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Emory Methodist

The Rev. G. r. Linger will be the
guest minister tomorrow at II am,
in the absence of DR.. E. c. Beerv,
who is on vacation. The movie.
Faith Triumphant" will be shown
at 730 pm.
The Wesleyan Glass will hold a
business and social meeting on Tues
day at pm.
The Red Gross unit chairman will
distribute sewing on Thursday from
10 to ii am.
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DR.. FoeIsch Takes Topic
Faiths Reinforcemenfs

Faiths Reinforcements" is the
subject of the Rev. DR.. Charles B,
Foelsch, pastor at Luther Place
Memorial Church, at IL am, to-
morrow The Youth A Cappella
Chorus will sing two anthems
The guest speaker at 7;3o pm.
will be Miss Virginia Aderholdt,
whose father was a missionary to
Japan. She recently returned from
her teaching position in the Janice
James School at Kyushu Island,
Japan.
The District Luther League will
sponsor a moonlight cruise Friday.
Luther Place young people and
friends will leave the church at 7:45
pm. to board the S. S. Mount Ver-
non at $50. Miss Mary Blackburn
and George ToWberman are on the
Reservation Committee.
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DR.. BIackweIder Gives
Topics for Tomorrow

Dr. Oscar F. Blackwelder will
preach on The Problem of Self
Control" at 8:15 pm. tomorrow at
the Lutheran Church of the Refor-
nation.
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew. aSso-
ciate pastor, will preach at $50 am.
on Let's Be Honest"
DR.. Blackwelder will preach at
IL am on The Power of New
Affection"
A fellowship will be held in the
parish hall at pm. Young people,
members and friends of the con-
gregation are invited.
On Friday the service from 12:l0
to 1890 will be conducted by DR..
Blackwelder.
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Epworth Methodist

Howard M. Stackhouse. one Of
the officers Of the Organized Bible
Class Association, will preach to-
morrow at II am. in the absence of
the Rev. Dr. Harry Evaul, who is on
his vacation At 7:30 pn. the
Youth Fellowship will have charge.
The prayer meeting service will be
In charge of the Douglas Glass.
Evening star., 1942-08-15

NEW MINISTER-The Rev.
Paul s. Wheelock, who has
just been appointed minister
of the Free Methodist Church.
He will preach tomorrow at
IL am. on The Supreme
Revelation" and at 8 pm. on
Healing an Injury"
He joined the Maryland
Virginia Conference in 1889
and was appointed pastor OF
church in Baltimore and
year later was elected presid-
ing elder of the conference.
He was at one time pastor OF
churches in Buffalo, Lockport
and Rochester, N, Y. He was
a student at the University of
Buffalo and later the Roches-
ter Bible Institute.
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First CONGREGATIONAL

Changing Canvas" is the topic
of the Rev. John Elmo Wallace, as
sistant minister, tomorrow at II
am. The music will be provided by
Dorothy Wilson Halbach, contralto.
The Rev. Mr.. Wallace will conduct
the service Thursday at pm.
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YMCA News

The Rev. DR.. j. Harold Mumper,
pastor OF Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church, will be the speaker at the
open-air services at Lincoln Park
tomorrow at 4 pm.
Ralph l.. Lewis. assistant director
of the Boys Department, will be the
speaker at the 4 o'clock vesper serv-
ice at Camp Let's.
William s. Jones, q vice president
Of the District OF Columbia Sunday
School Association, will address the
congregation Of the Rosedale Meth
odist Church at IL am. Sunday.
Evening star., 1942-08-15

not CHOSEN Dy
Isaac himself.
There is a touch
of the Sordid in
the record of
h oW Rebecca
and her FAM
lily were allured
by rich gifts
from Abraham s
match = making
steward. Isaac
himself is a
shadowy back
ground figure.
Once, when he
t h ou g h t t h e
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ALesson for the Week
'Peoce-ot-Any-Price' Man
Cut Sorry Figure in Life
By WILLIAM r. ELLIS.

