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Pearl Hurbor
Continued From First Page J

uldtcly S6Ilt IOF CIl1S lnJelllRence
officer, and he confirmed this in
formation"
Several days after that, Admiral
Bellinger told the committee, he
was working on some papers with
Rear Admiral Husband E. Kimmel
Pacific Fleet commander, and first
saw one of Washington's warning
dispatches. Evidence has shown
that Admiral Harold r. Stark, chief
Of naval operations, sent Admiral
Kimmel message on November 81
1941, beginning. This dispatch is
to be considered war warning"
Only Information From Press.
During October, November and
December" Admiral Bellinger tolo
the committee in a written state
ment, my only information con.
corning our relations with Japan
and the imminence of war came from
the Honolulu newspapers.
These newspapers described q
tense situation, but this had no,
been the first time during the yeal
that such situations were indicated
between the United States ano
Japan. Also there were japanese
ENJOYS in Washington who, accord.
ing to the papers, were endeavorine
to bring about peaceful settlement
"The information available tc
me-limited and unofficial as it was
did not indicate that I should rec
ommend to the commander in chief
Pacific Fleet, that distant patroI
plane search for the security of Pear
Harbor be undertaken at that time.
Admiral Bellinger, in collabora-
ton with Maj. Gen. F. L. Martin
Army Air Forces commander in Ha-
wall, had prepared report on the
air defense of Hawaii early in 1941
This report emphasized the danger
OF a surprise air attack from car
riers-the method Japan chose.
|. Was Short of Planes.
For a commander to be reason.
ably sure that no hostile carrier
could reach a spot $50 miles away
and launch an attack without priol
detection would have required an eff.
fective daily search through $50 de.
grees to a distance of at least 800
miles" Admiral Bellinger said. AS.
Stunning 25-mile radius of visibility
this would have required a daily
l61a hour fight of so Phys planes
This. in turn, would have necessi-
tated a force of not less than Isl
patrol planes, adequate spare parts
and ample well-trained personnel.
I'VE had 81 patrol planes in the
whole Hawaiian area, including
Midway"
Frequent Verbal Clashes.
During the period Immediately be.
fore the attack, Admiral Bellingel
told the committee, the feet patro
wings, which he commanded, were
operating on missions and schedule.
approved by the Commander il
Chief"
Seth w. Richardson, the commit
tees chief counsel, put the admira
through a stiff cross-examinatior
which brought frequent verba
clashes.
Mr.. Richardson asked him whethe
he ever requested Army planes t.
supplement a long-range patrol.
All you had to do was ask TO
those Army planes to get them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
Stock Market Drifts
Irregular|y Lower
In Quiet Dealings
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-A tired
looking stock market today nego-
tiated further average retreat
after its best month since last April.
Encouraging to bullish contin-
gents was the fact that selling never
was urgent and that extreme losses
running to or more points were
trimmed substantially in most cases
near the close and scattered gamers
appeared. The ticker tape fire.
quently loafed from the start. Vol
ume for the full proceedings was in
the neighborhood of 1,700 900 shares,
one of the smallest for the past
several weeks.
Thoughts ia technical correction
of the fast swing to peaks since 1881
inspired considerable profit cashing.
The stale-mated steel and General
Motors controversies contributed
little to sentiment although belief
that the wage-price spiral was a
reality served as an antiliquidating
argument. Hopes for constructive
labor legislation still provided a prop
for trends.
Steels and motors were in supply
throughout but even these came
back in the final hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
Washington Produce

