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Washington Journal., 1943-01-01

Das 1T Der Morgen, bic Geburt bes
Qtntes! erpiberte &ittb, nelhe bds
pbantaitii9e Bib in benz gldnoenbeH
Nuge, IN benz 1i9 Dertldrenbem MntIib
6es Spre9erS gu erbltden glaubte,
felbHoufrteben.
@ebsn sic! Stben sic! rtsf Med.
totpsib 70 laut, b0B einige WOriberges
b<nbe erftaunt Ii9 umnanbten uub
&ittp leife, parnenb, fetne S9uLtsr
beriibrx.
Oas ut ober einfd4 berriidt file
bteien 9errn BON pre9ting, ober
Waren ste f@On in einem 8erss
perfeg
RittD audte 5uiammer, bic Grdse
erf4redte fe unb regte aber 0ueIsih
Die beftisite Neugtenbe.
@etDiB! popo befiBt feIbft eines IN
0als. ertptberte ia beftig,
M9 ia. i4 bergaB! Nrm barr. GO
1T Odmmerung, Na@t bstnabe. Ollie
Gorrnen lDfsn ii9. Dis baRpftnben
9aLben, 6ts sefpsnftigen S9Iote unb
ldngqeitredten @ebGub<. Ou uaub
bort Elm 2ihtbliB, bic purpurglutb els
ner @fs. Quf efniamem Mege eth
paar. Gin Nrbeiter bdlt fem M6b>
den bt9t umI9lun9sn, bas inteniibe
2int Der @rubsnlamps am Giirttl,
tpirft fetnem @&ein iiber ikr feliges
@eii9t, bag fsine tief bei9nttet. Mk
niirbsn sic bieits Bib nelnen, Com.
teTs9
Die @timme bes alien @rafen err
lOfte &tttp bon Der MntpDrt, tpel9e
biefer unbeimlihe Menf9, bas fiblte
RittD, ft9 er3tpungeD battle.
So. tpo itedit bu benin nur INNER,
Rittb3 -
Der alte 9err mar iintli9 drgers
lin iiber bds @erbdlten ieirer SCOOTER.
@r beahtete faum bic 0erbelgung bes
iungtn Mannes.
Rittb fiiblte fi9 Derpflintet, bdriiber
aufSutlGnen, mem er bor fi9 babe.
0err Matotpstp! ftelIte fe ben jun
gen Manm Dor. Cine unferer erftm
tinitIerifGen NotubilitGtsn.
Das nidt, Gomtefe. Shr 9err
pdpu niirbe fia getpiB febr tpinbern.
in biefem Sale meinen Namet nod
ni4t seb0rt au baben, bemsrtte Mda
fctpSfp.
gsa, besbalb, neil i9 Sbren Nnmen
nod nibt tenne, tDmlerr Sic getrpl
cine tiinftLerifde Notubtlttdt fem. sd
bin, often gefagt, auf biefem Gebste
gar nibt ~betpanbert. S9 tpetB nidt
- ia tomme tpirtli9 niAt 6a5u =
unb bonn febIt mir aud pirtti@ iegs
Tides WeritGnbnib.
Rittp f1Gmts ii9 iiber bic Offenbeh
bes @utsrs, bic ibr Dor elmer Stunbe
aetpiB ni4t d~ufgefdIlen mare.
lin 10 mebr mub i9 bas bobe s5yas
terefe urb ben feinen Stnn BEL Sbrsm
Grdulein Sohter b%etpunDern! uleints
Matotpstb.
0ortieBung fOlat,l
Washington Journal., 1943-01-01

