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Barry Post Leads in American Leqion BOWLING LEAGUE

Hazel D. McGrew. Dominick c.
PolliZzi. Randolph C. Bready. CAL
vim w. Hawkins. Frank N. Hudson.
Dominick J. Mahon. Helen r.
Stroiek. Genevieve NJ. Walker.
Margaret E. Good. Noel c. New
quist, Stephen Sturgeon. Arthur
D. Howard. Gamaliel Carlton. Ed
ward NJ. Gigerich. Richard E.
Dement, and Gerard G. Pistor to
the roster.
At the last meeting OF the De-
partment Executive Committee
Charles Ison. age IA. a member
Of the GEORGETOWN Boys Club.
presented a gavel to Department
Comdr. Charles K. Dunn in rec
ognition of the Legion S aide to the
local Boys Clubs during the past
year.
Members of George Washington
Post will assemble today at pm,
IN Arlington National Cemetery
at the grave of E. Lester Jones
to hold memorial services. I'M
mediately thereafter they will pro-
ceed to the National Cathedral to
take part in the massing of the
colorS sponsored by the Military
Order Of the World Wars at 4p.m.
At its last meeting Gerrit Van
Deth, William J. Moon, Charles
L. Wilson, Albert S. Epstein, R,
P. S. Mcdonnell, Herbert A. Bus
kirk. Arthur L. Smith. Paul A.
Roessler, Eugene A. Elliott, jr.,
Melville B. Cox, Victor V. Dickson
and George H. Wells were ad-
mitted to membership.
The National Guard OF Honor
with the colors of the District De-
partment and its affiliated bodies
will participate in the massing of
the colors at annual memorial
service OF the washington Hebrew
Congregation and the District of
Columbia Department Of the Jew
ish War Veterans at the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation Temple,
.816 Eighth street NV. next May
26 at 8 pm.
Woodbridge Post is sponsoring a
series of parties for disabled vet
eranS at Mount Alto Hospital un-
der the Craftsmanship of Vice
Comdr. Granville T. Boul. 1t has
also organized a post blood dom
ors' squad directed by DR.. Carlton
Davidson.
Kenneth H. Nash Post will hold
a social meeting Wednesday eve
ming in its clubhouse.
The Sons of the Legion will hold
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Annual Masonic Day
Al Petworth Baptist

The Yaden Bible class, Pet
worth Baptist Church, will observe
its annual Masonic Day at 9:30
m. today. in memory of the late
Gratz Dunkum. past grand master
off Masons of the District OF
Columbia. Marvin E. Fowler
grand master, will be the speaker
Blue Lodges.
Washington centennial will at
tend religious services this morn
ing at Memorial Evangelical
United Brethren Church. Har-
mony Lodge will conduct religious
services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home, 3 pm. The Rev
o. Bryan Langrell, pastor OF
Francis Asbury Methodist Church
will deliver the sermon.
Joppa-Monday, F. c.
Dawson-Monday. initiation.
Federal-Monday, F. c.
Stansbury-Monday. first secre-
tary of the Korean Embassy, will
speak on Political and Economic
Conditions in Korea"
Samuel Gompers . Tuesday
M. M.
Washington Centennial-Tues-
day. special. 7 pm, M. M.
Takoma-Tuesday, initiation.
Acacia-Tuesday, M. M.
National - Wednesday, Fellow
craft Club. 2518 Seventeen street
NV.
Theodore Roosevelt - Wednes-
day, officers with w. M. Joseph
Geibel.
Hope-Wednesday, officers re-
hearsal, 8 pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. F. c.
New Jerusalem - Thursday
M. M.
George c. whiting-Thursday
social.
National-Friday, Masonic edu-
cation, 2518 Seventeenth street
NV.
Potomac-Friday, rehearsal and
Fellowcraft Club.
Hope-Friday, r. e.
AnacoStia - Friday, special
7 pm, M. M.
Royal Arch Chapters.
Potomac Hiram will honor Its
charter and life members, pm
All Masons invited. The Rev
Edgar Cordell Powers, sovereign
grand inspector general of the
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A children's party, sponsored
by the Forty and Eight. will take
place next Saturday at 2::30 pm.
at the st. Vincent's Home and
School under the direction of
Child Welfare Chairman Nicholas
Pagnotta.
Local Legionnaires who obtain
at least two new or renewal men,
bers before next Saturday evening
will be eligible to attend a stag
party at the Legion Club at 8
pm. on that day. Those who OBJ
tain at least Is new or renewal
members before July Is will be
eligible to compete for free round
trip to Hawaii on a Nation wide
basis. and. the four local post
commanders who reach the high
est percentage of their previous
four-year average before July Is
will also receive national awards.
Navy Department Post recently
admitted Fred E. Croy, Hjalmar P.
Eclov. Alice L. Follin, Ida Janet,
Ruby L. Young. George E. Fisher,
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Scottish Rite for the state Of
Maryland, will speak.
Monday-Mount Vernon, Royal
Arch; Anacostia, P. and M. z.
Tuesday - Mount Hereb and
Woodbridge.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., p. M;
i. Singleton, P. and M. E.
Friday-Eureka Naval. M. M;
Capitol, P. and M. E.; Mount
Pleasant, M. E. M.
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10Th Division

