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Arkansas State press., 1942-06-19
CALVIN'S
DIGEST
l.. Baynard Whitney
"Man Bites Dog"

That's news-"man bites dog"
but II is also news when families
are dispossessed because they
earn an increase in income! But
. the truth is still stranger than
! fiction, Annually several families
living in Me-" York's Harlem Riv-
ct Houses are dispossessed be-
cause their incomes exceed the
| maximum set by the u. S. Hous-
ing Authority for those who are
otherwise eligible to live in the
! governments low cost housing
projects.
So many of these Negro famil-
les have been penalized for their
"prosperity' that protests have
been addressed to Washington to
help remedy this yearly phenome-
non. Of course, the Government
takes the view that if a tenants
income rises above the eligibility
level they can afford to move to
better quarters"
But there are no better quar-
ters for Negroes except at rents
excessively high, far exceeding
high, far exceeding the prosper
Gus" tenants ability to pay. An
other problem faced by the color
ed tenant is that he is restricted
to living in certain areas and can
not bargain hunt for a decent
apartment. Va"ily, we remain be-
+ tween the devil and the deep
blue sea.
/ Is "God" Honest?
Cod has a judgment against
him, and the Supreme Court Of
New York County has directed
him to pay S5,949 to Mrs. Verin-
| da Brown at the rate of 500
week or god" must go to Jail.
OF course you know | refer to
Father Divine.
Divine told the court that he
could not pay this money because
he had no money and received
no salary. But the Judge collar
ed him under the Civil Practice
Act which provides for piecemeal
payments by a Judgment debtor
rendering services without COM
pensation if the court decided
that the lack of salary was "col-
orablc and designed to defraud or
impede creditors" Having had
taste of Jail some years ago, we
believe that Divine will "fork up"
Arkansas State press., 1942-06-19
HIS LAST BATTLE

BY Rey L. Gillespie
Mother my regiment is leaving
The bugler has sounded the call
And have received orders from headquarters
That tell me this is ALL
Ard 50 in this way he told us
Before the shadows of death could fall
That he was going to join his comrades
Who had likewise heard the CALL
He rose up on his pillow '--
And with eyes looking straight ahead
Made last gallant salute to the coors
Before joining the ranks of the dead
The family stood at attention
And offered up a prayer
That when he marched into heaven
The Master would commission him there
We carried him to Arlington '
And laid him there to rest
For we knew full military honors
Would have been his last request
The guard laid him on a caisson
That was by seven black horses drawn L.
For this was the kind of funeral
To which a soldier is born
The squad fired three volleys over him
And we raised the flag from his head
While they slowly lowered his body
Into moss covered national bed.
This time he heard not the bugler
Playing that day was DONE
Nor the words of the army chaplain r
Telling of the glory he had won.
Arkansas State press., 1942-06-19

on which to mark and make your reeords-if you
envy these men have gone far beyond you in the
race, you are very foolish, indeed
1t is well to emulate the lives of men like slave
subject today, who have taught the whole world "he
value of tme the pleasure of working the of per
severance the dignity of simplicity the worth of charac
ter the power of kindness the influence of example, the
obligation of duty, the wisdom of economy; the power
Of Patience the Improvement of talent and the power of
originality"
Arkansas State press., 1942-06-19
WHO SPEAKS
FOR 7 H E
NEGRO?
BY Rey L. Gillespie

