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Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
(By EARNIE PYLE

SOMEWHERE IN NORMANDY
by Wireless Let's go TO what the
Ordnance branch calls one of its
mobile maintenance companies"
This type company repairs jeepS,
light trucks. small arms and light
artillery. II does not take tanks,
heavy trucks or big guns.
The company is bivouacked around
the hedgerows Of a large, grassy
L-Shapeu pasture. There are no
trees in the pasture. There is MOTH
ing in the center except some graz
ing horses. No man or vehicles
walks drives across the pasture.
Always they stick to the tree-high
hedgerowS.
HARD TO CONCEIVE
1t is hard to conceive that here
in the thin invisible line around
the edges of this empty pasture
there is a great machine shop,
nearly 200 men working with wren-
ches and welding torches that
six teams of auto mechanics are
busy, that the buzz of urgent Ia
Dor goes on through all the day
light hours.
Actually there is little need for
such perfect camouflage for this
company is perhaps 10 miles behind
the lines, and German planes never
appear in the daytime. But it's
a good policy to keep in practice
OH camouflage.
This is a proud company. 1t was
the first one to land in France,
first, that is. behind the cCmpa-
MES actually attached to divisions.
1t landed on D-Day plus and lost
three men killed and seven wounded
when a shell hit their ship as they
We're unloading.
TOOK 1T ALONE
For five days it was the only
Ordnance company of its type
ashore. Its small complement whose
job in theory is to back up only
one division in medium repair work
carried all repair work for four di-
visions until help arrived.
The company had a proud rec
ord in the last year, being in nine
major engagements. And it has a
sentimental little coincidence in it's
history, too In 1917 anc in 1943
i. left America for France on the
same date, December -.
In che corner of the pasture is
the command post tent where two
SerypantS and two Officers WORK AT
folding tables and keep the records
so necessary to Ordnance.
A First Lieutenant is in command
OF the company, assisted by five
other Lieutenants. Their standby is
Warrant Officer Ernest Pike of Sa-
voy, Texas, who has been in the
army Is years, Is CT them with this
very company. What he doesn't
know about practical ordnance you
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27

The number Of gold-producing
mines in Southern Rhodesia, Bri-
fish Africa, decreased from 1874 in
1899 to TO at the close of 1913.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

We all ought to be politicians now
Government can be Just as good as we
make it and we don't deserve any bet
ter.-Helen Gahagan, Democratic Ma
tional Committee member, nominee for
congress from Los Angeles.
A test of business patriotism is still to
come, in the willingness of American
business to encourage some of its best
talent to stay with the rehabilitation
in the service of the government until
the reconversiOn has been substantially
Accomplished for Economic
Development
We are simply filled with trepidaton
-Hideki TOTO on SaipaH situation, just
before removal as chief Of Jap General
staff
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

and Notice hereby given that public @rnG "n
respective dSrct nyap rad bt uop o
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
BY Congressman John Phillips

The War ManpoWer Commission
has now joined the group OF govern
ment bureaus which, with uninten-
tional humor, sets out to regulate
the obvious to confuse the simple,
and in the words CT the colored
minister, to ''unscreW the inscru-
tale
have before me several informal
tive little booklets Of the JOB Fam
lily series One is for people who
want to know what occupations are
related, in the manufacture of am
munition. Another one, which gives
me the greatest enjoyment, lists
occupations related to selected pro-
feSSional, sales and service occupa-
tlons."
The one On ammunition manufac-
turing occupations is a nicely print
ec booklet. 9Xl0, with 40 pages and
cover, listing occupations related to
ammunition making. For example,
the booklet says on page that if
You have been a bench niachinist"
YOU could be a bench machinist in
ar ammunition plant, which must
have taken some heavy thinking,
but it also lis.s 60 other jobs the
WMC considers related, including
matchmaker which explains a lot
TO me, as l now suspect the man
who fixed my watch in Washington
was a bench machiniSt."
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-27
WHOLLY UNNECESSARY

