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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
InanYDuAu

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
NO. 20924. DEPT. NO..
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE AND
NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS IN
TERESTED IN THE HEREIN
AFTER DESCRIBED REAL
PROPERTY.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Plaintiff
CHAS. G. JOHNSON. TREASURER
OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR-
NIT: HARRY B. RILEY, CON-
TROLLER OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA: JOHN DOE.
MARY DOE AND ALL OTHER
DOES,
Defendants
The plaintiff in the above entitled
action having filed in the above en-
titled court Petition and Informa-
ton setting forth that certain per-
sons therein named and hereinaft-
er named, died in the State of Cal
ifornia prior to the 10th day of
September, 1885, leaving estate in
said State of California, in the
County of Imperial, and leaving no
will disposing of the hereinafter de-
scribed property and dying inte-
state with respect thereto and leav-
ing no husband nor wife nor kim
dred of any kind or degree, nor any
heirs nor any other person to take
under the laws of the State of Cal
ifornia the hereinafter described
property from their respective es-
tates, and further setting forth that
the estates of the said persons were
duly administered upon in the
courts of the State of California
having jurisdiction to administer
upon said estates and further set
ting forth that on the settlement
of the final accounts rendered by the
administrators or personal repre-
sentatives of the estates of said
deceased persons, there remained on
hand after all claims against said
estates and expenses of adminis-
tration were paid, certain real prop
erty situated in the County of I'M
perial State of California as speci-
fled in said Petition and Informa-
ton and hereinafter set forth:
And said Petition and information
further setting forth that said real
property is now in the possession
and control of the defendants Har-
ry B. Riley as Controller of the
State of California and Charles G..
johnson as Treasurer of the State
of California and setting forth in
the order of their mention, the ap-
proximate dates these estates were
received by the State Controller,
the names of the decedents whose
names and estates are hereinabove
and hereinafter referred to, the
counties from which the State Con-
troller received said estates, and a
description of each estate that is
subject to escheat in this action.
Said estates with the names of de-
ceased, dates of delivery, counties
from whose courts received and de-
scriptions being therein set out in
said Petition and Information as
follows, to-Wit.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
Army and Navy on
March Says Knox

SEATTLE, July 6 CUP)- Secre-
tary of the Navy Frank Knox said
last night that both the army and
the navy are on the march. and
from now on we will pick the time
and place of every battle"
Speaking at the launching of the
destroyer Morrison at Seattle
Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation,
Knox said new American triumphs
in the south Pacific proved that
the United Nations have wrested
initiative from the enemy
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06

troyed in three days of intensive
raids on Sicily and Sardinia past
the 100-mark with air battles reach
ing a pitch unsurpassed since the
height of the Tunisian campaign.
CANCELS LEAVE
(The Berlin radio said that Italy
has cancelled all leaves of forces
stationed in Italy and its Mediter-
ranean islandSD
(Another German broadcast said
that Marshal Wolfram Baron Won
Richofen. German specialist in COL
laboration between air and land
forces, had shifted his headquarters
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
VITAL NECESSITY

WASHINGTON, July CUP =
The house has passed and sent to
the White House senate ap-
proved bill authorizing the secre-
tary of the treasury to make avail
able for industrial use free" silver
at a price of Till cents per ounce
The measure was termed of vital
necessity to the war effort"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06

to Southern ItalyD
Can Italian communique, broad
cast by the Rome radio. said that
81 enemy planes were shot down
in the Mediterranean area yester-
day.
Flying Fortresses from the North
west African Air Forces again paced
the Allied assault, shooting down
80 enemy fighters out of forma-
ton of 100 that sought vainly to
prevent a raid on the Gerbini air.
drome, Is miles west of the Sicilian
east coast port of Catania.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
ISSUE CITATIONS

SACRAMENTO, July CUP) -
OPA investigators isued 1876 cita-
tions for violations of gasoline ra-
tioning regulations and took names
and license numbers of 1900 other
motorists in a weekend checkup in
the Lake Tahoe resort area, the
district OPA Office announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06