3tpuneener1, f9erSnnhem Zone. SIN
9ruube genDmmen ipur es ibr @rnit
nit bte1er 8emertun0.
9irnen Sic mir, tpertrl i'd Sic auf
bic Scbnen alein beilIame Mtmofpbdre
aufmertIdm made, in Der Sic f6
tpis neu belebt fiiblen peuben9
rnb bic tOGre nu9 Sbrer Meinungg
frogte RittD.
SD fugte es Sbnen ia eben.
Mb 10, ia! Dte nunnten sic es mar9
Dds Cumberland = bes
Oes llnbepuBten!
@ifen Sic teinen nnberen, Der'
ftGnbIt9eren Ndmen bafir2
Dds ;3auberrei9 Der Runft, ber
pbontaIie - bes lleberiinnlihen, bas
feline @ren3e tennt, ME ouSgenoi en-
ner6en fGnn -
limb nie ion i9 ben Mes babin
finben2 Sn meiner umgebung bal
man ia gar feline Mbnuttg, mo es iibers
baupt liegt.
So, Dds tit aueroings fDdhp! Va
baben STE re9t! Sic bebiirften eines
6iibrers
Mas malen Sic benin eigentlt99
fraete jeBt Rittb, be; ben leBten Wor=
ten bes Malers ii9 raid erbebenb.
Dae MuIif pur berftummt, bcr
Sana beenbet. Gin3elne paare BE-
traten, I'm f9 ab5utiiben, ben
Haum.
&ittb fpGbte nam @eorg urb BEN
@ater, nu9 !Silfe Dor benz entieBli6en
Mdnne, Der ibr gdnSes Snnere burh=
19aute unb a~uftpiiblte.
6aben Sic pirtli9 nod ni9t BON
benz berriidten MatopsfD geb0rt?
fragte Der Maler, unbefimmert nm
feline llmgebung.
Often seiagt, nein! 8is eben 5uDol
- Baron pre4ting -
Sic ftodte.
Bon ibm fpra9, bon benz berridter
MdfopsfD!
RittD tpurbe fsuerrotb. sic bra9S'
bieiem Manne seseniiber, Der ulles
bur9f9oute, ni9t bic einfafffe Hotb.
liige gu Stunbe.
8, faeen Sic es nur, gomtsFel
Der Baron bat uu4 gang re4t Dor
feinem Stdnbpunfte aus. Denfer
Sie fi9 einmal cine bunte Wieie,
bunter, als Sic ie cine erblidt. Dis
Blumen, bic IN unferem NebeIanb.
nur tiimmer[i9 5i9 bur6rtngen burd
bds Gras unb Bel bieIem Rdmpfl
ibren garSen GarbenreiAtbum einbi'
Ben, IN Der holen prd9t elmer gliidLi'
den Bone. Btdue, p~urpurrotbe, iDeibl
Sterne, piolette @loden duf 3jeritder
Stenseln i9mantenb. it4 trdft5g al
bebenb bonn idftigen @riira. DIE SDnr'
aebt auf, iiber benz fladem 9oriSout
brei iingetbe MGbhen I'M bufttger
Jlorgetpanbe, chamber bic 9dDbe ret
9enb, f9reiten beran, i'm @lortert'
faeim bts nabenoen @eftirues. DS'
8lumen buften ibnen entgegen, tehrsT
linen bic Bliitben au =
Evening star., 1943-11-25
HOUSES WANTED.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FOB SALE By oWNER.. bungalow 8
h..1.h. anil, iarse Yard 1st.class sSeadil eondi.
tion; near tranasportation: available Pee; /.
Located iss,,ts At & 1907 y Addison rd.. Kenilworth
sio.OOo-LYoN vi VnIAGE-corner brick,
4 bedrooms. 2 baths. builders home; con-
School and sraded % Schools, iSfe Churches; sn IN
settled. high.class community; woodland
setting. near bridge and a clean brook: oak
nuallV; fireplace, screened porch. garage
with overhead door. copper cutters, heavy
hs m t. krkwood sss 3D. o lett Lee
ARLiNGTotNwBest residential section, six
Pershns d on nsMy sns
vacant. referigerator and stove. large !. r.
fireplace, st1ras erd coal Nv heat blower near
Xa,1NGHHHc " PssSstHts cg hssls,, hssls dL. 7sss; $500.
low. newly decorated, vacant. lot 75xib 30.
COLONIAL Village. Just, of Of Wilson blvd
$500; cash, 5000; balance. S49.5O. GIL.
cgSTER CENT ''oie' OF HYATTsviiLLE-1mmediate SSiSi
mot med lsxas 5iks sew insulatss light dry base
sipsASSs.Gcs%SasiESsf %sn,sA Ssg g s%siEsf: " %4; 1ssS !$:
large bedrooms, screened porch, storage
attic. half basement, fireplace. coal heat:
convenient l0c bus, school and shops. I'm
Inc, Oh. 1888. oxford i130 Until pm.
ARLINGTON = Attractive. Groom frame
full basement, garage Near ali convent
ences and in excellent condition. Realty
Associates, Inc, CHI. 143S. Oxford 1880
until 8 pm.
S4,45O-Raise chickens, ducks, geese.
Running spring, chicken house. 8 rooms,
bath: rough acre. Boss, CHI. 5977.
5 MINUTES TO PENTAGoN AND NAVY
bilities: Groom brick bungalow, 3 bed
rooms. living room, with fireplace, nice
kitchen. garage, coal hot-water heat, rear
yard fenced From front porch a mag
nihcent view. OF Pentagon and Washing
ton. real buy at $4,000, reasonable
ton Ridge I'd Phone IACKSQN 111a
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Real Bargains in Used Cars
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

