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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-30
SUNDAY

Mornings
8:00-News and Special Features
9:OO-Young Peoples Church
9:30-Melodies BY Malcolm
10:OO-Radio Bible Glass
10:30-Voice of Prophecy
11:00-Grace Brethren Church
Afternoons
1900 Pilgrim Hour
12:30-Lutheran Hour
1:O0-Cecil Brown
1:30-Ramparts OF Time
1:45-Mennonite Choir
2:00-Stephen Graham, Family DR..
2:30-News by Bill Cunningham
3:00-Melody Theatre
3:30-Juvenile Jury
4:0O-House of Mystery
4:30-True Detective Mysteries
5:00-The Shadow
5:30-Quick AS A Flash
Nights
6:00-Those Websters
6:30-Nick Carter
7:00-Souvenirs
7:15-Old Fashioned Revival
8:15-Sunday's Headline News
8::30-Jimmie Fidler
8:45-Twin Views Of The News
9:00-Meet Me At Parky's
9:30-The Jim Bachus Show
10:00-Gabriel Heater Show
10:30-Latin. American Serenade
11:00-News and Music
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1O:3O-Orchestra Music
11:00-Moondial
11:55-Mutual Reports The News
SATURDAY
Weekday Schedule, with the fol-
lowing exceptions:
Mornings
10:0O-Cecil Brown
10:3O-Shady Valley Folks
1O:45-High School News
11:0O-Family Altar
11:30-Say 1t With Music
11:55-Associated Press News
12:00-Pan Americana
Afternoons
H:15-This Week In Washington
12:30-Flight Into The Past
1:00-Sunday School Lesson
1:15-Afternoon Melodies
1:30-Bands For Bonds
1:45-Football - Penn-Princeton
4:15-Belmont Races
Nights
6:15-Veterans Administration
6:30-Football Scores
7:00-Hawaii Calls
7:30-Name OF That Song
8:00-Twenty Questions
8:30-Bread OF Life
9:00-Stop If You've Heard This
9:30-The Better Half
10:00-Chicago Theatre of the Air
11:30-Nat Brandywine's Band
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Eloise McEIhone Maggi McNeIlis
A guy just doesn't stand much of
a chance sometimes on the Leave
It To the Girls" breakfasts as Ted
Malone upper left), master Of
ceremonies of the MBS Friday
evening series, will testify as re.
suit of seeing and hearing Madge
Evans upper right and EIoise Nc
Elhone and Maggi McNeIlis (lower
left and rightly speed swift and tell.
ing questions at the staunch male
notabIes who dare be their guests.
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Fibber Niece and Molly
On Family Theater Program

The marriage-making member of
the MCGEE household, Fibber him
self, decides to solve a broken
hearted secretary's romance prob
lem, and therein creates a half-hour
of hilarious drama that will be
featured on Mutuars THE Family
Theater" program tonight (Thurs-
day., 10 to 1920 p. M, EST, over
WEI. Fibber and his spouse Molly,
in private life Mr.. and Mrs. James
Jordan, will be co-starred on 1.-The
Family Theater" in a play specially
scripted for them that will include
in its cast many members of their
famous network comedy half-hour
program.
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10:30-Orchestra Music
11:00-Moondial
11:55-Mutual Reports The News
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MONDAY-FRIDAY


Mornings
6:00-Music, News, Farm Program
6:45-Rise and Shine and News
8:15-Happy Birthday Club
8:30-Little Record Show
s:45-Family Altar
9:00-Associated Press News
9:05-Melodies by Malcolm
9:45-Music in the Letter Vein
10:00-Cecil Brown
10:15-Morning Devotlons
10:30-Remember This
10:45-Morning Melodies
11:OO-The Friendly Philosopher
11:15-Shopper's News
11:30-Heart's Desire
Afternoons
12:00-News
,12:15-Luncheon Melodies
12:3O-Special Features
1:00-Cedric Foster
1:15-Red Hook-31
1:30-Special Features
2:00-Queen For A Day
2:30-Martin Block Show
3:30-Song of the Stranger
3:45-May We Help You?
4:00-Music
4:15-Johnson Family
4:30-Music
5:15-Superman
5:30-Associated Press News
5:45-Tom Mix
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French Star Jean SablOn
Gets "BIOck Party" Call