Washington Post of the 29th
Division Association will hold a
special meeting Friday night at
1900 New Hampshire avenue NV.
to make arrangements for the
decoration of graves at Arlington
Cemetery and others in nearby
Maryland and Virginia on May %
The Clubhouse Committee will
report on plans for a new home
and there will be moving pictures
The post will sponsor a party
Tuesday at the Forest Glen Hos
pital. There will be prizes and
refreshments.
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lumbia Depart
ment, American
Legion Auxilia-
rvs Fund Rails
ing Committee
W h ose only
pr ect this
year is the
sponsoring of a
Phantom Din
ner."
It will be held
later in the
season.
Departm en- t
and unit color
b e arerS VIII
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last meeting by
D ep ar m e Mt
Comdr. Robert
F. Sutphin.
Other officers
are: S e n or
Vice Com
m a n d er, Roy
E. B a r b our;
Junior vic e
c m m a n d er,
Leonard Alber-
ty; quartermas-
ter. Garrett c.
Rush; DIV o.
cate, John w.
T h o m p S on;
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Spanish Veterans
Memorial Services
AT St. Etizabeths

There will be a massing of the
colors of United Spanish War Vet
erans' organizations, under the
direction of Capt. Valentine B.
Mayer today at 2::30 pm. in
Hitchcock Hall, st. Elizabeths
Hospital. when the department
will hold its annual memorial
service.
The Rev. DR.. j. Warren Hast
ings. pastor of the National City
Christian Church, will be the
principal speaker. DR.. Winfred
OverholtZer, superintendent of the
hospital, will give the address of
welcome. Mrs. Bernadetta Rob-
erts will sing. Past Department
Comdr. William Jenkins will de-
liver 'Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress" Department Comdr. Fred
R. Husemen will represent the
department, and President Gretta
w. Ludwig will represent the de-
partment auxiliary. Music will be
furnished by the United States
Marine Band Orchestra.
The auxiliary will hold its an
nual memorial service for the
members of the armed forces who
have lost their lives at sea next
Sunday at 3 pm. at the Water
Gate. There will be a massing of
the colors of patriotic organiza-
tions.
The GAR Memorial Day Corp.
will meet in Central High School
on Wednesday at pm. Each
camp and auxiliary should have
a representative at this meeting.
The patriotic instructors are Or
dered to report, with their colors,
at the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Temple. Eighth street
between H and I streets NV, Fri
day at 7:30 pm. to participate
in its annual memorial service.
The Auxiliary Presidents Club
will meet at the home of the
president. Ella I. Ford, 1918 H
street NV. Wednesday at 8p.m.
Officers Of Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Auxiliary were installed by the
department president as follows:
President, Hannah A. Brewer;
senior vice president. Catherine
Angel; junior vice president,
Laura v. Kinghorne; chaplain,
Josephine M. Mullins: patriotic
instructor, Berenice Ferris; his
torian, Mary E. Brooks; conductor,
Nohre Wehn; assistant conductor,
Maude' I. Davis; guard, Rose
assistant guard. Ruth D.
Patsos; musician, Hattie v. Lud-
wig; secretary. Beulah M. Cope,
and treasurer, Anna L. Cross.
Mary Coberth Chaplin was in
stalled as president of Gen. Henry
w. Lawton Auxiliary. Serving
with her are Senior Vice Presi-
dent Lillian Bradley, Junior Vice
President Henrietta Briggs, Chap
lain Mae Quattlebaum, Patriotic
Instructor Lucy Kraft. His
torian Catherine Lawson. Conduc-
tor Laura Sabins, Assistant Con-
ductor Elizabeth Burlingame,
Guard Elizabeth Henderson, AS
sistant Guard Mary Grissam. Mu-
sician Geraldine Henkel, Secre-
tary Marjorie G. Rose and Treas
urer Helen E. Grissam.
Anna Kripp will preside over
the meeting of Col. James s. Pet