There's little in the book that a
good personnel man doesn't knew
already, and it completely over
locks the fact that under present
conc itions all a personnel man does
IS . put his hand on an applicant
for JOB and see if he, or she, is
still warm. The book is Just as
necessary as a second tail on one
CT my Scotties, but it did allow the
VINO to set up a new department
called the Division Of Cccupational
Analysis and Manning Tables" All
in all, l7,452 occupations have been
listed under 29,744 job titles, with
coce numbers for all the jobs.
The other booklet really gets
down to cases. If for example you
have been a tea-leaf reader up to
now, or a palmist, (honest folks,
I'm not making up one word of
this) the VINO suggests that YOU
could be tag machine operator, or
a scrter. or in che of Is other jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Chindit Troops
Gain in Burma

CHUNGKlNG, July p up
Native Chindit troops cooperating
with the Chinese offensive in
northern Burma captured two hill
villages and an important trail
junction approximately sew
miles northwest Of Taungni. while
Chinese regulars continued their
inch-by-inch gains into Myitkina,
a Chinese high command COM
nunique announced today.
After several days resistance
japanese troops in the villages
withdrew leaving large quantities
OF supplies and ammunition. while
10 the south heavy" clashes were
reported between japanese and
Chlndit patrols
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Navy Sets Goal
Of 3,389,OOO
U. q. Coast Guard Photo

WASHINGTON, July % (INS)
Secretary Of the Navy Forces
tai announced tonight that the
accelerated pace Of the Pacific
war will make ii necessary for
the navy 10 increase its personnel
10 100000 by the end OF this
year, and to plan on strength OF
1889 900 officers and men by
June 30. 1915.
The previously authorized navy
personnel strength Of 5000, 900
has been reached and President
Roosevelt has approved the navy's
request for 194.0 900 additional en-
listed men during the next five
months, and for the enrolment OF
$4,000 more during the first six
months OF next year.
Forrestal said:
"The possible effect OF Ger
manys defeat has been consid-
cred, but IL IA now apparent
that the end of hostilities In
Europe will provide no measur-
able relief 10 the navy's person
mel problem"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Ydnk Patrols
Pisa
Americans 4 Miles
From Historic City

ROME, July ~ INS)-Amer-
lean patrols of the Allied Fifth
Army in Italy advanced today to
within four miles of historic Pisa.
Yank troops, consolidated po-
sitions on the south bank OF the
Arno River while other forces
pushed up the Elsa River valley
to capture Castell Fiorientino. a
community of 1880, and passed
on to the north.
Forward elements encountered
large numbers of circular concrete
lpillboxes at strategic road juno
tons manned by suicide squads OF
Germans.
On the Adriatic coast Polish
troops Of the Eighth Army slashed
forward two TO three miles TO gain
contact with the Germans cover
ing the road running inland from
ISenigallia.
Italians fighting with the Allies,
occupied Belvedere after driving
the Germans from the large city
Of Iesi. Italian forward patrols
neared Ustra.
Farther inland in the Sentino
River valley the Allies moved for
ward and occupied a number Of
towns in the wake OF a German
Withdrawal.
British forces OF the Eighth
Army made local gains in the
Arno River valley and also. north
west of Monte San Michele to
points less than IS miles from
Florence.
Hea d quarters permitted an
lnouncement that the U. s. Fourth
Corps, commanded by Maj. Gen.
Crittenberger, took part in the
successful attack on Grosseto.
Twelve German planes were
destroyed in air operations in
volving some 100 sorties and
IT Allied planes were reported
missing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Vets CounseIors
Meet July 24-27
Governor Expected
al Training Farley

LANSING. July p CUP) -
The state board of control for
vocational education will sponsor
a training conference for veteran
counselorS az the state con-
servation training school az Hig-
gins Lake from July 24-27, it was
announced today.
Gov. Kelly is expected 10 at
tend.
Director George II. Fern said
the purpose OF the conference
is TO:
Make available the latest in
formation concerning develop
nent OF facilities and services OF
all agencies serving the veteran.
. Evaluate and use specific
helpful counseling techniques
in interview situations.
. Consider the administration
Of the local counseling center
Review the best practices and
techniqueS Of counsellng cen
tiers now in operation.
Plan for the development OF
uniform records and practices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
WAC Vacancies
AT Se|fridge