Jean Sablon, romantic French
singing star who is fast becoming a
U. S. screen and radio favorite, will
be the featured guest on tonight's
(Thursday), Mutual broadcast of
First Call For The Block Party"
$3.50 to 10 p M, EST. Sablon will
sing "Le Fiacre,'' while vocalist
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-30

These are concerns of John kieran.
whether he's batting back questions
hurled at him on the information
Please" broadcasts. or strolling
through some of his faVorite wood.
lands or just porting over books
from his substantial library. Fur
Their evidence of his happy and ap.
parently Unsuitable desire for learn
inc will be forthcoming when the
veteran newspaperman accompan-
les Franklin p. Adams, Clifton
Fadiman and quick-witted guests
as the notable series goes on the
air over Mutual each Friday night.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-10-30

Peggy Mann sings cover The Rain
bow" and teams with songster
Larry Douglas for a sparkling YER
sion of 'The Lady From Twenty
Nine Palms." Martin Blocks choice
of the Song OF The Week" will be
aired when Ray Bloch's Orchestra
presents their special arrangement
of Turkey In The Straw"
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Rise Stevens Guests
On "2O Questions" Show

Rise Stevens, mezzo-soprano star
of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany, will be guest contestant of
the-week on Mutual's radio version
of the old-time parlor game, Given
ty Questions" for the broadcast of
Saturday, Nov. l G to $3.50 p. m,
EST. Regular participants include
Fred VanDeventer, Florence Rim
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self, for her sake. She'll be call
ing for you soon."
OUTSIDE. the fantastic night
~ lights of Los Angeles were
going out. Watching, Bruce felt a
terrific yearning to be with
Tnette. He needed her poise and
her calm. That uneasiness he had
felt from the moment T'nette had
first telephoned had not disap-
peared.
Instead it had grown like a live
thing in him as he breathed in
the pleasantly unpleasant odors
of the hospital. felt all around
him the unseen yet very urgent,
vital business going on in every
little cubicle throughout the enor-
nous building. 1t was hard work,
exacting. Hell, it was drudgery;
but it was real work. It was sat-
isfying work. A self-conscious in
tern hurried by. Speculatively
Bruce watched him.. He might
have been an intern-once.
If last night, instead Of calling
for Tnette, or merely for Bruce,
Austin had telephoned and asked
for DR.. Crane
The thought of that prefix to
his name galvanized him, brought
him to a complete stop. Hot blood
began to pound in his ears. His
whole body stiffened, his breath
ing became sharp.
why don't admit it, right out
loud, here in this year of our
Lord? Why don't l tell myself the
plain truth, that I've made a mis-
take and that any man can make
one big mistake and still come
back. I'm not old. Pm only twenty
eight. There is time to 90 back.
There has to be timei"
He was possessed with one
thought: to get to T'nette. That
was why he had felt the over
whelming yearning to be near
her. This decision-it had been
coming on for long time.
He found his automobile. As he
shot it through the traffic out to
the San Fernando he disregarded
every traffic law of the Los An
geles Police Department. But he
arrived at his house in Encino all
in one piece. His hand shook as
he unlocked the patio door. He
opened 1t. rushed into the patio.
Gail was eating her breakfast
from the table under the blue UNI
brella.
Well" she commented. paul
Revere arrives as Mrs. Revere
departs"
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TODAY In HISTORY
know America)

