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Evening star., 1945-03-05
|SeIeciive Rise Led
by Steel, Rail and
=
MOTOR Shares
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK. Mar 5.-Steels, rails
and motors led selective recovery
move in today's stock market.
Large blocks Of low-quoted issues,
the majority slightly lower in re-
sponse to the tightening of margin
requirements, expanded volume aft
er the opening Dealings then
slackened and, while declines were
plentiful near the fourth hour, gains
of fractions to two points were well
distributed.
The imitation factor, combined
with earnings, dividends and hope
full postwar prospects, inspired the
return Of buyers in most cases
Thoughts of further steps to stem
speculation still tended to accentu-
ate investment caution.
In front the greater part of the
proceedings were United States
Steel, Bethlehem, Youngstown
Sheet, Southern Pacific, Baltimore
81 Ohio, Chrysler, General Motors
American Telephone, Sears Roe
buck, Du Pont and Standard Gas 81
preferred. Backward were Radio
Corp, Socony, American Water
Works, Kennecott and Westing-
house.
Bonds were narrow.
In the curb support was given
Fansteel, Standard Dredging and
National City Lines. Easier were
Pantepec, Root Petroleum and
Derby Oil.
Evening star., 1945-03-05
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO. Mar. 5 LP-May wheat
SCARED as much as 3 cents and other
grain futures markets were strong today
on a wave Of commission house buying
and short covering
The trade was active in all pits: rye
gained more than > cents and at times
barley was more than 4 cents above
Sa saturdays closing quotations
Stimulating the demand was announce
ment that the Commodity Credit Corp
is making more Goyernment-owned wheat
aValiaole 10 the armed services for eX-
port and that the amount may reach
100 100000 bushels within the next few
months
Inc program, not new one, was re-
earded as especially significant because
movement of such large stocks of grain
would further aeeraYate an already acute
freight car shortage
At the finish wheat was 13r to 24
higher than Saturdays close. May. 20
una. Corn was up IL to 50, May,
!. Ia y. Oats were unchanged to "a high
er, MAY, 6S@s Rye was UP So 10 w,
MAY 1.l67s-1.l1. Barley was up s. May,
Evening star., 1945-03-05
BANKS AND TRUST coMpANIEs
Chicago Livestock

Elk dlVluen0. 7 Plus eXtraS. Paid
far this year. e2Se extra. + go ext
h SIS extra. k 1oc extra. pPaid in 19
$40 extra
Evening star., 1945-03-05

Rates OF dividends in the ioreKoinR table
are annual disbursements rased on the la 81
quarterly or semi-annuaI declaration On.
less otherwise noted. special OF extra div
idends are not included Also extra Vi
extras. d Cash or stock Paid last year
Payable in stock Declared or paid 81
far this year b PAYABLE In Canadian
funds Accumulated dividends paid Of
declared this year wv With warrants
Nv Without Harranta
Evening star., 1945-03-05
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c'.. Ais
",
WPB Accepting Civilian
Applications for Planes
Nv the Assnciated prasx

0y the ASSOcidteQ ffeSB.
The War Production Board now
is accepting applications for the
purchase OF civilians Of small air.
craft, although military demands
will make their delivery uncertain
for some time, Henry P. Nelson,
chief of WPB's aircraft division, an
nounced yesterday.
However" he continued, "the air.
craft division is anxious to prepare
the way so that when production
becomes possible again we can be
in position to assist manufacturers
to fill the most critical civilian
needs first"
WPB Mr.. Nelson said, will con-
tainue to welcome applications from
crop busters, forest fire prevention
agencies, business organizations and
other essential operators.
Pending production of light civil
ian planes, most operators will
be able to find temporary solutions
by using aircraft declared surplus
by the armed forces" Mr.. Nelson
said.
Evening star., 1945-03-05
Government Still Taking
Most Of Cotton Goods
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 5.-Volume
OF civilian business In cotton textiles
was small during the past week with
only scattered lots of print cloths
and sheetings offered. Government
needs continued to absorb most of
the production.
Mills were unwilling to accept
more than first quarter commit
ments because Of the war situa-
ton, the question of textile wage
increases. and uncertainty concern
ing the War Production Board or
der channeling more civilian sup
plies to low-priced clothing.
Practically all wool goods trans
actions were on Government prior
ity order, leaving no first-hand
goods for civilians, trade sources
said. The Quartermaster Depot en-
tered the market for 10 million pairs
of light wool socks for delivery from
May through August.
Spun rayon mills sharply reduced
March allotments to converters be-
cause of the Government order d.
recting so per cent of their spindles
to cotton.
Evening star., 1945-03-05

