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SALE-SUBURBAN.

ADDRESS BOX 19O-A, Star ONCE. .
qo9k qaeE ran5s H3gsEs sAkER ANR kEY kEHs WGTH cD
l42O st. NV. District 1871.
SALE-SUBURBAN.
b Allow. 8 ROOMS. BATH ATTIC.
q ie%n; s35 month, In colmar Manor.
ea a reenReod eaoRe Metropolitan STEP 4757; night
sM MODERN HOUSE, PRINCE GEOR-
ges with acreage; reasonable rent with
prlY ee OF buying. Greenwood 1622-W.
RoA RT F. LoHR OFFERS YOU 4 GROUP
81 tractive. new 5-room brick homes.
Mod4n Na and in an excellent location. Con-
ssent terms as See 81 yqlet p Silver
block from Lee Highway. up Monroe St
Adans q rqomS ssaa and bath. gas and elec. Phone
MopERN BUNGALOW, ONLY $3.50;
Large. porch. beautiful oak floors. attrac-
.ay .iye nath. new gas range. nice kitchen.
y Wes hsa ave e sxssems s9ad %d
GOVERNMENT WORKERS. THINK WHAT
a3'@3u 81 Will buy; 4-Ioom semi-mod; house
$500 cash. saa. 80 per month s.
rage. wooded lot: near Washineton Colt
ahd phdne c2entFy eorEia Sa5S G5h Owner JOHNSON
23 ACRES ROLLING LAND FEW HUN
dred feet off Rockville Boulevard, adioin-
ing Flint Stone Golf Club: to settle estate:
EsndsIteI y" sttsr osjsrf Phone cevel:nd
LARGE. MODERN. VACANT BUNGALOW.
acre fertile land: close cars. stores. Hyatts-
vile: 20 min. downtown: 5000 cash.
Sat Sa5 mo; mo- g. c. WALKER. Greenwood 1899.
SEE THIS SUNDAY. VERY ATTRACTIVE
new brick. BUNGALOW. h.-wh.. full tiled
bath bstlh with built.in tub and shower; electric
cabinet. attic and cellar. Only $3.50;
Ma Ma owner Natonal Ma tnfo:H aol1 ave- NlVtfs.le'
~ ACRES, ALEX. VA. "a MILE; II RMS.
:f00-ft.. road front; shade: elevation $50
IT,, fruit berries Il English walnut, II black
nIanted wIainqt large pecan zoo boSwoSd
min Price. SlS,noo: S.. 900 cash balance
as rent, $50 per month Including INTEREST,"
until paid. Address Box 434-T, Star office.
NEW ,1s ssU1BDIvIsIoN, HIGH ELEVATION:
construction arranged. On ,Georgia ave.
EDW H. 9sf JONES sp5os co cieS aH &HSs'0 SaGo 0
with new brick house and older frame
sso asahs and yaeS sas 0us 'afe
BARGAIN --F1vE-FAMILY APT, RENTS
garage. Good tenants; near school. trans
portstion. Price, $1,000; 1000 cash
balance to be arranged. Address Box
3S9A Star office. IS
!BALLsToN VA, 81 500; $3.50, DOWN,
balance like rent. 5-room bungalow. open
fireplace. hot-water heat; convenient
schools, stores: 10c bus fare. Phone Metro
politan o729. Res. Cleveland d919. l3'
HYATTSVILLE-FOUR ROOM AND BATH
bungalow with glassed-in sleeping porch.
a mi; half block bus line. Price. $3.50:
$500 cash. SIS per month
ZANTZINGER CO..
90S Baltimore Pike. Riverdale. Md
5-ACRE TIMBER TRACTS IMPROVED
road. Colored. Only $3.50: So mo. B.
F. PERROW. Remington. Va. S'
CHEVY CHASE VIEW.
Lots 10nX2OO-$6T5. 81 900 Each
City conveniences: good terms: churches.
schools. stores. Will finance homes.
Also Small Acreage and Farms.
HARRY M MARTIN
II Grafton ST. Chevy Chase View
Phone Kensington Gs.
WE HAVE. AN EXTENSIVE LISTING OF
estates and fine homes in Northern Virginia
for sale at reasonable prices Inquiries
will receive prompt and personal attep-
tlon.
NJ E. CHURCH. REALToR.
Established 1856.
Phone Falls Church 10
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1927 BAY ST, Sc.