l787-The Constitution of the
United States first appeared IN a
newspaper, the Pennsylvania
Packet and Daily Advertiser, IN
Philadelphia.
i796-President Washington's
historic Farewell Address" first
issued.
l859-"Dixie" composed by
minstrel trouper Daniel D. EN-
NETT. first sung in New York
becomes the Confederate War
song later.
l865-George M. Pullman and
his friend Ben Field, granted
Joint patent for upper and lower
berth invention.
l87l-Lincoln's body removed
IN its final resting place, Spring
field. I'll.
l88l-President Garfield dies
from an asSaSsin's bullets.
lg29-End of Wall Streets last
great bull market and virtual be-
ginning of depression times.
l934--Bruno r. Hauptmann ar
rested in New York for Lind
bcrgh baby murder.
i938-English and French gov
Crnments agree to support Hitler'S
fun demands on Czechoslovakia
IN order TO avert war.
legion 30th day of assault.
Germans all but in Stalingrad.
i944-American forces enter
Germany beyond Sittard.
i945-US. warships enter
Shanghai harbor for first time in
years.
l946-President Truman assures
Byrnes in Paris he stands behind
h,uo against Wallace.
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"Hello!" he said. surprised. rs
T'nette awaken" =,
"You just can't keep up with
your wife, can your" Let's match.
Heads, you eat breakfast with
me. Tails. you look for T'ne<te-
if you can catch her"
"Nuts!" He started to dash In
to the house. 80
what I'm trying to tell you,
darling" Gail called out, els that
Tnette is gone"
That's impossible" 'r
'"The only impossible thing"
Gail said as Bruce came over to
her, lis that you two missed hav-
ing a messy collision. You al
ways drive like a maniac. but
the way Tnette went crashing
out few minutes ago! Really,
Bruce, you must tell her a car Is
not a toy"
hospital?"
"Austin's always in an uproar
about something" Gail said. 1T
probably is nothing serious"
What did he say?"
Il gathered from Tnette that
Austin had had session with
the doctor. The doctor told him
something that upset him." ~.
"Oh!" Bruce sat down. "Prob-
ably warned Austin of the dam
gers Of seven-month delivery.
Still, the top men agree now that
everything else being equal.
Gail was watching him closely.
"You really did 60 to medical
school, didn't your" p
you knew that" = p F..
II didn't realize You, had gone
so far. Practically everybody starts
to medical school: or, at least,
most men say they started and
when you run down the facts you
find they've had one semester OF
college" Gail lit cigarette: in
hailed deeply. II saw your medical
books last night in the hall near
the guest room. Why don't you
put them out where. people. can
see them-Show them OFF,,
Abruptly, and without think
ing. he said: p
'sThat's what I'm going TODD.
I'm clearing out all the record
ing from the, den. and every
| thing else that doesn't belong"
He leaned across the table and
his eyes and voice were intense
as he said: I'm going back TO
med. school. Gail. next month"
Ito be continued 1..ty,
Copyright 1887 bp Frank Riordcn) 4
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CHAPTER 3

THE first rays of morning began
= TO finger tentatively through
the closed Venetian blinds; but
Tnette still had not slept. She
got out of bed and went to the
windows to watch for the sun
rise.
Over in Los Angeles, Bruce was
watching the same sunrise as he
stared modify from window in
the hospital when he heard a ia
miliar voice from the past. Even
as he whirled around, his lips
formed a name:
Steve Christiansen!"
II was the first time the two
had met since Bruce left medical
school to 60 with Homer Gregg.
"How are things?"
"All the illusions have disap-
peared."
A remark like that coming from
christensen was a shock. Steve
had been front man in his class
Bruce remembered the girl who
had been Steve's guiding star.
Helen" he said. "How is
Helen?"
Subtly Steve's expression al
tered. ''The same Helen" He
changed the subject. 'I've got q
case to look in on just now. III
drop in on my way back"
Bruce watched Christensen as
he went stalking down the hall
Steve had had only one ambition
and one talent. He had not beer
caught between two gifts the way
Bruce had. And Helen, the Cir
Steve had married. at the begin
ming OF his third year, had shared
that ambition. She must have, OF
she wouldn't have worked nights
the way she had to give Steve
money so he could devote hi:
brilliant mind to his work.
An unreasonable resentmen,
took hold of Bruce. Swinging
around, he glanced at Austin
who sat with bowed head.
I'VE ought never" Austin NUT
tered remorsefully, 1--WE ought
never to have let this thing hap
pSu' IL NuId- AuStin buried MS
face IN his hands.
There was no use denying what
Austin had said. Both he and Nols
were children even if they were
grown Up. Bruce's resentment
faded. Clumsily ne patted Austin
on the back. It was a bad break
for the two of them.
Gently Bruce shook Austin
You've got to get hold of your
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Press Gets
There First

