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Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.
(UP) : T h e government
Wednesday sought to cancel
as many as possible of the
364,OOO agricultural defer
ments held by men 18
through 25.
The action followed pleas from
heads of the armed forces for in
duction of more youths in that age
bracket. Army request for more
young requirements was believed to
reflect, in part, losses suffered in
the German offensive in Belgium
and Luxembourg.
TELLS 1T TO HERSHEY
In letter to Selective Service
Director Lewis B. Hershey, War
Mobilization Director James E..
Byrnes made it clear that it was
a question of taking men who now
hold agricultural deferments or men
in the next age group-26 through
29-who holG' occupational defer
ments.
The War Production Board Chair
man J. A. Krug had advised him,
Byrnes added, that the alternative
would make it extremely difficult"
to meet critical war demands.
Byrnes noted tn a t President
Roosevelt had authorized him to
call on Hershey for cancellation of
as many 1925 agricultural defer
ments as would be permitted under
the so-called Tydings amendment
providing for deferment of legiti-
mate agricultural workers. Because
of the operation of this amendment,
il WAS uncertain hCW MANY of the
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
An-out Offensive
Is Taking Shape
Heavy Artillery. Armored Units
Smash Through Ardennes Sector;
Germans Open New Attacks in Saar

PARIS, JAN 3. (UP)-The American Third army drove
spearhead to the Mchamps five miles northeast of
Bastogne Wednesday and swept the Ardennes salient with
heavy artillery fire front dispatches limited at an m
nent, full scale offensive against the German bulge.
Lieutenant General George S. Patton's forces threw
the Germans out of four towns in the general
of Basogne where the south flank of Marshal Karl Won
Rundstedts salient gashed deeply.
Violent fighting ragged in the east of Bastogne and
west of the transportation center the German high
mand reported that about eight American divisions half
armored and half infantry massed for action
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03

LONDON, Jan. 3. (UP)-
The Times of London, join
ing in a growing British de-
mand for a statement on
American foreign policy, ap-
pealed to the United States
Wednesday to declare the
methods by which they will
take "a bolder and more ac-
tive lead" in world affairs.
Denouncing current international
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
House Vote Calls
For Permanent
Dies Committee

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. (UP) :
The house voted 207 to 1856 Wednes-
day to make the committee of un-
American activities permanent
legislative committee of the new
congress.
The proposal, offered by Repres-
entative John E. Rankin, CD
Mississippi, produced the first floor
fight of the new session, coming only
two hours after the new congress
convened.
Rankin's proposal was in the form
of an amendment to a resolution
on rules for the new house and was
passed with a coalition vote of re-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
Executives
0usted by Army

CHICAGO, Jan. 8. CUP)-The
army took off its gloves Wednesday
and settled down to operating
Montgomery Ward properties in
seven cities with Characteristic thor
oughness, demanding an oath of al
legiance from executives of govern
ment-seized stores and ousting those
who refused to take 1t.
Major General Joseph w. Byron,
army officer in charge OF the prop
critics seized last Thursday to en-
force war leber beard directiveg
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
Supers
Blast
Na9oya
B-2qs Now Fly
From Base on
Isle Of Guam

WITH THE 21ST BOMB
Err COMMAND, Guam, Jan.
3. (UP)-Roaring out from
airstrips on captured Saipan,
a sizeable task force of B-29
Superfortresses Wednesday
hit industrial targets in Ma
goya-Japan's third largest
city-in an effort to serious
ly cripple the japanese war
machinery in that sprawling
industrial area.
It was the beginning of the Sec
ono phase of the giant bombers
operations against the Japanese
homeland-directe from new head
quarters on Guam.
GET DOWN TO BUSINESS
The strike now in progress against
Nagoya, directed by Brig Gen.
Haywood S. Hansell Jr. from this
new point of vantage, finds the
Superfortress attacks emerging from
the experimental stage into a busi-
ness-like, methodical effort to bring
the Japanese to their knees.
The situation of the new head-
quarters obviously encompasses the
three islands of Guam, Tinian and
Saipan, and while no official state
ment has been forthcoming 1t is
already known in the United States
that there will be in time B-29 bases
on all three islands.
Nagoya is no stranger to the
bombardiers of the Superfortresses.
They have bombed the city three
times before-resulting in knocking
the Hatsokoki plant out of business
and causing extensive camage and
resultant interruption to production
at the Kokuki plant. Both are ele-
ments of the Mitsubishi aircraft
works.
MOVES STEP AHEAD
Hansell's move of his bomber
command headquarters to Guam is
another step towards intensifying
Continued on Page 6, Col. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
German Supply
Lines Bombed

