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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-31
CIVIC THEATER'S
CAMPAIGN SET

Arrangements for the opening Of
the 21st season of the Indianapolis
Civic Theater await the return Of
Frederick Burleigh, director, who
has been at CohaSset, Mass, this
summer directing the South Shore
Players. Mrs. Lilith Baur, a Civic
favorite, has appeared in two of the
stock company's productions under
Mr.. Burleigh's direction. She had
roles in The Bishop NIisbehaves"
and "The Torch Bearers"
The theater's subscription drive in
September will precede the opening
production, tentatively set for Oct.
10.
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of the village in which they had
paused.
From several sides she was as
sured that the Cleveland bus would
be along in few minutes"
Then sit here" said Mrs. Cogly
to Ruth. and pushed her down onto
a bench just outside the station
door. Keep your spirits up. dearie,
whatever comes! These little mis-
takes happen to everybody"
Mrs. Cogly, the arbiter Of Ruth's
destiny, the unwilling changer OF
her life's course. got back into the
bus and was borne away. Ruth
could see her waving and looking
anxiously back until the big car
turned a corner and disappeared
from sight.
1t was not until then Ruth burst
into historical laughter.
ITO Be Continued
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Officers to Meet

Mrs. Shirley Hunsaker is the new
president of the Auxiliary to In
dianapolis BARRIERS. Other officers
of the auxiliary to meet Wednesday
night in the Occidental-bldg are
Mrs. Charles w. Allen, first vice
president; Mrs. George Smith, Sec
ond vice president, and Mrs. NAL
colin NeuSchaefer, secretary treas
llr6r
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DINNER RENDERED
LOIS MARIE HURT

Returned after four years resi-
dence in Africa. Miss Lois Marie
Hurt was entertained last night at
2 dinner party given by Miss Marie
schubert. Other guests were the
Misses Marie Broeking. Irna Wal
Them. LaKttta Sutphin. Helen Pigg,
Puth O. uand Mary Jean Pope.
NfiA t viii enter Eureka Col
teoe "a, III, next month.
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Its more than 100 years old. It's
a museum piece and I'm going to
have to part with it."
1t is the property Of the Wine
Growers Association Of Germany
and its rightful place is in its
museum at COlogne-on-the-Rh Rhine,
the home Of Dahmen 81 Allinger.
A monk interested in furthering
production of German wine carved
y in a monastery IN the Rhinegau
district, a comparatively small terri
tory in which the art of viticulture
and the science of winemaking have
reached perfection. The carving is
his conception of the transportation
of the grapes to be produced into
wine
In the carving the grapes and
their leaves are painted gold, repre-
senting the gold value of the grapes.
In the days of the monk. wine was
not thought of commercially; wine
was more important than money
because the government knew that
soldieSs could be induced easily to
fight when provided with wine
Most German wines, made from
overripe grapes, are Of a golden
color.
Stolen During Wars
The carving has been stolen many
times in wars. but it has always
found its way back to its owners.
Stories about the monk who carved
the piece have been argued about,
but it is said he found the grounds
where the Reisling type of grape
could be produced to the highest
quality in hilly section where it
is difficult 20 transport the crop.
In the carving the monks feet are
fiat as if they had travelled labor
ously over a difficult course.
Mr.. Breitling originally asked the
museum for some 2OO-year-old wines
to exhibit at the Club Managers
convention last May in Cincinnati.
The officers declined to risk the
possibility of breakage and offered
the carving in their stead The
piece did not arrive in time for the
convention. but Mr. Breitling was
happy to receive it for display in
his shop.
Coats of Arms Displayed
On the walls of the shop also are
Prussian and Bavarian coats of
arms which were stolen from pal
aces during revolutions. An old
water color is of the Vein Kellerei
of Heinrich Dahmen. the mother
house of Dahmen & Allinger.
In the wine cellar of the local
shop are bottles of Creme de CasSis,
hqueur. 1t was mixed with YER
mouth at the bar of the NoImandie
on its maiden voyage. and so
popular cocktail of other days was
revived.
Shipped over on the Normandie
also were the four compartment
bottles, containing individual sec
tons for Creme de Cocoa. apricot
hqueur. creme de menthe and cura-
Gao. products of p. GARNER.
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ana University students. were guests
last weekend of Jerry and RoSalie
Holman. Saturday night they took
their guests with Mary Ellen Now
bray and Jane Stewart to the
Colonial Gardens. Lake Manitou.
A pitch-in supper was the high
light Of the evening at the Don
Young cottage Thursday night on
West Shore. The YoungS were hosts
to Is guests Afterwards the guests
went to Kiwani to attend a street
carnival.
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Plaque Will
BeReturned
to Museum
City Wine Shop Displays
Example of Skill at
Wood Carving.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor

