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Nogales international., 1943-11-05
Leslie Spiers
Volunteers In
Navy Seabees

Especial to Nogales internationally
PHOENIX, Nov. 4-One volunteer
for the Navy's Seabee construction
forces and two inductees for general
service in the Navy through Selec-
tive Service, last week increased
Nogales' representation in the Naval
forces.
The enrolment of Leslie L. Spiers,
1T Alameda street, former U. S..
Customs Service inspector at the
Nogales border station, as a Seabee
machinist's mate, first class, was
completed just prior to announce
ment that recruiting for the Sea-
bees has ceased and no further ap-
plications for that branch of the
Naval service are being taken.
At the same time, however, it was
announced new recruiting pro-
gram for the Navy's new Ship Re
pair Units, is being launched, which
will afford eligible men possessing
many of the technical trades and
skills formerly needed in the Sea-
bees, another opportunity to serve
the Navy in advanced ratings.
Accepted for the Naval service
following volunteer Selective Service
induction were William G.. Simon
ton, Jr., 119 Potrero avenue; ano
Jesus F.. Buelna, 524 West street
both of whom go to San Diego fol
recruit training.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
Collecting Books
And Records For
Service Men

The war service department OF
the Nogales Woman's Club is COL
lecting books, phonograph records
and playing cards, to be given to
the men in the armed forces.
In the same campaign discarded
furs of all kinds and costume jewel
ry will be collected to be used by
the war department.
Anyone having such articles please
leave them at the Red Cross sewing
room in the welfare building.
Members of the club will be on
duty to accept donations from 10 to
IL am. and from l to pm. Mon
day, Nov. 9Th.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
Halloween Party
At Home Of
Miss Anr, Cor[ey

Misses Ann Corley, Pat Webb
and Jetty Lou Webb and Master
Mike Corley gave a delightful Hal
loween party Saturday evening at
Miss Corley's home on Morley ave-
nue..
The house was decorated in black
and orange. A pin the tail on the
cat contest was won by Mary White
and Billy Ehringer. Mary's prize
was paper dolls and Billy's a card
game.
Other invited guests were Evelyn
Spiers, Evelyn Stoddard, Robert
and Allen Stoddard, Joe Wise and
Lillian Wong.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05

PENSACOLA, Fla, Nov. A.
IgnaciO Castro, 23, 5O2 Elm street,
NOgales, has completed flight
training at the Naval Air Station,
Pensacola, Fla, and has been
commissioned an ensign in the u.
S. Naval Reserve, the elevnth
Naval District announced today.
After attending the Naval
Flight Elimination Base at Bun
ker Hill, Indiana, from Feb. 2S to
June 21 he entered Pensacola on
June 22.
He is the son of IsidOra Castro
of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05

the other day and it seems as
though he is very well satisfied with
the air corps.
Say hello to him for me when you
write him and give my best regards
to Mrs. Pottinger and Earl.
Sincerely,
DON WELTY S &c
u. S. N. A. S.
A.S.T.U, Class II
LakehurSt, N. j.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
a&OCietE,,A
Betty Lou Sykes
And School Chun,s
Here From, Tucson

Miss Betty Lou Sykes, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Sykes, and the
Misses Norine and Francine Murphy
of Chicago, were here Sunday from
Tucson where they attend Villa
Carondolet school,
During their stay they were honor
guests at a party given Sunday
evening by Miss Nancy Murray at
her home on Crawford street. Other
guests included Gene, Jr., and
Buddy Sykes.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
U. S. Naval Air Station
Lakehurst, N. j.
Oct. "a, 1943

". ~ 4NoN0A AL 0UoUAO44
Lakehurst, N. j.
Oct. "a, 1e43
NV Dear Mr.. Pottinger:
I want to thank you for sending
The International to me every week.
I cannot begin to tell you how much
I appreciate it.
Your paper not only keeps me
informed with the current news in
Nogales but also keeps me in touch
with many of my friends who are
also in the services.
AS you probably know, no one
appreciates letters any more than
the servicemen and have had quite
a few letters from many Of my
friends who saw my address in your
paper.
7 have about 5 weeks of school
left before I will get to enjoy some
of that good old Arizona sunshine
again.
received letter from Craig, Jr.,
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
ViUian Reed
Hostess At
Theater Party