AT recent meeting in Chicago,
the National Negro Publishers AS
ISOLATION went on record as being
opposed to the indefensible policy
OF self appointed Negro leaders
and organizations speaking for
the Negro people. In doing so,
it brought under the glaring light
Of the Press this lucrative prac-
tlce that has been the bottleneck
rot Negro progress for years. This
action was the second Emancipa-
ton Proclamation of the Negro
people. For our race has been
sold wholesale down the river
since the days of slavery.
Today, as individuals, we have
full realization of the cost we
have paid, collectively, for false
leadership. We know that the
carpet baggers used the poor
ignorant Negroes just out of slav-
cry, as a political front to- rob
the South, As time went on some
Negroes assumed control of this
bargaining agency and thus was
crystalized the absurd idea that
the masses of Negro people were
represented by a few.
Mass education has not cur
tailed the Negro market block.
In fact, it has only served to in
crease the number of Negro sales
men in the business. At present
these representatives are falling
all over themselves speaking for
US.
do not censor the good Con-
gresham from Chicago for his
jealous effort to seem important
at moment Of national hysteria.
In fact ! congratulate him as an
opportunist. He spoke from his
heart when he said the Negro was
loyal. All Of US are proud that
he was able to say so. The only
question that comes to my mind
is why he should pick us out from
all the other Americans and then
assume the leadership when al,
he represented was the First Con
gressional District of Illinois,
There are thousands of Ne
groes who make very good liv-
ings selling Negroes en- masse
There is hardly a community
where some INSCRIPTIONS mini
ster or graft organization hasn't
made contacts with Influential
white people for the purpose Of
collecting money for the Negro
cause. With noteworthy excep-
! tons much of this money is never
used for the purpose it was soil
cited,
Then there are the Negro
GOODWILL" men. They usual
ly have a little circular that they
call a newspaper. The entire staff
is composed Of one person. It is
I published now and then. The
only reason they use the news
paper Is as a front IN order to
keep from being put in Jail for
receiving money under false pre-
tense. They, too, pass themselves
off to their white victims as Ne
gro leaders.
Since the legitimate press is
cleaning house we may as well
include in this leadership Edgar
"March Of Dimes" Brown in his
effort 10 get paid in advance for
the sale Of Negroes.
From now on the bootleg trad
ing in Of Negroes is going to be
dangerous. The PRESS is going
to catch these birds in the
act and tell on them. The Ne
groes who have engaged in this
traffic and have received money,
jobs and praise are on the spot.
The program Of the Negro is to
be a part Of America. Individual
lied leadership is not the solution.
Let us give this situation seri-
Gus thought. 1t is not a matter
a.. - ,n.ra1 80 ,,.,ll Al.
Arkansas State press., 1942-06-19
INCANlATORY

Tolerance thou hast been for ages
Harbingcr of human good;
Orce again, as Discord RACES,
Lead men out to brotherhood;
Come today and walk among us,
Lend thy touch to soul and hand
Heal our hearts now grown too callous,
Guide our acts throughout the land.
Sit among our nations keepers
When in council and debate
They forget the rights of peoples:
v no are part of this great state.
Calm the tongues that beat in wildness
From oppressors and oppressed,
Teach them both thy soothing mldness,
Bid them both let Vengeance rest.
Justice comes borne on thy presence.
Peace gains entry through thy gate,
Thou, to both, give form and essence,
Thou, for both, make pathways straight.
Temper Justice in thy fashion,
Firmly place her CROPPING feet,
Cool hot Hates and CORY Passion
lhat men may know the joy of Peace
Hear us now, o blessed spirit,
Haste to save us is our plea
We see the sign of Hate and fear it,
For 1t drips red with Destiny
Tolerance, dwell thou now among us,
Let our ways be thine alone:
mo crimson coudbursts break upon u.s.
Grant us yet thy benson.
Arkansas State press., 1942-06-19

your investment. compounded
semiannually--you get back
- for every s.. This is
guaranteed by the United
States Government
ben sboEA | bay q Bond7
Start now; buy regularly. II
your company has a PAY foil
Savings Plan, take advantage
OF L, NOW. INVEST IN
SAFtTY-WITH PERFECT
SAFETY
Arkansas State press., 1942-06-19
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g7aaMaSr~sS

The Democratic Pattern Can Al
ways BE Revised To Meet New
Trends But Dictatorship
Offers No Hope
Editor Note; This will likely
be the final release from Mr..
Booker, who has been called
to the Army.
WASHINGTON, June 10 -
When you are sitting on your
porches, enjoying God given Sun
shine and accepting a series OF
rights and privileges guaranteed
under our form of Government,
you should cogitate over the I'M
usual opportunities which our de-
mocratic pattern of government
offers to lis citizens; you can
make unqualified comparisons OF
our hopeful situation to that of
Dictatorship.
True, there are several forms
Of Improvement which the demo-
cratic way of life now requires,
in order to meet the demands of
minority groups, but none of
these things would move the Axis
The day we hope for, live for,
and are willing to die for will re
veal the settlement of disputes
existing amongst h racial
groups in America. These es-
sentials Of a democracy will re-
ouife the abandonment Of racial
discrimination and providing for
equal participation, regardless TO
race, creed or religious origin, OF
all Americans in the fruits of
the genius of our nation.
We believe the words couched
in the first column fthe editor
ial page of the STATE PRESS,
The Day We Hope For, closely
allies the thought of our Fathers
of the U. S. Constitution. These
words are:
When we can live in peace and
harmony with one another;
irrespective o f race, color,
creed, former servitude or pres
snt position in life. without
Mythical Tolerance, but in a
spirit of good will, assured in
the conviction of our better
judgement that we will remit
to every man the indomitable
rights to the admonition of his
own conscience in whatever line
of endeavOr he pursues for his
religious or material existence.
When that day arrives we will
BE contented. Then, we an can
boast of our DEMOCRACY
and not until then"
The present trends point to a
worldwide readjustment in faith,
hope and charity df one people to
Arkansas State press., 1942-06-19
THE DAY We AOpR HOR

