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Evening star., 1943-09-30
More Tuxes

The Governments Christmas pres
ent to the American people, II men,
bers Of the House Ways and Means
Committee are correct in their time
table, will be a new tax bill designed
to raise from ten to twelve billion dol
lars OF additional revenue. If the new
taxes are to be levied, it is certainly
only fair to the American people that
they shall have the complete infor-
nation before the first of the new
year.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
American people are grimly anxious
to do all in their power to bring the
war to a successful conclusion, the
additional tax burden, superimposed
on the already high taxes, will be
jolt. However, it inevitably will
cause the people to demand that
extravaganza and waste Of the tax
payers money be wiped out. There
Is growing feeling that, whereas
the war effort has moved with great
success so far as production, training
OF men, and combat are concerned,
there is something wrong with the
expenditure Of money. Prices paid
for war material of all kinds have
been high. The method of cost-plus
payment has been general and it has
been conducive to high prices-iust
as 1t was in the last war. Renego-
tiation of contracts has recovered for
the Government hundreds of millions
of dollars, it is true. The returns,
however, have dealt with profits to
the contractors-not with the costs
OF individual pieces Of material
whether they be tanks, planes or
ships.
Senator George, chairman OF the
Senate Finance Committee, which
handles tax measures In the Upper
House, has painted a grim picture.
II this additional ten to twelve bill
lion dollars is to be raised it will
mean, he said, great boosts in indi-
vidual income tax rates, with lower
ing OF exemptions. 1t will mean 80
per cent in the lowest brackets OF
$4,000 net income and under. For
larger incomes 1t will mean still
larger increases. 1t will mean the
elimination of 10 per cent credit for
earned income. For corporations it
will mean an increase from 40 to so
per cent in the combined normal and
surtax rates. In the opinion of the
Georgia Senator, it will be necessary
also to levy further "excise taxes
which are, after all, really sales taxes.
The administration, ever since Mr..
Roosevelt became President, has con-
sistently backed away from a general
Federal sales tax. Yet it is a tax
easily collectible. Representative Ia
ber Of New York, ranking Republican
member of the Appropriation Com
mittee of the House, estimates that
$4,000, 100000 could be raised by such
tax. He argues that such a tax
would help to head off imitation, by
draining off purchasing power. 1t
may be that, in the end, the new tax
bill will carry such a tax-though
strenuous efforts will be made to
avoid it.
There is one thing the legislators
should do in connection with the
proposed new tax law They should
see to it that the income tax law be
simplifed. AS the act stands today,
estimates of taxable income are. to
many people, unnecessarily compli-
Gated
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Action in Prospect

Senator Connally Of Texas, chair
man OF the Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee, has announced
that his committee will draft post
war foreign policy resolution of It's
own in due time. 1t will be written
first by a subcommittee of eight, of
which he is also chairman, and then
submitted to the full committee for
its approval. 1t Is heartening to
learn that the committee intends
to act. 1t would be even more
heartening, however, If the COM
mittee should get down to work
without further delay. 1t has been
considering the question for several
months already.
The course now determined upon
by the Senate subcommittee means
pigeonholing the Fulbright resolu-
tion, adopted overwhelmingly by the
House. This resolution would put
Congress on record as favoring
American participation in appro-
pirate international machinery to
preserve peace in the future. It does
seem as though the Senate COM
mittee might have been willing to
take up the Fulbright resolution and
amend 1t, If 1t desired, instead of
undertaking to put forward an en-
tirely new resolution of its own. In
the end, the Senate committee
resolution may be offered as a sub
stitute for the House resolution In
the Senate itself. BY such a course,
Joint action Of the two houses on
a foreign policy resolution can still
be obtained. This would be far
preferable to separate action by each
house on different resolutions. If
the Congress is to speak, 1t should
do 50 unitedly.
There seems no reasonable doubt
that the American people by con-
siderable majority favor collabora-
tion by the United States with other
nations after the war to preserve
peace. 1t is that principle which is
enunciated in the Fulbright resolu-
ton That resolution does not under
take to do more than state a
principle. It may be that resolution
drafted by the Senate committee
would 60 no further Certainly If
the Senate undertakes to state in a
resolution how this collaboration is
to be carried out, it may lead to bitter
controversies and long debate.
The Senate in the past has ar
rogated to itself the privilege of
dealing with foreign relations. Under
the Constitution it is the Senate, not
the House, which passes upon
treaties with other nations. Never
theless, 1t appears that the House is
amply justified when it undertakes
to play its part in laying down
principle Of such far reaching i'm
portance as that contained in the
Fulbright resolution. The House has
acted, while the Senate has delayed.
1t would be unfortunate in the ex-
treme If rivalry should arise between
the two bodies which would inter-
fere with anal decision. The Allied
Nations, as well as the American
people, would be greatly encouraged
by fortnight statement by Con-
gress on the maintenance of peace in
the future.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Dorothy Thompson
Taken to Task.
To the Editor OF The Star

