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Evening star., 1947-12-23
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

LEASE OR SALE-Centrally located corner
building in D. c.: modern l-story, hreproof
building, 6Ox130: high ceilings, sprinkler
system. oil heat. large display windows.
loading dock; nrst and second Commercial;
available March !. Call CHI. 4SSS. "a
BETHESDA-zoned Industrial: new 8-story
bldg. will rent all or subdiyided. can hs
printing Woodworking. buiiders once. food
mfg, machine shop lab. or any other kind
of business. See OWNER or your own
thesda, Md. -2S
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WIS. AVE. mr. Mlicott-For sale, or long,
term lease, enabling tenant to build ac-
cordins to need with small cash invest
depth, additional alley lot: about 5000
50. IT, for parking or warehouse; excel.
for auto sale and service, chain store,
shopping center arcade, etc. For informa.
ton, please call INEZ CUSHARD, OR.
1880 or WI 1857 -23
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ROOMS EuRNisHEn-.

ROOMS RURhisHEn-s.E. cd S.W.
Be Appreciated must be seen. -2e :
los 81, s;E.-single rooms ~ and
VI per ve:i: doubles. $lo snd $I2 Some
~ %x ST. s.E,-iArse room. next bath;
nr,. Capitol apd Libfaryi COM, trensR,;
kd1sG Can before coming. AT. S12e.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY wAkTRp.

vacant isnd0Nationally known nrnn wsn1
entire building, two floors. 5000 80. f..
cial zone; lonE-ferm lease. Address Boz
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for storSS
out of town chain store companies List
your property with US for quick aetiont
Call Mr. Kiely, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO..
14l5 Z st. NV. NE. 1900 49,
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PIPER CUB, 1915, for sale; excellent con
GRRss1oSAI eiElgs SSsi AfRPoRf isP sf oh hasss ssss
FOR SALE = Damaged E-2 cub, 500
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT. -26
STNSON FM-sA good 215-horsepower
engine. Needs wing recovered to license
JOB appraised at S400. RE. 67O0, EXT
1l501 20
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ROOMS WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BY GENTLEMAN. single room in private
home, not over So week. VFW preferred
Box 37-A. Star
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BOATS,

Maine SUPPLIES, paints, rope, fre ex.
ttuguishers, outboard motors, Scripps ma.
yine engines, SO to 900 h.p.: fishing tackle
FRANK DEL vEcC41o g. son. 1912 11tt
et, Sc. II. 4493.,
AQUA-PLANE (winner) A beautiful
board, almost new; cost $47.50 sacrifice
S25, 1880 R. I. ave. ne, between l0
am. and 5 pm ga
spection by appt only. 40-ft. twin screw
sleeps 8. running hot and cold water
shower, 3-burner stove. ship to- shore ant
standard broadcast radio, dinghy. 110-V
dock electrical system plus many otheI
features. Buy now and cruise to Florida
Call Gil. 700 for appointment. 4
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HOLIDAY HOME BUYE1s,. CiECK-.
3 acres; above Chain Bridge. Va, sids;
I rooms; S22.b00..
Iinsis I'd. between 84th st. and PARK
sdi 4 badfocms baths; &2S,s00..
Ga 4z6l.
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

APARTMENTs-Haye several excellent
s@sss s6 anits ts beIsVs these
sound Investment values; will be glad to
give. complete information Or show any
Of the properties to bona fide investors.
Phone Mr. Wolberg, ia 1856, with SHAN
NON q LUcHS CO., 1905 H st. NV" ma.
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ROOMS EURN-s.E, s.W. Cont.

