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HoUSES-sALE-N.W. (Cont.)

NEAR WILSON HIGH, st. Anne's and
detached brick Colonial: 9 spacious
rooms. 2 full-tiled baths, nrst-foor
powder room. dishwasher. disposal;
attached garage. gas heat: top-aual-
~ sy5Sso sSSsastrqsRl3SRa R3ak ey eeanx Radsl 81
suPER tfi fSsfi; BRICK sAH BUNGALOW.Bunga- HoVG
low Is q misleading name for this
beautiful home. Consider these
rms, beautiful tile bath, stairway
to semifinished and Insulated ex-
pansible attic. full bright dry base
ment, gas heat; entire property in
Immaculate condition. FRANK 8.
PP5B4L PP5HBI4LL1Ps' d. l4l1; eyes, call RA'
PERFECT FOR RooMING HOUSE OR
DOCIOR-Huge tapestry brick resi-
oepce on most prominent corner
in Mt. Pleasant; beautiful in ap-
pearance,, superbly built and in per
feet condition; 10 rms. 2h baths
6 besrms.1, semifinished' insulated
place, Gear buAt-in garage; cross
town and downtown bus at door;
want reasonable offer. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1; eves.' call RA.
HOME y AND INcoME-4-family brick
semidetached apt. house with q. 2
bedroom and 2, l bedroom apis.
Excellent loeation' good fananctnSg: aJnS
coNSSEiNIENT eSsSii liz; p41t To GEoRGEroWvaN-
Attached brick Groom home with
additional finished basement apart
ment SENATE REALTY CO.. Elk.
auaS TIP 10ST lSN
pisS eSIs' sd1SS.s5o. This s-bedrm.
2-bath home is located In Takoma
Park, close to bus. schools ana
stores and is an excel. buy. 1st Il.
has nice liv rm. with firepl., din.
rm.. beautiful elec. kit. with dish
washer, 2 bedrmS. and bath; End H.,
/ lge. bedrm. and bath; full bsmt.
oil h.-w.h.; lot approx. 50x150. For
apt. te eeGSp inspect call W. B. WRIGHT
asa 43rd PA very desirable g.:
rm. semidet. brick home with oil
heat. hardwood floors: fireplace and
sss ssse q; s RAY RAY sEzsf2 szgfS 's5 e.
ssaS sA DIV Oliver ST. N.w.-Det. gas staeco
house with 4 bedrms., Ia baths. oil
heat: fine location; reasonable. A.
A. CAROzZA CO., AT. S94l. 1927
Pa. ave. sc. lis
NEAR KANSAS AVE. and Nicholson
st. n.w.-Detached brick. 8 rooms.
2 baths, 2-car garage: large lot;
vacant, immediate possession.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., Realtor,
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
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DOWNTOWN, 1101 17th n.w.-2 Ice.
rms, semibath; suit. 4; babies vel;
DO wk. Other h.k. units. DI. 1888.
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KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments

