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Evening star., 1934-09-12

@. In what year did Upton Sinclair
establish colony in New jersey
e. G.
A. The Helicon Home Colony was
founded in 1905 by Mr.. Sinclair at
Englewood, N. ].
Evening star., 1934-09-12

@. Why are Germans and Swedes
called squareheads?-C. P. P.
A. The term was originally a sea-
faring expression, and is probably
due to the square shape Of the Teu-
tonic skull, often accentuated by
cloSe-cropped hair.
Evening star., 1934-01-14

Living Room Suites
Karpen Living Room Suites in green and
in a figured rust upholstery, two pieces; ST 30
formerly $l69; w................... 1AI
l Rust and Gold Karpen Living Room Suite of two
stylishly designed pieces; in the January ST 20
Clearance at .......................... ~
l Two-pece Karpen Living Room Suite in a beauti-
full figured Rust tapestry sofa and arm $40
cnalr at u ~ -
l Karpen Two-piece Suite with pilow-back
s.s chair; sofa #. has attractive shaped back; sos
Evening star., 1934-01-14
1000, 900 ANNUALLY
VISIT SMITHSONIAN
Secretary of Institution Reports
Most of Them Children in
Talk Over WRC.

Approximately 100000 persons.
mostly school children, visit the Smith
sonian Institution each year, DR..
Charles G. Abbot, secretary Of the in
stitution, said last night in a radio talk
over WRC during the Washington Com
munity Forum period
About the same number visit the
National Geological Park here, which
is under supervision of the Smithso-
nian Institution, DR.. Abbot stated.
Collections of the institution are val
ued at $3.50 100000 and probably one
third are privately owned. he said. The
remainder are the property Of the Gov
ernment Smithsonian officials answer
about 10000 letters annually in an effort
to aid citizens in their quest for knowl-
edge on scientific subjects.
The Civil Works Administration re-
Gently assigned 200 workers to Smith
sonian Institution projects here, DR..
Abbot told his audience, while thou
sands of other Civil Works Administra-
ton workers have been given employ
ment on archaeological excavation at
field stations.
DR. Abbot was introduced by Elwood
Street, director of the Community
Chest.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
"M0NTH'S MIND" MASS
TO BE HELD FOR PRIEST
Will Be Celebrated Thursday for
the Late Father Francis
Cavanagh.

Miss Grace Sprucebank, grand re-
gent Of District Court, No. 212. Cath
olic Daughters of America, has request
ed all members of the organization to
attend "month's-mind" mass for Rev
Francis x. Cavanagh, who was killed
in an automobile accident at Eleventh
and I streets southeast on December 18.
The mass, Miss Sprucebank an
nounced, will be celebrated in St. Mar
tins Church, North Capitol and T
streets, at Z am. Thursday. Father
Cavanagh was chaplain of the court.
Miss Sprucebank also announced the
courts annual vesper service will be
held in St Pauls Church, Fifteenth
and v streets. at 8 pm. next Sunday.
Rev. Joseph Buckley win deliver the
sermon.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
COMMISSIONER HAZEN
TO ADDRESS CITIZENS
Northeast Boundary Association to
Meet Tuesday, January 20,
in School.

Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen Will
address the Northeast Boundary Citl-
zens' Association at meeting at
pm. Tuesday, January %, in Burrville
Public School, the association an
nounced yesterday. The Deanwood,,
Benning- Glendale, Capital View ana
Eastland Gardens Citizens Associa-
tions have accepted invitations to at
tend the meeting.
Reports were made to the regular
monthly meeting of the Boundary
group last week on the construction OF
a bridge at Forty-ninth street and
Deane avenue northeast, and the grad
ing and surfacing of Forty-ninth street
from Quarles street to Central avenue.
Members also discussed the cleaning
out Of distractions from Watts Run,
An unemployment survey by the five
civic associations of the vicinity is still
In progress.
The associations are seeking to Sc
cure a relief sewing center and G.
w. A. construction project to relieve
unemployment in the neighborhood.
The organizations are working also to
obtain q branch Of the Public Library.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
NURSERY SCHOOLS
PROGRAM MAPPED
Difficulty in Securing Equip.
ment Delays Opening in
District.