Peace at the motto of the second Of the patriarch
OF and
the lesson his life
Munich today tragca xempifed
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SUBJECT.
''SOUL'' y

SERVICES
sunday II AM and 8 PM
Sunday School--il AM.
WEDNESDAY EVENING NETTING
s o'clock .
a1s arcosn IN Nm rofinT9 sTATraNr rRrp9Ya psYs
READING ROOMS
FIRST H-1612 K st.
NV. Hours, 9 to 9 Except
WEDNESDAYS 9 to 7 and Sun
days and holidays, 2:30 to
500.
SECOND CHURCHILL c ST.
NE. Hours, IL to Except
Wednesdays, II to 7;45; Sun
days and Holidays, 2,30 to
$500
THIRD CHURCH - c lorad o
Bldg, 14th and G SITS. Hours.
$50 to 9 wednesdays, $50 to
7:30, and Sundays and holi-
days, 2 to g..
FOURTH CHURCH-Riggs Bank
Bldg, $500 14th St, 9 to week
days; Wednesdays, $50 to 7;
Sundays, 2:30 to $50 pm.
/ Holidays, 230 to $50 pm.
| All are peleome to attend onr church
/ Hfrn
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#rrahytrrtart
The covenant-First
Presbyterian Church

Conn. Ave. st n St. NV.
Albert Joseph Mccartney. D. D.. Minister.
David De Forest Burrell. d. D.. Senior
Assistant Minister.
George II. Yount. Junior Assistant
Minister.
9:45 a.m.-Covenant Summer Bible Class
Studies in Genesis.
Ii a.m.--Morning Worship: DR., Burrell
preaching "When Ye Pray
Covenant Fellowship Young People .
Group 700 pm
Vespers Thursday 5:1s pm. preceded BY
1b-minute organ recital.
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The Sunday school lesson for
August is Is Isaac Practices
Peace"-Genesis, XVI.
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Ghrtsttuu sftrnff
Christian Science

CHURCHES OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Branehe, of The Mother Church.
The Fir.t Church of Christ
Scientist, Boston, Mass.
First Church of Christ Scienti,t
Columbia Rd. and Euclid e..
Second Church of Christ Scientist
Ill st. NE.
Third Church of Christ Scientist
3th and Sts. NV,
Fourth Church of Christ Scientist
18th and Oak sts. NV.
Christian Science Society
$3.50 Mass Ave. NV
SUNDAY School 30 AN
No Sunday Evening Service At Presently
Christian Science Society (Colored)
aO2 st, NV
mo Sunday Evening Service ct PretenD
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Iuthrran
-
r A / r II

Lse Blvd. At Jackson, Arlinsten, Va. Church
Service, $50 am. and il am.
3. g.. $50 an. Luther League, Pm.
GEORGE GNEWEN0W, Psstor
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lutheran
St. Matthew'S Lutheran Church
Kentucky Ave. at 18th st. Sc.
Rev. Theodore Paul Frieks, Paster.
9a.m.-Sunday School.
10 a.m.-'More Than ConsuArsra."
A Cordial Welcome to All.
Euthrran

Cordial Welcome to All.
TAKoMA
Seventh and Dahlia sts NY.
Three Blocks East OF walter xeedl
REV. ]. ADRIAN PFEFFEA, Pastor
Sunday School At . am.
Morning Worship At 10 am.
Sermon, THE One Freedom
Sunset Devotional Service, 80 Pm.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
The Theater Goes Practical
On Its Canteen Program
It Does Not Sound It's Old Self,
Vague and Sort of Lazy, When War
Gives 1t Hosts Purpose
Nv lay CARMODY.

