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, 1935-03-21
TUITION HIKE
BILL DEFEATED

AUSTIN. March n. -P-A bill
by Representative Howard G. Da-
wilson Of Rotan to increase tuition
In state-supported colleges from $50
TO $50 had short life before the
house committee on education We'd
nesday night.
Davidson recently was hanged IN
effigy on the campus Of the Uni
versity OF Texas for introducing the
bill.
While a score or more of uni
versity Students anxiously watched
the proceedings. the committee first
reduced the tuition figure TO $40,
then reported the measure unfa-
vorably. Is to 2.
Denying the bill was fostered by
UNCONVENTIONAL schools, Davidson
argued the increased tuition would
benefit secondary schools by
making smaller appropriations ne
ceSsary for the higher educational
institutions and would aid the lat
ter by increasing their resource.
w. r. Chambers of Brentwood.
q farmer, appealed for economy in
government, saying. not higher
tuition, but bad economic condi-
tons were keeping poor boys and
girls from going 70 college.
Opponents said the higher tut
ton would deny q college education
TO many poor students and was a
step directly away from making
higher education available TO all
the people.
MY class Of 1891. about 50 per
cent. had to borrow money to 90
TO school on" said Representative
A. 4. Mckinney OF Huntsville. IF
they had had to pay high tuition.
they would have ended their edu-
cation In the little red school house
you hear 80 much about"
, 1935-03-21
BY FRANK b. KELLOGG
Written for the Associated Press

written TOT the Associated fressD
PASADENA. Calf, March q. up
OF course, breaking treaties
rather than swords is not the best
way to maintain peace. Never
theless. there is not going to be
any war in Europe.
They haven't forgotten the last
one vet.
I don't believe the nations Of
Europe are entirely free from blame
in this situation. In the Versailles
treaty they pledged themselves to
disarm. II any Of them have done
so. I do not recall which and
when.
The great danger 10 the peace Of
the world is contained in the build
ing OF ornaments, both land and
naval.
OF course. that is no excuse for
Germany to violate her treaty
agreements, but there La some truth
in Hitlers statements, II I read
them correctly. that the other ma
lions agreed TO reduce ornaments,
and none Of them have done so.
] know the American government
has consistently advocated the re-
duction Of ornaments and has done
so Itself. For four years, when I
was secretary Of state, I did all !
could to facilitate this movement.
There is not going to be any war,
and certainly We are not going TO
De IN any that do appear later In
Europe.
It would be perfectly proper for
the state department to make rep
reservations TO Germany, along
with those Of other powers.
Apparently, the same old al
liances are building up again in
Europe. Their ultimate outcome
will be the same as before. I never
knew in the hitsory Of the world
a time when a military alliance
kept the peace. They have en-
larged the theater Of destruction
more than any one thing.
That idea is worn out. n never
produced peace. I am sure our
state department. recognizing this,
viii take the proper course In de-
termintng official American atti-
tude.
Statesmen frequently do things
like Hitler has done for home con-
sumption. His action Is not, In it
self. significant. AS a part Of the
whole picture IN Europe, 1t In sig
nificant.
, 1935-03-21
lnv s,aff cnrresnondentl

10y GtdAA COAsroR111N1Nf
SAN BENrTO. March 2l.-That
the sl.5Oo.Ooo granted the Valley as
a relief measure by the Public Works
administration has resulted IN per-
manent benefits to this section otn-
err than the mere spending OF the
money was revealed this week when
citizens OF several towns made a tour
Of the work that has been done on
the flood control system.
The delegation Of about % per
sons saw tangible results OF n
spending Of this huge sum. The evi-
dence they saw consisted OF leveeS
to keep flood waters from spread
ing over valuable farm lands revet-
ment work to prevent the Rio Gran
, 1935-03-21
Tactful Chinese

