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SUBURBAN sALs-MARYlAhp.

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low containing large living rm.. dining rm.,
kitchen, two bedrooms and bath, full base
5esms oil Ih q arEs 9s Prize @ 81 Seo co.
5ysi ROOMS oMs AND S BaTH, vacant. redeeorated;
oil heat; gas. electricity, city water and
#. frontage; clear title. $500 cash sale.
kRfvE9RSDA,IE. s7,75o, with $1,000 down
din. ,rm.,, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and a I'm
IVA s NyEsaENT asas sH co ssos
VEST ls TsyILLE@s:story brisS home,
Terms. BRILEy i REALTY IT1'0; Co. 'iJnR; Union
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-Beautiful brick
front porch, dinette, kitchen, Tile bath.
aas aaek se sfe MR fye ofktfasFsfoT I'M ao
uNfvESRsrrY Il rARk-Ise. det.. brick. =
@ ssd RVnsas Vsesnt aufsHs5S PRRRS Bos hsss
EyeI well VA 1kc'; oass s394 r. 1. ave, WA. 1900.
NEAR NEAR g. MA OF Pssi Nd. and Beltsville Research
CenterENew Y and 2 story brick homes,
ssah ist5ooT' ' lasssory' st fs sf, SassmsnS b%s NJ
sosWELi iSe iNc sa5sss S4 e. e. + io's ave pkEK VIZ
Ws, 1W229. .s Eyes I'm; IN 27si 2sir,rr ,,.,.,,
brick frame bungalow, near silver Spring;
living room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bed
rooms tile bath; oil a;-e; heat; full base
WffIIaMs VILLA Re REAL Les EsTarE2ssautitul E 3 brick
5hunsalow 5,lLa in Rogers Heights; bedrooms,
heat IS1 %ill saeree s156S ps'd Down D Mr.
kAzHHEY, bF4HEsn, UN; z3s 300, to 8. ou,
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Williams REAL EsTATE-5 rms, bath
for only SIS. A real bargain. Cali
MfirIa8S! MI rLs81sARpI ap., sligs 1000 m ,ri,,
II. in Cheverly; fireplace, blt.-in garage
slate roof, tile bath, scr. back porch; needs
paperlngi reduced So 900 for quick sale
$4,000 down. BILL BELL UN. 220g. 8
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE - PRICED 10,
SoGs Sos sale esaqtifq BRICK
rooms, tile bath: oil heat, full basement
1NNEY gsEags sN fgrnished desired Mr.
bedrooms, sun porch, spacious living rm.
with fireplace, 2la tile baths, full basement
post. MR.. MCKINNEY, UN. 220O to 9.
l6"
1O0O6 MARKHAM ST., Silver Spring
living room with fireplace, dining room,
modern kitchen, . bedrooms, tiled bath,
tub with shower; stairway to large f1oored
second floor, basement, oil air-conditioned
heat, side screened porch with sundeck,
attached garage, nicely shrubbed lot.
screens, Venetian blinds, awnings, stove
and refrigerator included. Owner occu-
pied. poss. with settlement. Open ! to
; Sunday. To reach, out Colesville rd. to
Lanark way, left to Markham ST.. right
to our sign. COFFMAN REALTY CO.,
3731 COTTAGE TERRACE, Brentwood.
Md rms, bath, cleo. h.-w.h., full bsnlt.,
| hwd. floors, modern kitchen; large lot,
close to everything; $500, terms.
pa acres, ] mi. University of Maryland;
high elevation, beautiful view, IL rooms,
steam heat, cleo, city water 3 baths,
hwd floors. fireplaces full bsmt, insu-
lated, deck porch, HANDICAPPED, possession;
Hya attsville O334: ewes, WA. 1871
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

GARAGE OR BLDG, small or ige; will
rent. buy or share; responsible firm Phone
immed RA. 6652 or RA. 92s4
WANTED-SECOND COMMERCIAL ground
or building wanted, 1000 to 5000 So TT;
will buy or rent. Call RA 6652 or 1884
NELL-ESTABLISHED Virginia corporation
needs warehouse space suitable for whole
sale distribution business: loading plat
form and rail siding if possible: can use
UP to 5000 50. it., with Office facilities.
Phone RE 0426
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SUBURBAN REhT-MARYLAND.

