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Evening star., 1943-06-01

, perience in art OF great help to
me in the biographical sketches
which I have written in more re-
cent years"
Her interest in art and geneology
have led to many hours of study at
the Congressional Library, Mrs.
Chambers said, and until recently
she held the position of Washington
director of art for the Armorial
Escutcheon Co. of New York.
They have gone out of business
since the war" she explained but
my work with them required great
deal of research at the Library of
Congress"
Mrs. Chambers has been a men,
Der Of the League of American Pen
Women for 81 years. During a
period of six years, when she was a
member of the National Board, she
held the Offices of second vice presi-
dent, registrar and chaplain at
different times.
Next to being pen woman, I
am most proud of my membership
in the National Arts Club of New
York City," she commented. "One
must be professional to be a men,
Der of the club"
At present. most of Mrs Cham
bers time is occupied with the
American Red Cross. where she is
proof reader with "all day Office
hours.
II explained when I accepted the
Office of president of the Washington
Pen Women that my country and
the Red Cross must come first
before family or anything. I am
sure they understand she added.
Mrs. Chambers, who lives at 1923
Floral avenue, has son and a
daughter, both grown
That is one reason I am free to
work all day" she explained. when
they were small. I had my studio
at my home and combined my art
work with my duties as mother and
houSekeeper. 1 think motherhood is
the best training in the world for
woman" she added 1T trains her
for many things, gives her many
advantages and knowledge of life"
Every time you lick a War savings
stamp YOU help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-06-01

Every time you lick a War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-06-01
D. G. Pen Women
Elect and Install
New Officers
Mrs. Harriet Chambers
Becomes President
OF District League

Mrs. Harriet Hawkins Chambers
was elected president of the District
of Columbia Branch, League OF
American Pen Women, at the an
nual business meeting last night at
the studio, 1851 Columbia road NV
Other officers elected are: Mrs.
Elizabeth Simons Tilton, first vice
president; Mrs. Edith W. Edwards,
second vice president; Mrs. Beatrice
Harreld Sparks, recording secretary
Mrs. Dorothy Newell Schultz, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Florine
Frank Maher, treasurer Mrs Lily R.
Hunt, auditor; Mrs. Edna Knight
Gasch, parliamentarian; DR.. Esther
S. Anderson, registrar, DR.. Mary
Meek Atkeson Moore. legal adviser;
Miss Rose Myrtle Richards, libra
rian, and Miss Clara Manderschied
historian.
The officers were installed by Mrs.
Victoria Faber Stevenson, president
of the National League of American
Pen Women.
A valuable paisley piano cover for
lIic oluulO, lilC BiIt VI MI D. oOllS
Ruth Sklas Das in honor of Mrs.
nellie Van D. Smith, the retiring
president, was dedicated by Mrs.
BeSs Heath Olmstead, past presi-
dent
The branch presented Mrs Smith
with a War bond and stamps as a
tribute to her services during the
past year. In turn, Mrs. Smith pre-
sented her board, members of the
Standing Committees and the chair
man of the creative group with War
stamp cOrSageS.
The Elections Committee included
Dr.. Winifred Willard. Miss Margue-
rite Merigold, Mrs. Ellamay Colvin
Thomas, Mrs. Claudia Rice Scott
and Miss Ivy E. Sullivan.
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ond vice regent, Mrs. Howard
Booher; chaplain, Mrs. w. H. o.
McGehee; recording secretary, Miss
Esteile Morrison; corresponding
secretary. Mrs. John Skinner; treas
urer, Miss Anne Weston Moore;
registrar, Mrs. Thomas Egan, and
historian, Miss Katherine Thomas.
Elected to the chapter board were:
Mrs. Thaddeus Jones, Mrs. Adolphus
Greedy, Mrs. Samuel Kimberly, DR..
O. Josephine Baird Bennett and
Mrs. Nellie Luther Rogge.
New officers of Susan Riviere Het-
eel Chapter are: Regent. Mrs. Guy
Withers; vice regent, Mrs. Winte-
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mute w. Sloan; chaplain, Mrs. Will
liam Theophilus; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Alice Enright Fay; corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. David P.
Allen; treasurer, Mrs. Benjamin j.
Brooks; registrar, Miss Mildred w.
Chancellor; historian, Mrs. Charles
F. Creighton; delegate, Mrs. Ryland
c. Bryant
Mrs. William H. Pouch, D. A. r.
president general; Mrs. A. S. Swami
Sinclair, national chairman of mag
azine, and Mrs. E. E. Woollen, ma
tional chairman of banquet. have
recently become associate members
of the chapter.
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Art to Be Topic