Tactful Chinese
NEW YORK.-Out Of the Har-
lem rioting came the story Of a
Chinese laundryman who shared
the fears Of other shop owners that
hoodlums would smash their
show windows.
Then the Oriental noticed that
negro shopkeepers were painting
on their windows with huge. white
letters tie word "colored.r
Up went q sign on the laundry:
me colored too"
The window was smashed.
, 1935-03-21
Whoa. Jumbo

ATLANTA.-H. II. Landgrebe,
a salesman. has a new story. He
was driving near Newman We'd
nesday night when his automobile
crashed into something which sud-
denly doomed UP in the dark-an
elephant.
Landgrebe was cut and bruised.
The man riding the elephant, a
carnival attraction. was taken 10
a hospital for examination.
The elephant? Unhurt.
, 1935-03-21

MYTH today's finer and faster
w automobiles, proper service is
more important than ever. Parts fit
tighter >. motors and gears must have
exactly the right quantity Of the right
lubricant =. free.wheeling, knee
action and other improvements must
have special attention.
Good gasoline, motor oil and lubri-
cation are important but equally as
important is the mar who services your
car.
AT the sign Of the ~Red Flying
Horse you'll find a man thoroughly
trained in the fine points Of automobile
upkeep. In most instances he is operat-
ing his own service station .. striving
to build a successful business of his
vi through better service to the motor
lists in his community. You'll find him
responsible, careful and courteous.
To enable him to do a better lob OF
caring for your car, your Magnolia
, 1935-03-21
LA SARA FARMERS MEET

LA SARA, March 2l.-A meeting
OF the local unit. Valley Vegetable
Growers association. was held this
week to discuss the various crops
which will soon be harvested.
The meeting was presided over by
Reid Rickard, chairman.
, 1935-03-21
in Advertising
Stressed by Penney's

I'VE believe in the rule of Truth
In Advertising" said Robert y.
Ernst. manager OF the j. G. Penney
Company store in Brownsville.
In our advertisement in The
Herald Wednesday afternoon we
enormously advertised q fast color.
S6-inch broadcloth at ten cents q
yard. This Is not a guaranteed
fast color material However. this
material Is a commercial color
broadcloth and Is really an excep-
tional value.
we caught this error wednes-
day, but 1t was too late to get a
correction made in the paper. We
therefore have taken additional
space In The Herald today calling
attention to the error, and apol-
ogizing for It,"
, 1935-03-21
MEETING SET

. SLaII OOEfespondentI
HARL1NGEN, March All. I
Coursey. president Of the Harrington
Townsend revolving pension club,
has announced that q meeting Of the
organization would be held at 7:30
o'clock Friday at the city hall.
, 1935-03-21
KELLOGG SAYS
WAR DANGERS
j VERY REMOTE

EDITORS NOTE-Frank q.
kellogg, former secretary Of state
and co-author Of the Briand-Kel-
logg pact TO outlaw war, gives In
the following article his views on
the European armament situa-
tom
, 1935-03-21

Dealer has Mobilgas, Mobiloil and
Mobilgrease =. products which have
won the confidence Of millions of mo-
florists and the approval Of every auto
mobile manufacturer.
Look for the sign Of the "Red Flying
Horse" 1t stands as a symbol for a
pleasant place to stop =. a place you
can trust a place where you car
always get the best in petroleum prod
ucts plus intelligent personal service.
, 1935-03-21
GROWERS TO MEET

3 SAT- CoTTespondentI
SAN BENTTO. March 2i.-San
Benito unit OF the Valley vegetable
growers association will meet Thurs
day night at the city hall
, 1935-03-21
Flashes
Life
CBy The Associated Press
IN Of n Cuuid

CBy The Associated FressD
Wings Of q Cupid
JACKSON. MisS.-Ted Logan,
%. was released from Jail for %
minutes Wednesday to marry Miss
Ruby Stedham, whom he woeed
and won from his cell. Ruby lives
across the street from the baStile.
The ceremony over, Logan,
charged with robbery, was escort
ed TO his cell by his best man."
Jailer Bob Rucker. The bride re-
turned home.
, 1935-03-21

