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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Two Boy Scouts Receive Eagle Badges
al Court OF Honor Held In PasCagoula

Members of Boy Scout troops
were presented advancement and
merit badges at a Court of Honor
held at the Pascagoula high
school auditorium Thursday with
awarding of eagle badges to two
boys a special feature.
Henry Gautier, commissioner,
presided, and guests were T. j..
Simpson, assistant regional exec
utive of Memphis, and Emory
league, area executive Of Hat
tiesburg. In an impressive cere-
mony, Mr.. Simpson presented the
Eagle badges to Carl Allen Hud-
son and Paul Ryan. After a talk
on the meaning Of the rank OF
Eagle Scout and the responsible
ity of boys holding this rank to
live up to certain standards, Mr..
Simpson gave the badges to the
mothers of the boys who in turn
pinned them on their sons. Stand
ing at attention during the cere-
mony were the three boys who
received their Eagle badges at a
previous court of honor.
AS an additional award for
achievement to be added to his
Eagle badge, the bronze Palm
was presented to Earnest Falco
and was pinned on by his scout
master, Red Moffett.
The next Court of Honor will
be held at the high school De-
cember IA.
Advancement and merit badg-
es were presented by Mr.. league
as follows: Warren McCleskey
and Bobby Matthew advanced to
the rank of Life Scout; Stewart
Weir, to Star Scout; Gale Thorn
as, to First Class Scout; Bernard
Frederic, to Second Glass Scout;
Carney Humphries, athletic and
safety badges; Don Byrd, bird
study, life saving, civies, path
finding and cooking; Dele Shiv-
ers, cooking, handicraft, public
health, swimming, wood carving,
athletics, animal industry; Gale
Thomas, carpentry, public health,
personal health, handicraft; Bill
~ Strain, carpentry, personal
health, reading, public health;
Bobby Matthew, cooking, and
Wallace Whatley, hanoieraft.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Meeting Of Porent
Teacher Association
Held AT Lake School

AT a meeting of the Parent
Teacher association of the Lake
Elementary school Tuesday at
7:S0 pm. a very interesting part
Of the session was a program Civ
en- by the children of Mrs Lynn's
third grade class. 1t consisted
Of a playlet, my Dolly Has the
Flu" and a negro minstrel skit
by a group of nine children, I'M
der the direction .of Mrs. j. p.
Higginbotham the very able pro-
gram chairman.
During the business period
with the president, Mrs. w. L.
Gilmer occupying the chair. a
report was heard from Mrs. j.
Guy Krebs, the treasurer who
stated that the sum of $83.68 had
been derived from the gumbo
supper recently given for the
benefit of the school.
In a letter from Mrs. William
stated that this amount had been
allotted to the school from the
Tillotson enclosing $1,000 it was
Canty street playground equip
ment fund.
AT the conclusion of her talk
on Cub Scouts, Mrs. Bernard
Walker urged all parents to take
the training now being offered
as preparation for becoming den
mothers and fathers in the Lake
school neighborhood.
The following committee APP
pointments were announced:
Mrs. II. j. Winkelseth, chairman
Of membership; Mrs. P. j. Hig-
ginbotham, program; Mrs. ]. L.
Reeves, publicity; Mrs. L. Il.
Green, publications; Mrs. +. Han
ming, hospitality.
Mrs. Winkelseth's request for
authority to purchase six jump
ing ropes for the playground
was granted.
II was announced that the ext
ecutive committee Will hold a
meeting at the school at 7:30,
October "a.
Mrs. Karl Wiesenburg, princi-
pal of the school. was appointed
to head a committee to draw up
q constitution and bylaws.
Mrs. Bernard Walker reported
that the street commissioner had
promised to clear shoulders of
the streets and to place safety
signs near the school as soon as
paving of the streets is COM
pleted.
DR.. L. E. Green was appointed
to draw up a petition for side
walks on N. Pascagoula street and
was asked to have il in readiness
for signing at the next meeting.
In the discussion it was devel-
oped that sidewalks are badly
needed for the safety of children
walking TO and from school in
this end of the city.
AT the end of business Mrs.
Wiesenberg introduced the mem
beers of the school faculty to the
association.
There were fifty-one present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Central Elementary
PTA Gives Reception
On Teachers Day

