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Evening star., 1943-03-14
Virginia Smith
Becomes Bride
OF 1t. Strange
Imposing Wedding
In " alter Reed
Memorial Chapel

One Of the outstanding weddings
of yesterday took place in the Wal
ter Reed Memorial Chapel wher
Miss Virginia Meriwether Smith be-
came the bride Of 1t d. g. Thomas
Edward Strange. u. S. N. r. The
ceremony was performed by Col
George F. Rixey U. S. A, Chaplain
Corp, and Mr.. Wayne Dirksen U
S. A, organist, presented a program
of nuptial music. The church was
decorated with ferns and white
azaleaS and candelabra were placed
on the altar.
The bride is the daughter of Col.
Meriwether Smith. U. S. A. and Mrs.
Smith of Washington and 1t.
Strange is the son of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas E. Strange of An
napolis.
Mrs. Arthur Briggs Hanson, who
was Miss Jane Harden before her
recent marriage, attended the bride
as her matron of honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Edith Brain
erd and Miss Mary Cramer, both of
Washington; Miss Mary Prickett
Carter Of Nashville, Tenn, and Miss
Mary Frances Zarbock of Fairfax.
Va. All wore gowns Of minuet blue
chiffon styled with very full skirts
and fitted bodices with three quar-
ter-length sleeves. Their arm bou-
quetS were Of Johanna Hill roses and
they wore flowers in their hair.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Her gown was of
cream satin and was made with a
marquisette yoke embroidered with
seed pearls. Sprays Of seed pearls
were scattered on the skirt which
extended into sweeping train. A
full-length veil of illusion fell from
a coronet of seed pearls and the
bride carried two white orchids on
a prayer book which was carried by
her grandfather during the Civil
War.
1t. Strange had his brother. Mr..
Robert Thornton Strange of An
napolis. as his best man and the
head usher was Comdr. Robert S.
Strange, u. S. NJ, of Washington,
cousin of the bridegroom. Also serv-
ing as ushers were 1t. William Bur-
ford Davis, A. U. S., of Louisville,
Ky: 1t. q. g. Bernard Fold, u. S.
N. R.. of Annapolis, and 1t. Robert
S. Killcourse, U. S. N. R., of Buffalo,
NY.
Immediately after the ceremony
reception was held for the wedding
guests at the Hostess House at
Walter Reed. which was decorated
with white snapdragons and green's.
Mrs. Smith and Miss Marian
Strange of Annapolis, sister Of the
bridegroom, assisted in the receiv-
ing of the guests.
When 1t. and Mrs. Strange left
for their wedding trip the bride was
wearing a red gabardine suit with
a navy blue topcoat and navy blue
accessories.
Out-of town guests at the wedding
included Mr.. and Mrs, S. o. Van
Arsdale of Charlottesville, Va; Capt.
and Mrs. Robert Wilson of New
York City. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Thornton Strange of Annapolis and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Van Arsdale OF
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Strange was graduated from
the College of William and Mary in
Virginia in 1912 and is member OF
Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity.
1t. Strange is also a graduate Of the
College of William and Mary, having
received his degree in 1910, and is
a member of Kappa Alpha Fra
ternity.
Evening star., 1943-03-14
Chevy Chase Neigkborhood News
Birthday Anniversary Parties,
Dlnner>Dance and LuncheOns
Mrs. II. Harland CroueH Is Fefed;
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Nav Entertain

Among the social activities in
Chevy Chase during the past week
was a buffet supper last evening
given by Mr. and Mrs August Koch
Ter to honor the birthday anniver-
sary of Mrs H. Harland CroWell.
The guests included Mr.. Crowell,
MIR. and Mrs. Gilmore Iden, Mr..
and Mrs. George Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Distlehurst, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Dotterer, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lee Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Woodson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Highfield, Mrs Newton Brewer, Mr.
James Rodgers, Mrs. Jerry Brennan,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hopkinson,
Mrs. Elmer Beach. Miss Pearle Ed
wards and Miss Leila Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul May were hosts
at dinner and dance last evening
in compliment to their son, Mr. Paul
May, who will leave Wednesday to
join the Army. Among their dinner
guests were the Rev. Hugh Phillips,
the Rev. Thomas Kilcullen and the
Rev. John McNeillis of Mount st.
Mary's College. Emmittsburg, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hawley Smith
were hosts Thursday evening at
buffet supper to honor Mrs. Smiths
brother anu -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Pitt, celebrating their
silver wedding anniversary.
Mrs. William NJ Freeny was the
honor guest at a luncheon and
bridge given Thursday by Mrs.
Pearce Rayner to celebrate the
birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Freeny.
Mrs. James H. Defandorf enter
tanned at luncheon Friday at the
Highland Tearoom.
Mrs. Robert Foster Steele, who
has been the guest of her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Stanley Steele, has re-
turned to her home in Greensburg,
Pa.
Mrs. Robert w. Williams, who has
Evening star., 1943-03-14

