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SALE—HOUSES.
< Cantinsed.)
" SAFER THAN MONEY IN THE BANK.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME
7 rooms. - baths. 4 bed rooms, streets
and alley paved: finished section or all new
homes In Marietta Park. Priced at $8,500.
Easy terms.
WAPLE * JAMES. INC., Builder*.
122ft 14th St. N W. Dlst. 334B.
REDUCED Sl.oool NEW BU NO ALOW, 6
rooms, colored til* bath, electric ranee and
refrigerator. lot 64x120; ear lint; drive out
Conduit rd. 'a mile beyond District line,
Brookmont. left one block.
DETACHED. THREE STORIES. TEN ROOMS,
two large porches, four baths, larte lot,
first-class condition: suitable for Govern
ment official or others requiring facilities
for entertaining. No dealers. Address Bo*
132-J. Star office. •
OLOVER PARK—955.00 PER MONTH WILL
purchase a new 7-room. 2-bath. all-brick
home on 00-foot street in this select com
munity. This include* copper screens, weath
er strips, caulking paved streets and alleys,
landscaping. Magnificent kitchen with elec
tric refrigerator: a bis heated recreation
room in basement: built-in garage. Price
of 88.850 and above terms based on special
limited offer by builder. Reasonable cash
payment. Address Builder. Box 303-C. Star
office.
MICHIGAN PARK HOME—M ROOMS. BATH,
built-lp. garage, semi-detached brick: priced
at $7,050 for immediate sale. This is a
real opportunity.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC..
^226 14th St. N.W. Dlst. 3340.
SPRING BUYERS
■hould Inspect this Electric Kitchen Home,
planned for EASIER HOUSE WORK. Am
ple cabinets for supplies and china: break
last table; ironing board: enameled sink. 8
ft. long. Recpt. Hall with phone cabinet.
Living and dinine room planned for furni
ture. TWO BATHS with showers. Three
bed rooms, deep closets, daylight recreation
room. Two porches. Detached brick. Ga
rage. Near schools, stores, churches, lrtth
St. bus.
Out Georgia or Alaska ave., turn right at
first street past end of car line, straight
ahead to GIST AVE . O.'iS. Electric Kitchen
»ign on right.
Open all day Sundav and Feb. 22.
owner-builder.
Col. 7013.
$8,750.00.
NEW DETACHED BRICK.
6531 7th ST. N.W.
OIL HEAT.
Built-in Oarage—De Luxe Kitchen.
Copper 8creens, Slate Roof.
OPEN DAILY TTLL 8 P.M.
OLD GEORGETOWN—OPEN.
8053 P st —Detached brick corner, built
In the late 6da» Reconditioned and contain
In* 1" r.. 4 b., servant's quarters; large lot
and inclosed Harden. The stately stairway,
large and beautifully arranged rooms make i
It an ideal home for entertaining. Price
yreatly reduced Easy_terms.
OR IGINALLY COST $9,750.
REDUCED TO $6,950
FOR QUICK SALE.
$55 per month. 012 Rittenhouse st. n w . '
S-»tory serai-detached brick; open front |
perch. 2 rear screened porches, double built- j
in garage. 0 rooms, semi-tiled bath room
built-in tub, gas. elec,. h.-w.h., stationary |
tubs in cellar; now bring painted and pa
pered throughout. $5(10 ea«h Phone Nat.
4875 week days only. i>::(0 to 5. DR. A.
fnCNRY. INC., 101 ii Eye st. n w.
BIGGEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED
In This Section.
30th AND 8HEPHERD 8TS. NX
ONLY $8,050.
Detached, all brick; ft large. light rooma
and 2 baths, breakfast room. Frigidaire; lot
46 by 100, with built-in garage.
Drive out Bunker Hill rd. n.e. to 20th
at. and turn 'i square south, or out R. I.
tvg. n.e. to 20tn st, thence north to houses.
These are the cheapest houses ever offered
In this section. Open and lighted every eve
nine. Representative on premli«« betwwn
7 and 8:30 p.m.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1315 H St. N.W. DUt. 0908.
Z/64 lJth ST. N.W.
Lot 1Sx112: a substantially constructed
brick home: nine large rooms, bath, h.-w.h..
•lee., weatherstrips, hardwood trim; priced
below assessed value for quick sale.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
729 15th St. Realtor. Natl. 0783
Evening Phone, qeorgla 2000.
~ $10,250.
r- A modest down payment, long-term
financing with monthly charges to suit vour
hudget. will buy this all-brick detached
modern home situated on * TO-ft. land
leaped lot in an atmosphere of refine
ment.
fi livable rooms, 2 baths, attic, porches,
faraire.
This home is practically new. has been i
reconditioned inside and out. and is now 1
offered at a real saving to the new owner.
Wis. eve. opposite Chew Chase golf links,
turn left one block to No. 4706 Hunt eve.
ARTHUR CARROLL,
Adams 650(>.
FOXHALL VILLAGE,
$8,950.
154J 44th ST. N.W.
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 7 P.M.
Beautiful modern brick home of 6 room*
«nd bath, perfectly appointed. In thi» smart
end protectsd community. Fine condition;
open fireplace, hardwood floors, ideal kitch
en. Prigidaire, large rear upper end lower
ecreened porches; overlooking Ooverpment
perk; oil burner, built-in garage. Property
sold for $11,450 new, without oil burner,
jtlgt three yetrs ego. An exceptional oppor
tunity. To inspect, cell at once
EARLE WEST MANSON.
PI. M7X llO.'l Vt. Avf Eves . CL 5054.
COLORED—A BARGAlS IN A CENTURY'
A home as wel' as an investment. For pro
fessional and gentleman. West of 14th St.,
near U. fl rooms, 2 baths, h.-w.h.. elec..
garage, additional lot. Phone Lin. oo.'14-J. •
COLORED-NEAR 15TjTaSd~8 ST. N.W,.
10 r., h.-w.h : elec, Its.: rented $50 month;
good Investment at $4,750. District 4B92
COLORED—DOCTOR OR DENTIST. 11th
at. corner, n.w., 2 apts., 5 rooms each,
e.m.i., 2 garages. No agents. Address Box
140-J. Star office. *
COLORED—8 LARCBS ROOMS. H.-W.H.,
elec.. porches, garage, tubs: perfect condi
tion; small cash; near 11th and Irving.
North 10172.
COLORED—ft ROOMS. H.-W.H.. ELEC..
with offices in basement; suitable for pro
fessional man. beauty shop or other busi
ness. 11th. near Kenyon. Low price and
terms. Decatur 11 no.
COLORED -O ROOMS, BATH. H.-W.H.,
elec , hfrdwood floors, alley, garage; excel
lent n.w. section. Decatur 504H.
COLORED DETACHED RESIDENCE—
Landscaped lawn, automatic heat, recrea
tion room, built-in raraee, etc.; an elegant
home with refined environment, meeting the
refinement of the moat fastidious home
aeeker; southeast corner ot 5th and T
n.w. Decatur 11AO.
COLORED—BEAUTIFUL HOME: FIRST
time shown; depression price: 7 rms., thor
oughly a.m i .: Kenyon St., east of l.'tth.
Inspection. North !*7oo.
COLORED - NEWLY DECORATED: It RMS.,
h.-w.h., elec.. 2 baths, laundry tubs: top
floor as apartment: back and front porches:
garage space: excellent n.w. section: re
duced price easy terms. Potomac 2057.
COLORED^ NEAR !»th AND T 8T8. N.W —
# rms.. on two floors; h.-w.h., double ga
rage. a m i : S'S.SOO; your terms. Potomac
4204.
COLORED. BEST N.W. 6ECTI0N. 0 ROOMS,
tile bath, h.w.h . elec . double brick garage;
reduced for c,uick sale; terrai to suit. Call
Decatur 'JOtV.'.
COLORED. REDECORATED; ELEC., H.W.H..
0 st. near oth. 0 rooms, C baths; small
cash; your termt: vacant. Potomac 4-04.
COLORED PARK ROAD HOME (NEAR
11th) ; truly a bargain; tt r., h.w.h.. elec.,
retention hall, enclosed sleeping porches,
recreation room, lovely lawn, newly deco
rated: excellent terms Adama HH77-J.
COLORED, NEAR fITH A: RHODE ISLAND
ave y r . h.w.h., elec ; A-l conditlen.
$5.950; your terms. Adama HMT7-J
COLORED. UNUSUAL BARGAIN; IDEAL,
modern, convenient home; new neighbor
hood: trust be seen to appreciate. Phone
Adtmg 2 oDecatur o.Vift.
COLORED. 101« 7TH ST. HM.i BRICK. «
rooms, bath. food condition yearly income
reliable t«nant birialn f.l.ooo;
$C50 cash, balance *:tu monthly William N.
Pressrayes ft Co . 402 nth st. n.e.
COLORED.
1533 Irving «t. n w—10 rooma, bath. '
V-w.h . electricity; newly decorated Open I
dajlv. 5:30 to *: Sunday. •: to n Dec 1 l«o.
COLORED HOME
Near Kentucky Ave and C St S.E.
Modern O rooms. 'J inclosed porches, large I
Tf.rd. garaec A real bu» at
WAPLE {■ -TAMES. INC . Builders.
1 i 4th St N W Put M.'UQ. |
COLORED HOME.
T - D'ott Park.
-Ven juiu'a;
4r:i at nw.
8emi-detacne0 x rooms, brick; a!', mod- 1
«rn very low price; easy payments; new
condition throughout.