FARM. Md, Is miles from Washington
l0-room frame house, . baths. hors,
stable, large chicken house. sranary
l50-ft. barn. suitable for storage space
other barns, sheds and equipment; elec-
tricity and water in all buildings; low
rent and good lease to right party Cal
ME lO6o Monday l6s
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SEVERAL GOOD STORE locations for rent.
MA 463g = 16s
DOWNTOWN STORE. 1880 14th st. NV
Over 1000 So. it., large basement, brick
garage: suitable for radio. electrical, auto
supply. restaurant, etc, VIM. SCHWARTZ.
1927 Eye st. NV, EX. 7Oss.
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL EXCHANGE lot In beautiful section
of Fort Lincoln Cemetery for building lot.
EX 8755.
WANTED-Lot large enough for duplex
apartment. in good neighborhood, will pay
all cash. Box 2S3-A, Star.
WANTED-Lots and subdivision land. We
are in touch with builders and prospective
building lots in Northwest Washing ton
and nearby Montgomery County. Write
Giving description. location and lowest ae-
ment, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
616 l4th st W, Wash, .. c.
WANTED, LOTS. parcels or acreage: sewer
and water must be in or available Write
M, Walter. stating best cash price and
other Particulars. B. SAUL CO.. ea5
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STORES WANTED.

CHAIN STORE tshoes) wants to secure
leases on good locations; anxious to make
long-term leases. Box 36-A, Star.
ATYENTI0N-Store wanted, suitable for
526S
SHOP SPACE wanted; 500 to 1000 So. it.,
loft or basement desirable but not essen
tial. Call Randolph 1907.
SUITABLE LOCATION to build restaurant;
write LOCATION, giving full particulars. Box
2Sl-A. Star
CONCESSION WANTED by matchmaker;
will suitcase space in busy section. Phone
DlInnnt Rll
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STORES FOR SALE.

ONE-sTORY BRICK BLDG.-Located in
q good residential section and suitable for
many business purposes, now offered at z
y yesg low prise toT ,mmsdiate sale e Gan
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR SHOP. down
town location; clean stock. good lease.
added; imrned. poss. will be given; unusual
opp. for an experienced. responsible party;
priced to sell no trihers, please. Call
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE; 1885.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlReINIA.
STORES FOR RENT.

VACANT-Woodlaw VILLAGE. finest SEC
tion, newly redecorated, attractive 2-story.
3-bedroom brick: a nice property. DICK
TRACY, OK. 0771.
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CoLoRED-5end AND EAST CAPITOL ST.
corner lot, $3.50.
47th and Dix SITS. ne, corner lot,
$3.50, GUY TIMER. 1926 You st. NV.
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tNvEsTMENr PROPERTY WANTED

