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Evening star., 1943-05-14
US. Catholic Population
Is Increased by 389,OO5
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 14.-The ON
cial Catholic directory for 1943, pub
hshed today, reported the number
OF Catholics In the United States.
Alaska and the Hawaiian Islands at
22,e45,247, an increase OF 3s9,0o5 over
last year.
Archdioceses with Catholic popu-
lations over 100000 were listed as
Chicago, 1,598,9Oo New York, ILL.,
718, and Boston, 1,092,078.
Brooklyn. the directory showed,
continued as the largest diocese, with
es4,so5, with Pittsburgh, with 4,472,
the second largest.
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Ice Cream '1ie-in' Sales
Illegal ,. Agencies Warn

Customers buying ice cream in
bulk cannot be forced by dealers
to take an equal amount Of sherbet
or some other frozen confection, the
ONCE Of Price Administration and
the War Food Administration
warned today in q joint statement.
Complaints had been made that
some dealers told their customers
they couldn't have Ice cream unless
they took sherbet or something else.
Such a practice, the two agencies
said, is violation Of the regulation
against forced tie-in sales.
Manufacturers are permitted to
make combination packages of ice
cream and sherbet, but may not
require purchasers to take these in
place Of straight ice cream.
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Total Destruction
OF 'Crumb|ing Axis
Pledged by Devers
Part of American Team
In African Victory
Praised by New Leader
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PreSs.
NEW YORK, May 14.-Lt. Gen.
Jacob L. Devers, commander of the
American forces in the European
theater of operations, declared last
night that the Axis forces have
now definitely started to crumble."
Those forces will be totally de-
stroyed-from the air, - from
the sea and on the land" the
general said in an interview from
London, which was broadcast on the
March of Time" program over the
National Broadcasting Co. network
Our American troops, ground, air
and Navy, as a team played an i'm
portant part in the great African
victory" Gen. Devers said, adding
that you may be certain that the
war in this theater soon will be in
tensified."
A tank man himself, Gen. Devers
declared that there will be no letup
in the policies" established by the
late 1t. Gen. Frank M. Andrews,
the air-minded officer whom he sue
ceeded as American commander in
the European area.
Bombing Teamwork Praised.
He praised the day bombing of
the American forces and the night
attacks of the British and said "the
result has brought about one OF the
the greatest teams ever built for
destruction"
But the unity of all forces lis the
dish to serve on the Axis" he de-
clared. Combined operations In
the military sense are one Of the
many important lessons we have
learned In this war"
One Of three speakers from Wash
ington, 1t. Gen. Lesley J. McNair,
commander OF the United States
Army ground forces, who was
wounded in Africa. sent a congratu-
latory message to Americas fighting
men in Africa and singled out the
medical department for special
mention.
He hailed the devastating effect"
Of American artillery FIRE in Africa
as did Maj. Gen. Gladeon M.
Barnes, head OF the technical di-
vision OF the Ordnance Department.
Gen. Barnes disclosed that "a
large share of made ar
mament in Africa was born In
secrecy in the peace years before
Germany's invasion Of Poland.
U. S. Secrets Closely Guarded.
The United States Ordnance De-
partment sat tight on its secrets
during that secret war" Gen. Barnes
said. However, it worked hard to
discover what other nations we're
doing. For example: In the course
Of more than two years in Europe,
largely in Germany, brought home
the German mechanical time fuse.
We developed that fuse for Is years
Today it's the worlds finest, bet
ter than the German fuse.
Among American secret weapons
which were developed in peacetime
and which distinguished themselves
on today's battlefelds in Africa are
the 155-mm. gun MI, which fires
a 99-pound demolition bomb, the
parent of todays block busters,
first dropped from United States
aircraft in the 1920's, and the deadly
caliber so aircraft machine gun"
The only military speaker.
Senator Connally, Democrat, of
Texas, explained the purposes OF
his anti-strike bill.
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Vic i'm Of Plane Crash
Al GuIesviIIe Identified

B. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK May 1.-THE Bal
timore Army Air Base announced
last night that the pilot who was
killed early yesterday when his
plane crashed in West River near
Galesville, Md, had been identified
as Second 1t. Dean S. Scroggie
%, son of Thomas Scroggie of
Petoskey. Mich.
The plane, which was complete
y wrecked. sank in Ave feet OF
water. and, according to the Army
Air Base, there was no evidence
that the pilot had attempted to
Jump from the plane.
A board Of officers has been ap-
pointed to investigate the cause of
the accident which occurred di-
rectly in front Of the residence of
Capt. Oscar E. Hartge,
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Society Distributed
8.258.629 Bibles in 1941

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Amer
lean Bible Society distributed 1884,
$40 volumes Of scripture during 1941,
more than q million Of which were
sent to members Of the armed forces
and to war prisoners and refugees, 1t
was announced yesterday at the
society's 127th annual meeting.
The society said it was the largest
distribution since 1881.
Evening star., 1943-05-14

William Byrd; "Jubilate Deo" by
Giovanni Gabriel, "Tu Pauperum
Refugium" by Joasquin Des Pres,
Give Ear, o Lord" by Heinrich
Schultz. two Canticles of Praise
"Jubilate Deo" and "Benedictus es,
Domino" by William Strickland, and
the Dvorak "Te Deum Laudamus."
There will be no admission charge,
and the public is invited to attend.
The doors Of the Cathedral will be
open at 730 pm.
Evening star., 1943-05-14

day she found q mule in it. Now
the police have it and will give 1t
away if they can't find the owner.
Evening star., 1943-05-14

Mule Takes Place Of Car
GoLDsBoRo, NC. R.-Mrs. J. C.
Parks sold her automobile but her
garage wasn't vacant long The next
Evening star., 1943-05-14

You get all this for $9.95! 1. Full
length racket cover. 2. Racket
press. 3. Three 90 Spalding ten
mis- balls. 4. A Spalding racket
Topfiite, Davis Cup, AustraI,
kroflite, Mercer Beasley or
Gold Star.
THE ENTIRE OUTFIT FOR s9.s5
COMPLETE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
APIS. WANTED lTnnA

