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Smyrna times., 1943-06-10

long. 1 had hoped to receive an
other leave before that happened,
because wanted to come to the
"Old Home Town" once more dur
ing the summertime. "Hamie" also
tells me that he will be back home
about that time, and l wanted to
see him before I shipped out.
Guess that this is about all I
have to say for now. I'll write
again bit later. So, until then.
remember how much your column
means to the fellows that are fight
ing for the right to grumble when
ever we want,
Your steady reader,
c. Wooleyhan, S-2c
Clinton Wooleyhan, SIZE
Torpedo School
Company No. 1915, Section No. 4
U. S. N. T. S.
Newport, Rhode Island
Sure you have a right to grumble
Sailor, but didn't anyone ever tell
you that "a Rose Would Smell Just
As Sweet Under Any other Name"
And so it is with Snaps. Did you
ever stop to think how long it will
be before the public in general will
make the change in their passing
remarks, such as you have referred
to in your letter. You are off on
the wrong foot, assuming the way
you have. could not start calling
you James and make it stick when
Others have known you for years as
Clinton. 1t would appear that
those trips in to Boston have made
you want to revive the Boston Tea
Party" Our ancestors fought be-
cause they were taxed without hav-
ing the right to have their voice
heard in the affairs of the then
Continued on Page Four)
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Smyrna times., 1943-06-10

Thank you once more Miss Dor
othy Foxwell. We published your
brothers change of rank in the
June 3rd issue of The Smyrna
Times. feel sure that all of the
family is very glad to know of this
advancement-we are also glad. It
Smyrna times., 1943-06-10
Smyrna, Delaware

Smyrna, Delaware
Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Friend:
1 have just received a letter from
my brother Everett, and he states
that he is now a Private First
Glass. He further tells us that he
is due for a furlough very soon.
I know that he will be glad of the
opportunity to return and see all of
his friends for a few days.
Please put the change of Ever
ett's rank in your column. Thank
you.
A friend,
Miss Dorothy Foxwell
Smyrna times., 1943-06-10

you ALL" Will close, write soon.
Love,
T-Cpl. Carroll E. Willis
ASH. 32267703
H. and S. Company
S16th Engineer Bn. Avn.
A. p. o. No. GA
C o Postmaster
New York City, New York
Smyrna times., 1943-06-10

movement. 1t is mighty nice to
know nevertheless, that the Red
Cross is always on the job when as
sistance of any kind is needed.
Let us hear from you again Mrs.
Wills. You might also suggest to
Carroll that he drop us line some
time when he has the opportunity.
We would be very glad to welcome
him to the column personally.
Meanwhile, please keep us inform
ed of any change in Carrolrs ad-
dress now that it is on file. This
was printed in the May 9th issue
of The Smyrna Times. Due to a
long list of mail arriving ahead of
your letter, we published the ad-
dress before we could get around to
the more lengthy article.
Smyrna times., 1943-06-10
Middle East
Dribbles Editor
Smyrna, Delaware

Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
1t has been quite some time since
last wrote to you, the only and
best excuse can offer is to tell you
that have been very busy-that's
FACT! Besides wanting to write
you a letter and thereby informing
my friends that 1 am o. K, 1 also
wished to tell you that have met
up with another Delaware fellow
over here-this time from around
our part of the country; former
Smyrna High School boy Boys
from Delaware in this particular
part of the world are few and far
between, therefore, when two hap
pen to meet, it deserves some sort
of recognition I think.
Well, to get on with the facts,
last night several fellows from a
camp located about two miles from
here, came over to visit us. AS one
car drew up, heard boy call out
to me. He did not mention my
name, all he cried was "Hey, went
ITO school with you" After he call
ed, although we recognized each
other, we could not think of each
Others name. SO finally, when I
asked his name he said Matthew
Whalen." Right away remember
ed who he was. He had graduated
a couple of years ahead of me, but
had played basketball with him
while we were in school. After we
talked for about an hour of home
and the whereabouts of some of the
fellows we both knew, Matthew re-
turned to his camp. 1 shall prob
ably see him again, that is as long
as we both remain around this part
of the world. Matt was looking
fine and tells me that he is with
the Engineers. Incidently, we both
learned from our talk that we had
left the States at the same time,
from the same place, only we trav-
eled different ways.
In closing, wish to take this op-
portunity to say Hello" to all my
friends, and to wish them the best
of luck wherever they may be.
Sincerely,
+ "Bill' Carrow
U. S. Air Corps
Sgt. William r. Carrow
A. S. N. 12O1409O
314th Fighter Squadron
57th Fighter Group
APO. Box 485, o Postmaster
New York City, New York
Sergeant "Biil', it has been nice
hearing from you, also about your
ehance meeting with Matthew
Whalen. Referring to this re-
newal of friendship, Bill, 1 can
renewal of friendship, Bill, 1 can
just imagine how very much both
of you Boys enjoyed your talk to-
gether. That night must have
seemed like "Old Delaware Week"
ito you fellows.
From all reports that are coming
through, all of you Boys in the Air
Corps seem to be doing an out
standing job over there in the
European Theatre of the war.
More than likely, the biggest part is
still in the making. The ultimate
end has never been in doubt, but
now it looks as though it might
happen sooner than some folks be-
lieve. Let us all pray that this be
true. After that comes the Jap
Rats. We have lot to take up
with them. All this will be repaid
dn full, with compound interest
rates of hundreds of percent.
Bill" the entire country is in
deed grateful for all you Boys are
doing, and we sincerely hope that
God will watch over and protect
you throughout the entire period of
hostilities. Write again soon and
keep us advised of all changes of
address that may come in the fu-
ture. ,
Kenton, Delaware
Editor of Dribb1es
Smyrna, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1943-06-10
D DRIBBLES
FROM
FROM
Our Boys and Girls
in the Service
by

David C. Harrison Post, No. IA,
American Legion, and Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary.
Smyrna times., 1943-06-10

er and Mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man H. Willis of West Dover, Del
aware.
1t appears that Carol had asked
his Father, in former letter he
wrote, to "do all he could for the
Red Cross. His Father wrote
back to his son asking him just
what the Red Cross had done for
them. This letter that am send
ing you a copy of, is the one MIR.
Willis received in reply to his ques-
tion. I thought perhaps it would
be of interest to the readers of
Dribbles if you printed it. 1 will
also send Carols address to you.
He is stationed somewhere in Eng
land, and has been there for several
months now. You do not need to
return this letter, as it is only a
copy of the original one.
Sincerely,
Mrs. John Willis
Note: The letter printed below is
the one which Mrs. John Willis has
referred to in the above commune
cation.
Smyrna times., 1943-06-10
Kenton, Delaware

Kenton, Delaware
Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
am enclosing copy of letter
That Carol E. Willis, who formerly
worked In Smyrna, wrote his Faith
Evening star., 1943-06-27
peter j. hagan,
SUBURBAN SPECIALIST.
WA. 3765.
GARDEN LOVERS.
31a ACRES,
LANDOVER RD.,

cARMODY HILLS. MD
Five-room and bath BRICK BUNGA-
LOW. Open fireplace in living room.
two porches, cellar. hot-water heat
tcoaD: large loot a lotsl. Ideal for
garden and chickens. In nice condi-
ton. Terms. S675 cash. balance $40
per month Open for inspection all
day. A good place for thrifty buyer.
Evening star., 1943-06-27

