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Evening star., 1949-05-21
Heggen Autopsy Shows
Drowning Caused Death
By the Assoeiosed Press

NEW YORK. May 21.-A medi-
cal examiner said yesterday he
was convinced Author Thomas
Heggen. found dead Thursday in
the half-filled bathtub in his
apartment. died from drowning.
DR.. Thomas A. Gonzales, chief
medical examiner. performed an
autopsy on Mr.. Heggen. 29. Navy
veteran author of the best seller
and Broadway hit play, "Mr.
Roberts
DR.. Gonzales said there was a
general congestion of the internal
organs. He added that chemical
tests would be made to determine
whether any barbiturates were
present in the system when Mr..
Heggen died.
A bottle with only a few sleep
ing pills was found in the bath
room.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Capital Committee
Drive at 36% Of Goal

With only two weeks remaining
in the annual Embarrassing drive
of the Greater National Capital
Committee of the Board of Trade,
Campaign Chairman Bruce Baird
yesterday reported only $44.l37,
or SO per cent of the $4,000
quota had been received in cash
or pledges.
Reminding. members that this
years quota is $4,000 over last
years total, Mr.. Baird said the
campaign Is not moving at the
desired tempo.
E. c. Giddings. vice president
Of the Capital Transit Co. and
chairman of the campaigns local
transportation division. led all
other division reports with total
of 106 per cent of its quota.
In offering advice to other di-
vision chairmen on how to hit 100
per cent goals, Mr.. Giddings told
members:
When prospective contributors
tell you business is lousy. take ad-
vantage of that answer by point
ing out support Of the Greater
National Capital fund will help
business.
"If they say it's good. again
take positive action-get them
coming and going. Tell them
business Is good because they
support the campaign. and the
more they give the better 1t will
be-"
The banks division was IN sec
ond place with 80 per cent Of its
quota. General Insurance di-
vision. reported by v. Manning
Hoffman. has reached rs per cent
Of its goal.
Among others attending the
weekly report luncheon in the Ho-
tel Statler were Frederick p. H.
Siddons, president Of the Board Of
Trade. and Joseph McGarraghy.
chairman of the Greater National
Capital Committee.
The final report meeting will be
held June 3 in the Willard Hotel
Evening star., 1949-05-21
inFunds
Probed at Fort Myer
And Walter Reed

A Fort Myer corporal has
turned Up $500 short n his ac-
counts and an investigation Is
being conducted a. Waite. Reed
Hospital to determine II q major
is responsible for a 81 ,3si shortage
there.
The Military District Of Wash
ington announced that Corpi-
Cyril NJ. DeloSh OF the Tn25th Area
Service Unit al the Fort Myer
south post had not accounted for
$500 in the operation Of the ser
vice theater. The shortage took
place over the last six months
and he is restricted to his COM
pany. they said. A Board Of In
vestigation has been appointed.
At Walter Reed. officials said
a Board of Survey had been named
TO go over the accounts OF the
commissary TO determine respon-
sibility for an apparent shortage.
They emphasized that the inquiry
might show that there had been
a mistake in inventories. and they
did not reveal the name of the
major in charge.
However. the Military District
said. a report Of criminal investi-
CATION division agents showed the
Walter Reed discrepancy resulted
from improper records on the dis
tribution Of rations and recon-
mended that the officer be admon-
ished for sloppy accounting prac-
tices and altering Official records.
The ration distribution involved
principally meat consignmentS 10
Walter Reeds convalescent pa
tients at Forest Glen. Md.
The agents reported they found
no evidence OF fraud at Walter
Reed, the Military District said.
Mai. Gen. Hobart r. Gay. Mill
tary District commander. said he
had turned the report over TO Maj.
Gen. Paul H. Streit, hospital COM
mandant. for appropriate action"
Evening star., 1949-05-21

