davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Deaths Reported

william F whaley. 90. 1851 Que st. sc.
Laura B: Wunder. SO. 1850 Hobart ST.
Elizabeth Baumgartner, SO. 927 M st.
Harry A. Kerchne-, 81, 210I Conn. ave.
Anna Lally, SO, 304 F st. s.w
Julian s. Warmpath, rs, 1909 14th st.
Lillian A. Goodman, 70. .132 32nd ST. Sc.
Mabel Hunt 90. 1411 Webster st.
Frances K. Feldksmp. 81. 1923 Conn. ave
Joseph /. Thompson, 66, gro 18th st. Sc.
Kate w. Martin, "a, 1918 Que st.
Caroline A. Walters, 81. 1871 35th ST.
Carrie Wonn. 81. ga Upshur st. ne.
John B.. Kearney, 60, 1920 Gallatin st.
Florence Butts, 81, 636 7th ST. ne.
Louis B, Yacht. So. New York.
James Riley, 46, Anissvile, Va
Richard M. Viands, 80, 327 End st. ne.
Henry II, Turner, SO, 1921 A St s.e
Clara Baker, 80, 1928 10Th st,
Carrie Mcdowell, SO, SIN { st. ne,
James Dies, 80, S16 Oklahoma ave. ne
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Dec. 20 L49.--Wheat futures
dealings today following the oPA an
nouncement that ceiling prices would not
be raised. and prices were off around 2
cents bushe at times.
Houses with Southwestern connections
offered most Of the light sales Of the grain
with brokers bidding them downward at
the start of trading. The sales were only
moderate, but in the listless holiday trade.
only minor influences are needed either
way to tilt the prices.
Trade was light all along the line with
mixed influences in oats holding prices
around steady most Of the time. and May
rye showing gains Of more than a cent a
bushel throughout most of the session,
Recovery of rye at Winnipeg was under
stood to be the most strengthening in
huence here.
l.. Wheat closed UNCHANGED to. u cent
lower than the previous finish; MAY
l.so1a; corn. unchanged at I.Ish cell
ing; Ing; oats, y higher. to, "A lower; May,
.741a-bs: barley, h lower to IA higher:
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Bituminous Output
OFF Sharply in Week

Bituminous coal production for
the week ended December % ap-
proximated ll,000,000 net tons, COM
pared with 1885 900 in the previous
week and 11,128,000 in the like 1914
week, the National Coal Association
estimated.
Production for the year to date
approximated 565 ,253, 900 tons VS..
GIL las 900 a year ago.
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S170, 100000 Distributed
By Loan Associations
BY the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The United
States Savings g. Loan League to-
Gay announced that $170, $4,000 in
dividends from earnings were dis
tributed in 1945, the largest total
distribution in six years.
Morton .Bodfish. executive vice
president, said $4,000, 900 was dis
tributed to some 100000 persons
in the. past six months
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Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. % P.-
The Securities Commission reported
today these transactions by custom
ers with odd lot dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock Exchange
for December %: 5,183 purchases in
volving l50,838 shares; 4,573 sales
involving 123,910 shares, including
26 short sales involving 745 shares.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
Defeat Of British Loan
Feared Il II Comes 10
Congress Vote Soon
BY the Associated Press,


