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Mrs. Ward Visitor

1t. Col. and Mrs. Alfred l.. Pur-
rington are entertaining the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. John Ward Of
Raleigh, N. c., at their home IN
North Arlington.
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Dividend Meetings

NEW YORK. Nov. % tSpeciaD Among
IN p me- which will hold
Eendix Aviation Corp. Consolidated Oil
G Coz coI Ex-Gs,9 Corp General P1intins
Co and Ru5eroiS CO. eHG list Of the meet.
ings OF companies definitely scheduled is
reported by Fitch Investors Service as
Monday, November 30.
Atlantic Refining Co. (pfd "AD &C
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. c5
Ex-cel-oo c,Tp. conn 90 a.mo
Myers &c. F. g. BroD Co. conn uQ3O
Timken Detroit Axle Co. (comD &c
Twentieth century-Fox Film Corp (pfd b,
westinshouse ELECTRIC & Mfg. Co. GT
TUESDAY, December 1.
Bendix Aviation Corp. tcom.)
ceisnese Corp Pm" Of America tall pfds. and
Internat fiona Shoe Co. Conn 40 am,
Link-Belt CO 1com. and pfdJ DO am )
Penney 81 c. Conn 30 ann
Wednesday, December g
n. AMERICAN Agricultural Chemical Co
American Water Works l. Electric Co.
tcom; and pfd.) u1 am
coS CuosTn,oAam n susar Co. tpfd. and
Cotn. y tlb..d1 a m.
Davega Stores Corp. (pfdD g pm)
Federal Light & Traction Co. tpfdD and
CONF III AMI
General American Investors Co. CSC
pfd) G2 ml
Do General !, q i Printing Ink Corp. 'eom and
General Time Instruments Corp lpfd.
and conn., q PM
Victor Chemical works tcom.) t2:30
West Penn Electric Co. tclass AZ I'll
am
conn., III AMI
Thursday, December 3.
Consolidated Oil Corp. tcom.) a p.mo
General Telephone Corp. tcom. and
50 50 pfdD 60 AMI
Hercules Motors Corp. tcoml 90 an,
Paci1c Telephone 4 Telegraph Co. tcom.
and 81 pfd) &c PM
Friday, December (.
Radio Corp. OF America 1st ufd. and
Did 81 12 NJ
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CohmodityPrice
Chongesin Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. GA new 1912
high in foods and gains in other
groups caused the Associated Press
weighted index of IS wholesale spot
commodities to advance to 1OO.67 per
cent Of the 1926 average this week
from l00.50 in the previous week and
9l.43 in the same period a year ago.
The food component stood at 81 Sc
per cent of the base year, compared
with 87.42 last week and 1853 a
year ago. The livestock component
plus the grains and cotton group ad-
vanced while textiles declined and
industrials were unchanged.
Individual commodities showing
gains were flour, cattle. lambs. corn
rye and wool. Turpentine and hogs
were off and cotton was about -un-
changed.
Components of the index, with the
base year 1926 at 100, showing
changes compared with a week and
a year ago, follows:
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BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-The stock
market today finished its third con-
secutive declining week, with peace
issues providing the main buying
support and many leaders shifting
alphabetically over a slightly lower
route.
In the short session favored
shares responded with fair advances
to implications of the French fleets
mass suicide at Toulon and the good
news from Russia and North Africa.
While war shares never exhibited
any real weakness, the majority
was neglected from the start and
many emerged down fractionally.
1t was the slowest Saturday since
October II, transfers amounting to
283, 100 shares compared wi h 3l0,-
TOO a week ago. The Associated
Press average of so stocks was off
L FER cent of point at 1913, and
on the week showed net loss of 8.
OF GAG individual stocks traded. 2l8
were off, 208 up and 900 unchanged
Register New Tops.
New tops for the year were regis
tered for Gotham Hosiery, whose
directors voted a 25-cent dividend,
first since May, 1890; Sears Roebuck
Pepsi-Cola, Coca-Cola, Eastern Air
Lines and Pan American Anyways.
Chicago Mail Order tackled on
gain of "a at ga when the board
declared dividend of so cents, COM
pared with Is cents last December
United Air Lines was up IS in the
wake of pleasing third-quarter
earnings statement.
On the losing end were U. S.
Steel, Bethlehem. General Motors,
Santa Fe, N. Y Central. Great
Northern. American Telephone.
Western Union. Kennecott, Ameri-
can Can, Allied Chemical and
Texas Co.
Modest improvement was retained
by Chrysler, Consolidated Edison,
Westinghouse, United Drug. Stand
ard Oil IN. j., Du Pont, Allied
Chemical and J. C. Penny. Interna-
tional Telephone was the liveliest
performer of the day and. for
while. was in the new high class. 1t
ended off % at 67s.
Bond Market Union.
Gains of fractions to around
point in rails and utilities were
fairly we'll distributed in the bond
market but there were enough de-
clines to keep the corporate aver
ages near Fridays closing levels.
Profit selling in some of the re-
Gently strong foreign loans made
for price unevenness in this depart
ment. A little lower were bonds OF
Chile, Canada and Belgium. Nor
way AIS rose rs on small transac-
tions.
United States Governments showed
narrow changes and dealers centered
their attention on the comprehen-
sive plans for selling the $4,000 .OOO.-
900 new Treasury offerings in De-
cember.
Transactions totaled S2.879 900
face value against s3,74l,6OO the
previous Saturday.
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Grain Prices Boosted
By Talk Of Higher
Flour Ceilings
Rye Up a Cent, Wheat
Nearly as Much, Before
Losing Part Of Rise
BY FRANKLIN MULLIN.
ass eiatfd PreSx Financial NNritar

