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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
LoueIIa
Parsons
in AoAyvoeei

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. ST. wan,
to apologize to Madeleine Carol
night out in print for my article
saying that she is planning a re-
turn TO the screen after having
had difficulties with Stirling
Hayden.
Madeleine writes one of the
incest letters I've ever resolved
and tells me the true story. She
says: II love Stirling very deeply
and I am very proud of him. He
Is in the marine corps in the
soGth. AS for my own movie
plans. they are these: / frankly
would sooner make no more movies
for the duration. Admiral Land
of the marine commission has
greatly honored me by making
me a member of the board Of
trustees and director OF entertain
ment of the newly formed United
Seamens Service which mas been
organized for merchant searnen.
, Il have 9 till 6 job here-a
cause in which I can believe and
for which / can crusade and IL Is
with complete feeling that / am
participating in the war effort to
the fun extent of my energy"
Both Madeleine and Stirling
deserve our greatest admiration
for giving up successful careers
for the cause which is uppermost
IN all of our hearts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
FOUR FAMILIAR ONES

The four other scheduled ballets
seen before in Detroit albeit
never in their present reconsuuc-
tons viii be "Petrouchka" by
Fokine 10 the Stravinsky score
"Sylphi0es" TO the Chopin medley;
"Coppelia" newly revised by Simon
Semenoff and newly designed by
Roberto Montenegro, and "Au-
rora's Wedding restaged by Dolir
10 Tsci1aikowslly's well-knowr
final act of the Sleeping Beauty
ballet and with fresh decor after
the original sketches by Leon
Bakgt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Niqht Club NeWS
By WALTER STEVENSON

SWING SONG star Billie Rich
mond gives the new revue al
MGkeys Show Bar a flying send
off this week with her interpreta-
tion of Please Think of Me" She
follows through with other favor
ties from the top of the hit parade,
while Conchita and Antonio make
contrasting selections. offering
"Senorita." from Girl of the
Golden West" and other semi
classical Spanish and American
tunes.
The DePerons score with adagio
routines climaxed by a record
setting feat of strength in which
he lifts her from the floor TO a
point above his head ID times IN
succession.
Playing three clarinets at once
is the speciality of Sandy Derson.
who, with his partner Nanon.
offers musical novelties. Wilma
Novak does a bit of "coon-shout-
ing" in her singing and dancing
routines, and Dorothy Mayo is q
graceful toe and character dancer
Buddy Roth is the Tiotous new
comedy master of ceremonies
Offering stories and skits between
introductions, and scoring with his
Honesty Is the Best Policy" auto
mobile scene. Harriet McRae offers
a song speciality; Lillian Randall
does soft shoe: Irene Gordon is a
Gypsy dancer; Del Rogers presents
Hawaiian hulas.
The 10 Mickeyettes round out
the show with football, harem and
musical-comedy production num-
bers. Music is by Joe Blanket, the
trumpet king, and his orchestra.
THREE 666 - Bette Taylor's
For Dancers Only" revue is
unique in description. Bette has
minimiZed the singing interest "a
bring together a host of talented
sepia dancers.
Topping the bill are Count Le-
roy, novelty dancer; Bunny Briggs,
tap dancer. and girl tapster, Sugar.
A new trio. MaybeIe. frankie
and Polly, eccentric dancers, make
their first appearance in this show
Balance of the cast includes
Marcellus Wilson, singing and
dancing master of ceremonies
Morton Swing Brown: Prince
Albert, lyric tenor. and the eight
dancing Taylorettes.
The ensemble offering is gypsy
number with the TayloretteS
CARRIED in Illuminating gypsy dress.
Musical numbers are Irving Ber-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
Ballet Theater Here
For Four Performances

design this historic dance for four
ballerinas whose first and only ap-
pearance together took place at a
command performance fore
Queen Victoria in 1S45 at HeI
Majesty's Theater in London.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
WEDDING BELLS