mand for payment Of wages in
West marks.
The strikers press bureau, he
said, announced last night that
freight from Western Germany to
Berlin would be allowed to move
and the strike was aimed only at
trains from the Soviet zone. The
stoppage of freight from West
Germany, he asserted, therefore
was unnecessary"
West Berlin city officials said
at noon, however, that the walk
out actually had completely dis
rupted freight movements, despite
the promises mentioned by Gen.
HoWley.
Gen. Howley. checking reports
of fighting, said he would not
hesitate to order American troops
to back up the West German po-
lice if this becomes necessary. He
had just heard about a fight in
which rioters nearly stripped some
young women who became in
volved.
He accused Communist strike
breakers ID using terror tactics"
similar to those of Hitler's ter
roristS.
One group of Communists,
shouting, You spy" pummelled
Fritz Remus, an Associated Press
photographer taking pictures at
the scene.
Fifty persons, all or most OF
them Communist invaders, were
reported to have been jailed. The
police, however, refused to say
how many they picked up.
A smaller number of West Ger
man police fought a rough-ands
tumble battle with SO Communist
railway police at one point. swing
ing fists and clubs. They arrested
rs of the railway policemen.
The West sector unions 10000
members walked off their jobs at
a minute past midnight. Just as
they had threatened. Most of
them were employed by the city's
elevated railway system, which
daily carries 100000 persons.
The others worked in freight
yards, and while relatively few in
numbers, they effectively tied up
freight movements. One batch of
them stalled a locomotive on a
key switch. to make sure nothing
got past that point.
Passengers Elected.
The elevated trains stopped
wherever they happened to be at
the deadline, and their hundreds
| of passengers were elected. The
| fighting broke quickly thereafter,
| in scattered sections where the
unionists and Communist raiders
fought for control of stations.
Clearly. the strike hurts the
strikers own people. the strongly
anti Communist 100000 Of West
Berlin. But the press In the West
ern section backed their cause,
while Soviet zone papers called
the strike criminal" and accused
the West German police OF help
ing the strikers.
II the strike is long one. and
as effective as its start. 1t could
mean leaner West Berlin menus,
hut the Allied airlift still l.ours
5000 tons of supplies into the clsJ
daily, and the Russians have
ceased to interfere with trucks
Evening star., 1949-05-21

carrying in freight from West
Germany.
The management said 1t was
moving to restore limited service
on the elevated railways. the
favorite and most reliable public
conveyance.
The city government continued
efforts to settle the strike, but re-
fused to divulge details of a new
plan submitted to the workers and
their bosses.
A combat team of strikers, U.s.
ing scaling ladders, stormed into
a power station at Charlotten-
burg after a sharp fight and shut
off power to some elevated lines in
the Soviet as we'll as the Western
sector. They grabbed six nom
striking guards and handed them
over to Western police.
A force of strikers headed for
another power station which they
heard was held by Communists,
and said they would try to take
that one over, too.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Berlin
Continued From First Page.)

ger train slipped through by run
ming against untended red signals
1t was the only train that moved
The Russian military command
ordered all Berlin-bound trains
halted on the outskirts of the city
because of the strike.
The railway union announced
a meeting of it's executive boarc
this afternoon. There was no in
dication from any official source
however, that a settlement was
near.
Four-Power Talks Held.
Russians and Western Allied
representatives conferred here
again during the day on transpor'
problems of East and West Ger
many. The strike was not a topic
I on the original agenda. Some
Western officials said the strike
might not even be discussed since
it was an internal problem fol
Berlin. The Russians have four
power approval to control all raj
facilities in the city.
Two hundred strikers at the
Schoeneberg elevator station neal
the West Berlin city hall hurled
rocks at four Soviet officers whit
drove up in a sedan. Boos anc
jeers accompanied the shower o.
stones. The officers turned ava!
from the crowd and walked of
slowly in the opposite direction a
missiles ratified off a brick wal
behind them.
The strikers had tried to storm
the Schoeneberg station. The!
were stopped when Communis
guards inside unloosed four Ger
man police dogs.
Western Berlin police said strik'
ers at the Lichtenrade elevated
station in the American sectol
halted a passenger train from th'
Soviet zone by tearing up th'
tracks.
Thirty six Eastern railwa!
police, besieged by strikers II
Western elevated stations. were re
ported to have turned themselve'
over to Western nPlice for protec
ton. Some had been badly beaten
All were said to have been released
later and allowed to return to thu
Soviet sector.
Howley Backs Strikers.
Brig. Gen. Frank L. Howley
American commandant. expressed
sympathy for the strikers ant
questioned whether it was TIT
strike or Russian maneuverinl
WHICH had halted freight ship
ments from Western Germany.
| He said the Russians "coul'
settle the strike very easily" |
they had the desire and meet tn
strikers entirely legitimate" de
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Ten-Yeur-OId Girl
Gives Birth to Boy
BY the A,soeio4sd Press