The Central Elementary School
Parent-Teacher association en-
tertained with a reception in the
18th Street Community House
last Sunday afternoon in observ-
ance of Teachers Day. Parents
were also included in the special
guest list.
The club DON was decorated
with lovely autumn flowers.
Punch and cake were served
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Bishop GeroW Leeds
In Confirmation
OF Lorge Group

A group of II children and 20
adults were confirmed at Our
Lady Of Victories church recent
~ by the Most Reverend r. O..
Gerow, ID, bishop of the Dio-
cese of Natchez.
The following day Bishop Ge-
row presided at the examination
Of the junior priests OF the Coast
District at a general conference
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
ST. JOHNS
CHURCH

Corner Pine and Live Oak SITS.
The Twentieth Sunday after
Trinity.
Sunday Services
7:30 am, Holy Communion.
1000 am, Sunday school.
1900 am, Morning prayer and
sermon, subject of sermon,
Spiritual Poverty"
$50 pm, every 4th Sunday
of the month)-services for the
deaf.
Rev. Friedrich S. Resch, B.A.,
Rector.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
cAuTIER BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday, Oct. 20
1000 am, Sunday school.
100 am, Preaching service.
ZOO pm, BTU meeting.
300 PM, Evening service.
Wednesday,
ZOO pm, Prayer meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Pascagoula
Church News
r PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
IS Canty Street

239 Canty Street
Sunday
9.45 am, Sunday school.
1000 am, Bible classes, at the
Church House.
100 am. Morning worship,
sermon, ''The Dynamics of Ser
vice"
6:l5 pm, Westminster League.
7.30 pm, Evening worship,
sermon, Real Values"
Wednesday,
7:30 pm, Choir practice.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
CHURCH OF r

PascagOuIa, Miss.
Morning services in Union
Hall, Delmas avenue and Fred
eric street.
1000 am, Bible study.
100 am, Worship.
Night services, Lincoln Ave-
nue. Community building. East
lawn. at 7:30 o'clock.
Come Be With U.s."
j. w. EVANS,
Minister.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Moss Point
Church News
MEMORIAL
CHURCH

Observes Annual Missionary
Sunday Oct. %, with special pro-
gram.
Church school at GAS am.
Missionary sermon at HOO a.
m, subject, What l Owe My
Church"
Stewards meeting at 200 pm.
Youth Fellowship, intermediate
BY the gracious hostesses to a
large gathering Of parents and
teachers.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Come And Enjoy Yourself

Someone hos suid that life begins at forty" That may or
may not be true. but there will be no question as to life
being pleasant otter SO and over for those who come TO
the Mems Bible Gloss Banquet at the First Baptist Church
Thursday night. October rs. at 1890 p.m.
Who? All men so or over whether q member of the class
or not. Come os our guests :. leave your formoltY ct
home =. enjoy ON hour and q half of good cots. songs.
and stunts that will moke you forget your age.
Whot to do? Just phone the church office. $40. or see
w. c. Huvens. at the cir cult clerks office in the court
house or H. B. Harrison al Carpenters Locol Office. Tell
them who you Gre end thot you will be there. Thct is
oil that it will cost you now or in the future.
Men. Iefs lay our cares and business offoirs aside for
this one evening.
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which was attended by thirty
priests. During the stay of the
Bishop in Pascaguula he was
the guest of Fathers Carey and
Curley.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
EAsTLAwN PRESBYTERIAN
CHAPEL.

Sunday
1000 am, Sunday school.
1900 am, Morning worship,
sermon by Chaplain w. W. AL
len, formerly of the First Pres
byterian church, polls,
MINI.
1880 pm, Evening worship.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20

The process Of making rope
was known to nearly all primi-
tive peoples.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20

Ancient people imprisoned
fireflies in coconut shells to fur
nish light.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20

Oceans islands are ahose which
have risen from the sea by vol
canic action.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20

Spartans, in 400 B. c., used
wood smoke as a form Of gas|
warfare.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
jackson County
Church News
ST. PIERRE's EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Gautier, Mississippi
Sunday Services
$3.50 am, Morning prayer and
sermon.
$3.50 am, Sunday school.
Rev. Friedrich S. Resch, B.A.,
Rector.
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p-ENTECoSTAL CHURCH OF
GOD OF AMERICA

