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CHAPTER II-Continued

Il don't quite know | answered
1--WE haven't found place yet"
The girl gazed into the distance.
Il hope you'll stay here"
could hardly believe my ears.
"Here7 At Plumage?' cried.
Il hope so. can answer for the
man and his wife: and you'll have
privacy here that you wouldn't get at
an Inn."
ITS ideal,r | heard myself saying.
"Simply Ideal. Well be on the spot,
yet In hiding But why-I don't IN
derstand"
IF you Insist on fighting my bat
tie the least can do Is to billet you.
Don't you agree?''
turned and looked at her. but
though think she knew 1t. she did not
turn.
You're very generous / said.
Her eyes left mtne-to light on the
driving mirror all spllntered and
starred.
After long look, they returned to
me.
WAS that7' she sald, noddlng, "a
present from Annabel7"
.Yes"
@And you were drIving?-
II was.''
-Tel me exactly what happened"
When had told the story. she drew
deep breath.
If you'd knocked on that door. -
She shlvered. May | look at that
letter Of yours?
put 1t into her hand.
She examined the envelope carefully.
Then
Have you looked inside" she said.
Asince you got II hack7"
| raised my eyebrows.
'As a matter OF fact / haven't I
never gave 1t thought"
She pushed aside the torn edges and
drew out the shoemaker's bin.
The note on Its back was printed
and easy to read.
Dear Mr.. Spencer,
The gentlemen in green had done
something which he must have known
] should not like. That is why he was
being buried verhum sap.
Yours very truly, ..........
We read the words together her
face two inches from mine. Then
we turned and looked at each other
But / had no thought for the note
Her hair had stung my temples. and
! could only wonder whether she knew
how terribly attractive she was.
4 wonder II I'm hoodoo. and
bring bad luck" she breathed.
THAT'S rot | said thickly.
She did not seem to hear me, but
sat very still for long moment And
then she was up and was pushing her
hair from her temples as though IT,
rid Of her thoughts.
1Come. Let's talk to your cousin
and then we can look at your rooms
Over her shoulder she threw me a
dazzling smile. ITO tell you the truth,
they're ready. II You insisted on stay
ing, hoped you'd stay here"
Eve must 90 to bed said my cou.
sin. We've had an Arabian day !.
We had bathed and changed and
eaten and now we we're strolling on
the apron under the stars.
Never fight Fate" Godfrey said.
4My one Idea this morning was to get
you out of the way. To say 80 would
have been foolish, for the blood was
up In your head and you wouldn't
have gone. But meant to cool you
at Annabel-let you firt. with the
hope Of finding your men: then Barley
was going to report that he'd seen
pharoah In Salzburg: when we meet
him at Villach tomorrow, you'll see It's
the first thing he'll say. So we should
have left for Salzburg. A. And after
week or two there. young Florin's
face would have faded and you'd have
come home. Very dishonest. Of course
But put yourself In my place, and you
would have done the same"
II don't think should" l said, frown
Ing.
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Bayer Aspirin
O.

A Promise Ii = Promise
Bill Patterson, colored. OF Lancas-
ter, 8. c., was fined $40 for breach
OF trust because he failed to return
after a friend In jail sent him to
fetch ten cent cigar.
Evening star., 1936-12-11


period he knew personally many Of the
Nations leading flnanciers, as well as
high Government officials, including
long list of Presidents. His financial
advice was widely sought and his
friendship greatly priced.
Born in Gordonsville, Va, he came
to Washington when a young man
and soon entered the brokerage busi-
ness. eventually founding the New
York Stock Exchange house Of w. B.
Hibbs g. Co. The venture proved most
successful. Later he made w. w.
Spaid q partner, and upon practically
retiring from active work a few years
ago added Karl w. Corby and T. Thil-
man Hendrick to the partnership.
Mr.. Hibbs was president Of the
Washington Stock Exchange for many
years and one of the most active
traders. The exchange today sent him
a very large basket of flowers. many
of the members adding personal con-
gratulatory notes.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Washington Produce

