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guarded military secret. But as an
eyewitness to the whole vast pro-
ceeding spreading over thousands
of miles Of ocean I feel completely
confident that whenever the initial
enemy thrust can be stopped the
final result Is only q matter of time.
Our materials can get through and
our factories are producing"
Mr.. Harsch said he was not privi-
legged to tell what had happened
since the Japanese attack on Pearl
Harbor, but that 1t would make
every citizen of the Allied Nations
lift their chins notch"
Long Lines Of Communication.
What can be said" he added, "is
that during this period long lines of
communication vital to ultimate
success have been nailed down hard
with reinforcement and ceaseless
naval patrols and hard jabs at
enemy points Of attack until today
the channels are wide open and
Japan is only beginning to feel the
full potential impact Of American
might.
"Japan's best guaranty of victory
was to close that line. Japan still
is capable of delivering powerful
blows from its inner lines of COM
munication. But American forces
already have won the battle Of &C
cocc fo tho Tar Pacific"
The Monitor correspondent said
the destroyer which carried him into
Wellington arrived full day ahead
of schedule. The secrecy Of the op-
Grafton prevented any major demon
suation at the outset, he said. But
when the bluejackets went ashore
they had difficulty in spending any
money" Hotels gave them free
meals and citizens took them into
their homes. The crew, he said,
agreed it was the best port they had
touched in many months.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
Congress in Brief
TO-DAY.

Senate:
May pass on s5oo,ooo,ooo China
loan appropriation.
Joint Committee on Reduction Of
Expenditures hears Farm Bureau
officials testify on Farm Security
Administration.
Agriculture Committee considers
legislation to prevent sale of Gov
ernment crop surpluses at sub-parity
prices.
House:
Routine legislation.
Small Business Committee hears
War Production Board oflcial on
scrap metal situation.
Rules Committee considers legis-
lation for Women's Auxiliary Corps
and extension Of Dies Committee.
Evening star., 1942-02-10

The House today unanimously
passed and sent to the Senate q bill
changing the name OF Conduit Road
in the District to Macarthur Boule-
ward In honor Of Gen. Doublas Mac
Arthur, leader of the heroic de-
tenders Of the Philippines. Action
came "a hours after approval Of the
legislation by the District Commit
tee.
Chairman Randolph told the
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Red Cross War Fund
Grows Substantially

