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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07
HUNT-WoLosIN

Miss Olga Wolosin, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Casmir Wolosin, King
tret, became the bride of Lieut..
Everett Hunt, A. U. A., son of
Mrs. Grin Hunt and the late Mr..
Hunt Of New Britain, at 3 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon at the par
sonage Of the First Baptist church.
Rev. David P. Gaines, pastor, Of
flciated at the wedding ceremony.
The bride who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore a gold
crepe dress with matching hat, black
accessories, and an orchid corsage.
Miss Ruth Wolosin, her sister, as
maid Of honor, wore a teal blue
and rose wool dress with rose ac-
cessories, and a corsage of Tails
man roses. william Frink, Bucks
Hill, was the best man.
The couple left on a wedding trip
to New York. Mrs. Hunt will spent
a few weeks with her parents before
joining Lieut.. Hunt, who Is sta
toned at Camp Croft, s. G. He
arrived recently from the southwest
Pacific.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07
CLARE-N0LAN

Mrs. Laurina Poll Nolan of New
Haven, daughter of Mrs. Sylvester
z. Poll of villa Rosa, Woodmont,
Conn.,, and the late Mr.. Poll, was
married Saturday to Tech. Sergt.
Charles G. Glare, USA, son of Mrs.
Mary Clare of West Haven, in the
brides home by Judge Douglas
johnson of West Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07
B1NGo PARTIES POSTPONED

The Bingo party scheduled to be
held this evening by the Unity Club
and all succeeding parties have
been postponed until further notice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07

A 50th wedding anniversary was
observed yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Galasso, SO Butler st. They
were married in Pacerno, italy and
came to this country in 1908 and
have lived in Waterbury since that
time. Mr.. Galasso was employed by
the Scovill Mfg. Co. for 40 years, re-
firing in 1910. They have five chill
dren, two of whom are serving in
the armed forces.
John D. Moriarty, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John G. Moriarty, Linden
street, was graduated the end OF
January from Cheshire Academy
He plans to enter Tufts College,
Massachusetts, about March /.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS

ing q several days furlough with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Cassidy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07

The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Third Congregational church will
hold dessert bridge Wednesday at
1880 p. m. in the parish hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-07

Pfc. John H. Cassidy, Jr., Of Wa
tertown, returned Saturday to Iowa
City where he is studying in the Ian
guage department Of the University
of Iowa under the Army Special
lied Training Program, after spend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
Deaths Reported

Sarah McMonigal, IS: Blue Plains. D. c.
Fanny L. Passene, 50. 304O Cambridge
Carrie L, Stuart, 80. 51a 9th st. ne.
Frances r. Vallandingham, 80, 922 c st
Catherine C. Cross. 20, 1901 18th st. NV
Lidia Sandy. ~. 1850 Columbia I'd NV.
David Sober, 70, 1929 Jonauil st. NV.
Harriet C. Barney, rs. 1882 Columbia
Mary i. priscoll. u, s7so Upton st. NV.
Harry Keen, ?s, 2732 18th st. ne.
Frank 4. RSnnelly. 4, s07 18th lth st, s;w:
Henry Phelps, II, go H st. ne.
Anthony J. Barrett, 20, Arlington, Va
Harry A. Barnard, 6S, 1921 Reservoir I'd
NV.
Henry A Eastman, "a. b42o Both st. NV.
Louise Young, 90, Silver Spring Md
Emma j. Whitcomb. 50. 1927 st. Sc.
Elizabeth c. P. Seaborn, 81. $40 I'LL
william B. Haislip, b5, s51s Holmead
Donald Parsons. b5, 42e 9th st. NV.
Arthur j. Diver, SO, s. l. st. ne.
Victor L. Riston, 40, 4115 44th st. NV
Florence M. Mess, As, 1922 Crittenden
Eiehard +. Bell, -. Brentwood. Md.
Robert L. Garrard, "a, Gibsonia, Pa
Georgia Gray, 90, 34S Wallach st. NV.
Mary Coleman, IS, 1914 w st. NV
Sarah r. Cope, 81, 5317 Central ave. Sc.
Elizabeth Marshall, 81, Gil Kenyon ST. NV
Ayrs E J! MScManning, e.. 4o5 NJ st. NV,
Fred Johnson a' 81 Go Ar rH s1h4 Va ST. n.y."
kam ben e. as sS on st nT I'd NV
Joyce Frazier. 9, 1921 9th st. NV.
Infant Jacaueline A. Bailey, 2611 st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
Plans for Youth Week
Being Made by Churches

