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Evening star., 1943-06-01
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK. June l lP).-
Stocks mixed; peace issues fa-
vored. Bonds irregular; some
rails, utilities in demand. Cot
ton uneven; New Orleans buying
offset by profit taking.
CHICAGO.-Wheat p to l cent
lower in sympathy with rye. Corn
unchanged at ceilings.
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Two Are Reoppointed
To Education Board

The reappointment of Mrs. Henry
Grattan Doyle and Charles H. Fear
ing, sr., to the Board of Education
was announced this afternoon by
the justices of District Court.
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Australian Casualties
Total 67,191

CANBERRA. Australia, June fP>.
Prime Minister John M. Curtin
announced today that Australian
war casualties at the end of March
totaled 67,191.
These included l0,253 killed 21.9l4
missing, 24.303 wounded or injured
and 1921 prisoners.
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Late News Bulletins
Axis Hotel in GrenobIe Reported Blasted

BERN, Switzerland GA dispatch from Grenoble,
France to the Geneva Tribune said today that several bombs
wrecked the Grenobe Hotel requoned by Axis occupation
authorities last night Other bombs exploded headquarters
Of the colaborationist Doro party nuring persons
Evening star., 1943-06-01
Swedish Steamer Torpedoed and Sunk

LISBON N.-An Italian radio dispatch from Lourenco
Marques Portuguese Africa reported today that
Swedish steamer Cecilia 5000 chartered the British
government. orpedoed and sunk outside Portuguese
waters The dispatch said the fate Of the
Evening star., 1943-06-01
Late Races
Charles Town

FIFTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming: g.
y;ear,olds and up; about l2 furlonss.
vendors Lien (Austin) 400 $50 go
Ginocchio tRootl 74O $50
Two Straws (Kirk> $50
Also ran-Patland, Col Scott, oomph.
OddTee.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
3.year-olds and upward; 6l2 furlongs
Ihespian tQuattlebaum, SO $50 $50
Charlene tRoot) 14SO 92O
War Smoke CFitzserald) 46O
Time, 1:26 -,
Also rsn-War Target daNyleve, Rolls
do Finished first but disqualified.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse S4On: claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward; about fur
longs
zelleen Zee tAustin) 4.40 $50 $50
Miss Addie tprain, 4SO 44O
Calabozo tFitzeerald) 116O
Also ran-Pickwick Arms. stormcock,
Infinite Good Evening Shot, True Plate.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse S40O: claiming:
aSsaralaS alen caia aRd aRrE upward; 3 miles 10
FiveolPour FIVE tfie5Eersld, Ea5EeIs $50 so so
Time. 200.
Also ran-Oniciate. Orlene. Miss De-
nance, Sir Reg and Bear Cat.
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Mojor League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland at Washington-S:30.
Detroit at Philadelphia-Night.
tOther Games Postponed.)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NA1lONAL LEAGUE.
At Pittsburgh
Boston 1880 600 600 13
Pittsburgh 030 O1O 90 -
Batteries--Barret. Javery and Poland;
Hallet and Lopez.
At St. Louis
Brooklyn - O20 20
st. LOUIS O5O 90
Batteries-Head, Weber. New.om and
Owen; Pollet and W. Cooper.
At Chicago
Philadelphia OO1 0
Chicago --- O1O
Batteries-Jehnson and Livingston; Bi-
thorn and Hernandez.
New York at Cincinnati-Twilight.
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Todoy's Home Runs
National Leagu

NdtIUHdI League.
Di Maggie. Pittsburgh, I'd inning.
Livingston, Philadelphia, Sd innin,
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Earlier Results

And Entries for Tomorrow, A-l2
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See MURDERS. Page 2-H
Evening star., 1943-06-01

From the United States Weather Bureau Report
A thundershower early tonight, continued warm
Temperatures today-Highest, 86, at $3.50 pm;
lowest, IS, at am. Full report on page ALA.
Evening star., 1943-06-01

(See GASOLINE, Page 2-x)
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Colonies, 30,829
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Seagraue and Loyal Staff
Served Heroicaly in First Campaign