From the Department Of Agriculture
Prices paid net fob. Washington
EGGS-Market weak and unsettled
Supplies very liberal and in excess de-
mand. Consumer demand limited to i'm
mediate needs and trading generally quiet
Prices paid for Federal-State graded eggs
received from grading stations tJanuary
ID. Whites, browns. mixed colors: U. s.
grade A. extra large. AZ; large. Al; med
ium, 80. U. S. grade C. SO. CAmmer-
cially graded eggs: A large. 40; medium,
1885; current receipts SO: few low as SO
Total volume of officially inspected and
graded eggs in Washington during the week
ending January %, 1915, was 6.o46 cases
including 504 cases received direct from
LIVE PoUETRy-Market very quiet and
slightly weaker: Trading extremely dull
Fowl na scarce and IN good demand coIn-
pers offerings At t sharp concessions not
tirmsd sales higher; fey Leghorns, %:
good quality. 30; few Leghorns, 21-22.
DRESSED POULTRY Gce-packed)-.
roasters. Trading limited to Immediate
needs. Fowl scarce with good demand
Most dealers still showing fairly heavy
carry over Country points somewhat
Very few fowl. 33.40: broilers and fryers
. pounds and under, 31-32: 2R-3 pounds
29l2 81, mostly 30-31; ga pounds. 30-32
mostly 81; roasters, pounds, 34-36
mostly IS: 4la pounds and over, 36-3S
mostly 3o-37; few mixed lots. 29-3l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
Electrical Appliances
Delayed by Strike

by CIlc AS' FTtsB..
NEW YORK, Jan. 31-Oficials OF
Westinghouse Electric Corp.-one OF
the major companies involved in an
industry strike since January Is
estimate it may be fall before cleo
trical appliance production reaches
quantity levels.
They stated at a preview of the
company's consumer products yes
terday that such output was 40 pei
cent below prewar figures before the
strike began.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
D. {. Bank C|earinus
Highest on Record
During January
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

by LIZ ~ % o4NLs
Indicating the most active Jan.
uary business on record, Washing
ton bank clearings in the opening
month of the year totaled $257 $780,
1876 in comparison with $189, 877,-
446.12 in January, l945, an increase
of $67,802, 751.44.
Clearings were the highest for
any month in the history of the
Clearing House Association, Man.
ager George H. Bright reported, even
exceeding the previous all-time high
of $256, 1872, 08157 reached in Decem-
Der. In the past there has usually
been a letdoWn in January clearings
following the December Christmas
trade.
Today's January report was the
first since the total clearings for 1916
showed a gain of 1897 1853 1893 over
1914
Bank Stocks at New Peaks.
Bids for nearly all Washington
bank stocks sold over the counter
have advanced substantially during
the first month of 1916 and are
carrying the highest quotations in
years, a survey reveals.
The bid for Anacostia Bank now
stands at ITO; City Bank, As; Co.
lumbia National. 265; Hamilton Ma
tional, so; Morris Plan, 3512: Mum
sey Trust, 100; National Metropoli-
tan, 82a; Second National, 871s
Security Savings & Commercial
100, and Suburban National, %.
Washington Railway & Electric
Participating Units are the most
active issue in the over-the counter
market, dealers said today. While
sales have been heavy, prices have
changed but little, the latest bid be-
ing 1917 with 21A asked.
One of the favorite bonds in the
list will disappear when Washing
ton Properties rs are redeemed on
March l.
Farm Price Warning Issued.
Farm land prices are following
the inf1ationary trend of the World
War I period, with average prices in
10 States. above levels of the boom
peak in 1920, according to the Agri-
cultural Commission of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association.
The banks of the country are
urged to discourage borrowing for
speculation in farm lands. They
are also asked to help veterans by
giving them practical information
about the hazards inherent in ex-
cessive farm land prices.
Four Banks in Biggest" List.
Four Washington banks are in
cluded in the American Bankers list
OF the 300 largest commercial banks
in the United States, Riggs National
with deposits of 1925, 432 ,546; Amer
lean Security, $126 1884, 36; Hamilton
National, 500 1868 ,052; National Met
ropolitan, 63,536,671.
Deposits in the Nations banks
reached S162 200, 100000 at the end
of 1945, up $4,000, 600, 900 in the
year. the review states. The Chase
National remains at the top of the
list in size, with the Bank of Amer
lea second
Kaiser-Frazer Agents Appointed.
Appointment of Washington Mo-
tor Sales to handle Kaiser and Frazer
automobiles in the Capital was an
nounced today. The company
headed by S. E. Randolph, will be
distributor of the Frazer in IL Vir-
ginia and four Maryland counties
and retail dealer of the Kaiser in
Washington and vicinity.
William B. Cloe, RFC agent in
Richmond, reports that residential
building contractors are having no
trouble obtaining all the credit they
want.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. 81 P-The price of
the usually erratc May rye was kept on
the move faster than usual today over a
broad range of rapid fluctuations both
above and below yesterdays close.
Oats attracted fairly active two
sided trade most of the day at prices only
fractionally away from the previous close.
while brokers showed little interest in
wheat, corn and barley which remained at
ceiling prices.
Wheat, corn and barley closed I'M
changed from the previous final quota tions
at ceiling of S0l7. 1917 and 1.22h. re-
spectively: rye unchanged to ga up. May,
2:l0b-2.1l; oats. UNCHANGED to "a up.
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Junior League Head Named

