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Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-07
Change Date OF
Athletic Show
At HoIfUiILe

HOLTVILLE, May 7. (SpeciaD-
The date of the athletic show un-
der the direction of Coach Noval O.
Walker assisted by Frank Wool
bridge has been changed to Thurs
day evening, May 9. The meet is
to be held in the high school audi
torium and promises an interesting
evening. The card of boxing bouts
include "Galloping George" Gilli-
land, Holtville, VS.. Jack Melton,
Brawley; David "Kid' Hartshorn,
Holtville, VS.. F.. Fernandez, Braw-
ley; "One-round Oliver Coker VS..
Bert Thomas, both of Holtville;
"Squeak' Van Der Linden VS..
Gene Thomas, both of Holtville;
Johnny Neves VS.. George Neyes, ex-
hibition bout at 80 pounds; Fran
els Neves VS.. Oscar Beadle, title
bout for the 60 pound champion
ship of Imperial Valley, now held
by Neves; Bromley Null VS.. Walter
Hawk, both of Holtville, grudge
bout.
The wrestling bouts will find
Ruthless Roy" Wogatzke of Holt
Vile meeting Robert Allison Of
Brawley at 100 pounds and Earl
Walker, 1870 pounGs and jeff Kissee,
$50 pounds, facing opponents yet
TO be selected
In addition to these attractions,
Coach Walker is arranging several
specials including a free-for-all
boxing bout with five local boys
blindfolded, swinging at each other
at once and a bout between TWO
local Swiss swingers. Admission
will be charged.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-07
Holtville News Briefs
Louise Rogers, Staff Correspondent

Mother Cravey, who has been
seriously i'll the past few weeks is
Slowly improving. Her granc-
daughter, Miss Bessie Cravey, OF
Visalia, arrived Monday to stay
with her until she is well.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. King left
Monday for Los Angeles on q busi-
ness trip. They plan TO stay until
Wednesday.
Nh. and Mrs. Grover Lambert
and daughter of Indiana arrived
in Holtville Friday evening to visit
Lambert's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. P. Lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Bush and three
children, Eddie, Arthur and Betty,
OF Pasadena, were weekend guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Bush. They were accompanied by
their granddaughter, Jerry.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bell and four
children, Irene, Melba, 10, Robert,
and Sterling, were dinner guests
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. B. Perritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Miller and
daughters, Ellis and Ida Bell,
motored to San Diego Friday eve
ming, returning Sunday They visit
ed Mrs. Miller's mother, Mrs. Ida
B. Jennings.
Miss Betty Jane Bush of Pasa-
dena was a visitor Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Perritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klint and four
children of San Diego motored to
Holtville Saturday to spend a few
days at the home of Mrs. Hazel
Storey.
Little Jackie Holmes, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ned Holmes, was up for
the first time Sunday He has
been confined to his home for the
past three months with a broken
leg.
Mrs. Bertha Gordon and Mrs.
Hazel Storey were in Ell Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-07

Dirty Plugs waste gasoline and
cut down the power, pep and speed
of your car. We clean your old plugs
and make them look like new. We
adjust the points so they fire
properly, too.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-07
Is Epilepsy Inherited?
Can 1t Be Cured :?

A booklet containing the opinions
of famous doctors on this interest
inb subject will be sent FREE.
while they last. to any reader writ
ing to the Educational Division,
Dept. A-376, 545 Fifth Ave, New
York, N. Y. (ady)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-07
Students Hold
Essay Contest

