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BARGE TRIPS.
Barge trips along C. & O. Canal, auspices
Natonal Park Service: leaves trom Lock 3
| adjacent to Stop 25 on Olen Echo carline,
I 2- p.m. today and tomorrow: returning
Foundry Branch near Stop 3 carline, 4:3U
p.m. today and tomorrow.
BIRD WALK.
Bird walk In upper Fort Dupont Park,
auspices National Park Service: meet at
Alabama and Boulevard aves. s.e., 7 a.m.
tomorrow.
CAMERA STROLL.
All-day camera stroll along Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal towpath, returning via
barge: auspices National Park Service;
meet at Stop 39 on Glen Echo carllne,
MacArthur bird, and Cornell st„ 9:30 a.m.
tomorrow.
CRUISES.
Along Washington water front aboard
the Potomac Clipper: leave dock near
Tidal Basin Inlet Bridge, every other hour
from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today.
DANCER.
Dance on starlight roof. Jewish Com
munity Center. Sixteenth and Que streets
N.W.. 8:30 o'clock tonight.
Iowa State Society dance, Shoreham.
Hotel, 9 o'clock tonight.
hikes
Along Appalachian Trail from Ashby
Gap to Trlco Fire Towers. Va.. about 12
miles, auspices Capital Hiking Club: meet
at 1410 F street N.W.. 8 a.m. tomorrow.
Bring lunch and beverage.
Through White Oak Canyon, Shenan
doah National Park. Va.. about 7 miles,
ausipces Wanderblrds HiklnkClub: meet at
1315 New York avenue N.W.. 8 a.m. to
morrow. Bring lunch and beverage.
MEETING.
Christian Science Association, Wardman
Park Hotel, all day today.
MUSIC.
Soldiers’ Home Military Band concert.
1 bandstand on grounds. 0 o’clock tonight.
Wade N. Stephens organ recital, Church
i of the Latter-Day Saints, 8 o'clock tonight.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
r...war.4lva Ifion \ir c traaf
N.W., open 1 to 8 p.m. daily. Showing of
contemporary Italian art, through Tues
| day.
Petworth Branch. Public Library. Geor
gia avenue and Upshur street N.W., open
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays. Photographs
of the Cleveland (Ohio) Camera Guild,
sponsored by the National Photographic
Society, through Tuesday.
Sidewell Friends School, .1901 Wisconsin
avenue N.W., open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily
except Sunday; sixty-two prise-winning
pictures from 194S Eastman Kodak Na
tional High School Photographic Contest,
through October 3.
Public Library, Eighth and K streets
N.W., open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays, 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays; paintings by
Samuel Bookats, through Tuesday.
Arts Club of Washington, 2017 I street
N.W., open weekdays 11 a.m. to 5 p.m..
Sunday 2 to 5 p.m.; summer exhibition
by members of the club, through Sunday.
Fish and Wildlife Service, under main
lobby In Commerce Department Building.
Fourteenth and E streets N.W., open 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. daily; display of animals
and fresh-water fish, for an indefinite
period.
Howard University Gallery of Art, on
campus at 2401 Sixth street N.W.. open
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fri
days; student's work of the Department
of Art, throtfth Tuesday.
Library of Congress, open 9 a.m. to 10
p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays;
original Leacock Abbey copy of the Magna
Carta, on loan from the British govern
ment until December 15. 1948; original
draft of Lincoln’s Gettysburg address,
manuscript of Lincoln's three-page auto
biography," both for an indefinite period;
so rare and Important books from the
Rosenwald collection; documents and cor
respondence of Abraham Lincoln, for an
indefinite period. "Some Aeronautics Ex
Eeriments.” and address presented bv Wil
ur Wright before Western Society of En
gineers in Chicago, 1901, describing
Wright brothers' experiments, shown with
early photographs.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines' Club. 1015
L street N.W. Comfortable lounge, library.
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LOANS
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District, nearby Virginia*
Maryland.
Low interest rates.
Monthly payments.
Term. FHA.
Existing loans refinanced.
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INSURANCE
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RENTALS
Property Management
Business Leases
H. L. RUST !
COMPANY
Ettabliihed 1889
1001 15th St. N.W. NAtional 8100
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SLIGO PARK HILLS*!