Some friends of the administra-
ton in Congress yesterday foresaw
trouble for the proposed British
loan, and privately conceded 1t
might be defeated if brought to an
early vote.
The proposed s4,4Oo, 100000 credit
Tor Britain shaped up as Wash
lngton's toughest immediate inter-
national problem, following compile
ton of the Moscow accords and
activation of the Breton Woods
monetary agreements.
Chairman Spence of the House
Banking Committee, which is ex-
pected to handle the loan legisla-
ton, told newspapermen that 'its
going to be a difficult job" It will
need long study in Congress before
a vote is taken, he said.
"A check of Banking Committee
members disclosed the feeling that
an early vote might be fatal. They
refused, however, to speak for pub
lEation, hopeful that the case to
be presented by the Treasury De-
partment may swing over many
votes now doubtful.
Wonders About Objectives.
Mr.. Spence, while refusing to
take a position on the loan pro-
posal, said its general objectives
seem to be good. But, he asked,
will the objectiveS be attained?"
IF tho 1no,, oo,,,o.
his committee, he said, I'VE are
going to have full hearings. We are
going to hear all sides of the ques-
ton. We would want to hear what
the farm and the labor organiza-
tons have to say.
I'VE will want the American peo-
pie to know what contributions such
a loan would make to an orderly
world and whether it is a good
business deal"
In Memphis, Senator McKellar,
Democrat, of Tennessee, acting
chairman of the Senate Appro-
priations Committee, said yesterday
he was in great doubt" about the
wisdom of the proposed loan.
The Senate president pro TEN said
that before voting he was going
to think it over most carefully and
see what is best to be done"
Wolcott Key Figure.
Representative Wolcott, Repubn-
can, of Michigan, senior Republican
on the Banking Committee, refused
to say what position he will take
when President Truman sends up
his message requesting the legisla-
ton.
There is some opposition already
evident in Democratic ranks, and
the position Mr.. Wolcott takes might
have much to do with the fate of the
loan. He supported the Breton
Woods agreements and most
House Republicans followed his
leadership. The result was a thump-
ing 345 to 18 House vote for the
agreement.
Some congressional supporters of
the Breton Woods bank and none
tary Stablization fund said they un-
derstood at the time that with the
creation Of these world agencies
plus Export-Import Bank operations
there would be no further need for
direct loans from the American
Treasury to other nations.
The two atom bombs that helped
bring ultimate victory cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000, ,000, 900 count
ing research and all That is the
same figure as Series "E" Victory
Rch,J
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Sharp Decrease Seen
In Paper Production
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 90. - Paper
production was 93.8 per cent of ca
pacity for the week ended Decem-
ber % compared with SO per cent
for the preceding week and 84.6 per
cent for the corresponding week last
year, the American Paper & Pulp
Association reported today.
Paperboard production was 90 per
cent for the current week compared
with SO per cent the preceding week
and "a per cent for the correspond
ing week a wear ago.
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Market AVERAGES
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec % R,-Foreign ex-
lars. others in cents1:
Canadian dollar in. New York open
market 2,s per cent discount or 9o6s'4
Europe - Great Britain, S4 O3i2. ur-
changed; France 0ranc), s45 down .005
of a cent.
Latin Anne merica-Arsentina free. o471.
unchansed; Brazil free, 5.e5; Mexico
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Financing to Increase

NEW YORK, Dec. 90 (P).-Mu-
nicipal bond issues scheduled for
the first week of 1916 aggregate So
S37 900 compared with s7,216,50O for
the past week, the Daily Bond Buyer
Of New York reported.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days and
recetue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddys.
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BOND SUMMARY

selected list of active Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange. Showing the
high, low and closing price for the week,
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
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CURB SUMMARY
Furnished By the Aysocia ted Pre-,

FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)
selected list of active stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high. low and closing price for the week
and the net change frt the previous
Saturdays close.
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United States Treasury Position
Washington Stock Exchonue
BY the Associated Press,

tReported By " D. c
Evening star., 1945-12-30

Victory Bonds mean individual
victory over hard times.
Evening star., 1945-12-30

The two atom bombs that helped
bring ultimate victory cost in the
neighborhood of 1900, ,000, 900 count
ing research and ALL That is the
same figure as Series "E" Victory
Bend quota.
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Rates Of Dividen
table are annual di'
the last quarterly or
ton. Unless othery
extra dividends are
extra or extras. d {
last year. I Payable
or paid so far this
Canadian funds.
dendS Paid or
WV With warrants.
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Paid q sd ia M s ss q plssa lsss I s % ssss h
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aus IN tue fofegotne
lshursements based on
+ semi-annual declara-
wise noted. special or
Cash or stock. 9 Paid
. in stock. g Declared
5 year. b Payable In
x kAccumulAted dtvi-
~ without warrants
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ENTIRE End FLOOR, desirable. newly dec
Grated; about 700 50. It.; north and south
mediate possession; west Of 14th St., down
f Inspect ref BIKE RR Rsi 70 CO. if{S s
iDocEToR's oFFrcE-vacant rms, en-
tire bldg; Eye, ST., mr., 10th NV; i'm,
mediate possession can be arranged; will
calling DIXIE REALTY CO, rent. dept,
1417 l st. NV. ma. $3.50. Exclusive agents.
9 LARGE RMS, SECOND a. walkup; west
August l. DIXIE REALTY CO, 14I7 L
ROOMS. on floors, suitable Govern
Circle area; rent monthly, $3.50. includ-
ing light, heat, janitor. Box 227-V, Star.
concern; BOY 40-y, Star. -,
OFFICE suitable for consulting engineer
flower Hotel Reception and secretarial
service included. Occupancy Aug. /. Ma.
VICINITY 18th AND H. furnished office.
prominently located; apply with references.
c Con S5a AVE, near Dupont Circle
vator and char service included interested
on long lease Box 46-v. Star.
2I07 PENNSYLVANIA AyE.-Excellent for
an office or studio; entire End noor; 452
rooms and q private. bath. Call RE. S635
or no: 1890, ask for Mr.. KAY for an
appointment.
OFFICE SPACE AyAILABLE-Downtow
business section Brick bldg. with pas
senger and freight elevators, 1000 So. #. on
each floor Here is good space for large
and RESPONSIBLE organization; 10-year lease
or longer. For appointment to inspect call
MA. 0460. Ask for MR.. HAYDEN.
LARGE BASEMENT oFFICE-Downtown
Heat and light furnished: S75 per mo. w.
r. MARSHALL. 929 N. Y. ave. NV.
CONVERTING 22-RooM corner house,
near Dupont Circle into offices: available
about SO days. FREDERIC L. PATERSON,
1901 18th St, EX. 1912.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOX SALE.

