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Evening star., 1943-07-20
70 Ex-Germons Face
Loss of U. S. Citizenship
By the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSOciaIed PresS.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 30
Twenty-six men and two women, all
naturalized former Germans, will
retain or lose their citizenship at a
mass hearing in Federal Court today.
Assistant United States Attorney
Frank H. Patton indicated some 300
exhibits would be introduced.
The Government sought to show
that the defendants, all of Northern
California, belonged to the German
American Bund, and that the organ
ization was subverSive,
Evening star., 1943-07-20
0PA Studying
n lew Restaurant
Price Moves
Survey to Determine
Any Need for Action
After RoIIbuck

Characterizing the OPA freeze
order on food and beverage prices
in Washington as only the first step
in price control here. Robert K.
Thompson, director of District OPA,
today announced a survey" already
was under way to determine
whether further action" will be
necessary.
Mr.. Thompson's statement fol-
lowed an order to roll back cafe
prices to the April to 10 level.
issued by the regional office in New
York yesterday.
The order itself did not reach
local OPA Offices until late last
night. despite the fact that it was
signed early yesterday morning by
Sylvan L. Joseph. OPA regional di-
rector in New York The order af-
fects the District, Maryland, Della
ware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
New York, but not Virginia.
Statement Issued.
Mr.. Thompson's warning that the
freeze order may be followed by
further action came in an official
statement issued by local OPA head
quarters this morning.
1t read;
Freeze of restaurant price levels
charged for the seven-day period of
April to 10 by the OPA is the first
step in the control of restaurant
prices.
"A survey is being made and as
soon as this is completed we will
be in a position to recommend fur
ther action If found necessary in
the light of such survey.
The restaurant freeze order was
unanimously recommended by the
Restaurant Advisory Committee of
the District of Columbia Office of
Price Administration"
Far-reaching scope of the rollback
order was indicated in a summary
of the high lights of the order, as
received by the local OPA.
Summary of High Lights.
The summary reads as follows:
If you own or operate a restau-
rant, hotel. bar club. delicates-
sen. soda fountain. boarding house,
or any eating and drinking place,
you must not offer to sell any food
item Including any beverage or
meal at prices higher than the base
period April 4 to April 10.
ANY proprietor who has Gus
fNY,o ri11- thn ron111o nf 1oic
business. charged higher prices for
food items or meals on holidays,
such as New Years eve, Thanksgiv-
ing, Christmas. etc.. may continue
to maintain the customary differen-
tial
Restaurants are prohibited from
dropping food items from meals
deteriorating quality, or reducing
quantity, without making appro-
pirate reductions in price.
May Eliminate Catsup.
Restaurants may limit a customer
to one cup Of coffee a meal, and to
one pat of butter Also they may
reduce the quantity or eliminate
altogether condiments tsuch as
catsup, chile sauce etc. which NAV
have been customarily placed at the
disposal of customers, and which
now are, or may be, subject to any
rationing order. or rationing regula-
tion of the OPA.
Menu must have clearly and
cleanly written on, or attached to
it, the following statement:
AN prices are our ceiling prices
or below BY OPA regulation our
ceilings are based on our highest
prices from April 4 to 10, 1943. Our
menus or price lists for that week
are available for your inspection
If menus are not used, then the
operator must post a statement at
place where it can easily be read"
Evening star., 1943-07-20
Maryland Welfare
Payments Aeoin Decline
By .he Assoeiated Press.