WA I've h peace and harmsoy With
notAes-rrsspectiys 4 race ssor, creed ssrv
sAs - present position n Me- witAost mythical teier
49, ~ h spirit Il Coed Will, assured N the eonvc
Nsa of better Judgment that viii rsnit 10 eveay
~ ndomitahle rights INC admoaitioG II bia
coincidence \ whatever INC Il endeavor hs purs1ss Tor
N religious mAterA existence When that day arrives
~ Win b eontented. THEN, all boast of
DEMOCRACY, nd NOT until then. l. c. BATES.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
PRICE REDUCED
TO SETTLE ESTATE,
$16,500.

And today II could not be duplicated at
anything like the above price 5 acres Of
owners order years ago. A handsome
brick home with large rooms: living room.
picture-window dining room. up-to-date
bath on 1st floor; porches, gear brick
garage attached. slate roof; huge bed
rooms and baths on 2nd floor and
all in perfect order. Entire estate inclosed
with white planked fence. Located about
Az miles from Bank Of Bethesda toward
Rockville. This is a real value and should
have your immediate attention. Terms to
responsible purchaser Call MR.. LANE,
Wisconsin $3.50 or National 0856 for ap-
pointment to fnspect
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FARMS FOR RENT.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, II MILES
from d. c. line. 81 acres. spring. stream:
sale or rent; Broom new bungalow, ali
modern improvements oil heat. w 3
PHARES, Norbeck. Redland I'd. Gathers
burg 32-F-4
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
H1c Enn

Chevy Chase. Md.-Besutiful new brick
posure. Only three blocks from Connect
cut ave-. Every modern equipment. Large
bath, large screened porch. 3 bedrooms. 2
beautiful tile baths stairway to 1oored
attic, fully insulated. air conditioned.
LESLIE D. MEASEIIL WO. 1921. 1927 Eye.
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JUDOON hEAM I ASElIC,
L122 N Irving St. Arl. Va CH O22n
COUNTRY CLUB-$1O,750.

COUNTRY CLUB-$1O,750.
Securities and Exchange oficial trans
ferred to Philadelphia offers his charm
ing white-brick home on q 9Ox230
wooded lot for Immediate sale. Center
entrance hall, 21x13 living room. 12x1l
dining room. modern kitchen and SKI
breakfast room. Second-hoor bedrooms
15x12 and l3x11,. each with built-in
drawers. Pull tile bath. Side screened
with outside entrance, attached garage,
slate roof, copper cutters. Chrysler
air-conditioning plant. Annual fuel
cost only S65. One block to bus, near
school.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
2051 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA,
CHI 3l3l GIEBE 3434
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ARLINGTON VA

galcw. with maids room finished in attic;
large living room. 2 bedrooms tiled bath,
oil heat Price, S6,650: reasonable terms
Arlington Forest. 8 rooms, oil heat. large
trees; spacious grounds include 10 building
lots. Clear Of debt. Fine old home after
limited repairs. Price. S14,750, terms
Make offer.
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
LOT, MILES FROM ANNAPOLIS.
AT RAY RIDGE MD

Reasonable. Cash or terms Consider ex-
change for 1941 car. North 5626 EVENINGS
or Sunday. o2s
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LOOKING FOR A HOME?

See these. today-Gruver-bui in beauti-
ful Woodside Forest 3 and 4 bedrms., Q
lots. ideal location. convenient TO public
transportat ton. all Govt bldgs and DOWN
town Wash. Out Georgia ave. to $500
block and Gruver signs.
FULTON R. GRUVER,
Builder. Shepherd 6224
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FARMS WANTED.

OVER 100 ACRES GOOD TnIABLE LAND.
Give all information In first letter. build
1ngs, water, elec, road, crop yields three
past years; confidential REHBOCK. 1909
36th st. NV. Washington
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ROOMS WANTED.

