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Evening star., 1932-09-11
District National Guard

National Guardsmen of the entire
country who have received the Silver
Star citation for gallantry in past
wars are now authorized to wear this
distinguished decoration as a separate
medal, according to an announcement
of Maj Gen. George E. Leach. chief
of the Militia Bureau, War Depart
ment, received by the local militia bri-
gade headquarters this week.
Gen. Leach has bsen advised by the
War Department that the Silver Star,
awarded only for gallantry in action,
and heretofore worn on the ribbon of
the service badge for the campaign in
which the citation was earned, will
hereafter be represented by a distinc-
tive medal
issued to Gen. Douglas Macarthur. the
chief of staff. and the wartime chief
Of staff of the famous 42d (Rainbow)
National Guard Division.
Thousands of National Guardsmen
and. former members of the National
Guard will be permitted under this new
ruling of the War Department to wear
this new decoration. which will con-
sist Of the original silver star superim-
posed upon a bronze star of larger
proportions and suspended by an ap-
proriate ribbon. white in background
with central red stripe, two blue stripes
and blue edges With the new medal
oak leaf clusters will be provided for
National Guardsmen who have been
awarded more than one citation for
gallantry in action.
Under congressional authority, the
Silver Star is awarded for each cita-
ton Of an officer or enlisted man for
90 11antrxy in optiOV ;,,
issued from the headquarters of a force
commanded by general officer, or Of
which a general normally would be
the commander, provided the feat is
not recognized by the award of the
Congressional Medal of Honor or the
Distinguished Service Cross.
The law prescribes that the Silver
Star shall be worn as tha President
shall direct and the Chief Executive
has given his sanction to the new
separate medal.
With the recent revival of the Purple
Heart and the new Silver Star 6ecora-
ton, the War Department complement
of medals is now said to be filled. 1t
covers every act of bravery, heroism
and gallantry in war as we'll as every
act of heroiSm or extraordinary achieve
ment in peace. and every distinguished
ana merltOrlOuS act OF extraordinary
fidelity or of essential service in war or
in peace. 1t was pointed out that there
is now no act of bravery or of distin-
guished service on the part of an Off
GER or enlisted man which is not recog-
niZable by an appropriate award.
Application for the new Silver Star
decoration or oak leaf clusters may be
made to the adjutart general of the
Army here. Veterans in the National
Guard or in civil life whose official cita-
tions for gallantry in action are on file
in the War Department and who have
been authorized to wear citation stars
on their service ribbons are eligible. to
apply
Evening star., 1932-09-11

The following members OF the Head
quarters and Service Company, 12lSt
Engineers, have been ordered transfer
red from the Reserve to the active list
of that command: Pvts. John c. Bar
bers, Arch E. Lyle and Robert r. Nc
Cam.
The following have been ordered
transferred from the active to the re-
serve list of Company B, 12lst Engi-
neers, on account Of temporary absence
from the city: Pvts. Lester L. Bumford,
Robert G.. Neu and Joseph w. Rixey.
On account of business interference
with the performance of military duty,
Pvts. George H. Maisch, Harlie B, Morse
and Albert B. Smith have been ordered
transferred from the active to the Re-
serve list of the Headquarters and Serv-
ice Company, 121st Engineers.
FIRST Sergt. Malcolm r. Kenner and
Corpls. John L. Crenshaw and Charles
l.. lark nave been ordered reduced to
the grade of private in Company F,
121st Engineers, upon recommendation
of the company commander.
At the same time orders were pub
nshed naming Sergt. Stanley w. Phil
lips to be first sergeant OF the same
command.
Sergt. Gilbert L. Johnson has been
ordered reduced to the grade OF private
in Company E, 121st Engineers, on
recommendation of the company COM
mander. and Pvt. Baxter Smith has
been named to fill the vacancy.
Sergt Narciso Frigillana has been
ordered reduced to the grade of private
in Company A, 12lst Engineers, on
recommendation Of the unit com
mander, and Corpl. James r. Mitchell
has been ordered to fill the vacancy.
The National Guard Association of
the United States will hold its annual
convention at Norfolk, Va. OCTOBER Zo'
81 and % next, it was announced.
Second Lieut.. Merrill D. Reich, 29th
Division Military Police Company, has
been ordered relieved of duty as sum-
mary court officer of the 29th Division
special troops.
Second Lieut.. Leighton B. Hastings,
HEADQUARTERS detachment, special troops,
29th Division, has been detailed to MI
the vacancy.
The following promotions have been
ordered in the 29th Division Military
Police Company: Corpl. Robert F.
Nicholson to be sergeant, and the fol-
lowing to be corporals: Privates, hrSt
class. Albert B. Burton and Elmer E.
Skinner and Pvt. Charles w. Bell.
Corpl John H. McKensie, jr., has
been ordered reduced to the grade OF
private in the 29th Division Military
Police Company.
Evening star., 1932-09-11
NEW BRIDGE OPENED
OVER TURTLE CREEK
Span Erected on Site CT Braddocks
Defeat in Center of Whisky
Rebellion Area.