An international observance of
youth week" from January 80 to
February by AZ Protestant denomi-
nations will be marked by mass
meeting at the National City Chris
tan Church. Plans for the rally
are being made by the youth depart
ment of the Washington Federation
of Churches.
The Christian Endeavor Union of
the District plans to hold a banquet
on February as part of the OBJ
Servance.
The International Council of Re-
ligious Education is sponsoring the
week through the United Christian
Youth Movement. The observance
is being co-ordinated with inter
national Christian Endeavor week"
which is scheduled for the same
period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
School Pupils Play,
Students Concert
To Be WMAL Features

A broadcast Of the National SYM
phony Orchestra students concert
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow and a drama
tization Of "The Willow Whistle"
by pupils from Peabody and Hilton
Schools at 2:15 pm. Tuesday will
be among school programs featured
this week over Station WMAL.
The broadcasts are part of the
series sponsored Jointly by the Pub
lie School Radio Committee, The
Evening Star and Station WMAL.
A third feature will be News for
Schools" weekly analysis for
classroom listening at 2 pm.
Wednesday by Howard P. Bailey,
assistant to the managing editor of
The Star.
A half-hour portion of the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra stu
dents concert will be given under
the direction of DR.. Hans Kinder.
Selections to be broadcast will in
clude the overture, Marriage of
Figaro" by Mozart; "Valse Triste,"
by Sibelius Come Sweet DEATH"
by Bach; Ride of the Valkyrie," by
Wagner, and demonstration of
the brass section by DR.. Kinder and
the orchestra.
The dramatization of THE Will
low WHISTLE" a book by Cornelia
Meigs, is one in a series of elemen-
tary school presentations entitled
'Storybook Friends" :et
Authentic Sioux and Arikara mu-
sic themes are to be used with the
story, which involves Sioux Indian
chief. The recordings of Indian
native music are from the collec-
ton OF DR.. George Herzog, assistant
professor Of anthropology in charge
Of the archives of primitive music
at Columbia University. They were
obtained through Paul Belanger,
who represents Station WMAL in
the direction Of the radio school
series.
Mrs. Marjorie F. Snyder is direct
ing the Peabody and Hilton School
pupils participating. Principal char
acters will be played by George
White, in the role of Eric Thorveg;
Carolyn Cunningham as Mary
Anne Seabold; Harry Petit as
Chief Grey Eagle; Richard Gill as
Mr. Thorveg, and Eugene Cole and
Ann Lucas as Father and Mother
Seabold.
The public school series is under
the general direction of DIR. Clyde
M. Huber, chairman Of the School
Radio Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
Decision Due in Case
Of Spurned Taxi Fore

The Commissioners may give de-
cision tomorrow on a recent taxicab
hearing in which As drivers were
cited for their alleged failure to stop
when hailed by an Agriculture De-
partment employee near his home.
After formal charges were filed by
Robert L. Hill of the 200 block of
Massachusetts, avenue NE, the de-
partment employe, hearings were
conducted by the Board of Review
and Revocation of Hackers licenses.
At that time the drivers were iden-
titled by their cab numbers, which
Mr.. Hill said he had taken down.
Findings of the board, along with
its recommendations, were forward
ed to the city heads last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
; Libraries to Handle
Books on Sundays

Washington readers now may Dor
row or return books on Sundays,
from 2 to pm, at the Central
Library and Mount Pleasant and
Petworth branches, Miss Clara w.
Herbert, chief librarian, announced
yesterday.
Because the libraries formerly
were open Sundays for reading and
reference Use only, extra staff
members have been assigned for
this new service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09
Farm PROGRAM Launched

Arabia has launched a program
to have its nomad Bedouins, who
tend f1ocks of sheep, goats and
camels. settle down to agricultural
pursuits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-09

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. James T. Elicit will cele-
brate their golden wedding
anniversary tomorrow at their
residence, 1902 Fourth street
NV. The couple, 70 and 10,
respectively, have four chill
dren and three grandchildren.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
ROMYE LAMBORN.
BEDROOM BRICK-S8 $50
600S Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va
CHI 4o13 Realtor GT ,Si1