HOLTVTLLE, May 7. (SpeciaD-
The commercial class of the Holt
Vile high school under the direc-
ton of Miss Beatrice Floyd parti-
cipated last week in the Interna-
tional essay contest with winning
essays being written by Milton
Bailey. first; Pauline Peacock, sec
ond; and Thelma Brady, third. The
title of the essays were 1.-The Value
of Time in Education - These
three essays are to be sent to the
Judges Of the nation wide contest
to be judged for state and national
awards.
The public speaking class OF the
Holtville Union high school uncer
the direction of Paul Mickey mas
entered the National Education and
BETTER Housing contest. The essays
of 600 words had as their subJecC
"Better Housing and the Home.
winners of the local high school
contest were j. D. Brown and Ellls
Harback. The county contest is 10
be held May 25 in Ell Centro ana
the national contest to end june
IS. Prizes are to be: first, $l'oCo'
second, $500; third $3.50 and fourth
$l0o with gold medals to go Win
the first three prizes and silver
medal with the fourth. There VIII
he two of the above named prizes
for each place, one for the winning
eirl and one for the winning boy.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-07
Baseball Standings
By United Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh 8, Boston 6.
All others, postponed, main.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Boston 2, Cleveland |.
All others postponed, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-07
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
No games, teams travelling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June l Up ~. s. Dept. of
Agriculture Cattle BOO calves 900.
compared Friday last week; sharp decline
on fed steers and yearinss regained. Gloss
unevenly steady to - higher. advance
larsely on better grades: common light
weight SrasSers about 25 lower; Abridged
runs the principal late stimulant. shippers
still buying very frugally because of con-
Sumers boycott in New York City; Jewish
holidays next FRIDAY and Saturday a bear
ish factor early in the week most weighty
steers still around 80 under the seasons
high time. instances more; grassy heifers
shared decline on grassy steers. about rs
lower for week. better grade heifers scarce.
bulls. l5a"o lower: vealers strong: native
Stockers and feeders l5a25 lower South
western calves and light yearlings steady
at ao0a | o 90; weeks extreme top weighty
steers. 1880; best yearlinss. 1885: very
few heavy steers about 1850 yearlings
above Zoo: best yearling heifers Il35.
Sheep 1000. for week ending Friday
$500 directs; compared Friday last week:
fat lambs. l0a"5 lower. .springers around
- higher: sheep. Isaac lower; weeks top
Clipped lambs. s;.5; closing top; 7.90;
500; Tgoolsklnsa .S.loaa0o: TOP, Spring
ai3: ineluding seasons initial consisn.
outside: good 9S-lb: California yearlings.
rs: few AGED wethers. 500: weeks top
shorn ewes. 100. not ouotable over g.! IS
at close: lot bulk 2.O0a3.50
market nominally steady: shippers nine:
hoIdover. 1000; all quotations nominal;
ouotable top. 1000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02
BY FRANK MacMILLEN.

BY FRANK MacMILLEN,
Associated Press Fina ncial Writer.
NEW YORK, June AFTER selling
rather feverishly during the early part
of the stock market session today,
traders turned abruptly and jumped
aboard the equities band-wagon again,
concentrating in mining shares.
In its sudden improvement the
market recovered most of the ground
lost earlier.
The sharp gains in the mining
stocks. brokers said, resulted from
buying In speculative quarters where
1t was believed the administration
might once more hoist the price of
silver in an effort to offset defla-
tionary forces set In motion By the
Supreme Courts decision on N. r. A.
In addition to this. buying there
was reported to be a fair amount Of
investment demand for equities based
on the idea that once the initial un-
settlement Of N. r. As dissolution is
past, business may canter embarrassed
along the road to higher profits.
Gold Flow Abates.
The heavy clouds of uncertainty
which drifted over the market from
Washington tended to obscure the
abatement of the flow of gold from
Paris which followed the appointment
OF the golden franc" cabinet headed
by Fernand BouiSson.
Although brokers still regarded the
French financial crisis as primarily a
psychological influence on the market
they saw in the sharp rally of the
franc a reflection Of confidence in the
ability Of the new government to make
some Roadway with the intricate
budget tangle.
In term ~ the Associated Press
average OF ,tOcks. the market de-
clined 8 of a point to 40.6. The
hourly rate of trading was conSid-
erably faster than on Friday. Sales
totaled 676.450 shares.
The buying of silver stocks carried
o. S. Smelling up 534 points to 112.
Cerro De Pasco up 2's to So, and
American Smelling up to 42l2.
Sugar shares still suffered from the
aftermath of yesterdays collapse
brought on by the drop in futures.
Cuban American Sugar preferred gave
up AZ.
Although run-of-t he-mill industrial
stocks finished fractionally lower,
losses of or more points were Suf-
fered by Air Reduction at 1872. Allied
Chemical at 1874, Columbian Car
bon at 81A, Du Pont at Sc. Ligget g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02
orted Silver Reduced.