Plans for the establishment and
operation of the Districts 10 nursery
school centers will be based on long
list Of suggestions broadcast to State
superintendents of education by the
Federal Relief Administration, it was
asserted yesterday by Robert L. Hay
cock, chairman of the Washington
Public School Official Committee in
charge of the project here.
Prominent among the suggestions
now in the hands of the local authori-
ties is the proposed menu, which in
c1udes one green and one root vege-
table o day, either lean beef, liver, fish
or eggs: orange Juice, and quart OF
milk. Cod liver oil also is suggested,
although DR.. Mary Dabney Davis, F.
planned today, 1t is not specified be-
cause Of the opposition of many parents
in some sections of the country to daily
use of the oil.
menu here probably would include
the cod liver oil If it Is suggested IN
specific cases by physicians.
Plans Incomplete.
Plans for the Washington nursery
centers, five for white children and five
for colored children, still are lncom-
pIete The chief delay here is caused
by the difficulties of securing necessary
equipment in schools lacking facilities
for its installation. In some cases, gas,
sewer and water connections are In
ADEQUATE or are too distant from the
room in which the nursery center IS
to be housed. The local committee now
is undertaking to complete its plans for
this work, which Is to be performed
by c. w. A. labor.
Meanwhile, Mr. Haycock has inter
viewed applicants for the various jobs
and said he anticipated no difficulties
in finding the matrons, urse-matrons,
teachers and nutritionists.
Meanwhile, nursery schools as Fed
eral relief projects ARE popping up all
over the country"
Such was the report made Friday
to a learned advisory committee OF
child experts who came here from
Boston, New York, Iowa City and Min
neapolis to help Uncle Sam start this
infant industry.
Nursery school advisers were pictured
as busily travelling over the States
giving advice and information to school
authorities. Two guidance bulletins
had come from the presses, one on now
10 OTSdIllZc tllC SCIlOOlo oLAA oAAoeAASA
on how to equip them.
Chicago Starts Program.
Chicago was cited as specific ex-
ample of how the movement Is making
headway. Six nursery schools had been
started in its public schools, eight in
settlements, two were planned for day
nurseries, three for hospitals and 40
teachers were in training.
Two-year -olds begin their education
in the emergency nursery schools. There
they take their maps; are fed their
orange juice and cod liver oil; learn to
brush their teeth; pick up their play
things, and to get along" with other
children.
The nursery school education is COM
pleted where kindergarten or day school
begins.
Teachers of the toddlers come from
work relief rolls. Their mothers, If
ION relief" are left free to turn ener-
gies to respect-restoring civil works
projects.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
MOVIE SUIT FILED
Georgia Prison Board Member
Brings Action Against Warmers.

Br1n8S AcCIUH against w ofHeHS'
ATLANTA, January 13 tP).-Another
damage suit against Warner Bros.
Pictures, Inc, asking 100000 damages
for the showing of picture based on
q book written by Robert Elliot Burns,
Georgia chain gang fugitive, was filed
in Fulton County Superior Court to-
day by Vivian Stanley. member of the
Georgia Prison Commission.
Similar suits have been brought
against the producers and theaters
showing the pictures by various chain
gang wardens and county officials. Two
of these were settled out of court re-
gently.
Evening star., 1934-01-14
Dance Will Be Held.

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. January
of the Marlboro Volunteer Fire Depart
ment will be held in Trinity Hall jan
uary 26
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A Few Examples of the Values
Are Quoted Below
Bed Room Suites

Bed Room Suites
l Cherry Bed Room Suite with hanging mirrors
and full-size bed, pieces; reduced 81 *
to ................... .................... AOO
l Six-piece Suite with double bed in walnut and
ssmw9Ha v"sa.S conveniently arranged dress, $199
l Bed Room Suite, selling originally at S285, with
full-size bed, six pieces beauti6ed with 500
figured walnut; now .......-.......... AAA
2 Mahogany Suites with double bed and beautifully
proportoned case pieces, pieces; re- SO1
duced to - -
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which ends this We have
these acquire u uearyl Summer price
nand look
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y0I7 C1N,T uFIp IIKINGI

YOU CAN T HELP LIhINI!
127 Grant Ave Takoma PIX. Md.
This home has, 6 rms. and bath size
entrance garage. h.-w.h.. etc; large deep
stores and arterial highway to downtown.
Owner must sell now; So $50.
THOS E. FARRELL CO..
1o1 10Th St NV National 0165.
Evening star., 1934-11-18