pssSsa pay hlsh dollar for Quick as5sa
W. PAY = lhe limit for 1910 and Al ceRRey-
See us at once. PEAKE, wise. ave at Albe.
ws[ls wsVs, ST. onIYcrGR n;T Or 1000;
6s 81 SssSS;s'S' sslS;: Fl
PRfyATE PRIV PFC faRrY wants late model chev.
suIcK wan,ea an name 'Soa Sour Price sSsS Wi
nseteut ay &c mees wo & seoS S0d Pontiac 4221 Con-
GADmLAC CA D wanted; name your price. win
Iss C neeS 3 ssoS ESSd Pontiac 1921 Con-
CHRvROLET wanted: name your price. win
try to meet It Flood Pontiac. 422i Con-
bobGE bes1aeas ANS NO cHR1sLER afRa wanted. nam.
VIII t1f Ar RIy cOnnsctisgs Iass 1ssa w0 1900
pne Ros driysr-ewnsr GfR Plymouth sedan cash.
fX1TE-Mo6EI. CAR or station wagon b,
naval officer. cash. Phi. FIR. 7s47 after
FORD wanted: name your price. 20 WI
o9LOsMoBIIE wanted; name your price viii
BUICK owners, cali Jack Blank. Adam,
$500; you will be more than satisfied with
our price. Arcade Pontiac 1897 irving
CHEVROLET owners, call Jack Blank
ned with our price. Arcade Pontiac. I437
poNfIAC owners. call Jack Blank Adam.
$500; you will be more than satisfied with
ot otr price. Arcade Pontiac, 1927 Irving
. fflouttpvnN ~, No.
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DOWNTOWN

Store. large apartment above; 1 tenant,
S15,75O: trust. $3.50 at A.. 3 yrs. to
run. Equity cash Call Mr.. Ugast.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor. RE. 1871
rented 70 soo1es ANNUAL remit
$500: cash required. $4,000. W. W.
Bailey Ma 35SO
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

tNvESINENb pNVreNI1 SON SA!e.
KENNEDY ST. N.W.-16-unit apt. de-
sac6sd, e 6sd zoned lss comm annpai NM rental
s.FxM1f4 sitss ~ aRTs.. af1si month old: price,
:, set shsh ts times ann annus
TaEoms Park. for Sale sale tS0" by owner. ns s' wa.
S1SH NEsR ssG isth AND e eoGGmBR SS B Rp17-un,t
rental, SII,25o: cash required. $4,000.
w w W WoWskR. RssikIsRy. IA: s57o; ,on,.
aaf S e sf5 5eS nHnh s ne until phoss Eas
s-UNiT sEMI-DETAcHED brick. years
old Old. individual gas heating units large
lent, rents reasonable will consider q
small property in trade. MA. 1913. Ewes.
oN GS' VEST VEST SIDE OF 18th ST.. above Col.
rd. n.w.--Excelent row brick in 4 apts.,
and ,snisor apt IN 2ssT
r Fox s 1N1yEsssrothsH N1yfEssr e. vho ssoo DO not need i'm
mediate income but who want 1000 profit
at the END q war 80 lots n best part OF
1900 50. It.. commercial Ground. Lee
per So; Il; l.. so5, Ss;oy, Greenhouse iiia 18th
iNvRsTMEAr n III EA osPsPsoR1uN1rY sss in Mt. Pleas
ant, completely furnished apts, includ-
ing electric refrigeratcrs, linen. dishes.
Bseafa Breannsen ss & sons n['fs NA sd4G' 2oo L. f.
IF YOU NEED GOOD INVESTMENT
telephone US; Modern in-town 4,fsmily
fats, rented, houses, apartments and long
up to ,20co net: prices, $500 and up: rea-
SEW WoRTHNaTo eSrosnsnt soNs
11Io Eye St NV National 33o6
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MONEY TO LOAN,
1st and End TRUST LOANS.

