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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-21
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 5:00-(B) Agricultural Markets = E. J. Rowell 5:15-(N. Y.) Paul Ash and his Casino orchestra 5:30-(N. Y.)) Larry Larsen, or ganist
 5:45-(N. Y.) Little Orphan An nie Juvenile sketch) 6:00-(N. Y.) Richard Timber and his Essex House En- semble
 6:30-(B) Time, temperature 6:34-CB) Sports Review Bill Williams Z 6:40-(B) Weather 6:42-(B) Famous Sayings (talk) 6:45-(N. Y.) To-day's = Lowell Thomas
 7:00-(N. Y.) Amos 'n' Andy 7:15-Baby Rose Marie . 7:3O-(N. Y.) Country Club = Grantland Rice; Mary Me- Coy, soprano; Betty Bar thel, blues singer; double quartet; Jack Golden and his orchestra S:O0-(N. Y.) Yesterday and To- day orchestra, direction Frank Tours: Henry M. Medley, narrator S:30-(B) Two-in-One Program Grin and Bearit (songs, patter)
 S:45-(B) Joe Rines and his or chestra
 9:00-(N. Y.) Minstrels = Gene Arnold, interlocutor; Chauncy Parsons, tenor; male quartet:-Bill Childs, Mac McCloud Clifford Soubier, end men; band, direction Harry Kogen 9:sO-(B) Herbert Marsh and his Cascades orchestra 9:45-(B) Mim. and Jerry songs, batter
 1O:0O-(N. Y.) The Hour Glass = orchestra, direction Harold
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 5:00-Skippy 5:15-Syracuse Spotlight b:30-Jack Armstrong All
 American Boy 6:45-America's Grub Street
 Speaks 6:OO-Reis and Dunn, songs 6:15-Freddie Martins orchestra 6:45-Russian Gypsy orchestra 7:15-Buddy Wagner's orchestra 7:45-Piano Melodies = Louise
 Kuchta S:00-Bakcrs 8:15-Singin' Sam S:SO-The Ambassadors S:45-Modern Male Chorus 9:OO-Manhattan Serenaders 9:3O-The Theater of To-day 1O:OO-Andre Kostelanetz presents 10:30-Little Jack Little 1O:45-Columbia Symphony or chestra 11:15-Phil Began, tenor 11:30-Agrculture Adjustment Ad.
 ministration Talks 11:45-Casa Loma orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-21

Sanford 10:3o-(B) Chickering Program 10:45-(S) Springfield Republican 11:00-(B) Time, weather, tenn
 perature 11:03-(B) Sports Review = Bill Williams 11:15-(B) RKO Midnight Frolic 11:45-(N. Y.) Southern Sym
 phonies = Theodore Hahn,
 Jr, and his Liberty Theater
 orchestra 12:0O-(N. Y.) Phil Harris and his
 Hotel Pennsylvania orches-
 tra A. M. 12:3O-(N. Y.) Maxim Lowe and
 his Hotel Shoreman or
 chestra 1:00-(B) Time
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-21
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New YOrk

1:00-Hall orchestra 1:30-Madison Ensemble 2:0O-Dancing Echoes 2:30-Savitt String Quareet U 3:00-Italian Idyll 3:3O-Warnow orchestra ~. 4:00-Spanish Serenade 4:30-Dance Music 5:30-Jack Armstrong, All-Amer-
 ican Boy-sketch 5:45-Tito Guizar, tenor 6:00-Conn orchestra. 6:3O-Gypsy Nina. songs 6:45-Duchin orchestra 7:15-Mildred Bailey, songs;
 Eton- Boys Quartet; Ber-
 rens orchestra 7:30-Elder Michaux and congre-
 gation S:00-Evans Evans, baritone 8:15-Gray orchestra 8:30-Philadelph orchestra, ,Da-
 vid Mendoza, conductor;
 Robin Hood Dell, Fair
 mount Park, Philadelphia 9:15-Esther Leaf organ; Charles
 Carlile, tenor 9:45-Gertrude Niesen, songs; /;
 Rich orchestra 10:00-Jones orchestra 10:00-Jones orchestra 10:30-From Montreal, Canada;
 Singing Strings 11:00-Freeman orchestra 11:30--Davis orchestra 12:00-Rapp orchestra A. NJ. 12:3O-Jergens orchestra
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-21

