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Evening star., 1944-07-26
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Evening star., 1944-07-26
Toft Reveals Dewey
Can't Attend PurIey
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, July Ex-senator
Taft, Republican, of Ohio said today
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. Republican
presidential candidate, would be un-
able to come here for a tri-State
congressional conference the Senator
had suggested for August 5.
Senator Taft said he had received
word that Gov Dewey had to return
to Albany after conference with
Republican Governors in st. Louis,
August and 3, and would be unable
to meet Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana
Republican members of Congress
here the next day,
Evening star., 1944-07-26

A&
We're told that Asere's to be shortage Of fuel
next winter. ndNey bit must count! We're
olso told that The crack which surrounds an
overoee e-size window is equal to spoee the size
Of briek-spoee thot's responsible for Ioree
percentage Of the fuel waste in your home.
And the owl further reports that every 10
square feet Of storm windows installed in
Washington soves gallons Of oil, As pounds
Of coal, or | ,664 cubic feet Of eos during the
winter months! So! Along comes Rusco with
Trip|e-Sevice Storm windows that ore cinch
to change from winter to summer, that ore
inserted in from the nside--thot con be
changed in less than minute! Thot ore
screens in sunmer-AND storm windows in
winter! So why not let US install them now
and arrange the terms so your first payment
isn't due Til November Phone NA 500,
Extension 452, and we'll send q representa-
tive to your home for q free estnote and
demonstration.
Evening star., 1944-07-26

rs president In 1942 and WAS made
board chairman. The company
manufactures abrasives.
Originator Of the first commercial
process for production OF silicon
metal. DR.. Tone also was the dis
coverer Of the silicon carbide heat
Ing elements. fibrous silicon oxycar-
bide and silicon monoxide.
In 1898 he received the Perkin
Medal Of the American section of
the Society of Chemical Industry
for valuable work In applied chem
istry. including the development Of
abrasives and refractories." He also
held several other Awards.
Evening star., 1944-07-26
New York Ruling Bars
Absentee Ballots to J,
Merchant Seonen
j. the Associated Press.

- the Associated Press.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 49,
Attorney General Nathaniel L.
Goldstein holds that members
OF the Merchant Marine absent
from the country are not eligi-
Bile for New York absentee bal
lots under the State constitu-
tion because they are not 4 part
Of the Nations military forces.
The attorney general point
ing out that his statement was
in response to published re-
ports that the National MARI
time Union had requested 1
ruling on the subject, said:
"The New York State con-
stitution limits absentee voting
to persons who are elsewhere In
the United States on election
day and to persons who are in
the actual military service Of
the State or of the United
States. We still function by
constitutional governm E n t.
Therein lies the reason for our
survival for these many years.
This is not q subject in which
demagoguery can be substituted
for the constitution"
Evening star., 1944-07-26

Iof murder In Prince Georees
County Circuit Court yesterday.
Mrs. Brooks was arrested last
month In connection with the slay.
Ing OF her husband. Thomas Brooks.
In setting bond yesterday: Judge
Charles G. Marbury granted
habeas corpus petition filed by the
woman's attorney. j. Frank Lillard.
Evening star., 1944-07-26

Insure your future security BY
buying War Bonds and hanging on to
them!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-19
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1914

rest. Attaches of the State Highway
Department and others interested IN
the subject are wondering What con-
n~cCtion there Is between a gasoline TAX
for road construction, maintenance
and preservation, and larceny OF
funds from a high school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-19

Whatever became of those original
isolationists-the flaCpole sitterS?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-19

The female fjretjy has a 1uu
Fighter right than the mae.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Senate Votes 10 Create
New Top Rank in Navy

