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Evening star., 1934-12-08
SALE--HOUSES.
L. OATES ST Nj

1I12 OATES ST. NE
More house than you yn viii -, f>nd s1r,:e elss-
fences. Price low. terms reasonable; To
Wapie & James. Inc. DIST. 3347
ALL LARGE ROOMS.
S9.25O-NW. suburban. brand-new CO.
lonial, ALL BRICK, 3 MASTER bed rooms.
huge living and dining 1llns rooms rooms SIDE porch
feet frontage Builders sacrifice. Address
BOX oI-s. Star ofice.
Sc, ,950-NEW BRICK HOME
block Eastern High School. graded
school: transportation and stores con-
yenient: unusual quality, ard convenience:
q rooms and bath. 3 full bed rooms ultra
modern kitchen. recreation room. built
in garage Open. lighted and heated. noon
nntli me1i, pm DI9 Small cash and easy pay
Congress Heights Bargain.
SOP Mellon st. Sc, rooms; detached:
term sfia S6 P06cn cash Iarss e, l2t P[ce
E, NJ AIKEN 500 H ST. NV
National 3356. Residence, Wisconsin 3ca3.
GREATLY REDUCED
t.SsS I5rse L as%:eoaaisloned home e BEST BEST
tescd seotlon OF old CHEVY Chase; many attrac-
i've IeatureS exceptionally attractive lot.
Convenient terms, after substantial cash
payment A real opportunity For de-
tails and appointment to inspect, call
National 1927. "'
CHEVY CHASE, d, c.
- l5O-WeSt OF Conn ave Oyner's
sacflfce of modern detached home + iarse
rooms. 3 porches. No agents. Address Roy
g2-S. Star ONCE 90 QUA
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
.@oth NEAR R ST. NV
Assessed for S6.856.
Our price $500.
lot 2Ixl49 TO 3o-Ft. Paved Alley.
very Desirable for Home, Flats or
Doctors Office
Has > Garages on Rear
Don't Miss This PargaIn.
II. K. HOWENSTEIN co.
1916 H St. NV. Phone District 0aos.
$5,250-BROOKLAND-s525O
II. semi detached. rooms. = baths h =
~h., hardWood floors. arranged for two
lamllieS. $500 cash. $50 per monfb mill
PAID. l. V. THACKER .136 10Th ST n
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HOUsEs-FUR. & UNFURNISHED.

700 STRING DRIVE. LEE HEIGHTS. VA.
Beautiful detached home. Il rooms.
bath. mi. located on large corner lot.
Open Saturday and Sunday. Unfurnshed,
S6I 20; furnished. $50. Falls Church 5i3
or National 94O7
los LELAND ST. FOREST SECTION.
Chevy Chase. Md.-Beautiful environment,
large yard trees. flower garden. fish pond
r. : baths plus servants bath. porches.
bullt-in garage, automatic refrigeration; {;
furnished. Sl25; u2furnished. SllU. Open
Sat. afternoon. evening and all day Sunday.
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1343 H ST. NV. Metropolitan 0100.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

S54 5450-BROOKLAND-S34.50
l"4l Jackson st. me- rooms. kitchen
bath. Arcoia heat large yard for children.
L V THACKER. 27"6 10Th st. ne.
921 G ST NV.
Top floor rooms. kitchen
and bath $40 90
61@ 18th ST NV.
Top apartment of " rooms
and ba S;i5 90
900 EYE ST. NV.
Apt key at barber shop
) rooms. kitchen and bath, $500
WEAVER BROS. INC,
Washington Bldg District 94S6.
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SALE-HOUSES.

1907 MASS. AVE. Sc open AND
lighted 10 Q pm)-6-r. and b.. brick.
all modern Colonial front and double rear
porches sleeping porch inclosedJ. hard
wood floors all new equipment garage.
long yard flowers shrubbery etc. Price
only $3.50. terms This is s. 500 less
than cost e. A. GARVEY. District 45Oe,
ll26 Vermont ave.
s. S1.lO0-NORTHWEST DETACHED CEN
ter hall. Is rooms. big closets. oil burner.
screened porch; near car line. Wise. 3l55.
HOME OR INVESTMENT-7O1 FLA. AVE.
ne. S3.950. To inspect. phone WAPLE q
JAMES INC DiSf Ia
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SALE-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

