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Evening star., 1943-02-05

ROOMS-Z bH HO.
Modern brick house. ideal for roomine;
y block to Columbia I'd: new-house
condition throughout, including new roof
Vacant. Immediate possession. Terms
DIXIE REALTY, National $3.50
Evening star., 1943-02-05
A SPACIOUS HOME.
DIGNITY AND CHARM.

Close 70 Connecticut ave one block from
Chevy Chase Club. Detached house OF 3
rooms a bedrooms . baths. lavatory. tile
floor sunroom. heated sleeping porch. :,
extra rooms in attic. Details OF planning
and architecture creates the gracious
setting OF the designed to-order home. .
hreplaces. oil heat. 2-car garage, nice lot.
Possession. Evenings phone GE -13l.
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
tEst. 1872
DT 1O1S
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$3.50.

VI ,25O.
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Near Airport and Torpedo Plant. Almost
new, semi-detached brick home. 8 cheer
ful rooms, tile bath. shower. full base
ment. automatic heat. storm windows and
doors. Immediate possession Call Mr.
Dreisen, with BETHEL, DI. 3100. Eve
nings and Sunday. ia 6qO2
Evening star., 1943-02-05
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

BETHESDA. MD. - FTPEPROOF BLDG
approximately 1000 So IT of space. all on
one floor. oflces on End a. OF rms. and
Law: $50.
Also rear hlds.. approx. 1900 50. II. OF
space. $50.
30 600 So IT. open-ar storage space,
with bldg 90 It, by 32 f.. $3.50.
LINKINS CO,
! Dupont Circle Decatur 1900.
Evening star., 1943-02-05

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SPACE FOR RENT FOR BUSINESS PUR-
poses. 7oi New Jersey ave. NV, ME.
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Sl0.S5O.
NEAR NEW NAVAL HOSP
VACANT

Large corner wooded lot g rooms ~
hs tbs saraes, porch. pergola, gas heat.
Evening star., 1943-02-05

J., United States for the District a, LEE Ca
iuHipla na 5 MABEL MABEL GRACE STONE pIsintifY
feod Ys O., REBER LrrTLEHALEs, ct al, Be,
soLipAssTE1S sTSiyi1 W,Ag Aati9n r No 12a35 con
Anclllary, Receiver of the Blue Rdse 'EH, ss,
GIurltie? Corporation Plaintiff. vs. IqsE1Ssr Ss,
sctiov a. MARNREN; N et al. Defenda nts.MciviI 4o Il
ceivers of the Estate of Rates W. re, re
ueeeaStd' having received an offer Tor
}}ng we p[a'aLe sale Of certain property belong
tIns,fenesJ tiij no sala a. decedent. known and dis
-, Square ?553. Improved by premiSes Ses
~ Columbia Road NV, known sn fba
hlWSn APARTMENTS: from L. McT'augbIir
tot Ei, lne ne sum of NinetySeven Thousand
INK l,ihTei1 Huhaied Dollars go 500, ali casn.
per cent on the first 5000 90 of said
@atcS prica and three per cent on ali n
t%ceSS lhcreot. rents. taxes. interest, etc
10 oe adjusted 10 the date Of transfer
It t. IS by the Court, this 4th day of Februarvy'
i'1:5. ApJUDGED and ORDERED that The
dIoiSsdld SAFE be authorized and confrmed d
bY me court and that said receivers be
sd %m,h!or.Zad and directed to execute the
with unless cause TO the contrary be
rho"n' or a higher offer. acceptable 10 the
SouTt, be made on or before the eth dpy
OF FPprnary. 1919. at ten O'Clock AM
be heard and, higher offers VIII be CON
s!dered, provided copy OF this order be
punished once in The Washinston Law
RKeporter and once in The Evening Star
Newspaper at least ten days prior to the
pIy1, IN day Of Februoory, l943. DAVID A.
Te,t. cHARLEs E sTEEwAR.T. Clerk. 5er ''Gs By
JOIN o. BOWEN. Deputy Clerk.
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American University Park.
Five to seven hundred dollars down. bal
anca like rent. buys this attractive corner,
9 rooms, bath, auto. heat. porches, etc.
eSfe1f1t YoHR sfHndeF a9ly S15e I
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. NE. 54OO.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.


