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which your excellency's communi-
cation under acknowledgment re-
fers.
Were the French government at
Vichy In effective control of the
territory In question the Govern
ment Of the United States would
necessarily have communicated
with your excellency's government
prior to the establishment Of this
consulate general Of the United
States, in accordance with the con-
vention between our two countries
Of February %, 1853, to which ref
erence is made In your excellency's
communication.
The French government at vichy.
however, is not in control Of that
territory.
Consequently, until the final vic
tory OF the United Nations is won,
and the people Of France are once
more in full and sovereign control
of their own destinies, the Govern
ment of the United States, in ac-
cordance with the policy above set
forth, will continue, with regard to
French territories in Africa or in
the Pacific areas, to maintain, or to
enter into, relations with those
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feat Of the armies of Germany and
Of the relationships which have
aligned themselves with Germany,
can that hope be realized. That is
q fact well known to all of the peo-
pie Of France, including even that
handful Of Frenchmen who, In con-
tempt for the high tradition Of lib
erty and individual freedom which
has made France great, have sor-
didly and abjectly, under the guise
OF collaboration" attempted to
prostitute their country to that very
regime in Germany which is bent
upon nothing less than the perma-
nent enslavement Of France.
At the present moment Conti-
mental Europe is in great part occu-
pied by German armies. Your ex-
cellency's government is bound by
the terms Of the armistice agree
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THE EVENING WASHINGTON c. TUESDAY APRIL H. 1912

ment into which 1t entered with
Germany in June, 1910.
Marshal Petain has had occasion
to appreciate the full understanding
OF the Government Of the United
States Of the difficulties under which
he and his government have been
suffering because of these reasons,
and the sympathy Of the Govern
ment and the people of the United
States for the people Of France in
the tragic situation in which they
have been placed.
A part of Frances territories
overseas remains under the ef-
fectiye jurisdiction OF your excel
lency's government. Still other ter
ritories Of France are under the
effective control Of French authori-
ties who do not recognize the juris-
diction Of the French government
at Vichy, but who are fighting
actively on the side of the forces
Of freedom.
This latter situation Is the case
In French Equatorial Africa and
the Cameroons where the Govern
ment Of the United States has re-
Gently appointed consul general
at Brazzaville. This is the step to
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French citizens who are IN actual
control Of such territories.
INVADER Effort Fails.
The German invaders by deceit,
and by their habitual propaganda
Of falsehood, are daily seeking to SOW
doubt and mistrust Of their tradi-
tional and proven friends among the
minds Of the French people. That
effort has failed, and will continue
to fail. The people of France have
never doubted the sincerity of the
friendship of the people of the
United States.
The French people may rest as
sured that the Government and peo-
pie of the United States will con-
tinue to maintain unimpaired their
full respect for the sovereign rights
Of the people of France. They may
continue to be confident that by the
victory Of the United Nations those
rights will be restored intact to
them.
Accept, excellency. the renewed
assurances Of my highest considera-
ton.
SUMNER WELLES.
Acting Secretary of State.
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BIockout Not to Halt
Christ Child Meetino

The annual meeting of the Christ
Child Society will be held as sched-
uled at 8 o'clock tonight at the
Washington Club despite the black
out, according to an announcement.
Miss Katherine Laughlin Of Phil
adelphia, one Of the leading set
tlement house workers in the East
will discuss Settlement House
Work in Defense"
Archbishop Michael j. Curley
who will come from Baltimore for
the session, will speak briefly.
A message from the society's pres
ldent, Miss Mary v. Merrick, will
be brought by the first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. F. x. Callahan, who also
will announce new officers.
Assistant Secretary of State G.
Rowland Shaw also will send q
message.
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Lincoln Group 10 Mark
Anniversary Of Death