LONDON, Jan. 3. (UP)-More
than 1700 American heavy bombers
and fighters from the Eighth Air
Force hammered Germany for the
18th straight day Wednesday, lash
ing at rail and road centers at a
dozen different points behind the
western front.
The assault, which set a new
winter aerial offensive record, was
carried out by nDre than 100 Fly
ing Fortresses and Liberators escort
ed by about 600 Mustangs and
ThunderboltS.
More than 1000 RAF planes made
a triple strike at rail and indus
trial targets in Berlin, Nuremberg
and Ludwigshafen last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03

The American bombers dumped
hundreds of tons of bombs on Ger
manys strained supply lines from
the Karlsruhe area to near the
Belgium-G German border.
Among the prime communication
points picked out by the Eighth Air
Force fleet were the supply centers
just east of the Siegfried line north
west of Karlsruhe, near the Belgian
border, at Aschaffenburg and Fula
in the Frankfurt area and near
Cologne.
The attack was stipulated in the
same general area which was
pounded by 5000 other American
aircraft Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
Stettinius { yes Boundary
Settlements In Europe

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3
(UP) The United States
stands firmly on its policy of
refusing to give guarantees
for specific European boun-
daries, but is nevertheless
vitality interested in the re-
drawing of the map of Eur
ope after the war;
The United States, along with
the other United Nations and es-
pecially the major powers, will have
a voice in those settlements. In
preparation for that task the state
department has made hundreds of
studies" of all possible boundary
adjustments that may come up at
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
London Press Asks Stand
Of u. s. on World Policy

tional peace and security the
Times said.
1.-The new congress, freed from
immediate electioneering preoccu-
pations, faces decisions of unpre-
cedented Importance for the United
States and for the world.
"A wayering and equivocal re-
sponse would gravely weaken the
hands of the executive In the forth
coming and crucial Allied negotia-
tions."
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03

misunderstanding as "a vicious cir
cle,' the Times urged congress to
clarity it's intentions and allay in
ternational doubts whether the
United States will play major role
in world affairs.
Nothing could do more to aid
the framing of constructive policies
for the future than a clearer in
eication of the forms in which the
United States envisages its share
of responsibility for the establish
ment and maintenance of interna-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03

regarding WAGES and maintenance
of union membership, ordered the
dismissal of nop-cooperating en-
ployes Tuesday and threatened the
mail order firm with seizure OF adj
ditional properties.
At the same time federal grand
jury opened an investigation OF the
company's resistance to the seizure
to determine II IL constituted a yio-
lation Of the Smith -Connally labor
disputes act and cr~ -'sirtcY
arrirsf ahe ~ "a err ~ IF
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03

any future peace conference.
These stucies, according to Secre-
tary of State Edward r. Stettinius,
Jr., are not final, being constantly
subject to revision. 1t was learned
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
BRITISH NAVY LOSSES

LONDON, Jan. 3. (UP)-The Roy
al navy has lost $4,000 men killed
or missing, $4,000 wounded, and $500
taken prisoner since the start of
the war, Lord Bruyisfield, the ad-
miralty's parliamentary secretary,
disclosed in a speech at Wembley
Tuesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03

elsewhere that most of the studies
co not include a recommended set
tlement. They do analyze problems
inherent in any settlement-ethnic.
linguistic, economic, and strategic.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Variable high cloudiness We'd
nesday night, and Thursday but
generally sunny days. Maximum
temperature around IA degrees
and light frost at night with max
imum 81 degrees to 81 degrees in
cold spots,
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
NEW POLICE CHIFF NAMED

MEXICALI, Jan. 3.-Residents of
Mexicali welcomed a new chief of
police this week Enrique Acoves Es-
pinosa of Mexico City succeeded
Rayon Diaz, who resigned, the res
ignation becoming effective January
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
Bye, Bye, Puppy

Bye, Bye, Puppy
A lifetime of disgrace seemed to
be the best that could be hoped for
that engaging little bit of pupdom
born with pedigree that locked
worse than the 81 varieties.
This pup was the unofficial off
spring of Tiny, the Mama dog be-
longing to Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus
Briggs.
But at last that pup, pedigree and
all, is hero.
Hereafter he will be known as
MAG 43 and probably will go off to
war one Cf these days with a group
of flying marines, serving his coun-
try as the mascot of fighting men.
Just imagine what good company
an ingratiating pup will be to the
marines. And just imagine how
Continued on Page 6, Cal. o
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
y AMBlINe
EpoRTER
Which Brush Heap?