ANACOSTIA, CONGRESS HEIGHTS, OR
1clnlty-Employed couple desires furnished
apar Jment with private bath and kitchen.
6epu9nc 1000, Extension 14l6S, evenings,
Du. tIol. H.
WISH To, EXCHANGE PRESENT UNFURN.
Meridian I'M area, for or 2 room apt,
modern bldg. ". 10th St or Conn ave,
area. call MI o7of.
/ OR " BEDROOMS, FURN- OR UNFURN.
WHi buy your furniture. Emerson 1920
unrl 9 p m.
? pr : ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH.
gu MR.. M"CABE, Executive 1910, ENt. 40,
APT, FOR , LADIES, PERMANENT GOVT,
Bl7es. Call TE $3.50 afleT $50 , n.
: YOUNG GOVT, GIRLS, WHITE, DESIRE
r1,,,9,eornl iurn. apt, nr, tranSp- Pantaeon
B!aE Conn. ave. pref, Call GE, 529l
Inn. FURN. APT or RN IN APT PRE-
have you2 EX, 4666 Ex5. &l6s. Box
GOVERNMENT COUPLE WANT . or 3
room. modern apartment I'm downtown W
area. UP 10 SIS. Boz "6S-C, Star
I ROOM, KITCHEN OR KTTCIFNETTE
APT. OR HOUSE, ? BEDROOMS. YOUNG,
PP c wdc 9f5sGr -, c aId 9rdToy $500 Ez1 o
3 NAVY NURSES DESIRE FURNISHED
ana men, N NV. STcflou. ne4T Dnnons
E.rcla Phone FRANKLIN 5000 Ext. "'GS,
LON G FsTABIIsHFD, REsPO"sTBT z
no. Children. desires attractive, vc'E-Io-
clted. furnished, apartment. by, Anrl IS
owner would like: migbt buy furniture
small -anartment. If attractive p. O. BOX
2S&, BENJAMIN Franklin Station
NAVY 1T. COMDR., CONSERVATIVE BACH
fT1 Egsf.1tr Frrrr9 fgt- - 8
room apartment: splendid care assured
through Philippine domestic. Box "1n-C,
FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE GOVERN
ment research employee wants . or 3
bedroom house or apartment for duration,
in or. near. Silver Spring. Call Baltimore,
Forest APO after pm. treverse charges.
ARMY OFFICER. WIFE AND INFANT RE
qulTe fNrn or unfuTn., n W, . rms.
kitchen and bath, by April /; refs. wO
OFFICERS WIFE AND FRIEND DESIRE
small, furu. or uNfurn apt, private bath
WI pay up to $50 per mo, AID. .Gn39
ana bath by Army officers wife l j.. and
? hiah school daughters; nice neighbour
hood. near schools. Boz TIC, Star.
WAVE DESIRES FURNISHED APARTMENT
Gated. preferably with maid service. phone
adams 1856, Room @0T. To-
WANTED BROOM FURN. APT. NV
section. Call OIL. 1900, Ext. 212, to $50.
ARMY COLONEL AND WIFE DESIRE TO
subrent FURNISHED apt NV. or suburbs,
during April; best references. write Box
soy, Star.
UNPUBLISHED. . OR 3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and pvt. bath; adults. Call DI. SO40 after
8 pm.
TWO GIRLS WOULD LIKE TO SHARE A
furnished apt, vicinity o. 10th and L SITS
NV, Alexandria 06S9 after pm.
COLORED COUPLE DESIRE / ROOM AND
Kitchen, basement rooms acceptable Call
from to r . IN, DI 1897.
COLORED-WISH GROOM KITCHEN