A memorial service will be held by
the Abraham Lincoln group of the
District of Columbia at o'clock
tonight in the Lincoln Museum on
the 18th anniversary of the assassi-
nation Of the Civil War President
In the then Ford Theater, now the
Lincoln Museum site.
David Rankin Barbee, a student
of Lincoln's life. will tell of Lin
coins assassination. James Shear
Ter also will be a speaker. The
chairman of the District of Colum-
bia Lincoln group, Representative
Dondero Of Michigan, will preside.
The museum, on Tenth street be-
tween E and F streets NV, will be
open at 7 pm. The first half hour
will be devoted to inspection OF the
exhibits. This is the sixth annual
memorial observance by the local
Lincoln group. The public is in
vited.
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IA Killed, Many Hurt
In Scattered Nazi
Raids Over Britain
Considerable Dumoee to
Residential Property
Is Reported
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
"A NORTHEAST TOWN IN ENG
LAND, April 14.-Fourteen persons
were killed, many others injured
and considerable damage caused to
residential property in German
bombing attacks over scattered areas
last night, it was announced today.
Most of the raiders attacked towns
near the cost, but one few inland
to Northwest England. The Ger
man communique reported the raids
were made on the Humber River
Estuary, where the principal towns
are Hull and Grimsby.
Eight high-explosive bombs fell
on one town, killing 9 persons, in
juring 80 and destroying 81 homes.
Four persons were killed and six
injured by three bombs which
smashed homes and air raid shelters
in another town. Another person
was killed in the adjoining country
giHa
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Text of WeLIes Statement
IT,. Will Continue to Maintain
Relations With Free French, Vichy Told

The tert OF the note given
the French Ambassador, CASTOR
Henry-Hn by Acting Secretary
OF State Welles yesterday con-
cerning recognition OF certain
Free French territories follotDs:
I have received your excellency's
communication of April Q, 1912, con-
tanning certain observations Of the
French government at Vichy with
regard to the announcement Of the
establishment Of q consulate gen.
eral Of the United States at Braz-
zaville.
In this connection your excellency
informs me that your government
trusts that the Government Of the
United States viii make 1t known
publicly that this step on the part
Of the United States should not be
interpreted as having any political
implications, and that it should like
wise not be interpreted as being q
step in derogation of the exclusive
rights of the French government
over the territory in question"
The considerations advanced In
the communication addressed to me
by your excellency provide an ap-
propriate and welcome opportunity
for the Government Of the United
States to reiterate with the utmost
clarity its policy with regard to
France and with regard to the
French people.
Ties Of Friendship.
From the earliest days of the in
dependence of the United States OF
America the relations between the
people of France and the people OF
the United States have been founded
upon ties of more than ordinary
friendship and confidence. The
government of France, and many
citizens of France, assisted the peo-
pie of the United States in achieving
their freedom. The great principles
of liberty, equality and fraternity
proclaimed by the French revolu-
ton have been an. inspiration to
the American people throughout
their national existence, and the
traditional understanding between
our two nations has in no small part
been due to their common faith in
democratic institutions and I'M their
like devotion to the cause Of human
freedom.
Only Is years ago the armies of
France and of the United States
were fighting side by side against
the same ruthless aggressor who
has now once more invaded France.
AS this Government has informed
your excellency's government upon
several occasions, the Government
of the United States recognizes the
sovereign jurisdiction Of the people
of France over the territory OF
France and over French possessions
overseas.
The Government of the United
States fervently hopes that 1t may
see the re-estabishment Of the in
dependence of France and Of the in
tegrity Of French territory.
One Way 10 Realize Hope.
But only by the total destruction
OF the present criminal regime in
Germany, and by the complete de-
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Bad Weather Hampers
Activity by r. A. F.

LONDON, April IA (R.-Some r. A.
F. activity over Germany last night
was reported in informed quarters
today, but bad weather was said to
have kept most Of Britain's big
bomber squadrons grounded.
German raiders attacked coastal
districts in Eastern and Northeast
ern England last night, taking some
lives, but nowhere causing extensive
damage or casualties, communique
announced. One raider stabbed in
land "some distance toward the
northwest" it said.
Near one northeastern town
bombs smashed a garden shelter
where nine members of two families
had sought refuge. Four persons
were killed outright; the remaining
five were sent to hospitals.
No Bombs Dropped, Nazis Say.
BERLIN From German Broad
casts, April IA R.-The Royal Air
Force, penetrating Germany for the
second successive night, was over
North German coast areas last night,
D.NB. said today.
During the night, minor forces
Of British bombers attempted to fly
into Northern German coast areas"
the agency said.
Strong German defenses COM
PEELED the British to turn back be-
fore they reached the coast and
dropped any bombs.
"One British bomber was shot
down."
The agency said strong forma-
tions of German bombers" at the
same time raided installations of
"a British supply port in the estu-
ary OF the Humber"
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But only by the total destruction
OF the present criminal regime in
Germany, and by the complete de-
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WESLEY HEIGHTS, S17,5O0