One of the larger Arlington Forest, Va.
homes, offered for sale due to owners i'm
mediate transfer. Rooms include living
room f13X20), dining room lIXln, with
attractive built-in Colonial corner cup rl-
board, modern kitchen with abundant
storage space. On the ond' floor 3 bed
rooms (2 large enough for twin beds) and
full tiled bath with shower. Full base
ment with outside entrance On q leve!
lot t55xl1o); Oil heat, copper plumbing,
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
2S40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va
CH 2S2S Evne ~ eSOa', w.
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A CHARMING HOME.
ALL ON ONE FLOOR

This low-ramhlinR house nestleS among
shade trees with simple dignity that is
inviting. 1t was custom built for a re-
fned owner in 1a40 and will appeal to
the discriminating purchaser. 1t has a
living room l9X30 with fireplace, a cheer
fui dining room, kitchen with range and
them, another bedroom and bath and
maids room with bath. 1t is on an acre
of naturally beautiful land, with a lily
pond in the front yard and brook across
the rear portion. In a neighborhood OF
GOOD homes, miles from WaShngton
Price, S14, 900: $4,000 down, See MASON
H1RST. Annandale Va, at the end OF
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 1912
Evening star., 1944-03-19
VIENNA VA

80 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, ABOUT 13
ACRES IN ALFALFA; ORCHARD. CAR
DEN. YARD AND CHICKEN LOT.
Good house with pa baths hot-Water
heat first floor, living room, dining room.
kitchen den and Z bath second floor, !
bedrooms and bath; attic has been finished
into living room, bedroom, kitchen and
bath; fun Basement with laundry tub and
a specially built-in room for fruit and
vegetables; garage, barn with 3 stanchions
ior cows l box stall, fecdroom and hay
loft metal corn bin; fine brooder house
with brooders, large chicken house. con-
crete floors and feed room: outside fire.
place; fruit trees, grape arbor and berry
plants; school bus by the door: SI2,75O;
$1,000 cash SS5 month.
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- Jr)4lft
COLONIAL ESTATE,

The house, situated On high elevation
with Rood view. Is true Co.ou.a r
Ge&sH with large, f'uted columns ia front
CeTteT-hal, type. Iar9c LIVING room W!'t
beautiful fireplace, attractive dining room
ano ulfra-mpdeTn aQ-elecu.c Kitchen
rooms wircd for phone all close coda.
lined Oh to;-wate. heat. all raalrt5~
closed. ALUMINIUM screen. lar9t fruui
and rear porch Larrc garage and S"ry.
ants, quarters 20 match house hboLr one
ihard OF land cleared Owner beng Graf'rI
is losing over $4,000 New far.s.lr-
cGulpU' eni including tractors can b,
bou2ht Also some new furniture auC
made o-oEder rugs. Less than 10 muo.
from center Of city. Reasonable terra
20 rc..nNLe DIIrchaSCr
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SAFE ABFEEAUTIFTL Vt, VI, SWEEPING VIEW FOR
FURN. Desisned and built by famous
ssrclhtect for his. own home. This lovely
frame home with natural-finish Georgia
fnI,Is fgpTess exterior dark-brown shingle roof
double glazed. screened, storm sash, for
ssle que TO owner eStering service Built
OF the best material obtainable Copper
Ua water pipes. Crane plumbing and heating,
entrance hall, most artistic powder room,
ssIendoWn living room G7.5X30l. fireplace,
built-in bookcases, huge picture windows
9 deIightful room; dining room 03.5xI7],
fireplace picture windows; pantry-kitchen
: sinks; double maid rm. and bath 2-car
garage Second floor. double bedrooms.
baths, master bedroom with fireplace .
oedroomS, triple exposure; storage attic;
ample, equipped large closets. Laundry,
furnace room with storage room and out
Side s6 entrance Barn. small smokehouse,
40-tree orchard, shade trees, grape arbor
sVergreens and shrubs. Finished less than
wears ago. Situated in Fairfax County
near Mclean, Va; 10 miles from George
call
% ROMYE LAMBORN,
,600s Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
CHI 4o13
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SUMNER HOMES.

WANTED, bungalow or 2 bedroom apt.
Phone NE; 5000, between 10 and 3, ask
for Mr.. Acker.
BEAUTIFUL HUNTING LODGE. in Con-
necticut, overlooking river 50 minutes
from New York; private swimming pool:
hshlng ideal vacation for congenial couple
to share. Emerson 1241.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY For RIM.