He volunteered 10 take his staff
and support the British in the
first Burma campaign. But
when General Stillwell took
command of the Chinese Fifth
and Sixth Armies, Seagrave Of
fered 10 split his organization
and work with both OF them.
$50 OPERATIONS IN A DAY
At the beginning, Seagrave
was the only doctor with the en-
tire Fifth Army, and once he
performed about $50 operations
on Chinese casualties in "a
hours, stopping only for an hour
TO have tea. During the night he
worked stripped 10 the waist, on
bungalow porch illuminated
by fires started by Japanese
bombing
When all resistance to the
enemy collapsed, the Seagrave
unit trekked from Burma 10
India with General Stilwell. A
hospital was organized at a
Chinese American IT IN in z
camp in eastern India, and lat
or the outfit went back to the
Burma jungles with trained and
re- equipped Chinese troops.
In the first campaign, the
nurses did everything from
cooking to burying the dead.
Now they attend to their nurs-
ing, assist in surgery, help build
walks, and work in their Burma
model victory gardens
Seagrave is itching for action.
He wrote his commanding Off
Ger. Brig Gen Hayden l.. Boat
ner: when things get started |
suppose we will be left behind
by some crack outfit just out
from the States | want to
move my outfit forward now,
/ The general issued an order that
any person finding Colonel Sea
grave beyond a certain line was
TO capture him and bring him
back-in irons if necessary.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

Al. s. BASE N INDIA-A
veteran Of the first Burma cam
paign. It. Col. Gordon s Sea-
grave. former American Bap-
fist medical missionary, and his
racially strange hospital unit are
back in their beloved Burma.
As before. his Burmsu nurses,
Chinese orderlies. British help
ers, American medical and dcn-
TAI assistants and Maya coolies
are ministering mostly 10 the
Chinese Army They also are
looking after the health OF scat
tered American outposts in the
Jungle, and Of natives IA negh-
boring Maya villages
They live and work IN BAN
boo bashsS. and their local food
supptv IL supplemented by C0TU-
ed beef dropped 10 them from
planes. Uniforms are monde
script with the girls wearing ev-
erythine from native longyls TO
westernized shorts and CT kha-
kiS Hospital gowns are made of
cloth from damaged psrChutes,
and the surgery is lined with the
material because bamboo can't
be properly white-wsshed
In Colonel Seagrave's unit is
a specialist IN abdominal surg
cry who once served In the Mayo
Clinic and Walter Reid Hospital.
There is a regular Army dental
officer. Major D. NJ o Hara a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
Hunters Help
Provide Meat
and Leather
BY ANN STEVICK
NEA Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON - Supplies of
meat and leather are expected to
be increased by this years APP
preaching hunting seasons. The
l942-43 seasons produced
quarter of a billion pounds of
meat, in c ! u d ng 60,000,000
pounds of venison, and 68,000,-
600 pounds of wild rabbit.
Deer and elk hides turned
over to the leather trades for
military gloves and Arctic over
shoes added up TO $4,000. The
collection program for these
hides did not get under way
until late last year. This year
there should be more.
Hunting seasons in many sec
tons have been extended on
deer and pheasant. Tremendous
flights OF ducks have been OBJ
served. There is over-population
of deer in Oregon, Colorado,
California, Utah and Michigan.
Elk herds in Wyoming are too
large TO sustain themselves on
sparse winter feed. There should
be a large haul by hunters. The
ammunition supply is the only
hitch. 1t is thought that there is
more than meets the eve stored
away in hunters stocks. AS
much new ammunition as pos
sible is being made available.
SPARE THE BRUSH
There is Wavering POSSIBLE
ity that more nylon brushes may
be made. Requests have come in
for allotments of nylon to make
million brushes for next year.
In the last six months hardly
any brushes have been made,
but il is not certain that enough
nylon can be squeezed out Of
available facilities. Fifty brushes
can be made from a pound OF
nylon; 36 stockings also take a
pound; ten pounds make a para
chute.
ODDS AND ENDS
Stocks of coffee are way up;
stamps marked Coffee in ra-
ton book four are purely coin
cidental. Rstioning is not TO be
resumed Restrictions on
auto service station hours OF OPP
Grating have been cancelled, but
dealers are asked TO get together
and work out schedules suitable
for consumers in each section.
Shortages in certain types
OF children's underwear are
being averted by temporary in
creases In ceiling prices so man.
ufacturers can carry on.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
East Detroit
Red Cross
Report Filed