CHICAGO, Mar. 5 Up (wFA>. .-salablt
hogs. 5000; total, 5000; active, fully
steady; good and choice barrows and gifts
40 pounds up, at l4.75 ceiling; good and
cheice ss, sows At 14.o9; oco complete clearance
salable calves. 1000; total. 1000: fec
steers and yearlings, including heifers
fully steady; sows and bulls scarce; tor
steers, 17;15; best yearlings, 17.00; heifers
1850; bulk steers, 14.50-16.50; most heif.
ers, 13.75-160 90; cutter COWS. 9.25 down;
good beef cows to 1900; odd head heifery
offerings. 1880; bulk beef cows, 1000
1900; heavy sausage bulls to 400
beef bulls, to 14.50; only common sausags
offerings under 1.50; vealers firm q
higher. mostly 12.75-14.O0: choice stockei
type, 14.60.
Salable sheep 5000; total. 5000;
slaughter lambs slow, bidding weak to 2s
lower, asking fully steady or up to around
l6 % for good and choice OFFERINGS how.
ever, no lambs sold early; sheep steady
odd lots good and choice native ewes
s.25-9. .5oi short deck neshy mixed native
Gull native ewes. 700.
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Production Resumed
Al s ChrysIer Plants
AS $1,000 Return
BY the Associated Press.

DETROIT. Mar. 5.-Production
of bomber plane and tank parts
was resumed in six Chrysler
Corp. plants today as an eight
day strike at the corporations
Dodge main plant was ended.
The union decision to end the
strike called approximately 25,-
900 workers back. to their jobs.
Direct appeals from the War
Labor Board and Undersecretary OF
War Patterson preceded the action
of Local 3, United Auto Workers
CIO. in calling off the strike at
the Dodge plant.
A second major Detroit labor dis
pute-involving 11,l50 workers at
the Detroit and Evansville, Ind.
plants of the Briggs Manufacturing
Co.-continued, but union officials
forecast an early end to the trouble
The union spokesman pointed out
that the strike-bound Local 212
UAW-CIO. apex of the dispute. had
empowered its executive committee
to meet with the management today
to discuss the situation.
Receive Blunt Warning.
The Briggs strike began Tuesday
following company discharge OF
seven union members for allegedly
"inciting" previous strikes at the
concern. Union officials said the
company fired" eight more en-
ployes for 'inciting" during the
current walkouts.
Strikers at both concerns received
a blunt warning from Mr.. Patter-
son yesterday when he said 1T
this strike continues, the paralysis
that now grips part of Detroit s
great arsenal will make its effects
felt on the very field of battle
IN war, just one thing matters
keeping the flow Of production tt
the fighting fronts and delivering
the goods on time" Mr.. Patterson
said in a broadcast from Washing
ton. He continued, The finest tank
in the world is of no use delivered
to dead soldier the day after &
battle"
Mr.. Patterson's plea that there
never has been a greater need fol
the production from Detroit's wal
plants than there is today" came
less than "a hours after WLB Chair
man William H. Davis told unior
and company officials to end the
Chrysler dispute Immediately.
1000 Attend Meeting.
Mr. Davis at the Washington Con
ference instructed Mike Novak
president of local 3, to seek an enc
TO the dispute and Mr.. Novak saie
he would do everything within my
power to get the people back tt
work"
A union-estimated crowd of 2,00t
workers attended the Detroit meet.
ing last night, at which Mr. Noval
quoted Chairman Davis as promis
ing the WLB would see that M
striker would be punished for hi
part in the Chrysler walkout.
Mr.. Novak said the compan,
agreed to abide by a WLB directiv
that an impartial umpire study pro
ductlon schedules in the department
from which eight men we're dis
charged February % for alleges
failure to meet company require
ments.
Evening star., 1945-03-05
Output of B-29 Noses
Ahead of Schedule
Special Dispatch tc The Star.

