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Evening star., 1932-02-07
ST. OLAF CHOIR CONCERT.

A FTER concert Of the st. Olaf
Lutheran Choir, which will appear
in Constitution Hall on Wednesday
evening, there might be heard the
question: What is the origin Of this
choir? Who Is responsible for It's tone
quality and choral work."
Any sketch Of the choir becomes
inevitably an appreciation of its direc-
tor, DR.. F. Melius Christensen, who.
a native of Norway came TO America
at the age of II. He lived for time
with relatives in California and Wis
consin. Continuing his musical studies,
he became teacher, organist and choir
master and studied and later taught at
the Northwestern Conservatory at
Minneapolis
The inspiration for the st. Olaf
Choir came later when DR.. Christensen
was studying at Leipzig, at the con-
Servatory founded IN l843 by Men
delssohn. Being under the influence
for four years of Cantor Gustav
Schreck, one Of the illustrious sue
cessors OF Bach at the historic
Lutheran Thomaskirche, Dr. Chris
tiansen conceived the idea of choir
ii America similar to the choir OF the
Thomas Church.
Returning TO America, DR.. Chris
tiansen became the director of music
at ST. Olaf College, Northfleld. Mimi,
a position which he has held since
1903. The choir was organized and
in 1912 became officially the ST. Olaf
Lutheran Choir.
Little trips into neighboring towns
aroused the interest of the outside
world and soon college vacations were
given over to concert trips, with the
result that the demand for engage
mentS is now more than 10 times
greater than can be filled.
The program follows:
J. ATRas Fhis IS Psi the Sight That CAD saUn NIXON
3. Be asnS Not Afraid otuJs 5. Bach
4. BE Jubilant NY SPIRIT"
5. When God Paints the Sun
6. Celestial Spring F Melias ChriStianSen
Z. "DaS Gelaut zu SpeIer,'
LuoWlg Senft Cl492-l555)
8. 20 Praise Ye Coo P. I TschaikoWsky
9. Two German Christmas Songs,
Arranged by Albert Kranz
~ A'S' + Pu6iished BIZ ed Il ii 1868 BY P. sohren
Evening star., 1932-02-07

part In the cast.
Garbo and "Mata
Hari" are due for
a run at Loew's
Columbia, but when
they depart, Marie
Dressler in Emma
will take their
place.
T LILLIAN ROTH,
- the Sing You
Sinners" b ri g h t
light of st a g e,
screen and radio,
will head the new
vaudeville bill at
R-K-O Keith's dur
ing the new week,
and Helen Twelve
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Prokosch Dance Recital

GERTRUDE PROKOsCH one Of the
younger and most promising inter-
prefers of the dance, will appear here
in recital on the evening of Wednesday,
February IT, at Wilson Teachers Col
lege, under the auspices Of the George
Washington University Department Of
Physical Education for Women.
She will be assisted by George Wash
ington students who are members Of
Orchesis, a group who are training in
the dance under the instruction Of Miss
Ruth Aubeck of the university faculty.
Miss Prokosch is appearing this week
in the ballet Tragedy of salome," in
New York City, and yesterday gave her
first full New York program at the Re-
cital Theater. Recently she has given
lecture-recitals at Vassar College and
the University Of Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
PHILADELPHIA ORCH. CONCERT.

An all-Russian program which brings
to Washington as soloist with the
Philadelphia Orchestra the eXtraordi-
narily gifted young Russian pianist,
Vladimir Horowitz, will be given on
Tuesday evening in Constitution Hall
under the direction of Fritz Reiner,
conductor Of the Philadelphia Grand
Opera Company. Mr.. Reiner, con-
ductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra
during the Midwinter absence of Leo
pold StokoWski, had announced color
full and interesting program. The event
is scheduled to begin promptly at 8:45
pm. after which time, in accordance
with the rule introduced by Mr. Sto-
kowski, the doors will be closed and
late corners not admitted until the con-
clusion of the first half of the pro-
gram.
The program follows:
Glinka ........ Overture to Russian and
Ludmila."
Prokofef .......... Classic" Symphony
StraTinsky ...... Suite from 'Petrouchka'
Intermission.
Tchatkousky. Concerto in B fat minor
for piano and orchestra.
Vladimir HoroW!tz, soloist.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Lawson Piano Recital.