A restaurant worker who remem-
bered as a former soldier the serv-
ices of the Red Cross to the Ma
tions armed forces in the First
World War was among those today
who helped swell the total Of con-
tributions thus far to the District
Red Cross War Fund Campaign.
He is Peter Damelatis, Of 1908
Good Hope road Sc, and his gift to
the fund was $100.
Washington newspapers also were
doing their part in the drive. Red
Cross headquarters reported gift
of $2,500 from the Evening Star
Newspaper Co., and contributions
Of $5O025 from Star employees
Partial returns from Washington
Daily News employees reached
$126.40, while Washington Post
workers have donated $25.28 at this
stage Of the campaign.
Contributions from various Gov
ernment departments are reaching
substantial proportions. From the
Navy Department came $4,061.7 ~
yesterday. Other Federal contribu-
tions listed were: War Production
Board, $1,862.51; General Account
ing ONCE, $1,0e3.65; Federai Works
Agency, $925.33; Treasury Depart
ment, $428.42; Federal Trade Com
mission, $40110; Commerce Depart
ment, $977.33; Panama Canal Of
flee, $500; War Department, $22795;
United States Compensation Com
mission, $207.25; National Archives
$33025; and Securities and Ex-
change Commission, $52.25. EN-
ployes of the District Government
gave $l09.56 yesterday.
Other gifts included $3.50 from the
management Of the National Capital
Press and $21050 from its workers;
$145 from employees Of the General
Electric Supply Co.; Charles G.
Stott & Co., 500; Connecticut Pie
Co., $178, including $3.50 from the
firm and $28 from employees; Capt.
tol Association, Inc, $25, and the
Hammett Co., $78.
From Charleston, S. c., Ensign
John F. Kennedy, son Of Joseph B
Kennedy, former Ambassador to
Great Britain, sent gift Of $25.
Meanwhile, Miss Caroline E
Thomson, director of instruction
Home Nursing Service, announced
organization of another home nurs-
ing class to meet Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 10 am. to noon at
Walsh House, 2020 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, beginning Thursday
Mrs. Dorothy Vane will be the in
structor.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
British Subs Sink
Axis Supply Ship,
Torpedo 7 Others
Nozis Claim Bomb Hits
On Cruiser, Destroyer
And Two Transports
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press,
, LONDON, Feb. 10.-British
submarines have sunk one Axis
supply ship and torpedoed two
others, one Of which almost GER
'tainly sank, in new attacks on
enemy transport lanes in the
Mediterranean, the Admiralty
announced today.
Each Of the ships was In q sep
arate convoy. the Admiralty said,
and in three attacks the British
submarines struck despite heavy
protection for the conveys, includ-
ing planes.
The communique said:
Three more successful attacks
on enemy conveys In the central
Mediterranean have been carried
out by submarines Of the Medit-
erranean Fleet.
"A large and heavily laden sup
ply ship which was escorted by an
armed merchant cruiser has been
torpedoed and sunk.
"A medium-sized supply ship, the
largest ship OF three in a convoy,
heavily escorted by aircraft and de-
stroyers, has been torpedoed and
almost certainly sunk.
From another convoy Of three
ships escorted by five destroyers
and aircraft, one torpedo hit was
scored on a supply vessel. The re-
suit of this attack was not OBJ
served"
An ofncial spokesman said that
Of the $4,000 casualties to British
forces in the battle Of Libya dis
closed last month by Prime Min
lister Churchill 2,908 were known
to have been killed.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
Tire Theft Bill Passed

TRENTON, N. j, Feb. 10 R.-
The New Jersey State Assembly
rave final enactment yesterday to
q bill making automobile tire thefts
high misdemeanors punishable with
= maximum of seven years I'M
prisonment and $4,000 nne; - ine ,as
measure now goes to Gov. Cnafles
Edison.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
Yugos|av Rebellion
Is Growing, Axis
Reports Indicate
Serb Patriots Declared
To Be Organized in Two
Groups Of 10000 Each
Sy the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
AT THE GERMAN FRONTIER,
Feb. 10-Axis efforts to crush Bal
kan warfare waged against them by
Yugoslav patriots have failed utter
ly, and reports even from German
and Italian sources yesterday in
dicated the movement was growing.
There is no reliable estimate about
the size Of Gen Draga Mihailovic's
forces operating In South Serbia and
Bosnia, but reports in the Belgrade
and Zabreg press indicate the army
Is increasing.
Reports reaching Budapest re-
Gently said the patriots were organ
lied into two groups OF about 10000
each. These were broken into small
er units and scattered throughout
the country. Some reports said the
patriots even had a small air force,
operating from hidden fields in the
mountains.
Regulars Losses Hidden.
The extent of their operations is
indicated by reports appearing In
the Yugoslav press every day or so
claiming so to 100 Communists"
were killed by regular troops.
These dispatches never give losses
of the regulars. but sometimes there
are references to district chief or
some other leader being killed.
There also are references to officials
visiting hospitals in Bosnia where
soldiers wounded in guerrilla war
fare were being treated.
The extent of Axis losses was sug-
gested by the fact that the Italians
reported they alone had 388 soldiers
killed and 487 wounded in the ugo-
slav area in December.
Within one week the Belgrade
newspaper Novo Vreme reported
three battles in which 100 irregulars
were killed.
Train Schedules Changed.
Railroads have been forced to
change schedules of trains between
Sofia, Bulgaria and Belgrade so the
trains may travel entirely in day.
light. Each train Is accompanied
by detachment Of German soldiers
armed with machine guns. As
another precaution, the trains are
preceded about a half mile by
Serbian locomotive carrying soldiers
Many sections Of railways in in
terror Yugoslavia have been closed
completely because the lines were
cut by the patriots. The director
OF railways at Sarajevo announced
recently that the line from there
to Dubrovnik had been removed,
but that the section between Tastva
and Bilece still was closed while
troops were cleaning up the area.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
o15 Killed in Africu
This Yeur, Rome Reports

