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Flows she1" someone asked.
"Oh, much better" be replied.
'.She says I am 50 hOusehroken
by my first wife that she herseIi
ID willing 10 lend me . few friends
TO play poker with just 50 she can
get me out from under her feel
at least one night . week. Wonder.
Eful woman"
The other husbands nodded
grayely. Then they drew ~ the
following rules to guide any young
bride in the delicate task Of prun.
ing her husbands thorny garden
OF friendship:
/. Above aIl--go slow. "
z. Help marry off his rifkrafi
bachelor pals TO your own girl
friends you want to get rid Of.
What do you. care II they never
forgive you?"
3. Praise your husbands worst
friends to the skies. He VIII gel
sick even Of hearing their names,
because . man cant stand to hear
. bum praised, even II the bum il
his own brother. "
4. Convince your husband the
reason the food bills are 50 high il
that his freeloading companions
are eating and drinking him into
bankruptcy. Suppose he does find
out later Il really i your relatives
that are busting him up? One
problem at 3 time"
/ S. BE careful never to offend
4 friend that later in life your
husband may want to borrow mon
ey from.
9. Retain one or two steady,
dependable, free-spending bache,
Iors, and make them your friends,
/, A wife often finds. good, sound
bachelor more helpful than chill.
dren for running errands, helping
with the disheS--aIld he'll squire
her out at night when her husband
just wants to SIT at home and
listen to his tired dogs bark"
7. Let your husband keep 4
friend. This viii give him the sense
Of freedom, Independence, escape
and adventure every man needs
In marriage"
But what about . bride who Is
stuck with . husband who stub
Ibornly refuses to be Weaned from
his circle Of disreputabIe pals, and
spends more and more time with
them3
"The only thing !, can think Of. =
said one panel member, els for
the wife to 60 to work, save up
enough dough TO buy her husband
Ii new car--and hope he'll take
Iher riding in Il instead of hil
friends.
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REDS HIIRL FIERCE
lconsinuea nom Pc onel

ANSA4AAh0<A tAu4N KA&G 0HGg
fiyeweek battle for Sniper Ridge
last October and November when
the md ROK Division lost nearly
1o.OOo men taking the height.
Kumhwa. protected By . single
hill On its west side. lies As !
prize between the twin claws Of
Triangle Hill and Sniper Ridge.
which descend from the towering
3, 6O0-foot Communist fortress Of
Papa San, only four miles north
'Of the road Junction.
Once a busting mining town,
KumhWa has been covered with
grass for two years but is sfiIl
vitality important because Of its
military roads. To lose il would
mean that the Allies would have
to readjust their east-west road
network and face the long-range
possibility Of Q Chinese attack
toward either Seoul or Chunchon.
Kumhwa, in the exact center OF
the Allied front, controls five major
terial roads in its area and IS
the keystone of the Eighth Army
front in its present line.
The ROK division in the center
of the attack reported regaining
up to . mile by early afternoon
and divisions on each flank also
moved north, but more slowly, the
9Th Army said.
Clearing skies permitted swarms
Of Allied warplaneS to pound the
Chinese for the first time.
The tank-supported South Korean
columns rolled north under the
personal observation Of their hard
boiled chief Of staff, Gen. Sun Yup
Paik.
Correspondent Edwards accom-
panied Gen. Paik on . helicopter
tour Of the embattled R0K di-
-
visions.
Everywhere Paik landed, Ed
wards said, he strobe forward and
tongue-lashed any soldier sloppily
dressed, inactive or downcast.
Summing up his tour, Paik said,
Discipline and morale much bet
ter. / give 'em all he'll. /"
Paik expressed confidence any
new Red attacks in the area would
be held off.
Asked II he thought the Chinese
had attacked for propaganda pur-
poses, Paik shock bis head and
said:
''The Chinese have many reasons
for many things. Who knows what
this one was?"
Sabre jets swept MIG alley and
damaging two Red MIG
Jets.
One MIG was damaged by Mai.
Robert O. Crabtree Of Columbus,
Ga.
The other was damaged by Il.
James X. Thompson Of Scottsboro.
Ala. Thompson previously had
damaged another MIG.
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MRS. VIOLA KEY

hrs. Viola Key, 6S, died yester-
day morning at her residence. BIB
Olivia St., after a short illness.
Funeral Services win be held to-
morrow afternoon at 5 p. m. in the
Chapel Of the Lopez Funeral Home
which is in charge of arrange
ments. The Rev. John S. Armfield
Of st. Paul's Church win officiate
at the services.
Burial win be in Family Plot,
City Cemetery.
Survivors are son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Berlin A.
Sawyer, Jr.; one sister, Mrs. Lou
HN Roberts; and one grandson,
Nelson A. Sawyer.
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o. HAL BoYLE


