
To Give Public
Speaking Course

A public speaking course, directed
by DR.. James Bell, president OF
Southeastern University, is now
being offered by the American Wom-
ems Voluntary Services, 2l7o Florida
avenue NV. Graduates Of the 10
hour course. which is conducted Fri
day evenings, will be recruited for
making various kinds of patriotic
appeals.
Other night classes, now being
formed, include instruction in mill
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Alpha Omicron Pi

Psychological Aspects of the
War" will be discussed by DR.. Wini-
fred Whitman At = luncheon meet
ing Of the alumnae group Of Alpha
Omicron Pi Sorority at lis pm.
Saturday at the YWCA. The
speaker Is q member Of Tau Chap
ter. Reservations are In charge OF
Miss Carmen Ellington, 1901 N.
Danville. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Kamp Kahlert

Proceeds from two benefits yes
terday contributed TO the YWCA
Kamp Kahlert, summer camp for
girls. The Affairs included . silver
tea and musicale by the Chevy Chase
Chapter at the home Of Mrs. Sidney
Morgan, 37l9 Morrison street, and
. card party by the Cleveland Park
Chapter at 3433 Reno road NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-11
Bomber Forced Down,
Towers Over Houses

Even with wings clipped, a Bonn
bay transport bomber which had
made a forced landing lowered
above the houses and stores as 1t
was towed through Hollywood, Ere,
to q spot where it could be recon-
ditioned for q tAke-od,
Evening star., 1942-02-22
SILVER SPRING.

4917 Arkansas ave. at Farragut-,
large rooms very conv. stores, school
transp. nice cond. GE. 1922.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

NEAR qovT. PRINTING PLANT.
ss Cash y PAYMENT T S. ref like sa rent. sa'a Or
PORTER 81. NV, WEST OF CONN. AVE.
hall and bath. Equity at reduced price
Nc; Nc payment. ;g M al I inelusiys; SS2 .sS; ,r
Modern apt. Of bedrms., baths, liv.
r, dining r., sunr.. kitchen pantry; garage
Big reduction on original price for cash
deal. Mo. payments about is of rental
value.
=. Buy your own apt. home in one of more
than 80 cooperative apartment buildings
in successful operation.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
Authority on co-operatiye Plan,
Evening star., 1942-02-22
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

400 EYE ST. s.W.-7 RMS. B., OIL HEAT,
S65. THOMAS P. BROWN, 615 4th st. s.w.
FINE sEMI-DETACHED HOME ON CAP
itol Hill; g bedrooms. baths. large living
room, dining room and Kitchen; elevator;
lavatory first floor; open hreplaces: serv-
ants. bath; gas heat: 2:car garage; no
roomtns house. LINKNs Co. Du-
MODERN RMS. AND BATH; ALL-MEC-
trio kitchen; auto. oil heat; large lot; bor-
dering park area; nearby Maryland. Green
belt 3196.
1871 WEBSTER ST. NE = NEW DE-
tached brick, rooms, baths, recreation
room; oil burner; summer and winter hook
up: S125 Available March ID. 1-year
lease. To inspect go to 1885 Webster St
ne. after 1 pm. or phone Hobart S407
weekdays. to g pm.
1856 SO. CHELSEA LANE. GLENBRooKE
Village, Bethesda--6 rooms and bath. at.
transportation; $40. OIL 1881.
CHEVY CHASE, D. CO ROOMS, ~
baths, Q porches. oil heat, beautifully dec;
S5s Sgs7l block bus; sllo' OWNER woSss!e' g!
9 NEW s-RM. BATH AND GARAGE
houses; SS5 per month. Rockville, Md.
Rockville 1861.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

1921 wALBRIDGE PL. N.W.-OPEN TO
q p.m.; modern 6-room row brick: oxford
kitchen and dinette, step-dowp living room;
adjaeent to Rock Greek Park; immediate
1874 Park Rd NV. co. 0s3s.
TRY AND MATCH THIS.
n RLOCk QFEo QFEoHc5 HIcHohSS L., AYE; AYE
ONLY 5000.
,eSSS Ss1 Esssh R s ana hall block from
Listen to these features: Detached s.
room and bath home, h.-w.h., ami, very
large rooms, doored attic, individual
metal garages, lot 60xl25, with stone
wall running entire width. Modernistic
kitchen. New-house condition. Rented.
$50 mo. Possession in 80 days II desired
Very attractive terms or discount for cash
above b. and ]. OWNER, GE. 557s. 22'
WOODs1DE FOREST. MD.
An Sroom. 3-bath detached brick Cape
Cod, center hall. living room, dining room,
den. breakfast nook and kitchen on hrst
floor and 3 large bedrooms and baths on
second floor; full bath IN basement: built-in
garage: price, $4,000; terms 20 suit. Call
Mr. LEACHE, SH. 429s-R or DI. 3346.
BRIGHTWOOD.
Brick. contains rooms, baths, recrea-
tion room, built-in garage, arranged for 2
families: price, $3.50, with $1,000 or
more cash: can be shown only BY appoint
ment. Mr.. PARTLOW, RIA. 1886 or
D1. 3346.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