BUTTER - Range of prices to stores
gathered from wholesale dealers (prices to
nearby shippers based on Philadelphia and
New York prices): Ore-pound prints. car
ton coz scorel. SO: 1-pound prints. carton
go scorel. 80; l+-pound prints. carton
t92 score). 81: N-pound prints, carton
go scorel. 35: tub t92 score). SO; tub
Wy MEATsGehoice EATS. beef. II: calves, Is:
lambs. .l6: fresh ham. %: smoked ham,
81; pork, 20: bacon. slab, 81: bacon. slice.
80; COMPOUND; ID lard, 14ls;
aAa9s4: medium hogs, as4a10: heavy hogs.
ga9S4: rouhs. 'asa4; calves. 5a11; lambs.
Prices paid shippers fob. Washington.
cultural Economics:
EGGS-Market steady at unchanged
prices: Current reeeipts. 2aa3I: hennery
dated white eggs met prices paid shippers
fob. Washington: U. S. extras, large.
36is; .; s. extras; mediums. 32ls; U. 8.
LIVE POULTRY-Market about steady
on turkeys: chickens easy and prices frac-
tionally lower Fowl: Colored. heavy.
1Sa!s; LeEEhorns,; 10; c.r No, p: saIo;
fryers. 16a17: Delaware Crosses. 15a17:
mixed colors. 12a14. Guineas. young, 9
pounds and UP, 40 each; under . pounds.
25a3o each; old Ruineas, 25a30 each.
Turkeys: Young hens. 20: young toms.
17als:. No. IS, IA; old hens. i5a16: old
toms. 15al6.
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i'm Steel !
Prices BrOadens.
Activity Mounts
2. the Associated Press.

6s tHC AooUClhLcu ETcSb.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, December Ii
Daily Metal Trade today says:
Joining the list of products re-
Gently advanced In price, spiegeleisen
soday was marked up 50 a ton to s26
on carlots. At the same time silico-
manganese was advanced "a a ton
on all grades.
The price Of light rails has been
increased So to s38, effective January
!. Electric welded mesh has been
stepped up 81 to s62 per ton effective
Immediately.
Consumers are specifying actively
on fourth quarter contracts and 1t
begins to look now as though pro-
ducers will have dificulty completing
shipments Of all fourth quarter ton
mage by the end Of January.
Active operations at or above the
present high level are assured into
February. This Is reflected In q
strnger tone In the scrap market,
where several price advances have
been recorded the past several days.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
EXCESS RESERVES
OFF 30 MILLIONS
Total Still Far Above Mark
Regarded as Necessary
for Easy Money.
Is the Associated Press.