NEW YORK Rl-What Is the big.
esst mistake June brides may be
making today in the post-honey.
moon adjustment that takes place
h al marriages?
a panel Of veteran husbands ]
consulted thought that one Of the
eommonest marital errors By
young wives was this:
They Try TO get q husband to
drop all his old friends. because
they don't want 10 have TO share
their lover boy with anybody. "
The all male panel agreed 4
vas unfair to expect any wife 70
have TO put up with all her hnbby's
cid buddies, as they probably in.
elnde some who are ''as big q
bum as be used 70 be before he
Wised up and married her" But
they said II was . situation that
vas better corrected through time
and tact, rather than direct action.
Any young wife Is going to have
this problem, unless she married
. hermit" said one. ''The thing
70 do Is to weed out bis friends
gradually and gracefully. II she
tust waits, she viii find his more
objectionable friends win drift
away anyway, as they win find
him more boring and less fun the
longer he Il married"
The worst thing . bdide car
do Is 70 hurry the situation "a
deliberately break up all his old
friendships. said q second vet
efan. THAT win create : Chiness
wall cf misunderstanding between
them.
''She win find she has driver
her husband further from her, moi
brought him closer. He win retreat
to keep from being swallowed. Fol
he win realize his wife Is like 1
lady spider, which consumes hel
mate
A third husband broke in:
Boy, that was my first wife, a.
rights lady spider, = barnacl,
with vocal chords. she manaRee
70 shuck of all my friends -bu
fast. ! had 70 admire the way sh.
did Il. But after five lonely year.
Of admiring her, ] up and shnckeS
her Oh, and got me 4 new wife. :
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for election is the execution Of .
notarized affidavit stating that the
candidate wishes his name to be
placed on the ballot and that If
elected, he win serve in office.
Payment Of q SIS qualification fee
is also required.
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VOLCANO WATCHED

MANILA R-Ashes rained down
an inch deep today on villages Of
camiguin Island in the Mindanao
Sea u the southern Philippines.
NolcanOlogists were asked 70
keep an eye on FESTIVE 1t. Hibok,
reported eruptins again.
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The California Institute Of Tech
|nology and the National Geogra,
Iphic Society are making q sky sur,
Iyey with 4 aS-inch telescope on
Int. Palomar, Calf.
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please. " and escaped IN their car
with u safety deposit boxes. con-
tanning only I.SSS. A nearby vault
had 50. 600.
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FINES LEVIED

CONTINUED from Page onel
costs on speeding and improper
passing.
A. Meridyth Sparkman was fined
costs for following too close and
reckless driving. Gerald Edwin
Montgomery was made to pay
costs on charges Of no drivers
license and improper license tag.
Rodman Bethel was fined $50 on
. reckless driving charge.
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Hal Boyle Says

Editors note: Every June bride
has The task Of pruning her hus.
bands old garden Of friends. Bu.
hew7 In the following article. third
b . series Of four. . panel 81
veteran husbands tells any bride
~ 10 meet this marital problem
sAIely.l
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Arthur Donovan was the referee
for il world heavyweight champ
i0nShip bouts.
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Key West. Fla, July is. 1858
Observations Taken 1t City
Office. 500 AN. EST
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Tomorrow's Almanac
Evening star., 1953-11-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE: about
$4,000 weekly business; mostly u
and pints;. II per cent profit: very
nicely and newly equip. NATHAN
SILVER. Tower Bldg. ME. s-2151
AND 1OC STORE - Big volume
store, large proposition but good
Sss deal Ga can be had BY party s fnaneiall,
6697; weekdays. Ii. 3-6571.
NEW INVENTIONS in all categories
for sale or on royalty basis to
ufacturers or prospective manufac-
NEW INVENTORS CLUB, INC, 34O6
18th st. ne. Washington, D. c.
FILLING STATION; very good loc. j.;
annual business over S1O0.000; four
pumps; inside lift; priced reason
Tower Bldg. ME. s-2i5i. -'
FRESH FISH MARKET for sale
Colored neighborbood. fine under
owner management, owner has other
interest. Call for appt. to inspect
Taylor 9-S654.
TRASH ROUTES wanted. AP. 7-4549
RESTAURANT, Glass C; doing ex.
cellent business. good for partners;
must be sold at once. Owner ILL.,
221 10th st. S.w.
LIQUOR STORE. partnership wanted
I have 10 yrs. exper., and capital
Box 454-V, Star.
STAND in large Office bldg: weekly
income about $500: short hours;
priced low. NATHAN SILVER
Tower Bldg. NE. S-2151.
GROCERY, small store; NV. section;
good stock and fixtures; all cash
business; owner i'll, forced to sell
RA. 6-S63S.
TV AND RADIO service company fol
sale; fully equipped; going concern
Cali Fulton S-707l for appt.
ROOMING HOUSE. close in; low rent;
only $500 down payment. NATHAN
SILVER. Tower Bldg. ME. S-2151
Evening star., 1953-11-01
HOUSES TO SHARE