BALTIMORE, July 20. Mary
lands expenditures for all types of
public assistance declined again last
month, bringing the amount of pay
ments down to S5Ss,3l8,, or 1o3 per
cent lower than In June, 1912, Public
Welfare Director j. Milton Patter-
son said yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-07-20

to the Eastern division sales man.
ager of Western Union. He has also
served as Eastern division cable
manager.
A graduate of the LAFAYETTE Col
lege, Mr.. Heberton has been en-
ployed by Western Union for IA
years.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
r 4
WAo1Yo~R~1%lM
WAR BONDS
Geronimol

Stars over Europe and some
stripes, too. Uncle Sam has trained
thousands upon thousands of our
young men to invade from the skies.
to carry the Stars and Stripes into
Greece, Jugoslavia, Holland, Nor
way.
"Geronimo!" cries the paratroop-
er as he leaves the transport
And every fighter leaving the
plane is wearing $500 worth of cloth
ing we must help pay for with War
bonds.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
War Services Office
Opened by SomerviIIe

Harry p. Somerville, newly-ap-
pointed executive omcer of Civilian
War Services, has opened his ofiice
In the Civilian Defense Volunteer
Building at 1924 = street NV.
Evening star., 1943-07-20
New Yorker Succeeds
Gittinqs in Western Union

Kenneth w. Heberton, Riverdale
N. Y, has been appointed execu-
tive representative of the Western
Union Telegraph Co. in Washington,
Evening star., 1943-11-07
In Croquettes, Stuffings

DoN'T stop there. Use ground
nuts in croquettes, in meat loaves,
add them to the stuffings for meat,
fish or fowl.
Sprinkle chopped nut kernels
over bowls of cooked cereals; toss
a handful into the batter for the
Sunday morning waffies; stuff nut
meats into baked onions, into the
filling for green pepper cups. Nuts
in soft puddings, in whips and
souffies, provide interesting little
Glts for the teeth to chew "a
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Make Nut Buffers

Make Nut Buffers
COMBINE these nut buffers in
cream soups, add them to sauces.
to frostings, use them in baking
biscuits. cookies, and cup cakes.
To make one-half pound of peanut,
almond or cashew butter, grind
two cups of blanched and roasted
nuts to butter consistency. Add
one tablespoon of bland table oil
and one-half teaspoon of salt.
Mix. we'll and pack into tightly
closed containers.
Each nut has its own distlnc-
tive flavor, yet all the common
nuts may be used interchange
ably in almost any recipe. With a
dozen nut varieties waiting shelled
and unshelled, salted and PLAIN,
in bulk and in jars, few vacuum
canned - there's no reason to
he lamenting nuts barred by
war. And homegrown nuts are
the finest on any curve of the
globe. Growers associations con-
troll the bulk of the output of wal
nuts, peanuts, pecans, almonds
and filberts, High quality stand
ards have been set and the nuts
reaching the market average 80
per cent sound.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

ITO MAINTAIN strength and vitality in
L ones later years-w hen digestion is
weakened or ma,tiCatIon difficult
O,altine can help IN TWO important
ways
Firu, Ovaltine supplies, IN food drink
form, concentrated nourishment needed
to repair muscle, nerve and body cells.
IL is specially Prote>,ed tor easy di-
gestion.
Second, O,altlne provides wide vari.
CIV of vital food elements known TO be
absolutely necessary tor vitality and
strength including NitAmins A, b., d
and G. and Minerals Iron, Calcium and
Phosphorus. All SO important TO vigor.
Gus health. l hese elements are generally
deficient in "rc>tricted" diets.
Also important, when taken at bed
time Oyaitine invites refreshing sleep,
entirely uifbo1f arHgH. SO why not get II
today at your grocery or drug store!
Evening star., 1943-11-07

a close resemblance to meat -
closer in fact than any other type
of food except the legume. Most
nuts are rich in fat and high in
protein and furnish the Vita
minis of the b group. So use
them occasionally to space out
ratloned meat, to supplement ex-
pensive eggs and the dairy prod
ucts. But wait minute before you
make high, wide and handsome
with the substitutions. The fat
content of nuts ranges from one
half to two-thirds. Better count on
nuts as supplementary source of
proteins, primary source of fats.
Not on food value alone did the
nuts win their kitchen laurels
Just add nuts to any one of hun
dred humdrum recipes and little
miracle is wrought. Versatile nuts
may grace a bowl of cream soup.
give flavor to salad, appear with
credit in creamed vegetables, add
infnities of goodness to a sauce
for fish.
Evening star., 1943-11-07
MORE NUTS TO CRACK!
Continued from preceding page

good health point to remember.
Chopped nuts may be added to
any favorite recipe for breads,
mullins and cakes. Sprinkle nuts
over cooked vegetables and less
fat is required. Run shelled nuts
through the food chopper. twice
or three times, using the finest
blade, to make nut-butter spread.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