20 Inc heoOClhlcQ FIcoo
The Federal Reserve Board reported
a S50,000,000 decline In member bank
excess reserves during the week ended
December Q.
These reserves, which provide the
foundation for credit expansion, stood
at $2,l60, 100000 for the week.
They have been watched by admin
istration fiscal officials with increasing
interest, as concern has been felt in
some quarters they may make possible
unhealthy" boom conditions.
At s2,160 900, 900 the reserves are
vastly in excess of those deemed neces-
sary by the Reserve board for mainte-
nance of "easy money conditions.
The decline for the week was at
tributable in part to s31 ,000,0 900 in
crease in money in circulation, bring
ing this item TO S6,497, 900 900. or
S656 100000 over the same week last
year.
A return flow of funds to the banks
Is expected after the holiday season,
pushing excess reserves upward and
possibly necessitating action by the
Reserve board to reduce them.
Such a reduction could be accomp.
lished by an increase in reserve re-
quirements, making it necessary for
the banks to freeze" additional funds
as reserves against deposits.
The condition statement today re-
corded another increase in monetary
gold stock, which rose $4,000 900 to
a new all-time peak of s11, ,206, ,O00, 900.
The statement said:
THE daily average volume of Fed
eral Reserve bank credit outstanding
during the week ended December 8,
as reported by the Federal Reserve
banks. was s2,478, 900, 900, an increase
Of sl3,0o0,0o0. compared with the
preceding week and q decrease of
$4,000 900, compared with the corre-
spending week in 1885,"
Changes in the amount of Reserve
bank credit outstanding and in re-
lated items during the week and the
year ended December 8, 1886, were
reported as follows:
lin millions Of dollars.)
Dec: 3. Dec. 2. Dec. ! I.
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FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. December IL 0Fn.--Federa
Land Bank bonds:
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. December IL Up, funited
1900 1900. Including Z. 600 direct; fairis
actiye; mostly 1925 h!Rher than Thurs
sSod and choice. 10000 pounds. 10.00a
1O.2o; comparable. 150-1SQ pounds large
y 9.35sa9e.so; several loads. 1000; best
Cattle, z. 600; calves: poo; general trade
steers in run; supply mostly downward
from 300. although few loads valued up
ward from II 90; limited action on hetfers;
undertone weak to lower; cutter and low
cutter cows fully steady; mostly 35Qa4 .lo:
beef Grades uneven: generally 4.25a6 so:
bulls steady; outside sausage offerings.
b.66; bulk, $50 down; yealers steady;
better grades usually 0.50a 10. 30; few
selects. 11.00: stoekers and feeders slow
s'tssus shs:p 5000. including no directs; fat
lambs opening very slow; early sales about
steady but larger interests holding back;
too 9.25 on load choice fed westerns TO
email killers and shippers; packers bidding
S.7B freely on lambs now held 600 and
above In liberal numbers; few aged native
ewes about steady at 3.50a4.26.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Further Decline
Revealed in Gold
Imports for Week
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Another sharp decline in gold i'm
ports was reported today by the COM
merce Department for the week ended
December 1.
For the week, gold imports were
listed at $6,664,5S0. compared with
4,080, ,229 in the previous week. OF
che total. s2,31o,o0o came from the
United Kingdom.
Gold exports were $29.469, COM
pared with $l9,294 in the previous
week
Silver imports totaled $433,331,
compared with $605,01o in the previ-
Gus week. Silver exports were $112,-
753 and $52,5o3 for the respective
weeks.
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DIVIDEND VOTED
BY EQUITY CORP.
Initial Payment of rs Cents
a Share Is Ordered on
Common Stock.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, December l1.-Di-
rectors Of the Equity Corp, an invest
ing company, announced an initial
dividend Of rs cents share on the
common stock, payable December 23
to holders of record December IS.
David Milton, president, said the d.
rectors' action should not be taken as
establishing a regular rate of dividend
payments. The company was formed
in 1893.
State Street Investment.
Distribution Of s9.448.000 to stock
holders OF State Street Investment
Corp. Of Boston was ordered by the
directors through declaration of spe-
cial dividend Of $40 q share on the
common stock and the regular quar-
terly dividend Of rs cents. The special
payment will be made December 10 to
holders of record December Is. and
the regular dividend will be paid jan
uary IS to stock of record December Is.
The corporation also announced it
would offer to stockholders about
$4,000 treasury and unissued shares,
remaining from the authorized issue
of 100000, in the proportion of one
for each nine held, to be sold at the
liquidation value Of the company's
shares at the time Of the receipt Of
subscriptions.
National Refining Co.
National Refining Co. announced a
dividend Of So a share on account OF
accumulations on the preferred stock,
payable December 81 to holders of rec
ord December IA. The last previous
payment on the preferred was on Oc-
tober !, 1884.
Columbia Broadcasting.
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc,
announced a special dividend of s1.30
a share on the class "A" and "B"
stocks and the regular quarterly divi-
dend Of so cents on the same shares.
Payment will be made December 81 to
stock of record December IS.
Technicolor, Inc.
An initial dividend Of so cents
share on the common stock was de-
clared by directors Of Technicolor,
Inc. holding company for Technicolor
Motion Pictures Corp. Payment will
be made December 26 to holders Of
record December l8.
Singer Manufacturing.
The Singer Manufacturing Co..
maker and distributor of sewing ma
chimes for a worldwide market, added
S3.600.0 900 to the Christmas dividend
harvest, attributable in part to pres
sure of the Federal surtax on undis-
tributed profits.
Directors declared an extra Of $3.50
share and the regular quarterly
dividend of $3.50 a share on capital
stock, both payable December % to
holders Of record December 10.
American Hard Rubber.
American Hard Rubber Co., with a
plant at Akron, Ohio, announced a
81 dividend on common, payable De-
cember "a to holders of record De-
cember II.
Ideal Cement Co.
Ideal Cement Co., with plants In
the West and Middle West, voted an
extra dividend Of $3.50. The payable
date was not given.
Knott Corp.
The Knott Corp, operator Of
chain of SO hotels, declared q special
dividend Of 40 cents a share, payable
December 20 to holders Of record De-
cember 16.
Standard of Kansas.
Directors of Standard Oil Co. Of
Kansas declared q dividend Of 81 on
the capital stock. payable December
26 to holders of record December ~.
The previous payment was SO cents
ON October al 1914
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PLAN IS ABANDONED
BY U. S. LEATHER co.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December il-Henry
McAdoo, president of United States
Leather Co., announced the company's
proposed recapitalization plan had
been abandoned. A special meeting OF
shareholders called to act on the pro-
posals was adjourned sine die when the
plan failed to obtain a two-thirds
approval.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