Attractive detached center-hal brick,
rooms and two baths on the second floor,
large storage attic, servants room and
bath, recreation room, two-car garage, gas
heat. Property is in excellent condition
and immediate possession can be given.
BOSS G. PHELPS lexclusively), Ma. $500;
evenings call Mr. Rutley EN-. 62T0
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

cnEyy ea5Eerns GH4sE HaEon,gj GGmN1cELY Gona TURN
ysrd scar DETACHED
sunrm bedrms ga pDIeb Baths. Sem maiSs agnlnfs rm
ana ana tf1.a bath IN oasement Auto heat. Owner
Raferenees Rfefrssa req AeaSy %o Aqfqi qfY 1st $3.50
bus STOP: 5000 OIae, mo- WI. PI'nSj 1924 DIX from
BJuJNGALoW, WITH 1 DR. 2 BEDROOMS,
ave and istb ST. ne cali bloGs from
after $50. a.
and cellar brick home, iiv' iHs" "@HdDKf rm, dining
rm,. kit on first floor; bedrm.. bath 2nd
GRAvATTE, 7aa 18th St. SlDn NV. A'o ma. Io753s..
12-ACRE ESTATE NEXT TO CONGRESS
Sos sIonal Country Club; IS miles from White
chicken run and Kennels wi $500 s'A''
SoS GIsT AVE; SILVER sPRING-2-
o,res oeoroom; l-year-old home. Refined gentle
Of 9 rooms, bath, 1st-noor Law. offered
furnished on year lease; woman owner (em-
RdSts ony T rsta Rsde1m s toP self
gslow. completely furnished: porch, nice
yard: July Ii to Sept. 10: S110 mo.
EN-. 1923.
COOL, WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE. BED
rooms. baths, servants quarters, open
and inclosed porches, large shade trees,
double garage. 1907 Cleveland ave. NV.
Woodley 34O3.
NEW, FURNISHED GROOM BRICK, NEAR
bus; S135. Call Oliver 6S67.
FOXHALL VILLAGE = BUNGALOW, 3
bedrooms. inclosed porch, oil heat, wash
ing machine. dishwasher: double-car gar
age. EN-. 1868. 10.
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.-BRICK HOME,
large rooms, recreation room, nicely
furn.; 2-car garage; adults only: S125
mo. DUNN & CO.. 1888 Rhode Island
ave. Mt. Rainier, Md Hyattsville OO4S.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOME IN
Kent, $500 per mo-, includes bedrooms
and 2 baths. spacious first floor with Law.
and screened porch, recreation room,
maids room and bath, two-car garage:
adults only: avail Aug. 1st to June lst,
1943.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
MA. 1900. 1912 18th St. NV.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
,8O1 MARKET SPACE NV.
Four-story business building. Near sth
and Penna. ave. Passenger elevator. Coal
stoker Will lease as entirety only at
very reasonable rental.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 H ST. NV. National 2345.
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ATTENTION
SMALL INVESTORS.