BUTLER. Ala, May 21.-A 10
year-old Negro girl give birth
to a 7A- pound boy at Barber
Hospital here last night.
Hospital attaches described the
baby as normal" and said lie
mother was lin good condition"
DR.. w. j. Barber performed the
delivery. The young mother was
brought to the hospital by her
parents. DR.. Barber recalled he
had attended the girl-mother at
her birth. Checking nis records,
he found she was born September
IS, 1898, at her parents farm
home near Butler.
Evening star., 1949-05-21

PAIR OF GLASSES. large gold rims, rec
case; In taxi from Mclean Gardens, FIJI
day. am. Return to 1866 3Sth ST. NV
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Lore Files Bankruptcy Pleo

LOS ANGELES. May 81 (P.--
Peter LORE, film and stage por-
trayer Of sinister roles. has filed
a voluntary bankruptcy petition
in Federal Court Federal Judge
Ben Harrison yesterday gave the
actor. who is in New York. until
May 81 to file a schedule OF his
assets and liabilities.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Cunudy Gets Munitions Post

Ward M. Canady. former as
sistant administrator and public
relations director Of the Federal
Housing Administration, has been
appointed adviser to the chairman
of the Munitions Board.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
lMideets Wed in Poris

Two members of Lilliputian
troupe were married In Paris the
other day. the 27-year-old bride
measuring 80 inches and the "a
year-old bridegroom SO inches.
At Poona, India, a $1,000 900
project for the manufacture of
penicillin. sulpha and antimalar-
ial drugs Is being constructed.
Evening star., 1949-05-29

HOUSES FOR sALl-Nsehwss.
bunsaiow, 5 rms. hnishsd rm. p
oav Ats stt,w wfarssssss;a sssssa price, sls'sSo.
-AHTEE. GNiY.. fxI3-vacant, semi;
h..w.h.: $500 cash. ss5 mo. "a
Inspect. pls. call Mr.. Nicholson. DE
577s Or ST. 1000; r. A. HUM
PHRIES. Realtor, Uptown Branch
AMns,6aN aat SasyiTs Usrv. T. raAssk, s,ssso. At.
tractive semidet. brick OF 9 rooms
bath. gas heat; vacant, rood condi.
ton: prompt possession. M1CHELl.
9TIckS, 8 81, vi 5aiS1. Eve. "a s4ls; s4is:,.
and shopping: det. all-brick, slate
roof home. on wooded lot; large liv.
rm., fireplace, screened porch. 1st-
fioor lay, z 6eSrms-. 2 baths. "a uc ss.ic'
EH 49, nnbs Stdh THos g ckad.In l. Raes e.
tached brick. q nice rms, powder
ra1e; priced to sell. Terms. 10 In.
spect, call Mr.. Nicholson. DE. H77s
or 81. 1000. r. A. HuMrHRIES
Rsaltor. Uptown Branch. 2So4 Cal
ssThEspa, III ssi a. sla.ss-ps..ch.d de.
sirable brick house. tn An excellent
neighbcrhood: large liy. rm.. din,
rm.. hit. and lay. On lst a.; bed
ns.t ms and Sses sata norc ob 2nd sy.I r lo as S IA
OF or conventionai financing. EARL
+. WRIGHT, WI. 5000: sun. o.
BETHEsDA. MD.-Det. brick, close TO
,seDSnI and p.nac .na ,r.nao soaoo; .d.
hail plan. With 8 rms. stairway
to fioored attic, 9 porcheS, breakfast
nook. fun bsmt; with gas h;,w,h.
and laundry; det, garage; Eood-sf1e
yard inclosea with Anchor fence;
R5assd RRsSs csnI g SEN .,. r NV A rwa na $50 $50
pSiGHfWooD - semidet. corner
brick; center hall, bedrms, baths:
large liy. rm, with 1repl. hardwood
noors: sgilt.in p gar; slate n roof; q. ss1 81
Considered. SI7,sSo. M. Kostufa.
SI: sIe7 nRoWSS ES REALTY CORP
HRI0HTWO0D-No. it's not brick.
but It Il 2 ccxy 6-rm, corner white
cedar shinsie bun9aioE close 20
alum. storm windows and screens
throughout. oil h.-w. heat. and The
siSs. BRoWN RIALTY corr,
Reeltors: pu, SS6e.
0ZS4&t0 y WO0W-v0C 0xAS& &ESA@&S
on Jefferson st.. desirable and conv.
location; 3 large rms. o. h.. front
and rear emit. 10 bsmt. Excellent cond.
Priced low. Terms or trades consid.
cred. Ray Morse. SH. $500. BROWN
REALTY CORP; Eeslters. Do. s55S-
row brick. 8 porehes. redec:. suitable
for 2 aptx. Open Sat-. sun. and
sssi. sIGLER 3 Tfsii.xR. 10.
cHEvY CHASE Most attractive
corner Enslish desisn; center hail,
gracious roomy Isl 1r. with V bath;
2nd dra z lse; sedrms-. z modern
essns Sress ..s9e: s9iSesl sisnt oH isos w.
CHEVY CHAeE. Md bedrocmh 9
baths: Sle.e60: Gloss IN and con.
venient 70 shopping. trAnsp. ana
Rosemary School: 25-ft. LIVING rooU
with epen Areplace. extra larss dln-
ing rcom. ecreened living porch G46
h.-W. heat, detached garnGe. a.
TWEED CO.. 6S04 Conn. evo. -. .
Evening star., 1949-05-29
HOUSES UNfVRNisHED

