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HOUSES FOR sALk-N.W.
American Univ Park

Center hall det. brick. on excellent
level lot, slate roof. fine living
rm., pine paneled den, lavatory
bright dining Tm. and kit, End
floor has 3 bedrooms and . baths,
both with glassed in showers, lge.
attic; attached garage. Immediate
occupancy; priced S26.S50. To in
spect call JAMES z. SCHWAB. or.
$500; after q pm. call 81. 2575 or
WO 140S -1S
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WOODMOOR-S23.7 .75O
WOODMOORwSI6,95o
WOODMOOR

BEDRM. AND BATH 1ST FLOOR
Large L-type liv rm. with CHEEKY
firepl. and picture window. facing
tional bedrms. and tile bath. 2nd
floor: attached gar: fine residential
neighborhood. near shopping and
transp. Your children can walk 70
school. both public and parochiRl,
without crossing arterial highway.
GRAHAM & CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE - Modern
bath and shower, s, lovely bedrooms,
beautiful recreation rm. finished In
Frisidaire. @ ns gas mean heat, toilet i In base1 sn
Cali La. 6-6666. PECK CO.. Excl.
BROOKLAND--semidet; 5-rm. corner
brick, brick 2 bsd,sms.; full bsmt, ,, q attic c
blinds; $11,95O; less than / VI. old.
For appt. call LA. 6-5961 between
7 pm. and pm. -23
MICHIGAN AVE. NE.-Custom- built
prewar brick home of 6 spacious
rms. 8 complete baths, pine -paneled
den in .downstairs;, magnificent
saosso 6uSs anf ferm 1a DHed y Hsaf wss Ray
TON & 90. ST. Ali or sH. 7446.
MICHIGAN PARK Detached brick
center,hall home. 1st floor. spa
cious liv. rm. with fireplace, den,
bedrooms and bath; maids toilet in
windows throughout; near Catholic
University; excellent terms. Call
M. NJ. Johnson eaooi ir., ~. H 6; v6 sM5IaY IIss
MICHIGAN PARK - Six rms. Ia
baths, 2-yr.-old semidet. brick; as
sumo AZ 2O-yr. 1st trust; bal. of
approx S10,500; priced at S13,250;
direct from owner; down payment,
$3.50. Call ewes, La. 6-69S3. .-19
PARK-Det. brk. Colonial
in new-house condition; 22-ft. liv.
rm. with fireplace; 8 lge. bedrms,
2 full baths on 2nd hr.; beautiful
rec. rm.; lge screen porch: oil
h.-w.h.; slate roof; Anchor fence;
dishwasher; garbage disposal. Ben
dix; drapes: awnings; lovely section
of det. homes near Catholic Uriver-
sity; extraordinary value at S20.500.
Ewes. call RA. 1924. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 1411. --19
ARRANGED for 2 families, 1st fl.
vacant; front and double back
porches; this 6-rm. brick offered to
settle estate. deep lot to paved
alley; S11, 900. HORACE L: STEVEN
SON, 1925 Conn. ave, MA. 36s9;
18th AND vARNuM SITS. N.E.IDe-
tached brick. center-han plan. pre-
war built; lge. rms, Ia baths.
slate roof. gas h.-w.h. Law. on 1st
FIR: garage. Very convenient to paro-
chial and public schools. Priced fair
Call La: 6-66e6 PECK CO, Excl.
EXCEL. 6.rm: and recr.;;rm. brick
Ei, Ri A A,fs FOSTER. Lo a-sess; eyes
1876 =. CAPIToL-Large 7-rm. brick,
full bsmt.: gas h.-w.h.; excel. cond.
M. Tolson. FIR. O39O, o'BANNON
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BRIGHTWOOD

607 Oglethorpe st. n.w-Lge. det.
brick; liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., kit. closed porch on Ist f.;
3 bedrms. and bath, lge. incl.
porch or bedrm. on 2nd f.; full
bsmt., h.-w.h., built-in gar; loc.
close to all conveniences.
THOMPSON & GRAY
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EDGEMOOR