COMMERCIAL fndnStr1al ground: ~. y.
spd Li Md EsilEHad Va slsinfs sa5 prices
ARLINGTON. vA.-Stores and apis. above,
additional ground for more stores. in grow
a safe investment. ALBERT. H; COHEN
Realtor, CHI. 1861; ewes. CHI. 1000. Ext.
Sif 900 CASH PAYMENT on 1-story
brick NV. business property will net 5000
per mo-; this is real buy. Phone RA.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE BLDGs.-AvaiIsdb2lss
now and near future; rents range $500
,s sSoG month 9Th .b G Eye a S 18Th s. and l.
We have es access to other properties in
I i4a7 x ( St am NV, pRuRY Realty corr.
c c2RRfTsal M lOoe coSNoR i RE. a4ae nv"
BUSY CORNER ne; section scro S,, street
buy at only 10000 Don't miss this
Phpns RA RG e9I co 5F b
1889 18th ST. N.w.-Larse store, 6 apart
ments; oil heat. 4-car garage; income,
e tsrm as''eA csli EDW. T. sTRoHEcKiEhR,
1910 Vermont ave, NV. NE; 2513. s,ra
500, 900. Patrick ], GREGG. Investment
GRAVEL T. AND SAND AcREAGE-Tests
show huge deposits over large area,
Very accessible. KITCHEN AGENCY
Professional Bldg. Baltimore. Md,
business, fine structure, well equipped; pos
session entire premises. $4,000. Inspfc-
ton invited PATRICK J. GREGG, Invest
ment Bldg. pd; 5252 so.r
CENTRAL NV. SECTION = Large deer
downtown business section Of washington
Desirable for wholesale or large retail
business. Store occupied by monthly ten
ant Quick possession. Call sales dept,
e5SIM H5faIY pRSo 4 s s frontsg.
on Wilson blvd, Improved BY l-story brick
bldg. suitable for any type business; near
theater, shopping center and one Of our
largest apartment developments. Posses
S sGn IA E9r 1 PTsse s fd sa H IUcHs CO.
i r2p9 4 Ii nW GRo OF ban In nearby Va.
Good entrance level, cleo; suitable for old
automobiles. used bldg. materials. storage.
suit SUI goo w a 0o M RoF Soh T1iS
Wilson blvd CHI. $3.50.
end COMMERCIAL, on B. g. O.: Just of
Blair I'd. NV About 65 900 So #; Priced
% sell on terms; JAMES E. TUCKER
fisS WISCONSIN, AvE.-4ena,ft. front,
close to Sears Roebuck; 1880 #. THOS
P. BROWN. 615 4th St s.w.
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING-A 2-Story brick
so. #. with hand operated freight eleva-
tor. Located Just s miles from District or
the Baltimore pike. Railway siding In
front Of building. Lot contains approx
mately ii 900 II. Priced for Immediate
sale. Call Mr. BETHEL. DI. 800.
Brick bldg. with store and apt. Busy Sc
location ia $500
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LOTS FOR SALE.