215 Dale Drive |
Silver Spring, Maryland <
Here is a beautiful new home with quality construction in a {
desirable and convenient location. First floor: Side-hall f
entrance through to large fully equipped kitchen, roomy *
living room with Colonial fireplace, full-sized dining room, ,
powder room and 11x20 side porch over attached garage.
Second floor: 3 bedrooms and bath. Gas a.-c. heat. Large | ’
comer lot. <
Substantial Cash Preferred * <
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 1 to 6 P.M.
To Reach: Out Colenille Road to Dale Drive,
turn right to tst Dale and oven tign. j
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY CO. *
Exclusive Atent i
[_j64£Colesvill^Road1^il^r^prhig_ SL. 3010 | (
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writing desks, biilard table, radio and
piano. Always open.
Dance with Rhythm Makers, 9 o'clock
tonight, NCCS-USO, 918 Tenth street N.W.
Parties at Walter Reed and Bethesda
Naval Hospitals, leave club lounge. 8:30
o’clock, and dance with orchestra, 8:45
o'clock tonight. USO Club. 1911 H street
N.W.
Dance with two orchestras. 9 o’clock
tonight. Penthouse USO, Seventeenth and
K streets N.W,
Deaths Reported
fFrom the D. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics.)
Joseph Campbell. 96, 837 3rd st. n e.
Edward G. Comegys, 90, 3126 Que st. n.w
John J. Anthony, 86, 6524 MacArthur blvd.
n.w.
George L. Moran, 84. 3802 East Capitol.
J. Kidd, 82, 265 Minnesota ave.
George B. Wilkes. 81. Remington. Va.
Joseph 8. Cornish. 73. 10 Randolph Pi
n.w.
Abe Silverman. 69. 725 Rlttenhouse st. n.w.
67. 3133 Warder st. n.w.
Joseph P Folker, 52. 1716 Webster st. n.e.
Jose. M. Vasquez. 26. San Diego. Calif.
David Hutchinson, 68. 1908 13th st. n.w.
fdeene Maepin. 55, 919 27th st. n.w.
Infant Elizabeth 8wann. Port Tobacco, Md.
Births Reported
jffiSrJSST Emma*UAbara?* girl*'
M»ryin and Gertrude Baxter, boy.
William and Mary Felew, boy
Arnold and Anna Bick. girl.
Richard and Winfred Birbeck. boy.
Franklin and Audrey Blanton, boy.
Paul and Joyce Boleyn, girl.
John and Eloise Bolt, boy
Kenneth and Elizabeth Bryant boy.
Lanier and Patricia Buford, boy.
Ralph and Evelyn Buck. boy.
Nicholas and Dorothy Cambas. girl.
Rene and Tamara CailUet. boy.
Eugene and Opal Clark, boy.
Joseph and Claire Clorety, girl.
Thomas and Llliane Cochran, girl.
Harold and Flora Coffman, girl
Llnwood and Josephine Collins, girl.
William and Marlon Donaldson, boy.
Daniel and Virginia Doub. boy.
Lewis and Hazel Early, boy.
Bernard and Florence Fabro. boy.
Joseph and Jane Foley, boy
Louis and Rose Freed, boy.
Austin and Maxine Haley, boy.
Martin and Gladys Harris, girl.
William and Erika Henderson, boy.
Harold and Nannie Hobster, boy.
Jesse and Cecil Hurst, boy.
Jesse and Catherine Jackson, girl.
Lee and Theresa Johnson, girl.
Max and Floyce Kable, girl.
Francis sand Vnginia. Kane. girl.
Joseph and Lydia Lawyer, boy.
Arnie and Alpha Lee. girl.
Harry and Shirley Leland, girl,
Robert and Betty Longardner. girl.
Charles and Phyllis Messier, girl.
Raymond and Evelyn Meyer, boy.
Johan and Patricia Middelthon, boy.
Sidney and Qorothy Miliman. girl.
Roy and Ida Moyer, boy.
Walter and Connie Myers, girl
Clarence and Violet Parker, boy.
Joseph and Eleanor Pllkerton, girl.
Harold and Bydell Rabenovets, girl.
Paul and Martha Ramee. girl.
Edwin and Ethel Richards, boy.
Roy and Madeline Riggleman, girl.
William and Una Riley, boy. .
William and Lorena Roberson, boy.
Leroy and Naomi Robins, boy.