At the regular monthly meet
ing Of the American Red Cross,
held October l4th in the East
Detroit High School, the follow
ing Chairmen were present TO
make their reports
Treasurer, George Bissonette
reported the balance of S34.26
on hand in bank, was sent TO
Mount Clemens Chapter Septem-
Der 9th. A donation OF 81 90
was received from Wilbur Be
zcau, a Detroit piano tuner.
Production Chairman, Mrs
Fred Wunderlich, reported for
September
Sewing 10 workers, 1877 IA
hours, q articles.
Knitting 8 workers, SOC
hours, Is articles.
Surgicals-27 workers, 27s
hours, 6,593 articles.
Volunteer Service Chairman
Mrs. John Kantner, requested
that all chairmen make their re-
ports to her by the 25th of each
month
Motor Corps Chairman, Mrs
Walter Love reported more driv-
erS are needed in East Detroit
and that a new class will start
as soon as possible She gave 2
driving hours for the Junior Red
+ Cross.
Junior Rcd Cross Chairman
Mrs. Doris Reside, reported
Erin Schools menu cover!
and 35 tray favors,
Grant Schools menu Gov
ers and 35 tray favors.
/ Washington Schools ment
covers and 35 tray favors.
Lutheran Schools menl
covers.
Kern Road Schools ment
covers.
Mrs. Reside also made trip!
TO Mount Clemens and gave II
hours work.
Nurses Aide Chairman, Mrs
( Fred Wunderlich reported
workers at st. Joseph s Hospita
gave 80 hours and l worker a
/ Selfridge Field gave 81 hours.
Blood Donor Service Chair
man. Norbert Weggemer, report
ed $50 pints Of blood were taker
at the blood bank held at Ameri
can Legion Hall, Oct. 4th. 27l
/ examinations were made and q
rejected. AS over l25 donor.
/ had 10 be turned away, the
next Blood Bank is expected &c
last two days.
Canteen Chairman, Mrs FREQ
Feurer, reported on work done
/ bv the Canteen at the Blood
Bank held Oct. 4th. 8 worker,
served Is hours, from $50 a. m
TO 900 p. m. Canteen services
Notwithstanding and serv-
ing dinner 10 staff of 80; prepar-
ing and serving sandwiches to
$50 donors, and, serving sand
wiches to 20 rejected persons,
making a total servings OF 800
The cakes were made and dom
ated by Mrs Forester and Mrs
Neuman Of the Canteen. The
ice cream was donated by Nor
bert Weggemer, Blood Donor
Service Chairman.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21

profane Irishman who. when he
arrived, was told to scrub up,
don an apron and get 10 work
with a scalpel He has done
some remarkable jobs Of jaw re-
construction
SPEAK MANY LANGUAGES
One of the nurses Is a daugh-
ter Of a former prime minister OF
a shan State. A former Chin
csc college student now breaks
UP rocks for sidewalks when he
ism needed for more vital tasks.
There are Kachins, Karens,
ShanS. Burmese, Hindustani,
Chingpaw and Maya are spoken
yet in some way everyone
manages 10 make himself under
stood
When the war in Asia began.
Seagrave was running the Har-
per Memorial Hospital in Namh-
kan, near the Chinese border.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-21
ODDS AND ENDS
OLDEST AMERICAN MINE

Said TO be the oldest operated
mine in America, turquoise
mine at ChalchihuitI, south of
Santa Fe, N. NJ, was operated
by the Indians centuries before
the white man came in 1910, and
is still in limited production.
Evening star., 1943-08-05
COUNTRY BOARD.

SMALL CHILDREN boarded and taken care
of in large home on acre of ground. EX-
cellent care. Country surroundings in
convenient location on bus line. nearby
Virginia: $40 per week. Falls Church
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tco,,,