DIRECT INTO DEVELOPMENT
A delightful place to live out away
from city noise and dirt, adjoining
Prince Georges Golf and Country
Club in Landover, Md. which has
one of the finest golf courses in the
Metropolitan Area. Memberships
are available until quotas are filled.
Safe Playground foi Children
Small Super Market
Beautiful, well-arranged ! and 2 bed
room apartments, featuring large
picture windows, at $73.75 to S75.75
and $3.50 to sos, gas and efec-
tricity included.
EXQUISITE duplex apartments at S105
per month.
Directions: From Peace Cross at
Bladensburg, take Route q. s. SO to
3rd trafic light, then turn right on
Route 202, 20 1A miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover, Md.
Ap n1RS -Q9
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COL0RED-LYMAN PL. N.E-Mod-
tie bath. EQUIP. iis:. fun Isms::
priced, with moderate down , pymt:
Tdon Ss nr Ix' ss9yeF elas cAapANNs sSss. fW 1916.
coLoRED-17oo BLK. L NE.-ons-
day special. $500; $1,000 cash.
sos mo. Possession IN 70 DAYS.
se hsmeM M new Masis aGSfs chs sss
front porch. lge. side and back yard.
Don't let 1t get away. Call TU.
s&gHos sRsa sxes' do H9 $685. 1888 salSIs aMH ave-
caoiTToRED-s7ee DowN-summit st.
excel cond.; 1mgmed. poss. Mr..
COLORED-S950 DOWN for. this
cosy brick home. tile bath. lovely
kitchen. wall cabinets, deep base.
4 s St. ei cail Mrs. Fsitzseraid, 1t Cox S
c6S2DohEb1sEaE So hh 1sfS of issh III s1Ssfs AsS MD.
AVE. N.E.-Brick, arranged in Q
apts.; full bsnt., gas h..w.h.; clean;
svss sns7S1eE Be terms 4g4i as aaM mi ssahr9 shsena9
C0GoRED--TRiNIDAD-one of the
finest homes ever offered in this
with reception hall. 6 nice rooms, .
inclosed heated porches, modern
kitchen and modern bath. full bsmt.
with pine. panelled cluhroom. brand:
new gas furnace. Large back yard
InseIh. Ex; s,sIi ,a4S4i eyes. VA VA os95; ,4ti
col ioREjD-SeO0 BLK. Eads st. ne.
Only $1,000 down, $3.50 moi
modern nIa 6T@ RRoWs STisk hRan4Y ssfht bss 1oRps 8
Realtors, DU. s55S: ewes. SH. $500.
CaEAP-SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
10-yr.- .-old 6-rm. brick, tile BATH
bsint.. gas heat; yds;; eoneTets pehs.
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ROOMS EURN. s.E.-s.w. Cont,

LARGE ROOM, dbl. bed; men pref.
nsxt ,ss to bath; Anacostia rd. sc Sc
COLoRED-FURN. RIM. for single
gentleman: PRIVILEGES; $40 mo. 2327
CoIOREDGLARGE FRONT ROOM
furnished or unfurnished,. for quiet
refined couple; home privil.; conyen
to stores and transp. Eve. after
8; all day Sat. and Sun. 1850 So
Carolina ave. Sc.
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Atlantic Gardens

A few 2-bedroom apts.' available fol
immediate occupancy. Rent, $94.5(
including all utilities. See MRS.
LEWIS at Apt. Z, 420S-C 4th st
Sc. FRED. w. BERENS, INC, 1928
K st. NV, MA. 9141. -19
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NEAR KANSAS AVE. and Nicholson
3 e. baths, 2eear garage: large lot:
vacant. immediate possession.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., Realtor,
1924 14th st. NV, DI, 334B,
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GOOD ACRE APIS.

Several new 2-bedrm. apts., 3rd fis.
only; avail, Dec. /; fireproof, lge.
rms, parauet fls, Venetian, blinds.
kit. vent. fans; conv. shopping and
transp.: $97 30 util. incl. S6l 8
Piney Branch rd., s. S. Md, ST.
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BURLEITH
ARMY-NAVY
Retire in Washington
mr.. WESTERN HIGH

GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL
EXCELLENT ROW BRICK.
3-BEDRM- 2-BATH HOME.
TfoN. close Close 70 dEoRdE-
TOWN, IN A FINE NEIGH
BORHOOD; ONLY 9 YEARS
OLD AND IN FINE COND.
THROUGHOUT. PRICED AT
$15,750
Call JEAN wETZEL, HU. 4346.
WETZEL REAL ESTATE
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READY FOR OCCUPANCY
About December !
Clarenannt CnrnnllnitV

Located on Leesburg pike and So.
Walter Reed dr., Just of Shirley
hwy; spacious, ultramodern apart
ments, all two bedrooms. OF simplex
and duplex types; large rooms,
ais, $3.50 to S91.5O Applications
accepted Monday to Saturday noon
at 313 No. Glebe rd.. Arlington. Va
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EV4A6A V01
OIL 2420. OIL. 7lSS.