BY The Associated Pres.
ROME From Italian Broadcast),
Feb. 10.-The Rome radio, quoting
the official Italian gazette, today
gave the Italian losses since the be-
ginning Of 1912 in North Africa as
9l5 killed, 1,760 wounded and 9,279
missing.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
Germans Attack Convoy
West Of Motruh, Egypt

(This dispatch was sent from an
enemy country. whose motive in re-
leasing news is likely to be propaganda.
Axis claims should be credited only
when confirmed by American or Allied
sources)
BERLIN (From German Broad
casts), Feb. 10 R.-Germsn bomber
formations, attacking a strongly
protected British convoy west of
Matruh, Egypt. scored hits on q
light cruiser, a destroyer and two
big transports, 1t was officially an
nounced today.
The announcement said they were
so seriously damaged that they pre-
sumably were lost.
Three British planes were re-
ported shot down in air battles over
the African front, while Nazi
bombers and dive-bombers were said
to have attacked air bases, transport
columns and supply depots both in
Libya and Northern Egypt,
A German flight sergeant. Pilot
Lueth, was credited with bringing
down three British bombers in one
hour, to raise his total of air VIC
tories to 20.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
Weather Report


CoumbiaIgt mixed with times quite
50 cold tonight gentle winds.
Maryand-Lgh in west and light rain mixed with IN
east not tonight
Virgnia-Occasiona
somewhat colder southwest
cold in east portion tonight
West vrgina-occasonal light tonight colder
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Record Hor Last "a Hours.

From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. 90. at $50 pm. yesterday.
Lowest, 81. 1t 5;45 am. today. Year
ago, 81. - 's-s'
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 65, on January le.
Lowest, 9 on January IL.
Humidity for Last Fl Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon todayD
Highest ~ per cent, at 1 30 am. today.
Lowest. % Fer cent, at 1:30 pm. yes
Temperatures In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1942-02-10

The population Of Argentina is
roughly equal that Of New York
State.
Evening star., 1942-02-10
U. 5. Navy Vanguard
Reported Reaching
New Zealand
Troops Declared Landed
At Way Stations Along
Route From Huwuii

1.-THE tollotDine report to the
Christian Science Monitor Das
cleared direct by cable from Wei
Hngton, NetD Zealand, 1Dhere an
Allied censorship is in torce.)
Evening star., 1942-02-10

River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers muddy
at Harpers Ferry; Potomac very muddy at
Iirnat Falls today.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