'Buf now. poocs Cr. 5"o Creo'
gives me ,or-' ,4fteoInq help
sWioter-dv SKIN loses thot
porcned look when you core
for it dolly with Ponds Dry
Skin Creom. This rich so'InY
cream gives dry skin the
softening core II needs .,
Smooth on fuce ono tnr0ot
0onds too. Leove 5 TO IS
minutes. or overnight. see
i persuade your skin TO look
0rettier, feel softer AZ
0eouty counters everywhere
&c, 28c. zoe iors
Evening star., 1943-06-11
BOATS.
B O A T
AND
IA ARINE
A D v E R T ISM G
on Boating and Fishing Page
Turn to Page ALI.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

LARGE COOL ROOM. twin beds. next to
Sn Saih, !. ,pS pSvate home. convenient transp
20 w ST. NW,-Large front room until
OCT ! for sober Christian gentleman,
Govt. worker; So per mo. Hobart O769.
NEAR PENTAGON, Navy Annex, Airport
army, Navy officers or non-coms pref.
SeW @ mouse. Lynn Haven; large front room,
so per mo: smaller room, $50; bath
Shared ny :? rms. TE. 3255. H.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-Large double room,
EI5Vate G5 path twin beds; in gentle home.
WALKING DISTANCE DoWNTowN-Lse.
front. airy room, twin beds. in private
Apartment. Phone HO 6919,
~ HAMILTON ST: NW-Larve room,
WIN oeos' phone in room, next bath:
: sentiemen preterred references. Seen after
$S32 y; gu, 9UE ST; N;W-comfortabl cheer
man: owners home. MI. i767.
l4th AND IRVING SITS. N.W-Attractiye
studio room. bay window Decatur 1868.
KALORAMA RID. NV, lS3I-Neyiy fur
nished front room for sirls. single beds:
vicinity Columbia I'd and 18th st. So5 ca.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Large, attractive
rm, entirely pvt. bath Cali ewes to :
pm. or all day Sunday OR. 342S.
SINGLE FURN, ROOM for girl, unlimited
phone; ! block bus to downtown area
SO month. FIR. s76l
1913 GIRARD ST. NE-ouiet, refined girl
to share room with another; SIT so: ZEN
tile home: DU. 4276 bet.s and pm.
1917 IRVING N:W.-Large studio front
home. AID. O359.
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelman's Nov
ing and Storage Co., Taylor 2937. 49,
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov.
ing and Storage Co., Taylor 2937. IL
Evening star., 1943-06-11
APARTMENTS UhEuRh,sHEp.

bath. gas, cleo, heat furn. :53o4 Park pl
Sc sToNr GsH be GR seen by. by appontment PAUL
2 LARGE RMS, KITCHEN, sEMI-PVT
e York ave ave. mG na ahNf9 M f9sS sAhos $40 New
WILL EXCHANGE MY oNE-BEDRooM
care Of property; referenees. Cali before
5 pm, Executive 1890. extension 22s5. 13'
Available Immediately. Also rooms, iS,
s3 sSS'i hfr9 a2f sfe Co. 'Sf sis bys St St NV
ALMOST, NEW DUPLEX APTs,, VA. VII
lage, Falls Church-2, rooms. Kitchen and
so seth J. $50 81 da mHnsh ME 6ss Ga at 800 Fairfax ST.
1916, 45th PL. s.E-3 ROOMS. KIT.
only. both employed days. 'AA anu "A'
1925 ONTARIO PLACE; NV ROOM,
presss Adults oily and Be- $751;
81 rooms asn ST lcS.E 5ss6 End TH0E s
inciSded. employed eoupe eoil sY II 5ssa' Ss'''eS
5 ROOMS, GAS HEAT EXCELLENT
southeast location. DI. 9706.
BEDROOM. LIVING ROOM. DINETTE AND
Hpshar sts Mt rainier Md
ciudding gas ,aI and electricity: available i'm
VGE Ioo g;aetE. 6taP APIS
beautifully equipped kitchen with screened
porch; adjoins Federal park property;
TIaoo "a ess5 snd sos; security required. Phone
SEE FARHAvEN
N HOUSES FOR SALE coLUAdN.
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK,