Sometimes you sit down with people Of the teae and you are not
middle nightmare talk
= not the talk that hear real life It and
wonder what happened the laws
saying 1t aloud they
wouldn't YOUR? their marvellous
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Capitol-"Beyond the Blue Hort-
zon," Dorothy Lamour In another
Jungle: II am, las, 4:30. 7:15 and
9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1880, 3:35,
$40 and 9:05 pm.
Columbia--"Mais Gets Her Man, /"
Ann sothern getting Red SHELTON:
HAS am, 1:45. $40, $40. 1855 and
o:35 pm.
Earie-'~The Gay Sisters. and .
grim legal tangle: II an, las.
4:3o, 7:20 and 1910 pm. Stage
shows: los, $50, $40 and $50
pm.
Keith's-"Pride Of the Yankees
Gary Cooper In the life Of Lou oeh-
rig: $50 an, II, 2:25, Ass, 7:20
and $50 pm.
Little-"After Mein KAmpf,s the
rise Of Hitler in all Its infamy: ll:l0
am, l, 3:45, 4:3o, 6:l5, 9 and 9:45
pm.
Metropolitan - wings for the
Eagle Ann Sheridan on an assem-
bly, line: 11:35 an, 1:40, $40, 5:45,
7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Palaee-''This Above ALL" Eric
knights dramatic novel on the
screen. with Joan Fontaine: l1:4O
am, 2:lo. 4:40, 7:lo and $40 pm.
Charles Boyer and Michele
Morgan In ''Orage," at 2:10, 4:50,
7:30 and 1920 pm.
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Stimulation of Bond
Sales Discussed

Plans for immediate delivery Of
War bonds purchased in theaters
were discussed by motion picture
exhibitors from the District Of CO.
lumbia, Maryland and Virginia,
meeting yesterday in the Washing
ton Hotel. The plan, submitted a.
= means Of stimulating the Sep
tember theater drive, goal Of which
Is 81, ,000, 900 900 In bond and stamp
sales, will make bonds available to
the public night and day every day.
including Saturdays, Sundays and
holidays. These sales are expected
to start in most local theaters be-
fore the end OF this month.
Harry, Brandt Of the War Activi-
ties Committee Of the Motion Pic
ture Industry came from New York
to speak before the group, along
with Treasury Department oficials
and prominent movie exhibitors.
John J. Payette OF Warner Bros.
and Carter r. Barron OF Loew's.
co-chairmen Of the District COM
mittee, presided.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

time two people named Brock Penn
| berton and Milton Shubert sound
like two other fellows, maybe DON
aid Nelson and Bill Bait. It Is not
| that you've ever heard Nelson and
Bait, but the way Pemberton and
/ Shubert are talking is the way you
think the others must talk. Dynamic,
certain, lucid and as relevant as rel-
| evant.
Plays, personalities, players and
| all the other familiar conversational
things are gone. The theater has
lost its old gossipy, haphazard LAM
ness. It has q purpose that Is be-
yond selfish ambition and person.
| atty.
-Four hundred servicemen 4 night,
more If we get the turnover We
get In New York." says Mr.. Shu-
bert.
"And remember" says Mr. Penn
berton, when we thought that 500
night would be big thing In the.
New York canteen? We did $500
on recent nl8nt.
"And the news of 1t is all over the
world" Mr.. Shubert takes the next
line. 1--WE are always getting service
people who heard about it from
some other servicemen In Cairo,
Alexandria or maybe Burma"
"It's the best idea the theater
ever had for servicemen," say Mr..
Pembertm, who recalls that it is
an old World War idea under .
new name. e
q 4 Il
The original idea when the or
ganization meeting was set for the
National Theater tonight was to
have . few members Of the Na-
tional Branches Committee present,
lust enough to get the thing launched
IN time for opening around Labor
Day. It was not anticipated that.
every one or nearly every one would
want to come. But they did, and
they will. The list Mr.. Shubert
had In his pocket includes the
names Of Antoinette Perry, chair
man Of the Board Of the Theater
Wing: Helen Hayes, second vice
president; Tallulah Bankhead, Edna
Ferber, Lynn Fontanne, Alfred Lunt,
Lucy Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lodge, John Golden, vinton Freed
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lang.
'ner, Gilbert Miller, Mrs. Lawrence
Tibbett, Dwight Wyman, selena
Royle, Arthur Richman, Sol Lesser
and Mrs. Martin Beck,
Such . cast no local theater ever
SAW before. 81
Tho theater surprises you, too,
by It's new-found modesty Ia the
role Of host 70 the American serv-
iceman. It's people are having the
time OF their lives being largely
anonymous to their hundreds Of
customers.
The customers, 1t seems. have
been brought up on the movies and
ara unfamiliar with the people IN
the older art. They are sorry TO-
be 50 ignorant, bsit they are very
nice about 1t.
There is the anecdote, for exam
pie, Of the one whose buddy pointed
ont Jane Cowl ct the New York
canteen.
Who's shef" the first wanted 10
know.
Why, she's . great stage actress
his companion said repfovingly.
Gee, I'm SORRY" the other apolo-
gi1ed. I've been out Of the country
six months and don't have any idea
what's been going on"
The theater is having . wonder
ful time, too.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