COLORED -I45O CLIFTON ST.
fm.. / hath brick: oil heat, fun
immediate possession: 81. 900 cash.
ss.s esisncf fs eesz sz7o GslI H1p Il sTEkN n Hsss
coLoRaD.ssso IL RED :. a",i 5tS H. ST. N.w.-4
inciosed porches; can be used for
2 families; price only Sl2s50;
reas.. terms to responsible party.
sfs sAS n so0d dUkbs eas y iSe 1sal
&siisss iiS '6s 'S6sowN-s-story
brovnstone and brk., rms., Q
baths, firescape. u.n:h;; near 18th
md ceTcorsn SITS. Call MR.. PAX
cc2onsb-tSs T4sl hs tSsl' BLOCK ouiNdS- OUNCE
terms. csu HR1' III. ssis | til ill., 8. Sig. SIC
CoLoRE6GNEAR Il r. 14tS AND PARK
RD:-2o-it- row @ brick; spotlsssls
led id' KIT. It'll iuli basement. new Timten
Oil burner: steel-beam construction;
ccIoiRsn syss;i ia5l = AZ ssde aSs4j DOWN. Sick
bath: h:.x.h.. one In n,S:. other s;s !.
s@ys. @ Ella fsE&NtREN tsaas ! A4 PRESS. Esa Ssa' 81
cSSiiiaoSREp-seoo BLK. 18Th ST. NV
Truly q four-star home: 8 spa
sss sass rms as Ssfg 6Tf o .at Tedsso sssr
yard. garage; price and terms you
win not believe. Call today. Ho.
81 SATURDAY, / till
dark. 1908 Quincy st. n.w.-6 large
rms; Q heated. finished. inclosed
porches; tiled bath: fun bsmt;. gas
Cali for appt., Mr.. Henson. VI. 3541, /,
M. Os54. MADDEN REALTY co.
coLoRED-MAKE DEPOSIT. move
in today. 3917 N. Il. ave. NV. At
tractive g. rms. bath, auto; gas gas
yards. financed TOR weli employed
party. Make your offer. Call MR..
beMoggYs Sterling s42s; eyes,. Il LIN
cSaoksD&zoo. eGl6 ss1s BLOCK oirard MTo st.
NV, on north side OF street between
detached 2-story. and basement brick
house. side yard. small rear yard.
House has hall. living room, din. rm.,
kitchen and pantry on 1st noor: 3
good-stzed bedrms. and bath on End
hoor; h.-w.h (oiD; Electrolux refgr ;:
house insulated and Weatherstripped.
Owner occupied. Possession with
deed. Property clear. Price. $l3. 900.
inspection BY appt. GEORGE I.
HoRG5ElRS, 643 Indiana ave. nsv.' n;v.'
coIoRED, $500 DowN-Row brick,
6 rms. and bath, h.-w.h., near 9Th
and Lamont. sFuu price only $3.50.
Call ST. 1852; eyes,, GE. e0l9.
ARKIN REALTY CO. -18
COLORED-RANDOLRH ST. NV
gar. Priced to sell. W. CLIFFORD
SHERTzER. RE. 27S6, CH. b4S9.
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/ BLK. OFF r. I. AVE.
5-rm. bungalow. full bsmt., gas a.-s.
heat, lse. fenced yard, walking dis.
tance parochial school and church;
$10,5O0; in AL cond. Would 90
GI. Call Mrs. Gillespie, UN. 1925.
COY a 10 JNT
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BUCKINGHAM
SHOPPING CENTER

Serving an area containing over 20.-
600 people; located on main high.
way; 15x5S with full bsmt. Cal
CHI. 5000, 313 No. Glebe rd., Airing
ton, Va. 30
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HOTEL 1440

