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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-05

"a EAST CAPITOL-Completely furnished
rooms. private bath. shower, Frigidaire;
ultable for congressional employees desiring
attractive apt; adults.
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1743 CONNECTICUT AVE. =
Cool, charming; r. 2 b.; 500 to re-
sponsible tenant. Apply Apt. I.
Also 2-r.. k, b.. bach. apt, $50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BROOM. KITCHENETTE APT. UNFURN.;
good location must be reas. and convenient
to cars. Address Box 150-C. Star office.
SMALL UNFURNISHED APT. IN PRIVATE
home S25; mother and daughter, IL; NV.
section. Address Box l48-C, Star Office
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT; NV
section; married couple; state price and To-
cation. Address Box SAD. Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-05

ST. REGIS, 22l9 CALIFORNIA ST-FIVE
large rooms, kitchen and bath. completely
furnished: very reasonable for Summer
months, with option of rental privilege after
September. Inquire Apartment No. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-05

ONE OR TWO REFINED YOUNG LADIES
to share attractively furnished r. k, b..
apt. downtown. Single beds. Decatur 49l4J.
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MERIDIAN MANSIONS, 24OO 10th SEX
ceptionally attractive large housekeeping
apartment to sublet six rooms. also fine
ousside porch; rent reas. Col. 72o0 Apt. 307
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! REDUCED TO $40 -3-RM. AND BATH, 2nd-
| floor apt, ami. hot-water heat; attractive;
each room has two windows; front and rear
! entrances; use of larEe porch and shady
| lawn; car shelter included; car and bus stop;
| WISCONSIN ave. Tel. Wis. 1898. s.
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NOW AVAILABLE FOR SUMMERTIME BED
rooms, living room, dinette, kitchen. bath:
no children; SOS month. Apt. 304, 1923
Porter st. Emerson 4OnI
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ATTRACTIVE, COOL. FURNISHED APART
ment. available June 25th to October list
2 bed rooms, BATH living room, dining room.
screened sleeping porch and back porch;
catur 2l51. 1885 r ST. NV. Apt. 81. So
ITO MARYLAND AVE. NE.-SUBLET BEAU
tiful front apt; use Of furniture free to re-
sponsible patty. 1903 NJ. E. Bldg. Sc
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1900 MASS. AVE NV, Apt. 25-NICELY
furnished apt, one room. kitchenette; south
ern exposure; reasonable; convenient Govt.
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1912 PARK ROAD-LIVING ROOM, DIN
ing room, bed room with twin beds, kitchen
and bath. nicely furnished; gas and electric
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-05