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 tP).-Mrs.
Ralph j. Jones of Fairmont, w. Va,
was nominated yesterday for the
presidency of the Association of
Junior Leagues of America by the
Board of Directors to succeed Miss
Cecil Lester Jones of Washington.
The election will be held during the
annual conference May Is to 10 in
Quebec.
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Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 R.-After dis
playing easiness early today the cotton
futures market rallied on mill covering
against textile orders along with scattered
commission house and New Orleans buying
completed against recent purchases OF
Government cotton, the 1S-point increa Sc
in the February Government cotton selling
price and uncertain crop prospects for next
year were steadying influences.
Late afternoon prices were 35 to 70
cents bale higher: March, 1926; May,
1926 and July. 1894.
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N. Y. Bond Market


lICCStLou 5s63Alo1ih
Int ct No 6s 81. slA
Int GIN LIST 6s52 o7M
Int HydroEl6s44 95M
lint T&T IS IS los
IKanCitySo 4s75 1904
lLehvl HIT IS 81 63A
ILeh vi As zoos 62A
iLehVlTrm 1851 90
Mich CG 3hs69 112ih
MKT IS SO A. eoIA
mo Pac 51as 40 Ala
lMo Pac 5s IS A 1o2
mo Pac IS N F 1o1N
mo Pac 5s rs @ 1914
'lMo Pac gn As rs 50
lMoris&E 4Azs55 GIN
lMor&E3 las2OOO Is
lNashC &SL 4s7S los
IlNYC 4Aas2013A 96N
I|NYC con As SO 9eih
,NY Conn27ss75 lo3I
,lNY Eds 3As IS 1854
IINYNH&H 6s 40 1914
'lNYNH&H4Has67 7Sih
lNYNH&H As So 76N
lNYNH&H As 81 41N
my w B 4ias 40 4oiA
lNorflkSo5s2014 s.
INorflkSo4 hs9S 1o3N
lOhio Ed gas 75 lo4A
Pac GEE IS 70 lloN
lPennRRg4 Ias65 127N
IPennRR 3Hs So 1o9iA
lPeoria&Est4s60 %
lPittsC&C3hs65 1o2H
.lStLSnFr $3.50 B 70
'IStLSnFr 4Has78 SIN
,lStLSnFr 4s50 A BN
,iStPKCSL4Has41 62N
lSeA Air L c fjS45 1871
'lSea Air L4Izs wi 81
$50 Pac 4Ks 68- 1914
$50 Pac 41as so 1o3N
ITex&Pac3Kss 1o5H
Third Ave IS go s.
Third Ave As 80 o9N
Utd Bis 3hs So 1o4h
Wabash 4Hs 81 SO
wash Ter 2%70 LOB
West Sh 4s2361 91N
West I'm IS 81 lo4iz
West I'm IS go 1o5N
West I'm 4Ias5O 1o6%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31

Graham-Paige Motors Corp. elect
ed Edgar Kaiser vice president and
general manager. He is a son of
Henry Kaiser.
Lehigh Valley Railroad elected
John r. Grove vice president. He
is also general manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
ZENITH Radio 8 4lA 4oM 4oM i