Which Brush Heap?
There Was widespread weeping
ana wailing Tuesday among the
patrons of leading .tonsorial parlors
in Ell Centre.
Shaves were hiked from SO to rs
cents and haircuts from rs cents to
81.
One prominent citizen suggested
that as a protest the male contin-
gent of the population start the
Unshaven and Unshorn club and live
up to the name.
Won't 1t be cute when the boys
emulate the House of David?
Come out from behind that
spinach, Stranger, and declare your
self.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-03
WEATHER

Maximum Tuesday IL, minimum
Wed. 33; S am. Wed. Al, humidity
SO; noon Wed. So, humidity Al; S
pm. Tuesday 68, humidity q.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-VACANT- beau
tiiul Soldiers Home Grounds; 9 r., h.-w;h;,
PaEnS. DE 1852.
home for small Income family. eau Mr.
w. T., Jones, Ii 5593, Sun. and ewes.
PRooREssIVE REALTY CO, 1925 q
ccoLoRED-s-RooM brick dwelling; in
aa issa or sefi5Sh H. a145 'e'aS' 0h0ne
essh ess psymeh brick owNE RSss "a fS2 ss sga Sn
and a ID Mon. NJ s.a5 4 Pm to pm; Tues $50
ecoLoiRREfD@GD col f Dia: 81, bet. 9Th and 9TH ne
g nice rms. and bath, brick, h.-w.h, coal,
cellar. This house is in good shape. Pos
session with title; price, $3.50, substan-
en- a45s' mAk5H4kE j. %ApLS co.
coL0RED-1.oo BLK. of Euclid st. NV.
-10-rm. brick home, q bedrooms, baths,
spotless modernized kitchen, full basement.
sqts Eseaass 6 sfsismsa ss
cali JOHN r. l. PiNKETT. INC. 1909 New
SnS JsrSey CYaI axe nv D8 snsn snnp,cu ooo III,
st. NV; also S-rm.. m bath brick, j 400 400
block Vermont ave NV. MIR. LOUDER,
CoLORED-4If PARK RD. NV; attrac-
tive semidetached brick home, near Sol.
and rear porches; large ATTIC. fun base
sion. call Mr.. Sterling, URcIoLo REALTY
G0ioaEn5oo G9 ne 49,, Z, Eyes SSx No S2os ,ovs,,
7-room and bath house. all modern i'm.
provements; excellent cond.; now rented
for S75 per mo-: price, $4,000: terms may
be arranged. To inspect. call DI, 1883.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.

ICOLORED-I7OO BLOCK U ST. N.W.-9
rooms, | bath, modern improve $3.50.
modern improve, $4,000.
400 block 4th st. n.w.-Large dwelling,
suitable for gueSthouse, priced to sell
2 frame dwellings, 1000 block 18th st.
2 houses
1900 block of 2and st. n,w-s rooms,
e an se essae preed "st 10 se sofa 10 SET
1000 block Of sth st nw-First com
mercial zone; price, $500.
rm house; lots; well rented; income.
81 200 year; must be sold to settle an
500 block of Lamont st. NV? rooms,
modern improve; weather-stripped; storm
windows and doors; house in excellent con-
dition, with porches: price, $3.50. Call
like rent will buy any one of the follow
l4I5 Hopkins St nw-Three-story red
brick. II rooms, two baths, coal heat, gas
1742 Swami st. n.w.--Three- story red
bries u rooms gas and electric
electric For inspection.c esn ME 1926
eo eely 81 an New to 9oFk R ave COMET aE REALTY
ICoLoRED-800 BLOCK U ST. NV;
room and bath; hot-water heat beautiful
1uO Dlock OF you ST. nv IHio' poII'
front and rear yard. h,-w.h.
300 block NJ St. ne; lovely detacheo
home; rooms and bath: h.-w.h.
/ 1900 block of 18th st. NV; ID rooms
and baths: h.-wh. lot 45x10o IT; fne in
vestment. other houses and INVESTMENT nn .1 /
/ FIDELITY REALTY CO.
COLORED-REASONAB priced. quick
( sale; Benning I'd. ne, semidetsched brick
/ 5 rms, recreation rm., INV. gas; large lot
/ Downtown, near Rhode Island ave
/ Large furnished Compartment unit, baths
INV. stoker; splendid condition; owner
occupied
/ quet floors, h-w. heat; reasonable.
/ Near 18th and sts. n.w.-Semldetach-
I ed building. 3 apartments; reasonably
priced for quick sale.
Several excellent apartment building!
! and investments
| st NV CO. 59Ol, RA. 1867.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
HOUSES WANTED TO BUr.