WILL RENT l.,DEFINITELY MY TWO
room kitchen and bath APT. completely fur
niShed radio, Frigldaire. electrical appli-
ances; two front exposures. twin beds and
bed-davenport. The W!udermere. Dec. 4l70
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| ia A N,E-2nd FLOOR FRONT NEWLY
decorated; so. exp: semiprivate bath; conv.
| to cars: adults preferred. g.
! ON CAPITOL HILL-TWO ROOMS, KITCH-
en- and bath: modern; $40. lat Carroll
| ST. Sc Tel, Adams 5T64-J.
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I246 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-LIVING ROOM.
bed room, large kitchen; second floor: large
closets; ami Adams 1892
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2222 WASHINGTON CIRCLE-APARTMENTS
and rooms; 2 rooms and rooms a mi; nice
ocation; cow to Govt. depts.; reasonaHe.
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THE JEFFERSON,
10th AND M SITS.
2 rms, kitchen, bath, linen, sill
yer, refrigeration, maid service.
Day, week or month. Pot. $500.
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN.
FUR. 2-RM. APIS, $50.
Cool marble bldg. elev. serv.; save car
fare. Champlain. 1874 K NV. Nat. H37.
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COLUMBIA ROAD NW.-NICELY FURN.
apt; living room, dressing room. kltchenette,
bath; for summer months; reasonable. Col.
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VICINITY 18th & KALORAMA RID NV
8 rms, baths, all modern conveniences.
nicely furnished; garage; available about two
weeks; inspect by appointment; sl35. Ma
ttonal 1882. Sunday, Decatur 2132.
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THE BUCHANAN, COR. 18th & BUCHANAN
r, k, b., porch, q. E. ref. ssh so & $50. so.
Also Wyatt Apis, 4520 Ga. ave, s65-s75.
MI. PLEASANT. 1907 KENYON NW-COOL,
quiet. attractively furnished rooms, kitch-
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62l2 PARK RD 9s7 g ROOMS; MODERN aRSl
reference. George Urciolo, 22l2l2 Ga. ave.
, 5th g. NE-5 RMS, BATH, AMI. GOOD
condition; first floor. Call 627 Mass. ave. ne.
1854 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD NV
Modern fiat OF living room, dining room.
bed rooms, large tiled kitchen with pantry
and bullt-in ice box. tiled bath, screened
porch and garage; convenient to everything.
Apply H. r. Smith, 3473 l4th st. NV.
,, Adams 37Ss.
1887 D. NE.,-2nd FLOOR, UNFUR.; FIVE
rooms and bath, Arcola heat, electricity;
near car line; s32. Call Lincoln 7084-W
l4lS N. c. AVE. N.E-lst-FLR. FLAT; 4 R.,
B.. .h.-w.h. cleo; excellent condition; s37.5O
~. yoHHN scR1vENER & BR Sis; ,sso
2509 nth ST. NV.
rooms 1sssa and BATH newly decorated; heat
80 ''''' 1910 MONROE ST. NV.
pos sash ina P0 Paa afa 1Nc
1874 Park Rd. NV. Col. 0sss.
1887 VT; AyE-.lst FLOOR, R.; ELEc.'
4o2 NJ n.w.-Flats from s225o to $3.50;
newly 7.H 7 papsfed Rent F. S. eiee garage
s seSss otner Be ats rent n hw sec
ton. Rents from $3.50 up; .
E. M. AIKEN. s2i 18th st: Nat. 1885,
Ewes, Wis. 1898.
2ls4la H ST. N.w.-5 ROOMS AND BATH,
e'@' FOR coLoRED.
1919 First st; n.w.-6 rooms and bath. hot
"'''' ~ L1NK1Ns CO..
FOR -RENT@CoLOREDD SECOND FLOOR
Of q nat; rooms and bath. modern. ISL
Florida ave. NV.
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TAKOMA-HICH, CONVENIENT LOCATION;
fine trees many birds; 3 r. b. h.k. apt;
exp; porch balcony. cont. INV. cleo. gas
anu sn ~ lhCs; m Eo'.0o
Evening star., 1932-05-30
COMMUNIST PARTY
CALLS FOR REVOLT
Foster, Presidential Candidate,
Hits Hunger and Wa Pro-
gram of Hoover"
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 3o-William z.
Foster, Communist candidate for Presi-
dent today called for the workers TO
take the revolutionary way out and
establish Soviet United States"
As plans were made for a campaign
in 40 States. with million votes as
the goal, Foster said:
The Communist party directs It's
main fire against the hunger and war
program of the Hoover government"
James W. Ford, colored. of Alabama
was nominated for the vice presidency
at the convention which closed last
night.
A demand will be made for "unem-
ployment insurance at the expense
Of the Government and employers to
relieve starvation among workers"
Foster said.
The Communist platform is based
upon condemnation of forthcoming
imperialistic war" 1t made no men,
ton of prohibition, which the chair
man of the Platform Committee de-
scribed as an issue raised by the
capitalists
The platform declared the United
States is helping Japan wage war
! against the Soviet Union. Other plsnks
demanded equal rights for Negroes
| and relief for the farmer
Evening star., 1932-05-30
VALPARAISO FIGHTS
FOR SHIPPING TRADE
Cities in Chile Garry on Old Bat.
tie of Entrance
Port
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
SAN ANTONIO Chile-New efforts
OF Valparaiso authorities to keep San
Antonio from the status of ma ior
port in order TO retain for the larger
city its old title Of Entrance Port" for
Santiago have embroiled the municipal
and provincial officials and most of the
citizens Of the coast, where the two
ports are situated.
San Antonio is almost due west of
Santiago, an hour closer than Valpa-
raiso by train. 1t is a large port used
by a number of industrial firms i'm
porting raw material The city is
relatively small. and the facilities for
aiding shipping limited. 1t has been
the towns constant ambition to get a
bigger share of the entrance" freight
and passenger business.
Valparaiso, northwest of the capital,
has attempted to keep the lions share
of shipping business
Foreign trade movement is so reduced
now by world conditions that neither
has been booming. but Valparaiso has
initiated a new campaign to keep San
Antonio's future status still that of a
secondary port.
Evening star., 1932-05-30
HIGH SCHOOL AT 6 RESULT
OF EDUCATION FROM BIR nth
Study of Infants in Iowa University Indi-
Gates Great Intelligence Possibilities.
Stabilimeter Used.