NAVY CAPTAIN. active list, single. desires
room private bath, in residence with no
other roomers Arlington, Chevy Chase
or NV. Box 109-J. Star.
GENTLEMAN. Govt employe. desires nice
room, new home, private family. meals;
c. s. preferred Box 1867, Star. 20'
WASHINGTON FAMILY being moved wants
unfurnished room for employed son, S25
month. Emerson 6737.
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Small Country Estate

This intensive cultivated small farm or
estate Is located In the Blue Ridge Noun
tains, 48 miles from Washington; the
and variety Of fruits brings In about
$1,000 per year; and the modern house,
baths; directly on highway between Lees
burg and Winchester, Va, both electric
train and bus TO Washington pass prop
erty; Reasonably priced at $4,000, In.
eIuding all equipment. Call Mr. GRAY,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(CSontinued

GIRL 1dENTnE). TO SHARE NEWLY
tsTn nstss sr sa5 rI NO. s' s5ss s'h atssr Rs
AnsNIsNH5EoSi tals sH5o isfss ssS ssssns EsSsFz {. NJ
2 BEpRooMs LIVING RIM, LOVELY
inss Of ATTRACTIVE things only % those s sp. 2.
ist-class references. On @ st. near Conn.
GIRL, TO SHARE 1-RooM AND BATH
spt. with another; vicinity q the Capitol;
DESIRE PROTESTANT GOVT LADY
lpreferably one who works eves) with some
household goods, to share small bachelor
aote iR n?s $40 0nS Dfssy S5a s
RROOKLAND, 3124 18TH ST. N.E-3
rooms, kitchen and bath: all utilities fur
nished.
3445 14th N.w.-ENq. BASEMENT, PVT.
entrance: rms, kit bath, refg' gas elec.;
2 RMS, KIT. AND BATH, NICELY FURN..
furanio faioO $3.50 aScs cash. . Hp. sYas. sOl' DD'ls
ROOMS AND BATH, COMPLETELY FUR
nished; rent reasonable. Apt. 2, 1920 Sth
ARLINaToN, Al I'M; H6is. 5oSa m NORTH 10th ST
Nicely furn., 3 rms. and fully equipped
n.Snsn nhons ssS sSn' eH q VI Ss79 79e bus iare unm
.SOAS4AD4<1
cite. private bath: utilities furn. dL. s7s7.
se9e Mo.EsLIv. RM,, sEDRM:. K. 3.
no dogs or cats t allowed. '' ''u''' 'n'''
1905 CLIFTON ST; ,N.w.-LOVEIY FUR
nished studio rm., Lh.k. modern; Ss week.
One adult or employed couple.
wANTED-2 GIRLS 70 SHARE GROOM
apt. with others: $25 month. Call
North 1878 after $50 pm.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
FURNISHED APARTMENT TWO BED
by Dt c0sgls asss with 6-sear-old daughter Chest
p TXo YN1No Sk dADEs + p3IaI
prca pEsnla Box sash 7ssz qsss sssr employees State
EuRN, ! or ,2.RM: APT, KIT. BATH
State price. BOX 4s7-Z. Star. 81
WANTED OR, RIM FURN. APT FOR
2 months close-in NV. section: excellent
references. Hobart O5OO. Apt. 421. 23'
2 DOUBLE BEDROOMS KITCHEN, FRIG-
tSslEe' an1T bath bath: furnished; $50 or $50. Ia
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2-BEDROOM
apt, for adults: NV. section. State
price. Box 434-z. Star. 21s
9 BRITISH GOVERNMENT GIRLS WANT
Groom furnished apt; central Box 473-z,
GIRLS DESIRE FURNISHED APT, NV.
kit. and bath. sf Box 4ss-a. So East Star. or rms
UNFURN BEDROOM; PERMANENT:
CHILDREN; refined family; immediately. Call
2 GOVT EMPLOYEES DESIRE 2 UNFUR.
494-Z, Star. 22s
WANTED. SMALL FURNISHED APT. FOR
young married couple: priv. bath; under
500, in NV. section. for Mar. l. Box
FUR. OR UNF. RM, KITCHEN g. BATH,
m price St and location. Box 4essz. Star ~. ~
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.
ARLINGTON COUNTY, WAYNE ST. AT s.
Glebe rd--New hre-safe apartment: 2
diate possession; $3.50 mo. ~
APT. 4O7. 5521 COLORADO AVE. NV
ply bed. dinette, kitchen. bath.
ARLINGTON, vA.-S5O PER MO. 8 RMS.
k19hen fa4n ADULTS PE ona hath c es eH ese beat Fes
RESTRICTED NV. sEcTIoN-ENTRE
trance. living room, dining room bedroom.
Kitchen and bath; utilities Furnished
required Box 343-B. Star.
COLoRED. 1241 JACKSON ST NE-3
rms: kitchen, bath; newly decorated,
-a.o .coLoRED- -c:APIToI., VIEW. -,
en-, dinette, bath. screened porch. Arcola
PAUL D. CRANDALL, REALToR,
31s Tower Bldg. d. 9246.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
ONLY ONE LEFT.