CHICAGO, Nov. 28-2ye prices
rose cent a bushel and wheat
gained almost that much today be-
fore broadened buying subsidized and
some of the advance was lost.
Buying came from mills and deal
ers covering previous short sales.
activity which some brokers said
may have been inspired by belief
that flour ceilings will be raised
next week. Later. evening-up oper-
ations for the week end and liquida-
ton of December contracts caused
a reaction.
Wheat closed 4 lower to 81 higher
compared with yesterday. December
$685., May sl297s corn Wv
higher December 837s-Sh. May
891>-l4; oats as5s up; rye Nh up
and soybeans 141l2 lower.
On the early bulge May and July
wheat contracts reached top levels
for almost two months but were
still about cents below peaks
during the September 28-October 2
period, base for -four ceilings. Rye
was the highest in a month.
Commodity Credit Corporation
officials were in conference here
with milling interests regarding the
CCC plan to pay producers a sub
sldv to encourage them to liQuidate
grain held under Government loans.
This plan would go into operation
only if wheat prices rise to levels
at which millers would be unable
to sell flour at ceilings. J. B. Hut
son. head of the CCC, said details
OF the plan had not been worked
out as yet but he expressed belief
that at present levels of wheat
prices the additional subsidy was
not necessary. He also said it had
not been decided whether the plan
would be put into operation on a
national scale or only in localities
where the squeeze" developed.
The ceiling in flour which has
been in effect since October 3 ex-
pires Thursday and Government Of
flclals face the necessity of estab-
fishing a permanent level or ex-
tending the temporary one.
Grain range at principal markets
today.
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Cooling Oil Aids
War Output of
| Alloy SteeIs
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-The Gulf
Oil Corp. announced today develop
ment of a quenching oil which aids
war production of low alloy steels.
The company said the new prod
uct had cooling speed more nearly
approaching that of water through
the higher temperature range and
that it improved physical properties
in most of the steels tested.
The quenching oil retained mini
mum tendency toward distortion
and cracking characteristics of sem
liar products, however, and seemed
to be medium that would bridge
the gap between water and ordinary
quenching oil, Gulf added.
The product was developed by
technologists of the Gulf Research
& Development Co.,
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Atlantic Coast Line
Revenues Up Sharply
BY the Associated Pres

By the Associated Press
NORFOLK, Va. Nov 28.-Operat-
ing revenues of the Atlantic Coast
Line for October reached $10,650. 753
or $5,104295 more than October
l94l, when $3.50 400 was reported.
Operating expenses increased from
s4,405,746 to S5,522,93l, a gain of
Sl,1l7,186.
The gain in net income for the
month was S1,437 ,OO5, the net for
October, 1912, making an aggregate
OF 1923, $50, in comparison with
$486, 745 for October, l94l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IS lES.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
transactions by customers with odd.lot
dealers or specialists on the New Yors
stock Exchange for November 81: 2.0SS
purchases involving 57.742 shares; 1882
short sales Involving $50 shares.
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District Business Burometers

