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The 1850 Junior American LIE.
gion Baseball Handbook contain
ing SO pages is being distributed
by national headquarters. Over
the country last year a total o1
1922 Junior Legion teams were
certified for play while 255 former
Legion players were performing
with the 16 major league clubs
and another 1872 wore the livery
IF minor league teams.
The two major leagues at theil
winter meetings again voted $780,
900 for the 1850 Junior Legion
season.
Ruby v. Sharples, third vice
commander of the Clark v. Polling
Post, presided at the last meeting
when the post accepted three new
members.
The resignation of Milton
Lemons as second vice commander
was accepted. Andrew S. Ridge
way was elected to fill the vacancy
Ways and Means Chairman
Nelson Blake is arranging the
annual post dinner to be held at
the Fairfax Hotel on June 8.
The Annual National Rehabili-
tation Conference of the Ameri-
can Legion will open tomorrow
with a banquet at the Statlel
Hotel. The session will run
through Thursday with more than
a thousand delegates from over
the country, Alaska, Hawaii ano
Puerto Rico.
Speakers on the program in
clude DR.. Hyman D. Shapiro
senior medical consultant to the
American Legion; Past National
Comdr. Edward A. Hayes; Robert
M. McCurdy, Lawrence Fenlon
E. w. Sherwood and Herman F
Luhrs. national chairman of the
Rehabilitation, Economic, Legis-
lative and Public Relations Com
missions respectively: E. v. Cliff
for many years associated with
reha bilitation matters and several
members of the Legion's field
STATS.
The conference will be followed
by the first of a series of foul
Joint area conferences on Ma
tional Security and Counter Sub
versive Activities which will take
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American Legion
40 and s to Honor
National Leader

A testimonial dinner and dance
honoring Sous Chef de Chemir
de Fer Rationale Francis r. Mil
Ter, a member of District OF Co.
lumbia Grand Voiture 174 of the
Forty and Eight, will be held next
Thursday at the Club Cairo 1915
@ street NV. at z pm. There
will be entertainment from 8 to
10 pm.
Reservations will close tomor-
row evening with Chairman c. T.
Milne, at Taylor 1898.
The local voiture is planning
another wreck" during the spring
months and to attend the Mid
Atlantic Promenade at Columbia,
8. C..April 81 to 23. inclusive.
Members desiring to serve on
the ritual team should contact
Grand Chef de Train Henry
Heine, Columbia 3525.
Bunker Hill Post celebrated It's
18th anniversary at its last meet
ing with a program arranged by
Comdr. Archie D. Fletcher, Third
Vice Comdr. Stephen j. Verdi di-
rected the entertainment.
A minstrel show and dance will
be held tomorrow evening at the
knights of Columbus Hall, 9ls
Tenth street NV.
John D. Aaron, Kenneth w
Schram, Carmine c. Amadeo
Wilson Taylor and Carl F.. Van
Houten were admitted as mem
bers at the last meeting.
The following were assigned by
Comdr. Fletcher to committees
Joseph r. Manley, Americanism;
Edward j. zuranski, armed serv-
ice day: william c. Pickler,, ath-
letics; Leslie Engel, Boy Scouts,
child welfare and Sons of the
Legion; John r. Weitzel. blood
bank and graves registration;
Bernard O. Mead, ceremonies and
Legion indoctrinationt Frank j
Fealy, civic relations; Stephen j
Verdi, department boat ride and
youth opportunity: Thomas p
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1complished through a construc-
tive Youth Betterment Program"
The Macrae Trophy will be
awarded to the department which
reports the best Americanism pro-
gram for Youth, Adult and Com
munity. Twenty-Five dollars will
be- awarded to the unit which re-
ports the best all-year round
Americanism program of accom-
plishments, with a similar award
going to the department of that
unit.
Vincent B. Costello Unit will
meet Tuesday at 8 pm. with Miss
Bama Brill presiding.