VXTHEN Franz Breitling, Dahmen
w & Allinger. U. S. A, Inc. isn't
too excited over a shipment Of some
rare imported wine, ne will tell you
the story OF the hand-carved wooden
plaque on the wall OF his shop at
So w. OhiO-st. You'll be sure TO
notice the plaque. for its expert
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Solution to Previous
Contract Problem
BY w. E. MKENNEY


COOD bridge players will seldom
" double a slam contract if the
double helps declarer to locate the
important cards.
In the hand shown today, East
has a tempting double, yet if he
makes a mental review of the bid
ding, he should realize that he is
up against some kind Of freak.
With so many high cards missing
from the bidding hand. North and
South would not have reached a
slam contract unless they had very
irregular distribution
=
INVESTS opening diamond lead
w is won in dummy with the
king. The ace Of clubs is led, fol-
lowed by a small club, which de-
clarer ruffs in his own hand.
A small heart is played and, when
West shows void. declarer goes right
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- "a ~ . - 80
tracts your eye at
once.
Two m o n k S
with stats IN one
hand are carrying
a huge bunch Of
grapes. suspended
from a pole held
in place on their
shoulders by their
other hands.
It's hand cary
ed from one piece
of wood" Mr..
Breitling explains.
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Visitor Entertained

While Miss June Cooper, Chicago,
is visiting Mrs. John M. Workman
she is being entertained by Mes
DANES H. L. Willis, A L. Morgan
and Jack Florey.
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PARTY GIVEN FOR
MISS PEGGY PAUL,