Ey the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, September 1o.-His-
toric Turtle Greek, center of the whisky
rebellion and scene of Braddock's de-
feat, will be Spanned by an aerial high
way with the dedication today Of the
George Westinghouse Bridge.
From the new $1,750,000 viaduct, on
the Lincoln Highway between this city
and Braddock. motorists will glimpse
Braddock field in the valley below. re-
calling not only the disastrous rout OF
the English general by the French
ana Indians, but the assembly of 1000
outraged farmers at that point In 1874,
intent on "storming" Pittsburgh.
With a roadway AZ feet wide, the
bridge, a link in transcontinental
travel, IL miles east of this city. will
have a maximum capacity of 5000 cars
moving at 90 miles per hour, and offers
four traffic lanes.
Evening star., 1932-09-11
Organized Reserves

Instructions have been issued by the
War Department pertaining to suS-
pension of appointments and trans
iers in the officers Reserve Corps. All
previous War Department instructions
announcing suspension of appointments
in sections of the Reserve Corps nave
been rescinded. With the exception
OF applicants eligible and quahtled Tor
appointment under Section OF Army
Regulations No. 140-10, No. 1870 or
No. 35O-22OO. appointments in the Or
ficers' Reserve Corps in the grades, sec
tions and groups indicated below are
suspended.
ID All grades in the specialist sec
ton for industrial procurement in
cluding promotions and examinations
for promotion.
(2) All grades in both the corps area
assignment group and the arm ana
service assignment group military Po-
lice Corps Reserve and Signal Corps
Reserved.
80 All grades in the arm and serv-
ice assignment group only, which IN
cludes the Adjutant Generals Depart
ment Reserve. Finance Department Re
serve, Dental Corps Reserve, Medical
Administrative Corps Reserve and the
Sanitary Corps Reserve.
"a All grades in the corps area as
signment group and in field grades in
the arm and service assignment group
chemical Warfare Service Reserve).
80 All grades in both the corps area
assignment group and arm and service
assignment group, except second lieu
tenant (Quartermaster Corps Reserve).
The restrictions upon appointments.
set forth in the first paragraph, apply
equally to transfers, except that they
will not be held applicable to transfers
to the Adjutant Generals Department
Reserve. Transfers to this section, au-
thorized by War Department inStruc-
tionS dated May 10, 1881, still remain
in effect.
Appointments in the Judge Advocate
Generals Department Reserve have
been resumed by the War Department.
In making recommendations for these
appointments, corps area commanders
have been directed by the War Depart
ment to make very full investigation
of a candidates professional and other
qualifications prior to their appearance
before an examining board. Residents
OF the District desiring appointment in
this service of the Reserve should make
application at Washington Reserve
Headquarters. located in the Walker
Johnson Building, 1874 New York ave-
nue. northwest.
The following District Reserve off,
GERS have been assigned as indicated:
Capt William R. Russell, Coast Artil-
lery Reserve. to Sd Coast Artillery dis
trict: Second Lieut.. Frank L. Kersnow-
ski, Medical Administrative Reserve, to
364th Medical Regiment, and Second
lent Morris KraiSnl O1Ia rt nrrn Star
Reserve, to the 914th Motor Transport
COMPANY. First Lieut.. Alexander w.
Beatty. Medical Administrative Reserve
having accepted reappointment in the
Reserve Corps without the privilege of
assignment of active duty. is relieved
from assignment to the 1st Medical
Regiment.
Evening star., 1932-09-11
ID. A. r. Activities

The District of Columbia Daughters
of the American Revolution Radio Com
mittee, Mrs. Charles c. Haig. chair
man, will present its first program of
the season on Constitution day. Sep
tember II. at 4:30 pm, when Mrs.
William Henry Pouch of New York.
vice president general and national
chairman of approved schools, speaks
over WRC on Constitution Day and
the D. A. R."
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