EDW. M. WILLIS.
Natl. 7470.
"" COLORED
NO CASH DOWN.
BUY LIKE RENT,
$34.50 PER MONTH.
2-story brick. H rooms, bath. ctt. elec..
hot-air heat, small tront porch. Now being
papered and painted Originally coat #5,7(50. |
Reduced to Si.!'."><( for quick sale.
Itlftl KHAEMER ST N E
Phone Nat 4ii7ft week days only. 0:30 to ;
6. Dr. A. HENRY, INC.. 101(1 Eye st. n.w.
K=
_ WANTED TO Bl!V—HOUSES.
CAN PAY CASH FOR 8IX-ROOM COLONIAL
brick house in Pet w orth DONALDSON, j
Nat. 54H0 '!o\' Southern Bid*. •
CALL ME BEFORE YOU SELL -IMMEDIATE
cash for your property: brick or lrarue: any
condition; District only. U G. DUTY. 1014
Vermont ave. Naiional 44*,.\ __ '.'h* _
DETACHED D. C. OR NEARBY VA CLIENT
will trade row brick; a.m.I.; garage, near
lrtthand Spring rd P O. Box r:«H. D C
PAY QUICK CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES,
•ny section; all cash or cash above trust:
What have you? Bo* J2'iS. City P O
VrtXJL PAY ALL CASH AT ONCE FOR SEV- I
WANTED TO BUY—BOUSES.
(Continued!
PAY ALL CASH OR CASH ABOVE TRUST
for small houses: no commission. E. A.
GARVEY. D1ST. 6770. 1010 Vt. IH,
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES,
white or colored, regardless of condition.
WW. J. CALLAHAN 1427 lbs n w. Nat. WS71.
FROM OWNERS—COLORED— LAROK AND
small modern homes, northwest, good condi
tion: substantial cash payments. Phone
Adams 202" or Decatur 0538.
SALE OR RENT—BOUSES.
1720 NORTH CAPITOL ST.—« ROOMS
and bath. a m.l.. and store below; conven
ient. and reasonable to right party. Owner,
BUSADA. Atlantic 0.1(17.
SALE—SUBURBAN.
NEAR OAKTON. VA.
A acres. 5-room bungalow, chicken houses,
cow barn, young orchard: price $2,500;
$500 cash: balance monthly.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1226 14th St. N.W. Dtet.Jl.14fl
HYATTSVILLE HILLS.
Bungalow. 5 rms. bath, hot air haat, gas.
elec . laundry tub: improved street; garage
block from bus: two acres: nice lav-out for
small poultry farm; no cash: $40 a month •
including taxes Call Hyattsville .132-J.
HYATTSVILLE j
Bungalow, 5 rms., bath., h.-wh.; hard
wood floors: laree finished attic: garage:
attractively landscsped: almost new. con- ;
crete street, on bus line 4H Oakwood rd
No cash: $50 month includes taxes. Phone I
Hysttsville 075-W. ______ _______
BARGAIN- NEW BUNG . 6 R, BATH AND
pantry: hardwood floors, 'hot-water heat,
large lot: $4,050. $50 cash and balance on :
easy monthly :erms._Ca!l Hyattsville. n:jT-J. I
TAKOMA PARK- «4.050 —SMALL CASH
payment of $40 a month: pretty white bun
galow of « cozy rooms, bath, attic, break
fast nook and garage: open fireplace, hot
water heat: paved street: ;J blocks to bus
and stores; do not wait. Shepherd 254fi.
' OPEN SUNDAY NIGHT AND LIGHTED."
Stt.OSO: within 10 minutes of the White
House in old Va . In sight of the historic
Potomac, near Army. Navy and Marine
Country Club, a new 5-room Colonial type
bungalow; one that has a reception hall,
large rooms, with everything you would ex
pect to find in a modern home today: excel
lent in style and quality, picturesque in
design: clo*e to churches, schools, stores and
transportation: financed by cwner; no trusts
to renew; will pay out in 10 to 15 years
must be seen to be appreciated: open for
Inspection: come out Sunday; if you are
buying, selling or renting get our listings.
J. L. PRICE, Oakcrest. Va. Office. 202 Mt.
ITarnnn ova DVinna PlariinHnn •' C •'
8LIGO PARK HILLS. SILVER SPRINO, 101
Hilltop road—Corner French brick, detached,
show j»lace,_garden. Occupant. *
2 LOTS, 100 FT. FRONTAGE. GLEBE ROAD
at Livingstone avenue, 2 blocks north of
Lee Highway, close to country club, $1,000
H. O. Freiwald. Clarendon 803-F-2. •
* BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM. DINING
room, kitchen; newly painted and papered.
A-l condition. Located Lyon Park. Claren
don, Va .Sold, ST."ISO: now $(>,'.'50. Small
cash payment. Call lfatl. 3<WW1.
SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW. ~ ON BALTIMORE 1
Blvd.. '.'n min. from city; ami.: built-in R»- ;
rate; large lot. lawn and shade trees; rea
sonable offer accepted. Address Box 137 -J,
S*ar office. •
OWNER WILL SELL BEAUTIFUL Sub
urban home. 4 bed rooms: lot lifi-ft. front:
unlet, refined neighborhood: fclose to both
car lines: will sacrifice for less than amount
previously loaned on property. Address Box
135-J. Star office. •
NEW. MODERN FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW'
three blocks Irom stores and car line Ap
ply JOHN M PHILLIPS. II'! Elm ave., Ta
koma Parle, Md. Call Shepherd 3130. *
JO A'. 0-R~ HOME, GOOD RD . NEARBY
Va.. iStOOO, terms; 23 a., H-r. home, beau
tilul location, orchard, sacrifice. J5,5(»o,
terms; 6 a., S-r. home, on main rd„ j:i,70fl;
2 a., 6-r. home. S3,300. $100 cash. $25 mo.
Ph. THQ8, TERRY, Falis Ch 8':!>-F-41._«
SUBURBAN HOMES AND FARMS. RENT
5r sale. ROBERT E. LOHR. 311 Cedar St..
rafcoma Park. Oa. OSS 1.
HILLC REST—NEW 6-ROOM BRICK. ALL
modern conveniences, electric refrigeration;
block from bus. $0,050: terms. Also 7
room frame, large corner lot $0,250; terms, j
Inauire O. H. GARVIN. ;W27 Ala. «ve. S t.
Bhep. 2083.
SILVER SPRING 5-ROOM FRAME BUNGA
low: paved street. Sacrifice at $:t.750; $250
rash and $37.50 per month until paid.
Shep. 2083. _
, HILLCREST—ALABAMA AVE.—50x135.
$850. Act quickly. O. H. GARVIN, 3327
Ala, ave. s.e
BARGAIN—5 ACRES VALUABLE LAND, 4
room bungalow; water and electricity at
ioor; on River road, adjoining Kenwood
tflub. Phone North H305-W affr 7 p.m. »
SUME SPRINGS, VA—6 ROOMS AND
3ath. city water, gas and elec.; house In
4-1 condition: price. $3,800; $50 cash, bal
ince $"".50 per month. H. B. TERRETT.
Phong Clarendon 020 or Adams Q'I44.
SEVERAL NICE HOMES,
arge lots, $2,250 up; brick house,
i.m.i., $4,250. Roy Cogswell,
□arendon 1241. *
MUST BE SOLD.
4115 22nd st. n.e.—A fine large 5-room !
>ungalow. with every modern convenience: I
ilose to bus. stores and school. Open every j
lay until !i p.m.
WOODRIDGE REALTY CO..
2377 R. I. Ave. N.E. North 7203.
NEW BUNGALOW.
5 rooms, bl* attic. fireplaca. tile bath,
►hower. lot 15(>xMOO: $f>.250; easy terms.
V1AYNOR. 2005 Brentwood rd. n.e. North
t338.
SLIGO PARK HILLS.
105 HII^L TOP ROAD.
JCnglish Colonial brick, vestibula entrance;
i bed r., tile bath, toilet, large living r„
with fireplace: dining r., de luxe kit., club
■oem, built-in garage: priced $2,250 below
wrmal value; other houses to meet your re
tirements and price. H. W. HITCHCOCK
L SONS, designers and builders o( homes.
Make Me YOUR Home
for S8.950.
I am all that your dreams have imagined
, . a lovely little English-style house of
brick on hollow tile and frame . . . just
Ming completed . . It seems incredible that
I could be sold for $0,050. for I am charm
ina in my architecture and snualy attractive
inside—two big bed rooms, tiled bath, an
irtistic living room, dining room, kitchen,
big front porch, a bright, high cellar; you'll
love my built-in conveniences, luch as cabi
nets. modern plumbing, closets . . . elec. fan,
clock and refrigerator ... a big. Iriendly
;og-burninr fireplace with andirons . . . book
cases, gas range . . . hot-mater heating sys
tem ... an interior finish of beauty; I am
snugly warm in Winter . . . cool in Summer;
my lot is sizeable and belongs to a restricted
neighborhood on a fully improved street with
no future assessments to be paid for. Where
ini I located? Admirably; near the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps Country Club, near
schools, churches and stores . . . adjacent
to me are three bus lines, lo min. to Wash
ington downtown and 10c lare . . . Own me
, . . set up your home in me . . . feel the
Uuoyant freedom of an ownership which will
pake you economically safe and independent.
COME OUT AND SEE ME TODAY. Go to
the AURORA HILLS. VA., offices of
THE M. H. BARRY ORG,
2(«l ARLINGTON RIDGE
—and ask them to show me to you, or phone
Walnut KK05.