HAVE CASH BUYERS for all type houses:
need 12-rm. house. near Mt. Pleasant;
lie University; $4,000 to S12 900 homes,
Brightwood and Petworth. Ask for MR..
MAURY. 1924 14th st. NV Dl. 3346 or
FROM OWNER, s or room house, for
home; good northwest section, COW. to
TaIs oFFICE has more than a dozen cash
buyers for houses under so, 900. Please
let us know Immediately If you have
neaT6y neaf6 iO' Mrs Ssrs Whiteford. MckEEVER 1
WHITEFORD 1914 x ST. W; DI. 97o6,
WE HAVE bsHe G e hosse hy %
who can't spend more time looking, and
have asked US to find it for them. If you
o4 %ash IN not sa
Sl3 600 that you can deliver in 80 20 80
days there is a good chance We can sell i
HAVE DESIRABLE 60xl soft. lot on Ches-
apeake st off Conn. ave; interested IN de
ssSnfo you to eneG? offeT? UN. No o454: '-'
IN OR NEAR ALExANDRIA-5-room brick
hGqss oG oil near nsa Ddg ipssa dRns 10
brokers, Box 7s-R, Star .aroou Ia. Ii.
den on ,1st floor. in good NV. location:
wanted by private party; will make quick
decision and pay all cash. Phone ia.
BUNGALOW from owner occupant: good
condition. modern brick. NV. section; ash
fRfVArE sfRi faRPY R9TRs0S dssSes EA Toonns @ house
$4,000 to $4,000. Details to Box 1890,
We We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can get
assspsion M + "A 4 H6MgaRiEs. Realtors,
81 eo sstor; assf 0u Rhcds ss
Is1snf We Fay sEe Aff IL essH sS 2Ga for ne. and
H5I5a 81 Yof iSs %sIT ls srIEbf Il FL 6s29
VII yGhf aSuSe TR pree Us aS s RE
so TO ROOMS 5ss s. nTsfer ES Sid SfSo house like
E HRq SO 45 says e1e 3 G and san
in : Arlinston ant nearby xiEginla; ap-
WE eaS SELL foJR es hST HousE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
ishes ss c1 D iSf5 S f5is r'oEs st. eSaR nR
YOUNG COUPLE desperately want a good
would consider investment property. 81.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS wanting homes
BUCKLEY. 4615 Lee hwy. cA. 4112:
LhhEDIalh hCinoN-We WIZ uus Soui
market value. Free sppraisals. MITCHELL
QUICK, DI. 1881 until 9 pm. IL
we do the rest No worry or red tape for
you. For prompt, efficient, courteous serv-
ice, list. Your home, with the COLUMBIA
WANTED, HOMES in Chevy Chase. D, G.
or Nd; our buyers ere are paying top ina market .;et
services Of experienced sales organization,
g list with 5do0 US tooay Eys 1T sun sd ph9pe 96
St. Realtor National 0153.
SHALL / SELL MY HOME NOWc If you
request a personal and confidential inter-
view we will. after ascertaining all facts,
advise you as to your best interests This nts
service is without obligation. PHILLIPS
& CANDY, INC, Realtors, MA. 4600, 1012
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get
you top cash price in D. c., Md. or Va;
free appraisal plenty clients waiting for
quick results. Call A. H. Parker, RA. 1859
or ia 1868. j. B. TIFFEY e. SON, 316
Kennedy st. NV
Evening star., 1945-11-12
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGiNiA.