247 18th ST. s.E.-Largs front bedreom;
iIos D ST. s.E.-clean. bright front
room, In refined home; convenient TO
cariine: no drinking. TR. b741.
1919 TALBERT TER. s.E.-For employed
woman or couple; kitchen PRIVILEGES; aiter
@ pm.
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ROOMS FuRlasHEp-Mo. ssl VA

ARLINGTON-com rmy twin oI
dble beds: conv. transp. CHI. 96os. --2S
DESIRABLE ROOM in pvt. home. semipyt
bath, pvt. entrance: conv. to Columbia
pike bus. Call CHI. 8604. -23
LOVELY DOUBLE RM., pvt. bath. in pvt.
home near Silver Spring business section.
SH. 1902. 200 Plymouth st., Silver spring.
LARGE ROOM, new home, semipvt. bath.
unlim. phone; good transp gentleman de,
sired; refs: $50 per mo. Gil. 7027. -23
TWO GENTLEMEN OR COUPLE, twin
beds; everything new, pvt. bath, kit
privils; must see to appreciate. After 3
pm, SH S473. 20
4O5 CARROLL AVE, Takoma Pk., Md.
Large, light housekeeping room. equipped
with elec. refrigerator and hot plates
SH 1888. "a
Ice, very comfortable bedrm., next to
bath; for employed cple.; half block from
busline. OV. 3605. -25
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALI.

4 ACRES APT. GROUND, close In, n Arl.,
10 min. D. C.; will sell Immediately at $50
per 80 it. For complete Information con-
GIL 1915. OK. O520. -25 >
HOTEL or apartment site, Thomas Circle'
65-foot frontage. 200 deep; square 247.
JUST OVER d. G. LINE In Md.i Is acrss
REALTY CO., 800 Investment BLDG, Ma.
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IhvEsTMEhr PROPERTY FOR sALl.

OWNER Will SACRIFICE 18-unit ant.
bldg, in ideal ne. section; annual rental
81, s52; priced ct se2 300; csn " f3s
sEPH E, BRUNO, INC, s08 h st. nv,
MA; 34I1, %
4-FAMILY: 10, less than seven yssrs et6
at 4laTs; each apartment rented for $50 X
month; convenient to Shopping, schools and
ss sni Rick Mp csrt to tf 3d. ssse vs is9sE
SILVER sPRING. so-qnis modern -
oW ls.. rrss s.s,,sns ,'s bun meSns fc1
ment and fYtyEs p99sibl!itiSE QsH ESI
.11o6otsnaed g NSEt ~ = -
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POULTRY and EGGS
AVIATION.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME
00S9; baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
niles
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED.
y MANOR MOB CIRcaH TAKEN TakGma ,,n Pn Min Min
phone: $50 per mo. S1igc 2059. "a
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
1904 l. ST., Hillside, Md.-2-room apt -
furn. or unfurn. with bath; $50 Hillside
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAt Ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. M.
ROTH. woodward Bldg. RE. 1880.
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SMALL APT, by ref1ned man, wife and
12-yr. .-old child; not fancy but reasonable
YOUNG SeS St:ti NAVAL OFFICER. planning to be
married. desires apt. furn. or unfurn.
am. to 4 pm, TR. 6262,. EXT. 223,
9400, Miss Robbins
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Largs homo In
need Of redecorating. Potentially most at
tractive. Unusual door plan includes frst::
door den Or sun room and lavatory. 4
RIDDLE REALTY CO.. 1742 K st. NV.
dEoRGEIoWN -. $4,000. lmmsd!stsly
NTH iargS feas gafdsu, IDEAL for bAehslors.
EmqL xxAlTx 90, 17%s Z q Nv.
Evening star., 1947-03-30
|HooverReportsHa
By Group Of Leaders
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. IA group of
civic, political and religious figures
today extended their "sincerest
gratitude" to Herbert Hoover for his
three reports to President Truman
on the economic needs Of Germany
and Austria.
In letter to the former President,
the group said:
"In your entire career you have
shown your realization that the
greatest glory of the American flag
has been its humanitarian leader
ship wherever need existed. Your
vision has never been restricted to
the confines of the American hemis-
phere, or to those whose ideals were
ours-witness your magnificent aid
to starving Russia after the First
World War.
But this is only one way in which
you have set a most admirable ex-
ample to our Nation. It has been
recently said of you that you have
been personifying the conscience Of
America in international affairs.
1--WE are happy to approve this
characterization, to express to you
our sincerest gratitude for the en-
lightened service with which you are
rounding out your years Of patriotic
devotion, and to assure you that 1t
will never be forgotten"
Among those signing the letter
were Socialist Leader Norman
Thomas: DR.. Nicholas Murray. But
Ter, president emeritus of Columbia
University; Ministers DR.. John
Haynes Holmes and DR.. Harry EN-
erson Fosdick; Roger N. Baldwin,
director of the American Civil Liber-
ties Union, and Winthrop w. Al
drich, banker.
Evening star., 1947-03-30
Moscow Mustard
Cure Fails to Aid
Americans s Cold