China; boar weighs about 400 lbs: s
choice brood sows, bred; :, excellent Guern-
sew COWS. Il years Old heavy mixers
Call RA. 1923 after 40 pm. l2"
VIRGINIA HORSES-Just received fresh
carload. mules and ponies: harness. brides.
saddles: gated riding horses; some cheap
riding horses. Rear 1:}6 18th st sc. 13'
COW wanted. 24 gallons daily. feed and
care or will buy. EN-. $3.50 or DI 2O59
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ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS GIRL desires single room in
private home residential NV section.
NO NO other roomers: References if required.
MI 1880 after pm.
GOVT. OFFICIAL, male. usually away
week ends wants furnished or unfinished
room within 5 minutes walk from (Union)
Station. Box 1llK. Star I3s
WANTED for occupancy July ! 5. by officer
on duty at the Army Medical Center. room
with bath, preferably on frs. floor Must
pc within easy walking distance Of Army
Medical Center or on main Transportation
!lne. within 90 minutes ride RA s343 !.
ARCHITECT with WPB. transferred TO
washington about June 80. desires room in
private refined Christian home; highest
references. Naylor Gardens section pre-
ferred. Rea soma BILE Box 4S2-Y. Star 10.
ROOM OR ROOM AND BOARD for soldiers S
wife and baby, with care of baby days.
Washington or Arlington, temporary or
permanent. Box 123-K. Star.
GOVT. WOMAN, middle aged, refined.
quiet, clean. Furn. room. S25 month:
adult family, Arlington, near Rosslyn, short
ride to Pentaeon Bldg. Box 1O5-K, Star :
GENTLEMAN Government employed
desires single room. along 14th st. car line,
gentle. Box 11S-K. Star.
COLORED-Doube room for two colored
girls in vicinity of 18th St and sth and
be1Ween R st. and st. Call Clara at
Evening star., 1943-06-11
POULTRY G ESGS.

PULLETS, superior N H. Red, all from
famous hatcherieS and raised on Conkey S
YO feed. Priced from ST 30 TO $500,
Call Falls Church 2b26
CHICKENS FOR SALE in large or small
quantities, ranging from 3 to l. weeks
breed. Also pulets. Vienna IlO-J.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
HOUSES FURNISHED.