ssRLbINsGIoN-Nllew bis.5dIoos 6;Eoom detached brick.
Basement With outside entrance, large lot,
@ass SS.sssssn sssS 5l55SS 5SRSS' Gs 4sS:
COUNTRY CLUB .AREA-If 3 bedrooms,
viii fuifil your reauirements. re- @ m s then heyo YOU
should have this home on your must see
iIst We promise that the living room.
viii satisfy. the most discriminating purs
chaser. Price. sls,95o,, substantial, cash.
by cH 5S4f casvez HR es Mn ms
S,od SS,odoEIAL "a REsALTY CO., 2o24 wilson
9.Rfli aRIiNG S5 GToa S994 % Spacious brick home.
rooms, 2ls baths, h.-WR, buiit-in saTas.:
in lovely exclusive section near country
das assP o sFs5 ns Seadf sH EsIs HS %
ATTRACTIVE s-RooM bungalow and bath.
NV h, full basement; beautiful yard and
shrHooery' large space for sarden and
and oeS
30 minutes D. G.; So, 500. Also acreage
properties for sale. reaseenabls, FeE ap-
REhI EsrsTE ~ VsnRo oaRson wa va
BEAUTIFUL new all,brick Cape Cod bung,
brick fireplace. full basement with outside
entrance; windows screened, metal wealth
J. D. Perry. CHI 3952, with A. H. DAN
BFVEkEp IH Hss Efflts nhEbean9n eB 44sS ston. and
brick home, wen-landscaped corner lot.
fireplace; View Of Washington and Po-
Living room with fireplace, sun room, den
and "a bath. good sized dining room. fully
equipped kitchen two large bedrooms and
ment and attached garage OIL h,-w.h.
Price, S17.50o. Terms to suit. G. c.
Keller KEEL ReaItor; ssols Mt, Vernon ave-.
SYLVAN RETREAT, Completely fur
$500 down and is; trust for balance; 3
v rm dn Tm and kit downs ssn: SS S.dTi E,sh
h:;w.h.; excellent neighborhood: a mar
ton cali hRLiNoToN REAETY Elds19sr co c1ni0Fn sale.
once, 22o4 Wilson blvd. GL. 1900, OK.
IF YOU WANT perfectly planned home,
beautifully constructed and built to be en-
loyed, see this story and half brick located
vacant and in new, house condition: center
dir din. rm, iok kitehsn equipped With range and
rms. and colored tile bath on and a.: fun
basement, built-in garage; a buy at SI3,950
ea FsT R ITasr sale. m
once, 2204 Wilson blvd. GL. 1900. OK.
FALLS CHURCH. s1a, 800; 6-room brick
Colonial, q center entrance plan, bedrooms,
ing room with. entrance to side porch.
kitchen equipped with gas range and double
kitchen sink: full basement with outside
entrance; h.,w.h. with summer-winter hook
up; corner lot, paved street l blk. to bus:
7 houses built. 4 sold. 8 ready for occu-
marsl iR Rrass abe T Svs reach Coss Me-
limits Of Falls Church; straight ahead on
Hillwood ave. 6 blks. to Meadow lane, left
5s t. hSpss ssToKkS MAc LIMDsEY Sa 62lS
North Kenesaw st: immediate possession;
prewar brick, years old. 8 rooms, screened
living room, dining room. equipped Kitchen
shower on End floor. full basement, Timken
lot, picket fenced back yard; one block to
bus and good shopping center; close to
schools; excellent neighborhood. FRED
EFICK y. BERENs. INC. 1928 x st. NV.
FALLS CHURCH Detached white block
mouse. new. Ss.s5o; rooms. equipped
perfect condition. Open Sunday / to &
Falls Church 1204-R.
CONTINUED on Next Psge.)
Evening star., 1945-11-12
HOUSES WAk1sp TO RENT.