MOSCOW, Mar. 20 DN).-The
Moskva Hotel, host to conference
delegates and visiting correspondents,
truly is marvellous place.
Among other accommodations, the
hostelry provides resident woman
physician who recommends socks
loaded with mustard powder as
cold remedy.
An American reporter made this
discovery when he sought out the
doctor to get some cold tablets.
pills like the American Army
uses? Never" said that lady en-
phatically. They're hard on the
heart. Important thing in curing
a cold is to get good blood circula-
ton In the feet.
Fill your socks with mustard
powder, Tovarich, and walk around
on it."
The smiling correspondent is
walking around on it and still
shifting.
(Copyright, 1919
Evening star., 1947-03-30
Avalanche Of Pictures Received
AS Star Art Contest Neurs End

An avalanche of pictures descend
ed on The Star last week as the
Student Calendar Art Contest en-
tered its final days.
More than $50 pictures already
have been delivered and the num-
ber of students entered in the con-
test has risen to 1886.
Tuesday at pm. is the deadline
for submitting pictures. All entries
must be in the hands Of the Art
Contest Editor, Room 724, The Eve
ming Star Building by that time.
A great variety of pictures have
been submitted, from landscapes to
portraits many of them were based
on still life.
The pictures have been done in oil,
water color, pastel and crayon with
many of the oils indicating an ex-
cellent understanding on the part
of the young artists.
Plans have been almost completed
for the exhibition of the work in a
suitable downtown location where
the public will have ample oppor-
Evening star., 1947-03-30

tunity to observe the ability of the
young school artists.
The exhibition will open May at
which time the winners will be an
nounced and the. award of the six
S1o0 United States Savings Bonds
will be made.
The judging Is expected to start
some time next week. The list of
judges will be announced after the
contest closes.
Following the end of the exhibi-
ton May IA, the pictures viii be re-
turned to the schools represented by
the students in the contest. The six
winning prizes, however, will be held
over until they have been used in
The Evening Stars 1948 calendar
after which they, also, will be re-
turned to the entrants.
Evening star., 1947-03-30
! U. 5. Employees Ending
$40 Years Of Service

Seven United States Geological
Survey employees retiring here to-
morrow have combined Government
service records totaling $40 years.
Special services honoring their re-
tirement will be held at pm. to-
morrow in the Interior Department
auditorium.
The youngest" Of the group, Lee
Morrison of Laurel, Md, has served
Al years as topograher with the
agency. Eldest in point of service is
D. Paul Swope, 1852 Columbia road
NV, a map engraver with Sc years
employment.
Others are Rufus H. Sargent, 4O8
Oakwood street Sc, topographic
engineer, So years; William H.
Morey, 2551 Seventeenth street NV,
topographer, 40 years; John E.
Blackburn, West Falls Church, topo-
grapher, As years; William E. Raab
Alexandria, engraver, So years, and
j. Irving Gayetty, 230 Tuckerman
street NV, assistant topographic
engineer, IS years.
Several had retired previously, but
were recalled during World War II.
Evening star., 1947-03-30
Enrolment at New High
In Nearo COLLEGES

The enrolment in Negro colleges
and universities in the Nation has
reached a new peak for the second
consecutive year, according to Dr.
Martin D. jenkins of the education
at Howard University.
DR.. Jenkins estimated more than
81, 900 students are enrolled in lis
colleges and universities based on
an annual survey by his department.
Returning veterans constitute 80
per cent of the enrolment, he said
Evening star., 1947-03-30
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. A.


pm. April II in the chapel at
Howard University.
Miss Graham's lecture will be
based on her book which won the
Julian Messner Award of $500 "for
the best book combating intolerance
in America"
Evening star., 1947-03-30
New Set Of Projectors
For Schools in Paper
Drive Expected Soon

