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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

ty z Arnold, Md, usmrcen byl,
kdyz automobil jeho odrazer
byl jinym ma Furnace Greek
Branch silnici a pfekotil Sc
Mcdonald byl ma ceste do Bal
timore. Druhy automobil Tfdil
Joseph Herman, syn byvalehc
hoteliera a majitele divadla V
Baltimore.
= Tri roxy stare dftko, Rose
mary Faute, utrpelo rozbitt
lebky kdyz pTi sebehnutf s
chodnfku do neho vrazil auto
mobil We $500 blocku Edmund.
son avenue.
= Devatenacty vystrazny slour
padl v patek "a obet 1toku
ktery nan proved 19lety Josh
Horner z Towson ma York road
a Winston avenue. Krone sra.
zeneho sloupu zranen neby.
nikdo.
V dnoru porazeno bylo po.
dobnych sloup1 devatenact
Pr des1ti z 1tokn techto vzdy
nekdo byl zranen.
Poole statistiky Baltimor
skeho bezpecnostn1ho koncilu
povaleno jest sloupG pr1mernf
hrdinnymi automobilisty V ka5
dem m6Sfci % +
f., 9. a II. brezna byly zvla.
ste osudne dny pro sloppy. VI
dnech tech Vallejo sc jich v pra.
chu ulic a silnic deset.
= Policejnf straznik, Emf
Brandt z Eastern distriktu
'jenz ~automobilem sym smr
telne zranil ma Pratt a Com
merce ulic1ch SO rok1 starehC
Irvinga J. Mallon, byl propus
ten z obzaloby. Svedceno by
10, re muz vysel z pozadf sto
i1c1ho ma ulici trucku pTed-bl1
zfc1 Sc automobil policisty.
Policista doznal, re v dome
prftele v Dundalk hral S tfmt(
karty kratce pred nehodou
re veil pT1tele sveho dom1
kdyz Mallona srazil a usmrtil
- Joseph Raab, AZ roxy st;
ny z Indian Rock ma Belai
road zemTel We zdejsf nemoc
nici pc zranenf, ktere utrp6
pfi pTechazen1 cesty pred svyn
domem. Automobil T1dil stu
dent z Marylandske university
22lety Samuel Brooks. On
diva JIM STUDENT S MIN jedouc
pofezani byli rozbitym sklem
- Sedfcf v automobile Jim
cernossky hoch zranen byl, Wy.
tazen byl nekolika cernochy {
stlucen. Muzem tim byl 46le.
ty John w. Mcmahon. V au.
tomobilu sedel ma Hayward a.
venue a Florence ulici kolem 8
hodiny v sobotu vecer zat1m &C
Tfdic AUTOMOBILE, 21lety 10.
seph O'Shea, provazel crane.
neho Z rok1 stareho Daniels
Bryant do nemocnice.
McMahonu zraneny byly O.
be oci a stlucen byl ma celem
tele. z rukou cernochG vysvo-
bozen byl policeman radio
automobilem.
= Bezpecnostn1 sloup ne
Hartford road a White avenue
napaden byl automobilistou
Lief Doe v pond6lf. Utok ne
sloup zaplatil Boo potlucenim
ma cele a zatcen1m.
= Diva hosi, William Kry.
sick, 12lety z Hudson ulice 8
14lety Franklin Milawicz, spo.
raneni byli, kdyz automobi
vrazil do mich jedouc1ch ma bi
cyklu. Prvnf potlucen byl E
druh6mu prerazen byl nos.
= Alfred Natolucci, 36lety
pTi pTechazen1 Baltimore ulice
u Market Place, zranen byl Y
1tery taxicabem, j1mz rozraze
ma byla mt lebka.
- Automobil T1zeny Bruno
II. Buckholdem vrazil We sire
du do okna masneho kramu [
sadore Benesch, c.-6201 Har
ford road.
Vydal Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22

V minulem elsie Telegraph
Sc stala mylka udan1m chybne-
no jmena v podekovan1 Sboru
Zlata Praha {, 81 J. G. D. Me-
10 staff re dcera Helen Smith
d6kuje "a vyplacenf 1mrt1 pc
zemTele matce, coz tlmto opra-
Ivujem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-03-22
Pocet podporovanych snizen

