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Capt. Hum, Tennis Star,
In Research ai AsheviIIe

Capt. Gilbert "Gil" A. Hunt, ninth
in the national tennis singles rank
ings in 1898 and 1899, is now on
research duty at Asheyille, N. c., In
the evaluation and development
division OF world headquarters Of
the AAF Weather Service, the serv-
Ice announced today.
/ Capt, Hunt, snn Of Mrs. May j.
Hunt OF 452 New Jersey avenue S.E.,
entered the Army In September,
'1941, and was commissioned in
August, l943. He has since been In
meteorogical research, first at Wash
ington and later in Asheville.
Known In the District as boy
star, Capt. Hunt became prominent
in national tennis In 1884. His OUT
standing victories were In the ma
tional championships at Forest Hills,
Ling Island, in 1888 and 1889, de-
feating Robert Riggs in the former
and FRANKIE Parker in the latter
event His last tournament ap-
pearances In Washington was in
Evening star., 1945-11-08
Witnesses Say laps
Forced FiIipinos 10
Jump Down Big Wells
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, Nuv. 8.-Details Of
Japanese reign of terror In Batangas
Province where 1900 men, women
and children we're mistreated or
murdered in seven months began to
unfold today before the military
commission hearing war crimes
charges against 1t. Gen. Tomoyuki
Yamashita.
Survivors have said that the death
toll OF civilians was far greater in
Batangas than it was in Manila.
Populations of entire villages, these
survivors have reported, were held
at bay at the point OF Japanese guns
while the invaders burned down all
their homes.
The prosecutions first Batangas
witness was 1t. James P. Healey, jr,,
of San Francisco, a war crimes in
yestigation officer. who said he
learned that 5000 Japanese soldiers
ran rampant over the province from
October 8, 1914, to May Of this
year. committing acts of brutality
on the grounds their victims were
guerrillas.
Made to Jump in Well.
The next witness was a Filipino,
Pampilo Umah, from the province,
who related, that he was tied up
with about TOO men and don't
know the number of women, but
there were many" and "led on to a
well ahout 800 feet wide and 60 feet
Deep"
One by one they were made to
jump into the well, Umali said.
When my time came, about, 200
already had jumped and after I
jumped at least another 100 followed
me-"
Before Japanese soldiers covered
the well with native bamboo sheets,
Umali said, they threw in some
rocks, dropped sewing machine" |"
and fired in many shots.
Sometime after midnight, the wit
ness continued, some Filipino wom-
en- sneaked to the well and lowered
ropes up which six men escaped.
Many OF the women Nberators were
captured and never seen again.
Another Filipino, Victor Man
quiat, said he was trussed up and
marched OF with 800 to another
well. The one Uman Had been In
was filled with bodies by that time.
Dashed for Freedom.
En- route, Manquiat dashed TO
freedom, but was hit by two Of
seven bullets Japanese soldiers fred
after him. He returned to the well
a few days later and found the
bodies Of many men and women
with whom he started the march.
Manquiat said none of the march,
ers was seen alive again.
The defense announced 1t would
attempt to show that the killing
of more than $4,000 civilians In the
rich old Batangas Province town of
Lipa was in retaliation for constant
night attacks on Japanese COM
munications lines by Filipino guer-
rillas.
Commission members then ruled
that they would hear limited testi-
rnony on guerrilla action, but warned
that they could not consider 1t
grounds for excusing cruelties per-
|pettated by Japanese soldiers.
B The prosecution wound up It's
|presentation Of Manila testimony
With Introduction cf . deposition de-
daring that Red Cross packages ius
tended for American ciyiltan m
ternees were found looted Id The
headquarters Of Yamashita who to-
day observed his 60th birthday.
Evening star., 1945-11-08
Two in Raid Acquitted

Mrs. Presentation D. Banda, -,
ma Mrs. Annie CAhria, IS, alyegted
eeptember 2S In y police raid a the
Filipino Club ct 32fN street ii ~,
were acquitted BY q Municipal
Court jury yesterday of charges Of
keeping and selling liquor without
q license.
Evening star., 1945-11-08
Bus Route Extension
Sought for GuIIinoer