> ROOMS KrTCHENETTE BATH DIN
cite Frlgldaire: reasonable down payment
rema!nde! like rent. Apt. iUJ. 11O1 Adams
MN I'd. u ".
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED


SO " ST; N;W.-s R.. B. GAR. .sa6 Is 90 90
i637 Quebec @ pi. n.w.-6 r. b. 80. 5000
1909 Ro'ed"if foR 5f 9eDG coLoRED E '''''' 5000
aa 81 Fla aye Rvs r b. slec..' e e 3" 3"
sIG Marion 4d =, st toa% rooms: s S :" :"
l3!s B st. ne.-5 rooms ....... so
als md ST s.e.-6 rooms. ...... 80
a?s \ SrG = ave nvs IoG%s rooms 81 81 Q" 9"
is Gessford ct. SET rooms. .... 1920
1o14 Vermont Ave. NV. District 6e1o.
DETACHED BRICK IN, SOUTHWEST
Washineton-,s rooms and bath. h.-w.h:.
1rI7Ksti bHSS nv. * Phonr FnaEfs Rational 5000.
WHITE
G4l st. SET rooms, bath. elec..
4I4" ""nd ST. ne-o rooms bath. ~
454 lo,h h s st. l." s.w.7 rooms. bath. 0ooo
sn4E TIT, st !, .g 5SG@s . BAN sjse. e 3 5" 80
double rear ,porches built-in garage. maids
room. gas heat, fireplace electric refrig-
Grafton. etc Phone National 1910. or call
for key at 1909 FoXall I'd.
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
200 36th ST. .N.W.-I0 ROOMS. 3
baths electric refriseration. garage: lot
INV H.. e!ec.. maids room, sarage; $50.
L. T. GRAVATTE
30 18th St Phone National 0153.
CHEVY ,cHAssE.NoFTHwEsT SUBURBS,
EDW. H. JONES & CO. INC.
Clev 1900 Evenings. Wise 1872.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES
Q. rooms 70. oa and bath TO II rooms and 81 3
lnspeetion, LESLIE D MEAsELL Phone
:.ael l4th ST. NE-DETAcHED. LOT
-. ;i,al sth 81. NW.-o +. b., gar. ,
81" Jenitsr s.. s.. semi-detached.
1oaa ,.Is WAsLE & : " JAMES. INc &c sr ,.,-
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID.
81, sa5 pom!445 o., Parkwood Dl, nv
Gnhs poo@ 2f bed na
kitchen. tiled bath built-in garage.
,rnss;,.,,v Ss3 GnIi4:s ,l ,,F Psrkwood pl; NV
-I4oi K cRFRfTz. " DIST. Gs7sn aoso.
43lO FESSENDEN ST. NV.
Detached s,-room and "-bath house,
ARRANGED for two families: large
yard, Will recondition throughout.
SHANNON LUCHS CO
1908 ST. NV National o345
29o9 PORTER ST. N.W.-s r.. b.
32O7 Adams Mill I'd. NV r.@b., ''V'
ami .......... s5 90
i535 East Cap. SIT r. b.. ami. 10 90
d!iJ 5: c, ave. Sc r. b.. ami. 81. 80
3l23 Warder st. n.w.-6 r. b. ami, so 90
-; 81 se.-s r. b.. ami. ...... 4 80
2425 S st set r, b. ami - 81
ii3. n. J. ave. SET r. b lat el - so
:" ~ y ave S.e.-6 r. b. mi. - 80
=: Pot. ave. S.e.-4 r. b. elec. ,, $500
go 9TH ST. se.-6 r. elec ,,, - so
1920 Galen ST se-6 rooms . 90 90
/ Eye 81 se-b rooms -....... % 90
HI4 = ( ave se--6 rooms Is 90
JNO. +. DONOHOE & SONS
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc
IDEAL ROOMING HOUSE.
2SlS 18th ST. NV.
~ rooms. > baths: thoroughly renovated
throushout: SlO0.
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
l5l9 St. wv Phone District 1918.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