tray. garage, h-acre lot, with bsGntiful
sewer sood trsn.p eony 10 Stores Schools @
syss issg a frss sd sIHs sues D1Ms
Oak Crest Opportunity.
.ion Of osi Crest on large wooded hilislde
lot containias 1900 50. II. Owner moving
This home. offers complete privacy on
itS shady hillsile, hut is only blocks
Arm, am n. Nav ne coun1 Il an eus . sn
sns deons Z u q sss r srcf
S.af Ena sets Saee s5 e. o Tsa is
homes on large. fan-sbsped, slopinr lot, in
bus 81 sns ana
its center hall has wide roonay oak
o .n opsn sans ar de seYo a.
living WING room o i3isxai. oil hall. aitords peace.
luSEsy S Ssz q ss pSe S fss sa
OF hall at rear. sets high above shrubbery
extending Down TO rear frontage Of d56
13x14. with large special corner cabinet
reproductions; Monel kitchen. 9x13, with
r.ss sns snDs sSpsss
treetops OF 2nd-noor hall at rear; owner s
peutoom, 1ofzkAi, WIN knglty pine phhri
cs ses: owners bath with tub and shower
adjoining; second bath of hall; 2 ether
bedrooms. 13x14, all with cross. yentila-
ton; small sewing room Tor maids rooml /.
stair to unfinished attic. one end Of which
sSyidsS Soo with i hssssns sssI.a duct ii finishing
Basement level below ground at front at
ground level on rear hillside; dry base,
sns IN snots ps heated aaS
double-hung windows. ground level door
at rear; adjoining maids room with COM
plete bath; furnace room, unfinished, with
high ceiling, for use as gameroom.
Specifications include non-rationed gas
Nth snd rss
gas, SIS per month";, aluminium screening.
4-inch rock wool in all walls and cell,
inss. storm sash, weather stripping, all
brass hardware; copper tubing tsa.saii0n
gas range; copper flashing, spoutins and
thasin tinted; natural seained woodwork; io-ineh
seasoned Western FIR ioists. no plaster
main main cellar & and attic stair treads; drive- rive
way only; space for garage.
This residence offers an unusual oppor-
tunity for some family that wishes a
permanent, liyable home In an excellent,
thing. but Sc. located as to assure the
privacy of q home in the country. Can
be financed FILA MORTGAGE, S13.500 at
approx. S1O2 per month. including prin-
eipai, interest. Insurance and taxes; priced
offer above first trust. Inspection by ap-
pointment.
MAYNARD BAYLES CO.,
Falls Church 2430.
Brokers' Cooperation Invited.
Closed Sunday
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JUDSON REAMY-
z Nc. Irving So, ArI., Va. Oh. 0220
ARLINGTON-$6,500.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO z.
910 DANVILLE ST. N.

Made available by owner moving, this
cozy bungalow has 5 much larger than
located in splendid neishborhood in nearby
Lyon Park. Only . sds from Arnold bus on
Pershing drive or Gray Line bus on Wash.
Shopping center and school nearby. Large
living porch. log-burning fireplace in living
room, no basement but has hot-water oil
heat: fully equipped kitchen with prac-
tically new range and refrigerator. Large,
level lot with some trees and space for VIC
tory garden. Not new, but a real honey
place of attractive design and offers some
thrifty couple an opportunity to secure
a home in modest price range on fairly
sion. It's permissible to drive If home
hunting, so come out this week end
To reach: Over Key BRIDGE. continue
straight ahead 3 sqs. to Wilson blvd,
right on Danville St, left 3 SOS. to prop
erty; or over Memorial Bridge, out Lee
blvd. about l 50. beyond Fort Myer en-
trance, right on Pershing drive 3 sQs. TO
Danyille st., right = SOS to property
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CLEVELAND PARK. S13. $50.

Attractive brick. rooms, 2 complete
Dse Doehs fC0
modern, up-to-date kitchen with electric
refrigerator. nice lot and garage. "a block
from Bureau Of Standards. All of the
rooms are large and possession can be
tors texclusively), Ma 9300. EVENINGS and
Sunday call Mr. Shackelford, 81. 660S.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
DET. BRICK BUNGALOW

S.;SeS,]unususiiy % %sttractiys practically
shire ave, near transp.. schools, etc. 5
bright rooms 2 large bedrooms, built-i
tub and shower: large, insulated, raised
attic. full basement. screened porch, Vene-
tian blinds, gas heat and other features.
For appointment to inspect, call ewes, be-
tween & and q % M sligo 0o4Q
Evening star., 1943-06-27
HOUSES FOR SALT.