OPPORTUNITY TO BUY FOR AMOUNT OF
first mortgage. lovely South River home.
rooms. bath, open fireplace, wide porches.
hot and cold water. electricity; $500 cash
required. Address Post Oflce Box $50, An
napolis. Nd.
FOR SALE-ATTRACTIVE NEW COTTAGE.
large porches. located at Cedarhurst-on-
Ches. Bay (near Shadyside. Md. 30 miles
Other cottages at sl,750 to $4,S5o. Lots,
$500 and up. Free CIRCULAR and road map
on request. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. ]
Thomas circle NatL-G&7a.
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Charged With Auto Theft.

ABBEVILLE, France, September 10
CP.-An American who said his name
was Cole Eddie, 19. native of Tenn
pie, Okla. and an Englishman named
Albert Rotterton, were arrested yester-
day on charges Of stealing an autcmo-
bile. Gendarmes captured them after
a cTQss:cQVptfE chase.
Evening star., 1932-09-11
SALE-ACREAGE.

100 A. WITHIN 8 MI; TIMBER. SPRINGS,
pond, for estate or public camp; nr. St. rd,
Md. others. R. 203, 1886 N Y. ave. Me. 873l
WHY PAY $1,000 PER ACRE FOR WASH
ton-Baltimore Blvd. property when We
can sell it to you for s210 per acre? Spring
water by gravity to blvd. 900-ft. frontage,
32-acre tract. Erwin REALTY CO., phone
Hyattsville 765.
TO Is ACRES NEAR FAIRFAX VA, ON
State rd. Your own price and terms.
OWNER, L. A. DESHAYES
Phone Vienna 33-F-l1. Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1932-09-11
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
Continued


FOR RENT-OCEAN CITY. MD; 7 R. K. &
b., furnished cottage; wk., SIS; wks., $40.
Lincoln 1861.
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-WILL SACRIFICE
good lots for S25 cash to quick buyer
Address Box COM. Star Office
ON RHODES RIVER NEAR MAYO-LARGE,
new cottage. large living room with fireplace,
4 bed rooms. both kitchen and bath with
complete plumbing; wide copper screened
porcheS; on large piece Of land fronting di-
rectly on water; $4,000. Address Box 375-S,
Star Office.
$500 WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM STOCK
& bonds. good for every dollar; will trade
FOR waterfront lot Col. 4040.
WILL EXCHANGE CLEAR LOT IN RE-
stricted shore community near Gibson Island,
Md, for good used Phone Met. 1896.
COME TO BAY RIDGE
this glorious Autumn weather. Lots at low
prices; bungalows and cottages, 800 up
make your own terms
BAY RIDGE REALTY,
219 Bond Bldg. National 9657.
Evening star., 1932-09-11
WANTED-LOTS.

LOT. SHEPHERD PARK. CHEVY CHASE OR
vicinity; at least so #. frontage; must be
bargain state price, size and exact location
Address Box 401-S. Star office.
WILL PAY CASH FOR LOT, 60 TO 80 FIT
wide, or SO #. wide if corner lot. in NV. Sec
ton. Adams 5257
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E0R LEASE

A distinctly different house. All stone.
English type. Large Story-and-haf living
room with open fireplace and truss-beamed
ceiling. Two bed rooms and tiled baths on
both first and second floors Hardwood
floors throughout. Dining room and large
modern kitchen with gas or electric stove
and Frigidaire Recreation room with fire.
place in baSement-oil neat. Partially fur
nished. Two laree lots beautifully shaded.
Double Earase. Located in Wynnewood Park
zone mile beyond Silver Spring on Coles
vile Pike cernor Fairview I'd. and Mansion
drive Call Shep 1900
P. D. POSTON Woodside Park. Nd.
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RENT-SUBURRAN.