ZENITH RAUIg 4IN 4ON 40N Il
zonite Prod 1sg IS i LIN 12zs - VI
Hourly Sales ON the Exchange To-day:
l1:00 am. SEQ 600 l2:OO noon TAO 600
100 pm. 600 600 900 I'm gao ooc
tUnit of trading. 10 shares; sales prlnted
IN full. in bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act,
Rates Of dividend In the foregoing table
are annual disbursement based on the last
quarterly or semi.annual declaration. Un-
bends are not included. x Elk dividend.
xr II rights. : also extra or extras. B Plus
sisred o. Dsid % Il. fhis year. Payable BE
u stock. Peid last year, b Payable in
Canadian funds. Accumulated dividends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31

One-third of the rice produced In
Japan goes for the manufacture Of
rice wine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31

4ktLA5OEt1 4. .uU
2hs 62-59- 1o2 10
2ks 1867 Jun LOB Is
NEW YORK CITY
IS 80 ---1 22N
FOREIGN. 200
Akershus As 6S- %
Australia IS IS 1o0N
ChilMB61as57 "a ASA
ChileMB 1851 a asa
Chile 6sJan61 a as
Grk Is 6S pit pd Ia
Norway 4tas SO 1864
Peru LIST 6s 80 40
Sydney 51zs 55 1o3A
Uruguay 3Ias "a 8
DOMESTIC. 300
Am q FP5s2O3o 1o7X
Am T&T IS Sc lS3M
obacco3s69 1864
Att CT LIST As SO 111N
BOO 95 A. 96N
BIO CSC lOOM
BIO 1000 D. 96N
B&O 90 r 9Aih
Bro CIV go 95
B&O So Wsn so lo2
Bost Me 4Kas 70 80
Brk Ed 3Hs So 1914
Burl CR&N5s34 Sc
Can Nat IS 70 1854
Can Nat 434s55 123M
Cent Ga IS 90 c IS
CentRR NJ 5sS7 STA
Chi&Alton3s40 63A
Chi a. E / inc 81 65ih
CMStP4hs2044 9AN
Chi&NW 4hs99 o5iA
GRIP RI As "a 71A
CTHSE in IS so 81
CCC StL Asst 1914
Col & So 4 1asS0 62N
Com Ed 31as So lbs
Cons p 21ss 75 lo7N
Day Pol 2As75lo6
Del & H,ld As 631o6iz
Del L&W4s2042 "
Duo 1t 3Has 60 1o4zs
Erie 4 las 2015 1o2X
Hud Coal 5s62A STA
Hud&M ri IS 81 1914
Hud&M IN IS 81 a.
lie 43.s &c o5
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Washington Exchange

Rises rights-10 at 25; I at IS; at rs
Riggs fractions at 1875: / at 1875.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction lst $500 at 1884,
woodward g. Lothrop common-10 a
1871
Potomac Electric Power 5laG preferred
3 at 1l0h.
washinston Railway & Electric preferred
z at 1854.
Washington Gas common-1O0 at 32is.
Riggs fractions at 1875: l at 1875.
Rigs rishts-30 at 25a4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31
N. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.