jr., Of Charlottesville are arriving
this week end TO spend the spring
vacation at the University Of Vir-
ginia, where Mr.. Davis is attending
medical school, with Mrs. Davis
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Auer
Of Aspin. They also plan to visit
Mr.. Davis parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Davis. In Alexandria.
Mrs. 8. J. Solomon entertained
at luncheon and cards Friday at her
home in Silver Spring.
Mrs. Donald Hanlon Of Wheaton
is spending several weeks in New
York, where she is the guest of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Dempsey
Evening star., 1943-03-14
Darners in Florida
Until Late April

Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Darner and
their two daughters have gone to
Sarasota. Fla, where they will stay
until late in April.
In their absence their home in
North Arlington is occupied by Mr
and Mrs. Richard Kropf, who came
here from Cleveland last month.
Mr.. Kropf is with the War Produc-
ton Board.
Evening star., 1943-03-14

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Evening star., 1943-03-14

Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Schultz
Of Griffin. Ind, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Nadine Schultz, to Mr.. Dom
aid Richard Ireland. son OF Mrs.
S. Howard Ensign Of Arlington.
Mr.. Ireland IS attending the
officer candidate school at Camp
Barkley. Tex. and will receive
his commission upon graduation
March "a
The wedding will take place
soon after the graduation of Mr..
Ireland.
Evening star., 1943-05-28

radio denounced As propaganda" an
assertion by the German-controlled
Paris radio that the Catholic Church
had "a crushing responsibility in un-
leashing the present war"
Last nights broadcast quoted. from
letter which, the Vatican radio
said, the Pope had dispatched to the
German bishops in session at Fulda
last October Is In response to a
message which they sent him on
the occasion of his 25th episcopal
jubilee.
In the letter, the Pontih deplored
"the fact that many people tenaci-
ously strive to do away with that
ancient glory that hitherto we have
SO deeply admired-that is, to de-
stroy that which the Christian re-
ligion has given to the German ma
ton in the course Of many CEN
turies."
"Of this the Pope complains Just
as have the German bishops" the
broadcast declared, and he praises
the German shepherds who, together
with Rome-as the letter expresses
it-are doing everything within their
power to erect bastion against
those wretched people who harbor
Evening star., 1943-05-28
JAW Sets Convention
For St. Louis in Fall
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT. May 28.-The United
Automobile Workers-C1O will hold
it's annual convention in St. Louis
the last week of September or the
first week of October, Secretary
Treasurer George F. Adde's an
nounced yesterday. The convention
originally had been scheduled for
Toronto.
Fixing the date for the UAW-C1O
meeting settled one Of the minor
points at issue between the two
factions in the union led by Mr.
Adde's and Walter P. Reuther, vice
president. Mr.. Adde's said the
Executive Board voted almost unan-
imously in favor of the last date in
st. Louis.
Mr.. Reuther and others had urged
that special convention be called
as soon as possible, claiming that
the issues of incentive pay, the
election of officers and the no-strike
pledge should be discussed and set
tied earlier than October.
Evening star., 1943-05-28
House Farm Group
Lays Groundwork
For Food Inquiry
Agriculture Committee
Expects to Show Role
OF MiddIemen in Sales
2y the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Under a unanimous House man.
date to investigate the Nations food
marketing system, the House Agri-
culture Committee laid the ground
work today for an inquiry which
Chairman Fulmer said he expected
to result in bettering the economic
position of farmers and consumers
Unless I am mistaken" Mr.. Full
mer said, I'VE will be able to show
that most Of the food dollar goes to
middlemen. leechlike link that can
be eliminated by streamlining our
food distribution system"
Mr.. Fulmer said the committee,
authorized to make the investigation
by a resolution adopted yesterday,
probably would send subcommittee
to various marketing centers to
make f1rst-hand stuoies. The House
gave the committee full subpoena
power.
Too Many Middlemen.
There are too many middlemen
performing overlapping functions in
the distribution of farm products, u
Mr. Fulmer declared. There is no
point in attempting to offer sub
sides to hold down food costs unless
We correct the wasteful and di-
graceful manner in which farm
goods are marketed. Many middle
men are absolutely robbing the pub
lie and food costs won't come down
until these leeches are removed"
AS an example of the spread be-
tween retail costs and the price a
farmer receives, Mr.. Fulmer said a
loaf of bread containing about l
cents worth of wheat costs the con-
sumner 10 or IL cents.
Meanwhile, the War Food Admin
istration embarked today on a Ma
tion-wide search for idle farm ma
chinery, announcing it would be re-
Questioned by the Government and
distributed where it is needed most
to boost food production.
The VIA promised farmers a
reasonable price for such machinery.
How much could be salvaged for
release to active production areas
tloo llOU USSll CSGl1lldUSU.
Windfall From Japanese.
A spokesman said a windfall of
farm implements was left by Japa-
nese removed from their West Coast
farms and this probably will get
the first attention in the campaign.
In the meantime the National
Farmers Union called on Congress
to offer farmers war food produc-
ton contracts as a means of letting
them know exactly where they
stand"
Submitting its program to the
Senate Agriculture Appropriations
subcommittee, now holding hear
ings on a $7O7, 100000 agricultural
appropriation bill for the next fiscal
year, the union also requested:
l. Establishment Of the Farm
Security Administration on "a per-
manent basis" and $1,000, 1000 900 in
FSA production loan authorizations
for small farmers.
2. Appropriation of $4,000, 900 to
develop veterans tenant-purchase
farm program.
3. Restoration of Preside n t
Roosevelt's agricultural budget re-
quests, including authorization of
commodity loans, continuation Of
crop insurance, maintenance of
minimum nutrition plans, such as
school lunches, and maintenance Of
Evening star., 1943-05-28
Pope Praises German
Bishops for Fight on
Foes Of Christianity
Broadcast Follows Vatican
Attack on Nozi Charge
Of War Responsibility