Sitting North, opened the bidding
with one heart. East bid two dia-
monds and Rau passed. West put in
a rescue bid of two spades. then bid
three diamonds. I hoped that East
would double, in which case my part
ner would probably pass, and I was
going to attempt to play the hand at
three diamonds, doubled, with 100
honors; but East passed, and Rau bid
three hearts. My diamond bid was,
of course, taken for cue bid, showing
very powerful hand, and, since my
partner could not jump to four hearts
on that bidding, passed three hearts.
East opened the ten of spades. I
won that trick in my own hand with
the ace, and laid down the king of
hearts. East won with the ace, and
returned another spade. The play of
the queen Of hearts left West with a
high heart. At this point I had lost
one heart trick, was bound to lose an
other heart and a club, and, since
East's bid almost surely indicated the
queen of diamonds, I would, in all
probability, lose diamond trick.
. There was only one chance of max
ing an extra trick for a top, and that
was to slip diamond trick past East
before he obtained any further infor-
nation about the distribution of the
hand. Fortunately Dummy held the
nine and eight of diamonds. I played
a small diamond out of my hand.
Missing the ace, king, jack and ten,
East may well be excused for ducking
the trick. Had I been playing the
hand at four hearts, East would have
surely gone in with what might prove
Evening star., 1934-11-18

BROOM HOUSE. CHICKEN FARM.
Fruit, on bus line in D. c.. 81 200. Ad-
dress Box 115-M. Star ofhce.
4-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. FINE
location. nearby Virginia; easy terms.
district 2ooQ
Evening star., 1934-11-18

SO,I ~.
1o6 ACRES IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Farm house and numerous outbuildines.
in excellent condition, located in a good
farm section, 40 minutes from Washington.
This is a producing farm with substantial
fencing and unusually good improvements.
Convenient terms can be arranged.
NJ. E. CHURCH, REALTOR.
IL. IL.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
SERMON SERIES TO OPEN
AT ALBRIGHT MEMORIAL
Rev. George E. Schnabel Will
Discuss First Topic This
Evening.

The third week of loyalty month
at Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church will be of special interest TO
the community as well as to the
members of the congregation. At IL
o'clock today Rev. George E. Schnabel
will preach on The Worker and the
Work"
At the evening service, which will
begin at 7:45, he will begin a series
Of sermons for young people on THE
Problems of Youth" Some of the
subjects to be discussed follow:
"Prodigal Parents" THE Problem of
SIM" The Problem of Sex" THE
Problem OF Amusements," The Prob
lem Of Religion"
Evening star., 1934-11-18

Old COLONIAL HOME IN MON! y. -
kitchen. laundry. 5 b. r. baths, serv-
ants rooms and bath. INV h, Kelvinator.
fireplaces 3 acres. well-shaded lawn,
more acreage if wanted. See your broker
or owner. Terms. No trade. D. B. DIA-
Evening star., 1934-11-18
SALE-SUBURBAN.
CHRISTMAS BARGAIN.

LARGE GROOM HOUSE. PRICED So. o. 5.
100 South Veitch ST. Ballston, Va. Elec-
tricity,. gas. city water. all fruit trees; lot
hv 1OE
Evening star., 1934-11-18

Greyhound busses, beautiful stream; $3.50
per acre; $50 cash, balance Sl5 per month
Also beautiful new and Colonial homes on
easy terms. See MASON HIRST. AMMAN
Columbia pike Phone Alexandria 43-F-41.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
CONFERENCE ON PEACE

A study conference on peace will
be conducted by the Womans Coun-
Gil of the Washington Federation of
Churches, November %, at the WASH
ington Hotel, at 10:30. The program
will include four addresses with dis
cussions following. The speakers will
be Mrs. w. c. Johnstone on CLASH
ing Interests in the Far East; DR..
]. r. Sizoo on "Clashing Interests in
the Modern World; DR.. w. w. Van
Kirk of New York on "The Churches
and World Peace" and Mrs. F. E.
Edgington on women and Peace"
Arrangements are in charge of the
Missionary Committee of which Mrs.
w. L. Darby is chairman. The devo-
tional service will be in charge of
Mrs. B. w. Meeks, president.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
Conquering Contract
BY P. HAL SIMS.