Eight rooms on two floors oil heat:
just few years old can be arranged for
two families. Price and terms reasonable.
opeT oIfIS II ,1A1, po.o co,,
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APARTNIENTS-SuBuRBAN.
wANTED-APARTMENTS.

EM1IJ, FURNISHED SUITE. KITCHEN;
private bath and sleeping porch, nortnWes'
section: reasonable. Address BOX 1'TA'
Star office. ----..aaz.
FOR APRIL /. FURNISHED % ROOM.
kitchen. bath. near high school. AooresS
Box 399-A. Star once
R00MS KTTCHENETTE. BATH. FUR
nished: will use own linen: not over Ss9i SSa}i
Suitable for small child. References. Can
North 5277-J. ---------z-
LARGE KITCHEN BED ROOM. FURN
or mnfurn.. northern section. near cars
must be reasonable. Address BOX les'A'
ABOUT APRIL j. BY CATHOLIC FAMILY;
adults: quiet bright apt ,sth Of gs petuoTth sHfa
Mt Pleasant, GEORGETOWN or Chevy Chase;
preferably in private home: taanS ADAMS i3ss .,
any time Sunday; week DAYS before IN
sE SECTION. UNFURN.. ONE ROOM.
Eitchenette, private bath. State particu-
lars. Address Box 394A. Star ONCE.
TWO ROOMS OR ONE LARGE ROOM uN-
furnished kitchen. bath. NV. 47.oo OF
less. Address Box 435-A. Star ONCE.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.

NEAR NAVY YARD, soUTHEAsT--1N-
dustrial, 100000 50. #. (more or less):
railroad switch available. Address Box
2OO-A Star office. .
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
bogsTisai g.nTigsalow well built; well kept and
and Lafayette Schools, stores. churches,
etc. Has rooms and bath on first floor.
has play room. maids room. one inclosed
new Delco OF! burner; paved street paved
alley. Sidewalk. curb. shade trees spacious.
Weil-planted lot that has privacy Reason
in 10 days; $3.50; terms If desired For
inspection call
Evening star., 1936-03-07

WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
New, 5-rm; bungalow; in best section:
tached concrete st. and alley. new-house
condition. Sc. $50. $500 down. $50 month.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
2377 r. l. Ave North 1908
81 / 500-FINE CORNER HOME. CHEVY
Chase. D. C.--Attractive location: detached.
on pretty lot. Z rooms. 2 BATHS. center
hall. attic; built-in garage. All in excellent
condition. A grand buy. BOSS g. PHELPS.
NATIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE
Evening star., 1936-03-07

24o5 1St ST. NV.
Open Saturday and Sunday Afternoons.
Brick rms b.. oil burner. cleo. Fac
ing Mcmillan Park. Lease l year at $50
q month.
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SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY.

SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY.
l4th ST. NV. NEAR T ST.-BRICK
building containing store and apartments.
Price only 1000; terms. Address Box
434-A. Star office.
OUTSTANDING CORNER. UPPER GA
S?5 900. DINOWrTZ. 7lO 14th. Natl. 6717
SECOND COMMERCIAL-RENTE 500
month; 50xs5: S1O.950: bargain: down
town. DINOWITZ. 710 14th. Natl. 6717. 8.
business section, fully rented: good invest
ment. Price. S20.5O0. Columbia 306s.
MONEY-MAKER: RESTAURANT LOCATED
on heavily traversed highway. nearby
Washington, operated now: must have
81 800 down payment. balance arranged.
Large returns and a great opportunity.
BOWERS ORGANIZATION. S39 18th st.
n Phane National 32OS lOa
Evening star., 1936-03-07
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

BERWYN. MD. PATAPsCO AVE. TWO
blocks Wash. -Balto, blvd. on concrete road
to street cars. one block up: good 5-room
JOSEPH E. GOODKEY. Berwyn. Md.
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WANTED TO BUY-APT HOUSES