FAMILY, 2 ADULTS, 3 CHILDREN. HOME
with enough room, some charm and plenty
OF green grass and trees. Prefer Country
II school situation is satisfactory; $3.50
top. Phone Oliver 1894.
"a BEDROOM, 2-BATH. UNFURNIsHEp
house by hishly responsible permanent
Govt. official. no children Georsetown,
W. or suburban. Immediate Call RE
6.ou; Ext. 72sl4, Oil mornings, MR..
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WANT . OR =
bedfoom house, convenient transp viii ex-
change charming downtown apt. RE 1900,
Ext. $3.50. days; DI. 1899. evenings o.
FOUR, BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
itnimeoiate tnts occupancy; naval ofhcer and
entity, TIL Oct. 1st. Republic 7400,
UNFuRNlSHED IN CHEVY CHASE, D. c
or Maryland, house with 4 bedrooms .
baths. gas or coal heat; near Chevy Chase
Circle, up to $40 mo. Box 205-M Star
CANADIAN. HERE FOR 3 YEARS, WILL,
pay mos: rent in advance for 3-bedrm
unIurnlshed house; maximum rent, 500
ROGERS, DE. l0l1 or AID. 1880 10.
UNFURNIsHED 2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE
ny august 30; prefer sc. Trinidad 1851
OR 10 ROOMS, NOT. TO EXCEED $3.50
Circle area preferred. Call DU 950I'
RESPONSIBLE PARTY, HERE FOR DURA-
ton. desires 3-bedroom unfurnished house
convenient to Naval Medical Center: CELL
ing, 500. Phone OIL. $500 Ext sos dur
ing day or Kensington 257-J nights
ARMY OFFICER WANTS HOUSE WITH :
bedrooms, : baths and maids quarters; in
tember l; unfurnished or well furnished
Call WO. 203S evenings 5s
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HOUSES FOR SALE jcor,.)
ARLINGTON. VA.

S6.75o.
Immediate Possession.
and bath. Iisht. airy basement; sutomatic
neat, lovely yard; near bus and shopping.
H. @. SMTTHY CO. MA, 5aO3
WOODRIDGE-S ROOMS. on HEAT. GA
rage, on car line; $4,000: S6S per month
Groom bunsalow. large lot: ready to
move in: $3.50: terms.
We We have = choice list OF woodridse
RIDGE REALTY co, 1851 Rhode Island
ave. ne. NO. 1908.
CHEVY CHASE SPECIAL,
brick house OF six exceptionally spacious
rooms including f1rst-hoor bedroom and
bath. two second floor master bedrooms
each with private bath de luxe kitchen
features: situated on q high, commanding
homesite OF a full acre, Just of EaSt-West
Highway: owner transferred; immediate
Mr. quick. RA. a4ls OR pr. 5e5a. Z.
LLCREsT-DETACHED BRICK, Z RMS.
> !srse bedrooms, baths; recreation room.
screened porch. rear yard fenced. air-con-
ditioned heat, gas fuel For appointment
PAUL p. STONE, REALToR.
LARGE HOUSE ON COLUMBIA RID NEAR
Conn. ave: completely furnished for aptS.
and sleeping rooms. 5 baths, $500 per mo.
nS, income For appointment to see call Mr.
PAUL P. STONE REALroR.
NEAR COL. ROAD, WEST 14th ST.
Semidetached tapestry brick; completely
furnished; 10 nice rooms. 4 baths, 2
kitchens, nicely decorated, vell-kept nice
home with good income. Gas hot-water
heat Priced TO sell. 81 300: terms. EG-
GLEsToN REAL ESTATE. 1902 Girard.
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NEAR BROAD BRANCH RID

A choice Chevy Chase, D. c., location,
near transportation and schools. A lovely
broom brick. nice bedrooms. . baths
finished attic room, large living room. sur
room, modern kitchen, recreation room
With fireplace. lear built-in saraee.
p m. F. A. TWEED CO. h5O4 Conn ave
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MASS PARK