One room. kitchenette and bath, a.
hour phone and elevator service.
S24.60 to S31.50 wkly. 1440 Rhode
Island ave. NV. 30
COLORED-2 RIM, SEMIBATH; also
three 1-rm. apts.. kit, senibath: no
children. Ho. 212S. 30
room unfurn. apt. avail. Call Sat.
8 am, g pm., 224 11th st. n e, 10
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TOWN HOUSE;

TOWN HOUSE
MASS. AVE. Mr.. 23rd ST.
Large, modern stone and brick home
containing s.a l5 rms; ,.ansa.sd and 9 moassI s1
consider lease. For further informa-
tion cab. ST. 1900. JAMES l.
DIXON q CO., 1929 nth st. NV
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: H. G. sM1THY CO,
s11 18th FSt. NV, ST. $500.
APARTMENTS WANTED

COLORED-G ST. S.W-Attrac. dec
2 rms, kit, semibath; sos. ma
1857; eyes,, RA. 5445.
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FIVE DE LUKE
2 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

Apts. in new. thoroughly
modern building;. 23-ft.. living
rooms, dining space. stainless
steel kitchens. Excellent loca-
ton bordering Rock Greek
Park, 2ha blocks north of 18th
and Col. rd.. on Adams Mill I'd.
500 per mo-. to qualified
adults. Open Sat. and Sundays,
10 am. to s pm.
H. G. SMITHY co.
ST. $500. s11 18th st. NV.
on
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NO CASH

$49.09 PER MO. TO VET
Immediate occupancy on this lovely
5-rm. row brk. home in conv. loca.
tion.s Equip. kit, gas heat, front
porch, Anchor fence around entire
house. Subject to GI price of SS,-
100. A wonderful buy! Call Mr..
Goddard, AK. 5271 tFri.. Sat-, Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1928 K ST. NV.
MA. 9141
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McDevitt's Sales Bulletin
D. c. AND MD. PROPERTIES
SAVE $4,000
Owner must sell his new det. brick
home in a quality neighborhood,
Near schools, shopping and bus. It
is vacant. Move IN before Xmas and
give the whole family q Gift Of gifts.
8 larRe rms, 2tz baths, finished 1t.
TIC, rec. rm., porches, garaRe. OPEN
DAILY AND SUM-, TO 8, UNTIL
SOLD, Out Piney Branch I'd. to
Devon rd., right / blk.
Vacant-Reduced 81, 900
Ciose-in silver sprinx, 21e =. Frank
lin ave. New CUSTOM built. det. brick,
center hall. Quality throughout. On
. large corner lot. Private driye-
! way; 8 large rms, 2z baths, powder
OPEN SUN, 10 g.. Out P1ney
Branch I'd. to Old BladensburR rd.,
left to Franklin ave-. left blk.
Brick Bungalow, $12,950
Close-in silver Spring. Vacant. 5
rms, bath. full bsmt. Lot 70x104.
McDEvrTT, REALroR. RA. 4422.
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451O 46th ST. NV.
OPEN SAT. g. SUN.
NOON TIL, DARK

custom built for doctor to his
on specifications; living quarters,
expertly planned to assure family
privacy; attractive street level en-
trance 70 large arg Is reception na rm.; nn.d.s
rnn., util. rnn. in sep, wing Of bsnt.
with exit to yard; II desired, oflice
space can be made into l large rec.
rm. for family use; exceptionally
large rooms featured; mezzanine II
brary with fireplace; 5 bedrms with
2 baths on End a.; large studio
gArage; fne yard for children; Inn
immediate occupancy; excellent n
nancing. Exclusive JAMES i. DIXON
& CO.. 1929 18th st. NV, ST. 1900;
eves on STkf -
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WESLEY HALL
TABLE BOARD

COLOKED-DELICIOUs home cooked
meals; 2 meals. Ss wk:: 2 meals
packed lunch, $40 wk. In advance
1925 Vermont ave. MRS. MARY
L. SMITH, DE. S408. -21
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HOUSES EURk. OR UkFuRN.
Need Plenty of Room?
New brick, bedrooms Il on Isl
fioor) screened porch, d. r.. liv
rn. with fireplace. breakfast rm.,
11a baths; lge. yard; auto. washer,
gas heat; .Sl9S.50 mo-, 1-year lease
81. 1882. I'll
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