If they wish, women enlisting
in the WAC. win be stationed at
Selfrdge Field after they undergo
six weeks Of training at Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga, it was an
nounced today.
Selfridge Field vacancies now
exist in nine types Of jobs, rang
ing from entertainment special
lists 10 truck drivers. Women be-
tween 20 and az, with no depend
ents under IA, may enlist by APP
plying al Room 600. Bull Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Explosion Enddngers
Gen. Clark S Staff

ROME. July % GNS)-Explo-
sion Of an ammunition dump,
few hundred yards from the head
quarters Of 1t. Gen. Clark. endan-
gered members Of his staff today.
The general was not there
Shell fragments fell around
press headquarters but no one was
injured. One piece landed ID feet
from a group OF reporters and
army officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Leaning Tower Meneced

WITH THE FIFTH ARMY BE-
FORE PISA, July q CINS)--Fear
was expressed tonight that the
famed Leaning Tower Of Pisa may
not survive the fight for the city,
capital Of the Italian province Of
Pisa and archeplscopal see of Tus-
CanN-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
j. ). Bonnbers.
Blast P|oesti
$50 Planes From Italy
Strike at Oil Fields

n LONDON. July % CUPl-About
so Flying Fortresses and Liberia
tors struck from Italy today at
the big Romanian oil center OF
Ploesti, and headquarters an
nounced that prime targets Of the
Eighth Air Force this week were
suspected sources OF Germany's
secret rocket weapon.
The Fifth Air Forces heavy
bombers were escorted by Mus
tangs and Lightnings, on the Plo-
est raid.
They droroed their bombs by
instrument because of a heavy
smoke screen over the target.
SINK 40 NAZI SHIPS
The Raj announced today that
Is Bcauhghters sank or damaged
every vessel of a 40-ship German
convoy off IIelgoland in an attack
shortly after dusk last night.
The convoy, one OF the largest
ever attacked by the Raj coastal
command, was described as shat
tered, without loss 10 the Beau
fighter planes flown by British
and Dominion pilots.
Photographs showed that four
freighters were torpedoed, two
left sinking. five escort vessels
left burning furiously, and every
other vessel hit extensively by
cannon and rocket fire
FIND NAZI FIGHTERS
A Rome announcement OF the
daylight attack on Ploesti said the
Americans encountered intense
anti-aircraft fire and fighter oppo-
sltion.
A German broadcast reported
this evening that bomber forma-
tion was over Helgoland Bay off
northwest Germany and headed in
over the reich, and that nuisance
raiders were over Berlin.
An American air force spokes-
Ivan confirmed earlier speculation
Bhat 1t. Gen. Doolittle's bombers
had been hitting AZ bases believed
vital TO the German pilotless plane
and perhaps experimenting with
some new type going beyond the
flying bombs now in action against
Britain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03
APARTMENTS WANTED Cont.

unfurnished apt, or 2 rooms in q private
family; not in war work. Box 1857, Star,
sUBLEAsE - Brigadier general, Regular
Army, and wife, desire to suitcase fur
nished housekeeping apt. January l. in NV.
rooms; no children or pets Box 1921
COUPLE WITH a-MoNTH BABY desire
suitcase furnished apartment for 8 months.
a 2SRGss fsSS: vA-auiet, young working K
in Central or South Arlington, available
Immediately or by Jan. /; no children,
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE wants furnished
apt, or 2 bedrooms: January LIST occu-
f or nearby Virginia
STATE D faaaaS f Wants apartment
or house 2-3 bedrooms, furnished or partly
fsf FE Win aS0e two Ext bedT room
at once, unfinished or furnished. MA.
double or 2 single, furn: o. unfuTn:l; per
anmbf. f sIoG MAXIMUM on
TWO TEXAS ~ GALS AIS SEEKING Seeking bunkhouse.
saddled old Paint and sent him home.
Ashed on m Ps5t will
US, pardner. Ho. 615l, Ext. 72o, NANCY
4 4PiRH or . rooms unf. or turn., by
working mother, after first Of year; must
have care for l or 2 young children. Pre-
fer location with family in NV. or NE
Wash. or nearby Md Phone EN- S276
between 10 and u Sunday.
WAVE OFFICERS urgently need furnished
tion. Telephone Decatur 5000.
A NAVAL OFFICER, wife, 2-year-old son
and Scotch nurse need furnished quarters
beginning December goth for two months
or longer. Local references. Will guar.
sntee no damage or wear and tear. Call
Monday, LIT GREENE
DESPERATE bedroom apt furnished or
unfinished: excellent references. Gail Elk.
2020, Ext. ISL. between 9-6 weekdays. s.
GIRL REPORTER, best ref, wants to share
apartment in NV. Call Sunday after 10
am North 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03