Miss Vivian Reed entertained a
group of her friends wednesday
evening at theatre party, followed
by refreshments at the Owl Foun-
tain
Miss Reeds guests were Mrs. Lon
Bellman, Mrs. Louis Escalada, Mrs.
f. S. Edmonson, Mrs. Charles Wise,
Mrs. j. S. Gonzalez and Mrs. w. G.
Bowman.
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Nogales international., 1943-11-05
MICHAELS' TO ATTEND
FOOTBALL GAME

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Michaels and
son and daughter are arriving today
from Bisbee to attend the Nogales-
Bisbee football game tonight and
will spend tonight as guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James v.
Robins on Pajarito street.
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Nogales international., 1943-11-05
CORPORAL ESCALADA
WRITES FROM ITALY

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Escalada re-
ceived a letter this week from Cpl.
Manuel Escalada from somewhere
in Italy. He has been in Africa
since the invasion. Cpl. Escalada
reports as follows: "I thought At
RIGA was beautiful, but it does not
compare to Italy
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
VISITING AUNT

Mrs. Daniel Hopkins (Patsy Muir
raw left Monday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. James O'Brien, in Beverly
Hills, Calf. She was accompanied
to Tucson by Mrs. Charles Venanle
and Miss Peggy Piquero.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
goth Sunday after Trinity
AZ am=Church a School

GAS a.m.-Church School.
HOO a.m.-Holy Communion and
sermon. Sermon subject and music
will conform to the Octave OF All
Saints. Rev. C. E. Huntington OF
ST Iuke's in the Desert will be the
celebrant.
MAX KEYTE, Lay Reader
Nogales international., 1943-11-05

NOGALES INTERNATIONAL -
1.-THE PAPER WITH THE SER
VICEMEN'S PICTURES"
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
(El1gland)

Dear Mr.. Pottinger:
I can't find the proper words to
thank you for the special copy
that you sent me of The Interna-
tional.
I read and re-read it. It's been
quite a long while since I read
paper from home, so you can just
imagine how I felt when I saw The
international.
With all the travelling have done
I still haven't found anything like
Nogales. Yes, England is a nice
country with its famous London,
but still prefer the good old U.S.A.
and Nogales to any.
Haven't very much to say, only
hope that this thing may be over
soon. Yes, I want to come back
even though I'll find a lot of things
changed.
That sure is nice picture of Earl.
Tell him to drop me a few lines
whenever he can get around to do
so and tell me how Craig is and if
he is still in Nogales.
With my sincerest thanks I close,
sending my fondest regards to Craig,
Earl and you.
Yours truly,
PFC. RAUL v. VILLANUEVA
-C)---
U. S. Army Air Forces
Hiram College
Hiram, Ohio
Oct. 81, 1943
Editor,
Nogales International
Dear Sir:
get your paper here and sure
am glad to get it because it feels
good to read something about home,
especially when you are in place
where there are no more fellows
from Nogales than yourself it's good
to read about the things that are
happening at home.
I am an Aviation Student right
now in one of the toughest little
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
TO ATTEND BLACK
AND WHITE BALL

Miss Dehlia Holler and MI. and
Mrs. Robert Hoeffer (Olga Holler)
and son are leaving today to attend
the annual Black and White Ball
at Hermosillo tomorrow night.
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Nogales international., 1943-11-05
600 At First
Annual
Art Exhibit