Myers "B" at 1924. Union Carbide at
54 ? and Woolworth at ST.
Imported Silver Reduced.
Imported silver at New York was
reduced y cent an ounce to "a cents.
The French franc recovered Ola of
a cent to $500. cents, while the pound
sterling dropped ll2 cents to Saba
Swiss francs and guilders rose .08 and
10 of cent respectively. The belga
was off IA of a cent.
On the week the market declined
16 points as measured by the Asso-
ciated Press average.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02
STOCKS TURN Up
AT WEEKS CLOSE
last-Minute Rise of Metal
Shares Brings Sudden
Market Recovery.

What Stocks Did
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02

14h Ga Ohio Oil (a15c)..
A l Oliver Farm Equip.
26ss l3t Oliver + E pr Of A. -.
5a 3t Omnibus Corp.
7A- ~. Oppenheim Collins.
POS 11h Otis Elevator t60c)
122 LOG Otis Elev pf (6).
IA ~ Otis Steel. .......
46 22h Otis Steel pr pf.
451s 38 Outlet Co (2). 900.
95x 80 Owsns-Ill Glasst4)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
YEAR 1885

W. & D
INCLUDING FRIDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-02
PUBLIC UTILITIES.
BONDS.

APPROX
Open High Low Close
Ana.&
Ana. r 445
&
b..
Barber Ross6
Paper Mfg g. 1887 1871 1873 1878 1873
LIST 81, 1888 o. 81 81 81 $40
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keven-room furnished apt. three bed rooms,
two baths sun room; three exposures: long
or short time lease Walnut 9l6l-J. 3S'
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$500 CONNECTICUT TAVE-ATTRAcTIvE
furnished, cool bed room. living room din
ette, k. and b.; S75: references. Clev. 9612,
90
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$3.50 IS: svc WK@NsW y |. BOOM KIT PVT B.
cars. 1870 Warder st. NV Adams 6S40.
S14 CONN. AVE. N.W-TWO FURNISHED
apts. $50 and S35; semi-private bath ex-
cellent location furnished room SO mo.
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2 LARGE. OUTSIDE ROOMS. KITCHEN.
pantry bath and porch. Convenient
neighborhood. $40 G ne. (cor. 9th and
Evening star., 1935-06-26

COOL, HONEY. ATTRAC,: r.. K. B..
Incl. sleep porch: for quiet, refined adults
cont. b W., phone. gas and elec.; $50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

JNFURNIsHED LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN
and bath: NV: Ions lease, S35: employed
couple Address Box 44O-J. Star once. %.
LADY TEACHER DESIRES UNFURNISHED
] or . rms. kit. b.. cleo. refrigeration.
strictly private. in quiet. clean home or
apartment house. good neighborhood. con-
venient to transportation: must be rea-
sonable. Phone Potomac 0406-J evenings:
JULY /. YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE 2-RM.,
k and b. unfurnished apt. in nearby Va;
Govt. employees. Address Box 397-J star
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WANTED-APT, HOUSES.