KENYON NEAR FOUHTEHNTH
Colored--20 rooms. 1 baths, 3-car "a.
about $500 monthly, Price. including fur.
niture, 10000. with only $1,000 down
b. N. DE SHAzO. ll23 18th, ma, $500.
COLORED-BEAUTHUL sIx-RoOM ANr
modern. well kept. 80. 100; 81 ZOO down
To see call Mr.. Banks, AID. I7fg. Monday
BLACKWELL REALTY CO., TR, 1858. ave.
tions :
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Beautiful Georgian Brick,
6 Bedrooms. 4 Baths.

SPACIOUS oRcyNDs. fronting 1855 feet,
block from BUS; This IS very lovely
library and layatory, wide center entrance
ing room, library. and master bedroom;
2-car. 2-story brick garage, with large
Of the best offerings on today's market.
Priced for Immediate sale, $4,000. Pos
session 80 days. BOSS PHELPS, real
and snnday. call Mr. Leieh, WI 3799
Evening star., 1943-06-27
goth and Cath. Ave-, $13,750
7 ROOMS Baths.

1MMEDIATE POSSESSION REAL
BARGAIN IN AN IDEAL LOCATION Near
Wardman Park and the Shoreham. Sub
stantial brick log-burning fireplace, built
III. garage, electric refrigeration, coal or
oil heat: pleasant SURROUNDINGS. pretty
outlook: blocks west OF Conn. ave. near
bus. BOSS a. PHELPS, realtors. Ma.
a300. Evenings and Sunday. call Miss
Alexander OR 0gS6
Evening star., 1943-06-27
CHEVY CHASE-S147 750.

blocks from club; a-car garage, ali very
large rooms, unusually large living room
with fireplace and bookshelves. BOSS Il
PHELPS Exclusively. MA. $500. Eve
nings and Sunday. call Grant Boss, EN-.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
FOR coLoRED.
BROOKI,ANn

Attractive 6-room frame home, 2 baths,
all modern improvements, extra large lot,
cement porch. The location is IDEAL. con-
Large cash payment required Inquire also
concerning our home for sale In other Sec
tons OF the city. Sunday, II to 4, call
ONCE S"i'
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC,
1909 New Jersey Ave. NV. Du. s7s7.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
COLORED.
OPEN TO-DAY. 12-5.

4I6 d ST. NE.
$500 down, balance ike rent. buys this
attractive brick, conveniently situated near
everything; large rooms, bath. h,-wh..
deep lot. ETC.: newly reconditioned imme-
diate possession. Priced for only $5,95U.
aYoUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM U.s.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. MA. 5400
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- coLoREp.
DESIRABLE LOCATIONS

in all sections Of the city at wide range
In prices. with various room ARRANGEMENTS.
alth st. NV rms. bath. h.-.w.h. 81. 800
Eye 81. se--6 rms, bath, h.-w.h.--- $3.50
Ben. rd. n.e.--5-rms. br. bath 4,750
Col. I'd. n.w.--6 rms, b. (e. Of I3th), $3.50
Y 81. n.e--5 rms, bath. h.-w.h.-- $3.50
81. s.e-o-rm. Dr., bath-,------- $3.50
pun 81 se.-o-rm. br. ------ 1880
3rd 81 n.w.--6 rms, bath------- $3.50
Zna 81; NE rms. bath-----2-- 4,250
loIn 81. n.e.--b rms, bath - - 1880
Above are but 10 OF over 100 desirable
properties now available to thEifty home
buyers. Daily or Sunday
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
5001 2. Capitol St. Realtors. Ii. 354O.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
$9,850.
5205 VARNJJM NE

DECATUR HEIGHTS, MD.
Brick Dutch Colonial, six rooms and
nreniace hotvwster og heat WIZ coa esa or ops oiI
large. dry basement with laundry trays
and toilet. Finished recreation room
with open fireplace. Detached garage.
scapeS. @ e-room bunsaioW oWo on n"I rear arHo of
lot. Terms, N cash
Evening star., 1943-06-27

VIII sell practically new well-built semi
detached br.. 8 rms, b., cleo ref. has air.
open today to 8 pm. or cali Mr.. Fiiippo.
Lincoln 0960. To reach: Penn. ave. Sc,
left on MINI. ave. to 300 block, right to
1922 18th st n W.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
$10,500.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.