% Lne EultOT OF The Star.
I have often wondered whether the
Axis will to continue fighting in the
nope of securing some form of negotiated
peace is not bolstered by the conviction
that the American Nation does not
wholly approve of the course pursued by
"the men directing our destinies"
In The Star of Friday, September IT,
in Miss Dorothy Thompson's column ap-
pear these words
IF our authorities believed that what
happened to Mussolini was not impor-
tant, then our trouble lies just where I
have suspected, namely, In a total lack
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Three persons were injured on a
runaway stagecoach on mountain
roads near Denver. Now, to turn the
clock back completely, we ought to
be reading about a shipwreck on
"the raging canal"
Evening star., 1943-09-30

Manager Ray Southworth OF st.
Louis feels quite confident of his
teams chances in the coming World
Series. He says all he has to do to
win II to play his Cards well.
Evening star., 1943-09-30
Letters to the Editor

!. Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address OF
the ,Drtter, although the use OF
a pSeudonyna for publication is
permissible. The Star reserves
the right to edit all letters Nth
a Uie1D to condensation.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

@. Is it possible for an individual who
has played professional sports to revert
to amateur standing?-E. w.
A. The Amateur Athletic Union SAYS
that any one playing professional sports
for money cannot be reinstated as an
amateur. Under A. A. U. rules, once
professional. always professional, and
a professional in one sport Is a profess
sional in all sports. However, in golf.
professionals are allowed to engage as
amateurs If they have not profess
sionalized themselves in the sport of
golf.
Evening star., 1943-09-30

TO oct an authoritative dnstDer to q
question use this Information Bureau.
This offer OF serDtce does not include
discussion OF domestic problems.
1t is better to talk these matters oDer
NTH relatives or close personal
friends. In toritino do not use post
cards. Address your inquiry to The
Erenins Star Information Bureau,
Frederic J. Hasktn, Director, Wash.
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return postage.
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FURNISHED.

8 rooms, semi-detached brick
house and garage, handicapped
yard; 4 bedrooms, living room,
dining room, breakfast room,
kitchen.
Cocktail lounge and powder
room in basement.
All beautifully furnished. 2
pianos.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Washington's finest residential
section. Priced $21 900. Open 10
am. to 5 pm. Sunday and Mon
day.
1913 3oth ST. NV
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


COLORED-S. W.-2-SToRY BRICK, SIX
rooms, bath; price, $3.50; terms, $3.50
leash, balance like rent.
l. st. ne. near North CapitoI-2-story
brick, rooms, bath. gas. cleo, $500;
$500 cash, balance monthly.
LLOYD r. TURNER, 500 18th Sw
COLORED
Kenyon st.---10 rms. btu h.-w.h., full
pc sement, rear porch, gar, lowered back
yd.: $500 cash required.
Near 18th and R-12 rms, 2 baths,
h. "; h., oil fired, full cellar: $1,000 cash
required
18th st. n.w.-12 rms, 2 bths., Q kitch-
ems, rear porches, full cellar: $500
cash required
Montello awe rms. btu. h.-w.h.,
COLONIAL porch; $3.50 cash required.
bath, h.-w,h, oil fired, recreation rm., 2
inclosed rear porches, garage; 81 500 cash
required
Near LIST and r. I. n.w-9 rms, tile
oath, 1uli basement, garage; $1,000 cash
JOHN P. MURCHISON,
sunday, AID. 1925 weekdays Pc ago. .
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Sc. DETACHED BRICK.