With over 600 visitors viewing the
first annual art exhibit given under
the auspices of the Nogales Wom-
ans Club at the E1ks Ballroom, the
show closed Wednesday night after
an unexpected two days run.
The display was scheduled for one
day only, but popular opinion voted
to hold over until Wednesday night.
Thirty eight local artists entered
paintings, drawings, woodwork,
china, photographs and ceramics to
the tune of 145 exhibits.
Showing in the oil section were:
Teresa Aviles, twelve-year-old No
gales school girl, Mrs. Mary Bettwy
Mrs. John Burton, Mrs. v. R. Dav-
export, Mrs. K. K. Hood, Mrs. A.
L. Lewis, Mrs. John R. Lynch, Mrs.
Larry O'Connell, w. E. Ronstadt,
Dolf Shapiro, Phyllis Jean Wester-
lund, and Mrs Joe Wise, all of
Nogales; Mrs. Lloyd K. Brown and
Margaret Kool Hesselink, both of
Patagonia; Charles S. Park, former
Noealian now serving with the
United States Navy; and the late
Mrs. E. E. Noon whose paintings
were entered through the courtesy
of her daughter, Mrs. j. S. Con-
ZaleZ.
WATER COLOR SECTION
The water color section contained
paintings by Mrs. Paul Arend, Ter
esa Aviles, Mary Bettwy, Esther
Greason, Mrs. John Herrera,
Charles S. Park, and Joy Teufert
Wolf. Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Mrs.
Leslie Spiers were the two artists
ente.Gng exhibits in the tempera
group, while the only two china
painting displays were the work OF
Mrs. Frank Carroon and Mary
Bettwy.
The pastel division included draw
| ings by Ruffo Espinosa and John
C. Maui, Jr. Mr.. Maui is now in the
| U. S. Army at the University OF
Wisconsin,. Charcoal drawings by
Joy Teufert Wolf, Ruffo ESpinosa
; and Sol Kogen received favorable
comment as did pencil, and pen anC
ink sketches by Mrs. John Herrera
John Maui, Jr., Charles S. Park
and Celia Schell.
Mrs. Leslie Spiers who contributed
two of her sand paintings, was
warmly complimented upon the
delicacy and cleverness of her com
positions. A late entry, greatly
admired by guests, was a colorful
oil landscape by Jesus Jauregui.
: The Photographic section of which
there were many entries, contained
pictures by H. G.. Frame, John R
Lynch, James w. Manson, George
Mestjian, Roslyn and Dolf Shapiro
and Joe Tena. Surrising in the
number of excited comments were
the woodwork displays of Leo F
Schwamm and Alfred Taylor
Wednesday afternoon was turned
over to the school children of No
gales, of whom some $50 attended
AS there were no entry fees no
ribbons given in this exhibition, tn
voting, which was so generousl.
done by patrons was for the purpos,
of obtaining a cross-Section of th'
favorite classes of art, appreciated
by Nogales visitors.
The Elks Club is to receive crate
full thanks for so generously allow
ing the use of their ballroom TO
the convenience of the exhibitor
and visitors
Ensign Ronstadt, U.S.N.R. is t,
be congratulated for his very ar
tiStic arrangement of the entries a
is the Woman's Club committee
who so loyalty gave of it's time
Committee members serving were
Mesdames Ida Allen, Larry O'Con
nell, John K Herrera, Davies Kar
am, Flack Milner, K. K. Hood
Fred L. Gilmore, F. E. Westerlund
Herbert Chatham, Paul Arend, A
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
BACK FROM CUBA

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Levy are BACK
from a several months stay in Ha-
vana, Cuba.
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Nogales international., 1943-11-05
HERE FOR HOLIDAYS

Mrs. D. w. Dodge (Sally Roberts)
arrived from San Francisco Friday
to remain until after the Christmas
holidays visiting her mother, Mrs.
George Januel. Her husband will
Join her here for the holidays.
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Mrs. Charles S. Smith left yes
terday to attend the 22nd southern
district convention of Women's
Clubs which is being held in Tucson
today.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05

l.. Lewis, Leon Hattenbach, E. S
Edmonson and John R. Lynch.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
BABY BOY

BABY BOY
Born to Lieutenant and Mrs. John
F.. Prince a seven-pound boy at St.
Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix Octo-
ber 20. Lieut.. Prince is in the Navy
and at present somewhere in the
Pacific. He is son OF Mr. ano
Mrs. Hal Prince.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05

Mrs. Jack Garrison (Dura Tovrea)
of New York City, is arriving here
in about two weeks to visit her
father who has been i'll for several
weeks at his home on Crawford
street.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05

LII i L1NO TAVN1 DIN VI 1NA I1A1V
letters Santa Cruz
County in So, keep coming
boys land girls).
Nogales international., 1943-11-05
Gk&3* &k*&
RACK FROM MEXICO

Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Wilde and Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Harrison are back
from a trip to Mexico City.
Nogales international., 1943-11-05

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Evening star., 1943-04-17

VA. Mr.. COL. VILLAGE: & R. AND B,
am t. big lot, vacant; $3.50. easy terms
Houses. bungalows, $6.750 up; Is cash
MD.-Hyattsville, Decatur Hghts. Sea-
brook. Bowie, 5-13 rooms, $3.50 up,
terms. Marshall Hall rd., "i2 a, r.,
gar, vacant, S3.55o: S"95 down. $50 mo.
or rent. S"3. N E. RYON CO., MA. 1907,
Evening star., 1943-04-17