Supt. Alvin r. Sweeney Of Gal
linger Hospital Is to meet with rep
resentatiyes OF the Capital Transit
Cd. today to discuss extending the
bus service through the 60-acre hos
pital grounds to make things
Evening star., 1945-11-08

"easier" for the 1000 persons enter
ing the area daily.
DR.. Sweeney said so or 80 patients
Eat the clinic for the crippled must
now walk several blocks from the
bus stop at Massachusetts, avenue
and Potomac street NE. When the
new clinic opens Friday, he said, the
distance will be even greater.
Evening star., 1945-11-08

Help fiyht imitation by seeing
money In Series e" Victory Loan
Bonds.
Evening star., 1945-11-08

1914, when he won the District
singles championship from David
JOHNSON.
Evening star., 1945-11-08
Mn M 50 Eieeii
For Constipation!

Nowl you can throw away hAysh
blasting laxatires because here's .
Physicians purely seoetohls formula
N. EdwasdI Olive Tablets which
wofk 70 Gently but oh-s6 thoroughly.
0liye TableA act on BoTH upper and
lower bowels to produce more sotsfdL
Ike bowel movements. No gripine.
Just complete sdttsfoction. CAutio0,
use as directed l5e, 30s, 60S.
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WOMAN HELD FOR
CRIMINAL COURT

Cmtlne A Darhs $685.
listed YESTERDAY ai fht
office 81 pai Dafhs zee
od Boz thf aitsinnin taf.a
justice BE- Aih.uv ana h
$3.50 hau Gee thr rflman.f
cas- Chafar uf mfand laftfr
ouwr laInant was Clare
IS bu acrutnfi hsf af eifaH
waiirt containing &Nl3
u Wss taken iran
pIliuN cess and uas falHH
10 fuam un fbf thfH H
ths hutsi ~ FaisF ransta
Eatun street 81 nafbf
having taken ths ualirf
a fev Wegkt ago sia
fsigned in ofiutnai esaff
grand lanrpnt rhafee HHf
aussipd Co tr ffra b
Coco and naf q jars "a tmHt
guilty ~ patty lafrfns aH ESQ
Dee, $3.50
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WHERE REPORTED HURRICANE WILL
STRIKE IS STILL PROBLEMATICAL
GAINESVILLE IL
REPRESENTED BY
I'SO CAMP SHOW

GAINESVILLE Fla. Sept "a
tFNS Contributing Co. both thc
crsonnrI 81 "a, ARMED forces
ami o. tn,,f entertainment. Gains
ttil. FLORIDA. Is represented by
% member 90 the latest USO
Camp Show unit presently tour
Ing 100 the Suuih Pacific Nal
thsa'.r and taking Madc lu
AuUICa brand of happinrs- -
naitl w,ars CT. according tu e.
lcpuIt Co. Judge John g. Murph,e.
AIa,hus County Chairman from
20, National W. Fuud
Hlnss Dunn versatile ~4uEtf.
actor ana Magician. ie native
ui Gainesville. whu .- 90 tire east
81 -Thfno Men on HuIs, e
new Csuu Shuw Company wh.rn
recently arrived ~ a., Suuth
Is,liI,. sand th' fcToSt g. Chan
ra Judge Mul pho
Dunn hrgan HI- tIuir siunsl
CaIecr ss O. tenor Iu tH, Rpb Ros
q sItsfi. ~. fh,- turned 90
uag., uid Wp .usiIons ou 81
,aHir &c. Drut sn8 sft. fss
t.a.. mau,h,d fnf. fn, dramatic
it $500 aTgssHuL affh 'usk amt
.ff'..t Tau.r The pes
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%[LlZll[[A
LEGION APPROVES
l6 APPLICATIONS
WILLIAM 7. DOUCHTRY Ap-
POINTED posi- SER.
VICE OFFICER