uVOSeS utNtOktStSnEO
LSyELY Q 9. ii New 2;ss;,arm; 3, 5,.Ilsap home. q On
Mirrored hrepl., Venetian blinds,
full bsmt.. auto. radiant heat. ideal
fr d:ssd sasT'n sv.5. l,s5 :sss sSs. q 's4ssr sss
,s "a saEaipAN afia ST. s.w.-1ooi ..
Rental si2S. Yearly lease. Make
sss HOS is s1 isss Sas' isas q
ARE. s min. Pentason; 8 bedrms. iiy.
ri1;: din; I'm" pn Eit ossa sna bath; yysnsd;
NEW BnICK HOUSE, 9 rms; IN
aen r.ns $40 psr nsst mo- salS wa ino asss
Lovely s-BEDRM. HOME, In me
residential section. $136;. also lovely
sbsSFm ssu:s s,rIH nszt ssSs SSSF' w,I!oSn SisS
FOE Lease. iSS r. l. AVE. NE
CO. s33s. no. -i44s. ewes. PECK
9 RMS, Det., 8 bedrms.. liv. rm:, din.
T Trn e.:. sis sssn s.a., qs, sanv rT fr.n.p ml nl
BucSsnsn st.. Lsndover Hills Nd.
LGE. 8-RM. OLDER HOUSE--Modern
oil h;-w.h. and bath; separate small
sssssnf0ass; ssssssf seres: eafn mi from rsll:
Church; rent, S125 per mo. ARFAx
REALTY. FA. 1850 or cH. 1850.
FALLS cHURCH-s bedrms., brick
Colonial tust completed. iss. Nv. rm:. m
rm.. fully equipped kit. full bsmt;.
side porch, uuarter-Acre lot: excel.
res. area; inmed. possession; ".
Las; ss,tH Slss sspS 5ae 1y H.,n BOIL ..7s.t sa
1sr., Al sond.. nearly acre lawn.
garden: option to .purchase; owner
has always occupied; 500. RA.
VIRGINIA HOUSE for rent. vacant.
lfv. rm. and din. rm. den, parauet
on Seminary I'd. at seminary Dr.,
Bailey's Grgssroads: ssheol hus Ct
scsse. co'. Hua Ho1tSMAN a4ss. Af! ss7sL a5sL 1rA1s
Akf.NGToN-s-bedrm. brick, ssmi-
as %a. ~ gwnnR n'.s soeai akoSM 's skssL Really II
CO. OK 44s7. CH. .44s7.
@ scr.ened af''e eoreh ra svsaeRs1 venssisn hi Birds
eefsfI sspHooMs. $50 season Rss ms ov WISE iSss
Fails Church, near shopping CENTER
occupancy after June B: children.
pets welcome; Si15 . month. "a.
CHARMTNG ENGLIsH-TYPE NOME.
8 rms. 23-foot living room. nre-
places. step.up dining rm.. fun
basement With maids rin.. gas heat;
garage: 9 blocks 10 shopping center:
available Immediately. Ari. $50.
Call ow. 0747. IL Am. to pm.
BrILR HAVEN, VA. 8-bedroo4
bbsasss::: bbsss::: .l.pssn. aSss a0efE; efE.;mlpI:
Si67 before 3 pm. 3os
Evening star., 1949-05-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