marked differences in childrens motil-
ity from the moment of birth.
DR.. Irwin believes his scientific
studies will help teach children self
feeding, walking. talking and muscle
control at an age much earlier than
is now considered normal
Instruction Effects Studied.
Prof. Beth l.. Wellman also of the
university psychology department, is
conducting parallel Investigations into
effects of pre-school age instructions
upon the intelligence quotient OF
children
Her opinion is that the actual level
Of child'S intelligence is raised while
attending school, but that it declines
in Summer when the infant is receiv-
ing no formal instruction. Her studies
concern children less than years old.
The work of the two psychologists
and their associates has led them to
believe that if scientific education
can be extended to youngsters at an
earlier age than is now done. their in
telligence, not to mention the variety
CT their experiments, can be greatly in
creased.
Evening star., 1932-05-30
AMERICAN WOMAN
WELFARE LEADER
Chloe 0wings Honored in
France for Work During
World War.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

PARIS, May 30,-The collaboration
OF a young American woman and an
elderly French judge is behind all child
welfare work IN France, which reached
its highest point recently with the
inauguration of childrens social CEN
| ter in Paris, in the presence of the late
President Of the Republic, Paul Doumsr.
The American woman Is Miss Chloe
OWlngs, whose home is in Mime
apolis and who came specially to Paris
for the Inauguration, and the elderly
Judge Is Henri Rollet, whose interest in
the work is such that, ALTHOUGH retired
from the bench, he has been enrolled
as member of the Paris Bar for the
special purpose Of defending juvenile
delinquentS. 1t follows, as a matter Of
course, that he expects no fees for his
services
Chloe Owings, who is knight of the
Legion OF Honor and holder of the
medal Of the Reconnaissance Francaise
for her work during the war, came to
France in 1916 and engaged immed:-
ately in relief work. later taking part in
the founding Of the American Hospital
of Paris
Given Degree.
She was given degree of the Sor-
bonne for her research and thesis on
juvenile Welfare in France, which thesis
was the foundation on which have been
built children's courts and childrens
social centers in this country. Social
service Is her academic and practical
specially. her interest in life
The Summer after Chloe Owinss
graduated from Knox College, in 1910,
she went to Chicago and prepared her
self for practical work by courses in the
Chicago School of Civics and Philan-
thropy, now the Graduate School Of
Social Service of the University of Chi
caeo. Various other courses followed in
ST Louis New York and Poughkeeps!e,
and in 1915 she was appointed assistant
secretary Of the New York State Con-
ference of Charities and Correction.
Later in that year she resigned and
came to France
Socn she founded the social service
attached TO juvenile courts, which latter
had been created in 1912. An Amer
ican woman. Mrs. Splitter financed the
service for its first year which period
was more than sufficient to prove its
value. Due to this pioneer work. juve-
nile social service has become an in
stitution in France, thanks mainly to
the earneStneSs of Henri Rollet, who
was the first judge to preside over the
Children's Court in Paris.
Miss OVfngs has been awarded the
earlier prize by the French Academy Of
Moral and Political Sciences.
(Copyrisht, 1922
Evening star., 1932-05-30
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, May 30.-The
time may not be far distant when
children will be ready for high school
at the age Of years
No idle prediction this, but an even
tuality indicated by an extensive study
OF infants in University of Iowa labor
atories
Dr. Orvis c. Irwin of the psychology
department contends education should
begin soon after birth. holding to a
theory that child is never too young
to learn.
With measuring instruments and
cameras he has collected data on all
movements. even involuntary ones. Of
babies and believes that by guiding
these actions years can be added to
children's education, experiences and
intelligence.
Stabilimeter Is Used.
One device Dr. Irwin uses is stabil
imetet, an instrument attached to the
babys crib. II records on a graph all
movements Of the child, asleep or
awake
These records are supplemented by
many pictures. still and moving, taken
in the home and in the nursery school
Dr. Irwin says they prove there are
Evening star., 1932-05-30
CHILE ENDS WHEAT DUTY
TO BRING PRICES DOWN
Country May Experience Shortage
This Year and Will Need to
Enter Foreign Markets.