Mr.. Sims is universally acclaimed the
greatest living contract and auction
player. He ,Uas captain of the renowned
-Four HorSemen" team, noU diSbanded,
and has won "a national champion
ships since 1924 These articles are
based on the Sims system, Uhich
includes the one-over -one principle,
,Dhich the Sims group OF players was
the first to employ and deuelop.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
NARCOTIC WAR MAPPED
Hawaii Commissioner Has Plan
to Stop Traffic,

HONOLULU, November II R).-A
program to plug the flow Of Asia's
narcotics through Hawaii into the
United States will be recommended
to the Treasury Department by Louis
Ruppel, deputy narcotics commits
sioner, he said as he prepared to sail
last night for San Francisco.
Strengthening of the local force Of
officers and a separate enforcement
district here, instead of the present
direction from San Francisco, will be
part Of the program recommended.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
CHAPTER XXXVIII.
WAR PATH.

n 4 ARIAN stood up. OF course.
NH Even though she no longer
Ivl held the evidence, she could
L ' 4 see that State inspection
Evening star., 1934-11-18
sALE-Rus1NEss PROPERTY.

cEAAA< SAANA1o1 As0A @Se~N =
PENNA. AVE STORE. WITH 5-RM. APT.
above Bargain at $4,000. terms. Small
payment. Address Box 97-M. Star once.
18th AND COL. RD.-sACRIFICE SO 600
Emerson 0216. Metropolitan 1900.
4 HOUSES NEXT TO CORNER DOWN
town; 2nd commercial. 50xS5; rented
SS5 90 mo. Price. S10500. Suitable for
garage or mfg. DINOWITZ CO.. INC.
1919 st.
H ST. NE-CAN BE REMODELED
easily. frame. 9 rooms. bath. elec.; taken
in by insurance company. Only S4.250.
' LEROY GADDIs. Jr..
1913 18th st. NV. National 1277.
1929 NJ ST. NV.
alley side and rear. Possession in near
JESSE L. HEIsKELL. ills Eye St. NV.
GASOLINE STATION SITE.
Permit has been issued for this valu-
able corner lot, 235 foot frontage. on a
main thoroughfare running from street to
street. Contains about $4,000 So. IT. OF
ground Clear Of encumbrance.. terms to
suit purchaser For further information.
l404 X CAFRITZ Dist. 9Os0
FOR sALE-2Os-21O MASS. AVE. NV.
with two rear brick houses to 20-foot
alley; "a feet by 1875 feet suitable for
business or apartment. Address Box AJAX.
Star office 16'
Evening star., 1934-11-18
Sneaking Trick Past Defense.

= N MATCH point duplicate scoring
an extra trick means just as
much of a top as a 2,o0o-point
i set. In the following hand,
which I played with John Rau
as my partner. we had a double ad-
vantage. Most of the pairs in the
room bid four hearts, and made three.
We bid three and made four.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA
PARK.

S6450-S10.250 house. brand-new;
foreclosure on this beautiful. well-built
hollow tile house brings price to S6.450.
This home is splendidly situated. The
spacious living room is about 15x25: both
the living room and the charming dining
room are finished in chestnut. The we'll
appointed kitchen and open pantry will be
a delight to any home-lovirg woman.
There, are fine bed rooms and bath on
second floor. Small cash payment and
reasonable terms.
S7.OOO-Lovely new brick home. 7
rooms. 2 baths. built-in garage. There is
as we'll. Unfortunately. the builder and
owner lost the home, and this price repre-
sents foreclosure on the first trust There
is a very attractive. living room and din
ing room, well-appointed kitchen . splen-
did bed rooms. tiled bath on the first floor,
Q bed roorns and bath on the second floor
This home is situated in a. select location
of new homes. Reasonable terms.
Let Nc He'u You Choose Your Home.
MAUDE H. LAWRY.
ol3 Cedar Ave. Fhone 5hepherd 254G.
Evening star., 1934-11-18

FARM OR ACREAGE NEAR D. C-HARD
road. stream; prefer view. but not neces-
sary; give exact location. price. acreage
in cultivation crops, etc. Pay part or
all cash. Address Box 151-M. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-11-18

This is one Of the hands we're going
to use to illustrate the ead-directing
double.
(Copyright 1934l
Mr. Sims will answer all inquiries on con-
tract that are addressed to this newspa-
per with self-addressed. stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
PROPOSALS.