Attractive. modern brick. rooms and
bath on q distinctiveiy situated lot. in
kitchen with breakfast nook and 2 large
hedroor1s tile path with shower, hard
tnilt-ia garage. close-in Sc location /
blk, from trans: price. $4,000: LARGE cash
payment required. Sunday and Monday,
| to- 8 pm. call Mr.. Shanwell, GE. 1850
weekdays cal once
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC,
1902 New Jersey Ave. NV. DU. s7s7,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Mr.. LIST AND w SITS. NV.
ve-bedroom brick good condition,
auto. h.-w.h. immediate possession: sub
stantial cash required. Trinidad 1855.
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AND STEELE.

REALTORS, FALLS CHURCH 1920.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS.
5 rooms and bath almost one acre of
land LAM beautiful shrubbery. lawn and trees;
be seen to be appreciated S5,950, $1,000
down.
FRIENDLY, MD.
rooms and bath, over Va acre of land;
miles D. G.; SO. $50. $3.50 down.
CAMP SPRINGS, MD
4-room- and-bath brick, cleo. range, oil
heat. hardwood floors, fireplace, large lot;
S4,250, $3.50 down
FoRESTvILLE. MD.
rooms and bath. large spacious rooms,
large front porch. oil hot-water heat cleo.
range, Va acre land: bus service; S6,750.
NEAR CLINTON MD.
A rooms cleo, one acre: chicken house;
$1,950.
Also 5 rooms and bath tno tixtures).
basement, large attic. This place also has
4-room cottage, one acre land. long 'front.'
age on No. 5 highway. beautiful shade,
chicken house; $4,000. terms.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN,
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CoLoRED11soO blk. Kenyon st. NV
! L rooms. bath. basement, h.-w.h, coal;
N m sood eono h must be seen to appreci-
$3.50; 1900 block 18th ST. nw-1I-
room brick, bath, electric: 3 stories, h.
17th St; Sc; Make Us an offer, Many other
Sunday $50 to pm. Repubi ils Res? Real
CoLORED-Maryland ave. ne. near 18th
St. ne; $4,000: brick, rooms and bath.
h-wh; (coap; could be converted into 3
COLoRED-5o0 Block 23rd p b. n,e.-Mod Mod :
srn 6-rm. dwelling. with porches and yards
Price. S7,750. NO 5025, Sundays Ho.
CoLORED-Fine dwelling, 10 rms. 2
baths modern in every respect: NV sec
aloni can be shown by appointment: price,
CoLoRED--Irving near warder st.-s-rm.
s esicx Kitchens itS gas heat Gear stone
FIX 5sasGP $50 l1th D st nw 81 RE
c sseson wa Megr.
rssn s5sh front n eeqsS esaSS
ESP ss r 1ss st. nw like Ma se? 5so Pat Tr0ano
5: r., INV: beat; $50 down bal. mo. W. w W.
SoLoREpL4o6 block n ST. n.w-s r. and
b Jstr Rsf,e1 hes It sl5o down. bal mo.
CoLoRED-1300 block South Cap.-Brick
f. r.; IN b. stove beat; $500 down. bal. mo.
COLOR poal 7S opip p9 gl ns-s-rm
res baths. $3.50. 'is Joe curt o.e FIR
COLORED-6 r, tile bath. h.-wh., cleo
tricity: long yard; good condition; near
n CAPITOL and Q sts: terms. NO. 1909.
COLORED-Near Kenyon and Warder sts
.6 r., h.-w.h., hardwood floors. porches,
front and rear; new-house condition: i'm
mediate possession. Call Mr.. Waddell LII.
6563: weekdays, DE. 1161.
COLORED-Near N. Capitol and sts-
3 rooms. h.-w.h.. tile BATH good condition
throughout: possession soon: terms A. w.
STEPHENS. DE. 1862.
on, 2 floors: auto. heat, electricity full
cellar: terms. A. w. Stephens, DE. 1852
COLORED-127 Quincy pl. n.e-Good
condition: 6 lovely rooms, large bath;
front. back porches, nice ward. cellar;
$4,000, ~ Que st. ne; $4,000. 81 o St.
ne, $3.50. RE. 1898
COLORED--12OO block of st. n.w-6
heat front and rear wards: house in
splendid condition: price $1,000. NO.
5025; SUNDAYS. Ho. 1889.
CoLoRED-s3,a5o. South Carolina ave
c q he al l. l.
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300 block Rittenhouse ST. n.w.-Semi-
detached. rooms. modern bath and
shower, gas heat automatic hot-water
heater, 2 inclosed back porches. buiit-in
garage; block from 9th 81 bus and ali
schools. For information call .: y QCon-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR SALE.