57,450—New Brick Bungalow.
The last of this group of substantial
modern homes. 5 lovely rooms, space for »
more In atiic: tiled bath; lovely electrically
equipped kitchen, indirect lighting. Oxford
cabinet. Frigidare. slate roof, built-in ga
ra*e: high elevation. Worth your immedi
ate inspection. Lar*e listing of modern new
detached brick homes. C W. VAN WAGNER.
Cedar st.. Takorna Park. D. C. GE 172B.
OLD YORKTO WN COTTAGE,
$s.6on.
Built about 170O; located in beautiful
letting of « acres, with fine old tree* and
ihrubbery. Overlooking Bull Bun battle
field and Blue Ridge Mountains. Convenient
to stores and transportation. Owner will
restore to suit purchaser.
M. K. CHURCH,
Realtor.
Established 18#H.
Falls Church. Va Phone 3(1.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
Detached.
$7,850.00.
Lot 50x110.
Six Large Rooms Oak Ploors
Large Living Room Beautiful Paper
Real Open Fireplace Attractive Electric
Modern Plus Kitchen Fixture!
Electric Refrigerator Built-in Radio Con
Detroit Jewel Range neetlon
Attractive Tile Bath Larce Porch, Large
Built-in Shower Cellar
•'( Lame B«d Rooms Detached Garage,
4 Cedar Closets Shrubbery and Sod,
Linen Closet Paved Street
Hot-Water Heat
Nef r stores and transportation, I'i blocks
to school. Drive through Fort Myer. turn
left on pa\ed road to Gloth avenue, left on
Oloth avenue to 3'J7.
Phone Walnut 8913-J.
FOR SALE
IN
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
$7,500.
118 acres: large residence, four bed room*".
young orchard, good outbuildings land in
fine state of cultivation $1,000 will handle.
$4,200.
5 acres, bungalow, fruit trees, chicken
houses and runs on hard-surfaced road
about 8 miles from Key Bridge.
$2,000.
fi.r> acres, fronting on Lee Highway about
28 miles from K«»y Bridge, old farm house.
$1,000.
5 acres, about one block off Leesburg pike
between Falls Church and Tysons Corner;
wonderful view.
$1,000.
2.12-foot frontage on Leesburg pike: ever
an acre fine building site with excellent view
of Washington.
Choice Building Lots.
Arlington and Fairfax Counties, ranting
in price from floo up; easy terms.
M. E. CHURCH,
M, lesKDiBi. m. .
SALE—SUBURBAN.
(Continued. >
BALE—SIBIREAN.
'Continued. >
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE
■ ) . .mm., i
17 Park Avenue, Ashton Heights, Va.
Near New Lee Boulevard
Price, S6,800
This new 5-room and bath Colonial
brick home ii modern in every detail
Heat-sd and open daily 'til 9 p.m.
To reach—cross Key Bridge, drive out Wilson Boulevard to the
Clarendon War Memorial, turn left on Clarendon Ave., go six-tenths of
a mile to Park Ave. (one block beyond Pershing Drive).
FRED A. GOSNELL
Realtor
34 Wilson Boulevard Clarendon 14
1 V, ACRES GOOD FRONTAGE, PAVEMENT,
electricity, bus. good stJiool, plenty fruit
nearby. Only Sl.tiOO. Terms. B. F. STIF
FLER. 8p'i7 Georgia ave.
RENT— SUBURBAN. |
SMALL COTTAGE WITH ELECTRICITY. *! !
to :t acres: 15 miles of D. C.: rent or buy
complete information. J. W. A, .'t.'lo E
rt. n.e. __ *
"house and ■:1 -i acres with elec- i
tricity; Colesville. Md . ou pike at crossroads.
Apply No New York ave. n.w.. Apt. :HM. * j
li-ROOM BUNGALOW. BATH. PANTRY,
built-in Karate, h.-w.h.. elec. ranee, front
and rear porches, large cellar, rear porcn
screened; 1 fare street car: rent. per
month. Inquire 1 lit N. Slia^iyside ate.
Capitol Heights. Md . or phone Decatur
VERY COMPLETE. ATTRACTIVE :-STOP.Y
small brick home, a.m i; Bioolcvale ave .
Ashton Heights, V».: go over Key Bridge,
Wilson blvd. to Clarendon ave.. south on
Clarendon to Brookvale; only ir> minutes
from White House. See Miss BENSON
SACRIFICE RENTAL FREDERICKSBURG.
Historic mansion. «» bed rooms. :t baths;
beautiful grounds; a.m.i. Du BOSE. Adams
tiOl W-J. '
VA. HIGHLANDS MODERN f>-R. AND
sleeping porch bungalow, parage, bus con
venient. 1(1 min. city. $40.00. Apply ■' t'! 8
Dulany ave. *
BETWEEN LANQLEY AND McLEAN. VA —
Attractive, modern 5-room and bath bunga
low, garage nice condition; reduced, *40.
Clarendon KtH-F-.V •
CRERRYDALE. VA.. 11 LINDEN AVE.—-:
room9, kitchen, bath, heated, gas. elec..
water fcold. hot), porches, yard, ea'age. *
jj-ROOM APT FOR RENT—LIGHT. HEAT
and gas furnished. MOli Maple ave., Ta
koma Park. Md. Phone Shep. "14". •
PdR RENT—BUNGALOWS. MADE OVER
new, nearby Va. and Md.: 4 to 0 rms„ b.;
y.16 to #5o mo. Clev. 4T;i:i.
HOU6E8 AND APARTMENTS.
Furnished and Unfurnished.
Shepherd 3300. _
rAKOMA PARK BUNGALOW. NEATLY
furnished: 6 rooms, bath, inclosed sleeping
porch, large front porch, garage, trees; one
block from stores and bus; I., g.. h. in
cluded. 31 Sycamore ave.
S JTNE HOMES. LIKE NEW. WOODSIDE
Park. $05 %nd $75; ft flee homes, like new,
Silver Spring. Md.. $4X. *5(1. $55. $05. B.
P. 8TIFFLER. 8ft2 7 Georgia ave.
NEARBY VA . ft-ROOM STUCCO BUNGA
low; close school, transportation. $50. Wai- |
nut H8ii:i. »
2HEVERLY. MD—3 ROOMS, HOT-WATER
ieat, electricity. Phone Hyattsville i
sm-ia. «
KOU8E. PARTLY FURNISHED; AM 1.; ON 1
WaghinRton-Baltimore Blvd.. 7 miles from
D. C. Apply -Justa Tourist Camp." phone
Serwyn 330. 21 •
l-ROOM BUNGALOW. HUNTSVILLE. MD.".
Sir. Month.
1445 Ridge Place SE
i-ROOM SPANISH BUNGALOW. LARGE
:orner lot; adults. 22 Military rd., Cherry
lale. Va.
HYATTSVILLE. MD.
5-r. and b. bung., a.m.l., garage, paved
itreet, $42.50 mo.
, Phone Greenwood 1582.
3UR 5-ROOM AND BATH HOME. H.-W.H.,
Sat, elec., city water; large basement. c»U
unday, 305 Dulany ave., Va. Highlands,
south of Airport. 10 minutes to city. •
833 PER MO.- -6-ROOM HOL'Sfl ELEC ; 1
block from car; near school. 21 Brookvale
ave., S. Clarendon, Va. Mr*. V. VAN EVERY.
*
ROCKVILLE—410 EAST MONTOOMERY—
s rooms and bath, 2 covered porches, elec
tric lights, hot-water heat, gas; $30 per
month. Apply Penn Realty Corp., 474 K i
it, n.w. Met. 1283.
2 STORIES. 5 ROOMS AND BATH. A.M.I.;
laree yard and porches: fine condition; S'^K
monthly; concrete cellar and walks. DAVIS,
4J^(l_Franklm ave., Capitol Heights. Md.
0 ROOMS. BATH, A MI.. H.-W.H.; KEN
slr.gton, Md ; $35; responsible parties
only; lease. Phone Washington. Dist. 4000.
5111 QUARLES ST. N.E. (KENILWORTH)—
0 rooms, bath, hot-water heat, gas, front
and rear covered porches. This is a new
house; S4o per month. Apply PENN
REALTY CORP.. 474 K n.w. Met. 1283.
GOOD HOUSE, 7* ROOMS, BATH, A.M.I.,
Bar.; big lot. some fruit; furnace: concrete
boulevard, schools, stores; overlooking Wash
ington. Take Seat Pleasant bus, 11th and
P» ave. See Mr. PERKINS, opp. Md. Park.
$35.5(1.
BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH.
G. E refrigerator: fenced yard. 210 Green
ave.. Aurora Hills. Va. 1!'"
*50 MO . FROM OWNER—7 BOOMS, ATM .17,
4 bed rooms. 2 porches, pantry, b.-w.h.; cor
ner lot. double wage. 2(11 Arlington ave.,
Clarendon.__Va. Phone Clarendon i(l40-W-2.
IT-ROOM BRICK MANSION, 2 BATHS,
a m.i., large grounds, immediately; on Rhode
Island ave.. Hyattsvllle. Ideal for board
ins house or tourists: $100 month. Apply
OWNER. Greenwood 1(»!>7.
1807 KENILWORTH AVE. N.I.—ti ROOMS
and batli; $40. Apply PENN REALTY
CORP..-474 K 11. W. Met. 128:t.
FOR RENT—r.-ROOM BUNGALOW. PUR
nished. 20 Oakwood rd.. Hyattsvllle, Md.
