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Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-29
Saturday and Mond
of Outstanding Interest to Thrift
Unique Operation
On Coast Woman

OAKLAND. Calf, March 90. W.0
Mrs. Letitia Stmm's stomach,
which used to be upside down, was
rightSide up ara IN its proper place
today due to a new operating tech
nique used by doctors at Alameda
county hospital.
A victim of diaphragmatiC hernia,
Mrs. Sturm travelled only few
miles for the same operation for
which 13-year-old Jimmy Nelson OF
San Jose is crossing the continent
to Fall River, Mass.
In operating on the Alameda wo-
man, the county hospital surgeons
paralyzed the threnic nerve between
the neck and the diaphragm, thus
stopping the action of the left dia-
phragm. Then they took out two
ribs. pushed the stomach back into
place. and stitched the opening with
leg tissue. The tissue has the pro-
perty of growing wherever it is
placed, doctors explained.
The patient was reported recover
ing today.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-29
BEAR CREWS
F|GHT|NG To
GET HONORS
By JAMES a. SULLIVAN
Inited Press staff Correspondent


BERKELEY. Calf, March 20. U'R)
The University of California cam
pus is ready to bet, down to the
last bottom dollar, that the crew
stroked by Dick Burnley Will REP
resent the university against URG
versity of Washington in the "
sity race of the April l3 regs 4
here.
Burnley's crew is the National j 4
tercollegiate champion, but here p i
California this spring, it's only the
second boat. :
A boatload of sophomoreS, Junior
college transfers and substitutes
has supplanted the champions as
the first boat and thus far Gene
Berkenkamp and his mates have
held their ranking. UP to last night
only Carol Brigham, No. OF the
1884 crew, had won his place back.
But the demotion apparently has
awakened the Burnley eight from
its lethargy and out there on the
Oakland estuary where the race
will be held, the best crew in any
college in 1884 is biting into the
water with the pep which pulled
them over four miles of the Pough-
keepsie course back east ahead OF
six other entries.
What has Carol (Ky) Ebright to
say about the situation? !
Not a thing. Ebright coach OF
Two Olympic crew winners, is sit
ting tight and letting the boys fight
it out. He knows he'll get a better
crew out of the competition, re-
gardless of which one wins. a
And Washington is going to be
tough-very, very tough said the
little man in the old felt hat. Re
member they beat us last spring
and they can do i5 again this year,
even on the Oakland course :.
Although the Golden Bears oars
men are the national champSpns,
they aren't the Pacific coast cham
pions. Washington won that title at
Seattle last year and the Huskies.I
are coming here next month to de- ]
fend their championship. !
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-29

NEW YORK, March 90. UPl -
Max Schmeling and 1 are interest
ed in only one bout-that with Max
Baer," Joe Jacobs, American mana
ger of the German. said when told
of the proposed Uzcudun-Schmel-
ing match today, land if Pauline is
signing to fight Schmeling it must
be another guy by the same name" ;"
Jacobs said Schmeling would
leave Germany in a few weeks to
start training here for a title fight
in June.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-29
.UzCUDUN ON
BAER TRAIL

SAN SEBASTIAN, March %. W,P)
Pauline Uzcudun. the old Basque
woodchopper, is on Max Baer's trail
via Max Schmeling, according TO
his manager, Justo Oyarzabal, who
announced that his man had signed
to box the German at Berlin or
Munich June 30.
II am confident of beating
Schmeling," Pauline said. HE has
gone back, and then I want Baer.
The Schmeling bout is just one step
away from the title"
Oyarzabal said contract for the
bout was signed at the German
consulate.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
FLY,

