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: A-ACRE LOTS. u mile west Of Con-
gressnnal Country Club. In Potomac
Hunt Section; 50, 900 per lot.
JA-sES J. :tUPPEhI, 1O2l atn 81. nv
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

COLONIAL BEACH-Year-round cot
tage, Bancroft and Weems, ami.
lots 15nxl 80. RA. 3-4574. AID; 2
BAY RIDGE, MD-s-bedrm., a-bath
az year-round hong, oil heat; z
WA. i-2T25 or OIL. a-4sOS. .
IIvERFRONT - Swimming. boating,
fishing; q rooms and. bath. ami.
committing distance b. c. $500,
OCEAN BEACH. MD.-Two residen-
s s.sd lSt' cali GRe JE for 4s4 RSso one for
COLONIAL BEACH. VA;-,,Furnished
ern conveniences; . blocks from wa
ter: large lot: $500. Ju. 9-ss52.
POTOMAC RIVER FRONTAGE. MD.
line; hardtop road; approx. . acres,
cleared, houses furnished and
equipped for year round occupancy.
all modern improvements; one g.
Brokers invited, Box 32o-c, Star.
CAPE ANN-Lge. 1iv. rm.. with frepl.,
3 bedrms., > baths. kit, din. rm.;
screened porch. front and rearl !:
well built; excel: cond.; lge.. shaded
~, STt y! nieS " oaS' ea'ooo.
EPPING FOREST, MD. Beautiful,
almost new, ,2-bedroom., year-round
home; IA baths. paneled liv. rm..
frepl., large cleo, kit. Handicapped;
excel. beach. boating; $1,000.
sEIBY on THE BAY-cottare fac
kit; furn; Ice. porch: fenced lot !:
bargain at S4,a50. HEIDER &
BANCROFT LAKE. section 3. lot 375:
rambler; 24,500 So. #, 146-foot lake
frontage, @12 feet deep: must be seen
to be appreciated. Jordan S-46as.
CHESAPEAKE BAY - Year-around
home, 25 miles out: knotty pine liv.
snd. bath; screened porches; oil
HIEE & CO, ME, S-05l9.
near water; $500. Cali anytime.
wE s. NJ Co, VA, Sandy
Point-Lovely 5-bedrm. cottage. ga
baths. outside shower; nicely and
than $4,000. W. C. RICE. Realtor,
Warsaw: Va. Edgewater 3-5300. ii
Call MRS. KELLY. 10. 2-114O.
CLIFFS. Port Republic.
Md.-Furn. cottages for. rent by
week. Lots and cottages for sale to
approved college graduates. COM
munity bldg; nearly . miles Bav
beach: As miles beyond Prince
Frederick. Literature on request.
ARE YOU LOOKING for beach
house with EVERYTHING? This is
sky high in price? This one isn't.
summer, I'll be sweating and wish
ing I'd never sold this ideal spot.
But due to circumstances must.
You'll enIov all OF these advantages
and many more Only As min. drive
from District. private beach. 4 bed
rooms, modern bath. all-electric
kitchen. screened porch with bar.
Easily converted to year-round house:
Only S14 900 on any terms. Or, II
let me hear from you right now.
JU. 5-2S14 or DI. 7-6564. Il
BAY RIDGE-Waterfront home. 7
rooms, . baths and large screened
porch with magnificent view. of
Oh heat and hardwood floors. This
home is approximately 10 years old
and is very well built.
EPPlNG FOREST, private community
on Severn River, near new Washing
ton expreSsway - Modern 6-room
home in immaculate condition. Oil
hot-water heat. garage.
EVE GUIDE BRANDT, Realtor
Annapolis, Md. Colonial 3-46I2
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SUMMER HOMES