BY the Associated Press,
The Senate has passed a bill to
give the Navy new top rank-ad-
miral of the fleet
Chairman Walsh of the Naval Al
fairs Committee said the two officers
who would be eligible currently Tor
the new rank are Admiral Ernest
j. King. commander in chief OF the
feet, and Admiral William D. Leahy,
chief of staff to President Roosevelt.
The bill. by Senator Gerry, DEM
ocrat, of Rhode Island, now goes to
the House.
The legislation provides that the
admiral of the feet will receive the
pay of rear admiral, $4,000 an
nually, plus $4,000 annual cash al
lowance. An admiral draws the
same pay as rear admiral and
gets in addition an annual cash
allowance of $4,000 Both get cer-
tain subsistence and rental allow
snces.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Ultraviolet Roy Speeds
Making of Vuceines
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press eA
CHICAGO, June 23.-A new and
simple method of making vaccines
by exposure to a powerful ultra
violet ray lamp for less than one
seconds announced in the jour-
nal of the American Medical Asso-
ciation.
The development may revolution
ize production of vaccines, which
heretofore has been tedious and
painstaking process, the announce
ment said.
The new method was developed at
the Samuel Deutsch serum center
of Michael Reese Hospital in Chi
cago by DR.. Sidney o. Levinson and
associates.
The method completely kills or
inactivates suspensions of bacteria
and viruses in a fraction OF a second
by exposing continuously flowing
thin films with depth of less than
/ millimeter to the newly developed
ultraviolet lamp.
Evening star., 1944-06-23

trict health officer, today indorsed
the learn-to-swim paign
knowing how to swim is doubly
important in wartime" he said. "as
q safeguard against water accidents
and as a means of providing whole
some and healthful stimulation for
better coordination of mind and
body. America needs to build
stronger manhood, not only to
strengthen the Nation for war, but
to increase her power to preserve
the peace.
Boys between the ages Of 8
and 18 may register for the learn
to-swim campaign and receive in
structions without cost. The classes
will be conducted daily between 9
am. and 6 pm. with qualified
aquatic instructors.
The colored boys may register un-
til pm tomorrow at the Twelfth
Street YMCA at 1916 Twelfth street
NV. where they will receive swim
ming instructions. Roscoe Gray
will direct the swimming program
at the Twelfth street branch.
The boys will be given instruc-
tions on the American crawl during
the campaign.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Births Reported
c4enrse and H.len Ainhle hnr

George and Helen Aichle, boy.
John and Audrey Atlee, twin boys
James and Elizabeth Beach, girl.
James and Emily Beahan, boy.
Marion and June Bennett, girl.
Burrell and Lorraine Bennings, girl.
John and Josephine Berto, girl.
Harry and Edith Blunt, boy.
Thomas and Janet Boss, boy.
John and Katie Bouton. girl.
Robert and Catherine Brady, boy.
James and Helen Brown, boy.
Travis and Margery Brown, girl.
Edmund and Ellen Campbell. boy.
William and Elizabeth Carroll. girl.
Herbert and Betty Cutler girl
Shirley and Ruth Davidson, boy.
Noble and Lola Dawson. boy.
Walter and Dorothy Dean. girl.
Harold and Harriet Denison. girl.
James and Marjorie Dodd, girl
Thomas and Mary Dollins, girl.
William and Mildred Dousherty. boy
Raymond and Pearl Finhorn, girl.
Salvatore and Mary Emelin, boy.
Hiram and Mathilde Evans, girl
Frederick and Marion Ferrara, girl,
Thomas and Rita Flynn, girl.
Evening star., 1944-06-23

+ Harry and Eleanor Fonorofi, boy.
! Robert and Ruth Francis. boy.
! Murray and Frieda Frank. boy.
| Nathan and Rose Gandel. girl.
Francis and Josephine Gideon, boy,
Ned and Vera Croft, girl
Fred and Phyllis Gum, boy.
Louis and Leona Haidt, boy.
Horace and Mabel Haithcock. boy.
Robert and Grace Hare, boy.
Frederick and Leoner Harler, girl.
George and Helen Harmon, girl.
Clyde and Thelma Hauver, girl.
Dennis, ir., and Mary Healy. girl.
Albert and Elizabeth Heister, girl.
Albert and Marian Hendley, boy.
Louis and Marjorie Henley, boy.
Frank. ir., and Josephine Heron. boy
Roy and Dorothy High. boy.
Douglas and Rosella Honaker. girl.
Charles and Laura Hoofring, boy.
Thomas and Rosa Huffron, girl.
Earnest and Estalwen Johnson. girl.
Francis and Ann johnson, Girl.
Pete and Barbara Jones, boy.
John and Catherine Kane. girl.
Edward and Aurora Injayan, boy.
Harry and Ruby Isenberg. boy.
William and Roberta Justis. boy
Richard and Winifred Kasson, boy
Evening star., 1944-06-23