I William and Ruth Sills, boy,
: George and Doreen Smith, girl.
! Frank and June Snyder, girl,
i Dustin and Dorothy Swanson, boy.
| Herman and Vivian Templtn. girl,
i Emmett and Mabel Theisen. girl.
Clayton and Caroline Thorne, girl,
j James and Glaoys Tomlinson, girl.
Arthur and Grace Trout, girl.
Michael and Mary Vacearo, girl.
IBerney and Virginia Wilburn, boy.
] Clarence and Mary Wlnemfiler. girl.
Bernard and Mary Yurchlk. boy.
; Richard and Berdina Barnes, boy.
George and Margaret Beasley. girL
Joseph and Pearl Bryan, girl.
William and Elizabeth Day. girl.
James and Elaine Dorsey, boy.
William and Victoria Dyson, boy.
Sherman and Ruth Franklin, boy.
Edward and Gladys George, girl.
Charles and Gladys Green, girl.
Severo and Florence Guerrero, girl.
John and Flossie Holt. girL
WilHam and Joyce James, boy.
Albert and Rosetta Jones, boy.
James and Grace Lane, girl.
Jerome and Dorothy Marshall, girl.
Kalph and Constance Meyers, boy.
William and Mildred Mosley, girl.
William and Catherine Nickens. boy.
Haydee and Elizabeth Patterson, girl.
David and Laura Porter, boy.
James and Katherine Quarles, boy.
George and Lulu Rorls, boy.
Carlton and Delorea Stewart, girl.
Marlon and Hilda Thompson, girl.
Paul and Lucille Tomkins, boy.
Percyfleld and Daisy White, girl,
3 D. C. Area Men Get
Diplomatic Commissions
Three Washington area men
were among 38 new foreign serv
ice officers who received their com
missions as vice consuls and diplo
matic secretaries from Undersecre
tary of State Lovett late yesterday.
They are John B. ipexter, 8803
Colesville road, Silver Spring, as
signed to Canton, China; Ernest L.
Stanger, 3641 Thirty-ninth street
N.W., assigned to Cairo, and Sidney
Sober, 1512 North Rhodes street,
Arlington, Va„ assigned to Tan
anarive, Madagascar.
LUMBER |
For Lumber, Call Our Number
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I ROCK CREEK FOREST §
| OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 2 to T P.M. 1
It First floor: Beautiful entrance hall, large powder room off IE
51 hall, large unique living room, screened porch off living
« room, large dining room, large all-electric kitchen, in- j£L
r[: eluding dish washer and garbage disposal. Second floor: W
Three large bedrooms with IV2 tile baths. Basement full W
% with y« bath and garage. Lot a good size, well-shrubbed, Sfe
with patio. gt
It Reasonably Priced and Convenient Terms |
0 Can Be Arranged
w£ To /teach: Out Connecticut Aye. to East-West Highway, right on High- Up
gB: *«» to Rock Creek Forest and our sign: or out nth Street to East- IS
West Highway, left on Highway to Rock Creek Forest and our sign,
| C. Fred Kelley {
£§£ Exclusive SJT
8110 Wisconsin Avenue WI. 8646 |w
LEESBURG
STATELY SOUTHERN HOME
.
This beautiful home is situated on a high knoll
overlooking the adjoining scenic countryside. It
is surrounded by large trees and English boxwood
and is constructed of stone and stucco which is in
first class condition. This estate consists of approxi
mately 50 acres of beautiful fenced land with Vz
mile frontage on the Leesburg pike.
First floor has large entrance hall, living room
25x25 with fireplace, dining room 25x25 with fire
Sriace, a breakfast room, dining room, powder room,
arge elect, equip, kitchen, lots of cabinet space,
large screened-in porch. Second floor: 4 big bed- j
rooms, 3 complete baths, lovely hall. Third floor:
2 bedrooms and bath. Full basement, full bath,
laundry, H.-W.H. Three-car detached garage,
chicken house, 3 box stalls, cow barn, 2 streams,
orchard and1 berries.