WANTED-GOOD APARTMENT BUILD
ing. in good neighborhood subject to one
trust, Will trade sound equities in well
rented small properties. Address Box
445-J Star once
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BEAUT1FgL PETwoRTH.

total payment. This hoase is equipped
with oil burner awnings. screens, garage,
and is in perfect shape. Convenient to
schools. cars. stores and bus line. Cali
MR. FIELDS Phone Georgia 2042.
FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM THE ME-
mortal Bridge. New detached brick house
Of rms. attractive bath with shower,
lavatory on first floor. attic. built-in ga
rare hot-water heat club room with wood
burning fireplace. All windows and doors
weather stripped and screened. Lot go It.
Price Only 1880.
THE TOLEDO GUARANTY CORPORATION.
1929 woodward Bulg. National 2b20.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
SALE-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOWS, HOUSES ANp LOTS FOR
Takoma Park Phone Georgia 0ss1
SILVER sPRING-LARGE BRICK HOUSE,
z rooms and bath. very good condition,
2-car garage. shaded and shrubs, all
screened. in beautiful Sligo Park Hills.
Moderate price and terms arranged. Open
Sundays and evenings. lilo Sunnyside
I'd; Silver ,sprinE. Nd. Phone Silver
BARGAIN-3O MINUTES DOWNTOWN.
Modern six-room brick home. good eleya-
ton; acreage. Investigate BAUER.
phone District 1900 Branch ass. 2s'
RICHMOND HwY-3Ia A, FINE HOME,
outbuildings; fine tourist also subdivision;
elderly couple coming to city; sacrifice,
S6.950: worth double. District 5464.
CHEVY CHASE. MD-S5. SIx-ROON
house lot 5Oxl25. owner transferred to
Atlanta. III East Underwood st.
IF YOU WANT NEARBY VA. OR ND.
Consult u.s. Big select. exclusive list at
right price and terms To buy, sell or
trade in Arlington Co. See Mr.. J. A.
Baker. Clar. 1850 N. E RYON CO.. 2203
Wilson blvd. 1916 N Y. ave.
SOME MORE REAL BARGAINS.
Ser. house. ami. large corner lot;
s. 500. s-r: cottage: h.-wh., hreplaeee Lace
Several locations for beer gardens.
J NJ. Earnest. 1891 34th. Mt. Rainier. Nd
OLD VIRGINIA HOMES FOR SALE.
w Z. LINN.
MCLEAN. VA. 27s
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

BETHESDA. MD-FURN1SHED NEW g.
room brick house. screened porch. garage;
| or mes Phone Wisconsin 26l6.
DELToHTFUfLY COOL, CHEVY CHASE;
bordering golf course-3 bed rooms
baths. sun porch. second moor; ,d PEG
and garage. Rental 500 monthly; avail
able Immediately. Phone MAYO. west
3l6S.
BEAUTIFULLY AND NEWLY FURNISHED
l0-Eoom house; yards snd sood 1nSSme: cfrieIfs:
near @. W: S25 week. 1000 + st.
CHEVY CHASE-FOR SUMMER MONTHS.
| furnished home of naval offlcer: in beautt-
full setting of trees. Call Wisconsin 1910.
JULY / TO SEPT. 3-552I CHEVY CHASE
house; one block from Conn. ave. Electric
refrigerator. radio piano, instantaneous
hot water. S125 per month. Emerson O297.
47Is 18th ST. N.w.-LOVELY HOME z
rooms . baths. sleeping porch. breakfast
porch. for Summer months: 9eorela 4o23
FOR JULY AND AUGUST--CHEvY. CHASE,
Md..6-room house. large lot. shade trees.
Rent. $50 month. Call Wise. 2577-W.
COOL ATTRACTIVE BRICK. HOME, SIX
rooms in fine northwest section; well lur-
nished in perfect condition: lease for $50.
Phone Cleveland S426.
CLEVELAND PARKt-ATTRACTIvE HOME,
| 8 bed rooms. > baths. sleeping porch, Gen
fssse eIss sitS:ais. years. Phone Cleveland si26.
s-RoOM HOUSE COOL AND COMFORT
able. July and August Wesieyo Heights.
5000 44th St NV Emerson 33oO. 20
CATHEDRAL AyE.17s-RooM. ,2-BATH,
| man Park Hotel section; oil heat. built-in
garage. maids room and shower in base
ihen' PEYsER L DREYFuss. INC.
1Sig K al NV National O5S3 ore
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.