cn1Al1keneSS. They are f1ne people
and this is fun, although 1t is not
getting any one anywhere.
II leaves you with sense that the
Evening star., 1942-08-06

at Camp George q. NeaAe = in the
process of being arranged 1U sun.
day evening.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

bkt0&N1 AA Ola
Impractical In
stitution which
must surprise it
self, and cer-
tainly surprises
you, when it &C
6 o m p ! lish E s
something won
dei7uliy complex
and yet COM
plete. It's
against nature,
you think. but
there 1t is and
you feel as II
you knew an ex-
Evening star., 1942-08-06

The Army and Navy Relief or
eanixations are 42.lO0, 900 richer to-
day rs ! result OF the nickles, dimes
and quarters contributed by the
motion picture patrons Of the coun-
try.
Camera shy and almost tongue-
tied, Nicholas Schenck, chairman
Of the industry's committee that
staged the Nationwide drive, late
yesterday presented two checks for
. million dollars each to Under
secretary OF War Robert p. Patter-
son and Rear Admiral James A.
Richardson, heads Of the two re-
lief organizations. Two other checks
for approximately $4,000 each
were presented by Harry Brandt,
representing the Independent The
ater Owners Association.
A battery OF news reels cameras
Was set up In one Of the conference
roofs Of the Munitions Building for
the presentation ceremony and Mr..
Schenck repeated and repeated his
single Zine" In. the scenario before
the movie tone operators appeared
satisfied. He heaved . sigh Of re-
lief ut the end.
HIS single line, which he changed
. bit from time TO time, ultimately
went something nke this: ION b.
half Of the motion picture patrons
Of the country, I present to YOU
Secretary Patterson, . million dol
lars and to you. Admiral Richard-
son, a million dollars" It was tha,
simple, but Mr.. Schenck, the mag
nate OF Metro-G Goldwyn-Mayer
muffed the lines and perspired un-
der the spot lights like q stage
struck amateur.
Undersecretary Patterson. little
calmer, had one trying moment
too. The first time he spoke his sin
gle line OF thanks. the roar Of an
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Logs a Nemesis

Fortunio Bonanova slightly In
jured his ankle sliding OF pile OF
logs In filming . scene In FOR
Whom the Bell Tolls"
Bonanova. who plays Fernando,
member Of Pablo's guerrilla band,
will Be able to resume work In a few
days without causing delay In CAM
era work.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
Miss Russell
Abused by Henry

Gail Russell, the 17-year-old beau
" know as the 'Hedy Lamar Of
Santa Monica" who was signed to
Paramount contract several weeks
ago, will make her movie debut In
Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour" by
being insulted. pushed from . fence
having her dress torn, her stockings
smeared with grease and her bru-
nette hair dishevelled.
Evening star., 1942-08-06
u. Of NJ. Players
Present Comedy