Shown by Appointment Only
WEST AND TAYLOR
Realtort
Falls Church 2135
| NEARBY FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA §
i A Home With a Personality
H Of unusual and highly interesting design, this large brick home ] P
|| will intrigue the most diKriminating purchaser. P
a| The house is entered through an imposing foyer, ot the left of P
1 which is a lovely guest room with full tiled bath and stall shower, |g
twin closets and a porch overlooking the rear gardens. To the &
right of the foyer, a stepdown dining room is highlighted by a
beautiful built-in buffet. French doors lead to a delightful lower IP
gallery, extending the full width of the house. ' '; P
The kitchen, MVixiVi, is beautifully appointed with long work p\
counters, custom-built cabinets. Hot Point range and Kelvmator §j|
refrigerator. A dumb-waiter at one end provides a practical
i£ service to the second floor, which is particularly distinctive in | P
|| arrangement. , P
p A magnificent stairway, 5 feet wide, leads from the main foyer p
H to the beautiful living room with its 9-foot windows, chapel ceiling g
P and recessed wood-burning fireplace. At one end, French doors | &
S| open upon the upper gallery, affording a wonderful view of the
! surrounding countryside. P
The second floor is further cibnprised of a charming suite consisting P
of a bedroom and private study, another bedroom with attached |g
dressing room, built-in chests of drawers, twin French closets,
linen cabinets, and full tiled bath. A delightful screened P
it porch leads from the master bedroom and extends across the g
§§ back of the house, commanding, a beautiful view of Virginia hills. a.
A J mam LaU luibil MM A kitllor rAAIM
complete the first floor. The heat is oil air-conditioned. A regular j »
stairway leads to a floored storage attic. The roof is Buckingham P
slate. There arc bronze casement windows and screens throughout. j P
H Situated on one acre, beautifully landscaped with gorgeous old : A
|l trees, this attractive residence, though only 20 minutes from ! ^
|| Washington, provides every requisite for tranquil and gracious living.
|£ Specially priced far quick tale, at only $32,500, this property may
1 be purchased with as little os $7,500 cosh and the balance an a j»
S long-term First Trust at 4 Vi % interest. P
| OPEN FOR INSPECTION TODAY AND SUNDAY j£
| FROM NOON TO 6 P.M. ; t
3 To Reach: Lee Boulevard (V. S. SO), to Leesburg |P
» Pike (Route No. 7): turn South and proceed SA
on Route No. 7 about Z city blocks to our sign.
Exclusively with Jp
I STANLEY H. HOWLAND CO.
Realtors
B 118 East Broad Streat, Falls Church, Virginia $P
If Chestnut 3421 . . . Off Hours, Falls Church 2842 , ■
4 4
Marriage License
Applications
Under D. C. laws couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, wait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Louis Smith, 35. and Ruth Glllman. 32,
both ot Baltimore.
Thomas Tanner. 27. 1739 You st. n.w..
and Adelean Young, 21. 14 Eye st. n.e.
Nuggett Mayes. 26. Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, and Ruby Whitehurst,
24. 1422 Harvard st. n.w.
Lester James, 27, 1626 Rhode Island
ave. n.w.. and Isabelle Synan, 19,
1433 Columbia rd. n.w.
Robert Raymond, 28. Arlington. Va.
and Ina Plaugher, 38, Vienna, Va.
William Douglas. 20, 128 18th st. s.e.,
and Ruth Poster, 22, 2404 10th st.
n.e.
keroy Hoeck, 35, Gallinger Hosp.. and
Dorothy Cosner. 27, 108 19th st. s.e.
Maxwell Butler, 21, 606 A st. s.e.. and
A tee Watson, 19, 704 D st. s.w.
William Amos, 20, 3301 13th st. n.w.,
and Helen Eliott, 30, 1507 Park rd.
Arthur Wlnterfeldt. 22. Palls Church,
Va., ,and Phyllis White, 22, 16 7th st.
%s.e.
Joseph Rock, 33. Arlington, Va., and Mary
Young, 28. 1631 Euclid st. n.w.
Stewart Currie. 29. 2128 13th st. s.e..
and^Eizabeth Eder, 21, 1321 Mpnroe
C1y*?1“jc2rnell. 31. Arlington. Va.. and
wrfRut!2 ?,ak^’ ”1 20ln Eyt 5t- n.w.
Ed*aJd«Br».<Lley'-lr - 27- Arlington, Va.,
and Dorothy Eden, 26, 410 Cedar st.
n. w •
kouis Riehl, 38. I*nsdowne, Md., and
„ Mary Sauer. 33. Baltimore.