V posledn1m tydnu pocet v
Baltimore podporovanych po-
mocnou komisi snizen byl G
223 pr1padG. Tyden pred tim
vypusteno bylo z listin podpo-
rovanych 108.
V poslednfm tydnu bylo na
podpoTe 3O.149 robin Gill 109,.
!O98 jednotlivcG.
Vydan1 cinilo 1851,
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-23

mining operations at Gold Run for this winter.
 Mrs. Blanche Havercamp made q hurried trip to Teller on business on Thursday. She reports that the flu" there is now under control and that there have been no cas- ualties.
 Several letters were received from B w Vallat last mail. He says that he will be in soon and begin work assembling the dredge, and getting ready to begin work on Gold Run
 The Commissioner Office was the scene of a double wedding on Fri day evening when Iris Ahoesenna became the bride of Victor Clyde and Lucy Kopick was married to Carl Maganna. Both of the couples are from Wales.
 E C Mattick, local reindeer super visor, left for a trip to Wales, ShlS- maref and the surrounding country
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-23

Teller, March Is Rev. E Hartje made the trip from Shismaref to Teller this week coming via the inland route. Rev Hartje drove his own team and is the first one over the trail this win ter.
 Wm.. McAdams has finished his
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-23
''Parole Girl" Tells
 True Story Of
 Such Girls Life

What happens to young girl out of prison on parole, is the theme of Parole Girl" a Columbia feature which opens Sunday at the Dream Theatre. Mae Clarke appears in the title role Ralph Bellamy plays opposite, with Marie Provost, Hale Hamilton and Ferdinand Gottschalk in prominent parts.
 The production concerns a young girl innocently drawn into the con- fidence game by slick racketeers, who through aiding her father at some time, holds her under obliga- tion. Hale Hamilton is Tony" suave gangster. Marie Provost DOT trays "Jeanie," hard-boiled but lovable character, who throws bricks at women rivals for her man. There are several outstanding comedy se- quences.
 A thrilling highlight of the picture is realistic prison fire Scheming to win her parole, Miss Clarke sets fire to a pile of felt clippings. She manages to extinguish the fire, sav- ing the lives of the inmates and winning her parole.
 Once out of the penitentiary, she seeks revenge on one Joe Smith, ]" who is portrayed by Ralph Bellamy who was indirectly responsible for her plight, only to fall in love with him instead.
 Ferdinand Gottschalk plays 'Tay- lor,' an eccentric department store owner and boss of Bellamy
 Eddie Cline directed this Columbia production from the screen play by Norman Krasna, young author of 50 This Is Africa"
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-23
TELLER NEWS

Nugget Special Correspondence)
Evening star., 1935-06-09

boxing did not appeal to him. When he tired of
splitting beef carcasses in his fathers butcher
shop at Livermore, California, he got lob
handling heavy steel castings in a machine
shop. He stood six feet two - one-tenth of a
ton of rugged bone and muscle, but gentle as
mastiff pup. Fate tagged him when he was
nineteen. He took his best girl to dance at
Firemen's Hall, and Big Steve cut in on him
and danced away with her.
She didn't mind and didn't mind" Baer
tells the story, Steve was steeple- Jack, and
the stunts he did up in the air made him big
shot in the little town of Livermore forget
whether he was Bill Stevens or Steve Williams.
but they called him Big Steve and looked up
to him. Ha! Ha! There's good line! Fellows
who had played football with me came around
and said must lick him.
II said it was all right with me. but not in
the hall; so they parked their cars in big
circle, and We went at it. had to laugh when
the big fellow began to prance around and
when he came too near and poked his fists at
me, just hit him. He went down in heap
and stayed down.
iiC olu oWlllS vi lIlt IlSIlt ulu TIE
business for poor Steve. And it woke up the
butcher boy y-machinist. Gosh! wasn't it easy
And fellows not half his size got money for it.
Easy money. Max bought punching bag and
a book on boxing; he practiced every day. He
learned so fast that local manager took him
up. tried him out with husky sparring
partner and got him a match with big
Indian named Caribou.
Max knew little about training and cared
less. Feeling little hungry after supper on the
night of the fight, he ate couple of bags of
peanuts, and on the way to call for his
manager he drank few glasses of soda As
they came near the door of the hall a taxi
drew up and the chauffeur humbly carried
in pair of big uit-cases covered with fancy
labels. Behind him staggered tall Indian in
loud checked suit.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

