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Evening star., 1933-09-03

rer's opening bidding for all future
Occasions.
At its strongest it is made on q hand
just short OF the requirements for a
response Of two no trumps or three in
partners suit-both forcing for game
unless opener has bid psychic.
There is quite wide range between
these two extremes. and that is why
the installment principle is invoked.
Opener must assume that you have only
about a minimum responding hand
when he hears your minimum raise.
If he feels justified in rebidding. your
next bid must complete the message by
passing, inviting a continuance or con-
tracing for game yourself without
seeking a further rebid or decision
from the opener.
Opponent on Right Overcalks.
An overcall is frequently very helpful
to the partner of the original bidder.
If he does raise over this overcall. he
definitely announces much more than
chance-giving supporting hand. The
opponent has given the chance by keep
ing the bidding open and permitting
the opener to rebid even if the re-
sponder passes the overcall Conse-
quently a raise over an overcall is a
definite constructive bid urging the
opener to rebid if he has any value or
distributional factors in reserve. To
overcall an overcall. you should have
very nearly enough to justify a forcing
raise to three in the event that the
opponent had passed If the bidding
goes one spade by your partner. two
hearts by the enemy, two spades by
you. your message is: Had this oppo-
nent passed, it is close whether would
have bid three spades for you. Even
if you have a minimum opening bid,
two spades is an unbeatable contract.
three spades is in very little doubt.
With anything in reserve over your
opening bid, rebid your hand, as we
should have a fine chance for game.
If in doubt as to our best ultimate game
contract. make the most informative
rebid that you can, and let me make
this decision If able to make this
decision yourself, do So" Sometimes
three no trumps is a better contract
than four spades, even on this bidding
where the spades are known to fit.
The overcall may have been made on q
weak long suit which responder or
opener can stop twice. the defense rely
ing on high cards which will take the
same tricks against either spades or no
trumps. but cannot promote lower cards
to embarrass a no-trump contract.
Copyright 1881
Mr. Sims will answer all inquiries on
contract that are addressed to this news.
paper with self-addressed, stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1933-09-03

custodian OF property. Mrs. Julia West
Hamilton. James E. Walker Unit. No.
%; color bearers. Mrs. Bodkin Of Sergt.
Jasper Unit, No. l3. and Mrs. Chrisman
| of Vincent B. Costello Unit, No. Is.
The retiring department president. Mrs.
Marie E. Dyer, will be the national
executive committeeWoman for the COM
ing year, and the department presi-
dent. Mrs. O'Connor, will be her al
ternate.
The new department president was
presented with a gavel, the gift of her
unit, the presentation being made by
Miss Ethel Hodges. retiring department
vice president. Mrs. OConnor also re-
ceived many floral gifts. The retiring
national executive committeewoman,
Mrs. Joseph H Minis, was presented
with a past national executive commit
| teewoman's ribbon. the gift Of her unit,
Victory. No. 4. the presentation being
made by Mrs. Mary K. Killeen, presi-
dent of the George E. Killeen Unit.
Mrs. Dyer was presented with past
presidents jewel by the Department of
the District of Columbia, the presenta-
ton being made by Mrs. Marion Mar
tin, retiring department vice president.
Mrs. Dyer also received many gifts from
friends and the units. Mrs. Dyer pre-
sented each of her department officers
with a corsarge Of roses
The newly elected officers were In.
stalled by the national vice president,
Mrs Schall, and will take office imme-
diately following the national conven-
ton.
Mrs Dyer called the session to order.
Mrs. Schall was the guest Of the de-
partment She gave a talk outlining
the work done by the American Legion
AIryi1iar1- TiIIripn 10 r.
dresses also were made by Department
Vice Comdr. William A. Kehoe. repre-
Senting the department commander:
Edward Marthill. alternate to the ma
tional executive committeeman. Depart
ment of the District of Columbia, the
American Legion, and Comdr. Paul
McMurray. Sergt. Jasper Post. No. l3,
the American Legion The Star
Spangled Banner" was sung by Mrs.
Estelle Hunt Dean; two selections. MY
Old Kentucky Home" in honor of the
national president of the American Le-
gion Auxiliary. and Love Sends Little
partment chairman OF music. Mrs. Elsie
Hart.
Reports were given by the depart
ment chairmen. showing the vast
amount of work done by the depart
ment during the past year. A doll rep
resenting Gov Sheppard" was dressed
by Mrs. Jennie Knight. past president
OF the Henry c. Spengler Unit. No. IL.
and presented as a part of the Fidac
program of that unit. This doll will
be sent to the national convention and
entered in the national Fdac doll COM
petition.
A resolution was unanimously adopted
by the convention opposing the recogni-
ton of Soviet Russia. A resolution also
was unanimously adopted expressing the
appreciation by the Department of the
District of Columbia of the work Of the
retiring department president, Mrs.
Dyer.
The Minis membership trophy was
awarded to the George E. Killeen Unit,
No. 25. Honorable mention for out
standing unit activities was given to
Victory Unit, No. 4; James Reese Unit,
No. S. and Henry c. Spengler Unit. No.
II. Honorable mention for the Fidac
program was given to Henry c. Spensler
Unit, No. II.
Evening star., 1933-09-03