Washington, Growing Art Gen.
Ter" will be the subject of La Monte
Moore before Beta Chapter of Phi
Delta Gamma graduate fraternity
for women at 3 pm. Sunday at the
home Of the president. Miss Jean
Benton, I'll Elm street, Chevy Chase,
Md
The speaker is the head of the
educational department, National
Gallery of All
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WCTU Unit to Meet

Chaplin Womens Christian Tenn
perance Union will hold its closing
meeting for the season at 1890 pm.
tomorrow at 522 Sixth street NV.
'WCTU Activities" will be the
subject of Mrs. A. C. Coates. War
bonds and stamps will be sold by
Mrs. Frederick Newburgh, chairman
OF the war savings division.
A picnic lunch will precede the
business session
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Agnes Scott Club

The Rehabilitation of War Cas-
ualties' will be the subject of a talk
by Capt. Warner Hall of Walter
Reed Hospital at a dinner meeting
of the Washington Agnes Scott Club
at $50 pm. tomorrow at the Ken
esaw Apartments. The program
also will include election of officers.
Miss Ann Martin is in charge of
reSerVa tiOnS
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Diplomat to Speak

Experiences in Italy as a diplomat
and internee will be described by
Gibson G. Blake of the State De-
partment before the Daughters of
the United States Army at $3.50 pm
Monday at the Washington Club.
Tea will be served following the
program.
Evening star., 1943-06-01
Sorority Plans Dinner

The annual dinner of the alum
nae chapter Of Theta Pi Sorority
will be held at 6:45 pm. June 7 in
the garden at the Arts Club. 2017
l street NV. Election of officers
will be held following the dinner.
Evening star., 1943-04-07
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9 DwMARION +4ARGROVE
INSTALLMENT XIV.

For once I have gone on sick cal
for purposes other than gold-brick.
ing. This time it was for sympa.
thy. tenderness and sunburn lotion
I got the sunburn lotion. Since ther
I have been confined to quarters
pathetic, lorn creature wandering
about the squadroom in minimum
OF clothing and glow of brilliant
red light.
Things are getting fairly comfort
able for a while. The poet Droscf
MOP and the happy warrior
Menza applied the ointment with
tender care. Private Sher wa,
asked to snaffle a sandwich from tn.
messhan and returned with a lader
tray, replete with iced tea and 6
double portion of dessert. BY sit.
ting on the floor on my heels, I was
even able to start reading the move
that has been taking up space in my
footlocker for weeks.
But night must fall. In a case
like this, where you're packed ir
grease like boxed rifle, it's best tc
place one layer of newspaper be.
tween sheet and blanket. After ly-
ing there for a while, listening tc
the newspapers crackle exactly like
burnt flesh every time you twist ir
agony, you feel the urge to sit ur
and look at some real stars.
The next afternoon, shortly afte,
lunch, I was perched on a table
tanning myself with both hands
! when Sergt. Schmidt came in.
"Hargrove, 60 to the orderly room
Telephone"
Since I knew quite we'll that nc
one was going to call me long g-dis.
tance-at day rates-for a casual
conversation, hurriedly threw q
raincoat over my lobster colore6
frame, waited to regain my senses
after the first sharp shock of pain
and dashed like a wild thing to the
orderly room.
"Whatcha say thaah, boy?" a lazy
voice drawled out OF the receiver
This is yo' ole frien', the Scarlet
Termite."
I was still half wild from the
goug1ng OF the oilskin into my back
How're you, Termite?" I asked, not
having the slightest idea who the
Termite was.
This is old True Blue, boy" the
voice said. I'm in Fayetteville
now"
Much as I wanted to talk with old
True Blue. was in no condition.
Gets 1t Wholesale.
I'm selling insurance here now,'
True Blue went on.
Don't want any," I said. II car
get 1t wholesale from the Govern
ment." I looked nervously aroune
to see If the battery commander
was listening to this weird and un.
necessary conversation going on ovel
his telephone. Before I could gel
my neck completely turned, the
gouging raincoat jerked me back
The friendly voice of True Blue
went on and on, recalling incident.
OF our happy boyhood together. Ny
skin began dancing under the Goa,
and I knew how medium well-done
steak feels on the grill.
I'll look you up, True Blue" ]
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Stor Pitcher Returns
To Stute Prison Team
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
MILWAUKEE-George Murphy,
30, will be on the mound for the
Wisconsin State Prison baseball
team again this summer.
Murphy, star hurler Of the team
last year, was released on proba-
ton in January. He returned to
start serving q one-to-seven-year
term imposed by Circuit Judge Ro-
land j. Steinle on charges of for
gerry and violating probation.
Evening star., 1943-04-07