FLY.
be ready to fly for their lives at the
approach of hunters with terrible
guns. Since they have lived in the
Green Forest on Farmer Browns farm
they have been In less danger of this
kind for there were signs warning
hunters that no shooting was allowed
in the Green Forest. However, now
and then a hunter would slip in.
Mrs. Grouse had heard of Peters
dreadful trouble. You know he was
held a prisoner by the Old Stonewall.
One leg was caught between two
stones, and he couldn't get it out. Mrs.
Grouse had gone over to the edge OF
the Green Forest, nearest to where
Peter was held. She was debating
whether or not to venture over where
he was when she heard the rustling of
leaves. It was a very faint ruStling.
Neither you nor I would have heard
It at all. but Mrs. Grouse long ago
trained her ears to hear just such
faint sounds. She knew, without look
ing, that that rustling was made by
the feet of Fox.
Instantly Mrs. Grouse was alert,
standing with her head raised. in or
der to see better while she listened
to that approaching sound. She was
ready TO take to those stout wings of
hers. She wasn't afraid, because she
knew that all she had to do was to
whir away to safety. Presently she
caught sight of young Fox. 1t was
one of the we'll grown children of
Reddy Fox and Mrs. Reddy. 1t was
evident that he was out hunting by
himself. He was headed right toward
Mrs. Grouse, but as yet he hadn't seen
her. He turned just a bit. Silently
and very slowly Mrs. Grouse squatted.
The wind was from him to her so she
knew that, even if he passed close, he
would not smell her, and she was sure
that he would not see her, for her
brown cloak matched almost exactly
the brown leaves on the ground.
The young Fox passed within a
couple OF feet of Mrs. Grouse and in
ber bright eyes was a twinkle of
amusement. Had it been Reddy Fox,
instead of that young Fox she would
not have taken that chance. The
young Fox trotted along past her and
headed toward the Old Stonewall It
was clear that he intended to hunt up
along the old wall. 1t was then that
she remembered Peter Rabbit Peter
was helpless. 1t wouldn't do for that
VO1Inp Foy tn find him
Mrs. Grouse waited only long
enough to make sure that the young
Fox intended to keep on. Then she
Evening star., 1935-10-28
Natures Children
Canada Thistle.

world while they dine and thrive
upon the plant.
The thistle is. as you know, Scot
when the Danes marched into Scot
land, one dark night, creeping in
their bare feet toward the Scots.
camped nearby, one Of the invaders
stepped upon a thistle. He gave such
wild scream of both surprise and
pain that the sleeping Scots were
instantly aroused, captured the Danes
and saved Scotland.
From July to November you may
see the lovely rose-purple blossoms.
This is another native of Europe and
Asia that has prospere6 in her
adopted country. and is now a nat
uralized American, to be found from
Newfoundland to Georgia. westward
to Nebraska.
Bristling bayonets stand guard for
the creatures who must not pass"
The others know the secret path.
The dense. matted leaves, with their
wool-like coating, make it impossible
for the greedy ants to reach the
nectar.
Visit a thistle in bloom. Watch
how carefully the wasps, bees and
butterflies bend over the tubes of the
florets to sip their dainty drink.
These tubes are slightly sticky about
their brims and the pollen grains
brought by the guests easily cling to
the two-branched, hairy stigma of an
older floret Thus the thistle chill
dren are assured. Should long wet
spell arrive at the time the florets are
ready for guests the thistle plant re-
sorts to self-fertiliZation.
While the farmer hates the drafted
pest with all his heart. one cannot
help but admire the vigorous way this
plant has gone about making her ad-
venture in this world a successful one
She cannot be discouraged or baked
in her efforts, and her motto is, Il
shall carry on!"
(Copyrisht. 1889
Evening star., 1935-10-28
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Who does his part no more can do.
His friendship he has proven true
Old Mother Nature.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
Bedtime Stories
Mrs. Grouse Does Her Part.

ran few steps, rustling the dry leaves
about her Instantly the young Fox
turned with a look Of eagerness on
his sharp face. At first he didn't see
her, for she had stopped. He began
to creep slowly in her direction, put
ting each foot down with the greatest
care, so as not to rustic leaf.
Mrs. Grouse started to run. The
young Fox bounded forward Mrs.
Grouse is very good runner for q
little way, but Fox is a much better
runner. Mrs. Grouse was forced to
fly. However, she flew only a very
little distance, and then came down,
as if it were difficult for her to fly.
Again she began to run and she
dragged one wing, as if it were in
jured. Reddy Fox would not have
been fooled, but the young Fox was.
He bounded after her, and she led him
away, fiuttering along and keeping
just out of his reach.
So Mrs. Grouse cid her part. The
young Fox forgot all about that Old
StoneWall.
(Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1935-10-28

Air Students Organize.
A Student Aviation Federation has
been organized in Japan.
Evening star., 1935-10-28