Those nautical commands heard during the broadcast of Captain Dobbsie's Ship of Joy program reverberate here and there through the NEG studios for several days following each "cruise." Page hoys, porters, technicians and others ina itate the Captain in shouting Ship Ahoy!" "All Ashore That's Going Ashore!" and other commands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-21
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5:00-The Lady Next Door Chil
 dren's Program Direction Madge Tucker 5:30-Roxanne Wallace, contralto 5:45-Three Scamps, songs a6:00-Concert orchestra 6:30-Himber orchestra 7:O0-Davis orchestra / 7:30-Jack and Loretta Clements.
 songs 7 7:45-The Optimistic Mrs Jones'
 sketch, With George Frame
 Brown
 .S:00--Lucille Peterson, soprano 8:15-Rollckers Quartet . 8:30--Sous Les Fonts De Paris, .e Program From Montreal, Canada
 9:00-Antoba1 orchestra 9:30-K-7, Secret Service sketch 10:00-Rolfe orchestra; Men, About Town Trio 11:0O-Labor and the NRA-Wil-
 liam Green, President American Federation of
 Labor 11:15-Lopez orchestra :30-Stern orchestra 12:00-Messner orchestra A. M. 12:15-1:00-Symphony orchestra,
 Bernardino Molinari. con
 ductor, From Hollywood
 Bowl, Los Angeles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-21
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Don't let the few remaining week-ends of summer slip by without enjoying them to the fullest. Spend them in Natures wonderland-at the shore, among the hills, the lakes, the rivers or in the country. Weekend parties can be ar- ranged so easily. A few telephone calls-to make reservations at the selected place, to settle the details of transportation, equip ment, time of departure, etc. and you're all set for pleasant and enjoyable weekend. II. San ater Sepen
 Reduced evening and night rates apply on all number calls over 50 miles away. Call after 7 p.m.-nx abont I5ao, or, bet ter still, call after $50 P. m.- \ saw about 4Oeo.
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The Washington times., 1933-12-06
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SQUARE 1871
HAYS, Dallas B. and Leona R., g. s22'l1;
HTFBEET a. ,.y7a w%, H. Jr.' and Charlotte
04ET5 1o II Norris ,ys r. tss g. .issG IL ;2'S g.
sll3.52; q, 1ls'S2; IS. s1?S2; 2s, sla'SS22;
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sTUART' VIM. A. and Rose l.. 1s, 'l2l.52;
sTEpHfSSNIss:: lie Fore and Alta, sos :4.2!t;
sH1ERsgRSE' ,S Mary A. 49, 1918; a. 'S'1S'
DALE, Alan A., 2s, s5s.4O; 2e, $3.50.
GR!ER, Mrs. Geo. B., Al S1l.71; A.
cAFRTTz, Morris, 800, ss.12. oo
RoDIER, Harold Barnhart. so4. Sl2o.e4;
eASs;5rz; 1SS; Z Morris, sss, 81 s554!55 q =.
GRIEF Mrs SsGj SeGARE Il f5s: fsss VIA
NORTH, sigrid, G., so3,, $50: on.
HOLMES, Paul B. and Mary e. so4'
Moth, sigrid G., so5. Sc IS: -
HOLMES. Paul B. and Mary E., s06, $685..
COOK, Martin 4. and KStheryns F., ls.
PRICE; ;dSE' Roy A. sa,2Sas 2S, ss;7s q,
$I0324; SO, $103.24; 40, s103.24; Al,
$103.24; AZ, $103.24; 43, $l03.17.
R1DGIY' 26d John r. Jr.' and Eva r. A.
JARDiN, Armand p, 66, S1o161; 81.
Slol.61; 68, s7.57; SO, SLOTS; 76: $3;55,
ROULEAU, Louis T., and S. J. Monday,
n. $37.44; 78, S42. 40; 70, .$42.40; 81.
S4s.45; "a, $4e. AS; IS, S27. 80.
BIEBER Henry l., 86, $10.69; 81. $14.09.
SQUARE 1882
NANNINGA. J. J. and Florence M, "a.
BARNES, Harold B. and Lillian j.. 81.
MAESHALL.. Hunter D. and Mabel A..
VAIN, Archie T. ard Fannie E.. 2s.
S113.61
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MaccULLEN' Mstilds YstIssT F: 3on9 19' '1Sl'9s'
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SHANNON 8 !UcHs PROPERTIES !, NC
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az 00'''' SQUARE POLL
MOORE J. Francis and Lucille j. T.
MYERS, Henry B. and J. Francis Moore
trustees s. sSUHRE ssa2 2o12 =,
SHoHAN, Jacob B. and Marcia g.. l.
CLARK Mary 81, g., it5r i; sJ5533l. 5a53
Shapiro. Sol, 10. 1855:
HUNTER. Edith H. 12: S22756.
SHENHH ASfsE; soUHRE SHsi 'Sig4 3ol4
1gIoE JoMEs MaEgaFet EG;t9t serth9s I S5g76
GANss. Harold P. and Helen w. 90
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ETHRIDGE. J. R., 90. S77.31.
cOLLNES. Frank, P. and Margaret 800
DfEFFENBAcH. Geo. E.. so1. S17.17
MOSLEY. Geo A.. II, $5895.
McCLAINE, VIM. w, II, sl7s.7o; 13.
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The Washington times., 1933-12-06