BY COLORED COUPLE, l ROOM. KITCF-
en- and bath. unfurnished Call MI T421,
be- $50 m. and pm; DU. $500 after
$50 D m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10

ADDING MACHS, sundstrand, Victor, Bur
CO. 1925; week, 1112 14th n W. DI 1872.
BATHTUBS, basins, tanks and bowls sinks.
furnaces. radiators, pipe, fittings etc,
used heating and plumbing materials
Block Salyage Co, 3056 NJ st. NV. MI. 7l41.
BEDROOM SUITE, elec refrigerator, studio
couch, twin beds dresser, springs on legs.
WE DO MOVING. EdeIman, 1903 Ga ave
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SD QS0
pIO .JOO.
MODERN o-EAMII.Y APT HNIIsEs

.MODERN 2-FAMILY APT. HOUSES.
This group is located Immediately north
OF the Soldiers, Home in one Of the Amer
new sections Of the city. They are semi
detached brick with nice lots and are
complete in every detail. There are .
complete and private apartments with all
the latest modern improvements with an
atmosphere Of an individual home These
MONIES can be rented and will show an
excellent investment or You can live in
one apt. and let the rent from the other
neIp pay for the house For further in
formation call A. H. Parker, RA 2570 or
Taylor 1868. NO brokers" j. B. TIFFEY
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@-YR. old, AT,TR FURNISHED SUB.
suprly refs. wa S5i2
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT, FURNISHED
G e snail i a. adu5t family roy house IN
den, attractive decoration and furniture
Rent. Sl20. Phone no. SO4o.
1929 MOVES DRIVE, SILVER SPRING,
Md.-.OWner will rent new, completely
furnished home, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, rec
reation room, maids room and bath, auto
matte heat, garage; / block from bus line.
approx. rent, 5000: adjustment for reSpOn-
Slbie tenant. Can be seen by appointment.
Call Mss JOHNSON Ma. 5771, Br. 2tS.
4-BEDROONT, COMPLETELY FURNISHED
house; coal heat. electric refrigera-ton;
able Immediately Seen by appointment
only. SH 6820; ewes, GF. 8166.
EETFFsDA, TD.-NICELY FURNISHED
race; no china, silver or linen no small
Children, To inspect, call MRS. DANE,
ME- 3011.
MT. pLFASANT-ATTRAC FUR
ndsheo, 9 rooms hath, GARAGE, porcheS;
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 n s.. NV. National 2245
3o5 HmLNIOR DRIVE, WOODMOOP Nd.
----5-room bungalow, newly furnished.
? p Gect e5c,I. after pm, sH. 1888, Gen
,44lT 1th St, n.w.-6 rms, bath; com
p!etely furnished; S1@5; gentle adults
,Io35 Quebec pl. n.w-6 rooms, avail
. WAPLE &, JAMES, NC, ''''' 0''-'
1924 14th St NV DT 3346
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A HOME. AN ACRE, FOOD,
pPOFTT uADDTNTrcc