A second shipment of 16-mm.
sound projectors to be dis
tributed to schools cooperating in
The Evening Star-PTA Salvage
Campaign is expected within two
or three days.
The first shipment of Is already
has been allotted and the machines
will be at the schools by Wednesday
All machines in the second ship
ment already have been reserved
and third shipment will be ordered
early this week. Nearly 40 have
been ordered to date for use in the
schools as the gift of the various
PTA groups.
First use of one of the projectors
is scheduled Tuesday at Lafayette
School when a colored film of the
Soap Box Derby will be shown in
the school auditorium.
In the paper salvage campaign,
total collection last week was 8,610
pounds bringing the grand total to
nearly $4,000 900 pounds.
Among individual collections not
reported previously were: lexington,
430; Stevens, 1,141; Hyde. 1898: La
fayette, 2,766; Congress Heights, l.
821; Morgan, 297; Mann, 1867;
Westbrook, 613; Janney, 1859; Key,
LOTS; Hardy, sos; Stoddert, 2,34O;
Oyster, 729; st. Thomas Apostle,
1900; Murch, 2,085; Blair, SIG; Sea-
ton, 575; Edmonds, 215; Ludlow,
1919; Kingsman, 1902; Merritt, 225;
Hayes, 1888; Woodbridge, $3.50; Ben
ming, 1882: Smothers, $3.50: Kenil-
worth, 224: Hilton-Peabody, 2,145;
Sherwood, $3.50.
Schedules for collections tomorrow
in the first district together with
the leaders. follow:
Evening star., 1947-03-30
Women Author to Speak
On Frederick DouqIuss

Miss Shirley Graham, author of
There Was Once A Slave" will
speak on Frederick Douglass at $50
Evening star., 1947-02-11
APARTMENTs WANTED.

YOUNG LADY desires share apt, Of p
other girls between 25-35; NV. RE. 06g2,
REGULAR ARMY sergeant and family,
Massnanstonlans, Vtss6 lrrentiy need or 3
not over 500; wife expecting. Dial NE
Xs00, ,ii Ext 733, after ON. References
5fR. fSfHnitsa Lease. rent in advance. for isbed-
grad, empi. wife, vet, no children or pets;
70 sos with no util. furn. Box 444-K.
DISABLED INFANTRY VET attending
G. W, employed wife. desire 3,room apart
smokers and nondrinkers. Call GE. 8051
aEoRG2ToWa ehEe5 el2H s UNIVERSITY law student,
fnrn; ts NJ. apt' pws preferred: recently, dis
AAF M1sGT.. wife and sons in desperate
need 2-bedroom apt. or house, in or near
Mash.; UP to SO. Call RE. 6700,. Ext.
i-RooM APARTMENT or studio. kitchen
cite, private bath, with or without furni-
ture, desired Sc. OF Capitol or 10th or
Conn. ave. by, cultured woman Govern
ment emplcye, linguist teacher, translator;
no pets, cats. smoking or drinking. Box
ATTRACTIVE, furn. or unfurn., for two
TWo YOUNG MEN, both 25, vets, college
ns6sd aSv aBt ea eaPosss MR MEG MeaoW wan f5 m
ONE E-BEDROOM APT, unfurn., Alex, Arl.
or Falls Church: perm. Govt. engineer and
Wife. Shepherd 1901. rs
ENGINEER. ex-naval officer, wife, infant
daughter, permanently located; excellent
apartment or small house, furn. or unfurn.
| Call MR.. HANSON. RE. 7400, Ext. 3297
| days: EN-. 1924 evenings. 13s
BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE, wife, daughter
trG .yrs0, urgent or bedroom apt, fur
nished or unfurnished, or housekeeping
rooms; will share house in s.e or s.w;
permanent. Call Ma. 1868 or TR- 5025.
13s
TWO RESPONSIBLE girls desire furnished
| EX. 1900, Ext. 20s3, Tuesday.
VETERAN and bride, permanently en-
ployed, desire unfurnished apt. with kitch-
en-, S6o or under. HO. $780, l13s
lC0LORED-APT. UNFURNISHED-Ref1ne
couple, both Govt. employed, desires rms,
Kitchen and bath in NV. section; man,
veteran. Phone DU $685. -I2
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HOUSES FOR sALE-horthwes..