CLEVELAND PARK. WEST OF CONN. AVE
Semi-detached. 9 rooms and bath. built
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
1919 K st. NV District 1913.
OUR AVAILABLE UNIT S
offer a limited variety as to
size, price and location. In
formation regarding these
listings will be furnished If
you call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
925 15tr St NV Phone National 2100.
REFINED COLORED-l5l4 9th ST. NV.
--6 rooms, bath; gas, electric; large yaro'
good condition S45. Wise. 4O5l
coLORED-ALEXANDE COURT. ST
between 10th and 2lst sts-4-room prlek
house. BRODIE & COLBERT. INC. 1707
Eye st. NV. Phone National ss75.
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APARTMENTs-UNFURNISHED
CHOICE 16th ST. APIS.

BROOM K AND B. APT. $50.
Modern apt. bldg. large rooms. tiled
bath; handy TO cars. stores. etc. 3O33
18th ST. Phone Adams 0947.
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METROPOLITAN 1868
EveninRs to o. Call Emerson 563S.

Metropoilan Zoo3 =eoo
Evenings, 5 10 p. Call Emerson 563S.
ca osn DETACHED, 4-ROOM BUNGA-
~1'~o low, in Brentwood: full base
ment and hot-water heat de-
tached garage fine lot. Small
cash and monthly payments less
than you are paying for rent.
$3.50 Two 6 new brick .H detached; .I1 S.,o5. o.
completion. So. II you want one;
don't delay. Very easy termsl
ca 750 Detached, 7-room. 2-story house,
~0''~ on a beautiful, shaded lot; 81 900
cash and $50 per month. This
lovely home is in the heart Of
$3.50 S:. dstsss:d 81 si sIiek; ! ssst;T;Ssii
full stories and attic. Yes, it's
in the District-and some buyl
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
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SALE-HOUSES.
: N = VIZ
Nnr IIAApIA HEIGHTNc

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
ssd cssS ,sSms and baths ka neTy Eayt dee9
cellent location for renting rooms; an
opportunity to get your own apt. free.
For inspection call Mr.. Bennett. Res.
Georgia 229S
WAPIE T. JAMES INC District 3346
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Observation-Disclosures

HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
n.w.-6 rooms. 9. large screened porches,
bath electric refrigeration and garage;
beautifully redecorated throughout.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS DISTRICT 1411.
434 KENYON ST. N,W.-6 ROOMS AND
bath. ami. r. L. SEYMOUR CO., INC.
National 1907.
1889 E ST. SEQ ROOMS, 9 BATHS;
good condition; h.-w.h.. elec.; for fami-
iies: large front yard. Rent reas. 2 garages.
MT RAINIER MD.-5-ROOM BuNGA-
low. ami 2l23 Date ST.. Mt. Rainier.
Md opes FOR inspection. or telephone
FOR RENT BY OWNER-SEARS-Ro
buck 5-rm. and bath bungalow, lot look
$50, Mclean. Va Also e-rm:. 2-bath brick,
chevy Chase. D. g. FULTON r; oo5DoN
A I2-ROOM, 3-BATH HOUSE. NEAR 18th
snq foTmstion on cali VIEWER BROS. Dist. s4ss.
EOS COCKERuLE AVE. TAKOAGA, Md
Modern detached bungalow, 5 rooms. bath;
good condition; very desirable: rent. $50.
NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL,
rooms, / bath. garage. Frigidaire. auto
matte heat: available Immediately: $50.
DIXIE REALTY CO.. National $3.50
CHEVY CHASE. 39th SIS ROOMS. 2
baths. double garage. screened porches. oil
burner, yardi; i,v splendiS sonditsiSSns;o sSso 800.
FOR RENT-CHEVY CHASE. 1O7 BRAD
ley lane. opposite golf course-10 rooms
and 8 baths. 2-car garage, yard 200 feet
Deep TEsRsII IssPssIiGn z ErTfTS anHSinf%sn' Ec
1O0H 18th At NW
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SALE-HOUSES.