LARGE ROOM IN MY Law SUITE: IN.
answering service; $50. Ma. ao4a,
FoR FS Rent, OFFICE SPACE. SOUTHERN
!. orFdcE Rooms, e .l,,,z BLOCK FROM
suitable ior bsau.y parIer With saqipmsnt
i1YailsOs 1a sovS Spy st saS aisx ias4 w. WALTERS
PRoFEssloNAL ,cFFIcE, CONN AYE.
tor or dentist CO. 0024. Ewes. VIC. Ot00
STORES FOR RENT.
36O5 GEORGIA AVE. NEAR MOVIE AND
Woolvorths; low rent; excellent location
Call MR.. ISEN MA, "6ae
Silver Spring. Md
Piney Branch Rd., and Flower Ave
M LARGE HoGsins and Apt Development.
Reasonable Rental. Call Ordway 3aSn
1919 NEW YORK AVE NV
private lavatories: heat included s"5o
$40 50. IT. heat Included: reasonable
9@a g ST. NV.
Newly decorated, 50x24; heat Included
1,,s E1s ! i yALsHEi s1I;s,,, 1Nc,; GAGS
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.
1916 Georgia ave.-S35-Approxim
lex25. suitable for any business. available
February |.
140i X CAFRITZ DI QnS0
GOOD WILL FREE.
Best Grocery Location in Restric-
tive, Residential Georgetown,
3OO3 P ST. NV.
NOW BEING VACATED BY CHAIN
GROCERY
Proper party must act quickly for this
opportunity. OWNER, 2l3 Colorado Bldg
NE. 004l after pm. EN-. 1900.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,

4-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW BY OWNER
bath and fireplace. 1l9 George Mason rd
Falls Church Va :.
BROOM BUNGALOW, CITY WATER
electric. Phlgas. asbestos shingles 8 lots
fenced. screened porch; Sl,5oo. Hillside
Evening star., 1943-02-05
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcoc,.)

SITE FOR CAMPFIRE GIRLS FOR 8
ton and grocery store summer season.
Box 1la-T, Star.
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR 2-BED-
room apartment by Army major and his
mother; Northwest section or Alexandra
preferred. Can furnish excellent refer
snces ed viii give property best of ca-e.
Republic GOO, Ext. 2c35, or address BOX
155-X Star.
Evening star., 1943-02-05

We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section Of the city and near suburbs We
can and YOU a responsible tenant II you
will list your house with US.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
OWNER TRANSFERRED

And has requested that We sell this at
sh Tooms eTna and nafn bas La
Gated in Shepherd Park, Just north Of
Walter Reed Hospital, il is in one of the
most convenient neghborhoods in the city.
The price is low to effact a quick sale.
Call NE, !43 until pm.
Evening star., 1943-02-05
.5OO-Chevy Chase. Md.

BEDR OOMS. . BATHS.
This is one OF those substantial old homes
situa ted within | square OF Chevy Chase
Circle. a location recognized as the most
desirable area in Chevy Chase. Convenient
to transport loon. churches. stores, public
and parochial schools. Center hall plan,
living room, library large dining room,
pantry and side porch. On the second
floor are bedrooms all with cross venti-
lation; . baths: features include maids
room and toilet, comparatively new oil
furnace Beautiful lot, over 7O-ft frontage,
with shade trees and variety Of shrubs:
garage. THOS. ]. FISHER 2s CO, INC.
rector. DI fS30. This evening call
MRS. PAFFETTO, OIL. O32?
Evening star., 1943-02-05
IT'S BRAND-NEW

And one OF the last remaining new homes
in the city. located in the Cleveland Park
area. all schools, stores and transporta-
ton are within a few minutes walk
There are 8 large rooms. ci, baths, ar
ranged to give the. maximum in both
sell and ou terms within the reach Of
the average person. Call NE. 1143 un-
til q pm
WESIEY BUCHANAN pEA1rnp
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

AND STORAGE. reasonabje rates
VIII take your surplus furniture as uart
oaymeht on your moving Edelman's Nov
nE q storage Co, TaElnr o02- &c
Evening star., 1943-02-05
HOUSES FOR SALE,

3 or bedroom house. unfurnished
furnished. WIN pay up to $50 mo,
Evening star., 1943-02-05