z ROOMS KITCHEN WITH DINETTE.
bath cleo refris,; bright corner apt. $50.
a,,0S 18th st.
AZ H N.w.-sECoND FLOOR. FRONT; .
ICONS stb ST. nen' to
front room, kitchenette. private bath. h
VIII: s. week
WANTED WOMAN TO SHARE DESIRABLE r. y.
apartment with kitchen. preferably pc
tween IS and IS. Address Box 7i-sY Star
office. "
1886 GARFIELD ST NV. NEAR WARD;
Poems with sun porch Prone Adams a4a"
1870 HARVARD ST. NV NICELY
furnished front rooms; housekeeping semi mi
bath. See Resident Manaser. Phone Co.
lumbia $500.
;63 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-6-RooM
apt. third floor 3 bed rooms. 3 exposures
large Twins room. FIRST class house all,
risht elevator. Possession Dec; 10. d
months or more. Rcsloenl Mansee,,
1onN'a loom aptA a. furnished. Sa5. Modern ,hre
proof building. .4-hour elevator. phone
service refrseration. Phone PoIonias ,,,1;,
NEAR WARDMAN PK.-oPPoRTUNITY
Tor Young lady share 2-rm. apt a.trac-
lively furn, or sublet entire apt. Phone
Adams 42l4R. -
THE MADISON. 1879 EYE ST. N.Wm
mo rgrn wM YRS noHRN. I'm Ms Msr m6 Dist saas 80.
wooDRIDGE-:-RoO GozILY FuRr FUR
nlShed apt, detached brick home; near
cars; everything 1ufnlSneu' !iiltr ~ "oeptle
men; Si5 per month. Phone North Loo0.
MT LEASANT-WELL-FU Rs-
decorated throughout rms. b. 500 per
month Call Adams 962s.
PORTSMOUTH. 1735 N, H; AyE-l nm RM,;
small kitchenette. hall bath; $40. MOI III
.i04. Room 5l5. or North 316o.
I3.o EMERSON NE-3 FIRST-FLOOR
connectins rooms porch; slnk' ran1sseei.s or
n,,nile u.ith babies: $40 week. Also . sec.
ond-foor rooms. bath. compete. - wren.
Apt % 3039 MACoMB ST. NV, CLEVE3 CLI:yao
land Park large, sunny rooms; ny Law
1and s.IT S4". between and pm. or all
day SUNDAY.
ROOMS BATH ANp HAIL; 5sILsen COM Pm
pletely furnished on ST.: or'"Ten m,nderate
JESSE L HE1sKELL 1ll5 Eye ST NV.
FREE RENTAL AGENCY. CAR AND GUiDE
ERE cAp AeTs sss5 AaL 4S5 1S
OWNER OF HANDSOME FURNITURE
will furnish and sublet an apt to dfsiraeee htasn
eaaenIl m and tedan} M az, or fSfi to 10 IN
sI3 EAST CAPITOL ST-SECOND FLOOR;
front; two rooms. kitchen and bath OIL
heat.
e,6 sth ST. sW. ACROSS soIII sMITHsoM- SON
pleteiy furnished Including heat. light.
eas. linens china =
CONN. At TAFT BRIDGE.
CHOICE 4-RooM APT. FURNISH
Modern hreproot bldg H4-hour elevator
secrptarial phone service; reirleera'loh
Mirror doors Phone Potomac ooS3.
Northwest Housing Service.
1884 14th St. NV Phone Col 5000;
Furnished and unturnished apartments
houses and rooms; TRANSPORTATION Suppiieo
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn. and unfurn apts houses and rooms
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
Qo7 18th St NV. Room 800. Ma. eII
APARTMENTS FURN. e. UNFURN.
1861 CRESCENT PL NW.-ATTRACIivEE
enartment 3 exposures. : rooms. ana
kitchen. baths furnished or unlufnisneu'
See resident manager.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM
and kitchenette. private laVatory; edtaS.
and telephone. 49l1 Bunker HlI re. y
ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH JAN. ];
bachelor apt ] room. dressing room anu
bath available now. $500 ljth 81. W
DOWNTOWN APTS.
RMS. $40: 3 RMS, $50.
Modern elevator bdgs.. tile baths; one
neatly frrn See BLAIR. 1921 NJ ST: NV,
or CHAMPLAIN. 14:4 ST. NV. Phone
National 543..
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S4,o50.

