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LOTS IN NEARBYVIR
ONLY 10c PER FOOT. ALL
TMPROVEMENTS

Lee Boulevard (any size desired all i'm
proyements. sewer D. C. water and D; C.
gas electricity; good roads. street lights.
high elevation. have built So homes in
this subdivision q have lived here u
cearsl. All lots free of mortgage. Are
dealing direct with owner. Title perfect.
Easy terms. Building restriction of
g 200 on each lott good buy for home
over $50 houses in subdivision. mostly
Government employes) To inspect lots
come to Bancroft. Va. t6 miles White
st. and 3rd and 4th SITS. Any information
you desire, come to ONCE on Lee Boule-
ward and South Abingdon st. Large sign
on property.
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AN INVESTMENT HOME.

District of Columbia-S7. 950-Here Is
fs GYe rooms aae at ai ne % s heat
oak floors throughout. fine basement,
with an extTs house in q STas
has beautiful yard with about an acre
of land right in the District about 3
blocks Of car line. Easy terms to respon-
sible party.
have other houses, new and old. brick
and frame that . invite you to sons some a and
INC Let. me- me help you choose your home.
MAUDE H. LAWRY.
213 Cedar Ave. Phone shepherd 2546.
BRICK BARGAINS,
TAKOMA PARK.
795O-English-type brick, with, 8 extra
large rooms. large closets. large tiled bath
Su 1ih S 70 sef for 300 and. while It has
been occupied, it is in new-house condl-
800 on terms, or $1,000 with good
cash payment-A very substantial, we'll
built and md sG biS Srek oor 2oms
ment; h.-w. heat, practically new oil
burner: beautiful lot. level an. h:21. 50%
GARDEN rood GARAGE poutrg
house; paved street; splendid neighbour
hood convenient to schools.
built. supplied with Memberships, screens,
screened-in rear porch. garage, extra large
living room lot 50x225; plenty of shade;
near Takoma schools; terms.
S3.950-Detached house. in central To-
cation paved streets. city conveniences,
shade; easy terms.
May be seen Sunday
Houses lots and acreage in adjoining
suburbs, Silver Spring. Woodside. Wheat ton,
Olney, Sandy Spring and other North
Washington suburbs.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. &c. 5000.
WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL.
2O2O jackson st. This home is ideally
located, e square of r. l. ave 6 lovely
rooms tiled bath. beautifully Handicapped
lot garage Make an offer, cash talks.
MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood I'd. ne.
North 433S
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WANTEn-FARMS.
SAIE---IOTS.

WANT 70 BUY FARM FROM OWNER,
near washingGon. Apply Mr.. HOWARD.
1347 South Capitol st.
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Country Club Hills, Va.
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON co.-BEAUTIFUL HOME;
IL r: ami: 9 acs.; all facilities; loo bus
and 20 min. to city; possession July |: SS5;
references required. Call Clarendon 676-W.
FURNISHED OR MISUNDERSTANDING
tifuily located three-apartment house;
ami. on account of health, my reason for
the change. Should see to appreciate;
MRS. DORSEY, Frederick and Maryland
aves Gaithersburg. Md.
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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SAVING
$500? An ideal home, reception hall,
six large rooms and bath. electric kitchen,
city water large grounds of Ia acres, lots
Of Towering shrubbery. shade trees, sarage;
90 minutes from city on hard-surfaced
road; a rare opportunity at the price. for
Immediate sale, of $4,000. Phone Falls
Church 1926.
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A REAL SPECIAL

A REAL SPECIAL
Isl IRVING ST. NV. This beautiful
home will be vacated tomorrow and it can
be seen any time by appointment.
PRICE, $3.50, YOUR TERMS. 8 r. and
o. with glassed-in sleeping porch, front
yards with 2-car metal garage on wide
paved alley. This house has h.-w.h., and
all other modern improvements. One half
block to car line. See it this week and
we'll do business; If / don't sell it In the
next few days III rent it.
L. L. JOHNSON,
927 New York Ave NV. Nat. $500.
"COI, ORED HOME SPECIAL, IST''
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By owner. beautiful new English type
stucco home. hollow tile construction. all
modern, SIX rooms double-car built-in ga.
pike large trees springs, pool. stream
running through property: located about
three blocks west Of Glebe I'd. sign on
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GALE-SUBURBAN.
(COntfnued.l