The Footlight Club Of the Uni
versity Of Maryland opens three
night run Of Francis Swann's COM
edy, '.Cut OF the Frying Pam to-
night at $50 O'Clock in the Uni
versity Theater at College Park.
DR.. Charles B. Hale Of the faculty
directs.
A special performance Of the play
Evening star., 1942-08-06

Brazil q dsvelopine on from t1hs
oiticica tree a. m Industrial al.
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Trouper Dies at IS

GLENDALE, Calf. Aug. 8 R.-
Mae Talbot, -, old-ttme troupsr oe
stage and screen, died Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-08-06

citing secret. Jay Carnody.
And then one day you get a
chance to see another side of theater
people, as distinct from movie peo-
ple who are naturally efficient. and
It Is Just as amazing. That's day,
say, when they get together and
talk about organizing Washington
Stage Door canteen. At such a
Evening star., 1942-08-06

AMUsEllErTs.
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81 100000 From Movie Fons
Presented Army, Navy Relief

airplane came through aA open
window to drown out hts voice
However. II was : happy occasion
all around. especially for the Army
and Navy reliefs.
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3916 r ST. Sc.

large rms, bath, streamlined kit: rec
reation room; gas heat; terms Ma. 1913
Evening star., 1942-06-14
INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED.

This unique home has all the charm and
character desired by most buyers. lovely
bay windows bookcases, cool screened
porch shaded by huge elm tree; first-noor
bedroom and bath; 2 exceptional bedrooms,
bath and storage space on 2nd fl. There is
a very large basement with fireplace and
maids bath. These and other features
make UP one Of the best offers we have had
in months. Call day or eve, Sunday, 8
to 3.
c. ALLEN SHERWIN 4S45 Mass. Ave.
EMERSON 9122.
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MARVELLOUS VALUE.

BETHESDA AREA.
See this 3-bedroom 2-bath home with
large living room and fireplace. spacious
dining room, nlodernly equipped kitchen.
including stove and refrigerator; bullt-in
garage. Attractively financed; reasonable
terms: located on large corner wooded
lot. The price will SURPRISE you.
Wisconsin 3o5n ENenings SH 61o1
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AsnsNG32N tTsnsfefred 3 srm Brick co
ssnisPs' SI' Psai SSso' 81 $3.50 down sa7.S' mo
50, 3,775-OWNER TRANSFERRED. 4-RM.
and bath bungalow wooded lot; posses,
sion July L; small down Dayment., $21.7s
Tsnshr, IGnth; F a,Ii: T. hd IA warfield ss49' West
FoREsTVILLE, MD, ON RITCHIE RD---
New 4-room and bath BUNGALOW, oil heat.
Small down payment easy terms. For
information call RIA. 5605.
NisHE6. NH 6AS; CORNER fHouF FouR-RooM BUNGH-
Low; FINISHED SECOND FLOOR, AUTO.
Shs Ss HEAT EAsX soo TEHMs EVE Wi seaas 1899 FUR
9h BATHS, al modern improvements Ys oil Burner.
tifui shrubbery, 80 fruit trees and kinds
81 shor dsance Of OF rsroad
e 3: c:s-J, NJ, DETWfIER' Clifton; va.
NEAR cHEyERtiY; MDmNEW d., .,d3 RuSGA: Soa,:
5ox14s It.; large trees; vacant; $3.50;
ssth :sshS and Landover I'd. I'd Wa. VA e2s2. "A.
y raTs SogNT9 SsTf "a At 5uns, sos
rag; rage; Very Very beautiful lot, With shade trees
Transportation; price. s6,5Oo; cash, $1,000;
monthly, $50 (no trusts; owner leaving
town JOSEPH REIBLE, agt., 1905 N
Garfield ST.. Arlington, Va. oxford 0515
or oxford O565-J.
SEMINARY RD., SEMINARY HILL, VA
Groom frame home. 6 bedrooms. 2 baths
both with fireplace; very large pine-paneled
dining room, tile kitchen, oil heat. barn
and garage over acre OF ground; near
transp. TIE. 1855.
HEART OF CLARENDON-ONLY $5,95O. 8
rms. bath, h.-wh.; 69x105 lot, shade
trees: 10c bus. easy terms. HANSEL.
phone oxford O40O. Falls Ch. 1871.
ARLINGTON-BRAND CAPE COD
brick bunsalows; 10 minutes from down;
basement. large heated attic, large lot,
S6;99Q. must have $500 down. Drive out
Columbia pike one block past Glebe I'd
iisht to 8. Monroe st.. left four blocks to
g. 18th St, left to houses. Only one left.
10c bus, served by three bus lines.
tached, i year oid; oil heat, screened porch;
bus 1T door. Call Glebe 0094. $4,000.
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T WAS TRADED