day annlVerSary
t cd ay. He re-
manned at is
Virginia estate at
L.eesburg, but was
remembered by
many Washing
ton friends, who
telephoned or tel
egraphed best
wishes.
BILLY" H / b b 8
was an outstand-
ing figure In the
financial district
in the Capital for
half a century.
~r LfA
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METAL MARKET.

steady: electrolytic spot and future. 1880;
export. 1880. Tin steady: spot and near
BY. 52.37Is-50;. future. 51;s7sa52 90.
Lead Arm: spot New York. 5.3o-3b: East
spot and future. 5.15. Anthony. spot,
1915 Iron aluminium. quicksilver, plat
mum and wolframite UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Lead Is Boosted
To So a Ton, or
Peak Since 1890
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 1l-Lead-
ing producers today advanced the price
of lead 10 of cent a pound, or So q
ton, to the highest levels since October,
1880.
st. Joseph Lead Co. quoted the price,
New York basis, at 5.35 cents a pound,
against its previous figure OF 5.25 cents,
while the American Smelling & Refin-
cents from $40.
Both concerns raised the price at
East st. Louis 10 Of a cent TO SIS
cents.
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By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 11.-Ad-
vancing tendencies marked consid-
cradle section Of the bond list today.
Rails had a number of gains rang
ing from fractions to around point.
Hiram Walker 4las, International Tel
ephone IS, Allis Chalmers As and
Studebaker IS were bought at higher
levels. Central Foundry IS, con-
vertible, pushed up 18 in brisk deal
1ngs.
United States Governments had an
improved tone in spite of some uneven
ness in price movements. Most Of the
Treasurys were up 1-32 to 4-32 OF a
point. A few were down 1-32 to $50.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

Tubize Chatillon Corp.-Declared
a dividend of $5.25 q share on per
cent cumulative preferred stock, pay
able February 1: this dividend cleared
I'D all arrears on this issue.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

Atlantic. Gulf 8 West Indies Steam
ship Lines-Net income. 10 months
ended October 81, was $626,535, equal
to $l.41 . common share. against def
cit Of $o64,72o.
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H|BBS OBSERVES
I'D BIRTHDAY
Exchange and Many Friends
Send Congratulations to
Veteran Financier.

William B. Hibbs, founder and senior
partner in the firm bearing his name
and dean Of the Washington brokerage
fraternity, celebrated his 72d birth
Evening star., 1936-12-11
MONEY MARKET.

money me" steady / per cent ali day, Prime
commercial paper, y per GENT, Time
cent offered. Bankers acceptances un-
changed. Rediscornt rate New York Re-
serve Bank. " Der cent.
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Washington Exchange
SALES-AFTER CALL.