4-ROOM. BATH BUNGAL,oW-H.-W.H H.;
$4,000; terms. 5 rooms, bath. h.-w.h:;
$4,000. 5 rooms, 2 stories, new brick
home. garage; $6,250. E. N. LIGHTBOWN.
leaving Mt Rainier. going to COTTAGE City.
SILVER sPRING-LARGE BRICK HOUSE,
z rooms and bath very good condition;
Screened n bes shafsf s nS PARK H
Moderate price and terms arranged. Open
Sundays and EVENINGS. ITO sunnyside
r.. Silver Spring, Md. Phone Silver
rooms and screened porch. gas city water.
STN syAY eS o ea I'll Hys sssy tsT 5
"a ACRES. 7-EooM HOME. VIENNA; IA. VA.
fruit. shade, near Merriield va. 81; 595;
S $500 acres sH with home. semi-modern.
So 500, Phone TERRY. Falls Church
3 ACRES. MERRIFIELD-6 ROOMS AND
ment. Phone rails Church s47-F-31.
BEAUTIFUL PR o PERTY FAIRFAX
County--Modern house and out0uildingS
in excellent condition; "A acres; very rea-
sonable. OWNER. address Box 29?-J.
FALLS CHURCH. YA.-TwO-STORY, 3
rooms and bath. cellar. attic porches;
S4.GOU, GSUt GOWN, bOU mOHIu, bVA No.
:. West Falls Church.
2 ACRES ON TOP OF THE WORLD
View for so miles; on concrete road; 20
minutes from Pa. ave; electricity. SCHOOLS.
easy terms: also 5-acre tracts. $3.50 per
acre. MARTIN T. WEBB, owner. AMMAN
dale. Va. Phone Alexandria 43-F-l3.
ATTRACTIVE 7-RoOM HOME IN BEAU
tiful new suburb; 10 minutes from city;
nearby virginia; built-in. garage; h,-w:h.;
full attic; bath. gas Frigidaire; low initial
payment. balance $50 per month. Phone
Clarendon 1894.
Government employe preferred. Write
HARRIET FREEBEY, Forest Glen. Md.
ON HARD RID. Mr.. D. ,c.--s R. a B..
modern; fruit shade; splendid condition
shSk ken h ssTs e for@s r '0 TA
b WALSH Inc. SIS 18th. Dist. 1858.
$3.50 CASH. $50 MONTH; HOME IN
Hyattsville; rooms, bath; ami; NV n;
garage, large lot. on paved street: ready
field ave. owner. Greenwood 1913.
TO CLOSE EsTATE-5-ROOM, BUNGA-
low; ami. half acre; beautiful location;
Conduit I'd, Cabin John Park. Nd. Brokers
i i4fo - crittenden st. NV.
TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.
Fine modern 5-room bungalow sale,
MOfCfL4OOIN A1G1NS4
Citizens Bank Bldg. Shepherd 3444.
HOUSE OPEN.
rooms bath. built-in garage: lot b5
square 100. beautiful location: well-planned
home. Call Sunday and inspect. one not
yet completed tyou can incorporate your
ideas in its completion SEE ROBERT
SON ON PRFMiSES-I13 EAST GLEN
BROOK RID. BETHESDA. MD.
ROOMS AND BATH,
$3.50.
Throughly reconditIoned. well-planned
home on spacious. HANDICAPPED lot, is
$3.50 down and $50 monthly.
WOODED HOME SITES.
Lovely rolling land divided into gem
you at a price you can afford. Near Chain
Bridge, 81 O75 ard up.
Country Club Hills. Va.
AT THE ATTRACTIVE PRICE OF
81 $50 we offer this charming old Eng
lish style Groom, 2-bath brick home
Paneled living room. Handicapped. wooded
lot adjacent 20 Washington Golf and
Country Club; attractive terms; open this
To reach: over Kew Bridge. out Lee
Highway, right on Glebe I'd. at first
trafic light. right again Just past coun-
try, club along golf course. then left al
End ST. to home.
w G HOGE JR
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SALE-SUBURBAN.