tit Auxiliary Monday night at
Naval Lodge Hall.
Col. James 8. Petit Camp will
meet Tuesday at 8 pm. at 921
Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
There will be initiation Of new
of Gen. Nelson A. Miles
on Friday at 8 pm. at
Pythian Temple. Hannah A.
Brewer. president, will preside.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp will
meet Friday at 8 pm. at Pythian
Temple.
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Virginia will
d e liver t h e
principal ad-
dress at the
luncheon meet
ing of the post
Wednesday at
noon.
On May 29
at 9:15 am. in
the patio of
t h e adminiS-
tration building
the post will
hold it's annual
memorial serv-
ices.
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take part in the "Massing of the
Colors" at the Washington Cathe-
dral this afternoon. They should
report to Mrs. Mabel Pugliese,
at the flag pole, north of St. AL
bans, Wisconsin and Massachusetts
avenue NV. at 3:15 pm.
Mrs. Bertha w. Fichthorn, de-
partment secretary, has been en-
dorsed for department president
by the following units: Victory;
Cooley McCullough, with Mrs.
Dorothy Murray for department
vice president; Police and Fire,
with Mrs. Beulah LaScola for de-
partment vice president; and
Washington Building and Con-
struction Trades Unit.
All color bearers have been in
vited to participate in the Il Am
An American Day" ceremonies on
the steps of the Capitol tomorrw
at $3.50 pm.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty will pre-
side over the convention commit
tee on Wednesday night at the
Legion Club to discuss plans for
the 25th annual department con-
vention, August 10, II and IL.
Mrs. Mary Spence, department
community service chairman, has
sent out a call for volunteers to
work on the records of the D. C.
Crippled Children's Society, 1857
Massachusetts, avenue NV, daily,
from 9 am. to S pm. If workers
will bring their lunch, the society
will provide coffee at noon.
James Reese Europe has accept
ed the following new members:
Mrs. Beulah Belk; Mrs. Amy Bell,
Mrs. Marie Carter, Mrs. Maryine
Fleming, Mrs. Estelle M. Hood,
Mrs. Helen Fells, Mrs. Lettie B.
Fells, Mrs. Mildred G. Johnson,
Mrs. Lillian McMillion and Mrs.
Ruth P. Robinson.
Cooley-McCullough Unit nomi-
mated the following officers for
election at it's next meeting; Mrs.
Ethel Broughton, president; Mrs.
Rae r. zaontz. Mrs, Mildred
Reiter and Mrs. Fonda McVickers,
vice presidents: Mrs. Martha
Hopes. chaplain: Mrs. Hattie
Byram, historian; Mrs. Ann
Zaruba, property custodian; Mrs.
Elsie Stewart. sergeant at arms:
Mrs. Katherine Dewitt and Mrs.
Ethel Lynch, color bearers.
Mrs. Dorothy Murray, president,
has been endorsed as an independ-
ent candidate for the Office Of
department vice president.
Mrs. Ada Riley, department
poppy chairman. requests all units
to deliver poppies at department
headquarters not later than next
Friday night or bring them to
Arlington National Cemetery on
Saturday morning.
Arlington, Va, Girl Scouts will
asst the chairman in placing the
poppies on the graves at the ceme-
terry all day Saturday.
All members are invited to at
tend the memorial service spon-
sored by the Jewish War Veterans
at the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Temple. 816 Eighth
street, N. w., Friday, at 1880 pm.
Meetings this week:
Wednesday-James Reese Eu-
rope Unit, 1914 Vermont avenue.
N. w.. 8 pm; National Cathedral
Unit, Legion Club, 8 pm.
Friday-Department Rehabili-
tation Committee, game night,
Mount Alto Hospital, 7 pm;
Victory Unit, Legion Club, 8 pm:
United States Department of
Agriculture Unit, visit on Ward
F-3. Mount Alto Hospital, 1880
pm.
Saturday - Volunteer Hospital
Workers, Mt. Alto Hospital, 2:30
n m
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Levi 81. Peter Heads
John J. He'll Post,
W Department