COLORED = RESPONSIBLE Government
worker wants u or z room house. NO.
BEFORE MIDDLE OF DECEMBER, unfur-
nished or partly furnished modern house,
three bedrooms, two baths, needed by small
Md or Va; best references; best care,
URGENTLY NEEDED-Unfurn. house or
adult daughters; being evicted Nov; %
RENT OR LEASE. N.w.-o-rm. house, all
yrs. House being sold. Can give refs.
Reliable; co. 1863, 13',
rooms. ne. district preferred. NO. 6642.
HOUSE with at least 3 bedrooms, close to
the Pentag9n' s na!r nntHrnished or semifur-
Metropolitan 1890, Ext ., weekdays 49,
REGULAR ARMY-Jnfurnished house, .
or 3 bedrms.; wife and >. small daughters
PEEKE' RE. 800, Ext. 1888 or Al.
THREE ROOM APT or small or room
Va. or Md: give good ref. Box 79-R. Star.
room unfuf house, Northwest Section or
suburbs Youngest child =. Call Ma.
800: $40 to 5:I5, or OR. 1888. 1"'
COUPLE, no children, desires unfurnished
mouse 10 rent; permanent responsible
Washington businessman: best references;
best care Guaranteed, W. ALLEN. TR. ?93B,
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE desire 3-bedroom
unfurnished house; 81 90 maximum. RE
400, Ext. 2l10. until 4:3Q. 12'
3-BEDROOM unfurnished house or apt
IN NV. Wash, nearby Va. or Md. NE.
COMDR., perm. duty. needs "a bedrm. un-
furn. house: occupy any time bet. nov. and
BusINEss EXECUTIVE on permanent
work desires unfurnished 3-bedroom
house; Chevy Chase, Md, or Bethesda
preferable; will do minor repairs and dec
orations. Phone WI. 5639. 13'
ATTORNEY with Bureau of Internal Rev
enue wants unfinished house or apart
ment with BEDROOMS, WI 9235. 12'
or bedroom furnished OF unfurnished
house or apt in convenient NV. loca-
ton. Year lease; will exchange 2-bedrm.
apt. near Ga. and Alaska if desired. RA.
PERMANENT RESIDENT desires 2-bed-
PbGne FRRm pPP5n58shfa Pdmble 5do5 house within
APT. OR HOUSE, furnished or unflTnish-
ed bo needsd nssg BY st Of PEG hsye children
EMERGENCY, Met policeman. 2-bedroom
house or apt, furn. or unfurn., at once:
i mos; rent in advance d. C. or suburbs,
BUSINESSMAN, local. "a bedroom un-
fqrn. house. ne or Sc. pref. MR.. MIL
Urgently NEEDED-Unfurn. house or
apt, = or , bedrms: Nav, capt wife and
HOUSE OR AP2RTfSMfENT fSf 54 4 bedrooms. d2
unfurnished. easily accessible from Dupont
Circle. Will lease for year or more. Adult
family. Oliver 1243.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

NEARBY MD. Approximately 80 acres.
fences; no restriction on pricing buildings;
train and bus: $4,000 handles, OWENS
WTfLIAMs REAL EsTATE-Brick bunga-
low, rooms, large living room with FIRE
possesston: sse @ only sis75 down. | Mr.. LONG.
Union 300. Open Sunday and evenings
yn VEST i 4HYaTsvHff s129 sStso rd IA stories
bath, S large attic, fun basement, h-wh,,
awnings, storm windows and doors, screen
81 sERRY sa'k Nc sso4 r asys ave
WA. $500. WA, O935.
bungalow on large corner lot in Hampshire
enette, . bedrooms, tiled bath; INV; heat,
bus M saa 1shoo oPY Pcs 6S 90 c s3ss M
HOLLOW, sliso 5000. Open evenings
WILLIAMS VII ial,dssI REAL EsTArE-rwo lovely s.
koma Park. Md. Both located on large
corner lots, One oil heat, one gas. Both
So 500 and $500 $500. " cail Eets Mr.. HOLLOW.
EAsTPINEs-Ioyely s-bedroom, living
hishway. % U automatic gas 0 a.-c' heat, stair
way to foored attic; screened porch, large
tsncsd sgy sard $3.50 $1,000 70. dogn Ssa VA
IL.
Riyerdale streetcar stop.
HYATTsviLLE. u block off blvd. 7-rm.
frame house, bedrooms, living room.
dining room, kitchen with built-in sink and
cabinets, electric range and refrigerator,
full dry basement with shower bath, new
seS ss $685. gt esss
terms. ALVIN EPLING, WA. 1854 day
and evening.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, in Brookmont
near Macarthur blvd. 2 bedrooms, living
room, dinette ano kitchen on first floor. B
Unfinished rooms on End floor; full base
ment with fireplace. hot-air heat. needs
s some landscaping. but the price is right
WA 1854 day and evening.
S-RCOM BUNGALOW and I acre beautiful
trees. only miles OUT near Defense high
way and transportation, This house is ar,
bath each. "a basement. h.-wh.; an ideal
poultry place; possession Immediately:
$500; easy terms. ALVIN EPLING. WA.
UNIVERSITY PARK-This spacious, beau
tiful Colonial home. on a. Ice. wooded lot
220x160 IT,: center,hall plan, liy. rm, with
Issn BEDROOMS, sh bsths; 2-ssg ssssgg. Earase
REALTY SERVICE CO, NA. oS53.