1SC ana ZnQ TRUST LOANS.
Let US refinance your property We will
arrange your payments to suit your budget
F1rst-trust loans on D. c., Md. and Va
property. Second-trust loans up to 5
years to pay back on D. c., Md. and Va.
property.
Prompt and courteous service. Consult
Us before borrowing Lowest rates
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
S17 9th NV DI 6I5o
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY tcen'.. J

BKFORE YOU SELL YOUR PROPERTY, get
our oner. We charge no commission High
est prices paid and prompt settlement. Bel
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcon4. J.

4ep90QM A0ME, al briek. ~ baths,
dyns s1ss. Iss Dsrin ,y :nssd Ts
iss:s.ss "a s|sIsy ST. sss. sss9''s rRurs: Ri s:
csKxe XII iaSs dsssehsd M5s Mssss2 4oams bath
u e''' c.ll fll'fRasEs' RE' 4ss4. 49,
$3.50 down: E CAP w. ws1' W sslss.' T. "a "a.
srESIAL BAReAN nv. detached
corner brick, vacant. move in today new
s e slee Geis: sio4so S Acs sasns soday H.
sPECIAL-Detached corner brick, 8 rooms,
Fl FSssslssi56sS h6 Ssas s1ay to penta-
fs Isn aten essa dordRoS eRner eairnss i4
sEo 4 al oSaso sebS dsvn
monthly payments less than rent; price, Price,
MAc6sr11. II isoS q SIock S5 eqasi Riae. pl SEE
4, ID D. h;,w.hi, goal; gar. porches; $3.50
SooD: aaf1tS B6Ndxfow A a37a With tn. End
to p;Sp:4 e sEy % asslsSs ssshSSI
own ne sse5o.. ssrns 'o' fnd pc KlPisy. RsSse
e6LM4s H5i: MMGs0i MANOR. n.-ss.ooo: vacant;
.r.Hs R ounssnshs sah sssDas o VsTstns oil
32nd ave-, also known as liz McAdoo ave.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c., $500 block Lesa
ssrsh d doTn. sas nea1 w. saw H. nsaHSss Saiss
G GkEaSS e MEADOWS. MD. n mile from D. C.
story 8 rooms and bath, oil, heat, de-
sse monthly 81 ooo o. cssh ssho0i rots ond sss s5
500. VIII sell all furniture. Hyatts. O545
sSs sssI BLOCK sss7 1na Nfls 7e b.
4, HOME plus good income on west side of
and 0Svs ianos auansers aas ReS Stoves
Cash REQUIRED, about $500. income Inc Sstroa from
PRAME rsnS tfse aTse Re o Soc
large rooms and bath, ot-water heat. oil;
Esysl Air Xnscostia Fins Finanee a9f coFp.. FAT AZ
sRick HOUSE IN NE. arranged as 3
care Of payments; excellent condition;
sony;eni1nst o!t;s Inc. to SCHOOLS and s9ses. Ana
e.EHEANP fARK GGSD s4Sp bSck Porter st.
ssSS% ssSS soBR DWrTNa PATSY q. las IA it5 a}e 6
spssscn esata e calf Pus Mr.. "si
$500 BLOCK 18th ST. NE.-a-yr-ol cor
ner brick home; rooms, club room fin
ished in pine; copper plumbing throughout
fenced-in yard; storm windows; immediate
possession. Mr.. Sharnoff. EN-. 1927. Mar
SwNER FoRCED TO SACRIFICE. Groom
bungalow, in new section of Hyattsville;
YOU will not be disappointed If YOU look;
ses q Her uM i1se aeorsan
rm. brick. 2H b., fireplaces; insul.; winter
car garage; EXCLUSIVE neighborhood. 32l5
BEXUTfFUL 6-room detached brick. built
y y, ssrags; nice sectionn in, in Chllpm, 243
fcE & &inspsetion NJ Thursday and SUNDAY:
brick, like new. 8 bedrms;; large lot; gas
heat: fireplace, scr . porch; Law. in full
S11 ROCK CREEK .CH. RID. N.W.-Row
brick. large rms; immediate possession;
sHcRIFicE BY oWNER. vacant. lilo
Abbey pl. ne; row brick, 8 rooms, l bath
built-in sarage: coal h.-w.h, good condi-
tion' s. $3.50 $500 down and s55 mo-
BARGAIN. vacant. .o21s 1st st. NV: large
3-story row brick, s rooms, / y baths: coal
h.-w.h.; $3.50, $500 down, SS5 month
Evening star., 1943-11-25