S4,95O.
Southeast on a wide avenue. A modern
Colonial brick. 8 large rooms and tiled
bath. hot-water heat rear porches. A
attractive terms.
JNO. F. DONOHOE & SONS
.3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

BEST SECTION OF CITY AMI. s ROOM
houses sttracIiye!y @ FUN and gnfurnii For
5. ROOMS AND BATH, NICELY FUR
nished. near Wardman Park Hotel. Price
), 81, 10: rooms n S Sented for s3 80 DON
hnh Phone col q rIASt dss or MOI Co.. 55toW FSfA Ia
FURNIsHED-6-R HOUSE. RESIDENTIAL
references, share with husband; family
away for year. Rents for so; only S45.
couple; : adults. 500. Address Box 6S-S,
star ONCE. H.
400 Seward So. Sc All. 3352-J afteGr. :.
1899 NEWTON ST NV MT. PLEASANT
Attractively furnished, modern; Il rooms.
I porches: spacious. comfortable. with
library and oil heat; near Rock Greek Park;
convenient 10 stores. transportation. Avail
able December ; to April D or october /.
Inspection any time.
302 LONGFELLOW ST. NV ROOMS.
9s'sE JaMEs INC iu1nsHsf i6 i4th ST St BArI Dsl sa4
GEORGETOWN N-C,HARM1NG HOUSE.
beautifully furnished; rooms 3 baths 3
open fires. dellehtful garden. Pot. 2o21. %
CLEVELAND PARK. 36l2 34th ST. NV
Phone District $751;. Open Sunday. %
S4s-TWO DOUBLE BED ROOMS BATH.
living room large kitchen GARAGE porcheS;
NEAR 18th AND LONGFELLOW-10 R.
" b, o-car garage: SIS per month z. p.
SCHWARTZ. INC. l0l4 Vermont ave.
Phone District $40.
OLD GEORGETOWN HOME = 3-STORY
brick. attic. large dining and reception
rooms. 3 bed rooms Sleeping porch. -
baths sun parlor. rose garden garage;
| SIS mo-: references. Phone West @53a.
SMALL. FURNISHED HOUSE IN GEORGE
town: Sl25 mo. References required. Call
Potomac O6S6
4O4 a ST. Sc.
Capitol Hill square from Foleer
Library. near Supreme Court and House
Office Bldg.-l0 rooms. y baths INV h
cleo, individually built imposing brick
exceptionally desirable for Senator. Con-
Gressman or one who Will appreciate
home handsomely furnished in modern
and antiques. private family only. Rental
reasonable
/. T. GRANATTE.
100 18th S.. Resltor Natl. 0753.
DETACHED; 9 ROOMS > BATHS AND
sun parlor, oil heat electric rofrigeration;
large handicapped grounds; Sll0 Fer month.
For Information call
WEAVER BROS, INC,
REALTORS.
Washington Bldg District 94S6.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(COntinued.0

THE SUSQUEHANNA.
1430 w St NV
2 Rooms. Kitchen and Bath-S45 90
DOWNTOWN APT., $40.
Modern elevator BLDG tile baths. one
neatly furn. See BLAIR. 1872 NJ st. NV.
Phone National 5t:1.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CHOICE NV. APIS.
4 RMS, $3.50; 5 RMS, SIS.
Modern apt bldg near 18th and Park
rd.; bright exposure large rooms and clos
cts. fine fittings. refrigeration; handy TO
schools. stores theaterS. Phone Ad 963S.
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APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED:
DE STEPHAN. ManaEer