Levi st. Peter was installed as
commander of John j. He'll Post,
District of Columbia Department,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, at the
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Legion Auxiliary
Phantom Dinner
Is Being Arranged

F., Mrs. Ruth Rainey of Bunker
Hill Unit and Mrs. Ann Zaruba of
Cooley Mccullough Unit are CO.
chairmen of the District of Co.
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Muoris Mark Arrival

Descendants of a group which
800 years ago arrived in New
Zealand by outrigger canoes,
more than 1000 Maoris recently
assembled in tribute to the early
navigators.
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Meetings this week:

Meetings this week:
Monday-White- Whitmire Post,
Department Convention Commit
tee, Legion Club.
Tuesday-Army and Air Forces
Post. Colonial Hotel; James Reese
Europe Post. 1914 Vermont avenue
NV: Navy Department Post, 1900
New Hampshire avenue NV.
Wednesday-National Cathedral
Post. Henry C. Spengler Post. Le-
gion Club: Kenneth H. Nash Post.
224 D street Sc; Fort Dupont
Pest. 7 Fourth street NE; De-
partment of Agriculture Post,
luncheon, noon, room 1862. South
Building.
Observation-Disclosures Execu-
tive Committee, Legion Club;
James E. Walker Post, 1882 Ninth
street NV.
Friday-Bureau of Engraving
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and Printing Post. Legion Club,
Victory Post. Colonial Hotel.
Saturday-Department Mem.
oership Committee stag party. Lee
gion Club.
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Auxiliaries.