This attractive 2-famly brick house
located in a fine Northeast section off of
wide boulevard near Eastern High School.
and convenient to everything. First floor
has living room. reception hall dining
room and kitchen. Second floor rooms,
kitchen, one and half baths. Two rooms
and sink in basement. A real opportunity
for some lucky person. Live in one apart
ment and rent the other. House will pay
for itself and only $4,000 cash required.
Call Mr.. Loveless with BETHEL, DI.
81 90 or TR. 1873 after 6 pm
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
l BLOCK OFF CONN. AVE.
New detached brick-4 built and 3 sold
living room, dining room, modern kitchen,
library with fireplace, lavatory; End floor.
3 large bedrooms. 2 tile baths; attic; base
ment has spacious recreation room, above
grade, with fireplace, maids room and
bath: air-conditioned heat. Call Mr..
Measell, Emerson 1878. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1hn5 II St NV National 2345.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED by middle-aged man room with
absolutely private bath, with or without
board. close to Transportation; in Airing
ton Va. in the home of cultured family.
VIII pay well for desirable accommoda-
tions. State particulars. Box 352-M Star.
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OPEN DAILY 2 TO 6.
c111 oo-L crr NJ VIZ

Chevy. Chase, D. C.-Detached, center;
hall plan, large rms. baths, screened
oil heat, maids bath. Vacant, ready to
move in. DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA. $3.50,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ON ROCK CREEK PARK, 4 BEDROOM,
bath 4-year5sold brick and dot stone ,hss home
floor; Z large screened porches Maids
room and. bath; Recrestion room with fire.
s1ss ssrsse cYRus kEIsER Cal feS Vi
1Ets Obtaining hMf SIX 1edrooms. fso Saths and i
priced At stIeso co51sr home IN an ,st
WWo 1900 until p m: 55ls Conn:
l3,6OO-NEAR 18th AND RITTENHouSE
Nearly new det, brick, Z rooms, 2h
baths nhsd hs % ss4sss srfs vs o gud an
assoefATEs 9sss5eff II rasf NA 'pass Gass till W PM AN
YOU CAN TRADE YOUR OLD HOME ON
hon home 'faTs in Woodside Forest Only block 70
transp stores etc 20 mins ,Sns dqwntown own
tIose cioset. 0sa Spacious kitchen with breakfast
no4s ssssd lss cs fefSa IS0 North
1889 after 8 pm. ordway 222l.
BUNGALOW, BUILT TO ORDER YEARS
age rms and bath s'siIs brisk 70 aar let
55ox2oo, makes big garden; central part
M sps yery nesas hsesy TO 99s St0,es
LEY. ip%io sH. 1899. Ewes, CHI. 7os4
SILVER SPRING = DETACHED s,,RooM4
all-brick Colonial, 1st-floor den; s attached n,
new section; i block to bus and shopping
Center Price, s1o350. Call MR.. CRANDALL'
| Shepherd 5945.
ELEVEN-RooM COLONIAL, IN D. G.;
| xnIendid condition, ami: servant
snsrters. 2H baths 3-car garage. large
lawn. shade trees: lovely view. RANDLE
a. GARVIN, Ii $500. 10.
ONE OF THE BEST STREETS IN MT.
| tractiYs brick house, % IT. wide, anording
| large rooms. Second door arranged inr - :
baths and bedrooms, giving exceiienr
brick gar oil h.-vI heat: two larse
screened porches. S12,250.
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New detached all-brick, home, with six
rooms. u baths, recreation room, situated
on large lot with fruit trees beautiful
landscaping Just one-half block from bus
service: choice of gas or oil automatic
heat. These homes offer the most in COM
fort and refinement in select neighbor
hood. Call Mr. Fisher, with BETHEL,
DI. 3100 or Ludlow 5000 ewes.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