M PREVIOUS CLOSE.
:O0lKingston Pro go
ohlKirk LGM hot $50
eHILake Sh M b 30 22is
Q Lskey fem cog II
9AlLeonard OH Dew ga
nlLone Star G.70g 17iz
NlLong Island Lite, ia
9h|Louisan L&E.40 IL
5NIMesabi Iron lo3&
SNIMich Sugar $
3AlMid-West CpKe 22N
, miller Woh. s0a. 33iA
oNIMolybdenum " lel4
oHlMonogram Pict- 10
Q Monroe l. A 90 5
City Cop Sih
zAINat Bella Il .O7s 6i1
5NlNat Fuel Gs 20 1914
ontEatUpionRadio. IL
ohtNiagra Hud pvr 11h
Z Mag Shar B Hg 12M
9NlNiles- BEN p / 21N
'1mINipsing M h.05s -
lhlNor Am Lt&Pwr 6,k
81 Nor State Pwr A 81
.2MlO Ogden Corp 3g 4
3bl Pan Am Air WV II
IN Pantepec O.64s 11A
23slPenn Trafi.175e 9sts
.oNl 2ennroao hag-- szS
'1lzl Pioneer Gold S%
70 Piper Aircraft II
2AIPitney-Bow.4 0a l4iz
AZ Polaris Ming BOG 10
8 PremierGld ole 2t3is
5iA Producers Corp ga
ga R-K-O WV 90
6AlSt Regis PAPER lin
q Salt Dome OIL 6se
%lScnlu CO l Alb -
ga Schultz Inc 6iA
AAISelected Industr GA
Aircrft go 1914
90 Std Silver-Lead- 3HA
i ITextron Inc Iag. 72lh
3ssITri-Contntl WV SiA
8 unit Airc Prod ] 27s
90 Unit Corp WV z
z IUtah-Ida S .15e 81
lniWriRht-Ha h.20 5iA
Ids In the foregoing tabls
sements based on the last
annual declaration. Un-
ed. special or extra divi-
cluded. a Also extra or
ock dividend. q Cash or
or paid so far this year.
g Paid last year. b Pay
! funds. K Accumulated
declared this year. n New
warrants. xw without
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-31

ACT Brill WV -
Aero Sup B .20g
Am Cn Mfg .20g
Am CP&L B
Am & Fgn P WV
Am G&E l Goa
Am l. g. T 1.20-.
Am Maracaioo
Am Republic hg
Am Superpower.
Anch PostF. zoe
Ark Nat Gas A.
Atlas Corp WV
Atlas Plywood 1
lBabcock&W1Ag
Barium Steel
8erk & Gay Fur
Bliss E w $3.50
Blue Ridge Bob
Bunk HiIl&S VA
Burma Ltd -.
BURY Biscuit
Calite Tun .20g-
Catalin Am .30g
Cen IL s W Util
lChief Cons Ming
Cities Service
Colonial Air rts-
| Colo Fuel&I WV
| Cons Biscuit, 80
ICont Fdy d NJ ]
ICornucop G Min
ICroft Brew ,05R
Grown C Pet Ag
Cuban A Sc l ks
iDet Gray Iron
Domestic Ind A
Elec Bd&Share
Elgin Nat w We
Elliott CO L.
EQUITY Corp
Esquire Inc .60g
Fairchild E cog
Fansteel NJ Ag-
Goldheld Con =.
Hecla Mining l.
Huylers
InsCoNAm 2ha ]
Init Petrolm hi
| Rates Of divid'
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far this year. eeT extra. 1885, extra
So 90 extra K loo extra pPaid in
1945. $4,000 extra.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