Wartime business activity
panson in October made Star yesterday
Bank cearngs reached telephones
service and average calls day also ground
Department store sales
disclosed notable increases
shown in the following comparisons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-29

Daily Price Average
NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The Associated
Press wei-hted wholesale price index of IS
commodities TO-DAY advanced to lO013
Previous day, 1OO,67: week ago 100. 81;
month ago. 109.35: year ago, 81 "a
1912. 1871. 1880 '33-3a
Hish -- 1Ol.ls a512 1925 9sI4
Low 1854 T.O3 $3.50 4l44
I926 average equals 1909
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Kilowutt-Hour Sales for District
Washington Stock Exchange

B 4 Co, wahns d
TRANSACTIONS
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Corporation Eurninos

NEW YORK, Nov % P-Corporate
earnings reports during the week sDu5ins
earnings per common share included:
1910 1QA1
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Chicago Cash Market
Cash wheat prices were UNCHANGED to Il
cent higher today: basis firm: receipts
Il cars; shipping sales. 5000 bushels
Corn. ha-lo hieher: basis firm receipts
143 cars; shipping sales, 100000 bushels;
bookings $4,000. Oats. A-io higher; basis
hrm; receipts, cars: shipping sales,
Al 900 bushels.
Save time. Save money. Use Star
Want Ads" for quick results. MA.
5000.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Sales. PUBLIC UTILITIES.
$1,000 Ana & Pot Riv r guar SIS 194a
1000 Ana & Pot Riv mod 3a.s 10
$4,000 Capital Traction LIST IS 1947
5000 City & Suburban Ry mod 3s4s 10
1880 GEORGETOWN Gas Light lst IS 1876
5000 Pot Elec Pow 1st BIAS 1866 ---
$4,000 Wash Gas Light LIST IS 1860 -
10000 Wash Ry L. Elec Cons As 1851
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, Nov. - LPl-National As
soclation Securities Dealers. Inc:
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Peace Stocks Attract
Support, but Others
Continue 10 Ease
Many Leaders Drift
FroctionoIIy Lower
At Weeks Close

BY the Associated Press.
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Daily Price Average.

H New 1912 high.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Nov. IS LP,.-Dividends
declared:
Accumulated
Evening star., 1942-11-01

CoLoRED-19OO BLOCK SECOND ST
7-room home, 8 rooms. bath on hrst floor:
second floor complete four-room apart
ment Price S7,35O
742 Columbia rd.-A fine home for one
who wants q home ready to move in
without. anything being done to It,. It
has all modern improvements. Price
$6.550 Sun. North O757. Monday.
North 1897
Evening star., 1942-11-01

CoLORED1NR.- 1st AND FLORIDA AVE.
n.v.-o r, cellar, cleo; ideal location;
$1,000. Call Mr.. stephens Decatur 1l62.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

One acre, on bus line. Full basement
pantry. good well, front and side porches;
plenty of shade; lear garage; outbuilding,
fruit trees, fish pond. Immediate posses
sion. Eectric stove and refriserator In
cluded. S4250.
H. KADAN, VIENNA So,
Evening star., 1942-11-01

NEW bungalow Of four large rooms and
bath and finished attic, making three bed
rooms: only S4,750 small cash payment
$40 so per month; move in Immediately.
4137 34th ST.. Mt. Rainier. WA. 4542.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

A1C111NN Wv, VIZ.
Good 5 rooms. refinished like new:
walking distance Clarendon Shopping Cen
ter; $3.50
rooms, row house, brick: at Glebe rd.
and Lee hwy: $3.50.
Like new, all brick; rooms. detached;
nice yard; Westover section: S6,275; can
buy all furniture
ter Clarendon: rooms frame; to settle
estate: $500.
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
1922 N. Irving St, Arl. Va CHI. O22o.
A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
In nearby Arlington to own a real bar
gain. Spacious grounds with a variety of
fruit trees, shade. grape arbor Bung allow
than $4,000. terms Phone Glebe 1893.
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COLLEGE PARK, MD.
$10,500.
74Q3 HOPKINS ST.

