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Evening star., 1944-12-20
USED-CAR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
INDIVIDUAL in immediate need o1 \
lean, late model car for essential work.

MDIvmpAL in immediate need q =
clean. &; late model car . for essential work.
AMERICAN BANTAM, Chevrolet, Packard
or any other desirable ear urgently. needed.
t. get full ID eeins .n prise In. n esi h ss
bIing your car to LOVING MOTORS.
AUSTIN AUS II Wanted W; and all other makes. Jack
$50 lsem e ones ARcADE Sa PONTIAC o:o CO.
.'Wsshington's. LARGEST Pontiac Dealer"
AUsriN, t ,ns nuicE, * Ford, Packard or any de-
;sirAble car urgently needed. To get full
ceiling gyics eaGo an cash s,ing imsdisrels Just
LOVING Ie,Sti MoToRs, 1919 NJ st. NV.
BUCKS, Cheyrolets, Fords,, PontiscBg or
MAKE 81 car that rs h,d re .ooS csr:
ceiiinr pf,ce. 81. HAWKINS. 1885 I4th
&; .t;;,,a. ~. pSPoHs nS 44Ss. ,,,, -, ~ n,,,,
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES, 1923 Rhode
Jsannd AYE M Mrs &c. Mort North . SSls. .,,,.,: !.
sns my msts ef car thst ms had. sosa ssrs. !.
ssns NEED alss chem 81 and WkRs Nv Rsz s ss sras asss
dSlbsE Isl SSSE ST s 81
cEFsonsr TaoSsr sa WkIrD p qssrsf Ms w sac tn.
so eheefs Williams s 2ufo 4 8 SAILS. g 1879 i
ehHaf 1ssnd Cr E9rta ssis Is e..
price at WHEELER. INC, 1910 Wisconsin.
OR. 1920; Chrysler-Plymouths dealer.
CA1FSLEk-Highest prices paid for Piym-
outh, Dodke. De Soto or Chrysler SID
WELLBORN MOTORS. Chryaier- Plymouth
dealers, 5000, Georeia ave., SH, 1890,
CHRYSLER 1912 station wagon or late
model used car from private owner; will
pay high cash price. Gala time. OR.
.1225. s''es - u fstsh -
FOHps- Cash sfor your. car:s no red taps.
TakomA Park, D. G. GeorsiA $500
FORDS WANTED. We viii nay the linit.
Any model Any year. AL cash. No cheeks.
Iiland a. NJ. North S3i 3. :, -.
N0IvI0UAL Wants geod use& ear II
essh price ssseonds7. oisbs sst7s.s ~
Evening star., 1944-12-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

cHEvY CHASE, D. C.. Nd. Bethesda
areas Have urgent need for homes to to
experienced sales orrsnizstion serves you
promptly, efhciently and courteously. Ii
will mean better prices to YOU; Eve; OF
Tsator. san fhsa. Ha Sass aE 1900 L. T. eRAVArrE
WE CAN SELL your mouse, We can &c.
.,s,sh .Sn essh It won't tass Us IenE PROMPT
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its, fun
sisH Asa Nc M MM
1887. pI. l0lb. 1919 K St. NV;
sa p ,os4 sE free as MAKE
ah Insf s6o s6 SCI I1ts 4 sSar PEsee a1oo oSN
Nd: tenants en- not disturbed: quick action.
g A. -GARVEY. DI 1908, ewes. and sun.
GI $500. Thomas Circle NV
ton Of b. G.. nearby Nd. or Va. FOR !.
eHiek ,,d deal, phone snso any time to L. T.
sEGfiRa aEGGfG1Ns' Rfl REAL ssfs Estate. W. hav.
rAsoR's 1eds realty coMpANY' AD. 1901.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property;
ssSRs fsfiss 5&
Witt VIII PAY Al III HoNEsf n s. rsIcE for de-
GOOD ' condition. U' With h oil or gas heat, in
Cleveland Park or any good NV. location,
provided it is not too far out. Call MR..
KANfE5 AZ 6ScES S0s1 small nitso house IN
of Chevy Chase, Glover Park or Burleith.
Please call WI. 1867.
silver sprins. Nd; or vicinity. will pay up
to S13, 900, all cash. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
LIST YOUR VIRGINIA PROPERTY with
CH. 2743, with SHANNON &c LUCHs Co,
MA. 2345. Esta blished 1906.
Evening star., 1944-12-20