519 Belair Street
Rev. j. M. Williams, evangelist.
Revival being conducted by
Services each night begin at
The public is invited to at
Ills.
tend.
O.. l.. WEST,
Pastor.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

633 c ST. N.E.--clean, 2nd-f. rm;, in
aSiet aSnt home; no no drinking: employed lady;
eaS s"T' ST. r. S.E.EDouble Me- front room twin
% %tional; refs refs, No. 5o3s. s'S' 'A'N W
1 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM and l.
room and kitchen apartment. Ask for Mrs
k1skfF kM For SR REf1NED Il Gentleman or middle.
geo B ST. N.E.-Laree front room, twin
beds; S9In c99nvenient transp; FIR l,tR. lt63. .,
iss G sT. NE, % xnt. 80. il block Senate
Office Bldg-Young lady wishes to share
room with another: twin beds; SIT 30 mo,
kM TO SHARE with another girl; entire
use Of house; 5 other girls sharing home.
AaRGE R of FRONT a,ssr ROOM, ON twin beds: one sin.
gle room. nicely furnished, in bachelor apt
1913 NEWTON ST. NE large front bed
rooms; ! with twin beds | with double
csfed 6ea unampifeS Ss telephone conveniently 10
1921 MONROE ST. N.E.-Lovely detached
home; nicely furnished large room. twin
3l1 Iith sT. N.E.-sinele and double,
clean, clear, warm. comfortable. furnished: near
ri aef GALENa iE nf fss Beaf0naee st. neA guest
house for, girls, conveniently located on
Capitol Hill. u block from streetcar: newly
furnished rooms. adj. TO bath; reception
laundry and grill S25 and Sd7.
MARYLAND AVE, blocks from Capitol
Large, sunny front room. for 2: $50 a mo.
each; II. 1907 after $50
SoLoRED-Room Tor ladies. 1l16 G st.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

REFINED Croatan Indian family desires
basement apartment, several rooms viii
Government employed Call Michigan S248
es6G5f Dm With baby desres to trade
furnished downtown apartment for /
5eedaroom PEG apartment in NV. section. RE.
FURNISHED housekeeping 1-bedroom apt.
In NV. section. convenient to 18th and K
SITS, NV. by couple from Jan. 18th through
WPB OFFICIAL lr furnished 3o'fs froo@ Sa0' pvt
apt; oreirigeration; NV. Republic $500.
GovERNMENT OFFICIAL and wife de-
sire nicely furnished ] 9 or room apart apart.
$50 per month. Phone RE. 1900. Ext.
1892 between Q am. and 5 pm. Do
net phone Sunday.
c. for two or three months from
nF f9dFen on W.yP Box t Star g
furnished apartment, preferably between
Dupont Circle and Florida ave. BOX
WANTEDIThree-r apt in NV; i'm
mediate occupancy; vicinity Cleveland
SsSsd sssr;SsSs s.s u11ss Is ): soss vsSs
University. CAN E2. 600, Ext. s2si. Se- be-
WSsrEp ana 70 q sWApa va af2S after r. q
nette. kitchen and bath apartment for l.
room, kit: and bath unfurnished apt, in
modern building in NV. section. RE.
$500, Extension 1870 daily; UN. 4057
evenings. %
UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom apt North
west apt. house preferred. Call Franklin
WANTED at once, or 3 rms. kitchen
smq Sath' aaos sony sransp Govt
oFFIcER AND WIFE desire furnished or
unfurnished apartment, or small house,
Northeast or Northwest, DU. 3o41. s.
one or two bedrooms, pvt bath, for family.
2 ~ adults GR s221. -
neighborhood in NV. section; two in fam
lily. Randolph S466
GENERAL OFFICER AND WIFE desire fur
nished apt. or house. month of January.
| TIE. 5135 or EX 1919 -
COUPLE, refined, desires modern furnished
| apt. in NV. section; references EXCHANGED.
| NO. S946. 81
CoLORED Furnished or unfurnished
| apartment, rooms. kitchenette and bath.
Best references. Box ll-G, Star.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
HOUSES FURNISHED,