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PETERSEN TES5SRHs sSGSsr BlSS1' lSiS g. '45OO'
MIpDILEToN. Harry and Louise Laub. 30.
PALMER. Blanche c., Rosa A. and M.
SQUARE 1920
REh12EcE REARF E"FEfESt RSxLFx 2S
GRAY Wilbur L. and Betty M. s1s.
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gAeEz. cnss. SSU4Rr s.: 4R; .1!sg2.7s. 1sas
M!INSN11X; NM <; Allen C. and Mary c., Sc.
wS1ESsiNsK1. Leo j. and LOrettO c.. 81.
HiiSSsoHS:owEN IS il CO., INC. THE. s14.
BR0WNiNG. y1S y VIM. and Ellen M. s2s.
DALE, Porter SQUARE E'I A. sal 1ss9 g: a. ,,.s.
SAa$s; 5zaSSs Harold +. t51stss. a. g. sS5577SSS: s57S
RskFkTHT, RAkf RHFtsf Jis f. $O5 ;is35 s3{5 S2
GRAY B. M sSi1SSH t5i SS5i 4: IT, 81. s1.s5.
ROBERTS casss5ins sSGHsE II; is55 as' '2Os'l7.
sMITFi lI6J Hillary M. and Agnes T.. S.
K6NT5sS,;HSx KE5dE4; THIS G.; S 8. s74;se. go,
LlNSkE4' rFfRsfi sSTAkE' & 49, ss' 'l00's0.
ARMSTRONG. Blanche T.: rs, sSo5.41.
STAKE, Anna Laurie, 10, $2e6, 30.
TAskebHOTT' sebHOTT Benj E. and Mary H.. II.
FULTON; Greed W. and Cora B.. Il.
gy0MEEoy; EliesSsss lSsSAsh i"2s g. sa4os7.
MASON, Guy, Sc, S449.79
SQUARE 1941
HUNTSBERRY. Bessie E.. %, $14s46.
SQUARE 1852
5, $184.93.
SQUARE 1853
FAUST. Jennie, 8i2, S224
OGDEN, Bryan K, 815, $l23.32.
SQUARE 1856
DORR Gee W. and Fannie e. 3d. SieS.So:
TUoEE' MHrsGrse - 20. I12A.s4; 80.
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Evening star., 1933-06-04
SALE-SUBURBAN.