The ritual team of District of
Columbia Salon IA of Eight and
Forty will conduct initiation cere-
monies for new members.
Mrs. Claire Smithson, chapeau
departmental of the District of
Columbia Eight and Forty, an
nounced valentine party will be
held for the children at Glenn
Dale Sanitarium on Saturday
from 2 to 4 pm. Mrs. Pearl Heag-
erty, child welfare chairman, with
Mrs. Eva Folk and Miss Mary
Eleanor McCabe, are in charge.
Mrs. Maude Sibert, president of
Second Division Unit, will pre-
side at the meeting Wednesday at
the New Colonial Hotel at 8 pm.
Plans for an evening of games
for the patients at Mount Alto
Hospital on February 13 will be
made.
Fort Stevens Unit will meet in
the posts clubroom, 1924 Georgia
avenue NV. Wednesday at s pm,
with Mrs. Agnes Barbour pre-
siding.
There will be brush party for
the benefit OF the department
building fund.
Mrs. Carrie r. Cant, national
security chairman, and Mrs. Ruby
Martin, Americanism chairman,
will present a joint program at
meeting of James E. Walker Unit
Friday at 8 pm. at the YWCA
annex, 1719 Thirteenth street
NV. Mrs. Marie Punches will
preside.
Mrs. Phyllis Belden, rehabilita-
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coins birthday memorial service
for the Relief Corps Auxiliary of
the Grand Army Of the Republic
at First Congregational Church.
Tenth and G streets NV. Febru-
ary 19 at pm.
They will also be present at the
wreath-laying ceremony at Wash
ington's Tomb at Mount Vernon
on February % at II am, and
will participate in the parade in
Alexandria the same day at pm.
Police-Fire Post will hold their
annual welfare bali February
Is at the Washington Hotel.
Dancing will be from to
O'Clock. For table reservations
call Mr.. Guy, CHI. 0684.
Comdr. James Alderton presided
over a special meeting of United
States Army Air Forces Post at the
Gold Chevron Club last week.
The purpose of the meeting,
which was attended by Depart
ment Comdr. Sutphin, Department
Inspector Clyde w. KERN, Depart
ment Quartermaster Edward T.
Spedden and Department Senior
Vice Comdr. George Mac Williams,
was to discuss plans for reorgan-
ization of the post.
There will be another meeting
at the Gold Chevron Club on
Thursday.
A special meeting of the life
and voting members of the Gold
Chevron Club was held Tuesday
evening at the Gold Chevron for
election of officers.
The following were chosen:
President. Carl D. Powell; first
vice president. Earl Hamilton
Smith; second vice president,
Frank Topash: secretary, DR..
John L. De Mayo; treasurer,
Bernard Shaw; trustees, Irving
Ambrose, Sumner Perry. Anthony
Rosetta. Peter de Roselli, v. T.
Mayer, w. L. sWilson and Otto
Simon.
Meetings this week:
Sunday-Gen. Vicente Linn Post,
1919 K street NV.
Monday-Council of Admins
tration, District Building.
Tuesday-T. N. I. Pup Tent
(MOC), 425 Sixth street NV
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tion chairman of United States
Department of Agriculture Unit,
and members of her committee
will visit patients of Ward F-3
of Mount Alto Hospital Friday at
7:30 pm.
Refreshments, candy, cigarettes
and useful articles will be dis
tributed.
Meetings this week:
Monday-General Accounting
Office Unit, 1888 Eye street NV,
g pm; Washington Building and
Construction Trades Unit, Legion
Club, SPIN.
Tuesday-Vincent B. Costello
Unit, Legion Club, 8 pm; George
E. Killeen Unit, 1904 M street
NV, 8 pm. Fort Dupont Unit,
Z Fourth street NE, 8 pm.
Wednesday-James Reese Eu.
rope Unit. 1914 Vermont avenus
NV, 8 pm; Fort Stevens Unit,
1924 Georgia avenue NV, pm;
Department of Labor Unit, Legion
Club, pm.