The follow InR 90 plications TT
"a, mircrship in Arthur SaNytr
Post M -. The American IL
gion. we're approved az the rcg =
ulaf meeting On "Wednesday even b.
ing - tho Legion home Dunali
s. Gale. Recsc q Brpissart 4.
Viola & Schwcd,r. James v.
Underwood. Edwin W Turner.
Gerald T. LcMrc James a
Fisher. IvoE D Russell. James \.
Armstrong. Carl J lngrahan. :
NJ Odom. Joseph = Dunno.
Eddie l. Stickncy. Lawrence
Shoulders. Lawrence T. Gonna.
and Robert p Audrey.
Post Commando John d
WiHn announced t1, alp"sntmcn.
u william T Doughlry. Dr. m
the Post Service OfnceI
Plans were announced Coz ar
American Legion outing 81 Pa
con X, on SUNDAY. S,pt,mr,t
p. 1915 All Lcglonnair,. al,
urged g. contact the steward 80
the Legion H1wp CO. call t,l.-
phone 1898 Not later than W,d
nesdas Sepi,mb,r ia. I945 g.
obtain "details
81 vas stated that aII .,,lt.
men and wumrn -tilI selstue .n
thu armed forces uav noA Iuu
the American Legion
4 Christmas party iu. 90, na
tienis ln the ernIr, hospitals Be-
ths AREA IS usIug planned AGAIN
tins wear bv ~, fu-t a Ch.lsf-
rlas uartv VAS hoII last CAlI.f-
n.as "a the Naval Hospital ton
thc pslats lHf-s E-rhen B.,
The chairman 81 o., rpirm.ttse
ln charge 81 IN arrangements.
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NAVY YARD To FURNISH SHELTER
FOR PERSONS in EVENT OF STORM
ADVISORY

MIAMI WEATHER Bu-
REAu ADVISORY. lo;ls a.
~. EwT. Sect. IL. isass
The hurricane Is esntral near
Latitude ans degrees ~ Ion.
gitude ~ degrees w.. CT
about $40 miles southeast Of
Miami moving wesi-north.
westward 10 TO 10 hPH. u
passed over Turks Island
about three a. ~. ss . very
intense small center with
winds ever 100 MpH.
There ere no indicstions 81
q change In course a. present
and the west northwest
movement 10 expected Go con
tinue during the nsxt "a -
10 hoaFs sftsr which . sinw
curve 10 norfhwsrd mag sst
In. Everv preeausson shoala
be eonsinued In the Bahsrn.
Islands and alone the narih
coast Of Cubs and the entire
Florida oeninsuls shoula re-
main on thu alert for later
advises and psssibls warn
inss later today and tonighs.
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key Vests Population Shown
To BE l7,774; County 1878
hfttR FROAa STATE ID.
H&CfOR CO CENSUS "a.
a. sliEARER GLARS Up
DISCREPANCY

a letter fhaf stephen &.
neiHinn mannrsr of the
hw Nesf Chamber of Com
meFte mHi e. IA a shearur
HFHffar 81 fhe census im
uriaa haa cleared up ths
tMfNNanff feuardInn the
aHaii pmpalatluu that he'd
hHen given fhn rHf 81 the
fiHai fsumFt iFum Ifr state
haFFaa
MN mWlffuu asaumed
r2rutfif H hu BETTER that
tt mtakt had hrtu made
F nlaelHr nli eft uutinet
"a W VS. rufal papuln
Nm
fhat pufnt starts 60
Nfh fn aiauf iuuf
Bosses mmfhraaf af tht Trust
fafHf ta S. >amt 49, aH d
nis asa fht fs dsnta In
ln Iaua l'ia4 aHd ruuti
aHm fafHa8un
asa O. Rfa nit IA
Hna
f HfrI
M r
M MH...
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KEY WESTER MAKES "IF-
ING" PREDICTIONS ON
DIRECTIONS DISTURB
ANCE MIGHT TRAVEL
Where Is the hurricane GO
ing Co strike?