large areas in crops military unit
may establish a base and send
smaller parties out to bivouac close
to the jobs, so that travel will be
reduced to a minimum. Farmers
Will supply all tools and other nec-
essary equipment.
Each army unit will have it's liaison
officer with knowledge of farming
In a few instances individuals will
be turloughed for arm work instead
OF sending army teams to do the Job
Evening star., 1943-04-07

backs belonging to the men he
pounded to show his Joy at return
ing home. He sat on the barracks
steps for hours at q time, beaming
blissfully. He was, as our Ussery
would say, as happy as pig in the
sunshine.
Continued Tomorrow
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Soldier Teams Formed
To Harvest Crops

Soldiers for the harvest fields are
being formed into special teams ir
New Zealand. Between harvest or.
dioary army training will be con-
tnued, it Is explained in Yelling
ton.
In some districts where there are
Evening star., 1943-04-07
Labor SHORTAGE Grows

So many native workers have been
attracted by the higher wages paid
at the Canal Zone that British
Honduras has q labor shortage.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
SUB. PROP. FOR RENT Cont

FURNISHED HOME TO SMALL. PERMA-
nent upper bracket Govt family no boys,
no DOES. CHI OO01.
NICELY FURNISHED -RM HOUSE.
automatic heat. earaSe. lars> lot: S miles
from Chevy Chase. Md: $50 mo: imme-
diate possession. F. L. THOMPSON. Phone
Rockville A44
AT CAMP SPRINGS VILLAGE CONvEN-
Lent to airport. Nsvv Yard. Suitlsnd and
St. Ehzabcth's 5 rms. bath. elec range
and refrteerator, h-w. heat, garage; shade
trees; adults only, $40 mo. DAN ABBOTT,
Clinton s.
ARMY OFFICER OR DOCTOR-WATER
front cottage two miles below Alex. be-
low Pot, River, six rms and closed-in
porch, furnished electric range, heat
troner Two brick frepleces. telephone.
SIS mo. Alexandria o363
ARMY OFFICER OR DOCTOR-ONE
seven-room house, full basement. hot-va
ter heat. . baths: fenced-in yard $40
mo: could partly furnished: Del Ray.
adclts. Alexandria o363
4-ROOM COTTAGE AND BATH FURN
$50 ner mo. 1890 No. 23rd rd., Airing
ton, Va
t-ROOM HOUSE BATH ELEC., CHICKEN
houses. 10 acres: 90 miles to d. C. S35
month. Also 4-room house, else. no bath,
near. suitland. Md, $50 month. Spruce
0.6T.
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5103 G ST. DILLON PARK, MD
Owner must sacrifice this charming
BUNGALOW, beautifully situated on lot
50xl7o. Less than , years old, with 4
lovely rooms gas heat. modern tiled bath
and kitchen Priced for quick sale for
only $4,000 F, H. A. financed, tDirec-
tious--Out Pa ave. Sc, turn left on Ala
bsma ave, then right on Blvd. ave. to
Park
Your Neiehbor Bought From, Us 'oo
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FOR RENT.

Large modern office space
on the top floor (third) of
The Daily News Building.
Five spacious, well-lit Offices
across the front of the build
ing, containing approxi-
mately 1,150 square feet ad-
joined by one large room
of approximately ,260 square
feet. Entire space suitable
for executive office or Or
ganization of 10 or more peo-
pie. Modern functional ele-
vator. Janitor and other
services included. Call Mr..
E. M. Johannes, DI. TIT, or
in person, The Washington
Daily News.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Save With This One.
203 61st PLACE,
CAPITOL HEIGHTS.

sstory detached asbestos shingIe /,
rooms, bath, oil and coal furnace kitchen
with stove and refrleerator) each floor
$4,000 without furniture. owner lives
on 81 floor and has second floor rented
for $50 90 mo. Prompt possession. Near
tails call Mr.. White (evenines Warfeld
Evening star., 1943-02-07

1914 Belmont Rd.-S1O,95O.
BLK OFF CONN. AVE.
; hedrms. y baths, oil heat earaEe:
aristocratic location; fine bargain
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 27O0.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