and Of your own later rebids. At times
you must, under the Sims system, vir-
tually bid your partners hand for him
That is not the case here, however.
Your role is subsidiary. since You can
only make minimum response, and it
is evident that the opening bidder must
continue In control of the bidding
Realizing this, it is your duty to guide
him in the mild manner permitted by
your weak hand. rather than to
prophesy the tricktaking power of your
hand considered apart from his
What Is Range of Response?
At its weakest. the minimum raise
is merely chance-giving response to
keep the bidding open for your partner
in case he has very powerful hand
little short of an original bid of more
than one and anyhow strong enough to
force on the next round. You are
protecting the regularity of your part
Evening star., 1933-09-03

" 4Ao W. wv 90
sponders let the
openers rebidding
procedure be dis
cussed in its proper
place where we ex-
pect it."
l Plead Guilty.
I did Just this
but l did it on pur-
pose. because I
want YOU to bid 26
cards, not just the
13 in frcnt of you.
AT all times con-
slider your response.
not only in the
light of your own
cards, but also in
expectation of the
next move your
mariner NAV mako
Evening star., 1933-09-03
CALVERT BEACH,

Gem OF the Bay.
"A REFINED FAMILY COLONY
W. are glad to report that the storm did
US more good than harm, Thousands OF
tons of sand were washed on the beach,
greatly widening 1t. and no damage was done
to the cottages
Our lot prices are very low, terms are
easy Large lots II block from water S
edge. less than $500; others in proportion.
number of choice double lots for 500.
Now is the time to buy for home or invest
ment before imitation drives prices up, Why
shaded, and make. start toward better
health and happy davs?
FREE PICNIC GROVE
Go through Marlboro to Solomons rd !;
follow Solomons I'd. through Prince Frederick
to Calvert Beach property, which faces
Solomons I'd: A miles from D. c. line.
Evening star., 1933-09-03
II y. 4NO|HhENDs
Capon Bridge. W. V.
e New Farm Cata1oC

Strout's New Farm Catalog
$40 acres; lake view; high land: crossed
by trout brooks: valuable wood 1000
tree sugar orchard. 100 apples. smooth
dss' grsnd Views Spacin1s harm aIu Ased
owners price. s. 800; easy terms. Hay. 15
bu. potatoes. stovewood. machinery. vehicles;
sap equipment included If taken soon: pic
gains Free STROUT AGENCY. 1421 N,
Land Title Bldg. Phila.. Pa.
Evening star., 1933-09-03
THE BEST BUY ANYWHERE
TOnAN

No. . Cape Code type home-built of
shnters bed 1oom, sn soofed tie
BATH shower. . lavatories. wood burning
fireplace; model kitchen. Frigidaire elec.
IAN CLOCK, built-in garage; lot 5Oxl10 beau
tiful shade trees. natural setting, good ele-
vatlon; ami. S5,450; modest cash pay
ment. $40 monthly includes principal and
interest. Phone Mr.. LEWIS. owner. WEST
2l9"' from $50 am. TO pm. CO. 1913
Evening star., 1933-09-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY DELIVERED IN VDIATELY.
sloo-Pay SI-nowk s5ol-ray s2.50 wk,
S3OO-Pay $50 wk Sl.0OO-Pay 81. so wk
BILDMAN CO. 3l9 Bond Bldg MA .4a0.
d. INTEREST FIFTEEN YEARS TO RE-
PAY AT EIGHT DOLLARS PER THOU
SAND PER MONTH. INCLUDING INTER
EST SMALL CHARGE AND NO RE-
NEWAL COMMISSIONS. LOAN NOT OVER
60tc FAIR APPRAISAL. OWNER -OCCU-
PIED DETACHED HOMES ONLY. WASH
INGTON AND NEARBY TERRITORY. AD-
DRESS BOX 31S-A. STAR OFFICE
SEE ME FIRST-lst, 2no AND 3rd TRUSTS
No red tape. quick service: reasonable
5000. rpy. S1.5O wk $500. rpy 81 so wk
$500. -py. $3.50 wk 5000. rpy. S4.50 VIZ
Sl.500 rpy. $50 wk $4,000. rpy. $1,000 wk
$500. rpy. $3.50 wk $4,000, rpy. $500 wk
$500. rpy. SIT so wk S4. 900. rpy. $1,000 wk
Above payments include principle and IN
terest and can be arranged mon hly and
bi-monthly. DR. A. HENRY. INC, 1919 Eye
st. NV twhere Eye meets N. y. ave).
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Conquering Contract
BY P. HAL SIMS