VACANT; Y downtoyn, square Of 1,,3t. q 18th 81
Ing value on present market PRICE S3o
MThRF1E N.Y. ffESsasfALaTss Sa IA zass' s-rm, 2ltory
brick; gas heat garage; now used as 2 2
if kAg RfLiS ST. N.H w. 7oe KS SS;
sssp ISt; | sii:ssSSSa, sSa % on terms. KAY sS REAL
vACANT HOUSES are now available with
M nation, tom esll ca KAY KAY REALTY CO. RA 200
EXCELLENT NV. LocArIoN-Newly dec
iief puilt-in 't garage oil heat located west 81
aSsaeins. aS REsIrY BROKERS, INC, oR.
BEST BUY1chevy Chase, D, C, G, sls.a55ol.
hsst @ nf s1G@ rfSisP sEAHTY BRoRERs
9Hs afs4 q 2ToS so4s sD tn slEsP Pn Spring. Nd
6 adorable rooms. tsied bath: LIT ssxlIio
ay y plan assSe Sd vns sae roe veaean
pHs portst1on' psIesd At sissso: Which els is
sn homf prced home sa foday
Sc 6 6s 5ss 0 BR1so as1sst cc Res
SOC sSo sEock s2s G 81 81 sT Nw.sstore and .
ments. Which i, consist Of TSoms. kitehsn
Enc BRgso ss seea co; Reaifefs, fS sos st. nv.
cREsTwooD Exclusive, restrictedl-Beau-
tiful white brick New Orleans Colonial 9
os and se peS Sa6s n sna
maids room and bath; real air, condition.
ing; exquisite ss setting overlooking l ooa. Rex
S5Ss, 5s WITH TIT FRANK $ sH1LIiPs. BT 14fi. III
in sn THAT grfs adsses sscsn nS BsH Bssncn Ps rd
here you will fine beautiful detached
brick home which also Is genuine inc in 3,
eS eSaegePapion Piet We = semehaslss tie splendid
finish and appointment of this home. con-
tpnE ahs anS aSgpases Sses sy Of
age age family would have ampie-stsed living
quarters, in addition to the tive fne apart ,s,t
Here's en's the e opportunity i for family accus-
to economical .upkeep to buy fine home
son & Hass eosts osess ss ssssoo $50 A
BRANNER. DI. 774o: evenings. GIL. 1894.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-A lovely
detached center hall brick residence. 1t is
located on a popular street little on on
comfortabls rooms; 5 bedrooms. 2 tiled
baths; nicely nnlshed attic. library or oen,
de luxe type kitchen, breakfast nook. gas
Aforementioned heat: well-landscaped lot.
garage. Vacant. Price. S26.500. This
evening call Mr.. Beauprae, WO. 6159.
THoS, J. FISHER g. CO., INC. Realtors,
SPRING VALLEY SECTION offers the dis
eliminating buyer rare opportunity t9
landscaped lot Of 119 acres in choice
location, Very attractively financed. Va.
cant = immediate possession. nter-han
type brick containing 3 bedrooms. 2 baths,
maids room. and bath. built-in garage,
oil heat, stair to storage attic. w. e., q
A. N. MILLER DEvE.oPMENT CO, Build.
ers and Developers of Wesley Heights and
Spring Valley, 1880 Mass. ave. n.w., OR.
44Sa; a.ssE; ewes ; S, 81 ;,sI 0sSS,J .r ,a,h .na
Rittenhouse-vacant. charming brick. 9
lovely rooms, 2 baths, full basement, gas
heat, built-in garage, rear screened
porches; excellent condition. ENTER
PRISE REALTY Co. 1874 Eye st. NV.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