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 28.-The Vat
ican radio, in q broadcast beamed to
Germany, quoted Pope Plus XII last
night as commencing the German
Catholic bishops for their efforts
to erect bastion against those
wretched people who harbor such
hostile and unjustified aversion to
Christianity"
The broadcast. recorded by the
United States Foreign Broadcast
Intelligence Service, followed by "a
hours another in which the Vatican
Evening star., 1943-05-28

such hostile and unjustined aversion
to Christianity"
The broadcast added that "the
Pope particularly recommends to the
bishops to admonish the faithful
that they should not fear those who
sometimes do violence to the mortal
body but never may harm the i'm
mortal SOUL"
Evening star., 1943-05-28
all essential agricultural admins
trative activities.
Would Remove Confusion.

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Declaring that award of war food
production contracts would remove
much of the uncertainty and con-
fusion now existent both in WASH
ington and out on the FARMS" James
G. Patton, president of the union,
added they would represent "a dem
ocratic, binding agreement between
the Government and the war food
producers"
In consideration for the farmers
agreement to plant stated acreages
of needed, high-risk war crops, he
said, the Government would assure
the farmer a minimum price, in
sured income through war crop in
surance. credit to begin production,
and technical and supervisory as
Sistance.
Evening star., 1943-05-28

for the 1943 packs Of canned, frozen
and brined sweet cherries. Retailers
and wholesalers will be allowed to
calculate new maximum prices based
on these higher costs.
Evening star., 1943-05-28

Counting three to a family, more
tnan half q million people will read
this issue Of The Star. If you have
a want" tell them through a Star
Want Ad." Phone MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-05-28
OPA Sweet Cherry Price
$40 Ton Higher Than AZ

BY the Associated Press.
Sweet cherry growers will receive
an average increase OF $40 a ton
over prevailing 1912 prices, the Office
OF Price Administration announced
yesterday.
This will result in higher ceilings
Evening star., 1943-07-25
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