GREER CARSON saws she will
have 90 see Random Harvest"
all over again. While she and
Richard Ney and her mother were
looking at the picture the tele-
phone kept ringing asking for a
Notification of the reports that
size was Co become Mrs. Ney
Richard said: One OF the calls
came juSt az the moment when
Ronald Colrnan had love scene
with Greer and I wanted TO sec
Colman's technique because hes
my favorTte actor.
Whether or not Greer marries
Ney is known only 10 her he
has two rings, an engagement and
a wedding ring. waiting for her
and his furloLgh Is only for few
days longer. so she'll have 10
make up her mind.
! have an idea. somehow! they
will slip away and get married
Just before he leaves. Yet. il Is
always very unsafe TO predict any
Hollywood marriage.
ONE OF TEN BEST
THE AMEs BoYS-Stephcn
and Paul-wilI angel Cob
web by Fritz Rotter and Alien
Vincent, authors OF Letters To
Lucerne." mentioned nv Burns
u Mantle as one of the ten best
plays of that season.
Got n kick out OF the note
that "Cobweb" il a fascinating
love story with psychological
murder twist. There's nothing
like a batty murder to pep mp
n love story--lf you ask me.
Seriously. however. IL Is prob
ably good show because the
Ames brothers produced one Of
last years hits, Guest I'm the
House" and sold Ii to Hunt
Stromberg for n movie.
Wonder what studio Will have
enough money 10 buy "Cobweb ="
PASS THE BAZooKA
WELL. BOB BURNS is nc
longer i'm any doubt about what
Postmaster Gen. Frank G. Walker
thinks OF his bazooka--all oi
which leads back over a very
funny story: The boys in the
coast artillery in Panama City
asked Bob TO donate a prize for
their contest for the best liar
IN the group. Bob promptly
offered his original bazooka-bu'
when II came time to ship it the
post Office said il weighed toe
much. So he promptly wrote
Senator Hattie Caraway of Ar
kanas and asked her 10 intercede
with Postmaster Walker And
here Is the note the general sent
back: Things have come to a
pretty pass when a cabinet mem
Der has to play wet nurse 10 a
bazooka. But I'm granting a
special mailing dispensation--ju just
TO get the blamed thing out of the
country"
n LINE OR TWO
LEROY PRINZ said mo"
so loud II could be heard all
over Hollywood when his Is
!. year-old daughter Dolores was
offered a contract at Warmers.
q shes going TO finish school,"
he said. Her reply was: The
= real reason Pops won't let me
work Mt Warmers IL that he's
afraid I'll expose his card
tricks"
Both Joan Bennett and Walter
s Wanger arc boosting John Fred
erick, New York actor. who has
been tested at R-K-O until he
gets set in the movies he's
playing the lead ut the Max
Reinhardt Theater opposite
Marlene Dletrich's young daugh-
ter. Maria Manton, In The
Little Foxes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05

THE BALLET THEATTR. cur
rentiy at the Metropolitan Opera
House In New York City, has been
announced to appear IN Detroit
at the Masonic Auditorium on
Saturday and Sunday. November
Is and %. Four performances in
all. q matinee and evening show
each day, are scheduled.
Predominantly American in per-.
sonnet. the company which viii be
presented by S. Hurok combines
the best ballet tradition inherited
from Russia with the new outlook
acquired by that veteran impress
sario in 10 years of impregnating
American audiences with balleto-.
mania.
The uniqueneSs OF the Ballet
TheaetT }fes also irNS7S rNepresentaGs
tive repertory Of classic and newly
created works by the worlds
greatest choreographers. These in
clude the late Michel Fokine.
Leonide Massine, Antony Tudor.
Marius Petipa. Anton d in,
Adolph Bonn and David Lichine. a
comprehensive list no other COM
pany can boast.
ELEVEN BALLETS HERE
Eleven ballets by these chore-
ographeTs will compose the four
programs AZ the Masonic Au-
dtorium. OF these. seven will be
completely new 10 Detroit au-
diences.
The first work. "Bluebeard." the
hilarious collaboration by Fokine
and designer Marcel VerteS. with
a musical score by Jacques Often
bach. uses the fable of the wife
ridden potentate with visible sue
cess.
Also by Fokine will be Russian
Soldier" 10 the Serge Prokofieff
1t. Kije Suite" supplied with
scenery and costumes by MtiSlav
Dobu iinsky.
Pillar Of Fire" was created by
Antony Tudor. Englands repre-
sentative in the ballet world whom
observers consider one of the most
significant photographers of mod
ern times. Inspired by Chekov's
Three Sisters" this work utilities
Arnold Schoenherg's evocative
"Verklaerte Nacht" for its music
with decor by the American stage
designer 10 Mielziner.
MOVED TO THEATER
Leonide Massine transferred his
attention from the Ballet Russo
10 the Ballet Theater during the
latter company's stay by govern
ment invitation IN Mexico City last
summer. and staged "Aleko" for
which the eminent Russian painter,
Marc Chagall. made his debut in
ballet by designing the backdrops
and costumes. The music is that
of the Tchaikowsky A Minor Trio.
syrnphonically orchestrated by
Emo Rapee. This all-Russian COM
bination is based on the poem,
"Gypsies," by Alexander Pushkin.
and tells of a city-bred youth who
joins a gypsy caravan and of his
conflict with their code of love.
'Pas de Quatre," by Anton
Dolin, combines the music of
Cesare Pugni and Autograph by
a. f.. Chalon as basis, the chore-
ographer recreated in spirit and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-05
NEo-CLAssIC DESIGN