road; fine barn, scar garage; orcha ara
stream. shade, cleo; price, $1,000; Sl,OOu
cash, balance $50 month; miles from
Gsis Psffax eeunty. Va. at end q Co
iumbia pike Phone Alexandra 43-F-4l.
BROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, FULL
concrete basement, lot 100000; Riverdale
n nelShsss $500 ose MRS. j. T. Dorsey. Belts
vile. Md
NEARBY IRGINIA-BEAUTIFUL SOUTH
ern Colonial residence, six rooms. bath: two
s sss t direct ffom sSs Sadess
2S1-J. Star office.
HOUSE OF TWO APIS. AMI. SHADE
trees, large lot. / square from bus; vspor
h hsa1 and on a 81 burner $780, Clarendon
BUNGALOWS HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
SAFE ROBERT E. LOHR. 81 Cedar ST..
Takoma Park Phone Georgia oss1.
SITUATED IN oxoN HILL DISTRICT, MD.
Southern ave. about Ia mi. from Congress
Heishts car line; ga acres Of lang With VIZ
JESSE In fGgfs sEa PIE Eye st.
5 AND 10 ACRE TRACTS ON CEMENT
road; city cleo. Greyhound buses, beauti-
full streams; 9 miles from Washington;
MONTH mont 90 also beautiful new and Colonial
See setHf MASON Ia1RsT, Annsndale. Fairfax
S GHgnty va is At end OF COL pike Phone
TAKOMA PARK-BARGAIN FOR QUICK
condition; large lots fenced in, one. can
paved street. sood location: Owner. Joe
Grant ave. or ROBERT E. LOHR. 81 Cedar
st. Phone Georgia 08s1.
MODERN COLONIAL HOME ON HIGH
bath. extra lavatories oil heat. attic
and garage; about $4,000 50. #. in lawns
and gardens; priced greatly Under cost at
5OO1 RIVER RD;-ULTRA-MIo;2HERN: 8 R,
large gar. and chicken house. Wise. 1879 1879.
A CLARENFoRD HOME: 1885 GL 5E55E R 5,
OWNER. Telephone Walnut s832-J.
ON STATE ROAD IN MARYLAND VII
lage-.Cottage in perfect condition; "a acre
E LII ssa? s5o5 clev 62qa
NEAR BALLSTON. VA-6-ROOM HOUSE.
"a acre land. artesian well with pump on
porch. full cellar: will plaster, paper and
eh eP Pcs anc ss6o down.
month and interest. ia H st. NV. Phone
Metropolitan 1851.
6-R. BUNGALOW. ELEC.. SHADE. / ACRE;
1 .erm 1- Phone hone Fails church s2S:F-s
Vas ROOMS. BATH BUNGALOW. GA
rage. acre of ground, $4,000; Just repaint-
ed: must sell to settle estate; second house
left of Larchmont once. west sign. V. H.
SCHULZ. Col. 433S.
RIVERDALE.
Bargain: lot 100x435; ideal for poultry
farm: $3.50: terms lots mi, in colmsr
west o9so. Sundays. Hyattsville 507:
LYON VILLAGE VA.
THE INTOWN SUBURB.
2S17 Franklin road-5 rooms, tile bath
and shower, . stories Modernistic in
every detail. weather-stripped and insu-
lated, screened throughout. fine basement:
brick garage, Handicapped. A very beautiful
home and one you will be proud to oTn.
VELoPING Co. INC, owner and builder.
Phone Walnut 1897 or Clarendon 2563.
IS ACRES FINE LAND ON CEMENT
road; good s-room. house. outbuildings
shade, fruit; 12 miles from Washington;
price. 50 900; 81 900 cash. bal. $50 per
month; clear Of debt
acres. on . good roads. new 5-room
bungalow, shade .outbuildings; IL miles
from washington; price $500 2; 6oI+ $500 800
MASON HIRsT, Annandale. Fairfax
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IS ACRES FINE LAND ON CEMENT
shade. fruit; 13 miles from washington;
price. SO. 900; $1,000 cash. bal. $50 per
month; clear OF debt.
5 acres, on . good roads. new 5-room
bungalow, shade, .outbuildings IL miles
from Washington; price. 81 500: $500
sas Sf HRSr years Ap6snda Gs oeG Tass
County. Va, at end of Columbia pike.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

