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of women's activities In South Amer
| lea
1t was organized in 1888. she re-
/ ported, and two of its early projects
were the establishment of classes
to teach reading and writing to IL
! literate women and the opening OF
lunchrooms for undernourlShed
! school children.
Program Expanded.
The league has added consider
| ably to its program since its found
ing 1t now has workshops where
women are taught to make lace, en-
broider and do fine sewing. 1t has
been much concerned about home
less boys in the street trades" such
as newsboys and bootblacks, and
provides them with midday lunches
and classes and recreation in the
afternoon. Popular Libraries, y
through which the public is given
easy access to books, also are spon-
sored. For instance" Miss Cannon
said, outdoor libraries are set up
in the parks for the benefit of chill
dren."
AS third illustration Miss Can
non told about the Society OF
Women Commercial Employees in
Lima, Peru, which started about 25
years ago as a mutual benefit asso-
citation 10 help make provision for
medical care and sickness and death
benefits. AS it has grown from 10
to 200 members, its program also
has expanded. 1t now has rooms
in The center of town where free
classes are offered to members and
friends. Social affairs, such as
dances. are held from time to time
and occasionally there are meet
ings featuring speakers.
Miss Cannon said she did not
want to give the impression by
her earlier remarks that South
American women don't like
speeches. They love eloquent words,
but it's not routine for their Or
CARNATIONS to have speakers" she
said. when they do, they are in
clined to make it a special occa-
sion. very formal, and to send out
invitations"
Other Clubs Described.
Pointing out that there are
number Of professional women in
South America, she said that the
organization picture includes groups
of university women and others
working for the professional ad-
vanCement of women.
Miss Cannon spoke Spanish
fluently when she Joined the
Womens Bureau but studied Por-
tugueSe Just prior to her recent trip
which included Brazil. Before her
return she was able to make a
speech in Portuguese.
In addition to her study of en-
plOyed women. she established con-
facts with officials and organiza-
tions for the regular interchange
Of information concerning employed
women
Her work for the Womens Bureau
is in cooperation with the State
Department.
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Republican Uomeu
To Hear Book Talk

A book talk will be given by Miss
Janet Richards. well-known lecturer
on current events, before the League
of Republican Women at 2:30 pm.
TUESDAY at the clubhouse, 1912
Rhode Island avenue NV.
The speaker, who retired from
platform leCturing several years ago,
Is still actively interested in current
events and in current literature. She
has chosen for her discussion The
Lady Randolph Churchill" by Rene
Kraus and The Robe by Lloyd
G. Douglas.
This Will be the first of a series of
book talks planned by Mrs. Clovd
Heck Marvin, who will introduce the
speaker.
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S1ceet Briar Alun1nae
Schedule Breakfast

Mrs. Henry F. Grady, chairman
Of the United Nations Forum. will
be the guest speaker at a breakfast
meeting of the Washington chapter
Of the Sweet Briar Alumnae Asso-
citation at II am. today at the
Mayflower Hotel.
Miss Nell Tyson. president of the
Washington chapter, will preside at
the meeting.
Out-ot-tOWn guests will include
Miss Martha Won Brlesen. president
of the Sweet Briar Alumnae. and
Mrs. Edna Lee Cox, both of Sweet
Brlar, Va. While in Washington
Miss Won Briesen will be the guest
Of Miss Tyson and Mrs. Cox will
visit Mrs Stanley K. Holnbeck
member of the Sweet Briar College
Board Of Trustees.
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Civic and Community Clubs.