BY my owner am only six years old;
bedrooms, baths. Ia bath on 1st floor,
nlent: you must see me to appreciate my
value Call OR. 2244 for appt. PAUL P.
ETnNE Paa1top
Evening star., 1942-06-14

COLORED.
HISTORIC GEORGETOwN-A beauti-
full brk. home. 8 lovely large rooms. bath.
h.-w.h.. full cellar, good condition: yard.
Price; 800; cash. $1,000. Inspection
Brookiand-6 large rooms and bath.
detached. h.-wh.. new-house condition:
lot 50xl5o: normally priced. Inspection
by appointment.
Park I'd. at I3th-8 rms. and tile bath;
brick Colonial. ell conveniences, attic and
cellar. Price, 81 $50; cash. 81. 500.
1900 blk. Park pl.-Beautiful setting:
clean. dignifed neighborhood rms. and
title bath. tapestry brick. h.-w.h.: $500.
Columbia rd.. near Georgia aye.-6 rms.
M path Colonial porch. h.-w.h. cellar;
1000 blk. Capitol ave. n.e-s rms. and
bath. Colonial brick, h.-w.h., lovely back
Price. $3.50: cash, $500.
1400 blk, Morris rd. s.e.--6 rms, 2
modern baths. year-around air condition
ing. concrete Colonial porch. hardwood
drs., finished recreation room. fully in
sulated. furred walls. weather-stripped,
with 9 closets in master bedroom. Price.
S6,75O: cash. $500.
800 blk. Acker ST. n.e--s rms. bath,
h.-w.h. Price. 81 800: cash. $500.
JOHN P. MURCHISON,
1871 uop,n NJ VIZ
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DISTINCTIVE

KENWOOD CLUB SECTION.
If YOU interested in the unusual
you will appreciate this unique broom
stone and brick gable home very large
studio living room with random width
floors, fireplace. picture windows and
many additional features. You will find
this home Just chock-full of charm at
every turn; cost S2O,O0O to build. Trans
ferred. owner must sell at a substantial
discount.
c. ALLEN sHERwIN. 4s45 MASS. AVE.
EMERSON 9122.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLORED.

12 rooms 2 baths, h.-w.h., S12,950. Make
your own terms
URCiOLO REALTY CO., ME. 4941.
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MIST SELL,

NAVAL OFFICER TRANSFERRED.
Less than / year old. this broom bun
gslow. with finished attic. is in perfect
condition; located in Rockcrest, Md; ex-
press bus 10 city. Can be purchased for
$3.50, furnished, or $3.50 unfurnlshed.
This is a bargain, act quickly.
GRAHAM-HAII. WI .,Nn0
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New HouSe-Hill Crest.