9th AND MADISON SITS. N.W.-Re-
well-furn. front rm.. next to bath;
all privils.; ladies or couple pref.
reasonable. TU. 2-6269. "a
LADY share mouse with another
lady,, home privils.: conV. transp.
GEoRGET0WN-Perfectly appointed
quarters for gentleman, in recently
restored house; exclusive, conven-
lent; SOS. DE. 2-6294 after z pm.
ONE GIRL to St. share ,h% house S.vJ with ar
mex. Call JA. 7-2450 after 4;3O.
FALLS CHURCH AREA - Reliable
couple to share house with another
baby in exchange for rent; refs re.
NEED 2 GIRLS to share with other
girls, lovely 6-bedrm. residence in
Shoreham Park area; reas. Call
WANTED. REFINED COUPLE or ?
girls to share home with widowed
mother and thyroid daughter:
reaS. rent in exchange for care, OF
daughter while mother works shift
work; refs. required. Elmwood
chevy CHAsE-qirl to share with
girl 2-bedroom bungalow on 4lst
St NV. busllne. EN-, 2-26S4. i
TWO GIhLS 10 snare nome nj.
BladeuSburg ne. with , other girls;
all home privileges. LA. 6-39l5.
GEORGETOWN-Desi 2 girls, age
2O-27. to share S-rm. turn. house.
HO. 2-5S61 after g pm. i
WILL SHARE home with empl. couple
or rent room to man only. Call
Sunday or after : pm. weekdays.
UN. 4-S0S4
COUPLE WITH CAR, to share beaut.
furn. new rambler; fireplace, other
extras: reasonable; OIL 4-656sS;
to share with lady an all mod.
home: use of entire house: loc: in
Md, 30 min. to D. c. by car: $40.
FairvitW o-o467 Il
COLoRED-COUPLE or girls. to
share 6-rm. house with l person;
unfurn. Anacostia. .LU. 2-5592
after s pm. a
NV home: SS5. Call TU. 2-66S6.
1913 Buchanan st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOMES NEEDED-w

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md or NV, Q. C. Free ap-
pra!sals; no delay. For compete
Fl REREy yTS HAY ERSTSS GO Tn " 6iS242E 6ESF24aEsp1 -,
AREA-We have clients waiting for
furn. and unfurn. houses with OF
L. CO, LO. 4-s383: HE. 4-S193.
n. ARL. Vic. Wash. Lee High
son School; 4-5-bedrm.. fully turn.
house Rent S250-S3O0 per mo
NAVAL e OFFICER, wife and , cnil-
dren, ages u and 16.. want large
suitable. unfurnished home. Aex-
restored Town House. To Sl75, for
exceptional property. Three-year
lease from December or January /.
Write MARTIN. T27 Baldwin pI;;,
Norfolk. Va. or telephone Norfolk
WANT HOUSE. rent se5-s35 mo
DAoRWiNToWN or aTGEvS OR CONVENIENT NV.
areas-We solicit your listing; de-
sirable clients. RIDDELL REALTY
co. Realtors. DI; 1000.
DR.. AND WIFE-No children n, or or
Chase, b. c.. or Georgetown, Sl00-
$3.50 mo-: Jan. >. OIL. 2-9447.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
AND CHEVY CHASE
We have immed. need for homes in
these areas. All tenants. well
fSrefGsu,R K1RKs REALTY co. REALToRss
HO, Potts. Ewes. OIL. 4-2SOo
Evening star., 1953-11-01
RESTAURANTl