Priced at only S4.S0OO0. Located IL
Fairhill Subdivision Fairfax County, Va,
20 minutes from downtown Washington, u
block from bus line. Call r. X. PITTS,
Fairfax SO. between 6 and s pm. 21'
SPECIAL ARLINGTON!
S7,45O-Almost new s-room BUNGALOW,
full basement, heated attic, garage, yard
sodded and fenced in: S1.250 cash, balance
easy terms.
Ss.650-6 rooms, new. all brick, 2 fire.
places, toilet and lavatory in basement:
large lot; ST, 800 cash. balance terms.
S10O00-Large 7-room Colonial with
almost A-acre wooded lot: maids room
with layatory, living room l6x33.
AL These Homes Available at Once.
Shown By Appointment Only.
Call Oxford 141S During Day.
Glebe 0434 or Glebe 2IS4 Evenings.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1861 EUCLID 81. N.W-1 ROOM, KITCH-
en-, elect. refrigerator, semi-private bath:
accommodations for or 4: close transp.
UPPER CONNECTICUT AVE.-TWo BED
rms, liv rm., din. rm., foyer, kit, bath,
basemt. gar; ali acces.. possible services OF
good cook. Box 355-Z, Star.
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HOUSES FUR. or UNEUR.

LARGE HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR A
real home, for girls only. Box Bob. Star.
20s
ROOMS, AMI, OIL HEAT. LARGE
lawn and porches, bus at door; reason
able rent. Phone Kensington 12S-M
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

1910 N. ADAMS ST., Arl, Va.-Twin beds,
private bath in room; 3 doors from bus, 1
mile from D. C.. Chestnut 1913.
YOUNG MAN to share room with an
other in new home, twin beds, near new
Arl. Navy bldg. Temple 1884.
LOVELY SINGLE ROOM and board;
private home, suburban: gentiles: home
privileges; must have car. Union 0039.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
NEARING COMPLETION.

few choice brick homes in Arlington,
Is minutes downtown, 1-fare transporta-
ton; @ rooms. l, Ia and baths; under
50 900; on conv. terms. To inspect, Glebe
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HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
NEW YORK.

MT. VERNON, N. Y.-DESIRABLE ONE
family house. rooms; furnished or un-
furnished rent reasonable; 80 minutes to
22s
MOVING TO NEW YORK CITY? m
spect 423 E. 18th St, large dropped living
room, kitchenette, dinette, bathroom. Frigi-
IN oCs
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOuSES fUkNiSnEO.
BEAUTIFUL LARGE HOME IN FINE SEC
ton Of old GEORGETOWN: handsomely fur
nished: April / to October l.: 5000 per
mo. ROBERT L.. McKEEVER CO., Shore
ham Bldg. Ma 475O.
NEW HOME. 2 BR, COMPL FURN.. INCL.
linens; % minis. downtown. Available Feb
e 2Son Until ia May y VA 1881 or Ho 71ss eT RE
SEVERN BUNGALOWs-DIRE ON
water: Beautifully furnished: mahogany
8 minutes to Annapolis. Good roads, fine
beach. Large living rooms, open fire.
places, 3 baths, screened porches, oil heat.
elec. ranges and refg. Servants quarters.
garages. Phone Sat. and Sun, Annapolis
4404 0before p.m) Weekdays, Balti-
more, Mulberry 1884. 22s
BEAUTIFULLY FURN., COMPLETE 4
bedrms, 2 baths, sleeping porch, maids
quarters. oil heat, air conditioned: desir-
LARGE BROOM BUNGALOW. FULL
attic, basement, garage, auto. heat: fur
nished in excellent taste; cony. to schools.
shopping, transportation; Sl20. WI. $500.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c..
5432 32nd St rooms, 2 baths. built-in
Completely furnished except linens and
price, $3.50.
EDw. H. JONES & CO,
$500 Conn Ave WO C3OO.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

