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Evening star., 1942-04-05
Montgomery County
Civilian Defense Units
To Parade Tomorrow
Fire Auxiliary Of
Bethesda Sponsors
Army Day Program
fcivilian defense units from \

ECivilian defense units from Mont
gornery County will participate in
an Army Day parade tomorrow
night to be sponsored by the AuXil-
larry Fire Department of Bethesda,
Md
High light of the parade is ex-
pected to be a truck equipped to
give a continuous demonstration
along the line of march of approved
methods of eXtinguishing incen-
diary bombs
The Auxiliary Fire Departments
of Glen Echo, Chevy Chase, and
Silver Spring will take part in the
parade and have been instructed to
carry with them standard fire.
fighting equipment.
The Women's Defense Corps,
Montgomery County Red Cross AM
bulance Corps and Chevy Chase
First-Aid Corps and nurses also
plan to march in the procession
Judge James c.. Christopher, chief
AFRAID warden of the Bethesda
area, will lead the delegation of
afraid wardens in the parade.
Auxiliary police units under Mont
gomery County Police Chief An
drew Newman also will march.
Messenger units are expected to
parade with the auxiliary police.
Among the bands scheduled to
parade are the Boys Band of the
Metropolitan Police, the Washing
ton Elks' Club and Leland Junior
High School
The various units in the parade
are to assemble at 8 pm. at Brad
ley lane and Wisconsin avenue. The
line is to proceed along Wisconsin
avenue to Old Georgetown road
thence past the reviewing stand at
the Bethesda Firehouse.
The parade marshal will be F. T.
Pinkney.
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District and Nation
Ready 10 Observe
18th Army Day
PorodeIess Capitol
Turns to Airport
And Nearby Posts

Although no parade will be held
here, Army Day. will be celebrated
by various events in and near
Washington, and by several great
military pageants in other Amer
lean cities tomorrow.
In observance of the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the United States en-
tarnce in World War 1, April 6,
1917, the outstanding features in
this area will include:
At Washington National Airport
today and tomorrow, a display of
American combat planes of types
now engaged in the war of the
Southwestern Pacific will be open
to the public.
At the Mayflower Hotel, tomorrow
night, the annual dinner of the
Washington Branch, Military Or
der of the World War, is to be ad-
dressed by 1t. Gen. Brehon Somer-
veil, chief of supply forces of the
Army. Many distinguished person.
ages of the Army and Navy will
participate.
Open House at Walter Reed.
At Army Medical Center, Walter
Reed Hospital, there will be open
house from $3.50 am. to 4;30 pm.
tomorrow for visits. Several dem
onstrations of equipment will be
given.
At Fort Belvoir, Va, Army Day
festivities start with an engineer
exhibit, open both today and to-
morrow from $3.50 am. to 5 pm.
Conducted tours will take place to-
morrow, beginning at $50 am. In
addition there will be retreat pa
rade by the Sd Engineer Training
Battalion.
At Baltimore a parade of more
than 10000 men and hundreds OF
pieces of the latest Army equip
ment will start at pm. tomorrow
from the 5th Regiment Armory
Plaza and proceed through the
downtown section. Many Washing
ton service men will appear in this
parade, as it will include the 29th
Division. Reviewing officers will be
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord, COM
mander of the Sd Corps Area, and
Maj. Gen. Leonard T. Gerow, COM
manding officer of the 29th.
The 1st Tank Group at Fort
George G. Meade will keep open
house" for visitors tomorrow and
lend spice to the occasion by put
ting on a simulated action.
Col. Ennis in Command.
The group is commanded by Col.
Robert B. Ennis and consists of the
Headquarters Detachment and the
741st and 191st Tank Battalions.
During the afternoon the 305th
Tank Destroyer Battalion and tanks
of the 741st Battalion will stage a
demonstration as the latter drive
along the obstacle course west of the
posts golf course. Anti-tank guns
will take pot shots as the battalion
deploys.
Some 80 tanks of the 191st Bat
talon will take part in the Army
Day parade in Baltimore tomorrow.
At the Ordnance Training Cen
ter, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md,
open house" will be held tomorrow
from 10 am. to pm.
Importance of the observance of
Army Day was stressed by Secre-
tary of War Stimson in a statement
yesterday.
Army Day this year has a par
ticular significance for the American
people" he said. 1T is appropriate
that the Nation should pay tribute
to the soldiers now engaged in the
great struggle on many battle fronts.
Within our own continental lin
its other patriotic Americans are
taking part, as soldiers and as civil
ians, in the greatest national effort
of our time. The observance of
(See ARMY DAY, Page AID
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Alexandra Primary
FTuesdayIs Expected
To Draw Light Vote
Council Candidates
Will Be Nominated
For Four Seuts
By Staff Correspondent of The star