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE BRoADMooR, 1901 CONN. AVE-
Very Very attractive Groom kitchen; oaIn: an:
Ginstte and porch apt: switchooaro. eie-
yators. newsstand. dining room, eaIase.
il1.o 1a5h 1dnhbis ST i3ins ROOM BED room
en-. bath; Frieidaire on mouse
S1Ns % F!ns IN 'satiTf Anent 1893 De Sales St.
$3.50 ROOMS AND BATH; BEAUaPlfoS955 4oa o95
Hamnshire Garden Apply Apt. lua, 20
Fmerson st. NV Phone Georsla 314 !.
b-RooM APARTMENT. COMPLETELY
renovated COCO 10th ST NV. %
TooDRIpGE-sECoND-FLooR DuPLE3s I
hoyse private bath and entrance =
adults only. lse9 Jackson 81. ne: --
55o6 CONN AVE- LARGE LARGE Ro0Msai oimmsaia s :
n.,sIs,on big slGss,s' GsI ha Mr. ino oHRfcaER Col
NrAR 18th AND COL. RD., aoel, 18th ST
re- r. kit. bath. screened p2rcn' THU
aire: redecorated. Possession 0e. ~. -.-- IN
LIZ LAMHT ixo isTge rooms. Kitchen; dinette
befh bee porch yard heat xsS
eieGGd eeh,Gd erhool age: ref. exchanged S62.
10 4th ST. NE NICE BROOM AM NJ
sstb apartments heat and gas furnisheoIii hoeoIi
rent. S45 For appointment TO inspect ."N
s1s sIS-1S 1othErWo ROOMS. KITcHEENEET7.TrEi:.
hafh SIS: two bright rooms hniice, hreplaice,
p1entv heat. hot water. Agent on premises
from ,,5 stn 20 sT sE-5 LARGE ROOMS AND
bafh, good condition: h.-wh. elec;o neat
fmrnished Big yard. big porch; you.
oIo7 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.IIWO
large. attractive rooms. kltchen ana o"'i4
porch: $40.
iao7 !, st. NV LARGE ROOMS AND
hath. rent. S35: heat furnished CONVEX en-
isnt downtown loGatonN EIlN1TerR EoT Rufsnssso SONS
ms IG Ssonsl ssn n 3 o4s RREGflEat E lInTestmen Sds
THE WISTERIA:
1918 PARK RID. NV: e..o
No THOMAS Eo2mf pr BRowN a3 Ratn as THIS 4ih s.
11oos 11os ~ n St. ST. sw-5 +. B., eiec $3.50
5o1 4H1omAs 1os9 sTf 2 BR6wS 5 r. si5 s a ath St sW
100 l4th ST. NV.
Downtown Location.
Rooms Kitchen and Bath-N4ooo'
BOSS & PHELPS,
l417 x St NV National $500.
THE RITZ,
1871 EUCLID ST. NV.
: bed rooms, living room. ON, lafse .xposnrss enesn
hall lsrss kitchen nor16 ana Osrn snl tpb with
shower Frigidaire on house current on
hiTh elevation overlooking city
Price. $50 so Unfurn.-Sloo Furh.
Resident Manager on Premlses ..
22l5 14th ST. NV.
rooms bath. porch S65 90
NestyA sHtyANNoN NON 4 LUcHs CO.
1905 II St. NV. National 2345.
THE IMPERIAL,
1853 COLUMBIA RID.
VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS.
Rooms, Kitchen and $84.00
5 Rooms, Kitchen and $4,000
Bath. ........ ....'..
Elevator Service. Resident manager.
Electrical Refrigeratlon.
H. L. RUST COMPANY,
Rust Building. 1901 18th st.
National 500.
TILDEN GARDENS.
ss0-Beautiful 4-room apartment. End
floor 3 exposures: vacant; immediate pos
session. Apt, so4-c. 1924 Tilden st. Phone
1z55 New Hampshire Ave.
No. 10, rooms, kitchenette. bath. open
freplaces elec. refrig.: S55.
1400 18th st. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen. bath SIS.
THE CORDONA.
10th AND FLA. AVE.
y rooms kitchen hoth elcc. refris., free
electricity. swItch'o~ II: $50.
+. MARBURN STAMP & co.
Southern BLDG. EtHo' sl'7'
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CHEVY CHASE n