5 eedrmss : baths. plus servants
rm. and bath on End a.; EueSt
rms. and bath on Srd, larEe hV.
rma library. powder rm., din. nm,
kit. and pantry on list a. An acre
Of beautiful Handicapped grounds.
Priced under $40. 600 TO sell. ives,
Mr.. De Sioour. OR, SSeA.
SAMUEL Z BOGLEY, INC. WI. 1880.
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FOREST HILLS

First time offered. An exquisite home
for truly luxurious living; white
brick and stone with many unusual
features, including 2-story ballrm,
gorgeous gardens. EXpensively land
scaped. Priced under $4,000. In-
spect at once as this is a truly
unusual value.
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY co.
AID GSnn till O n m -17
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NE BUNGALOW

Only SI0,5oO buys this exceedinEly
beautiful 5-rm. BUNGALOW: expansion
attic, det. garage, full oSmt.. huge
will not wait so reach for the
phone. NO 1908: ewes, UN. 35O7.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO. INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.w.
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE


An unusually large property
located on 18th st. and par
GANIZATIoN, FRATERNITY,
CHANCERY. and we are
reasonably certain this prop
erty could be used for Offices
If operated on non-profit
basis. About 20 rooms, nu-
merous baths; Iron Fireman
automatic Stoker heating sys-
TEN and at the rear is
2-story brick building that will
accommodate several cars, with
broom and bath apartment.
Fire escapes now installed.
Owner can arrange for prompt
possession and we are con-
fident 1t can be purchased
at an attractive price. Call
MR.. CONDIT evenings, OR.
2121). THOS. J. FISHER
& CO., INC. Realtors. DI.
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JUST OFF

CHEVY CHASE ClRCLE
A large center-hall Colonial brick
home near bus terminal. several
churches, parochial school and shop
ping center. 1t should particularly
appeal to a settled family or pos
sibly a retired Army-Navy official.
Living room about 25x14 with
f1repl,, huge side porch adjoining.
dining room about 16x14. breakfast
room, nicely equipped kitchen, 1st
floor powder room. 4 bedrms. and .
tile baths, stairway to large ex-
pansion attic. Gas heat, Gear brick
possession. Call Mr.. Condit feves..
OR. 2f@D. THOS. j. FISHER g.
co INC Realtnrs lI RS2N
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CHEVY CHASE MD

NT. Blessed Sacrament Church. Just
on Chevy Chase Circle; lovely Ems
liAh Normandy, detached home.
beautiful condition; LIST A., liv rm.
DIN. rm.; break, Ym., den. powder
Si1ei; auto, heat: det, s&rAee; fun
attic and hSlni
WALTER S. CANTREIL
s6l7 ccnn. Ave. NV. WO, OSoS.
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BRIGHTWOOD

Well located near 9th aad Madison.
this fine 20-ft. brick Colonial home
porches. concrete front porch, gas
INV. heat, 2-car garage. storm win
dows; insulated; in excellent condi-
tion. Call M. Engle. GE. 1888,
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BETHESDA

A really lovely det corner brick
residence features 1st f.. cen ard
powder rn1., 3 bedrms. and baths
on End f.; S23,750; L blk. to excel.
grammar school.
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY CO.
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WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
DcETOIIyNr