MOUNTAIN COTTAGES, double units
Each has liv. rm., bedrm., complete
bath. piped-fn spring water. over
looking small lake. SC. 500 for
both units Terms, LOO It. eleva-
ton. Mountain Ranch. Rte. .. is
Hillsboro. Va. 226l or Ell. 3-s047.
YEAR-R0UND HOME FOR RENT on
West River: private dock, boat.
swimming: sleer 8. Avail. June 10
through Sept. IL. 5000. Shown by
appointment only. Telephone West
Rivar 1897. II
MAINE - 3-bedrm. cottage. furn.,
fronting open ocean; modern bath
and kit. Season. EN-. 2-4673. ewes.
80
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Lots of Lots!
Montgomery County
BuilderS-Tndividua1s

@AOAAVSOAAAS4y SOAAAty
Builders-Individuals
Blvd lots. road area,
"a Il, q acre lots, beautifully
PERsIMMoN TREE Rp.-washins-
tons white fence country, two 3-acre
ROCK CREEK H1ILs-oyerlookins
wooDMooR-f lot, soft. front
sewer and water in.
acre, Just right for
split level and swimming pool.
ROCKV1LLE-1-aer homesites, over
looking the new freeway. soon to be
20 minutes from downtown.
Prince Georges County
l2 LOTS in Beltsville adjoining the
Agricultural Station grounds. $500
each.
Most of these lots and acreage tracts
can be bought on very favorable
terms. some with complete subordi-
nation to builders.
j. r. Little Associates
Call Any Day. o to- u
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
Approximately 20 wooded acres above
Great Falls. $4,000.
10 acres, near Madeira School
S12,500.
approximately is miles from the
White House. 5-acre domestic at
81 900 per acre.
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN
REALTOR
Va. Ell. 6-4181
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DOCTORS OFFICE, completely ar
ranged; ground floor. big apt. bldg;
outside and lobby entrance; $500
ST fiji Al rental sntn;bs s12S %s per ave- So pt f
Mass; ave. Cali MA. s-2636. MR..
1914 SAce Goth ST. N.w.-sman. attrac-
tive once building; 2 stores and
rear. RAYMOND R. RUPERT. ST.
18TH AND EYE SITS. N.w.-Attrac.
1st-d. 5-rm. ONCE suite: air-cond.
bldg; parking. ReaS. AP. 7-3452.
MOP: t.as,@,' ,as. OFFICE liz
R Reos65ss buR sEsllaS 70 5 %Smssssi''sl'
BUSINESS once: Mi nGes0 Pa aen ss.
4 Sun; I'm house D perkins; ~, 5-s463.
DANCE NC mr. STUDIO. ls9o toS sa ,r IT.
FOR LAWYER-snail furn. ONCE.
with telephone, in law ONCE; avail;
able May 3; s45 per month. Call
go "a sG. 4 F4.4air-eond.: End H.:
mr.. Dupont Circle: new eond.; park,
ing space avail to good tenant.
LINKINS CO.. 1918 N st. NV. D1.
7-s6SS: Sat, EN-. 3-4414. 80
IDEAL LOCATION for dentist or
pediatrician. Opposite large shopping
s1FIfE haEf f FTsNsHED oFfrcEs
pont Circle Bldg. sat. and Sun.
Wo. 6-129l; weekdays, AID. 4-5o0s.
BEThEsDA--New modern building.
fn1lv large nArkin0
lot, ] large once; $50 per month.
Of: 2-s300; ewes. and Sun, OIL.
LARGE rNFURN. OFFICE, formerly
occupied by dentist; 3rd,h; oftce at
s ~ IS scRossRo NA S and Seven
Corners. va.-Mod. &C. once space,
2.55S3 or RA. 3-13n7 for info. p
MEDICAL OFFICE-Mod., &C. 10th
and Park I'd; NV. Ho. 2-53's or
l 81 i iaih ST. 70 N%@studio once,
S2h; others at $50; furnished and
air-eonditioned If desired. ST. j.
T IisHi SUITE. with toilet.
e; ,1 pSRSs' t. Sss T Du dse fsis
GEORGIA AVE. SILVER SPRING
New bldg. bsmt., tiled floor. approx;
:sxT5. Also, air cond. ONCE, End
floor; 9 q L REALTY Ju. b-3sS7s'
WHEATON-opposite proposed shop-
ping center in Triangle Park. Viers
Mn road. Parking area "a
18th ST. NV. tnear K st.D--Be auti-
full End floor space, completely re-
decorated. New asphalt tile floor
and fuor. lighting fixtures. Approx.
1900 50. IT viii divide. Heat
furnished: owner will air condition.
Front entrance recentlv remodeled
Excellent for lawyers, insurance cos,
real estate offices, etc, Vacant
Reas. rent. Consult Leasing Dept,
SHANNON 4, LUCHS CO., Realtors.
724 14th st. NV. Ma. s-2345. Il
FURNISHED. pvt, self-contained of
nee; all services furn.: asphalt-tiled
floor, fluorescent fixtures. elev. BLDG.
air-cond; so per month.
n A q -a-CA
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK SPACE downtown. S25; manu-.
lecturers representative preferred
JE. 4-15Is. II
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STORES FOR RENT