VIRGINIA COUNTRY ESTATE,
5A A., 2l2 Mi. From Falls Church.
Modern T-room house on hard-surface
road, 3 blocks TO bus. school and church.
House consists of large living room. dining
room, kitchen, with electric range and re-
frigerator; back porch screened in, an
open front porch; second floor, 4 bedrooms
and bath, large screened-in sleeping
porch. finished attic. basement. coal hot
water heat; new chicken house with run
ming water and electric lights, brooder
house wired. young orchard with about 80
assorted trees. good garden spot with lots
OF berry plants, grape arbor, excellent
pasture with stream and shade for stock,
well fenced; S14.750. About n cash and
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
AUCTION SALES.

WAREHOUSE and yard space wanted, suit.
aole Tor lumber storage; will rent or buy
Box l14-D, Star.
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Realtor.
1929 Eve St NV RE h34h

BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS.
$17,500.
Within blocks Of Chevy Chase Circle
at Conn. ave-. near Blessed Sacrament
Church: express bus depot, stores and
every convenience. 5 freplaces throughout
the house, large living room 16x30, but
ton hall on beautiful corner lot; this
home Is not new, but in excellent condi-
tion. recently redecorated; a splendid value
at this price. Please call Mr.. Mannakee,
FRANK fi lS1S 6 phillips Dr 1a1,
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LARGE BRICK HOME
In Excellent Chevy Chase Section.
Facing Park

QUNk POSSESSION.
On Rapid Bus Line.
Lot 600 Feet Deep.
First floor has large entrance hall. living
room. solarium, dinins. room, kitchen and
baths and sleeping porch; third soor, 5
bedrooms. bath and large storage space
detached garage: oil heat
Call Mr.. Moss at Shepherd $500
Evenings. Shepherd 7lsl
WOODMOOR REALTY CO. INC
$3.50 Colesville Rd.. Silver Spring, Nd 2ss
Evening star., 1943-11-25

NEAR ST. GABRIEL CHURCH,
a. dandy 6-room and bath (buiit-in tub,
shower, etc. brick, concrete front and
double screened rear porches: new condi-
ton: vacant immed. poss; price, 1880,
terms E. A. GARVEY, D1. 45os: eve.
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IYNHAVEN

5-room brick with screened front porch,
tull basement, automatic air-conditioned
neat, other prewer features; only 10 min
from Pentason, Bureau of Printing and
Engraving. Agriculture: 24-hour bus service
lO.cent fare; immediate possession: price
only $3.50 easy terms. Call Mr.. Ivey,
TE. $500: evenings after 7. AD 1888.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1943-11-25

Available at once, merchandise only; de-
livery and distribution service If desired
ALVORD CO.
RE. OlS6 400 26th ST NV i.
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JACK HAYES, INC.

Realtor.
2o2o P ST. NV DU. 77s4.
Circle, semidet.; II r,
Z z, b o new-houss cond;: immediate poss.;
C0LORED-ouincey st. ne; r. b.; gar:
down; v, W; Bailey; MA. 1870:
G160LokED1l7oo e =; block Euclid st. nv;
down "; W, Bailey. Ma. 1870.
COLORED-700 block 9th st. ne; r, b.;
h.-w.h.: 2 kitchens: $500 down. W. w.
Bailey. MA. 1870.
COLORED, near 1st and W. sts.;. 10 rms,
baths; 3 kitchens, h.-w.h.. electricity:
w. a0sa ssephens 81 1isRee is9 month
COLORED. near 18th and s sts.: q large
rms, h.-w-h., electricity full cellar: ideal
location, ,conv. to all transp.; must sacri-
nee; Call MT. stephens. DE. 1859.
COLORED-Near North Capitol and quincy
sts; ss;:; 6 large rms: modern: reereation rm !;
cash. terms. Call Mr.. Dickens, DE. 1852.
COLORED11363 Maryland ave, ne;
S-room brick house. ] bath: $1,000. Call
RE. 4787. Russell F. Barrett.
GC39LL9REp[,M1A, IpEIAGHEP HOME, JUST
LAND. GOOD FRONTAGE, ONLY $3.50.
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HOUSES ron sALE.
[ICHIGAN )