Phone Hyattsvilli 202 or Greenwood J
l»» _
SILVER SPRING. DETACHED; FURNISHED
or unfurnished home. !i room* and 2 baths,
double car garage, Frigidalre, instantaneous
heater, ihrubbery. Near Montgomery Coun
try Club. Lin. M.'HIH
5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. AMI.
Open.
.IC','0 Otis St.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
OAKCREST. VA—FURNISHED, o-ROOM
and bath bungalow, grand piano. Also 5
rooms and bath, furnished: heat and hot
water included; garage. Mrs. Rieder, 127
Oalmdge nivd_Photie Clarendon htm w-2.
RENTALS.
FURNISHED—2 rooms and bath, 5
rooms and bath, $55. 0 rooms and bath,
oil burner; good house; $100.
UNFURNI6HED—5 rooms and bath, gar..
$45; « rooms an dbath, gar , $50; li rooms
and bath, gar., $((5; 7 rooms and 2 baths,
fir., Jtift. Many others Oet our Int.
THE M H BARRY ORG . 20(1 Arlington
Ridge. Aurora Hills. Va. Phone Walnut M«!I6.
WANTED—SUBURBAN.
SMALL POULTRY PLANT. NEARBY MD —
Small house room for 600 or mora chick
ens. prefer modern improvements: must
have elec available; good care; adults: ret
sonable rental. Addreia Box 100-J, Star
office. •
OOVT. EMPL DCS IRES MODERN SUBRN.
home, acreage; dencribe lowest terms: not
Arllnfton Co. Address Box 442-C, Siar office.
SALE OR BENT—SUBURBAN.
CHEVERLY^ NEAR HEAVER DAM CLUB
Modern six-room bungalow, garage, large
lot; reasonable NEWMAN, National 11200,
or Hyatts. 1334-J.
INSPECT THIS DANDY i.-KM. AND B
house; a m l., corner lot, '.'-car garage, gar
den. flowers, hennery, $40 mo. Ballston,
Va. Clar. Kill. •
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
WILL 8UBLET HALF OF .'(-ROOM BUITE
In patent law office. Financial district. Price
reasonable. Phone NA. 7tt:»;i.
AFFLECK BUILDING,
lrsth ST. & NEW YORK AVE.
ALL BRIGHT. OUTSIDE ROOMS, SPE
CIALLY FITTED FOR WRITERS AND
ARTISTS.
500 10th ST. NW—ENTIRE 3RD FLOOR.
5 rooms; one block from Pa. av«.: directly
opposite new Pepeo Building; *4o mo. In
quire 418 loth at. n w.rOWNBR.
•'107 7th ST. N W -ESPECIALLY SUITABLE
for dentist or studio. KA8S REALTY CO.,
Nat. 0(182. _ ____
ADJOINING PALAIS ROYAL. 72.1 11th 8T.
n w —Two lorga front room ;, second floor,
suitable beauty shop, doctor's office, etc. ; rent
reduced to $*6.60 1110. OWNER. 710 llth|
st n w . • _
LARCE OFFICE NEAR CAPITOL: REASOK- |
able rent; no parking troubles. Address Box
ftar onlc*. i!,# 1
817 Hill ST. N W —BURCHELL BUILDING |
—Lai'ie, light room, elevator service; $15
to *22,50. HERMAN E. GASCH, 023 15th St.
n w. National ;i2."»i».
RENT—OFFICES.
RENT—DESK SPACE.
OFFICE SPACE IN LAROE. MODERN^
downtown bide. Rented very reasonable.
Also will take care ol telephone messages,
business letters, typing, etc. Address Box
I4.VJ. Star offlce. 21'
FOR RENT—DESK SPACE. MAILING AD
rtresj. Stenographic service if desired. 301-3
Munrey Bldg. NA. HW4N. •
WANTED—DESK SPACE. _
SALES ENGINEER WANTS DESK SPACE,
reasonable, downtown. Address Box 4tiT-C.
Star office. Ill*
KENT—BUSINESS PROPERTY.
LARGE FLOOR SPACE. STREET FLOOR"
large show window*; suitable light msnu
facturinK. Cull Clarendon HHis. •
U050 M ST. N.W - STORE AND :t APART
ments; SI Sit a month. HERMAN E. G ASCII,
I >*!.'! 15th st. n.w. National ."rj.ili.
LARGE STORE, 10 RMB.. BATH, MODERN.
22H G st. n.w.—$5# month. LOUIS, Nat.
pi96. 2Q3 Southern Building. •
SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY.
BUSINESS COR N E PARK RD . J 1th ST^
—h renting suites; store corner; all con
veniences installed. Occupant. •
LARGE III.ROOM BRICK HOUSE. H -W.H.,
elcc, and gas. brick garage: suitable for pro
fessional or business: first commercial zone;
best n.e. sectlou. Address Box 4MN-C. Star
office. •
isim jattt ST. N.W. VALUABLE BUSINESS |
property; lot RixIOO ft., next to corner J.'lth
una F. iu the heart of shopping and theater |
district. Apply CHARLIE BOO. Ii05 H St.
n.w.; TOM POY. linn tilth St. n.w.
SALE—INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
SPECULATION AND INVESTMENT—GOOD
n.w. location :!-family apt.; brick; separate
heat; light, baths; no upkeep expense; rent
Woo year; price only So.floo: only V* cash
required. E. A. GARVEY, Dist. 57 70, 1010
Vt. ave.
INVESTMENT OP ^Too WILL BUY EQUITY
in 2-family flat paying $25 monthly clear;
both rented. Adams 3488.
ONE OP THE BEST INVESTMENT PROP
erties; new building; leased long term; splen
did return. Addrtss Box ltiO-J. Star office.
EXCHANGE.
WILL \TRADE EQUITY IN 4-APARTMENT
buildma subject ta first trust $12,000 lor
small houses lots or farm. DONALDSON,
Nat. 54!";. 202 Southern Bldg. _______ *
IF YOU DESIRE TO EXCHANGE YOUR
HOUSE. BUS. PROP. OR FARM QUICKLY.
CALL W. B. PICHLER. CLEVE. 01 (SO. •
NEAR 1 Nth AND COL. RD. N.W. AT HOCK
Creek Park; beautiful home: N large rooms; j
ami.; lot 4!t-ft. front: 2-car garage; for
lots. Investment property or farm. Georgia
240H. •
OWNER OF NEW DETACHED BRICK. SIX:
room Colonial home tn good section, will
trade $2,400 equity for clear building lots,
preferably in Brookland: full Information or
not int«i't*itd. Addreso Box 47tf-C, Star
office. ♦
BUNGALOW; DESIRABLE: ST. PETER3
burg. Pla : for unimproved D. O. property.
Address Box 5QQ-H. Star office. *
WANT CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENT TOR
my S4.8IS0 equity in modern home, nearby
Maryland. Address Box I.'IK-J, Star office.
•
Housi—FURNISHED TOR ROOMERS. IN
operation; trad* for farm, lots ar small
houses. Address Box Itt.'i-J, Star pfllce. •
*2.500 EQUITY IN MODERN BUfSxLOW
on Baltimore pike. 1 acre, 10 miles from
Capitol, for waterfront property. Address
Box 140-J. Star offlce. y «
NEW 4-BED-ROOM. 2-BATH, SKMI-DE
tached brick. Chevy Chase trust. ST. 500.
Trad* for lots farm or smaller horre. Call
Mr. CULLEN. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1711)
K gt. n.w. Nat, liflfi. *
2 DESIRABLE WATER FRONT LOfS FOR
small motor boat or what have yo3? Call
Cleveland 0302. • 1J»
PACKARD SPORT SEDAN. $850; looks and
runs like new; will trade water front lot or
^qual_value. Col, 4040.
WILL" EXCHANGE FOR CLEAR LOTS. A
six-room house having hot-water heat, elec
tric lights and garage, located near 10th
and Park rd., subject to a first trust of
SO.000. The house is now rented at $65
per month, but possession can be obtained.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.
Re»l Estate Department.
National HOMO.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
MODERN DOWNTOWN APARTMENT
building. Fireproof and In excellent con
ditio:!. Exchange subject to one trust for
ground or improved property. W. H. WALK
ER. 7:t4 16tD st. n.w. Nat._l«ih«._
APARTMENT HOUSE SACRIFICE. ,
Taken under foreclosure: 21 units; fully
reated at Slo.riou annually: first trust at
5'a',. Near Roosevelt High School. MR.
TOWBES. Cafrltz Co . DI. OOHO.
IN WOODRIDGE—JUST COMPLETED 8IX
loom brick *ile bath, hot-water heat, hard
wood floors. Half block from bus. $T.n5ii;
*K5o cash, balance to suit. Will exchange
for lot or small house. Owner and builder.
2:2 *2!* Newton st. n.e. Potomac 2<>*
WILL TRADE LOVELY O-RM. DETACHED,
self-supporting home for . 2 small, self-sup
porting houses, land or what have youV
Me. *
129-ACRE FARM. lll-R. BRICK HOU81.
farm outbuildings, giaih, utock, machinery;
lor D. C. property. Mel. H241. •
LARGE HOUSE. SUITABLE FOR ROOMERS:
trade equity for suburban property or farm;
write Owner. Mini airard st. n.w.
BROOKLAND « RMS . 2 BATHS: MODERN
houte; tell for 96.000 or exchange for farm
and get $2,500 cash. Address Box 2B-J.
Star office.