In non-drinking Protestant home. Walk
ing distance, 18th and Oak. Can pay $50.
Willing to share 81 = rax I'm. with Respectable
ROOM AND BOARD for children. aged 8
and 10, in Christian home near school in
country or suburbs. Advise rate and To-
cation. Box 497-Z, Star.
GENTLEMAN. Govt employe. desires single
Well-furnished room with board; private
family Conv to 9Th ST., Trinidad bus, ne.
or connecting with N. Y. ave. or H st. car
lines FIR. $3.50.
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ARLINGTON, VA.

OWNER TRANSFERRED
VIII sell good 5-room. 2-story brick and
frame English-type home, large living rm,
fireplace, full basement, h.-wh., shady lot;
good location. Price. $3.50; with sub
stantial cash payment. Shown by ap-
pcinJment.
George H. Rucker Co., Agent,
1903 N. Courthouse Rd.. Arl.. Va. OK. OIa7
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FINE NEIGHBORHOOD

lot 60x200, level and beautifully wooded
living room 13x23. large dining room and
kitchen with breakfast room. bedrooms
and baths on End floor and full attic,
recr. rm. and Law. in basement: well worth
S12.950. Call Glebe 32SQ till 10 pm
Evening star., 1942-02-20
OWNER, TRANSFERRED,
OFFERS PESTOPEn HOME

OWNER, TRANSFERRED,
OFFERS RESTORED HOME.
Cha ming old Alexandria home located
in very desirable neighborhood, offered
for sale due to owners immediate transfer.
Careful and authentic restoration, together
with every modern convenience. makes this
an especially appealing home. Rooms in
with. fireplace, dining room Q5x15) With
fireplace and artistic bay window facing
garden: large, modern kitchen. On the
large bedrooms and 2 baths, maids room
and bath. Beautiful old hoors throughout.
Original mantel. cornices, etc. Among the
and winter hookup for hot water, rock
wall insulation in sidewalks and ceiling.
termite proonns, copper plumbing and re-
$13,650.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S4O WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA,
CH $685. Giebe O322 Ewes
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Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CTJTR

Nh. CHEVY CHASE CLUB,
81 1.250. attractive white brick, g rooms,
tached garage, excellent shrubbery. con-
venient to schools. stores and TRANSPORTS
ton. For appointment to inspect call
EARL T. WRIGHT. 47o0 Glenbrook pkwy.
Bethesda. WI. 5344
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.


locality 2 hours out, safe from air raids
call Executive 556s.
PETWORTH, 45O1 Iowa ave. n.w.-Clean
corner front, twin beds, excellent meals;
gentlemen; reasonable. GE 0682.
BERwYN, Md:lcan accommodate three:
Hill rd. ist lane left of Washington blvd.
Bird house right
3519 WILSON AVE, Alex.-Girl wanted to
share room with another girl; $40 month.
Poys rs for ReD Sedff dssenss ssnday
evening, 1o3i 18th ST. NV.
CHEVY CHASE-Vacancy for man in mod
ern detached home; good meals and home
atmosphere: $40 month. EN-. 5671.
80 RANDOLPH PL. NV. = Gentleman,
next to bath. Hobart O454.
room for or girls. Phone Taylor $40
1888 CLIFTON ST. NV, / block Of 10TH
Vacancy for girl In nicely furn, share
twin onS beds Asa each share sass 81 boy
2 REFINED GIRLS to share room: home
PRIVILEGES; conv. transp: excellent meals.
Adams 1929.
3O2 10th ST. NE-several vacancies: new.
modern, attractive home; Jolly young peo-
pie; reasonable. Atlantic 7647.
I407 18th ST. N.W-vacancy young lady
in nice double room: switchboard; excel
ARLINGTON. VA.-Double room. 2 girls,
new home: 10c bus: breakfast and dinner.
4e:2 sTd ST. NY. NW1McfbIy n bs., tufa cRc,,ens Fm,
EAST CAPITOL ST.. 9O4AModern home;
near Govt. BLDG; SOUTHLAND COOKING.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
OWNER MUST SELL

This Charming brick home, 7th st. NV.
porches, etc. Excellent condition. Only
S6,950. Terms. Call till pm.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO. ME. 5400.