APT. BUILDING WITH UNITS. not over
8 years old, good D. G: location: Must
J647 DI 2704
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faIIs Fails s,ciHURcH-Beautitul Groom bricl
P9Sss $ss6s 0s bse esh "'Sa'f T. '0s
Na% AMP asd bsS yAcANT se smHst s IS ae 9s6ed
81 nisseS .seoThis ha house house sits on knoll in
Ct dnns and foo has ns snE ESem VIII VIII
and bath on the second it has a full
iffy'as sss Il 4he4s hs''
heusss hlsss over Huss acre land hsssa ssa
into washington, i5 miles away $500
WITH With Mason Rz IfRsT, Annandaie, ] Va
STONE HOUSE % near bus2This propert.
Soue sSmsnes With iEss sg lot roO %h dnns new
Kitchen, 2 bedrooms, tile bath and I iars,
sunroom on the first floor. and an unfin.
ished upstairs for future expansion, Ther'
si7s i7 300; terms, See MASON GIRsT. An An
mandate; Va, Ct the end Of Columbia pike
fMMEDfATE aShs PossRssfoN restored briss
Alexandria home, bedrooms, 2 baths
ns Sh cSansr bret rfss sR s
present owner. is situated in one Of ii;
ntsa Ws WITH oS %smsDnrx in bss @
ters, it has an uninterrupted, view Of tn,
Potomac River. Rooms include on the ls
floor, living room with fireplace. which
has an exquisite and authentic mantel
built-in bookshelyes and Venetian blinds
dining room with an attractive old stair,
way to the 2nd floor, equipped kitchen
On the 2nd floor, 9 bedrooms, study anf
modern bath On the 3rd fioor, large bed
room with private bath. Price, SIS. 1850
hasoN heaSs syEts pEEN Wb e. oil xosv
Agent. aS40 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
CtI as3s: evenings, GL. $3.50. 81
ALExANDRIAmLoyely ols brick I toyEr
hardwood floors. marble fireplace. Vacant
$4,000, CHI. 1856. HELEN Oils. GIL
LYON vILLAGE-vaeant. Move in fol
Christmas. 7-gm. 2-story home. Ha'
usual kit. pantry, screened porch. 2nt
rr: has 4 bedrns., large tiled bath auto
entr.:, det, Esr blocks to Clarendon
;saDsls sissso .ns s.r .1p' tnd sd BIZ nsi En ssai ea
ooVo eno Cas eVOes
Evening star., 1945-04-15

Every cubwoman who has
trlbued
burdens OF
veterans bit lighter
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Gam ma Phi Betas
To Knit Afghans
For WaIfer Reed

Afghans for Walter Reed Hos
pital will be knitted and seWed at
meeting of the Washington
Alumnae Chapter, Gamma Phi
Beta. international Panhellenic So
rority, at 7 pm. Tuesday, at the
home of Mrs. Angus B. McMorran
1922 Herndon street, Arlington, Va.
Face cloth edges will be crocheted
for Bethesda Memorial Naval Hos
pltal.
Dinner will be served and res
ervationS can be made by calling
Glebe 5l93.
This will be the first meeting
under the organizations new ad-
ministratlOn. Officers include: Mrs.
Merlin H Staring, president; Mrs.
Perry j. Walsh, vice president and
social chairman; Mrs Harry w
Seamans and Miss Dorothy A
Rundles. corresponding and record
ing secretaries; Mrs. William D.
Tremohlen. treasurer; Mrs Elma D.
DulaneV, War Bond chairman, Miss
Katherine Keller, Panhellenlc rep
resentatiVe; Miss Irene HOllenback,
correspondent for the Crescent.
and Mrs. J. Earl Lehman, publicity
chairman.
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Columbian W0men
Plan Fan Display

A collection of international fans
will be displayed by Mrs. Nathan
HurWitz at a. tea of the Columbian
Women, George Washington Uni
versity, from to pm. Tuesday
at Columbian House, 2033 G street
NV.
The fans will be exhibited BY
foreign girls wearing the costumes
Of their native lands. Among them
will be Senorita Carmen Garland,
Senorita Rosslyn Danis and Miss
lndlra l. Thout. The program has
been arranged by Mrs. Tomas
Cajlgas. Elaina Crivalla. pianist,
will be featured Tea arrangements
are being made by Miss MARGARET
STREET. and Mrs. Addison Duval
A May day party will be given
for members by Dr. AND Mrs Cicyd
Heck Marvin May ! at their home,
260l Thirtieth street NV.
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Chevv Chase Group
To Hear BQrrineer

Beating Swords Into PloWshares
will be the subject Of a talk by
Edwin c. Barringer at a meeting
of the Chevy Chase Woman's Club
at noon Wednesday,.
President and executive secretary
Of the Institute OF Scrap Iron and
Steel with which he has been af-
hliated since 1888, Mr. Barringer
has been associated with iron. steel
and allied industrial trade maga-
zines for % years.
The program will include vocal
duets by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jen-
nlngs, accompanied by Mrs. S. Jay
McCathran.
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Writers League
To Nominate Slate