FAIRFAX Co RMS. AND BATH: NOT
fully completed, but livable; running water
and electricity garage chicken house,
large lot. Write Box 43o-E. Star.
GOOD BUYS IN HOUSES. 3 TO s
rooms; $500 TO $500; Is cash. e N
LIGHTBOWN. 1916 3sth st, Brentwood
u
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
1929 UPSHUR ST. NV

Nearly New 4-BedrOOm Home,
. baths. glassed-in shower and linen closet
on second floor: first floor. stepdown living
room. mirrored walls; step-up dining and
den, modern kitchen: first floor carpeted
from wall to wall: recreation room has
fireplace, round bar with mirror. leather
covered wall benches; large back yard,
with plenty of shrubbery; double brick
garage: Venetian blinds throughout
thorouehly insulated and screened; AUTO
MAT1C GAS HEAT, cost $50 yr. Radiators
enclosed in walls Close to graded and
high schools, churches. buses and street
cars. Large down payment. balance S.4
1879 Upshur st. ~Hef NV. RA. a. 65?i. ois4N HAIL.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

OWNERS OF DETACHED BRICK HOMES.
+ to 3 rooms. NV. location. up to $4,000
Several cash clients. E. w. BAILEY AID.
41S6. Mail 1435 Meridian pl. NV
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D. c. houses: no commission. MRS.
KERN. 2632 Woodlev pl. NV. CO. 1915.
HAVE CASH BUYER FOR BRICK HOME,
located near st. AIMS Church, Wisconsin
ave. and Yuma ST. NV. T. J. LANE. JR..
WE PAY ALL CASH FOR NE AND Sc
property: quick settlements GUNN
MILLER. 500 Ith st. Sc. Franklin 21UO.
WANT ARLINGTON HOME BY JUNE /,
NOT over $500. No agents. Will answer
all replies. Box 4Ss-E, Star.
BEFORE you SELL YOUR PROPERTY
get our offe We charge no commission.
Highest prices paid and prompt settlement.
See COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., s17
9th NV, DI. $3.50 and EX. 1858
SAVE N-PRIVATE PARTY
will pay cash for house located within
l mile Capitol Building. FIR. 5Os9.
GLOVER PARK OR vIC-PRIvATF
HAVE CLIENT FOR BUNGALOW IN
Woodridze; also small house in Anacostia.
A. NJ. Roth. WOODWARD BID, MA. 7aae.
HAVE CLIENT FOR HOUSE NEAR 18th
st. or other desirable NV. section, between
$12.50O and SI1 900. FRANK M. DOYLE,
realtor: 927 5th st. NV. d. 1865, or
home, WO. 2637.
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A MODERN HOME.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Owner leaving city wants quick sale of
built by excellent builder 8 months ago. 6
large rooms, > tiled baths. large living
room and dining room with fluted glass
walls, basement has finished recreation
room with fireplace. beautiful kitchen with
plenty of cabinets new Estate gas rance,
downtown by bus. in Silver Spring Do
not fail to see this Immediately Substan-
tial cash required. Furniture can be
purchased. Exclusive agents. Cali EN-
1890 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.,
1904 Conn ave
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WOODBRIDGE d G.

3Ola So. Dakota aVe.-S-room bung low
) bedrooms and sleeping porch, h. w h .
coal fired; hardwood floors. open fireplace
tile bath; suitable for large family, ar
RANGED for two. Location uneXcelled
Price. $4,000. Substantial cash payment
REQUIRED. Possession from owner. See
by appointment only. B. F. HOLMES. 1901
r: I. ave. ne. Phone NO. 1872; ewes.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