Observation-Disclosures of Com
merce Unit, RIM. 1851, Commerce
Building, 8 pm.
Friday-James E. Walker Unit.
l7l9 Thirteenth street NV, 8
pm; Clark V. Polling Unit, 1923
Sixteenth street NV, 8 pm.
Saturday-Volunteer Hospital
Workers, Mt. Alto HOSPITAL. 2 nm.
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Legion Auxiliary
Is Observing


The American Legion Auxiliary
is observing February as Amer
icanism month.
In this connection the District
department is very active. Miss
Iva Smathers, Americanism chair
man, hopes to win the two trophy
awards, also the cash prize, offered
by national headquarters.
The Blackburn Trophy will be
awarded to the unit with the most
outstanding Americanisn work ac-
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Barton PTA to Meet

A film discussion will be held at
the regular meeting of the Clara
Barton School Parent-Teacher AS
soclation at 8 pm. Tuesday at the
school, 1925 Macarthur boulevard.
The film, "A Feeling of Hostility"
will be shown by Mrs. Beatrice
Wolfe of the Group Health Asso-
citation and Montgomery County
Mental Hygiene Society.
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WORLD WAR III
VETERANS
Are You Interested in a
Drum and BusIe corps7
Write p. 0. Box 1922
WASHINGTON II, D. c.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER AZ Land Cruiser; ra-
h; aio; climatlzer, oVerdrlve HILL
STUDEBAKER 1913 Commander se--
dan, heater, overdrive: has had
wonderful care; CLEAN as new inside
ssna out; Sls295, terms. HoYLE
hf3 M0ToR 9foG SALES 1a45 Que st. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1s4s Champion Resal
de luxe 2-dr. r. and h., overdriye.
dark blue finish. excellent appear,
anee and condition, Sl,295: 4-month,
aIL AVE- q TWIBgbITTs Wssb sa.l1 l1I4 ~ yeEm0nt
sTuDEBAKER 1888 Commander mo g.
4sdr. sedan, IN Al mechanical con-
have been looking for inexpensive
trouble-free TRANSPORTATION, this Is il.
Only sl95. sTEUART MOTOR c Co, D..
sTI1nnn nIn ana n =. ave. NV. MA. 5000.
6 ton; $50: Phone Rockville 252I. s.
sTUDEBAKER 194S Champion regal
dc luxe .2-door sedan; oVerdrive, r..
n, fogllghts; spotlight, new tires,
perfect condition. This car cost
SSa:rifice at S1,250 or best offer. Cali
sTnDE; rs a-dr,; h. Cd. s1.ss5.
ToRsl TtS aoEn' y, Y NE METR9aPoLITAN gaa q. MO-
-'' ave- ana 6laoensb'g rd.
sTUDE. AS coupe; eqripped. ons
owner; 81 900. See it at HILLWOOD
MOTORS 2 Corners. in Falls Church.
sTuDE, AS comdr. sedan; r, and h.:
WHOLESALERS, 2150 Blad. I'd. ne.
sTUDE. '3s comdr. 2-dr.: new motor mot
snoGks' cnoS S5. +: and h. seat cow good
$50 dOxn. SOUTHERN CA CAR y" WHOLE: SSI:
ST1IhTs SSTA1IhhERs. 2I50 Blad. I'd. ne. %
sdu1E. 40 cony. r. and b. and
ERN CAR WHoLEsALERs, 3i5o
sTTDE. IS IS conv.; h. and o. d.; 20 vel
low, red leather uphol; S1.395; $50
down. SO. CAR Wholesalers,
STUDE. Is sedan; III r. h, and % o d.