where - the hurricane go
ing TO strike?
That question was put this
forenoon 10 "a Key Wcster
who D. ln "a better position
than anybody else here to
know. and he replied that
nobody could answer deiln-
ltcly hc,aI hurricanes
have been known to do all
manner SCI thiuV H. KEY
N,-t. ior instance. hc tated.
We have battcued up or bat
tened down on many occa-
,iou~. ~ hen expecting "a hur-
lItau, tu strike here. and Il
truck here.
"If~ Prrdi-uons
B,r'sIrr 'hst - va. me- i'aF
ug u an uif.is| ,Gata't ,ff
r.,r.I. &C., susfl' ks ~
Pc, ...t. 'f., psf4.f rr. aHft
=. '.tH = ure
o. o.. tnrIH, u'InT
o.. srt ...rs y s#. fI.F' Has
r.'. ....-' .' 'lis % T. 'U
,rI. .HrttIs toward tHf nwfI. H
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STORY OF BEETLE
IS RELATED HERE
opEhATIoNs EXPLAINED IN
GATHERING At SIZE on
WHITEHEAD STREET

d. fnu wish 80 see beetle.
Hifh e btak as Il sword. and
se fhs beetle stick that
sword through the worm
That Huicst polngianH treesy
So TAR a. The citizen j.
aware that beetle Was first
observed m key West this
morning by Judge RAYMOND
q Lord Assistant state At
tofurt William Y Albury
and ATTORNEY Roger Wat
kus
TIE Truea-ons untouehsa
Directly u flunt II Attorney
"a ktna ulfict. m thc Lord
Chh huilalng - tie southeast
oafnr ai suslihafd and White
heaa streets. - = poinciana whose
leae at auioaehed by surms
Afns tnf street 90 the nurth-
atH .ans r an1ihrr poinCiana
fnat Del a.nHf stripped
WafElns uafIr-d ere differ
.rf a. .uUHsfaH ul fhr tWo trcca.
aIttH up fs tbs trunk uf
ft tr n hsnf uf hls office 60
mlnr the reason
EtHs minute BE- SAID
AiHaIH mt Judge Lard
a. a. - A ae.sssas "a aa...a
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Neg wsst Fior5aa. 80 80
most equabls ellmats n 60
coantry. viii - assfm3s
range Of only - Fahr~nheIl
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SERVICE AND CIVILIAN
PERSONNEL AND FAM
LIES MAY USE BUILD
INcS AT MOB OR MAS

Captain {. r.. Reordan,
commanding officer at the
Naval Operating Base IN Key
West, today informed civil
ian employees at the navy
yard and members Of their
families and naval personnel
and members Of their fsmi-
lies that they may seek SAFE
~ from the hurTicsT :. in the
event ID strikes in his area,
in buildings at the MAS and
the MOB.
Civilians, a. well as naval
personnel. are TO 70 10 the
buildings where they are now
working.
The buildings will be
ready for occupancy "a any
CONTINUED on Page Three
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%[%IZZ[\\
REVOLUTION IS
STILL F0MENTINC
IN ARGENTINA

buEnos AIRES. Sep. IL.
hmvuiutaon BE- fomenfina
Ia AFaenG.ns. Vice pFeHiasns
1uan PwFon declared today.
hs sEplainea thst . plos
hes been Matched up 20 ever
fhFow tire present govern
NEST. and he called upon the
army 20 iruatFsts the plottsrs.
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DEPOSED MARSHAL Al
LOWED VISITORS ONLY
HALF HOUR IN ANY
SINGLE WEEK


