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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-03

West Jefferson, Oct. la game
which promises to be one of much
interest and activity will take place
on the West Jefferson field at 500
p. m. Friday, October 4th-the two
participants being our home team and
Lansing. West jefferson is highly
elated over its 60 victory over Cross
nore-while Lansing has in mind it's
800 defeat at the hands Of Saltville,
Va. Both teams are in good shape,
and the contest promises to be a
lively affair.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-03

Chicago defeated Detroit, 80, Wed
nesday afternoon in the first game Of
the World Series which was opened
in Detroit.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-03

ADVERTISE in The skyland
Post, the only newspaper that is
printed in Ashe county. and the
newspaper with by far the best
subscription list of any news.
paper circulated in the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01

Across.
/. A beautiful girl.
6. Two-mested ship.
10. Monks hooded garment.
IA. Mahometan prince.
Is. Genus Of frogs.
Is. Scope.
II. Not at all.
10. Roman public road.
10. Conduct.
20. A soldier armed with cuirass.
20. Den.
%. Flogging; var.
"a. Evaded.
Is. Entrance.
80. Pertaining to birth.
80. Hebrew measure.
49, Winged.
IS. Island in the Mediterranean
SO. Act of admitting to the privileges OF
citizenship In State.
~. Dismal; poet.
43. Faction.
a.. A cry of bacchanals.
IS. Social rank.
AZ. Two-pronged instrument.
-. Methodical arrangement
50. Mountain lake.
81. Pueblo Indian.
IS. Like a pirate.
81. Morse god.
So. Poisonous weed Of the West.
SO. Dwelling place of the dead.
"a. Bullying pot.
IS. Ardor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01
Clergyman to Operate Bus.

Rev. George F. Mcleod of Govan
Old Parish Church, Govan, Scotland,
has been granted a government permit
to operate bus between Govan and
Barrhead. The service will be entirely
to enable jobless men to travel from
the unemployed center at Pierce In
stitute, Govan, so that they may get
the benefit Of the country. A small
fare will be charged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01

IS. Fierce ouadruped.
81. Relate.
6S. Take out.
SO. After song.
l. Bench on which judges sit.
2. Australian bird.
3. Son of Jacob.
4. Ugly glance.
S. Printing mistakes.
6. Spirited
Z. Tending toward reasoning as a
source of knowledge.
8. Arrow poison.
9. Area beneath a roof.
10. Estimated.
II. Mountain nymph.
IL. Interlace.
10. Loaded.
81. Gannet.
IS. Tibetan monk.
26. Small body of water.
q. Persian poet.
%. Network.
20. Having three rays.
81. Dry.
"a. Young woman.
SO. Reside.
81. A red timbered Indian tree.
SO. The dill.
40. Heraldic device.
Al. An African striped animal
as. Moved easily.
48. Natural
40. A young branch.
so. MARBLE.
81. Run over.
So, Never to return, poet.
So. Actors part.
81. Fall in drops.
SO. The perf1dious friend Of Othello.
So. Winter vehicle.
so. The head Of boar; obs.
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
AUTO EXHIBIT
FOR NOV. 2-9

Calvert Exhibit Hall, 2701 Cal
vert st. N. W., will shelter this
years edition of the Washington
Automobile Show, the Washington
Automotive Trade Association,
sponsorers, disclosed today.
The Washington Auditorium,
scene of past shows, was leased to
the Federal Government for office
quarters several months ago.
November %, inclusive, has
been set as the show date this
year in accordance with President
Roosevelt's request that the auto
motive industry advance its an
nual activities in the hope of
levelling the peaks" and "val-
leys" of unemployment in the sea-
sonal industry. Shows through
out the country, usually held in
January, have been moved up to
the November date.
Calvert Exhibit Hall is opposite
the Shoreham Hotel and within
two blocks of the Connecticut
Avenue bus line.
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
Two ~" Branches
Add 1900 Members