BUNGALOWS OR RMS; CONVENIENT
20 UNIV OF Nd: mi. coal heat. Inclose
all details. Box 32s-T, Star
WILL PAY SPOT CASH FOR YOUR PROP
erty, any location; immediate sale; no com
mission. Box 2s1-T Star.
BEFORE you SELL YOUR PROPERTY
Eet our ofer. We charge no commission
Eiehest prices paid and prompt settlement
9th ". DI. el50 and Ex. 1853
FROM OWNER OR BROKER. CASH FOR
! t-rn. house between Quincy and Decatur
10Th and 18TH ". GE 64sf
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CA5H PRICES TOR
90 nDIdd,D y G. houses. no commission MRS
KERN. 2632 Woodl.oy pl NV co 2615
WE PAY ALL CASH FOR NE, AND ST
pro9erty G'ick settlements. GUN; T.
MILLER, 500 llth S.. Sc. Franklin ZOO
CLIENT WANTS ROW HOUSE. Is ROOMS.
baths, recreation rT. recently bUjlt.
-ThtNood -rca. pav cash up TO SlG.CaC
Mr.. STROUp. RA. 500.
l FAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL TYPE
Of d c. DWELLINGS UP TO Sl5.0Oo. Call o:
District S9l7 or Georeia 9S02
BRICK HOME WEST OF GEORGIA AVE
--Appointment to Inspect, phone ORRI-
SON RA 5416, broker. -
BRICK BUNGALOW BEDROOMS. OK
VIII pay all cash Must be modern and
IN good condition. Call ia O6"O OF
DI $500
DET BRICK, OR : RMS; RESTRICTED
netEhborhood: about $4,000 cash. BOX
309-T, Star.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
OPEN TODAY, 1875.

f1o i 4eA1$SL oIN ~. NV
Don't fail TO see this attractive .O-ft
Colonial brick, conveniently situated near
everything; q large rooms bath INV h
porches. sarage, etc. Completely recon
dltloned. Can be arranged for apts
$3.50 on terms
Your Neighbor Bought From Us"
LEO Nj. BERNSTEIN {; co. NE 54O0
Evening star., 1943-02-07
OFFICES FOR RENT.

PROFESSIONAL CFFICE, CONN. AVE.
near Calvert St. large suite, suitable doc
tor or dentist WO. 0400.
EXCELLENTLY. LOCATED. FURNISHED
room suite. Columbia 07l2. Apt so.
LARGE ROOM IN MY LAW SUITE, IN
cluding use of reception room telephone
answering service; $50. MA. 3049
K ST. AND CONN. AVE, VERY LARGE
unfurnished. lst floor front once, ss5
monthly. 17l3 K st. NV. EX. 0759.
WITH ESTABLISHED GENERAL
practice in centrally located ONCE BLDG.
desires to share furnished quarters secre-
tarial and telephone service with suit
able person. Former associate in ths
Navy. Box 44"-T. Star.
ONLY Ss MONTHLY EXCLUSIVE USE
desk, secretarial service, private confer
ence room. etc. finest downtown loca-
ton, or 81 90 weekly for mailing privilege.
Maryland Building, 14lO H st. NV, Suite
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sUBURs'N PROP. FOR SALE Cont

;35-ROOM APT. HOUSE AND 40 BLDG.
lots. to settle an estate, at Is wellesley ave,
Glen Echo, Md.
IN ARLINGTON COUNTY. WA 6-RM.,
bath frame house. glassed-in back porch,
attic insulated. h.-w.-h.. coal burner, ga
rage, nice lot, close to Pentagon and Navy
bldgs; 1O-cent bus fare to D. C: immediate
possession; priced, Ss 800. JOSEPH RTE
BILE. agent. Oxford 3l4l or oxford O5l 5.
UBURBAN--FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
burner. and fireplace; fun cellar: beautiful
grounds. Lot 10oxl5s adjoining ground
each side of house can be purchased
House is COMPLETELY furnished, many
electric appliances
Cash for furnishings u cash payment
on property, balance one, two and three
years. Situated | mile south of Baileys
Roads on Seminary rd. COME OUT AND
MAKE OFFER; Must sell account OF
death. Other lots for sale CHEAP.
J. A. DULANEY. for owner,
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7-acre estate in Alexandria Quaint =
room house with bath. stoker and other
conveniences. Though this property fronts
on good bus service and city water. It has
a spaciousness and freedom usually found
much farther out Easy terms to re-
sponsible purchaser. See MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. at the end Of Columbia
pike Phone Alexandria 5sl2 Closed
Evening star., 1943-02-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

