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nouncement OF the point values in
the food rationing program.
Sen. Taft (R) Ohio, disclosed
that he is in favor OF the bill
This brought to IL the number Of
senators. Republicans and Demo
Gratis who have declared publicly
for the measure to halt calling
.rmers to the colors.
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and the National Labor Relations
Board to the Labor Department.
2. Resignation OF McNutt both as
VINO chairman and as head OF the
Federal Security Agency.
3. Resignation OF Frances Perk-
ms as Secretary OF Labor to become
Federal Security Administrator.
4. Possible appointment of Winant
as secretary OF the new Labor De-
partment with control over all la
Dor and msnpower problems.
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IMPERsoNAToR SENTENCED

Owosso, Feb. 23-Eighteen.year-
old Eugene Wallace, Vernon, was
under sentence of from two to FIVE
years in prison Monday for inn
personating another for gain. Wal.
lace. who spent a s-.or; time with
the Marines and while still wear
ing a Marine uniform, was charged
with representing himself as John
Hardy. son OF a Vernon banker,
who was in Guadalcanal at that
time, TO obtain an automobile.
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Cars, Buildings Damaged

Two cars and some buildings
were damaged on US-l12 at M-36
Monday, as a result OF several cars
skidding on ice at that point. Driy-
ers OF the cars damaged were Peter
Brevick, 6556 Wagner St., Detroit,
and William Barker, 5000 Sheldon
Rd., Belleville. In the mixup, Aver
Ills Diner was struck, a gas pump
and flood light pole were broken
down and a portion OF another build
ing that had been previously dam
aged in a like mishap, was raIed.
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QUICK, HAPPY RELIEF
TOR Excess Stomach
Acid Distress!

I..ous STUART TABLETS eoat.iu IN. var,
iagr.disnis 90 often used By doctor, 10 b,ip
e1iet. welcome relief iron .eid-india.,,ie.
si'hs's, caused by sres,s s,onseh ss,S,,v
alter sstins OF drnkiag. Delicious ,ss,ipo,
..'y 10 take. Ne bottle; no nirins. FOR Won.
dsrfsl, blessed relief IRON .ze... seId svii.,.
ins try famous STUART TABLETs -t,ho,,
sslsy. AZ ell drug stores 25e, zoe .,d 81 40
sadsT .sksr's asn.y.b.ek Vu.r..t..."
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Pick Of The Air TODAY

500 Earl Goodwin;
$3.50 Duffy's;
900 Famous Jury Trials;
1880 Bout, Jimmy Bivins vs.. An.
ton Christoforidis.
MBS-s:l5 Under Sec. War Pat
terson in Report on the War,
$3.50 Pass in Review;
$40 Murder Clinic:
1880 Sinfonietts.
Wednesday
NBC-1:15 p. m. Sketches in Melo-
dy;
PAS Ratloning;
600 L.. s. Navy Band.
CBS-3:30 CHS Concert Orchestra;
500 Madeleine Carroll Reads;
Sis DR.. +. r. Clinchy on Broth
erhood Week.
BLU-1l q. m. Breakfast at Sardis;
3:15 p. m. Drama by Story;
400 Army + Award.
MBS-1l:30 a. m. Yankee House
Party:
1880 p. m. Navy School OF Music;
3:15 Shady Valley Folks.
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PURSE sNArcHER GETS $500

Highland Park, Feb. 23-Monday
Miss Dorothy +. Sharpe, Highland
Park, reported to the police that
man snatched her purse, con
tanning $500. at a. m. on Oak
land near California. She Is the
operator OF n downtown letter shop.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-23

ARMY AIR FORCES ADVANCED
FLYING SCHOOL, Pamps. Tex
UP-There's one soldier here VINO
answers roll call with his serial
number rather than his name. The
reason? Here's his name: John \.
Cwiertniewicz. He's a technician
fifth grade and native OF Oregon.
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Blaze Extinauished

A blaze In the refrigerator at the
home Of Ray II. Caswell, IA S. Sum-
init ST., was extinguished by the
fire department this morning. The
refrigerator was damaged consid-
erably and the kitchen curtains
were burned.
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Offlclatea Al SerNlea