Norman and Martha Kaufman, boy.
William and Ruth Keating, girl
Thomas and Beatrice Kins, boy.
Leo and Evelyn Kolodny, girl.
Paul and Lena L'Hommedieu, girl.
Vincent and Grace Lee, boy.
Floyd and Crystal Likins. boy.
Joseph and Earlyne Lowe, boy.
Robert and Helen Lyons, boy.
John and Marion Mack, girl.
Thomas and Rowena Mara, girl.
Fletcher and Thelma Matthews, boy.
George and Lila May, girl.
Earnest and Jane Mayhew girl.
Santo and Ellen MeSsina, boy.
Henry and Eugena Montague, boy.
Thomas and Rose Moreland. sirl.
Francis and Louise Mudd. twin boys.
Arthur and Audrey Mullen, boy.
Roy and Duice Myklebust, boy.
Martin and Bertha Mccarthy. boy.
Harold and Marjorie Nelson, girl.
Samuel and Ellen Newman. boy.
Robert and Virginia Pachaly, boy.
Russell and Helen Payne, girl.
Edgar and Fern Pittman, girl.
John and Catherine Pitts. girl.
Peter and Shirley Ploeg. boy.
Leroy and Flora Poole, girl.
Eliot and Shirley Powell. sirl.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Louis and Sally Prohst, xtrl.

Louis and Sally Prohst. girl.
Millard and Madeline Purcell. giri.
Philip and Marian Raup. boy.
Joseph and Stella Reidy, boy.
Blake and Nits REYNOLDS, girl.
Donald and Margaret Roache, girl.
Charles and Alice Robertson, jr.. girl.
william and Mary Ronemus. girl.
James and Mary Sadler, boy.
Charles and Mildred Sandross, girl.
Frank and Mary Scalzetti, boy.
Alfred and Marion Schmidt. boy.
Louis and Marian Schworm, jr., boy.
Charles and Frances Seery, boy.
Herman and Bernice Stanton, girl.
Richard and Viola Sherman. girl.
John and Lillian Shiflet. boy.
Irving and Doris Siegel. girl.
Charles and CAROLYN Smith, girl.
Edward and Rosemary Smith, boy,
Joseph and Gladys Smithson. sirl.
Joseph and Mary Sowell, boy.
Roy and Nora Sewers. girl.
Wilson and Irene Stewart. boy.
Donald and Helen SwAts, girl
william and Ruth Sweeney. boy.
Adomas and Katherine Taylor, boy.
Charles and Jean Tebbs. boy.
James and Bertha Thomas, boy.
Samuel and Evelyn Tolbert, boy.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Deaths Reported

Mary z. Escavaille, SIS, Episcopal Church
Home
Hattie Budlons, "a, 324S st. NV.
Warren r Brenzier, ri, 1900 18th st. NV,
BENJAMIN Epstein, rs. 6131 18th st. NV.
Joseph N. Gray, II, 1927 4th St NV.
George r. Thompson 81, II Bates st. NV.
Elizabeth Caldwell, 55. 5104 Kansas
ave. NV.
Bernard wilmer, 80 4s13 Blagden ave.
infant Alexander. 2S13 36th ST. NV.
Patricia Bush. 3. 103l 9Th St ne.
Ienwood c. Brame, infant, s26 5th st NV.
Evening star., 1944-06-23

YMCA mas Deen
extended until
6 o'clock tomor-
row night. Late
registrants must
mail the coupon
that appears in
The Star filled
in with hi S
name. age and
address tonight
or appear in
person tomor-
row a t t h e
YMCA to regis
ter.
DR.. George G.
ps,h1onH Dis
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Eddy Nominated us Envoy

Col. William A. Eddy of New
Hampshire was nominated yesterday
by President Roosevelt to be Min
ister to the Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia. Col Eddy is in the Marine
Corps.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
Ale THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
Learn -to-Swim Plan.
Registration DeadIine.
Is Extended One Day

The deadline on registration for
the learn-to-swim contest being
conducted June 26 to July by The
Star in cooperation with the
Evening star., 1944-06-23

Joseph and Bethine florence, gIrl,
william and Gladys Tucker. boy
Charles and Gertrude Walton. girl.
John and Beatrice Watson, boy.
Francis and Ellen Walfhope, boy.
Charles and Viola Weaver. boy.
Henry and Annie Wedding. girl.
Eurrell and Allis West. boy.
Richard and Hope Whitehead. boy.
Spencer and Edna Winburn. girl.
Henry and Elizabeth Windeii. girl.
Alexander and Carrie Windsor boy.
John and Betty Wine. boy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29
3City Boards
Fight for Plot