WARNER LAWSON, pianist, will give
w recital Tuesday evening at the
Rankin Memorial Chapel of Howard
University His program will include
the following:
Prelude and Fugue," A minor.,...--.-. Bach
Sonata, op. 26' ....... ..,......... Beethoven
Andante con Variations.
SCherZO.
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Philadelphia Orchestra,
HOrOwitz and Granger
Play Here in Concert
Horowitz Soloist With Philadelphians and Grain
ger With National Symphony-Thomas
and St. Olaf Choir in Rectals

TINE sixth symphony concert of the
National Symphony Orchestra,
Hans Kinder, conductor, will be
l. given at Constitution Hall next
Thursday afternoon at 4;45
o'clock. Percy Granger, the distin-
guished Australian American pianist
and composer, will be guest soloist and
two compositions by Mary Howe will
be featured
Mr.. Granger will offer three pieces
of his own composition, Handel on the
Strand" described as "a jolly good folk
song" for piano and string orchestra;
Irish Tune from County Derry" and
Spoon River"
The Granger group will be preceded
by the overture from THE Magic
Flute" Mozarts famous opera, and by
two compositions CT Mary Howe, well
known composer and musician Of this
city including "Dirge" and Sand"
while the symphonic offering of the
afternoon, which will close the program,
will be Tchaikovsky's Fifth.
Another outstanding soloist will be
heard with the National Symphony Or
chestra at its seventh Sunday concert
at Constitution Hall on Sunday after
noon, February IA, at o'clock, when
Yelly d'Aranyi, the niece Of Joachim
and the greatest woman violinist in
Europe today, will play Mendelssohn'S S
concerto for piano and orchestra.
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Pictures for Next Week.

~ AFT WEEK" starting next
- Friday, will bring to LoeW's
Palace the comical Joe Cook,
IL in a personal appearance, and
Buster Keaton and Polly
Moran in The Passionate Plumber" on
the screen, with Jimmy "Scfnozzle"
Durante booked for an important
Evening star., 1932-02-07
Mu sical Events of the Week.
Recital at Arts Club.

NORMAN FRAUENHEIM, pianist,
will give a concert at the Arts Club
on Thursday evening at $50 o'clock.
His program will be as follows:
Evening star., 1932-02-07

~URRENT criticism, which is
prone to look askance at "the
old days" and fling a signlf1-
~ cant glance at the gay MIN
Evening star., 1932-02-07

The Beard School of Music gave
musicale last Monday evening at the
Joppa Lodge Hall.
Evening star., 1932-02-07

Warren F. johnson will give an organ
recital at the Church of the Pilgrims at
730 o'clock this evening He will play
Grand Choeur sur la Prose 'Solemnis
Haec Festivitas,'" by Adolphe Marty,
and a suite by r. S. Gilbert.
Evening star., 1932-02-07

Sylvia and Joseph Wells, Mary Jeanne
Coleman and Flora Blumenthal, pupils
Of Eta Schmid Wells. made their radio
debut last Saturday afternoon.
Evening star., 1932-02-07

Yvonne Rapeer, accompanied by Beu-
lah B, Chambers, recently was soloist
Ct tie Pan Hellenic luncheon held at
the Msyhower.
Evening star., 1932-02-07

n KINDER aWoke and raise their luSty
mn from deep sleep throatS in and forth
their all Dettnger "Ie
ham Dem" (which n
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The Washington times., 1932-01-14
Congresswoman Gives
Her Office a Real
Feminine Touch
BY MARGARET LANE

Day by day listening to the
House and Senate tends to turn
one into that aggressive thing
a feminist.
The women in both houses full
fill their office with so quiet
dignity. such efficiency, you are
tempted to think that if few
more wives succeeded husbands,
and a few more daughters took
their fathers places, both House
and Senate might benefit.
Mrs. Caraway. Mrs. Kahn, Mrs.
widows doing their huS-
bands work. Ruth Bryan Owen
her fathers spiritual successor.
Four women who have stepped
into mems shoes and are keeping
them on nicely.
The Feminine Touch
Effiegene Wingo is perhaps the
most strictly feminine of them
all.
You recognize her office in the
maze of white stone officialdom
of the Capitol because it has
white muslin curtains, where the
other windows are bare, and a
blooming green fern of noble pro-
portions, where the other offices
have a litter of dreary papers.
If you are born in Mrs. Wingo's
part of Arkansas. you are brought
up to eat peaches as casually as
other folk eat aDOleS.
Thousands upon thousands of
peach orchards bloom round her
home town. Whether they have
anything to do with the peach
pink delicacy of her cheeks is
only guesswork.
A Romantic Mother
She wears black dresses with
little white collars and does her
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
CLEARANCE.