Saturday Rev. William R. Shaw
officiated at the marriage service
which united Miss Dolores NJ. Viii
lany. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Villany. in marriage to Or
monmond Phillips. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Phillips. Witnesses
were Robert and Maxine Phillips.
All were from Ann Arbor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Gooding re.
turned Saturday night from a four.
day vacation in Chicago. They went
with Mr.. and Mrs Bruce LaFrance
OF Royal Oak.
Mrs. Gardner Hulett and Miss
Pearl Allen. Belleville. were in De
troit, Sunday, to visit the Gilbert
Sager family.
P. ]. Becker, Clinton has been
visiting Ypsilanti friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Scheppner
spent Sunday with DR. and Mrs. c.
c. Lane in Chelsea.
Miss Florentine Tyrrell has re.
turned from few days visit with
Mrs. Janette Merriman in Ann Ar
Dor
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Mead and
family visited Mrs. Mead's parents
at Leoui. Sunday.
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Hosts To Class

Mr.. and Mrs. James Luebke were
hosts to embers Of the the Class
OF the First Baptist Church at a
party Sunday evening at their
home. A supper was served early
in the evening. and games were en-
ioyed with prizes being won by Mrs.
Eugene Congdon and Mrs. Glen
TOuse
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Accessory Stolen

Mrs. Gertrude Fry, "a y. Huron
St, reported to police Monday af-
ternoon that the fender skirt had
been stolen from the left rear fen
der OF her automobile. The car had
been parked in front OF the Masonic
Temple on n. Huron St, about 4:3O
p. m, Monday.
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Miss Caroline Bowen has re.
turned home from weeks visit
with Mrs. Howard Case in Crosse
Pointe.
Don Smitter was called to Grand
Rapids 10 attend the funeral OF his
uncle, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Socks and
son James spent sunday with rela-
tives in Clinton.
Mrs. Ann Hutchinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Quarterman and son,
William. and daughter, Doris Jean,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Grant spent
the week end al Otsego Lake.
Misses Grace Patterson and Lu-
Gle Hutchinson visited friends in
Chicago for the week end.
Mrs. Guy c. Kennedy has re-
turned from a weeks visit with
friends In Vicksburg and Kalama-
ZOO.
Mrs. Robert X. Fashbaugh and
Mrs. Russell Jackson. Pontiac, have
left TO drive TO Gulfport Field, Miss.
where their husbands are in tech
meal training for airplane mechan-
les, and will remain until the men
are transferred TO other fields.
Mrs. Arthur Dieterle, Mrs. Fred
Dieterle, Miss Miriam Stout and
Miss Betty Wheaton, Ann Arbor,
will leave Tuesday evening for
Camp Claiborne. La, where Pvt.
Arthur Dieterle is in training. His
wife expects 10 remain there sew.
eral weeks.
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Bitten BY Dog

David Drake, 10, Of 10S Rabbit
st., was bitten In the calf of the
leg by q dog near his home early
today. Police are looking for the
owner and will order the dog. II
found, tied UP for 10 days observa'
ton.
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Taken Home

Fred Miller. 1851 Kensington Dr.
Ann Arbor, was taken to his home
bv local police at 1915 p. m. Mon
day when he became too i'll to drive
his automobile.
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ATTENTION
CITY SU BSCRlBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers TO re-
ce!ve their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 40 before Q .. m. or ? p. N.
Saturday.
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SPONSORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bortz were
sponsors for Elizabeth l.. Alberta.
little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Wizard. in christening serv-
ices at the Evangelical Lutheran
Church Sunday morning
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-23

Tonight
NBC-S:00 Ginny Simms Show;
$3.50 Horace Heidi;
$3.50 Fibber MCGEE and Molly;
1000 Bob Hope;
1890 Red SHELTON.
CBS-s:00 Lights out Thriller.
$3.50 Jolson and Wooley;
300 Burns and Allen.
$3.50 Suspense Mystery;
10000 Jazz Laboratory.
BLU-7:15 Eva Legsllienne Read.
ing.
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National sroadeastlna Company

RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WWJ
$50. wHAM 1850, WMAQ $40.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1910,
WLW 700, WGN 100.
Columbia Brosdesstina Company
WJR $50, WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1860, VICAR 1880. WBNS
1860, WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETwORK-WOWO 1870.
Mutual Brosdcsstinp Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700,
CKLW 500, WJBK 1890.
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HYATTSVTT,T,F'
ROGERS HGTS
BELTSVILLE MD.

q rooms and bath. on Transportation
double garage, nice lot: handy to every
thing, Price, S4,75O $3.50 cash $40 pc
mo. Possession at once
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FARMS FOR SALE tcen.inv.d)

STOCK AND TOBACCO FARM.
* Evsr nenr sonuenee With
est Grade cigarette tobacco, alfalfa and
fhi sh ride. sn.SS dwelns on
conveniences, 200. yeaT-old English box. or
shard, planting $50 nut trees: large new
houses and farm buildings: good fencing;
sand beach. beautiful creek offering good
sa g. e., duckinE. fishing. upland game:
Angus cattle and equipment available. Re-
We EEoNARp li sN HhS RaG Ia PLATA, MD.
3 FERTILE ACRES. 3-BEDRooM AND
house. new s;ear aarase; ali buildings and
land n excellent condition; located mi
from Frs M o Nj grie "a to ,s Ss $4,000
BRoDIE & coLBERT. INC, Ma 1878
$50, ACRES. 400 CLEAR, ABOUT / MI
creek frontage. ducking fishing, good boat
stoeH and to ssn other Sdss
from D. C.; equip. and stock can be had
$50 acres. near Riverside, Md; I'm.
price Ss76o kos sesn' SHELTON sgaie 0a i55a
lngraham St. NV. GE. 8192.
Z MILES FROM GATTHERsBURG; $50
: 2-storys Groom partly brick and frame ni
was not interested In q dairy, would make
house. woodshed and stable for horses:
excellent streams: plenty of wood and
some good timber: will sell equipment with
farm machinery and dairy cows, il one
40 acres. ! mile from Barnesville Sta
proved with an s-room frame house; Hol-
land furnace heat, air-conditioner; small
chicken plant. $4,000
FRED B. CUSHMAN
ol0 FREDERICK Pike Gaithersburg, Nd.
IelephOle 2Bg Omen Today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
ROMYE LAMBORN,
RealtOr.
COOS Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI 4213 or GIL. 371l
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Alexandris. An modern eonveniences.
$50 month. Phone Alex. 293s or Alex.
SMALL s-RooM. nicely furnished house,
$40 month; loo fare. close TO bus. coal
sfs s3nS E isHRRnf 81
s1s So. e cEEyEfAN hSs SIS All. v.-Ap.
ed stado sy fSr v q p WITH e
place; the bedrm has 8 exposures: kit.
large enough to eat in; screened porch.
Open Open SUNDAY SUI ayo5 to B pm; other times
BUNGALow-six rooms, oil heat, screen
ed porches, fenced yard; near schools.
WELLINGTON ynLA-sman home, 4
r rooms bath sood c com S46. Mrs.
convenient CONVEX, to stores and buses; $50 per
Fails & 1 1HRcH Hillside oas Nc
Large fireplace. weather stripped, large
shiete AnS dos Fenne sp al
rately fenced. outdoor oven. Adults. Ref.
erences. Telephone Vienna 26-w-ii
large freplace, weatherstripped, oil heat
garage; 80 minutes from Washington on
ence Vienna 2e-W-11. Monday. Ma
s4RooM HOUSE. Mont r. ., u,,.,
C. line; Rt 24O: bus service; electrieity
water, bath, conservator coal heatine
stove. modern cooking range; 4 acres small
bank barn, garage, poultry houses; S45 per
month. Will lease to responsible party
M Cayanaugh towner). 1897 H st. NV
Phone MA. 1879 or call Gaithersburg 299
I'm. HOUSE. comfortable, 3 mi. beyond
Falls Church; newly decorated; large living
nm: gas stove; cleo. refg; basement; Goa,
furnace; garage and chicken house; acre OF
ground; near school; $3.50. Phone OK.
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE. 10 mile, north O,
District line. Insulated Weatherstripped
Az modern conveniences. baths BOX
1929 CHEWToN AVE. Bradbury Hsts. Md
broom house, oil heat. partly fLTn q m
price, $50 per mo. L. H. RINKER, Capt.
tol Heights, Md
NEARBY MD.-Attractive 4-room and ba tn
bungalow. furnished: also 10 r and ba tn
1919. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
OWN A NEW HOME
FOR S36