2-sTORY BRICK. NEARLY NEW, ON BUS
line. rooms and bath, large porch. fire.
place, buih-in bookcases. GAS HEAT:
$3.50. Needs about Sl,75O cash Pos
session with title r. p. RIPLEY, SH.
1850. eve, Silver Spring o66S.
LARGE BRICK, II ROOMS. 5 BATHS;
iong-term lease; good for clubhouse. Box
l33- X. Star s.
Evening star., 1943-02-05

ONE-ROOM, KITCHENET-TE AND BATH.
furnished apartment desired immediately
by Government worker with wife and baby:
price must be reasonable; gentiles. Tsvior
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Miracles
Sought
by Majors

The Major Leagues need a
miracle team right now just like
a buggy needs horse. The base
ball standings today show the
ST. Louis Cardinals in front or
the National League by l3
games and the New York Yam
KEGS on top of the American
League by nine.
Practically everyone is TAX
ing for granted that the pen
nant races already are over and
'in the absence of any proof TO
the contrary this seems 10 be a
fair assumption.
but il was just about this
time last year that the Cardn-
ais began their amazing drive
to overhaul the Brooklyn bod
gers and go on 10 beat the Yam
KEGS in the World Series
The distance between first
and second in the American
League is not so great and the
Washington Senators have surg
ed back into second place by
winning nine Of eleven games.
Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland
all are closer 10 the Yanks than
the second place Pirates are 10
the Cardinals But all of them
have had earlier chances to
make their bids and have failed
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Andy Hardy. Tarzen
Play Golf Tourney

CHICAGO Aug. 10 - CAD -
Mickey Rooney and Johnny
Weissmuller, Andy Hardy and
"Tarzan" Of the movies, will
pinch hit for Bling Crosby and
Bob Hope in exhibition matches
at the Chicago Victory golf tour
nament Aug. 1922.
Proceeds Of the tournament.
which will have a field of some
40 amateur and professional
sta competing on invitation,
will 90 into a fund for wo -ded
serviccmen. The Chicago Dis
trict Golf Association, sponsor
OF the meet. has set $4,000 as
the goal. which. II realized,
would be s23, 900 more than
was raised az the Hale America
tournament last year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Bus Drivers
Gel Pay Boost
IL Cent Raise
Ordered by WLB

Forty two drivers OF Great
Lakes Greyhound su bu r b a n
buses serving the residents be-
tween Detroit and Mount Glenn
ems, were included in the 255
Greyhound Line s,0Inc, en-
ployees 10 receive a wage in
crease of IL cents per houf re-
troactive 10 February l, the re-
gional War Labor Board re-
vesled Saturday.
A strike recently by the driv-
ers asking II cents per hour
increase tied up transportation
service for three days.
Also receiving raise are
drivers giving service between
Detroit. Birmingham, Pontiac,
Wyandotte, Trenton, and River
Rouge. The drivers are members
Of Amalgamated Association OF
Street Electric Railway and Mo-
tor Coach Employees of America
(AFL).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
1850 Merchants Lose
Businesses in Two Years

LANSING Res -ie--4a--A
part of the story of hardship i'm
posed on small business by the
war is told in the record Of r.
900 merchants who have gone
out OF business in the past two
years, the State Revenue de
partment said today adding that
reports from its field staff indi-
cate the number of closures con
tinues 10 decline.
Commissioner Louis NJ Minis
said 80.023 business places cur
rently are licensed as retail
dealers by his department. COM
pared with $4,000 two years ago.
He said the decline was about
equally divided IN each of the
last two years, many OF the
closures attributable 10 mer
chants inability 20 obtain
enough goods or 10 hire enough
help. Many gasoline stations
were among the casualties
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Huge Gas Ration
Job is Completed
"A Book Issuance
Ended in County

The reisSuing Of basic gaso-
line ration books ended Satur-
day i'm Macomb County with a
total Of 2,4O3 A books pro-
cessed with the assistance OF the
Civilian Defense Volunteer Of
flee, rationing officials announc-
ed today.
Books proceSSed by districts
are Utica, 2,255. Harrison Town
ship, 463; Van Dyke USO, L.
500; Warren Township, 1850;
St. Clair Shores. 3.720, Fitzger-
aid USO. 2.265 Clinton Town
ship. 1922 New Baltimore, SIS;
Center Line. 2,43l; East Detroit,
300, Mount Clemens, $3.50; Ro-
meo. 1878, Roseville, 2687. New
Haven, 573; and Richmond, L.
1863.
In addition IS d gasoline ra-
ton books for motorcycles were
issued in Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Monitor Employees
Enjoy Outing
Picnic Held at
Horsen's Islond