LIVE RENT FREE
4-family brick; all 2-bedroom apts.:
oil heat; newly decorated; good NV
Chesapeake Realty Corp.
ST. 1920. Ewes. Ia. S129. is
200 BLK. FARRAGUT ST.
This home has front and back porches,
comfortable lily: rm., deep guest
modern kit. with table space: End
fir. contains 3 bedrms,, :, spacious
tile floor complete with pine -paneied
recr. rm. and "a bath. Level en-
trance to deep rear yard: u blk. to
transp. and shopping; 3 blks. to
PUBIC G,A and lHd parochial schools. Priced
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Ga. Ave. 81. 300 till 8. IL
o0d0RE9- Eoaos to g. I 5.tS:; ?; 10 10 AND ND Il r
tras; $1,000 to s., 900 cash. viii
exchange. OWNER, TA. 7O1O. -22
CoL0RED-6OO BLK. QUINCY sT.
MW.G6 ,o+ rms 2 porches' z baths,
terms. MR. MUsHINsKY. RA. 6912;
Mr. PECKOVER, IA. 1870. is
COLORED, Mr.. 3rd & UPSHUR NV.
~Soionial brick ARRANGED as 3
frieerators. Excellent invest. EST or or
LOUIS RUDDEN. Ex. 57o7 ''Si''
C0LoRED. Mr.. 5th g. RANDOLPH
NW;-Semidet;, brick in excellent
enclosed porch; End f.: rms. rms. and and
bath; ,3rd f.: 8 rms, kit. and bath.
LoU1s RuDbEN, fRSuESS1 Elk. feSSj 54o7 ifE"S' iii .
CoLoRED-KANsAs AVENUE be-
tween Spring .rd. and Quincy NV.
Six very large rooms, closed
in porch upstairs, garage; you will
be proud Of this home. THOs. E.
FARRELL Co.. Realtors. 721 10th
St; NV. MA. 0765; evenings, GE.
CoL9RED LEI ~ 1900 BLOCK QUINCY
STREET N.W.-Two-story row brick
of 6 rooms and bath: Lear garage;
attractive price for cash. ROBERT
"; "; sAVAGE' AVA 614 Union Trust Blddg.,
CoIoREIDc-Nice lge. sunny rm.; Ecp cple.
or more; nice neighborhood; conv.
to carline; privils. NO. 6s12. -19
COLORED-3rd AND TAYLOR SITS;
Telil;built brick. kitchens. refers.,
Better hurry: 81. s657-GE. 1904.
C0LOREDwUPsHUR. NEAR GE0R-
eiean GM AYE; Ems weI-Puilt ki}v bst, briek, very
entrance, to bsmt., gas heat: 2nd
600 down. ST. 3657-GE. 1904.
c6E c86RGIdERMAN Ell pMAsIv vR5EAITX "a 1 co. 10
Ill, III Fla: ave. NV. Beautiful corner
sect, Seetiop; modern rec. rm;, complete
59lets Hfrsef modern baths SPACIOUS yard;
SeIiayssYv Mpst see to Iou apPgreeiste pr Priced w
MoopsBN MSsoeSpssssy 10Y IA BY 45' APP only NE MS
COLORED-Near Soldiers Home.
$1,000 down. 9. rms. baths: law.
garage; price $4,000. AT. 5604.
COLoRED-NR. SOLDIERS HoME-
Row brick, 2 family, 2 kitchens. 2
baths; front entrance to basement:
Lear garage; convenient area. DON
BLAIR, RA. 940O. Ia
COLORED, NEAR CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL-On Harvard ST., conv. to
elementary school, 14th st. shop
ping area; 6 lse. rms, recep. hall.
full bsmt.; priced at S11,50O on
easy terms. Immed. poss. Call Mr..
' =" WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors. RE; 65s5; ewes, wo. 1914;
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American University Park

American University Park
4-BEDROOM AND 2-BATH HOUSE
CLOSE TO MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
Brick Colonial, built In 1912, in a
fine and convenient residential Sec
ton. Other rooms include living
room, dining room, kitchen, screened
porch, stairs to storage attic, fu !
basement, oil heat. owner, Army
officer, being transferred.
BARNABY WOODS
a well-planned house, attractively
designed on good size lot. Built
in 1910, it is in excellent condition
and contains living room, lavatory,
dining room. kitchen, 3 bedrooms
and Q baths, sundeck, attic fan in
storage attic, large paneled recrea-
tion room, maids room and bath,
storage room and laundry in base
ment, built-in garage, gas heat;
lovely grounds with fagstone ter
race. small stream and stone fire-
w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers of
4S30 Mass Ave. NV, OR. AGA
Evenings. Telephone OIL. o051
Gist Your House With Us)
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. AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK :
Near st. AIMS parochial and public
schools = Lovely center entrance
home of 8 rooms, 8 large bedrooms,
. bath with shower. FirSt-f1oor
place storage attic; finished room
An basement. Large lot. Inspection
by appt. only. Mrs. Folsom, WO
36S1
MARSHALL j. wAPLE CO.
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81. COLO I'll @ Pm.
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER

Highest elevation. oyerlooking slisb
rms, 3 bedrms.. full din. rm. 1st.
FIR. expan. attic for. bath and .
terms. Can RE. $3.50. SO. SA''''''
Colonial Investment Co.
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JUST OFF r. I. AVE
Colored-Semidet. corner: 6 large
rms. and bath; double rear porches:
including spacious kit, modernly
equip; oil heat; close to all con-
venienceS Call MA. 1919 -17
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81 H100
CHEVY CHASE MD

Cape Cod brick; excellent
buy on today's market; large living
room, 80 long; fireplace; picture
window; 1st-foor bedroom and bath;
fully equipped kitchen: screened
porch; 2nd floor, large bedrooms
and bath: gas a.-c. heat; garage;
immediate possession.
L. G. WHITE, Exclusive.
RE. 1925: ewes, WI. 1913. Is"
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS

Desirable home on lovely shaded street,
one block west OF Wisconsin ave.
and watkins distance of bus and
streetcar terminal at Western ave
comfortable and charming home fea-
turing lGe, delighttul rooms en-
trance hail, liy. Tm., din. rm. and
modern kit, on LIST A.; 3 splendid
bedrnns, and tile bath on end, beau
tiful lot SaxilS with ntce planting
and garden: oil heat. Call Mr.. Leigh,
Ma. $500, ewes. and week ends, WI.
3TQa.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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WESLEY HEIGHTs-Beautiful Gus

tom-built. spacious, brick home;
: suitable for entertaining; 9 rooms
3R baths, all modern equipment;
e gear garage; large, well-landscapec
" lot: in most. desirable community
. prompt sale Call Mr.. Lewis (eye
. WO. 4070). with VIM. NJ. THROCK-
!. MORTON. Realtnr. DI 60A2. Il
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CHEVY CHASE

One of the most beautiful homes ever
offered by this office. Located in
circle. White brick with club rm.,
den. 3 bedrms., = baths, streamlined
kitchen; in fact, completely mod
Priced under $4,000 and includes
new ll-to-wall carpeting.
EGUM & GERBER REALTY CO.
AID TSnO till O n m -1T
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BARGAIN, VACANT, 81 $500
DETACHED BRICK
300 blk. Oneida pl. ne. nr. N. H. ave,
2-yr.-old, rms, IA baths; bsmt
easy ess iG.' terms nAS Mr. MR MusH1NsKY ass SKY
RA. 69l2; MR.. PEKOVER, ia. 467e.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

A-EEDRooM RAMBLER
New, excellent SILVER SpyinE recasn.
tisl section. terms, Sa. ioil ansil
NnrrNsra. RrnNyrRs
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SMALL GEORGETOWN TYPE row
house in excel. cond. Upper floors
consist Of liv: rm., din. rm., kit;
floor, 2 lovely bedrms. and bath;
English bsmt. with pvt. entrance,
has bedrm. and "a bath, plus laun-
dry. Location is all to be desired
for. convenience to shops, schools
and transporta ton. Price, $14,500
Please call Mrs. upp, SH. 0335. HU.
1866.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
COLORED VALUES
QUINCY ST