Corner, 0-room, semidetached brick.
years old, excellent condition, recreation
room, gas-air conditioned heat, convenient.
Substantial cash. Ma. 1913, Eyes. EX. 1882.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
STORAGE SPAC

OR RENT, salesroom and warehouse, 4O4
9Th st. s.w: three floors, elevator. in
leart Of market area Maurice Fitzgerald
III G st. NV MA 33SR
Evening star., 1943-11-25
MD,
50 250

Nearly new 3-bedroom house, convenient
location. on large corner lot. Screened
porch. Well worth seeing promptly as it
viii not last long. Prompt possession,
Cali Woodley 23QQ; once open until 8
Evening star., 1943-11-25

Detached Colonial
bedrooms, 2 baths, nice kitchen, nre-
place, automatic hot-water heat; large
hsba ana sebeaIs NJ conYenlenIt 70 1unlpr ana
sion January
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Near Catholic University.
2h-story, fully detached house of "A
rooms, baths; coal h.-w.h; lot, 5Ox1 so;
Scar garage; ideal for 2 families; house
has been completely renovated and in 1st-
class condition: now vacant; priced at
JOHN J. McKENNA,
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CONTINUED On Next Paso.I
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INSPECTION INVITED.
in Maryland Park; they are well planned
and substantially built, with tiled bath
rooms, large, bright kitchens. Easements,
school, bus. streetcar and stores within a
block; price, $3.50; small down payment.
attention. of any and ali families paving
s $3.50 rent rent for a l-bsdroom apt; give
cious home: let the kiddies romp and
play. 102 Gath st. Open daily for inspec-
ton. For further particulars,
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5 ACRES.
$1,000 DOWN.
ENGLISH-TYPE BRICK.

new Arranged as apts Excellent II
vestment. Oil heat. insulated. 10c bu
Price. $500. CHI. S76l
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

VACANT-PRICE $13,750.
Center-hall entrance, large living room,
nreplace. dining room, kitchen, 3-bedrooms,
baths and library, automatic heat, built
IN garage: beautiful rear garden, trees.
FRANK M. SULLIVAN,
DI. 3434. WO. 4153. 26s
WIS. AVE. AT MT. ALTO-ALMOST NEW
TMO-FAM1LY HOME, 8 BEDROOMS
LIVING ROOMS, 2 KITCHENS, 2 BATHS;
GAS HEAT; AUTOMATIC HEATER;
WEATHER-STRIPPED INSULATED: GA
EAGE; EXCELLENT TRANSPORTATION
EASILY CONVERTIBLE INTO 3 APIS.
CALI. OWNER rTrd
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.;:s % =; =; . ): 81 s::; f.; +; :;
x CREPE BE. 5': :: e; ';::;;: e:
:: 4: !: :: :; ] $ s: :: s:
:; ;:: Il "a, ;:;: % sou 8:
esse; a s" SG; tSss: s';;' s two 'o,: ao.
rur pA,Ars ROYAL D0"'S''''' -
Evening star., 1943-09-01

Somewhere in the back of your mind you how want
living room to ok Perhaps want graceful period soft with
muted coors dgned charm perhaps long for bright flash OF
vibrant coos lines modern furniture
perhaps just want vb full quiet comfortable chairs
tered deep the wide choice
offer of yesyou will find exactly what you wish in
spiration furnishings.
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Suitable sofa Partners in Comfort Charm and Quality
HANDSOME CHAIRS

Hardly living have comfortable
follow for each member of the family guests.
D. BARREL CHAIR: Blends beautifully setting
of and coo
E. LAWSON CLUB CHAIR chal mforl
F. REGENCY ARMCHAIR: Handsome back
BUY BUDGET PAYMENT PLAN 2oa6 down. small
saments-sight carrying charge.
rHE P4LAs ROYAL.
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Fine Furniture Designed for Fine Living
. Each Piece MusIin-lined and Custom-built
18th Century Period and Modern Trends
Distinguished Workmanship Of Quolity
Choose Your Fovorite Color and Material
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Weddings
Continued From Page DID