Brick, rooms bedroom and bath on
1st floor, bedrooms and bath on end
floor. built-in garage. finished recreation
room; beautiful lot. 2sls Fort Baker DIR.
Sc; built by Paul P. Stone and Avon
Shockey. For information. call Mr.
Phifer. IL. 1915. PAUL p. STONE Real
TOR. 1000 Conn ave OR oo44
Evening star., 1942-06-14

COLORED-14OO BLOCK QUE ST. NV
ii r., . b.. extra toilet, h.-w.h., OIL
lith and T SITS nw-9 r.. b.. oil
burner. Ist commercial zone; $1,000,
$4,000 cash.
400 block N. Y ave. n.w.-11 r, b.,
cleo; $3.50; ST 200 cash.
1892 Whittingham pl. NIB r. D.
cleo: So 500 cash; rented $50,
Kenilworth, 4503 Douglas st. ne.-o T..
cleo, gas; $3.50 cash:
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RRIGHTWOOD VACANT.

4414 3rd st. n.w.-Open 1890 to 3: 2,
family, rooms, 2 complete kitchens, =
complete baths, recreation room. garage
very desirable location. Don't fail to see
this good buy, priced at SS.950.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
c10 Q5Q

Beautiful brck-and-shingle home: u
block bus line: first floor. living, dining
den screened porch 2nd floor, large
bedrooms . beautiful tile baths; automatic
heat: garage; beautiful trees, shruooery.
home. LESLIE D MEASELL, WO. 52e1.
DET. BRICK BUNGALOW.
cellar: large wooded lot; $3.50: terms.
RA 4343
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Bedroom and Bath 1St Floor,
BedrmS. and Bath End Fl.
Detached brick, large lot: automatic gas
TERM cali Mr. %sase DTss EM
..' SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
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Mr.. N. Cap. and Seaton Pl.
S5 050

Here is a choice owner-occupied home
in immaculate condition. has large rooms,
bath. oil h.-wh., oak floors on first and
modern kitchen. Conv. terms. See Mr..
Boucher, Shepherd 1900.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS,

41st and Tennyson rd. University PIX,
Md:-Individually designed. 5 rms, tile
bath. large floored and insulated attic.
Full basement, h.-wh., large wooded lots.
Mr.. schools and transp. From S7,450.
PERRY BOSWELL. INC.
1904 Rhode Island Ave. NE. WA. 1900.
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NEAR THE CATHEDRAL

On a quiet street I block from trans
portstion end shopping This corner semi
detached S-rm., 2-bath home with large
halls, built-in garage and basement toilet
is spacious throughout Ideal for large
family or investment
c. ALLEN SHERWIN
4S45 Mass. Ave.
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.

Bliss School and Georgia ave; large
wooded lot 6Ox2O0; 4 bedrooms. beautiful
bath Easy terms. LESLIE D. MEASELL.
Evening star., 1942-06-14

BRIGHTWOOD BARGAIN!
Rittenhouse st. n.w.-One of the most
attract. homes in this convenient section:
s rms. 3 bedrms, bath, hot-water heat
with Bryant gas boiler; insulated and
weather-stripped; auto. water heater; ga
rage; near 5th st. bus line and schools
excel. cond.: only S6,35O. Call Mr.. Thomp-
son, RA. 1862. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
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TAKE THINGS EASY

On this diversified, screened porch: q fine
place to eat during these warm days, too.
Larger than average lot. all fenced in;
rooms and bath; recr. room: built-in ga
rage; bus at the corner. This Silver Spg.
home can be bought for only 50. $50 be
cause owner is moving up north. SH. 234S;
LIZ no ANSWER try SH 221l
Evening star., 1942-06-14
Near Walter Reed Hospital.

1NOdI WUIUOI INNOU A1OpUIVt1f'
s-room English-type brick gabled resi-
cence. containing living room. Sunroom
dining room. kitchen, bedrooms. 3 baths
and only priced at $4,000; located n
block from 18th St: suitable as a family
home Emerson 1890 until 9 pm.
E A. TWEED CO. 55n4 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1942-06-14

tNORTH CAPITOL AND CLAIMING SITS
Nice Colonial brick home containin s
rms. bath. h.-a.h.; deep lot; in the best
Of condition; reasonable cash payment and
$40 per month. Phone Mr.. Boucher
R. A. HUMPHREYS,