EURN: HoUsE-s.b; r. oil ht;, gar m n5
for similar hse; NV. Oh. CHI, Beth HI
sS Rooms s'' AND BATH, nicely furn., auto.
heat detached e garage near l4th 5z,1 a \ d
sSs 800 S SfSo yd PER mon IA henry
alsPpI Is fFitfdhssaH!. bath ana porch; Gar
a aSIsa alta attTactively furn. a-bedroom
Va. house. Sl25:. oil heat and attached air
cooling unit, fireplace, screened porch,
Pentaeon on busline: in exchange for furn.
Close in. RE. 800. Ext. 4sae, 8 to 5;
c eIfaiSit e. SUButRBAN COTTAGE, just
of Mass. ave. NV. at D; C. line; tastefully
iad srsf Sns wh W 5Tb
fireplace. powder room: screened porch
opening on stone terrace modern kitchen;
ad ees ong sores and x ax
ton nearby; lease, S215 per mo-: please
state OCCUPATION and, size of family, For
convenience and comfort, address Box
8 B: .REpRooM BUNGALOW. auto
adults pref: 500. Glebe O629.
FURNISHED GRIN. HOUSE. garage, larse
lot section eCH NG excellent snf trans
sS17 BELLFvIEw AVE, oheverly, Md
Six rooms. . baths. completely furnished;
lease for months to responsible party
FURNISHED GRIN. HOUSE. oil heat. Open
from to g. Sunday Mondav and Tues
FOR RENT TILL APR. 1--Leesburg; Va.
35 mi. from Wash furnished completely.
modernized; insulated, home on 9-acre es-
tate: bedrooms, . baths, servants cot
tage and bath: automatic oil heat, > Heati-
lator freplaces. 1914? G. E, kitchen. dish
washer, elect. mangle, .Bendix; water soft
ener, radios paneled library; large living
room, furnished antiques, lear garage;
monthly to responsible. tenants. Refs. re-
auired. No young children; carpool to
Wash available Phone Leesburg 800.
HOUSE FOR RENT, nice lawn, oil heat.
Bring. your children and pets Call Fa.
Church 1661-M Sunday an" time Week
days call after 8 pm. blocks from
busline A.
adults only. Call Sunday, NO. 1872, be-
tween / and 10
g ROOMS, BATH AND HALE: oil heat,
phone: need some repairs. Refg. $50
mo. Ordway 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03
HOUSES UNEURNISHEp.