SOoONDAN FNcNENtS lux keNS
MCLEAN, Z MILES KEY BRIDdEL7-
- 6;Svh, tos ready after Oct: Is. c. S: aE1.R,
MODERN COTTAGE. ON RAWLINGS
River-very, attractive, 7 rms. 2 baths, IL
BOSS & PHETPs. NA: ssoo' Sn''' NN0'' 300
e5ek sas sPd b0
av %n from to new chssy Nsa, chose hos
m6 n5a A7ssbe Bqs fnq Tsn ssEyoe Elk KE Rf
Err. Kensington 563 or National 6734
ATTRACTIVE LIVING QUARTERS, AN
tiaue furniture: large, living rm;,, fireplace,
me- from Wssh 5ass Sa sah fshr as4J
MODERN GRIN. HOUSE, FIREPLACE,
porches., coal furnace, eleei range, gar; y
$40 mo Fairfax 254-J.
1sfy vi aaGa PKE o
sale; good paying rooming house, forced
to sell; rent reasonable. Phone OK. O641..
I'm pIsqds1 rURN1sHEp BoYsE MODERN a2s
Light I'd. I'd See sign left, II mile from m s0l bus
ARLINGTON, Ar, vA:-5.RooM. 2-sToRY
Whse brk lex baths sn re 9ca
NEW 5-RM. BRICK. ATTACHED BRICK
garage; completely modern, located on lge.
Va villa Fa9ax @ 7 % es eonvneS WeS of "a Wan snd
Navy sidss sA and and ouartermaster's s ~ DEPOT; a
$50 per month GooDNoW REALTY Co.,
Phone Alexandria 1887 or Alexandria 1O16.
RIvERDALE HEIGHTS MD = 3-ROoM
stoves. ,eiec. range. in kit, / acre ground,
no modern plumbing. good well IN yard.
garage; 25 minutes from city; no children,
Box 1865, Star.
COTTAGE WITH LARGE YARD; LYING
1m 15x2l, fireplace; m bedrm l5xl4 kitsh- Itch
ase ss faa psc f Psoe f osarcs
1921 for information and appt. to see.
4-ROOM BUNGALOW, 3. ACRES OF
Rlshed: $40. Spruce oiaa-5. camp SPRINGS,
Ses. an Tk1la hA AMz AhIr$ s4S s6 NO. ca Hyss
vile O334
NEAR CAMP sPRINGs-NEw HOUSE, 8
rms, 2 baths; 2 acres land, 2-car garage;
Nov 1; $50 mo. DAN ABBOTT, clinton 81.
QUIET 2-BEDRooM COTTAGE WITH
y miles from District; bus and, stores
Telephone Vienna 1O7-J-1.
GEuMERFoRD- BUN. PARTLY FURN.
bua an ReWe sss ssasdMs fiaam2r BIZ m. iu2n.
$50 N: E. RYoN CO., MA. 1907. GE.
6146 res.
NEARBY MD. = NEW GROOM STONE
home, all furnished, bath and electric:
acre of ground wooded lott avail Oct. IS;
eWner a,, going into service; $3.50 mo.
NICE MODERN HOME AT IDYLWOOD,
Vas rooms, full basement, garage, coal
heat; $3.50. Falls Church 2137
FURNISHED. DESIRABLY LOCATED m
washington Grove: conv. to train service;
rms, -2h baths, maids cottage 3-car
Price, $500 mo.
MOORE & HILL CO.,
ME. 400 sO4 l7th st. NV.
VACANT-NOVEMBER 1st.
1Ol E. FRANKLIN AVE, Sill. SPR. MD
lot; 5 rms and bath; oil aireconditioned
heat; sos per mo-
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1929 st. NV National O352
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
121 GREENWAY BLVD.

~SA 0AS4@A2AN w a. = A)A4 Ds
:, New 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW, dining alcove.
large living rm., oil heat; range and re-
Irlgerator included: End fl. suitable for 2
pqe. 5s i, Lot ed 5oslS5 blk to bus
Sunday, to 5 pm. Sligo 1908.
THE OAKS"
An Interesting Small Va. Estate
of 712 Acres.
-, Located within 15 miles of downtown
white clapboard home, less than 5 years
old, in setting of large oak trees and
fenced with picturesque white fence, is
os ss sas fS ss e ssner h
neighborhood of estates. The Oaks offers
an opportunity to enjoy the best of coun-
s sut is less than mile to
Rooms include, on the first floor, wide CEN
ter hall with graceful stairway. and rear
vns on room aFss e1isf With
quisite hand-carved mantel. large dining
room room I8xlsD with an original mantel and
c0on small
bath, powder room, large equipped kitchen
and pantry: On the second floor rooms
Hsx1S with CONNECTING bath and 8 small
bedrooms and bath. Priced S27,5OO.
GEO. MASON GREEN CO.,
2s40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CneStnuC 563o. Ewes, SileDe 5UIS.
6 RMS, 2 BATHS, 1880.
Attractive brick Cape Cod in country
club section Of Arlington; equipped kitch-
en-. recreation rm. with fireplace. Lear
built-in gar. slate roof; lot '70x132. Sub
stantial cash.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
CH. 3131. 2051 Wilson Blvd. Glebe 3434.
$500.
$500 cash, S32 mo-. 8 Fairland ave
Binds, gas range % and INV % t Rtr, cleo refg
eirc, oil heat good well cleo pump; 9Ilo
6, mi. from Alexandria, out Little River
nd.d r. TO Fairland; & Cal Mr. MMahonsy Ma CH.
1920 Lee hwy. exclusive agents.
FORT MYER, vA-ATTRACT. STONE
Kitchen, oil; can be converted. $S,450.
Attract. terms: Over Memorial Bridge,
right on Lee blvd, " mile to Fort Myer
dr.. left to N; Pierce st. at Fort Myer
gate. right to house.
HOLBROOK & CO.,
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"NARVA.'