A beautiful. custom-built. spacious,
Ing; 9 rooms, 3l2 baths; all modern
equipment; Gear garage; large H.
acre. well-landscaped lot; In most
desirable community; exceptionally
well financed ($l8.000 trust, Az
Interest," and reasonably priced for
ment. R. L. LEWIS, eve, Wo.
1910, with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON
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co-opERArIvE ApTs. FOR SAN

SO-OYEkG.tNe APlS. FOX SAIe
S14. 14.950-Two-bedroom. 2-bath apart
nlent In new building with 23-ft.
living room, dining space, stainless
steel kitchen and its many other
modern convepienceS. Excellent A.
nancing. Directions: 21a blocks north
OF 18th and Columbia I'd. on Adams
Mill rd. Open Sat. and Sum-, noon
till dark; other times by appoint
nent. H. g. SMITHY CO., ST. 5000.
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WAKEFIELD \

Pre-war built. Diet. white brick, true
center hall. spacious liv. rm. with
fireplace, dining room. complete
modern kitchen, den and powder
room on 1st door. 3 twin sized bed;
rooms on 3rd. recreation room and
bath In basement, Lear built-in
garage, lovely grounds. only 1h
blocks west Conn. ave. shopping
area. LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
CO, AID. $500 till 8 pm.
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926 Shepherd st. NV.
vACANT-EARLY POSSESSION.
Very attractive row brick home with
gas h.-w.h.; immaculate condition.
B rooms, bath. full basement; con-
venient to everything. Reasonably
priced on attractive terms.
sos N. Capitol. MA. 1880
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TAKOMA PARK ID. C..

1 lAhOMA Z TAftfA, y. y.
Excel. shade is provided by the 4
lofty oaks towering over this 2
story stucco and frame house. The
entrance from broad concrete
verarda- leads into a spacious lily
rm. and q lge. din. rm. with adj
den and lge. kit. with pantry. 8
light, airy bedrms., bath and in
closed sleeping porch; det. gar.
full dry concrete bsmt.. h.-w.h. with
oil; stairs to attic; level lot.
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtor
GE. 0ss1. 311 Cedar ST., GE. 0257.
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TILDEN GARDENS

> 1IID11N 0111V4<1I4y1E
Two bedrms., ltv. rln., din. rrn., So
larium, Kitchen and III baths.
Early occupancy. Price OF equity,
$4,000. Inspection by appt only.
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
New Apartment Project
2 BEDROOMS, $81.50-$85
INCLUDING UTILITIES

OPEN DAILY UNTIL DARK

Large living room. Q bedrooms, kitch.
en- and bath with shower. All apart
eouipped apI piay yafSs School bus al
rect TO project. Laundry facilities
Sodded, HANDICAPPED lawns. Capita
Transit bus direct to project.
Take F-4 bus 10Th and Constitution
to Michigan ave. ne. terminal
change to K-6 New Hampshire
bus bus aSfif sn DToeis to New or ans k
ave. and District line, change tt
K-6 "Mt Rainier" bus to project, OF
drive east on Missouri ave. fRigg.
rd) to Chillum rd.. right to project
or out Michigan ave. (Queens Chape
rd.) to chillum I'd, left to project
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RAMBLERS
WASHINGTON, D. e.

Mass. Ave. Extended
Featuring Q new group of Q and
bedroom rambiers, designed IN the
modern motif. first time offered
Nice wooded lot. Large living room
with fireplace, tiled bath, basement
with "a bath. GI or conventional
financing with moderate cash. Drive
by. An INSPECTION will convince
Directions: Mass. ave. NV. to $500
kagan, right to sign. left to RAM
'blers. Mr.. Bailey on premises OF
at 1904 Mass. ave.
BARKLEY BROS, INC.
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COLONEO :
9O2 QUINCY ST. NV.