Sixth on the list of new works
is Helen of Troy" which David
Liehine staged TO the music of
Offenbachs La Belle Helene
and for which the same Vertes of
"Bluebeard' fame contributed the
decor.
Last but certainly not least will
be Peter and the Wolf" chore-
ographed by Adolph Bolm, who
used Serge Prokofieffs music
from which the ballet derives IFS
title.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-23

straw x. Jewish advertiS-
ers, who talk big about their con-
tributiOns to local charities, could
do worse than spend some money
in the local English-Jewish pa
pers, which help preserve in Jews
the sense of common comfort and
protection. And the big Jews
need the little Jews more than
vice versa.
MORE WAR
When ribbons of merit are a.
warded, a huge sash will-or
should-be conferred on Michael
Straus. He's the fellow who was
really responsible for Americas
war production drive under Don
aid Nelson, bringing the country's
manufacturing facilities to
high state of zip. Borrowed last
March from the Interior Depart
ment to do the job, Straus is just
as modestly back in his old niche
at the request of Secretary Ickes.
John Rankin of Mississippi
may mouth the old Czarist slog-
ans about race, but the South is
far from being all Rankin. For
example, that swell wartime edi-
torial in the Knoxville Journal
headed "Inciters of Race Intoler-
ance Are Traitors" And when
an editor in the heart of the Bible
belt writes the way Guy L. Smith
does. he shows he understands the
meaning of war. Take his crack
at some so-called ministers OF
God 4. all the NaZis are not
in Germany. We have some OF
them right here in the United
States Some of them are IN
high places of responsibility
Some of them, God pity us, &C.
,cupy pulpits where they shame
the God they claim to serve Oy
being Nazis at hearts"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-23
Enemy Aliens

gratifying to learn from the Attorney Generals speech
mbu Day Department Of Justice with the
President decided the stigma of being classified
"eneny 1000 Italian citizens in this country.
hence said BddIe, shown "hat with very few excep
these 100000 Italian enemy aliens not enemies at ALL"
brought comfort and satisfaction to
number enemy aens"sO-caled enemy Aliens" the
orney General puts it,
But about those others who despite their loyalty to this
ntry and cause still labelled enemy aliens?"
originate from Germany including tens of thousands of
refugees first victims Hitler and
m officially deprived their German citizenship They hate
her deportng torturng and killing their helpless
Germany with hatred unsurpassed by that of the
les the Czechs all the other subgaed nations
v contribute
are fighting by side with the the
berican and the United Nations armies.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-23
Heard In The
LObbieS
BY DAVID DEUTSCH
WAR BACKWASH

\ number of English-Jewish
PkIies are among the first vic
IS of the war. They will either
appear or cut their pages SO
|rply as to leave little more
IN a masthead Too bad,
|ause these papers are about
only contact which most
lerican Jews have with the
side Jewish world It's
because many local Jewish
Hers adopt the definition of an
|ert as the fellow who lives in
next town While local
Fish funds are being used to
Ance Jewish journalism "else-
pre-" local Jewish papers are
hg allowed to wither and die.
If that's Jewish statesman
P I'll eat my last summers
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-10-23
Wartime Discrimination

cannot have their cake and eat it too That fact must be
appraising the efforts to root discrn
against in Wartime industries What constitutes wis
approach the realm Of public relations is mat
opinion Currently individuals charged with
responsibility mecuIOusy avoiding the of the words
describe their detectives They continue to
sOunding perfectly reasonable phrases which
in industry obvious
lty public
Evening star., 1942-03-27
AN EXCEIJENT RTTY