2 MILES NORTH OF NEWMARKET, VA.
Having purchased farm in Montgomery
County. Maryland, wish to sell 'MARVA,"
north of Newmarket. Virginia, on U. s.
Highway No. IL. An interesting home con-
tanning ~ rooms. 3 baths, new plumbing
chard; IS acres Of very rich land in high
state of cultivation. A pleasant place to
live. An excellent opportunity to open a
duration. Would be interested to trade
for a herd of dairy cattle. or will consider
small property in or nr. WASHINGTON.
Price S10,500. Apply HENRY BECRAFT.
Washington Grove, Md. Phone Gathers
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GOOD INVESTMENT.
$1,000.

t,OVO.
MT. RAINIER. ND.
CORNER BRICK
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
Two complete APARTMENTS Of three
rooms and bath each. New gas re-
frigerator. Oil hot-water heat. Second
floor rents for !S62.5O mo. Convenient
Bus stops at door.
$1,000.
3715 QUINCY ST.
MT. RAINIER, MD.
Slx-room and bath bungalow. Oil
hot-water heat. Hardwood floors, full
dry basement. Nice neighbors. Close
to everything. S1,5O0 cash.
$500.
1922 TUCKERMAN ST.
RIVERDALE, MD.
Eight rooms and bath: immediate
possession; close to transportation.
Five rooms and bath on frst floor.
Three Three room rooms n, 9n SECOND a aeer; Large
Hardwood floors: improved Holland
heat with buckwheat blower and ther-
mostat. Large front porch, small in
closed side porch. Large, dry base
ment: continuous hot water: oil with
large tank: Lot 5Ox15O Beautiful
lawns. OUTSIDE FIREPLACE. Nicely
1andscaped and fenced. Det garage.
Open for inspection.
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New 2-bedrm. bungalow, dining alcove, |
frigerator included: End fl. suitable for |
additional rms; lot 5Ox125; blk. to bus;
price, S5.490; $1,000 cash, S33 mo. Open |
sunday, to p.m Sligo 1908.
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c. OCTOBER II, 1912
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PETER J. HAGAN,
WA. 3765.