He ayas crying 10, now that he
could hardy see. For n long while
he didn't quite know where he was
and then he saw that he was cross
ing = wide marsh and beyond the
marsh lay 4 sea and beyond that
was Santa Land
"Oh, I shall make It'll I shall!' he
thought happily. .
And it was just at that moment
that the awful thing happened. He
stepped deep In the marsh and the
other magic shoe was sucked of
his foot!
$E., A Helpless Boy.
Now he was helpless. He could
run no faster than any other boy
and, the evil witches in their sauce
pans could move faster than the
wind. ,.-,. y....
The boy looked longinsly across
the ocean toward Santa Land. The
witches were circling above him,
screeching with Joy.
IF only there were some way to
let Santa mow!" groaned Louis
aloud. ~
The very. next instant he had
found = way to get message to
Santa Land.
What is it you want Santa to
know" inquired 4 sleepy voice.
Louis looked down and saw 4 big
turtle by his feet. The creature
stretched and yawned-he had been
asleep for almost II years! Quickly
Louis told him about the music box
and how he had lost his shoes and
the witches we're about to catch him.
Il will tell Santa" said the turtle.
"You!" crier Louis in surprise for
he knew that the turtle was the
slowest creature on earth. You
could never gete there in time!"
Watch. mel" replied the turtle.
And with that, the old turtle
waddled down to the side of the
ocean. Slowly he pulled the heavy
shell OF his back and laid it upside
down in the water. Then he climbed
into the. shell and, using his hand
kerchief to catch the wind, started
sailing brickly across the sea!
(Tommorolc: Santa to the
Rescue
Evening star., 1944-12-20

are Oregon, California and Arizona.
We may wonder how thsoe plAntl
happen to grow on trees. The an
swer Is that birds plant them!
The birds. to be sure, know. Moth
ing OF what they are doing. They
like to eat the white berries H the
mistletoe, and those berries contain
small seeds, along with sticky juice.
From time to time bird wipes its
beak on the bark of tree, no doubt
wanting to get rid of the juice which
sticks to the outside Of the beak. In
such a case, seeds are likely to bs
left on the bark along with the Juice.
As the days pass, the seeds send
out tiny roots which cut through
the bark Slowly . mistIetoe plant
grows, forming kind of bush with
yellow-green leaves and forking
branches.
The mistletoe gets its food from
sunshine and air, and from the sup
of the tree. 1t Is q parasite and
will not take root in the ground.
Going far back in history, We find
that the Norsemen OF Northern Eu-
rope and the Druids of the British
Isles looked on the mistletoe as hav-
ing magic power. <
Legend tells us that the Druids
used golden sickles" to cut nlistle-
toe plants from oak trees Perhaps
the fact that the plant seldom grew
on oak trees made people suppose
there was something special about
lit when found there, The legend,
goes on to say that the Druids gave
small pieces OF nistletoe to those
who wanted to carry them around
as charmes. & -
The idea that there vas some
thing magical about naistletoe. is be-.
lieved to have led TO the old custom
of kissing under the mistletoe" at
| Christmas time.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
HOUSES FOR SALE Gent. }.