COLOREO
1906 QUINCY ST. NV.
Exceptionally attractive 6-rm. brick
home, With det. brick garage, large
fjrepl., modern KIT, inclosed
porches. fully plsstered and heated.
Home In excel. cond., modern gas
heating. Call OWNER. IA. 631o.
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CHEVY CHASE, u. G.
See this prewar detached brick home,
conveniently located to Lafayette
and Blessed Sacrament Schools,
stores and transportation; 8 excel
lent bedrooms and 2 baths on second
floor: finished rm. in attic; level lot;
garage; oil h.-w.h House, greatly re-
duced. Owner leaving city. Excel
lent financing with $4,000 at ~ &.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
INC. REALTORS
OR. 710O till 0 pm. lis
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
S16,95U Real value In semidet.
home, Just Of Conn. ave-. 8 bedrms..
q baths, 1st-d. den; vacant. LEGUM
a. GERBER. AID. 1900. Call TIL 8
GLOVER PARK
New listing; modern. 7 rms. 2 baths,
oil h.-wh.; owner going South;
priced to sell. HU. 1913 till 8 or
WO. 5713. SIGLER g. CO., Realtor.
10
VACANT-MOVE RIGHT IN
$40 Fern pl.-Detached 2-story brick.
lovely bedrms.. tile bath, rec. rm.;
nice lot; reduced to S11,50o; $4,000
down. Also other homes In NV.
MR.. MUSHINSKY, RA. 6912! -1S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwes.
GLOVER PARK

GLOVER PARK
New listing Of an excellent 6-room
brick, full basement with recreation
schools and conventences: excellent
condition: Asking $l4,26Q; Eyes
REALTY CO.. Realtors, DI. 1900.
MT. PLEASANT, $16,500
Reduced for quick sale. Five bed
r9gssii Z baths, Asaeste. 81 hsst sstS low cash.
JOHN LIPSCOMB & co.
MI OeoO: ewes. NO. 2705. -1s
ROCK CREEK FOREST
$18,950
6. delightful rms, 2 baths, gas &C:
heat. built-in garage. full bsmt.
brk. residence, now being painted
Wide corner lot. Bus, shoppine
center and recreational facilities
pancy. Call Wo. $500 until 9 pm
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
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GI financing. 642s Barnaby st. 4
room white brick detached, custom
built. WO. 6519 after pm. lis
OPEN DAILY, IL TO 6
Is OLD CHESTER RD.. BETHESDA
house cond.. oil ht.. lge. lot: vacant.
= PRICED TO SELL
To reach: Wis. ave. to Bradley blvd.
left Ia miles to Old Chester I'd.
left to property. OWNER. WI. 1900
WI. 1880. --10
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
close-in Barnaby Woods. This one Is
really nice. 6 rms, baths pan
eled. den. rec. rn.; det. garage.
Call Mr.. Crawford, OR. S106 until
Q PM. CARL J. HIILAND. $500
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Realities Brushed Aside
World Has Many Political Leaders
Calling For Fair Deal in Own Lands