706 SILVER SPRING AVENUE, MARYLAND.
$50 per month. OWNER in property.
LYON VILLAGE. VA-FURNISHED GROOM
and 2-bath new house, elec. refrigeration.
one-car garage; excellent location; 500; un-
furnished. SIS. Others in Clarendon with
improvements from $40 to s75 month.
C. w. CLEVER, Relltor,
Center Square, Clarendon. Va. Clar. 322.
Evening star., 1932-09-11

30 ACRES. NEAR CRANE HIGHWAY. CLOSE
to electric railway. station and State Ioad:
ACRES; GROOM HOUSE; s;od LARGE SHADE d
dress Box 377-S, Star office.
SEVERAL GOOD BUYS.
No. la acres, good 7-room house, COM
pike frontage; 5 miles from white House:
eaSh No Eood
lane land, all ttllable; old frame house, wonder
fql setting barn and other BLDG city ,i eiee
Price, s. 500; $1,000 ZOO cash. R bal very easy
terms. No, 80 acres. Groom frame house
Price. 50 ooo CAts9 easy 1aP terms. No 80 acres,
PTce en- s5S f9SeF No ssi F0n racts Gsf aboH
acres each; Is miles from White House.
Price, $500 $40 cash, IS per mo. until paid
bldgs,; land in high state of cultivation.
About a1o miles from White Weo HOUSE, Seo iE CITY
bal very easy terms No. ETw22o acres, 200
acres. tillabie; no bdgs.: located on main
paved State pike. 2S miles from rom the White
sale: 1st mortgrge was $4,000. No. 8
Loco acres hieh-class land, a tillable. This
did Ses of bldgs.. practically new; no main
house; price to settle estate. s26 per acre
to%D P9Pey only 20 me df fF9m ba 6
sporsible party; very easy terms. No. s-n
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Acreage-Est ates-Farms.
Suite 100. 40 Barr Bldg. Dist. 1921.
Old Brick Farmstead on Water.
So acres bordering navigable saltwater
stream near village: 10 acres crop land, fruit.
wood lot, good 7-room house. brick made from
clay dug on farm; 3 freulaces, pleasant shade
and views: ample farm bldgs real home and
sDortsman's farm: only SO: $50. including team
mules. horses. COW. machinery, some crops
part cash: pictures pg. so new Fall cataIog
li22-N. Land TITLE BID. philq. Pa.
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS.
A hiehly improved farm with
in 20 miles of d. c. One large
modern house is worth most of
the price Another splendid old
Colonial tenant house, more ad-
$4,000. water piped into home. Fine
200 Acres. view over wide hay meadows
$4,000 Cash. and pastures. Trees are excep-
Bal. Easy. tional Really one of the best
farms you would find Owner
cannot handle. VIII be avail
able short time only. Quarter
mile off main highway to edge
of farm. If you won't buy this
you don't want a farm. Too
cheap.
Small places with good houses
and on easy terms are rarely
offered. Here is one that $500
IS Acres. cash and monthly or quarterly
South of payments will buy. Nice yard
Sandy and good 7-room house. Fruit,
Springs. poultry house open fields, woods
and stream. Several snaps on
larger places. Ask Mr. Johnson
to show.
North Washington Realty Co.,
At District Line.
Silver Spring. Md.
1900 Georgia Ave. Phone Shepherd 24oO.
Evening star., 1932-09-11