70 ACRES. > rooms, eiec .raaee 50 mo
miles y {. Inc, SJuth OF washing lu
room, . bath h.-~ IA. Claririnuy, c.0,I-
lent wa er system. deap vel, aItua'cG on
N-fE!-!roH' fam IN ua tuTal iOTcs' lsrk.
.h"a r.fEalitu commanding beautiful mr.
T.ae ana ltad Wow la-CEH, G-JaT gaUtgr.
y .y""' HSD m"n.H. E4. g,iU,
>,lF SPRINGS. ND. +,. mr DC
Moo GDa- t,oN ! rms. hafN ,0a. E-~
nrar. "'.acHra Ear.gt, -3IDru. made
= 30 nN HI. ADULTS oult Cn.-oa -.
- MILES FROM WASHINGTON on hare
road furnished Aou-c. rooms and ba'h.
mower e,cc.u"l'y. Io' Vatf- rlrgNlafIr.
neat. aforementioned LARGE a.nNg q. tr,n,.
acreage. thousand ot flowers adults crIy.
ION ]4.' painted inside and oul. Phone
SALE OR RENT, . rms, modern, > acres.
C-n,oi. nj, lease, $50. Owner, Ram
dolpG $500
MONTGOMERY Co.-2-story house. 6
sunny rooms, y acre; ~ miles D, {. lire,
: miles rom Gat hersbufF, N village Of
Ioatbulduas. 2IXlu for po.I.ry house and
IearaGP. Water in house. No PLUMBING.
r;i5 per mo. Long term lease TO response
bic party. Phone ma. 1872 townerl or
Gaithersburg 299.
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FALLS CHURCH

Modern 6-room brick 1st floor. large
living room, fireplace. dining room, kitchen
porch. u bath: full basement, INV. h.;
End floor, 3 bedrooms, full bath, deck
porch large lot. Price. $500.
J. L. c. WEST,
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ARLINGTON. VA

NEAR FALLS CHURCH.
80 AttractlVe, 5.room house, on corner lot,
.oy zoo WITH fire shade trees fruit tress
and white fence; living room with fre-
place, ,dinina room, wen euuirpad t:itchf,.
bedrooms, den and bath Venetian
'nde Pes merit fCrn"ce room. n W n .
$4,000: $1,000 cash. S65 per month.
EASTMAN & STEELE
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~ ,Dtb-
BEAUTIFUL CORNER,

Two-story brick, years old. First
floor has large living room with open IRE
place, large dining room. modern kitchen
and y bath. Second floor, three good
doored attic. Chestnut trim, hardwood
floors throughout. Plenty of closet space
Bullt-in garage, Dry basement with laun-
dry trays: Large screened porch of living
room Well insulated, storm sash and
doors, all-copper plumbing and screens
GarWood oil air-condltioned heat Nice
large lot, good elevation This is one OF
the incest homes we have ever offered
for the price. A real home and bargain
Act quickly, this won't last Shown BY
appointment only. Immediate poss session
Terms, So 800 cash
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240 ACRES-EQUIPPED
1873 Acres,
Within COnmuting Distance

sections of Fairfax County, this farm has
about go acres of good quality farm land
and like amount OF rolling woodland
| that borders a picturesque stream. The
house sits in grove of trees and has 8
comfortable rooms, 2 baths, . lavatories.
hot-water heat and rambling porches.
There is 2-story barn. chicken house
and servants quarters. The property is
16 miles from Washing Ton over hard
surfaced roads Price, S27 500; terms
See MASON H1RST, Annandale, Va. at
the end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexan-
| dria 5S12. Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1944-03-19
NEARBY MARYLAND


HySttsvllle - 6-rm. bungalow. h " h p
oak floors: IN excellent condition; large 10,
with trees, one-fare zone. St. 500, Terms.
Hampshire Exceptionally loca }rd.
new brick bungalow OF rooms wl,h md
n large enoush for > additional rooms.
cant, neH-houSe condition: S9450
, New Hampshire ave, close 10 District
!lne-Large 4-room bungalow on corner
Iot. ! DIX to school and bus gas hea'.
completely equipped owner leaving city.
VII take best cash offer or sell on terms,
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
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WILL PAY CASH

For bungalows or houses in nearby Md
REGARDLESS Of condition, Free appraisal
immediate courteous service. Get my ap-
p@ajsai. ". o. JARVIS, 34l4 R. L ave
Union 1926
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~ ACRES