~ NE of Peter Rabbits long
time friends in the Green
R~ast is Mrs. Grouse. Like
~ Peter, she has to be con-
stantly on the watch, and for practic-
ally the same enemies that Peter has
to keep continually in mind.
Thunderer the Ruffled Grouse ana
Mrs. Grouse are alive today only be-
cause of their smartness and con-
stant watch for approaching danger.
At times Peter has had to watch out
for hunters with terrible guns, but
not nearly so often as have Thunderer
and Mrs. Grouse. Every Autumn since
they were hatched they have had to
Evening star., 1935-10-28

THIS family was seated in County
= Lancaster. England, for many
centuries, and the name is thought
to have originally signified an aspen
vale" Some branches of the family
use on their coat armor an aspen leaf
Of gold on q field of silver.
The ancestral home of the Aspin-
walls Of Lancashire was Toxteth Park,
q suburb of the city of Liverpool.
From the time of the reign of King
John until 1904, ToXteth Park was
the property of the crown, but on
that date was purchased by one
Richard Molyneux. A number of
families settled on the land, among
them Edward Aspinwall.
The Aspinwalls of Lancashire were
In sympathy with the movement of
the Puritans and some of their de-
scendants came to America One of
the first to come to this country was
William Aspinwall, who accompanied
Gov. Winthrop to Massachusetts in
1880, on the good ship Arabella.
Copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1935-10-28

eoMETHNG'S been happening to shortening
- prices! Ask your dealer about it. Ask him the
prices of Crisco-and other cooking fats.
You'll find that recently most shortcomings have
gone way, way up. But that's not true of Crisco.
Today Crisco, the finest of all Shortcomings, prob
ably doesn't cost any more than ordinary cooking
fats In fact-if you buy Crisco in the big 3b can
it may even cost you less.
When you use Crisco-the healthful all-purpose
shortening, your family can enjoy your cooking at
its best-ght faky pies, crisp fried foods, feathey
cakes. For Crsco is made only of the purest vege-
table oils-creamed and creamed into pure. sweet.
fluffy shortening.
Buy big 3.lb. can of Crisco todayl
Evening star., 1935-10-28

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Evening star., 1935-10-28
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

HISTLES are hardy lot. rather
on the defensive all the time,
caring little what happens to
L any one who becomes to IA
miliar Once accustomed to their
ways, you are on guard and find
that this family is most interesting
one.
The thistle has a partner in the
insect world, the famous butterfly
named Painted Lady, and where one
goes the other is bound to be seen.
In fact, it is said they are absolutely
dependent upon each other
Another we'll known guest is the
lovely goldfinch. who knows how to
dine we'll on the bountiful seeds in
their fluffy coats. The bees, too, seek
the nectar so willingly provided by
the thistle mother, in exchange for
Evening star., 1935-10-28

a small pile of gold pollen.
Perhaps you will find a prickly
cradle of leaves. which the Painted
Lady's baby has woven about its food
supply. 1t would appear that these
children have little faith in the pro-
lection afforded by the bayonets that
Evening star., 1935-10-28

North reached four hearts and
needed a few illnesses to make it.
Not one worked However. East
opened a spade and, after taking the
queen with the king, West returned a
spade. When East was in with the
king of hearts, he found third spade
lead. The result was four hearts for
North. Both East and West were
playing a lazy mans game. Neither
Evening star., 1935-10-28
ADVERTISEMENT

Perkins contest, where ten fully
equipped 1886 Model Plymouth
Touring Sedans and 100000 in
cash are being given away.
The contest is open to all lis
teners. For full details listen to
the Ma Perkins radio program
over station WRC at 3:15 PM.
every day except Saturday and
SUNDAY,
Evening star., 1935-10-28
ADVERTISEMENT

This demoniac pursuit of a
young and helpless girl is but
one of the problems facing Our
Own Ma Perkins, Americas
Mother of the Air. On station
WRC at 3:15 PM. every day ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday.
Thrills, laughs, human nature
and the lives of real people in
every broadcast. AND added in
terest lies in the current Ma
Evening star., 1935-10-28

Mr.. Sims will answer all INQUIRIES on
contract that are addressed to this news
paper. Inclose . self-addresseG. 3-cent
stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
Melon Salad.
Z cantaloupes.
! bunch watercress.
4 slices pineapple.
French dressing.