5Ig z ST. NE. Mr.. MD. AVE. AND 9Th
St.-Has hot-water heat. elec. Corner.
Most convenient location. Open.
BRICK BUNGALOW, AMONG TREES
Nearby Va. Lyon Park. Lot, 55xisl "a Il snS Sso
Terms. Really an opportunity. Phone
So, ,5OO- JUST OFF LINCOLN PARK =
Large, roomy home. 3 BED rooms ma s0oo few
pRvIs fssv1fs CO. NatiOnsi 1sSa. sSa.
STOP PAYING HIGH RENTS. SEVERAL
cially priced to Buyer who can pay sIl easn
over hrst trust, Cali mornings. LOUISE
IN A GROVE or. LARGE TREES. LOT u
o5xl41; l block from transportatlon IN
northweS. suburbs; a center-haI' 3-room
brick house full tile bath and shower:
laXatory on frSt noor; Sc servants wants tSlieS IN
$3.50 sasHe casR' balance ike rent no renewals.
Phone Wisconsin 415l-J after m:
MISREPRESENTATION. SIX
coo%s eooditto6 Da'9 uSnsuAL sns FERNS Dist O58
SIg UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.--PRICED FOR
quick sale; 6-room. 2-bath detached nrlck,
toa f5ae Gs Phone nee5 owSER fsGsii GeofFia % ssfs
CLEVELAND PARK 1927 MAcoMB ST.
.w.-Detached. 3 rooms. h.-V.h.. garage;
near Conn. ave.
NEW. DETACHED. FINEST CONsTRUc-
sieh sS.ao6 f 4sis a Ridse eATd, rd s&.An0e se Ae
BUNGALOw-A SUBURBAN HOME IN
the city; 6 r and b.. all modern. new conol-
piece ee OF sou o
25l4 4th st; ne. Open 70 $50 pim;1
Price Ersstly TedIeed Sxv MiEht TormoeF TSorS10eF
ave. Phone District 450s.
S6 6.5OO-l4th AND PARK RD;-5-ROoM
and bath brick, h.-w. heat: good condition
sSsesssd evS for sisPGo Co estate Nstonsl she a5
3 nice Il rooms. baths. fireplace. garage.
Call Adams 47S6 for appointment.
GEORGETOWN-S2 800 EACH; 2 SMALL
houses on fine corner lot; ideal for remoo-
cling into . small homes or I nne nome
LIPSCOMB, Potomac 6339.
BY OWNER. NEW DETACHED CORNER
brick Chevy Chase. D. c.; bed rooms ano
. baths q bed rooms and oath on 1S'
hoorl: under $500; terms. CieV' IS. 5S 'd'
81 95O-1229 PA. AVE s SE-HOME. IN:
vestment or business; 9 T. and incloseo
sleeping porch. ami, with gas heat auto.
SsdsF croker esSSsvi oT hf ER6ccuPANT cSI1 " .O
BY OWNER. FACING WALTER REED
Park: rooms. brick, inclosed sleeping
porch. 9 baths full-length screens. oil
3GIne t,oni brick garage: 81. 500; ST 900 cash
balance as rent Phone georgia oo1s:-
WOULD YOU LIKE A HOME IN
BEAUTIFUL FOXHALL VILLAGEP
We offer one of these arcniteetural SENS
at a very moderate price Vacant and in
new house condition; facing community
OF homes selling 100000 and upward.
Only 81 miles from White House BOSS
g. PHELPS, NATIONAL 1900. AFTER 8
NJ. CALL COLUMBIA 561G.
NEW DETACHED CORNER BRICK
PRICED LOW-TERMS ARRANGED.
6 large rooms, . beautiful tile baths. h. w.
floors and trim throughout. elec; refriE-
Grafton built-in garage; Marietta PARK
section; near churches. schools. stores.
cars & bus For further information or
for auto phone Mr.. Moss Georgia 64S3
wAPLE L JAMES. INC.
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IN PETWORTH.