HERALD HARBOR LOT. •.•5x10(1, NEAR
beach. 8126. What have you of equal value?
Or will sacrifice for cash. Columbia 1 <11 K.
RESTRICTED N W. BEC.--0 R. AND B. IN
rlosed porches, '-'-car garage; $H,000; ex
change equity for late model car. Address
Box M04-C. .Star office. *
'..'-FAMILY APT , CONVENIENT TO 14th ST.
and Park rd : modern, large lot, well rented,
nicely financed by B & L. Ann exchange
for small house. E. A. OARVEY. Dist.
5770. lOlo Vt. ave.
WATERFRONT SUBDIVISION, CLEAR,
Hit),000: equity In small apt , SO.500: gas
ita , guburban. main highway, #4oo; three
lite lot, Glenwood. bargain L. J. McOhle,
UN Md. ave. Hyattsvllie. Md. »
EQUITY OF *11.000 INCOME PROPERTIES,
sound value, big discount for cash, exchange
for small apartment or country home Ad
dress Box l'-iH-J. Star office. 31*
CHESAPEAKE BAY ELEVEN LOTS 50X150.
large cottage, also lot in Woodside Park.
17ox2Ui. clear, for apartment house subject
to one trust Address Box 4 J4-C. Star office.
EQUITY IN LATEST POXHALL
home: want good lot. n.w. D. C , Virginia or i
Maryland._ Clev. 8411), IP*
SEVERAL INCOME PROPERTIES. FIRST
trust and clear, to: good farm, Va . Md.. N.
C,. N. J . N. Y.. Pa. Owner. Address Box
157-J. Star office. in*
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME IN CON
venlent northwest section, one-half block
14th st. car line. Five bed rooms, ^ baths,
maids room and bath, oil heat, screens,
double rear porches, upper screened and roll
shades, Electrolux refrigerator, slate roof,
two-car garage. Property can be bought for
jflS.OOO, which is $4,000 less than cost.
Smaller house with one trust or good water
front cottage might be considered In ex
change for equity. Owner. Address Box
Star office. 19*
REALTOH8 AND BUILDERS HAVE Re
ferred to these housex as being among the
best built and finished In Washington Built
on the present market of low prices of labor
and material. If you own a house, about
$fi,(P00, and wish to exchange It, we believe
you can make an advantageous trade. 57 1!l
,'ird pi. n w. (at Nicholson i is heated, light
ed, furnished and open until !i p in
BOSS & PHELPS. 141 : K ST. N.W.
SALE—ACREAGE.
25 ACRES ADJOINING HIOHLAND VIEW.
Sligo Park. 8ilver Spring: l'» miles D. C.
line. Address Box 151-J. Star office •
WANTED—LOTS.
LOT IN I»7w. OR N.E. SECTIONS: GIVE
terms and particulars. Address Box 445-C,
Star office.
LOT.~60x.luO, IN GOOD N.W. OR N.E~SEC
tton, ^oned for * 4-fimy ^i^^pricji^niust
t
bale—LOTS.
LOT W OHEVERLY^fOR QUICK CASH
Ml* at sacrifice; lire about #0 br 160 ft.
Phon$ *v«nings. Pot. 013!l. Apt. iU •
Sft CASH. *f> MONTH—MOO
Neaiby Md. Choice building sites. 4 0x100.
near coacrete road, bu* and schools strictly
white neighborhood. J RIDLEY SHIELDS.
UP? 15th at. Met. 3.17(1. Hyatts. 780-M.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. MD.
N.W. District Line, 5c sq. ft., acre altea
or large lota. Wonderful, elevated viewa.
Addreaa owner. Box 14-J. Star office.
EXCLUSIVE FOREST HILLS SECTION
two blocks Conn. ave.. beautiful AO ft. build
in* alte. high elevation, npltndid location
and outlook. Addreaa Box l.'ll-J, Star office.
•
SPLENDID LOTS IN WOODRIDQE. FOR
aale cheap, or will finance and build to your
plana. See MR BURTON, 8024 R. I. ave.
p.l , or call Decatur 0317.
S. W. CORNER 4lit AND EMERY (NEAR
Pessenden); aacrlflce: S75o; small cash pay
ment. balance monthly. ME. 4300. KM. 02 Hi.
•
Wide residential lots in the rap
ioly crowing nearby suburb. Sliver Spring,
Md.. the northern gateway to Washington.
Concrete streets, water, sewer, gas. elec
tricity. Convenient to churches, schools,
stores and transportation. Attractive prices
and terms. Construction loans available.
ROBERT E. HEATER
_Colorado Bldg Dist. 4R"0._
LOTS BY CIRCLE, CHEVY CHASE MD —
Equity, $5,775. In two lots ti5xl\'f> each, at
70c a foot, for equity in house. Call Em
erson (>042. 1 !»* _
20 LOTS LEE HIGHWAY. VA $1,000
each; io lots, near Lee Highway, Va.. $250
each. OWNER. 4 10 Lfe Highway. Claren
don. Va.: Clarendon 104f1._ •
JUST OFF llith ST. N.W. OVERLOOKING
park; wooded lot. 4H-foot front, with 30
foot side alley. Price reduced from $5,250
to S2.7B0.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1710 K St. N.W. NA. 1106.
Call GE 7000 Evenings or Sunday.
:12nd AND RITTENHOUSE STS. N.W.—50
or HO feet frontage, high, level land, all
imps. Bus passes th« door. For the best
locations at the lowest prices see
CHEVY CHASE HOME BUILDERS.
Na. HK7.3. 1343 H St. N.W. CI. 1035
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
WATER FRONT LOT8. WITH SANDY
beach#*; shade; South River section; In re
stricted subdivision very cheap. House
and one acre; electricity, bath; very attrac
tive: must be sold for best offer. 2'j
acres. South River; old house; just half for
mer asking price. — Beautiful water front
lots and houses, Edgewater Beach; bargains.
R. D. LITTLE. 200 Carroll st. Oe. .1:100. •
FOR SALE. ATTRACTIVE SMALL ESTATE;
.'I acres: 7-rooin modern house private pier,
speed boat, garage with servants' quarters;
tennis court: beautifully landscaped. 30
miles from D. C.; good road.
New cottage at Cedarliurst on the Bay;
32 miles D. C. $l,yoo. Also lots, cottages
and acreage on nearby water fronta. Call
WALTER M BAUMAN. water front special
ist No 1 Thomas circle. Nat. «122». Sun
days. CI. 0747.
4-ROOM COTTAGE, 2 SCREENED PORCH
es: water in kitchen M2 miles Washington;
reasonable. Lin. 24:14.
LOO CABIN. 24x211. UNDER CONSTRUC
tlon on wattr front development; will finish
interior to suit purchaser. Address Box
204-C. Star office *
NEAR ANNAPOLIS. ON SALT WATER,
large cot'aue living room with fireplace. 4
bed rooms, complete plumbing In kitchen
and bath, every modern convenience, wide
screened porches: land has loo feet front- I
age directly on water. $,'t,800. W. G. WIL
LIAMS, :ir»or» Ritteuhouse st. Cleveland
MMs! J1_
LOT 60 F*T. BY 100 FT ON THE BEAUTI- I
fill Potonuc where river Is one mile wide
and the view unsurpassed for beauty.
Riparian rights, boating, fine Ashing and
duck shooting. located just below Alex
andria on the Maryland side and within l'a
miles of District line. May be reached
within 'i hour by either boat or auto. New
Government boulevard will be within 500
feet of this lot. Sell $l.-J50.O0. Call J. J.
MlilR. National 15H5, •
WANTED—">o-FT -FRONT LOT AT HERALD
Harbor, with clear title, state distance from
water, level, hilly or wooded; pay cash: i
price must be right. Address Box 4!>*;-H,
8tar office
CEDARHURST-ON-THE-BAY. BEST CORNER
lot .loxlOO: cheap for cash. A. E. WHIT-!
MORE. ;I22", Hiatt^pl. 11W Col 700H-W.
COL BEACH BUNGALOW, ALSO HOUSE,
*1 .'.'50 and *l.ooo; terms: water and elec.; I
bargains. Owner. Address Box 2.r).'»-J. Star
office. i
SALE—FARMS.
FARM, 16 ACRES. SMALL HOUSE. CHICKEN |
house, five miles D. C.. less than $2,000;
$100 cash. bal. easy terms. Act today.
GE 240.1. •
COSY BUNGALOW AND MONEY-MAKING
broiler farm; 1!» acre-; good road; 1 mile
county seat; on bus line; 5-room and base
ment bungalow, modern improvements; all
furnished; fine order; poultry houses for
3.000 chickens: cows, chickens, hogs and Im
plements go. Established business $:t()(i will
take it. Balance, $2,700, on long term.
S«e L. P. SIMPSON. Frederlck-burg., Va.
LARGE COliONIAL BRICK HOUSE AND ~S7>
acres. S7.500: 4-room house and 25 acres,
$!,600: se/eral 5 and 10 acre tracts cheap
easy terms. P. F. TIPPEIT. Cheltenham.
Md. Brandywine 1 l-F-31. •
WILL SELL MY FARM CONTAINING
nearly 400 acres. In huh state of culti
vation. at a farmer s price: mile beau
tiful pike frontage; Hi miles from city.
Address P. O. Box .-17;t, Gaithersburg, Md.
•
F0R~8AL*-EX0EP FINE " FARM WILL
wat.; adapted to trucking; housa and barn:
ex. con.: on good id: nr. school: bar. price.