Enrolling nearly 1900 members,
Twelfth Street Branch Y. M. C. A.,
and Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A.,
closed one of the most successful
membership drives in the history
of the two institutions last night.
Phyllis Wheatley branch almost
doubled its quota with 500 new
members added to the roll of the
association, while the Twelfth
Street branch added 500, the num-
ber set for the campaign. A team
headed by Miss Mamye Lane led
in the women's division with
total of $50 members. Individual
honors went to Miss Mary Askins,
who brought in SO memberships.
In fees the Twelfth Street branch
collected $1,400.
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
TRAFFIC CHIEF
RAPS CRITICS

Criticism by downtown mercan
tile interests of current traffic
control plans today were met by
Traffic Director william A. Van
Duzer with the query:
what do these men suggest
instead Of a parking ban and
extension of One-way regula-
tiOnS?"
Frank r. Jelleff was reported as
declaring that parking bans would
not solve the problem ard assert.
ing that most congestion resulted
from double parking of delivery
trucks. The Van Duzer rejoindel
was:
what causes double park
ing? The answer is single park
ing, obviously"
In response to protests by Col
Lawrence C. Crawford, chairman
of the traffic committee of the
Washington Board of Trade, Di.
rector Van Duzer rejoined:
"My program does not call
for extension Of the One-way
street idea in the downtown
area. This extension would be
carried out in other areas.
ITS the movement of traf-
fic that we're trying to facili-
tate. We estimate that there
is room, under present regula-
tiOnS, for about 1900 cars to
park on downtown streets. On
the other hand, there are 30
900 cars moving through those
same streets daily. People
want to get to town and then
want to get home and we must
look after them"
The Van Duzer program is well
under way, its author stated to.
day, but its results will not be
determined for some time yet,
Streets are being studied for ap.
plication of the periodic" one.
way regulation and for the park.
ing ban, and the extinction of
traffic lights after midnight in
some sections is being consid.
cred,
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
NO POLITICS
FOR WALKER
ON RETURN
Too Strenuous for His
Health; Plans to
Practice Law

PARIS, Oct. 22-When former
Mayor James j. Walker, OF New
York, returns to the United States,
he will keep away from politics,
he told International News Service
late today.
Returning to Paris from an au-
tomobile jaunt around the French
countryside, he said in an exclu.
SiVe interview:
II have worked tO beat hell to
get back to health, and / don't
want to lose it by going back
into politics, because the way 1
do politics Is too strenuous"
Walked added he was not sure
whether he would sail for the
United States aboard the liner
Manhattan tomorrow.
Loss Is Sentimental
Walker, his wife, the former
Betty Compton, and her mother
plan to leave for London this eve
ming. The former mayor said he
had just heard about the fire at
his home in Dorking, England,
and added:
"The loss was not very great
financially, but it was fireplace
able Sentimentally.
"The loss is between $4,000
and $4,000 maximum. 1 am
not sure yet Of the exact figure,
since i have not yet talked to
London.
at is mostly Of sentimental
value. There were several paint
ings that Betty did several years
ago which 1 value beyond money
and which cannot be replaced"
WILL PAY HER VISIT
When the house caught fire,
Laura La Plante, motion picture
actress was occupying it. She was
i'll, and was carried to safety
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
ON BIG Tim E
IN24H0URS

Young, eager, thrilling with life
19-year-old Sara Berner, Of Brook
lyn, N. Y. is still dazed over the
sudden change of events that sky
rocketed her from a position as
saleSwoman in a New York depart
ment store to a place in Major
Edwin Bowes' amateur groups.
It was Sara's imitation Of q
French woman buying a pair oi
hose that cost her her job in the
department store. That same imi
tation caused thousands of radio
listeners Sunday night to convincI
Major Bowes by telephone anc
telegram that Sara was the ont
person he must engage immediate
ly to complete his No. unit, nov
playing in Washington. She came
at once-taking the jump from
amateur to professional in full
stride.
But let Sara talk for herself:
I'm so thrilled! l just don't
know what to say!
Sunday night when the Major
told me 1 was to go on the stage
1 couldn't talk! I've always
wanted to work in the theater.
/ studied dramatics at Tulsa
University. hated selling
and now, to find myself appear
ing here!
"I owe 1t all to the Major and
those kind people who listened
in. Please say how grateful 1
am-hOw much it means to me!"
And-if thousands of listeners
can predict such an elusive thing
as fame-this slender, Titan
haired girl is just beginning to
climb the dazzling heights so few
ever reach.
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
Shir|ey's S Mother
Says Something's
Rotten in Denmark