SpeSlAl blsphtcil tC Inc star.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Mar. 5.-More
than TOO parts-737 to be exact
and almost as many individual op-
erations go into the manufacture
of the first II inches-the big nose
of Americas B-29 bomber. Despite
the multitude of operations and
parts required to make the super
schnozzle," Libbey Owens Ford
Glass Co. is ahead of production
schedule as attacks on Japan by
the long range planes increase In
tempo, the company revealed here
today
Speedup in production of the
bomber noses to help meet require
ments for an increased number OF
the big fighting ships was attained
by the glass company through de-
velopment of mass production tech
niques for the specially bent glass
panels which go into it.
Evening star., 1945-03-05
Market AVERAGES
STOCKS
BONDS.
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Mar. 5 tP9.-Ageressiye
New Orleans buying in new crop months,
along with mill buying and local covering,
lent a firm tone to cotton futures.
The demand met only scale-up offerings.
Strength was attributed to steadiness in
outside markets, growing tightness in the
spot cotton situation and the possibility
that the cotton purchase program be ex-
tended another year
Late afternoon prices were Is to 55
80 90, and July 81 81
Evening star., 1945-03-05
Bankers 10 Confer
Wednesday on GI
Loan Program
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

To further clarity loan privilege
Of veterans under the CT Bill O
Rights. Washington bankers viii
hold a special forum meeting Wed
nesday evening at the Mayf1owe
Hotel, to be addressed by F. X
Pavesich. chief of the loan guaran
tee division of the Veterans Ad
ninistration, it was announced
today by Sidney F. Taliaferro, presi
dent of the District Bankers Associ
alton.
Following the main address, ther,
will be forum discussion led b,
j. Q. Brott, assistant general coun
sci of the American Bankers Associ
alton; Francis G. Addison, jr., presi
dent, Security Savings & Com
mereial Bank; H. T. Bisselle, vic,
president, Riggs National, and
Earle McGeary, credit manager
Hamilton National.
The special meeting was arranged
IN cooperation with the American
Institute of Banking, B. Bruc,
Frantz, head Of Washington Chap
ter, said. AS the demand for G.
loans increases, bankers are anxiou
to be better prepared to aid return
ing veterans with accurate informa
ton.
Buying Policy Changed.
Steps to aid the Nations small
BUSH ess men in the food processing
field were made public today in tn.
adoption of new buying policy b,
Safeway Stores. Inc.
Any manufacturer, regardless o.
size, having experienced and capable
management, and making a stand.
ard grade product, will have an op.
portunity to deal direct with The
chain store system, without regarc
to the extent of brand advertising
or established consumer demand.
The broader buying policy will aic
store customers as well as the small
producers who need new sales out
lets, company officials believe
Store Sales Up Sharply.
Some surprisingly sharp gains ir
department store sales in the fifth
district were revealed in the Rich
mond Reserve Banks report fol
January. Charleston, w. Va, led
the list of cities with a 30 per cent
advance.
Trade in Huntington, w. Va, was
up 26 per cent; in Winston-S Salem
%; Greenville. S. c.. 27; Lynchburg,
26; Norfolk, %; Richmond, 81 Bal
timore, 13.
AS already noted sales in 70 stores
in the whole district were II per cent
aIood of ",
Washington gained Is per cent.
Exchange Offices Crowded.
New York Stock Exchange Offices
were crowded here today for the
first session since the higher mar
gins were announced on low priced
stocks. Some stocks in the $40 class
were off fractionally at the opening
but brokers reported that there was
no serious reaction to the change in
rules which were made by the ex-
change. Some cheap stocks opened
higher.
The advance in margins caused
considerable surprise, coming so
closely after action taken by the
Federal Reserve Board Both moves
were intended to curb speculation.
Financial District Comment.
Robert V. Fleming, president of
the Riggs National Bank, has re-
turned to his home from Boston
where he underwent an operation
His condition remains highly favor
able.
The Amott-Baker realty survey
reports % per cent gain in the
average price of 200 leading bond
issues in February.
Evening star., 1945-03-05
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Mar LPl.--Foreign Ex.
lars, others in cents)
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 9ts per cent discount or 90.s1A
United States cents. unchanged
Europe--Great Britain oficial buying
4.02. selling 4 4o4
Latin Misunderstanding free 25.07.
unchanged Brazil free 5.25n: Mexico,
20. .65n
Nominal
Evening star., 1945-03-05
\. 7. Bond Market
-SELECTED LIST or ISSUES.
FURNISHED by the Associated Press.