Miss Fairetta De Vault was host
ess Thursday night at the home of
her grandmother, Mrs. Robert De
Vault, at party in honor of Miss
Peggy Paul, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Paul, who will enter
Earlham College next month. Miss
Paul attended Western College last
year.
Guests were Misses Phyllis Ent,
Alice Remy, Helen Healy and Jean
Sullivan; Messrs. Carl and Walter
Scheicker, Joseph Cox, Joseph Lang.
Wayne Hertenstein and Virgil Wire.
Supper followed dancing and cards.
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Liederkranz Ladies Society will
sponsor a card party at BIS tomor-
row night at 1927 E. Westinghouse.
Mrs. Paul THAI is chairman.
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Well" said Ruth, the adventur-
Gus, Il believe I'll CO."
CEEING Niagara Falls with Mrs.
~ Cogley was an experience Ruth
was never to forget.
There was Mrs. Cogly at her ell
bow to point out such obvious items
as souvenirs for sale and honey
incoming couples and hotel flower
beds and rain-coated tourists about
to go under the cataract. And there
was Niagara itself, detached and
thunderouS and terrible and gor-
geouS. roaring its merciless way to
the sea. Moreover, returning, there
was that magnificent street shaded
by four rows of towering elmS,
which is one of Americas own Won
derS.
Back at the bus station, Ruth
said, It's hard to think in dimes
and pennies after looking at old
Niagara, but I've got to do a little
calculating. It's going to cost me
IS to get to Pittsburgh. Now let's
see how much that leaves me for a
change of clothes and a tooth
brush"
Lands sake!" shrilled Mrs. Cog
ly in CONSERVATION, Did you come
off without any clothes? I thought
you we're checkin' your bags while
I Was checkin' mine"
Il haven't stitch with me except
what I've got on my back Ruth
confessed. Il came off that sud-
denly"
There flashed back to her mind
her amazing telephone call to the
Lawrence home just before she
boarded the bus.
Cecil had answered and she had
told him, her voice shaking little,
I'm just taking a bus for Buffalo,
| Cecil" He kept saying, "Huh?''
and she had to repeat it three times.
She said to him, NO don't call
Lefty or your mother-Td rather
talk to you. I'm getting e. job in
Buffalo. Tell your mother she's not
to worry. Everything's going to be
fine. I'll write later, and you can
send my clothes Oh
Another Lands sake!" from Mrs.
/ Cogly recalled Ruth to the present.
She looked around and located a
/ cheap store nearby. She pointed it
/ cut 10 Mrs. Cogly. You go on and
/ get a seat in the bus" she advised.
III join you as soon as I've bought
what I have to have"
THE shopping was quickly con-
l. summated. She bought a cheap
blouse, a pair of stockings, a
change Of lingerie, nightgown,
and some toilet articles. She ran
/ for the bus and caught it just as
+ it was about to pull out.
Mrs. Cogly was waving to her ex-
citedly from one of the rear win
dows. but she had not been able
TO save a seat for her Ruth had
/ to sit beside a sour-faced little man,
up near the front.
It was mid-afternoon when Ruth
was startled by a sudden energetic
shake Of her shoulders. She looked
up and saw Mrs. Cogly gazing down
at her, wild-eyed.
i told you wrong about that
Girls League place" she sputtered
agitateoly. 1T ain: in Pittsburgh
at all. It's in Cleveland! Get Of
at the next stop. Get of right here
where the bus is stoppin'! You can
catch one going to Cleveland"
The bus was rumAi.1g to a pause
/ before the station OF a small, sleepy
+ town. Ruth, dazed by the turn OF
events and impelled by Mrs. Cogiy'S
hurricane determination, put on heI
hat, collected her parcels anC
obediently got of the bus.
Can she catch a bus for Cleye-
land here?" Mrs. Cogly was ex-
citedly asking the bus driver, the
passengers and half the inhabitants
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residence that somebody donated to
the welfare people.
They take in girls that can't
afford to pay and provide work for
them-something like those camps
Mrs. Roosevelt started, guess. l
recall my niece said they we're all
doing hooked rugs at the time, and
getting paid for it. The welfare
people sell the rugs, see, and that
helps keep the league going"
Ruth said, 1T sounds like good
idea. 1t would enable a girl to live
decently until she could get her
bearings"
Yeah" Mrs. Cogly replied in a
loud, cheerful voice and looked out
of the window at the frightened
landscape.
There was a Commute silence,
broken at last by Ruth. She said,
I've decided to go on to Pittsburgh,
on account of what you've just told
me. Can I catch a bus from Buff
falo this morning, do you think?"
Sure, you can" Mrs. Cogly as
sured her. Some time before noon.
I'm going to take that bus myself.
But first I'm going out to see Nj
agara Falls. That's why came this
way. You ought to see Niagara
yourself, dearie."
How much will it coSt?" Ruth
inquired cautiously.
I've heard there's a local bus
takes you there and back for ST.
Mrs. Cogly answered.
We'll" said Ruth, the adventur-
Gus, Il believe I'll 60"
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.

tCOntinucuD
CASH BUYERS FOR OLD BRICK AND
frame houses priced right any section.
Mr. FISCHER, BOSS & PHELPS, l4l7 X
st NV.
WANTED TO BUY GROOM HOUSE OR
larger. good neighborhood; no down pay
ment; responsible Government employe.
Address Box 275-X. Star office.
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR OLD HOUSES.
brick or frame. Give price. location at
once. P. STEARNS. 1916 Spring I'd. NV.
Phone Adams 4544. 50
WILL BUY HOUSES AND STORES WITH
apis. fot cash. Call Mr.. REID. Natl. 0652.
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame. white or colored. This ad is not
for purposes of obtaining listings. z. A.
GARVEY. 1l26. VT. ave. District 450S.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR BRICK HOUSE
reasonably priced white or colored quick
settlement. Phone or write E. W. MAN
SON District 9373. 1O22 Vermont ave. So
WANTED FOR COLORED-LARGE
houses rent or sale. regardless of condi-
ton. Recondition same. Sale preferred on
rental terms. Address Box 29-R. Star Office
COLORED-WoULD LIKE TO BUY HOME
from owner not over $1,000. Address
Box 32S-X. Star ONCE. Sc
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