18th ST. HIGHLANDS. above Military I'd.
Imposing detached brick home, west OF 18th
r.; larse living room, dining room, kitchen
baths on End floor: servants room ON 3rd;
automatic heat: gear brick gsrase; SIs.-
SO, $50, Evenings; = MI: III P. l. Adams; qE
4 fsMkb1AfH' aH e. oSSsesSSlrAscr-kenrood SssSlr area.
ssa Ssss ga e:nfsr shs
hall throush. Den and half bath on 1st
floor, also breakfast nook and library on
Go RSEsh real Fssass ss ~SSG %
cEEvfIxSD cEii e.; SsoI; FARk, one bloc. on Conn
ave. wide row brick. rooms, complete
baths; "a excellent 9uest house location;
tckSsEpnRssd *. SsAss saaasg star n .ysfs
a f0r no1ss 1SG 1910 s'i 'Ss!sd
coEoEED-Nesr s5th and pennins I'd.
hardwood noors reereation room. Colonial
4. W. Stephens. DE. i1s2. asa i'
cOLoRED-vacant, immediate possession.
soa Keefer pis nwAcomplstels %.e Tsdsce-
coLosEn-s coi ssis rooms. = bath, electricity.
p.s 5s sse saM Pay SEQ .sa assms ane $3.50
COLORED-156 R st. ,n.e.-2-story brick,
liver it vacant Sa.750; $1,000 cash.
URCIoLo REALTY CO., ME. 4941.
COLORED-ExceIlent ne. location. De-
automatic hot water: house in perfect
condition: $1,000 cash, balance easy.
WIN. J. DAVIS, 500 st. ne. MA. 1855,
COLOMBIAN opportunity to secure this
beautiful corner piece of property located
in very beautiful neiEhborhood and
among friendly neighbors. Contains 9
large rooms. tiled bath Cellar under en-
tire house; h.-wh.. hardwood floors, front
Located near the corner Of PARK I'd. and
warder st. NV. For further information
phone DI. 1888. Ask for MISS BRYANT.
COLORED-Brookland, D. c.; mr.. r. I.
ave.-3 stories and basement, IL rooms,
z baths, extra shower. garsse: excellent
terms to reliable party. Move right in.
See FRANCIS HEIGLE, 1417 L st. NV,
MA $3.50
Evening star., 1944-12-20
FUTURE.

| =
ADAM A WEsChLER 4 SON. Auctioneers
Household furniture in sroups, and desir-
able odd pieces, new aluminium cooking
utensils, etc, by order Mildred Z. Reeves.
Seson sSaRa'ss 81 hs tEGR HsheP ss source.
friSsy; d.SG Pee 20. commencing s,m.
THOs. J. OWEN : SON, auctioneers, 43b
able det.ehed sriet s: 81 Swslinr lila
containing four bedrooms and two baths
not,M,ter nooyn oil heat built,in garaEe, being
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust duly
recorded IN Liber No. 7734, Folio 233 ct
ssS;. Of the land records Of the District Of
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
win sell, at public auction in front Of the
fsafy 1ss n ct oai a. ss
pm. the following DESCRIBED land and and
premises, situate in the District Of Colum- l.
u ths. subdiyision Of lossi in Square 1887
dc s: stsSor ss Dss Diis1 ior 1Ss Ds
y s.d as 9yaln ns as,ess
ssDs.nbsr isss 1m iar9ssr Rss 'HeaR paassaEaes Ia
s x be nrs. q. time .,
ouired. :, conveyancins, recording. efe... Al
Within thirty dsys vi eOmptsa aeposss
forfeited and the property may be adver-
tised and resoId at the discretion OF the
truxseesls j. DOUGLAS PiCKENS. HEROLD
2: GATES, Trustees del &20,23.26,2S
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 SON. auctioneers.
Notice is hereby given that on Thursday,
December 2s, 1874. -sommepcinr at ii
o'clock an, We vim sell by public suction
at No. fO4 Rhode Island aye, ne. 70 en-
charges, 1884 Plymouth coupe. motor No.
PF95S22. left by VIM. H. Roeers: 1885
lOldsmobile sedan. motor No. L55056 left
by 1t. c. P. BENJAMIN: 1885 Plymouth
coupe, motor NO. PJIa77ss. lett BY James
Southerland; 1885 Hudson, motor No
| 1877. left by Wilpert Hill Parties in
interest please take notice. CALI. CARL,
Evening star., 1944-12-20
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.