PETER J. HAGAN,
WA. 3765.
$4,250.
6207 seth AVE. NE.
RIvERDALE HEIGHTS
-Four -Four rooms rooms bath; - hot-wateE heat
$500 cash, easy monthly payments.
OUR WEEKLY SPECIAL.
$4,500.
5815 RITTENHOUSE ST. NE.
CORNER BUNGALOW.
Five rooms, bath. large inclosed back
porch used ;, as summer kitchen. Fun
and paint. eo-ft. corner lot. $3.50
$4,750.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER
BUNGALOW.
Five rooms and bath. oil heat. Full
insulated and her-stripped. Large
beautiful lot, well Handicapped and
Mnss have rea en.b1d d,ssn csss pses Bargain
$4,950.
COTTAGE CITY.
=. Five IS room and bath bgnsalow. Full
$3.50.
613 OAK ST.
COLMAR MANOR. MD
Six rooms. bath, hot-water heat. .
$5,475.
3417 NEWTON ST. NE,
MT. RAINIER, MD.
Five-room and bath bungalow. Close
to everything. $1,000 cash.
$5,75o.
1920 OTIS ST. NE.
MT RAINIER, MD.
medst. snd bath o6 I'm
NEW BUNGALOWS.
OLD 1faa &S}1a$aS SSsG RS4b AND
ready Five neY arRs bones are mi 1us about
hardwood doors. nicely decorated. cor ted Full, FIii,
bright basement. hot-water heat. Gas
pofebes nee o beaten n.v and
special managing for you. A cheap
$3.50.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
1905 HOPKINS STREET
Five-room and bath, modernistic
bungalow. WHITE BRICK, large cor
ner windows. Oil air-cond heat
Hardwood floors. built-in garage. Nice
level lot immediate possession. Elec.
refrigerator. 10fo cash. Balance easy
terms.
$6,s75.
10 ROSS AVE.
THE PRETTIEST PLACE IN
COTTAGE CITY.
Wait till you see these wonderful
grounds. Large willow trees. two large
Black Twis apple trees. other fruits,
large grape arbor with concrete posts,
beautiful flowers. All nicely fenced.
Detached garage. Five-room. and bath
California type stucco bungalow. Open
fireplace. NEW ELECTRIC REFRIGER-
ATOR., Hot-water. heat (coaD, Pitts
burg hot-water heater. Large dry
basement with toilet and laundry
trays. Fixed as recreation room. Inn
mediate possession; convenient terms.
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$9,450.
2614 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE.
Inspect this beautiful home today
Seven large rooms. Open fireplace
Large dry basement with laundry room
and toilet. Large 60-foot lot. Con-
venient to everything. Car stops In
front Of house. Open at all times for
your inspection
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

uNV6Su "6Nb SNVr6Nob bSN 0<AAss
(Continued)
REAL BARGAINl 3 PRACTICALLY NEW,
4-family apis. in hne rental location. Ten
nssme sarnsn Sxh nsa % aes
diately. Can be sold as sroup, or sep
STERLING g. FISHER CO.,
913 New York Ave. NV. RE. 5000.
STORE.
2-story brick store on upper 14th St.
leased at S2,7OO per year; price, S25 900
For further particulars. cali Mr.. Blackis-
tone teves snd aSW4>941 sqp 1L e7S01;o
1881 l st. NV. Ma 1894.
Downtown Business Property.
Located on K st. win accept clear apt.
VIM. M. THiRoCKMoRToN.
Invest Bldg. REALTORS. d. 6092.
THIS IS ONE WAY
TO SOLVE YOUR
RENTAL PROBLEM!
We have several 2-family apartments in
good residential location that are nearly
new and with modern appointments. Live
IN one and the rent from the other will
few years you viii have something besides
rent receipts in addition to comfortable liv-
ing; The price of these buildings is only
$3.50, on reasonable terms. For further
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest. Bldg. REALTOR. d. 6Oa2.
BRICK BUILDING,
Storeroom, 3 apts., extra rooms: s.
story brick building in rear to 3o-ft. alley;
steam heat. all hardwood floors All in
terror of bldg. new, all rented at 1897
prices. FIR. 4430 OWNER
COLORED BARGAINS.
1900 block Kenyon ST. n.w.-Semi-det. !,
S-unit apt, brick; yearly income, S4, 900.
800 block Irving st. n.w.-Semi-det. hrk.,
lot.
232 st. n.e.-One blk. from Union Sta
tion; rms. baths. 2 kits, finished base
ment: good d-income property
Call Mrs Lewis, HO 1869, with
PASQUAL REALTY CO., Executive 1850.
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NEARBY VA.