PetWorth Woman's Club-Tomor-
row, pm, literature section. with
Mrs. F. B. LIE Fever. Wednesday,
| pm hospitality section with
Mrs. Arthur Dunn.
Woman's Club of Bethesda-Tues-
day, II am, business meeting,
followed by luncheon. clubhouse.
Georgetown and Sonoma roads;
100 pm, program; speaker, Miss
Elizabeth Fisher. The Use and
Care of Electrical Equipment"
Sixteenth Street Heights Club
Tuesday, pm. with Mrs. j. Pres
ton Sweeker. 1852 Iris street NV;
speaker, Senorita Minerva Ber-
nardino, South America"
Park View Women's Club-Tuesday,
Bpm, with Mrs. w. S. Erwin, 5706
Fourteenth street NV; speaker,
Miss Bernice Newhall. South
America, It's Geography and Peo-
pie"
Silver Spring Woman's Club-To-
morrow, 10 m, Red Cross head
quarters, 6511 Colesville road.
Tuesday, 1890 am, American
citizenship and education de-
partment, with Miss Minna P.
Loeschke. Wednesday. 1:30 pm,
music department, Jesup Blair
Community House.
Washington Club-Fridav. club
house, Library Committee.
Argyle Study Club-Tuesday pm,
with Mrs. Aubry Cox, 1909 Deca-
tur street NV.
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Tea for Neu,c0u1ers

A tea, honoring newcomers. will
be given by the Faculty Women's
Club OF George Washington Uni
versity at 230 pm. Friday at the
home OF Mrs. Richard n Owens.
31l3 Kew boulevard. Arlington New
faculty members and wives of newly
arrived professors will be among the
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chairman Of the committee, will pre-
side. Proceeds from the sale of re-
freshments after the meeting will be
used for the benefit Of the Flag
Committee,
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Civic and Study Clubs.

American Association Of University
Women-Tomorrow. pm, tea;
bpm.. speaker. DR.. Elmer Louis
Kayser, Current Events" Thurs
day, 8 pm, art appreciation
group. speaker, DR.. H. Paul Caem-
merer, The Sesquicentennial OF
the Laying Of the Cornerstone Of
the United States Capitol by
George Washington"
College Park Branch. AAUW-To-
morrow, pm, auditorium. ad-
ministration building, University
of Maryland; speaker, Miss Helen
Hosp.
Twentieth Century Club - We'd
nesday. 1890 am, nature section
to meet at Sycamore Island stop,
Cabin John car. Thursday, II 80
pm, civics education section
luncheon, YWCA: speaker. Lady
Dill, The Red Cross Club in Brit
aim Friday, l pm. garden sec
ton. with Mrs L. H. Adams, Brad
ley boulevard: speaker, Mrs. Ed
ward c. Sweeney
VoteleSs District League of Women
Voters - Tuesday 1890 pm.
luncheon. YWCA: speaker, Sena-
tor joseph H. Ball. What Is Our
Job. as a Senator Sees It?"
Capitol Hill History Club-Wednes-
day. 1890 pm, with Mrs. Charles
E Ferguson, l4l4 Delafleld. place
NV; papers, Development Of
Blood Plasma." by Mrs. Ferguson,
"Synthetics, by Mrs. Wilmer Sau-
der.
Woodbridge Book Club-Tuesday,
1:30 pm, Lanedon School, open
ing fall meeting.
Political Study Saturday. 2:30
pm, Washington Club; speaker,
Representative Wright Patman.
Women'S City Club-Today, 430
pm. homecoming and new
member tea. Friday, pm. In
ternational Night" featuring
Chile Saturday, 8 pm, service
set dance.
Evening star., 1943-10-10

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plarantee. ASK for BROWNATONE. Get II today.
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WOODBRIDGE BRICK
3516 28th ST. NE

OTNLf VVET
rooms, 2l7 baths; near Conn. and
prominent corner. A Broom house in
game location, xoned 1st commercial, only
Gays EX. 5e72,
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1867 You st. n.w.-1O rms, baths,
center hall, steam heat. cleo: corner, LIST
commercial zone; suitable for professional
bldg: $4,000 cash, balance on terms.
GUY TIMER,
1920 You ST. NV NO 4QnI
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OPEN TODAY. 1875.
PETWORTH.
2-FAMILY ROW BRICK.