BY a Staff Correspondent of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 4.-Not
more than 1000 voters are expected
to turn out at Tuesdays Democratic
primary election here in which can
didates for four seats on the nine
member City Council will be nom-
mated.
Nomination by the Democratic
party is tantamount to election and
for that reason two of the 1ncum-
bent councilmen are virtually as
sured of reelection because OF nc
opposition in the primary. Paul
Delaney of the second ward and
Charles Burgess of the sixth ward
are the two councilmen without op-
position and already have been de-
clared the party's nominees.
Three -cornered races have beer
run in two wards, while two-sideo
races have been held in two. The
three councilmen at large are not
up for election this year.
The three-cornered campaigns
have been conducted in the third
ward between Incumbent Ernest l.
Mankin. John j. Ewald and James
H. Lyles, and in the fifth ward
where Incumbent James Armstrong
Joseph Kretschmer and Everett A
Hellmuth are candidates.
In the first ward, Incumbent John
D. Matter is opposed by Julian
Beach and in the fourth ward, In
cumbent George K. Bender is op-
posed by R. Samuel Lpckett.
The polls will be open from 6:45
am. to 1885 pm.
Secretary James N. Colasanto oil
the Alexandria Electoral Board has
announced these polling places:
First ward, Armory Hall, 200 block
South Royal street; third ward
Odd Fellows Hall, 200 block North
Columbus street; fourth ward
Friendship fire engine house, anc
fifth ward, Burke's store, Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street.
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Fuirfox Communities
To PIun Fire Company

A meeting of citizens in the
Forestville, Colvin Run, and Vale
CVa.) communities will be held at
8 pm. tomorrow in Great Falls
Grange Hall at Forestville, to dis
cuss the organization of an auxiliary
fire department, Fairfax County De-
fense Co-ordinator Loughborough
announced.
Earl Sanders of Mclean, chairman
of the County Advisory Committee
on Civilian Defense, will have charge
of the meeting.
Mr.. Loughborough also announced
that Mr.. Sanders is arranging other
meetings in the county for citizens
to consider auxiliary fire organiza-
tions.
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S66 4AoAAS az 4sAo
gruder Park in
Hyattsville, Md,
at 10 am. to-
morrow.
Sponsored by
the K i W a n i S
Club and the
five Sidney Lust
t h e a t ers of
Prince Georges
County, the af-
fair last year at
ira C t e d more
than 10000 per-
sons. Washing
ton C h ! d r e n
were invited this
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|Wordens Sponsor Dance
To Equip Stations

Air raid wardens of Defense Zone
At, Arlington County, Va, are spon-
soring an informal dance tomorrow
night at the Fireman's Hall in
Cherrydale to raise funds to equip
first aid stations.
Virgil w. Bouknight is chairman
of a dance committee consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. H R. Patrick, Morton
Levy and Harry Cleveland.
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Vireinions Hear Talk
On Postwar HOUSING
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
ROANOKE, Va, April 4.-Legisla-
ton for postwar construction now
being proposed in Washington by
certain groups is almost certain to
meet with defeat" Edmund r.
Purvis, Washington representative
OF the American Institute of Archi-
tects, declared here today.
He spoke at a meeting of the an
nual convention of the Virginia
Society of Architects.
Clarence B. Kearfott of Bristol
was elected president, succeeding c.
w. Huff of Richmond.
New directors include j. R. Mimns
of Arlington.
The Virginia Chapter, American
Institute of Architects, elected Mil
ton L. Grigg of Charlottesville presi-
dent at its annual meeting yester-
day.
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Benefit Ballet Program
Scheduled at College