iust completed; 4 large rooms. modern bath
yeiopmsnt q, q 400 homes ls leesfsd sSa on lsTss
NiEs1Sb1sowsRook, isS1s pc nc. 81. oiso; s sftsr
s1RvRno Or spRiSGMf1ssr-oa IasS MI: Iss red brick
om:buiit, center-hsli Colonial home.
A acre OF tsstetully ,.hIubbsd n,i, GROUND
en-, den and half bath! on hrst floor, large
vns porch % ynE
BEDROOMS. W and J fine tiled baths: stairway
to GoTsd te nsqatsd gas ar
recrestion room room; " White White picket fence
around back yard: For appointment to in
lssasvs gsst ss Assn aEvY Ea fHAsH 1850 aa e1
cHkyEaG9. Ss HsGa: 'sHi MD.&S s real nice Groom
0Sea years 0fa oid nn feasures too numero1s to
Htoa ayRfHs ssfR R.altof! AT sosss asss: .Se. .n
Fiji DECATUR ST. Hy.ttsviue, Nd Ed
unondstoR. section-Immediate. possession.
& prse g sns SS bath ruos 5s lot eoRnos 1SaSo 81 i4 =
tsio & II saEkDas as m $50 $40 RI RivsrdsIe RE
IT. n' pre: hea Rent sSrHs5 Control
L. GORDON, owner, 1897 Eye st. NV,
Ri Ssas II sb s4s6 bs6eF' b!toom ssnd
bath bungalow. garage in rear, needs re-
pairs Priced for quick sale. Address OF
house, 451l Emerson st. D. II. JOHNSON
CO., MA. S296, WA. S4S4
VICINITY SPRINGBROOK TERRACE. Md.
On the asst Riverdale busline, convenient
to stores and schools. THIS modern brick
home consists of first floor. 3 good sized
rooms and tile bath iven-eouipped kltch-
en-, open fireplace in living room. We
netian blinds, spacious porch, full base,
ment, hot water oil heat. 2nd floor, 3
room weil-eouipped apt. which gives an
income of $500 a year. The lot is well
handicapped and has concrete walks. AT
the end Of rear lot are two modern con-
crete poultry houses with cement floors,
electric lights and running water. garaee
In rear. Lot is completely fenced in.
S1o,50O. terms. D. H. JOHNSON CO.,
MA. 1896 WA s4s4
CHRISTMAS GIFT-Buy your family this
cory brick home en- corner lot, modern
<-room bungalow with hoored attic, modern
bath and shower, hot-atr coal heat, gas
stove and refrigerator; transportation at
priced for quick sale, S7,s76. ROBERT s.
DAVIS, WA. 5000. 1903 BALTIC. blvd, near
Hot Shoppe, Eyattsville, Nd.
rAKOMA PARK--room asbestos siingle
bungalow on a acre, hot-water, coal: cleo
tric stove, electric refrigerator. combina.
tion screens and storm windows, partial
basement: close to stores, bus and schools.
Price, $4,000: 800 down payment. WA.
1900, ROBERT S. DAVIS. 1903 BALTIC.
blvd. near Hot shoppe, Hyattsville, Nd.
COTTAGE CITY, MD. = Lovely s-room
mouse and large lot. complete apartments,
in nice residential section; good investment
property, present income S1,400 per year;
.,pecially priced at s9.50o. Call WA. 1900
Salto. blvd, near Hot Shoppe, Hyattsville,
Nd.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
AvToMosILEs FOR :AiE tc.at.l