tiocks. He was sitting pretty, on the top of the
world, and was as happy as a boy in a
jam closet.
lean outdraw any fighter in the business"
he says, because can do more stunts than
any of them" He can, and he does. In the
talking picture called The Prizefighter and
the Lady" he plays the hero most attractively,
is an excellent actor. His carefree, boyish per-
sonality wins audiences everywhere. He is so
merry and irresponsible that you simply can't
help liking him. After giving his mother a
handsome $4,000 home and a gorgeously
upholstered, sixteen-cylinder car, he devoted
himself to the joyous business of blowing
away his winnings in luxurious living. His
new clothes and cars dazzled the eye.
Various plaintiffs, being duly sworn, de-
posed that he ought to pay them so much
and so much money - the same experience
that comes to every champion. Max laughed
at the lawsuits; nothing could make him
worry. If he was kind to dame, that didn't
mean that he asked her to marry him, did
it? Gosh! Couldn't fellow entertain girl
without leading her to the altar2 These
AAAoAoSSio wiz WolllCd q Sul vi Ills uOuRQ!
Let them worry. His lawyers would take
care of them. Nothing could stop his hearty
laugh. He was - and is - having the time
of his young life. A squabbe here and there
means nothing to him.
Baer has so many shining qualities that he
is in danger of forgetting the serious business
of training. He is rehearsing radio sketches
every day and broadcasting three times a
week, as he did when training for Camera All
this brings in quick cash - and burns up
energy that belongs in the ring. How the radio
and its big money have changed the fighting
business!
When Gene Tunney was getting ready for
the second Dempsey fight he hid for months
in the deep Adirondack woods, far from every
thing that could divert his mind from training.
CONTINUED on p0geI3)
Evening star., 1935-06-09

"WO such Opposites have never faced
each other in the ring Their battle
will be like the race between the
hare and the tortoise. The laugh
ing champion, gay and festive as the Prodigal
Son; the challenger. a grim and relentless
plodder who seldom smiles. Baer, the rollick-
ing playboy who has won and scattered half
million, chuckllng as he tossed it away:
Braddock, the hungry toiler, eager to win his
place in the sun. Baer, paying alimony at the
age of sophomore; Braddock, young hus-
band and father Of three children, intent upon
making their future secure
Baer, with the advantage of twenty pounds
greater weight and the handicap of careless
living; Braddock. with the advantage of
better condition but the danger of being
blasted at any moment by one meat axe
swing Of Baer's right fist.
Baer hasn't one serious strain in his make
up. His smile is chronic. A born Snowman. he
likes the crowd; the bigger the party, the more
he feels at home He doesn't know how to
worry. When he was dead tired from pounding
Carnera year ago he clowned and played
dDOut tiiS iillS WlliiC ICSlilS. NdIIltTd
was so puzzled that the best he could do was
to get up on his feet after every knockdown
Baer is born entertainer He likes to
amuse crowd. whether as an actor in the
films, hoofer in vaudeville singer at
night club or playing part on the radio He
gets money by the bale for doing these stunts
because he is the champ and he holds the title
almost as the result of long run of luck -
though he is a terrific puncher when he re-
members to hit. He broke into the ring by
accident. No one who knew him as an over
grown schoolboy, protected on the way to
school by his sister, ever dreamed Of him as
fighter, The boys plagued him for being so
gawky, and he hid behind his sisters skirts.
At high school Max outgrew his bashfulness
so thoroughly that it has never bothered him
since. He played football and basketball, but
Evening star., 1935-06-09

There's your man, whisperedthe manager.
Looks like he's got money" said Max II
ought to have some.'
Caribou knew a lot about boxing, and for
two rounds gave Baer lesson in fancy spar
ring - then the old meat-axe right came
down on Caribou's chin, and he went to sleep
IN the rosin Baer was glad to see him 90, for
the peanuts and soda water burbled around
inside him so furiously that he could hardly
stand up. Not his fault, of course Just an
accident. And he went on fighting for years
without bothering with such nonsense as
training rules. When his upset stomach
annoyed him in the ring, he pranced around
and clowned until he felt better; then he went
on and finished his man.
If the man knew his business and kept out
of the way of the meat-axe. he got the deci-
sion but this seldom happened, for Baer was
so fast on his feet and hit so hard that he
knocked out nearly all his antagonists. The
boy has wicked punch --- if and when he
can land it. He came East in $780, and lost
decision to Ernie Schaaf in Madison Square
Garden - because he was not properly
trained. He went home to California and won
few battles; but Pauline Uzcudun the un-
couth Basque woodchopper, was too much for
him in twenty rounds at Reno, before big
crowd in Jack Dempsey's club.
Jack gave the butcher boy good advice
about training and almost persuaded him to
take it seriously = but not quite Baer re-
turned to New York, had more or less success;
then became famous over night by knocking
out Max Schmeling, who held the title of
world champion because Jack Sharkey had
knocked him out with foul punch.
This victory made Max Baer champion of
the world. And what champion! Vaudeville
managers and owners of night clubs paid him
big money to entertain their customers He
danced and sang, and as master of ceremonies
at the Cafe de Paree in New York he packed
the house every night Girls followed him in
Evening star., 1935-06-05