Full price. small cash, balance small
monthly payments. Capitol Hts, lot Soy
225. 5 rooms, bath. heat, electricity, gas
available. No brokers' Eyes, DE 22a3
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FALLS CHTJRCH

A fine 7-room house in the best section
OF Fails Church, conv. to buses, stores,
schools and churches, with a frontage on
living room, with fireplace. dining room,
Kitchen kitchen center hall; v bath, side and back
fioored attic, full basement, oil furnace.
convertible to coal; h.-w h.: fine shade and
fruit trees, shrubbery and flowers; excel
lent garden with lots of berry plants; high
elevation; price, S13,750; substantial
cash: reasonable terms.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sac.

ARLINGTON. 2 miles from Key Bridge
Attract. 5-room bungalow; liv. room 1920,
Tile bath, stove and refrigerator. h.-w.h h.
Lee highway to Military I'd at cherrydale,
right = blocks to Vacation lane, right to
sa34 ~; Open Sunday and Monday II to
NEW-FALIs CHURCH.
,ra Beautiful Cape COD, sarroanded by
down. Falls Church 1851
MASONRY BUNGALOW. 4 rooms, bath.
utility room hardwood floor. gas RANGE.
garage. poultry house; lot f00x300: near
OAK Lawn subdivision. nearly an acre:
stream stream trees. large shack: $500: 500
Camp Springs. two, lots. rooms, foln-
SIS mo. Dan Abbott tt Clinton clinton 81 a0"n'
ONE OF -vIRGINIA's rare old gentlemen
estates, local ted 8 miles south of Alexandria
Va. between the Mount Vernon Memorial
acres Of land ana 900 feet water front. 30
Spacious grounds, beautiful sunken gar
dens, beautiful shrubbery. lovely driveways
LARGE brick, cement and steel Colonial
dwelling with 8 rooms, four baths. plenty
lined storage room. Full basement Complete
in every detail, wine cellar and too many
| nice things to describe
heat from central heating plant that heats
large garage as well rs the house
Splendid tenant mouse near the mansion,
| for gardener and caretaker Summer
| houses and shady hooks in every direction
Must be seen to be appreciated. This is
worth visit, to inspect even IL you Just
wish to see lovely place
For privilege to Inspect call A. Dom
| iphan & Son, 405 Doniphan Buildinr.
Alexandria. Va. Phone Alexandria 0s40.
| 10zs ACRES LAND in the western part OF
Alexandria City. on Janneys Land, Opposite
College Park. High elevation, lovely shade.
This property is improved bv 9-room
| frame house. that rents for $40 per
| month. All modern improvements, The
| land in this section Is very valuable and
well adapted for. exclusive homes OF the
better type; The house is now vacant, but
VIII be " der lease for q year after Sep
: TENDER 15 IL not sold before that time
T II interested call a. 8. Doniphan g.
Son, 405 Doniphan Building, Alexandria,
| Va. Phone Alexandria OS40
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COLORED-S3,75O. South Carolina ave.
s.e-2-story, 6 r., bath, cleo, INV h.
(coaD
65 L st. n.w.-2-story brick, 8 rooms,
bath; large yard
1117 Congress st. n.e,-2-story brick q
family apt; terms. MA. 140S or RA.
1851,
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NORTHEAST