- - - -
Lge. corner home for professional
use: lge. rms. plus . inclosed
porches; gas h.-w.h., lge bsmt; also
have similar row home.
SHEPHERD ST.
home arranged for . families
with . complete baths, 2 complete
Kitchens: reas. priced.
N. CAPITOL AND FRANKLIN
Lovely lge. 6-rm. brick; gas h.-w.h.;
only 81 500 down.
BLAINE ST. NE.
Modern semidet. brick, arranged for
families with 2 baths, 2 kitchens;
good terms.
18th AND QUINCY
Extremely fine home with 8 baths;
beautiful cond.; for home and income.
18th AND RANDOLPH
Lse. 4-bedrm. home. 11a baths; lse.
ILLINOIS AVE.
Lovely homes in good cond. with rsas
payments.
Auerbach & Co., DI. 6501
ST. O345, OR. OssS. DE. s64O.
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O'IOI FLINT DRIVE
Attrac. det Col. home, center entr;
lst A., lge. liv. rm. with fireplace.
din, rm.. kit, lge. screened porch
of liy. rm. End A. 3 lovely bedrms.
and bath; full bSmt, rec. rm. with
fireplace, and Law. gas a.-c. heat!
lge. corner lot. attached EaraEs.
CoNNoR Il RYoN, INC.
OF 18th st. NV ST. b4+t.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

home of unusual design;
2S-ft. liV. rm., incl. patio, 2 deck
porches; bedrms. and , baths on
2nd A.; 2 bedrms. on 3rd. Selling
vel below value at S22,5 800.
C. j. KOONTZ g. CO. SH. 1141 is
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GEORGETOWN
NEW LISTING

NEW LlO 1lNG
Yes, a grand piano will go in the
living room.
Yes, there is a big master bedroom,
plus 2 other bedrooms and maid S
room.
Yes. the garden does have q south
ern exposure.
Yes, it is brick and up to the minute
in modern comfort.
SeIlins mot asking) price, S31 500.
DOROTHY G. WOOD
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Chevy Chase Rambler

Chevy Chase Rambler
In the Wakefield area: close to Conn.
ave. in D. c., this prewar home is
most unusual. Ideal for large fam
lily or doctors home and office. 1st
den. DEN beautifully @ Hui 1 EQUIPPED % Kit Kit pSS brkfst
alcove, 3 large bedrms. and bath
End floor has studio club rm., 2 bed
rms. and bath; beautifully land
scaoed corner lot; 2-car garage: a
quality home at a fair price. Call
Office until . pm.
German P Young DE 444A
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WOODMOOR
SILVER SPRING MD.

brick, Cape Cod, liv.
rm. with frepl., screened side porch.
dinette, kit. 2 bedrms. and bath
on lst a. Also . bedrms. on End q
Full bsmt., gas a.-c. heat, lovely
level wooded lot In excel. neighbor-
hood close to st. Bernadette or
public schools. stores and busses.
Priced right. To inspect call r. }.
SCOFIELD. 81. $500, exclusive
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARI
A lovely semidetached home.
located on Van Ness st. be-
tween the q. s. Bureau of
Standards and Wisconsin ave.
Convenient to Woodrow Wilson
High. Alice Deal Jr.. Phoebe
Hurst Elementary and pa
rochial schools; shopping CEN
ter and transportation imme-
diately at hand; truly q COM
Portable, cheerful, immaculate
home; splendid rooms a bed
rooms), 1st-foor library or
den; living room with fire.
place; 2nd-hoor sitting room;
attic; oil heat; garage. 1t is
offered at a price that will
warrant your inspection. Call
Mr.. Latimer (evenings. EN-.
O77Ol. THos. J. FISHER &
CO. INC Realtors III R220
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ROOSEVELT HIGH, s13,950
Colonial brick Of rms, IA baths,
porch, garage: gas heat; good terms.
Ewes. WO. 4845.
J. Leo Kolb Co.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.

ST. S.W.-6-rm. and
bath brick, lge yards: price. S6,250;
$3.50 cash. $50 per mo. THOMAS
p, BROWN, Ma. 1919.
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I AZ \ 81 n W
,..,..
ROCKVILLE

3 bedrms., . baths, bSmt,, fenced lot:
lSt floor, liv rm, din, rm.. kit I
bedrm, or den and bath; End. 2 bed
rms, bath. bSmt. with Bendix. deep
freeze, work bench. storm windows
lSt floor; immediate possession:
Sl3,a5O. For directions, Rockville
aboS Ia
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COLORED
OPEN TODAY. SO