MT. RAINIER- 5-RM FRAME, ON
sood investment. RA. 9l35.
WOoDRIDGE-2 SMALL. FRAME HOUSES
men d coz S F1n5 foF casS sSo RA E00a invest
IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONS R, = B. >
car ear. BIS Mass. ave. NV; SlS,50o,
terms to suit. BEHREND. MA. 4639. 2l'
NO 80 T, ST. N.Y. ROOMS; ,
unfurnished Open NO, 6l'6.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS-SIX
rooms. and two baths 1semi-detac
like neW lovely kitchen; owner leaving
vACANT-THIs FINE 6-BEDRoOM, A.
hath, home, in the Country Club section
% Ghg chs cam Be IN bdas6 oh
INEz CUsHARD, DI, SS4a
CHEVY CHASE, Md BEDRMs., MOD
property WI o49o after : pm,
UNUSUAL OFFER! SELECT HOME IN
know, every detail. Homes in all STAGES,
plus furnished. display home. Prices from
s5n s, nts ntt mo min nc scbs6 eysrythns ca Mr.
IVey. Temple $500: after 5 pm. Adams
ssSs J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Sl,ooo CASH. Sb6. so MO. PRICE $3.50.
Moran Rfa5 THO HOS OfSA wAsH q St NC &c p Sa NJ
CoRNE5R-.l.s , 18th ST NE;-Ist E;ooIs com
dition, new heating system Barsain.
$3.50. Trinidad 9Oss. 2u'
clS F ST W-3-FAMILY FLAT In
kpection by, appointment only. First floor.
rms. and tile bath, rented at Sh5 fur
nished. owner occupies md floor of
rms. and tile bath; h, W h. toil): hardwood
9ors Spenoq alsy s9no'S" $3.50 0' FRANK T n oeea NJ
DOYLE. Realtor o?7 18th st. NV, Di
Ta65
floor, . bedrooms and bath on second
SoF beagtgy large tsnesd
COLLIER -BLADY CORP, 1854 Colesville
FURNISHED e-RM HOUSE. IN NEARBY
terms Republic o493. Emerson 63l5.
l1O5 CHICAGO ST. SEE LARGE RMS,
2 rear porcheS, built garage; new con-
s''Sn % $500 easR asRe'' No same n0"se, $500
ARLINGTON. vA.-3,,REDRooM BRICK
house, two years old: near swanson
Temple 3.73 after $40 pm is.
800 BLOCK 3rd ST. ME- RMS. AND
bath, h.-w.h. Unusual opportunity TO start
BAILEY R1iils oS~ NA. nS@t s57o cow GOWN '" '"
1900 BLOCK N ST. N.W.-}6 RMS.
baths a;- ~ light housekeeping apis Com
5000 cash REQ w W. BAILEY, Ma. $50.
1918 B ST. e, ! SO. LINCOLN PARK
porch; large yard, alley: new-houSe cond-
tion: $500 to $500 cash. NO. Hl16.
TWO FAMILY HOME OR INVESTMENT
This building is less than two years old
and was originally built for two families
Each apt. is complete and modern and
have two apartments; excellent terms.
BETHEL. DI. 300.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHoOL.-6-RM:
brick nearly new house. baths Arranged
for families, Auto. heat and hot water.
STEUART BROS INC, District 2434. or
Maurice Williams, co. 1144, Ext. 4oS
South
FREE RENT, MONTHLY INCOME, VIC
tory garden in beautiful American Uni
$4,000. DTNoWITZ CO, MA 67lT. is.
pont. Circle-valuable corner. suitable for
apartments Price. 500 $500. Phone
Grant Boss, MA. 1900 BOSS & PHELPS,
1411 st. NV.
7s HOMES SOLD RECENTLY; ONE
owner transferred: near Navy Yard, Boil
near bus. McCUNE. exclusively. AT. 7lao.
ALEXANDRIA = SEMI-DETACHED COR
per house, 5-room brick, year old: oil
heat, gas range, tiled bath, maids room
in basement front. porch and rear yard
fenced space for V. sarden; close to bus
cash. monthly payments less than rent.
Open II to 3 .5o Lynhaven drive. MAC
&fNDSEY, CHI. 62l3.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

RENT. ST.. .5O-AVAILABLE MAY i
ba tn, Completely modern' gas heat auto.
h W, porch, near school and bus ! mile
from District line in Nd. 621S Goth pl.,
GROOM HOUSE. NEAR BOILING FIELD
Sc. in exchange for "a room apartment
in NV. section. House is year old and
rents for $40; gas heat. Call CO. 6941,
10 m. to q m
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BRICK COLONIAL
$14,95O.