NORTH BRADDOCK ON THE RIDGE NEAR
s.. Agnes Episcopal School-New brick colo
nial. 6 large /. and sun room, attic over
entire hous1. This home is unusually well
constructed. modern in evory respect. on
larGe let: brick earage. hiRh-cIass surround
!ngs; priced to sell: terms to suit. J. l.
PPICE. agent, Oakcrest, Va. Office. 2n2 Mt
Vernon ave, or phone Clarendon 272 for
on appointment
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EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND statesmen
houses T IN Chevy eT chase Chase iSS B. G. and nearby
Va. and Md. also valuable acreage in guam
e. 70 and iu Ma Oian and aTse
site, corner Conn. ave. Please call for lists,
and would be glad by appointment to motor motor
your entire organization out and see some
Eye st. NV. Dist 523I
:, BRICK HOUSES. N E, FINE CONDITION.
Met 2ole. D E BARRY. 1907 H St. NV.
WILL EXCHANGE UNENCUMBERED LOTS
try Club for fir5t-trust note against i'm
Pggoyed Pro >, property. Phone Falls Church
LOTS. UNENCUMBERED, AMERICAN UNI
yersity, Foxall Heights. also acreage in
Florida, INCLUDING cottage for high-clasS
and Cue SITS. NV. (colored). Rent, $40 per
NO p r9oms CONS and bath, colored' q, on 18TH
6 rooms, ami. near Georgia ave. 1st trust,
$4,000. Cooperative ap: rooms. bath,
NV section What have you to exc eXchange
Tor tle above property? Georgia 24O3.
house for good farm Va. or Md. Address
Box 3l3-S. Star office.
WILL EXCHANGE $4,000 EQUITY IN
bungalow, on large. Handicapped lot in
Bethesda, Nd, for cottage on the bay. Al
dress Box Sis, Star office.
BEAUTIFUL HOME, NV, $4,000 So #.
Va. or D. C.; old house prelerreI, or buSi-
0ess corner. Address Box 340-S, Star Office.
WILL GIVE LOTS IN FLORIDA IN EX-
change for car must be in good condition
Phone Emerson 1869
OUT TOWN PROPERTY FOR WASH
ington city or suburban property. Modern
sacre nGgs {a1 2tS s}npe to 0akaa
philadelphia: farm near Cornell University;
fully equipped dairy farm and stock at Lees
n 1Sn - Ntu0f prrC IN
and 300 acre farms.
9es corro, r.. 7 p LII LILLE; bE.t =. ,,oo
EXCHANGE PECAN GROVE IN GEORGIA.
cost Sl,700, for auto or old Italian violin of
equal value. Address Box 38l-S, Star office.
WILL EXCHANGE 5-RoOM AND BATH
bungalow, ami; garage large lot. in Cot
tase City, Md. for 5 or room house or
0enge9W Ph PP6ps aG IN any SeSGn OF Con-
RM., A. NJ. /, ROW BRICK. NEAR lst
st. on E Sc; white. with garage; one trust.
$3.50 for NV. property with one larger
trust. What have you? Box 1863 Ci,y
NICE COTTAGE SITE, SOUTH RIVER, FOR
good automoble; complete Delta vtod-
woTSing outfit electric refrgerator.. type
you2 Address Box 243-S, Star Office
WILL EXCHANGE $4,000 EQUITY IN BEAU
tltul detached home, all latest Improvements.
eIec, refrlg.,. gas heat select ShrIfbbery, on
lot l00X200 it.. IN one of choicest localities
IN Northwest WaShlngton. for small brick
home not over $4,000. preferably in North
east or Southeast Inspection by. appoint
ment. Address Box CO.'S. Star office.
$500 EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
home in Silver Spring, close to Ga. ave. for
small farm in Montgomery County. not over
10 miles from d. c. line. Address Box
2l-S. Star Office
COLORED- ORTHWEST-BRICK HOUSE
II ICONS and bath. two-car brick garage;
1000 building association loan. exchange
sl.750 equity for clear ground excellent
Denrke Building
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SALE-FARMS.

80 ACRES. NEAR CRANE HIGHWAY. CLOSE
to electric railway station and State road.
Excellent land. $500. Terms. Address
Box 376-S. Star o1ice.
3 ACRES. GROOM HOUSE. LARGE SHADE
trees at Odenton. Md. $4,000. Terms. Ad-
Evening star., 1932-09-11
SALE-SUBURBAN.
real, SACRIFICE.


Leaving city. will sell on easy terms to re-
sponsible party, practically new center-hall
bath. tub and shower. built-in garage; large
lot 5Gx303; every city convenience and i'm
provement; i2-block off Lee Highway, near
Falls Church, in highly restricted neighbor-
hood Price $1,000. Address OWNER, Box
422-S, Star Office.
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
New Homes of Unusual Merit.
WORTH $1,000 MOPF.
5-roon bungalow, latest 1882 improve
ments only s6 $50; Just one left.
Groom detached center hall plan; double
bed rooms. tile bath and shower; garage;
only $3.50; very easy terms.
Buv Now end Save Money.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO,
2377 r. / Ave NE. North 1908.
Evening star., 1932-09-11

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
WE WILL SELL AT EICHBERG'S AUCTION,
1927 R st. NV. SEPTEMBER "a, AT IL
NOON, one ChrvSler 10 sedan, engine No
1884, serial S065C. for storage SAULTER'S
TRANSFER, 609 r. I. ave NV.
nannrINrH nACHnArn Ar, cnon..
Evening star., 1932-09-11
POTOMAC RIVER.
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.