GoLoRED-saoo DoWNl S45s month, 12Is
GRO. H. WILLIAMS co,-coLoRED, nea,
BeEn'na n asfs Ia,, - $-yyear-old 11a,stoI,
rs.gr, iiy. rm. with fireplace. screens
coLoRfIpmRoW lsg Gfl.p-- BRicK WIN s @ @5o9m.
priced Tor QUICK sale at S9,5U0. Gail MI,
stt5ZseTald D5st, 1y ,, AD 9Q%i eye&, AD 1922,
C0LoRED--WE HAVE, NUMEROUS col
ored properties listed for sale a. reason
c9s cs LUsfNE r&F BERENTsR aaeDhs a ven
coLoRFD-fINt Ne LOCATION near
modern e-rm> and bath row brick home
Hardwood floors, h W h fun basement.
5faee' 5 fsa 6er mS nar' cs Tp Mr. Mocs 81 81
6@3t or RE 500 TABLER, INC. lila
NJ st. NV, RE, 5000.
CoLoRED-,-NTAR CoLuMBIA Ep. and
>, rps ktcheqette and bath on @rd: NV.
be arranged Call OWNER. IA 06"n.
n,Ahts and Sunday ofhce DI. $500. No
CoLoKED-ouINCY and N capnor SIS
assioa MRS sWtg 5EopEh9p Ss pos
down 1000 block stn ST NV. :-Story ana
oa, oa ascneHt ,, Pttek @ rms, bah, h -#.h.
income from present tenants Cal DI
So n. BASIlIKO REALTY co ia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES haki1l;- a. settlement;
2 potches, h.-wh. oil burner refriaerator:
saIi5oe,, . Q, terms !; LETToN MARTIN,
CoLoEED-t6th ST. Sis s-foot. Co.
! .on!al- front row brick house, 6 rms. and
osth. not-water heat, hardwood foors. rice
grtDr Ind haC .fnt
Price. oaiy SI1450; S5sG66 tssh. " BAL N ar
.aneed Mr. Bennetr. AT H303 MAR
SHALL ~ 7 .W%,APLE CO. I2"4 l4th st.
coLoRED-oN EASY TERMS
c:o4 sero,ement ,wo-samily OTskf, es.
cS35eajcr SiTiS. i'Rn "a S556 S5zfn garage Ca" MI
Near Cow. Printing ohee-Ist comm
eort49ti% Terms Can Mr. Psruszl
adams 81 near North .csp1ol--sem
6c,acshed 3r.gE rooms h " h., rear
20 Pe'5as5 cssae '1ss'S2 MF home. terms. Call Mr.
I'm near You .n.w.-A good home on
only 81 500 cash Cali Mr. AIele Urcioio
s.T.a ne. near florida sye-charm-
hail Dlar tgu oasemen,. Colonial porch.
,eE Tfira ca nj M Ps5pze' FR ies c1ss brcs
: rms. h-w.h- OIL onderfu investment
qpportun.ty. -onIy $1,000 cash. Cali Mr.
FELTON,. co 5lGu-
Nichols avenue p. near W-First com
mtrcla.. "-slorE BRICK store ana rooms
XII bath Spleudld money -Ea king oppor-
Mir EaEsElo. H l6S4-M
Eseh'h, Hear @ n.e.-FlEst commercial
story bncE, rooms, h ", h Your
chance to make money. Only SL50n down,
CAY Nj CaTpe1ref PA. S55r.
Brook nd-Flfst commerc.aE detached
42AIup f. Unusual !nves,m oppor-
,Vg!ly, terms Gail Nj, sterlins. GE.
E>e 81. ne, near sxth--Two brick
homes. one Hlrh s2cre front, 2-story brick
garage ~ rea! Start your own business
nlth NAL! down payment Gail M.
NaIaF.o, Ill InS4-M
tl-S' st L near Soldiers Home
SUbs.aG' ally b-.t %-sFury byIck, 3 baths.
t,U! basement. now Tea}> for $40 mo
4 somtoE able hone with income: terms
Cal Nr Ster. ug. GE- 1910.
e. $, nv nea. N-Two-famliy IA,
rCom, and bath. separate entrances.
URcIOto REALTY CO Me. 1911. ia
CoLoRED-BABGAIN- Halt ard
- sY known as 1ui = st sw: I,
- }ear. pr.rad ~Il,75o
1915 \, ave. NV. 2-!amny spsrt-
ment rms. ana bath each: priced
>li.5uH
Nu& Delaware ave. sw. house with lot
.tGloiG5He. priced >4..5n MICHAEL
WALSH q SON new address, 14ii Eye 81
nv kE ~. ewes co $50 -lS
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SUBURBAN SALe-MARIlAkD.