Forty employees OF the Mon
itor Leader along with their
friends and families enjoyed an
all day outing at Harscns Is
land on Sunday. Much credit
and thanks 90 20 Inez Bowers
dorf and her food committee
tIrene A. JastrzemboWski, Mary
La Slack and Cave RandalD who
prepared such a tasty feed for
the hungry -owd.
Rollie Ochsenben Earl Mu-
mea and Alfred Sahr we're in
charge Of added refreshments.
Transportation was arranged
by Donald Link Ellie Mumea
and Herb Parres.
The afternoon Was spent in
swimming. card games and ac-
Invites too numerous mention.
Highlight of the afternoon was
the baseball game i'm which
practically every man partici-
pated Don Link and Ray Lor-
way chose sides Yves Kandt
and LorWay did TIE pitching for
the respective teams The Lor-
way outfit won. 6-5 with Alfred
Butch Sahr driving in the
winning rul He also made
some fine catches in the out
field. according 20 all reports
RuX WiSncr was credited with
four hits. Herb Parrcs attained
The best sunburn and Rollie
OChSenbcin worked ap The best
sweat. Ellie Mumca was asked
20 serve as a m p ire but he
couldn't be persuaded 10 leave
the card games so the teams had
20 tTErt for tirrir W.T. decisions
The names Of those who found
the game too strenuous and
complained of aching muscles
on Monday viii not be disclosed
The picnic is an annual affair
and the crowd is already look
ing forward TO next years gath
ering.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Runaway Held
i'm Minor
Crime Wave

A runaway New Baltimore
youth was in the detention home
in Detroit today after he start
ed a minor crime wave Wednes-
day, the day of his disappear
ance from home Included on his
list of stolen articles are two 80
calibre revolVerS and bicycle
He was apprehended by the
sheriffS deputies sleeping in a
field in Mount Clemens. He ad-
mitted taking the articles and
dispoSing Of them TO unknown
persons. officers said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
RoseviIIe Woman Wins
Divorce; Keeps Children

Wanda NJ Hooper, of 26725
Rosewood. RoSeville, was grant
ed a divorce from Leo Hooper,
Tuesday, July 81, by Judge
Fred W George, on grounds OF
extreme physical and mental
cruelty They separated Decem-
Der 10Th and Mrs Hooper and
her three sons, Neal Lee and
Joel have been living with her
parents, Mr.. ara MIS- Res Soon.
Mrs. Hooper, who retains COM
plete custody of the BOYS has
moved 10 Detroit with them,
where she has a Job in a defense
plant.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
WOMAN STABBED

Mrs Carrie Thomas IS. Of
1873 Wellington, Detroit, was
stabbed IN the chest by an uni
Identified Negro aSSailant in a
fight on the corner II Quinn
road and Gate street early Sun
day morning Deputy Sheriff
Thomas Kaltcnback reported to-
day. She was taken 20 st Jo-
scphs hospital and released aft
or firSt-aid was administered.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Could Peter Be Pumpkin
Eater With
Stomach Ulcer Pains?

Pumpkin pie would have proved dis
tressIng 10 Peter As well as anyone frog-
bled with sfter-eatIng pains Those Who
suffer with stomach -or-lleer- mains. md
gestlon gas pains heartburn, burning
sensation hloat and other conditions
caused -hv excess acid should 'rv U1E9
Get CSC box Of Udgs Tablets from
your druggist FRS, dose must convince
or return box - us and get DOUBi 2
YOUR MONEY BACK A. Bannow Drug
Company and drug stores everywhere.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
IRON GOLFER

KANSAS CITY - Up Miss
Edla (Iron Woman Carlson
played four matches in the city
tennis tournament Yesterday
and won three Of them She
won the Junior girls singles the
girls singles, paired with Bill
Eye 10 win a seml-final junior
mixed doubles, and was defeat
ed in the womenS singles semi
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10