| VI bBsnco uy tas
TREASURY 2:pt
2s 54-52 1o2 s
2As 59-56 lo2 s
NEW YORK CITY
| 80 50 lloT
FOREIGN. 200
Argint As ~ Ap 9SM
Austral 4hs 81 1904
Braz 394s 16 ser 5oih
Buen A 43ss n 84zs
Chile rs AZ asd. 1914
Columbia IS 20 55H
Grk rs "a pt pd 23
Peru lst 6s a. PA
Urug CIV 4hss 70 81
Wars 4Kas 5Sasd leih
DOMESTIC. 200
Am d FP5s203U 90
Am T&T 3As6l lo6A
Am Tob 3s 81 lo3ss
ACL 4 rs IS 1865
BGO LIST N 4s- loANs
B&O 1000 D - 1914
B&O cv 80 - 6oiA
B&O As 4S. 49, LOB
B&O s W so o5lA
BangA CT As 81 S6
BethStl 3hs IS lo7
Bost Me As 80 1oliz
Bos NYAL As 56 GO
Buf REP 81 81 1914
3 C r e. N IS 81 56ih
Cen Ga 6s SO c lSi1
Cen Pac bs 90 lolIA
Cen P lst As 80 1904
e RR n J 6s 81 4lA
Cer-teed 5Nas 4S1olst
Chi & Alt Is Az 50
c q e ] inc 97-. ~
ICASPP 6k IA 4lA
cMSPP SIS 1000 21i1
cEW 4hs 80 vi s83l
C&NW A 80 vi 1o5iz
GRIP 4las 52 A 6oN
GRIP ANS go l6%
GRIP As a8, 65ih
GRIP r. As "a san
Choc ORG IS SO 81
lCCCSI 4 tas ~ S2h
CT q Tfhs77 loAN
Con Oil 3tas 81 loaM
Cuba RR Is Az 71H
Del d. Rud As 5a 1oAsd
D&RO As 80 643&
lD&RGW 5s 55- sA
D&RGW bs rs So
Erie 41as 2Ol5 92i1
Fla e c 5s "A 6olE
Fran Sug 6s 56 1o3H
lGt Nor 3 iss 80 io5L
Evening star., 1945-03-05
Washington Exchange
SALES