substantial 22-ft. row brick house
now arranged as > separate aptS: with
income of Sl09 per mo. Has gas heat and
is well insulated; 2-car garage, for details
call MR.. BORTZ, WO. 4754.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 14ll
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Row brick home, s large rooms and bath
front porch, hot-water heat, . screened
porches; price s7-So94 ~
2024 R l. Ave NE DE O3r7
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ON 2 ACRES,
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA

II you are seeking spacious hom,
with beautiful, usable grounds then yot
should see this charming house In setttns
OF large oak trees with over an acre oI
inviting lawn located within q few blocki
Of l0c bus and shopping. within 20 min,
OF downtown Washington. It has thl
privacy Of country home together WITH
all the advantages OF the city EquaIlJ
as inviting as The spacious grounds Is thi
interior arrsnsement. consisting OF q
gracious center hall, large living room
Il 5X25l with an interesting Colonial fre,
place, screened living porch GSxIa1 din,
ing room with Colonial cupbosrds. an i'm,
mense Kitchen 12x1G), with an abun,
dance Of storage space. On End noor
master bedroom with private bath. 2 othei
large bedrooms and ba tn The 3rd fooj
has been finished into a charming panele9
room equipped with running water, usabli
as either a den or bedroom Other tea !,
lures include maid room and bath. 2-caI
built-in garage slate roof. copper down,
spoutlng. attractive lily pool, pony stablt
and large stone outdoor fireplace. Price
George Mason Green Co.,
2s4o WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA.
CHI 3S3S Ewes CT Sg3s
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

.COLoRLD-31OO 90 BLOCK 18th sT. NV
10 rooms. baths, porches, oil heat: re-
apartments; priced reasonable.
Ready for occupancy-140O block Mon
tello ave,-S rooms. hardwood floors, tile
bath. W. heat; excellent condition.
roomsma27oo block 1lth st. nv
EQUITABLE REALTY CO, MI. 20s0.
Near Warder- and Lamont sts. NV
Coi9nisi brick rooms narrh and bath
e s0'f ea:h a4eS payment MARsHxf1 al
WAPLE CO, DI. 3346
CoLORED-BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOUSE,
tomato heat, hardwood floors; very fine
condition: terms. Call Mr.. Dickens, Deca-
tur $3.50. Decatur 1161.
Colored--Ideal e. section; large rms
automatic heat, cellar. garage; perfect
,erns
Colored--Nr 1st and R sts,:--s rms, or
2 floors, full cellar, h.-w.h h; ideal location
every possible convenience. terms extended
to responsible parties Ask for A. w
Stevens. Decatur 1862.
ths' Hi0ffa Rwh; s escellent o Condition. rms Fol
''""'eo'A't THos. fn5se'S'"i W. PARKS CO.
2O7 Fla Ave DE. 1880
1904 WARDER ST. NV
Colored--Colonial-typ Is-ft. brick, 81,
rooms bath, BRYANT GAS FURNACE
elec refe. Owner bought new home. will
give quick possession. See exclusive aaen
for appointment to inspect. Eve. phone
Mr. Adams, Woodlev 1414
L, T. GRAVATTE
100 18th St. Realtor. MA. o753.
COLORED-I1OO YOU ST NW-s R
b. Steam heat. oil burner. Elec. $3.50
50 900 cash.
1927 o ST. n.w-a r. b. INV h., OF
burner; $3.50; 81 800 cash.
424 st st. nw.-9 r, b., elec., 3 ga
RACES. corner alley; S795O
900 blk. N St n.w-3-apt. bldg, con
sisting of 3. 4, ) rms: h-w.h, elec
10000.
GUY TIMER, -
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ARLINGTON-s12,95o.
OPEN SUNDAY-2 TO 6,
1923 23rd ST. NORTH.