This, eight-room and bath house on lot
cQns,n ave. a. the corner of Hunt ave,
ABOUT directly west OF Chevy Chase Circle
beautifully Handicapped with scarce trees
me ground has great future value and may
pc sold of. leaving enough for house May
ne uSeQ Tor garden now and profit later.
Worth INVESTIGATING now
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Est. 1887.
d. 1915. REALTOR 151aK ST NV
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NEAR CATBEnPAI

beautiful Diet. all-brick home in excel
lent cond. contains features rarely found
IN IN any home nome desaned for comfortable,
You this home is worth double the prjcs
asked. First f.---Sun. parlor. iiv nm. IL
6rary, din rn, kit, pantry and Iavatory.
second fl spacious bedrms, 3 modern
tiled baths. Third f-Banrm and stor-
age rm. Below stairs-Maid's rm. and
oath. auto. oil hit, Gear gar. Priced for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10

$1,000
Mr.. NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL.
4-yr.-old, 5-rm. brick; near bus; porch,
garage attached, large corner lot By
apDOlNtmPnt- OIL. GSRH -
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For better results and
service include telephone
number in For Rent ads.


ARLINGTON HOTEL on U. S. Route /,
j. ! mi. south, Of Pentagon Bldg: sc fare to
war Dept. bldg; bus stop at door; special
weekly rates Ivy 1046.
CHEVY CHASE, Military I'd, near Conn
Gentlemen only, large, warm rooms, on
second floor; beds have inner-sprInc mat
btIE55Se,2 oalhfoomS' lear garage no
hfCod4,S,e!kee5p!ng; detached, insulated house,
occupied by 3 adults. Ordway 1896
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Men: $3.50
wk single rms; dble.. 81: clean, warm; Ia
MN. downtown; baths, showers c n W,
lnner-sp. mats, auto. gas ut AID 1880.
II2O 14th ST. NV, private home-Weu
Turn room, private bath. for gentleman;
close transp., unlim. phone RIA. 4I04,
TERRACE HALL. 1445 Mass. ave nv
olngleS, qQubleS and triples: reasonable
5 57S9 walking distance, Dl. $3.50 or ST.
l212 n. UTAH ST, Arl. Va-Large rm-
m private homei gentleman, loo bus.
1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW.-Large
I'm single or double; run. water. shower;
Sl.20 day up hotel service: family rates
2So9 ONTARIO RID. N.W-Gentile GENTLE
man 70 share large front nm, twin beds.
u . Il ST, N.W.-Large room, next to bath:
also, front room, reasonable. Phone DI
2022 10th ST. N.W-3rd floor front. next
pam twin beds convenient neiRhb0rh0od;
9lN each per month.
1902 FULTON ST. N W.-Young lady to
snare large sun parlor room with another;
5Lall,, p 232 laundry PTivil close to
S''ita5- '---lH per mo. OK, MO.
TAYLOR ST s04-ComfortabI Ice adj
rms. suitable for 3 refined gentle girls:
eony- trans: SO each. II. 325T.
I22S OWEN PL. NE.-Front room, twin
gentlemen preferred or empioyed connie
Franklin 41sG
81 GALLATIN ST NW-Master bedrm-,
pEl "a fWn beds. unllm. phone, gas
5Ia TUCKFR15EN sT n w 1T.,.--, 4ro,,,
room double he'd eIitabie for cn,, ., Io o
press bus sSrviCG rs5inr ~ ~ Ioup'e tA
I7aq p sT N " 49, .,-.,,-
be&S tem,lDvI bs-I re- qQ o,5 rin twin
r,zsIr, - ~ DepohI Circle.
Ioe i5olIe' " T+eSS&Ht SecAon' well heated
. r-I,1,,,-, "a '-'''i
< FRONT ROOMS. single beds, for 3
enSi iauHcfg ana phone privileges; mod
500 Isth ST. N.W.--Laree, sunny, attrac-
I'VE mont room furnished 10 accommodate
3 or Girls. Phone co. s7l3.
422,I5 ILLINOIS AVE wv comfort
private bomd S anltm s'3 a5ons s"3 dough- 6sn
80 49,, w., 49,, 9-9 p p III. iay1of "IS4.
-" I'm ST. E-Beautful front room
for 3. excellent meals, conY. transp.. i
oouD-e room, $40 month. FIR. 1850
1921 FULLER ST NV NEAR 10th and
go rd.1 =: ladies' or couple twin beds
e-gI,
e2G bONGFELLOW ST N W-Double
room, que, private home, EXPRESS bus
& ~ p, o"i 4-Ie DIoc". IA So" after
- > -,
SMALL ROOM, private shower, 81 per
week 10 lady who wlIl stay occasional
night with school child, convenient trans
portatlon EN-. 36lS.
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American Univ, Pk-S1O ON

Detached, 8 bright rooms bath and
shower; 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch, break
last, room, screened porch off dining room.
!cg-ourning fireplace, new hot-water heat
ing plant. garage; new-house condition
Owner leaving. city. Possession. Houses
IN this ceslrahle area at this price are
hard 70 buy BOSS & PHELPS. Realtors,
VA. 300 tEXclusiVeD Evenings. call Mr..
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MONEY

IL rooms, 2 baths, 2 kitchens, h. " h.,
coal row brick; inmed. possession; l block
from Pa ave; price, S9950; good terms.
900 block Mass. ave n.w-11 rooms 8
naths, turn, - Z $50: income, So. 900 year:
good terms. LARRY o. STEELE, RE
0493: eyes. EN-. R2l5
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bath on each, fl, ltv. I'm. with fireplace.
S s5Io, d. coal hs-wh gol burner avail
IoHteG lot blk. c. T bus; house
GC[o}nd SI0,25o: $1,000 cash.
WOE III MOTION REAI.IX q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Cont
SAFES, modern, hght-walled cabinets, la
beled or unlabeled The Mosler Safe Co,