ORACE G KLINE. UO.'i Fairmont ave., Win
chester. Va. *
IF YOU CONTEMPLATE BUYING A ,
farm do It lu lltS.'J as this is the last
chance to get them at the depression price
within 50 miles of Washington; so do not
miss (his one; 1411 acres of highly pro
ductive land. Improved with a 10-room
frame dwelling; in nice condition: 45x70 ,
basement barn, other outbuildings; well wi- |
tered within mile of highway; price,
$6,000; one-half cash, balance terms; will
show by appointment. H. B. MITCHELL.
Herndpn. Va.
$60 DOWN—25 ACRES; 14 MILES D. C.;
timber; creek; $800. Address Box 4HS-H,
Star office. _ _ ^ •
M.'t ACRES; TRUCK AND POULTRY; !»oo
chickens, cow. horses, tools: modern house,
electricity.^ A C MILLER. Ardmore. Md. *
FARMS. COUNTRY PROPERTY, SERVICE
stations—Send for new Spring catalogue:
the farms offer you security Vineland and
sunny Southern Jersey, poultry, fruit, gar
den farms. Write BRAY A MACGEORGE,
estb. 1001. Vineland.N. J.
lH'J ACRES GOOD LAND; EXCELLENT
timber, tobacco barn. 8 streams; $2,000:
easy terms. ERVIN REALTY CO.. call
Hyatt sville_7«5.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—O INERAL
store, State Toad; x rooms, garage. 70 acres
land: $:t.50o. LEONARD SNIDER. Lu
Plata. Md. _ *
4 ACRES NICE WATER FRONT. BUILD
to suit yourself; cheap: terms. Thomas <Sc
Davis. Charlotte Hall. St. Mury's Co . MdL
II,-ACRE FARM. WITH GOOD 1 1-ROOM
house, outbuildings, near Bevern River, level
land; $4.Boo, terms $f»oo cash. W. G. Wil
liams. 8506 Ritienhouse st. Cleveland R242.
5 ACRES AND UP. STATE ROAD FRONT
age. $50 to $1011 pel acre: lateral roads,
cheaper oil payments to suit most any one;
(•nervy spent vacation and other tune, pos
sibilities. chicken ranch. Irult and vegetable
farm; country home, where a living can be
made a future assurance. Oa » few of these
ranches. I will furnish free sand, gravel and
timber sufficient to buijd substantial homes
and outbldgs. Remember, the happy hunt
ing ground; four rivers, Chesapeake Bay.
where an Indian can live today. St Marys
Co , Md. I will trade some land for auto
mobile at payment. Farms, water front es
tate* H. W. COMBS, realtor. Hotel 8t.
Mary's, Leonardtown. Md. Agents co-oper
ate. _ a»
"$«,3(10—POULTRY FARM. 2b ACRI8 NEW
modern house, with bath, furnace,
electric lights. Poultry house for
700 hens, 2-story barn, brooder
houses Sloping land with stream.
Brooder stoves, incubators and
other equipment Very good
Montgomery County neighborhood,
good school facilities.
$13,000—37-acre country home, fine build
ings. new H-room house with bath,
electricity. Pull set of good build
ings; apple and peach orchards;
long road frontage; branch in rear.
Oood neighborhood: low cash pay
ment, balance first mortgage.
#2,760—Five-room bungalow, with one acre
of ground. Several outbuildings.
Oood well. Electricity. Conven
ient to Government farm and col
lege.
Farms with stock and equipment. 100 to
200 acres $6.00(1 up. Well watered farms,
Seventh atreet pike, #40 and $•») per acre
Southern Maryland farm, good soil, loo
acres, small buildings, good road: $'.',750.
R. X>. XJLLIE,
_SM_0»rrpU_8t, Takoma. GE. 3300. •
$300 CASH BUYS 27-ACRE FARM.
A real bargain—only $3,000; 22-a. flue
tillable land, fi-a. timber; excel. N-r. house;
dec. avail., 11 mi. city. No encumbrances.
One trust. Small pyts HANSEL. Clar, 400.
FINE $25,000 FARM FOR ONLY #14,800.
All Cash.
If you want one of the best In Mont
gomery County, highly improved, fertile and
productive pike, good buildings, a real hon
est-to-soodurss bargain, large acreage—
strike while the iron is red hot
Unless you have all cash and really are
ready to buy NOW, save your time and mine,
don't answer. No trades: this Is net cash
price. C. R. ROWDYBUSH. Rockvllle, Md.,
Route 2.
Free! New Catalog Farms.
Choice of H4 acres, one of finest farming
sections In Nation: income one year more
than price asked: on hard road near elec
tric car line, S'j miles city: good 7-room
house. 40x70 cement-basement barn other
bldgs.; $4,000 insurance; priced only $2,750,
including 3 horses. 7 cows, 5 hogs, Imple
ments. crops; #750 down: picture pg. 52 big
free catalog, nearly 1.000 bargain*. Write
today. 8TROUT, 1422-N, Land Title Bldg..
Phila., Pa.
WANTED—FARMS. '
HAV* CLITNT FOR A SMALL VA FARM
within 25 miles of Wash, on hard road:
must have good modern tf-rooin house; price
QOt to exceed $5,500.
FRED A UOSNELL. Realtor,
_34 Wilson Bivd. _ Clarendon 14. •
FARM OF TO IB ACRE8 WITH HOUgl
of six to eight rooms; within 2o miles of
Wash.; preferably near Balto. Blvd.: must
be reasonable. Address Box 453-H. Star
office. •
WILL BUY OR RENT SMALL FARM WITH
cottage, situated on water; must be within
100 miles of Washington. Lincoln 5KK7 or
write Lieut W. A. R. ROBERTSON, Boiling
Field. D 0.
AO TO ISO ACRE#—SUITABLE FOR
chickens; preferably Southern Maryland:
rent with privilege of buying; state all par
ticulars. Addresa Box 404-C. Star office •
Community Chest Agencies' News
Community Chest. | •
Under the direction of Frederick P.
H. Siddons. chairman of the Com
munity Cheat Insurance Committee, W. :
C. HllUbilde, secretary of the com
mittee, is making a survey of all in- i
surance carried by Chest agencies, with
a view of obtaining adequate Insurance ;
at the least possible cost.
Friendship House.
The Mothers' Club of Friendship
House has taken over the Thursday
night square dances. F. L. Klrkpatrlck 1
will call the figures. Dr. Harold W. |'
Krogh. Mrs. C. Dwight Curtiss. Miss 1 '
Sally Harri-son and Mrs. Wright Clark
have been elected to the board of di
rectors.
Council of Social Agencies.
In co-operation With the Junior
League the firt>t lecture In the new
course for volunteer social workers,
sponsored by the Council of Social
RENT—FARMS.
NEARBY MD. BIO FARM, DAIRY FLOR- | '
ist. tirain. truck or any purpose; house I «
<elec.», outbuildings. Stale rd.. near school. ,
Address Box 445-H.' Star office. U5* 1 *
1
RENT—STORES.
STORE FOP. RENT. lll'.'t) 14TH ST. N.W.—
SuiluDle lor lunch, delicatessen or any busi
ness. rent reduced. Cull Coi.
SPACE FOR SHOE REPAIR SHOP, HEAT
and light furnished: $1* month, opposite
school, no competition. HOI Flazier ave..
Virginia Highlands. Va. • I j
MODERN STORE. APARTMENT HOUSE 1
section. 21U4 New York ave. n.w. Apply
::ili:,' New York ave. n.w
INOl BENMING RD. N E— NEW CONDI-I
tion; free heat. Rent reduced to $2".50 mo.
HOWENBTEIN, Agent. Tth and H Sis. N.E.
1W*_
!):iU RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E. — STORE,
newly completed, suitable for barber shop,
tailor shop. etc. KASS REALTY CO., Nat.
iHlwa.
LARGE HEATED 8TORE, 030 N. Y. AVE.
•iixH.'l -l.'t-Foot Celling—Wide Alley.
CHAS. VV. KING. JR.. "KIT N Y. AVE CO*
LARGE HEATED STORE. U30 N. Y. AVE^
'J4x!'.t—i:i-Foot Ceiling--Wide Alley.
CHAS. W. KING. JR . !MI7 N. Y. AVE. 27*
KOft latb'BT.. CORNER.
AT THE TERMINUS OF THREE BUS
STATIONS AND VV B AND A. R. R BEST
LOCATION FOR QUICK LUNCH. CLEANER.
VALET AND SHOE REPAIRING, DKE88E3
a vi t \ t r a to
AFFLECK REALTY CO.
4l,t-l.r>-17 H ST. N E STO., APTS $250.00 | |
IUOI 4'a st. sw.—Si ore. dwelling. . . So.oo |
72? lith st. s.w—Store, dwelling. ... mo.oo |
4 17 .'!rd »t. s.w 25.5o
431 A 1 .. st. s.w 1 *.">11 '
I To:! North Capitol st 4.vr>o
COt N. H. ave. n.w. Store, dwelling. 2'j.f>0
JAME8 F. SHEA.
R4.< Indiana Ave. N.W.
3214 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.—$35.00.
Excellently Located.
CAFRITZ.
1404 K St. N.W. DIst. OOSO.
EXCELLENT LOCATION.
5014 Connecticut ave. -Store. suitable f*r
any business. West <>914 until 4 p.m.; !
OFgUI'f. ■
CAFE—DOWNTOWN.
Best location: low rent for right party.
Se^l4JM K. st n.w. Ph. Nat. 54.T7.