Made available by owner moving shH
practically new Colonisl-typs brick hopl
OF 8 rooms. l u baths, is located In thj
quiet, restricted residential community .;
Lee Heights, yet is only 21s SOS from 10j
Arnold bus on Lee highway. with laru}
shopping center and grade school NEARBY
1t has reception hall, spacious livinl
room with og-burninE fireplace, dinin1
room with French door opening onto large
screened living porch overlooking reai
sarden; lovely kitchen with range and
refrserator, and lavatory on the FIRST
floor: while on the second floor there is
master bedroom and 2 other bedrooms o.
generous size and bath, plus an abundance
Of closet space. Full. dry basement with
hot-water oil heat, maids lavatory, laun'
dry and space for gameroom. Stairway t.
storage attic. Detached garage: beautifully
landscaped, level lot. May be inspected
Sunday, to 6; otherwise by appointment
Less than a year old. Immediate occu,
pancy, and II interested We suggest an
early inspection.
To reach: Over Key Bridge. right on Les
highway about ga miles to Wakefield St
right 2 SOS. to 23rd st, left "a 50. to prop.
erty.
KEITH n RPITNEpATV
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COLORED.
WHY PAY RENT?

When you can own your own. See today
1923 F ST. ne, & rooms . ba tbs. oil heat
instant. hot water: convenient TO schools
and all transportation. Priced at only
$3.50. On terms. Call Mr.. Rombro, RA
$500. with
SoLDANo REALTY CO.
Eya hSpn
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2845 MYRTLE AVE NE
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$11, $50.
A Delightful Bungalow.

Conveniently located within walking dis
tance to public and parochial schools and
bus terminal, 3 bedrooms with living and
dining rooms and kitchen on first floor
Stairway TO full storage. attic with large
cedar storage closet. Oil burner, Detached
garage. Once open today. call Woodley
-23Nn. EDM. H JONES CO INC
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VACANT,
~~-~
ARISTOCRATIC,

Colonial q rooms. bath: suitable
families besides own living quarters 81 900
cash. Deal with owner. Ewes. and Sun
a m DI $3.50
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COLORED-KINGMAN
PARK

rooms. h-wh. Hardwood floors
Porches. front and rear. Garase. Price
and terms reasonable MR. WADDELL
Ii 6563 DE IlGO weekdays.
NOW AVAILABLE to colored-Large, at.
tractive corner brick house, = rooms and
bath. large front and side lawns lots OF
Shrubberv; vicinity North Capitol and r
SITS Ideal for progressive professional or
businessman. offered by owner InspeC-
tlon by appointment Do. 1880.
COLORED-l3g Quincy pl. ne-Vacant
New-houSe condition, $ rms, bath "-car
day or call Mr. " FiIippo. Ii. oa6n' with It'll
Realty Associates. Inc. IO92 11th 81. NV
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3-BEDROOMS
COLONIAL TYPE BRICK
Colonial Type Home
On q Wooded Acre

In Estate Section of Alexandria.
Near the ST. Agnes School, on q wooded
tomac River. This gracious S-bedroor
2..bath home Of Colonial design Is within
3 min. Of downtown Washington on direct
ous transportation to the Pentagon Bldg
In a, setting Of large trees, 1t will appeal
70 those desiring an individually built
nome WIN SPACIOUS rooms, Rooms tncluda
vide, entrance hall. long living room with
fireplace and French doors opening on side
porch; spacious dining room with fireplac ce,
t-foor bedroom and bath with outsid .
entrance. large kitchen and pantry: on
second floor, master bedroom and fireplace.
other large bedrooms, tiled bath and a
Screened-in sleeping porch; 2-car, built-in
sarage, large storage attic-Nith regula l
stairway, full easement with maids Law
atory, slate roof. copper down spoutinz,
many beautiful paintings, such as holly,
boxwood and Towering bulbs House va.
cant and immediate possession may b
obtained. Terms. Price, S21,5O0
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
2s40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Oh. SS3s Eve, FA 1881
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ARLINGTON

5-room brick bungalow. near Clarendon,
oil heat. gnod allotment, fireplace. porch;
nice lot. $500; terms
COLLINS & PRICE GL. 1888
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COLORED BARGAINS
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