513 NICHOLSON ST. N.Ws .open " TO 4
pm Sunday = S-room, 1la-bath semdet.
Brick, oil heat, .refer. built-in garage; good
condition; adults only. NJ. B. WEAVER,
EXCHANGE 3-bedroom house, Chevy
apartment, unfurnished. Call Wo. O595
Sunday or weekday before $50 am. or
HOUSE FOR RENT near Cheverly, Md
g rms and bath, storage attic, basement.
stationary laundry tubs, h.-wh. Phone
si7 End ST. SEE rooms > baths; avail
able now; cleo. refre. rent SS5. MAR
SHALL, j. WAPLE &C, 1924 14sh st, NV.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-New; nr bus
family: S75. F, e. Box 400 Wash, D. e:
County, Md, ID miles from District line by
way Of river I'd. in Potomac hunt district:
beautifully redecorated all modern con-
venences. Q, rms, 9,ia baths, 3 porches;
complete with orchard. garden. use Of barn
and pasture for several horses and calves;
must be seen to be appreciated: open for
inspection SUNDAY. For particulars call
Gaithersburg 42-F-12.
ONE OR TWO LADIES. having furniture
to share new fve-room home with Govern
ment-employed lady; convenient trans
portatiqn. Phone IA. 0926 after Z p m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COUPLE, two children. require. . or 3
bedroom house or apartment, furnished
or o.u ue az osae ny" SectioA permanent
PRO MAN, native, located in
unfgrnished: within mile or Two Of Teniey
70 pm! or no. o26!
furn. house; adult family; best references.
WANTED MED TO RENT-Modsrn a-5sagoom
ARMY OFFICER and adult family need
bonas n pr
NEEDED before Dee; IS: Navy W, oflc ca on on
terred Phone RE 400, Ext. 62457, dur
ing ho tnr Tnhg5TNSy cgO a15eT
of new house in N H. assure landlord. of
sonSidsyate tyS INTn9ps his property
9snt .sa adnltsPTsteT lease i;
Ronse VIII consder eae on
While oVner rpa away for " vinter M1 have
. bedrooms baths lin lieu md bath
room, an extra lavatory would sufflcel. Can
TO wait reasonable time. Phone MA 2740,
ARMY OFFICER and family urgently need
and maids rooms. Please call TIE. 7454 o.
COUPLE and little girls, arriving ?. G:
De b6use want IN coTnry nearby Nd ap
Write j. \. THOMAS i0' 4o1o i Sosh Mt
WILL BIZ M pEEpLY OBLIGED to all persons
furnishing information leading to obtain;
ance BY, Army officer wife, children 4 and
or unfinished. in NV. Washington or
nearby Ellington G ny $500 max 5s5g
from s 40 m TO < nm
ARMY OFFICER, returned from overseas,
needs 3-bedroomI furnished is house s pE
ARMY OFFICER wants furnished house.
-Four OF ye bedTooms maids aaart Wl
supply own linens. bedding, kitchenwsre,
etc. Preferably Northwest section. $500
to $500 per month. Call Woodley 1870
REFINED FAMILY, accustomed to nice sur
roundings, wishes to rent 3-bedroom,
s Excellent P1 care s' Of +
FURN OR UNFURN. s-bedroom house,
a ahd p as snbssns rent VIZ W. ak s5
ton. Il to IS rooms for organization use.
year lease at handsome rental. Box 100
ARMY CAPTAIN, wife and baby desire .
Arlington Box 4f ~ star Vi uiii H. III
3 BACHELOR OFFICERS with maid and
furniture desperate for place to live will
paw $3.50 for unfinished house or apart
ment with 3 bedrms. and maids room
Nearby Va. or nv. Washington. Phone
COMDR. WILSON, RE 1900. Ext 7343
or CAPT. COOPER, RE. 600. Ext 127S2
3 am. to 5 pm. Sundays and evenings
phone Overlook 1919
2 MONTHS RENT IN ADVANCE for g.
oedrm., unfurn., NV. or nearby Md. mod
ern home before Jan. 1st; limit 1925 mo ::
Perm; 2; G; residents. Box 1877, Star To-
gNFuRNISHED, .3-bedroom, Northwest or
Bethesda or Chevy Chase; responsible
tenant. Furnish bond for lease or pay rent
u sdvance. Call MRS. F1NKE, OR. 0SSI.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

1917 55th AVE. Hillside, Md-5-room
bungalow, rent or sale, furnished: ami;
Phone Hillside 1908. Seen all day Sunday .
WIFE OF SERVICEMAN overseas will share
suburban home with 2 ladies of similar
circumstances; most convenient for party
with car Phone WA. 1880
ARLINGTON RIDGE ROAD-Apartment
house, five apartments, four completely
available to new owner: yearly rental, So
$50. bus one-half block; 10 minutes from
WASHINGTON. Price, S2A,500: terms: So
900 cash balance monthly. j. H. BENOIT,
1867 Wash blvd. n, Arlington, Va. CHI.
6677 or GIL. 1909.
C0LORED DEVELOPMENT-Fine in this
ara: family detached homes on 5000
so. #. or more; new, modern; four blocks
of the, District line on Sheriff I'd; ne:
rent with option to purchase. CHAPEL
OAKS CO. 5411 Addison Chapel I'd, Fair
mount HEIGHTS. Md HI 1901
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