PACKARD 1941 12O touring sedan: 2-tone
green. radio, heater. electranatic clutch, B
good tiIes; this car looks and runs IKE
new caf PACKARD MOTOR SALES CO.,
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1887 de luxe sedan: !:
fine condition, very low milease. radio and
heater. etc. Taylor 6S14. tH4'''
1892 nth st. NV, RE. 0123.
PACKARD r94l 120 convertible sedan:
radio and undfrseat heater, b GOOD tires IN
Al condition. PACKARD MOTOR SALES
CO., 1912 oath at. NV, RE. 0123.
PACKARD 1910 160 touring sedan: black
nnish,,6 very good tires, radio: this il an
fAckARn f1esS.s1ao HoroR cs- SALES CO.. Is4s 18th
st. NV, RE, O123
PACKARD 1912 convertible club coupe;
maroon, and very low MILEAGE. JACK
PRY MOTORS, 10th and Pa. ave. Sc.
PLYMOUTH 1912 2 door sedans CD:
excellent condition. JACK PRY MOTORS,
10th and Pa. ave. Sc.
PONTIAC 1941 conv. club coupe with 1S-
1t. house trailer. De Soto conv. coupe, Ford
1898 11a-ton chassis, cab: Ford 1880
sedan. 1913 14th st. NV, DE. $3.50.
PONTIAC late 1884 2-door sedan; hniSh.
tires, upholstery like new: heater; motor
just overhauied: S295. TR. 1881, 1928
Bladensburg I'd, ne.
sTUDEBAkER 20 President model: good
condition. good tires. new: TR. s2S6.
S1UDEBAkER 1s4u President sedan: B
good tires, radio and heater, black hnlsh,
very clean car. PACKARD MOTOR BALES
CO, 1912 gath st. NV, RE. 0123.
TAXICAB-1g40 Pontiac, with PUG IL
cense: perfect condition; on terms. Box
Evening star., 1944-12-20
CHAPTER Is.
The Chase.


What = crazy sight that was
Louis, clutching the music box in
his hands, and taking 2,0O0-miie
steps, while the three witches pur-
sued him-each flying in q saucepan
with legs dangling over the sides.
On and on strobe Louis, stepping
over mountains and lakes and whole
cities. Now and then he looked
back over his shoulder, hoping each
time that the witches would have
given up the chase.
But alas, the witches had no in
tention of turning back. In fact,
they were gaining!
s Louis Loses . Shoe.
After while 1t began to rain and
poor Louis had q bad time of 1t
slushing through the mud. He had
lost one OF his precious shoes and
could only 80 half as fast now.
One foot would step 1000 miles but
the, other foot would take only an
ordinary step. And he was so weary
Up In the sky, where the witches
were flying, 1t was hailing. The
three saucepans were filled again
and again with hail stones az large
as goose eggs.
The witches picked out the stones
and hurled them down on Louis
bruising his shoulders and face and
head. The boy was so filled with
terror and disappointment that he
really began to cry.
II just can't 60 any further" he
thought and he wondered what
would happen to the Princess Ruth
Maybe Santa will be able 70 dc
something" he murmured, but then
he remembered that Santa was
counting on him. He gave me the
magic shoes and the rope and the
net and still I failed!"
Evening star., 1944-12-20
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WE'VE. ".
AUCTION EALE-Judicial ssle nj va I,1a

AUCTION SALE-Judicial sale OF valuable
two-story frame dwelling, being known as
premises 1919 3rd st. n.w.--By virtue of
q decree Of the District Court OF the
United States for the District of Columbia,
in Civil Action 231 81, entitled District OF
Columbia y: Julis A. Bridget. ct al, will
sell At public suction. in Room le0, Dis
trict Building l4th and ssts.. NV: on
LAND and premises ,situete in the District
assessment and taxation as lot 1913 (part Of
Tor ss.s7soS. Terms RMS OF "a SALE a sale fsessso sSSa
Ject to confirmation by Court. All cash
A deposit OF 100000 at time of making bid
balance due upon confirmation of sale
BY the Court. A. certificate showing COM
plete description and price paid will Be
delivered to highest bidder at conclusion
Of sale r,oDsrt: pert subject to redemption
said .eonf,rmstio and fun compliance With
terms of sale. clerk of said court viii
execute and deliver to purchaser q deed
to. property Sold, conveying to purchaser
all of the right, title and estate Of ali
persons in ano to said property whether
named in said suit or not. All convey
anting, notary fees, revenue stamps and
reenrcinf. at purchasers cost. Terms Of
sale to be complied with within ffteen
l5) days from said continuation; other
wise, at the discretion of the undersigned
~ ntfoperty I,,,I may be rssold at risk and cost
advertisement. Of such resale some
nieMspaps' iMpp published in the city Of WASH
tor of Taxes. D. c. dell lot
Evening star., 1944-12-20
Uncle Roy's Corner