A nominating committee will b
appointed by the Writer'S League
for selection of next years officers
to be voted upon in May at meet
ing at 7:45 pm. Thursday, at 1851
Columbia road NV.
The program will include read
ings of prize-winning poems and
awarding of prizes. Poems by Mat
tie r. Taylor. Mrs Lee C. Brewer and
John w. Wooten will be read, as
well as original short stories by
Florence Jansen and Edna Keller
and a feature article by Jennie E..
Wright. Short stories for the
juvenile contest must be submitted
at this meeting.
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Readers Club Plans
ShakeSbeQreQn Talks

A Shakespearean program will be
presented by the Washington Read
ers' Club at $3.50 pm. Tuesday at
Pierce Hall.
Scenes from Henry VIII" and
from Richard II" will be given by
Miss Annabel Safer, Mrs. Clarence
Ruebsam and Miss Ada Louise
Townsend. Miss Leila May Taylor
will deliver an address on Cleo
patra" and a Shakespearean read
ing will be given by Dell Floyd,
Songs Of the playwriter's time will
be sung by Miss Shirley Winston.
Members, their friends and those
interested in Shakespeare are in
vited.
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uiic and Study
Calendar

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American Association Of University
Women, Washington Branch-To-
day. pm, membership tea dance
Tomorrow, 3 pm, Walter Reeo
Project Committee; 4 to s pm.
speaker. Francis j. Colligan
Education of Latin n-Americar
Women"
Washington Club-Tuesday, II a m.
speaker, Mrs. Walter Peter, Pic
torial History of the District
Wednesday. l pm, luncheon
Thursday, pm. dinner.
Twentieth Century Club-Thursday
IL am, literature section, YWCA
Friday. 2:30 pm, garden section
with Mrs. Howard G. Nichols
1886 Hawthorne lane.
Arts Club-Thursday, 7 pm, din
ner.
Columbia Heights Art Club-To-
morrow, l:30 pm. with Mrs
Raleigh Gilchrist, 4939 Thirtieth
place NV.
Washington Readers Club-Tues-
day, $50 pm, Pierce Hall,
Special Libraries Association, Wash.
ington Chapter, Business Libraries
Group Tomorrow, $50 pm
YWCA. 6l4 E street NV; speaker
Miss Betty Darling Gwyer.
Excelsior Literary Club-Tuesday
1890 pm, 1880 Georgia avenue
Silver Spring.
Business and Professional
W0mens Clubs
Business and Professional Women
Club-Saturday, pm. canteer
unit, Service Club No. /.
Zonta Club-Wednesday, pm.
YWCA.
Pilot Club-Tuesday, SIS pm.
Blackstone Hotel
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Kabba Kabba Gamma

Mrs Maude P. Calls will illus
trate talk on Greece with colored
films at supper meeting of Wash
ingtOn Alumni of Kappa Kappa
Gamma at $50 pm. Tuesday. AT
the home Of Mrs. R R. ZimmermaA.
1907 Kenmore drive NV. Mrs.
Grady Lewis will be in charge OF
arrangements. Reservations should
be made with Mrs. Ronald c. Kin
sey, Emerson 1861.
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drive NV; speaker Mrs. Maude
P Calls.
University of Michigan Alumnae-
Today, to pm, with Mr.. anC
Mrs, Lewis B. Ely. 4707 Langdrum
lane, Chevy Chase.
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. Wash
ington Alumnae Chapter-Tues-
day, 7 pm, with Mrs. Angus B
McMorran, 1922 Herndon street
Arlington. Va.
Writers League-Thursdav. 7:45
pm, 1851 Columbia road NV.
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Mrs. Collier to Sbeak