LARGE. FINE RESIDENCE; suitable for Of
fees and reception; several acres grounds
good location; agents protected. Boz
CASH, s3o:ooo-s3o,oo for meeting house
lool, offices upstairs also cellar at
least 70 #. wide prefer corner. VIII
rino7cI remodel E VICINITY Thomas Dupont, Losar
LIST YotR PROPERTY. shacks or huts
with j. W, Rouse for quick results J. w
easif o room P Bouse ofS petworb
or Upper Brightwood section, near CALVIN
Cooiidge Cool SehoSl consider bungalow Ia
You swat WANT Sprpf To SELF GE Your 44s4
consideration, call R, G. Dunno. AT. $500
PRIVATE IluP PARTY viii pay cash for 8 OF
with owners only. Must be reasonable
VIII vi sSSis; Sze1SE Si.S! AZ ONCE on very small
IN SafSf Mt. m PLEAsANT &c or Suaaap eomparable NV
section 3 or 4-bedroom home, priced under
Sl0,Qo0; will pay $1,000 or more cash.
WE PAY ALL CASH for ne. and Sc.
property; oo quick settlements. Gum &
M{s FkoM 5S4 oWNEk NeseD S ss Franklin b0m v6 aiSo
Cash buyer. Please answer quickly. Boz
WILL PAY CASH for small house In
.; E. from private party: Quick settle
men PAY No EfGfsT adssS t. RA sla5
asa! 4sees %oede1 NO b. nR co ,e5 Mrs
WANT HOUSE. bedroom list A.; or bunea-
IqH Woodridee or nearby; reasonable
s TO ROOMS. brick or frame house,
: ~; evenings. AID. 4544. %
Gob s Or pay fan7 Gafh fS5 huuse a0ase
ceptable, state price. Box 2S5-H Star
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PARK VIEW
Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME

2ofoOt row brick; 6 rooms; good con-
diIlon; immediate possession: price $1,000
BOSS q PHELPS. l411 K ST NV MA
1900 Evenings and Sunday, Mr.. Measeu
EX 1870 " -
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5 ACRES, 4 MI. D. c.
Arm bungalow. cleo. furnace heat.
full basement; barn. chicken house. young
orchard, fertile soil: S4 500. terms.
5013 55th ave, Rogers Heights, Md
5-rm bungalow. bath, cleo. oil heat. fire.
place. fioored attic. front and side porches,
full basement, large lot S6,250, terms
Vacant.
Edmonston. Md.-S3,50O. 5000 cash,
S35 month; 5-rm. bungalow, bath, elec.
hot-air heat, full basement garage. large
lot Possession at once. Erwin REALTY
CO. Call Hyattsvills 0334; evenings
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Open Sunday II to s

To reach: Out MdSSnChusettS Are.
NV. TO WeStmOrelGnd Circle fof
DiSfrict Line turn into WetherW
Drire block to Albermarle St,
then RIGHT to III.
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FOR col LORED.
BEST BUYS IN D. G.

BEST BUYS IN D. G.
8 RMS ON FLOORS
Near N Capitol and SITS, IN excel
lent cond,; full! basement: porches Occu-
pied by owner Substantial cash payment.
s-rm bath brick: hardwood floors
throughout; automatic h-w.h., inclosed
rear porcheS and many other extras.
owner occupied Priced, $500. Substan-
tial cash payment required. -
NV. NEAR WARDER AND LAMONT SITS.
Owner occupied. & rms. and bath brick
homes; in excellent cond: substantial cash
payments. These homes shown by appoint
ment only. Sunday, 10 10 >. IN. call Mr.
Harps MI. 0456; , TO pm, call Mr.
Shamwel. GE 1859,
JOHN r. PINKETT. INC,
l2n2 New Jersey Ave wv DU S1s-.
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PHONE OR. 4464
Neor Walter Reed HospitoI
Westmorelond Hills
III AlbemorIe Street