RLINGTON-Attention, builders; near
Clarendon. 3 wooded lots, very desirs ri
R hRffNGfo a vas 1T. between eas-ess
S s N hsnmSFs 5 Go blvd Ho as
in Westmoreland HiIls--Wa shinston's most
W VSS no Hills the picturesque wind
ing treeshadsd streets the secluSion , thfl
fs5sles soT the eGps Ipq
e aas 14a4 se evennss and Sundays.
CHATHAM-Fine. high location. at Univ.
lane and Colesville I'd, west of o., of M
r pTieed. Can row oWNER' Laurel a74.
ON 18th ST. NV. q block north OF Kaimia
rd bargains grsdsd ready for oq bssnt
full lots. 50x100, only $500 each !
corner 50x100, with sewer, only d, 900 1
corner 641sx1o0 with sewer, only So, 600
pfsmises All e aay Sunday 0s sAARo Nc
fSs Ys n ays 0 NE in
lots, in Ridgewood. You should buy your
lot and consult me now about building
9ut the hGa 6 snd aassen
Rock Greek Park. Rosewood, near north
end of Rock Creek. Park in Md. Priced
right Excellent selections YET yea ay ndnrs
p STONE, ReSitor and Builder, ordway
WOODED t SSRa ssaf LOT about So IT. wide
in one of the best locations in Arlington
County at southwest corner of Inslewood
drive out N. Wash. blvd beyond Glebe I'd
$1,000 SCI 6u'9 ale be .es51. y ."0O
oak trees, ali utilities, situated in restricted
section of fine homes, Broadmont Division,
Falls Church: near school, churches trans
portation; quiet and cool; title guaranteed
5 d MI. E b.CMwooded lots, 100000 and 900
$500 to $500. some with stream; also a.
zoo, $500; on very easy terms. DAN
ABBOTT, Clinton 81.
LOTS FOR BUILDING-n you are in need
Of housing and can qualify as hardship
land in the best section ROBERT s,
DAVIS CO., 5000 Baltimore ave-. Hyatts-
vile, Md. WA. 5000. Open all day Sun
day.
A WOODED COLT. LOTS in an estab-
lished subdivision, just over, D. G. line;
$3.50 each if sold as an entirety. A. M.
ROTH. woodward Bldg. MA. 1885.
CABIN JOHN PARKS adjoining lots con.
AS 5'li It., s2.4oo; city electricity and water
available; convenient to stores school and
carline. MRS, BURGESS. realtor. 61oe
GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS, a wooded section
between Mass ave. extended and Mac
Arthur blvd; 4 adjoining lots, each 75x200
UI acre), $4,000; city electricity, gas
and water available. about ! " miles p. c.
MRS BURGESS. realtor, 6l09 Broad ST.
WI. 1858.
ARLINGTON. overlee Knobs. 1924 N, 22nd
slot 54xl50, paved street. all utilities
available. $1,000, cash or terms. Gil.
1858.
ATTENTION BUMDERs-1O0 acres on
grade. ready for deyeloping: convenient to
Government Transport Airport and facing
2O0-ft. dual highway. City water avail
able Will sell with release clause. Sub
needed in this location. MR.. OREM, GE.
1889 or pI. 3346, exclusive. agents
BEAUTIFUL L0T-Lot II, block i Green
sale less than value. TIE. 5367.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL TRACTS Of 10 and ! acres
each. Just, | mile from city limits Of
Rockv LsrEs trees nse sssF bIdng
rs ssIeS e. SE; $S5S q g. $ Is5S
bus, telephone and electricity. Cali Falls
iasi ST BARNABAs l Road al s, s;Em ;;;S.
division; i mi. from Govt. property in
f siRfaPLkcE OF GEN ROBERT E. s1 Lee
River. traversed Ia miles by national
Route No. /. and miles by State highway;
telephone and power l lines, GOOD o S1mpes'
peter j. hagan offers at Lanham,, Md, 50
acres on good marc rosa esS 'E over 400
with with view Of washineton; viii be sold at
t the pa PARTICULARS call peter j; hasan; sub
Rainier: Nd. WA, 35e5: it, .,..r
at back: only II miles, D. c. line; high
wooded and cleared building sites: deslr-
able restricted section Georgia avenue sS-
$685. $780, 81 any s7 SO per acre. 'ef' Is!
ACRES on Lee hwy. near Fails Church
Price ssSoo phS %s F sabsrS ShuFsh mi to
6sr 81 ROAD Dsrt els Sl teIe oWNER BOX
ATTENTION, BUILDERS. Beautiful "
ing tract of so acres in Virginia. suitable
for S7.501 TO $1,000 postwar homes.
Sewer psFs Of and h' ua Fae' ca Teaf BE-
than 90 aces Cali GIL 1880 or DI, 800
TEMPLE IGE IfFR HIL sA5 acres rsht st
the bus stop, ripe for DEVELOPMENT; nice e
level tract. Out ot-tcxn owner wishes to
c cal f TR' ss41. Mr.. wilson. WIN T. BAL
49, /. :. s. 70 10 Ga ACRES. near proposed 10th
e fnd ts s1ns 6 ss PuL RES
r. GORDON. owner, 1927 Eye st. NV. d.;
$3.50 I'll 8 pm. Brokers. attention!
ali utilities available. Adams so13. DI
WOODED ACREAGE HoMEsITEs - Quiet
O ss9n BOO SIS 59a down. nj iron non
NON M. LYNCH g. SONS, Z miles out Co
lumbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5000
ssACRES Of beautiful woodland in Pine
crest, with high building sites and pretty
stream. among attractive homes miles
from waShlnsten sli IYSH s1oP so SeSn
miles out Columbia pike. Phone Alexandra
READY FOR DEVELOPMENT. so acres in
below market. other ground, various sec.
tions We always have some Of the best
sTgEnss; eali NJ W., WsseO1 # !, 81 NV $3.50
so ACRES on Ridgeville I'd, one mile
from Damascus; long paved road frontage;
beaStiful view $500 nk FREQ s, + G6SH
Nd Tel 299. Open today, closed Thurs
49, s ACRES, near Aecosesk, Md, Is L miles mil E
some timber, mostly small growth; Su y6
SRI. JAMES {. MAHoNEY, woodward
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/ INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Cont