SAFES, modern, nght-walled cabinets, Ia
Peled !, or or "a unlaoeled. The Mosler Safe Co.
SEWING MAc.HINHE-We buy all types;
pleatins. 9l7 st. RE. 1900, RE. 231I.
TYPEWRITERS. all makes and models re
p 5rio1l OF ,C4noltlQn and age, highest
for adult recovering from broken hip,
Phone co. 07l2, Apt. g. 49,
WASHING MACHINE and REFRIGERATOR. will
pay IN to $500 each: also misc. furniture.
FIR. 013S any time
WASHING MACHINE, electric; Will pay
cash W. c. Peck, Fairfax, Va
WASHING MACHINE in good condition.
Wisconsin 6166
WASHING MACHINE, private party; good
2Qndltlon or repalrable Please call Glebe
WASHING -N1ACHINE-Priyate party will
pay up to 500 for good machine Please
call WA. AGA after s pm.
BE5sT PRICES for desiTaole furnishings,
file cases, cash registers: entire contents
hought, Call District SlI2.
PRIVATE. PARTY wants bath tubs toilets,
W va basins kItchen sinks and furniture,
WANTED-,Old records; highest prices
pad; cracked or broken, any make Dau-
ber,S $50 lSth NV.
Wy VA = :, motor, J Or : cylin-
WANTED, electric REFRIGERATOR, perfect con-
dinon, to i feet. State price and phone.
Box 215-C, Star.
WANTED, woman's used bicycle. Call
CR. h@10, after 1880 evenings. or all day
SUNDAY. 33l3 HUNTINGTON II ".
WE ARE NOW paying 4Oc per 100 lbs. for
newspapers and 80 per 100 lbs for books
anG Magazines delivered. Ace Junk Co,
80 Georgia ave. Hobart 9595
e,,..- CASH FOR OLD. GOLD.
SILVER watches, diamonds
earoeq sic lgW TS rrj fqH cash value paid
${T5R Fb2f1Nu1 3o fFErH 0f b2scA fR25f
a KAHN INC, 81 YEARS AT a35 r.
GOLD, SILVER, WATCHES.
Highest Cash Prices.
Hobby Art Galleries, $40 9th st NV.
GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES.
Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
before you sell. Arthur Markell 918 F st.
", RIM. 30l. National O2S4
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
i I;,I birthstone, diamond, and wedding
russ, any other leWelry and pawn tickets
Jewelry Co, ~ 7th ST. NV.
Gold, Diamonds, Silver.
We Pay Highest Prices
ASK Tor Mr.. Oppenheimer, 903 p St. NV.
We BUY old fur coats in any condition,
DISTRICT FUR CO.,
6O2 F St. NV. RE 1911.
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Attractive detached brick in new-botxs
toned aaa heat: finished 3rd floor, rscrea-
Won room, electric retrigerator, modern
kfcheE; garage, slate roof all copper
pIpeA ana screens near transportation
1shQo!s and shops. Illness Of owner neces-
ntates selling. Price well under $4,000
Phone Wisconsin $3.50 for particulars and
appointment 10 tnsDnrt
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Then by all means inspect this attractive
de.Ecagd brick home with rooms and ,
paths located near 18th and jefferson s's
!. Il w. very convenient part of town And
9tL cal. NE l43 until . m
j WESLEY BUCHANAN rpr6TTNr
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DISTEICT REALTY co,
MA. 54f6 or co 31S-



NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
"a most ATTRACTIVE BRICK-;hrpe bed
rooms and bath--hot-water heat-GA-
SAGE--clectric rofrigcrator-stor win
fuel consumption)-near TRANSPORTATION.
TLQreS and SchoolS-must be sold for
EST hA,TIEEGeprice ONLY $6.350 VACANT
721 Tenth ST. NV. National mai t o365.
EVENINGS Georgia 4355
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW.
owner huLt and occupied home thor
oughly modern, superior construction. spa
WI I0Le IL AZ SlSht. real opportunity.
CLEVELAND PARK DETACHED HOUSE
OF Z rooms and bath. COal-burninr hot
water heat with blower, located on Quebec
ST. nv IT. an excellent neighborhood
,-,o LOUIS ?, SHOEMAKER, $500,
LII Is 81. NV. MA. 1856
U U,R Y, WITHOUT osTENTATIoN,
house of Colonial design. many special
features, such as ballroom. music room.
nof2ry, some bul.t-n furniture. unusual
closets, PLUMBING fixtures Of the latest
deSlHn and most expensive quality. There
ore I master bedrooms and 3 baths on
md floor The owner informs US that
$4,000. Qg was soept recently, On this
. LOUIS p. aHOEWAKER. WV,
1910 K St. NV Ma. 1866
Old BLADENSBURC RD AND ii AIR IN
62Srn ' pb 26so a6 5G0B bea0PP e8 6Fepace
porches. 2-car garage, large Iot this is Is
pr2cticaly z rgT l,, home For Inspection
-cQRNFTP SEM, DETAC9ED BRICK.
for two families; priced for onick I saie
So $50. Call Mr.. Shockev, IA. 4S4S. ''''s'
5000
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
,OsITE CENTRAL HIGH.