YOUNG PHYSICIST, wife and small baby
need two or three bedroom house or apart
men' mo Permanentls empioged BUREAU Of
ssandfaEss wv w. ?sy s several months, rent
nished house or apsrt@ent: wife and
daughters, 8 and 3. MIR. MILLER, TR.
ECONOMIST, responsible. permanent. with
discriminating family; guarantee owner
care Of 2-3 bedroom apt. or house. HILL
cooILEGGG col GRADUATES, couple. Govt. en-
Gently returned diplomatic mission, Europe,
TWo oR g. GHREh Fl 6a1
esEs PssR ssss RES E is9'ss sis
consider brief suitcase re-. 3377. IL.
NAVY sId6 nsns wishes 6R fprn house
AMBassAboR sa So ee'fa Wishes On niess furnished
ssnss ss'sss sna Gss e@Sssss shas:eTs ss CAN pE
71si' days; Hyattsviiie Sees ewes, wkends.
FRENCH OFFICER, assistant to air attache.
looking for house or apt, furn. or unfurn:,
NV. pref; 3 well-bred children. Call DE.
$500, Ext. 79, until $50 PM; eyes, MI.
BY AIR FORCE oFFIcER-Hse. or apt,
pref. unfurn. and outside D. G.; no chill al.
ASA zB2A RE- Rs' soS rs sse s4s sss'ss Ii fAz
GOVT. ECONOMIST, perm. must vacate
house. urgently needs 2-3-bedrm: unfurn.
CAPTAIN, q s NJ and. and wife, no children, daen,
apartment. ordway 3s4s. 15|
ENGINEER AND FAMILY, perm; residents,
urgsntly need I've @ or three bedroom apt
COMMERCE DEPT. EXECUTIVE. family of
4, desires 3-4 bedroom unfurn. house in
p; C. or nearby NV; limit, 500 month
CLAIM ADJUsTER, wife and s-year-old
or write ROY HAYS, in care Standard
Accident Ins. Co., 1925 Investment Bidg'
ARMY OFFICER tperm. duty. D. c.. wife.
or pets. CAPT. McCAULEY, co. 3146. IL
DIPLOMAT with small family, needs furn.
sGir saburbsn. an Mi Mi. 1908, 8 to s @is
sss Hs sSsssS g. ssf svs
RADIO ENGINEER, permanently employed
in Washington; wife, and twin sons, :
years old; living in New York, we neen a
take anything, furnished or unfurnished,
for sake Of being together. Rent to $50.
EXECUTIVE 5670, MR.. DU BoIS, 10 am.
G. GOVT. EMpLoYE, wife and child, desire
2-bedrm house. preferably unfurn.. in D. C.
or nearby Former Washington homeown-
er, recently returned to D. C, GE. e. 1911,
ARMY CAPTAIN, wife and Q children:
ages i and A.. urgently require Furnished
B. c. or 5rfnesSS nearby Virginia. Virgin TE. o7ss IL
Evening star., 1947-02-11
HOUSES FOR SALE-horsheost.