Mr.. Sims is universally acclaimed the
greatest living contract and auction
player. He pas captain OF the renowned
-Four Horsemen" team, r,o1U diSbanded,
and has ,Don "a national championships
since 1924. These articles are based on
the Sims system, Uhich includes the
one-over-one principle phich the Sims
group OF players uas the first to employ
and deuelop
Evening star., 1933-09-03
MIR THRIFTY BUYER

II you've been looking for a new 2-story,
3-bed-room home. with large living and
dining rooms at 5-room bungalow price
here's your opportunity. 6 spacious rooms
completely tiled bath, ell other conveniences
We. hesitate to publish price. so drive out
and get particulars. LOCATED at 100 Wash
inston ave, Waverly Hills. Va. Drive over
Key Bridge. out Lee Highway through
Cherrydale. see sign and turn left or south
at Parker ave-. follow arrows 4 squares to
property.
T. J. BRUMBACK.
Clarendon, Va. Walnut 1921.
Evening star., 1933-09-03
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW

N1-N DNINN DC MY NLON.
Have Just completed a modern bunsalow,
corner Goth and Randolph ne. that you
thing you are looking for. Large rooms.
built-in garage, fireplace. beautiful fixtures;
ras SIS per month Not6ns like
in Northeast. Open and lighted till 9:3O
pm. Sunday and each evening next week
Apply to TOLSON. KEMP NIX owners
and builders, 2314 R. I. ave. ne. DECATUR
Evening star., 1933-09-03
Like an Old Violin
Found in an Attic
Worth Thousands

Worth thousands
A Real Antique-ColoniaI Stone
Homestead Built in Year 1871
In Heart Of the "Horse-and- Hound"
Region. Near Fabulously Valuable
Estates OF Millionaire SportSmen
Just 10 years following the close
OF the American Revolution, when
the British Army at Yorktown-in
the year Of 1871. to be eXact-there
came to these parts one Of the Peers
OF 0d sneland seesins esadn ,or in new
peace. After searching near and far
for an estate setting that might be
comparable to Welsh Valley. he
same year erected the picturesque
stone house barn and mill which in
the one and half centuries since
have become q historic landmark of
the famous Loudoun County country
In that far-away Colonial day
when hand work was slave work,
wood burned, home-burned lime NOR
planking handwhipped iron hinges
and locks handforged. And there
unmarried craftsmanship put into
the raising of a landlords dwelling.
So. that with the wearing OF time
and the NEGLECT of the years. through
mains OF this rare old estate the
solid Colonial stone main building
intact and still standing. unmarried
by modernity. the same as 4? years
ago 2-Story and ga BILE attic
structure. which was first opened
about the time that the new Con-
stitution went into effect while
GEORGE WASHINGTON was still
serving his first term as President
of the newly formed United States
and in the same year that ALEX
ANDER HAMILTON in 11al per
frst Bank Of the United States in
Philadelphia.
. Here. too. is the big 2-story barn.
likewise built of solid stone-ad admir-
Nearby also stands the one building
partially DESTROYED by fire-the pic
turesque, Old Mill the stone walls
of which are still standing. solid
betokenng to stranger the enduring
Revolutionary Landmark that it is.
Naturally, some restoration is req
the solidly built and livable work of
architecture. affording a prdeful
proprietor having appreciation for
Older oIdsn things ssrsr, rare subject for
Like a just-discovered rare old
Stradivarius. worth thousands, this
ancient estate, now almost $50 years
old represents real "flnd''-just
such a place as offers incompatible ap-
peal to any prospective estate pro-
prietor who can properly evaluate
an historical background of rare
heritage and prestige.
Located within 10 minutes ride
of 'Foxcroft' in the heart Of one
Hound" regions in the world, and
playground Of American rich
literally adjacent = millionaire
estates of fabulous pMe-with suf-
ficient land for es-.f- purposes, this
is one of those very unusual places
where pride of possession should be
very great and immediate acquisi-
tion found desirable.
Modest in Price-for All Cash
Send for Complete Information
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC.
Estate Caterers to the WeH-to-Do
Exclusive Agents-No Brokers
Clarendon Trust Bldg. Clarendon. Va.
Evening star., 1933-09-03
Beautiful Takoma Park.