In spite of the crowds of buyers there are
still many marvellous bargains in this
January Clearance Sale. Look at these
typical values, and remember there are
many more in this once-in lifetime
opportunity.
Every item in perfect operating condition,
carrying our free lifetime laborservice
guarantee, and offered on easy terms with
few dollars down.
Most of the sale items are at our Tenth
Street Building
Doors open $50 a. m. to $50 p. m.
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
4I3 10th St. N. W-91O II St. NJ E.-331O 18th St. NJ w.
GEORGETOWN GAS LIGHT COMPANY
1889 Wisconsin AUe. 5632 Connecticut Ace.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
iJOUETT SHOUSE
| LAUDS GARNER
LEADERSHIP

CHICAGO, Jan. IA U.SJ
Speaker John N. Garner of the
House, doomed for the Demo
cratic nomination for President,
is making a profound impression
in Washington, Jouett Shouse,
executive chairman of the Demo.
cratic national committee. said
here last night. He added:
''No Speaker of the House
In modern times has shown
~reater capacity for leadership
or Sahe comprehension of the
needs and requirements Of the
country in times of stress.
"He is a man of great ability,
who would fill with credit any
office within the gift Of the
people"
Shouse, like many other ma
Gonal leaders. favorS abolition of
the two-thirds rule in the Demo.
cratic convention, but said he
doubted if the 1882 convention
would switch to a majority vote.
Unless a deadlock develops. the
executive chairman predicted the
convention would complete it's
work within a week.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
LankfOrd Appointed
To AnnGDOLiS Board

Representative Menalcus Lank-
ford CRO of Virginia has been ap-
pointed member of the board OF
visitors of the Naval Academy at
Annapolis.
Landlords district includes large
naval operations. He was on the
House Naval Affairs Committee
of the last Congress.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
Arlington to Push
JObLeSs Fund Drive

A countrywide drive for unem-
ployment relief funds will be
launched tomorrow by the Ar
lington welfare Board. Contribu-
tionS will be added to the funds
the board has received as result
of the drive among Federal en-
ployeeS in Washington.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
EFFIEGENE WINGOs MUSLIN CURTAINS
Her Name Result of
Compromise by Ro-
mantle Mother

legislative affairs all came about
through a motor accident.
II had always devoted my
self to my home and children.
One day, three years before
his death, my husband had a
motor accident which really
ruined his health. 1 was so
afraid for him after that, l
never left his side.
1--WE travelled all over his
district together and 1 helped
in all his affairs. In my fight
to win back his health / really
learned his job"
The Washington times., 1932-01-14

hair on the top of her in the
curly, elaborate, old-fashioned
way ladies affected in the
'nineties. Her jewellery is a row
of pearls and a wedding ring.
She had, it seems, a romantic
mother. Says Mrs. Wingo:
Il was going to be chriStened
ImOgene, for an aunt, a sister
Of my fathers. But my mother
was just crazy about a novel
in which the heroine was called
Effie, and she was so wild to
have me called Effie after her
that my father compromised
and 1 was christened Effie-
gene"
Mrs. Wingo's knowledge OF
The Washington times., 1932-01-14
Behavior Problems
Discussion Subject

The Mothers and Children's
Club of Takoma Park will hear
DIR. J. F. Lewis, of st. Elizabeths
Hospital, speak upon Behavior
Problems of the Normal Child" at
3 p. m. tonight.
The Washington times., 1932-01-14

Just a minute that's all the
the details Of the Slogan Contest an
nOunced today in the Classified Section
of this newspaper a. s, read about about y t
Evening star., 1932-04-01
Observation-Disclosures
wv APT. ONLY $4,000.