A meteorits that fell in Siberia
in 1908 produced an air wave that
"a recorded on a sensitive baro-
meter in England.
, 1935-03-21

In the Bible. birds are mentioned
go times: 1T OF these references
are to definite kinds.
, 1935-03-21
GRASS Is IGNTTED

especial 70 The Herald
HARLINGEN. March 7i.-GrssS
was ignited north Of Harrington By .
broken electric wire Tuesday night.
, 1935-03-21

WTATCH your Magnolia Certified Dealer
w when he lubricstes your car. You'll see
an expert at work because he has definite
training in the things that keep an sutomo-
bile running smoothly and economically.
He knows a great deal about gasoline and
motor oil; he checks your car from stem to
stern and makes an inspection report of any
defects he discovers.
, 1935-03-21

Since it's inception five years ago. the Mag
nolia Institute has trained thousands Of Serv-
ice Station Men in the refining Of petroleum
products, the mechanical construction Of auto
mobiles and up-to-date management methods.
This training 10 available to sll Magnolia
Dealers who are ambitious to win and hold
the goodwill of their customers
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CARPENTER. OWNER OF LEVEL WOOD;
ed lot in Cheverly. Md. 5Oxl6O. Will
build house to order for party able to buy
second trust For complete information
call r. V. Payne. North O3l4 or write l4@3
r ST NV Apt ~ D.
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1877 INGLESIDE TERRACES ROOMS
and bath 3 large porches. bqilt,in garase
Creek Park. Convenient to schools and
Shopping. The price and terms. will meet
with your approval. If you are looking for
a real home be sure to see this one. open
1iuh
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5-RooM COTTAGE WITH BATH ON MT.
Vernon blvd. at New Alex. Va. ASK at
cas- station for Mr. Harkey.
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o13 Cedar Avenue.

NEARBY VIRGINIA-NEW 9-RM BRICK
house 5 bed rooms. full baths. lavatory
on first floor shower of recreation room
in basement. 9 fireplaceS; large Handicapped
lott absolute bargain. Also new smaller
houses. same location. 1 mile west of Clar-
endon on Memorial Drive. S. c. LYTTLE,
Columbia T313
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ANY PORTION OF 100 ACRES CHOICE
garden land; cream of Oxon Hill acreage
running from Highway PA to, TO- Henson
P. F. SKINNER. Anacostia D C, Ri. . .
S5475-ANOIHER NEW 5-RM BRICK.
modern in every detail; prior completion
showing: corner Virginia and Fort ayes,
Lyon Park. Call OWNER-BUILDER. Clar-
endon 5000
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sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

BY OWNER-7-ROOM BRICK DWELLING
and filling station combined on Lee High
way; bath. cleo; corner lot 100X10l IT.
Price. $3.50; reasonable terms. Falls
IF YOU HAVE FOR SALE BUSINESS
property reasonably priced. call Ned Bord.
RANDALL H. HAGNER e. CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur $500.
IN SECOND COMMERCIAL ZONE NEAR
new $1,000 900 90 Pepco plant Only 2SC
DER it.. 95;s of ground sold to Government
Pa, R; R. ct all during last years brought
over 65c per foot. If this is not an in
yestment speculatively priced. what is?
No repairs or worry. just enhancement
IN value and and sale at profit. Call
LOCATED ON HIGHWAY NORTHWEST
of Washington. Post Office store and
dwelling. rooms and bath; corner; about
= of ar acre; now doing profitable bust
ness Will sell the real estate and business
at a very low figure. Present owner re-
firing and anxious 10 sell. Splendid op-
portunlty for a man going in business;
good possibilities. The place would easily
rent for $4,000 per month. One-hal1
cash reqTired. Further particulars see
WIN. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye st NV
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NEW BRICK-$675O.
SIX ROOMS. TWO BATHS. OIL BURNER.
heat electricity. hardwood floors. trim rim
screens. Situated near Lincoln Park and
Eastern High School. street cars. stores,
etc. Convenient terms arranged.
L. 7. GRAVATTE,
72e 18th st. Realtor. National 0753.
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SAIE-HOUSES.