AUCTION SALES-TOMORROW.
Evening star., 1935-06-05

1oc1 7th ST. NV. National OSLO.
Evening star., 1935-06-05

Fhone Columbia V4.N.
COPLFY COURTS. 1871 18th ST. NV
Cool Quiet hldc SrItChbnard eleva tor.
SraCicuS apt , large rooms. receipt. hall,
t'tChen hath all oits de rooms.
10" CHAPLIN ST NV RMS. K b.
vorch. beautiful ward. overlooking Meridian
Park Cool in Summer. plenty OF heat in
Evening star., 1935-06-05

NatioOal lGOO Investment BTdg-
2,@n WISCONSIN l R, R. 50. r. x.
f. SO. @ E ISu3 Newton, = T. K h.
So METROPOLITAN t30O Emerson o"16
Evening star., 1935-06-05

! 153 COLUMBIA RD-. NO - KUUMS'
kitchen and bath. $50. THOMAS 2.
BROWN 615 fth St. sw
49," 43rd ST. NV W-Sl5. = BED ROOMS;
LIVING room kitchen dinettt screened
errep,ne porch: in coOd condition.
PHI IPS 4. CANRN
Evening star., 1935-06-05
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN HILLTOP FOR SUMNER
20 rooms screened porch; garden, large
II ROOMS. GLASSED-IN SUN PARLOR
furnished completely. June 10 to Septem-
Fer !. 6fOl Delaware St. Chevy Chase. Nd
CHEVY CHASE. NEAR CIRCLE IDEAL
for Summer large. airy rooms pNcheS.
ample grounds and shade trees. Wise 2t,3.
MARIETTA PARK-LARGE COR LOT =
loom furnished bungalow, shower bath.
electric refrigerator. automatic heat, built
,-o- RRoP!E N2 ( Gcd,ls GGoLmEET E1,,an.7 INC ,s
CLEVELAND PARKS ROOMS , BATHS
for Summer: elec. refrle., Sl25 mo j'uS
:t5th st. near Newark. Cleveland OSLO
CHEVY CHASE MD
Near Columbia Country Club: attractive.
modern detached 1-Toom home electric
refrigerator. garage. completely furnished;
large well shaded grounds; lease for sum
OVERLOOKING ROCK CIR PARK-COOL.
bargaln rooms maid 5 room. garage
pGrCheS; part newly painted. Phone OWN
ER. Columbia 9ii3-J.
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool, BORDERING
10 bed rooms. 3 baths. sleeping porch
garage attractive grounds. Phone Wis
COnSln l3%S.
BUNGALOW. JUNE - TO SEPT. /: ELEC
refrlg and range. L. HAMM. Sth ST. F0n
Airl Ballston. Va.
FESSENDEN ST. NW-MODERN HOME.
ii rooms. completely turnl he'd: =. months.
available June II. Phone Cleveland o345.
HANDSOME STONE RESIDENCE NV
suburbs | ! rooms = baths. large grounds:
fraternity. club. residence. available June
.. Address Box @9+-E. Star Office. -
ON THE PARK-FOXALL VILLAGE
years lease-S rooms. " baths. = screened
porcheS-earage. 1927 44th s.. NV. Call
Emerson O06"
CHEVY CHASE. D C.-SUMMFR SEA
son. rooms including bed rooms
maids room, ; complete baths. large sun
porch electric appliances garage: inmP-
diste occupancy: $3.50. Telephone CIeve-
land 5uS6
IN WOODED SECTION NEAR EDGEMOOR
Md.-sttractive new h-room house. COM
pletely furnished: maids room :, baths
'-car garage. June TO September 10. SllO
month. Phone Wisconsin 49l9
FOR RENT. FURNISHED UNTIL SEPT
l5. 3-ma Ster--oom and :i-bath house near
Wsrdman Park. acre of ground, view OF
Potomac. porChes and terrace: adequate
IN every way for cool comfortable living,
cook and laundress IL desired Owner will
take care of grounds. Double garage
servants rooms and baths, complete IN
every detail. 5000 month
1000 CATHEDRAL AVE.
Phone Adams utUl.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
COLORED-BARGAIN.
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

GEORGETOWN ROOM BRICK. LARC
Sleeping porch. charming garden. MARIl
81 - DumbaTtOn ave. NV, west Ol4
Evening star., 1935-06-05
COLORED. CORNER HOME

FOR COLORED-A RARE BARGAIN IN
a large home on First St NV. near Rhode
Is ave. LARGE rooms and bath, So. 90.
terms. eci uuicklv Adams 4A43.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
EXCHANGE.