APT. I, l703 CAPITOL AVE. NE.
Apartment consisting of reception hall.
large, bright living room, two bed rooms, tile
bath with built-in tub and fixtures, kitchen
with buit-in dinette set, screened back porch
screened throughout, Bryant gas heat.
l4th a 1d K CAFRITz. Dist ooSo
UNUSUALLY LOW RENT, SIS
1906 ARKANSAS AVE. Oath and varnum)
Apartment consisting of large living room.
bed room dinette, kitchen and bath; Frie-
ioaire
18th and K. CAFRITz. Dist soao
Evening star., 1932-04-01
SPECIAL BARGAIN

WHY PAY MORE?
- THE LAMONT 1927 Lamont st. NV
No. Is rooms and bath h.,......s s65 so
THE ROCHESTER. 1898 Meridian Pl NV
The Fl cAIIFoRN1A: 1775 caiiiornia st. nv? Nv:
No. 2l-4 rooms and bath. ......... $50. 90
THE BIRMINGHAM, 26l1 Adams Mill Rd
No. 35-5 rooms and bath .,..,,,...ss ss7 SO,
The CARLETON, lT4l Lanier PL NV.
No. 2-3 rooms and bath S42 so
THE CLIFFBOURNE. 1855 Calvert st NV
No. 53-5 rooms and bath ,.,,S5 $50 50
No. 15-4 rooms and bath. S57 SO
THE ST PAUL. 1922 18th st NV
No. Is rooms and bath. h.....,,.... $50 90
No. l2-3 rooms and bath IS 90
THE ALAMO 1928 18th St. NV
You viii find by comparison that the sfSVe sSoVe
rent rents are unusually low. this being largely
the sbeve owners snt, As special inducement ths
desired and rent will be effective April IS.
Possession immediately, but no reductions
Inspection may be made at any time by
applying to the ianitrs.
CHAS. z. TRIBBYS SONS,
Sl4 Dist. Nat. Bk. Bldg Phi. Dist 4T7s
Evening star., 1932-04-01

SACRIFICE AT s10,5oo-DETACHED HOME,
rooms and bath; thoroughly modern. Choice
site. so feet by l85 feet, landscaped beauti-
Iuly; very easy terms. Phone Metro. 1l44.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lEnnAinnnh

?g electricity, gas, telephone; two rooms.
ltchen, bath; immediate possession. GIT
Evening star., 1932-04-01

WOODBRIDGE = ATTRACTIVE, NEW ALI
prick, center-hall plan home; six rooms and
tiled bath, open fireplace; ami. lot 5OxlJ3;
near bus. school and stores. Price, $I095O
bargain Potomac 1868
Evening star., 1932-04-01

WOODR1DGE-BEAU CORNER, 8 r.
ana b.. h.-wh., cleo: newly decorated and
painted; large lot bargain. Price, 81 $50.
Reasonable terms Potomac 1858
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APARTMENTS-FURNIsHED.

AFAhTmHNI IO-F UhNISHEU.
730 ST. Nw-APT, ROOMS, KITCH-
en-, private bath; newly decorated; front;
Feat, gas. elee. furnished; reasonable. ls
ssls MILITARY RID, CHEVY CHASE-OOOI,
sunny, quiet, furnished apartment, 2 rooms
kitchen and bath; strictly modern; front and
rear porches: near Conn. ave; SIS, including
light and refrigeration.
1919 COL RD.-BASEMENT: TWO ROOMS,
bath; gas, elec. fur; reasonable to party
who will care for furnace.
THE BOND. 1850 N. H AVE. N.w-AT-
tractively furn., 2 T.. X, din. b.. S72 So SIS:
24-hr. elev. serv.; free Frigidare: res mgr
DELIGHTFUL HOUSEKEEPING APT. IN
modern, detached home; private bath; rea-
sonable. l227 Jackson St ne. Pot. 5slo-J
sos A ST. SEE ROOMS NEATLY FUR
nished, for light Housekeeping; adults. Lin
6l53-J. s.
asiitMihds asuiiy t1rni;hsd. rooms. H Hseh.n. SS 18th
nj saes; yeAa0EAa|e; suradats n0sasssi9n
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL and Zoo entrance;
comfortable, quiet room for gentleman in re-
fined adult home. Col. 1882. q
SO YOU ST. NW-Large front room. well
furnished. twin beds; SIS each; with board.
S3S each: private home
Evening star., 1932-04-01

ss,5oo-MASs. AVE. HGTs. ONE BLOCK
from Wiconsin ave. and not far from the
Cathedral; semi-det., masonry construction;
8 rooms. bath and a half hardwood floors.
open fireplace. garage. sun room on lSt floor.
PHI Nat. 1898 till pm
Evening star., 1932-04-01
NEW CENTER-HAII, BRIC1

NEW CENTER-HALL BRICK
Jo2T Chesapeake st. n.w.-7 rooms, baths.
2-car brick garage: large corner lot. Cleve-
land 1887 or Wisconsin 306S. Open daily
Evening star., 1932-04-01