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tCont.)
FIRST COMM. UPPER 14th---Store on first
floor, apts.. with private baths; parauet
floors gas auto. heat. Priced for quick
Another in Georsetown--Beer and lunch
room on first floor, two apis. above. Can
lease the store COMPLETELY furnished or
party Can handle with about $4,000
down. YOUNG q PASTOR, 1923 Vermont.
sEvERAL-Detached.m modern, s-unit apis,
me-, rms, kitchen. tile bath and refrig-
orator in each unit; stoker heat; weather.
stripped and screened; rental income, S5,-
20s yr.; price, S32 800 ~
utilities taxes and water only expense:
rental income, S1,110 W.: price. 50 200.
COMET REALTY. 94a New York ave.
NV, rented Sl2 mo. ca. BARGAIN. $4,000
tS5 s5 WI HifAT = Kenyon s st.
COMPLETE COMPLETE duplex apis. paneled rooms.
foyer, library, master bedroom, closets;
10 rooms, 3 bath, onyx bath fixtures: all
frigerators incl: pine paneled basement;
Income, $3.50; pu. 4703 between 10 and
Col RE h I AIRS, on 9Th st. NV; in
s sood buy Uysf for investment. NELSON REALTY
S e9 l42l Eys st. n sT M NE 7sso
cant; arm. apt. above: suitable for any
type business; price and terms reasonable.
Col Doo ST. Mr.. sth s.E.-1o-room
So $50. terms. Mr.. KIMBALL. IA. abb
COL0RED - 500 BLOCK CALIFORNIA
s5s7 50 m rSHRs' sink Peach each Ser aaTaSQod
tween q and = T. y: LScAs. .r.
nff ~
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FARMS FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA ESTATES with fine old brick
mansions: two excellent buys at $1,000
and $4,000. WILLIAM A. COOKE
M sGSsffs ys co. BARGAM-a1o acres
rich soil house, electricity out6ldgs,.
Gs S09P' sFToS MS 1sish Earle Bd s'
CARROLL CoUNTY-45-a. farm, good soil.
orchard and shade trees; 7-room house
with sun porch and side porch. Just re-
at see n saq ag @ss o w.
S. 40, JOHN KEMENY, Mt. Airy. Md.
sc GO, Peoples Lumber & SnpPpiy o Se 80.
Mt. Vernon fine .ducking, fishing; Sc acres
c tsnSTH small early american lean f Gi:'
random floor, Kohler cleo. plant SO plumb
ing. can now be installed. Price, $4,000
including furniture cupboard motor ana
srs protected. cARow, DI. 24Ss; eve,
is1ACRH VA. FARM, immediate posses
sion. 4-room bungalow. barn and chicken
house, electricity and running water
beautiful shade trees, stream high eleva-
from B. G.; price. 5000: cash s above ist
trust. Also attractive 3 large room
bungaloy in good condition. electric
s substantial down 'f psymens Also ' isTse
sale. $3.50 and up. For appt, phone
SELLS REAL ESTATE, Chain Bridge I'd.
NEAR cAMfif SPRINGS, 1871 Auth road
81 acres and Groom house; price, $4,000.
Mr.. Filippo, TR. 1907. HARTMANN
REALTY, INC, 1888 Good Hope, road Sc.
AZ A., 5-rm. frame house, liveable, needs
repairs; about $4,000 TT. mixed saw timber;
cherries, peaches, grapes; mail front of
house; near. bus and electricity on ALL
weather road about u mi. OF I'll highway,
Q mi. west of Warrenton, Va; S2,750; part
cash. OWNER, Franklin 77QQ, Ext. SOB.
90 ACRES on hard road and busline, good
T-room house with h.-wh. bath, city
electricity, phone, full basement. and
3 bedrooms; large brooder house, chicken
house and barn; 2 streams: good fences;
the land is rich and in a nice white neigh,;
growing crops included; price, $4,000;
assume $1,000 trust, balance cash, See
MASON HIRST, exclusive agent, Annan-
dale Va, at the end of Columbia pike.
Phone AL. 5S12 Closed Sundays.
GOOD INvESTMENT-163 acres. mills
frontage on pike, 22 miles from Washing
ton, one-third under cultivation, balance
in timber: stream, 5-room house. electric
acre; half cash. Would subdivide well.
shown BY appointment. Phone Herndon
3S. BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herdon,
Fairfax Co.. Va. -
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkp.