PER MONTH UNDER FLA PLAN.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Two bedrooms. living room, dining room
kitchen, tile bath. G. e. refrigeration, gas
fired steel furnace, shades. screens land
scapinr. Price, $4,000, includes settlement
CHARGES Open for INSPECTION. 1900 block
9Th st. n. Arlington. Va. Out Wilson blvd
to Buchanan St, turn right blocks to
9th St, turn left to property: or phone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

This attractive English-type masonry
nome OF rooms and l " baths has Just
been put in new-huse condition and is
conveniently near the Pentagon Eldg., with
IOc buses and shopping nearby One of
the features is the large. level lot having
T5-ft. frontage by 120 it. in depth, with
shade and fruit trees. Also this HON
is vacant, which affords immediate occu-
This home has living room with fire.
place. dining room with southern eX-
posure completely equipped kitchen, in
Guiding 7-ft. electric refrigeration. coy
den and adjoining half bath on first floor
While on the second floor there are . large
and ! average-size bedrooms and bath
Fart basement with hot-water coal heat,
large glassed-in. rear porch and screened
living porch; gear garage and storage
building or children's playhouse on rear
OF lot. This is one of the best values we
have, onered in some time and If inter-
eSted we suggest an early inspection, so
drive out this week end.
To reach-Over Memorial Bridge, right
about l square to first left turn to new
Pentason hwy. to Arlington Ridge rd and
10th st.p left to Grant St, left l square to
10Th ST., right doors to property or over
Highway Bridge and No. l hwy. to Goth st
right 2 squares to Fern St, right / square
to 10th st., left y square to property.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
Exclusively Chestnut 1897. Arlington :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
A CHARMING HOUSE

Combining Clements Of the Colonial and
rambling styles of architecture, this I'M
usually livable house has an inviting liv.
ing room with beamed ceiling. dining room
Ktchen, paneled study and CAMERON or
tne ISL moor OH OF the terrace and attached
10 the house are laundry room maid {
room with bath and two-car garage or
Inc ma moor are two bedrooms and bath
every respect. 1t sits on a corner plot oil
] Y acres of fertile land and is within I
stantial down payment desired, shown b,
MASON HIRST. Annandale. Va. at the
END OF Columbia pike. Phone Alexandra
hSlo Closed Sundaus
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Your Vacation Home Now and
a Snug Harbor to Retire to.

We offer until sold an additional number
Of fertile homesites. of from - to 5 acres.
on the GULF COAST OF FLORIDA. a hsh-
ermans heaven, at present prices OF 1895
to $685. per tract. Some homesites have
water frontage and all front paved road
and have electricity.
Terms. So down and SIS per month.
Immediate possession.
No hea ting or tax problems and Won
derful all-year climate.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet
phone or write A. F. Madeira, 300 Lee
hwy. GIL 1Rl0-
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ROMYE LAMBORN.
BRICK COLONIAL

Realtor.
COOS Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
Oh. 4213 or GIL 3711.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
FARMS FOR RENT.

ins.on; tractor' teams. all ~ nearly H.i new new
bidss.. s-rm. house With cellar; on shares;
Jan. st, 1914. Owner. VIM. B. Cation,
1928 Penna ave. sc. AT. 1917.
FARM, highly productive; good 6-rm. house
and outbuildings: on shares; produces to-
bacco. grain and stock; 1913 acres open
call Sligo 434a or write to ThoS. E, Nc
Galley 425 Ethan Allen ave- Takoma
Park Nd
for broiler plant, 5000 chicks brooder ca
pacity, new building. .30xl3O. Double:
deck concrete block. snd broom furnished
cottage: city convenle9ees, water Aod cleo
tricity miles nofsA from Mclean, Va.
Old Dominion I'd. "a ~ad $50, tuTn left.
there 1er ali day. or oeb n. ooei, s8s 18Th
st. NV, MI. schfAs.hke. Immediate pos
eesSinp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
FARMS WANTED,

