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Montana labor news., 1944-01-06
U. S. TAKES OVER RAILROADS
TO AVERT STRIKE
Continued From Page one

workers. In agreeing to President
Roosevelt's arbitration, leaders of the IS
unions accepted a sliding scale adjust
ment of 4 to 1Oc an hour approved by
Director of Economic Sterilization Fred
NJ. Vinson, in place of their former de-
mand for a straight &c hourly increase.
Only issue left for the President to
arbitrate is their demand for overtime
pay after 40 hours a week instead of
after 40 as at present, the Is unions
insist. Some controversy may develop
around this, however, since a presidential
statement pointed out that the non
operating unions and carriers do not
agree "on the scope of the issues to be
arbitrated by the President"
In a formal statement, Stimson dis
closed he had offered posts as labor con-
sultants to BRIT Pres. A. F. Whitney
and Pres. Alvaney Johnston of the loco
motive engineers, leaders of the first
two unions to call off their strikes.
Montana labor news., 1944-01-06
WHITNEY WARNED
own UNION OF
STRIKE DANGERS

WASHINGTON-(FP)-The danger
Gus results Of strikes in wartime were
outlined by Pres. A. F. Whitney of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen un-
affiliated in an "off the record" speech
in Chicago October % to a meeting of
the BRT's general chairmen, which later
authorized the December 30 strike, the
January issue Of The Railroad Train
man disclosed.
Whitney's union and the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers Cunaffiliated)
were the first to cancel the strike and
accept President Roosevelt's offer to
arbitrate their wage case.
what we do here can destroy the
morale of our membership in Illustration
and defeat" Whitney warned. I'VE can
launch an offensive action in this wage
movement undertaken in wartime, which
might be suicidal, not only for our
brotherhood, but for the whole American
labor movement and democracy itself in
this country.
"a strike on the rails would have
momenotus consequences. Not only
would war production be stopped or
seriously hampered, but many people
would suffer great ~privation and even
hunger. Such a situation would gener-
ate terrific political forces against us
and rouse a tremendous popular de-
mand for a forceable suppression Of the
strike.
"The present Congress, hell-bent as it
is to destroy the organized labor move
ment in this country, might seize upon
such a strike as an excuse top pass
oppressive labor laws, the severity of
which has not ever been considered in
any country outside those dominated by
the totalitarian powers"
Montana labor news., 1944-01-06
Dramatic Calendar
WHERE TO GO

MONTANA
NOW PLAYING-"Old Acquaintance"
Selected shorts and news.
STARTING SATURDAY THROUGH
TUESDAY-"Crazy House" Also a Sc
lected program of shorts and news.
TUESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY
Strange Death Of Adolf Hitler" Sc
lected shorts and news.
COMING-"Oklahoma Kid"
PARK
NOW PLAYING-"Across the Pacific -
Also selected shorts and Pathe news.
SUNDAY, MONDAY-"Mr. Big" Also
selected shorts and Pathe news.
the same program, Hes My Guy"
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY-'Idaho." On
Selected shorts and news
THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY
Background to Danger Selected
shorts and news.
COMING-'Here We Go Again" with
Fibber MCGEE and Molly.
AMERICAN
NOW PLAYING-"Mr. Mug Steps out.
And Secrets of a Coed" A Pop
eye cartoon and Gay Rio"
FRIDAY-SATURDAY-"Dr. Renault's
Secret" and THE Undying Mon
ster." A color cartoon, who Killed
Who
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUEsDAY-"The
Young Mr.. Pitt" and Here Comes
Kelly. Paramount News.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
"Silver Spurs,' and "A Man Of
Courage
RIALTO
NOW PLAYING-"Sahara," and Gil
dersleeve's Bad Day" Fox news.
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY-"Best
Foot Forward" and "Petticoat Lar
ceny." Fox news.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
SATURDAY-"Above Suspicion, and
Mexican Spitfire's Blessed Event
Fox Movietone news.
Montana labor news., 1944-01-06
THREE RAIL UNIONS
BLAME GOVERNMENT
IN RAIL DISPUTE
Continued From Page one)