IS TO Q RMS, PERM. FAMILY; ADULTS;
will lease; NV. prefd,; references co.
4 BRITISH SCIENTISTS WANT ATTRAC-
tive furn. detached house in NV. for long
period maximum rent. 81 -. Call Trini-
dad 24.4, Ext. i21 weekdays to 4}o,
4, OR ; UNFURN1sHED BEDROOM HOUSE:
transportation. trans iu' Box laS-R. Star, ~
URGENT. 3 OR 4 BEDRM, UNFURNIsHED
house, by responsible family no small chill
dren: best references; NV. area. OR. 1870.
MARINE OFFICER DESIRES :. OR 3
bedroom house. unfurnished, in Arlington
! child. upkeep guaranteed. Sept l or
after Call Glebe 5b11.
FURNISHED HOUSE, CLEVELAND PARK.
minimum 4 master bedrms., | maids rm b;
at least ] years lease, Complete refs
QUIET, SHADY GROOM HOUSE. S75 1oR.
$500 to buy>. vicinity Hyattsyil!e. Col.
OFFICER AND WIFE WANT SMALL FUR
or op
months M or r'' longer. -.' EN- a6oa
. OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, OR APT, BEST
references. rermarent resident. DU. 7oSl.
old boy who take good care of property;
wants unfurnished house in Northwest: )
5sd7SGms snd resaenss sshs rSn M 4s S
ARMY MAJOR AND WIFE WITH TWO
children, ages 0 and 4. desire two or three
bedroom completely furnished house Sept.
oT sf onger REereFaSy Wisconsin, On FS5 sss l0s one A
COMPLETELY AND TAsTEFULLY FUR
and transpor tion; 4 bedrooms, 2 or 3
responsible family used to fine home; ref
NAVAL OFFICER WISHES TO LEASE UN-
furnished 3-bedroom house. OR, 1856 bet.
HOUSE OR APARTMENT, UNFURNIsHED,
city or suburb. at least two bedrooms,
usual other rooms must have stove; re
IA, high school student. TAYLOR 4234. 20
@ Pst5e{ q 9 s95Sr1sn gI, MsTyisnd Is3I ref M!B'
MAN AND WIFE: WITH ELDERLY CAT,
est house near transportation to Pentagon,
September !. Box "S-T. Star. 25*
PERMANENT HOME, NAVAL OFFICER
Briarclif1 spring Valley vic; 1-year lease
Republic 740O, Ext. 31s0, except Sunday
VIRGINIA OR NV; UNFURNIsHED 3 OR
4 a 5edrmS.; refined cultured family. 2
best references. CHI 3442
WPB EXECUTIVE. WIFE DESIRE SMALL
moaeTm houSe br 6r apt ane
care Refs, Ho. 1855. '' >NN''e'''
ARMY MEDICAL OFFICER, uNFURNIsHED
2 or ; bedroom house; NV, Cleveland
Park preferred. Phone Emerson 41O3. 25s
CoLORED-URGENT,3 3-BEDROOM HOUSE
by adult family. preferably ne. section
FIR. S231 after f. pm. 26*
2-BEDROOM HOUSE. UNFURNISHED IN
good location. with yard or garden. SS5
mo-. by responsible couple seven years
D. c. residents. Will exchange lovely
downtown, 1-bedroom, fireplace apart
ment DI. 1880.
ARMY FAMILY OF FIVE. WITH NURSE
and maid, wish furnished house in Chevy
ChAse. Nd. or Qistlict. WI. 1742. 27s
Evening star., 1943-07-25
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
LOW COST-DOWNTOWN
APARTMENTS WANIEp

W!ANTED-n,APARTMEN OR RESIDENCE,
tyeo tTo or three bedrooms, well furnished,
d1d meae in good nv
rental s2oo,;S3oo month. Gentle Govern
ment othcial, wife, two boys, 7 and 9:
TeagTed Aufqs5 Pbona h VI Gt will rent ii
SMALL APARTMENT, FURNISHED. MOD
ern, living room. bedroom, twin beds, bath
and kitchen. Gentle couple. Best refer
ences sa NV sec: sec: No downtown location,
NAVAL OFFICER, PERMANENTLY STA
toned III Washington. desires ? rms.
kitchenette in modern bldg. NV; price
no, no Object e for first-9Iass accommodaton nnod
81. after pm
FURN. OR UNFURN, BY PROFESSIONAL
woman welfare worker 1-rm. apt Best
of ref. DE. 5472.
ad. APARTMENT IN APARTMENT BgILpING
George Washington Univ. for or per
sons; sons n, furnished sse or unfurnished. Wo,
up TO $4,000; apt. hse. preferred. Box
27T, Star.
ONE ROOM, KITcHENETE BATH: PREF.
woman; refs. OR. 1927.
GIRL WANTS TO SHARE FURNISHED
apt. with other refined girls; NV. sec. AT.
UNFURN. RMS. KIT. PVT. BATH,
refg.; conv. transp. Lincoln 1850.
WANTED a-BEpRooM APT. OR SMALL
house, unfurnished, near transportation.
Call HO. 02S6 Sunday evenings.
BUSINESS WOMAN DESIRES 1-BEDRooM
uunnGfurnished apt NV. section. Chestnut
! OR 2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND PVT.
co. 019A al day Sunday. 25s
Evening star., 1943-07-25
SITS.
CHEVY CHASE MD.