KENsINGTON, MD, SS,95O-Bungalow.
large living room, fireplace. dining room
Se sIem and den up ~" full basement; oil
heat, extra large lot, unusual lanoscaplng
garden; rose sEboS; early possession terms
HYATTSVILLE-Nice 5-rm. frame bunga-
low. in excellent condition; with extra
Of eGn schools and
ATTSVILLE INVESTMENT CO., INC, UN.
BY oWSERU4bo3 Temple lane. Temple
Hill, Nd: 4-room, bath bungalow, attic
| rooms h; and c. water, garage. nice lawn,
ave to Gordens Corner, out st. Barnabas
I'd t0 Wslnus aye' e pts99perty wood,ev
Meishts, On h hA1 ns brick ~o1Ss ed
plumbing. steel windows: S11;. 200, sub
stantial down pay pnsn MR.. 1sELI' UN'
ROCKVILLE. MD.-On Anderson ave. one
block from busline; Groom and bath bun
hot.water heat; nice lot: good neighbor-
For, further details cali VINsoN PETER
BUNGALOW IN CHEvERLY, Md rms.
and bath, cellar and attic, front and back
porches, ami, In good condition.; near
stores: schools and bus; $1,000. Hyatts-
3-BATH, 5-BEDRooM brick home, 8 years
old and in excellent condition. First floor
| large living room, open fireplace dining
room, pretty kitchen. lovely deck porch,
12x30; 3 lovely spacious rms. and colored
tile shower bath on second floor; nice
bedrms and full bath on third floor; base
ment recreation rm., shower bath, gear
built-in garage, h.-w.h., oil; oak hoors,
heavily insulated, sun deflector, screened
and storm windows, Venetian blinds, re-
with hshpond. basement being higher
than street level, can be inexpensively con-
verted into large first-class independent
apt. Ideal home for large family or for
home and income. Close to everything, 3
miles to D. e. I mile to MARYLAND uni
! ton cali Mr. Vaienti, no. 0043, with o. B.
LANTZINGER, Jr.. Real Estate.
CLINTON, IS A.-Paved road, water, tele.,
Der OWNER, BOX 3S6-A Star.
BROOM BUNGALOW, chicken house, ga
and acres some ,, FRUIT ~ water water
land S4,750. NO. 1916.
COLLEGE HEIGHTs-open to. 8, bed
room brick home. Price, SI4,750; easy
SharTins EnEts n,,n Colonial
material and artistically designed. list
place, sunrcom, large dining room. lovely
kitchen, bath and front, screened porch;
End aoor 3 spacious bedrooms, tiled show
er bath, inciosed sleeping porch; 3rd floor,
IL nice bedrooms; h.-w.h., oil; oak floors,
srS srsy st storm windows toilet and sun
lot. 6Qxl60. with sky-high oak trees: 2.
blks. to Md. University. 1910 Amherst
rd., VI biloxi. right on Baltimore pike. For
oo4s, with o. 3. zANTziNuER. IT.. Real
Estate