RoiaontL Curtis, 35. and Eeanor Stewart,
33. both of 221 P st. n.w.
Val ?£aiU1*11; 28- 329 19th pi. n.e„ and
Ruth Devlin. 20. 1321 K st. n.w.
«*™f8 Fdyard». 21. and Letha Thompson.
26. both of Garfield Memorial Hosp.
Hplsey McLemore, 36. and Addie Jenkins,
» "t1, of 018 Eorence st. n.e.
MJle*’,2°’»Bomn* FleId- »nd
. Ritchie, 18, Nixon, Tex.
Mtsoni. Anderson. 22, and Ida Stinson,
25, both of 126 D st. s.e.
•
Murray Harris. 43. 1808 Bye st. n.w..
and Julia Gladney, 81. 2120 16th st.
n.w.
Rsslyn Minor. 50. 5210 Ames st. n.e..
and Mary Bawman. 43, 1104 Irving
Henry Smith. 23. Ft. Belvoir. and Olivia
Robinson, 18. 4942 East Capitol st. n.e.
John Lloyd. 21. 614 Oth st. s.w., and
Robby Berry, 18, in 47th st. s.e.
Norman Scroggins, 38. 606 62nd ave.
n.e.. and Estell Queen, 25, 1234 10th
st. n.w.
Alfred Kennedy. Jr., 28. and Herlene
Gaither. 20. both of 3220 13th st. n.w.
Harold Carter, 23. 6301 E st. s.e.. and
Estelle Hicks, 20, 5208 E st. s.e. I
Leroy Alford. 24. 628 L st. s.w.. and
Viola Adams, 29, 527 3rd at. s.w.
8amuel Herold. 20. 918 7th st. n.e., and!
Jean Campbell, 19, 3209 13th st. n.w.
Warren Dunham. 24, 4002 10th st. n.e.,
and Mary Ramsay, 18, 912 Quincy st.
n.e.
Richard Moffett. 36. 505 12th st. s.e.,
and Helen Gray, 35, 909 Lawrence st.
n.e.
British Laborite to Open
U. S. Speaking Tour Here
An American speaking tour by a
Laborite member of „ the British
Parliament to urge adoption of a
world government will open here
Monday, when Henry C. Usbome
speaks at an American Public Rela
tions Association luncheon.
Mr. Usbome will address the pub
lic relations group at 12:30 p.m.
Monday in the Lafayette Hotel
That a^ernoon, he will be guest
of honor at a tea given by the
American Association of University
Women. He will speak over Sta-i
tion WINX at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday
and before the American News
paperwomen’s Club and the Co
operative Forum the next day. A
conference with President Truman
is to be arranged.
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I YOUR BUNGALOW! m
Open SI/WY, 1 to 6
6918 PRINCE GEORGE AVE.,
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
Often admired and now offered for sale is this charming and beautifully R
landscaped bungalow. Well built, attractively designed with greater S
than ordinary facilities and equipment. Lovely living rm., dinette, w
kitchen, 2 spacious bedrooms, enclosed porch, full basement, new hot- R
water unit. Gas air-cond. heat. Lovely grounds with pond, barbecue
pit and other attractions. Priced for immediate sale.
SEE THIS BEFORE YOU BUY!
' Out New Hampshire Ave., left on gtlion Allan
Ave., t blocks to Prince George Ave., left to house. ^
i snnrtCa
| 1415 K Street N.W. MEtropolitan 5400 |
I Washington's Complete keal Estate Institution k
I _' a-tI
TAKOMA PARK »
106 HODGES LANE
Open Sunday, 2 ’til Dark
$15,950
An exceptionally fine detached home only 9 years
old. Beautifully located in a fine residential area,
1 very close to schools, and only one block from quick j
transportation on Piney Branch Road.
Large attractive living room, fine dining room and
spacious, completely equipped modem kitchen, i
downstairs. Three twin-size bedrooms and tile bath
upstairs. Beautiful comer lot (55x150).
This is a roomy house and an exceptional value at
the low price offered. A very high first trust makes
attractive financing possible. 1 j
DIRECTIONS—Out 13th St. N.W. to Georgia Ave. cross
Georgia Ave. on Pinev Branch Road to P.hila. Ave.. right
one block, then left one block to Hodges Lane and OPEN sign.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
Realtors Exclusive Axents
NA. 9797 925 New York Ave. N.W.