fETCiUsiue)
Owners transfer makes available
this center-hall Colonial brick
house in choice residential sec
tion
Contains large living room, dining
room with picture window. modern
kitchen, library and lavatory on
st floor; 4 bedrooms and = baths
on 2nd. The 3rd floor is partly
nnished and heated Maids room
and bath in basement. o-car ga
rage, screened porch, air condi-
toned heat House is in splendid
condition. Make offer
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COLORED-3402 WARDER ST NV.
g r. and b. a. mi, parquet floors con-
crete front porch instantaneous hot wa
ter, two rear porches, screened. awned
insula ted. snow-white kitchen. 22 #. wide
by so fl, garage; perfect condition, own
see it Sunday take the kids put the
landlord on the skids Open Sunday,
800 to 800 pm. j. w ROUSE, 1910
NJ st NV DI IUS3
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garage: good NV. section: SO. 800; 500? terms.
R. " IH9sad; MI. 7eae; Res. Dy. 1851.
IGN $ $50 teGms te2ms 0f" W. E0Gd aoraG S isf M1
ICoLoRED-R Renovated inside and out; 6
Brookland; 50 25O: terms R W. Horad
NJ NJ, o9I9 opHn Res Res, DU; 185I. 9 49,.
condition: $3.50: s. 800 cash Many
etbf5 Ne Sc GuTG FIR Soo dwell
ing, rooms and bath hot-water heat
tenant; price $4,000: terms H. H. Garter
CoLoREDM12111' Wylie st. n.s.-Brck
$3.50; . rooms cleo. water, gas; bargain;
stores nesF oTner ss4 sad counba rd
COL oosRIEip-11-room house, > baths:
lot Rnsass ssss
coLoREp- eSd block Of G st. ne Terms.
eoI q x osvI s Sc: Jos caEto. 5R. 800; .s.a
room detached fpa fPame Aa ssroom one 'oHmn furn
house with lunchroom. 9th ST. nr. Mass
col oLoRED-This is the home you have been
looking for. At 10th and SITS NV. Row
brick s rooms. bath, new oil heat, yard.
FOR coLoRED.
1867 You st. n.w.-10 rms, . baths.
center hall, steam heat. cleo: corner, 1st
commercial zone; suitable for professional
bldg; $4,000 cash, balance on terms.
GUY TIMER,
1926 You st. NV NO 1907.
COLoRED-6th ST s.W.-TWO-S STORY
brick house tin two aptsD: also 4-room
brick house in rear; price, $6,5o0 $500
Ecash, balance monthly
Md ave. s.w., close to Agriculture Dept
rooms, bath, gas. electricity; price. Sd. ESQ;
terms. $500 cash. balance like rent. LLOYD
R. TURNER. 800 7th st. sw.
COLORED-N BROOKLAND.
4 GOOD det frame on Franklin St. ne
Iss n.nss Feond ma ts o;sa o p9ie. Rss
NJ ,Fsndlsson, Pus .a4es, MARsHAIL J.
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COLORD-N BROOKLAND.
a good dst frame on Franklin St ne
e. Fsnsf P.nsai.ton snd 6 s!se sssss Ifa Ss esq
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLONIAL. RPICK
OPEN TODAY. 1875

0.250-Near Wis. and D. c. line: 3
large rooms, finished basement: house 8
years old: screened porch, fenced lot.
Call OIL. RRR1
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BETHESDA. MD.
$a a5n--Inmediate posrorriex

%, $3,S0U-Immed1a POSSESSION.
Conveniently arranged home OF 9 rooms
and tiled bath, large side living porch,
complete kitchen, range and refrigerator
Full basement. hot-water heat, with auto
matte coal furnace. One block from bus
stop and shopping center, walking distance
to all schools. Once open today, call
Woodley 2300. EDW. H. JONES g. CO.. INC.
2845 MYRTLE AVE. NE.
g rooms. garage ami; will make like
new; bargain Open
;i4l7 Newton St.. Mt. Rainier, Md
Dandy 5-room bungalow. garage; bargain,
So $50. H.. C. MAYNOR & CO, 2314
Rhode Island ave ne. NO 433S
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Chew Chase. D. C-S12, 500

Livingston st. (west of Conn. ave. IS
rms, ga baths. large liv. rm., fireplace,
To6m SfT porehss at1e m wsh ssFy Sew
$ Gu. it. refg, stove and cabinet sink.
House in excellent condition. Ideal tenant
willing renew 2-yr. lease at 81 10 approved
celllngl To iuSpeCt. call EN- 21k2
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COLORED.