WOODBRIDGE. D, BEAUTIFUL SEVEN
room home with tiled bath and shower,
larse living room with open fireplace,
natural wood trim, bright kitchen with pan
Try large cellar; ami; sarage: price, $3.50.
Bargain. Potomac 1888
Evening star., 1932-04-01

NV; Low PRICE-ALL BRICK: BIG
kitchen, screens. porches: / block 10 Govt
park and facing on 200-ft. driveway. Just
completed; real buy. Georgia S7se, 10
m. to 10 pm
Evening star., 1932-04-01

MUST sELL--cHEvY CHASE, D; C., .BUTID-
one-bsth home. OF colonial design. Well ar.
RANGED and exquiSitely finished throughout.
70 lnvestlsate thisl Phone Cleveland 7096,
Evening star., 1932-04-01

REFINED, cultured young man desires room
in home Of private family Address commu-
nicationS to Box SIS, Star once
LHK. UNFURNLSHED ROOMS in good
NV. neighR9rhoodj must be reasonable. Ad-
Evening star., 1932-04-01

2S07 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Retween Woodiey Rd. and Cathedral Ave.
Apt. of rooms, kitchen and bath,
s67. So Electric refrigeration. Resident
manager.
Evening star., 1932-04-01

LOOk AT THESE APIS.
Ready to move in; furnished and unfur-
nished; rooms, kit. and bath; elec. refrig,
built-in furniture that has never been in
stalled before. See these apts. for prices
Ing Rock Greek Park, near the Million Dollar
Bridge. 24t0 20th st. NV. Manager.
Evening star., 1932-04-01
RENT--FLATS,

1I10 S. C. AVE. S.E.-5 R., B.. ELEc. so
1910 L st. n.w.-3 rms. bath. elec. ..... 32.50
1885 11th ST. n.w.-3 rms. bath, cleo. 5000
JAMES r. SHEA,
$40 Indiana Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-01

-e double room, private bath; also
,om: reasonable; garage II desired.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

Groom modern colonial frame; nice bed
rooms; large corner lot containing about "a
acre, close to bus and schools; hot-Water
heat SIS per month.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

DON 7 MISS THIS
Lovely place for small farm or chickens;
nice house. 6 rooms. electricity. shade trees:
fruit: small outbuildings; u acres: well
fenced; a real buy terms. Call Dist. 6563.
SUNDAY, Clarendon 1872.
HOMESEEKERS LOOKING FOR HOUSE
moderate in price and terms and the last
words in up-to-dateness will find 1t in this
new bungalow. which consists of 5 large
rooms. tiled bath, large closets, pantry,
large front and back porches, plastered base
ment, large dresser, ironing board. gas
range, one-half block from bus. near by
churches, schools. stores. Apply OWNER,
90l Randolph Ave.
Potomac Alexandria Il
Evening star., 1932-05-01

6-R. BUNGALOW. HOT-WATER HEAT, S45.
6-r. cottage, hot-water heat, garage. $40.
nicely furnished rooms, $35, 4-room fat.
bath. gas. cleo. SIS.
J. NJ. EARNEST, 1921 34th. Mt Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