NOR IHEAST.
Six beautiful rooms and tiled bath. on
Central ave. in CAPITAL View. Hardwood
floors, large front porch. Bus passes the
door. Better hurry ON this one; $1,000
cash required. Daily or Sunday,
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
5001 E. CAPITOL st. Realtors. Lincoln 3540.
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COLORED-vACANT. OPEN, 1921 MON
telio ave- ne. Corner. newly decorated s
porches. Priced for quick sale. substar-
tial cash required.
6-room Colonial brick, near 18th and
G1rard SITS. NV, $3.50: $1,000 cash.
Near. 10th and sts n.w-15 rooms, 4
paths, large living room, bar. Substantial
cash payment.
Downtown Bargain! IL rooms. bat
large building on back facing street, suit
able for conversion into living quarters,
Lot 40 TT. wide. Sacrifice.
3115 18th st. n.w,-3 complete apts., oil
neat, newly decorated, splendid home and
investment. Less than $4,000.
Groom. bath, Colonial brick Girard St
near 18th n.w.-Modern in every detail
Less than $4,000,
EQUITABLE REALTY CO.,
1011 You st. NV. MI. 2OSO
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COLORED-VACANT,
145 D ST. Sc.
10 rms, baths. brick, oil h-w.h.:
ideal for 2 families or roomers: good loca-
4757
GUM g. MILLER. FIR. 2100.
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COLORED-VACANT.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME

Colonial brick, large rms, bath,
h.,w.h full basement; good condition;
priced right for quick sale.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Capitol st. Realtor. MA. 673o.
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VACANT--BARGAIN.

:. 10 rms, 2 baths. arranged for FAM
lilies; 2h beautifully wooded acres; near
Silver Spring. 5-min. walk to transp.: suit
able DAY nursery or conyalescent home:
6-rm., 2-bath modern concrete block
nungalow with ga acres: $1,000: terms;
JOHN a BRiCKLEY. FOREST GLEN, MD.
ST., 1851 SH O6OE
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6-rm.. brick home fireplace screened
porch. electric refrigerator, range and hot
water heater. weather-stripped and insu-
lated, built-in garage, large yard, partly
fenced; near bus and schools. Price,
S9,950; terms
WA. 1010. RiYerdale. Md WA 4RQa
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CHEVY CHASE GARDENS
S12 Q50

This is the home for the family desiring
rooms. one with fireplace; 2 baths built
IN garage. Office open today. Call Woodley
1900 for appointment to inspect EDW, H
JONES & CO., INC.
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TMMEDIATE POSSEsSToN

KILMAROCK, adjcing Takoma Park,
Md;-A community of welI-built homes,
each in natural setting, designed and
to give maximum living enjoyment at a
moderate cost: S12,950. brick cottage.
attached garage. with all appointments
VIII assist in financing. HARRY P. VII
LlAMS, SH. 1888, Takoma PIX Md
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IN MI. OF KEY BRIDGE.
Semidetached brick. 3 yrs old; large
rms; house In good condition: electric
reix and stove goes with, house; can give
REALTY AssocfATrESs. INC 9o. 46i7 G ise
until 9.
6-RM BRICK BUNGALOW
Built-in garage; large lot with fence:
&c ee prompt; price; So. 800. Call REALTY
CHI. 1888. Oxford 1870 Open until o.
LYON VILLAGE.
rms sttic fn meme large bed
Tage nies ,.I Let; ~, price, $13,o0o. Call REAL
CHI. 1893. oxford 1130. Open until 3.
$4,000, TERMSLIN EVANSVILLE.
1-rm bungalow. bath. cleo. h.-w.h.. full
paved street. close to everything.
$4,000. EASY TERMS.
4121 34th ST.. Mt. Rainier rms, Ia
baths, cleo, h.-w.h., garage. chicken
house: large lot: bus at door. ERWIN
REALTY co. Call Hyattsville 0334.
Evenings. WA. 1881.
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NEAR WALTER REED