MODERN STORE or OFFICE BLDG.
l64s. SO. IT,. on ground notr snd
Suitable for dentist or do tors suite
GRATED and N new con iition. 48a.
Washington blvd. North Arlington;
SO no. foI entirs buildiE.
ists AND r sTs. NV 10000 in
radius. Of . blocks: store. 20x6O IT,;
good for restaurant, Chinese pr.
Mr.. KNOX. DI. 7-6S3n, NO. $4,000
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. AIS Ga
ave: n,w'-LsrEe store, newly re;
bath apt. above: full basens Mt, oil
heat, dot Die detached brick garaEe.
A NJ M NSNSl' M si7S s.asgfpn tn s,,.i Ma
vERL6okSc YDGroNT CIRCLE
store or once. over 500 "a. H.:
CO. 5-s227.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NATURALIZATION SO. IT. 4oc
r. ave: WA: 5:67es,
WAREHOUSE. 6Ox5O, and 50. 900 n.
Of yard space: College Park area.
Call Tower 9-6145.
DOWNTOWN-Garage or warehouse,
Immediately available. Inquire MRS
HEAD, Ii. 7-9400 or see your real
estate broker.
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Mr.. s. DAKOTA and Bladensburg I'd,
ne acres, speculative price. ST.
3-3651.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.

BETHESDA lots as a group.
medium-priced homes. complete
streets, sidewalks, sewer and water
laterals.
sewer. water: for homes, $4,000 to
$4,000. Mr.. Lebling. Sun, ewes.
OIL. 4-66sS. ROBERT B. HALL CO.,
OIL. 1880. .
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

TO RENT FOR SUMMER on chesa-
peake Bay or tributary. house or
smaH estate. maids otrs.. grounds.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

VA. ESTATE-Swimming pool. acre
age. very large house; s miles be-
yond Leesburg. in Loudoun County;
years lease. Not shown on Sunday.
S25u month. ROMYE LAMBORN.
REALTOR, ECLUSIVE AGENT. OF.
1885. OF. 4-S035. i
IN BEAUTIFUL VERMOST-Good-
size new frame dwelling on %
acres; electricity, . streams. hard
top road; $3.50. WA. 1885. Il
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8 L o T s

On Rock Greek nr. Garrett Park: 55-
#. front. zoned: Diet: utils. going in
now. Priced from $1,000 to 81, 900
VIII sell L or 2 If des. TENCHER-
WALKER, INC. AID. 1864. ia
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to p3 recorded
Builder can start Immediately.
Priced right. reas. terms and subord.
Call Mr.. Finkelstein, EN-. 2-9746:
ewes. and Sunday.
NORMAN REALTY CO.
927 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-1336
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HAVE YOU SEEN?
ROUTH ROBBINS