Almost new. modern limestone. store
/ building and home in active section on
! Wisconsin ave. Immediate possession.
! -Four bedrooms and = baths on 2nd floor.
Three-car brick garage. Gas heat. Close
TO new Sanitary Market, Sears, Roebuck.
i etc. Owner will sell below cost.
/ PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Evening star., 1942-03-27
PETWORTH BARGAIN.
OPEN TODAY

Lovely row brick Colonial, with six
2 screened rear porches; in excellent con-
dition. A real buy. Shown by appoint
ment only. To see call Mr.. Ginnetti, DI.
31 90: REITZEII,: or TR 1890 ewes
Evening star., 1942-03-27

$1095O-DET. BRICK. LESS THAN ONE
year old. in Bethesda area: 3 bedrooms. 2
baths. oil heat, gar, recreation room
Evening star., 1942-03-27
LOTS FOR SALE.
BUILDERS.

400 lots with streets and improvements
almost completed. 40 houses already built
in this subdivision. We will sell all or
part. You can start building tomorrow.
Nj Whltetord, McKEEVER &. WHITE
FORD. 1914 K St NV. District 9106.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VICINITY 18th AND COL. RID N.W@.s
cash req w W. BAILEY. MA 3570.
VICINITY 18th AND SPRING RD.-15
units | and . rnI. apis. Annual rent.
$3.50; $4,000 cash req. w. w. BAILEY.
Ma. 3570.
LINCOLN PIX. NE.-S UNITS of R. K.
S5 900. w. w. BAILEY, MA. 3570.
OWNER MUST SELL. 4-STORY CORNER
brick near 9th g. Mass. ave. NV con-
tanning 3 stores and apis; income; SOS
per month VIM CORCORAN HILL CO.,
10 Jackson place NV. DI. 1888.
SMALL COR. OFFICE BLDG. ON HTS;
make offer: 2 duplex fats, $3.50 ca: 3S
lots, Lanham. Nd. so nr. Falls Church, Va:
clear, terms, trade N. E. RYON CO.,
1216 N Y ave Ma 1907.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.
,HEVY CHASE, d.
(Continued.)

CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
1923 Livingston st.-LarEe detached cen:
ter-hall home, rooms on 1st floor. 4
rooms and . baths on 2nd floor, front anc
rear porches. gas heat, built-in garage
large grounds: S150.
LINKINS CO., No. / Dupont Circle.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2I2 A 3 MILES SOUTH OF LAUREL, MD.
Close paved State rd., rooms. electricity:
outbuildingS well water. 81 800.
40 acres near Washington blvd. Good
set of buildings. electricity. $3.50.
Many others.
j H FETTY,
Laurel. Md
Evening star., 1942-03-27

Immediate possession. brick bungalow,
completely furnished; 5000 cash, $50 per
mo. without furniture: additional cash for
furniture
JOSEPH G.. ZIRKIE DI 3316
Evening star., 1942-03-27
MARVELLOUS VIEW.

14S acres a charming small house: on
the lower PatuXent River t3 miles wlde).
1.60O feet water front. Garage with guest
quarters. > barns, tenant house, large pond.
beautiful formal garden, all sorts of fruit
and berries. profitable tobacco crop. This
is really a very unusual property. Sixty
miles from Wa ashington in Calvert County.
Maryland Price, $4,000 BOSS 65
PHELPS exclusively. MA 1900 Evenings
call Mr.. Shackeford. 81. 66nS.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
NEW FINE HOME

In Crystal Spring Knolls Arlington, Va,
2349 N. QUEBEC st.-3 large bedrooms,
built-in garage; price. SI2,5O0 terms.
3 other homes of different desisns in
same section. S13,50O and S14,500.
OPEN DAILY TILL PM
Drive out Lee Highway to Military I'd.
right to Lorcom lane. right / block to
home M. T BROYHILL CO., INC, CHI.
63O0 and Oh 5517
Evening star., 1942-03-27
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued.
WALTER REED SECTION

Detached Brick
Four bedrooms. , baths. recreation room.
Gear garage; this lovely home is only "a
block from the bus and near schools. shop
ping center: terms may be arranged. a
real buy. Call MR.. DREISEN. DI. 3l00
or TIA 5000 ewes
Evening star., 1942-03-27
RIINGAI,OW

years old. lovely rooms. bath. auto.
heat, spacious grounds, etc. Convenient 10
transportation. bargain for only 81. so,
on easy terms. Call till 9 pm.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
VIM. BOSWELL.
2-YEAR-OLD BRICK DET. HOME.
SS 9S0