OHIHu uTtSSIIlR,
Cut cantaloupes in halves length
wise or crosswise according to shape
of melon. Scoop out pulp with ball
cutter, add French dressing and place
in refrigerator until thoroughly
chilled. Line melon shells with cress
which has been washed and chilled.
Fill with melon balls and garnish with
small wedges of fresh pineapple.
Evening star., 1935-10-28

You seems little unreasonal, Muv-
YER. va comes home from a party
an va says tine: Lock at that child!"
Seems like you should look at her
from now OIL been doin' it all after
noon.
Evening star., 1935-10-28
Conquering Contract
BY p. HAL SIMS
Timing.

THE art Of timing is to know when
to play what. In defensive play.
the defenders usually lose timing on q
hand by slavishly following that glori-
ous but boomerang like policy of max
ing the declarer ruff. For example,
take the following hand:
Evening star., 1935-05-19
SALE-HOUSES.
WOODBRIDGE D. c.

(FURNISHED HOME)
Corner 26th and Bunker Hill rd. ne,
opposite new city park. All-brick. CENTER
living room, extra large bed room. 2
smaller bed rooms hoored attic, breakfast
room. hardwood trim throughout, built
in heated garage. This home will COM
pare favor ably with other homes So. 900
higher in price. Price is tiader $4,000.
Discount for cash. Don't fail to see this
home Sunday or one day next week. We
have another 7-room home next door to
this one. suitable for two families Open
Sunday and evenings next week.
TOLSON, KEMP & NIX. INC,
Builders of Fine HomesD
pbnUa necatur
Evening star., 1935-05-19
Beautiful Small Estate,

Ia acres on Wilson blvd. 4's miles
house beyond Powhatan Spring: House
practically new. 5 large rooms. tiled bath,
large attic, Gear garage; gorgeous shade
stream Priced for quick sale at SS.650.
Down payment So, 1000: balsnce terms:
or by appointment with owner. Mr.. MYER.
once phone, Decatur 1852 from 8 to 5.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
WOODBRIDGE D. C.

oe16 10th st. NE-One Square North of
Rhode Island Ave.
Large six-room house. modern in every
detail. 3 large porches. 2 inclosed. with
lot. garage. plenty Of flowers. shrubs and
fruit trees. Finish like new. This Is a
real home come and see II. Price. SS.450.
terms arranged. Open from 10 to . pm.
Sunday and from to 8 pm. week days.
B. F. HOLMES. 1901 Rhode Island ave.
no phnne North 4R10
Evening star., 1935-05-19
S6.15Q.

Beautiful new Colonial center-han home
on large, wooded lot in D. @. Oak hoors,
tile bath, full basement. washable paper.
hot-water heat, large closets. Norge re-
Drive out Alabama ave. Sc, to 44th pl,
turn left on Azth to No. 1140s 1os
Evening star., 1935-05-19

5oIl Iath st. NV.
tion hall. h.-w. h.. .elec,, bath. rscres;
tion room; garage; lot 35xloo. Priced
w 'e Near sth q n SITS. NE.
rear porchss. s.car sarase. Priced to
''' Monroe st. near 18th st. NV.
Bay-window brick. 6 large rooms.
satS; safes slsI ss's5ol House in GOOD 00ndl''0n'
sss:sEs.. 81 eom:: nsaf o.ss' as.h ss: issioe.
A Near 81. Gabriers Church.
elec. bath. laundry trays. front and
Tsss Fsss pfp1ses' pTies. s7too 5se ssms Fsaa s'f0
Wv hlnfsiow eiees sats stRs sriee. se. sseso FERNS.
$3.50 cash. monthly payments like
Cheyerly. Md.
This fine detached home. 8 large
aondl.ion s%s esesp ses sSssS ssTns
B.y.winadsoaR1 asa1 Srief S S.O1'Gi rooms. on h-wh..
elee;; laundry trays. Priced right for
SsSr Sear Lincoln ihie; Par. on Wide st. Sc.
h..x.h', I.''e eiec' 0f0PT Price' S s5 $50. $3.50
cash and $3.50 per month.
A bargain for home buyer; semi
Sahs SstsihsO .lss lsSu''s $3.50. :! rooms '"' '''n
|DA:HUNPHRIE<
E A L T Q -
sos N. Cap. st. Nat. s7ss-s7ss-os7s.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