ACRE OR HALF ACRE. IMPROVED OR
unimproved. Arlington County. close to
bus Give all details. price and location.
Address Box 1861. Star once.
& OR ROOM BUNGALOW OR HOUSE;
no children; Govt. employe. Address Box
1861. Star ONCE.
HOUSE, 4 TO 8 ROOMS. MODERN CON-
veniences; rent. S25 or $50. Address 1889
Mass. ave. Sc.
WANTFD-TO RENT SMALL HOUSE OR
apartment around Silver Spring or vicin-
ity. from July l to Oct. I. Adams 3306-J.
SMALL BUNGALOW WITH CELLAR. FOR
permanent home. within first Maryland
zone. Rental between $50 and $40. a10
Rhode Island ave. ne. Apt 1. go
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3-RooM BUNGALOW = HARDWOOD
floors, electricity. water, outbuildings. One
acre. Thirty minutes to White House;
$4,000. More land available. Falls
Church a3R-F-12
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M0PTG4GE SACRIFICE

COIORED-A REAL HOME, EVERY con-
Ienience. tile bath. electricity. h " h. new
house condition; convenient northwest sec
ton; reasonable terms. PERCY H. RUS
SELL, CO 113l Z st. NV.
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MORTGAGE SACRIflCE.
Attractive bungalow. B rooms, bath: fun
> porches: refrigerated like new. large
yard: price, S4,25O; reasonable cash pay
Hayes st. ne. DIXIE REALTY co. Ma
CoLORED-I45 You, g r.. T., elect; 743
Park I'd. r, ami; 2015 18th: 8 r.: T.,
cleo; 1919 LIST, 3 r. ami; 1852 Cor:
r. bk.. 500 down; Irving, = T., mi;
HOLLAND. 1901 9TH North 1927.
COLORED, NEAR End AND r. !. AVE.
n.w.-s rooms on floors; excellent condi;
ton; garage; make offer of price and
terms. Potomac 2057.
CoLoRED-GooD NORTHWEST LOCA-
ton. 6 r.. bath, h.-w.h.. cleo; 500 cash,
balance like rent. Decatur 594S.
CoLoRED-WHoLLY DETACHED, SEVEN
rms, h;-wh., cleo. porches; landseaped
Eb rsneS eG an nms
low price and terms. Phone Decatur 1850.
COLORED-COLONIAL RMS, TILE
bath h.-w.h, cleo. hardwood floors. Co
lumbia Heights. $3.50; terms. North
97O9.
cOLORED-EAST OF 18th AND PARK RID.
e r, bath, INV. h., elec.; hardwood floors,
porches, Gear garage. Decatur 594S.
COLORED-EAST OF 18th AMI. G1RARD
= T., INV. h.. cleo; hardwood floors; ga
rage; model colonial home; terms arranged.
Adams 1923.
CoLORED-11th & PARK RD-IDEAL
home; modern in every detail: see this
house buying or not: 8 r. new, h.:w;h.;
electricity. full cellar, double garage, built;
in sleeping porch. long sodded yards; will
sacrifice: terms arranged. Adams 1923.
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MOVING AWAY, WILL SACRIFICE
highway half mile " west Sandy SpPins:
beautiful grove; wonderful Site for tea
house. Phone Ashton 122-J. OWNER on
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FOR SALE BY OWNER-3h ACRES
(portion of original estate of Mt. Vermont,
covered with natural growth shade trees.
Phone Alexandria 531.
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WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY,
little cottage and garden lot; bus service:
white subdiv.: $1,000. Box 443 Benz.
Franklin sta, D. C,
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Arlington Ridge I'd. phone Clarendon n
272 has. on display in. oakcrest a 5-r
Cape Cod. with q stone front, on q corner
at $40 900; and OR. Colonial in Aurora
Hills at S9.250; terms very reasonable.
Oakcrest at 81 900; terms to suit. Also
nearby in a very prominent location we
have under construction and ready for
occupancy of a group of 25 proposed
modern brick bungalows at S4.950. with
full tile bath. h.-w.h.. large bed rms.
hardwood donrs: about S36 mo. If financed
through r. H. A. An opportunity Of o
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COLORED.
All-Rricl. "a cd Nnlna.inl ILas,aa