Real Estate Corp.
XII. $4,000 1918 King St.
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I furnished cJttase di.ectly on the
| ba', for cnlv $3.50. Unrestricted
/ vi.w, porch on al sides Swimming,
/ boa ing. crabhins at your front doo3
l LOW dnMn MAJ ant
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wATERF'T PROP. SALE Cont.
POTOMAC RIVER
DFALE

only 81 1850. Large liv. rm., firepl',
tile bath. . bsiriIs kit.. dineste.
Full alter privileges. cniy $50
s.ov... S67 nJdth-y, in taxes aud
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lstuffing toys into an enormous
brown sack.
"Oh, if only someone would
come and catch him." thought
the Dumdiddy.
The RObber Left
He watched angrily as the
hunchback loaded his bag. At
last there was no more room
i'm the bag and the robber set it
outside the door. Then he took
"a large bottle off shelf. He
opened it and poured 1t out on
the floor.
What on earth is he doing?"
wondered the Dumdiddy.
When the bottle was empty
the robber threw it down by the
door. Then he went out, picked
up his bag and slipped out of the
shop, leaving the lamp burning
behind him.
why he's not even waiting
for Beanie!" exclaimed the Dunn
.diddy. What can he be think
ing of? And what is this stuff
he has put on the floor?
He stretched on his tiptoes to
read the label on the bottle.
Stick Tight Glue" he read.
Guaranteed to hold anything or
ANYBODY"
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| "Whoops!" cried the Dunn
diddy. Hes set a trap fol
Beanie! When Beanie comes
he'll be caught in the glue and
when the shop owner comes in
the morning he'll find Beanie
here and think he robbed the
store!"
The Dumdiddy ran out in
the street. He was just in time
to see the hunchback disappear
ing down an alley. The robber
had the sack of toys slung over
his shoulder and was running as
fast as his short legs would carry
him.
"What'll I do? Whatll I do?"
wondered the Dumdiddy. He ran
around in a circle holding his
head in his hands. Suddenly he
fell fiat on his face. He looked
down and saw he had stumbled
over the chalk the redheaded
Ihunchback had thrown beside
the last arrow.
The Dumdiddy let out a soft
whistle. He lifted the chalk. II
was as long as his longest arm
Thank goodness" he cried
This will save Beanie"
Next: The False Trail
ZAP Newsteaturesl
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.Montezumu Served
Cocoa and Vanilla

MEXICO CITY.-Vanilla was
discovered by Cortez when he in
vaded Mexico. At the court of
King Montezuma the Spaniards
were served delightfully."- sweet
beverage the Indians pronounced
choco-lat-til.
1t was made of the pulverized
bean of the cacao tree and the
bean of the vanilla vine. When
the Spaniards returned to Europe
they took with them cocoa and
vanilla.
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CHAPTER SIX
In the Workshop

1t was a pretty hard job for
the Dumdiddy to follow the red
headed robbers arrows. In the
first place, it was night and the
arrows were hard to see. (But it
also made it hard for anyone to
see him.
In the second place, people
were almost stepping on him,
anyway, and he was so busy
lodging feet and falling of curb
stones that he lost a lot of time.
He thought he never would get
where he was going in time to
do anything.
Not that he knew what he was
going to do. But Santa Claus
had told him to watch out for
this poor. foolish Beanie and so
he had to do something.
He struggled along following
the arrows. They led him of
the main street and down dark
alleys and through deserted
streets and finally they stopped.
By the last arrow was a piece
of chalk where the hunchback
had left it when he drew the
last mark.
There Was a Store
"This must be it." thought the
Dumdiddy. He looked up and,
sure enough, there was a little
store and over the door there
was a sign reading. "Santa's
Workshop"
There were no windows and
no lights to be seen. The Dunn
diddy crept to the door. 1t was
open just q crack and he
squeezed in. He could hear
nothing but he could see ahead
Of him a streak Of light. He
tiptoed to it and found another
door almost shut. He squeezed
through it and found himself in
q room of toys.
What toys there were! Skates
and balls and games and jump
ing ropes and boxing gloves and
bats and marbles and wagons
and-well, any other toy you
could think Of.
In the midst Of the toys stood
the redheaded robber and he was
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OUR PRESIDENTS
By HONORE NJ. CATUDAL