"A Acre Beautiful Grounds.
One Of the better homes of this ex-
elusive section. A home for gracious
living or a moneymaker for roomers.
Large living room, extra large dining
room. nice kitchen with largest size
Frigidaire, large buffers pantry. Sec
ond floor four large bedrooms and
bath. Third floor, two good bedrooms
and bath. Oil hot-water heat. storm
ment with laundry tubs and toilet
Two-car garage Lot 10Oxo0O. Large
willow trees. Nicely handicapped. Lily
and fish pond. Two blocks from uni
VerSity
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RIVERDALE, MD.

5815 R1ITENHOUSE ST. NE.
A REAL HOME FOR THE
MONEY,
A nice corner bungalow finished IN
white asbestos shingles Five. nice rooms
with large inclosed rear porch. Oil heat.
auto gas hot-water heat. Full base
ment under entire house. Built-in ga
rage under rear porch. All in new
house condition. WILL SACRIFICE FOR
POST WITH YOU. This is the big
Rest bargain We have ever offered.
Don't miss it II you want nice home
cheap.
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$3.50 Cash
Balance Like Rent
Dr. @-l H1 FAA

bedrooms. 2 baths, 2 kitchens,
Is minutes from downtown. Newly
redecorated, Bus passes door, car
not necessary. Full acre of ground,
plenty of room for nice garden,
fruit trees, many fine large shade
trees. Drive out Lee Highway to
Falls Church light: right 2 miles
to sign DLEWooD; left q mile
to tennis court on left: left to
white two-story house with green
shutters facing tennis court.
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$4,000.
4700 GIJTI,FORD RID

Center hall Colonial. Nine rooms,
two baths. extra lavatory in cellar.
Hot-water heat. coal, hardwood floors,
detached garage. Large living room
ing room 1sx1s. large kitchen with
pantry. SIX LARGE BEDROOMS. Large
front and rear porches. House in per-
ONE BLOCK to STREET CAR Walk
ing distance to university. A real bar
gain At this price
Evening star., 1942-11-01

1900 block, Irving n.w.-3-story and
basement brick, 10 rms, bath, h-w.h.;
owner must sell: $3.50. subj. to offer.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
ARLINGTON.
ARLINGTON. VA

Brick, 2-story. 5 rooms: built 2 years;
oil &C heat: $4,000 Call Mr. Donahue.
CHI 2440. N. c, HINES e. SONS. Inc,
Realtors, 1920 Lee Highway
Evening star., 1942-11-01
$6,750.
47O5 FORDHAM RID.

This very attractive modern home
has five rooms and bath on first floor.
Second floor is finished as one large
With real open fireplace. Nice level lot.
hedge In front. Nicely Handicapped. De-
tached garage, half block to streetear.
WALKING DISTANCE TO UN1VER-
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Beautiful corner. 10th near r NV
3-story and basement. II rms. 3 baths
h.-wh.; this home cannot be duplicated: :
terms.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

140O block 6th-3-story and basement,
3 apts., IN baths sep. gas and elect, h.
VIII: rented at S101 mo-; S7.45O; $3.50
cash.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
HYATTSVILLE, MD.

A REAL BARGAIN ON
THE BALTIMORE BLVD.
Think Of 1t. 5000 50. It. commercial
with . nice six-room and bath mod
home for only $4,000. A rare chance
to combine business and home to-
gether. Land alone worth more. than
asking price. Owner i'll, must sell.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
ATTRACTIVE HOMES
IN VIRGINIA
Price. S1O.5OO

Price, $1O,5OO
Brick cape cod with complete apt.
Located on large lot U0Oxl22).
living room with fireplace and
door opening on porch, dining
room, equipped kitchen, . bed
rooms. tile bath. On the End floor.
studio ao' room an' eeappsd s1ss
and bath. Attached garage. full
basement. maids room and lava
tory.
Sl3,e5o
Solid stone home Of English design,
lot. in the attractive Hillwood sec
ton. few minutes by bus to
Pentagon Bldg. Rooms include at
portioned living room 15xl9 with
stone fireplace and French doors
kitchen. on the 2nd floor. Msste
bedroom G3x1g with private bath
and 2. other bedrooms and bath. o
eo9f. es5 detached stone garage slate
Sl7,5O0
Spacious brick colonial on an ap-
r aise seeae Iooms in
G5x25) with fireplace and door
opening on large porch. panelled
den U2x15), with adjoining half
bath. dining room 15x15), with
built in corner cupboards, very
large well equipped kitchen U5x
15l with breakfast nook; on the
End floor are large bedrooms
and 2 baths. an English basement.
almost completely above ground.
contains recr. room, laundry room
and maids room and bath, 2 car
detached brick garage, slate roof.
outdoor fireplace.
s. AeAhp "a,
N1ss.I25zEs7,s1Sz2a@
@pe09zzt:eszalsagz3 3NzzkssNs NzksaslsN.s CO.
RE A L r ORS
2S40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI. 1898 Ewes. GL. 1898
Evening star., 1942-11-01
THE CALENDER OF GOOD
HOMES.