MILES FROM WASHINGTON. ACRES
of land, 6-room house and bath. electricity.
horse. piows. VIII sell my equity Of $4,000
for S1,25o. II taken at once: OWNER, R
F; D., No. :; Box 1872 Alexandria. Va Phone
BUNGALOW. AMI; 4 ROOMS AND BATH.
newly refinished throughout; paved street.
nice yard, flowers. garden, fruit, chicken
rum must be seen to appreciate yalpe; easy
Brentwood. Md "
SEE THESE TODAY.
3S2a Goth st. n.e.-i rooms: all brick; on
n.e-5-room bungalow. in excellent condi-
tion, close to everything: S6,43o.
ea-- EFo9DEIDqNEr e 2 s4a. Nr. REALTY NO GO 1908.
LOVELY CORNER HOUSE, ANIL; CHEAP
for quick sale Cal Sunday. Minnesota ave.
and G sts. sc. "
Is ACRES. GOOD DWELLING PLENTY
fruit water at dSoI; on hard iids F8aG; fron Mont
line: 81 500 Address Box 43-M, Star office.
OLD MANSION. CENTER OF HYATTS-
vile; arranged in apartments; rent: loo
month qnd owner OCCUPIES ls[Ee tit apartment pgte
large lots for detached houses; sewer and
water in; real bargain; would consider ex-
change. ME. 6S56; evenings. AID. 1o22l.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! $3.50; $3.50 CASH.
balance s55 month: center-hall plan: de-
tached brick: large Iiving room. open fire.
placss large r99ms bath bat ar and hsf hard dt
S0Sio@ Act TO-DAY Adams 1921.
ARLINGTON. VA.
5 rooms and bath. mi; price, s4.s5o;
bunRalow 3 acres ground. more or less <
miles from the District line price. s., 600.
Sloo cash, balance S25 per month; arm.
bungalow. large lot; price, S1.650. $50 cash,
balance SO per month.
II. B. TERRETT,
pbopa ClaraodoD GoE
Evening star., 1933-06-04
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

5 AND 6 ROOMS AND BATH BUNGA-
lows, for sale or rent; SO SO per month and
up. Phone c. Hgts. 19O-R. 1O4 67th ST. ne.
o ROOMS. . BATHS; ANIL; BUILT-IN
garage: beautiful English design; 1a-acre lot,
large shade trees; overlooking Sligo Branch:
immediate possession; rent, Sos; sale price.
$3.50. 703 Carrolltave., Takoma Park, Md.
POTOMAC, VA.--CLIFFORD ST, R. & B.
modern bung.; garage: S35.50. Md. Park.
new roadway; 8 r. bungalow and r. house
rentals S2d.5n ca. Sell the above, proper
ties at greatly reduced prices and terms
may trade. Res. GE. 61I6.
N. E. RYON CO. 1"1G N. Y. Ave. MA. ZOOS.
ONE AND HALF STORIES. r.. Ell. $500
Bungalow--4 rooms. cleo. bath. -. 2o.50
Bungalow-5 looms. elec.. bath. :. $500
G. p. BICKFORD, Owner Berwyn. Nd.
Phone Berwyn Al. Res. Berwyn EAR.
- ACRE. Or. HOME. ELECTRIC; LOTS
fruit, with milk COW; rent. S3S mo-, option
Of buying; cars and bus to D. c., Vienna,
Va. Phone Falls Church S29-F-41.
FOR COLORED.
Muirkirk. Md. close to BALTIC. and Wash.
piks-5-room nunsslow. cleo, l ae, $50 mo.
Phone Berwyn 40. Res. Bervyn 24-R.
Evening star., 1933-06-04
MOODS

BEAUTIFUL a-ACRE LOTS; WOODS,
stream. electricity. telephone; terms ,,s %
down. 10 per month. Drive out GOOD ROPE
miles on woodward I'd to OAK Manor.
II ACRES IN KENTDALE SECTION NEAR
Potomac, Md, close to State road; hlgh.
S3.300. will subd!vide. Address Box SIM,
Star office
$50 ACRES, ON PAVED STATE ROAD. 26
miles from d c.: 130 acres wood. balance
tiIlable; S.. 400; 5000 cash. SIS mo. ]. w.
ROGERS REALTY CO, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
4I4 ACRES. 1917 MILES D. c. LINE
Prince Georges Co. Nd; beautiful white
oak timbered building site. stream. some
cleared land; y mile to paved highway;
only $50 per acre: S35 cash, balance s. 50
monthly. DI. 4440. After G:3o co. 1S45- .
Evening star., 1933-06-04
WANTFD-ACREAGE.