5000 4th ST. N.W-FRIGIDAIRE.
Completely furnished home. living room,
dining room, 2 bed rooms. kitchen and
bath. garage. 2 screened porches.
i4O4 K. CAFRITZ. DIST. 90s0.
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A MARVELLOUS HONE FOR

A b6ocA6R 5 M46sEo5RRgIsA oR IARdE s3Hf PANTY,
S13. .560-on upper 18th ST.. near Park r. Tn
Absolutely cheap at price Splendidly
arranged for doctors ofnces on nrst
floor An all-brick modern house with
complete baths. modern throughout
and in beautiful condition: Must be
seen to be fully appreciated. BOSS d
PHELPS NATIONAL 5000.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

OPEN EVERY EVENING.
47ss BRANDYWfNs SiSS VI = ST. NV.
THE FINEST" FINEST NEW HOUSE BUY IN
vi S4as s.Ss Sr b. b4vs 1rSst Gst
Setts ave to 46th ST.. north to Brandywine
St; and west to house. PRICE ONLY
sin5iSe sg;5Se sSents on terms BOSS PHELPS k1-
WITH $500 TO $3.50 CASH WE CAN HAVE
your home built on q wide lot. in choice
Sssier HE ToIEDo Gi @ ousRREf9
1925 woodward Bldg. National 1925:
WoODRIDqE-3sa3 25th PL, NE.-A
new brick bungalow with especially large
rooms. in q high location; $3.50 down. S65
with recreation room and garage. See
1877 ToqDETPdE ( i EE9, EE kEAITax as-ss Co. zssoa
500.
Colonial brick. six rooms. bath. two IN;
closed DSrcshes sssa R In4s:. asvS
Sass COT FaeRs sgso T. 10 fnsSses aey erk
BUNGALOWS 760.
heat TakS%r sna isa assk s5oo cash. faG Balance E:
rent T.RooM eeSM coLoNIAL-se.5O 500.
Takoma Park. Md.-2-car garage; out
terms. s caii National e22S. After PM,
call Shepherd 2o10
So. O-SEMI-DETACHED b r I IN
Brightwood. near the PUBIC
school: rooms. bath. hot-wateI
heat and hardwood floors; newly
reconditioned: $3.50 casn anu
$50 so per month. -
so BO0-NEAR 18th AND WEBSTER SIS.'
close to schools stores and trans
portation and Just few minutes
from the business section: q
feet wide LARGE ROOMS,
tiled bath and extra lavatory,
concrete front porch. double rear
porches; all improvements: 2-car
BRICK garage. Beins. put IN
sessed home offered at really
80 eso-NEw &c CENTER -HALL-PLAN DE-
TACHED BRICK on 55;ioos-
front lot in Chevy Chase. d. G;
Built Of the finest materials and
embodying the latest home 1ea-
tures: rooms baths. mn
ished rooms in attic. bath and
recreation room in basement.
psneled den, furred walls, copper
gutterins. metal weather strip
ping, elec. refrigeration ana ga
rage. It's true value can only
be appreciated by seeing its nrst.
class construction. Inspect AZ
your convenience. Terms.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO.
1905 II ST. NV. NATIONAL 234o.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

Conveniently located in q strictly all
white section of practically new homes,
modern in every detail and completely re-
Hnished like brand-new: well-planEed
rooms. built-in bath with shower. big;
dry cellar: hot-water heat, hardwood
floors covered porches. built-in garage.
and the price has been made extremely
low for O quick sale. Phone
r. M. HOOKER,
Evening star., 1935-06-26

larse front rooms, very cool; Electrolux
large closets; clean; 6 outside windows.
705 4th ST. NV, APT. 3Ol-2-ROOM
kit. and bath apt, completely furnished
Gail after z O'Clock In eve.
Evening star., 1935-06-26

1903 BTLTMORE ST. NV.
Elevator. Frigidaire:
Room. Rec Hal; Kit; BaI1 BstnTSSasN TSaN oo'
1923 18th st NV Phone National $685.