A benefit performance in behalf
of the County Emergency Medical
Center at st Johns College will be
given by the Lisa Gardiner Ballet
of Washington in Tglehart Hall on
the college campus at 8 pm. April
IL.
The performance will be preceded
by a talk on the ballet by Miss Gar
diner, mead of the organization
Her points on the fundamental steps
will be demonstrated by Mrs. E. G.
Campbell, one of her pupils who be-
came premiere ballerina of the Met
ropolitan Opera Co.
The program will be made up
principally of Miss GARDENERS COM
positions.
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ARLINGTON Chest Clinic

A chest and tuberculin clinic for
Arlington County will be held in the
Cherrydale Health Center, 4006 Lee
highway, from 10 am. to l pm.
Wednesday, under the sponsorship
of the Arlington County tuberculosis
Association.
Those who attend are requested
to bring a note from their phy-
sicians.
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fremont Citizens
To Install Officers

E. D. Gates will be installed as
president of the fremont Citizens
Association at 8 pm. Monday at Is
Fairmont street, fremont Gardens,
Va. He succeeds H. A. Ward.
Annexation of portion of Fair
fax County by Falls Church will
be discussed. The association S
area is Just beyond the proposed
annexation.
L. H. Backs will be inducted as
vice president, Mrs. James Douglas
as secretary and Mrs. z. Smith as
| treasurer.
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35-MiIe Speed Urged
With Retreud Tires
M ~. aseoc;ated presS

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, April 4.-Vir-
ginia motorists were urged today
by State Rationing Administrator
j. Fulmeer Bright to operate ve-
hicles using retread tires at speeds
not exceeding 35 miles an hour.
He explained that the rubber
shortage had resulted in the use
of a substance containing only 2
per cent of new, crude rubber for
retreading and that even at low
speeds these tires are not likely to
gun more than 5000 miles.
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Rockville Doesn't Need
Toprooms, Officials Soy

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, April 4.-Seven
beer establishments are plenty for
Rockville, in the opinion of the
Mayor and Council.
Although the County Liquor Con-
troll Board has exercised care in
granting permits for the Mont
gomery County seat, the Council has
directed the town clerk, F. Bache
Albert, to inform the Liquor Board
that, in its opinion, the town has all
the beer placesfit needs.
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Conoreqution to Dine

The congregation dinner meeting
of the Arlington Presbyterian
Church, Columbia pike and South
Lincoln street, will be held at $50
pm. Thursday.
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Easter Program Planned

Naomi Chapter, No. %, Order Of
the Eastern Star, will conduct a
special Easter program at 8 pm.
Wednesday in the Masonic Temple
at Bethesda, Md, Mrs. Viola Jett,
worthy matron, announced yester-
day.
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Fruit Growers to Meet

LEESBURG, Va, April (SpeciaD {.
"A. H. Teake, horticulturist of
v. P. L, will be in charge of the
program at the annual meeting of
fruit growers of Fairfax, Loudoun
and Frauquier Counties at 10 am.
Monday in the courthouse here.
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Muy Queen Selected

STAUNTON, Va, April (Spe-
ciaD Miss Jane Parkins, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warden p. Parkins.
has been selected to reign as May
queen at the annual spring pageant
held by students of Robert E. Lee
High Scnool here.
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Shenandoah TruveI Drops

WAYNESBORO, Va, April 4
(SpeciaD A 49-per-cent decrease
in travel in Shenandoah National
Park during March, 1912, as COM
pared with March, 1941, was re-
ported yesterday from the Office Of
Edward D. Freeland, park super
intendent.
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Post to Hold Banquet

LEESBURG, Va, April 4 (SpeciaD
Maj. Royal M. Alderman, @. M. c.,
Reserves, will be the guest speaker
at the 22d annual banquet o.
Loudoun Post, No. "a, the American
Legion, Monday at the Leesburg
Inn.
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15,0OAre Expected
10 Join in EggHuni !
AT HyattsviIIe Park
Ceremonies Tomorrow
To Include Growing
Of Easter Queen

More than $1,000 children and
adults, among them hundreds Of
Washington residents, are expected
to attend the seventh annual Easter
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{See ARLINGTON, Page B-12D
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Detached brick, located on beautiful
Shepherd Park. Large living room opening
on screened porch, large dining room,
breakfast room and modern, fully equipped
kitchen Den and n bath. Also large
walnut finished library on lst floor. 2nd
floor is arranged with large bedrooms
and baths. Large. beautifully finished
bath, lear garage and laundry room.
This home is one that will appeal to the
Inspection. All rooms are finished with
SANTTAS and chestnut trim. Call Mr..
johnson of p. A. TWEED CO., EN-. 0351
until IN
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.