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. % 1.N.sJ.
Film circles here today speculated
concerning the reason for the re-
ported barring of Shirley Temple
film in Denmark.
Mrs. George Temple, mother of
the diminutive star, reported she
had been informed in a telephone
call from a London newspaper
that one of her six-year-old daugh-
ter's pictures, Little Miss Marker"
had been barred by Danish au-
thorities.
Mrs. Temple declared neither
she nor officials of the Fox
Twentieth Century studio, where
Shirley is under contract, pre-
viously had been informed of the
reported action.
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
Cats Of Many Lands
Drawn TO Local Show

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. %.
Cats from such distant points
as Siam, Burma. India, Australia,
Ethiopia. Isle of Man and all
parts of the United States are
expected to be exhibited here
November and 10 in the George
Mason Hotel during the annual
Cat Fanciers' Association show.
Included in the exhibitions,
which will be shown from 10 a.
m. to 10 p. m. each day, will
be benched three large speciality
shows. The exhibition probably
will be the largest cat show ever
held in this country, Miss Mary
Hantzmon. 312 Maryland Ave,
Washington. believes. Entries
VIII close November /.
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
Florida Acts TO Halt
Stream of Transients

MIAMI, Oct. 22-Florid a
barred her winter sunshine to
moneyless visitors from other
States.
Patrol of seven arterial high
ways into the State began yester-
day. Officers were instructed by
Gov. Dave o'loltz to halt the an
nual str%m Of "undesirables.
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
CRAFTS SHOW
OPENS TODAY

Work of leading Southern
craftsmen will be exhibited today
at Briar Patch, 1914 Wisconsin
Ave. N. w. Mrs. George Howe, OF
Chapel Hill, N. c., is in charge.
Selected pieces which are now
on view include a sewing table
made from a followed log, and a
lamp with a shade made of mica,
a new material for this purpose.
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
u. 5. Clears Man Held
As kidnapping Suspect

InternatiOnaI News Service
The U. S. Bureau of Identified
ton reported today the man being
held at Belzoni, Miss, is not
Thomas H. Robinson, jr., wanted
for the kidnapping of Mrs. Alice
S. Stoll. of Louisville. KY. The
man had been detained because of
his resemblance" to the fugitive.
The Washington times., 1935-10-22
Great Fox Hunter
SARA BERNER

August Busch, the brewer, is a
great fox hunter. Among the
priced possessions in his st. Louis
home is a tame fox, which has
the run of the house, the same
as a pet dog or cat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11
ARLINGTON. VA.

at dth st. Alcova Heights Va. / 3 min
utes TO heart OF city. Hot-water heat
recreation room l?x!" with real fireplace.
Fireplace in living room all modern i'm
provements. garage" Price $4,000. Lot
5oXll4. Not a real estate house. but
built for home. Inquire of RUFUS
TRICE, owner and builder. S24 South
Glete I'd. Telephone Clarendon 545-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

RENT BUNGALOW OR HOUSE. UNFUR-
nished ami, in CherrEdale. Va. Address
BOX 3I0-X Star Office
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So. OO0-NEAR NAVY YARD.

50 OOU-NEAR NAVY IAHD. .
9 semi-detached brick houses, recently
redecorated; each with q rooms and bath,
one has hot-water heat. May be pur-
chased separately. -
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DISTRICT 1411.
TWO FAMILY APARTMENT; AND G
rooms; separate hot-water heaters cleo
tricity; in convenient upper NV. section
rented TO white tenants Tor ~ ,050 per
annIlm. YOU can purchase equity for 81 600
cash. subject to a first deed Of trust; rent
one apt. and live in The 1 9th CIV or . buy
2S27, F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 2O5 Invest
mpnt Building.
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SACRIFICE.
.Nrn TNn CIDE VI
SACRIFICE.