WANTED To bUH-AT1 HOOoES'
ALL CASH FOR APT; HOUSES; ls TO 3; 80
vited See Mr, MOORE. 1910 Vermont
ave. NV. Phone Metropolitan 2713.
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N.W.--S9,5

cENTER-H CORNER BRICK
Facing large Govt. park. one block from
street cars: has 10 rooms. :! baths oil
burner. electric refrigeration. room for
garage. This imposing home Is adapted
for rooms or apartments
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th St Realtor Natl 0153.
Evening Phone Genrcia oH0n
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(Seal) Attest:
A. H SHILLINGTON.
fe24-d&dS, ,exSu Assistant Secretary
aNTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until MONDAY. THE NINTH DAY
OF MARE MARGHd dAiock AP 19Is at the same place
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
nnh6 q
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o month.
72a 18th REALTOR. Natl. 015a.
porches. double brick garage: SO. 1871
QUINCY n ". Phone Atlantic 43lS-J. s'
1s4S ONTARIO PL. NV ROOMS.
bath double brick garage: thoroughly mod
ern. Available immediately so. Phone
Metropolitan 2713.
LYON VILLAGE-6-ROOM. BATH BUN
Ealow. recently. redecorated: $50 Pos
yeons yessSn Mareh psabs rooms path " clever
Clarendon, Va Phone Clarendon 800.
Evening star., 1936-03-07

MAlIE 1 I II FAIh.
434 QUAcKENBos ST NV.
. New detached brick. 8 rooms. :, baths
(3 large bed roomsD. large living room
with fireplace breakfast room. clup room.
attic. oil heat, slate roof and copper gut
Price and terms reasonable, Trade consid-
cred Open daily till o pm.
LOUIS H. HALL. REALTOR. POT. 6011.
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
S6.25O; conven. NV. section: rooms.
modern. built in earage. Call Mr.. COVING-
TON. National l43S: after 5 pm. Sterling
Evening star., 1936-03-07

BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
Spring will be here before you know it.
Get ready. now! have the lots to meet
CHEVY CHASE tcornerl. 100 tt; part or all
Reno rd. NV; over $1,000 So. it.: part or all
kennedy st. NV; over p 900 50. it.
Nicholson st. NV; SOFT front.
Allison and Arkansas avenue NV; excel
lent business corner
OWNER. CLEVELAND 1919
Evening star., 1936-03-07

RUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY TWO:STORY
BRICK -AND-STONE BUILDING OC-
CUPIED BY UNITED STATES Gov
ERNMENT AS A BRANCH POST OF
FICE. KNOWN AS PREMISES 1870
u" STREET NORTHWEST: ALSO
FOUR-STORY BRICK BUILDING
USED AS A STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
KNOWN AS PREMISES 1885 ~"
Evening star., 1936-03-07

SEMI DETACHED. FOUR
family apartment lots. Near
47th and Mass. ave. NV. En-
trance to Westerleigh; 187-foot
frontage. Reasonably priced by
owner. Phone Wisconsin 5340.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-03-20

University of Iowa has the Great
God Gordon tradition thrust in his
face. Ed Gordon was one of the
greatest track men ever to trod a
cinder path at the Hawkeye insti-
tuition, and everyone wko follows
in his shoes has to be pretty good.
Fritz Pollard, Jr., son of the
great Brown University football
star, is enrolled at the University
of North Dakota, and not at an
eastern college as was reported in
the daily papers awhile back.
FLASH! Earl E. Shamwell will
ankle up to the altar with a st.
Paul lassie on April Is. I can't
give out the girls name just yet,
but Earl will give it for publica-
ton soon. Bein' on accounta' ]
know how it is, I'll offer congratu-
lations to her and to him!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1936-03-20

the kind of a brother any kid would
want to pattern after. Horace
can't go wrong with that example
to keep in mind. I'm pulling for
him to make the varsity next year,
and all of you gridiron fans should
fall in line, because think he's
going places.
Now back to Bud Wilkinson
once more. Bud looks like what
a college football player should
look like. He's very tall and
broadshouldered, and when a gal
writer talks to him she gets crook
in her neck from looking up at him.
Bud has a slow, friendly smile and
an easy, informal manner about
him. He's thoroughly ikeable.
There has been talk of shifting him
from his guard position in the line
to a backfield spot, preferably quar-
terback.
"What are they going to do with
you, Bud?" I asked him.
"Gosh, don't know" he replied,
smiling. maybe not much of any
thing"
have a suspicion that Bud is
perfectly satisfied up there in the
line, and that he would just as
soon stay there where the going
is toughest and let someone else
take over the more spectacular
backfeld position. Bud said that
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Personalities
By Nellie DOdsOn