! Jamas Morris Woodward Chariot L. Norris
Founder President 1
1192-1947 1921
j Woodward & Norris I
Realtors I
3 I
Is • Property Management *■ "f" *•
the Washington Public. g
A e l our offices ut 1*3 20th
9 ,w . , ^ ..... St. N.W. have been on- S
(Exetaslve and Open Listing.) Urged to include the
. facilities and personnel
w Insurance formerly located at *135 g
(AU linee except Ufe) Pa. Are. N.W.
It Mortgage Loans i
(Straight and monthly pay- Y#n *r* eordially.inyiled
meats) to visit us here, where
. . Real Estate Services have
• Commercial Leasing been rendered slnee 1906.
1 723 20th St. N.W.
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f 1808 North Barton Street |
Arlington, Virginia
OPEN SUNDAY, 12 TILL 6
*12.650
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I Tliis small property with extra building lot is very I
| conveniently located % block from 10c bus fare.
Direction!: Out Lee Hlthva» to. North vii
~ Barton Street. left to our Hgn. ~
MANNAS REALTY CO.
| 2116 Wilson Boulevard GL. or OX. 2764 I
[no picture can
do justice; . . .
To This Livably Perfect Home
Just Off Embassy Row, Ideal for a Doc
tor, Dentist, Diplomat, Professional Man
• 2 a'nJlio7. SSTf0"" • * Hdated, Enclosed Porches
• Room?. Brixht Kitchen With* • rW**1** Attic With Extra Beam
Electric Refrigerator. Orersise • Landscaped Terrace
• fgrSST&p Breakfast Boom * °*r*« WUh
• ?^Vr,x.RW“B5^m*EtIcnC'"d- • VL^Z Garde, in Bear
• SrS.?#t’W*tet Heat—All-Year Hot • Floored Attic With Extra Room
wtler • Laundry
• Steel Girder Supports for Permanent Durability
PRICED RIGHT!
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 1 to 6 P.M.
Owner Occupied. May Be Seen by Appointment Weekdays
SEE 2812 WISCONSIN AVENUE N.W.
JOHN LIPSCOMB & CO. — Michigan 0600
EVENINGS, MR. AUDETTE, NORTH 2TO5
SECOND COMMERCIAL—LONG TERM LEASE
AS A WHOLE OR PART
TWO BRICK t CONCRETE BUILDINGS
316' FRONT
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Plate glass show windows and overhead doors 18'
wide and 13 W high.
Also site on Penna. R.R. on Bladensburg Road N.E.
at New York Are.
PHONE OR WRITE
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2119 Bladensburg Rd. N.E. TR. 9300
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venient monthly installments,
which can be budgeted in the WyM
same manner as the rent you
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716 11th St. N.W. RE. 7111
Open Until 5:30 Friday—Closed Saturday
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L ONSIDER the benefits of National Per
manent’s plan, convenient monthly pay
ments, just like paying rent. Inter
est, principal, taxes and insurance included
In your payment. Rates are low and suited to
the individual’s income. Come in and have a
friendly talk.
Our Direct Reduction Plan
Speeds Complete Ownership
NATIONAL PERMANENT
Building Association
719 10th St. N.W.. NA. 0254
3325 North 20th St.—Lyon Village, Arlington
OPEN SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND AFTERNOONS
Charming center hall corner brick facing 20th Street. 15'x24' 0
living room with custdfh mantel, many bookcases, leads to equal
size sun parlor facing flO'xSO' side yard. Kitchen has Bendix,
Vi both, double bowl stainless steel sink. Lovely enameled
steel cabinets. Upstairs are 3 huge bedrooms, 2 large tile U
baths. On the top floor are 2 more bedroms and tile bath.
All bedroom floor are of Michigan U. S. No. 1 maple flooring. I
Iron-railed airing porch over sun parlor. Pipes copper, shingles
J.-M. best, American h.-w.h. gas. House overflows with closets,
shelves, storage space. All walls oil painted. Decorative
scheme by Elizabeth Wilcox. tt
PRICE $27,750 ON EXCELLENT TERMS
WILL CONSIDER TRADE ffl
Also Georgetown Colonial next door, in this subdivision in which |
all construction is by
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To Reach- Over Kev Bridge, out Lee Hirh-~y ♦ m*Xes to\Vorth *,*}£!!*
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