busy hwy. location
overlooks Rappahannock River: di-
rec. rSnte cut ono to two popular beaches; cache,
rant. soda bar and BANQUET rooms,
complete with stock and fixtures,
caters to weddings, local and tran
sient trade. REAL MONEY-MAKER
Price REDUCED to $500! No.
2p,27s. VESTS, w. z. Sherman,
Phone. chaneeliof se1s.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
HOUSES FOR sALk-N.w.
American Univ. Park
1905 EEssENDEN ST.

UPEN l-DARk
A cheerful 6-rm. det. brick home of
quality construction in one of the
incest NV. residential districts, 2l-
#. liv. rm. with f1repl.. screened side
porch, sep. din. rm., kit, 8 bright
bedrms. on 2nd H.. full basement:
usually lge rear yard with de-
tached garage. Call ME. S-5630 or
OIL. 4-2S06.
Kinks REALTY CO. REALTORS
Evening star., 1953-11-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE BY OWNER - Hotel and
restaurant, doing good business: SELL
ing on account of illness; no rea-
sonable offer refused. JE. 2-2l59.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
SPRING VALLEY

WOODRIDGE-$1,5 500 DN.
6 rms, incl. sleeping porch. Com.
pletely, finished bSmt. with h bath,
Auto. heat, nice level lot.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6O2O
Ewes. and Sun. LA. 6-392S
Evening star., 1953-11-01

Strout Catalog-Free!
AUTO COURTS, stores, gas sta. no.
Describes 3,29S bargains. 80 States.
WORLDS LARGEST. 53 years re-
liable service. Save through STROUT
REALTY, 234-N Woodward Bldg,
Washington. ST. 3-37S4.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Cont. J

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1853
Evening star., 1953-11-01

CATHEDRAL AVE. AREA block
west Of Conn. ave-, preferred loca.,
occupied and kept in peri. cond. by
owner; charmingly dec, 7 rms, 3
baths, fin. bsmt.. maids rm., built
in garage. quality home, reas.
priced. For sale by owner. 2945
2Sth st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-01
HOUSES SALE-N.W. tcons.D

MASS. PARK-Direct from owner;
close to National Cathedral and
various schools. nearby tranSp.
suitable for lge. family or legation
Priced for iTnmed. sale; will con-
slider selling furn. EN-. 3-S746. IL
MT. PLEASANT-Near the park,
HOME AND INCOME, conveniently
located, fully equipped, 3-UNIT, row
brick in excellent condition; sep
frances for each apt, full bsmt., oil
h.w.h., garage. Annual rental
S3.260. Price $21. 800. once open
Sunday. Call Mr.. Held, TOWN &
STJRIJPRAN EN- O.Q100
Evening star., 1953-11-01

sell 10. 5-S5I5. Il
OFF-SALE LIQUOR and dry gro
ceries, downtown, 18th st. section;
hours 10 am. to pm; closed Sun
day. Doing 81 900 weekly tno cut
rate). Air-cond. About $4,000 in
fixtures. Price $4,000 plus 5 for ,
for stock (about $4,000 Stockl.
Terms. Only $4,000 down. BOB
HOLLANDER. Exclusive. l411 Pa.
Evening star., 1953-11-01

REDSkIN LOUNGE NQuOr reSIAu-
rant. located at 1928 L st. NV near
Statler and Mayfiower hotels; beau
tifully equipped. air-cond.; good
business Owners have other inter-
ests, must sell Immediately. Inspect
any time; 81. 500 down will handle.
BOB HOLLANDER, Exclusive. 1411
Evening star., 1953-11-01

CORNER LIoUOR RESTAURANT on
upper l4th St.-Air-cond., seats l75.
Good business. Price. S23,50O;
terms, SS. 600 cash. Will consider
partner. BOB HOLLANDER. Ex-
elusive. 141l Pa. ave. NV, MA.
S-g734 Il
Evening star., 1953-11-01
$495 DOWN

40 by 23 recreation room
and bar, plus pantry and laundry
ceiling dining room, reception hall,
parquet flooring Spacious kitchen,
l0-foot Formica counter, plus break
fast bar. S19,950. co. 5-4964, Visit
1901 Park rd NV Il
Evening star., 1953-11-01