WANTED. small farm. 5-1o acres, with
wooded; within ia-hour drive Of Wash
ington, in Northern Virginia or Mont.
gomery County, Md. Box 1s2.R. Star,
WANTED-Improved and fully equipped
stock or dairy farm, near Washington.
will rent or trade small apt. house.
Owner, Mr. Frazer CO 7541.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
FARMS FOR SALE.

ssfss cleared: al fenced INV Water IN every t2y
tenant house, . large tobacco barns, stable,
"a s5ssys S1 RESaAS ssts a
proved BY room and bath modern home me
small tenant house.; EXCELLENT sf for sub aho
a re5ms for WI So b 5eSs HR
AND H 10 AdRhs s sooded " elec imp rd
nOer a4d sSoG imp sa T $500 a. and SIS r mo
M sps t ore s0e' water saaoG mill sso 20 aaa
I'd. cleo. $500; $50 and $50 mo. MI
FsnsSE sem e to Xs acres nearby Nd
Cali for prices and terms. Dan Abbott,
/ ss.HcRsE e: FARM. 7-room house, partly
ate possession s' Price. SIC BOO; terms ar
70 AcREs w Eo@ss Roue es No. a24
road. Tractor land. good timber $500.
FEfkE tsEmS c $50 F RHESf st St 4 acres
proved with modern brick dwelling. tenant
house, modern COW barn, all necessary
Grayson i: Mercer & Son. Frederick. Nd
!so ACRES ON STATE RD.-sao per acre
5ouis ane SsFn su GOOD 's eyes r. WI
FARM il Frederick County. about 30 miles
barn and buildings; electricity. good pas
ment and feed also for sale. Immediate
So; 900: half cash. balance terms. BOX
10 ACRES, 6 ROOMS. $4,000; easy terms.
On high knoll; shade trees, cleo. avail.
g Acres F N MoN Il house
barns. stream: orchard, chester loan; 10
R Rfs fl?m s SBs sun state s ~ R. WI
$500 Mr.. Abbe).
FAIRFAX-S acres, nice modern 7-room
home. tile bath. heat. Gear garage. large
Lee hRs f I'll 9ess Il
a WhaTR Fa vIhW 81 or 2t Beautiful Gibson
for circular Also, fine farm in Howard
ouse SSs 17 5st0 a1 s. F Ws'a co
4 PICTURE FARM in Mont. Co.'S acres
and bath; concrete bsmt. o0s sara a. t BARN,
large henhouse: desirable State I'd. looa-
CHASED sxtrs and can be
| of attractive farm that so many people
wish and usually sells in a hurry r. P.
Ripley, SH. 1889 lSun. Il eyes,, WI.
5000. M. Abbe).
55ssACRES., MODERN STOCK AND DAIRY
farm: route 240; 40-cow cement block
barn: all personal property included,
which Is in excellent condition; 40 cows.
~ heifers, bulls. 10 horses and all
farm machinery.
1872 acres north Of Rockville. improved
with two-story frame house, two modern
baths; no heating plant; two deep wells
with electric pumps: new 2O-cow cement
block dairy barn, cement block milk house:
hard-road frontage. $4,000.
100 acres near Cedar Grove. rs acres
clear: two-story. frame house, Z rooms,
electricity; small dairy barn: personal
property included: IA cows, ] bull, 2
horses, all the farming machinery. en-
silaee, hay in barn. corn. Price. $4,000.
This little property is worth the money;
FRED B, cUsHMAN.
s14 fIsSSs5ieka ssk'' oats s:s Nd.
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HOME AND INCOME.
ARLINGTON-S5,75O.
: OPEN SUNDAY-2 TO 6.
5722 NORTH 7th ST