IN OR NEAR d. C, / TO zoo ACRES; REA-
sonable; give price and location; also advise
1868 CITY P. O.
WE HAVE SEVERAL PURCHASERS FOR
large and small acreage tracts within IL
miles Of downtown price must be at present.
day levels and property on or near good
roads and electricity: will pay cash, LOUIS
I; SHOEMAKER, 1719 K St. NV. National
Evening star., 1933-06-04
MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
s 900 n0- OT

Desirable site on splendid street in
this in-town section; all improvements
Due to economic conditions today's price
is less than lot cost 10 years ago: an ex-
cellent opportunity for a prospective home
builder: terms. NORMAN c. BROWN. In
vestment Bldg. NA Isis
Evening star., 1933-06-04
EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE WE'LL LOCATED SMALL
commercial property. valued at $4,000. for
brick residence in Northwest. II properly
nnanced. may assume small mortgage. NJ.
NATZ WELLER. Standard Oil Bldg.
HIGH-GRADE IMPROVED LOT OFF 10th
st, near an entrance of Rock Creek Park.
for small farm nearby in Virginia. Ad-
dress Box 155-M, Star office.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY CHEVY CHASE
home for clear ground or clear houses. Mr..
FISCHER. DI 1921.
Evening star., 1933-06-04
NEW VIRGINIA HOME.

-Ni>NN iiNN'i-Ni-N iiO-Nii-
Modern detached English type brick and
frame q beautiful rooms tiled bath shower,
cedar-lned closets. real open fireplace. mod
ern kitchen. latest wall paper and electric
fixtures. large front porch. garage, beautiful
lot and shrubbery.
PRICE, $3.50.
Property clear Can be bought with
reasonable down payment and balance
monthly without any renewal To inspect.
drive out Wilson blvd. to Clarendon. Va;
left at monument on Clarendon ave. to the
end OF street, thence left L block to 327
Cloth ave.
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BRICK BUNGALOW.

woodbridge. 22"2 Bunker Hill I'd. ne
Beautiful New England type. 8 rooms. tile
bath. shower. attic. open fireplace. modern
kitchen, brick garage. slate roof, copper
cutters. weatherstripped screened. bright
cellar large lot: Open. Out r; l. ave: TO
rd. right to home.
Evening star., 1933-06-04
RENT-WAREHOUSES.
WANTED-INyEsTMENT PROP

WANTED-INVESTMEN PROPERTIES FOR
sale or exchange; give full information as
10 price: terms and trusts. Address Box
@66-M. Star Office =
Evening star., 1933-06-04
WANTFD-LOTS.
SALE-ACREAGE.

WANTED LOTS. ACRE GROUND. NEARBY
Maryiand, reasonable terms. Address Box
4O-J Star Office.
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$3.50 CASH
For Tourist-Md. Ave. NE.

Opposite new Library. Kennedy-built col.
brick; . ms; modern; new gas stove, nice
cellar. sta. tubs, new hot-water heater; price
reduced $1,000; agents Office ! block To
inspect call IL G434. VIM N. PRESGRAVES
& CO.. 403 sth st. ne
Evening star., 1933-06-04
2sI6 MILITARY RD.-CHEvY CHASE. D. C.

Sl6,50O.
Artistic old English studio home. contain
ing most unusual studio living room: a frst-
floor bed room and bath. two very large bed
rooms and bath second floor; daylight
recreation room that is most charming: oil
burner, elec. refrigeration. Gear garage:
beautifully furnished.
All OF the above homes are open all day
Sunday and to 9 pm. week DAYS.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC,
Realtors
Evening star., 1933-06-04
WHY PAY RENT?