Dental. by April Is; S6O-S65. Gail
Monday after 5 pm. Columbia 7S46-R.
4 OR 3 ROOM HOUSE OR BUNGALOW
IN suburban D. C.; not over S25 mo-: per-
manent. Address Box 29S-X. Star ofhce'
PROFESSIONAL PRO ;s COUPLE WITH TWO
in NV section April 80 to May 80. Write
particulars to Niles. S35 University park
way. Baltimore. Nd.
house: $50 to 500. Wisconsin 424S-J.
WANTED BY ADULTS. 6-RM. HOUSE,
modern. garage good ~neighborhood in
D. c. or nearby Va. Address Box 394-X.
Star Office.
reasonable rent. good neighborhood may
consider purchase later. 532 Sheridan
ST. NV.
HIGHLY RESPECTABLE COUPLE. NO
children. desires unfurnished. small mod
ern bungalow or spacious two-room. din
1st OCCUPANCY; NE.. NV. preferred. Ad-
dress Box NIX. Star ONCE
detached house, with garage in Northwest
month. Address Box 67-x. Star office.
NAVY YARD EMPLoYE. WITH GOOD
credit rating wishes to rent R-room house
dress sas Bon 6aN sVsaSs stsf 5ee a3s over s40 a
HAVE CLIENTS WAITING TO RENT
houses in all good locations If your
property is vacant or your tenant is NOV
given and careful managenent assured.
DIXIE REALTY. COMPANY.
National $3.50. Sunday. Potomac 2112.
14O7 INGRAHAM, ST. N.w.-6 LARGE
$50; Sell $500 OWNER on premises.
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1874 S st.-l0 r. ami. 1851 TO
r. ami. 1919 lst-9 r. ami. Co.
lumbia I'd. east of l3th-lO r. ami.
list of houses some for 500 down. BAL
ance Ike rent. Come see me Now is
the time 70 buy. j. H. HOLLAND. 1901
1fh. Phone North :Iho1
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ARGYLE PARK

ARGYLE PARK.
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK
New 7-room. "-bath home: finished
attic and real club room with wood
burning fireplace. This home is equipped
with Garwood oil burner and many added
features that make real home complete.
In high. close-in location.
Open for Inspection to Q Pm. Daily.
1888 Taylor st. NV.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
1926 14th ST NV District 3347
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OPEN-VACANT.
ONLY S4,950.
S8.250.

OWNER Will SACRIFICE
Chevy Chase. Nd. bungalow. 45oS Walsh
st; rooms. bath. h.-w h.. buckwhest
blower, Lear detached garage lot G0xl20.
beautiful shrubbery; recently done over
inside and out. Sacrifice for quick sale
terms. P. C. BOWIE. owner. Georgia J535
o. MIscnns anNo
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W. s HOGE. Jr.,
Realtor. 1897 K ST. NV.
District 6563. Clarendon ls3-J-2 or
"LIVE WITH NATURE.

COUNTRY CLUB GROVE. VA.
Here's that secluded wooded set
ting with stream, doswood. wild
flowers and birds
Unusually attractive Colonial CEN
80 ronr1s n,itL eYtra aordino liz 49,.
wardrobe closet attic with finished
stair living room with fireplace.
ultra-modern kitchen finished club
room with fireplace. built-in garage.
large front. side and rear porches.
copper cutters and down spoutS.
Weather-stripped. Trans portstion
only | ! minutes to White House.
Drive out Canal rd.. across Chain
Bridee then straight ahead one mile
to beautiful Country Club Grove.
where this home of character is
open every day for your inspection.
W. S. HOGE. Jr. AGENT,
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$780,.

Beautiful new Colonial center-hall home
on large wooded lot in D. c. Oak floor.
tile bath. full basement, washable paper.
hot-water heat. A bargain. See it today.
Drive out Alabama ave Sc to 44th pl,
turn left on 44th to No 1l40 70
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COLoRED $500 CASH. BALANCE
$3.50 per month. Unusually well-built
home in excellent northwest section: per-
feet condition: hardwood trim throughout
PERCY H, RUSSELL CO..
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BROOKT,AND HOME

CoLoRED-NEAR 9TH AND NV
rooms. h w h. elec. newly decorated
throughout; - $50. Phone Decatur II 80
CoLORED-6 ROOMS BATH H-WH
eIec.. hardwood floors porches garage:
barGain. Phone Decatur 5g4s.
CQLORED-G r. AMI. NEAR LIST AND
p NV. S5 900: 500 cash. $40 per month
Call North 3tig3
COLORED-I5th AND STS. NW-g R
h-w.h. eec., hardwood floors long yard
Iust redecorated Yours at a bargain.
Phone Adams 1923
COLORED-LAMONT ST. EAST OF 18th
Il r, h,-w.h. elec. hardwood floors,
Colonial porch. Price Just reduced Phone
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ss.::5o-coLoRED-S125O.