icoes tell them they are entitled
to have. The old solutions -coloni-
alism and imperialism-are van
ishing, and a new one. q European
economic union, is being pressed
upon the Western nations. The
Americans at least are determined
that 1t shall have q trial.
On the other side Of the world,
In occupied Japan, the problem
Is only more remote, not less
pressing. The occupation as such
Is = fabulous success. There is
peace. comprehensive blueprints
for q democratic society are being
translated into action, the Japa.
nese feel an emotional sec.. .A.y
with General Macarthur that they
hardly enjoyed under the Emperor.
Death Rate Lowered.
But the Americans with their
food and health measures from
sanitation to vaccination have
lowered the prewar death rate Of
1873 to 11.9 in nation which went
to war because it was 50 brutally
over-populated. This means that
about two million japanese are
alive who would have died; it gives
the islands q population of 81,-
000, 900. General c. F. Sans, the
United States public health officer
who bossed the job, says calmly
there will be between 90 and 100
million Japanese in another rs
years.
General Sans insists that the
present policy Of permitting Japan
to re-industrialize will solve the
problem because industrial civili-
cations always limit their families.
The Japanese have also been try
ing to hurry the process with q re-
turn to their pre-expansion prac-
tices Of birth control and abortion
which are not against their reli-
gion but which have led to q
skirmish between General Mac
Arthur and the cxtholic church
ct home.
The United States Congress has
little taste for problems as funda-
mental and freighted with emo
ton as population pressures. Yet
they are ut the heart OF the
matter.
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This Changing World
Germans Sure Something Can Be Done
To Improve Relations With French

ade Of the city ended and all the
Allies issued statements praising
the stamina Of the Berliners dur
ing the trying months Of the
blockade and their "unfiinching
loyalty" to the Western Allies.
The French made the typical
Gallic magnificent gesture. They
announced that as q reward for
German loyalty the French nag
would be removed from the Vic
tory statue. Last May detach-
ments Of French, American and
British troops and q small group
Of Western German police formed
q square in the Tiergarten and
the French flag was hauled down
with appropriate ceremony. .
Germans Impressed.
The voluntary action Of the
French authorities did not receive
much publicity outside Berlin.
The French government, which is
not anxious to prepare its people
yet for German collaboration, op-
posed making the event 'front.'
page news. But the story spread
rapidly throughout Germany and
led many Germans to wonder
whether their strongest political
opponents in the councils of the
Western Allies were having a
change Of heart.
This gesture was not followed
by any further expressions of
goodwill from Paris. Former
PRIMER Henri Queuille, who knew
his days in ONCE were numbered,
did not want to give his opponents
further ammunition. He feared,
as did Foreign Minister Schuman
who as an Alsatian had served
in the Kaiser's army In World
War THAT political enemies in
Paris might make important cap
ital out Of any such moves toward
Germany and might precipitate
the downfall Of the cabinet.
But the Victory Column mcf-
dent impressed the Germans.
They talk about 1t in the
Bundestag when Germany's future
Is being discussed. They talk
about it in the trains-which
have become popular political
forums-as an argument against
those who say that France would
crush Germany If America did not
her moderating influence.
Few Germans west Of Berlin
discuss the future actions Of the
U. 8. 8. r., for they feel they
can do nothing about them.
Russia is Americas business, and
they leave it at that. But future
relations with France are a matter
between the French and them
selves and they talk because they
feel that something can be done
about it.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
Public Confidence Lost
Republicans Can't Stop Trend
By Calling Names and Raising Bueabof

ton Of this all-out attack. An
other calls for formulation Of q
moderately progressive program
that will become q party program
In Congress. A third looks for q
man who can win. a personality
so engaging that principles and
policies win be submerged In the
glow. Accordingly q boom Is
starting for General Dwight D,
Eisenhower, who meets the speci-
flcations.
That might do the trick-if the
President Of Columbia University
decides to recant on his famous
statement Of remuneration last
year.
There Is 4 chance, Of course,
that this might not be enough.
Some sort Of reformation from
within the party may be neces-
sary.
Evening star., 1949-11-11
spring. Moths fluttered through
the air like butterflies.

spring. Moths fluttered through
the air like butterflies.
Here in my own home where,
because Of my early scout train
ing, the motto that hangs over
the fireplace is BE Prepared" 4"
Jean and I had to roll high dice
to see which of us would have to
climb to the top of the linen clos
let. braving falling bundles wrapped
in tar paper, which always are
on top Of stored blankets.
She came up with boxcars.
Next year I am going to see to
1t that a pair Of loaded dice Is
always within handy reach. Be-
cause we, like all Floridians, will
get caught short again next year
when the first chilly weather
comes to town.
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