"a ACRE BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS.
One of the better homes of this ex-
elusive section. A home for gracious
living or a Inoney-maker for roomers.
SIX BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS, Law
ATORY AND LAUNDRY IN BASEMENT.
large dining room, nice kitchen with
largest-size Frigidaire. large butler
pantry. Second floor, four large bed
rooms and bath. Third floor, two large
storm sash for entire house, new
screens. Large. bright basement with
laundry tubs tnew) and toilet. Two
car detached garage. Grounds nicely
nsb nae large TSS hIoos tfeeS fe lily and
sity. Shown by appointment only.
Address will not be given over phone.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
KEITH D BRUMBACK.
EACLUSIVELY--CH 3527
ARLINGTON-$12,500
ARMY g. NAVY OFFICERS.
See 939 26th st. S.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6,

Shown for first time this week end, this
practically new brick Colonial type home
of 6 roms and 9 baths is located in re-
stricted Aurora Hills on Arlington Ridse.
nearby to Army and Navy Club, Pentagon
and Navy Bldgs. 1t has reception hall,
living room with los-burnins fireplace and
butlt-in book shelves, dining room with
porch overlooking rear garden. kitchen
complete with range and refrigerator,
bedroom or den and bath on irst floor.
with large master bedroom and one aver
on second floor. Full light dry basement
With porch on ground level, conditioned
slate roof. rock wool Insulation. May Be
inspected Sunday. z to only. weekdays
Of the better type in restricted environ
mI1ent: n It win pay you TO inspect this one
II you can qualify on fairly substantial
cash payment. IT'S permissible to drive Il
home hunting. so come, out this week end.
TO reach: Over Memorial Bridge. continue
straight to Arl. Cemetery entrance, left
on Arlington Ridge rd about Q MI to 23d
to property
Evening star., 1943-06-27
q ocr GItOON nnh, "

PHlCE REDUCED 10 SlO,OUU.
Adjoining Colonial Park-Beautiful,
wooded section; 10 minutes to Pentagon
Bldg. VACANT-IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION. Attractive house, rooms. inclosed
first t-floor porch. built-in sarage. very
pretty garden: quiet and refined neigh
borhood. BOSS a. PHELPS. realtors tex
eiusivelyl: Evenings and Sunday, call Mr..
Evening star., 1943-06-27
L. MCGEE KING, cH. 550s.
Arlington Lyon VILLAGE
Large Colonial With Den,
3 Bedrooms-21a Baths
Plus 1St-FlOOr I,ayatory

For discriminating family appreciating
quality: this beautiful home offers charac-
ter and charm with its many fine. appoint
ments and lovely setting on a large lot.
snd thoroughly insulated; center-entrance
hall. spacious living room with Colonial
manteled fireplace. French doors opening
on pretty gardened court yard, large, cheer
ful dining room with corner cabinet ex-
ccsptionSlly attractive modern kitchen;
breakfast room, nice-siZed den. lst- tloor
lavatory, large screened porch. 3 especially
nice bedrooms. baths, numerous large
closets master bedroom has private bath
with tub and shower, finished stairwav to
:Sd-hoor attic gameroom in basement with
fireplace. attached brick sarage: convenient
to 10c bus. schools and shopping center.
REASONABLE TERMS ARRANGED
DICK BASSETT
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3 YEARS OLD

Transfer OF present occupant makes this
detached 6-room brick available immedi-
ately. Situated on deep Handicapped lot,
in American University Park, near trans
oortatton, this home will be sold quickly;
IL bath. nrst floor; bath and 3 bedrooms
second noor; gas heat. light, airy basement;
PRICE, -Sla.450
Once open today. Cali wo. 23oo.
EDW H. JONES d CO., INC
Evening star., 1943-06-27

Owner leaving for West Coast must
sell new 5-room brick house, attractiveiy
furnished, including new @. E. refrigerator.
$3.50 cash REQUIRED. Phone TR. \ $500.
Sc. BUNGALOW-$4,9 $50.
yACANT-S650 DOWN, $50 MO.
4509 Beck St. Bradbury Hts. (nr. water
towert Three bedrooms. cellar, large lot.
just painted Near schools. stores. bus.
etc. Open in daytime. GUNN & MILLER.
FIR 9I0O
Evening star., 1943-06-27
COLORED.
NORTHEAST.