English Normandy brick, west Of Conn.
| ave, completely redecorated and Just q
years oldl; contains & rooms 1st-f1oor lava
| tory . baths, built-in garage; oil heat:
| this is one Of the prettiest houses in Chevy
Chase and is being sold below original cost.
Call Bruce Kessler, WI 1865, With
| sss SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
| 1903 St NV National o345
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s14.5OO-Near the Cathedral
ATTRACTIVE

New. center-hall plan Col, master rms.
. baths and 1st-floor lavatory; located in
Va. just miles from bridge on nice wooded
lot; only l blk. to bus; cannot be dupli-
Gated at today's pre-war price. S12, 800:
II interested in a real home and you have
a substantial cash payment call till d m.
DOMINION HOMES. INC,
Consultant on Home Requirements
4RI5 Lee Highway Glebe 353R
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S1O,5OO-NEAR 3rd AND OGLETHORPE
n.w.-Lovely. seni-det brick home in ex-
cellent cond.. 6 well-arranged rooms, study
or den. recreation room, up-to-the minute
kitchen, 2 full baths. gas heat and elec.
refg., built-in garage; an outstanding buy
in very desirable section: inspection by
appt. CALL F. A. TWEED CO., EN-. $3.50,
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S13, ,950-Chevy Chase. D. C.
MOdernistic Home.

practically new detached brick residence
permit us to show you this exceptional
offering. 1t Is Just of Chevy Chase Circle,
close to bus. stores, churches and schools
and Just far enough removed to keep these
advantages from being an objection. Love-
~, bright rooms throughout 3 splendid
room with especially attractive fireplace
and mantel, kitchen that. will delight the
homekeeper. Numerous built-in features
are to be found. Special lighting fixtures,
trim and single-panel doors, r-conditioned
summer-winteI domestic, water hookup,
GAS FURNACE. Large, level lot approxi-
vegetable garden in addition to the unusual
lawn landscaping. Owner leaving city has
reduced price for immediate sale Inspec-
tion BY appointment. THCS. J. FISHER &
CO., INC, REALTORS. DI. $3.50. or eve
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FURNISHED.

Attractive home, large rooms with
extra sun porch and maids room: "a block
to bus quiet neighborhood. Available May
1st for months, possibly year SllO
monthly.
F. E. WESTENBERGER,
oxford 1893 Ewes, oxford O00a
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
DowNTowN-ieth sT.-coRNER.