COLORED.
1918 Sth st. NV: brick; 5 roons bath
G. H. LALEGER. l4l0 II ST. NV. District
1919. EVENINGS Georgia 90sl. -
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
NE. OR Sc: PAY CASH FOR BRICK OR
frame; D. c.: under So 900: mail location,
price. MR.. HORNER l435 Meridian.
OLD HOUSES = CASH AT ONCE FOR
brick or frame; give price and location
Immediately. p. o. Box 1885. City.
HAVE SOLD LARGE HOUSE. DESIRE 6
rms. good NV. section. prefer Petworth
section. Phone Georgia 64S4.
WE HAVE PURCHASERS FOR COLORED
properties. Call JAMES E. SCOTT. De-
catur 1914. 1s
WILL PAY ALL CASH
For brick home: must be bargain; no agents.
Mr.. CALLAHAN. 1920 K st., Natl. e961.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
FIRST SHOWING SUNDAY.
See This House!

823 UNDERWOOD ST. NV,
Detached brick q large rooms full
baths: oxford kitchen. recreation room.
one block Of transportation. The best buy
in Washington at S0,"5O. Open 10 am.
to. 9 pm. See Mr.. Orem on premises. or
call Georsia 46:59.
WAPLE 4. JAMES. INC
1929 14th ST NV District 3341
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CHEVY CHASE, Mr.. the Circle.

50 500 - Charming Colonial BRICK
home. newly conditioned: situated on level
lot with trees: Il spacious rooms. open fire.
place, Il baths, numerous closets. large
attic and maids room. detached garage.
See this bargain at once. Call Mr. SKULL.
National 143S
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$50 ST NV
3-story and basement SEMI-DETACHED
brick; = rooms and bath room for md
bath; wonderful house. in excellent
neiEhborhood
A c, HOUGHToN & CO. REALTORS.
900 18th ST. NV. Phone Dist. 1896
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Special. THIS MONTH