Small down payment and $3.50 a month
pays for lovely new Colonial home.
O\I Y 81 40
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Restricted northwest location; near cars.
school and stores; coZy rooms. lovely bath,
latest complete kitchen. recreation room with
paneled walls. porcheS. garage
Phone Ma. 4SSG: ewes. co S6n5.
Evening star., 1933-06-04

LOOK! CHEAPi 4 BED ROOMS. l ROOM
with sink and gas; s rooms; frame; rooms
to each floor; tile bath place for bath LIST
floor; h.-w h., oak floors and trim; could be
made into 2-family fat. private at smai! nal
expense: paved street; priced now at S5,5ou
some cash. balance easy Drive out Georgia
ave to fire engine house at Silver Spring,
Md. and turn east to Grove ST. then 70
Sll3 Grove ST; consider trade or lot for
down payment: open. GE. 53s6.
Evening star., 1933-06-04

S4.750-1-ROOM BUNGALOW. ANIL: AT
tractiye landscapng: low initial payment.
balance S35 month; exchange considered.
(T,arendon 1504
Evening star., 1933-06-04

Ia A.. BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME. ON MAIN
highway; ali modern 8 large rooms, $4,000.
II a.. on highway S1.1n0; easy terms
a. highway. 6-r. home at Vienna, S2'Soo'
terms. Phone THOS. TERRY, Falls ChuTch'
S9q-F-4l
Evening star., 1933-06-04

Ii3 CARROLL AVE. HYATTSvILLE-FIyE
room and bath. ami. bungalow; glassed-ll %
porch. shrubbery and trees; near bus. SchoolS
and State highway: $3.50; $3.50 cash, $50
month Greenwood 1919.
Evening star., 1933-06-04
SALE-SUBURBAN.

SALE-SUBURBAN.
MODERN GROOM BATH. GARAGE. GAR
den, shade and fruit trees, strawberry beds;
nearby Nd; lot 50X@00: $3.50, terms, OF
will rent at $3.50 month. Also cabin 'and
garden lot. Only $1,000. Phone Adams
S55S after g. or write owner, p o. Box l64,
Pa. Ave. Sta. D. C.
LARGE LISTING SUBURBAN HOMES,
farms. rent. sale. ROBERT Z. LOHR. 81
Cedar St.. Takoma Park. GE. 0ss1.
A REAL GENTLEAiANS COUNTRY HOME
BY reason OF q recent foreclosure OF one
OF the finest and most modern country homes
IN Southern Maryland, PRINCE Georges
County, we are authorized - sell this mag
niticent estate for less than one-third OF the
| initial cost
| The property consists OF about Il acres,
! rirht on State highway. about - miles
from d. c. II has large, modern S-room
snd bath residence with hot-Wa'er heat.
electricity. gas for cooking. Also 5-room
/ servants house, new barn, power house,
poultry house. circular metal corn crib. 900
/ II. artesian spring p!ped direct TO the house,
orchard. various fruit trees. grapes. ETC.
/ attractive Shubbery surrounding house.
This entire property can be purchased for
! the amazingly low price of $500 cash. II
settled before June %. Will be glad to
show you this property any time by ap-
'' DIXIE REALTY COMPANY,
sunday. ro.omse aFi2.
Evening star., 1933-06-04

BEAUTIFUL ACRE AND HOME
REDUCED S1O.OOO-Sl1,5 500.
Groom, alI-modern Colonial home; great
ss5 Eor 0sTs'n sn eTe cali DIstrct
evenings. Clarendon 1S3-J-2
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
Well located. IN excellent residential section
Of Falls Church. Va. with space for lawn
and garden; close to stores, transportatiton t
TO S40o: $50 cash. $40 per month; will
landscape dwelling II started within so
days
NJ. F. CHURCH.
Established-1sS6.
Phone Falls Church. Va. 80.
VIRGINIA HOME BARGAINS
5-room modern bungalow. Alcove Heights
rec0nditioned' E39c s56%TtGms 5ocf!iqn lot 'o@'l
s-room semi-bungalow. rehnished like
new; large lot ts52%,x53H1erms G2,x33l31
5ansaSw See VERY attrsafT.
'OO S415o-Terms.
For further Information and appointment
to REAL ia shfff ffLE qHeS9RI coRpoRHTioN OWNERS.
Walnut sS44 or Clarendon AZ.
LET US SHOW YOU OUR BARGAIN LIST.
5-r. bungalow In beautiful Woodside. Lot
containing 1000 So. It; shade and shrub
berry Of eyer descripti0n Is fine garden ga
! Takoma D. C. C.-Beautiful 5-r. & b, bun,
galow. garage. trees, shrubbery. Splendid
'''f From ON 500 to $500. s-r, b,
modern houSe, on terms.
ROBERT E LOHR,
3ll Cedar St. Takoma Park. GE 0SSl.
Beautiful TakOma Park.
II 95o-Cozy California brown shingled
bungalow. Just redecorated inside and out:
| lovely. living room with, open fireplace and
cheerful dining room. pleasant kitchen and
pantry, two bed rooms and irclosed sleep
| ing porch also attic and garage. beautiful
shade trees; lot 50x150. Small cash pay
ment and S45 a month will make this little
| home your own. Give the kiddies home
| instead of an apartment to live in. Do not
wait on this
MAUDE H. LAWRY,
Az
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LOW PRICI.-TERNS.
NEW NORTH PETWCRTH HOME.
A oelightful new. all-brick home
in one Of best Northwest sections.
Concrete front porch. large rear
yard. rooms. baths. recreation
room. sleeping porch. garage. Most
complete row house IN Washington
at the price. Please phone CLeye-
land 1GiA
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CLARENDON. Va-BUY FROM OWNER, i
r & b.. ami, tile bungalow, corner lot BUS
mess location Price low terms reasonabl e
or will consider clear lot as first payment
Call Metropolitan a3l0. Mr. PETTY.
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sd2ndr oh Rn9a ter cear {n
or larger house, Sc, D. c. or Md. Lincoln
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CORNER LOT, BRANDON VILLAGE. VA
Also corner lot Riverdale Heights, Md;
burban bungalow; prefer Silver Spring
others considered. Address Box 2l1-M.
Star Office
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