I%C0ntinued From Page One)
have thus far refused the Presidents
arbitration offer, disclaimed response
bility for government seizure of the rail-
roads. I'll is unfortunate they said,
that, instead of pursuing such a dras-
tic course, the President and his lieu
tenants did not seek a settlement of this
wage controversy by the customary pro-
cedure of continued conference and dis
cussion.
Montana labor news., 1944-01-06
~FARMER-LABOR RADIO
PROGRAMS

Continued From Page One)
fact that subsidies we're not new but
that the present smoke screen of propa-
ganda was calculated to blind the peo-
pie to the fact that an old and estab-
lished system of subsidy payments was
being used not for special privilege to
a small group but for the general well
fare.
Montana labor news., 1944-01-06
News Of The Silver Bow
Trades & Labor Council

This is the time of the year when the
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council.
elects new officers. So at the meeting
last Tuesday John Crawford, the present
incumbent, was nominated for president
by Delegate Viekers. Ed Vawter, the
present secretary, was nominated by
Ripper; Sara johnson was nominated by
Stewart Waters and John Mullany, the
faithful sergeant-at-arms, was nominat-
ed by Paul Erler. There will be further
nominations and election and installa-
ton next week.
The council decided to hold a modest
get-to-gether party on the 18th consist
ing of beer, pop, sandwiches, salads,
etc. A committee consisting of Ripper
Blewett, Waters, Mattausch, Colligan.
Holland, Vawter and Lindsay was APP
pointed to make the necessary arrange
ments.
1t was announced that Grant Lindsay
had been appointed on the Silver Bow
County Price Panel Board to take the
place of the late Walter Jaap.
g
It was also reported at the Council
that there have been allegations of mer-
chants violating price ceilings. Per
haps there may be some investigation.
A report was made by the committee
appointed to secure another room, but
there seems to be some difficulty be-
cause Carpenters hall at the present
time is quite well occupied.
The Council decided to send a dollar
to the Peoples Lobby at New York city.
This organization devotes its efforts to
investigation of |anti-labor legislation
and it issues a bulletin in the interests
of working people.
Letters were received from Attorney
General Bottomly announcing that
Angelina Golubin had been appointed as
a member of the Teachers Retirement
Board. A similar letter was received
from the Governor. The Teachers
Union Of Butte thanked the Trades and
Labor Council in the matter of Miss
Golubin being reappointed to the
Teachers Retirement Board by the
State Board Of Education at it's last
meeting.
q q
The question of the Trades Council
sponsoring the Independent School
Ticket in the election this spring came
up when Secretary Vawter read a letter
from the state board of education stat
ing changes in the statute relative to
holding nominating mass meetings. The
communication said nominating meet
ings must not be held more than 60
days before the day of election nor less
than 40 days. Should the Council
sponsor the Independent Ticket the mass
meeting would probably be held Febru-
airy IS.
Montana labor news., 1944-01-06

America Firsters) whom their patriotic
fellow c%ountrymen should be proud to
honor"
Note: Hearst backed Alt Landon Cre-
member HIM in 1886.
Evening star., 1944-04-11
ARTHUR L. WILLCHER, w. E. CUMBER-
LAND, Attorneys.
1926 III st. NV. (5.)

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia,
Holding Pribate Court.-No. 63,215. Ad-
That the subscriber. of the District of
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia, Letters
TeStamentary on the estate of John j.
Byrne late of the District of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber, on or before the 3rd day of
April, AID l945: otherwise they may BY
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate Given under my hand this 9th
day of April, 1914. ELIZABETH McCOR-
MACK BYRNE, 3237 Hiatt Place, NV
LEY Deputy REGISTER of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate
Court. april 1925
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PROPOSALS..