Sl,295; 500 down: mech. pert. so.
ca CAR WHOLESALERS, 2150 Blad.
sTGRF; 1iISs. SO 20 asas club GPs Rrg -
MOTORS. N, Y. ave. and Bladens-
sPI5rs'a Hi55 "a. AZ e-dr.. 4-dr.; .aui6re6. 3,
Sa2, S.5 down. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS N. Y. ave. and Bladens-
down. METROPOLITAN MOTORS,
n; !; ave; ana Bladensburg I'd. So
SIUDE. Al 4-dr., beaut. orig. pt., r,
and h., new tires, owner; S2s5 or
best offer. DI. 7407 after s. %
WILLIS 1910 sedan: hydraulic
brakes, .s,b. lights, good paint and
tlres: winterized; S195 or best offer.
WILLYS 1888 coupe; radio and
heater. S100. Call Ii. 6-2956.-5
PRIVATELY OWNED and operated
1887 Pontiac '.S" de luxe coupe.
and new tires. Drive yourself to
prove excellent condition. $3.50 cash,
NO. 6117, Saturday and Sunday
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$500 DOWN SPECIALS s
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALS on ali
$s $skss ffss rs 1854 assured ss ns s
MORE SAsH FOR YOUR CAR. new
ana get cash. VI WoIFEE LIE MOTORS. sUof sfss
cHERRoEdEfk 81 4s sts nx sonviTsb,s6 Ex s66g
rVT sSPd PAsTa, fafa, At. TA 4s sgs5 Flym or Chew
All cash. no dealers. UN. 1854
before 3 pm. or after 2 pm.
USED 1947 or 194S taxi wanted by
pIs5f private party. No dealers. LU.
1s4i OR 1913 JEEp station wagon;
must be cheap for cash; or will as.
sumo payment; no dealers, please.
1877 81 iH5-M; To faia Star, Ford. Dodge. Chew.
sedan; good condition; direct from
EITHER STUD, Ford; chev. coupe.
not over Sl0O; must be mechanical
g ssesPSn sfGa suarsntss Box ss gssS star yrcna n-
win pay ali cash. ri. se74 after
A osI eIEAS I T. low mileage 1s4e to 1e4s
use; car. must be reasonably priced
1916 OR ~ CADILLAC or 194S or
40 Hudson. ''6". Must be reas Cash
OF. or viii trade my excel. 1947 Buick.
wEsTERsSi DEALER desperate for ~R iat.
check. Morris : saSa HuGHEs. 81 sssh'sis qs19
GEORGIA ave, GE. 9761.
PVT. PARTY wants AZ or '4s Ford,
Chey, Ply, or Stud. 10. s-63eS
CoNvERTiBLE. Al or AZ; ppefsy
Dodge, Plymouth, De Soto; cash;
pvt. party; mech. good. 10. S-3776.
1917 OR 1911 FORD convertible
coupe, wanted by private party:
must be in good condition. FA. 5165,
SEE US BEFORE YoU SELL
PoHANKA SERVICE. NC, 1i26
20th st. NV Ex. S30O.
1886 TO 1941 MODELS
100 needed for Southern trade. i'm
mediate cash. r.. /, MOTORS. 1920;
Rhode Island ave. me-. MI 9774.
WANTED 100 CARS
80 TO 40 Bring title, If car is A.
nanced we will pay of balances. No
dickering. Immediate cash. See he
fore You sell HOYLE MOTOR
SALFs. 1:s45 Que st. NV. DU. 5000
SHIPPERS NEED CARS
THIS WEEK ONLY
BEACH MOTORS
1910 18th st. NV.
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STATION WAGONS

FORD 194s super de luxe sS's; :.
and h, gray finish. natural wood
body. careful owner. IT'S i'm.
maculate; S1,195; guar. and "a
mos. terms. TRIANGLE MOTORS.