9Th & E. CAP.-S7.95O.
Brick. 7 rms. and bath. fun basement
with shower. F. NJ. PRATT CO. MA. S6s2;
ewes ia. 52s4.
FORESTVILLE. MD. VACANT.
Lovely detached brick home; large lot:
terms. Sunday call Ii 400
GUM & MILLER, FIR. 21O0.
NEARBY Nd RMS AND BATH, HOT
ss5sT 5o do11 s9a hsa sat-. 'seTe s5c lot out0ldss
ROBERT S. DAVIS.
Md Fds Hyattsville WA 5000
HYATTsvILIE- RMS AND BATH, HOT
water heat; "a acre; immediate possession.
ROBERT S. DAVIS.
Md Flis, Hvattsville WA 3ao0
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Seven rms bath. = acres fruit, shade,
garden: INV. heat; on good bus. Just
over District line Can be used for .
families Price S6,65o terms.
Tvo-family apt, each 5 rms, and bath,
to streetcars and bus. A real invest
ment Priced, Ss.a75; terms.
Eeht rms. and bath. h h-wh; !, blk
to bus; large lot facing streets. Plenty
garden srace. Under 5000.
Large homo with 10 acres best truck
garden on District line Nice location. To
settle an estate.
-. other homes from so.loo ,up. For par
Evening star., 1943-02-07

UPPER 18th ST

,ConV. ocated home, owner retiring,
Whicn makes sale of this beautiful home
possible. Library and den on first floor.
neorms; ana tie baths; full finished attic,
screened liv. porch. A most reasonably
priced home. Financed in one trust. Conv
and weekdays. F. A. TWEED CO, 1904
Evening star., 1943-02-07
HEART or ARLINGTON

rooms, :, baths, 3 good-Sized bedrooms
and tath, and an additional SKIS room on
3nd floor Stairway to storage attic. Bath
22xl2 side screened porch. full base
nent with maids room and bath. finish
ed recreation room with fireplace, Built
in garage. House fully insulated and
westher-stripped Near 1oc bus. Call
us for appt. to inspect.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
eo6l Wilson Blvd. Arl. Va
OH 1881. OIL 3434.
Evening star., 1943-02-07
SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT

305 ADAMS AVE, ALEXANDRIA VA
COLONIAL BRICK, 3 bedrooms. . baths,
mad room and bath. garage: opposite
Georee Washington High School Call
DU. 0s15 for appointment
Evening star., 1943-02-07

REE-APARTMENT DWELLING.
Near 18th and Pa. ave. se.-Remodeled
only few years ago; contains 3 excellent
housekeeping apts. OF 3 rooms. kit, and
bath each automatic hot-water heat, white
tenants; in excellent rental area, near
Navy Yard and downtown Washington; in
come. 81 400 per year: price. $3.50. Call
Mr.. Harry Cohen. GE. 02s6 with
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO.
lhnh II St. N W National H34h
Evening star., 1943-02-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

NEARBY VA. MODERN HOUSE FEW
acres, on bus line, committing dist daily
Box lS@X, Star.
ELDERLY COUPLE WANTS SMALL HOUSE
or BUNGALOW. unfurnshed. Feb / 5th or lst
Of March. IN Falls Church or nearby or
Arlinst ton, coal heat. Falls Church S54-
Evening star., 1943-02-07

Coiored-Nr. 18Th and sts-ln r, 9
baths. hot-water coal heat: excellent con-
ditlon; ideal location; must sell 10 settle
estate. Ask for Mr.. Stephens. DE 1852
Colored-Nr. lst and sts-9 rms ::
cleo; coal heat; cellar; terms
THOS. w. PARKS CO,
20I Fla. Ave. DE 1850
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Chestnut "HoO
RINERDA1E MD
81 q 500

$3.50, will finance, bunealow; e rms,
bath: INV h, coal cellar; corner lot:
finished attic Possession with settlement.
Randolph 43t3
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a3eo NET

Two new 2-famiIy nats located in finest
colored renting section S1.s0n cash re-
auired above FILA loan. Rents, Ss5 per
month per building. Tenants furnishing all
utilities. Call Mr. BLACKSTONE at OIL.
6107 or MA O334 during week
Evening star., 1943-02-07
ARLINGTON-INCOME HOME