All-Brick Cape Cod Colonial Home,
4317 Hayes st. NE.
Just completed. rooms bath, h.-w.h.,
model kitchen built-in equipment. Frigid-
ARE, insulated, weather stripped and
screened. Large lot 6O-ft. frontage: bear
ing fruit trees on property. $3.50: no
trust renewals necessary.
EDW. M. WILLIS
Investment Bldg National 747Q.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FTTRNIsHED DESK SPACE IN LAWYERS
suite, notary public in ONCE: rent reason
able. 5l6 Dist. Natl Bank Bids:
OFFICE ROOMS.
$40 Per Month.
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LYON VILLAGE VA.

2s17 Franklin road rooms, tile bath
and shower, stories. Modernistic in
every detail. weather stripped and insu-
lated, screened throughout. fine basement:
brick garage Handicapped. very beautiful
home and one you will be proud to own.
$500 below market value A. < B. DE
Phone Walnut 1897 or Clarendon 1858.
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COMPLETELY EQUIPPED DAIRY Farm
All modern appliances, new dairy barn
and dairy, Frigidaire equipment. Com
Daratively new S-room modern house with
tile hath hrna land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-23
M. E. CHURCH,

Established 1886 Phi. Fails Church. Va. 30.
ACRE POULTRY AND FRUIT
farm. short run from D. c., north, on
good road, with electricity available; has
6-room substantial house. barn. poultry
house with stream through yard, some
woods. stream in rear. small orchard
another 11-scre place nearby with Groom
hnusn. sfrPam. 81 ohn
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COLORED BARGAIN.

COLORED BARGAINS.
8 rooms, bath. cleo. and gas 1885 18th
St. NV. Can be seen by appointment
only. This is a bargain.
BENJAMIN F. FLETCHER,
1893 10th st. NV.
Or Phone North RR1a nr 7R6H
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w. S. HOGE. Jr.. Realtor.
OiStrict KSG9 Homo Eairfay &C

l4O ACRES. GOOD 7-RM HOUSE; BARN
house and other outbuildings good well.
springs and streams; half clear. balance
good timber: six miles to Fairfax sta.
E w FAIRFAX Fairfax Sta Va
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- r d LILLE co.

$500 year-2O0 acres good virginia to-
bacco farm. 100 acres timber, good o-room
house and tenant house. tobacco barns OUT
buildings, springs long frontage Apo
mattox River; convenient 10 storeS'
churches schools; good roads.
F. w. Hilbert, Realtor.
Lee Highway at Leeway. Walnut s652e
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sArr..sr,rr,RRAN

LOOK THESE OVER BEFORE MAKING
PURCHASE.
Fine 7-room and bath stone house, large
lot, handy to stores and washington.
Model home, brick 5 rooms and bath.
large lot in Clarendon: SS.450.
Fine brick house. beautiful srounds'
$3.50 cash. $3.50.
Frame. rooms modern; $500 cash.
,Bungalow. 4 rooms. gas. water, cleo
tricity: $3.50 cash. S25 month: $500.
T. J. PEARSON e. CO.,
20 N. Washington Blvd. Clarendon. Va.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
The BOYS and
GIRLS PAGE