MERCURY 1941 station wagon; ex.
eel. motor, tires and body, neN
brakes; $5f5. OIL. e0l1.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Mrs. Phyllis Belden, rehabilita-
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DUDGE 1347 coupe; orig. black lac
condition. special at ses5. JACK
PRY. 10th and Pa. ave. s.e -
DODGE 1871 custom 4-dr.; r. and
h.; fluid drive, real clean car. me-
chemically perfect. S305. Terms to
suit. NORRIS g. HUGHES. 1914
DODGE 1850 4-door sedan Meadow
brook; less than 10 miles; S2.045,
cash. terms or trade ST.. S200.-5
DODGE 1850 2-doof sedan; heater
and defroster,. S1,S75; less than 10
miles. ST.. $500. -
DODGE 1915 sedan. equipped; a
quality car; S7g4, $3.50 down. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

LOCUST HILL ESTATE-Near Naval
Hospital. S275 per mo-; 2-yr. lease.
Adult family desired. Very nicely
furn. home of rms, 2Ez baths.
screened porch with Kool-Vent COW
cred patio. Pine-paneled recrea. rm.
Large, Handicapped lot. PHILLIPS,
CANBY AND FULLER. INC, I0l2
18th st. ST. 2400. -1a
Sc. blk. TO bus: new. 8 rms; 3
bedrms; utilities furn.; 2 employed
couples; S145 mo. VI. ORG. -22
OLD CHEVY CHASE bedrms.. .
baths: ssraEsi May 10 70 Oct. 10;
18Th @ And coLiuMBfA RD' v1C.-5
bedrms.. beautifully and completely
furnished; $500. ST. 1872 before
newly DECORATED Attractively
furnished 3-bedroom home; cheer
screened porch; a.-c. heat; lovely
corner location; an exceptional
home; Indian Spring vic; rent,
Sl75. Call SH. 29l5. pa
VIC. 18th AND r. j. AVE. Me-
rm.. brick, det. with rec. rm.. gas
heat: modern furnishings. $15o.
so6i SECOND RD.. North AriinsSon,
rooms. 4 bedrooms. baths;
one-car garage: electric refrigera-
tor; oil burner. hot-water heat; very
attractively furnished; no small
children; $500 per mo. Representa-
tive on premises Thursday and Sun
day until 8 pm. or call Miss Schroth,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO, Realtors,
1908 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
LOVELY 3-BEDRM. HOUsE-Every-
thing furnished; five girls or men;
reas.; avail. immed.; Sc. HI. 7176. .
TW0-BEDRO0M HOME in Alexan-
dria, Va: $125 per mo. Call Mr..
Gray, NE. 1143 with j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realtor. 1882 K st. NV.
BRIARCLIFF Beautifully furn. g.
rr., 3-bath house incl. den or bed
rm. and full bath on 1st A.: rec.
rm.. maids rm. and bath in bsmt.;
screened porch; 2-car garage; $500
per mo-; lease and refs. required.
RAYMOND B. DUNN, 1920 Wise.
ave. NV. OR. 1882. -19
HYATTSVILLE-1st f., rms, tiled
bath tlge. living rm. with fireplace:
End A., > lge. rms. and tiled bath;
ample closets; full basement; mr..
transp.. schools and shopping center.
Rent S125; yearly lease. WA. 2274.
wOODMoOR-Five-room brick bun
GRAHAM & CO. 81. SOLO, I'll
3-BEDRM. BRICK, full bsmt.. closed
porch, lovely lot, conv. to every
thing, fully furn. $50; avail, lst
May. CHI. 4141. -23
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Colored-Brookland
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthesst

ANAcosTIA-140O 8 St Sc. apts.,
tor owner, Priced 5iTht ~ HART. ART.
rd: s;s; Lu. 4-34oo, Lu: 4-7S72:
brick. 6 rms, bath. . incl. porches,
oil h.-w.h.. built-in garage; $13.250.
Shown by appointment only. HART,
MAN REALTY, INC, 1345 Good
Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-3400. Lu.
CONGRESS HGTs.. 3-family brick. ex-
FIELD area. ASKING Si7,50o. T. b.