Mrs. Edith Hiser, Auxiliary De-
partment president. requests each
auxiliary have their colors at
Cedar Hill Cemetery next Sunday
at 1920 am. for the Veterans of
Foreign Wars services.
Auxiliary presidents are asked
to have their colors at the Jewish
Synagogue on Eighth street. be-
tween H and I streets NV. at
1880 pm. Friday for memorial
services.
At the meeting of Front Line
Auxiliary on Tuesday at 1919 K
street NV, Margaret Wardle gave
charges to the new officers, with
Lucille Powell presiding. They
were junior vice president, Flor
ence Shaw; chaplain, Mrs. Thome !;
treasurer, Archina Conard: con-
ductress. Vivian Ross: patriotic
instructor, Bernice Rupprecht;
two-year trustee, Tressa Jones;
three-year trustee, Bernice Rup-
precht. Archina Conard was ap-
pointed hospital chairman.
Florence Shaw was elected dele
gate to the Department encamp-
ment.
Treasury Auxiliary will visit
Ward d at Mt. Alto Hospital on
Monday.
Helen O'Brien presided over All
American Auxiliary at 419 Seventh
street NV. Memorial services
were held. Plans were made to
change date of June meeting as
June 16 will interfere with the De-
partment encampment.
The auxiliary will give show
at Mt. Alto Hospital tomorrow al
T:15 pm. Helen Hughes Is the
chairman.
The birthday celebration of the
Past Presidents Club was held al
Casino Royal. Fourteenth and H
streets NV. Tuesday at 500 pm
Following the dinner a birthday
cake was cut by the President
Ruth Keene.
At the last meeting the presi-
dent, Ruth Keene; Margaret War
die, vice president and Ethel Orme
treasurer, were elected.
Beulah Waller has been in
dorsed for department treasurer
and Ethel Orme for department
Junior vice president by Nationa
Capital Auxiliary.
Hornet Circle, Military Order
Of Lady Bugs, will meet Wednes.
day at Alb Washington Loan &
Trust Building. Aliene Torren.
will preside.
Government Printing Office uni
will meet Monday at $50 Eighth
street Sc.
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picnic 10 be held today in Rock
Greek Park.
The group will leave the Legion
Club at pm, and proceed TO the
picnic area in a police escorted
caravan.
All fathers and mothers Of the
boys are also invited.
The local Grand Voiture will
also honor Chef de Chemin de Fer
Clarence E. Smith. national head
of the organization. at stag din
ner at the Continental Hotel on
May 90 at 7;;30 pm. Reservations
may be made with Grand Chef de
Care Gail T. Judd.
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Some species OF tapeworms
grow 10 a length OF 80 feet.
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Kenneth H. Nash Post will hold
a social meeting Wednesday eve
ming in its clubhouse.
The Sons of the Legion will hold
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Meetings this week:
Tuesday-Front Line Post, 1919
K street, N. w.
Wednesday-Fr. John P. Gal
lagher Post, 731 North Capitol
street; Police-Fire Post, 1909
Rhode Island avenue NE; South
west Memorial Post, $50 Eighth
street S.W.
Friday--Washington Post, 1919
K street, N. W.; Potomac Post,
1909 Rhode Island avenue, N. E.:
Elbow Benders Pup Tent, 1919 K
street, N. w.
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There will be initiation Of new
members of Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Auxiliary on Friday at pm. at
Pythian Temple. Hannah A.
Brewer. president, will preside.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp will
meet Friday at pm. at Pythian
Temple.
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chaplain. Allen c. Sousa; surgeon,
Sidney r. Snider.
Comdr. st. Peter presented the
VFW citizenship medal to Her
man Riley of the Public Play
grounds Division for his Coop
Grafton with veterans activities.
Comdr. William r. Reading an
nounces the appointment of Sen
ior Vice Comdr. Adam A. Rind
as entertainment chairman of Ma
tional Capital Post. He served
as quartermaSter for several years.
The dept. commander installed
the following officers of Police Fire
Post; Commander, Ignatius j.
Bradecamp; senior vice COM
mander, Charles T. Schwigert;
Junior vice commander, Joseph r.
Hunt; quartermaster, Virgil Swad-
ley; advocate, Hovey A. Lord;
chaplain, Hardin N. Lancaster;
surgeon, Robert E. Casey.
The commander has made the
following appointments; Patriotic
Instructor, E. J. Couture; service
officer, John Koester; legislative
officer, r. A. Burton; publicity
officer, Charles M. O'Malley; and
adjutant, Earl F. Jennings.
A boat ride of Front Line and
Equality Walter Reed Posts will
be on the Steamer Mt. Vernon on
May 81.
The department commander
will represent the National Organ
ization at a wreath laying cere-
mony at Washington Cathedral
on May 80.
The Honor Guard dance will
be held at the National Press
Club on Friday, at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1950-08-18

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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

NEW BRICK RAMBLER. full bsmt.,
built-in 3ar.. 26-ft. liv. I'M, full
din; rm.;. 3 Ice. bedrms.. Q beaut.
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day. b1LLNGsLEY { KoRzES-
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JUST COMPLETE, a really rambling
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others. in proportion; 8 bedrooms,
2 baths, nicely equipped kitchen;
Of Silver Spring; $21,950. r. P.
RIPLEY, Realtor, 81. Gill. Open
3-BEDRooM BUNGALOW of frame
In Silver Spring; nice looking home
and in very popular neighborhood,
and schools; yard is fenced, with
terms. r. p. RIPLEY, Realtor, 81.
gill. Open ewes.
MODERN RESIDENCE, sale by owner.
962S Alfred Ray rd., Rock Creek
Hill. Md; IL miles from White
h9uss mo snd PIE s,tfers ierstr COPPER plumb
room with fireplace unfinished;
lavatory. laundry room. 2 tubs, large
furnace room, ample storage space;
lst noor, living room with fireplace,
!3x25; dining room. den, kitchen
with breakfast area, screened porch
ana garage; 2nd floor, master bed
room, 2 double bedrooms, 2 baths,
sewing room. unusual closet space.
OIL hot-water. heating, lot 12Oxl so
Iest, 2 blocks from junior high
scnool. To reach: Out Connecticut
ave: beyond Chevy Chase Circle 8
mlies TO saul rd.. right at Saul I'd.
piocks to Alfred Ray rd.. right 2
SSiocKs 70 house: Open / to pm.
SSsssurday and Sunday or call OIL.
1929 during such hours. -27
$i%.oOO-kENSINGTON, MD.-New
bungalow, liv. rm, dinette-kit.. 3
nice nedrms.. stairway to large un-
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neorooms, baths, equipped kitch-
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'of GAlL AVE, Rock Crest, Rockville
n: liv; .rm. with open fireplace din.
cite. kitchen. 2 bedrms. and bath
nice back porch: end e.. j bedrm !:
small bsmt., Anchor fence around
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B CUSHMAN. Realtor, BIO FED
Srick ave-. Gaithersburg. Nd. phone
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SILVER SPRING