CHILLUM-TAKOMA AREA
Call to see lge. selection of and 3
bedrm. brick homes; fine. residen-
tial area. Some with 1st fl. powder
rm.. carpeting; rec. rm.; as low as
$1,000 down. Eve. RA 3-6552.
ATIERRAHH L. co nI 7-Rh01
Evening star., 1953-11-01

LARGE MEETING ROOM; excel. for
school. non-profit organization; A.
story-and- -bSmt. brick building; IL
rooms: parking for . cars. Price,
$4,000 JOHN H. MILLER, JR.
& BRO, Realtors, Ma. S2557.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
UNLIMITED
OPPORTUNITY
sPARE-TIME BUSINESS

Regional Director Of National Concern
viii select reliable men and women
to service and operate route OF
NEW automatic machines dispensing
Cigarettes, Hershey Bars and other
leading national sellers. All accounts
established for you. No selling or
eoiiciting. HONESTY AND RELI-
ABILITY MORE IMPORTANT THAN
PAST EXPERIENCE.
1900 to $500 STEADY monthly in.
come possible in spare time. Liberia!
credit expansion plan enables rapid
expansion into full-time operation.
income increasing accordingly.
ri ESQ to SO, 800 working cash capital
required, for which you receive FULL
VALUE In equipment and inventory
PLUS q substantial weekly income.
Applicant must be local resident;
have Serviceable car. references and
be able to devote to 8 hours weekly
TO refllling merchandise and collect
ing money from these dispensers.
We will consider competent mature
p6Rsons only. who are capable OF
making q decision after they know
the facts. We are only interested
in people who can start Immediately
For interview, give brief BACKGROUND.
include age and phone number. Box
SEA, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
RESTAURANT
CLASS G. LICENSE