SAN GABRIEL, Calif.-While
the new San Gabriel Valley Hos
pi;al was being dedicated, the
first patient was wheeled in and
while visitors milled through
the corridors on an inspection,
Barbara 10 Struder was born.
Robert Struder, the father, who
had lots of company during his
pacing, is a newspaper reporter.
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Firemen Burn

PENNINGTON, N. J.-(AP).-
Volunteer firemen were burning
with indignation and sending
scorching letters to company
from which they ordered a new
fire engine in 1945. mo axies, "
explains the manufacturer.
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Finds Missing Son
Asleep In His Auto

LIVINGSTON, Mont.-Notified
by police that his 8-year-old son
Bobby, was missing, Fred Chris
Jensen climbed into his automo-
bile TO help in the search. Thirty
minutes later he telephoned po-
lice to call off the hunt. He had
found Bobby asleep in the rear
seat of his automobile.
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FOUND

keys on shower curtain ring. 2
Yale and l door. Can be had
by calling at Citizen Office,
identifying same and paying for
ad. sept19-1t
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Tailor-made Auto Seat Covers, fl
Der or plastic. Very quick serv-
ice, at special prices. Kings Su-
per De Luxe Tailor-made Auto
Slip Covers. Shop 1908 Olivia
Street. sep1s-1tx
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Motors rewound and repaired. All
appliances repaired. c. & w.
Electric Shop, 1872 Duval Street,
Phone 1341. sep8-20tx
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Furnished apartment, 1915 Pc
tronia st. septl9-2tx
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Clean, comfortable room. Reason
able. Apply 513 Whitehead
Opposite Court House).
sep15-l7-19-3tx
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Furnished 212-room utility apart
ment. All utilities furnished.
Sea Isle Apis, 915 Windsor
Lane. septl6-tf
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Swedish massage treatments, S
for $500, 10 for $25.00.r Phone
SIS for appointment.
sept2- 1m4
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New Super Royal vacuum clean
er, slightly used. Price, $4,000.
Phone 1164-M. sept19-tf
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FOR SALE

New 2-story duplex apartment
house. Lot 80 x 90. Beautifully
Handicapped. Fruit trees. Furn-
iShed. Inquire at 700 White st.
sept13-6tX
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FOR RENT

Furnished four-room apartment,
maid and janitor service, linens
and all utilities furnished. Apply
Coral Hotel Apartments. OPP
posite Post Office. sept3- 14tx
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music OR |ll{D|Cfl{
BY Frunk Riordun

self, for her sake. She'll be call
ing for you SOON"
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

Vacuum cleaners and washing
machines repaired. O'Briant.
Telephone 1164-M. sept2-1mo
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uolIsEs FOR sAIE-No,+hwest.

story orick. semidetaehed. rooms. II.
baths. very deep back lot oil heat; neal
Howard University; property is vacant
POSSESSION with title. MR.. ROOTS GE
C COLO Mr. YOU sT-Unusually
fine property. stories, "A rooms hard !
M 9dI JENToNs DU a1 G3fa MI Nor 1850 csD,to
basement with street entranee; Sl3,6o0
s. 900 down, Call Mr.. PETTY LII
c coli Fl 800 BLOCK of Princeton pl
n.w.-6 rms.. 2 baths. NV; oil heat;
$500 down. Call MR.. PETTY LII. 747s
or MI. 1851.
CoLoRED-oPEN SUNDAY $50 TO g.
2142 st. n.w.-3-story semidet. brick, 8
rms. and bath, fun basement. h..w.h.;
very terms f5n a DTsed Elf rsn M t9l
T west, with VITA B. H. JOHNSON CO. Ma
$3.50: ewes. and Sun, TO. 6061.
CoLoRED-17OO BLK. 4th ST. NV
This IS an exceptional value. 7 rms and
baths. auto gas h.-w. h.; only $4,000 cash
CoLORED-BRICK, 1900 block U st. NV ,
rms, furnished. basement. h.-wh.. oil;
seen by appt only, Sunday to 6, week
days IL to 8. MADDEN REALTY CO.
d ga 11tb s G NV Ga M 9sSA excel
be m iR @ b ysaT baS SS TnSts
financing live in one apartment and rent
from the other will help pay for your
house. MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881
until pm.
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HOUSES WANTED 20 BUY.