; 5n,e BEDRMS, RECREATION AND MAIDS
iinsee SGnools, to : blocks from 3 express bus
81 Available June 81 Georgia s7is'
ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME. NICELY
TooR p@Pvrl large finished ATTIC; corner lot: sl50
koma Park. Georgia osSi A- S''' ID
5335 RIVER RD, JUST BEYOND The
D}lstrlct a}l llne at Western ave.-Deightfuly
bas hqme ae5sS 1850
be inspected by appointment L. T.
GRAvAITE, 7.a 18th st. Ma O75:s
DETACHED BRICK HOME IN EXCELLENT
rent $3.50 per .'' mo. Percy % il. ri. RussEII, SELL
co. 113l st. NV. Ma. 1881.
3s5BEDRooM ;sasR HOUSE, . BATHS. BE
Sl55 per mo. Phone Wisconsin S94!.
8 ROOMS, , BATHS "-CAR GARAGE.
surrounded by spacious grounds and beau
tiful shade trees. S175. Maid available.
TO RENT FURNISHED GROOM HOUSE,
gust; 500 month. Box 3ss-Y, Star.
hARGE Il sRea H3UsE; pJIsEo coMFoRTABLY FUR
ayaory med room baths and
srounds: $50 mo: l0zs EN-. HHa 7sse' 0S'n' lovely
JUNE :5th-sEPT. 1sth--ATTRAcTIVELY
taep keep Toom detaehed Gherx house
-
only sais Emerson o"F :s4a7a aAo shopping adults
The THE ygbMUsSUAL-pETAcHED: gbnJsSaA BLOCK
ona upstars sns Toom with sdd
Sds5 esr fSm Tss % Sa
& WH1TEFoRD. 1914 K st. NV DI. 9706.
ARLINGTON. MODERN HOME, 3 BED
aSpen aha pa IT, Perch beautiful
AVAILABLE JUNE Is TO SEPT. ID
Part or all of 3-bedroom. furnished house,
IN Chevy Chase. near park, block to bus
PreIer Prtder employed couple Call Wo: G7s9
l116 EUCLID N.W.-6 R., B. OWNER TO
keep room, very asonable; conv. NV.
location: oil furnace. RA. 5947.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM BATH FULLY
eopped Ebsehen eaeony for
nished house; Victory sarden; W r'l Tor rGh july
paS ze1ges bs sso to rea stain room and
r Gbas} X3U ,n1sp MOVE M NE TO AKRON SWISS
~ ~ sb bus G c. Circle, 26 Midvale st.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, NEAR THE CIRCLE
sn}3 rooms ,ts bedrooms ? baths q in base
sSaisss $40 MRs GRSs
n q! " CN wy;
Beautiful furnished detached brick bum
aI poehes
lot. fruit trees. Ash pond: available July
a,4a inspection a2 Mf sHh daily II en to s. Georgia
LARGE, COOL, SHADY GARDEN.
Det. cor house, in Chevy Chase with
dbe. expos bedrms.,, ,l2 baths, awnings,
o sysf nsns snd efs For :pRanss @ snd ASs
Sl45 per mo. OIL. 22'".
WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL.
TuEnshed nGms all very large
months. sa. Ei1iS ~ siSS6k s5E g. q .,s
Dst9ct HSaa FnsN ns at we Western s aye6erhtfuy N m
8 rooms and :! baths: attraetive1y fur
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST. NV. Realtor. MA O753.
WOODLAND DRIVE NV.
8 bedrooms, baths, plus i Shower bath;
I servants, rooms, s,car garage, living
tom ton room. ,' deishtful. a cool a sarden: well
furn.: short It 81 Or lons-term lease; $3.50 per
COMPLETELY FURN., 3 BED
rooms, convenient to transporta-
ton, schools and churches; taste
fully and expensively decorated,
silverware and linens; built-in
garage. gas heat; $225 mo- Call
J. E. BINDEMAN, attorney, d.
O63O.
HOUSES UkFURklshED.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ACCORDION WANTED. State price. Box
lo3-Y. Star. lc.
ADDERS. typeWr!ters. misc office ma
"hlneS metal FLING equipment. Cash I'M
medlatey SH. 1l"f ~
ADDING MACHINES calculators, typewrlt-
ers All kinds, any condition Top price.
Sun, ard eve. co. 46"5 Week. DI 1:i72
A1R-CONDITIONERS, fans and cooling
6evlCeS. CAN RE. 1861
Evening star., 1943-06-11
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BARGA1N-2 ROOMS. KIT. DIN AND
Occupant must buy furniture. valued at
$500 will sacrifice for $500 cash Owner
going in service. Fri, pms pm. Ap-
ton. Va.
CHEVERLY, MD, 27OS CHEVERLY AVE
.Unfurnished, 2 large rooms. entire 2nd
moor; @ heat. light and water; $50 per mo.
MI Rainier. Md. HyattsviHe OO4S
EAST RIVERDALE-UNFUR > ROOMS.
private bath, in exchange for care of -yr
napy. Warf1eld 1898. 10 am to pm.
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VENETIAN BLINDS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FANS. air clrculators. table and floor
pedestal model, quiet running, large and
small sizes. SO Der mo. up: | window
venulator fan for sale, $3.50 e o.
llEenS. OIL, '2'1..;i
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1915 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people: openings for young
men and young women; reasonable.
YOUNG MAN, to share front room twin
Girard ST. ne. $40 per week. Hobart
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FARM & GARDEN.
:. A COOK
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WILL GIVE 1-mo. female puppy. healthy
and pretty, TO one who provides good
nome Give address and phone number.
Box 4O9-H, Star
LIGHT TAN COCKER SPANIEL 4 mos
OLD, male Call Dupont 1888
BEAGLES. >. females, fine hunters, one
pred: reasonable. Lindsey R Dickerson,
VIENNA Va r. D. No. l. co R. T. Niche
15s
WIRES, S2O-S3o: sCOTTIES. S!O-S25.
COOKERS, ALL COLORS, $50. SIS, S:;5
BOSTON, M, so; DACHSHUND, M, $50
BULL I RlER. M, Sl5: CHOW, M. $40:
IRISH TERRIERS, VERY NICE. SI5-o,U
MINIATURE NJ SCHNAUzERS. FE, SIS,
M1AED BREEDS, FOX, COCKER. S2-S5
DOG HOTEL, 1:}44 GA AVE- ia 435J
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NEW REGENCY HOUSE