4 five-acre plot owned by the
fty today was the main topic
d dispute between several city
agencies seeking to acquire II.
In an effort TO iron out the dis
-. over the property at Riopelle
Atwater, the common coun-
dil asked officials of the public
lighting commission, the board of
water commissioners, the city
planning commission and the de-
partment of parks and recreation
70 appear at a hearing set for
Monday.
The parks department has re-
duested the council to approve
establishment of park and fish
Ing dock on the riverfront area,
now occupied mainly by the ole
pSR power house.
The lighting commission is eye
fig the area as the outstanding
safe for proposed $1,000, 900
postwar electric power plant.
| Councilman Van Antwerp urged
that the PIC attempt 10 find
another nearby location. He was
supported by Councilman Lodge
who said that I'VE don't want any
plant down there which will him
der the construction of the river
front drive"
"For two years now we have
been asking city agencies for n
definite location OF the express
way along the riverfront," Coun-
Gilman Dorais added. "It's about
time we find out. so that other
plans may be considered"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29
Diners to Hear Chaplain

The sixth annual CYO corned
beef and cabbage dinner is ex,
pected TO attract a large attend
ance at $50 tonight in the CYC
Community Center, 5000 Mack
]. Frank McGough, chairman OF
the event, announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29

for the sixth time and will intro
duce Archbishop Mooney and other
prominent members OF the clergy
and laity.
Proceeds Of the dinner will be
used 10 finance the Home for
Homeless Boys. operated by the
CYO at 1860 Leland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29

The principal speaker will be
Chaplain Col. William d. Cleary,
commanding officer Of the chap
lains' school at Harvard Uni
versity.
M. f. Coyle. vice president of
the General Motors Chevrolet
division, will serve as POSTMASTER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-29
MISSING Soldier Dead

SAGINAW. Sept. 2S- Mrs
Ethel Alden Brier, Chesaning. has
been notified of the death of her
husband, Pfc. Atwood Francis
Bitter. He had been reported
missing in France since Aug. 3.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C..
SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1914.
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont,
HOUSES FUR. OR uNEuR.

EXCHANGE small, modern, Groom stone
and-brick detached house in Chllum
Heights, l block from bus, for small l or
, room apt, in modern apt. bldg, within
walking distance of 10Th and NJ sts. Nv
Boy COX, Star.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Near Chevy Chase Circle.

Near CHEVY Chase C1TCIe.
7-rm- brick home. exclusive Md. loca-
ton. About 3 yrs. old. Large living rm.
with fireplace, CHEEKY dining rm., en-
trance hall; modern, fully equipped kitch
en- with breakfast nook, 3 roomy bedrms.,
tile baths. glassed-in shower. study
suitable for 4th bedrm.. paneled gamerm.
with fireplace. laundry, fioored attic.
screened Iorch: oil air-cond. heat: deep
lot, fenced-in rear yard. Easy walk TO
Shopping center. and bus terminal, Owner
called from city. This unusual value
priced at only S17.950 for immediate
Shle Quick nnSSeSSiNn OIL 4n2I
Evening star., 1944-03-18
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

GARRETT PARK, MD.--S rooms and bath,
oil heat, bedrooms. large yard 500.
For appointment TO inspect call DE 5426.
ONE new six-room brick house lIa
blocks from D. c. line: oil heat, elec. kit.
$500 Branch ave. Sc. open Sun all day,
8 TO 4 D ni during week. GE. o14S.
FREE RENT, small house, l.. for care
of 2 school-ase children and owners home.
sSio @f SPPIsS; PRS;Ss sranRSh. A1h NV rms and
Mr. Rupert, Ma. 2345; EN-. 54O7 ewes.
2-SToRY 5 ROOMS and cellar, cleo bath.
furnace; S32 per month. 37l4 Allison ST,
Brentwood Md, or inquire 342s Win
2 HOUSES, S35 and $50; near transp;
dos 1arss space tpE gsTGen apply 55l" Tan$!e
NACAST-S2S, so; arm. house; electricity
and water l acre ground for garden and
chickens. long lease to some one who VIII
keep in repair. 520 4sth ave. Capitol
Heights, Nd; lst street to the right, out
Central ave at District line. Call MIR.
Blackwell with Metzler, ll00 Vermont ave.
DI, $500.
1RooMs. BATH. . miles from Bel,sville.
or Pullman rd.. S3S month. Phone Berwyn
f72-J-2
44I5 7th ST. NV -, t.
retg. Excellent es92pdition, Xasaqi Xyasaaq1i, So $50
i224 18th ST, NV. DI 3346.
6 ROOMS, TILE BATH, H.-WH.; IN
perfect condition; detached home; garden
end garage. Foxhau I'd, near st. NV.
''Sl'' J. J. 'llI LEO COBB, NC,
1887 Wis. Ave. u 2loo.
Evening star., 1944-03-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