CORNER-CHEVY CHASE.
$3.50. West of Conn, ave, D. C.. seven
heat. electricity. hardwood floors: screens.
weather strips and built-in garage. A
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor- National o753.
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GREY ROCK.

$500 TILDEN ST. NV.
This beautifully situated estate with its
fine home and lovely Handicapped gr0unds
commands a magnificent view OF Rock
Greek PARK. Only 10 min. from down
miles out in the country. The house. with
its specious rooms and halls. its big
p POI hes; has been completely recondltioaea.
age with living quarters cottage, li2
acres, OF ground. The location. charm Of
the house, beauty of the grounds and
splendid condition of the entire property
make it buy impossible to duplicate at
present low price. For particulars, see
MISS REED on premises
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WANTED-LOTS.

INTERESTED IN PURCHASING Low
priced improved lots for erection of low
cost homes. within radius of ) miles of
District. either Virginia or Montgomery
County. Md. State size location, price.
Address Box 224-Z Star Office
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.


TAX-EXEMPT PENSACOLA. FLA. BUN
galow & cash for small white resld.. prop
in D. C. or near suburbs. 1902 Belmont
4 SEMI-DETACHED. ROOMS. ANIL.
$4,000 Ist trust each. for home. lots or
small investment property. Met 6s36.
SIX ACRES. MODERN HOUSE. GAS STA
ton and tourists cabins on U. S: highway.
owner in Government service Will sacrifice
or trade for house here. Always made
comfortable living. r. D; LILLE CO. 2b4
Carroll ST. Takoma Park. Georgia $500.
Farms to trade for city property.
BEAUTIFUL BROOM KITCHEN AND
bath apt, Hampshire Gardens. for nice g.
room house Petworth. BrightWood. Phone
Georgia 64S4
1897 GIRARp NV. : DETACHED. "A
rooms. baths. large porch. garages.
all modern Improvements. first -class room
ing and boarding section. good investment.
Price reasonable. Unusually easy terms.
Will trade.
ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS-6-ROoMH HOUSE
on State road near Forest Glen; gas city
water, electricity. shade. fruit trees ga
rage beautiful view. = acre. Make offer.
Address Box 240-z. Star Office. $.
FINE .-sTORY 6 R. q B., COMPLETED Y
furnished at West Palm Beach. Fla. for
Washington property. Columbia 5o49.
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7 RMS, IS ACRES, $40.

mi D line. mi: to Capitol. near
Defense Highway: ami. furnace heat.
cleo. lights, large barn, chicken houses
fruit trees; all the f1rewood you can burn:
rms. and b.. in excellent condition: ex-
cellent for poultry, tobacco or truck farm
ing. Phone after p.m,. Columbia 1851.
or inquire 1424 Z Ut. NV.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

HERALD HARBoR-LoT 5, BLOCK 90,
25xi00 near beach, value S120, sell for
haY: or exchange anything equal value.
Address Box 27S-Z. Star ONCE.
WILL BUY SMALL COTTAGE VICINITY
North Beach, direct from owner; must be
bargain State full particulars. Address
Box 239-Z Star office.
LOG CABINS ROOMS. BRICK FIRE
place. beam ceilings. on Chesapeake Bay
below Solomons Island; $3.50 cash or
on terms Land leased at $50 per year.
Phone Clarendon 502-W-1.
MONEY MAKING TOBACCO FARM
3S miles south of Washington, 160 acres
on Potomac; IA rooms and basement, 15O-
year-old brick noeged' house lin good
condition.; Old English box, $4,000
LEONARD SNYDER. La Plata. Md.
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SALF-LOTS.