Beautiful I akOma Park.
S6,s5O-Small cash payment and only $40
q month. covering all interest and prin-
cinal will make this lovely bungalow of r
rooms your home. 1t has spacious front
porch. living room with open fireplace and
French doors leading into the library or
bed rooms. inclosed sleeping porch. screened
breakfast porch. convenient kitchen. garage;
well located. Why rent? Do not wait. Last
Sundays bargain was sold on Sunday.
MAUDE H. LAWRY
6H 2546, 2l3 Cedar Ave.
Evening star., 1933-09-03
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY

Mrs Edythe NJ O'Connor of Sergt.
Jasper Unit. No. 13. was elected de-
partment president of the District of
Columbia Department. American Legion
Auxiliary. at the eighth annual con-
vention in session Monday and Tuesday
nights at the District Chapter House,
American RED Cross, 1870 E street.
Other officers elected were: Vice
presidents, Miss NJ Edna Mcintosh.
Victory Unit, No 4: Mrs May D. Light
foot. Henry c. Spengler Unit. No. II,
and Mrs. Gregory Cipriani. Vincent B
Costello Unit, No. Is; chaplain Mrs.
Mae Lovelace. Kenneth H Nash Unit,
No. 8; historian. Mrs Julia Brown.
James Reese Europe Unit. No. 5; SER
geant at arms. Mrs. Rose Simonds.
Stephen P. MacGroarty Unit, No 81;
Evening star., 1933-09-03
ARMY NEWS

The board Of officers, appointed In
the War Department to investigate the
subject of flight pay, will shortly render
report to the Secretary of War for
transmission to the President. The
board is composed of Maj Gen. Robert
E. Callan, assistant chief of staff, Ga;
Brig. Gen. Charles E. Kilborne. assist
ant chief of staff, War Plans Division,
and Brig. Gen. Oscar Westover, assist
ant chief of Air Corps. The Navy De-
partment is standing on the report sub
mitted to the Secretary of the Navy on
May 2, by board consisting Of Rear
Admiral A. w. johnson, U. S. N: Capt.
A. B. Cook, U. S. N. and Lieut. Comdr
A. c. Davis, U. S. N. The Navy Board
recommended that the IS per cent cut.
required under the economy act Of
March 2, 1888. should not be exceeded.
Maj. Serene E. Brett. Infantry, who
has been on almost continuous duty at
Fort Benning practically since the close
OF the World War, and Maj. Stephen G.
Henry. whose last term of duty at the
Infantry School began in 1882. have
reached this city. Maj. Brett will be-
come student at the Army Industrial
College and Maj. Henry student at
the Army War College.
Capt. Thomas K. Vincent has beeD
detailed as member Of a joint Army
and Navy Board for the purpose of con-
sidering specifications for the manufac-
ture and test of gun forgings. Army
officers arriving in the District and their
new duties at the War Department in
clude Capt. Thomas D. Stamps. ofice
of the Chief Of Engineers and Capt.
James E. Wharton, Adjutant Generals
Office.
Evening star., 1933-09-03
SALE-SUBURBAN.


is MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN WASH
irgton. 7-room modern bungalow 3 acres;
4 T-10 miles from Highway Bridge; CO.
lumbia pike. Box 3;i-A, Arlington Co. Va.
Evening star., 1933-09-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A :}-BED-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE IN
the country near Washington; reasonable
rent. Address Box 145-A. Star office.
WANTED FOR CASH CLIENT. VICINITY
of Rosemont Va. good residence, 6 rooms.
modernized H. B. MITCHELL Herndon. Va:
SMALL ACREAGE: OR 8 R. HOUSE:
poultry house: within 90 miles; fixed income;
monthly payments: no money down: will inn
prove property. Address Box 165-A. star
ofice.
4-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. UNFUR-
nished. with garage; not over S35 per mo-;
close in. Address Box 211-A. Star once.
APARTMENT. 3 OR 4 ROOMS, PREFER
ably furnished. Phone Clarendon SO5-J.
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WOMAN DESIRES
to rent home of 3 acres improved with un-
usually attractive modern 1-room mouse;
servants quarters. 2-car garage, splendid
garden. fruit and shade trees: go minutes 70
city; reasonable rental. or can board owner
as part payment Address Box 1s4-A. Star
Office
Evening star., 1933-09-03
The Minimum Raise.