Said Petition and Information
further setting forth that said es-
tates and such property should es-
cheat to the State of California and
that the State has a right by law
to the same
NOW. THEREFORE,, by reason
of the allegations set forth in the
said Petition and Information;
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED. that
all persons interested in any of
the estates of the aforesaid de-
ceased persons or in any part of
any of the said estates. appear be-
fore this court and show cause if
any they have, on the 9th day of
August. 1943, at II o'clock am, why
such estates and such property
should not by decree of this court.
vest in and escheat to the State
of California and for further par
ticulars on the above entitled mat
ter reference is made to the Petit
ton and Information on file herein.
DATED: May 20, 1943.
v. N. THOMPSON.
Judge of the Superior Court.
ROBERT W. KENNY, Attorney
General of the State of Califor-
nit; Gladys S. Burroughs, Depu-
ty. 10l Library and Courts Build
ing, Sacramento, California. At
torneys for Plaintiff.
No, "a June 10, %, 20, July 6, Is
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
HISTORY IS SWAMPED

(Richmond (Va.) News Leader)
No adequate history of this war will
be written One cannot be. The reason
will not be the compiexity of the oper-
ations but the volume of the records.
Some of the ablest of American history
teachers have been selected to guide the
drafting of reports and the preservation
of records; but the newest report of the
archivist of the United States indicates
the battling magnitude of records that
are accumulating in Washington.
During the fiscal year that ended last
June. records transferred to the National
Archives equaled so per cent of all those
that had been sent to the building for
permanent custody since the establish
ment Of the central depository eight years
ago After Pearl Harbor partial sur
vey of public records in Washington
showed-to quote DR.. Solon j. Bucks
report-"that the quantity of such rec
ords had more than doubled since 1886
and that their bulk was increasing at
rate approaching 100000 cubic feet
year"
No historian ever can hope to reach
a thousandth part of the records of this
war. The old problem of source mater
ial consequently is reversed. No longer
is the question, Can we save the records?
The question is, Must they be preserved?
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
BLAST SHIPPING

American daylight bomhers also
blasted enemy shipping and motor
transport at Sciacca, in southwest
ern Sicily.
The effect of the air battle over
Gerbini appeared to be heavy
blow to the enemy as Allied bomb
ers which flew over Sicily later en-
countered very little opposition.
Once, u. S. Lightenings encounter
ed 10 enemy fighters but shot down
five
THE Italian communioue said to-
day that German air formations
bombed the port Of Bizerte, where
Allied invasion ships had been re-
ported massing. The communique
reported damage and casualties,
from Allied bombing of Messina,
Catania and Marsala, and said
that % Allied planes were shot
down by Italian fighters, Is by
German fighters and ID by flakD
The latest toll of enemy aircraft,
scored yesterday and Sunday night,
boosted the number of planes des-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06

EDITORS NOTE: The follOUing edit
oriuls are presented as interesting Opin.
ions UOiced by editors elsewhere. They
do not necessarily reflect the opinion of
this paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06

There is no overall manpower short
age. The problem is how best to utilize
the man and woman power we have.
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
President A F. Whitney.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06

or less. according to the
US. Govt. Survey. Sub
ject to a 20 #. easement
running on the north
erly and westerly lines
of the above describ-
ed property for public
road. Subject to re-
strictions and reserva-
tionS as of record.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
ARTHUR NASH, Los Angeles