HARVARD NEAR l6th-9O-FT. FRONT
to }O-ft alley 50 per 50. #. A. M.
COOPER. $50 llth St. nv
BUILDING LOTS CHEVY CHASE. D. c..
& Md.-Quantities to suit. Federal houS-
ing long amortization loan available for
building. Also 500 acres near District line
adapted for DEVELOPMENT OF moderately
priced houses: generous financing ARRANGE
mentS to suburban operators and builders.
FULTON R. GORDON. 1427 Eye st. NV.
frin
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S6,450-splendid hollow-tile house Of
six spacious rooms; living room across
front of house; lovely dining room. de-
lightful kitchen and OPEN pantry; three
fine bed rooms This house has never
been occupied and was built to sell for
Sl0.250. Financial loss causes this
price.
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LEE HEIGHTS. VA.

LEE I1bINIIlIO .. YIN
Will sacrifice very desirable residential
building lot. 50xl35 #. in restricted sub
division 3 miles from White House. Worth
$3.50. but must raise cash. Will accept
first bona fide offer for S595. To inspect.
call National 1926
LARGE FRONTAGE BUILDING SITES
in Chevy Chase $1,000 each. including
GES. E. DIEFFENBAcH. Lot Specialist,
1415 K st. NV.
National $3.50. Emerson 4117.
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RENT-DESK SPACE.
RENT-HALLS.

AUDITORIUM OR HALL. SUITABLE FOR
dances, parties or dinners. Apply on prem
Uses. Masonic Temple or T. o. MCDOWELL.
Potomac 1880.
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5000
YO,IOO'
18th ST HEIGHTS

18th ST. HEIGHTS.
Beautiful new English Colonial brick
home. unusually large rooms. ELECTRIC
HEALTH KITCHEN. dinette. = beautiful
Hollywood baths paneled recreation room,
parquet floors. > freplaces. oil burner.
buit-in garage If you want a bargain,
don't fail to see this home. Call Adams
ARK
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OUT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE. CHICAGO SUB
urban, face brick bungalow. near the
Hines Veterans Hospital. haywood. Ill;
5 rooms first floor. maids, room second
floor and inclosed rear porch. Hot-water
garage with side driveway. Owner trans
{erred TO Washington. Address Box 1887,
Star ONCE.
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ATTENTION.

BUILDERS AND HOMEBUYERS:
Beautiful lots for sale in several ex'
cellent sections of city at right prices. Can
and finance the homebuyer Call or write
MP. SCARBOROUGH, 1417 K ST. NV
NATIONAL $500
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264 Carroll St. Takoms Park Gee
Plenty of parking space.