THIS BRICK BUNGALOW in Hampshire
Knous Will please YOU: , bedrooms, tile
bath, fun basement and attic. Home in
excellent condition LandScaped ground
Si1.I@5. Mr. Miller. Oh 1900, C FRED
KELLEY CO A-4I
My HOME is FOR SALE in. Urbans. Route
40 Brick. rooms, bath | acre and
bdgS: fne location: bus Serv, churches,
stores and school. CHARLES W. COLE
MAN. Urnane, RID >, Frederick, Md l1'
-"-Story, 6-rm. frame eec-
tricity ana garage: approximately ia-acre
lot convenient stores and trsnsp,: 81 500.
Immediate possession with 5000 cash.
EUGENE L. VANN Real Estate. WA. 252l.
LANDOVER mLLS-Besutiful white bum
salow. immaculate condition finished
attic, ample closet space: situated on hieh
terrace and fenced lot; 5000 down
PERRY BOSWELL INC, WA, $500; eve
ain2S. WA U935 i
TWO REMODFIED FRAME houses. not
elaborate. but hvable-l6l2 acres; mi.
has fireplace one, rooms ~ baths.
ther, s rooms. Il baths, barn garage.
qck room. woodShed with bedroom above.
One rented for SO month. the other
wner occupied. Possession in fall. Will
.eept best offer around $40 600. l miles
= silver Spring. L S WESI Ely, owner,
spencerville Md, Ashton 1864
Continued on Next Pase1
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WooDSIDE PARK. in Silver spring-5-
yeaJold er modtrniStic DER home Of stone and
around IarRe' nicely andscaped % H't ot i1fis This
home IS unusual in design and has 3 large
bedrooms ,, and HOLLYWOOD baths. bright.
modern kitchen. beautiful recreation room
finished in knotty pine, and lavatory; oil
sG msot heat; bnilt-n garsss For sppoiaI
NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc. 400 block-semi-
come 1913 month Electrolux refriger-
steri gas - ranges and some furniture
Brown BRO fs REA1hY NJ coRP SsprnH 81 s6G EM 1921
SLIGO PARK HlLLS-Lovely stone and
doa screened nGe sde porch or ot besSt
fully Handicapped. Has to be seen TO appre-
ciate its value and surrounding. For
TON REALTY. exclusive agent s4a7 Ga.
AMERICAN UNIvERsITY-Close to paro-
brick home: first A., nv, rm., din rm, kit.
screened porch: 2nd f., 3 hedrms, tiled
oath, sleeping screened porch, oil heat,
MR1GHT EN-. $3.50 Til pm, s2ii
sn; EoT 5S. a.a s. sas: Ts
room. dining room. kitchen. 4 bedrooms
and beiq arvS Gas hsst GaTags Attrastiye
CORNER BRICK on North Csoitol st,
Just block from MichiGan ave.--Ar-
ranged Tor . families. . complete kitch-
ems; 2no floor apt. now rented to very
NICE tenants for S65 per mo. This is a
large house with full bssement and in a
very convenient location, close to street
cars bus and schools. Priced to sell at
$4,000. A good investment for some one
/ to live in one apt. and the rent from the
other apt. will help pay for the home.
For further information and an appt. to
| inspect call A II Parker. RA 2569 Elk
elusive with J. B. TIFFEY g. SON, 316
Kennedy st. NV
OPEN TODAY. ) To P.M.-34 Ana
costa rd. ne; owner occupied immedi-
ate possession; semidet. brick, 2-story. in
excellent cond.: 1st floor liv rm., din.
rm., kit. with gas range and elec. refsr :;
2nd f. bedrmS. tile beth and shower:
hardwood floors up and down: full base
ment, gas a.-c.h.; fenced-in back yard.
For further Information see Mr.. Covey on
premises, A. r. SEELYE. 1900 L st. NV,
d. S3o5.
Evening star., 1946-07-11

G SIS s4 known as 1Gi i St sw. i -
family oIIs& BUILDING renting for 81, ,s24
q Sear. pr!tad ~Il,7jU
ment i rms. ana bath each. priced
Sli .,,rH
NV.' Dt-e%are ave. v house with :9'
tuloGiHe. priced N8...ln MICHAEL
WALSH q SON new address l2I1 Eye st
Re h'!A" ewes. co $50 -16