(which President was
awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
for helping to end the Russo
japanese War?
| Who was the first President
to broadcast a speech over the
radio?
3-Who was President when
the treaty of peace was signed
at the end OF the Spanish Amer
lean War?
ANSWERS on Next Page.)
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DEATHS REPORTED
tFrom the D. C. Health Department

Orlando Bowman. 81. $40 Tuckerman st.
NV.
George Jones So, Washington.
Johanna Saunders, SO, 2723 N. George
Mason DIR, Arlington, Va
Margaret Ensor, 80, 3S"3 Calvert st. n. W
Charles Fortnev, rs. 1903 St ne.
/ Jacob Greenstein, 10, 1915 Belmont st
NV.
! 1sadorc Kline 81. 1896 Missouri ave. NV.
Edward FRITZ %, 22l6 Good Hone I'd sc.
Hattie Taylor. 80. 30 Hamilton ST. NV
Robert .Clendeninev, o., 2l02 Suitland
! ter, Md.
Eloise Kahl, a, 3"1 9th st. sc.
Louise Criswell. AZ, 1928 Otis pl. NV.
Billy Benton, 90. Hartford. N c.
Jerry Brinkley. 80, 3l7 18th St ne.
Enc Campbell IS. 1875 Park ST. ne.
Elyira Thompson, "a, 1929 Sherman ave
| NV.
James Carter. 81. e2I N st. NV.
Arthur Walker. 90. 4Tl3 B st. Sc
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SANTA AND THE. DUMDIDDY
BY LUCRECE HUDGINS BEALE

SYNOPSIS: Beanie meets q red
headed robher who tells him how
he can get all the toys he wants by
stealing them from store called
Santa's Workshop. The robber goes
flrst to the store and leaves q trail
OF arrows for Beanie to follow one
hour later. The little Dumdiddy
decided to follow the arrows FIRST.
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Arthur Meek. SO. c327 Virginia ave. NV
Alexander Tyler, 81, .35l7 18th St. NV.
Ella Granton, 50, 1918 18th st. NV.
AGStine simmons ~, II NJ ST. s.w
Jesse Moody, ~, 30 Kennedy st. NV
Phyllis Woodson 81, 1872 Kearney st
ne
Infant Lawson. 1888 Hayes st. ne.
Infant Parrish, 2210 18th st. NV,
Infant johnson. l0l1 Lamont st. NV.
Infant Jackson, 1921 Holbrook ne.
Infant Flythe. 1906 New HAMPSHIRE ave.
NV
Infant Thompson, 1s4S 5th St NV
Infant Williams, 70l Que st. NV.
Infant Byrd, 6l3 K st ne
Infant Williams, 7ul Que st. NV.
Infant Brown. 400S ard st. NV.
Infant Brooks. SAL 9th st. sc.
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We Soy .

COIN CUTTER: This name for
one who cuts corners or follows
unethical practices can be traced
to Roman times. Artisans had a
metal cutter called the "cisellus."
However workers used the tools
after hours to counterfeit coins,
thereby giving rise to the derid-
ling expression, chiSeler.
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CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EASLEY BLACKWOOD