Colonial brick OF fine tapestry pattern,
near Wardman Park and Shoreham Hotels
10 large rooms, , sleeping porcheS
baths, bedrooms, living room 2s IT.. sun
room and lavatory on frst floor. game
really priced to sell quick on this market,
Exclusive. Call EN- 1890 untiI . o m
F. TWEED CO hhN4 Cnnnectictlt ara
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURN. HOUSE OR GARDEN APT. 6
rms. Wv. or Chevy Chase. Prefer near
shops shops up to sllG immed occupancy i
E2 963 or orF sH rf5$ 65se aef eqns EH o2o
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY FROM MID
west f-bedroom unfurnished. detached
house now or soon. References. Gebe
FOR THE DURATION, URNISHED
house or apt, near bus route, by RAF Of
ficer wife and children. ages 3 and i re-
pY1tSs pY0s. stsr' sss sept or J bedrooms Box
, OR i BEDROOM HOUSE WITH SOME
Ground, near Wisconsin ave. between Mas
cupanC" about Sept. ;, Rent up 10 500
month. Employed as counsel with Gov
ernment agency. Call during day, EX.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, 3 BEDROOMS, .
baths, Georgetown OF NV. Washington.
$50 maximum; highest references. Call
MlChciRan l@9l -
house or apt. by U. S. Marine Corps ON
Ger stationed near Lincoln Memorial. by
Sept l,o Phone RE. 400, Ext. 6!5o7
CAREFUL AND RESPONSIBLE TENANT.
with highest reference, require small un-
furn; house with yard; \; W, section; up to
500; call bet : and 10 pm CO. 1855.
uNFURNIsHED, GOOD, oBEDROoM
son: near good transportation to Carnegie
Institute and military high school; highest
3S5-T. Star. -
REFINED COUPLE DESIRES UNFURNIsH-
ed house or apartment, | or bedrooms;
will take care OF property like owner: must
be walking distance to stores and in re-
stricted section quiet responsible, no
drinkers. Box 374-T. Star. TO-
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. PERMANENT
residents. no children, will lease small un-
furnished . or b.r. house in NV. Write
to Box 95-T. Star.
COMPLETELY AND THsTEFULLY FUR
and shops; gas heat; pfd. by highly re-
Sponsible family used to fine home. gen
erouS rent; full references. ME 226O,
Ext. 430, evenings and Sunday; EX. 1900,
Ext. $50. business hours. IL
FIVE OR SIX ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE
by responsible couple no Children. RE,
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1857 NEWTON ST NE-Attractiye dou-
bic room. private home. near cars and
buses, reasonable MI H05b IS
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARL.: VA-COOL, SPACIOUS. UNFURN,,
2-bedroom apt, utilities furnished;
blocks bus line. 3s0s N. 18th. of Quincy.
COLLEGE PARK. 1903 BALT. BLVD
Newly furn. 3-room apt; must see to ap-
preciate; S65; no pets. Phone WA. TS43
TO 10 am.
FURNISHED ENTIRE End FLOOR, NEW
brick home. on acreage in nearby Va,
bedrooms, living room dinette, kitchen,
sundeck bath; SlO5 utilities included.
Falls Church S99-W-3.
ARL va RMS, KIT, SEMIPVT.
incl. util; no children or pets. CHI. 3o63.
NEARBY VIRGINIA. Lee 'way--Unfnrn.
large rooms bath, first floor large
grounds Admits only CH hSlE
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APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHED.

APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED
VET VERY LARGE, ROOM AND ALcovE;
papered semipriyate bath. conv, transp.;
NEWLY DECORATED, UNFURNIsHED
apt, rooms, electric kitchen, buit-ln
cabinet, private bath with shower, 4 clos
cts 500 month, including utilities, Prefer
Govt employed refined, middle-aged
couple Good bus service. Phone Hillside
U69S-M
AVAILABLE SEPT COMFORTABLE
ner bedroom, tiled bath with shower, wcE-
equipped kitchen. in modern, fireproof, ele-
vator bldg, near Rock Creek Park. 10Th
per month VIII consider only long lime
Washington residents adults. Give place
OF employment, years IN city, etc. Box
ECONOMIST AND HER MOTHER WANT
bedroom apartment in NV, permanent
Call Repubic 4142, Eat. 4So4; in DAYTIME
Z LARGE ROOMS AND KITCHEN, $50.
bath conveniently located MI. 1888
2!o F. st. ne
ARLINGTON ??-RM., BEAUTIFUL COR
porch close in. near bus. market; busi-
OF pets; refs. Box 4sn-M, Star.
CORNER APARTMENT, 3 LARGE ROOMS
HO, 1880, 1874 l1th st. NV.
$500 E. CAPITOL ST-ANEW GROOM
refg, S53 80; $500 deposit Screened
porch. AT. 6l17, Immediate occupancy
32l9 CENTRAL AVE NE ROOMS,
kitchen, bath, sleeping porch, utilities;
Frtgidaire; attractive, convenient
3 RMS, KIT. AND BATH ON 3rd FL,
opposite new Gas g.. empl couple only
> ROOMS, SEMI -BAtH, GENTLE HOME;
no children: $40 GE. 0iG...
3 ROOMS AND BATH. MT PLEASANT
w. r MARSHALL. 929 New York ave. NV
NEW BACHELOR APT. FOR DEFENSE
workW in good ne. section. Can LII.
2203 after 3 pm,
BASEMENT APT. ! RIM. KITCHEN AND
bath, electric refrigeration, S42 per mo
Call EN- 61S4.
ATTRACTIVE " ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, IN modern APARTMENT house, down
town; couple only; $50. 1918 10Th st. n W.
/ AND ROOM KIT, BATH APIS
New building, Flower ave. section, near
bus. OPA war workers, adults only, no
pets; $40 to $50 80.
ROBERT E. LOHR,
3ll Cedar St. TAX. PIX. D c GE o@57-
ATTRACTIVE MODERN ROOM KIT,
and bath apt No. ) 1925 Flower ave,
~ 4. s. GARDINER & co,
1881 L ST NV MA o3a4.
SILVER SPRING, MD
New building, living room. bedroom
bath. kitchen and dinette $50 so. all
utilities furnished.
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
Shepherd 6l00
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CHEVY CHASE. MD