Mrs. Virginia R. Collier, apparel
analyst, textile division. Commerce
Department. will address the House.
keepers Alliance Tuesday at the
home of the president, Mrs. Mary
Wright johnson, 1922 N street NV.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

ply OF extra garments, they rep
resented but one of the many fami-
lies which Bundles" has helped
since it was organized in 1912
Bundles fully realizes the i'm
portance of the national clothing
drive now under way to help the
needy people Of Europe, and no
group knows better what can be
done with the hundreds of old gar
ments hanging unused in family
closets throughout the land. These
clothes sent to the shop are care
fully mended and cleaned. Many
are ripped completely apart, the
good material used to make new
garments. Mems shirts, with cuffs
and collars trayed and worn, make
attractive shirts for little boys, when
the garment has been ripped, the
worn parts discarded and the ma
terial recut to fit smaller person.
Bundles" is proud of its record
that in the present day of conserva-
ton it utilizes every scrap of ma
terial, and the hundreds of gar
mentS which it has already distrib-
uted to families Of servicemen as
well as discharged servicemen need
ing civilian clothing, have all been
reprocessed and renovated clothes.
The only new cloth to be received
by the organization is large guam
tlty of cotton prints sent recently
by the Philippine Relief Committee
which was given priority for the
material to supply clothing to thou
sands of needy Filipinos.
The volunteer workers at Bun
dies headquarters have been work.
ing for several weeks on skirts and
camisas for Filipino women and
on dresses for children. Already,
several large bundles have been sent
to the shipping office of the Philip
pine Relief Committee in San Fran
cisco for the Filipino victims of Jap
anese aggression.
This new work, undertaken by
Bundles" cutting and sewing hun
dreds of garments for the needy
Flllpinos, has placed a heavy strain
on the small staff of volunteers. In
addition, the normal work of sup
plying clothing to service people
has increased in the past year. Dis
charged WACS and WAVES are be-
ginning to ask assistance of Bun
dies in outfitting for civilian life
when unexpected emergencies have
made demands on muster-out pay.
leaving little for the purchase OF
civilian clothes.
A feature of the April 30 bazaar
will be a modelled display Of cloth
ing reprocessed by the volunteer
workers Among the garments
shown will also be some of the new
ly-completed dresses designed spe-
cially for Filipino women and chill
dren.
Evening entertainment will also
include games at which winners
will be awarded War Bonds as
prizes
Mrs. Philip F. Peck, executive
secretary of the District branch
of Bundles for America and chair
man of the bazaar will be assisted
by distinguished group of wom-
en-, prominent in social and service
circles of Washington
These include Mrs. Cary D. Lang
horne, national president of Bun
dies for America. Inc, and men,
bers of the board: Mrs. Richard K.
Sutherland. Mrs. Edgar p Sorensen.
Mrs. Russell Wilson, Mrs. De Witt
Peck, Mrs. Harry G. Hamlet, Mrs
Emery Scott Land, Mrs. Paul J.
Chittenden, Mrs. Harry Cootes, Mrs
Claude Pepper, Mrs. Warren Delano
Robbins, Mrs. William H. Sellards,
Mrs. John Spahr. Mrs. Julius Curtis
Townsend and Mrs Bernard WeitZ
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HAVE CLIENT who will pay all cash for Z
Hyattsyille, Nd. O. B. zANTzINGER, Jr.
aTrESTfoN, All SSTs %pers or. agents! wha.
have you in detached brick home, good
NV. location, in D. c. or nearby Mont
gomery Co.. Md. Good sized level lot. UP
WILL PAY $4,000 to $4,000 cash, near
Conn. ave. or Wis.,. Shepherd PIX, near
GE. 64S4
CASH, for small 5-room row or. corner.
frame or brick, NV. or ne; prefer Pet.
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients waiting.
at full market value; no obligation for ap-
praisal. MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881 ..
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HOUSES,