SANTIAGO, Chile R.-The asricul-
tural export board has wiped out duty
on foreign wheat as the first step in the
fight to bring down prices.
1t is now possible for Argentina and
other countries to ship wheat into Chile
for the first time in q long time. the
duty previously having been virtually
prohibitive.
The export board said it believes i'm
portationS will help even up prices and
possibly force spectators to cease their
activities because of the losses they may
have to assume. The country this year
may experience a shortage Of native
wheat, it said, and will have use for i'm.
portations, regardless Of the duties.
Evening star., 1932-05-30
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

NORTH BEACH: 5th AND FREDERICK
room cottage, large porches. electricity
and water; reasonable. Col. 46l3
s dfssts oP1S1s R5HEs ho5NT MARy
sso1ns5y About sso ana ~ miles n rVef 'ef
beaches; .deep-water wharf. fine duck Shoot
Pass shns cf $3.50 sRs
6se9 fasse9' ae dnbnr by rosd w;tT and i; mile: miles
table gardens and flowers. Stool Of decoy
ducks and 50 live decoys 1 work horses and
idaire telephones. Also suitable for Club or
Wi, SghdyiSion yds n,. Much reduced price; $4,000
post once, Accokeek. Nd. 30. "' ;
FURNISHED BUNGALOW ON LARGE
rent Grounds beautifuliy Hfs iandscaped Hae am o.
Call North 0439 after pm.
MOB NoRTM H lsEae BEACH; ,2Y GoRNER LOT 75fl5o;
R Dove. ioos 6 IS St. inaee n.e' 'u''oins 80: 5o:n
OCEAN FRONT COTTAGE FURNISHED,
bath sf tn; $3.50 % for months. Cali clev. 74so
2 BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT LOTS. NEAR
PHI1ss HsE cEARRs Ih Msldmsn Md ssn'iS 3d.
FOR RENT, TO AUGUST /. FULLY FUR
nished modern bay front cottage 4 bed
rooms. servants rooms. 2-car garage. Ap-
ply to William H. Linkins. Arundel-on- the
Bay, over week end. GEO. w. LINKINS
CO., 1888 De Sales st, Washington. D. c.
TRADE MY. EQUITY IN CHOICE BEACH
lot. t,.1 with "a all ,s impreyements; for diamond.
COTTAGE FOR ,RENT-THE RIEs, 7th ST
Just above, Frederick ave, North Beach
s16o for the season. Fully furnished; all
conveniences. Open all this week for in
spection or phone North 4492-J.
FOR RENT. CAPE HENRY-WATER FRONT.
furnished Broom cottage; quiet surround
ings with all conveniences and seashore IA
cilities. l. A. JET. Citizens Bk. Bldg,
Norfolk. Va.
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Lot. 5oxloo: SIS; $40 down. 50 = month
Address Box l9-B. Star office.
WATER FRONT LOT forty
minutes from city; bathing,
boating, fishing: highly restrict
ed community. Price reasonable.
Terms. No brokers. Address
Box 410-D. Star office.
Evening star., 1932-05-30
AIRPLANES TO SCATTER
BACK-TO.FARM GOSPEL
Chilean Government Program to
Be Heralded by Modern Ad-
vertising Stunt.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
TEMUCO. Chile.-Airplanes viii be
used by the government agriculturists in
spreading the gospel Of a new back
to the farm movement in the Chilean
south.
Thousands of pamphlets and posters
will be dropped in the farm area and
in cities, heralding the program through
which the government hopes to provide
work for the unemployed in the prov
inceS south of Santiago.
State lands will be colonized. seedlings
will be furnished at low cost and
financial aid will be given to small
farmers"
Evening star., 1932-05-30
MUST SERVE SENTENCE
Communist Deputy Cannot Evade
Term in Jail.