932 K. J. AVK N.K.
Store. JTxtlo ft . In r.ew buildini, on the
corner of loth and R I. ave. Rental. $>12.50.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
15or> H St. N.W. National 2.S45.
WANTED—WAREHOUSES.
IF YOU HAVE A VACANT WAREHOUSE,
ooxloo ft., or a lot upon which you will
erect a building, we have a client, flnan
ctally responsible, who will lease same for
a period of 1" years. Communicate with
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY, Sl.'Hi New York
u\e. li.w.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Loans Procured on Autos.
Reasonably and Confidentially,
UNITED BROKERAGE CO..
_S43 N Y^Ave. (Cor. loth I. Nat. 5555.
NEED MONEY QUICKLY ?
AUTO BANKERS CO.. 003 N. Y. AVE. N.W.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
SEE ME FIRST—1st. 2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS.
No red tape, quick service, reasonable.
$.100. rpy. Sl.Sowk $50o, rpy. $2.50 wk
$7oo. rpy. $.1.50 wk $000, rpy. $4.50 wk
$l.5oo, rpy. $7.5o wk $2,000, rpy. $10.00 wk
t2.5oii, rpy. $12.50 wk $.'1,000, rpy. $15.00 wk
3,500, rpy. $17.50 wk $4,000. rpy. $20.00 wk
Above payments include principle and In
terest and can be arranged monthly and
bi-monthly. Dr. A. HENRY. INC., 1016 Eye
st. n.w. (where Eye meets N. Y, ave.).
MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
$loo— Pay $l.oo wk. $50o— Pay $2 50 wk.
$:ioo—Pay $2.50 wk. $1,000—Pay $4.50 wk
BILDMAN CO . 311) Bond Bid. Nat. 2490.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
L. HEISKKLL. 1115 Eye at. n.w.
PERSONAL LOAN8 PROCURED
ALVIN KP.AFT, 1331 O N.W. NA, 8818.
Eaay Payments-Strictly Confidential.
MONEY.
Helpful personal loans up to $300 on au
tomobiles and household goods.
AMERICAN FIDELITY LOAN
CORPORATION.
The Home of Friendly Financinf.
107 Carroll St.. Talcoma Park, Md.
Shepherd aii.'ltl.
WANTED—MONEY. ~
WTLL PAY OOOD INTEREST TO PRIVATE
party for $1,500 loan, secured by valuable
property. Phone any time,_ West_1254.
$085 " SECOND TRUST NOTE PAYABLX
$2o mo., made by Government employe, n.w,
property: good discount. Address Bo* 187-J,
Star office. ♦
FIRST OR SECOND TRUST MONEY ON
new home: splendid property and aecurity.
Address Box 4HU-H. Star office. •
AUTO LOANS.
fkofusals.
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
officers' mess will be received al th« Office
of the Constructing Quartermaster. Boliing
Field, D. C., until ,,.Q0 o clock p.m., Eastern
standard time, March III. ]!•:<;!. aud then
opened. Plans and specifications may be
had upon application to that office accom
panied by certified check for twenty-five
dollars <$:!5.00i drawn to the order of the
Treasurer of the United States.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
foundation for dispensary will be received
In the Ofiice of the Constructing Quarter
master at Boiling Field. D. C.. until :::oo
o'clock p.m.. February lll.'W. and then
opened. Plan aud specification may be had
upon application to that office accompanied
by certified check for five dollars
drawn to the order of the Treasurer of the
United States
AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS.
Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable
Real and Personal Property
in Montgomery County, Md.
By virtue of the power and authority
contained 111 an order of the United States
District Court lor the District of Maryland.
In bankruptcy, I, Harold C. Smith, trustee
in bankruptcy of Maggie E. Nicholson. Lloyd
C Nicholson. John Nicholson. Ellen Nichol
son. Maude Brown, Jennie Nicholson and
Jessie Selby. co-partners trading under the
name of The Estate of Clifton F Nicholson,
and individually, will otter lor sale on the
premises in the villages of Potomac. Mont
gomery County. Maryland, all the right,
title and interest of Maggie E. Nicholson
and all the other bankrupts In this cause
in and to a certain l»-room frame dwelling
house with two high porches, hot-air furnace,
bath, electricity, composition roof, outside
Karaite, garage for four cars under house.
1 hen houie. :i brooder houses and 1 acre
of land, more or less, subject to a mortgage
of three thousand dollars is.i.ipoim. on SAT
URDAY, THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. A D ll».t». AT THE HOUR OF
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A.M.
I will also oiler for sale on the property
formerly kuown as the Clifton F Nicholson
farm, near the villuue of Traviliah. Mout
fQmcry County, Maryland, all the riaht. title
and interest of said bankrupts In and to a
certain "tto-acre or more dairy farm. Im
proved with a 7-room Irame dwelling house,
tin roof, and with a complete cow barn, lor
about .'III cows and dairy house, subject to
a mortgage of eight thousand dollars
($8,000), on 8ATURDAY. THE TWENTY -
FIFTH DAY OP FEBRUARY. A D. lll.'l.'l, AT
THE HOUR OF TWO OCLOCK P.M.
I will also oiler for sale on the said dairy
farm near the village of Traviliah, Mont
gomery County. Maryland, all the personal
property, consisting of cows, lieifers. a mare,
farm and dairy Implements and equipment
and any feed on hand on the said day of
sale, the condition of the cows, as found
by the U. S. Government doctor, to be an
nounced at the time of sale.
Terms of sale to be all cash above the
mortgages on the two pieces of real prop
erty; peisonal property to be sold for cash:
further financial arranseinent to be an
nounced at the time of sale, if any.
HAROLD C SMITH,
Trustee In Bankruptcy of
^felO.CM Maggie E. Nicholson et at.
MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE.
WANTED—A LOAD TO GREENVILLE, 8. C~.
or vicinity; experienced furniture men; In
sured. Brlghtwood Traniter Co.. phone OE.
mw.%7 *o*
LONG DISI4WIE:
MOVING
Special Rates Shipment j
' Daily tripa to Baltimore. Rleh
i mond. Philadelphia. New York.
Boston. Norfolk. York. Pittsburgh
and all way putnta. I
50 Padded Vans
1317 N. Y. Ave., N.W.
i CALL NAT L 1460 ;
< \7t/iorwf lf
// skoi id f inn
Agencies, will be held tomorrow at the
«Iayflower Hotel at 11 a.m. Mis* Clare
rousley. assistant director of the Charl
ies Organization Society of New York,
vill speak an "The Volunteer in j
Social Work." Mrs John Jay O'Connor
i chairman of the Committee on Volun
eer Service.
Colombia Polytechnic Institute for
the Blind.
As a result of the statement In this
olumn last Sunday that "caning cne
hair furnishes employment for one
nan for one day." a large number of i
irders for chair caning were received
it the institute last week. Th? increased
cork is necessary because of curtail
nent of funds from the Community
Jhest and also tends to make the men
,t the institute self-supporting and in
lependent. ,
Social Hygiene Society.
Franklin O. Nichols, colored staff
nember of the American Social Hygiene
Association, will come to Washington
o take part In the Social Hygiene In
titute, to be held at Freedmen's Hos
lital tomorrow and Tuesday. Sessions,
it 2:30 and 8 o'clock, wil be open to the
lubllc.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A.
Lincoln's birthday anniversary was
:elebrated Monday at Phyllis Wheatley
If. W. C. A. by a staff n^eting with a
pecial program. Rayfnid Logan was
he principal speaker
Southwest Community House.
The Boys' Model Aircraft Club has
>een organized at Southwest Commu
Jity House with Charles Baltimore In
:harge. About 15 boys are enrolled,
rhere are sewing clubs, art clubs, ath
etic clubs of various kinds and a troop
>f Boy Scouts, all of which tend to
ceep boys and girls from the streets.
V song fest under the direction of Miss
jladys Ward Is planned for an early
late.
Neighborhood House.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson volunteer
worker at Neighborhood House, is pop
llar with the little folks because she
las Interesting stories to which more
han 100 of them listen every Monday
light.
Members of ths Women's Club meet
wice every week to sew for the Red
~lrcvi.fi
The Complat Club will hold a ban
juet Thursday at 7 o'clock, when wives
ind sweethearts will be special guests.
Salvation Army.
Staff Capt. W. Herbert Bartlett, who
•ecently arrived from New Orleans to
jecome divisional secretary of the Sal
tation Army, hu taken charge. His
Atfe and five children accompanied
lim.
Washington Home for Foundlings.
The home now has 54 children In Its
:are, most of whom have one parent
iving. Hiere is not available for adop
tion a single child at the home at pres
et.
Northeast Boys' Club.
Members of the Northeast Boys' Club
•ntertained Ted Lewis, band leader, at
,he club house last week.
The Publications Committee Is work
ing in preparation for the first issue
>f the Northwest Owl, so-called be
cause it will describe activities that
lake place mostly at night.
Y. M. C. A. News
The weekly message over Station
WMAL on the general theme, "Starting
:he Week Right,'' will be given today at
10 wn.. by Page McK. Etchlson, religious
work director of the Y. M. C. A. A
moving picture entitled ' Deliverance,"
based on Prof. Irving Fisher's book,
"Prohibition At Its Worst," will be
given in the assembly hall at 4 p.m.
The classes of the School of Re
ligion will meet Monday evening on
the second floor from 7 to 9:30 o'clock.
Glenn Wagner will speak at the
meeting of the Friendly Bible hour
Tuesday, at 8:80 p.m.