WITH GROOM HOUSE.
Situated on a hill with e distant view
OF the Potomac, this house has oil heat,
bath, fireplace, range and refgr., and is in
good condition. 1t has grove of large
older house: 1t offers plenty of room for
garden and hobbies and has chicken
house and gear garage. 1t is within
Price, S10,500; $4,000 down See MASON
HIRST, Annandale, Va, at the end of
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5S12.
Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1944-03-19
SILVER SPRING, MD

300 Bristol aye.--S6,3G7: S4s month.
One-year-old bungalow, large lot 9 large
bedrooms, extra-large kit. liv. rm and
oath; foored attic: basement; coal air
coma. heat ReaS. down payment Possess
sion :. weeks ST. 3I21
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ing, APPROX 5000 SO fl. suitable ware
house, light mig, etc Reasonable rent.
CaN Ny EWau WE 1900
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4-BEDROOM BRICK,
S12 Q60

NJ Washinston Golf and Country Club.
Ihis brick home of English design To-
Gated within one block of bus in Country
Club Grove, is situated on a soft. wooded
Iot. Rooms include entrance hall, living
door opening on a large and Strictly pri-
vate screened-in living porch G2x551;
dining room and equipped kitchen. On
the 2nd floor, bedroom G2x1S) with uri-
vate bath, 3 other bedrooms, 2 of which
accommodate twin beds, private bath,
features include large storage attic with
ceguiar stairway. recreation room with
nreplace, maids lavatory, built-in garage,
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EASTMAN & STEELE,
MCLEAN, VA.

Attractive 5-room BUNGALOW on lots
with fine shrubbery; large attic for addi-
tional room. full basement: hot-water heat,
closed with white picket fence one block
to bus: needs some decorating; S5,15U-
SI,25u cash, S5n per month
EASTMAN & STEELE.
Realtors Falls Church o61O
Evening star., 1944-03-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A REAL BARGAIN can be had in three
kitchen and bath each, Near corner Of
9th St NV, at Varnum. Income S237 so
per month. Priced now for immediate
sale. PA. 800.
GEORGIA AVE. near York Theater, brick
store and apts:, rents S2,34O yearly.
pTlce' Sl6'92m;. A. M. Roth, woodward
BROOKLAND--4 new stores. park ami
shop; excel: loca alton; gross rental, $3.50
mo-; 81 1000 cash req. bal. 1st trust at
9L2fc. Splendid investment. Ewes, EN-
STORE (only one in neighborhood)-
1910 st, Carmody Hills, Seat Pleasant,
Nj. Q; B. zantznger Co. -945 K st. NV.
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]. L. C. WEST,
VIRGINIA FARM

So acres. one 5-room house modern. one
1-room house, bath, electricity. large barn.
chicken houses. stream; on main highway
Just out OF gcod-sized town, 2S mi D. c.;
price, $4,000
J. L. C. WEST,
lie
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EASTMAN & STEELE.
OWNER TRANSFERRED

Delightful little nearby Virginia 3-bed-
l9catod in new community, ideal for chill
orhn; completely equipped kitchen, auto.
OIL neat, many extra features: immdiate
OCCuNHllrN: raaSan2hla ternls MO nl 60
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DIXIE REALTY co
LOTS FOR SALE