The annual Craven reunion
was held at Marysville Park on
Sunday, August 8. and "A were
present from WatertoWn, Apple
gate, Charleston, Detroit, Romeo,
Capac, Memphis, Pontiac and
Armada.
The oldest member present
was Sam Hayes of WatertoWn,
and the youngest member pres
ent was Jimmie Ritter, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ritter
Of Romeo.
Officers elected for the COM
ing year are: president, Mrs.
Peter Braidwood, vice presi-
dent, Morris Hayes; secretary,
Mrs Bud Purlison; treasurer,
Mrs. Russell Craven.
The reunion will be held at
the same place next year on
the second Sunday in August.
There are six boys in the serv-
ice and they are to be sent gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Wood
and daughter, Sharon Lee of
Armada, Miss Etha Potter OF
Memphis and Gordon Garfield
Of Armada spent Sunday al Lake
Orion.
Miss Eths Potter of Memphis
is visiting Mrs. Laurence Wood
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs George Jeffrey
visited their daughter and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Ellis in Detroit, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Craven,
son Gary and Daughter Barbara
OF Charleston, visited relatives
here over Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Lappin
and son Richard spent last week
camping at OScoda with Mr.. and
Mrs Burton Harris and son Da-
vid of Detroit
The Tietz famil" held a fam
lily gathering at the Fair Grounds
Sunday. August g honoring Mrs.
Doris Tietz and two children Of
Texas and Mr. and Mrs John
Tictz Of Florida About - were
present from Detroit and Ar
mazda.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tietz Of
Detroit were the oldest mem
bers present
Mrs 6 A HaSbrouck is visit
ing relatives IN Detroit and Roy
al Oak
Miss Dorothy Bradley return
cd home Monday night after Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs Albert Brad
ley in Ann Arbor for a few
days,
Private Bob Ellis left for Nor
folk. Virginia Sunday morning
after spending a IA day fur
Tough with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Q a. Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs Nelson Miller
OF Detroit and Mrs Harvey
Crull spent the week END with
Mr., and Mrs. James Spencer in
Croswell.
Mrs. W f Stanlake and Mrs
Harvey Crull attended a red
and white kitchen shower al the
home OF Mrs Hazel Estes in New
Haven Saturday afternoon hon
oring Miss Lea TOhly
Bob Blakolcy OF the L s.
Navy is home on a seven day
furlough.
Miss Janet True spent Sunday
WITH N1r ana Mrs. Truman
Hastings Of Dryden.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin f Bur
mann received a telephone call
mann Saturday from Buffalo,
from their son AT Max II Bur
New York. Max has been trans
ferred from Sheppard Field.
Texas 90 the Buffalo University
al Buffalo. New York.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Twenty Two Yeor Old Star
Quits Big Competition

FORT WORTH. Tex -lP)-
Jane D.llard, queen of South
western swimmers. says she :
getting too old for big-time COM
petition so She taking her
last fling at the national AAU
N Indiana this month
Jane is p. and in 10 years of
swimming has won a case full OF
trophies. In 1889 she set a
worlds record for the 100-yard
breast stroke.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
SETTING OF EASTER

Present rule for determining
the date OF Easter was adopted
by the Council Of Christian
Churches in 325 A. d. This rule
says that Easter shall be the
first Sunday following the Pas
chsl full moon, on or soon after
March 81.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10
Armada Personals

Clarence Farrand of the Great
Lakes Naval Station at Great
Lakes, Illinois, is on a furlough
visiting his mother here and his
wife in Rochester.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-10

An infantry division in 1918.
was equipped With machines Of
$500 motive horsepower. today 5
armored division totals 100000
horsepower.
Evening star., 1943-08-15

A REAL BARGAIN!
Beautifully situated modern home and
:, acres in Lanham. Md. IA miles
from Capital. : large and :, small rooms
Upstairs easily convertible INTO apts. Close
to transp Priced low at $3.50 to sell
auickly Owner leaving city. Call HyattS-
VILE Il - rlnnsl
Evening star., 1943-08-15

OPEN TODAY, 12-6.
1905 EYE ST. NV.
Immediate possession. 3-Story brick
located in the heart of Washingtons medi-
cal center; 10 large rooms, bath. auto.
heat, etc. Newly reconditioned. This at
tractive home or investment and its ideal
location should be seen today for only
S1S.5U0 on terms.
Your Neighbor Bought From Us.
Leo M, Bernstein & Co. Met. 54OO
Evening star., 1943-08-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.
ATTENTION. DOCTORS
INVESTIGATES