,945 Blaine Street MEOW Pay
ment! Easy Terms! 2-story semi
detached brk.: 6 rms, tiled bath! Full
bsmt., rec. rm. Russo storm win
dows. Real buy!l! See MRS.
BURNS, go PM. Wed. or Thurs,
on premises. Office PAUL j. MIL
LER. EX 1O70 17s
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Chevy Chase-S16.45O

O1ICVV O1IdOV-tD1U, 1OU
Modern detached brick home; close
to everything; walking distance to
schools; has > bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor; 'liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm, kit. on 1st floor; gas h.-w.
heat; storage attic. Owner has
bought larger home. A fine value
German p Young DE 4444
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NORTH CT,FVET AND PARF

EXCLUSIVE AGENT.
1881 P st. NV, MI. 3022, DE. G115.
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SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
81 Snl DOWN
TAKOMA PARK
LARGE GARDEN
WESTGATE, MD.

Brick bungalow, close to ali couven-
fences, Bendix washer; fun bSmt,;
fireplace; only Sl4 900. Mrs. Platt
81. 1852. COX e. CO.. 81. OTIS
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Mrs. {. R. Sager Dies;
Hotel Mans Widow

Mrs. Elmer r. Sager, sr., Sc
widow Of a willard Hotel assistant
manager. died Saturday at George
Washington University Hospital
She suffered q heart attack Friday
evening.
Mrs. Sager. who lived in Wash
ington for 16 years, resided at
the Harvard Hall Apartments,
1860 Harvard street NV. Her
husband died two years ago.
She was born Edith Harman in
Hagerstown. Md. Her parents
were the late Richard Tydings
Harman and Annie c. Harman.
Mrs. Sager came to Washington
from Frederick, Md, where her
husband was manager of the
Francis Scott Key Hotel. She
was active in Calvary Methodist
Church.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. William j. Miller of the Har-
ward street address, and Mrs. Car
roll S. James of Hagerstown: a
son. Elmer r. Sager. jr., of 6447
Fairfax road. Chevy Chase, Md,
and flye grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
4 pm. tomorrow in the A. K,
Coffman funeral home, Hagers-
town. Burial will be in Funks-
town (MdD Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
BY the Assoeioied Press

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. July IT.
Jonathan M. Wainwright thinks
the United States should get tough
in Korea.
Gen. Wainwright. hero of Ba-
taan and Corregidor, believes re-
taliation should be the "only an
swer" to atrocities in Korea. The
66-year-old retired general. who
suffered tortures and long impris-
onment by the japanese, brought
up the subject of atrocities in an
interview with the Associated
Press.
IT read that the North Koreans
took some of our men captive
tied their hands behind their backs
and shot them in the face. I will
say, unequivocally, that were ]
commanding in Korea, I would
meet that situation by giving cap
tives the same treatment. The
Japs did that to some of my men
I think the only answer is retail
iation."
The old campaigner. Is years q
soldier. was interviewed on the
screened porch of his San An
tonic home.
II feel kindred spirit for our
men in Korea today" he said
sadly. They are fighting against
heavy odds and I know what that
is. But they have hope. At Cor
regidor there was no hope.
Evening star., 1950-07-17

Sergt. j. r. Glaze, Linden, Tex
Pvt. Paul j. Jackson, Shelby
vile, Mich.
Pvt. Ernest E. Kelly, Tacoma
Wash.
Sergt. George F. Kirkpatrick
Yuba City. Calf.
Sergt. 1c Elvin E. Knight, Mo-
desto, Calf.
Pvt. Gavin j. La Maide, Maren.
isco, Mich.
Sergt. Marvin r. Lawson, Mon
ticello, KY.
Pfc. Melvin A. Livingston, Eliza.
bethton. Tenn.
Pfc. James E. Norwood, Chat.
tanooga. Tenn.
Pfc. Junior r. Perrin, Slater, Mo
Pfc. Lawrence E. Perry. Cam
bridge, Mass.
Pvt. Clare e. Peterson, Manis.
tique. Mich.
Pfc. George Stoecjl, jr.. Owen.
dale. Mich.
Pvt. Clifford D. Young, Phoenix
Ariz.
INJURED.
Corpl. Burley T. Blankenship
jr., Doran. Va.
Sergt. Virgle D. Brown. Hyatt.
vile, Wyo.
Second 1t. Harold E. Craig
Kansas City, Mo.
Capt. Samuel A. Gupton, Hol'
lister. N. c.
Second 1t. Charles w. Sills
Oklahoma City.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
Wainwright Urges Retaliation
For Red Atrocities in Korea