BURGESS, vi. 2s02 till 8. 30
CONGRESS HTS. - 20-ft. front
fsmdst 1m sss 6F1ss es deep d fs o 0s1h
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 1345 Good
Hope rd.. Sc. LU. 4-3400, vi. 5976.
FORREsTvILLE - Charming brick
bungalows: We have available. No.
Si2,25O; No. 2 has Z rms. with 4
bedrms., tile bath, firepl., . screened
porches. full bsmt., oil h;-w.h., Sl4,-
$50. Might take . trade on either
suRosss. Hnf 81 naneiaf VI asog \ tif Hsslred =
Fl. DAvfs-Big lot. fenced. with {.
6-rm. semidet. brick. Excel. cond.
Real nice location. 4ss financing;
Sl3.750. Will take an ofier. 7. d.
BURGESS; VI; ssQs tn 9. 30
gar. is level lot. Sis.e5o. HART
Mas hops FhAirs "a: ~, L. iHc 4ssoo StS oIS1 IS.
sUITLAND Beautiful clean 7-rm.
2 porches. oil NV n. full bsmt; A
AsE's!sS' ~. sss W. Pug sslss AfR2s FIX sHAITT
COW 'iesi rs BOILING FIELD and Navy
Research Lab, 2-bedrm. semidet.
brick. gas heat. excel. cond.; Slos-
$50. small cash. STILES. D1. 2sss'
NEAR EA 4flou House OFFICE sLDG.-R.-
.SFsd s.tSs eriGx rs ssen tIse On 1 S owner ps
BURaEss, VI. ssos IN s. 20
23-FT., 9-rm. 2-story. brick row. Gas
heat. fun bsmt,, incl. poTches. dble
ss..! sec Ca. r. II Fs;i s,!d4s:: 3 8: vacant i"
Cod In Congress Hts si5:sas:
substantial cash req. GEO. Q: KING
CO.. Estab. 1895. LU. 4-25Ol.
,fsh faalts1 ST.. NEAR PA. AVE. Sc
family nats with bedrms: each;
rec. rm., gas h.-wh.: S17.950.
HARTMAN REALTY INC. 1345
Good Hope rd. Sc, LU. 4-340o. vi.
5976. go
I'll, TRADE smaller house and cash
on lovely center-hall brick rambler
in Hillcrest. Has 8 rms. Ia tile
baths and z closets, all on 1st floor.
Also nrepl.. bgmt., built-in Earage.
Gas h.-W.h. Lets talk business T.
D. BURGESS, VI: 2s02 till 8. 30
2-APT., S-RM. BRICK. excellent Sc.
location en Good HOPE rd.:. 2 full
large screened front porch. built-tn
garage; convenient to schools. trans
portation and shops; Al condition:
Q wonderful income property. Mrs
Coz, ". s1se. ATLAS REALTY
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HOUSES FOR sALe-Ner+hee,s

WOoDRIDGE-A real buy for some
lucky purchaser; attract. 6-rm. det. !;
rec, rm: with bar. garage; peri
ESTATE, SH. 7032 till o.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW-Immed edi-
ate possession of this beautiful re-
decorated ho-re. 6 rms t3 bedrms, }
and 2 baths All modern con-
veniences. Full bsmt. with oil h.
porch Call Mrs knight, WA. 1926.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924
14th st. NV, Dl. 3346.
$13.9S0. NEAR New Hampshire ave.
and Kennedy. Detached brick Cape
Cod; 2 bedrooms and bath up; liv-
ing room, dining room. kitchen,
closed-in porch on 1st floor; bed
room, full bath and garage in base
ment: nice size lot. CRANE L.
HEIAN. 81. 1000; ewes, Mr.. Lani-
JUST OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
in D. C.-5-room brick BUNGALOW,
screened front porch, recr. room In
bsmt.; auto. heat: Eood-sized lot:
cony. TO shopping and transp. Call
Mr. HARRINGTON. SH. 1878. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th
ST. NV, DI S346
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HOUSES TO SHARE

EMPL. MOTHER AND CHILD to
share 5-rm. home. Best ne. sec.