Nearby Nd; new. restricted lake; only
waterfront development 80 miles D. c.;
worth $500. Address Box 33T-X, Star
Of6cP
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SALE-HOUSES.
COLONIAL BRICK MANSION
OF THE WEAR 1903

One of the finest period specimens In
the Washington area, with lockwood Of
great age and beauty. Located northwest
of the city. within easy half-hour drive
of the office center this l1-room house.
with its. spacious grounds. is at the bus
line with 15-minute schedule. Still oc-
cupied by the original family. 1t needs
the modern features and the buyer will
be justified in spending anv reasonable
sum. Price, So, 800. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER 1I19 K st. NV. Natl. 1876.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY STATE LO-
cation and lowest cash price. Address Box
4l4-T. Star office.
NE. Sc. BLOoMINGDALE OR PET
worth: q to rms; reasonable; will pay
cash or will assume your mortgage; give
price and details. P. o. Box 1886. City
DESIRE SEVERAL Il TO 10 RIM. HOUSES
for investment reasonable; pay all cash.
Mr. BAILEY l435 Meridian. Adams 41S6.
RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT WORKER.
substantial monthly payments only: north
west preferred; nearby Virginia considered.
National 1881. Apt. No. 426.
INDIVIDUAL WANTS TO BUY FROM
owner. large house. suitable for roomers.
No dealers. L. ODOM, 100 Eye ST. NV
TO 4 ROOMS: NE. OR Sc. LIKE
possession within 45 days. All cash. E. A.
CARNEY. phone Dist 45OS. 1126 VT. ave
WE WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. ANY
condition; no commission. REALTY
CORP. 1927 Eye st. NV" Met $685..
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR BRICK HOUSE
Quick settlement. No agents. Must be
bargain National Sg51. 1920 X st. n W.
l PERSONALLY PAY CASH FOR WASH
ington property brick or frame, white or
colored. Be sure to get my price before
you sell. G.. G. DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave.
Phone National 44S2 81"
SPOT CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE (WHITE).
brick or frame any condition, D. G. only.
CAN Metropolitan 2713.
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sOs n. Cap. st. Nat. 6.ae-6,33-Os,s

COZY HOME FOR COLORED
Completely recondtioned: nice side yard
ted on B st near 18th st. Sc So 80:
terms. Phone North 7+7l.
COLORED - DETACHED DUTCH CO.
lonial-6 rms. > baths. gas, cleo, II. W Ii. +;
greatly reduced for quick sale. SS,a50.
132l Franklin St ne. Call after Sunday
COLORED-KINGMAN PARK
Is SO well known to most people as the
one truly desirable home development II
neeoS no additional recommendation except
to say come out and see what bids fair 10
be one OF the city's outstanding beauty
spots. Exhibit home. 23l0 st. ne.
open and lighted daily until 9 pm.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
Owner and Builder.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

DIRECT FROM OWNER. MODERN BUNG-
allow on lot; Woodbridge preferred: must be
bargain. Address gU4 ST. ne. Phone
Lincoln 03US
WE HAVE CASH PURCHASERS
For small homes and investment property
Also lots available for building OF homes
stores and flats.
We Solicit Your ListingS.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
liu6 II ST. NV District 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

TWELVE ACRES ON 10Th ST. BUS LINE
at Forest Glen. Md; two dwellings,: will
divide. acres with each. or sell all. F. F.
WESTON on the property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

| sVes Sc disable St water. cleo av..
| 35xI70. high (same as Nav. ObsvD. wood
| ed, rest. white: last week plenty knew
| cash $50 terms. N c. p. e. P. c. Park
| impV. money HAS BEEN allotted and the
| next offered will be double-triple. You
| can always buy, but never again at these
| prices. these advantages and location-TRY
| 1T here or ELSEWHERE NOW-You can't
| delay not even a week; do it today. once,
| 5IO Ridge I'd. Sc, opp. huge Fl. Dupont
Park
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.

CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
In First-ClasS Condition-$10,750
1906 Chevy Chase Blvd, Md.
This house formerly sold for
over $4,000, has four large bed
rooms with two connecting
baths, beautiful living room with
fireplace, spacious dining room,
sun porch, large pantry and
kitchen. Hardwood floors
throughout. Toilet in cellar, hot
water heat, laundry tubs, 2-car
garage. Grounds $500 So. it. Low
cash down with balance like rent
until paid. No financing charges.
Your inspection invited. Drive
out Wisconsin ave. past D. C..
line. Turn left at Chevy Chase
Boulevard. p block to the house.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
District 9057.
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SUBDIVISION ACREAGE.
80 beautifully wooded acres in the vi
cinlty of Georgia ave. section of Silver
Spring Property ready for immediate
subdiV sion: ali improvements in front of
property; over :; 900 #. on the main high
way; newly completed Govt. parkway sp-
proach: II minutes drive from downtown
section Priced at less than Sl.250 per
acre. Owner will sacrifice in trade. See
MI Towbes,
i404 X CAFRITZ. District 1880
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SALE OR RIGHTEOUSNESS,
WANTED TO BuY-HOUsEs.

BY OWNER-l2 ROOMS AND BATH. H
VIII, cleo and gas. front and back porch:
large yard. Call Met. 24S4 or Adams 1926.
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NEW BRICK BUNGOLOW.
S. T. ROBERTSON.

rooms. | bath, buIlt-ln garage beau
tifUl lot 10 frontage All-gaS kitchen
you cant help but like Price. $500
Terms ARRANGED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

ETWORTH-COL. BRK.-S7,500.
Near Kansas ave. close to 14th st. cars
extended Jameson-b built. concrete front
porch. six rooms. bath. hardwood floors.
hot-water heat. electricity Frigidaire, ga
rage, Lot, lSXl5O. Monthly payments
only 500 a month.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th St Realtor Natl 0753
Evening, Phone Georgia 9Ol2.
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SAIE-HOUISES.

CoLoRED-NEAR RESERVOIR AND CO.
floors; detached; will sacrifice; Unusual
terms. Phone Adams 7044.
1896 18th ST. NW.-S RMS HARD
wood floors, electric gas, good condi-
ton. cheap. North 6S13. North 1G5b.
BENJAMIN F. FLETCHER,
1898 10th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

Beautiful room bath home. lot soft.
front. fine lawn. shrubbery; nicely located
price - 600 p. S DONALDSON. ..09
Southern Bldg METROPOLITAN 1852.
BUNGALOWS. HOUSES LOTS FOR SALE
ROBERT T. LOHR 81 Cedar st.. TakOma
Park. Phone Georgia OSSl
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OPPORTUNITY
81 5O0-Ma Ssive brick home with : rms.
bath and basement; h.-w.h.: a
acre ground and lots OF fruit
trees: , minutes from downtown.
Phone at once for appointment.
SO, S50-A STUDIO HOME. u large rms.
:! baths. oil heat built-in garage.
lot 9Jxl20 one block TO trans
portation. Terms. - 600 cash,
balance SD a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

JOSEPH REIBLE. AGENT.
Phone CLARENDON JlJ.
N. GARFIELD 10th SIS. Clarendon. Va
GOOD HOME NEAR SCHOOLS. STORES
and transportation. Owner leaving Wash
ington and this property will be a BARGAIN
at 80 900 with $500 cash and the balance
on partial payment mortgage basis. Price
includes ElectroluX REFRIGERATOR and all
garden implements.
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WANTED TO RENT NORTHWEST SEC
tion or Montgomery County-Unfurnished
modern detached home or town house. D
bed rooms, , OF more baths. maids room
ana bath. double garage. Please give iuli
description. address and minimum rental
for !, :! or 3 year lease. Address BOX
LEX Star otflce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

FIvE-RooM BRICK. ENGLISH TYPE
bungalow; hardwood floors. fireplace. tiled
bath. Euilt-in garage. oil burner. S6l5
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SALE-HOUSES.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
ALEXANDRIA ANTIQUE:
5O3 ALLISON ST. NV.