Near st. Michael's School
Detached brick and stucco home,
with 1st-flr. bedrm. and bath, lge.
liv. nm. with firepl., din. rm., break
fast rm., kit; lge. bedrms. and
oath on End floor. Stairs to stor-
lot with trees. Near transp., shop
ping and all cows. To inspect, call
OR. O04S, Sum-, 9-6. REALTY
BROKERS, INC, 55o6 Conn. ave.
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Michigan Park

Beautiful tapestry brick, semide-
tached. with four bedrooms and
tiled bath; 1st fir. has reception
hall, living rm. with fireplace, large
dining room, kitchen and den. Full
dry basement with oil h.-wh., det.
garage. Excellent condition through
out. Conveniently located in a nice
residential section north of Michigan
ave, near Campus and Priorv
Schools. Quick possession. Priced
less than market value for quick
sale.
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Woodbridge Gardens
ln17 20th ST NE

Modern detached brick with bedrooms
and bath on 1st fir; pre-war built
With center-entrance plan. Newly
redecofated throughout. Comfort
size dining room. modern Kitchen
with electric range. There are
bedrooms and tiled bath on 2nd
DIR. Chestnut trim. daylight recrea-
tion room; auto. h.-wh.; large level
lot; det. gar. Conveniently located,
near transp. and many fine schools.
Priced to sell today. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
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Michigan Park
1n02 VAPN7IM CT NE

1VVV N&A4V3NO 4H y 4s 4N.Is
Attractive detached brick, in a most
desirable and convenient location
3ust north Of Michigan ave-; con.
yenient to Catholic University. the
Schools Reception hall, large living
room with fireplace, dining rm.,
kitchen with dinette; 8 large bed
rooms and tiled bath on End flr.
Large screened side porch, oil h.-w.
heat, det. gar. Excellent condition.
Owner leaving city. Must be sold
at once. Quick possession. Inspect
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Il. 3.4123. with PASQUAL REALTY.
coIoRED-1ath ST. Sc. mr. Pa.
ave..-Nice brick home, 5 rms. and
bath; oil heat. Price only $3.50
Down payment $3.50. SOUTHEAST
EsA5TY RE 5d1o co" l@11 Pa. ave. Sc.
CoLoRED s11.s5o. 1g Very
clean Groom row brick home in a
nice location. Quick possession.
Only S1.250 down and low MONTH
~ payments. Call WILLIAM P. AT
RdNSoN' SdaSoN' RE. 1016; evenings, RA.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
SILVER SPRING

OPEN TODAY. 2 TO PM.
1030S Coleville Pike-Mod. 3-bed-
rm brick home; lge. liv. rm., den
concrete side porch, full bsmt.,
built-in garage, large shaded lot:
close to shopping, transp., public
and parochial schools.
LEATH & ASHLEY, INC.
Ma. 6464: eves.- Iu. 1-43os
Evening star., 1950-08-27
SILVER SPRING

1919 Piney Branch rd.; excel. brick
home. corner Mississippi ave; liy.
rm. with f1repl., Gin. rm., modern
KIT. elec. refgr, paneled rec. rm.,
nice bedrms., 2 baths. attached
garage; convenient to everything.
Priced for quick sale. Open l-fi p,n1.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN
81, T100 Pea1fnr uYY oA1o o1