That portion of Lot
Eleven (1D being Sec
ton Seven CD Township
Twelve (12) South
Range II east, S.B.B. &
M. in the County of
Imperial, State of CAL
ifornia, containing 1927
acres more or less, ac-
cording to us. Govt.
survey subject to a 20
TT. easement running
on the .Northerly, East
crly and Westerly lines
of the above described
property for public
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

roads.
WILLIAM G. BROWN.
O-9 ...,.,...---.........-....-.....,. Los Ange
East half of NE. quar-
ter of the SW quarter
of Sec. l. Township IL
S., Range II East.S.B.
NJ, in the Co. of Impe-
rial, State of Calf. con-
tanning 20 acres, togeth-
erwith all rights and
privileges and appur-
tenances thereunto. be-
longing or otherwise
appertaining, subject
to a reservation from
the foregoing convey
ance of a right of
way of lawful width for
egress and ingress to
and from adjoining
property.
S.W. quarter of S.W.
quarter of Sec. 20
Township II South,
Range II. East S.B.M.
in the County of Impe-
rial, State of Calf. ac-
cording to the official
survey of the us. Con-
tanning 40 acres more OF
less. Note l. The above
described premises are
not included within the
present boundaries of
Imp. Irrigation Dist.
South half of the SW
quarter of the NE quar-
ter of Sec. II Township
II South range II East,
S.B.B. g. M. in the coun-
ty of Imperial, State of
Calf, containing 20
acres more or less, &C
Cording to us. Govt.
Survey. Subject to a 20
#. easement running on
the southerly and west
erly lines of the above
described property for
a public road. Subject
to restrictions and res
ervations of record.
The NV. quarter of
the Sc quarter of Sec.
33. Township II South,
Range II East, S.BB.
& M. in the Co. of I'm
perial, State of Calf.
containing 10 acres more
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
Editorials and Comment

years until practical solution has been
evolved.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
CENTERS ON SICILY

The 24-hour period of huge scale
attack centered on Sicily, although
Villacidro airdrome on Sardidia
also was hammered as the day and
night offensive from Northwest
Africa and the Middle East gained
momentum
Crushing blows we're dealt to
airfield installations. shipping and
radio stations at Gerbini, Marsala,
Licata. Comisso, Biskara, Messina,
and Marsala, all on Sicily and in the
main invasion path toward Italy.
Huge explosions were reported at
Comisso. where workshops and
grounded aircraft were destroyed
The blows against enemy air pow
er and air bases we're described as
"paralyzing..'
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-06
yunks Shoot Down 45 More
Enemy Planes over ltuly

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
North Africa. July up All
branches of Allied air power joined
in perfect pre-invasion teamwork
Monday to blast nine vital Axis
airdromes with tremendous bomb
loads, and shoot down as more
enemy aircraft over Sicily and
Sardinia in one of the biggest on
slaughts yet made in the Mediter-
ranean area.
Thirty enemy air craft were des-
troyed in Is minutes of fighting
when less than thirty unescorted
us. Flying Fortresses were attack
ed by about 100 enemy fighters
over the Sicilian airfield of Ger
bini.
Axis air power was crippled at
the rate of two planes per minute
as a double record was set by one
fortress, which knocked down 13
Axis fighters. including a record
seven destroyed by Staff Sgt Ben
jamin Warmer of San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

BUNGALOW
TAKOMA PARK
MICHIGAN GARDENS
WOODBRIDGE Def. HOME

=, Larse detached br. : rooms. rec. room.
) baths: gar. Modern, 4 years old poN.
session % with title, To inspect cali WM
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W. c; d A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO
$50 Mass. Ave. NV OR 4464
BETHESDA MD SO Q5O

COMPLETELY RECONDIT1ONED Owner
occupied Possession assured conven-
ientIy arranged home Of rooms and tiled
plete kitchen with range and refricerator.
full basement hot-water heat with auto
coal furnace. One block from bus and
shopping center. walking distance to all
Scnools. Once open today Call Woodley
900. EDW II JONES g. 20 INC
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VACANT.

$3.50.
rooms floored attic, screened porch,
automatic heat: excellent cond., l year
old: lot S5x143; only a few blocks from
Sc. section in nearby MARYLAND.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
3211 Pa. Ave. Sc Ii. 1000.
Satisfied Purchasers Since 1921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
S6.450.
$3.50 DOWN

) rooms. = stories. > bedrooms; 3 years
old, excellent condition: garage. located
In Cheverly, near Annapolis I'd. ready to
move right in: liberal terms. T. NJ. FRY,
.24n Wisconsin ave. WI $40.
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PETWORTH-S9. $50.