Child care and meals can be ar
ranged. Reas. terms. MI. 1850. -2j
WILL SHARE attr. 6-rm. house with
cple.; NV. nr. Walter Reed; incl
util., unlim. phone, $40. ia. 6794
ALEXANDRIA, girls or couple to
share furn. home; S35 mo. each
XII. S-G55S after $50. al
OWNER WILL SHARE 5-room home,
$50 per month. including all utili-
ties. phone, etc; references. 260
33rd st. ne. Lincoln 4-6231. III
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HOUSES ukFURhlsHEp
NEAR BETHESDA NAVAL HOSPITAL

NEAR BETHESDA NAVAL HOSPITAL
Brand new corner rambler in
Wyngate with ga bedrms.. ! bath.
gas heat. Call J. j. O'CONNOR, ST.
1892; ewes, 81. 1884. 10
1914 22ND ST. N. ARLINGTON
Pa bedrms;, / "a baths, garage; con-
DETACHED S-R0OM, 2l2-bath, brick
home; garage, large porch. Avail
able May ] or 10. 7400 Glenside
drive, New Hampshire avenue High
lands subdivision. Shown by ap-
pointment. Rent. Sl35. Call Mr..
Sherwin. H. L. RUST CO., MA. 500.
1a41 MONTAGUE ST. N.w.-Det.
stone. 1st A.. liv rm., din. rm.. kit,
2 bedrms., bath, incl porch. 2nd
H.. 4 bedrms, bath. Oil heat. I'm
mediate, possession, open l TO s
pm. Phone OIL. 1858. ii
BRAND-NEW 2-bedroom. semidet
fully equipped kitchen, modern
heating: full bsmt.i $125. Call AK.
1897 after ) pm. 40
BRK. BUNGA., rms, full cellar,
auto. en.-w.h,, stove, refgr., shades,
screens; nr. Fairfax shop. center Sc.
Sl25 mo. AK. 2O35. -23
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARMED FORCES. all ranks. perma-
nently stationed Washington area.
need furn. and unfurn. houses and
apis. If interested in desirable ten
ants. list with ARMED FORCES
HOUSING. the Pentagon. RE. 500.
CHEVY CHASE AREA-Unfurn. Oct
3-bedrm. house; newly decorated,
approximately 500 mo. Box 340-C,
Star. 20
AIR FORCE COLONEL desires 3 or
4-bedroom house, unfurnished. Pref
ersbly Chevy Chase or NV. Box
231-D, Star. %"
UNFURN. 2-bedrm. house or duplex
with yard for couple and 2 small
children in nearby Md. Va, or D.
G; excel. care; max. $50 by May
/. Phone RA. 03l5. 20
FOR EMBASSY OFFICIAL. furnished
house; bedrooms. baths: west
of Connecticut ave; $500 or less
per mo, Call Miss Shoemaker, EN-.
1850 or here. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 1919 K st. NV, MA 1856.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nsrthwsst

CoLoRED-13oo BLK. QUINCY ST.
baths, plus sep. Law. and wash basin
in each bedrm- Excel. eond. oil ht,;
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CoLoRED-eOo BLOCK L ST. NV.
-5-rm. and toilet, stucco: recently
redecorsted: $500 down; balance
like rent. z. T. PAXTON, MA. 4s1s.
coLoRED-lsoe BLOCK 9Th ST.
2-story Stucco: 1895 down. T. T
PAXTON, MA. 4S1s. 80
CoLoRED-:OO BLOCK end ST. NV.
- T. and bath. h.-w.h.; 2-story
snd 9smt. brick; 81 900 down z E T.
ooLoRED-4oo BLOCK FRANKLIN
ST. NV P, and toilet 2-story
frame; $3.50 down. Z. T. PAXTON,
CoioRED-eoo BLOCK p ST. NV.