"The North Koreans have con-
siderable power and resources be-
hind them. The South Koreans
are fast building up resources
from the power of the United
States. At Bataan, we were out
numbered perhaps 10 or 20 tc
one and we had no resources be-
hind us whatever and no hope
for any.
I am confident we will win In
Korea. Gen. Macarthur will han
die the situation. I put my trust
in him. Leave it to Doug, I say
But I think the American public
should be prepared for a fairly
long war"
OF the Russians he said only:
Perhaps we are being drawn into
a war by the Soviet Union which
perhaps is waiting for us to COM
NIT the overt act"
II the Russians struck, did he
think they would strike in Europe
or in the Orient. Perhaps both
places,P he said.
Evening star., 1950-07-17

get overseas during World War II
His mother died in 1945 while be
was stationed at Louisiana air
base.
After being discharged from the
service, he entered George Wash
ington University. In 1948, he was
a cheer leader at the university
Last year he enlisted in the Army
again and was sent to Fort Ben
ming where he became a para
trooper.
His father said he transferred
to the Air Force and was training
as a pilot. He had 6 hours in the
air at Chanute Field, H., his
father said, but was grounded for
stunting and venting back to the
infantry. He was sent to Japan
last fall.
The lieutenant's grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Shumaker, also
live at the Seventeeth street ad-
dress.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
Casualty List in Korean War

The Defense Departments Ko-
rean war casualty list today re-
ported three Army men killed ir
action, three wounded and one
injured.
KILLED.
Corpl. Elmer E. Hardy, Lucas
vile, Ohio. He was previously re-
ported missing IN fight from
Japan to Korea.
Pvt. Gilbert E. Holmes, Fresh
Meadows, N. Y.
PFC Peter Ternes, Raleigh, N
Oak. He was previously reported
missing in flight from Japan to
Korea.
WOUNDED.
PFC Roy Cline, War Eagle, w
Iva.
Sergt. Harris j. Outzen, Daven.
port. Iowa.
PFC Thomas C. Richards, Buck
roe Beach. Va.
Pvt. Sylvester D. Davis, Man
haitian, KanS.
Pvt. Israel P. Dellen, Weather
ly, Pa.
Pfc. James E. Dennison. Hodg-
enville, KY.
Pfc. Robert E. Duty, Cardwell
MO.
Corpl. Donald p. Earnhardt
Charlotte, N. c.
Pvt. Monty r. Ellis. GRANVILLE
Ill.
Pfc. Henry E. Faircloth, Salem
burg, N. C.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
D. c. Casualty

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Generals telephone message that
his son had died. He said he was
not too shocked because s"I had
resigned myself to expecting the
worst"
Only yesterday, Mr.. Thomas
managed to get a telephone cal
through to the Tokyo Genera.
Hospital from his home at 344s
Seventeenth street NV. At that
time Mr.. Thomas was told his sor
was on the critical list and had
not regained consciousness since
being wounded in Korea.
An airborne infantry officer, 1t
Thomas was caught in the blast OF
an enemy artilley shell at the front
on Friday. He suffered frac-
tured skull, a shoulder wound and
injuries to his side.
1t. Thomas was born in New
York and moved here with his
family when he was in high school
He attended the Powell Junior
High School. Central High School
and Fishbourne Military Ac 4demy
He enlisted in the Air Force
when he was Is years old, after
attending Virginia Military Insti-
tute Tor one year.
The young lieutenant did moi