Shown for first time this week end and
made available by owners going into armed
services, this home has rooms and !,
baths, having large living room, dining
room, bedroom. equipped kitchen and bath
on hrst hoor, with rooms and half III
rented as apartment for S35 per month.
Hot water oil heating plant in Utility room.
The feature of this property is the large
lot, Sox13Q, all fenced in and having
grand garden space, also shade and fruit
trees, Not new. but in good condition and
able home at moderate price and fairly
reasonable terms, so drive out this week
end. To reach: Over Key Bridge, contin-
uing straight to Wilson blvd, or over
Memorial Bridge. right to Arlington Ridge
rd; right to. Wilson blvd, continue out
Wilson, blvd. through Clarendon and Balls
ton to Jefferson ST.. left 3 sas. to 18th St.,
right "a sos. to property.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
Exclusively. Chestnut 1897. =
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$3.50.
, OPEN 2 TO 6 SUNDAY.
'o101 Nronrrr ryrH-

IULI NUN II hENWORE ST
=. sted on quiet street in Arlington
Va, this Groom buncalow will appeal to
the family needing lar-e rooms The homo
has a living room 16Xi6 dining room
13x1l 3 large bedrooms, bath and storage
attic: coal hot-water heat, detached garage:
lot sIxl20, large shade trees. One block
lu-cent 5us near schools and shopping
To reacn-Over Key Bridge. right on
Lee hewy, 10 No. Kenmore st. left on
Kenmore 20 OPEN sign
9THOS- G. MAGRUDER CO..
R05l WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON. VA
CHI. 3131. REALTORS GIL :}434
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ADJACENT TO
WOODLAND VILLAGE
ADJ TNCTNN

Six-room brick. consisting of lge. living
rm., fireplace, dining rnl. and kit, three
laraer than usual bedrms. tiled bath,
shower, basement, playroom and half bath.
hot-water oil heat. garage, large wooded
lot. . blEs. to schools, shops and 10c bus.
Refined neiehborhood. 11,300. CHI. 550S
and Oh GQSl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

This practically new room. 2ia-bath
painted brick French provinclal-type home
is located in one OF Arlingtons most eX-
elusive communities, adjoining the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club, being only
;. squares from golf course. from club
house and 3 from Arnold bus on Glebe I'd
or 90. minutes downtown in your car.
1t has reception hall, spacious living
room with fireplace and French doors
overlooking rear garden. dining room with
southern exposure. q lovely Kitchen with
oxford cabinets along sides, large Gen
eral Electric REFRIGERATOR, latest model
Magic Chef gas range and built-in break
fast nook. large paneled library with
built-in bookshelves and adjoining half
bath and powder room on first floor, while
bedroom, with private bath. plus another
master bedroom and number three bed
room. amply large for twin beds. served
by hall bath.
Floored attic for storage with huge cedar
transfer closet, full dry basement with air
conditioned oil heat. maids room and bath
finished game room with fireplace and o
only years. aso. it affords some discrim
mating couple an opportunity to secure a
home that is practically new, having a
floor plan that is really different and with
an environment and restrictions 20 insure
sound home investment. May be in
spected Sunday. to s, other times by
TO reach-over Key Bridge, right on
Lee hwy. or over Memorial Bridge. turning
right, up the river, to Key Bridge ard
right on Lee hwy. to first traffic light,
right on Glebe I'd. to ;}2nd st. just beyond
clubhouse. right on Bend . squares TO
Abingdon St, left one square to property.
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oUr-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

YOU CAN BUY 0 city lots at S1a.s 80 .
lot. on Long Island. $40 down and II cents
e day. For particulars and free trans
portation send name, address. occupation
and phone number 10 Box 3aH-k. star.
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FIT. MONMOUTH, N. J.

Lovely detached white frame house. 4
yrs old Newly insulated On beautifully
Handicapped lot, 53xl50. Excellent trans
portation facilities. BY owner who was
transferred to Washington. For details,
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Chesapeake Bay-Front Farm

Perfect little retirement proposition for
sportsman-excellent bathing, boating
nshlng, duck shooting etc. right at your
door-ample space for truck crops, berries.
fruit and poultry: 5 acres. mostly all
tillable 2 miles to village, 35-minute run
to CITY advantages good white painted
dwelling, rooms. hardwood floors, spacious
porches. Delco electricity. 2 fireplaces 9
paths, willow shade, Gear garage with 2
rooms and toilet. woodshed. Come TO see
other bargains mailed free VIM, Nc
Mahon. strout Realty. l04 Vue de Leau
St, Cambridge, Nd