1900 block Ont. I'd. nw-2-story and
basement brick. 6 rms tiled bath Nv h..
Colonial front porch. deep yards, S5,975;
$500 cash, $50 mo.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

N st. NV. near N. Caps rms. bath,
h.-a.h.. S6,950: $3.50 cash.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

100 block 9Th ST. n.w-Excellent 81
story and basement brick. 12 rms, 2 baths,
h.-w.h.. hardwood floors. very good con-
dttion. $500; terms.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

100 block T st. n.w.-2-story frame,
rms. bath. gas and elect, h.-w.h.:
price, $3.50; $500 cash.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Colored-2-family nat. unit block Of r
st. NV; 2 h.-w.h. systems: cleo; rms.
IN each nat: good tenants: submit OFFER.
M. Hawkins, Michigan 2O57.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

5000 block Park pl w-Beautiful cor
ner home, 2-story Colonial brick: g rms,
tiled baths, front and rear porches. h.-w.h.,
WESTERN REAL ESTATE CO.,
2OOl 1lth st. NV
MI 1854 Sk35 S43E
Evening star., 1942-11-01
S4,75O.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW.

The house Of your dreams. White
shingled, surrounded BY beautiful vel
vet green lawns with artistic land
scaping. The red roof and shutters to
match make it picture to behold.
Ultramodern. Five rooms and bath.
Full screens. storm sash and doors.
Fully insulated and weather-stripped.
OF course, it is al fenced. A dream.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

vt. ave. NV, near Logan Circle-3-
story and basement brick, Q rms, 2 baths.
h.-w.h., good condition. S12,5OO: terms
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Oaeett n.e-Lovely 6-rm and bath
brick, h.-w.h.. $3.50: $500 to $3.50 cash.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Near Logan Circle-26 rms, baths,
h.-w.h.: at S22 500 you cannot 70 wrong;
terms arranged.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

500 block M ct. n.v.-2-story and base
ment brick, rms. bath, h.-wh., 2-car
brick garage, S6,s5O; $3.50 cash.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Colored-Park pl NV lovely 6-rm,
and bath home; hardwood floors; h.-wh;
garage; excellent neighborhood; priced
reasonable; terms. Lincoln 6563
Evening star., 1942-11-01
SUBURBAN. PROPERTY FOR SALE.
$11,5OO.

Sll ,5UU.
Attractive 7-room brick suburban home
on o,,,, an acre acre: miles from WashinEton.
desirable features as copper piping. copper
guttering. slate roof, large basement, oil
the flrst floor are a large eli iivins room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen equipped
with range, and refrigerator. lavstory and
rooms and bath. A quality house, for sale
only because Of owners transfer. substan-
tial down payment required, See MASON
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5s12.
Closed SUNDAYS.
s375 DOWN, $50 MONTH.
1929 Madison St, Hyattsville-e rooms.
',,n' ~. n,' ,si.' RSsERf = So sei5; p;Ay1s;
Md BLDG. Hyattsville, Md. WA. 5000.
ARLINGTON BUYS.
$4,000.
5-rm and bath bungalow. front porch,
cellar, Laundry trays, gar; oil air cond.,
S6,350.
bath c Complete ki fuii cellar fms isundrs
trays, oil air cond.
A dream home; large living rm. open
fireplace, built-in bookcases. dining rm..
vation; plenty Of fruit trees and flowers.
$10,950.
Lovely 4-bedrm., 2h-bath home: first d.,
liv. rm. topen fireplace), din. rm kit.
bedrms: and bath; 2nd H., Q bedrms., and
bath; basement. 2 rms. "a bath; gar;
h.-w.h. tcoaD.
$17,95O.
Nr. Country Club Hills, this lovely home.
built-in bookcases, spacious din. rm., kit.
and rec. rrn with Flemish fireplace and
full bath, st floor; master bedrm. and
bath and bedrms with connecting bath,
2nd floor; basement has maids rm and
bath, 2-car gar: porches: oil air Cond.;
lge. corner lot. shrubs and trees.
These homes are close to churches,
schools and stores and are on or close
huses
Evening star., 1942-11-01