AL Cash and hurry for any hoq VS.
SAPIoNAE nj RE RE3SP c6R S65 18th Es St
Will PAY CASH for houses, white or
Golorred, any condition or section. Ho.
HAVE MANY CLIENTS. list your property
R for rent Sr ai Sc With With Fl FR SE cOR10
MANNAs s;1 Realty CO can sell your house
e6ltsstien. si1e wilson blvd, aL: or
30 YoT WANT SPEEDY ACTION List
yin pay top pT nree ENTE Ex Use REALTY
sP SO CASH Eye AZ E. once nee for houses white
or colored. any condition. any section
MA. 7071.
IMMEDIATE CASH for yeqs pEoDsrt ez T;:
VIII VIII PAY CASH for home me. from owner
VIII & r pAH ezsH for aes sse7
6 or z room house, located in the general
area of 18th and Alaska ave. NV. Call
CLIENTS for 2-bedroom brick. expansion
attic. S11 900 to $4,000; oil or gas heat;
Arlington Fails Shu, W1p 9r Ea,Ft WEADoN s
f9; 9W WANTS MS TO BUY from owner, small
white or copred s house5 e as staf coma VIII
WP ss TE Pa deal from owner. 2 bed
rooms with dependable attic or 3 bedrooms:
Cash. VIII answer all who apply BOX
CLIENT WANTS modern brick h2me; 3
or Maryland ID MRS Fitzgerald; IR. 6s4s
MERT aSp 4 W. TEf fRRofEf fG oW vii pay
al sssh quick G v saso ss max s1s WI ME
% tn Y E ss sEky ICE to local Dropss.,
city With wv. T. sAUNp5RSs c. e IN me I
WNsosk tpFf s9fe ' REALTY has many cash
buyers for attractive 2-3-4 bedrm; homes
i nssESy No az 1esIsls Ps svs call .9ds'
s sitN2a GV 1 or sI rm. brick, in nearby
Nd: $4,000 to $4,000 total price; sub
stantial cash payment available. FIR. 1882.
WAITED 80 oE rsn oS ouss Sn
WANTED HOMES, District or nearby Md;
eas euys5 en for III yDef 81 ana
V peGaIr a Mr.. FOSTER Of Mr.. GLiDpEN
E5 1e5g All EI 5th s kEaT1oR can le sell
cialize in places suitable for renting rooms.
io HAVE cash a BUYERS RS sto homes and
6die if for QUICK action. W. H s1MoNs
M 1saa H s. nv Vol * To GEL SELL, will give
have for sale in D. Cor nearby. M. B.
WEAVER. WO. 1914, DI. 1880.
NAVAL OFFICER desires nice home in
Cleveland Park, Tenley Circle or Chevy
Chase areas; 3 or bedrms;. good yard,
gar; not over $500 cash. $40 per
NEARBY ARLINGTON or Falls Church: 2
to 4 bedroom homes wanted; substantial
cash. CHI. 1901,
WILL TRADE Sparton Manor house trailer
costing $500. Aug l. as down payment
for 2-4-bdrm. home or small apt. house.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwes..