NATIONAL HOUSING AGENCY. FEDERAL
Public Housing Authority, Region III,
Washington, D: c. Bids will be received
in the ONCE of the Housing Authority Of
Baltimore Eat1 ore City at pm: on May l6,
Project MD-2-11. Bidding will be limited
to prequalified contractors. Those de.
string to qualify as bidders are invited
Baltimore City on forms furnished upon
application. a statement of qualifications
and detailed financia! statement. Forms
Authority of Baltimore City. 709-11 East
Eager street. Baltimore, Md.
OLIVER c. WINSTON, Director,
Region Ill. National Housing Agency.
Federal Public Housing Authority.
ap10111o
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

kENSINGTON---Bung on a level lot,
i20xlb0, provides beorooms and bath,
about ready 10 plant: $3.50 Needs about
u Zoo down. Cute as a bugs ear. r. P.
Rip!ey. sH. 1893: ewes, WI. 45l4, Mr..
DELIGHTFUL wooDMooR is one of Silver
Springs most popular subdivisions. Here
Of Pearl Hsrbor day With SO senerous iatS % bed
rooms upstairs, full tiled bath, de luxe
sgn eDSs snd eyes sH SsT Nn!eE Mr rosie o 1903
ARLING ToN-i107 No TAYLOR st.: vacant
and available for immediate occupancy
thoroughly repaired and redecorated home;
bath on each, floor: price. and terms to
suit, Can GIL. 1851 TO pm, for
WALkfNG DISTANCE to heart of Silver
Spg.; sround floor has living room with
bedrooms sna bath; another ihnished
garage; the 22o-ft. lot makes a marvellous
hens If you wished; $3.50; excellent terms.
F.. p, Ripley sH 1889: Sun. and ewes,
caEv9Y' I: CHASE Mt 1GIEss V1EW is so popular that
there are rarely nice homes available there
Ihls delishttul Colonial on, a high eleya-
Nv heat and was built to ord order T'N BY the
present owner on lot 100000. Here is
an opportunity for semicountry living in
1888: Sun. and ewes. OIL. 70s. Mrs Moebs
X ST: NE, 3l5-6-room brick house, with
oak floors, gas hotWater heat, rock WOO
insplation. weatherstripped and storm
Sash; easy to heat and keep cool. Has :
kitchens for 2 apts. Has built-in garage
ana extra lot for > garages in rear. Cal
owner. Ii. 52o6 for appointment after
BETHESDA. MD, 5524 Charles st.-s rms.
SG2;5o terms; GO. 1873.
for new brick home in beautiful Lyn.
haven. Monthly payment OF $3.50 in
ciudes interest, inter- taxes and PRINCIPAL install.
Aos21R Adsmi s6ss ss,c Wesley o buchanan ham
nice rms Tie bath; stove and and refriF Sfi
erator, recreation room gas heat in ex.
cellent condition. Price $4,000. Term,
18th st. ne See the outside. then cal
M. strogp. RA, 500; n
small down Payment, Owner. RA. O751,
SILVER SPRING bedrooms, living room
roof. oil burner; excellent condition new
lot 81 T. front. Immediate possession
psSo sl2i5o2 Aiio bsAIoon A. cash oyer Ia
garage and garden. Price. $500; y cash
a Gaithersburs. Md. Bans Realty Co
ecHaEvY CHASE, D. c,-For sale by owner
nreplacess sone exGsilenss Vsn seai location price
BY OWNER, 900, Allison st; sva.,,:n, Semi
detached brick. 9 rooms e&ceAeht con
SEAR s GAVIN ,CooLDGEs High H11s IS sshoo %
and Sheridan Theater; sood npS tar inrneai nnn 81
sf.f,es fss. price, rice $3.50 each; terms earl
bossession. MI: stroup, RA, s7n9o; 7nsyv yd
CoSGRTss HGIs;, Gohy' ,e0,, 10 .dst Sst' brick
s0,lrns Irs Bath: sound-proof clubrm, wit VII
front ei,t. triple fri, cypress 5sa pshlev vene m
pvt bath Price only ss2so; M 1eci screen, Ts
NJ shsrnof, EN- 1927 or DI. S34o'
Evening star., 1944-04-11
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
for catalogue. Bax II Mayo. A. A. Co. Md
FOR SALE at Selby-nn- the -Bay-Summer
cottage, bedrms;, living rm., fireplace
mod kit. and bath; , lge. lots: S4,75O;
cash down, $500; S45 mo. ia. 3795.
FOR SALE, small estate on Severn River
thews. 3 E. Franklin St, BALTIC. >. Md
BUNGALOW. large lot; 2-car garage; in
Wellington Villa, Va. Immediate possess
sion $3.50. Phone Alexandria 2745
after e nm
ATTRACTIVE 4-room and bath cottage
on salt water, 30 miles out. Runnins
water. chimney. elec. stove. fully screened
furnished; good beach sacrifice. Sl,a95
Small down payment. bal. So q month
Evening star., 1944-04-11
EnbaSsV Section.