7 rooms and bath, brick, in nice, handy
location, near stores, schools, churches and
excellent TRANSPORTATION. $4,000. 90, terms
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N; Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. 9797
500l z. Capitol st. IL. 3540
Evening star., 1943-06-27
TREE SHADED"
JUST OFF MASS. AVE. EXTENDED.
IN BEAUTIFUL WESTGATE.
6 ROOMS BATHS, ,.
$11,950.

This Charming white-brick Colonis
house contains all the, features a small
family, or couple would want. in a fine
1 Within walking distance of transportation
and shopping, it is still set apart from
congestion and trsfhc; Special features
Available July l.
EMERSON 9122.
C. ALLEN SHERwIN. 4S45 MASS. AVE,
''REALTOR"
Member washington Real Estate Board
Evening star., 1943-06-27
COLORED.
921 9th ST. NE.

Arranged for two apartments. 4 rooms
and bath each: separate gas and electricity;
h.-w.h., rear porches, 2-car garage. cellar,
81 900 cash, balance Ike rent. Cali
Mr.. Davis,
L. M. AIKEN, INC,
500 st. NV. MA. 1866. Sun. MI 1857.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
$1,000.
4-BEDROOM HOME.

,CHEVERLY. MD.
This beautiful two-story detached
brick is IN the best section of Cheverly
Less than four years old. Large living
room with large open fireplace. BED
Three rooms and bath on second floor
Large finished recreation room with
oak floors. Oil hot-water heat, built
n M Mssrase: Very large lot. Terms,
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Chase, Md.-S15.95O.
A PICTTJRE HOME

This. almost new detached brick and
recre. room with lay. but II you want a
well-butlt home with charm. be sure to In
spect this lovely place. II may BE- bought
for .ef,ly S11 800. on . small cash payment
with terms for the balance. Call ME. 1143
j. WEsLEY BUCHANAN. REALroR.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
HOUSES ron sAlE.

POSSESSIO ON--$1 900 DOWN.
Det. brick. 8 rms. baths; VI. old:
Earage; lovely section of silver .6prins.
LARRY o, STEELE. RE. 0403, EM 63l5.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
$3.50.
DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD.

Beautiful brick Cape Cod corner,
Handicapped lawn, detached garage; i'm
proved streets; one block to good bus.
Restricted section. Must be seen to be
appreciated. House is less than four
years old, in perfect condition. Center
hall type. large living room on right
Of entrance. entire length of house, with
real open fireplace: large dining room
and modern kitchen with ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR; large side porch
Second floor has two large bedrooms
and full tile bath with shower Ample
closet and storage space. hardwood
floors throughout All Thoroughly
insulated: oil hot-water heat: instan-
taneous hot-water heater tsas): dry
basement with laundry trays. To see
through this beautiful home call at our
once. Terms can be arranged SIS low
FHA financed. Immed. possession.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
OPEN TODAY, 12-5.

1851 POCOmac ave. Sc.
= With a small down payment you. too,
can own your own home. See this attrac-
tive brick. situated near everything. 3
rooms. etc. Excellent condition. Immedi-
ate possession. Only $3.50 on terms.
Your Neighbor Bought From Us.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. $500
Evening star., 1943-06-27
NEARBY MARYLAND,

JUST OFF MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
ONE-FARE BUS.
$12,750.
An excellent opportunity to buy we'll
built home In a fine residential neighbor-
hood. Complete in every detail, the house
has 6 very spacious rooms fun baths,
. ireplaces large screened porch and
good -siZed lot with trees. Also close 10
excellent school. May be has on very
desirable terms. Available in July.
g.. EMERSON 9122.
c. ALLEN SHERWIN. 4s45 MASS. AVE,
''REALTOR.'
Member Washington Real Estate Board.