The annual father-and-son banquet
of the boys' department will be held
Wednesday, at 8:30 p.m.. In the assem
aly hall. An Interesting program has
been arranged, with Rev. William 8.
Abemethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist
Church, as the speaker of the evening.
The Y's Men's Club will hold its
weekly luncheon at the University Club,
it 12:30 p.m. Thursday. Louis B.
Nichols will be the speaker at the
3eorge Washington program at the
Washington-Lee High School Thursday,
ind Randolph E. Myers will sine.
Vocational opportunities in tne sur
face railway and bus transportation in
dustry will be the subject of a lecture
TV J. E. Heberle, assistant to the pres
ident of the Capital Traction Co., on
FYiday evening, at 8 o'clock.
The International 8unday school les
ion from Station WMAL will be given
at 5:15 Saturday evening by Olenn
Wagner. The Junior class or South
?astern University will hold a dance
in the assembly hall at 9 o'clock.
Y. W. C. A. News
Tea will be served this afternoon at
the Y. W. C. A., Seventeenth and K
streets, at 4 o'clock, and at 614 E street
at 5 o'clock.
The chapter council will meet at 11
a.m. Monday in the board room.
The Princeton Chapter will meet for
luncheon tomorrow at Vie Continental
Bakery at 12:30 o'clock followed by
their meeting.
The girl reserve department an
nounces that the opera "Hansel and
Gretel" has been chosen to be presented
this 8pring. Tryouts for leading part*,
and choruses and dances are being held
in all senior high schools this week.
Qirl reserve clubs are celebrating
George Washington's birthday with spe
cial programs and parties this week.
The Elizabeth Somers Olee Club Is
rehearsing for its annual concert March
23 in Barker Hall.
Students in the music department
will meet Saturday evening to form a
muisc club under the leadership of
Miss Pearl Waugh, teacher of piano.
The 3-E Club of the Downtown Cen
ter will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m.
The Indoor-Outdoor Club will hold
a dinner February 24 at 6 o'cloc* at
614 E street.
The business women's group* of con
tract bridge will meet Tuesday at 7
p.m. The Business Women's Olee Club
will meet at the tame hour.
The Blue Triangle Club meets Thurs
day at 6:30 for supper; at 7:15 p.m.
for basket ball and tap dancing and
for a talk on "Ways Out," by M. H.
Hedges of ths Electrical Workers'
Journal.
HOUSING TO BE TOPIC
Monday Evening Club to Hear Bos
ton Association Official.
"Housing and Rent Problems of Re
lief Administration" will be the subject
of John Ihlder, executive director of
the Boston Housing Association, in an
address before the Monday Evening
Club tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the cabi
net room of the Wlllard Hotel.
Others who will take part in the d4^
euaslon are Walter S. Ufford. Rev. John
O'Grady, Roger J. Whltiford. George
B. Wilson, Arthur Boslchan and L. A.
Halbert. Miss Katherine F. Lenroot
will preside.
WILL DISCUSS DEFENSE
W. T. Ston® to Address Women's
International League.
William T. Stone, Washington repre
sentative of the Foreign Policy Asso
ciation, will speak on "National Defense
and Military Expenditure" at the
monthly meeting of the District
Branch of the Women's International
Leagur tomorrow at a pm at iau
BO CONTINUES
ARGENTINE RULE
'
Constitutional Dictatorship
in Second Year Like That
He Succeeded.
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina <&).—
President Augustin P. Justo will era
bark upon his second year in office Mon
day, with Argentina again under a "con
stitutional dictatorship" somewhat like
the regime he succeeded last Febru
ary 20.
Today, as a year ago, the nation wu
under a state of siege. Congress was
dissolved and practically every leader
of- the Radical party, including former
Presidents Hipolito Yrigoyen and Mar
celo T. Alvear and the former Ambas
sador to Washington, Honorlo Puer
reydon, were in prison or exile.
Plot* Force Army Action.
Radical plottings in December forced
resumption of semi-military rule after
10 months of normality. In invoking It,
President Justo acted within hi* con
stitutional powers to preserve order and
to serve out the six-year term to which
he was elected. No elections have been
suspended nor any provincial governor!
supplanted as during the provisional -
government of Oen Jose Urlburu. an
aftermath of the 1930 revolution which
thrust Yrigoyen and the dominant Rad
ical party from power.
In spite of political ^tranquillity,
President Justo's first year in office has
been a fruitful one. It has increased
the favorable trade balance despite a
sttady decline in the value of exports.
It has ended a tariff war with Chile.
Rapprochement was made with Brazil.
Argentina is joining the League of Na
tions and fostering a South American
anti-war pact. Governmental road
bullding and railway construction proj
ects are afoot. Machinery for incomt
tax collection has been legalized and
strengthened, removing the revenue
burden from Import duties gradually.
The treasury has brought up to date
payments of civil salaries and govern
ment accounts, which were month*
overdue when Justo took office.
Political Problem Big. )
The big unsolved problem is the polit
ical situation. The Radical party is the
strongest in Argentina and has polled
as much as 75 per cent of the vote at
some elections since it wrested the gov
^rnment from the land-owning cla&s in
1918, elected Yrigoyen President and
began 14 years of unbroken power. Tht
late Oen. Uriburu, after the 19S0 revo
lution, stripped the Radicals of p&litical
power by vetoing the tickets tney en
tered in the elections of 1931, at whieh
J as to was chosen President.
President J us to was working on the
problem of their readmisalon to a share
in thefgovernment when the first rum
blings of the December plot complicated
the situation and Anally forced the ad
ministration to vdrastic ateps to avert
open revolution. \
The President's Vriends say the radi
cals have themselves to blame If their
opportunity to regain a voice In public
affairs is postponed again in view of
the recent developments. They hsve
forced the administration, they say, into
an alliance with the conservatives
which might not otherwise have been
possible, since many extreme RightisU
believed Justo was too tolerant with the
radicals and urged a frank dictatorship
headed by a strong man" and sup
ported vigorously by the military.
AERO CLUB WILL FETE
AIR RECORD HOLDERS
Annual Reception to Be Held Sat
urday Night—Will Honor Amelia
Earhart Putnam.
Holders of all official American avia
tion records of 1932 will be guests of
the Aero Club of Washington, chapter
of the National Aeronautic Association,
at the annual reception and ball at the
Willard Hotel next Saturday night
The list of record holders, compiled to
day, shows that honors were divided
about equally between man and woman
pUots during the past year.
Amelia Earhart Putnam, In recogni
tion of her solo flight across the At
lantic. the first ever made by a woman,
will be th^ guest, of honor.
Senate Hiram Bingham of Connecti
cut, president of the association, will
present certificates officially attesting
the new records to MaJ. James H. Doo- -
little, who established » new world land-*:
plane speed record of 294.38 miles per *
hour; James C. Haizlip, who set a new
transcontinental speed record of 1ft
hours 19 minutes; Mrs. Mae Haisllp.
who set a new International apeed rec
ord for women of 252.22C miles per
hour; Mrs. Putnam, who, tn addition to
her Atlantic flight, set a new Interna
tional distance record for women by her
non-stop flight from Los Angeles to
New York; Mrs. Louise Thaden and
Mrs. Prances Marsalis, who established
a new world refueling endurance record
for women of 196 hours 5 minutes: Jack
O'Mt-ara. who set a new glider dlstanoe
record of 67 miles and an altitude rec
ord for gliders of 4,780 feet; CoL Clar
ence Chamberlln, who established an
American altitude record for Diesel
powered aircraft of 19.393 feet; Misff
Ruth Nichols, who broke Chamberlln'*
record by climbing in the same type of
plane to 19,928 feet, and Col. Roscoe
Turner, who established a new East
west transcontinental speed mark of
12 hours 33 minutes.
NORTH CAROLINIANS PLAN
INAUGURAL RECEPTION
Governor and Mrs. Ehringhaus to
Be Guests of State Society at
Dance March 3.
The North Carolina Society of Wash
ington is planning an inaugural re
ception and dance to be held Friday
evening March 3. in the Chamber of
Commerce or the United States.
Guests of honor will be Gov. and
Mrs. John C. B. Ehringhaus, of North
Carolina, who *111 be present from 9
to 10 p.m. after which they will leave
for the Governor's ball on the same
evening.
The committee in oharge Include*
Mrs. H. E. C. Bryant, J. Gilmer Komer,
Jr.. and Robert H. McNeill. James
Hawfleld is president of the society.
Plans also are announced for the
annual meeting of the society to be
held April 19 at the Shoreham Hotel,
for the election of officers and reception
for members of the D. A. R.
MISS BOWLER IS SPEAKER
Miss Allda Bowler, an official In tha
Cfittlixn's Bureau. Department of La
bor wilr Address the monthly meeting
of the Parent-Teaclw Association of
the Mac Far land Junior Migri School to
morrow evening at • o'clock. Hv toufc
u ill be "Washington's Obligation to ROT
Boys and Girls in 1933."
Wiliam H. Gaumnitz of the Office at
Education, Interior Department, will
speak on "The Effect of the Depres
sion on the Schools of America." MiM
Inez Crater will render vocal selections,
and Miss Dorothy Hohberger will give
readings.
——t—— —
Australian Gold Field Empty.
ADELAIDE, Australia f/P>.—The Aua
tralian explorer, Michael Terry, is con
vinced there is no payable gold in Cen
tral Australia. He has returned empty*
handed from the Rawllaaon, Wartourtag
WtUVMjr ranges.

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