ROOMS, AMI, on HEAT, LARGE
lawn and porches bus at door; reason
able rent. Phone Kensington 12S-M.
after g..
Evening star., 1942-02-22
HOUSES FOR sALE.

brick; IL rooms. baths. arranged as s
NJ: a fps riippo, Hda WITH Realty RI I AssoctATEs
SACRIFICE OWNER LEAVING TOWN.
Hss nsW sf iusa psdroDms i S.s n
rage: a $500; 5000 su, $3.50 essh % or terms, take
and Snas Sus md
service to city. eo3 Lewis ave-. Rockcrest.
S:.ssa 4eos ss.S. MOP rs 2oomPT APT oui. J.
:spsss: sss fssoS.S
s:Apr. BRICK. WITHIN ONE BLOCK
woodward and Lothrop's; income, S1,740;
e IKE In r.n,s Sns rent shs o5ssr fws
RooMrNo HOUSE OR SMALL HOTEL. ON
ssh w 9ssi S. psr q re- rooSs baths.
SSsns iss q ,siS SzFin ''
soyELx, n1,I DETAcAED aia sE1ck bsfs HONE 0NtY
garage, finished recreation room. Best
kssGhz ssss2a sss sso sRzps sr bf he ss4s Can MR.
HAVE CASH SAs1,Iss BUYERS E F0R o5d AL TYPES c
write W. T. MOORE, l1o6 Vermont ave.
District s9I7 or Georgia 2s02.
a BRANp-NEW pET; BRICK WITH BED
bath, on 2na foor; large liz. rm. % With
e5ss. ;ssSsso h:s s Ms H. a siSa'iHi sa
BUNGALOWS, 5000: 5 LARGE ROOMS
view yS TsfoRs Park. 'eS out pinss sIsneS S'i ra
school. Phone silver i've s sprine $50 sSs. 0'A-A0
WESLEY HEIGHTS OWN, MUST SELL:
tmmed; occupancy; large lot; 2-car gar:
sa Te1 en is a. Pereh On
Sss sias nsFS,EH E1om and bath attic gas
10Th st. n.w WO. 2970 or DU. $500. Open.
NEW 4;RooM BUNGALOW, NEARBY
ment. terms. RA. 4343.
S7.e50 BUYS PErwoRrH HoUsE-AR-
RANGED families; fne condition; garage.
TAKoMA TAX :. rARKIsY ,Al.s owNER; GROOM
attached; large shaded lot close TO trans
poEtation Call Shepherd 1345 for sp-
ssory 5tss b4af Iocs 81
garage. oil heat. refrigerator. OWNER.
SILVER SPRING. MD, 3O2 DALE DR.-s
rooms 2 baths: modified Cape Cod, prac-
tically new: attached. garage, oil hot-air
Sligo 6037.
CHARMING HOME. LARGE LOT, TREES;
rec. rec room; TedueedI. ed woodiey Ss61. 0''h''
NEAR sth AND CONCORD AVE.
S775Oi $1,000 cash. Six large rooms,
bath. 3 porches (rear porch screened),
awnings. garage beautiful lot; near schools
transportation, shopping center; good con-
oltiop Can Mr.. -Widmyer. ia. 3405,
36lS 34th ST. NV,
CLEVELAND PARK.
Corner 7-room semi-detached brick house
h.-w;h;. garage: vacant. Call g. o. PECK
CHEVY .S5 GHasE. ssa D. C.
$1,000 CASH. $50 MO.
Detached Groom house, automatic heat.
convenient to Conn. ave. shopping district,
transportation and schools, Beautiful lot.
BOSS x PHELPS, MA. 1900 Evenings and
Sunday call Mr. Condit OR. 2l2l.
TAKOMA PARK
$3.50: Easy Terms.
BUNGALOW: . r, b., porch, attic, garage:
lot 50xl50; convenient stores, schools bus.
For appointment TO inspect call Sligo 6944.
BEDROOM AND BATH FIRST FLOOR.
Open Sunday.
5000 Albemarle ST. NV.
HOME OR Observation-Disclosures.
1905 Georsia ave- large rms, IN
baths, oil heat, garage.
GAUSS. GE 1922