A handsome modern home. near center
of Clarendon, 4 bedrooms. separate Arm
apt. annex, lear garage. Near everything
Excellent condition. Only Sl2,5o0. terms
Call MI Russell, oxford OSLO, ewes, CHI
1000. Evt. 1:;9
Kicker PROPERTIES,
Cor. Courthouse Rd. and Wilson Blvd,
Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1943-02-07
PICTURESQUE HOME
ON SMALL ACREAGE
TN ARLINGTON VA

Rambling clenhoard home OF rooms
end baths with additional partially
located within walking distance of the
Washington Golf and Country Club and
within ] block of bus service to Washing
ton, new Navy end Pentagon Bldgs.: 3
acres OF ground abounding in trees, shrubs
and az il movers, tSs aacre yegetase garden
The home has a large living room with
fireplace, large dining room, well-equipped
kitchen. master bedroom with fireplace
and full! bath and other large bedrooms
and full bath; rooms on the End floor
can be finished into quests rooms or
servants quarters; an opened, terraced
porch adioins large screened porch on
2 sides OF the home and overlooks garden;
shower bath. maids room, storage room
and other extras in full, dry basement;
oil heat which can be converted into coal
can easily be converted back to oil; 2car
earaee. DISSECTION by appointment only
Fo" fuli details CsV
THOS. c. MAGRUDER CO.
CT @l3I. "n5I wilson Blvd GL. ?434
Evening star., 1943-02-07
PROPERTY WANTED

WE WILL BUY YOUR HOUSE IN ANY
condition. no commission charge and We
Will give you quick settlement Call MA.
1850 and ask for CARRIER or SH. 3as5
CASH FOR APARTMENTS.
We have cash buyers for modern apart.
ment buildings 90 units or over
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD. INC,
Southern Bldg. MA oo1l
Evening star., 1943-02-07
Attention! Army Officers
Assigned to Walter Reed.
Furnished or UnfIlrniShed.

TO BE SOLD!
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Stone Colonial, on beautiful wooded
SPRING VALLEY.
The Garden of Beautiful Homes.
1882 HILLBROOK LANE.
OPEN TODAY. ! TO $50.
Offering environment, quail
ity, INABILITY and value.
All the rooms are carefully planned and
IN good taste and include a large living
room with large Colonial fireplace; the
library is studio room with paneled walls
and attractive circular window dining
room. pantry kitchen and lavatory COM
plete the lst floor.
2nd floor good sized bedrooms and
3 baths
bath and extra large cedar closet.
Owner Wants Offer.
To reach: Out Massachusetts ave. to
49th st. left s blocks TO HIllbrook lane
W. c. &, A, n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT co .
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
Evening star., 1943-02-07
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

ogra aphic services in prominent once bldg
District 1920.
SPACE IN OLD, EST. REAL ESTATE OF
fce, conveniently located. sec. service;
r. e. salesman or general contractors pre-
ferred. 1905 X st. NV.
CAPABLE TYPIST WHO MIGHT LIKE 10
conduct business on her own account:
can secure once space. with use Of type
writer and telephone reas. terms.
HO. 06s6.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT
Space in light, comfortable and conven-
lenrly located once, with secretarial service.
CAPITAL PRODUCTS Co.
AHA
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COLORED-$4.95O.

514 IRVING ST. NV.
rooms. bath. h-wh., coal: newly deco
rated deep lot to alley; possession $3.50
cash, bal. $40 mo. OWNER Ma .o65
Evening star., 1943-02-07
ROGERS INVESTMENTS.

APARTMENT BUILDING. downtown. 10
units, completely furnished; gross income
$4,000; overhead light: automatic stoker
heat, fire escapes and double garage; price,
$50, 900. some terms.
9th ST NEAR E-12 rms, baths, oil
heat, Sl0,500.
ST. store and apis; rented, S225;
priced S16500; well financed.
ROGERS REAL ESTATE,
st w National STAY
Evening star., 1943-02-07
frlincton. Va.-S6 $50.

-" S Courthouse rd-s"n -deta rhed
hr,cl-. H rooms 9r1 bath. full haScment
INN ofia+o occu~ aNcv: $3.50 cash F NJ
PRATT CO. MA, $50. Evec., IA. s":,l
Evening star., 1943-02-07
MCGEE KING. CH.
IDEAL LOCATION.

Adjacent to Lyon Village, Arl, Vat
room brick house within :, blocks of ex-
celent shopping center; livine room with
fireplace dining room and kitchen; 5 bid
rooms and bath on second floor Full
basement, gas heat, attached garage
Back yard fenced Price. 50, 800 $4,000
cash So per month
EASTMAN & STEELE.