Capital Transit Colo at IA. 10 at H.
Capital Traction 5s-s1,00 at 50,
$1,000 at SO.
National Bank of Washington-24 at
126.
Real Estate Mtge & Guar. pfd.-20o
at 6X.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. December 11.-Dividends
declared tprepared by the Standard sta
tiStics Corp):
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U. s. TREASURY NOTES.
CReported to Chas. D. Barney 4 Coz
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, December II R-,
Bar silver steady and unchanged ct
45N.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

BY private wire direct to The Star.
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broom. In the rental OF $62.50 all
the utilities are included.
37TH ST. UNFURNISHED
HOUSE
Truly deserving Of your consid-
Grafton and worthy of your In
spection is this Seven-room brick
house located in one of the incest
sections of town. When I paid my
visit to the house, it was being
redecorated throughout and was
very attractive. A feature that in
tereStS us all is the Screened-in
back porch which is unusually spa
ciouS and convenient and there is
also q full basement. In the kitchen
there is the electric refrigerator,
modern sink and good range. Rem
tai is $50.
CONNECTICUT AVE. APIS:
Living in a building surrounded
by lovely walks and gardens has
an appeal for all of us. These are
built on the English plan Of group
ing a number Of buildings around
Handicapped gardens and grounds,
a most pleasing arrangement.
Each building has its individual
janitor and garage. Rarely do I
get an opportunity to present
such delightful apartments for
your inspection for they are
greatly in demand. At this writing
there are several vacancies rang
ing in price from $50 to $160 and
in size from one to three bed
roome. A well-managed restaurant.
DOWNTOWN BACHELOR UNIT:
Do you like to take that second
nap in the morning, you know, get
up and turn the alarm clock off
and go back to sleep? Well, this
apartment I am going to tell you
about, which is so close to the ma
jority of the Government build
ingS, you can sleep to the last
minute and then be on time for
work, is q one-room apartment
with q dressing room and private
bath. 1t has q great deal Of at
mosphere. with a fireplace, built-in
bookcases, indirect lighting, and
best Of all, four immense windows
that give you three exposures.
This apartment is unfinished
and will be available August LIST.
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FURNISHED APARTMENT
IN NORTHEAST:
n YOU are on q budget, here's q
little furnished unit that should be
the answer to your problem. 1t
consists Of q living room that Is
well furnished, q bedroom with
two exposures and q nicely
equipped kitchen. In the latter
there is q range, sink, closet space
for dishes and what have you, and
a brand new electric refrigerator
While I was there today, there was
a delightful breeze blowing
through and it is my opinion that
this is one unit that would be de.
lightfully cool. The bath is semi.
private. Rental is $11 q week.
EMBASSY SECTION:
In the embassy section Of town.
lust q half block off Sixteenth
Street, is q very delightfully."-
furnished unit that can be sub
leased for an indefinite length Of
time. It would be especially nice
1OT 1OUI yOUAA6 AsS~sACS WA@O eSA~ ~
sirous of living in a good neigh
borhood and in attractive quar-
tiers, The unit has q bedroom
which contains twin beds Of the
American maple type and q living
room which has one Of those com
Portable "bed-hi" studio couches
In the kitchen, which is unusually
spacious for an apartment Of this
type, you will find the necessary
requirements to housekeeping
From q comfortable standpoint
this is well worth investigating
Rental is $50.
UNPUBLISHED APT.
IN PRIVATE HOME:
You will be agreeably surprised
at this roomy, unfinished apart
ment. It is the second floor Of a
private home, located out in that
lovely section Of Mount Pleasant
# you are in the market for this
type of apartment I am sure this
will please you four full sized
rooms, kitchen and bath, with
plenty Of closet space and lots Of
windows. One room Is a heated
glasSed-in porch, which would
make either q delightful sleeping
room or a bright, CHEEKY living
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MONTGOMERY HILLS