DOWNTOWN-I6th ST.-CORNER.
S17.950.
Near Scott Circle-Seldom is there ar
opportunity to purchase a property OF this
caliber in downtown Washington. Zoned
Res. 90-C. Ideal for conversion into physi-
clans or dentists Offices or q high-class
roominE and boarding house. Contains
rooms 90 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, fire
escapes. large lot with alley in rear. Pos
session in 40 days or present tenant will
remain. Inspection only by appointment
Phone Mr.. Evans Woodley 0290.
''' SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1903 H St NV National 2345
THE HOME OF TOMORROW.
S13,95O.
Designed in stone and brick every room
q sun Darlor glasS-lit bathrooms. recrea-
ton room with corner fireplace and indi-
yidual design Of its own: located in the
heart of Woodside Park. within walking
distance OF shopPins center VI, For infoIma- "a
or BETHEL. District 81 90.
8 BLOCKS FROM CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
This charming. large
rooms, new brick home
contains lovely baths
and built-in garage; for
Shown by appointment
only.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
1904 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 243l.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. l2O ACRES.
Ford truck: good for, tobacco or, truck
farming; very reasonable. Box 53-V. Star.
733 ACRES, 270 IN FRUIT, PEACH AND
apple: $50 acres tillable; located IN Penn
syIvania near Blue Ridge Summit, about
and stone houses. barns and outbuildings.
including packing barn. Herd o. Aberdeen
Angus cattle. hogs turkeys. draft horses.
complete farm equipment. Ma. 6347.
MANY FARMS LISTED. ANY AMOUNT OF
acres; priced SIS 600 up. JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesville. Nd. Ashton 3S46. Open ewes.
232-ACRE STOCK DAIRY FARM. BEST
of soil: large s-room house, bank barn. %
compl. farm equipment; going BUSINESS;
$4,000. $4,000 cash; terms. WA. l112.
3 ACRES, GROOM HOUSE: ELEC., PAVED
road. nice view; ideal chicken farm; $3.50.
so acres. Groom house: end of paved
ings,- fine streams; 3s miles to D. c.;
S2.950 terms
4SO acres overlooking the Potomac
River, on paved road. 80 miles from D. c:
barn. excellent building site. elec. available;
price. S22 900, easy terms.
40 acres. Groom house, strictly modern,
barn. garage with servants quarters above,
nice shade; ] mile Of hard stone road. 30
miles to D. c.; must sell at once; price.
$4,000. terms.
Many other farms Of all types and sizes
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER. z; KELLY;
Rockville, Nd Phone $50.
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH. VA.
6 rms. bath. acres. on paved road
MAYNARD BAYLEs CO..
East Falls Church. Va. Fails Church 243o.
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zee Highway. Glebe 3
ROLLINGWOOD
SHEPHERD PARK

Brick home on large, wooded lot. border
ing Rock Creek Park; new-house condition
Wisconsin 1857.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

INOPECI NOW-NEW.
Wonderful value. S13,500. 8 large
porch, garage: ideal neighborhood 219
and 223 Lynn DIR. All brick. Out Conn.
to East-West hwy, west blocks to Maple,
CO, owners, Wisconsin 1854
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To SETrIr rcrArr


z
frame. @ 2Ncar aDs garage raj Corner lot. aoxioo;
reasonable price. LEO A. WALSHE, trus.
tee, l1O7 Eye st NV National 646S
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Sc. RANDLE HIGHLANDS. PARK PL-
5-room stucco, on corner lot; immediate
possession. c. D. MURPHY. 1401 25th st.
Sc AT 2239
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ing Catholic University, semi-det. brick. 9
r and b., air conditioned, recr. room, 1
year old: possession, terms.
search aboratory-Semi-det., r. and b.,
air conditioned, l year old; possession,
terms.
semi-det;. 6 r. and b.. h.-w.h. (oiD; pos
session, terms.
1907 St. NV. j. A. BARRY. NE. 202B.
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1122 N. Irving St. Arl., Va. CH. Oo2O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

CAR OWNERS. ATTENTION: OPPORTUN-
ity rent summer home large enough for 3
TO 3 defense workers club plan; lovely To-
cation, garden, fruit, ami. MR.. ASHE.
Box 3Ss-X. Star l0'
Mr.. CLINTON, MD-4-ROOM ATTIC.
elec.. Cape Cod farm house, garage. spring
water, garden, S25 mo. Call z. J. MILL
GAN. Clinton h4O-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
81 600 DOWN PAYMENT

Bethesda, Md.-New Groom brick home,
fireplace, complete Kitchen, built-in garage,
porch, automatic heat; close to bus; nice
yard: price. S9.450. Call E. M. FRY, INC,
6S40 Wisconsin WI 674O
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ARLINGTON, VA.
NEAR NEW NAVY AND WAR DEPT

BDDJS.
s-bedroom modern Colonial home, 3 fun
baths, half baths; den and sunroom;
ideal for service family or Govt. official.
17-acre handicapped lot; Immediate occu-
pancy; $3.50.
New 7-room brick, 2lz baths. maid .
room; oil heat; near Army Navy Country
Club; u block bus: SITS.
THOS. G MAGRUDER CO,
o051 Wilson Blvd Glebe 34S4
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
brick, 5 rooms, bath, garage: very con-
veniently located, just of Mass. and West
ern ayes:: Ss,45O. Call OLIVER T. CARR
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MUST SACRIFICE-9900 MOSS AVE, SILL
yer Spring. Md.-New Groom, 11a-bath
brick: lge. corner lot; $3.50 for quick sale,
easy terms OWNER Columbia 1871
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CHI. CHI ROOMS a BEDROOMS), OIL
heat, semi-det., arranged for 2 families;
will accept trade. MR.. GUNN. WO. S617.
13 ROOMS, 3h BATHS 3 STORIES AND
basement red brick house, arranged into
five apartments: rents for S211 a month:
of Columbia rd. Price only S10,500, in
Guiding furniture For further details or
appointment call Mr.. Sharnoff, EN-. 1927.
WAPLE &. JAMES. INC. DI 3346
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4Q06 7th ct NV