CLEAR OLD HOUSES TRADED IN on
custom built homes W 3. PTCHLFR
1905 K NV. Natl 1Sou Cler. G95u
TRADE S"uOu EQUITY IN SUBURBAN
home. rented. for clear lOr-. what have
you. Address Box ""S-E. S'ar oftCe
WE HAVE SEVERAL WASHINGTON RES
IDFNTIAL AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES
THAT CAN BE TRADED FOR PROPERTY
IN THE STATES LET US KNOW WHAT
YOU HAVE. WE MAY Pc ABLE TO GET
YOU SOMETHING DESIRABLE FFRE FOR
WHAT YOU HAVE BACK HOME JOHN
NJ. KING & CO lOMA llth 81 n ".
Evening star., 1935-06-05

ol"t T ST NV.
2 rooms kit. and ha'h .............. Saa 90
2cn6 WISCONSIN AVE
2 rms. ( h. dlnefte. porch ......... SCI 50
POTOMAC PARK APT.
rIst and SIS. NV.
x rooms, ut. and bath ...........- SO 90
Evening star., 1935-06-05
WANTED TO RENT-uOUsrs

COUPLE NO CHILDREN WOULD LIKE
small. detached house. furnished un-
furnished. automatic heat. yard. west OF
Conn. ave. Md. or ID. c.. rent reasonable.
Phone Cleveland 1888
DETACHED HOUSE. > BED ROOMS. NOT
TO exceed SO: occupancy July J.. perma
nent residence. State location. Address
Box 3l3-E. star ONCE.
! OR > ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE.
near school: :; children. Address BOX
:ilu-E. Star office. ~
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Small house by reliable people July !.
Phone Cleveland IHHn.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
50. $50.
NEW COLONIAL RRICK.

CHEVY CHASE D c.
UnGuestlonsbly the vest value available
IN Chevy Chase This Is laTGe SIX-room
home living room 2lYlJG with fireplace
dining room l3 6Xl .. a mooei X; chen
that makes it pleasure TO work IN.
oreaktsSt sicove. porch. 3 tull-sized bed
lated attic slate roof. 1t IS modern IN
every detail and there Is a brick garage
10 match house. Act quickly II YOU want
10 take ADVANTAGE OF this unusual oppor-
tunity. Terms can be arranged
PAUL 7 STONE. INC.
34l2 Rittenhouse St. Cleveland al42.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

OUTSTANDING COMMERCIAL LOCATION.
Located on 18th s.. Nv. between ALL
son and Buchanan in the heart of ColuT-
bia Heights section. lot lOUXI3u. viii I'M
prove 70 suit tenant or sell a. 4 sacrifice
far below assessed value WPv consider
trade See MI TOWDeS. CAFBTIZ. 1904
<. Phone DIS. rict anNM.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
SALE--HOUSES.
fC0nfinuedA

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
To purchase 1897 Michigan ave. n.e.-10
large rooms bath. hotwater heat; in
need OF repairs: could easily be converted
into apartments: detached brick garage.
extra lot alongside of the house If desired.
A very good buy for investor. home buyer
or speculator. Examine this property at
onCei
broom frame bungalow all modern i'm
pTOVementS Also 4-rOOm bungalow. Ia
koma Park, ID. G. Exceptionally low priced.
BRADLEY BEALL d HOWARD,
Southern bldg National OIL.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
50 $50.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.

Inspect this brand-neW, CoIonial-type
all brick detached home. containing Il
splendid rooms and 2 tile battN. attic. side
porch and the verv latest equipment and
IIp 10 date convenIenCPs A PERFECT
ALL ELECTRIC HEALTH KITCHEN -
Exceptionally large and beautifully land
SCaped lot several trees. garage
OPEN DAILY UNTIL 81 Pm
Reached via RIttenhOuSe St. and Utah Ave.
PAUL 7. STONE INC,
34l@ RlttenhouSe st. Cleveland Ql42.
Evening star., 1935-06-05