4NI1 * =
Practical home for the large or small
family; Z rooms . baths, with extra
rooms finished in basement; garage: prop
erty clear; terms. To inspect call Glebe
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$7,y75.
38 CHILLUM RID.
JUST NORTH OF RIGGS ROAD.
NEW TWO-STORY BRICK
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newlywed: Here you
are. Save time and money by buying
this. House and contents less than
year old. OWNER DRAFTED. His
loss, your gain. See this delightful
home of flve large rooms and full tile
bath. Full dry basement ready to
convert into recreation room. Oil air
conditioned heat, auto hot-water heat
er. Large NEW ELECTRIC REFRIG-
orator. Open for inspection all day,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A COLONIAL HOME, 434 ACRES, s-RM.
dw.. open hreplaces; $50 q. fine clay loan
soil, 100 a. timber and rem. pasture; f1ow-
ing streams; graded road. A buy at $22
per q. Shown by appointment j. L.
DAVIS, Charlotte Hall. Md. Phone Me-
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NEAR ALEXANDRIA, TWO
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOWS
READY FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY, WITH COAL
FURNACE; MODERN IN
EVERY RESPECT; ON E-
ACRE LOTS. CALL TIE.
2436. PRICE, S., $50. SMALL
DOWN PAYMENT, EASY
TERMS.
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EXTRA SPECIAL.
UNIVERSITY PARK,
1890

EXTRA SPECIAL.
UNIVERSITY PARK.
$1,000.
4414 COLESVILLE RD.
JUST OFF BALTIMORE BLVD.
White brick Cape Cod. on large
shady lot. 50x165. Large living room.
12x22, with OPEN FIREPLACE. Large
floor; all screened. Nice size dining
room all-electric kitch hen with refrig-
orator. Two large bedrooms, one with
dressing room. Full tile bath with
shower: Abundance Of cedar closets
and storage space. GAME ROOM, dry
let. Detached garage. Immediate pos
session.
$3.50.
320 LONG BRANCH PKWY,
TAKoMA PARK, MD.
L1viNG ROOM. 1sx2a; FiRih FiREpLAGE. oatSE.
Five. large rooms on hrst floor. Room
for three on second. Terms low cash,
balance $40 mo.
$8,75O.
1904 CLEVELAND AVE.
RIVERDALE. MD
real suburban home. Seven large
rooms and full tile bath and shower.
Living room, 20x15. with fireplace
Four. bedrooms Oak floors, ample
closet closet space Three large .porches.
Others fully screened Large basement
with toilet and shower. Lot 1OOx26O
Nicely Handicapped. Nice two-room bun
galow on rear Of lot finished In knotty
pine. Detached garage.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
HOME HUNTING?

PRICE REDUCED $45O.OO.
for quick sale Of FINE five-room BUNGA
Low in New Alexandria Just redecorated
only S6,500.O0, with only ST. 900 90 cash
necessary from resp. purchaser Very
Liberal terms.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
e. S. PRICE & CO.,

IVIU Ave INV. ME. JO5U.
Exclusive AGENTS.
cOLORED = ARLINGTON FIRM. AND
bath bungalows; full cellar; "a blk, to
Buses schools and churches nearby.
$4,000 to $3.50: Easy Terms.
CHI 5940 Oxford 2la4
Evening star., 1942-10-11

New 5-room bungalow consisting Of Q
bedrooms. bath living. room, dinette,
Kitchen; coal heat; walking dist. bus and
approved
Information in person only at our
of1ce please do not phone. BUELL. M.
GARDNER-J E. KELLY. Rockville, Nd
Evening star., 1942-10-11

NEW. UNFINISHED RMS. AND BATH
bungalow; 112 acres land: coal furnace;
chicken house for 200 chickens; running
water, elec:; on Defense highway: easy
terms, small payments. j. H. White, MI.
l753, before 8 on Sunday.