ShaG3 PER MONTH,
In Monticello Park Estates. big he'd
rooms, Sunroom, library, :, baths powder
room, This Is YOUR last chance
BE1TZELL, DI. 31O0.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

Wy WO1D, appi11hInid.els n ~ c9ros OF pine
$50 cord If YOU cut it. WI. 621l.
OIL :i2SS.
WOOD. seasoned oak and pine: fireplace
wood. $50 cord. delivered CHI. 6666.
Evening star., 1943-06-11
COLONIAL VILLAGE

S!@.1OO
An unusually attractive ccnter-hall Co
lonial brick, adjacent to and having a
commanding view of Rock Greek Park
conditioned heat, with Kelvinator
cooling system; beautifully paneled library
with fireplace, paneled recreation room
with fireplace ) bedrooms :, complete
baths. first-ioor laVatory. storage attic.
@-car garage. outdoor fireplace, pretty
Garden. The house is thorOuphly lnSu-
lated--even the sidewalks. Owner viii
consider selling furniture. immediate
possession. BOSS &. PHELPS, Realtors
Exclusively. ASK for My. Shackelford,
MA 93MN Evenings and sunday. 81, GEMS
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GEORGETOWN
S16.95O.

EXCELLENT VALUE.
Club section Of Chevy Chase. Md a
bedrms., > baths; finished rooms on :5rd
fiooe,55;e noo5; Gar GARAGE, large wooded lot,
EDW: H, JONES {: CO INC,
a.
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FORESIGHT

Do not read this and delay l core
seasoned oak and ; bushels of kindlins
all for 50 ~. Lincoln 1920.
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YOUR NE1GHBOR BOUGHT FROM US -"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME- 54OO
Sligo Park Hills, Md, S13.95O,

Adjacent to and overlooking the park
and Shgo Greek rooms, > complete
baths and flrst-foor library and lavatorv.
large living room on lower level open1r ?
onto terrace with lovely outlook. OF. side
nrepisce. wears old Possession June
jns n sRnmstHiHs Rmss pfsren! p and very charm
SiTelv'. ASK for Mr. Shackal1ord Ma,
1900. Evening and Sunday 81, trn<
Evening star., 1943-06-11