200-FT: FRONT, fine view; util,; detached
in D. G: sac. $3.50 cash. IA. "653
aTes Aie7andTa SG' Va, oS BoH 2o5A 15o Asxs! stsr
FOR FLATS. both sides of recently-gradec
feet front on one side, 4s3 feet on other
good depth on both to alley, adjoining new
l-family, fats $1,000. Louis ?. Shoe.
JUST BEY5ooND {; GEoRGEfowS. n9i .o5 5ox1e5
| on hlgi TERRACE with grand view of Po
tmac River, 5000. Lot g, in So. 1910
TOWN OF FAILS CKURCH-communit,
oi maenlhcenl homes; Victory Gardan OF
more to select rom, only 5 to be sold
RBEAUTIFUL LOT, loOx4oo, Near D. c
I5c SO. FT., in i. C.-&6G-ft, iront: mt? re. e.
thorpe St. a Blk N. H. H ave. ave. Ia. Ss5a S5a
| BEAUTIFUL SLIGO PARK HILLS LOT
| all improvements only Sl,30O. ROBERT
r LOHR' 3lI Cedar St, Takoma Park
HLLANDALE, choice of wooded or cleared
| le{ei or rolling sites of half acre or more
! al utilities are IN; million dollars OF I'M.
proved properties are IN the development
9e 59 5s kew 2gx teams syaaps TO Tsae
from D. c, or call SH. $3.50. a6s
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE. ABOUT : .0O(
square feet, near Capitol Building, zoned
~ acres zoned for stores and group
IhHuss5, adJ1lniuu Peoples Drug Store and
Isite tor proposed Loco capacItv theater
ana Shopnlns center: price $4,000; worth
4l acres, bordering D. c. line. in Mary
Land sewer Installed; only. 3i1 miles from
lCaptol Building; prce, $1,000 per acre:
and adjouins across border in =. c., held
lat $500 per acre
,rdS5 For igra tgrtaer nar{lieulsrs TsssEdjns the
Potomac ave. Sc. Franklin 50S9
ABOUT lh.uOo SO. Fl. IN SW. SEC
,.aH idea! Tor materia! yard; sewer and
water IN. Will sell o. lease, with option
A. II. ROTH Woodward Bldg. Ma 7a3G
PART or BANKRUPT ESTATE. . WOOD
led 1u-it lots, sever and water in. $500
G."cnaii iSe&S2lsa N, Y p C.; Wl! finance.
BELLEVUE FOREST,
NearbT Ariineion. Na.-Cholce rolling,
o Gn % Cf "CLg, az
ClUb, water, sewer streets and curbs
highly restricted terms.
GEORGE MASON GREEN Co,
Exclusive Agent
$50 Wilson Blvd. Arlington Va.
CH. "S3>. Ewes, GIL 3S;}s
BETEESDA-CORNER LOT.
iOn srade, 60X14o; all improvements in;
price, - $50, on reasonable terms.
IDI N9l'. w L. MOORE. GE. ?S0?.
ia ACRE VICTORY GARDEN
$4,000 SQUARE feet land, Washington
highlands. III District part of Washington,
bus, water and electricity available; near
4th and Atlantic SITS. block from four
family apartments at 9Th and Chesapeake
Sts;' price, sl,750. on terms, $3.50 cash
BEALL TURNER & CO.. RANDOLPH osss.
1l0o Vermont Ave. National 6131. =
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Mt. RAINIER SECTION

Attractive corner bungalow Stucco
over masonry. Large living room with
real fireplace, full dining room, two nice
bedrooms. modern kitchen and bath Oil
hot-Water heat, gas refriRerator storm
sash and screens Detached garage to
match house. Large corner lot nicely
fenced. House well insulated and weather
stripped. Terms: $1,000 cash; balance,
S32 .43 per month
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PROMINENT CORNER,
pTUTDnAT nD

NcSft1Ji1lE' NIL.
story and half asbestos shingles First
moor has large living room with fireplace,
dlnlng room, two bedrooms and bath
second moor. one large master bedroom;
hardwood floors, oil hot-water heat. full
basement with laundry trays: large lot.
66x125; wonderful location for doctor or
dentist. Shown by appointment only Ad-
dress will not be given over phone.
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CHARMING WHITE RRICK

In beautiful wooded section, close-in Ar
llngton, in one of the best residential sec
tions, on large, fenced lot with many large
trees, 1st floor, screened porch, large liv-
ing room with fireplace dining room, mod
ern. fully equipped kitchen, bedroom and
bath. End floor, . large bedrooms, bath and
storage ATTIC, full basement with maid S
room and bath above ground; attached
may be purchased furn or unfurn TN
iurn:, 81 5000; furn., S16,500. An ap-
pointment is necessary
POAGNE IGAhpnnAr
Evening star., 1944-03-19
%, 900.
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Brick bungalow less than . years old
nVe rooms and bath: large living room
with open fireplace; all rooms nicely paint-
cd; hardwood floors; new-house condition;
large lot, 65xl 80; on beautiful high ele-
Yauon, one of the highest elevations around
Washington: large basement; air-condi-
toned heat, coal, with blower and ther-
Evening star., 1944-03-19
Lors ron sALr Gem. J.

I CABIN JOHN Park
| Lot, 100x100. near Macarthur blvd;
$3.50. $50 down, $40 month; city water
and electricity available.
| MRS. BURGESS, Realtor,
| 6100 Broad st WI 4ob3