Delightful home, within, walking dis
try clubs; large living room. fireplace
dining room, complete kitchen. / bedroom.
bath, sun deck, 1st floor; , bedrooms
screened porch. bath. 2nd floor; maids
room, u bath utility room. basement; gas
heat: spacious grounds, beautifully land
scaped: / block off transp.; available i'm
mediately to responsible party at Sl75
monthly
E. M. FRY, INC,
-"4n Wis Ave WI. fG4h
Evening star., 1943-07-25
HOUSES FURNISHED icont

DETACHED 8, ,BDRM. AND. 9, BATHS IN
resdential ns,H section; vicinity 14th and Della
pm ps: 1871 Isl! 6eeatHr e % pefno@ s9 aR 5asso
poToMAc ROOMS BATH
linen, silver and dishes; Cool quiet loca-
1ion TrEnPS 81 per m month Key at Vt oflee df o,
hsn MD nice bsssmsn sMs BAIH ,He
attic: comfortably furnished: electric refg,
gas range. $50 per mo. Vacant August l.
WA. 1857. Sun. after ! pm.
ANACOSTIA-VACANT I4-RM HOUSE,
AD: s!S a7Ss or ' MI 9aas bet, Oh G pm. M
17l7 18th l4th ST. NW.rb-RooM FURN;;
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-3- 3-BEDRoON.. ONE
bath; coal heat; excellent neighborhood
good transportation near schools and
party who can release desirable apartment
to present occupant Prefer apartment in
Gnas room Box sar win
5l5. FULTON ST. N.W-6 ROOMS AND
bath with shower; furn.., oil heat: open
10 m to u PM sunday Phone OR.
NEARLY NEW DET.. 8 RMS. TILE BATH
with shower open fireplace: full basement.
side fns Pc poreh Sd niGe iayn Just
s5eSE ROGER Z MOSS g ''T Ho S"ao. S ASKING S''0 mo
Or. HOUSE, 3 BEDRMs,, BEAUTIFULLY
furn., bright, airy yard porcheS best
NV. section exp. bus. 500. ia, s5S6.
S3oo-REsTRICTED COMMUNITY. OVER
maid 5 room and bath, :3-car, garage;
a51s Conn, Ave NV Wo 1000
GREEN MEADOWS. MD.-NICELY FUR
nished s rooms. bath. But at door. tRe-
stricted). August LIST. 500. Phone GE.
I'd, West Lanham Hills, Md
OR 3 GIRLS TO SHARE FURNISHED
6-room house with . others; 50 week.
! OR :! GIRLS TO SHARE HOUSE WITH
| 3 others. Call after Is p.m. Sat. and all
| day Sun Emerson 7l24.
DESIRABLE HOUSE ON LARGE LOT IN
/ Southeast, near CONGRESS Heights: u rooms
and bath, SS2.5b. Trinidad Obs.
IN HILLCREsT-A NEW GROOM BRICK,
detached, with new Furnishings. available
nd AH9 b s' Sc to IGiP0ps!Os AiP0e 4o4 person ol3
ARLINGTON-5-R CORNER HOUSE.
attractively furnished grand piano: owner
Will retain one, room: - minutes from
ice. Glebe O396. 25'
WORTH-FURNISHED
Nicely furnished brick house with three
DsdSS 9s s1s nsa SomRss
lately; must have one-year lease; rent,
: l25 per mo. For further details and ap-
poIntment to see, call METZLER, DI. 5000.
or Sunday and evenings, Mr.. Green, at
WO. 5',25.
CHEVY CHASE. D C.
delightful det. .-Story brick home-6
rooms, > baths and f1n. attic; basement
has recreation rm., Law, gas heat, etc;
detached garage; exclusive and convenient
location: rent $3.50 per month from Aug.
/. Call MR.. DAVIDSON, Monday, MA. l3l2.
Attractive TWo-Story Brick
House, nicely furnished; large lot; oak
trees, shr1bbery flowers and garden: in
Bethesda section. Md; six large rooms;
bath on end f.. lavatory on lst f.: auto
matte heat: garage fireplace; vide porch:
immediate possession, YELLOTT Il CO
Woodward Bldg, MA. o4sl, res or WI,
SOS1 or WI 110o 80
In Excellent Suburban
Springbrook.
-, French provincial brick, furnished by
floor. containing one bedroom bath and
den. First floor with living room .!312 by
13l2 feet; dining room. breakfast room
kitchen with S-foot refrigerator. and .
bedrooms and bath: maids room and bath
and built-in garage BendlX washing, ma
chine Close to bus service, Rental on lease
$3.50 per month To inspect, call Mr. Nyce,
~ nTKM0P TON
Evening star., 1943-07-25