center of town-5-room bungalow; h.-w.h.
trees i5 besrfnF fruit H trees @ rnh fGrnshed A or
leaving for Texas. A great sacrifice.
6unsalow; 600 hens. finest stock, outbuiid-
H. c. sAFFELL AND JOSEPH REIBLE,
CLARENDON. va Va. Phone Clarendon % SIS. 81 'ts'
BEAUTIFUL FALLS CHURCH RESIDENCE
LaTse Il ng lawn ShTubbery' beautiful trees
low price. R. NJ. DE SHAzO, 1880 14th st.
428 CHERRYDALE AVE, CORNER LEE
payment Walnut 1882
OAKCREST-NEW BRICK R.. SUN PAR
W Be- opsn as SUNDAY IN and eHe
cash. s65 mo; No, 81 oakridge Blvd. or
Clarendon 272.
WE QUALIFY TO OFFER SOME OF THE
contest modern hnngalows, big garden plots,
vicinity, at prices and terms you cannot re-
sist, from s4,950 up. Mrs. Chambers, eyes,,
N. z. RYON CO, 1904 Wilson Blvd Clar 1850
$7,ooo-RAIsE YOUR BOYS Mr.. MARYLAND
SIart SIhlversity' SIX rooms modern; IotSi had
oLOCk east university Fark ana balJlmOre
Boulevard, Jackson cor. Beale; fruit, shade.
TAKOMA SPECIALS
No cash payment. New 5-r. bungalow,
modern throughout; hot-water heat, fire.
place, paved St, near school. $5,750. 90. Also,
on same terms, 6-r. bungalow and OR.
house.
$3.50 .0o-5-r and b. bungalow. Excellent
condition. s50000 cash, 1901 90 per month.
NeX brick Colonial-type house; rooms,
recreation room, colored tile bath. Modern
and beautifully finished Garage. $8,500 90.
Exceptionally large living room with stone
pretty kitchen. beauty and a bargain.
Garage. s9,250 90. 1912 Falkland Dr., Blair
ROBERT E LOHR,
3l1 Cedar St. Takoma Park. Ge 0831
JEFFERSON PARKS D. & SUN PARLOR;
large corner lot beautiful colonial; owner
has slashed price $l2 500, to move quickly,
or VIII trade for large house near Capitol.
Also or. bungalow. Mt. Ida sec. unusually
large r.; large lot, with garage & dog house;
shrubbery in profuSion; on concrete st; sewer
city water. gas. tile bath. h.-w.h h. new oak
floors very large fireplace; very select; 81. $50
terms easy. J. L. PRICE. exclusive agent,
Oakcrest. Va. office phone Clarendon 272.
s6,500 WILL BUY AN ATTRACTIVE HOME
of Z rms. and bath. front and back porches
newly papered and painted city water, gas,
electricity, hot-water heat, stationary wash
tub, dry concrete cellar, 2-car garage: cor
ner Lee highway and Lee ST. square
this side OF bank at Cherrydale. Va; 10
minutes to city by bus or trolley. Open
ready to move in, or call OWNER, Col. 4224
Evening star., 1932-05-01

SMALL BUNGALOW, LARGE GARDEN;
quiet neighborhood; reasonable; Maryland.
SOB Hampton Court.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
SALE-SUBURBAN.

OPPORTUNITY
One-half block Lee Highway near Lee
Heights; thoroughly modern room and
bath bungalow; good lot, with garage. This
is gem. Call Dist. 6563. Sunday. Clar-
endon 1872.
Evening star., 1932-05-01

NEW 5-R BRICK; LARGE LOT; $7.500;
builder must sacrifice to sell; very attractive
terms. Also Va. Highlands; beautiful colonial
house; very large 7. baths. Scar garage
Ida, overlooking river & city; 8-r. house. with
100-ft. front lot on concrete st; $4,000;
terms Also Abingdon, 5-r. modern bunga-
low, 1850; 500 cash. bal. at $40 per mo;
j. L. PRICE, OakcreSt, Va. Once open all
day Sunday and to pm. evenings
BY OWNER-7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
Takoma Park; large lot, fruit and shade
trees terms; 20 minutes by auto to city.
Address Box 49l-V, Star office.
Evening star., 1932-05-01
DOWNTOWN.
ONLY S7,250.
MONTHLY RENTAL, $50. 50.
STORE AND TWO APIS.

A key property to corner development,
near Federal and District operations. A
GOOD Investment with possibilities OF real
profit. For information call
1927 Eye St. DIST. O5s6
$600-GROSS ANNUAL INCOME-S600
offered for $1,000.
2-story brick dwelling, especially construct
ed as 2-family fat; rooms and baths,
elec. lights, 2nd-foor rear porch; building
in excellent condition, new roof: fully rent
ed. Subject to one deed Of trust Of s2,75o.
ALSO row Of six 4-room and bath brick
houses, h.-w.h., elec. lights; all rented.
Gross annual income, s2,34O; price, $4,000.
A. C. HOUGHTON co, REALTORS,
1915 St. NV. Phone Dist 753e-7537. 2s
SHERMAN AVE. NW.-TWO 2-FAMILY
fats. rooms and bath each, electricity;
rented to colored tenant for slit per month.
Price. $4,000. Recently overhauled; never
vacant.
C. w. SIMPSON CO..
1924 Vermont Ave. Met. 5700
REAL PAYING INVESTMENT
Large front on best commercial ST.: con-
dition fine; fully rented; reasonable rental;
modern equipment. win sell at price net
ting handsome return on investment. Loca-
tion assures safety of principal. Nat 77I3.