--6 r. and toilet stove heat: 2-story
frame; s3e5 down. z. T. PAXTON.
cSdokED 81. FACING @ % SOLDIERS
Row brick with nice rooms and
ssss sssss Saasi4a s. s L1NRrscf ssEs's
CoIoRED@iLLiNoIs AVE. in Pet
worth. Quality home OF 7 large rooms
a real bedrooms: Colonial front
brick garage; gas heat: perfect cond.
throughout; easy terms. MITCHELL
QUICK, ST. 5969; ewes. RA. 341s.
CoLoRED, e-FAMILY-3-rm. apt.
on Ist , 4; os,ne and ao5 a,59. apt, pit on snd
CoLoRED-FIRsT AND v SITS
Corner. semidetached brick with 8
se oil u1s beat redaeed 5000 9%Rr Rgs NoW
REAL ESTATE, sH, s7a4 TIL 9.
COLORED--N H: AVE. AND QUINCY
brick, 9 rms, with
shSsSp o RssSsSsd $sss c6 81 sas
CoLoRED-Poss. 2-FAMILY HOME,
Enc. and TAYLOR sts,. bsmt;. auto.
CoLORED-PREFERRED SECTION.
Ais 3rd st. NV, Mod. 4-bedrm.
brick, > encl porches, oil heat, gar.
Poss. with, settlement. $500 down
y appt:; throush DIXIE REALTY
COLoRED- NORTHWEST = Kansas
ave; between Spring rd and Quincy.
facing park; brick; three bedrooms
SSsTsse' Sarss 1MGs Y3S will be pgqTd Of this
Realtors. 12l 10th st: NV. MA.
COMMERCIAL - g.
story brick; l2 rms. 3 baths, h
VIII. gas and electric; only 81 800
dow. down Fa 5al' llo IKE rent. Call ME. oo96'
coLoREp-isoc BLOCK RANDOLPH
ST. N.W.-Wide row brick, newly
redecor., large liv. rm. with frepl.,
large din. rm, with built-in china
closet. completely equip. kit. with
pantry pantry; ,;,u 3 bedrms.' lh baths. up;
back entr. New gas furnace. TWO
with det. garage. Only $14,a5O
0006. LEATH g. ASHLEY, INC, MA.
ooLORED-GI ATTENTION. Only
$3.50 cash dncluding settlementJ.
and $50 mo-, including taxes, buys
s. NV. M1TcHEILs QUICK lUs =" 81. I.
ooEoRED&vAeAafl Sassi h9e e. as4is' ONLY asi sie,
DOWN-Bungalow. s rms. bath gas
heat, newly reconditioned mr.. transp.
Easy terms. Call NE. O095 or RE.
COLoRED-NR. SOLDIERS HOME
ana Iaylor st.-Well-built brick, &
rms, inclosed porch, very clean;
Only. ST 900 down, easy terms. sT.
3657, GE; 1904. BREITERMAN
REALTY CO. 20
CoLORED-QUINCY ST. CORNER
S-rm., 1l2-bath l brick home. all lge
rms. basement for professional use
or nice recr. rm., gas heat, de-
tached garage, fenced yard
AUERBACH & co III 65Ol
1924 K st. NV, AID. 5769, OR. 0SsS.
Evening star., 1950-04-19

BRIGHTWOOD, BEST BUY
OPEN. 2 TO 5. DAILY, UNTIL SOLD
317 OGLETHORPE ST. NV.
A modern 8 rm. . bath, semidet
brick. This home is beautifully laid
out, bedrms. baths. 2nd floor,
Storm windows, recreation rm.. oil
h.-w.h.: front and rear screen
porches. Beautiful lot. come out and
see this for yourself. Call ewes, TU,
1851. BLANKEN REALTY CO.. RE.