PARIS R).-Georges Ramettes, just
elected Communist deputy for Douai,
has to serve l8 months in Jail before
he can take his seat in the Palais-
Bourbon.
Deputy Ramettes was under arrest
for indulging in anarchist propaganda
when he was elected. His lawyers
petitioned the minister of justice for
his release. invoking a former case in
which prisoner was released when he
was elected Communist deputy, from
St. Denis.
Evening star., 1932-05-30
RENT-SUBURBAN.

COMFORTABLE 5-RooM BUNG. s2s MO-
eec., no bath; poultry house, / acre, spring
and stream. in Clarendon. Hansel. Clar 400.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SUMMER
home. beautifully furnished. with four bed
with shade and fruit trees? If so, telephone
Kensington 337. References exchanged.
1245 JACKSON ST. NE. BROOKLAND
quickly; $50. Mr.. MILOR, Decatur 060o.
2 FIvE-ROOM HOUSES. SIS PER MO,
Cherrydale ave ! six-room house, am d,
S45 per mo. or for sale. $4,000; seven
room house. am t., SOS per mo-. Penrose, Va.
MRS. E. B VAN EVERY,
No. 2l Brookvale Ave, Clarendon, Va.
Evening star., 1932-05-30

,S,assn RMS WAIER EG 2cAR
Of Bait; Blvd. near trolley. Monthly terms.
s2.a5O-I aer,; 5-rm. buns. 2-csr garage,
fruit trees, cleo; on I'd. nr. Fairland Col
s3:750-s rms. & bath. ami. acres. high
elevation. pine grove in rear: near stream.
BUS and troey address Box SC EST Star sefHo. once
NEW BUNGALOW, LARGE ROOMS, TILE
path; built.in tub and shower, h-w,h;'
see fea sne
able terms. See owner, ALA 3lst ST. ne.
!sses 7Ss1n NgaD Sck or MeMEg Wd
IN NE: section. for cash; large reception
hs e6peel tile dd"S ss ooEs
Address b, Box 2o5G, Star once --(
ATTRACTIVE sTUCCo BUNGALOWS AND
ars. os $500 and
''"n 's ,.,s
5ssaS. 5t dssRu sh3M GHgN9
and transportation; four bed rooms; built
lot ds. psy space
ss 4 SS.n. isis caaIsn hS5
W. lovely rooms and bath with shower
car line, school and stores nearby; reason
eSs c. tUr further pAkN sns
builder. 30'
4.room sunss!ow: eiestrieity:, ehisksn,
S2sSS lS f'sh Phone ss s
MODERN BUNGALowsH,,BY OWNER
Nn1t, or1lh hntI
Mt Rainier--5 rooms and bath. $3.50
Hyysttsyille-5 rooms and bath. -. $3.50
0S Cash MHa nas Phone MGnthy Rsy%fn's ss
HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE AND ACRE;
rms. bath and ext: Law hardwood floors,
sss urasas 1as Clan 100
$4,000 HOME-S3,OO CASH
and assume s4,25o first trust. 6 lovely
rooms oak floors. open fireplace. tiled bath.
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
22lo PERRY ST.
Dutch Colonial house, r. bath, hot-water
soNNGMANN. 81 HYS owner and i0S; Suiider 80.
BUY NEAR MCLEAN.
5-room cottage, outblgs.
II acres: running stream. stream.
$500 SCOUT doanas4o'Se sno saaSs per pereSi mo.