1929 L St. n.w.-3-story brick, 12 rooms
:. g sos rsts; n;e;-e-story basement brick,
. So Randolph pl, n.w.-e-story row brick.
brick row houses, formerly operated as
rooming houses. For further information
a eall Harry Dresser %Dreisen, Ia. 69o2 or MURRAY
baths, den and 3 bedrooms porehes,
room Ts9fss n9 Ss H. in eees it 5u5
lovely home, s14. 300; rooms and
bath. 2 .porches inclosed, making 2 more
ment and garage half a block of bus The
above homes are all in Al shape. having
been reconditioned throushout Phone
day Sunday, or RA. 5426 weekdays to 4
LARGE BRICK. well located. in Columbia
Heights, idsaI near l 18th and Clifton SITS, NV;
batas def for To0ng a aS a0use snd
in cellar; possession; price, S14,50G; rea-
sonahle terms.
1Ss asnsy 4ooms st. Bath on 15ss pd1sh hGm
rage: hot-water heat ioiD; screened
porches in rear; lot 19x97 alley; $1,000
to $1,000 cash payment; possession if de-
4115 ,7Ist ave., Landover Hills, Md
netacaed Md loan,a frame home property, nearby
6oxl Is; possession; price, $500; terms rs
~ MOORE & HILL CO, so4 18th st. NV
bEasIERN FAST p .4csE: AYE NE;aaPetaehed CORNER
+ liz! Sarge p|s. isEss Fenced lot sosE
Hsattsvie MdAttraetiSe % rsaSehaSls 6ungsIoW ssf%s
4 rooms, bat h-wh.. full basement. large
lot with hedge and shrubs; vacant imme-
puNN co aye 81 Mt
Md. Hyattsville OO4S
COLORED-9 rooms, l bath (an fixtures
IN IN on first floor for another BATH, oil
first floor; near Navy YARD Sc; : stories; IS
and and hayaseood income; will not last long al
tor; YoUNG = PASTOR. 11ss Vermont
oPEN 6T re, TopAY:a aHRa: DISCRIMINATION Mon.
row brick; 7 lge rms, bath, front porch
NV: h., large back yard; must be seer
s modern asa BATH srsE
lot. large dry basement: price, $3.50;
TeFE Bsfs fsS%s AT Eaians 5iso move right
ss5s$ 4ssn! s1f5 isSs $S54 sai4 nssR St.
coLoRED-vacant, $40 10th st, ne;
painted and papered throughout, nice
back yard. PRICE: SS, $50; balance month
COLORED guesthouse, in the best colored
renting section Of Washington, nr. transp.
shopping center and all downtown attrac-
tions This is no ordinary house and must
be seen to be appreciated. If interested in
a high-class home and an investment that
will pay big dividends call JAY REALTY
CO., RE. 1880.
COLORED-Near N. Capitol and Florida
ave, g. room and bath brick. full base
1asnt: h;;,y.h etc; fine con condition; lst
garloI etc, in addition git to home, If desired
days and evenings call Mr.. Anderson, FIR
3Q36; with JESS FISHER & Co, Realtors
coLoRED. 6l4 NJ st. n.e..Do you; have
to find home in hurry? This house
is vacant and has been completely. reno
waited throughout;; rms, bath. full base
on payment Of substantial deposit. R. G.
DUNNE, AT $780,
COLORED-36OO block OF NJ H. ave, semi
detached brick Groom modern home;
$9,25O, terms. JOE CURTO REALTY,
FIR. 1900.
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GoLoREpcooolL ooL 552 Sth st, NV. 6-rcom
brick, 5000; 1870 55th St. NV, S-room
riSk brick' Sy0099o I63l 1871, 3yd St, NV" s-room
6-room frame, $4,000; 6le-6l4 Marion al.
: rms, each, brk.. 81 900; CHARLES S.
G9LoREDmPARK CO Rel N iLS- ROAD HOUSING CO.
Princeton NV, brick home; rooms.
h'-%;h, Nsh:to $500 dow down; so., ,
? kitchens, auto. heat; owner will sell
reasonably.
tiled 9DPsF sath tp prsed srek fsasSga6y hSmfi 70 wh
5000 block New, Hamp. fine home; 6
r, li2 baths, porches garage; owner oc-
10 rooms saas h,wh tiled bath good con-
Gse ted II Bath pssD rss1onsbe sHaeHn ts9ms r.
CoLORED-2oO0 blk. of 18th ST. NV
s rms bath h.-w.h, elec.' LIST commercial
1900 Blk. of 18th st, n.w.-s rms.
bath, steam aeat cleo; S9,50O.
,4705, Dix st. NE rms. bath, h
gh ,o6 oil burner, stationary tubs, s6,5oo
300 bk: ard st. s.e.-store and fiat
4as 4aeo eec es nsgflss ss bsS s sasb ne Kenilw0rh
h:Sh PsSs You sise ss ns sGSo Is 4sSg sgS TIMER
CoLoRED-otis pl. NV. near n H. ave
7 rooms, bath. 4 bedrooms. garage; down
payment S1,500.
ems. bath, 2-car brick garage; down pay
ment, S1,5UO
5000 block 18th ST. nw-s rooms. IA
baths: down payment, $1,000. Call WITH
ERSPOON. DU. 4021 or DE. ITO.
COLORED-Vacant, rooms and bath, oil
INV h, 2-car garage; to be renovated:
$1,000 down; you can move in on deposit
Of $500, pay balance with deed. Act quick.
rooms and = baths. extra lot corner,
1st commercial zone: vacant; being reno
waited.
s st. NV. rear 1st-6 rooms and bath.
oil heat, garage; price reduced for quick
sale; vacant June /. For further informa-
ton apply at 1910 NJ st. NV, or phone
MISS BRYANT, DI. 1883.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BETHESDA, MD. S13,25O-Attractive two
fireplace. dining room, fully eouipped
kitcfen, side screened porch, 2 bedrooms,
bath and shower. oil heat. fenced yard;
vacant. L. G. WHITE, exclusive, WI
1S99; even, WI 4943. 27s
HILLCREST SPECIAL-A home of dstinc-
ton; this beautiful ail-stone center hall
plan home was built under contract for
the present owner, using highest quality
materials and workmanship. consists of
ished. basement with recreation room and
complete bath. Situated on one Of the
highest locations in the District, over
looking the entire city. The owner Is
leaving the city and has authorized a re-
duction in price that makes this property
Tea1 4arsa oK AZ ssicey oE wo 9n ss thls
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-14
Pan American Can't Garry Passengers Between Juneau
 and ket(hikan;; New Ruling