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL NOON
November 80. 1894. for a new steel garbaee
burning type water heater Of LOO gallons
per hour 600 degrees size) capacity. in
ing storage tank and due. Specifications can
be obtained on application to MANAGER.
Rutland Court Apartment, 1725 18th st.
NV, washington, D. C. 19s
Evening star., 1934-11-18
RENT-FARMS
WANTED-FARMS.

VA. FARM-47 ACRES. s-RoOM HOUSE
10 miles from Highway Bridge. Phone
005S in business hours.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
SALE-ACREAGE.

TRACTS OF 8 TO 10 ACRES OR LARGER.
nearby; Sl75 and up per acre; easy terms.
G. r. McNAB. 1o6 Broad St. phone Falls
Church 4OS
Evening star., 1934-11-18

niShed, Tor season. CaH folomac -O-f'
2S11 Dumbarton ave. NV.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE LISTINGS.
we believe every person in Washington
owning Florida real estate should respond
to this advertisement. We are thoroughly
familiar with Florida properties and be-
lieve we are in q position to render you
a real service. This is not plan to try
and get you to buy more property. but a
sincere effort to obtain your. listings and
give you expert appraisals of your hold
ings. IF You ARE INTERESTED IN
DISPosING OF YOUR PROPERTY; CALL
IN PERSON WITHOUT DELAY TO SEE
Us: Our plan may he'll help S,, you to e9Da accom,
make You better. posted as, to the real
value Of your holdings, SO that you may
determine the advisabihty of adjusting
any taxes and the like that may be past
due. All indications point to much ac-
tivity in Florida this Winter. This being
the case now is the time to place your
holdings on the market. Apply 1121 Yer,
mont avenue NV open today from IL
noon to 8 pm. week days to and includ-
ing Wednesday. 2 am. to pm. AS We
are leaving for Florida soon on this work.
you should apply at once.
Evening star., 1934-11-18

PATUXENT RIVER.
80 acres on deep-water harbor. choice
location.
Q acres, dwelling. 1,OO0-ft. beach shore
2 acres, rooms, modern; orchard,
wharf, garage.
90 acres. Broome Island section; good
improvements.
so acres, II rooms good soil and fine
80 acres, very old brick. 1890; beau
tiful location.
o1O acres, humber of buildings. 2ia-mile
shore line; suitable farm. subdivision
or hotel
225 acres gentleman's estate; most pro-
ductiye; 40 hogsheads cigarette to-
bacco yearly; outstanding Offering.
450 acres long river and creek shore line,
best type sandy loan soil; organized
farm.
The above properties are all on salt
water, 80 to IS miles from D. G.. and
priced to sell. Address Box ism. Star
office.
Evening star., 1934-11-18

Rich Farm. Stone House, Equipt
Lovely streamside location Southeastern
Penn. 81 acres: 20-min. run city markets;
barn 30x70. Gear garage, poultry houses;
ing team. extra horse. 5 cattle so hens.
ducks, machinery. growing crops; part
cash; picture cozy home pR. Is free cata-
Evening star., 1934-11-18

to be the setting trick. but my under
game contract enabled me to sneak a
trick past the defense.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
WANTED--MONEY,