8 rms, bath. redecorated: vacant; S43
mo. will carry this house after substantial
down payment. CO. 1348. EN-. O2S9.
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BRIGHTWOOD BARGAIN.
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
$500 DOWN.

New all-brick semi-detached home in
Sc. 6 rooms tile bath. knotty pine rec
room. auto. heat, insulated, air condi-
toned. weather-strpped; $3.50. EN-. 9551.
CLEVELAND PARK.
$11,500.
Near National Cathedral, schools and
Transportation; Semi-detached brick, 4
bedrooms, baths, sunroom. automatic
heat. garage: in good condition. To in
specI can MI LEWIS SeYenineS. WO- 4o1o).
VIM. M. TROCKMORTON,
Investment Bldg Realtor DI. 5000.
GEORGETOWN-S13,75O
Charming house, attractive walls and
garden. pleasing architecture: carefully
restored immediate possession. BOSS g.
PHELPS National $500
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ALMOST NEW DET. BRICK COLONIAL
with through Sad-oa center hall lst-ao9r lay
;5rd-floor bedroom, rec. rm lot with trees;
S15,95O. THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1000
until m. ;}5lS Conn
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MASS PARK

wooded lot, near National Cathedral: &
rooms, ga baths. attached garage: S16,950.
DI 27o4: EN- Q561
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THE HOME OF TOMORROW.
AMERICAN COLONIAL.
S11TSn

Chevy Chase. Md-New brick home:
first floor large living, dining room, de
luxe kitchen, Ia bath. screen porch; 2nd
floor. large bedrooms beautiful tile
air conditioned. LESLIE D. MEASELL,
WO 522l 1927 Eye
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THE ONLY TROUBLE IS

that We can't get enough houses like this.
bedroom size in a quiet. on -trafnc part Of
Silver Spring, yet handy to bus, schools,
ETC.; nice surrounding homes and good
neighbors; with this at only $3.50, other
houses will look overpriced
R. P. RIPLEY, SH. 454S. Ewes. SH 2S71
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY
HOUSES UNFURNISHEp.

baths, bedrm. on first floor, garage; located
IN Univ. Park. Call Emerson 6315 or DI.
7740.
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S750 CASH

Bethesda, Md. Open daily. S3OS Custer
rd.. in woodland section Greenwich Forest:
3 bedrooms, bath, brick. half bath first
want bargain. Call Mr.. Williams, WI.
$40. Z. M. FRY. INC. 6S40 Wiscon-
sin ave
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S7,95O-SILVER SPRING-ATTRACTIV
1l2-story cottage, nice rooms, lovely yard.
Real value. REALTY ASSOCIATES, Ma.
142S till m
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

MT. PLEASANT. 1928 KENYON ST NV
2O-ft. front. large living room and fireplace.
dining room, kitchen and exceptionally
large sun porch. 4 bedrooms. L n baths.
Built-in garage. For quick sale, SS,300
OWNER, TR. $3.50,
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$3.50 - STANTON PARK - ARRANGED
for families: oil heat, 2-car garage: con-
venient to everything; terms. MA. 1913.
ON MONROE ST, NEAR 18th NV.
convenient to Sacred Heart Church and
SCHOOL,. Arranged for 2 families. Auto
on terms. E. A. GARVEY. D1. 4oOe. Eve.
Evening star., 1942-04-08
ARLINGTON, VA,

LYON VnLAGE-6-room Colonial. 21
baths, recreation room, large corner lot,
garage: best cow location Lovely neigh
borhood with lovely homes. 1900 North
Hancock st. Price, S13,50O. $4,000 down,
balance S75 month.
JUDSON REAMY,