SURPH1SE 8AHGAN.
Gorgeous big trees and acres sur
round this attractive house. 5 hedrmA.. 2
baths. big recreation rm.. 4Ieplace. 6dl
View Aye., u beautiful Forest Glen, neef6y
NV. I'D. vacant. Qpen 11-& today. NAke
sAss''d9, 'd9,a9 1lAslIH ne ssa iaesa
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8 BedroomS-11a Baths,
2 FireDlaceS

This home H. Of brick construction and
contains laree living room, Colonial IRE.
place. den and u bath on list floor: bed
rooms. ttle bath on 2nd door; an English
sf:snsnt he. , .tte iarss s,ntns Icsm , .nd & fIs-
Ai W. lef'a 81 a.'s e / 81 u Hi
Evening star., 1942-11-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PETER J. HAGAN,
WA. 3765.
NEAR NEW
HORTICULTURE FARM.
BHTsv1LLE MD.
$2,85o.
$3.50 aMO.-$25 MO.
This plaee is now being remodeled.
New hardwood hoors. new bath. elec.
tricity. newly plastered, new. front and
.nd Bs Lot HoHse ss 0S5
ground available. Come early.
$4,000.
THREE ACRES.
Lovely little four-room cottage on
good hard gravel road not far from
BELTSvILLE, MD. House in Al condi-
tion. Maple floors. knotty pine dining
fixtures, electric kitchen, with double
Good land. Terms.
1914 DELAWARE ST.
BERWYN, MD.
TWo-fAMnY APARTMENT.
ONE ACRE SHADY LAND.
new throughout Hardwood floors. Oil
hot-water heat tcan be converted). Two
fve.room and bath apartments: sep sep
eere A large swo eecye
stoves. Upstairs apartment rents Tor
$75 mo. A wonderful opportunity. Live
downstairs. let upstairs pay for home.
Due town to owner M being being drafted e can sISlr be pur.
chased for ss.975. Terms: A real bar
gain.
Evening star., 1942-11-01
Vienna. va.

. YOU ARE. FORTUNATE.
We offer early possession Of 5-room brick
with space for 2 rooms in attic; fenced-in
lot. 60x13o. garage, flowers. fruit trees.
This is one of Lyon VILLAGES most desir-
able homes. Asking S1O.95O.
C. W CLEVER co. INC. OK. O322
Evening star., 1942-11-01
r. 5th AND BUCHANAN.
METZLER-Realtor,
Dl $780, 11o6 Vt Ave.
Sundays and Nights, ia O620

This is one of the older houses, designed
And built by Mr.. Arthur Heaton. There are
4 nice bedrooms. stairway to large storage
sssiS ana mads room oil or coal beat
a very comfortable home. in excellent con-
ditlon, in refined and convenient neigh
borhood. BOSS e. PHELPS Exclusively.
MA; $500 Ewes. call Miss Alexander,
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Logan Circle-3-story and basement,
ton 3 garages: $4,000 1rst trust; this
fine home at reasonable price and terms.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Colored-e rms. baths, h.-w.h., cleo;
excellent condition; near 18th and Ken
yon: terms. North 1909
Evening star., 1942-11-01
SILVER SPRING, MD.
$500.
INDIAN SPRINGS PARK.

A new group of five room and bath
bungalows just completed and ready
to move in Homes are on Houston St.
at Old BladensburR I'd. Two short
are bright and large. Nicely decorated
Full tile bath, modern kitchen with
de luxe equipment. Hardwood floors.
Full, large, bright cellar. Hot-water
heat (coaD. Automatic gas hot-water
heater Large lots fully sodded: New
hard-surfaced street in front. Terms
$3.50 cash. Note special terms to U.
s. Government workers. Open.
Evening star., 1942-11-01

Colored-Brookland. large rms. brick,
ton: terms. Mr.. Wills. Hobart 1897.