PARIS. Sept. l4.-Mad-
anne Pctain. after four years
a. first lady 81 France. nine
months Of exile in Germany
and three months in French
custody for questioning. now
i living obscurely ~ Paris.
mOmentaTlly pre- occupied
with how to get warm cloth
ing for her aged husband in
a fortress cell in the Pyre-
nees.
Her main worry. lricnd
say. Is whether she can snake
practical arrangements Tor
seeing the depoSsd Marina ]
a. often as possible Under
regular prison rules the for
mer Nichy chief oi state.
held in poTtalet Fortress
since communication 81 hi>
death sentence for lntelli-
gencc with the enemy. Is al
lowed visitor only "a half
hour each week and the near
81 village D. several miles
away.
His wife. who Is - wears
Younger than a. is anxious 90
learn what quarters shr might
find near the fortress. There now
"a talk of moving the B9-ycar-
old prlsoncT Ca warmer climate
portalct often b blocked ~
snow drifts covering the gag Eag
uphill road Go the fortress tuf
weeks On end and is cspcciaily
provided with food stock, fof such
occasions
n medical authorize find Pc
tam unable 90 stand thc uEuEs
oi ths Pvrenccs mountain olm-
ate. il IS possible D., NAV br
moved A. present be- has onlV
On electric heater In has cell. hui
e. stove would be- available ia
colder weather The unIN place
where b, can cNerCt~e IS g. ter
race reached los a flight oi star
whlch NAV prove difficult ioI
harm tu climb
Marianne prlaln received her
fr-t letter from hcI husband re-
GENTLY and be- appeared pes
s.mists and Discourage. friends
reported
Rarely IN evidence 81 Vichy
during Pctaun's rule. Madame
Pstain. q tall digniflcd fouw'I
sucIstv woman. Cos, abuui the
streets at PARIS and rides fh,
subway without ever hclug rec
uRulzcd
Shc lives with friends oi
" hom So, has many But the,
saS she has not attempted &C. u>,
hcr contacts tn gam auN favor
iui Petaiu. leaving sli arfanEs
uent, a. has lawyers
Onc ~ thc complication. ol
huI liir nuN Is CO., legal ruu
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CANCELLATIONS
AID OFFENDERS
in SEX CRIMES
GIVEN CHOICE OF OPERATION
on LIFE IMPRISONMENT
ONLY TWO OUT or FORTY.
FIVE CHOSE PRISON
By RALPH DIGHToN


PASADENA. Calf. Sept.
Il.-Superior Court Judge
Frank {. Collier has given Ia
IS men the grim choice be-
tween life imprisonment and
emasculation. and only two
chose prison.
IT, FOr eight years he has fol-
LEVIED this method of hand
ling men convicted ol sexual
OfleHse against children un-
der II.
Not one Of the o. who un-
derwent operations has com
planned that the sentence
was too severe. SAYS the
Judge. nor has anyone pro
tested that be WAS lnhumanc.
ON the contrary. MANY
emasCulated men have
thanked Judge Collier tor
helping them % lead useful
lives again.
STsissa BY wCTU ma Psrvers
lnlCfsICWed "a las South Pasa-
dcna Rome. The tsll. - htc Aaiftd
81 ycsr-old Iurst displayed Is il.c
Of correspondence tao inches
thICk A note uf commentator
from the santa Munica. Calf.
WCTC saws We are lOO pr
cent hack 81 you" a tW.o-pagc
letter from pcrvcri Who came
under Judge Golfers jurisdiction
Says My mtnd has cleared. ms
homes happ ness has come back
Jrdge Collier rs convinced be-
Is doing the rlehi ,h.uE O. Is
the nnlA waN I haN, found o. pre-
vent .cpgaters. hc SAYS jail 81.
~ good They ar, worse when
thss get ou' Hofmun, treat
nruis aIc tos expensive for wosi.
ami the Treatments az, none tou
certain uf practical The ouis
was is io remove tne cause ct
this abnufmalIiy That works I
knaa tha' ta bC iaCt
Jldg, CuiIlrr always places 90.
Tenders 900 probation g.. period
90 wears following ,rt~c4lsfiYn
OF 20. - men ~bu have r11.,u
ih, pptfatian. vhlCh b, ss.G kept
them fueEifaIlftd iu. nu more
uaa0 "a tuu.. uuls ou,. nfaIIy
1hnumaI has violated pubs-
t5un
No Test Gases"
There have hten 90 Test cases.
10 th, courts thc rud4, Saws. 49,
cau., there Is rufhIng Go fss' TIE
Offender 81. gwen % cnu.r o. be-
urcfoTs erlascula'Iuu De- mus ygn
a Nalvct before the up, s'iun.
gcisauUE ey,ttun, cuuC. mad
ffaw aIl CLAIMS
During 'hs probationary prrlni
ths Iuda, > Kept informed OF sus
phs-.alunlral and psychological
change. Actual eos, ni-iH
records. J4dEe Collie saws.
.f.td fa ii-pfuyt uniolr1,a >up.
pu-Ifuu rrrr.fuIul harmful e.
H.tf. .n 90, udisIdua|
Iudl, CHIhr hs- neafd ai tUa
ptn, uul.t- nn iuIl.a tns aHt
...st du.. D.a. Boz fhInt 20. -4,
Dresiul t,.ui aIN Inflarro, mmt
uHe. 2. ffs t
D,nn.ft.s nos %, at- Nui
uau, 81 tr,u ta. enough -ui-
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Seven TOpRaking Jap Wdl0rG
Observation-Disclosures Week
Last One To Take Own
Life Out &c t:reap VA
General fe.hlmatB
Shot Thruugh Head