FOR. 500 MONTHLY. NO CASH PAYMENT.
I will sell Spanish bungalow; all modern
and better than new; 4 rooms and tile
bath; white oak. highly finished floors;
oa ement. % by As; large double garage
to match: corner lot. 100 by IS on paved
street. large forest trees. Owner. W r.
WILSON. 10 Grove st. HyattsvilIe. Call
Greenwood 1880
Evening star., 1935-05-19

"a ACRES WITH GROOM MODERN
IA acres Broom house. near Tysons
Cross Rds.. Sl,700; 6-room modern home
with h.-w.h. with ] .. acres. $3.50; 6-
room home with INV h J.. acres 81
200; modern home with ] acre. S3.5OO.
Phone Falls Church 323-J-2. THOS.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
NOTICE TO OUR CLIENTS

Before generally Advertising this new
home in Chevy Chase. D. c.. we offer you
the opportunity OF a pre-showing with our
moderately priced. Detached brick, English
type. at the intersection Of 2 desirable
Streets: 3 exceptional bed rooms % ms. With nts.t z
fast room separate from kitchen. rock
wool insulated. finished attic outside nTlck
garage. YOU MAY CHOOSE THE DECO
RATIONS AND FIXTURES.
FISCHER & COMPANY.
a07 18th st. Met. OO45 or Col. 126O-J.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
S3-Q5O-N LgE HEIGHTS

D TOOmS DdtN. sun paTIOT. paTagP,
shaded lot, Just reconditionPc; easy terms.
S3.7Go-IN CLARENDON
5-room house with 2 lots. hardwood
floors. garage modern improvements
Terms, $500 cash. balance Ike rent,
So 950-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
rooms. bath, h.-w. h.. hardwood floors,
fireplace. finished attic. full basement,
garage. gas. sewer city water; will build
this for only S3.950; lot 5OxI so included;
terms. 81 900 cash $50 per month
Call Walnut 1854. 1880 to II m. or
Columbia Jl13 Sunday and evenings.
e NEWTON SNTDER REAITOR-
Evening star., 1935-05-19
GARRET PARK BUNGALOW.

Four eood-sized rooms. dinette. bath
and lncloSed porch; city ConVenienceS;
wooded lot: B. d o, suburban trains.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

SEE WOODBRIDGE GARDENS.
Visit furnished Colonial and Cape Cod
homes also see an attractive 4-bed: room
home. This Is an artstically planned and
in the heart of Woodbridge. Select your
lot Of any size desired and carry out your
Fate. Come r. /. ave. to 18th st., turn
north to Randolph st.
PAUL p. STONE, REALTOR.
Phone North 747l,
Evening star., 1935-05-19

PRiCE REDUCED p!-OWNER OFFERS At
3 years. in beautiful suburban neighbor-
HOOD. near State park; LARGE screened llv-
ing porch. unusually nice planting. SOFT
lot Hllltop I'd. Sligo Park Hills. Nd.
Evening star., 1935-05-19
NEW pETAIciIHEEp IiIE BRICK.

S1.25O CASH-S60 FER MONTH
viii Buy This Beautiful 7:Room House in
Marietta Park NV.
Some Of the features include large, level
lot slate roof copper cutters recreation
room, two open freplaces. breakfast room.
open porch; detached sarase With over
call Mr. FIELDS. Georgia 2042.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

County. Md.-l53 acres. stone and stucco
mansion. In fine grove about 100 yards
from State highway. Beautiful stream
through meadow. Bargain at So 500 Nd. =
Va. Farm Agency. Munsey Bids. Balti-
more Nd
Evening star., 1935-05-19

TAKOMA PARK. D. c.
) rooms and bath, h.-w h., good condi-
tion: S4 000
Acre OF land. Groom and bath house on
high wooded knoll INV h.; $4,000
25 new brick houses and bungalows in
D. c. and Mo. S6..1O0 to g. 500
ROBERT z LOHR.
All Cedar Ct Tak0Oa parE Gen nsS1
Evening star., 1935-05-19

HOW ABOUT THESE?
] S-r.. 81 500 | 6-r. 81 500; ] 6-r..
s. $50. Small cash payment. easy terms.
For information. sol Wilson blvd. Balls
ton. Va. Phone Clarendon 81.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