A FTER reading yesterdays article,
~ you may well have said. Sims
"A does not stick TO the point. He
4 \ started out to tell us what We
need to give our partners a
minimum raise in their suit. and all
he did was to write about what the
partner would think and do after We
had given that raise. We want to know
Evening star., 1933-09-03
LABOR DAY BARGAINS

LABOR DAY BARGAINS.
See them: get barsain 1906 14th st. ne
rooms new 1rek 2sa7 YSst
26o5 Brentwood rd ne
GARRETT PARK: MD. MONMOUTH AVE.
bath, ami. elec. refrigerator; new house
iaEy snaseapsd % mssplfssns ei@s fa!e dssht- Sina
30 minutes from downtown. Drive out Wise
ave: ave: turn right at Georgetown Preparatory.
Saturday sfternoon Sunday, Labor day and
evenings. Phone WI. 4549.
BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS. BATH, 1la-STORY
Sarae,r SSaraase j.. - acres good wooded home; on
trcity: $1,000. terms. JOSEPH TRAVERS,
R. F. D., Franconia Delivery. Alexandria va.
MoDEsT-PRIcED WOODED HOME SITES.
Part part; GOOD roads; @5 minutes Union sta
line % from Wsshlngton Monument mieS IN air
civil War fort site. overlooking Wash
ington; exclusive home site or for colony
acres acres; on haTd- surfaced road: ss minutes
GEO. E. GARRETT.
325 E. Raymond Ave.
Alexandria. Va. So
10th AND MD-6-ROOM HOUSE ANIL:
to quick buyer. -
ss' sds 81 sESs ISsS 53' CO. pm"
Phone Kensington 1872: night. WI 2333.
LOOKS .O00-NEW
:, Bunsalow; 3 large rooms. half-tiled bath.
VIII, finished attic, concrete cellar; built
IN two.car garage, large lot; paved street
a1s comsf 60 Manot Ra Red Drive
out Bladensburg I'd. to second paved street
WOODBRIDGE. DC
Open Daily Until PM
bunsalow YOU! have, been waiting for; large
recreation room. in addition to regular
,r;s5o sso9 ssth St n.ea.A perfectly finished
kelyinator end sarage.
spss,! S5fSsH f. asi; saSs payment
HIGHLAND PARK. VA
New, New 3,bed.room bedroom house for S6.1oo; other
group Of isSr q these dsiishtiaI ihHS homes 81
Lee Hishway to Berkshire St. turn left to to
"Fno.', 'so1 DsTs, s HocE 5easn jR il houses
NACANT-OPEN
s@5 Rheem ave, Hyattsvile Hills. Md
Close to, . blvds;; extra big wooded lot;
r, ana b: nearly new; bungalow; ami:
$3.50; $500 cash and S45 mo Mr.. Dor
ssey, 9ol Edmondston rd. Greenwood 2l35
N E. RYON CO. 1915 N. Y. ave.
CLARENDON. VA.
s. r, gas, elec~ city water. h.,wh, nice
ance. $50 mo
r. gas. bath cellar. heat. city water.
launorY tubs. . extra rooms can be made
in large foored attic Price. S4 200: 5000
down balance. S35 mo.
Once open Sunday afternoon and Labor
day.
JCDSON RFANE.
Is N. Clarendon Ave. Clarendon. Va
Telephone Clarendon 1892; evenings. 1923
WOODBRIDGE. d. {.
3155 Monroe st--e large rooms. bath
breakfast nook. large porches, garage: bar
gain; easy terms. F. SONNEMAN Builder.
INFORMAL NOTICE TO OUR
MANY CORRESPONDENTS.
In order to obviate possible intrusion
upon the new proprietor who has acquired
and taken possession Of the choice l0-acre
Blue Ridge estate which We recently Of
fered. we take this means of informing the
scores Of prospective owners that this prop
erty is closed to further inspection Sold
IN exactly 3 days following release for pub
lie inspection)
ROBERT s. HANSEL. INC.
Estate Specialists OF "Horse-and-Hound"
REGION
Evening star., 1933-09-03
SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

5-RooM MODERN BUNGALOW IN RIVER
Gale Heights. 100000: sell on small casn
payment and easy monthly payments No oi
J A. DORSEY Beltsville Md.
Evening star., 1933-09-03
SALE-LOTS.