: NEW AUNT APARTMENTS, ne. section,
near Brentwood village For information
call at 1918 Downing pl. ne. Apt 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSE FOR RENT. furn. or unfurri., sub
urban, close to transp. and schools Az
rooms. Call Berwyn 4e9-W. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03

TAkOMA PARK-Brick. living room tire
place., dining room. kitchen electric stove
slate roof, oil heat immediate possession;
4-room frame cottage, out Colesvtlle I'd. ::
/ u acre; garage $3.50
Frame bungalow, 4 rooms oil heater
complete basement; Is acre: 81 500 Nc
CAULEY REALTY CO. SH 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-03

TWO GOOD BUYS. both open for inspec-
Llon from , to + pm. Sunday. No. l.
Special Burleith bargain, $3.50 T st. NV;
rooms and bath. hardwood floors, oil
fuei hot-water heat, very nice cond. Q
inclosed rear porches, nice front porch.
Glover Park bus at door Possession with
deed. Owner occupied Only $4,000:
$1,000 down, balance less than rent
No. 2-Home with good income. lust like
new, 125 18th st. ne Close to Lincoln
Park square. 3 apis, 2l2 baths, oil fuel
hot-water heat. l very fine apt is
vacant and you can move right in. Be
sure and see this bargain at reduced
price of $3.50 for 10 days only LARRY
o. STEELE, RE O493 EN- 6315
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CoLoRED-Brookland. detached suburban
baths, rec, room. built-in garage; large lot
with beautiful trees. and shrubbery.
ga +, Ssh Il. wide; ,paraaes how'd. mrs.
each, h;-w.h:. Oil fired, gear gar.
800 blk. 9Th NV, .12 IT,, Q b., h.-w.h..
oil fred; suitable for lawyers once.
h;SR., y ssT.. esllar: $500: cash, $1,000.
Mr.. 18th and Swami, Eng. bsmt. brk., Q
~ b.; separate apt. on top flr.; $4,000.
1900 blk. 9th st. ne, 8 r.. b., h.-w.h.
MURCHISON, RE. 1897. Sun, AID 1925.
S COX RET little paint; little vision:
with bath, water heat, porches; Mon
tella aye. ne. Reduced to $4,000.
Quick action to secure one of the few
tapestry brick. $1,000. Occupancy,
18th ST.. NV, near You-9-rm; brick:
splendid location for business or profess
sional man. Priced to sell.
For investment, small apt. large room.
Ing houses Cali EQUITABLE REALTY
CO.. 1011 You st. NV. MI. 20s0, RA.
CONTINUED On Next Fsse.5
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OPEN SUNDAY, IL to 6-2OS Franklin
ave-, Silver Spring--Newly decorated brick
bungalow; immediate possession: rooms,
sale
.9504 Seminole St, Silver Spring-Beau-
tiful house on double lot, completely
fenced; 5-room brick bungalow with 2
rooms and finished attic, storm doors and
windows, screened porch. Be sure to see
today.
To reach: Out 18th st. or Georgia ave.
to Colesville I'd. right to Franklin, right
to both houses, or Franklin via Dale bus
Wo Won ING is REALrY. Exclusive Asent.
s427 Georgia ave: Sligo e541. 81. 67e2.
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2036 PIERCE MILL RID. NW-o-story
brick. rooms. . baths. hot-water heat
buIlt-in garage; priced for quick sale
Possession to home buyers-243S End st
ne, cat Claiming ST., 2-story brick 6
rooms, bath. hot-air heat. gas, electric:
price. $500; terms
2o7 l4th pl ne. tcorner North Carolina
aye If rooms, bath. hot-water heat: gas
e reT, c. price, $500; terms. LLOYD r.
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FURN. HoUSE-3-b. r.. oil ht., gar. mr..
Suitland, Camp Spgs., on busline., Exch
FOR similar hSe. NV, Oh. CHI, Beth HI
O325-R after pm. -
6 ROOMS AND BATH, nicely furn, auto.