A plant with white berries has
been widely used at Christmas
time, and to this day it finds place
In many homes. The plant is known
as the mistletoe. /
The mistletoe grows on the limbs
and trunks of certain trees There
is an old idea that its faporite home
Is the oak tree, but that is not true
1t Is found only rarely on oak trees.
Far more commonly it Crews from
the bark of apple trees, poplars,
naples and willows. Other trees
which give food to this plant are
the cypress, the juniper and the
cedar. --
There are, however, three Amer
ican States where mistetoe is fairly
common on oak trees These States
Evening star., 1944-12-20
! AUroMosns FOR SALE.

1sss sS'f no4oR e;fss Gc sss' scs1 81
eHek lss7 es ssi'ia Mss sS1z s sscps M 'fa. ns
su1Sk q = 1882 - 4-door trunk sedan: I'm.
condition, heater; $40. LoMAR MoToR
co, S511 Colesyille rd.. sH. 400,
dan bssS lsss asb moas %ste 90
very clean earn T PAcKAkp ts sSsSr MoToR ssi ssLEs
co. l242 24th st. n:w.. RE. 0123.
CHEVROLET 1942 2-door sedans (2}.
PRY MOTORS. 16tnl and I've Pa. ave. Sc eA
lCHRYSLER 1941 Windsor 4-door sedan,
radio and heater, 8 tires. like new; want
30 '1sH eaTHEDRA 81 e3a s@sER GS saof sos
ccaaaEsLLiEE, II ls4l crown Imperial g
pa pas ssenser limousine; biaek nnish. radio
market price. WHEELER. NC. 1910 WIS Wis
DODGE Ig4n I.passenger sedan: excellent
JACK PRY sd isth and pa prn.eSTnGus sys ss
FORD 1910 de luxe Tudor sedan; excellent
oToR sssi Rgrsee eo sSs1 ssS aes g. sas hRShs S1s
FORD 1890 oadstef. very nice mechsnissl il
condition, excellent Transportation. very
FORD FORD III is4e club, oE coupe. black nn,.h -.
cellent condition. JACK PRY MOTORS,
F1RD g Ri 1887 is ss-1;n; s0cd eonaltien; $3.50
IL.
FORD 1897 Tudor So; motor Just over
hauled, good tires, radio, heater. 3OS7
aunsSs Messses SO Tsarap.ns Trsiria.tNn door coach
S27S; no dealers. RE- S4S4
HUDSON 1884 "8'' coach; $500. TR.
1924. s01s
LA SALE 1889 4-door sedan: radio and
heater. PARKWAY MOTOR Co.. 3O61 M
st. NV. MI. 01S5. = -
heater, PARKWAY MOTOR Co. so5i M N
St NV. MI. 018b. -
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1871 club coupe; radio
and heater. PARKWAY MOTOR Co.
3Q61 NJ st. nv. MI 0lS5. - saE ~
LINCOLN.ZEfHYk 1888 model 4-door Sc
dan; good condition, good tires Owner
tholstefihg never been uncovered, stiil GOOD
q e N neT; zoo; Call EN-. 3ab4 or see at
LMC0iN-zxffiHaYiiH 1885 4-cuor s,trn 8 IN
clean new paint. new b ttery, ,zmotor- re-
ssntly eysfhauie4 Sse6; private owner.
fN. ASo0. MT. .6b1. = = : q,
Evening star., 1944-12-20
SUBURBAN SAlE-vIRGINIA.