SILVER SPRINGS rooms, detached. pa
years OLD; MattractiVely att furnished: ouiltIin
ccoMPLETELY FURS. 'psI 4nbedroom alra eneS house.
good NV. location; "a block express bus;
DETACHED BRICK, 7 rooms . baths. oil
heat, yard and garage; near n H. ave.
a and !, Peabody ST: $3.50, RA. 500.
Hyat5Hs m2dsFp ND SRond hPHse SIS ssa 5
s. sarns5as I'd siVeF HVFaIGE Hill Nd. ID spruce ate
cal af2 Il PSF 55s after an sa ana 2eefdass nm sun
3 lovely bedrooms and bath, garage. spien.
EN-, 1890 until pm. F. A. Tweed Co,
LADY will share home, NV. sectionS nr
Walter Reed, with couple tno objection to
child or two girls. PrivilegeS. Give phone
VERY n LOVELY fH5 aoME ns aItrsctvey
nlshed; large trees: ten rooms t5 on 2nd
5oors: s,3r baths: gas heat Ger garage
near Westmoreland Circle. Rent, $500
month To Inspect phone Grant Boss, Ma.
$500. Evenings, EN-. 2l95. Boss g. Phelps,
TAKoMA' PARK. 500 Elm ave- rooms,
= baths. Al condition. attractiVely furn,:
NEAR cATH6Lic Univ. 1901 sissbee pl.
in attic all furn;; S1oo mo. Cali between
WEsToyER HILLS, Arlington, va.-Lovely
basement, oil heat, Venetian blinds and
storm windows: close to schools, shopping
center and transportation. Call CHI. 1894
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 5-room house.
500 Dale dr., Silver Spring. Md. Can see
after Z pm. or call Sligo 331S
TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY-Excel, furn.
hung.. bedrms.. kit, dinette. liv. rm.. den
HOME WITH INCOME rooms. 8 baths.
oil hGt-water heat, garage. Mrs. Mary T.
Board EN- ASH
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Mdrylond ond viYoinio

ARLINGTON-Double room, next bath;
suitable service, couple unlimited phone;
ava!lable lmmediately. Call CH. 9o5a
employed girls: breakfast and living priv
ileeeS; el0 for double, s. SINGLE conyen-
lent TRANSFORMATION. SH 1904
ROOM FOR RENT in private home in
Chevy Chase, Maryland. u block from
Conn. ave. bus line, 3 blocks from circle;
gentleman preferred. WI. 1862.
FURNISHED ROOM, I block from bus. on
Wilson lane, Bethesda; available Jan. l;
references. Oliver 81 "a.
20f S. WEST ST, Falls Church, Va.-Dou-
BILE room, ,semipriyate bath. home privileges;
Tor couple or women. Phone Falls
Church 2275.
ARLINGTON FOREST, 223 No Wakefield
St.-Slngle, attrac. furn. rm., within walk
ing distance of Arl. Hall, conv. Pentagon
and Navy Bldgs Gil. 0941.
BEAUTIFUL RIVER VIEW.
Room. near Pentagon, Navy Bldgs; share
bath l person. Jackson 1904. after g.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

CAPITOL HILL-Walking distance Social
Sec Warm, light room for gentleman. 81
23S 1st st. Sc, AT. 5000 %
7l5 EAST CAPITOI-Double and triple
clean sleeping rooms. inner-spring mat
tresses; Lincoln Park and Navy Yard car
line 80
s.5 1st ST. s.E.-Light housekeeping room,
2nd floor, next bath. Franklin 1888.
1913 ST. S.E.-2 sleeping rooms prefer
= retined ladies'; one block from Armory.
1888 FORT DAVIS ST. S.E.-Front double
bedroom. suitable l or 2 girls or couple; .
conv. bus. shoppng ] CT centers s-o and restau. Ipiu
rants; single, $50; double. S35. Call Mrs
Carr, Ii. 9303, Sun. and ewes.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
ApARrMENrs suguRsAN.

mem 4ia Gl.vsIand IsaSis .ss aos Ariinston hiiE d1s
Va. Good transp.
ARLINGTON. 6022 N, Wilson blvd.---At-
mr.. transp. Falls Church S56-W-2. 81
3 ROOMS AND BATH, elec. furnished. ga
rage: no children; S55 per month. Falls
MT RAINIER, MD, Ally 34th-3-rm.
furn. apt, pvt bath. Frigidaire; near
Evening star., 1944-01-03
ROOMS WANTED.