90 feet wide, 6 good sized rooms and
year screened porch. storage attic. nice
lot. Immedl2te possession Call Mr.
Shackelford, MA. 930n evenings and
sunday Sligo Zoos. BOSS g. PHELPS
(eXcl'' sive eGr1tcl 1tl1 K g N W
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BUNGALOW.
$780,.

0pep and Evarts ST. ne pet wee
INV. garage. L. J. MILLS g. son, $50
{
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OPEN TODAY-11
712 Tuckerman st. NOrthWes

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION This unusual
near everything. should be seen to be APP
preciated: q lovely rooms, bath. porches
lull basement. etc; newly reconditioned
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co. ME. $500
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RunpaloU Takoma Park. D. G.

Cow to bus, stores. schools lst floor
has ) rooms, bath, REFRIGERATOR; basement
has paneled recreation room and a 'i-room
bath apt. with stove and refrigerator;
rented fer $3.50 mo. lear sarage, gas
heat An outstanding buy for only 5000.
McDEVITT, Realtor. RIA. 4422.
ENCI IISINF RROKER
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COLORED BARGAIN

Colored-Nr. Park I'd and Monroe St
: large rms. on = floors; automatic heat,
= baths large reception hall mooeIn
kitchen, full cellar, beautiful condition
both in and outside. Call A. W. StepnenA
DE. 1852
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MODERN, SEMIDETACHED.

7 S13,DUT.
Rittenhouse st. NV. near 14th-6 rooms,
? tile baths. h.-w.h. tgasl; also rooms,
! tile bath in basement with separate en-
trance. Will take small down payment,
balance like rent. Call AID. 56l3 or RIA g2l9
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ROCK GREEK Hills

A fine Colonial brick. 3 years old. re-
Stricted location. east OF Conn ave; St
floor library and lavatory, nicely appointed
baths: owner has il priced to sell quickly
Call EN- 1890 Sunday and weekdays until
pm r Tweed Co 55ut Conn ave
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Arlington, Va.-Bungalow,
A004 o0th Rid North.

Prewar price and materials rooms
and bath. on nice lot, convenient to every
thine, only block to fast bus service
low contains a large living room. dining
room. modern kitchen with gas range
and electric refrigerator. > nice S.'rooms
cellar, auto. heat, large front porch, nice
detached garage on back Of lot. This
buns allow should sell to the first persons
to Inspect. Possession at time of settle
ment To reach: Out Lee hgwy. to Quincy
st., left l block to goth I'd. No. and house.
Priced exceptionally low at $4,000. For
further information, call Mr.. Parker, ia.
1858 or RIA. 1859. j. B. TIFFTY IL SON,
ZIG Kennedy st. NV.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

NIW DHN.
A lovely 4-bedroom home . baths Il
bedroom and bath on st floor, spacious
living room, modern kitchen; imma culate
condition, deep, level Handicapped lot Early
possession. Call EN-. 1890 Sunday and
weekdays until pm. F.. A. Tweed Co
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GEORGETOWN.

This semidetac hed has been restored into
1st-ciass condition; : lovely rooms. 3 bed
rooms, den and bath on End floor, ideal
location, price Sl495o Call EN- 1890
Sunday and weekdays until Q pm. F A
n
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R. G.. DUNE
COLORED-3-FAMILY APT
COLORED-IN BROOKLAND
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