SALES
Wash. Gas common-:jo at 2634
Capital Transit Co.--12 at 80, 10 at 35,
10 at 35. 10 at 35, 10 at 35, 10 at 80,
10 at 35, 10 at 35, Is at 35.
Wash. Gas S5 pfd.-50 to 110.
Garhnckel commons at 2214.
Wash. Gas $3.50 pfd.-5 at 1o7h4, 1 al
1074.
Pot El Pow 60 pfd.-6 at Ill.
RONDS
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Dividends Announced

| clared:
Pc Stk of Pay
Rate. riod. record, able
,... REGULAR.
| Endcott johnson 75c 3-15 Al
J McQuay Norris 25c 3-Ih 40
Evening star., 1945-11-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CAPTAIN, REGULAR Navy desires to rent
unfgrnished house or apt. for family Of
REG. ARMY col, and family need ? or
bedroom house, FUN. or unfurn., NV; or
FORMER ARMY OFFICER, permanently in
WASHINGTON. desires 3-bedroom unfurnished
house: within 15-mile radius Of washing
ton; limit, 500 mo; Cal DU. 6l43: 2s'
small house or two ~ bedroom untur-
nished St OF Or snd asad floor apt in NV sec
NAVY CoMDR., perm. stationed here. Just
bedroom unfurn; house. 81. 1865. L.
fFeeM HoHsl rasEPlsfss MISS pfAs .d4I
400. Ext; 5s92, s to 4;ao. Call ,as 10.
OR BEDRM;. furn. Or unfurn; modern rl
eoufd esch dss sDt RA q s457 OF a.
GOOD CARE GUARANTEED-2-s bedrm.
h9Rse MR p & De Ms $500
or semidetached, unfurnished. near Naval
Research l,I La6ora5ory 3 for naval officer anu,
Gf Can ansHa and native residents
need house or apartment; prefer semi or
nturnished; no pets nonsmokers, socially
esH i M ME- & &M1NIsMoET i eSsbs s6ss g.
bsa5som bsass Pespond hsas 9sss %S Gs is grssnt
: OR 3 BEDROOMS, will take lease Call
Ma 9I60 between S am. and 5 pm.
URGENTLY NEEDED - Diplomat desires
furnished or un1urnished house, 3 bed
rooms and ? baths, in Washington, nearby
Maryland or Virginia; up to 81 so month.
Best references, best care. Call Brazilian
Embassy, MI. 1854, MR.. BITTENCOURT.
fror1 10 am. to $50 pm.
CIVILIAN GOVT. ENGINEER. semitic.
will care for as his own two-bedroom
ital; Prefer suburban neighborhood
Under SOS. After pm, RA. 4506. 30'
JUST ANOTHER AD. but We need your
help. Perm. stationed naval off GER, wife,
baby want to rent apt. or house, pref
Arlington. Excellent referenc S. Phone
LIT. K A. ERICKSON. RE. 400, Ext.
COLoRED COUPLE wants apt, small house,
or ianitors quarters, by December l..
Have child years old Call AT S7S4.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
ROOMS wiTp EoAEc

45Ol IOWA AVE. N.W.-Corner front
room, clean warm house. One young girl
to share with another. Excellent meals.
Restricted: S47- so month. Available Dec.
ROOM ROOM AND tS,Is BOARD , for - girls @ good food; food
TRANSPORTATION and shopping center; 90
II0I 18th ST. N.W.-IdeaI residence for
business people: vacancy in double room;
2 girls to share room; good meals: switch
room; delicious meals: convenient trans
portation: S37 so per month. 1889 Gil
NEAR VETERANS ADM. cozy. double.
wits wt3 pEyate tcOna escS bath nsgdne
FoR 5aS voGSG oos 0 Ls1IEacel sisn Sn No food pleas
snt surroundings, conf rooms. DISSIN'S,
20l2 Mas, ave-. NV, Dupont Circle.
DOUBLE ROOM. next to bath: couple or
mon, stery; 3sos 18th st. ne. no. 1892.
WIFE OF NAvAI. OFFICER. living alone
desires young lady for room and board:
convenient to Pentagon. 922 18th st
, south; Arlington.
private home; cony. transn.: S45 month
KR f1s hhhpankE N s. IRE Ho3sG@Few az vaesneie,
in this guesthouse, specializing in good gooc
s6a Isfyss Hndy I'VE I'VE Nss
new bath with shower; only. 3 in family
homelike meals and atmosphere. laundr!
priy1leges: gentle home: near city buses
fsd sd4 ts s sn Iod sss to
rooms with other ladies, S45 each: excelieni
meals and transportation.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