LARGE COOL ROOM, twin beds. next to
path; private home convenient transp
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JUST OFF CONN, AVE,

JUOI OFF CONN. AVE.
i BEDROOMS. - BATHS
Priced at only Sl3,15O. III the taShIOr-
able Wardman Park section most CON
venlent to everything. this property shoud
be seen immediately. includes living room
with fireplace. complete kitchen. bnllt in
garage, automatic heat: ideal for family
desiring in-toWn location.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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RADIO, floor model. Philco: beautiful
walnut cabinet: like new; frSt-claSs per
formance; short wave reception: sacrifice,
SOlH
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SILVER SPRING.
III ~ u u
DOWNTOWN

Beautiful detached brick home, SIX
lovely rooms. Two baths hot,water heat
with cas- furnace. Lot 55Xllu Ju,f 1
wear old Priced at only SIl 500. sub
stantial cash REQUIRED
DOWNTOWN.
In excellent CONDITION. ideal for roon7lns
mouse purposes ! rooms bath. extra
shower and iaratory detached garage.
HARRY JUSTINE
a35 H s. NV Ma "Sf+ .
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Sc. BUNGALOWS $50.

I 4509 Beck ave. Bradbury Heichts. Nd
| near Water Towcr>-3 bedrooms. cellar.
| lot SoXl0o. $3.50 down, $50 mo Con-
! venicnt to Navy Yard and SlItlaud.
! Vacant June 18th
GUM & MILLER, FIR. 2lOO.
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PETWORTH
Six rooms. . inclosed porches. buit-in
garage. INV. heat; excellent condition. See
this before buying. BE1TZELL. DI. 3lO0.
PA. AVE. Sc. COMMUNITY
4026 Southern ave.-6-room brick COM
munity group, good as new, low upkeep.
suburban surroundings, conv. to stores.
schools and trsnsp.: price. $3.50. Open
evenings to s. See Mr., Layton.
3"l1 Pa. Ave S.E. Ii 1000.
PERFECT LOCATION! FAMOUS LYN-
haven, Ideally situated both for today
min service. only is min. from d'town
Large lots. ample garden space. Priced
from S5,675, terms from 1884 mo-. incl.
everything Only a few left for early
deliv., so call today. Mr.. Ivey. TEMPLE
1900 latter $40 pm, Adams S6SS).
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CHARMING HOME

detached brick home, Just il, years
| olo' with large rooms, 81, baths 'ipciud-
! Iaree' wooded lot. overlooking Rock Creek
Tark' IN desirable part of the District
ms nome has Just become available. Call
| ME. 4:I until 9 pm
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1943-06-11

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used spin
cts. consoles and grandS at reasonable
rates. Call Republic 62l2, KITS, 1880
q (poiII of
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S495 DOWN

Baiance Ike rent, buys one OF these lovely
colonial bricks. near 18th and l. SITS ne:
: rooms, bath, porcheS deep lor etc
act now "
Evening star., 1943-06-11

PIANO. baby grand. apt. SIZE; mahoga ny;
like new, Sold house. leaving city. WO
Evening star., 1943-06-11

PIANO, Chlckering baby grand. in excellent
condition, mahogany: S1.500 original cost,
must sci! at once for S595: private owner
(Nnl
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KALORAMA HEIGHTS.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK

To buy one OF a group. 3-t room detached
homes. bungalows, etc: S515 down, bal
ance like rent; Woodbridge Only few
ieft to close lose, an m estate AGt nov,
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co. ME. 5000.
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IN SILVER SPRING.
BRICK AND STONE
ENGLISH COTTAGE TYPE
SUITABLE FOR 2 FAMILIES.

Ilih ST. Sc, Just north of Penna. ave.
ColHAlsl-porch brick Is floor has 3 rms .
bath md floor has rms bath; gas heat;
good condition. near Navy Yard. conven-
lent TO Transportation: prlce. s.. 600
FREDERICK A. BLUMER