IN FEDERAL TRIANGLE
One block from Government build
inRs, VERY GOOD BUSINESS.
Fully equipped: seats 90. Owner
III: must sell. 221 Tenth st. s.w.
Suitable for two partners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ALASKA AVE. NV. OF 10th Sex
eel. oppor., very small down pay
ment, opposite Walter Reed: 2-story
home, screened front porch, lge. liv.
I'm. and din. rm.. kit. and breakfast
aIHa attic e snd bsmt w 9s5h maid Fs rm
and bath: 2-car garage; OF. h.-wh.
For inspection. call OWNER. tn.
AMER. UNIV. PARK, $17,75O-This
semidet. brk. home of 3 bedrms.
glassed-in sleeping porch, is a lot Of
house for the money. Let US show
R i to yO9 today RN a gIEaNGS Scs
open all day.
cuteSt homes You will ever see, and
baths. plus recr. rm. with fireplace;
beautiful stone construction: heavy
slate roof: convenient for all
fdn 500 5ahS9Gppn RAN aRd
DI. 7-141l; ewes, JU. 5-6456. IS
A s!Is9ess sh;; *S$' batR g. e gs!'
CO. ME. 8-41o0. Mr.. Prison.
BETHESDA; S21,5o0. Sparkling g.
fioor 0 Full bsmt. Large aMaef lot Exc ai'
value. Owner leaving. EARL T.
WRIGHT, OIL. 10000. OIL. 4-4241
BRENTWOOD; $1,000 DOWN =
Cheaper than rent; six-rm. row brk:
oil h.-w,h.; kit, and bath in, base
FRANK Fra E S; PHILIPS D1. 7-14ll1;
BR!GHTWOoD-Cozy mod. 5-rm. row
deep lot; Al cond;; suitably f.
BRiGHTwOOD-open sun, 3 to &
II Longfellow st.-Vacant. bet
brick, 6 nice rms, bath, oil heat
deep yard garage: low price now
on easy terms STRoUP, RIA
inelosad DoPch 5s bTick oa'at eRs
home; garage: fine area adjoin
ssaoT EN- a42 sEz or o. GUS s5ssR
CATHEDRAL AREA. $1,000 CASH
To approved purchaser, bal. like
rent. Brand-new, custom-built .towr
house. in one of D. C.'s most desir-
able locations; beaut. dec. and compl
equip; asking S32, 500, will consider
tTsde ps Open Set st-r and SUE Rstwee s
3sth and 3ath st. and Cathedra
and Garfield st. NV: REALTY
BBRoKRIERs. INC EN-. 2-oo4s. DE
CHEVY p CHASE RAMBLER-Beanti:
full sgS 9no t.RR5 1ms E Eel eTS
C my d CHASE, MD.-Unusual hom'
for small family. soft. liv; ,rm;
sep. din. nm. kit, bedrm. and bait
on LIST A.; a0-ft. bedrm. and = batl
"a sxcs Nice 1eeGe I'm 75 get AR s.
CHEVY FfEFF CHASE. D. C.Spet. brick
s rms, 2t2 baths. maids rm:; gar;
C Hes9T re GTxSEs i 5 G d. slS eas"
from owner. open sat, sun, / to 8
4007 Garrison st, NV. ; bedrms;:
baths, plus 1st-h. powder rm.. full
bsmt;, oil h.-w.h.: good cond. EN-
CiHiILUM HTS, D. C., $50 Ney
brick. 6 rms. !" baths: gas. heat
brick garage Open sat. and Sun
| I-Ii pm OWNER
CLEVELAND PARK. mr.; Conn: ave
shopping center. s-rm; a,., semidet
brick hail. home v in rm ne S sRfdit @2rors s
fireplace. din. rm. with chandelier
den or breakfast room. newl!
equipped kitchen and pantry; 2nt
! A., 3 betirmS. and small nm. nov
storage attic; gas heat: detached
GARAGE: fenced in yard. Cal
OWNER. EN- 3-S"52.
D.! COOLIDGE SCHOOL and Walter Reet
area. 57l3 ,4th st. n,w,.--Large semi
Diet. S-rm. tapestry brick: 4 bedrmS.
full bsmt., built-in 2-car garage
oil h.-w.h.; excel cond and locality
prewar construction. See to appreci
ate Open . syn paivS 70 r 5; S Sla;s 80
TU. 2-222S, RA. 3-56S9.
rms, 21S baths. apt. in bsmt.. o.
h.-w.h.; completely furn.; income
1877. can increase. $4,000 70
building. furniture and bushes.
i, Good terms. DAWN REAL ESTATE
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1918 RIGGS PL. NV.
Brick-Selling
II rooms. 8 baths, new gas furnace.
Price, $4,000; free and clear;
seller will take large first trust.
Mr.. Wade on premises from 1 pm.
to 8 PM, with
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 VERMONT AVE. RE. 7-514O.
INCOME, $64O MO.
QUOTED-16 RMS, 4 BATHS
Brick. corner, near Mass. ave. and
21st NV; furnished; wall-to-wall
carpet; oil heat; $4,000: terms.
EDWIN L. ELLIS, REALTOR
1910 VERMONT AVE. RE. 7-5140.
Is ROOMS, 4 BATHS
P st. between 18th and 18th NV
Brick, furnished Ink. apis. gas
h.-w.h. Close-in location. Asking
$4,000 down. Ask for Mr.. Wade.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Realtor and Rooming House Broker
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BRIGHTWOOD

BRIGHTWOOD
MATCHLESS BEAUTY
Two-story Semidet. 3-bedrm. brick;
central hall, liv. rm., din. rm., mod.
kit, paneled floors on 1St floor;
rec. rm.. full bsmt.; gas h.-w.h.;
Anchor fenced; Diet. garage. Must
be sold. Mr. zabrek. Ia. 9-5413.
cox & CO. UN. 4-I526. s
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
100 BLK. LAMONT s.

100 BLK. LAMONT ST.
Brick. 10 rms, 4 baths, oil heat:
3-rrl. apt. and pvt. bath for owner.
$500 will handle.
600 BLK. E. CAPITOL
Brick, 12 rms, baths, oil heat,
large garage; GOOD furniture; ideal
tourist home. S25, OO0-S6. 900 down.
MT. PLEASANT SECT
10 rms, baths oil INV. heat,
complete kitchens; suitable for
rooms and apis. $1,000 down.
Upper Brightwood Sect.
Beautiful home with income; q
apartments. 3 tile baths. nice ga
rage; oil heat, storm windows and
hardwood floors: house in new con-
dition throughout. Price, SlS,6OO
with $4,000 down.
27O0 BLK. CONN. AVE.
Semidet. brick. 5 apis. and 4 Sleep
ing rooms, 2-car garage. Income,
$3.50 per month. $4,000 handles.
EUGENE P. NIXON
1925 Vermont Ave. NV. RIA. 7-S112