Attractive bungalow with rooms and
2 baths; . bedrooms bath and sleeping
porch on first floor; living room with
f freplacs' auto. h,wh.' open front and
ROBERTS e. LATIMER,
GE. 1870. T733 Alaska Ave NV
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". o1o. IIAIE fNEhII w, IVA. oooU.
FRIENDSHIP HGTS. MD

One of the neatest 2-hedroom houses
you will ever find. Large porch, fireplace,
detached garage. lot 5ox15o, well land
S ssnns sSr sale by Do not
ouired. 4935 Baltimore ave. between
Mass. ave. and River I'd. II W. afternoons.
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RED BRICK
DUTCH COLONIAL,
S13950.

Located in American University Park,
sell Immediately. 8. bedrooms, tile bath,
open fireplace in living room side porch,
flrst-hoor den and breakfast nook, we'll
electric heating plant. Substantial cash
reaured.s Owner will give possession DC
week end phone Mr.. Burr, W W il iass. over
Frank S. Phillips. DI. 1411.
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VACANT

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
A detached home with rooms and
bath. which has Just been reconditioned:
on level. well-landscaped lot: just a
and school: a splendid value at S1l.95o
Cali NE. ll43 Until q pm
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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FOR COLoRED.
BROOKLAND.
DETACHED RRTCK

This beautiful home has 9 rooms and 9
paths Including bedrooms. hardwood
noors, full basement, auto. h.-w.h, house
IN excellent condition. situated on large
weli-Iandscaped lot, cement driveway and
Large cash payment required. Sunday and
MONDAY, - am. to pm. Call MR..
SHAMWELL, GE. 1850. Weekdays cali
office.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC,
1902 New Jersey Ave. NV. DU, S787.
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Several Attractive Resales
In River Terrace. brick and masonry con-
struction, 3 rooms tiled bath, beautifully
handicapped; attractive terms. Davy g.
Murphy, 3435 Benning I'd. ne. Phone
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CONVENIENT

1ho. Viva GAeO4@
Beautiful University Park. Attractive
detached brick home, only yrs. old
rms. 81 baths a lbedrms), den. lavatory
on ist fl. Big liv rm. Modern kit.
Paneled recreation rnl. Completely insu-
lated. Slate roof Copper water pipes.
Screened porch Early possession Car
available to inspect. Ewes and Sun. call
Mrs. Ramsdell, GE. 1884. DIXIE REALTY
co. MA SSSn
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Il. CAPITOL ST. SECTION.
semidetached brick residence. apt for
sG4f newly decorated and ma fSrn dor
Also 13-rm; brick, with 2 sleeping
porehes, baths; built for tourist home;
c. J. HOLT. 300 B St. Sc FIR 4O30
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CLEVEI AND PARK.

block west OF Conn ave. -bedrm.
semidet brick, Corner of alley Oil heat
Gar. Only S10,450 for quick sale. $1,000
down payment will handle Balance like
rent. Call Mrs. Allen, ewes. and Suns,
NO. 7S4S. DIXIE REALTY CO, Ma $3.50
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1918 seth st. NV.
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28th ST NV
EMERSON SIT. NV.

An exceptional property in an excellent
neighborhood containing 10 room, baths
and many other features too numerous to
Detail here; hot-water oil heat. Owner Of
fers this splendid income residence fur
nished Daily and Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
p25 N Y. Ave. NV: Realtors. Ma. 9197.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05

An authentic Colonial brick home, Just
few years old, containing many features
not, to be found in the average home, in
Guiding expensive custom made millwork,
built-in bookshelves in living room first
floor powder room, wide center hall, beau
tiful kitchen; 8 large bedrooms and Q
baths. on End floor: Insulated and heated
dormitory room on Bird floor; paneled rec
reation room with fireplace, asphalt tile
floor, gas heat gear garage. Priced right
for immediate sale. Call Mr.. Jones,
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