The bidding in today's hand
looks little silly, with Mr.. Muzzy
and Miss Brash stumbling step
by step into a game at spades
We may assume. with some rea-
son, that if Mr.. Muzzy had bid
five spades, Miss Brash would
have found some excuse to go
on to six.
West dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Miss Brash)
AA96
99S43
nKQJs7
WEST EAST
(Mr. Meek (Mr. AbeD
AKA A753
2K2 Vl065
oA652 o943
*KQJ95 *A762
SOUTH
(Mr. MuZZy)
AQJ1084
3AQJ7
80
%l083
The bidding:
West North East South
- 10 Pass IA
Pass "a Pass 81
Pass a. All pass
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In any case. they were plenty
high at four. although that con-
tract could have been made if
Mr.. Meek had made the slightest
slip in defense.
The opening lead was the king
OF clubs and it held the trick.
AS Mr.. Meek paused to consider
his next play. Mr.. New whis-
pered to the other kibitzers that
he had his next play picked out
the king Of hearts. OF course,
he hadn't seen Mr.. Muzzy's hand
at this point. AS you see, this
lead would have. enabled Mr..
Muzzy to take II tricks.
AS Mr.. New saw it, the only
way to beat the hand was to find
Mr.. Abel with the ace Of hearts.
Mr.. Meek could then ruff a third
round of hearts and that would
beat the hand If Mr.. Muzzy were
void in diamonds.
But Mr.. Meek had other land
sounder) ideas for winning a
trick with his thinly guarded
king of trumps. At the second
trick he simply led another high
club. Mr.. Muzzy ruffed with
dummy's six of spades.
Now, Mr.. Muzzy was in a pre-
carious position. He had no
convenient way to reach his hand
quickly unless he wanted to
forego the heart finesse and go
up with the ace of that suit.
After considerable frowning and
groaning. he led a diamond to
his ten spot.
Mr.. Meek won with the ace and
fired another club. This logged
hammering at dummys trumps
paid off handsomely. Mr.. Muzzy
ruffed in dummy for the second
time, leaving the ace Of trumps
there all by itself.
He cashed that card and then
tried desperately to ditch his
queen, jack and seven of hearts
on dummy's diamonds. But Mr..
Abel ruffed the fourth lead of
that suit and Mr.. Muzzy had to
overruff. At the end, he had to
lose heart and spade for a
one-trick set.
(Copyright, 1855, General Features Corp.)
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Answer 10 REGISTER

geerets. rest reset, retires, reties. rise.
tites egret eeis. ester. Eirt, Rist, grit,
site, siege, steer, stir. terrIes. terse,
tiRers. tires, tier. tries, trees. triR.
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WORD GAME
Find SO or more words in
les,

meaning, settlement" Average
is Al; time limit, IS minutes.
Rules Of the game---1. Words must be
Of four or more letters, . Words which
Us" such as bats cars" are not
Vsed. 3, Onlv one form OF word is
osed. 4. Proper names are not used.
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BRIGHTWOOD

0Ov OPEN SSlT SUNDAY f. -! S'"'
owner must sell attrac-
tive 6-rm. semidet. Priced fal
below present construction costs
Call Miss Zaker, DI. 1850.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-200s
GEORGETOWN AREA-SI7.500
Fine brk. house: 3 bedrms.. / u baths
rec. nm. . porches. gar, dishwasher
auto. washer-drier: OWNER SALE,
WO. R-604l. IS
RE 7-1633
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GUY TIMER
1929 18th st. NV. NO. 7-49O7
OPEN 1-5 SUNDAY. 1917 NJ st. NV,
3-story brick, finished bsmt.. Gear
garage. Oil heat. 10 furn. rms,
b., operated as rooming house. In
come S439 plus LIST floor.
KEACH & PURCELL, Elk 3-24l2
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HOUSES soR sALELN.W.