An ancient house by an old mill race.
the original part brick with dormer win
dows. Plenty Of shade and whatever
amount of land may be needed. The
house is occupied by the descendants OF
the 18th century builder, has about q
rooms. nothing modern but electricity. is
in poor condition and is near a busy
railroad but its charm will take you
The price depends on the amount Of land,
Shoemaker 1919 50 NV. Natl 1l66
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
WANTED-SUBURBAN

TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER, A OR 9
room house in nearby Maryland. $3.50 cash.
Not more than $500. Address Box 2Ol *.
Star Office. LIS
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61s MILES FROM CAPITOL.
Donnybrook-Capitais newest all-year-
around water resort and low-cost home
development. Near Suitland. Md. I'M
provements include 5-acre lake. large con-
crete swimming pool; large lots. some
wooded. Pre-development prices. Si75 up;
unusual value, home or investment. Visit
property Sunday. Directions: Pa. ave. Sc.
to sth st. right 100 yds to Suitland I'd.
left 2i5 miles to property. Or call DONE
GAN National 1894 Monday.
(Continued ON Next PREe,)
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CLARENDON, VA
- z. IL

furnace heat. gas. electricity; large lot;
good neighborhood. Price reduced TO
So $50 to close an estate. Columbia S0Sl.
bungalow IN W. Cherrydale by responsible
purchaser with small payment and bal.
on rental-purchaSe basis Govt. employe
transferred. Walnut SG0S or 1864.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. BLACKSMITH SHOP,
IA a, long frontage on . highways; beau
tiful view of mountains. A real bargain.
$3.50. H. W. MUDD. Merrifield Va.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. ROOMS,
Tiled bath: INV heat; built-in garage. Only
50, 100; easy terms. Open. 42S Lincoln
ave, Riverdale Md.
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NTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

HAVE CASH FOR SMALL STORES. BUsI-
ness lots. row-houSe lots Price must be
right No agents Address Box S3V. Star
office. l3'
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SALE--SUBURBAN,


SPECIAL-THOROUGH RECONDITION-
ed 7-room house. over 2 acres, plenty fruit
and shrubbery and shade. Cut to "a 900;
extra easy terms: small cash payment.
End house west of Main corner. Glenn Dale,
Md. c. o. DAVENPORT. owner. 16s
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Leaving town. large rooms, bath rec.
hall. electric kitchen. city water, garage.
lots of shrubbery. fine home section. ia
acres. A wonderful buy; S6B5O. Falls
Church 426.
SEVEN ROOMS. BATH, AMI. "a ACRE.
outbuildingS. near cars. schools. stores; de-
sirable residential section; below cost.
OWNER. No. S. Arbor ST.. Hyattsville. Md.
NEW MODERN 5-ROOM BRICK. 6O-FT
front. Near Government park and view
OF Capitol Reasonable terms Price.
S5.950 Inquire 1900 Nichols ave. Sc, or
phone Lincoln 95S5.
FOR SALE-SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE
on good Macadam road 3 miles south OF
Fairfax, Va. Z rms. . baths cleo. wiring.
Fine we'll and springs; 1914 acres ground;
fruit trees Fairfax AZ
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GROOM BUNGALOW, FRESH PAINT
| and paper, 500 cash; 6-room house
| 81 100 They have h-w.h. and hardwood
| floors. Terms. Inspect Nos. and Gar
| field ave. Hyattsville.
d RMS, BATH. ELECTRICITY. LARGE
miles from D. c. line: $3.50: cash
81 $50; bal. monthly. Ideal home for
! Government man. Address Box 193-X,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11
IN OLD BETHESDA.

ON ONE OF THE ENTRANCES TO
ROCK CREEK PARK, The
NATIONAL PLAYGROUND.
Two-Story brick Colonial d rooms,
bath. built-ln garage: first floor has beauti-
full living room. dining room. com pie {
kitchen; lot % X 100. A quiet neiehbor-
hood you viii like. Salesman premises