DESIRE or room house; PetVorth.
FREE APPRA1sALS- PROMPT SALES.
RA. 34lS Mr.. QUICK DI 5252. IL.
condition of house SECONDARY; direct, TO
WE NEED modern BRICK houses for sale or
y rent IN nv s1To,0 Fast result, at present
i PAY HIGHEsT aii-caSh price 5c , tor old
WHAT W cxS Yo e orTrR CO q $1,000 IN
automatic heat, hrst;;fioor iay. and Gee.
h Foode aHd yard copan Il
decorating less essential. Quick settlements
4 suitable. Private party. Box 3S0-K.
ROW BRICK HOUSE. to . rooms. n v.
YouR sAs fR p5ss 9oH 43K M
10000 to s4oo0o Over $500 800 oG 90 sod sod
this year Call EN-. 1890 for represent
8 TO . ROOM HOUSE.. by pr private c''i party.
t S home direct from owner. Box 4657K.
MODERN Groom brick with fireplace. in
Wash. or nearby Md, near convenient
Will PAY ALL CASH or cash G above "i trust
for residential or investment proper.- in
D G; Or vicinity. Mr.. Draisner. DE. 654i;
WE PAY all CASH for ne. and sc
property: quick settlements Gum 81
Miller 500 18th ST Sc, Franklin @1uu
b. c from private party omck settle
ment. No commission TO pay RA a135
WE HAVE several clients that Will paw
cash for homes in Arl,ncton or Falls
Church. c. s. ShillingburG, i615 Lee hwy.
Arlington, Va. OK. 2624: after pni..
CHI. 4512.
BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR PROPERTY. get
our offer. We charge no commission Hish-
est prices paid and prompt settlement Ses
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. 81 9th st.
NV. DI. 6l50.
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Co1 ~. Z. De OBJ !.
anu anu pain. front and rear closed-in porcheE
ne ar conditioned oil heating plant :"
sell sell e onssfv immsdste possessions priced to
Fppo II oa60 with Re eaipe't as sol Mr.
co COZ, RED ! sSh St isl nav. AND p
ihner mouse 8 rooms: full basement, h. wi
! s9FPs ss snnd NJ R SsG54 Monday
G rooms ., store e. fun basement h-wh,; s
5oo S s sp0ys s.ofe rst garages Price sl4
0I57; Monday, North 1857. Mr.. Rob mpr5i /.
G0;L OR Lamont ST. NV Save COM
COLoRED-Large, brick. modern house
Win Wntdrsa baths coal heat, for sale to refined
By $3.50. .c. Star IN 1900 block S ST. NV.
Gf co.. RE .n,lt, YOU want to buy home
81 Sss or Mrs Nj N %ard i AZ ANA n ST. NV
GsOo,LoRaDDMooBrookland-6 rms, prick. semi
$4,000 . ' down; dGTn rms r% ge, det; fam
n urn oo "a oo6 a. inns rms 9th and SITS. NV
eoL oaisi ave fasa MI Ma onea ave ne-s
e. 81, 4 sssA R aSss Barn Bsrret $500 Call
hom a1o o ST np propsrss ca
CoLoRED, sic 4sth pl. n.e.-5-room
6ungalow, bath h.-w.h.. cleo, gas, laun-
dry, full basement, garage; 3 lots. Cash
or easy terms AT 1898 So
COLORED-Deanwood special-5-rm brick
punsaiow; bath. cleo: and heat, how'd. fls.,
asemt.. lge; yard; $500 down. Cox g. Co..
Pm. After ! and Sundays, cali SfR. 463a.
S0toRED-l31s s. Capitol st: rms,
PAIN, gas, cleo: vacant, like new: $500
300 cash Open Sunday, NO. 6l76.
COLOkED-Beautiful 6 and 10 room
homes, near Howard University, every i'm
provement; bargain priced; ST 900 cash
clarence Tignor, DE. 1850; ewes, ia. 3O1O.
COLORED-Blaine near 52nd st. ne:
detached frame 2story. rms, bath. lat
heat, cleo: $3.50 cash REQ. v. S. Hurlbert.
MA: 1870: 931 H st. NV.
COLORED-6OO blk md ST. ne: .
cleo. lat. heat: $3.50 down. v. S. Hurl-
bert. Ma. 3570. 9jl st. NV
COLOkED, Lamont st. near Georgia ave
e lge. rms. hrwd floors. 1Is baths. full
cellar: in fine cond.; $4,000. ST $50 cash
Gil DE. $3.50. MI Dickens.
COLORED. Logan Circle-l5 rooms, 3 b..
good cond.; excellent investment; terms.
COLORED-l3OO block Girard St NV
Is and II room houses, furnished or I'M
furnished; substantial down payment.
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CHEVY CHASE D C..