with wife, children. 8. 4. desire
2. 3 bedrm. unfurn. house with
oasmt.. central heating. beginntng
Aug. LIST for 3 years; prefer 70 rent;
paay nay by direct from owner. Call
BEDRM. HOUSE, furn. or unfurn.
Eith bsmt. apt; commercial pref
Good refs; perm. Call RA. ssgI
FURN. RAMBLER BUNGALOW. 8
by June /: lease only. En-. 226l
II YOU ARE CONSIDERING In.
rental Of YOUR property in nearby
Va. call or write US for fun in
ment service. ARFAx Really. ~
Lee hwy. Fails Church. PA. 1880
WANTED TO RENT. un.urnish.d
bungalow or small house. in Be-
thesda or Silver Spring. TIE. s702.
NAVY cOMDR., children, ages 13
and is, desperately need 8 bedrms
unfurnished, NV. area, in Woodrow
Wilson HiEh district; excellent
care. best references. Boz 335-L,
NAVAL OFFICER and family desire
3-bedroom, furnished house from
mid-July for Is months; in George
Mason School area in Alexandria
szvxT sifsTsnsi ofrrdln, nh sSIe. st,e son - ",
fer yrs. IS Msaa s1as. sn'e5s. o1. a9sss a9ss'
WANTED TO RENT or purchase~
or 5 bedroom home, Chevy Chase
.: e, or nearby area. HENRY
o,BRYAN. MA. 03o2 3Os
FAMILY OF 8 ADULTS desires q
9sdrn; unfurnished house; good ref.
NAVY cSoyMaMANpER desires a.h.s- :
room tnfurnished house about i
august; nv. or Va; S100-s125.
Govr. tssi Al ESGIxErR ssshs and two adults
or nearby Nd. Prefer MI. Rainier
EMPLoYED COUPLE with family
wants house in District or 10 miles
Of District; furnished or unfur-
ARMs isfsd csfrAlNs 81. IT, wtfs dsee, no children
desire unfurn. house or apt, July
REGUGIJaR AIR FORCE OFFICER,
wife and dsushter ~. responsible
tenants; haa.a, desire t to rent rent unfurn. z Or
Occupancy about July Is. oW.
REsPoNsIBLE PARTY needs 3-bed-
room unfurntshed house In Brook
land or Michigan Park section; ex-
sslIsnt care OF property. Phone NO.
ARMY OFFICER. wife and child.
assure good care of 2 or 3 bedroom
house, unfurnished. Virginia; maxi
9gn' as4' $50 month. ow' s4ooss 30: Ext.
DisCRIMINArING COUPLE, ind.-
pendent income, diplomatic back
eround, willing to occupy large home,
supervise servant stan in absence OF
owner; details arranged with proper
party; credentials Boz a74-L, az. Star,
ARMY OFFICER. two children and
spouse, assure GOOD care of your s.
bedrm. house. unfurnished. Va. or
q e, nv. DE, 3705; IL.
heass near Bessd 0I phons Ashsos
do1ri. dnoSii 'lafi lna4frionNEY. wife. d.uss:.r, sa.
desire 2-3 bedrm unfurn. house,
fenced yard. in NV; lease start
July; care guaranteed. OIL. 3e14.
COUPLE In westchestsr Ap.s. want
prox. 4 months this summer; rea-
sonably priced; preferably Va. with
n As A min: White Hopss; hish social.
hse. near Bcc Senior III sen; ee good St
?: C. refs: max. s126. P. o. BOX
RaDio saS oss skdsfffnr hsffi rsph s.s s.ton:I as .u
reau Of Standards, requires 3-bdrm.:
conv. shopping, grammar school and
Transportation; vicinity Falls Church
or Arlington: MR.. McCRO6KEY, OR.
REfisED aESf2 d. csoUGfFLE so5UGf desire. sm.r
house. 5 or @ rms. Buckingham-
Arl. Forrest area By June IS. Call
CHI. 4776. bet. 9 am. and 2 pm.
FURNISHED HOUSE wanted, det.:
soo%. nsofms asrden: nin'a1 s1s5o oomc caHr HraSMRs MR'
SOSA, from 10-12:30, 2-6. AID,
Evening star., 1949-05-29
FOXHALL ROAD
FOxHALL ROAD