YOUNG COUPLE WANT $3.50 LOAN;
will repay in. l year; chattel securities:
references. Address Box lS3-M. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
WANTED.
OFFER from builder to furnish large lot
and build bungalow. our plans. Address
Box AM. Star Office
SALE-LOTS.
WoopRIDqE BEST SECTION: "a SO.
grade WI sacrifice for quick sale. Phone
CHEVY CHASE. D. CO BEAUTIFULLY
gafns5y st. bet. utah ave. and Van Hazen
St; S.; 900 for both. Prone MR.. WAR
e5N GaiSmSjS 9wpsT; sgaa% National llee. EVENINGS
LOT Lot II. souAssE s.z,II: 414I: 53xl5o. 18th AND
ranged. Phone Met 1900 or Emer. 0S16. =.
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK CASH SALE
Desirable home site. NV. section. Address
Box 1881. Star once.
SECOND COMMERCIAL LOT.
About 5000 square it.. right in the
heart Of the industrial district near N
Cap: and n sts. ne; will sacrifice below
assessed value. Address Box 330-K. Star
SOUTHEAST, NEAR FT. DUPONT PARK
10 min. to Capitol via Pa. ave; so lots to
choose from; water electricity; 40x100 or
medium priced homes; easy terms. owner
on premises. 430l Beck st. Sc
CHOICE CORNER VILLA SITE. 10Oxl60.
IN is minutes Only s3955.. Adams IT'S 1855.
THE CHEAPEAST LOT IN NORTHWEST.
fronting, a IT.. on corner North Dakota
ave. and Quackenbos ST. NV; depth 100
IT.; 81 600 cash. BUSADA. Atlantic
THE FEDERAL HOUSING TWENTY
year financing amortization building plan
is intended to promote home building and
work to the unemployed. Desirable build
ing lots in Chevy Chase. D. c.. at bargain
prices. Why pay rent with this generous
governmental aid? Agents wanted
FULTON r. GORDON Owner
1427 Eye st. NV. District $3.50.
SIS CASH. SIS MO-S30O.
Nearby Md. 40x1 O0; trees. water. elec
strictly white neiEhborhood. Small houses
permitted. J; RIDLEY SHIELDS. owner
LOT FACING SEVERAL ACRES OF
beautifully Handicapped lawn; soft. front
in Chevy Chase with city imp. Cheap
for cash. ROBERT E. HEATER. 1927
Eye st NV. Phone District $3.50.
ON WESTERN AVE, 4oxII2?a ON PER
near 47th and Fessenden. 65xloo. Real
wv LEROY GADDIs. Jr..
1913 18th St. NV. National 1877.
RARE BARGAIN IN BEAUTIFUL WOOD
sioe Park home site. Call today. Phone
Shepherd 1896.
LOTS. LEVEL AND HIGH, VIEW CITY
Six "a IT. by 130 IT; part or all Will
accept part cash second trust or sacrifice
for cash. Phone Lincoln 6474.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTS.
LOTS. TO 25; MUST BE WELL LO-
Gated and reasonable: northwest section.
State location and price. Address Box
435-J. Star office.
BUILDING LOTS LOCATED ON JACKSON
or Monroe SITS. University Park Nd Give
exact location and lowest price. Address
Box 42-M. Star Office lss
Evening star., 1934-11-18
Falls Church, Va. 80
CHOICE 2-ACRE ESTATE.

1,0OO-Capacitv Poultry Plant.
A 10000 VALUE-FOR ONLY $1,000.
2O-minute drive over hgh-speed high
ways from city brings you to a choice lit
tie place such as most any one would be
proud to call home Commodious
S-room dwelling having bath, electricity,
furnace heat running water. 3 big porcheS.
fireplace both coal range and $3.50 Hot
point elec range, finished basement with
garage: 81 600 poultry plant of 1000 ca
pacity. > bldgs.. z compartments with
runs eec. and running water: Handicapped
lawn trees garden: | a. for horse or COW.
an exceptionally lovely suburban home
with real poultry plant for profit. Rea-
sonable terms.
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg+ Clarendon; Va,
Phone Clar 400 or Falls Church 43O-J-l.
Evening star., 1934-11-18
RENT-DESK SPACE.

HENT-DESh SfACE.
DESK ROOM AND SERVICE; oPPORTU-
nifty for young lawyer: Insurance Bldg.
Phone National S456.
Evening star., 1934-11-18

THESE PLACES CAN BE BOUGHT ON
land. on cement road; $4,000; miles to
washington. $500 cash, balance $40 per
month, New 5-room house, I acre, on on
S6 acres 6-room house. outbuildings, l
mile frontage; 81 600; $500 cash. 53room
BUNGALOW, acres, on hard road; $1,000;
$500 cash. S25 per month. 12o acres. fine
land. near cement road. u miles from
Washingtoni, $4,000. See MASON H1RST;
Annandale, Fairfax Co.. Va, at the end
of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
Evening star., 1934-11-18
RENT-SUBURBAN.
frouSipnad

THREE BED ROOMS. DRESSING ROOM,
kitchen, screened porch downstairs. full
basement, garage; beautifully furnished;
SS5 200 Spring drive, Lee Heights,