ROW BRICK, newly decorated inside and
excellent a9ur hape
friserasors nass fo5DadS and stoves eii h-yh tns
sSSs Sso So#SsI4soa Pg bSies easily is Con,
yerted for fam: vacant; needs redecor, !;
sssSo hSa "a s SwaeR y Wo your op
poptunity; MpUDRa move in With deposit; rms.
bedrms., edr lee. e. front porch beautiful lot;
/ So. Rhode Island ave: price greatly re.
sassa once H. Sc MAxaok NJ aak'y astsr co @ods
1Ss lsos Wi WEsT ~ ov1RGiNIA f;eaaI AVE NE1Attrac,
rooms. tile bath, 2 rear porehes; fun base sse
SEA5dx so oflNGoIs Is7 rARke
front and rear Porshes, gas heat: full base
nice Yards IA Al m p week
sun. sa0is II to to 5. wM. cALoMfRTs PROPER
TIES, 1912 l7th 81 NV PI. 1852 III
semideatched % prick: 8 large rms. and bath;
& siisSo ler qaieF ssis WE Sali icoSIRR1a a Il
SsoesK41ss Fss5saFs Ssn. loi2 l5sh s. s lsss
724 C ST. N.E.-:Brick, 9 rms. and bath,
plus 2-rm. and bath apt. in basement; q I,
i WiLLouGHBy. SOC Mass. ave. ne, At
Zig 9th ST. NE:5-s rms. consisting a ,1,,,ss Of I
and home. HENRY v. WILLoUGHBY,. 500
Mass. ave. ne, AT. Sf63. Ill
NEAR 1ath AND TAYLOR ST. NE
Detached frame in excellent condition; has
large living rm. with fireplace. dining room,
kitchen with pantry, large bedrooms. PEG
ment, oil heat. detached garage; on lot
4Oxl35: large front and rear porches;
sI5.95C) with terms. VIM. A. KEMP. 2705
10Th st. ne, Ho. 01S1; ewes, WA,
ATTRACTIVE TY Def. HOME on lRe. lot in
Brookland. nr. the Catholic Univ; transp.;
schools and shopping center: vacant and
ready to occupy: charming porches across
the front and side Of the house; recently re-
decorated both inside and out; ige Nv
bss psssa uassI sRd 4s siso6s sst's es 81 M
sSas, ssSRaTS,fMoop MsGdgsIn VrLISaE sEcTIoN-Mod-
So od xasass efose to sss pins
schools and transportation, Price. Sl0;9oQ;
terms. KOGOD Il BOOKCFF, 63l st.
NV, MA. $3.50. MA 1874. Ill
LINCOLN PARK AREA--Income or home
and income: completely furnished, rooms
gpartmsnts row nrieg, very sv g9oo reWired sohnsd
throughout; 8 stoves and 3 reiriserators;
,asRme essR eai sfe swfENsoN XII ip'RoPsEiRTIEs. AZ
7ao ;ss a ST. 81. N.E.-cor brick house. 1st-com-
merciai rome; rms, IN baths; oil h.-w: h.:
Mrs. Redmond. EN- 1875, WILLOUGHBY
EEa5 EMEdpEDaE EspdTE, sAsEafstov.ly AT sass % s-loom
hood 0rsa Morth spseisP ssis week
at only S10,5o0. See US at once. n. e.
MAYNoR Co. 2002 r. I. ave. ne. NO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-soushssst.

1898 MASS: AVE. sE.-Briek. 9 rms, and
bath in Al condition; oil h.-w.h.; large
front and rear yards: conysntent terms.
asNRxT ! X. v s1s5l %BlAouaHBy' 500 Mass. ave.
h.-W.h. fl- 5, J. xRIvE1IA. NC. s4iS I1sh
ST. NV. AID. 0600. Open Sunday 70 b
m; week days until 8 pm. III
HILLCREsT-Det. br. rms. bath, lge.
ifv. rnl., fireplace. bsmt., oil h.-w.h., det:
gar, nice Iot, sub; . cash needed. AGE
1910. 1875; weekdays, 9-7. Ill
POSSESSION-Of MINI, ave. sc. Corner
detached 2-story frame, large rooms and
bath. plus laundry room; 2-car metal
and shrubbery; lot 75x1ie: Al condition.
Priced to sell terms. Call TIL pm.
ssf1ssSIi iasossarIEs fOls i7.h T. T.
Is ISIS MASS. AVE. s.E.-Briek. 9 rms.
maculate cond. Mrs Readmond. EN-.
1878. WLLoUGIBY REAL ESTATE, At.
sEII s9I YouR PROPERTY through CHAM
BERs REAL ESTATE For personal and
efficient service. cali MA. 1894 or TH.
TfYonfty1s.AA an Mart pnna1
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

ORGANIZATION would do
well to inspect this 12-room house. on
Capitol Heights. across from Supreme
Court; S2l5 monthly. Apply Helen Peck
of SANDOZ, INC. DU. 1924 or home phone.
OR. 1923. lie
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEAR CHEyERLY-Unfurni l room
kit. and bath. pvt. entrance from large
porch: prefer empl couple. no children
S45 mo. CADYARK REALTY, WA. 919S
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APARIMENIs SUB. WANIEp.
HOUSES EXCHANGED

yo,nn rriaS oo,,pia ~ ,d or room spt'
no parties. Call DU. $3.50 after 6 pm. 13s
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WILL GIVE LIVING QUARTERS and use
Of my house for woman's services as house.
fined couple or woman wanting good, per
manent home. Call after Z. OW. 5317.