Nr. Cathedral, Just off Mass. Ave.
Vacant Newly decorated and ready for
immediate occupancy. well-built de-
tached stone and stucco home, contain
ing spacious living room, excellent dining
room, inclosed porch, pantry and kitchen
on st floor. Second floor has unusually
large master bedroom with Q large closets
and private bath, . other bedrooms and
bath. Bedroom and storage on Bird floor.
Space for recreation room in basement
AUTOMATIC heat. Two-car garage. Fine
lot with lovely garden area. Phone JAMES
z. SCHWAB, 5522 Conn. ave, OR. $500
After < pm, call WO 1908
Evening star., 1944-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
JAMES c. ROGERS, Attorney,
SO Colorado Building (5.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Thomas NJ Roberts. decessed.-No. s5, "a
Administration Docket 34-Application
having been made herein for probate Of
the last will and testament of said de-
ceased, and for letters testamentary on
said estate. by Violet K. Roberts. it is
ordered this 21st day OF March, A. D. 1914,
that Anna R. ,stephenSon: Nellie L4rins
erts, Marsaret Van Epgelen, james. D.
Roberts, William j. Roberts, Mary Jane
Fielder. Joan Roberts Elliott P. Roberts,
Loren C. Roberts, Roscoe D. Roberts. Ivan
F. Roberts. Wilton A. Roberts Alberta
Roberts Tobey, George Allyn Roberts, Will
appear in said Court on Monday, the ist
day of May, AID. 1914, at 1000 O'Clock
AN; to show cause why, such application
should not be granted. Let notice hereof
be published in the "Washington Law
Reporter" and The Evening Star" once
in each of three successive weeks before
the return day herein mentioned, the first
publication to be not less than thirty days
before bd ,ss said v,r rstarn day Witnsss' the
Justice OF said Court, this 21st day of
March. AID. 1914. (Seal) Attest: VIC
TOR s, MERscH. ;Regtister of wills for
the, District Of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court. mh2S,apl4.11
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO GIRLS, one WAVE ensign. one a
craftsman. tired of roomins houses and
longins for q. place of our own. desire furn-
lshed house, NV. section. Cali GIL. os52,
so5VssE SoVTSC aoq GoppiE rsSt and nn[nrn an,
April Is and NAV j., Phone wo. 32SO
Wo s5 YoHNG Sun woMfS SSd eTecuyss yssSd'y
modern, cool apartment. furnished or part
ly furnished in desirable section, city or
sEburbs; permanent; references Box 337-
TNFURNIsHED ceiled basement apt. with
bath years in present home. Box "a C,
COUPLE, without dogs, children or riotous
companions, seeking unfurnished 2-bed-
small Georsetown house, Have been stay
and no longer have any. Phone North
SMALL furnished apartment centrally To-
ested; settled couple; good ref. Box
CoUPLE desires furnished or unfprnished
tag room aLartment: Briehtwood or Pet
T0r1h TTsnI,vs M weiss RE 1900 Ext 1870
SHARE apt, with young man in ne; Can
TSSsri s5sa esieF nnnTn,sbed pm ant with
GOVT smpioyes. BOY $3.50 s}ar," IL,
Sshesaa or Vicinity apt es 4oo couple
YOUNG CouPLE (gentilel wants small
run apt th stenn nse apS ba Ray gy San or IN
Cali after pm. North s257. 12'
MAY L; in apartment bldg; NV sec one
ktchenfte bath 5gTnshed nn no
WAVE OFFICER, sister and baby desire
apt. BIDS; highest ref. RE. S4oo,, Ext.
uNFuRNIsHED. rms, PVT. bath, kitchen,
ARMY All s'Vp OFFICERS wife desires e-4-rOom
May l. NV. section; quiet tenants: furn-
ished or unfurnished. Box 296-C, Star.
RESPONSIBLE NAVAL COUPLE desire to
sublet 3 or room apt. till Oct, 1st, in
downtown or NV. section. No children or
siss skMr co oFrSfR Pg 4tSt eone overseas desires
May in order to be with wife and son.
british GIRLS require furnished apart;
ment' bedroom; living room Kitchen and
sffRAefvfIY s1sfR fiao EF III s@a 11 house
or, Virginia considered; excellent care own
fns nsn DrsRseIs ssef y zo naSa s4s o'efS wife, own
YOUNG Government executive man) de
sires studio or bedroom apartment, fur
REFINED eS GoGP1E 9p9c dssrs aas furnished apt
living room. bedroom, kitchen and bath. or
% ha h h9ms pboee f Heeman NJ NS
1905, Ext. :23s,- daytime, or MA. 3s10,
Ext. 1898, after pm. 12N
WILL EXCHANGE bedroom apt. renting
. bedrooms. Call TIA. 4037. after Z pm.
TWO GIRLS. college graduates, desire
single apartment. apartment bldg. only,
furnished or unfurnished, NV, area; hish-
est references. Box 453-C, Star. 13"
BRITISH EXECUTIVE and wife desire
well-furniShed apartment, exclusive NV.
locality; vicinity Dupont Circle, Conn. ave.
preferred; no children, no pets: excellent
tenants highest references. MI 5000,
Ext. 426, 8 until s. 13s
Evening star., 1944-04-11
MODERNISTIC ROW BRICK.
$4,000.