MOTHER wishes room in cultured private
home where son, 3. may board and receive
care while mother works. Refs exchanged.
Describe family; sqrroundings, location
SOBER YOUNG MAN. single. employed
days, wishes conf. furn. rm. in quiet
refined home, exchange for household
service, tend fire. etc. MI. 7206 after Z. =
Evening star., 1944-01-03
FOR COLORED.


100 block of You ST. n.w.-S rms and
bath. steam heat. oil burner, cleo; priced,
$3.50; $1,000 cash: 1900 block of o
b,;rIsy St; nwS eo6 rms, baths h.ygh Oil
block Of N st. n.w.--3-apt. building, con-
tanning 81 and rms. h.-w.h., elec. !;
$4,000. 1000 block Of 4th st. n.e.-6
rms, h.-w.h., elec., S6,S50; S1,250 cash.
1100. block of Girard st. n.w.-3 apts.,
h.-w.h.,. Gil burner, gar; $4,000; So 500
cash. 400 block Of 9th st. n.w.-2 store
1900 block of ST. NV apts.. s21, 900;
$4,000 cash. 1900 block Of Union st. s.w.
3 rms, bath, cleo, S2,S50; $3.50 cash.
GUY GUY Thinner, 1925 You st. NV. NO.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BED-LIVING ROOM and kitchen. 2314 1st
st. NV
1922 Sd ST. N.E.-Private home: l or Q
room apartment; nicely furnished; en-
ployed couple: auto. heat, c.h.w, unlimited
DESIRE serviceman's wife or girl. 2O-25,
to share Broom apartment and semiprlvate
bath IN NV. section. S27 80 each per
Psrker PEh.n "a "a ssso ss:51sieS included Call Mrs
14th AND GIRARD-Nicely furn. apt,
maid service, telephone. bedroom, living
rm;; r q ,. kit. snd bath; 3 or I girls. DE. gl76
to share mod new 6-rm house; everything
durn;; nr bus; $50, UN; 1865.
OR ROOMS, all utilities; possession
Immediately; electric range gas, phone.
WA; WA; 9307 ALL Crittenden ST.. Hyatts-
/ OR GIRLS. 20 to 25. to share 1st
aoor;; a;;,2 2 rooms, rooms, kit and bath apt, with 2
WANTED GIRL between 25 and 80 to
share bedroom. apt. with 2 other Gentle
girls. Phone Adams 154S after pm
WANTED-Girl between 20 and 80 yrs.
old TO share large apartment. conveniently
Telephone Elk. S224,
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COLORED.

Exceptional opportunity, first time Of
fered; modern tapestry brick home' within
easy walking distance OF Government
Printing Once. Large front porch, s rooms,
2 baths, large rear porciies. full cellar,
hot water heat. Make house help pay for
itself; live on one floor and rent out the
other; 81 1,600 cash required, balance S66
month. Call owner, Mr.. Donahue, WI.
b340; evenings to $50 % o'clock.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1897 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Lovely home
meas msple Ses tTans
portation (Mt, Pleasant carline]: laundry
aoMEeooKfb HON 90 fafb MNA1s Ma s4?5 per day. and
@ ESse S5ans aw mqeesE loes
$50 EMERSON ST. N.w.-rwin-bed room,
lovely gentle home: near express bus. RA
se1eF to fSpns Nsa9 bds rDs shd psn psn
11aSen 1oo@ = ia asfTo, ,sg9 ll9q S 20th St. AT Va
BEDS Excellent meas conT FqSm tHn
1929 18th ST. N.Wmsingle room for
gentleman; onna also vacancies for girls. Phone
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE - Vacancies for
alscrlmlnating young people in gentle
nome nome pleasant rooms delicious meals. MI
1899 GIRARD ST. Nw.-Excellent meals
dmahie dnhta fudGnlshngs d convenient transp;;
yog move Phone AID. 9352, :" "
EGYPTIAN HOUSE, former embassy large,
4; with delicious meals G25 daily $50 a
Dupont CIRCLE AREA, spaces in very
EXCELLENT meals; rates, $40 month. 1929
Z BLock ( DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 10th st.
SIS SIS each; also vacancy in triple room, ist-
I7se MASS. AVE. Nw.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Several vacancies,
1eS men or . gWmen women: includes Sunday dinner.
1888 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Double room, also
room for 3, with piano: close in. Execu-
4Io7 CONN. AVE. N.w-Double room, also
triple; men or women: living room with
1924 EYE sT. N.W.-For young men and
women 81 week; close at pm. EX
VACANCIES for girls in double rooms
walk. dist, Army Map Service; excellent
tranSp, WO. 1913.
1916 MASS. AVE. N.w.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
COMPLETE CARE for children by ex-
perlenced mother, private home; prefer
ably up to = years. Hillside O4S1-J. 4.
1918 18th ST. N.E.-Girl has room to
share with Texas girl, twin beds; new de-
tached home; conv. trans. MI. 1890.
WHOLESOME MEALS EVERY DAY.
NICE WARM ROOMS.
Slaughter's Boarding Hotels.
Two Locations.
173S M ST. NV. 1927 10th ST NV
CAT Conn. Ave) (At Dupont Circle)
Where many girls are enjoying every
comfort of living with congenial friends at
a moderate price which includes two we'll
balanced meals every day.
Our moderate prices and above standard
services are still the same as before Pearl
Harbor.
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HOUSES EoR SALT.