condition, electric lights electric stove;
buiit-in storase rage SPACE, n chicken yard. Chick
en- mouse: 2hs-acre land; large garden
space; 81, $50 cash, balance terms; ENIOR
6EEAL9Y RE s1a4 CO. 473s N washington blvd
INCOME POSSIBILITY in splendid location
-2,apt,: 2-story brick Colonial 4 yrs. old;
meEnifcent trees; 1st-n. apt: consists Of
living room with fireplace, dining. room,
sisshen' M bedrooms and bath together
living room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath, also large
porsn etsk thers is also ytb sadnI
other uses, also bath; garages, | built
Ver oade o wh
shopping center 5 biks.: 10 min. By auto
Ns from nssf..Eed sa T. wr sTss
BUCHANAN 5aNi 6A o,daSso dSo1 Columbia pike CHI
ARLiNGToN@seiect iii hom. in desirable
actions of Arlington. Attractive terms.
COLLINS Il PRICE, 323o Wilson blvd.
Open Sunday. GL. 1888.
EAST FALLS CHURCH, Lee highway.
house condition, center, hall. living room
Q4x2D, fireplace. book shelves window
dnns s,s oy. nd se modem
End hoor:, 4 bedrooms and bath. 2 sun
decks, full basement, dry; unfinished rec
reation room, hot-water heat, oil. laundry
trays, detached garage: storm sash. Near
J I 6; WEST Fails Church a1S5.
2-bath white brick home, in picturesque
wooded section near country. club. Fire
place, maids room and bath, oil hest,
SSI45o0; REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
xooMhss xooMhssse 0?sd aogssE. gssE brick Colonial, yer,
in Nall - av1f
and 10c bus; this large brick Colonial has
bedrooms large living rm. with fireplace
full baths, full basement, oil h.-w.h. and
can be financed very conveniently with
$4,000 cash. ARLINGTON REALTY CO.,
2204 Wilson blvd. Gil. 1900.
s1S PARK AVE, Falls Church, Va.-q-rm. :,
2-bath frame, oil heat, 1000 50. #. Price,
Sl0,e50: rent control requires 20gs cash
Tor possession. FULTON r. GORDON.
a4S7 Eye St. nv DI. $3.50. till pm.
ARLING TON, .VA.-older house. acres
OF good, productive ground: some fruit
trees; 600 #. Of hard-surfaced street; city
water, lights and sewer; convenient to
schools, stores and transportation; price
S10,b00. VIM. p. PARRAMORE, call CHI
1866; ewes, CHI. 5927.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. - Restored Colonial
home. brick and frame, rooms. 3 he'd
sttraetive sarden: SD, 500; substantial
sash payment, balance $50 month. c. Z.
HEAE KNTAGON@immediate possession
oedroom, bath 1st floor: large bedrooms
epstatra. BAG living room with fireplace,
SlninE room. heautiful kitchen, ssrase:
Ve.4be. OK. a182 sftsr 5.
Evening star., 1944-12-20
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BRVKHLY nHACn on ChesapeAks BAy-
summer homes and building sites Write
Tor catalogue. Box II. Mayo, A. A. Co.. Md
1-ACRE TRACTS, 150-ft. sandy beach
frontase on the Potomac River, mile
from Point Lookout and Chesapeake Bay,
ST. Marys Co. Md; large lake, safe harbor
for small boats on property: 81 900 each
tract; 259a cash, balance years. JOHN
A. BRICKLEY, 81. 1851.
IDEAL FOR BOAT CLUB, 1870 acres, "a
mile water front, large residence, tenant
house, restaurant, cabins, stesmpoatswharf
fishing: about 40 miles from DC. in Nd.
S2I,0O0 Mr.. Shelton, GE, 6192, or
James A. Burroughs, La Plata 36S1.