TAKOMA PARK. MD. 30s CEDAR AVE
New Groom. brick bungalow. nice large
rooms. concealed radiation. vapor heat: steel
sash windows. plate glass; hardwood floors
throughout, open fireplace. tile bath. ped
estal lavatory. built-in tub. double garage.
ba asement under entire building; lot 50xl5u.
Price. $4,000: $1,000 cash, balance to suit.
& pApOT. Shepherd 2J.3
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In This Section.
Goth and Shepherd Sts. NE.
Only $3.50.
Detached. all brick: large, light rooms
and . baths breakfast room, Frigidaire;
lot As by 100. with built-in garage.
Drive out Bunker Hill I'd ne. to 20th
st. and turn y square south. or out r. l.
ave. ne to goth ST., thence north to houses.
These are the cheapest houses ever offered
in this section. Open and lighted every
evening. Representative on premises be-
tween and $50 pm.
H. X. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
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LEE HIGHWAY-MoDERN COLONIAL. :
rooms, sun parlor 1SXl0, ! acre wooded lot
Reduced 70 S6.S5O. OWNER. Vienna 80.
S2,750-4-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW
for sale by mortgage company in one OF
the best residential sections OF Takoma. with
more than quarter of an acre beautiful
grounds. House needs repairs. Call GA.
1901.
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WILL TRADE GOOD CLEAR PROPERTY
for diamonds Address Box 24SM. Star
office.
COLONIAL-TYPE SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
-Hot-Water heat. weather-stripped; brick
garage; all in splendid condition. in good
location; lot 33x100: will consider bunga-
low in nearby suburbs in trade. Address
Box TASK. Star Office.
TRADES MATCHED UP QUICKLY.
W. B. PICHLER, CL. 616O.
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JUST OFF NORTH CAPITOL ST.

Excellent condition. Price very low 70
Immediate sale. Vacant. Possession Will
deposit.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EXTRA LARGE BUNGALOW NEAR BOULE-
ward in Hyattsville; every known modern
convenience; on large corner lot. Address
Box 251-M. Star Office. %
ASHEVILLE. SUBURBAN, LARGE, NEW.
Colonial, ami, 90 acres, private roads.
orchard, additional farm house and build
tngs provides complete living without work.
ing: retire where Summers are cool. Winters
moderate; exchange Washington residential.
Address Box GIL. Star office.
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5-ROOM BUNGALOW 5 ACRES, ON GOOD
road, 90 minutes from washington: price
S3.s5O; terms. Phone Falls Church. Va, 80.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL
home for best offer. rooms. porches. sleep
ing porch. ami. 2-car sarage; - acre
large shade trees. variety OF fruit. berries
1 Kenilworth Drive, North Chevy Chase, Nd