once Me1saa. SIlr11oN 70 IAgeHhL1sNs y Gh 1sNss-r-,s II.
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
BETHESDA. MD, NEAR COUNTY BLDG
| Modern Groom home; rent, $50 Phone
Bradley IL. 80
| RENT-SUBURBAN.
JEFFERSON PARK-5-R COLONIAL, VERY
| hne. $50 Va Highlands-5-r. modern bunga-
| low $50; also S r, with heat and water fur
nished s75: also 7; and bath furnished
| c02 Mt. Vernon ave.
FURNISHED SUMMER BUNGALOW. SIX
| rooms. bath. garage. large yard: Chestnut
! ave, Washinston Grove. Nd. 4. Il. KEn' >
Evening star., 1932-05-30

Cocoanuts Bought.
More than $4,000. 900 cocoanuts, In
States IA 1881.
Evening star., 1932-05-30

SALE-SUBURBAN.
SUBURBAN HOMES AND FARMS, SALE OR
rent. ROBERT Z. LCHR, 31l Cedar St, Ia
koma Park. GeorEia 08Sl.
OUTSTANDING VALUES-8 ACRES. BLDG
site. Down payment. $1,000. l21a acres
very desirable; $1,000. CLIFTON LAUGHLIN,
ONCE, Mclean Va. p. Ch. 839-F-23 81
IN GARRETT PARK. NEAR GEORGE
town Prep.-Modern bungalow: rooms,
tiled bath, screened. sleeping porch; in
terror decorations. early American; lot
6ox200 No brokers. Kensington al.
OAKCREST-NEW BRICK: r AND SUN
paror; sample. See this before you buy
Last word in modern construction. On the
ridge in the trees. Built-in garage $40. 500
tlon evenings and Sunday. 81 Oakridge
blvd. Key at Oakcrest office. 202 Mt Yer
non ave. Phone Clarendon 272. j. L. PRICE,
agent. Also in Oakcrest. new 5-r. brick
English colonial ss,50o; $500 cash. bal. like
rent Also Mt Ida sec. r, very large:
foreclosure sale; sacrifice; large lot. garage;
Evening star., 1932-05-30

RENT-STORES.
rooms, elec. s45 so
1900 9th n.w-Store and rooms. 49,. 81. so
l428 N, Cap. St.-Store and rms. elec. 80 so
baths, h.-wh. eIec. o.e, o.,'' 100 90
20O0 st n;w..-Store, T. b. and elec- rs 90
r and b.. elec. ,.'.,........-,e.,.. &C. 90
6l5 L, st. n.w.-Store 7 r and b.. elec as so
Call 1921 7th NV Phone Nat OSLO.
1ll4 H NW.-LARGE STORE s75 no
1886 18th n.w.-Large store ............ 40 90
308 4 s.w.-Store and suitable dwell. so 90
244l Nichols ave. se.--Large store. 25 90
FLOYD E DAVIS COMPANY,
I33 18th st. NV. National 0353
l726 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
New; suitable for any business rent re-
duced S45. BUSADA. Atlantic 0307.
Evening star., 1932-05-30
EOR COLORED

SO H ST. nw-sr.. b.: h.-wh. cleo ,5S no
1912 llth 81 nv-6 r, water ........ IS so
1923 18th nv-8 r, b. lat. gas ... s. so
1916 Marion nw-6 r. water 81 30
ll46 2Oth nw-5 r. watcr............ ~ so
"a Logan pl n.w-4 r. water...... II so
1870 st NV r, b.. lat. elec. .... 4s so
w McKINLAY BRANCH OFFICE.
1928 You ST NV North 49O7
Evening star., 1932-05-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT-FLATS.

TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH; UN
furnished; private home: Nv. section; stat
price. Address Box 250-C. Star once. so
Evening star., 1932-05-30

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
BETHESDA, MD, NEAR COUNTY BLDG
dodern Groom home; rent, $50. Phone
Bradley III so
Evening star., 1932-05-30

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
Evening star., 1932-05-30

FURNISHED SUMMER BUNGALOW. SIX
rooms. bath garage. large yard; Chestnut
ave, Washinston Grove. Nd. 4. Il. KEN,
Georgia 4005. so +.
Evening star., 1932-05-30
SALE OR RENT-HOUSEs

10 ROOMS. BATHS. SEMI-DETACHE1
house. southern exposure; excellently 10
Gated; at 29l4 2sth st. NV. attractivel
priced.
Evening star., 1932-05-30

COLORED
SOP 23rd st n w.-6 rooms. ...........S S25 so
2l24 New York ave n.w-4 rooms. =. II so
40S 23rd ST nw.-6 rooms, bath. 80 so
SOB 23rd st VS. rooms ........ IS so
420 goth st. n.w-6 rms b., cleo c.... SO so
40S 2lst 81. n VS. rooms. ...... IS so
27l0 K st. II VS. rooms. ............ 20 so
1919 30th st. NV rms and bath. 80 so
6l5i2 l. st n.w.-8 rooms. bath, eec. 40 so
1929 4th st. n.w.-5 rms. electricity. IS so
81 Deirees st. nw.-9 r and b........ IS 50
4I3 Washington st. n VS. rooms. 90 so
23l7 9th st. nw-4 rms. b., elec . rs so
22l7 ath st. nw.-6 rooms. ........... IS SO
627 w st n.W-4 oomS............. IS so
22l2 Pomroy Courts n.w-4 rooms IT so
628 Callan St ne-6 rooms ........ 2150
81 Featon ST. n.e-s rooms s......... as so
Call 1921 IN N W Phone ma 05l0
TO COLORED
93li2 sw.-6-r bath brick .........s35 90
43 Canal sw.-5-r brick. ............. 20 so
1929 3rd sw.-3 r. kit. bath taptD =. 20 90
9l7 1St s.e.-4 r. b. apt. good cond.. 40 90
1920 4th n.w-6-r. brick elec. ........ IS 90
1923 Union s.w.-6-r brick good cond 20 90
e0a G sw.-5 rooms Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Rear 9l5 g s.w.-4-r. brick. ........... II so
1871 9th nw.-7 r.. bath. ami...... IS 90
SIT 9th s.w.-6 r. bath. h................ IS so
9l2 s.w.-5 rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. is so
FLOYD E DAVIS COMPANY.
1873 l2th St NV Nat 0353
Evening star., 1932-05-30
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.
SALE-SUBuRRAN.

WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES
white or colored. REGARDLESS Of condition
VIM. J. CALLAHAN l427 Eye NV, Nat 8s7l
Evening star., 1932-05-30

ATTRACTIVE HOME.
I438 PARKWOOD PL NW-s90
Beautiful home Just north of l4th and
Park rd. NV, convenient to car line, stores
and theaters, which consists of large, bright
living room. dining room, 4 bed rooms. fully
tiled bath with built-in tub and shower. ex-
2-car built-in garage large front porch,
hardwood floors. hot-water h<at and elec-
tricitv: laundry trays and ext0 lavatory IN
basement.
18th and x. CAFRrTz. Dist. 9oso.