First and foremost Pm going to
start of by giving a Minneapolis
gentleman a piece of my brilliant
mind. (And no cracks from the
rear about the use of the word
brilliantly The guy in question
is the skirt-chasing husband of the
lady who wrote in to me not so
long ago and asked me to print
in the column that she is wise to
her mates philanderings, and that
if he didn't quit the monkey bust
ness, she was going to part from
him. Well, she didn't leave him.
Instead she busted him on the bean
with a coffee pot one mawning
last week. Now he thinks I told
her to haul off and swat him on
the noodle. Lissen, brother, / did
not tell her any such thing. IF
I'd been giving her advice, I'd have
told her to lam you one with a
fiatiron instead of anything so
featherweight as a coffee pot. And
if you'll come up to me the next
time I see you, I'll tell you what
I think about YOU and all the
rest Of the married skirt.chasers.
Yeah, and I won't have any foot
ball player bodyguards with me,
either. Coffee pot, Ell? Kid stuff.
Calvin Beckett, recently elected
captain of the Marquette Univer-
sity track team for 1886, writes
to Charlotte Crump and sends her
all of his press clippings. Scoop
for a local lovely lady!
I am very pleased to pass on
to you reports from authentic
sources that Horace Bell is gain
ing attention on the football squad
over at the University. Not only
that, just about all Of the varsity
men who have been out to winter
practice have good word to say
for Bell. This kid is really work
ing hard to make the grade, and
no longer than a week ago, Bud
wilkinson, the big, blonde, Mime
sofa guard who played such grand
ball last season, told that he
thought Bell was going to be right
up there on the varsity next fall.
"He's plenty fast, and he's big"
Bud said. "I'm pretty sure he'll
make the team"
But more than that, Bell is con-
scientious. He's out to every prac-
tice, working to improve his game,
and don't think for one minute that
the coaches aren't noticing that lit
tie item and chalking it up in his
favor. He studies hard, and he has
a level, clear mind.
"I'm not satisfied with myself"
he told me recently. 81 know
Bernie expects the boys to be out
there every minute working hard,
and that's what Pm doing. Pm
not going to sit back and take
things easy just because little
praise has been coming my way"
Bell wants to make the team for
one major reason which dominates
everything he does, and that rea-
son is he wants his older brother,
Bill, to be proud of him. Bill Bell
was one of the best darn gridiron
players Ohio State University ever
turned out, and Horace wants to
follow in Bills footsteps here at
Minnesota. met Bill when he
was here with the Ohio team in
1881. and he's a peach of a fellow,
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MPLS. CLASSIFIED ADS
Large furnished room for rent.
Re. 0623.
Lovely duplex. Good money
maker. Near school and library.
Will sell at sacrifice. Locust 4707.
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CLASSIFIED

. FOR RENT-6-room semi-bunGa-
low. Modern. Call at 900 Carroll
Ave. 2-2S-S6.
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BIG EASTER PARADE, DANCE MONDAY, April. 10?

the first he'd heard of the recent
statement that he might be shifted
to fullback was what he'd read in
the newspaper. 1 told him I was
a little surprised myself, at that
angle.
81 thought that Julie Alfonso
would be shifted to fullback if any
one just had to change over"
"Well, ! think Julie will get a
try at fullback for the first few
games, anyhow. That is, if some
sophomore material doesn't show
up by then"
Bud said, too, he thought the
line would be Strengthened out
o. K, but that the backfield would
cause some trouble for a while.
Of course all of this is purely
speculative. No one really knows
who will play what position just
now. All of that will come out in
spring practice and next fall, but
right now one guess is as good
as another.
Clyde Briggs, the Iowa track
man, came in second to Skinner of
Minnesota in the 440 at the Min
nesota-Iowa cinder meet in Iowa
City a few days ago. Briggs was
getting plenty of publicity last
spring, and so hope he won't slip
up this year. Every track man at
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-21
POLLS

Today through wednesday. Polls
presents another entertainment
touchdown In Its roster OF imposing
successes. with zip, and pep, half
backs, laugh-backs, tune tacklers.
coed cuties, Boola- Boola boys and
gridiron heroes clown on the cam
pus, swing on the football field,
dance on the sidelines and romance
In the stands In "Pigskin Parade"
the uproariouE, merry musical riot.
Featuring q cast specifically Sc
lected for entertainment, including
stuart Erwin, Johnny Downs, Ar
line Judge, Betty Cradle. Patsy KEEL
", Jack Haley, the Yacht Clup
Boys, Dixie Dunbar, Anthony Mar
tin, and Judy Garland, II Is o NIP,
fast football frolic, puIictuated with
torch tunes highlighted with cam"
pus somances.
Merrier than Thanks o Million"
and swingier than "Sing, BABY,
sing" It scores O smashing enter
tainment touchdown as 1t tells the
hilarious story Of q small back
woods college, invited by mistake to
play Boola- Boola In q big intersec-
tional game.
After q riotous series Of mirthful
incidents. Yipee arrives at Boola-
Boola for the big game, and ends
In O tornado Of mirth IN one OF the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-21
STRAND