! S1.150-CHEVY CHASE D. c.
! TWO BATHS. six rooms hot-water heat
/ three porches zone inclosed); near school.
| stores and cars: l, square to Conn., ave.
| Terms. Phone Georgla 1861
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l-i1"a PENN PENN st. st. ne T. f. s S 3 81 400" "
2-1534 eth st. nw-3 r.. k. b. . $500
B. +. SAUL CO.,
Phone Nationa! :l00. a.5 18th ST. NV
6502 MAPLE AVE.
Chevy Chase. Md-Detached brick
home of : rooms and baths 2-car
garage; gas heat; electric refrigsrr-
SHANNON & LUCHS Co.
1905 St. NV. National 2345
RENT OR SALE.
In Iakoma Park. d. c.
6605 5th St. NV.
Very attractive bungalow. s
rooms and heated sleeping porch,
ami, large lot, garage. Frigidaire.
Rent. so.
400 Van Buren, St. NV.
New, up-to-date, Groom brick de-
tached home, large shaded lot
Frigidaire. Rent, SIS.
Open Saturday and Sunday.
H. /. THORNTON,
5000 4th St. NV.
Opposite Takoma Theater.
Office Phone Georgia 229l.
coLoRED-l7Ia OREGON AVE. NV
l. JAMES HSRs GS1e INC. faa 18th tins St. o'i Dist 4
14as SG5SFhP 81 NV.
Rooms and Electric Lights-S37 so
Newly BOSE 6ssefsd e PHILIPS fnd sainted,
14l1 X St NV Phone National 5000
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Apt, %, 3o39 MACOMB ST. NV. CLEHVE, CV e.
land Park, large. sunny rooms; SitGr.ei riayel
and bath reasonable: adults. GsN ore y, an
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C-SEMI- BUNGALOW
near Wise. ave. and Fessendenb detached
corner brick. brand-new: : rooms - beau
tlful baths Z" bed rooms and bath on lst
noorl large lot. garage Drastic reduction
Tor substantial cash payment. No trade.
no agents. OWNER. evenings, Clev. 1919.
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3 ROOMS KITCHEN WITH DINETTE.
bath. elec refris; bright corner apt. 500.
2.lOS 10th ST.
rooms. kitchenette h-wh.. next to bath:
porch: S. week 70l 4th ST. n.w.-Large
front room, kitchenette. private bath. H.
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363 COLUMBIA RD NW.--6ROOM
apt. third floor 3 bed rooms. 3 exposures
large living room. frst-class house. all,
rieht elevator. Possession Dec 10. d
m nnths or mnre Resident ManaGer.
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1903 WEST VA. AVE NE-OWNER WILL
sell brick house containing six rooms and
bath at sacrifice Less than $4,000: no
brokers o.
DESIRABLE GEORGETOWN SECTION
Corner, 4-bed-rocm nO-ft. brick house.
oil burner. AS is. $500. Wise 3l55
GETOWN-BRICK. SEMI-DETACH-
ed: high ceilings: ten rooms excellent con-
dition; good neishborhood SIS 600. Phone
nd
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ROOMS BATH AND HALL, COM.
nletelv furnished on H St. between lI,n
end 18Th. immediate possession; moderate
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
81. .150-West Of Conn. ave ovrsr.,
sacflnce OF modern detached home + iarse
rooms. d.n . porches. No agents. Address Box
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.636 GARFIELD ST NV. NEAR WARD
man" outside attractively furnished
rooms with sun porch. Phone Adams 94?o
1870 HARVARD ST. NV NICELY
furnished front rooms housekeeping. semi
bath. See Resident Manager. Phone Co.
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1112 OATES ST. NE.
More house than you will flnd else
where for the money Near all conven-
fences Price low. terms reasonable. To
inspect, phone Mr.. Orem. Geo. 1889 or
Waple e. James. Inc. Dist. 3341
The Washington times., 1934-06-02
SUMMER All 7 D
OUTLO0KFA|R

Entering the normally slack
midsummer season, the automo.
bile industry continues to present
an encouraging outlook to the
general economic situation.
While admitting the first five
months of the year developed
some disappointments, the indus
try's leaders generally are agreed
that production and distribution
during that period more nearly
appropriated what was going to
be regarded as normal" than
they have experienced for three
years or more.
Among the Disappointment
noted was the sudden leveling
off of consumer demand after
a heavy accumulation of untitled
orders at the beginning of the
year had been absorbed. This
resulted in a downward revision
Of original estimates of the years
total production.
In the enthusiasm growing out
OF the piling up of orders faster
than the assembly lines could
I'LL them in January, sales execu.
tiveS and some of the manufac.
turerS themselves predicted an
output for the year around $780,.
600 units. More recent estimates
based on sales figures and field
surveys during the spring sea-
son, place the aggregate produc-
ton this year at between $500,
600 and 100000 passenger cars
and trucks.
: Not few of the leading pro.
ducers appear to believe that
while seasonal influences will cut
into distribution during the lat.
ter part of June, the recession
during the remainder of the
summer and fall will not be
nearly so precipitate as in other
years since the boom period of
1929. OA
The Washington times., 1934-06-02
FINDING
DROPS EASY,
RISE HARD
By WALL STREET SPECTATOR