SACRIFICE SALE.
Stone and brick residence, located in
hne NV, section; step-down living room
with fireplace, modernistic dining room.
oval opening and steel grill ornamental
work, kitchen, modernistic Jewell colored
tile, overhead and underneath cabinets;
beautiful recreation room with fireplace
3 beautiful bedrooms with . modernistic
ment to inspect, phone Mr. Stup, AD
52Sl, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
Evening star., 1944-04-11
NEW HOMES.

EXHIBIT HOME OPEN EVERY DAY.
Beautiful homes containing 3 bedrooms,
large living rm., bright kitchen, tiled bath,
basement, h,-w.h.; nice lots, with schools.
Transportation and shopping close by:
S5,990: reasonable terms. To reach
Come out II st. ne. to Central ave, turn
left on Gath st. to exhibit home-l05
64th st.
WILLIAM M. THOMAS. HI. 15O5
Evening star., 1944-04-11
GEORGETOWN,

A LOVELY HOME, BUILT IN 1898.
VACANT.
FIRST FLOOR-Huge living room over
looks garden; dining room. pantry, kitchen,
breakfast room.
SECOND FLooR-Library, 2 bedrooms
OF master size, . baths.
THIRD FLOOR-Two bedrooms. bath,
large storage closet.
Features include numerous freplaces
automatic heat, patio with wall fountain
and outdoor grill: walled-in garden, 2-car
garage. Completely renovated.
This evening call MRS. RAFFETTO,
Evening star., 1944-04-11
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