Chevy Chase, Md.-Beautiful home. on
large terraced lot with trees. reception hall,
large living. dining rooms, modern kitchen.
exceptionally large bedrooms, large porch.
:. beautiful tile ba tbs. large finished attic,
bullt-in garage: one block Connecticut ave
LESLIE D. NIEASEI L, WO 80"
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BARNABY WOODS.
Sl5.250,

0IJ ,LOU.
Beautiful. allbrick Colonial home laree
living. dining rooms de luxe Kitchen,
bedrooms leach will hold twin beds), :,
tiled baths. insulated, stairway to f1oored
attic. recreation room with fireplace, auto
matte heat. bullt-in garage. fenced yard,
trees; half block to bus line.
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Redecorated-Vacant-Sll.5 500.
Alb De Russev Parkway

ITO DC 1tU5Sty dI KWdV.
Open Saturday, 3 to 8. and Sunday. II
TO s. Detached brick rooms, :2i7 baths
screened porch, insulated; attic: recrea ton
rm. in basement; garage. blks. beyond
District line, on Wis ave. left . blks.
l e. SHOEMAkER. RE. lGtiS. Or. 15H4
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NEARBY vA-CoZY BUNGALOW. AL
most new; rooms and bath; | fertile
acre; on good highway; y hour from
D. c; 1890. easy terms. RALPH
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.

XID.,5U.
Well-built detached brick, s rooms Cin-
Guiding bedrooms. 3 baths, auto heat
2-car. detached brick garage owner
leaving, the city. A fine home in most
desirable cloSe-n locatlon: tranSporLa tIon
available For complete details. call Mrs
Gauss teves. and Sunday. CO 454o).
VIM. M THROCKMORTON
VI. soy. Reaitor. investment Bldg.
MICHIGAN PARK SECTION.
Det. brick, 6 rms. . baths. recreation
room. rear porch, garage. Price. Sll35O.
ROGER MOSS. HO. 6O2O.
2l25 Rhode Island Ave NE
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WOODBINE.
HOWARD CO., MD.
$50 ACRES
FARMS WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH FOR PRODUCTIVE
farm of from 80 TO l35 acres within 50
miles of D. c: must have modern house
and good outbldgs. Reply, giving complete
details. Box .Si-E. Star.
SIN FARMS near D. c. MR. ADAMS, 4S
H ST. ne. tstore.> IS
GOING CHICKEN FARM-WILL PAY UP
to $4,000 cash for up-to date place:
must be within ! o miles of D. c. Box
!63-E. Star
WANTED SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE ON
water, about $4,000 90 Give price and
location Roy IL,
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4 BEDROOMS BATHS,
Ell ON

Chevy Chase, d. C-Beautiful brick
home, only 2 years old. close to schools,
buses: large living. dining rooms; de luxe
kitchen: maids room. garage; 3 blocks
Connecticut ave
LESLIE D. MEAsELL, wo. bee1
Evening star., 1943-04-17

HYATTsVILLE HILLS, MD.--5 RMS. AND
bofk ba5h o 3n bus o re-. Haf
ARTHUR CARR Ewes. and Sun, WA :;s53
7-RCOM, 2l2-BATH BRICK, FULL BASE
ment. :-car built-in garage; a beautiful
home with ~ acre of land, located in one
OF the most exclusive suburban communi
ties; conv. to transp.. schools. churches,
stores. etc. sl3,750. terms. DEWEY M
FREEMAN. Spruce u1S1
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

OFFICE ROOMS. SMALL, S15 AND $50
mo. furn.: calls taken. extra: 10 mlnS.
d dtoWn. 1884 Columbia rd NV AID. 1890
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TAKOMA PARK. MD

Open; 5-room brick, slate roof ~
baths. large living rm., fireplace: dining
rm modern kit large side porch over
garage, full basement, oil heat. inst gas
heater soft. lot: $3.50. 3O3 Baltimore
ave SH 3O5S is.
Evening star., 1943-04-17

Bethesda. Md.-All-brick Colonial home.
one year old, large living, dining rooms. de
luxe kitchen with breakfast room. built In
garage, } larae bedrooms. , tile bat
stairway to large attic. fully insulated.
Evening star., 1943-04-17

REFINED FAMILY, WASHINGTON RESI-
dents for many years, desire 3-bedroom
home. in NV. or ne. Box l Al, Star. 49,
ELDERLY COUPLE WANTS TO RENT A
small house or a ) or 4 room apartment