SALE-LOTS.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED HOME SITES BoR-
dering on Rock Creek Park improvements
in. Prices right MA. 1850. GE. 1871.
LOT. so BY I25: HIGH ELEVATION.
Nearby Virginia.
Address Box 363-A. Star once.
rR r "a" sHlDING sH ;n,nNoe1ts mS. CHEvd
second trust to home builders: brokers' at
tention. FULTON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye
SIS CASH. So MONTH: $500 NEARBY
Md; choice building sites. on high ground
not affected by recent rains: elec.. water.
trees concrete road. school. stores. churches
and bus. j. RIDLEY SHIELDS. Owner
907 18th ST ME. 1915. Hyatts. fs6-M.
SILVER SPRING MD-WnL SACRIFICE
81 600 lot for $500 cash to quick buyer
Address Box 22.A Star office.
Evening star., 1933-09-03
WOODBRIDGE. DC.

Open Daily Until 9 PM
1900 Taylor St n.e.-The large brick
bungalow you have been waiting for; large
concrete porch. built-in garage and colorful
recreation room. in addition to regular
features
3509, 26th st. n.e..-A perfectly finished
prick home on floors; complete with
kelvinator and garage.
Special discount for large cash payment
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
N317 R I Ave N E North Hon9
Evening star., 1933-09-03

SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
THREE-APT. BLDG RENTED so EACH;
Just of E. Capitol st $3.50. 1s 10th
So ne Trade
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MONEY TO LOAN.

CONTRACTS FINANCED: CASH ADVANCED
on Government orders; secured installment
notes purchased. Room 1017. Denrike Bldg.
QUICK MONEY ON AUTOS CONFIDEN-
tial ODen Sunday and evenings s pm.
SINCLAIR. Gas Md. Ave. e. Ii OTIS. 26'
PERSONAL LOANS PROCURED
ALVIN KRAFT. 1891 G NV Ma 6s1s
Easy PaymentS-Strictly Confidential
Evening star., 1933-09-03

Trees in Bible.
Trees are mentioned more oftp than
flowers In the Bible.
Evening star., 1933-09-03

Best Values Ever Offered.
Two Lovely Virginia Homes.
Two Staufter Sturdy Built Homes near
completon-15 minutes from White House
IN Waycroft. Va, one block from the New
Memorial drive. No. ! brick home: bed
rooms sewing room or nursery. 2 baths with
showers. wood burning fireplace: basement
recreation room. I6x2S-toilet. wood-burn-
ing nreplace: model kitchen. Frigidaire. elec
rage; lot 50xlIo. beautiful shade trees. ma
tural setting. good elevation: gas. elec.
sewer. city water. h.-w.h, screens. hard
wood floors. metal weather stripping ami.
Price; So 750. Modest cash payment. S45
monthly includes principal and interest.
Evening star., 1933-09-03

HIGHLAND PARK. VA
New 3-bedroom house for $4,000; other
unusual features Just completed two OF
group Of four OF these delightful homes
5000 to S6.3hO - baths in this one)
wooded lots. $50 up Drive our and see
them: 90 minutes from town Drive out
Lee Highway. to Berkshire st. turn left tc
Memorial Drive, left again 10 houses
w. S HOGE. JR..
1927 ST. NV DI $3.50.
Evening star., 1933-09-03
AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS.
AUTO LOANS PROCURED
QUICK ACTION. NO RED TAPE
939 N. Y. Ave. NV. Ma. 3SO4, 1906.
Loans Procured on Autos.
Reasonably and Ccnfidentially
UNITED BROKERAGE CO,
e43 N. Y. Ave. tCor 10TH. Ma 5555.
NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO.. 9o3 N. Y. AVE. NV
Evening star., 1933-09-03
SALE-SUBURBAN,
Best Values Ever Offered.

ginia; sacrifice for quick sale; subdivision
q, home sites; several lots opposite Lyon
Village. Phone OWNER. Walnut Digs. =