BRICK BUNGALOWS.
Woodbridge 3s33 10Th pl n.e.-Tvo new
brick bungalows, with every modern con
venience. elegant large rooms. high locs-
ton; close to schools. bus ano stores open
Saturday and Sunday l pm, until dark
$3.50 down S55 month.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY co. ~
o27H I Ave. n e Phone North I.Ot.
Evening star., 1935-05-19

SMALL STRENGTHENING OLD O.
room home. modern improvements. oil
burner acres with beautiful landscapeo
setting in fine old trees. Convenient to
schools. stores and transportation vet has
absolute privacy Is miles from Wash
ington IN Virginia. Price. $4,000. EASY
fAr1aS
Evening star., 1935-05-19
W. S. HOGE. Jr..
1897 K ST NV

Dist 8563 Home Fairfax g.
MODERN GROOM AND BATH DWELLING
and A. acres of rich land on improved
thoroughfare northwest of Washington.
about 40 minutes from the heart OF the
city. Also has 5-room and bath bungalow
and 6-room tenant house. outbuldlngs.
equipment and furniture over 10000
pieces of nursery stock ready to sell. Ideal
for nursery or truck farm. PRICE, Sl2o0O.
GU ANN0N 4, IIICHS co
Evening star., 1935-05-19

3S19 Both st.-6-room semi-bunsalow; q
car garage; lot 50x150. $500 cash S45
monthly. 3410 Bunker Hill rd.-2 bungs-
lows for the price of one: So $50; terms
MAYNOR. 1905 Brentwood I'd. ne. Phone
Nnrth 43AS
Evening star., 1935-05-19
SILVER SPRING. MD
MT. RAINIER. MD.

500 RICHMOND AVE
Groom house a mi. garage: bargain
open Sunday for inspection
Evening star., 1935-05-19
SALE-SUBURBAN.

WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY
a little cottage and garden lot in q
white subdiv. with bus service. etc? Only
S1.500. Write Box 443, BENJAMIN Franklin
Station, d. c.
ATTENTION OF ARMY OR NAVAL Off
GER or some one looking for a real home
in one Of Washington's beautiful suburbs.
455 Jackson st. Ashton Heights, Va. 4lz
miles from Downtown Washington, 3 large
rooms, tile bath. 2-car garage large lot
rs by. 1872 #. corner. Plenty large oaks
and shrubbery. Call Georgia 4639.
COLONIAL ESTATE
1O5 acres on cement road. House has
13 large rooms. bath. fireplaces Beau
tiful view Of city and surrounding country,
Plenty OF shade; broom tenant house; 4
miles from Alexandria. Price 5000;
50 600 cash. balance financed over a pc
riod of years Or will sell buildings and 20
acres for Sl2. 900. This is one OF the
most beautiful settings in virginia. See
MASON HIRST; Annandale. Fairfax
County. Va at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 43-F-4I.
3 ACRES 4-ROOM UNFINISHED BUNGA-
low. good chicken houses. garden. water.
electric. paved road. Washington 12 miles.
81 OoO-$250 cash. $50 month. Walnut
S652.
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= SACRIFICE SALE.
!Ile- Phone Greenwood 2673.
YOU ARE INVITED
JACOB H, PoLADIAN

And visit the new. Groom. 2-bath English
homes being built in JEFFERSON PARK. %
Alexandria Va bv
Evening star., 1935-05-19

DESIGNER-BUILDER
The greatest value for the dollar expended
We have ever been able to offer. Nothin-
compare BILE. as to prices. attention lavished
on details and construction. in or around
Washington
Evening star., 1935-05-19
GEORGETOWN.

Nh.6UV.
Cozy Groom home. brick construction:
perfect condition Hot-water heat. oil
burner. Refrigeration. Double rear porch.
CONVENIENT TERMS.
j. MCKINNEY BERRY,
Evening star., 1935-05-19

So. 900. easy terms; rms. bath. double
garage; front and back porches; lot 75 #.
front 1875 it. back. 100 ft. deep; beauti-
ful trees, shrubs roSebushes, grapevlnes,
etc. Home all DAY Sunday. Monday. Phone
Clarendon oRS-W-o lgs
Evening star., 1935-05-19

927 New York Ave. NV. Natl $500.
"Colored Home Specialist"
Evening star., 1935-05-19
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

tCOntinued.) :
1890 ONTARIO PLACE Nw.-6 ROOMS.
reception hall garage; porches; electrlc
REFRIGERATOR; used by owner. Open SUNDAY.