New neighborhood 2-story
Col. brk:, i, rms. tile bath. h,-wh;. oil
fred; fun cellar nice yd; $1,000 cash REQ
220o. blk. Fagler-6 rms, b.. $500
Warder nr, Lamont-Like new rms,
| tile bath. how'd frs, INV h. sas-fred
concrete Col. pch,- = rear pchs., full, dry
cellar, nice yard; $1,000 cash REQ
Nr. End and Randolph pl.-6 r. b,
800 blk Kenyon rms, tile bath, oil
metal gar; $1,000 cash REQ.
Msrder6o1 NJ an6 Faslssm6 sfam ssi b s6a5o
eb s tile dsen eah Sar oil hea Col ces4 Psh %
i3th St above GirardHBrk. Col. it
rms, incl pchs.. tile bath, hdwd frs
INV h.
Irving, mr. 13th-.a rms, bath. Ss,a50
1900 blk Irving-Lovely stone front, {
rms, tile bath rear psehsoo hdyd dyI! frs.
JOHN P. MURCHISON.
Sun. AID 400 Weekdays. RE. 1897. {
COLORED BARGAINS.
IA rooms. baths. oil heat weather.
stripped, caulked. Priced to sell substan-
tial cash.
Q rooms, bath, h.-w.h.; near LIST and
@ NV.
rooms. porch. garage; $500: terms
SUNDAY and Evenings. NO 46l1
BLACKWELL REALTY CO.
1912 U ST. NV AID lTlo
Evening star., 1943-10-31
HOUSES FOR SALE Cont J .
FOREST HILLS

granite home, s rooms, 4 bedrooms 2
paths, plus attic room Large library, lv-
ing room, dining room and modern kitchen
on frst floor. Maids room and bath in
basement, pas 2-car built-in garage. Price,
$1,000. :, BY out-of-town owner It
shoIld sell quickly shown today. Call EN-.
l2ao, until pm. Sunday and week days
II. A TWEED co. hhn4 Conn aue
Evening star., 1943-10-31
CLEVELAND PARK.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
= 18th ST NV REALTOR. DI 6s3
OPEN TODAY. ! TO 5

1922 Holly st, nw.-For permanence
this granite house, on high land is prob
ably unSurpaSseG III residential property
n the DISTRICT, This view is far reaching
the broad porches facing north exception
ally nylting in hot Weasher ln rooms !"
baths, automatic heat. bullt-in garage
big trees, shrubbery. Good nelghborS. who
consider the price. Sl1.50U 90, incredibly
low Ask for Mr. Hurd
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1910 K St NV Ma 1Ie6
Evening star., 1943-10-31
LUCK
Ss6Q50
OR INVESTMENT.

5032 5th ST .w-Semidetached, s
rooms. modern, bath and shower. oil heat
winter and summer hook-up, built-in ga
rage: bus at door. For information call
D J. O'Connor, RA. 006i, with J. J.
OCONNOR. DI 5o0,
Evening star., 1943-10-31

,,o FERRY BOSWELL. INC,
1904 r. L Ave. NE WA 4boo
BLOCK FROM sCHoOL-CORNFH
~ BATHS, OPEN FIREPLACE FIN
ISHED RECREATION ROOM, BUuT-IN
GARAGE; LARGE CORNER LOT ON
CORAL HILLS, MD. OPEN SUNDAY
HILLSIDE O3gl