sWE a3w@@&1NN# NN@MMa
TOKYO. sept. I4.-s~wwa
sop-Fsakins Jsp wssi~sas
have committed sasssas shis
week. hsadassrssvs sansusss.
ed today.
The l.si ore wea c~mssai
Yeshimale. whs Eippsd epsn
he ssomaxh With . swosa
and then hot himsstt
through the iesd.
The Japaness ampsra
government today inlpFm
General EirhelhsfRsF sm
handing the AmeFlran
Eighth Army IN thia -
that u would aFFvss 81 49,
var criminals whpse sane
are submitted g. smpeTiai
headquarters.
~ On waF CFisnipsl lisa
ON General Nae ArihW
war criminals lisl ar so 1ap-
anese and l6 non-Japan
n j. believed thai sams 81
The men wanted have I'D
from this clty. thsu0h = -
said that the Japaness aat-
cTnment kmows where %
are and will tuFu them ot
to General Ma Arihuf fH
trial.
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NINE. PETAIN Is LOYAL
TO CONDEMNED HUSBAND
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WASHINGTON. Sect. IA
Industrial leaders said today.
that. despite the fact that
hundreds Of thousands Of
workers have lost their war
Jobs. yet many plants are
unable 20 GET e sufficient
number Of men TO hasten re-
conversion.
They said that the great
majority Of the men who had
been laid off wsrs employed
shortly ssteFwaFd.
Evening star., 1945-08-10
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4.FAMnY apis, built 3, years: $3.50
mateiy IHae 1S% return F. FGoWo " BERENs, INC.
SMALL APT. HOUSE, one block off Conn,
ave- apis: excellent tenants; splendid
ATTENTION have 4-unit apt. ior
for sale at SI6,756, only Al times annual
ICE. VACANT HOUSE nGTf tDTn.; insS1At'S sood con-
ment apt; near n. Capitol and R. / ave.
SUBSTANTIAL cash required Call HICKS
EkFST Excl gs2 Ewes AD aSGa
reinforced concrete warehouse, ideally sit
uated downtown area; suitable for garage
storage space a etc; OIL heat; md a,sGa com
Priced for only $4,000 CAL til pm.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 14l5 K st.
APARTMENT, 3-famiIy semidetached brick.
for Petworth section near Sherman Circle:
4 rooms and bath each, oil heat, gear
brick garage; nne INCOME; Sl4,95O, on
terms. LEE REALTY CO., Ma. 6l49 until
DOWNTOWN STORE and 2 apartments:
semidetached brick, bringing excellent re-
For oetails,. call LEE REALTY CO.. MA.
6149 until pm.
BUILDING WITH APIS. and store; apt.
business; Sc. section Of Washington. To
settle estate, MA. 6253;
% apts.). in good condition; oil ,h.-w;h.
Annual income over $1,000 Price for
quick sale. S15.500 SENATE REALTY
Co. IIO7 Eye INV Ex. 1854.
Md ave, S25,000. Call co. 4402.
NEAR l4th AND PARK RD. SW.-Three-
story brick dwelling, 10 rooms, baths.
garage, INV h: recently decorated, con-
verted into 4 apartments. Excellent in
come. attractive terms. Box 290-C, Star.
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE-A corner lot
with frontage Of 20 feet on Rhode Island
ave. ne, Containing 4,4so square feet;
improved by well-built stucco dwelling
with 7 rooms, bath, cellar, hot-water
heat with gas furnace, brick garage; an
attractive home and fine business location.
Price, $500 JAMES MORRIS WOOD
WARD, Realtor, 723 goth st. NV. (exclu.
NEAR e0th ANB X SITS. N.w.-First COM
mercial; lot has a frontage OF 22.5 feet
with outlet on 2o7fous alley; suitable for
q small business building; improved by an
old frame dwelling. Price, $4,000. JAMES
MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor, 723 goth
ST. NV exclusive AGENT.
BUY B0NDS-Then paying houses, fats,
small ONCE bldgS., lots. n. E RYON Co.
GE. 6l46.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