STUD SERVICE, puppies, boarding; Cock
ers, e e,,sIe1 Sehnauzers' Dslmatians. MCINTYRE
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER puppies,
strathmeade st., fremont Gardens. Fails
Church: Va. Telephone Falls Church
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. black, Axe
registered, Phone ]; R. HESS. Hollywood
tiels siskins. FR aiss ss' '''''''' 'o'N"
sssds to hunt. $3.50. % Temple S 77os 5aisei aiter
WANTED-To borrow female English set
ter (pedigreed) to breed one litter; will
exchange choice of pups and provide good
board, or STUD service for choice of pups.
WXNfEDNcarefui home for male pup
pet, So; also cat, beautiful young Maltese
male, housebroken;. possibly several kittens;
fore 81 pm or mqss aassr g aa.rea sd
COCKER PUPPIEs. Axe reg, champion
pups: long, wayy ears. appealing faces
PosEsMaa Ps51s ssnssh rINscMER SS male yrs. old
Axe registered. good blood lines. Phone
ccocKERss AKc reg; reds and blacks;
males and females; reasonable. Deposit
WANTED. Wal II HoME nTi foR @ ,s DUG, shse hOuse broken
white. male; has license; inoculated
ccKEF scS feGd an f. PGfrs s9H a.
blacks. creams and partf. red. 1910 Bur
R2easHGfE'D, Hf' sSy s1osse & cocs.rs. 1ssS Tsds
Hssks aas v.sss Isss & ss st Gn9 check sss GG
so-ss inches. 81. .sba Dod HOTEL 7s44
Georgia ave-. ia. 4321.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
AVIATION.

AERoNCA AIRPLANEs are here again.
See the new Champion on display over
the entrance to Loews Capitol Theatcr
Call Ma. 1856 to ARRANGE a demonstration
flight W1LLOUGHBY N. OFFLEY, dis
tributor. 30"
COMMONWEALTH AIRCRAFT, INC. max
ers of light land planes and amphibians for
the private pilot, salesman, commuter and
hunter; varied in use, constant in quail
.ty, sound in price For information call
your distributor, COASTAL AVIATION
CORP, Suite 4o2. Southern Bldg. DI
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
syIat1Sp insgIanss pEotesti9n Consult
Vermont ave NV, District hoo
AsHBURN FLYING SERVICE. ,Alexandria
Airport. Flight instruction. Call TIE. 233a
tor appointment New Piper Cub planes
Aircraft overhaul and repair. Let us sell
FOR sALE--Piper Cub. completely recov-
cred and rebuilt, like new. OIL. $500.
FOR SALE. .Aeronca Tandem Trainer. in
perfect condition. Spruce OSSS.
FOR SALE - Membership 1871 Aeroncs
65-h.p., Al condition. recently over
hauled, $40. MR.. ECHOLS, 2 Post. Green
Bellevue. D C. 30"
MEMBERsH,p FOR SALE in flying club
Call AT iSo, after 4 m
Evening star., 1945-11-28
APIS. FURNISHED tcon..