OPPOSITE CENTRAL HIGH.
FoGr-taml!y corner apartment, Prizes
only SlO.95O. including electric refgs.
end furniture for three apartments Call
MR.. SHARN0FF, EN- 1927 or DT 3346.
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REDUCED PRICE,

SAUL'S ADDTTION-CORNER
A very charming and outstanding de-
tachfd brick home, in exceptionally fine
. baths, maids room and Bath, 5Ecar Y BRICK
garage near 14th st. cars and 10th st.
bus. Ewes, phone TIE 1888.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
700 18th g. pnaltnr MA n-so
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A REAL BARGAIN

SS,000.0O
Near 14th and Columbia I'd nw-Pow
hIlcN, = stories and basement, il rooms
and baths, automatic heat RoomIrz
mouse or readily convertible to apartments
gar aetached garage. For further details
CaA Nj Whlte evenings tWA. 3ISl6
WM M. THROCKMORTON
--11L!ES9L. BldS. RealtOr. DI 5000
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BARNABY WOODS SECTION,
S1E.CEO

Here is practically new white painted
n perfect condition; includes interesting
Po9r plan with large living room, 5 big
reation room, huiIt-in garage air condi-
Toned heat. For details please call Mr..
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI, 1411.
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FIRST OFFERING.
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

This large detached home has Just been
Paced on the market, rooms, . baths.
sIesplng porch; all schools, stores, transp,
are within easy reach The nwner is also
wiling to sell the furniture as well: rea-
Son2D.e cash re- rment and terms for tie
"a sHCe. CEN Nj llf3 until Q D m
WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALTTOR.
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DETACHED RRICK

Excellent NV location. less than 2
years old; rooms. > tiled baths. aUt7.
neat, rec. room, gar, deep lot, etc; new
house condition. convenient to everything
Only Sl3,95O. on terms.
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME-. 54O0.
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Room'g House, Is Rms.

i5JR@09cE I2'3. Ell dong over
Z. c. ResSegger, 1923 l4th. Ma $500
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S7,95O--DETACHED

Near Walter Reed Hospital, detached.
seven LARGE, rooms and bath, hot-watc-
neat Frisidaire 2-car cement block e.
f&Ee. An exceptional buy that can Re
sod on very attractive terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
viii take your surplus furniture as uart
payment on your moVing. Edelman S
Moving & Storage Co. Taylor @g31 30"
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We HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnished houses IN the
northwest section OF the city and near
suburbs. We can find you a responsible
tenant If you Will list your house with US
RANDALL H. HACNER e. CO. Inc.
i3-I Conn. Ave. DE. 5000
CoLORED FAMILY WANTS 3 OR 4
rms, kitchen and bath o. oncC good refer
cEnc call Hobart U"i6 al ~~ q.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
TURN. or UNFqRN., LOVELY SEMI Def.
ID home Dea- Bureau OF 50 ndaEoS. Nice
SLASH fara. OWNER OF. 6@44 ''
NEAR EAST CAPITOL AND 18th ST
owner moving, offers 6 room and bath
Brick for, only S1l5o. Cos h.w.h., base
UguJ with front entrance, all big rooms;
yard to alley A. NJ. ROTH, woodward
Bld-. MA. 1856
ETWORTH-VACANT AND ENTIRELY
rehnlshed corner brick, 6 rooms and bath.
coal =" h.; hr$, at door. J block to cars,
MA. 1885. A1'~'