ARLINGTON, North Harrison st.-s large
rooms, bedrooms s,tbf baths h.-Et soiD
Ssst SSpection can c: s Sshillinsbuw, 4el5 Lee
f"S5Si sRooM GsSla FRAME sGst BUNGALOW, full base
ehcEsns H modern: @ r@essonabe @ be SHs9 4{oa 4otS Sth
ARLfNGTo% eHToS90 FoREsTNs-ro N room brick: ,
bedrooms; large lot: conv. location. Orig
vAc.NT VIZ 9TneE E-room Gn' b9:H Gh3s s b.tbs nsd
rooms, 2 years old, newly redecorated; !
5iock 9 on Mt. Vernon highway, bus line at
Good torres 0etEHn AsSagd5a ssas and C.
) ACRES dogRood,, Ro6df,' hoiiy SHsel oaks; garden
Rsfe ys range Oil eate uro op6na
Dree low s5 auek stsfs sa boRefs Isas sso pro-
RooM iefsea gu suNaaLow dst Eaqasl on Sxf5o sJ #
moderately priced: owner going into sery-
Nfw se 69o2 RooM aSth ST. Wss IeGRam Hill Nd
S3,450i terms: $500. cash: S24 a month.
Owner Rockville 124; after :, TR.' o3lo
Lovely S-year.old, G a-bedroom 5n"e:t 5unsaow aIe
BATH anarsd automatic nT,ns hea nee lot newly
mo, includes taxes; no settlement charges;
less for 81 900 cash down payment Gum
q Miller, FIR. 200.
IN ARLINGTON, VA, ON A CORNER LOT,
oil burner air cond, fireplace. back porch
built-in earage a years old) close to
everything S9,950
Within n block of stores, schools and
transp., a 5-room and bath frame bunga :
low, h.-w.h., coal burner; fireplace lot is
over "a acre, all fenced in; garage; garden
spot front porch; S6,950. REIBI.E, agent,
OK. O5l ), or GIL. 462S
VACANT. SUBMIT YOUR OFFER FOR
terms. 4-room, bath. breakfast room .
eedrm bungalow; h,-w.h;; hardwood floors.
paved st. House is 8 years old. very well
built. S4 $50. E. N. LIGHTBOWN. 1916
| 3sth st, Brentwood, Md. WA. 1925
HOME WITH AN INCOME. NEAR CLAREN
don. The apis. in this home will more
than make the, monthly payment, and
;Still give you 8. rooms to live in. It's
Included at S10,950 price is an extra
wooded, lot which could be built upon or
sold when desired For inspection call
blvd. Arlineton, Va. GIL. 1900.
Evening star., 1944-04-11
ARLINGTON VA

rooms bedrooms, cellar; oil heat.
NICE porch; near stores. schools, l0-cent
BUS Price. $4,000, with $1,000 cash;
balance, S65 month
Lyon .Village-6-room bungalow, 3 bed
rooms; fun cellar; oil heat near Claren-
don shopping center. Price, 50 $50 with
substantial cash psyment
JUDSON REAMY,
lf22 No. irving st.. Arlington. CH. oe2o.
Evening star., 1944-04-11
HOUSES UNEuRNlShEp.

CONGREss HEIGHTS. new. near bus and
A e. p. store-2 bedrms., rec. rm., screened
family; S65. P. o. Box 4701, Wash. D. c.
AVAILABLE MAY IA Groom tapestry
brick dwelling. all modern improvements;
in NV. Mt. Pleasant section; references
required: rent, S72. Call owner evenings,
1lI5 10th ST. NV. (WHTTE ONLY
S rooms and bath; lstrobe heat, gas, cleo
tficity; $3.50.
c. W. SIMPSON CO., INC,
1924 Vt. Ave. NV.
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GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE WANTED-Automobile repairs. 4
% car space; set or ne. desired
Ii. 3162; Ii. 3347 after Q pm
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CHEVY CHASE n q

most attractive brick home, built only
| : years. Z rms, includinp finished and
heated 3rd floor. 3 large bedrms.. , baths:
Spacious living and dining rms, we'll
equipped kitchen, oil air conditioned heat,
garage. Reasonably priced at Sl4,a5O,
que to owner entering service Call EN-
l290, until pm, r. A. TWEED Co,
Evening star., 1944-04-11
HOUSES FOR SALE,
DIET. BRICK-S11 $50