Beautiful detached home Of stone and
brick construction, located in one of WASH
ington's prettiest suburbs. Has eight per.
fectly planned rooms, two baths: entirely
modern in every appointment: on q large.
beautifully planted lot: and priced at an
extremely low figure for q quick sale. The
entire house has just been so perfectly
done over, you would take 1t to be brand
new. See il at once. Phone
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PETWORTR-$725n

Excellent Colonial brick home-6 rooms,
bath, 8 porches, large rear yard; property
vacant and redecorated like new: located
near Ninth and Buchanan Sts.: in excel
lent, convenient neighborhood.
FLOYD e. DAVIS co.
733 18th st. N. W. MAI 0362
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1888 VARNUM ST, NE.

LA SALE PARK-vicinity Of 18th and
Michigan Ave. N. q. Here. In lovely La
Sale Park, convenient to public AMI
parochial schools. you will find new. all
ity materials and construction. A few de.
sirable features are beautiful slate roof.
gas heat, garage. finished attic. recreation
room, large lot. These houses are fully
insulated, weatherstripped and screened.
These homes are today's outstanding real
estate values in Washington. Drive north
on North Capitol St. TO Michigan Ave.
Turn right. drive direct to property.
MODERN GAS APPLIANCES
SULLIVAN BROS.
1R0n r a. n W. MET 4323
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RENTAL HUNTING
With Barbara Holmes

If you are places described beIoU We
phone Barbara Holmes 1917 St. ~ w. District $780,
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AUBURN

Auburn 1881 BrOugham - This cog
car has just been traded, so we UAO
are offering IL at a future Down
price that IL low, 3165; $3.50 monthly.
WARRINGTON MOTOR CAR co.
203B ~ Sc. N. w. Pot. O7Ol
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Suburban Houses for Sale Sc
CLARENDON, VA charming bunga'
low, bedrooms, livingroOm. with fire
place. tiled kitchen and spacious dinette,
ultra modern bath. Corner lot. One Of the
down, $500 monthly. N. lao, 2SO1
Wilson Blvd, Clarendon, Va. Clar. 1914,
Walnut $3.50.
JEFFERSON AVE, us: Riye5dale-6 rms, ma:
sale. Arthur Carr. Hyattsville, Nd. CIR. 1925
OWN YOUR OWN HoME-An you need
is good reputation and most mooest
down payment. Houses ranging IN price
from SIS, 900 up. Consult N. LAZo. 2SO1
wilson Boulevard, Clarendon. Phone ClaE.
10 or 14-Walnut $3.50.
m NEARBY VIRGINIA-I have . wide
selection Of new bungalows and two
story brick homes Of 5 and o rooms. IN
price range and on terms to suit your
pocketbook. Tell me your needs and
will save you time and money. ABBOTT
II. BERSE, 4730 N. Washington Boule"
ward. Arlington, Va. Clarendon 791.
CLARENDON. va. North lincoln Street.
Attractive three-bedroom house. 2h
baths, all brick detached. situated on
wooded lot. Due to foreclosure Of builder
can be purchased for $3.50. N. lao.
2sO1 Wilson Boulevard, CClagrSendon. Va
BEST BUYS IN VIRGINIA
ACREAGE-oLD HoMES-ESTATES
Property in nearby Fairfax and Loudoun
counties. All prices and sizes.
HERMAN E. GASCH
92S 18th st. N. W. MAI. $685.
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BETHEsDA-45O0 MAPLE AVENUE
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
DAILY, 10 A. NJ. TO Q p. N.
$S 950 On

A truly charming new two-story brick
home, with large living room. dining room
and kitchen on first floor and two master
bedrooms on second floor. Every modern
attached garage. We invite you to com.
pare this with any house in this price
range. Drive out Wisconsin Avenue five
blocks beyond Bethesda Bank to Maple
Avenue Turn right two blocks to house.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC Agents.
Dist. $3.50. 73S 18th st. N. w.