APT FURN-. l RM.. BATH AND SHOWER
on or near Conn. ave. above Col. I'd. Ad-
dress Box ODE Star Office =
APT. FURN., ] ROOM KIT, BATH ON
or near Conn ave. above Col. I'd. Address
Box @g6-E, Star Office -
Evening star., 1935-06-05

IN CHEVY CHASE. D. c. BETWEEN
Military rd Rittenhouse Nevada ave and
3lSt Very desirable IotS -. 50 and 50
foot frontages. Permanent imp. conven-
Evening star., 1935-06-05
a $50.
@AV TENDArVA nTTN~ an

CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
An exceptional bargain in a dehohtfullv
situated home at one OF the highest points
in PetWorth lust off Soldiers Home Park
In all: there are seven splendid rooms
rlrst moor LYING room with fireplace din
inclosed sleeping porch and tile bath
Second floor. > finished rooms and storac &c
out. painted walls and ceilings GAS FUR
MACE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR. won
derfqlly improved lot. ,4nEI5o fruit trees,
PAUL T STONE. INC.
341H RittenhomSe 81. Cleveland pI42.
Evening star., 1935-06-05
CHARMING. COY HOME
TN rIIEUV F,tIACE n n


81 7.gb0-Detached. on very attractively
handicapped lot and garden in rear.
Sin rooms. bath. hot-water heat. open
fireplace; between > car lines and close
to bus. Wonderful home and location
for small family. BOSS PHELPS.
NATIONAL $500.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 65lI N. CENTRAL
aVe-SS.B5U. Unusually attractive in
terror: = rooms. > baths. automatic heat,
fireplace especially attractive living room
I5X3U DuIlt-in garage, . large DorchtS.
slate roof large lot '20,O0O 50. IT.. fine
trees shrubs: ideal for gardening and for
children. Buy from owner. Directions:
Brookville I'd TO E. Thornsp pple then east
to N Central Telephone Wisconsin "A 20.
NEAR I4th AND QUINCY SITS. NV
Priced hundreds of dollars lower than
IT. wide. Il large rooms ? baths, lovely
yard. beamed ceiling. bright and sunny
h.-Wh h.. laundry room. concrete front
porch. double deck rear porch near stores
and TRANSFORMATION: s. 500. See 1t today.
Adams 4443
Evening star., 1935-06-05
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
JCOntinuedO

COLORED.
l"I0 X se.-5-r. brick. ell. e.. ..S23.oO
FLATS.
I3l! R I. ave. n.w.-,3 7. X b.. el S36 90
- Eve ne I. k. b.. el., g.... $500
Eye ne" +. k. b.. ell. 60. ~ 90
E. NJ. n AIKEN 500 Fl ii 81. NV. Natl 1850. ;H
Evening star., 1935-06-05
PRICED TO SELL.

PRICED TO SELL.
IN BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE. MD.
a6O-A wonderful buy near the Chevy
Chase Golf Club Detached all-brick
Colonial. < rooms q BED ROOMS, "
BATHS electric refriEeration. "-caf
garage. over 5000 feet OF well-land-
SCaped ground Will consider smaller
house in trade. BOSS 81 PHELPS. Ma
TIOEAL 1900.
S5g5O-A LITTLE GEM. IN THE HEART
OF BrightWoOd with a deep lot.
nice rooms and 3 large porcheS
Spck -and-Spsn and newly reno
waited. all ready to move into
Reasonable down payment and
balance like rent.
SO a50--Det etsched. very large rooms and
:, incloSPd porchPs porch clear
across front of house and nice
yard This IS not new house
hut $1,000 is being spent on It
10 make 1t modern Yes. It is in
the District. one block TO cars
surely pickup Better hurry
II you mean business.
SIS 250-A brsnd-neW detached brick home
with 3 bed rooms full > stories.
furred walls. caulked, weather
stripped and screened The lot is
5nE :34 feet: close to Chevy Chase
Country Club. An unuual price
for such fine property
We specialize in BARGAINS and
advertise Them as such. They
don't last long. There must be a
reason. Gail US at once for an
appointment.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
National 1875
Evening star., 1935-06-05

3O55 PORTER ST. NV.
6-Em. Bath and Porch Detached Home
VIII Rent Until September l5-S9u 90
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
l1O6 K St NV National o5S7-o5Ss
SEVERAL VERY DESIR-
able suburban houses avail
able for the Summer months
at $100 up.
H. L. RUST CO.,
1901 18th st. Natl. 8100.
tween Goth and "lstl-l-room brick house
BRODTE COLBERT INC 1901 Eye
ST NV Phone National $50.