Estate tea a Saa<FSsy yaaErs5
ana eaaa Ess hcsns II WASAsrss-
Lass . GnsSt resaacnt1&1 1eestscn FsEs
isrse wco1e6 lot faetns ths OlsFss-
Afeheead PARK. YtFM nooF Easraaes
ha.a. lSxfS Il iIesars % seSsF.
viii ta,i estA, hstns rrss1- sereeasa
twins perch c4niHE Yeun aRers5ss
on nstarki terrace, Beautiful k'tSh-
ea. secoaG aoor three ISta -eee
aired eeeraons. tao fasi baths Ana
nine closets Twa~Nar earass snS
storsxe Assle @6a0 aath 81 ~
t41 siacks scath et Cathedral ave
Price, $50 500 To lnkpscs pSans
builder. PAUL J FRtEZE1- o.
Evening star., 1949-05-29
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WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL ARIA
, e4ihk. 4 se6rsrs-, very iEs. hs. rM-,
terrace OF aintnx rn.. iEs. Earcta
sne fsI.ss s,s-essss GO seneisAss'
SACRIFICE. sfares
semidst- br.ek heuae II ths coz:
senssnt ChlilHm area Eusf oe keaa
Immediately. rrns-. tiled bath. fasl
basement, xas heat. nice icsi very
snAn down payment. sstsncs likt
rent, must have action Asktng VI =
800, FRANK s PHILLIPS pi itil'
ewes. cali RA S9s4 -sa
ROW BkICk. that must ee sod; sx-
celisni condition lsi noef. ssias
3 sedrns and bath fal! 6sssneni
priced 10 sell Cal Mr. MAcklrinsh.
r. WAIVER BROS, wash. Blds
III $500. Oh 1855 So
LOOK. In D. e.. veteran and FhA
approved DETACHED brick homes; .
rooms, lH-seoF laVatory sts heat
quality construction. fatly con-
piete. WASHINGTON REALTY, 0k
$500; ewes. 445s OF s4sp.
OPEN Sun MON. 10 q Pm
semidet erk-. q rmS- IN baths
IS $500 ,e.e; Isl v, s,as, ~ yits - go eesn .sn
fo rtaeS & Asal1t on; WIS Nv ave- sA !si, or
River I'd. Sears Reeeaek) 70 t32o
and sign.
sAUL's ADpIrloN-Beautttai pre-.
tentious io-room home. fer iarss
family OF home With insoms. s
di'ien; near all eonvsnieness q ltts
cash wtll handle. Mr.. Clark. oE
MARSHALL J wAPLK CO.
1324 l4th St NV DI. SS46
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

COUPLE 70 SHARE e-rm. house
with another couple: furn.: COW.
transp. 234 Jefferson St, NV. 80
EMPL. WOMAN will share small
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all privils. WI. STA sitter $3.50
weekdays; any time Sat. and Sun. .
MT. PLEASANT, edge Rock Creek
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piece bath, telephone. twin beds. all
e., 3 persons; bus in front Of door.
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FOR INT, With option 70 bug, nes
6-rm- brick hoase, located IN Worth
cheyy Chase. Nd, Cal 81 e3ls.
siivER SIZING. Groom house in
' oeorsia ave. wa win rsnodei I to % sui
needs n. BROOKS PERRING a
CO.. Realtors. Sligo 4422. 81
1901 KENsrNGTON PKwY-
2 new homes. 4 bedrooms and 2 baths.
den and laborstory on lst floor. new
and modern In every detail. trans.
per month. For full details cali ia
s75I. To inspect drive out Conn
ave. beyond East-west hwy, 20
Ken1tnston pkvy-. riFht on pkvy. 20
the MetzIer sign. METZLER. Real
tors. IIo6 Vermont ave. DI. $500.
ARDMORE
Brick bunsalov. . bedrms-. equip
kit. oil heat; block 70 bus, hall
hour downtown: $50 mo.
ELLIS BROS, INC.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

NEAR HARVARD, NJ. I. T., 4-bedrm
house. large yard. close school. ex-
change for comparable home. NV.
area. Sept-June. Box 471-J. Star.
HAVE S15,5OO HOUSE with 8 bed
rooms in Norfolk, Va, for exchange
for one in Arlington of equal value.
Address 1113 Rockbridge ave-. Nor
onScv felk 2, Va; ,r.,,, :, w..,,r.,,n
house. San Antonio. Tex. for one
in Washington; rent or sell. De-
tsil:; Re; 7 1909; xE Ext. 81 Sloss; ,,,.,.
6-rm. brick home. In. nice No. Arl.
neighborhood; has bedrm. and v
bath 1st a.. and lge. level I'd. and
garden; prefer 6-rm. brick In Hill
crest sect. or restricted NV. sect;
REQUIRES considsrahls cash 10 pur-