ME. 3033. WI 441O Ewes.
g27 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1942-03-27

garage. DI. 1921.
20 YEARS EXPERIENCE AND SERVICE.
TAKOMA PARK AND SILVER SPRING.
4-room and bath bungalow. h.-w.h., ga
rage; large corner lot: near bus and
smart new: brick bungalow with 8
rooms. bath. large attic. basement auto.
heat and insulation: $3.50.
Overlooking Sligo Park-7-room. q
and wooded lot: $500.
Beautiful brick and stone, Groom. q
bath home. on large wooded corner lot:
garage and recreation room: S9,750.
ROBER E LOHR,
311 Cedar ST. Takoma Park. GE. O257.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
New detached brick containing six
spacious rooms. 1st-f1. lavatory. Unusual
in design and plan. Built-in garage. The
only new home available in the location
!aaef s!ssHSSi SHANNON & 1ucHs CO..
1905 H st. NV Ma. 2345.
THE HOME OF TOMORROW.
DESIGNED in stone sas;9S9' ana brick, every room
sun parlor, slass-iit bathrooms, recrea-
ton room with corner fireplace an indi-
vidual design Of its own: located in, the
heart Of Woodside Park within walking
distance to shopping center. For further
information call Mr. Clements. WO. 3514,
or BETTZEIL. DI. - 90.
RANDLE HIGI -.ANDS-S7, 900.
Detached, large rooms, built-in garAge;
oaes. Sa s"' ssPf III sSs s ,RPoffsSsSsa' fssS o.
1343 Il st. NV. D1. 1900.
Evening star., 1942-03-27

distance new Naval Hospital; modern, at
tractive brick bungalow containing rooms.
nice living room with fireplace, bedrooms
and bath, large basement: also attic with
stairs, space for additional rooms; auto.
matte heat, 65-ft. lot, wooded; house 2
years old: owner transferred; price. 1880.
E.. NJ. FRY, INC, 6s40 Wisconsin ave.
WI G7dO
Evening star., 1942-03-27

COMMERCIAL ZONE-WILL TRADE
Open. 523 Kennedy st. n.w.-Arranged
for 1 or 2 families; auto. heat. big lot,
Evening star., 1942-03-27
FOR SALE AT COST
ARLINGTON. VA.
UNUSUAL, BARGAIN

In the Bradley Hills district. a farm of
S912 acres with a view for miles around.
All rolling upland. 1900 feet OF road
frontage. Remodeled farmhouse. bed
rooms. bath. barn. garage and outbuildings.
An ideal spot for a city farmer and a
rare bargain at S1S,500. Call Mr.. Smith,
ALLIED REALTY CORP. Bradlev OBI.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
$500 DOWN PAYMENT.

Capitol View, Md-Modern 5-room
frame bungalow. with space for 2 ad-
ditonal rooms on 2nd floor: lot. 75x157,
plenty Of. room for garden; h.,w.h; Near
Price, S5,25O E NJ. FRY. INC. 6s4O
wisconsin ave. WI. 6740.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHEp.

2O5 AVE. F.. DISTRICT HGTS., MD.-3
large rooms and bath; heat elec. and gas
included: reasonable.
626 ST N.W.-LARGE ROOM. KITCHEN
and bath, End floor: S25 month. Key at
Evening star., 1942-03-27

Mr.. Dupont Circle-Large living room
with open fireplace, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths;
price, S16.500. Evenings or Sundays
phone Franklin 30l0.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC,
1921 Conn Ave Decatur $500
Evening star., 1942-03-27
APARTMENTS WANTED.
(Continued.)