NJ. 18th AND +Ten rms. 3 baths
newly reoeeoTated; easy terms. Ia
H-GO66 or consult vour broker. Id
3IS RtTTENHOCsE ST H.W.-Fol
sale BY oEneI-builder: detached
Colonial. center-hall brick: 8 rooms
mss. modern kitchen. new stove
and refrigerator. finished recreation
room. gss ,hot-Sater heat. SIs.5O0
BLOCK OFF COM. cor. Belmon,
oS aSsr sun sse dfsss Rs Rbsa:snss 6 house
liz RITTENH0USE: 81 900 down
Semidet.. Al eond.: 3 Ice. bedrms.
2 pehs-, gas heat. attic. hrepl., gar
Schools and rec center 2 blocks
oEner lesyin5 town. Open todaS
DESIRABLE A NV. LS Sci i1SSOoi
o eS%SfS or TE el Tiss ewes T.sD'' unit
OPEN OZARK; must be sold: out of
town oWner-3 bedrms- baths
Semidet;. 4 yrs, old; 1905 KanSa,
ave-, RA. 1888. ALLEN REAL
1890 EASTERN AVE. H.w.-s-bedrm
Ssmidst; home. good loo Elec. kit
RAMBLER. $50 v.nable pl. Cbet
Branch I'd; o. rms. all on / fioor
Ia baths, oil heat yard, garage; II
very fine cond.; owner leaving
reas. price and terms. See it today
s2i SHERIDAN ST. semidet. brick
6-rms.. 3 bedrms.: nice full bsm'
with high ceiling; will FHA anc
priced to sell. Mr.. Nasca, OIL
4-2403. cox d CO.. RE. 7-t633
3?1 MADISON ST. Open 3 till dark
Semidet brick, g rms, center hall
4 bedrms with full bath and hall
garage with level approach. G.
financing at S92 30 monthly. Mr.
Nasca, OIL. 4-24O3, cox a co,
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HOUSES FoR sALE-N.W.
COLORED-as4 VARNUM ST.
OPEN SUNDAY. 20 Pm

COLORED-ee4 vARNUM 81.
COMPLETELY IiEDH RiEpEcoRATEp
brick. s rms. = bed
rms. modern bath. Req daylight
bsmi., gas heat. 2 porehes: large
yard. EaraEe. Ideal for home and
income. Mr.. Pendleton. DU. 7-346S
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1904 18th ST. NV. AID. 4-eoo5
COLORED-SEMIDET BRICK
Sth and Galiatin-9 rms. Daneied
rec. Tm. 2-car gar; deep yard;
prired low with 81 900 dn- JAMES
CARR. EX. $4,000. AID. 4-s050.
COLORED
OPEN 2:3n TO
1901 TAYLOR ST. NV.
Cor. semidet. brick. built-in gar,
lovely fenced backward: z Tm-, q
piped-in kit End FRI: full bSmt..
oil h -w.h Possible . apis. Vacant.
Immed posS. Open TO offers. Bro
kers COOP. invited. Miss Book,
EN- 2-52I3 or Ii. 1887.
ZAGAMl CO.. REALTOR.
COLORED-PRIDE OF NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 PM.
1871 WebEteT-Lse; semidet. brick Of
4 bedrms.. ga baths. front and tear
porcnes. gar. Lge. yard: small cash.
MRS. CARR, RA.. 3-9049.
1900 Sth. cor. Upshur. st.-Cor. brick
Of & large rooms. front and rear
porches. with rear gar. MRS.
CLAUDE. HO. e-2Ol4. LYMAN c.
DELE & CO., INC. ST. 3-3520.
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FOREST HILLS

Brick home on large, land
scaped lot In this desirable
neighborhood. Living room,
dining room. breakfast room,
den, powder room, bedroom
and bath on LIST floor. 4 bed
rooms, . baths on End. Rec,
rm., bar. maids room and
bath in bsmt. Gear garage.
Cali Mrs. Wootton, WO.
6-S972 or EN-, 2-S4O0. J.
NELSON HUGHES.
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3 mod. tiled baths, f,ili bamt..
gar, yard ysId; Sls,5oo on easy
AD. A-e0b0.
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io OPEN MS SUNDAY NpAYN l q 10 N6i"'
is the word. immacu-
cation. and in one Of b. C.'s finest
communities; ideal brick rambler
with 3 twin-siZe bedrooms, 2 baths,
large liv. rm. with fireplace, extra
large din. rm. and large mod. kit
with disposal; gas heat and gear
heated garage. Inspect today and
make an offer as owner is very
anxious to leave town.
LOUIS Ridden. Elk a-5107
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Open Sun. . til s pm Lee. de-
tached home, ideal for roomIng
house or convalescent home: terms
to suit purchaser Call RE. 5-5922I
or EN-, 3-55TS