Located in North Woodridee is this
pretty Colonial home; large rooms and
| frst floor may be used as bedroom; fire.
place and completely equipped kitchen; H.
VIII; maids room in basement; large lot;
garage. Immediate possession. Call Mr.
Coates
Evening star., 1944-04-11
NEAR BARNABY WOODS.

This charming Chevy Chase home, built
BY Mlkkeison, spacious bedrms., . baths,
center hall, large living and dining rm
gas h.-w.h,, garage; in immaculate con-
ditlon: Today's best value. S17,5OO
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INVESTMENT

| NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Wel-built corner brick home o rms <
bedrms., > baths. Also basement apt In
SIDE decorating necessary, Price, S13,25O
can EN-. 1870 until 8 pm, F. A. TWEED
co. 55O4 Conn ave
Evening star., 1944-04-11
GLOVER PARK.

Wen-located corner brick, 7 rms. lovely
pedrms'' bath large attic, :? porches; oil
NV h., built-in garage; near transporta-
tion and school. Only Sll,95O. Cali EN-.
go, until pm, F. A. TWEED Co,
Evening star., 1944-04-11
WILL PAY WELL

For two-bedroom APARTMENT. furnished or
unfurnished. in modern apartment house
building. Northwest section only, Connect
icut avenue or 18th st, location preferred
Phone Sunoay. Columbia $3.50, between
1914 pm. Monday, Tuesday evening after
Evening star., 1944-04-11

VACANT"
$10,950.
Just, 3 years old. this detached brick
home has rooms, bath, frst-noor Law.
and is located on a level lot near Wilson
lane and Bradley blvd. $1,000 cash and
low monthly payments. Call NE. 1l43,
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALToR.
4 Bedrooms-2 Baths, $10,75O.
Spacious corner brick home fronting on
beautiful avenue in convenient section of
Pe1Torth eao1 fine ToomS hot;Tater heat
rated. Immediate possession. To inspect
phone Mr.. Ray, DE. 1872.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 ST. NV. Ma. "345.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Nearly new red brick Colonial det.
home, on nicely landscaped lot. Bedroom
bath on second floor. Modern kitchen
with equipment; screened inclosed side
porch; near bus and schools. Sll,s5O.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS,
Wo. 1900 Until o PM. 35ls Conn.
Cleveland Park, $17,500.
CLOSE TO TRANSPORTATION
VACANT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Southern Colonial, completely redeco-
rated. Contains all spacious rooms. CEN
pantry, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, baths and
and bath on 3rd Larse front and r resi-
W. G a 4. N. MILLER DEVELoPMENT co,
4s3o Mass. Ave, NV. OR. 4464.
Evening star., 1944-04-11
FARMS WANTED.

HERE'S THE CHANCE YOU have been
waiting for. Private party will pay cash
Tor farm or house where acreage may
5e bought in nearby MARYLAND. ME-
Evening star., 1944-04-11

DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG.
3-story brick containing ! ofices, newly
recond.: excellent income producer; ideal
Investment. Only $4,000 on terms. Call
till pm.
YOUR NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co.. ME. $500
Evening star., 1944-04-11
TOWN HOME

Splendid Cleveland Park location. Love
ly 7-rm. home, bedrmS. and bath. plus
finished attic rm.: oil h.-wh,, shaded lot
overlooking estate. Most reasonably priced,
due TO owner entering service. Sl3,95O
Call EN-, 1890 until pm, F. A. TWEED