laI6 MICHIGAN AVE, N.E;--Detached
house, completely furnished, bedrooms;
MONTGOMERY County country estate,
ing room 2s'x1s': beautiful fireplace, -1st-
master, bedrm. 2s'xls': oil heat, garage;
magnifcent, far-away view; surrounded by
syoT s sse month M
NV" pI 97o6. Evenings. AID. 740o,
If You ARE COUPLE of adults who
Kengeod; Chevy Chase; Md, cali Of. ooas;
living room, dining room. kitchen, lst-
floor laundry with washing machine, 2
refined neighborhood Rent SI35 month
S:E: sEcfioS1compleesselyy fuTn. sts1; Groom
Mi5fs MD j. ss9 ss9i a5tsE dsdss Pm
ek a sarsss ems aTFs aa0 fenced e eolner
lot Very, good cond. Rent, Sli5 mo. To
spDeS, IN SFw phGns gsMssu,RE pa 1920 81 4oo5
Kennedy-Beautiful. detached home. COM
pletely furnished; large yard rooms and
bath: recreation room built-in garage;
sion. Thomas D Walsh, Inc, Di. 1857.
COMPLETELY FURN. Cape Cod cottage in
Shop; phonographic iaboratory and garaEe; e
fireplace, oil heat, hot water, easement
windows, storm windows and screens
den. grape arbor, fruit trees, e'Af7 floweFing fH
SHRUBS, strawberry patch, ornamental Ash
pone; po rent; SI50 month. Call Glebe 1888.
furnished: available Immediately. Mr.
Gilman, a. AZ IIse ERi 1904 Marshall j. Waple
5Sa1 MoRELAND ST.. Chevy Chase. D. C.,
near Nebraska ave. and 2Sth st.--Lovely
aeof aeaPg Rf new Army p oee4s Rs4sd home tafa
Hines & sons, Investment building. Eve
LADY WISHES TO SHARE broom furn.
house in East Falls Church, Va, with re-
:sponsible couple or 2 employed girls;
arranged i desired. Telephone Falls
FAIRFAX, vA.-3-room and bath modern
Ssji S9jiaEe' Eer SaToi garage "a block from bus.
eHE!T Ht FF-t5hf cHAsr, MD.-petached. 6 rooms,
toilet in basement 1 coal s5t ' h-w.h ~ io0' wood
taiTTeplace q 9d block to Wis bus line Adults.
mediately available one is in the estate
section of Edgemoor. most charming
70 s56 oer mq Tf Il goa in a4e
pecting to do much entertaining. is lust
what, you want; $3.50. E. M. Fry. Inc.
62o4 DUNROBBIN DIR,
FairWay Hills Md
Attractive 2-story brick and frame
home of 6 rooms and bath, garage, Oil
heat; rent, Sl3o mo. Call WI. $500 for
appointment
1905 N VERNON ST,
Arlington, Va.
Charming Groom and bath detached
brick home, beautifully situated; COM
pleteiy furnished, including refrigerator;
maids room, garage screened porch: rent,
Sl60 per mo. Phone CH. 695l for ap-
WALKER 6s DUNLOP,
1900 18th St NV. D1 0222.
NEAR 10th AND KALMIA RID. NV
Attrsctively furnished detached home,
containing rooms and . baths IS bed
Tooms). New home in highly restricted
THos. j. FISHER &, CO. INC
73s 18th ST. NV, DI. 6S30,
ATTRACTIvELY FURN. HOUSE IN KENT
3 bedrooms, . baths, servant room and
bath. Rent, 5000 per month Immediate
possession. Ask for Mr.. Furlow.
Randall H. Hagner, Inc,
1921 Conn. Ave. NV, DE. 5000.
33 MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
Modern Groom and bath brick dwelling
h.-wh., elec. Lights, garage, completely
furn So
Evening star., 1944-03-18
oOO0 CO IIELI d,
1417 K st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