BY WALL STREET SPECTATOR
NEW YORK, June 2 Q.N.SO
stocks are finding it easier to GO
down than up. Volume still is
low, though there was quite an
increase in the last hour yester'
day when prices faded away.
The lows of the present de.
cline are being given another
test.
If they hold, the market will
have a triple bottom to its
credit. For the time being, how
ever, no one but the chartistS
will care particularly.
There is some talk of a pretty
good brand of buying coming
into the list. This easily could
be reconciled with the present
weakness, since the market is so
thin that anyone who wanted
q line of stocks would have to
buy it on the way down.
The Treasury's June Is refi-
nancing should bring some sup
port to prices.
This has been usual in the
past The smart boys are watch
ing their step here on wheat, and
are inclined to sell on bulgeS.
The market is considered top
heavy. ..
One of these days speculative
profits from wheat will find its
way into stocks. Current prices
are expected to bring a heavy
movement of corn and other
grains from the farm. This
should offset some of the Ill ef-
fectS of the drought.
The Socony Vacuum cut in
par value to SIS is appropriate
as it brings it in line with the
market.
Substantial support orders are
expected in General Motors and
ChrySler not much under current
levels. Put and call dealers in
an effort to drum up business,
are trying teo sell 90-day options
against the usual 30-day arrange
ments. In some cases, like U. S.
Steel, calls are fairly close to the
market, around S points above
present prices.
The Washington times., 1934-06-02

LOANS-$30O or less. First Industrial
Bankers, Inc, 1906 Rhode Island Ave-,
Mt. Rainier, Md. Phone DEcature 1914.
The Washington times., 1934-06-02
BANKERS FAVOR
TARIFF CUTS

More than II per cent of the
bankers in the United States
favor tariff reductions to promote
international trade.
A poll conducted by the Amer
lean banker, the results of which
were reported in that publication
yesterday, shows that only slight
ly more than % out of every 100
of the nations banking leaders
support the idea of tariff protec-
ton against foreign imports as
long as there are unemployed
workers in this country.
The article points out that
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
is decidedly in favor of tariff ad-
justment, rather than a policy of
economic nationalism.
The poll covered readers of the
paper, who represent a cross-sec-
ton of the American banking
field.
Final returns show 1918 in
favor of lowering tariff barriers
and $50 in favor of retaining high
tariff walls. This is a percentage
of IT'S for and 22.5 against down
ward revision.
Only six States backed the
policy of economic nationalism.
Delaware and Wyoming supported
it leo per cent; Utah, IS per cent;
Maine, so per cent; Colorado, So
per cent, and Pennsylvania, 81
per cent.
In three other States-Mon-
tana, New Hampshire and North
Dakota-the sentiment was evenly
divided.
The Washington times., 1934-06-02
Rural Merchants
Limit Purchases

wholesalers report that country
merchants are limiting their pur-
chases to immediate needs again,
after having abandoned that de-
preston policy for three months,
earlier in the year. Government
loans and grants have been suffi-
clent to take care of financial
needs of most farmers hit by the
failure of the wheat crop, but re-
tail buying has been slowed up
until it is ascertained whether
enough timely rainfall will come
to make reasonably large corn
crop.
The Washington times., 1934-06-02
100 Stocks Off
IS Per Cent

Market values of 100 repre-
sentative common stocks de-
creased in May $1,254,753,OO0,
or 8.5 per cent a survey by
Frazier Jelke & Co. revealed.
This is the largest drop re-
corded in any month since
October, 1888, when they de-
preciated 9.3 per cent. From
April 80 to the lows of May Ia
the issues declined 1875 per
cent, while from May IA to the
end of the month there was a
recovery of So per cent.
The largest decline on a per-
centage basis was steel, with
IT'S rer cent, motor dropped
1913 per cent, railroad equip
ments 1871 per cent, utilities
SO per cent, and building shares
SO per cent.