nOOSES ONFOkNlSnED.
37O5 MILITARY RD. N.W.-DETACHED
s-room. 2-bath house in quiet Chevy Chase
bath: shaded lawn. $50 J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, ME. 1143.
large rooms, s rooms and sleeping porch,
ssTass ss5s;sn oil heat sess so mo- immediate pos
NEW GROOM BRICK, CLOSE 70 BUS,
S100. Call Oliver 6S67.
Ss7 30 BEDRMs. AND. BATH. DEsIR-
able neighborhood; 10c bus; conv. shop.
center, nearby Va. NO. 4533.
BEAUTIFUL HOME, 18th ST. HEIGHTS,
Near Walter Reed Hospital; detached. mod
ern, brick Colonial, 3 bedrooms, " baths;
basement with toilet; attractive yard, well
landscaped, with garage: " So. to bus;
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC.
MA. 1875. Ewes, GE. 1927.
BETHESDA, MD.
bedrooms. 2 baths. den, nice nice yard with
trees; new; S130. e. M. FRY, INC, 6S40
Wis. ave. NV. WI. 6740.
I70s NJ ST N.E.-CoLoNIAL BRICK
with covered front porch, 8 rooms, bath,
inclosed breakfast porch, inclosed sleep
Ing porch, gas hot-water heat $50. In
-oo 1: i, oRAyATTE. ~. o-.,
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CHEVY CFtAOE, -. -.
ONE BLOCK FROM BUS.
Owner leaving city is anxious to sell this
delightful detached brick home ana mas
priced same for a quick sale. Situated
on a beautiful corner lot with trees, at
tractive, living room opening onto screened
tory, second floor library paneled in knotty
pir.e with open fireplace. 8 bedrooms, G?
will take twin beds) 2 baths. Finished
and heated attic, gear attached garage.
Part of the garden is inclosed with white
picket fence. Phone G. F. MIKKELSON
& SON, Woodley 1856.
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az baths, / u blocks Conn. ave, 40 Graf
ton ST., Chevy Chase. For full details cal
Oliver 3459.
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BUY THIS FOR INCOME.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

3T, lou.
Near stores. schools and bus; detached,
& rooms. automatic heat; excellent condi
ton. Easy payment plan.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1505 H ST wv MA 2345
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HEART OF PETWORTH.

SS,750.00.
New-house condition, less than 5 years
old; ; bedrooms, 2 baths, de luxe kitchen,
built-in garage: fenced lot Act quickly.
this home won't wait. Mr.. Coates, with
BEIlZEII. District 3100
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

UNFURNISHED. SMALL COTTAGE, FOR
beautiful location Temple 274S.
CAMP SPRINGS. MD, 4 MILES. D. c.
5 rooms, bath, dinette. fireplace. 3 porches;
full basement; oil h.-w.h.. summer-winter
hookup, laundry oubs, elec. range. fenced
lawn; large yard @nd oak shade trees q
car garage. Adults only references re-
auired. S55 a month. DAN ABBOTT.
Clinton 81
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DEAR PROSPECTIVE HOME
OWNER,

We are developers of Woodside Forest
and proud of iti Your home here will be
in woodland setting. 3 bedrmS, Q baths,
Sensibly restricted for lifetime of enjoy
able living. Only few Minis to downtown,
fast buses at corner, l mile to commuter
trains f6 between r and ann Priced
before war and TRADES are still CON-
SIDERED.
FULTON R. GRUVER,
Builder SH 1924
Sales, WApLE E. JAMES or Any Broker,
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COOPERATIVE APIS FOR SALE

IN TOWN TO SETTLE
exclusive and restricted Mass. ave Section
OF washington. D. c. No reasonable offer
refused; Appointment, call SANDOZ. DI-
pont 1924 O"-
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HOUSES FUR. OR UhFUR.

NEAR sHOREHAM AND WARDMAN
baths, large living and dining rooms,
modern de luxe kitchen, library and lava
tory, attic recreation room, air-conditioned
house weeks; rental $3.50 per month
furnished, or 1925 unfurnished. Call MT.
Measell, EN- 1878. with
1908 ST NV Ma 2345
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SILVER SPRING. MD.-SS,250.
Large five-room brick bungalow, 2 extra
large bedrooms, large living room with
fireplace, full basement with recreation
room, garage. Slate roof. Hot-water heat.
Screened porch. Attic. Lot has many
trees and beautiful shrubbery. Located
near st. Michael's School and shopping
center Best residential section. See this
for -something nice. Terms, GLENN
REALTY CO. INC. 1892 Colesville rd.
Shepherd 5262.
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SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD PARK,
VERY CONVENIENT TO TRANSPORTA-
TION. SHOPPING AND WALTER REED
HOSPITAL.
English Colonial residence in perfect
condition in lovely residential section;
the grounds are beautifully Handicapped and
inclosed with shrubbery, lending an air
of seclusion, the house contains living
room with fireplace and 2 French doors
leading onto a concrete porch with orna-
mental iron railing dining room, kitchen,
pantry. 2 large bedrooms with cross
ventilation, dressing room. baths. floored
attic with large cedar closet. detached ga
rage this home is insulated, weather.
stripped screened, has hardwood floors.
automatic oil heat, concrete sills and many
other features not found in the average
house.
lilo 18th st. NV DI 4464
After PM phona W.T. 1doT
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A GENUINE VALUE.