in the road ahead. Chief Collins and
Mr.. Carter, managing editor of the
Evening Journal, jumped up and
down in the road, waving their arms
excitedly. Ronnie jammed on the
brakes. and the ponderous truck came
to slow stop.
Not bothering to turn off the en-
gine, Ronnie opened the door and
leaped out.
"Ronnie!" Chief Collins called, run
ming toward him, "are you all right?"
YEAH" cried Ronnie, but come
on! Around back!"
He saw more policemen jump from
the bushes at the side of the road.
They were not a moment too soon.
AS they rounded the back of the
truck, the heavy doors swung open
and Mike and Slug jumped out-into
the arms of the waiting officers. There
was a brief one-sided struggle. and
Mike and Slug stared sullenly at
handouts on their wrists. A moment
later the head of the gang came out,
his hands high.
Great work, Ronnie!" cried Chief
Collins. "Hicky called me and told
me all about it. Now we'll 60 and
pick him up, and try to catch the
driver"
A N HOUR later Ronnie and Hicky
sat in Chief Collins Office, telling
the whole story to him and to Mr..
Carter.
Its some scoop, boy!" the editor
said happily. And the story will be
worth about hundred dollars to the
Journal"
And a hundred more to the po-
lice department" added Chief Collins.
"Gee!" Ronnie said, then turned
eagerly to the chief. And how
about Jim Miller?"
Chief Collins slapped Ronnie on
the shoulder. Jim Miller will get
out as soon as We can get word to
the SCHOOL,"
Swell" cried Ronnie well, part
OF my hundred goes to help Jim,
Hicky. How about you?"
Hicky grinned. You bet!"
THE END.
Evening star., 1935-03-31
SECRET MISSION
More Exciting Adventures of Ronnie and Hicky
BY w. BOYCE MORGAN.

slowly. Hicky stepped to the running
board, hesitated moment looking for
a clear space. then jumped. Ronnie
saw him fall, then scramble to his feet
and start running.
Ronnie slammed the door and turned
his attention to driving. The heavy
truck was strange, but Ronnie's fum-
bling feet soon found the accelerator,
brake and clutch. The giant truck
rumbled ahead.
Suddenly above the roar of the en-
gine he heard banging and shouts
behind him.
They've found out!" he muttered
grimly, jamming the accelerator to
the floor. He glanced at the bolts
on the door. They were rattling, but
held firmly. At this speed. the men
inside could not get out the back door.
Then as abruptly as it had started,
the banging and shouting stopped.
Evening star., 1935-03-31

OF the artists father, of Mrs. Norman
oyster and Douglas Phillips, as well
as OF an aviator, whose name is not
given. together with heads of her sis
Yer, Kitty Hall, and of Betty ShouSe-
quite an extensive group for a first
showing. Miss Hall has studied under
Leon Kroll. Raymond Nelson and Karl
ANDERSON in New York. She has exhib-
lted here with the Society of Wash
lngton Artists and is represented in
the current exhibition of the National
Academy of Design in New York. Her
work shows sincerity and gift, is
strong and very promising. Obviously
tnlS young painter has been Influenced
6y current trends, but she has dis
tinct individuality which, with ex-
perience and time. viii strengthen
and become dominant. Structurally
her work is very good.
ELIOT O'HARA, who has been con-
Quoting classes in water color
painting in the South this Spring. first
IN Savannah and now in Chapel Hill.
announces Spring courses In Wash
1ngton beginning April 20 and con-
tlnuing for a month. one group to
meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays and
another on Saturday afternoons and
Sunday mornings. Mr.. OrHara's Sec
ond book on water color painting.
Making the Brush Behave" carrying
on the instruction given in How to
Make Water Colors Behave" came
from the press this past week. The
former has passed through two edi-
tions.
CLARA r. SAUNDERS, treasurer
Of the Society of Washington Art
lists, has been in Virginia for two one
week periods In March, conducting
classes at Whitmell and Champe In
block printing and art appreciation,
under Southern Art Projects, spon-
sored by the extension division of the
University of Virginia.
MUCH interest is being shown
In the exhibition of drawings and
paintings by Alexandra Iacovleff in
Explorers Hall of the National Geo.
graphic Society. Since this exhibition
opened huge pictorial map has been
set up showing from what region the
types depicted came and the location
of the places pictured in the paint
ings. Also some Photographic en-
largements which help the visitor to
visualize the conditions under which
the artist worked have been placed
on view.
THE Elizabeth N. Watrous gold
medal for a work in sculpture
without restriction was awarded re-
Gently to Brenda Putnam, daughter
of the librarian of Congress, for a
work entitled Midsummer" shown in
the National Academy Of Designs
current annual exhibition. The Puck
fountain on the grounds of the Folger
Shakespeare Memorial in this city is
the work of Miss Putnam, as well as
the Simon's Memorial in Rock Gene
terry. Among her other distinguished
works are portrait busts Of some OF
the leading contemporary musicians.