MIAMI BEACH. FLA. LOT. $500; TITLE IN
sured. Address Box 3l9-S. Star office.
TWO TO TEN ACRE CAMP SITE IN BLUE
Ridge wanted. Describe, giving exact location,
price and terms. Address Box 173-S, Star
office IL
BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME WITH so
acres of fine land. About 10 acres wood
tage and nice stables. Beautiful views.
Confidential low price to interested party.
Four other wonderful bargains priced from
$1,000 90 to sl8,000.00. also large furnished
house with attractive grounds for rent
cheap. JOHN HILL CARTER, Leesburg: Va.
Phone Is IL
Evening star., 1932-09-11

REAL BARGAINS. NORTH WASHriGTO"
Beautiful brick home in Takoma Park,
D. c.. wooded lot, convenient to transport
tat.on and school. rooms. 2 baths. large
recreation room, Pear garage. House offered
Bungalow, rooms. main street, bus
school and stores; lot e5 by 23T; $500.
r. D. LILLE.
Evening star., 1932-09-11

3 ACRES. CIR. HOUSE. ELECTRIC, EXCEL
lent garden, on paved rd.: school, churches,
stores: bus, st. car. WASHINGTON, II miles;
price S3,750. JOHN MCKINNEY, Merrifield,
Va. Falls Church 8l2-F-2l. Sun. inspection
Evening star., 1932-09-11
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

AUTO LOANS.
DO YOU NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO.,
903 NEW YORK AVE. NV. MET. 1881.
MONEY PROCURED
Quickly and Confdentially
UNITED BROKERAGE CO.,
943 N. Y. Ave. (cor. l0thl Dist 9283.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$4,000 OR $4,000 FIRST TRUSTS ON NV.
property. State street and number Ad-
dress Box 253-S, Star Office
WANTED-MONEY.
IMPROVED REALTY. ST. AT 23rd: DE-
sirous 2nd-trust loan $500: double security;
principals only, not agents. Address Box
444S. Star office.
YOUNG LADY. Govt. employe needs small
amount of money temporarily; good security
Address Box 499-S. Star Office
$4,000 AT 81 FROM PRIVATE PARTY: Sc
cured by first trust on detached corner brick
house, in perfect condition; in Takoma Park.
D c.. conservative value, $4,000 Address
Box 384-R, Star office.
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RENT-FARMS.

% ACRES. FRUIT. POULTRY AND TRUCK
farm, miles from d. c. line on State
road. seven-room house. Phone Kensington
114-F-4.
WILL RENT 25 ACRES GOOD FARM LAND
on Landover road near Largo, Md. to re-
Sponslble party on shares; no buildings j.
RIDLEY SHIELDS, GOT 18th St Met. 1876.
Hyatts. 786-M.
MONEY MAKER TO RIGHT PARTIES
ings. Is acres. AZ miles on Lee Highway
from bridge: ami. "Allencrest."
WILL RENT OR LEASE SMALL FARM, IL
miles from District line. in Md; good road
Addre Box 273-M. Star office
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sALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

REAL INVESTMENTS 1000 RENTED.
1884, 1886 -1238-l240-l242 I'd st s.w.: five
brick houses, priced at only $3.50 cash each
over first trust by bank of Sl.400 each;
rented at $l650 each. 72l-723 7th ST. Sc,
TWO 3-story brick houses, rented So so; cleo
trieity. gas, bath: first trust, $4,000; price
only $3.50 or both G30- -332- 1886 La
mont ST. NV, four houses. rooms each;
electricity; rented 800 month; price only
NV. District 1896.
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WANTED-FARMS.

EXPERIENCED FARMER WANTS TO RENT
on shares in nearby Va. or Md. 1914 EaSS
Capitol St, Washington.
SMALL. FARM. HABITABLE DWELLINGS;
low price; near District; give full particu-
lars. Address Box ASS. Star office.
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MARYLAND PARK. Nd.

Five-room house. screened-in porches,
about la-acre lot, garage. chicken house,
20 fruit trees JUS beginning to bear, grape
arbor. You can have ali city convenience;
one carfare t1 heert o. city. Priced to
sell, $3.50. VIII not turn down a rea-
sonable cash offer. Cali owner. j. II.
ASHBY, Capitol Heishts 35l, after pm.
Evening star., 1932-09-11

BEAUTIFUL HOME IN ALTA VISTA. Md
rooms. 2 baths, oil furnace IA acres
ground: a'so lot, IT acres; might exchange
Address Box 2i8-S, Star office. IL
8 ROOMS AND BATH. IRVING NEAR MT.
Pleasant; ami: forced to sell; will trade
for lots or smaller property. .
Adams ell2. Y IL.
Evening star., 1932-09-11

SIX ROOMS. TILE BA7 ATTIC, SLEEP
Ing porch. electric stove .. water. h;-wh,,
monthly -o payments ss4.v Phone ClaTen-
don 1853 E. L. GORDOl., Arlington Court