Performances this afternoon and
evening conclude the engagement OF
"Dodsworth" and Lady 30 Careful,
current attractions OF Warner
Brothers Strand theater.
Sundays new show will be head
lined by "Cain and Mabel" which
boasts lifting music, magnificent
spectacles, rollicking comedy ro-
nance and thrills.
These ingredients added TO the
fine performances Of Its two famous
stars, Marion Davies ana CLARK
Gable, and that Of an exceptionally
talented supporting cast, make THU
picture one OF the outstanding
screen productions Of the year.
One Of the big features Of the
musical comedy Is O sensational
number called Thousand Love
Songs" which for sheer beauty, now
city and magnitude OF Its scope, Ia
truly remarkable. Staged by the
famous dance director, Bobby Con.
molly, II Is really six numbers COM
bined In one, there being that many
different settings and backgrounds.
Based on the story Of II. O. Wit
wer, who wrote 50 Familiarity OF
Broadway and the fight arena, the
plot carries more substance than
that Of the usual musical comedy.
The romance Is woven about Miss
Davies as q beautiful waitress who
rises to stardom on the musical
comedy stage and Gable as On he
roic youth who battles his way to
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-21

most boisterusly funny, and exciting
football games ever played.
All in all, "Pigskin Parade" Is
terrifically funny, with It's fast
moving, hip-cracking collegiate ro-
nance, and the cast Is superbly
great In their individual roles.
Polls second feature Is something
decidedly different In mystery
dramas. Mad Holiday, featuring
exquisite ELISA Landi and Edmund
Lowe, In O surefire Characterization
Of o movie actor who fears he Is
being type as q mystery player
and quits his role. In the meantime
the author frantically trys to induce
him to return to the lot, even going
so far as to arrange q hoaxed MUIR
der, which turns out to be O real
one to everyone,s anazement.
Lowe and Miss Landl make an
admirable romantic team and the
handling Of the laughs Is In the
hands Of such inimitable comedy
stars as Zasu Pitts and Ted Healy.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-11-21
In The Local
TheNterS
STATE

"Three Men on A Horse" gall
loped to smashing success yesterday
at Warner Brothers State theater
where It began a four day engage
ment. One might say that this film
won, by q good many lengths, the
comedy sweepstakes Of 1885. It has
been month since anything SO
amusing has been seen locally and
the fun is distinctly different.
The drama Of the meek little
rhymster who makes o precarious
living by writing greeting card vers-
es--and has an iincanriy faculty Of
picking winners Of horse races, al
though he never bets on one-is even
more laugh-provoking on the screen
than on the stage--which Is saying
great deal. For the play Is still
going strong on Broadway though
well into Its second year--and seven
road companies are touring In 1t In
the states---and one In Australia.
'Three Men on Horse" features
those two popular purveyors Of good
cheer-Frank McHugh and Joan
Blondell.
McHugh Is priceless as the timid,
jingle-writing Erwin (pro-
nounced Oiwin) and Joan Is at her
cleverest as Mabel, the hardboiled
ex-chorus girl whose rougnheck boy
friend places her as body-guard Of
Oiwin after he has been made an
unwilling prisoner. Carol Hughes
as OWNS weepy wife, Is quite the
proper combination Of pulchritude
and poutiness--and Guy Kibbee has
never been more pepperishly POM
pous than In his role Of Carver
OWNS boss.
See ".rhree Men On A Horse"
whether the Kentucky Derby or
Preakness means anything or not to
you. It's built for laughing purpos-
es and you're in for an afternoon
or evening Of swell entertainment.
The companion feature Is 1.-THE
Man ! Marry" featuring the beauti-
full new star Doris Nolan with hand
some Michael Whalen, Nigel Bruce
and the late "Chic" Sale.
Tuesdays new show will include
Joe =. Brown In polo Joe" and
1.-THE Accusing Finger" with Paul
Kelly and Marcia Hunt.
Wednesday night Is Bank Mite"
at the State. Be on hand for the
first big party Of the new Bank
Mite" series. The reward for your
time can be made well worth while
II Dame Fortune happens to hold
you In good stead. Plan right now
to be on hand Wednesday night