SpAtd-t Wy
81 0O0 to 81 500 rms. and bath.
hardwood floors breakfast nook. h.-w.h.
and fun concrete cellar; built-in garage;
Alex Richmond I'd. turn left one blk. at
brick school at Groveton. r. D. VIA.
builder.
PRICED RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE
$3.50 cash. bal. like rent. So 95O--Bar-
gain in a 3-bed room bath. h " h home;
tt55 St5n cash a;i bal Ike rent I; S; HURLEY;
$50 CASH. 80 PER MoNTH-NICE
new. ami home. large lot. nice shade. on
hlghway at elec: sta. in suburbs. $3.50.
Phone North 535l.
MEARLY Iic. NEW ETSr,dne BRICK BUNGAL9W a
elec. rance. elec. refrigerator large lot:
conveniently located to bus etc; s6.5OO;
E; NJ. BRIDWELL Colonial Estate. Falls
Church Va. Phone Falls Church 56I.
TWO ADJOINING l:-ACRE TRACTS. :
miles north of District al Fairland; prac-
tically level; small stream; electricity
200 each. w. B. WALTERS Shep. 312T-J.
TAKOMA PARK-NEW BUNGALOW. 5
r. and h. very large attic; 2-car bullt-iD
sarage; oil burner corner lot. 311 Poplar
q 500 buys bungaIow 5 r. and b. base
6 Ea9eTn ere heat or RoBERT 1oHR
II / Cedar 81. Phone Georsia 0SSl.
; AND. 1O-ACRE TRACTS, ON CEMENT
road: city elect. Greyhound buses. beau
month. Also beautiful new and Colonial
See MhsoN q HR fsy 'zs aRa Fsrsz
County Va: at END OF Columbia pike
come on Sunday.
H. ACRES ON HARD ROAD; 4-RM
house we'll shade and outbuildings; price
- 600 IL cash. assume trust. balance
Of Columbia pike Phone Alexandria 43-F-
Al. Office closed on Sunday.
PRETTY NEW BUNGALOW ON CEMENT
view of river; : miles from Alexandra;
price. - $50. 81 0nO cash balance $40
per month, See MASON H1RsT AMMAN
iumbia "sS BIKE PM Phone Aexandria ID emo 4sr4I 81 a.
Office closed on Sunday.
50 $50 WILL BUY GROOM BUNGA-
GoXl?5; reasonable cash payment and $40
month will include principal and Interest
S. c. LYTTLE. Columbia 72l3.
50 .20O-oVER !. ACRES. IN VILLAGE
roads; room dwelling. firepiaces. eiec. ice
old shade: 5000 cash. bal. terms. Address
Box 2S"-X, Star Office.
3 ACRES WITH 5-RM. MODERN HOME
poultry houses. fruit. berries; on hard rd
near Lee, Highway. and Merrifield Va,
$3.50. 6-rm. mod. home. good orchard
garage on car line. . blocks from high
vay; nearly - acres 81 $50. Many other
places. Phone THOS. TERRY any time
Falls Church 323-J-2.
CLARENDON. vA;-1O R.. AMI. GOOD
rooming or boarding house; convenient. to
bus. owner > South Spruce st.
LEEWAY. VA. FOUGHT AVE- ROOMS
and bath ami; 7 acre ground. S. W.
FOX. owner Clarendon 543-W-l.
Ia A. HOUSE AND STORE, ONLY 81 800.
Good 6-r. stucco house. :1-r. store building;
elec. lights. biz stable and garage. poultry
house. Only 5000. Terms. HANSEL.
TWO ACRES. STREAM NEAR MT; YER
non and old mill. Real bargain in this
tract. Owner must sell. Sl.150. Phone Dist.
6563 Clarendon 1881 or Walnut 9l5S.
TAKOMA PARK-REPosSESsE BUNGA-
low Il you want good suburban home
at bargain price and terms this is your
chance. Columbia 1898.
BEAUTIFUL WAYCROFT. ARLINGTON
County-Five new modern houses on Me-
mortal drive S6 600 TO $1,000 class. 10c
bus zone. Will also construct your plans.
Come and inspect. S. c. LYTTLE. Phone
Col. 1913.
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OWNERS SACRIFICE NV

FACING GOV. PARK.
30-ft. Colonial brick home. 6 rooms.
" inclosed porches. tile bath. h.-w.h
hardwood floors built-in garage; one of
the best close-in communities; a beautiful
home under s.. 600. owner leaving city.
will sacrifice Inspection by appointment.
J. B. AIKEN,
o27 NEW YORK AVE. NV. NATL. $3.50.
Sunday and Evenings. Georsia 6l36.
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COUPLE WISHES TO RENT 5 OR o RM
detached house. with garage. in Northwest
or suburban section; not over $50 per
month. Address Box 67-X, Star office.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
SALE-HOUSES.

HOME BUYER OR INVESTOR. INSPECT
335 18th pl ne.; immediate possession;
agents protectcs
RIVERSIDE PARK HAS ALL THE AD-
vantages OF both suburb and city. See
iii st. ne. this afternoon.
2-FAMiLY FLAT. 4 ROOMS AND BATH
each, gas heat, Lear built-in garage; COR
ner house. j. r. GABLE. 1892 Bay ST. see
ON CAPITOL HILL. ST. AT 2nd Ne
house condition; price only S5.950 terms
Z. A. GARVEY tOwner) District 450s.
DRIVE OUT EAST CAPITOL TO 18th ST.
north blocks to 1111 c st. ne. See this
nEeperty today.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

SPECIAL BARGAIN
IN GEORGETOWN.
Home or Investment-Only 50, 500.
Broom Frame on Lot 25 by $50.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
l4O6 H st. NV. District 7S77.
Evening star., 1935-04-07

; AND 1O-ACRE TRACTS ON CEMENT
road: city elect. Greyhound buSses, beau
tiful streams; 9 miles from, Washington:
$3.50 per acre: $50 cash balance SIS per
month Also beautiful new and Colonial
homes-farms of every size and description
See MASON H1RST. Annandale.. Fairfax
County Va at end Of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 43-F-41. Please do not
come on Sunday