NEAR a B zoolBedroom. iiv. room, bath; kit;
couple. gentle home: no drinking or pets:
!oesl .n3 : isi required: $65 per mo. Box
7.s oUEBEC PL. NV. near express bus
stop-Large room, semiprivate kitchen and
path, Frigidaire; for 2 working adults:
GOVERNMENT GIRL to share 5-room
apartment in NV. section with another
1909 eand sT. Ne rooms. k. semi
pvt. b.. use of attic; S65. incl. utilities.
1882 NEWTON ST.. N.W.-Attractiye
clean room, Working sisters preferred.
Kitchen priyil;: convenient transp: tele-
Ia9s BELMONT ST. N.w.-Furnisbed .
rooms, kitchenette and private bath; sep
arate beds; 4 smployed girls only; $50 a
BROOM FURNISHED APT, S45. Call
after ! pm. 307 Kentucky ave. Sc,
soUfHsAsT SECTION Bedroom. living
/ room, dineHe, kitchen, private bath: heat,
/ light and hot water, electric refgr; n block
/ to streecars and buses. 10 minutes down
| town: employed civilians. man and wife
/ or girls: no drinking, no parties; $40. so
si4s ia CHEsTSUT ST. NV room, kitch.
enette; utilities furnished; Frigidaire suit
| able for q $40 week GA. 9l6I
3O2 E ST. Me- room kitchen: Frioid-
| aire. sink, twin beds: settled adult white
| couple only; S42 mo. Call bet IL and 6.
Evening star., 1945-11-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVERLY MARYLAND, vacant-sman
down payment. 1t isn't very often that
as this modern suburban community, with
S1.500 to $1,000 down, balance like rent:
Possession with deposit; act quickly. Call
co' % RE-. s s444. 11s pi"i i7tR 5an St. NV. N a 4
Sasf HOME 'Oa AND T,efs fTsNvEsTMENT-vacant-Mt.
containing s completely redecorated.
charming rooms, 2 baths, detached garage.
located in one of Washington's incest and
will make you delightful home, and at
the same time, comfortable income.
Basement can be converted into an apt.
duced price to Sl4,a5O for, quick sale
pm p1Gss sIAuGHTER 5eaF Gov RE s44} in Ills
SILVER sSR1NGSaean5 srsrm brfck
in fine residential section: S13,250; sub
stantial down payment. For Information.
IMMEDIATE occUPANcY-e-room mod
M srn s-story brick, corner house, sood con-
2 Frigidaires and washing machine; de-
tached brick garage: automatic oil heat:
IsaT ssa schools, stores buses and churches:
Critten5en st, NV. ia. 1855.
nearby Maryland. Restricted subdivision
only. 6 years old. nice rooms, fireplace,
s15,50o. Terms to responsible purchaser
Can Major Lane, Ma. $500: Eyes. and
sun, WI. $3.50. BOSS & PHELPS, 1417
TAKoMA PARK--Attractive brick bunga-
low OF 8 rooms and bath and partially
from the District line: vacant. ready to
SffSsf oSek d. On assi unt
GUEsTHoUsE, unfurnished, IS large OUT
side rooms, baths. 2 showers, running
u sats qoo eoa s
room in basement. In hrst-class condi-
tion. Formerly occupied by foreign gov
18th. Will be vacated Dec. l. Price,
S23, 300. substantial cash required. For
tgEShss Information ssa ar ap 1900. sale
nne homes in this excellent residential
sss s1ss5o p.Iss s,ssso oss with and
Realtors. 81; 6s26: ewes. phone Mr.. Nc
WOu6MooR 1HSs5s, Ia sSs SssUNGALow-rhis broom
brick aome located in this excellent resi-
aass n s s'sl Is i1SI Res
sSEi; ssick sHi csfa ssae, ,cop-rhis s-room home.
wood Uoosef PARK pr in the sissr Spring Area fa has
owner lessng
Realtors. sH 1896; ewes, phone Mr.. Me-
Intvre. ia. 32a2
TAKoMA PARK. MD. - All-brick, 5-rm.
bungalow, full basement, gas heat; immed
poss., excel. cond Price, $I0,750. MOD
ERN REALTY. S403 Ga. ave. SH. 1850;
1 after g pm, SH. 1884.
SILVER SPRING-Cute little b-rm bunsa-
low, full basement, built-in garage. oil
heat; excel. ,cond. Price. ."5a. - :. I,
down, bal, like rent MODERN REALTY,
lS403 Ga. ave. aH. 1850; after 8 pm,
| SH 1884.
| VACANT, 18th and Nicholson SITS. NV;
6-rm and bath semidetached, 3 porches,
redecorated. automatic oil heat; detached
garage. SIf,.75n. WI T7a0,
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