Conveniently located to Chevy Chase
Circle, parochial schools and transporta-
tion. Charming 6-room brick, 3 large
bedrooms. baths also finished attic, in a
quiet location, adjoining small estate prop
erty. owner has priced II for quick
sale You should see it today Call EN-.
l290 until 8 D m, F. A. TWEED co, 55O4
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6 ROOMS-S11 75O

Located in Silver Spring, just off DALI
drive, this lovely brick home. cente~-hall
plan has bedroom and bath on 1st fooe
bedrmS. and bath upstairs, basement
lavatory hult-in garage, porch slate ro"'
de luxe equipment; the house is onlv .
years old. choice location. sdioininr Sliro
Park; bus, shopping, public and parochiol
schools nearby: substantial cash needed;
shown BY sppointment
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CLEVELAND PARK

Convenient sroom home near cross
town bus, Porter st and Reno rd ; bod
rooms, > baths, soft front lot ntcsl-
shaded Under $4,000 Call EN-. "gr
until pm. F. A TWEED co. 55O4
Evening star., 1943-08-05

3I17 NORTHAMPTON ST, CHEVY Chase.
q. C.-Large front room with terrace,
private bath: suitable two persons; grill II
desired
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2-FAMILY HOUSE,

4515 Buchanan St, East Hyattsville. Nd
Completely reconditioned, detached, 2
bedrooms: lot 1OOx150 Close to trans
portation. stores and schools. Live in one
and rent out the other First time offered
Act quickly. OSCAR DREISEN, SH. 3352;
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GEORGETOWN-S15,5OO.
7 RMS 3 BATHS

This attractive home has Just been re-
stored. is vacant and ready for immediate
occupancy. Two modern baths, . fire.
places; complete kitchen equipment. new
house condition. BOSS & PHELPS. real
tors. MA. $500 Exclusively. Sunday and
EVENINGS cali Mr.. Shackelford, Sligo 66OS
ON DESIRABLE WEST VA. AVE. NE
q rooms, bath. full basement oil hot
water heat, porches. detached garage.
Reasonable.
p q DTTNNF
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DON'T MISS THIS"

Real value which has tust come m the
market One Of the best homes on 6th
st. near Blagden ave there are 4 rooms,
4 baths, 2-car garage, oil hcat exce0-
tionally large lot The owner is anxious
10 sell and has priced this property below
the market, in our opinion. Gail ME, 1143
j WESLEY BUCHANAN. Resltor.
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ONTARIO PLACE NV

closed porches, two baths. gas hot-water
heat Income from 3 rooms on End fioo-.
sl40 month. S9,500: furniture optional
Real home. fine location. EGGLESTON
REAL ESTATE, 1902 Girsrd. DU. 5O51
Evening star., 1943-08-05

l74O K ST N.W-Sinele and double rooms
cancieS for girls. Phone DI. 1900 or apply
to lI4O K st, NV