SEATTLE, July IA. The Civil Aeronautics Board has rescinded it's exemption order allowing Pan Am erican Airways to carry local pas song2rs, mail and express between Ketchikan and Juneau, Pan Amer ican officials said.
 The Clippers will continue to link Ketchikan and Juneau on through flights between Alaska and Seattle and passengers, mail and express still may be carried between Ket- chikan and Juneau if they are des- tined for point beyond one of these cities.
 Thus Juneau passengers holding a through ticket to Seattle via Ket- chikan or Ketchikan passengers holding through tickets to a city north of Juneau will be allowed to stop over in either of the coastal cities without restriction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-07-14
HIGH NAzIS MU5T5TAND
 MASS TRIAL
Goering, Hess and Ribben- trop Included Among
 Bigwigs Involved

LONDON. July 14. Final details of a master plan for an unpreced- anted collective trial of captured Nazi bigkigs were being worked out in London. today by Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson, chief Am erioan War Crimes prosecutor, and representatives of France, Great Britain and Russia.
 A responsible American source said hundreds of crack Army investigat- CTS, including former G-men and skilled legal experts, had uncovered evidence which virtually assures the trial of such high Nazis as Herman Goering, Rudolf Hess and Joachim von Ribbentrop by September.
 The investigators were credited with uncovering evidence which in- wolves German industrialists, diplo- mats. military and naval authorities and Nazi Party chiefs in "factual but almost fantastic record of Nazi preparation for war and world con- quest, this source said.