1853 OTIS ST. N.W.-$10, 500.
.ssa xsssn s Es HSA 18th: :1nJ pofsh: g .v.Is IN
thing: newly decorated; good terms.
McDEVITT, RealtOr. RA. 4422.
EX(IIIRIYE RRORER
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HOUSES FOR SALE icont. ,

srACIoUs, insulated. 7;room ssmibun-
ans bns sa H bss axss poseh
lot. 7Sxiss; fully eauipped Ars With sereens eess
@ sYoSo down ET sIadf f5iaJ iad high
DELIGHTFUL CORNER in wooded sl. spp.
snIdPdiyision; sId 6-room brick home under yrs,
ing lovely lawn: very good financing: now
vacant; R. P Ripley, sH. 1880: Sun. and
safi NEAR oEi 1ssh szss %sp MONROE Nw.-vacant.
Just ref1nished. .3-story and basement brick,
10 rooms, baths. h;-w.h., 8 porches;
Monthly 4. NJ Roth woodward eod P1sfase Bids,
ROOM HOUSE, arranged into apis,
furniture included; monthly income, S275.
Price, S13,500; some terms. J. B. Mallos,
Investment Bldg. Ex. 521s;' ewes, GE.
NESTLED AMONG TREEs-A brick bum
galow of unusual charm and character;
semi attached garage has bedroom and
One Of the prettiest homes around $40 900
m Sil Spg R; :. Ripley. sH. 1889: Sun.
Mr. Mr. WIS WIS All sNp 2sTE WESTERN AvEs.-5-room
Brick 6T asdN perfect condition; $4,000. Call
NEAR NJ RoI lincoln PARK-s-room and bath
brick. good condition newly 'i papered @ a. and ID
painted; owner occupied; possession given.
Inspection by permit only John Quinn
1910 S hs 18th P,itrlst sT Nws P14s rooms attic
closed porches. 4 baths, 3 Kitchens will
do for or 3 families. Vacant; like new
open HouT sunasy assSt NJ Mshs eSSchanse Owner
BETHESDA, Bradley area-2-year-old Co.
lonial 6-rn., Y bath brick. Call OIL. 6S67.
TAkOMA PARK, o Cleveland ave. bed
rooms, living rm., dining rm., kitchen
and bath, buflt-in garage; terms. 81.
1927.
BETHESDA BUNGALOW, unusually COM
haSideC hp lctp -
bath there is also a paneied den reerea- anu
ton room, inclosed dining porch and
fenced lot with good garden space. Can
be seen today. r. P Ripley, SH 1888:
Sun and eyes OIL. i7OS.
2-YEAR-OLD BRICK. within block of
good bus sery., Is min. to Wash. Liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. downstairs; bedrmS. and
tiled bath upstairs; house partly fur
nished: FILA approved, monthly payments,
S33 .46 Owner, entering armed service.
Evening star., 1944-01-03
FALLS CHURCH, VA,

Bunsalow, containing rooms. bath,
basement, coal heat with blower screened
porch; large fenced lot: $500; 81 900
cash. immediate possession. MAYNARD
BAYLESS CO., Falls Church 243O. Closed