This conveniontlv located home only l
block from Conn. ave, near Chevy CnGSH
circle. churches ard schools : rooms. J St
floor den 4 wcll-prcpoct 'oned BEDROOMS. J -
baths new G. F. oil burner. = Is splendid
value Sli,T5O. Owner will redocorate.
Vacant. Early ~oESesson. Cell EN-, 1870
sunday and weekdays until 8 pm. F. a
r-IIUEp rn 1ou1 CoOn
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AMERICAN UNIV, PARK,

A lovely 6-room brick. 3 spacious bed
rooms, :! tile baths, air conditioned heat
recreation room. finished in knotty pine:
also maids room. only ] block TO Mass
ave. near SHOPPING; vacant; early occu-
pancy; exclusive. Call EN-. $50 Sunday
and week days until 8 pm. F. A. Tweed
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NEAR THE IMNACUL Alta.
A QUALITY HOME-S22 son

A very IoVeIy- modern RhItc-DalNted
brick home OF GOOD Colonial architecture
has every refinement ard modern appoint
ment and includes 1St-foor lavatory beau
tltpl living room with bay window. attrsc-
TIVE dining room with corner cupboards
nice bedrooms baths also a recreation
room with fireplace ma id S room and bath
Gear garage; nicely Handicapped lot in
closed by white picket fence For details
please call Mr.. Young WO 500
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DR. 1411
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IN SILVER SPRING.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
A 5-room red brick bungalow IN a
planned subdivision. Attractive living
equipped kitchen, stairs from hall to un-
finished attic, basement, Aforementioned
heat LARGE level lot.
WORTHINGTON REALTY, EXCL. ACT,
S4I5 GA AVE SH 2143
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Charming Southern Colonial,
AnnrnYinatelN 2 Acres

Rebuilt ENLARGED and modernizcd with
the finest and most expensive materials.
The grounds are unusually attractive,
rolling, beautiful variety Of trees and
shrubbery, lilly pond; In. the Bethesda
area. the site affords secluslvcnesS and
privacy. The home is thoroughly insu-
lated. including the side walls; ~ rooms,
unfinished clubroom: also maids room
and bath. Truly deliehtful home for
the larGer family Call Mr.. .shackehord;
MA. $500. Evening. and Sunday. call
slieo 660s; Boss & PHELPS exclusive
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
71O7 ALLISON ST,

Landover; out Defense hwy from Peace
Cross in Md: sale or lease; rms, 3
bedrms oil heat; $500 down payment
Open H c MAYNoR & CO. 23i4 R. /
ave ne. NO 433S
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TOWN HOUSE.
9th ST NEAR IT

Remodeled Just few wears ago by In
terror decorator for personal occupancy,
the disnty and charm Of this home will
appeal 20 the most discriminating. The
bas cement spt, contains paneed living room
with fireplace and bookshelves. dining
room, kitchenette and bath. st floor con-
dining room with lovely terrace, large
kitchen with /, bath and full bath off hall:
md floor provides 3 large bedrooms and :"
bs tbs and on the Bird floor are bedrooms
and bath double built-in garage; auto
matte heat. For further particulars and
inspection phone SYDNEY Karr. WI 9265.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
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Brick Corner-Bethesda.

Sq"50-6 r. b. porch cleo refg air
cond.; new-houSe condition. svaila BILE now
j. Noble Boaz. Wisconsin 264s-1S6O -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

BUNGALOW STYLE
Conveniently located, a most attra Ctive
home. bedrooms and bath on LIST floor
= bedrooms, large closets on nd floor; wide
wooded lot; owner transferred; priced for
quick sale, Sll $50 Can EN-. 1890 Sun
days and weekdays until pm. F A
IMced Co. 1904 Conn ave