BOOMING HOUSE blk. from .Agricul-
ture Dept. and Bureau of Engraving; lge.
old S-rm. frame: h-wh, bath To be re-
conditioned inside. Price. $3.50; $3.50
down. Inspect with Mr. Engle. TABLER,
INC, RE. 5000: evenings, GE. 1855: Ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $500 DOWN, $40
per mo-709 Delaware ave. s.w: 2-story
brick. Elk 1900: ewes. HO 0325. is
COLORED-i05 O ST. S.W-Special bar
gain-First commercial. $500 cash pay
ment: price, $4,000; five-room brick in
front; 4-room brick in rear: deep lot.
Act today to secure this bargain RE. 5216.
COLORED-2nd ST. S.W-Semidet. corner
brick home arranged as 2 complete apart
ments. Each apartment is equipped with
its own heating plant and tenants furnish
all utilities. Live in one apartment and
rent out the other. Price reasonable and
on terms Call Mr.. Geier, VI. S176, with
R. G. DUNE, AT $500.
9Th ST. S.W.-6-rm and bath bricS'
BROWN g. SON, 615 4th ST. s.w. MA.
1919.
CoLoRED-NR. end AND n srs.--7-rm.
brick house: $4,000: $3.50 cash; $5o, mo.
CoLORED-223 F ST. s.W.-S3e5 down.
sos mo-. easy terms: S rooms, semidet.
n nv, ;w;; IA IA; so36 J. Home oE 1895. once
cOLoRED-11s ST. s.w.-s14e down.
$40 mo-, a good frame home for an eco
nomical buyer. Call A. M. DRA1SNER,
14O4 st. NV. MA. S036. Home, GE.
1896. Office open Sun, IL to 4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seutheos..

HILLCREST-A beautiful buy: corner Diet.
brick: spacious rooms, full basement,
81 garage Cedar st9rage closets Coed
ing Branch ave. Priced very reasonably.
SIS. $50. Call for appointment. PAUL P.
STONE, Realtor, HI. 4243 or MA. 1879.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, pm. to dark.
901, Burns St. of Alabama aye;-5-rm-
bricl; bungalow qeg,houSe condition 1hdoa n 81
Ordered Ordered to Russia. immediate possession,
PK ro Sa N 81 t2ft rs Sat- lg ana Sun
m rms. oi newly S'oe decoPated ai-elec. klt
SCOTT buses sAND SsRsos ss i0D g. ca1o &c.
is 1E 1 1s2S' ST. at Lincoln pk.-Rrick' Z
E geo nG sAN fSaHssd se It iP'' 'Ss
o oPi FOR INSPECTION Sat: and sun,
PM 3le ex Rsle cand St c5n1 scb se
s ssscsr t sANBERs sSis c'i csDttol st.
1905 / ST. Hillside, Md, of Marlboro
tanning liv rm din rms bedrmS'; t ties
Rne quick n sa Hs y6 t tel Z adNc9
SMITH. INC. Realtors, 141s H de St nv W
DI. $685. or ewes, Wood RE. 0692, Ext
LET THIS MODERN semidetached home,
in Al condition. help pay for itself, .
complete apts., separate entrances, the
lower one having rooms and bath, the
upper one 3 rooms and bath; or if you
are large family. here is what you get:
8 rms baths, front and back yards,
with porches and laundry room; included
are complete kitchens with retrigerators;
oil INV h. JOSEPH A. HERBERT & SONS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rms. " baths
finished attic. full basement, oil INV H.
gas refgr, Bendix washer: lge.. level lot.
TR 400. Ii. 1892. HARTMAN REALTY,
NC. 1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc;
ANACOSTIA, 1929 You st-Det. 2-family
Rfie s,, s5q.s5S 400 IL l aaoa
Df, BET 8-apt BLDG. brick; each apt
has 5 rms, bath. h:-w.h, no expense:
gTsyats entrsnse lS5 25x57o ~ or tTsae
1873 ss' " ST sE.Acorner 2:family apart
ment with garages, Greatly reduced for
6 Sags!e TonsQ eAFR1LL TR b 2ssf
vacant 1918 Anaeostia -, I'd ms Sc nj, rms rs.
kit, refrg. . bedrms. in finished attic,
full bsmt., gas INV H.: convenient location;
high elevation. surrounded by. trees; i'm
mediate possession: price reduced, must
house in trade 70 reach; o 3S penn. I ays
MILLER, 500 1b.h st os Sc. - FR 2ioo.
rm: brick. oil heat, suitable roomins house
cox = CO.. D1. 1854; eyes, MIS-. HaweS'
ssGA4TfFFUL coRNER-Brick semidet. .
bedrms, screened porch, recr nm, near
bus stores: prewar built: ST. 500 lfur-
nished. $12,50o). MccUNE' AT. 71eo.