bridegroom, assisted Mrs. Harden
in receiving the guests. Later
Capt. and Mrs. Hanson left on
their wedding trip, the bride
wearing a sage green gabardine
suit with a brown fur topcoat
and brown accessories, with a
corsage bouquet of green orchids.
The bride was educated in
Boston, Washington and Manila
and received her A. B. degree
from the College of William and
Mary.
Capt. Hanson was educated at
the Episcopal High School in
Virginia, Cornell University and
the College of william and Mary,
from which he received the de-
grees of A. B. and LII. B. He is
a member of Chi Psi Fraternity,
Omicron Delta Kappa Honorary
Fraternity and the Flat Hat So
ciety. He received his commits
sion from the officers candidate
class at Quantico. At the pres
ent time he is on leave from
active duty with the Marine
Corps in the Panama Canal
Zone.
Guests at the wedding from
out Of town were Mrs. J. H. Pace
and Miss Esther Pace of Colum-
bus, Ohio; Miss Nancy Ryan of
Boston, Mrs. Carl I. Nixon and
Mrs. Robert D. Taylor of Roches-
ter, N. Y, and Miss Barbara
Clawson of Plainfield, N. j.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
Robert Petzolds
Will Mark Goth
Wedding Day
Physician and Wife
To Celebrate With
Family Reunion

DR.. and Mrs. Robert T. Petzold
will celebrate their 60th wedding
anniversary at their home today.
The celebration will be in the form
Of a family reunion and DR.. and
Mrs. Petzold will be joined by their
son and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. George K. Petzold of Phila-
delphia, and other relatives from
nearby cities.
A dinner party will be given in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. Petzold by
their son and daughter in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert M. Petzold of this
city, with whom they make their
home.
DR.. Petzold for many years was
engaged in the drug business in
Washington, prior to which he had
his business in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1943-01-24

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Evening star., 1943-01-24
Miss Virginia Saum
Rev. Mr.. Edmonds
Are Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl w. Saum of
Alexandria announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Virginia Earl Saum, to the Rev.
Leonard Sheldon Edmonds at a
family dinner party given Friday
evening.
Miss Saum attended Madison
College in Harrisonburg, Va, and
Dunbarton College of the Holy
Cross in Washington.
The Rev. Mr.. Edmonds, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Edmonds
of Oskaloosa, Kans., was gradu-
ated from Park College in Park
vile, Mo, and the Louisville
Presbyterian Seminary in Louis
vile, KY. He was ordained a
minister in the Presbyterian
Church in 1899. At the present
time he is the protestant chap
lain for the District of Columbia
Penal Institutions, working un-
der the Washington Federation
OF Churches.
The wedding will take place in
the spring.
Evening star., 1943-01-24
Bessie Williams
Among Visitors
At w arrentOn
Mrs. Harry Pool
Returns From
Neze, 0rR

WARRENTON, Va, Jan. 23.-Miss
Bessie Williams of Baltimore is
spending some time with Mrs.
James C. Biddle of Paradise.
Mrs. Harry Pool has returned
from New York, where she spent a
few days after taking her daughter,
Miss Sally Hoxton Spilman, back
to Garrison Forest School.
Miss Sarah Warren entertained
Sunday afternoon in honor of Miss
Anne Barrett and 1t. John Brady
Marks, whose marriage will take
place January 80.
Mrs. S. j. Macy and her mother,
Mrs. j. Carruth, have returned from
New York, where they attended the
wedding of Mrs. Macys daughter,
Miss Jane Duenner, to Mr.. Robert
c. Lyon, jr.
Pvt. Douglas Harcourt Lees, jr., of
Camp Young, Calf, is spending
some leave with his parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Robertson
have returned from Baltimore,
where they visited their daughter,
Mrs. John Midlen.
Miss Ann Bartenstein and Miss
Barbara Bartenstein have finished
their five weeks instruction with the
WAVES at Cedar Rapids. Mich.
and are spending a week with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Bartenstein, before going to Nor
man, Okla Their brother. Pvt.
Andrew BartenStein, of Fort Story,
also joined them at home for three
days during their visit.
Mrs. Isabel Cotton Smith left
Wednesday to spend several weeks
with friends in New York.
Mrs. A. F. Johnson has returned
to her home in Milboro, Va, after
spending 10 days with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
S. Peach, near Upperville.
Mrs. A. c. Humphrey left this
week for Mishawaska, Ind, to spend
the remainder of the winter with
her husband