5-RoOM BUNGALOW. attic finished into
8 rooms; full basement, h.,;w.h.. lot. 75x
$50 it.. across from school, transp. one
block: no less than $4,000 down. 4724
Branehville I'd. Berwyn 309-R.
Groom bungalow, large living rm, 3
bedrms; lot 60x150. Other good buys in
nearby Maryland. MR.. ISELI, UN. 2200;
sxIrfMoaG syfi, M sa@2, 2B,Lvp.-1 acre ground, H.
room house; center hall; living room. din
ond floor. bedrooms, z baths; hoorsd rec
terms. Call Mrs Gregory, with o. B.
zANTzINGER, r.; real estate. uN. os2s;
TWO-FAMILY HOME, 5 yrs. old, modern,
detached, 2-story; 3 blocks from Capital
Transit busline; consisting Of rooms and
bath on first floor; occupied by owner; COM
pletely furnished 4-room and bath apt.
on second floor: private entrance: rented
at S10O a mo-: full basement, air-condi-
toned heat; steel easement windows: large
lot, beautifully handicapped. Price, $4,000,
terms, Furniture in second-foor apt in in
slaaed CAL W sJaa! L Primrose iaa I p sdsI JOHN
VII WMLiAMs IAN Nf REAL AZ 0RsTATEMHoases fur
nished and unfurnished. Cottage City
MR. MARTIN, UN. 220O; evenings, co.
95Is aIs MADISON AVE. near Hyattsyille
Theater, high school, cars, bus, markets;
large, like-new, 6-rm., hall home: 60-ft.
lot, forest shade, shrubs; will sacrifice, with
S2,400 down payment; inspection appoint
msnt OILY. MARIE 1. WALKER, WA.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS in English
Village, Bethesda, reasonably priced, terms.
]. NOBLE BOAZ, Realtor. 724o Wis. ave.
ssthssda. WI 264S.
mateiy 5ox200; 5 mi. from Silver spring.
MecAULEY REALTY CO sH. S412. '
COUNTRY HOMESITES in beautiful Raven
wood Estates; wooded, rolling, IA to Ia
acres. near Falls Church. Va, conv. to
D. C. via Lee blvd: architectural restric-
tens; B rs 4a Sl65o Up For information phone
SILVER SPRING. large corner lots near
Indian Spring Country Club S1.s0O each:
corner lot near Argyle Country Club;
$3.50. MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.,
S644 Colesyille I'd SH., 800;
BEAUTIFUL Eff IL LOT on 10th ST. 27-tt 'front.'
SUIT YOURsELF-Choice lots. near Glebe
rd., North Arlington; l,6OO. 81 500.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, OK. I13o,
DESIRABLE wooded building lots, Chevy
Chase, Md.-3 lots between 5000 and 4006
lots north of 6525 Maple. ave, 60x11o It..
2l47. SHANNON & LUCHs CO, 1905 Il
st. NV. MA 2345.
CHOICE commercial and residential lots
on. Georgia ave. extended at Wheaton.
a few choice residential lots, II99oxx200.
terms. Exclusive with E. S. PRICE & CO..
NE. $3.50. Eve; and Sun. 81: 1929.
BUILDING LOTS, n acre, Sl75; u mile
from Allentown I'd. Sc. miles from An
CoLoRED-TWO LOTS, 48th and Meade
S1.S50: terms, $3.50 down, S35 mo. Write
OWNER. Box 471-D. Star. 16.