NEW BUNGALOW, NEAR FALLS CHURCH.
two bedrooms tile bath, electric kitchen.
large fireplace, beam ceiling. random floor.
dining alcove, automatic heat fully lnSu
lated, acre ground: owner will rent for
suitcase on large Arlineton house suitable
for nursery school. Tel. Falls Church
gO4 j., 30
NEAR CAPITOL AND SENATE BLDGS.;
s bedrooms, > baths large living and din
ing rooms: in excellent condition. See ll6
C St Sc: Sl31. HENRY CLAY CO, 1909
M st. NV MI. o60O
BRICK HOUSE, NEWLY DECORATED, 4
bedrooms: close to streetcar. 6033 Broad
St. Brookmont. Md: So per mo. Call WI
1216 or WI 1926. Inspection Sun. after
$3.50 a m
5-ROOM HOUSE, LIVING ROOM 15x24.
> bedrooms. mi. oil heat. space for
garden and poultry; convenient to bus and
transp. Garret Park 500. Phone Ken.
l2S-M after pm. SUNDAY all day.
Evening star., 1943-07-25
HOUSES FOR SALE op prhr

CoLORED-LIsT YOUR VACANT ROOMS.
aptS, houses with us for rent or sale:
prompt service assured
REPUBLIC REAL ESTATE CO.
AID. 4oS2. 5H4 You St NV.
Open Sunday, 80 to PM
Evening star., 1943-07-25
MOVING. PACKING e. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edeman $ Nov
ing q Storage Co. TAYLOR .93I %
Evening star., 1943-07-25
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

@3S PARK AVE. TAX PK.-LARGE LIV..
rm, frepl din. rm.. 3 bdrms. > b, mod.
kit, fr. pch.; auto. INV. h.; c.h.w.; adults,
Evening star., 1943-07-25
HOUSES FOR SALE

CHEVY CHASE, D. C. ONE BLOCK WEST
Conn. ave.-Det. Stucco, r. and b.. q
car garage. Large lot $500 cash req
lmmed. poss. w. W. BAILEY. MA 1870.
LARGE HOUSE, NORTHEAST SECTION.
. baths and toilet oil heat. Down pay
ment, balance like rent Immed. poss.
AT. OS4l
Evening star., 1943-07-25
SILVER SPRING, MD.

hall: only one year old nicely furnished
gas reat: Sl35 mo Inspection between
:, and 4 pm. Immediate. possession; Out
Georgia ave. to Colesvllle rd.. right to
Franklin ave. right to Flower ave. right
to Wayne ave, right one block to 9Ol4
Bradford I'd.
NE. SECTION, COMPLETE
ly furn. house with maid
service; 4 bedrms., bath, liv.
rm. and large kitchen. DE.
Evening star., 1943-07-25

CHEVY CHASE, D, CAN BE SELF
sustaining, t modern brick slate-roof homs
ana separate gar, 2l2 yrs. old: cool,
wooded section: 3 bus lines u to 3 blocks
4 bedrooms baths. For information
and aDOOintmP0t Orduav -d1d
Evening star., 1943-07-25

PRIVATE HOME LOCATED AMONG
ether fine properties in D. c. near Md
Inc; bedrooms, > baths, monel metal
nook recreation room, secluded screened
porch facing grove of trees built-in ga
lage This home is relatively new and in
one of the most favorable NV locations
IN the city. R. P. RIPLEY, SH. 1899; Sun,
and ewes, OIL. 70S (Mrs MoebS)
Evening star., 1943-07-25

A BARGAIN AT PREWAR PRICE. NV
section. lO-rm. house. .la baths: can be
ARRANGED into 3 apis. lot; SOx24O. nicely
wooded; will be sacrificed owing to domestic
reasons. Can be seen by appointment Sun
day bet. % m. and pm GE O231