$500 Gets Retirement Farm.
Enjoy abundance and freedom Of coun-
try life; 25 acres near water sports, mild
Winters, coy 4-room house. soft. barn.
garage. hen houses. Only $500. $500
down Details FREE Bargain Bulletin.
STROUT AGENCY. 1427-N Land Title
Bldg, Phila., Pa.
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3O2s NJ N.w.-.LARGE STORE ROOM, 3
rooms above. $50. R. o. BELT, Union
Trust Bldg. So
1879 E N.W.-EXCELLENT LOCATION,
near Govt. depts.. $50. r. o. BELT.
Union Trust Bldg. s.
BATTERY PARK. MD.-MODERN BRICK
in commercial triangle: entrance and dis
play windows on both Old GEORGETOWN I'd.
and Wilson lane; 900 square feet $50 per
month. Attractive lease to good grocer.
SUITABLE FOR OFF OR ON SALE.
2421 PA AVE. ................S 35 90
1890 14th ST. ............. 10000
AFFLEcK Realty Co, WEST 3o53S.
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ID ROOMS. GARAGE. FIST CLASS HOT
water heating plant electric lights: near
18th and Irving. Low price for quick sale.
Terms. Address Box 230-z, Star once.
CoLoRED-REFINED NORTHWEST SEC
ton d rms. bath. cleo. h. W h. parouet
floors; reasonably priced; terms. Deca-
tur 1850.
COLORED-S62 5O-EUCLID ST., TEN
rooms w h.: all modern: must sell ;
will finance to suit; terms. Potomac 4204
COLORED-6 RMS. H VIII. ELEC-; PER-
feet condition: 81 $50. easy terms; near
18th and R SITS. NV. North 9709.
COLORED-I3th. NEAR EUCLID: 10
r. h-wh cleo. > baths. 3 porcheS: only
one trust; long terms. Adams I'M
COLORED-GOoD NORTHWEST SEC
ton: rms. bath h.-wh. cleo. parQuet
floors. porches garage: formerly sold for
80 500: bargain at So $50. Decatur 59iS
COLoRED-UNIT BLOCK OF p ST. NV.
Il T. INV h. bath cleo. garage; very
good condition, price. $3.50 terms. Call
North 1852.
COLORED- AVE, NV A.
room bk 500 down. 3lS Tea, r,
electricity. $3.50 down. 1906 Wylie. 8 r.
500 down Il rooms. NV h. electricity.
side lot reduced. 1924 S ST.. 10 r, mi.
price reduced. Irving st. 10 +. nj.
price reasonable. Thirteenth ST.. IA r.,
ami price reasonable. First St. r,
mi price reasonable. Houses r. I. ave.
J. L. HOLLAND. North 3527.
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RENT-FARMS.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM-160
acres. GARY barn. suitable for shipping to
Washington: stanchionS for SO cows: 10
dairyman owning stock and equipment.
Address Box 2lg-Z Star office.
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RARGAIN-S7 600.

Just off 10th st. NV. in most desirable
neignborhood Brick home containing
arge rooms and bath. garage. very large
yard. oil heat. Owner leaving town. I'M
mediate p possession. Phone National 1926.
TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP,
1925 WOODWARD BLDG
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SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE OR TRADE, COMMERCIAL
orchard and farm 5000 trees in full
bearing: $50. Complete. equipment, all
in good order. will guarantee an average
net profit of So first three years. Should
produce much more thereafter. Address
Box 1917. Star ONCE.
$500. OR RENT $50 MONTHLY. To-
room house. barn garage. orchard. COW.
chickens. Decatur 0229-J. FETTY. Laurel,
Md
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y HIItS y; u, 80 .. FHOHtS. NaIIUHdI
1858, Atlantic 5205-J.
I HAVE TO OFFER FOR THE FIRST
time one of the most beautiful waterfront
properties from a standpoint of location
and scenic beauty that has ever been
offered. Located in Westmoreland County.
acres of the most productive land to be
found in the county. Improved with an
old Colonial frame dwelling more than 200
years old right on the waters front. The
land Is peninsular almost surrounded by
water has considerable historical value
and is now operated as Summer resort,
rooms. artesian water. right on the high
way about 90 miles from Washington.
Owing to ill health Of the present owners
500 one-half cash and balance on your
own terms H. B. MITCHELL. exclusive
agent. Herndon. Va. Phone 100.
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S5.25O-Cozy little green shingle bum
gslow with lovely living and dining rooms
which may be nicely thrown together for
kitchen, with Electrolux refriRerator and
new range. The spacious bed rooms.
14x14 each. have four windows. Beauti-
furnace run by gas if you desire; Just be-
ing redecorated; fine corner lot with
shade and shrubbery; double garage;
bargain. We will need about $500 cash
ard $50 monthly. covering all interest
and principal.
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AURORA HILLS. VA:
Modern. Groom and tiled bath. open
fireplace. porch, large lot, close to schools
churches and stores. $50 monthly; imme-
date possession Apply OWNER. Aurora
Hills office, 200 Arlington Ridge. Phone
Walnut 2SQS
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WANTED-FARMS.
RENT-STORES.

5O-250 A FARMS WANTED WITHIN 40
miles D c. especially Montgomery Co.
Price and terms must be right.
" E. RYON CO.. 1916 NY. Ave. Natl. 1907.