OWNER LEAVING FOR SERVICE
nAS MohEPH HOFF h,,,it ~ IsI@'yppo; :.
years ago, situated on a corner lot, ad-
Joining the. ground of the Columbia
Country Club and only squares from
transportation. Center-entrance plan
with 4 rooms, INCLUDING A BEDROOM
OR DEN AND FULL BATH ON 1st FLOOR;
3 bedrooms and bath on End floor; air.
conditioned heat with GAS FURNACE,
screened porch, servants. quarters. in
basement, ATTIC, slate roof and built-in
phone MIR. GOOD. HO. 6100. Ext. 201,
with
Evening star., 1944-03-18
ROCK CREEK ESTATES, $25, ,750.
REnPOOhGC O RAnIIC

ROCK CREEK ESTATES, $25, ,75O.
6 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.
Beautiful all-brick center-hall Colonial
home. only years old. immaculate condi-
tion, on. homesite S0x125, opposite park
with large breakfast room, library, "a BATH
built-in 2-car garage; 3 blocks 18th ST..
vacant. LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO 1921.
Chevy Chase, Md.-$16, $50.
Here is an unusual opportunity to get
q real bargain in this delightful section.
Detached brick consisting of very large
rooms. There are 3 bedrooms and 2
baths on the second floor semif1nished
room in attic; 2-car built-in garage:
automatic heat and large well handicapped
lot 60x130. Entire house has been
completely done over and is in immaculate
condition. To inspect, cali Mr. Pearson,
NA. 5000; Evenings and Sunday, call
Sligo ALSO.
BOSS & PHELPS,
141T K St NV
Evening star., 1944-03-18
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1hO5 II St NV Ma 2345
10Th st. Extended Section.

10th st. Extended Section.
Def. BRICK, 2 YRS. OLD: s11.95O.
VACANT-GAS AIR-CONDTTTONED.
The best buy we have had this year.
Below cost 2 years ago. 8 large, bright
rooms 2 complete tiled baths. de luxe
kitchen, large new elec. refg.. large side
concrete screened porch, built-in garage
Overhead doorsl. copper plumbing, etc.
Large yard. plenty garden space. Ready
to move in. Call us at once. TIA. 0620
Sunday and evenings.
INTERPRETATIONS,
District 5000. 11O6 Vermont Ave.
Mr.. 14th g. Hamilton-$15, 500.
Detached, 6 bedrms., baths, sunroom
Il bedroom and bath, LIST hoor): recrea-
tion room, garage. h.-w. oil heat, nice lot.
McDevitt, Realtor, RA. 4422.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH McDEvrTT
Downtown Rooming House,
$13,500.
This clean 3-story brick house is Just
north Of Dupont Circle and is in excellent
condition. It has 10 rooms and baths
with gas heat. There are 6 rooms and 2
baths on the End and. 3rd floors, a finished
room in the attic and a full basement. 1t
is possible to increase the excellent return
now being received. About $4,000 neces-
sary. Evenings phone DE. 511S.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Nx W
Evening star., 1944-03-18
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CHEVY CHASE, 5467 Nevada ave-S-room
corner house, being completely redeco-
rated Open Sunday.
FIIEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT IN
this area. 1-family detached homes on
5000 So. TT. of land or more
NEW-MODERN.
Four blocks off the District line on
Sheriff I'd. ne. Rent with option TO pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO. 500 ADDI-
SON CHAPEL RID, FAIRMONT HGHTS..
MD HI 1901
Evening star., 1944-03-18
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY at once 3 or bedroom
house in area of Burleith of Glover Park
Please call WI 1857.
WE PAY ALL CASH for any ne. and Sc
Quick settlements Gum g.
Miller 500 / lth st. Sc. FIR 21o0
GOOD S,E. or nearby ne section or 8
All cash IT,
i PAY HIGHEST al-cash prices for old
1882 Woodley pl. NV, co. 2675
WILL PAY CASH for small house IN D. c.
from private party. Quick settlement No
commission to pay RA. 2036.
TO BUY OR SELL any home or invest
ment properties; satisfactory and prompt
results. Thurm dk Silver, MA. 1854.