IAN st. n w, Near Roosevelt High school
Beautifully finished equipped win
pest furniShines; building entirely rebuilt.
EngllSh basement designed with masnin-
cent living quarters. recreation room and
par nre escapes. baths: accommodates
- sCeSts: present income plus living
quarters, $40 monthly. S24 s25 with SUBJ
stantial cash down
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE
1t02 Girard ST NV Dupont 5ost
Evening star., 1943-08-15
j. B. TIFFEY & son.
VILLAGE, D. C.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES

Slo,50O
An unusually attractive center-han CO.
lonial brick, adjacent to and having
commanding view of Rock Greek Park.
Air conditioned heat with Kelvinator COOL
ing system beautifully paneed library
with fireplace. paneled recreation room
with fireplace, 3 bedrooms. > complete
ba his, first floor lavatory, storage attic: .
car garage. outdoor fireplace, pretty gar
den. The house is thoroughly insulated
even the side walls. Owner will consider
selling furniture Immediate possession.
BOSS & PHELPS. Realtors Exclusively.
Ask for Mr. Shackeford. MA. $500. Eve
pinps and SUNDAYS ST. 66OS
Evening star., 1943-08-15
TIFFEY BUILT,
sin 500

SUBSTANTIAL CASH REQUIRED.
o-family semidetached brick house, on
nice lot; there are > complete apts., with
all the latest modern improvements. with
an atmosphere of an individual home. The
md floor Is rented to very fine couple
and the 1st floor is owner occupied, and
will give possession at time of settlement.
This 2-family house has nice recreation
room and is screened, weather stripped and
is insulated, has storm sash also gas hot
water heat: convenient to everything. On
North Capitol St, north of Soldiers Home.
For appointment to inspect and further in
forma ton. call Mr.. Parker at ia. 1858
or RA. 1869.
j B. TIFFEY & SON.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
$4,000.
MONTGOMERY HILLS.

aa-acre corner, transportation, schools.
shopping center large garden and shade
trees. Lovely brick house with living room,
dining room. dnine alcove and kitchen. >
bedrooms and bath-all on first floor
Second floor has bedrooms and bath
Basement has recreation room, large bed
room and bath.
Open for Inspection.
To reach North on Georgia ave. to
Seminary rd.. left to 1901 Seminary I'd.
or call MR.. VERNON, WI. 1880, for ap-
pontment to inspect.
VIM, NJ THRoCKMoRToN.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
100 Eve 81 N Y
ROLLINGWOOD-$18.950.
4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS.
1St-FIOOr BedrOOm and Bath

Owner authorizes sell his beautiful brick
custom built home. only 4 years old.
Homesite. l0O-ft. from age, with large oak
trees; first floor. living. dining rooms; ex-
screened porch, de LUXE kitchen, laree bed
room. HOLLYWOOD bath; second floor. 3
bedrooms. large closets beautiful bath;
large recreation room with fireplace, auto
matte heat. Venetian blinds, attached >
car garage Vacant
ESLIF D MFASFLL. WO. 80
Evening star., 1943-08-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE n n

3Se4 kanawha St NV, ! block west Conn.
ave bus-EXclusive. restricted aeighbor
hood detached house, center hall bed
rms. tiled baths, large living rm.. fire.
place screened porch; oil heat: auto, h W:
futl basement stationary tubs. lavatory
detached garage; large, shaded lot: quiet
street: ideal for children. walking distance
Boy 2S.v
Evening star., 1943-08-15
NEARBY MARYLAND

! Must sell 6-room. detached brick,
! years old, lar2e rooms. modern. price re-
cuced for quick sale; possession with title.
/ FOc information call MR.. LYNCH RA.
Evening star., 1943-08-15
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HOME VALUES
NV. CORNER
DETACHED BRICK

Near Walter Reed, 4 Iarrs rooms a
bedrooms), bath. oil heat, gear
garage; beautiful lot. sOxtf5, cony.
10 stores, schools and transp. Don't
fail to see this unusual value. For
onlv x11 500.