This 2-year-old house is a real buy; 1st
floor has large living room, dining room
den, kitchen, screened porch; 2nd floor, 3
storage attic; oil auto. heat, detached ga
rage; on a nice Handicapped lot. close to
schools. stores churches and transp.; all
for S10750; can be easily financed.
CALL Mr. GILES, NE. 1l43
WITH J WESLEY BUCHANAN REAJTOR
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

SUBURBAN. PKOP. YALE OK KENT.
GRIN. MODERN BUNGALOW, s ACRES:
nr. Clinton Md; rent, $50: sale, $1,000:
terms
Something unusual, large, mod. 12-roonn,
3-bath stone and frame, loft. paneled
shade trees: ideal high-class boarding
house. In exclusive Forest Glen Park, bus
and train service. Will arrange to suit
JOHN A. BRIcKLEY, EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
Barr Bldg. DI 1921, SH 1895.
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IF YOU ARE PREPARED TO MAKE
SUBSTANTIAL PAYMENT
HEPE'C a GENITINE Waite
$8,95O-DETACHED
COLONIAL, BRICK

An exceptionally complete, practically
new home. Six spacious rooms, large
bedrooms. modern and complete in detail
gas air-conditioned heat. de luxe kitchen
with breakfast nook. storage attic, storm
SASH. level fenced yard. attached garage;
excellent terms on this real value Mr..
Quick. RA. 341S. or DI. 300. BETHEL.
BUY THIS FOR INCOME.
Large brick duplex, Columbia Heights:
arranged for apts:; single room on 2nd
$50 mo. rental: $3.50. EN-. 1890 until
9 pm. r A. TWEED CO., 55O4 Conn ave
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, ADDER
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClaSsi1fcations.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMING
house. magniticently constructed semi
detached brick residence. on beautiful
lot 50Xl71f in the heart of Washington
near 14th and Columbia rd: Is rooms, 4
baths; not-water heating system with
new furnace; Scar brick garage: all
furnishings clean and modern priced for
immediate sale at only $4,000 terms to
be arranged. Phone Mr., Good, Hobart
800 900 Ext sHANAoT I9N; Win I, 11JcHs co.
II MOI intna
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ST,95U.
Lovely Corner Bungalow,

LOVELY VUIII bUIIS dIUW.
Cozy little broom. center-hsll. white
brick bungalow. Better than new. Full
basement. attic space for additional rooms.
u block from bus, . blocks from golf
club on Forest Glen rd, in Silver Spring,
Md. Terms, Sl50 cash. balance monthly.
Inspection by appointment only, with Mr..
Tabler,
-. SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
o245 Slipo 4-oH
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO KENT.
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE WANTS TO
rent 3-bedroom home or apt. in Arlington.
Box 429-L Star.
ARMY OFFICER WANTS HOUSE, 3 BR.,
porch, yard, Bethesda or Chevy Chase, Md.
S75 to $50 mo. Box 343-M, Star.
ATTRACTIVE SMALL UNFURN. HOME,
nice yard, garage: permanent couple: good
care: rent to S125. Randolph 480l,
unfurnished two-bedroom house or apart
ment beginning August l or 10: rent, S75
month Box 723. B. Franklin Station.
FURNISHED 5 OR ROOM HOUSE OR
apt for summer. in Silver Spring or
Brightwood district. Call ia. $3.50 after
3 pm
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STORAGE PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LOCATED IN sW, end COMM. ZONE;
4exo5 feet: has gas pump; suitable for
STORING TRUCKS. Call T. ]. LANE, Jr.,
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S5,95O.00.
Near. 9th and P SITS. n.e.-6-room bath
row brick, INV. coal heat: detached ga
rage. Near transportation and schools.
H. G. SMITHY CO., MA. 594O.