GOVT Ex. AND WIFE DESIRE SMALL
fq5a BIDS or Yfu1a P KE Dy so Ext trans ns5s
B Box = o4oo-T. Star. w 20.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN g BATH WANTED
by couple: . children; furnished or unfur-
nished; convenient to transportation, Box
403-T, Star. 29'
COUPLE BOTH WORKING, DESIRE
details. BOX 412-T, Star. 90
MARRIED COUPLE. LONGTIME RESI-
dents of Washington; best references; seek
ing smaller apartment: prefer two-room
bhchs b,tehen mn and a,s bath combination Iele
TWO YOUNG MEN, NON-DRINKING
gentle desire basement apt. in Northwest
section. Call Dupont 5612 after $40 pm
ABOUT MAY 1sT, 2 ROOMS KIT. &
bath Pat furnished n married couple; will rent
Star 29'
FURN, NV. SECTION, BY DEFENSE
workers, before April 4. Call MISS LIBBY,
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED. LIGHT
housekeeping. 2 or 3 rooms; . adults and
pont glrS; S5da and yrs. Call after PM %. pu-
apartment. kitchenette. bath bath for "'fnse three
months. good NV. location Box ATT
Star.
2 SISTERS DESIRE APRIL lst, RMS,
kit, bath, unfurn. WELLS. North 3061.
Sat after pm.
THREE OR FOUR BEDROOM. NICELY
Woodrow Wilson High School, would con-
ca ERecutSe Rew fSe s5STe June
ately, room, kitchenette, bath; unfur-
nished. TAYLOR 1894.
Evening star., 1942-03-27
FARMS FOR SALE.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD. = 20
acres, modern home. 15 minutes from
Dist. line; private owner, North 0237. rs.
CARROLL co. Md ACRES. MODERN
house, oil heat. barn, chicken house, etc:
on macadam road. close to B. &; o. Station.
W. R HATFIELD. Gather. Md.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS. ALL
FRANCIS l. THOMPSON. III W. Montg.
ave. Rockville, Md. Rockville 444
100 AC. 6 ROOMS. BUILT 1860: PHI.
and elec.: nice setting: tenant hse., barn.
etc: land lined, seeded. fertilized and
fenced; large stream, : springs. good road:
20 mi. D. c.: S6,500. r. D. GRAHAM,
LARGE, SMALL FARMS WITHIN 80 MI:
IN Md, Va, S4.450 to SO. 500; terms.
trade on few. Acreage. $40 q. up. Urban.
estates, shore cottages, lots reduced. N.
E. RYON CO.. Ma. 1907. Res, GE. 6146.
I67 ACRES, 7-ROOM FRAME HOUSE,
barn and other outbuildlngs: price,
S1n,750. MARYLAND REALTY CO., 9l5
lnrh MA SlQS
Evening star., 1942-03-27

and Farragut-6 rooms. inclosed porches,
pantry, recreation room, gas heat, double
garage. OWNER. Taylor 3467. 29'
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

| LARGE CORNER STORE IN HEART OF
| Clarendon shopping center; will suitcase
month to month at S175 per month to
| responsible party Call Mr.. Sund. OLD
| DOMINION REALTY co. Realtors" 32O5
| North Washington blvd, Arlington. Va.
| Chestnut H343
Evening star., 1942-03-27
HOUSES FOR SALE

large lot. IL r, 4 b., oil heat, 2-car gar
immediate poss.: excellent cond; $1,000
req w. w. BAILEY. Ma 3670
Evening star., 1942-03-27
FULTON R. GRUVER,
Builder Cbanberd Roo1
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
DEnDoO-E ~OT O~rr.T

4-BEDROOM COLONIAL.
Owner. having bought new home. has
placed this spacious center-hall house on
the market at an attractive price Con-
talns bedrooms, . bath, firSt-floor study
and lavatory, large storage attic, auto
matte heat, garage. 1t is situated on a
nice corner lot, close to schools and trans
portation. Owner will consider a smaller
house in trade
FRANK G PHILLIPS M 1d11
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S12.850,

Modern bungalow, > bedrooms, tile bath,
large living room, fully equipped kitchen,
side porch. Livable attic. F. E. PFEIFFER
OIL. 6S6T or WI h3II
Evening star., 1942-03-27

Facing Spring Valley, this home contains
den and lavatory, large kitchen and butler s
pantry, spacious hail. dining room and
living room on 1st floor; bedrooms, ga
baths on 2nd floor; > large rooms on 3rd
floor; maids room and bath and finished
recr. room with fireplace in basement.
1908 Loughboro rd. Out Mass. ave. to
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP.
WI o431 1904 Wisconsin Ave
Evening star., 1942-03-27

RMS, BATH. EXTRA BATH IN BASE
ment. Semi-detached. Oil heat Can pe
bought furn. or unfurn. Excel Northwest
section. Reasonable. Call MR. GUNN,