davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
.LICHTENBERG
PLANS TO ASK
INJUNCTION
Fate of $500 Machines
at Stake in Fight
With Garnett

A friendly court battle to test
the legality of United States At
torney Leslie C. Garnett's ban on
pin-ball machines became a Ger.
tainty today.
Mr.. Garnett's instruction for
police confiscation of the ma
chimes after a 48-hour warning
period is to be held in allegiance
until next Monday, it was reported
by enforcement officials.
Paddock Considered
The allegiance instruction, how
ever, is said to be contingent upon
the agreement of the operators of
the machines to paddock them
while Attorney Jeff Lichtenberg
decides whether to make the court
test in Police Court or in the
United States District Court.
1t was reported that Mr.. Lichten-
berg would take the latter course,
applying to the District Court Mon
day for an injunction to prevent
police confiscation of the ma
chimes. Such a move would insure
not only prompt determination
Of the legal questions involved but
would likewise permit the broadest
presentation of evidence since the
hearing would be held in an equity
court, it is said.
$500 in Operation
Attorney Lichtenberg is counsel
for the Pioneer Novelty Distrib-
uting Corporation, largest of the
several firms purveying the pin
ball machines, which number some
$500 in the District representing
an investment of thousands of dol
lars.
1t is expected that other firms
will join in the court test.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
d. G. Convictions
For Traffic
OffenSeS
Reckless Driving

Joseph C. Acton, 6206 Fifth St
N. w., $25 or 80 days.
Clinton A. Williams, 1920 New
Jersey Ave. N. W., $40.
Second OffenSe, Speeding
Henry J. Cohen, SOIL Thirteenth
st. N. W., SIS.
Walter N. Saunders, 1911 Della
field Pl. N. W., $40.
Edwin c. Christine, 1887 Irving
st. N. E., $40.
First Offense, Speeding
Wesley E. Ball, Maryland, SIS.
Louis j. Pulger, 1343 Emerson
st. N. E., $40.
Julius Rosenbaum, Ais Farragut
st. N. W., $40.
Louis R. Violette, Maryland, $40.
Milton Hettleman, 423 Massa-
chuSettS Ave. N. W., $40.
Walter ]. Cavanagh, 20 v st.
N. E., $40.
Willie Hastings, 2o15 Gales st.
N. E.. $40.
Edward N. Cooper, Virginia, SO.
Harvey H. Ricketts,, 1885 Penn
Sylvania Ave. N. W., SO.
Howard P. Woodring, 1925
Staples st. N. E., $40.
Oscar A. Curtis, 49S Maryland
Ave. S. W., $40.
Owen J. Rulapaugh, 923 C St.
S. W., $40.
John M. Jones, 1921 K st. N. W.,
$40.
Charles I. Beck. jr., 1902 Ken
yon st. N. W., $40.
Henry T. Tooma, Maryland, SO.
Frank j. Raney, Maryland, $40.
Martin w. Schlining, Maryland,
$40.
$40.
Agnes I. Phillips. PIT Seven
tenth st. N. E., IS.
Martin P. Joyce, 637 N st. N. w.,
$6
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
Pin Ball Games Face Court Test Here
d. G. Opens
Drive on
Racket

Strict orders to break up the
watch your automobile racket"
practiced by scores of boys in the
vicinity of Griffith Stadium were
issued today by Commissioner
Melvin c. Hazen to Maj. Ernest
w. Brown, superintendent of pc.
lice.
According to complaints, Com
missioner Hazen said. the racket
reaches its highest proportions at
times when the Washington base
ball club is playing at home. Mo
florists are accosted by the youths,
who request to be hired to watch
automobiles for a cash conSidera-
ton. Many of the motorists, who
declined the service, have COM
planned that upon returning to
their cars, they have discovered
tires flattened and other damage.
Commissioner Hazen said the
racket is also practiced at night
when the stadium is used for
fights and wrestling bouts. Police
have conducted drives at various
times against the car watchers,
but the practice has never been
entirely stamped out.
Major Brown was told to break
up the practice and to continue
strict vigilance to see that it does
not grow up again.
Commissioner Hazen revealed
that a colored boy tried to victim
ize Director Of Highways Herbert
c. Whitehurst when he parked
near the stadium before attending
a ball game last weekend. Com
missioner Hazen said:
"The boy had a number Of
dollar bills in his hands and told
Captain WhitehurSt that if he
was not hired to watch the car
the captain would find some
auto trouble when he returned
from the game. Captain White
hurst threatened to arrest the
boy, and he ran Off"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
AUTO CRASHES
IN VIRGINIA
KILL I MEN
Capital Resident and
Marine Victims;
Others Injured

Tragedy struck the home of
Mrs. Myra Travers for the second
time This year when her son, Nor
man Bragg, %, died in Mary
Washington Hospital at Fred
ericksburg, Va, from injuries re
ceived in a three-car collision on
the Washington pike, IL miles
from virginia city.
A Marine was killed when the
car in which he was riding ran
headlong into a railroad under
pass, near Woodbridge, Va.
Mrs. TraverS' daughter, Irma
was burned to death January Is,
when a kitchen stove exploded at
their home, 608 Tenth st. S. w.
Norman was taking his mother
and some friends to Colonial
Beach, Va, where he was to OBJ
tain a summer cottage for his
mother, when the crash occurred.
The car in which he and four
others were riding was driven by
Walter Smith, also of the Tenth
Street address.
A truck driven by Lother San
ford, of Denmark, S. c., was
headed north when it careened
toward their automobile. Norman
was thrown headlong out of the
crashing automobile as it rolled
down a steep embankment, after
trying to avoid the crash. Another
car, driven by willard G. Duffy, of
Washington, was also involved in
the accident, but he was unhurt,
according to police.
Others Injured
Also injured in the accident was
Mrs. TraverS, who had a slight. cut
on her leg, and Mrs. Nellie O'Neill,
Smith and Mitchell Howard-all
of the Tenth street address. How,
ard is still in the Fredericksburg
Hospital with a possible fractured
skull.
Funeral services for the Bragg
youth will be held tomorrow at his
home. Burial will be in the Bethel
Cemetery, Alexandria. Va.
Private Joseph Brunofsky, IS,
of the Marine Base at Quantico,
died in the Marine Base Hospital
from injuries received in the &C
cident. Privates Edmond j. Con-
nelly and James B. Upton, both
of Quantico, were injured. Con-
nelly'S condition was described at
the Marine Hospital as being Sc
rious, while the injuries sustained
by Upton was said to be minor.
The accident in which the ma
rines were hurt is believed to have
been caused when the driver be-
came sleepy at the wheel. The car
struck a sign then came back on
the road leaving it again to strike
the underpaSS. The car was de-
molished.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
First Group Of Girls
To Go for Vacation

The first group Of little girls
will go next Monday for a vaca
ton at Holiday House on the Mt.
Vernon Boulevard. The vacations
are being arranged by Mrs
Joseph w. Saunders, State chair.
man of the Junior American
Citizens of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Thirty-two
girls, between the ages of 6 and
10, will be given vacations at the
establishment this summer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
WHITE HOUSE
TO BE CLOSED
FOR REPAIRS
'Firetrap' Viii! Be Fixed
During Presidents
Tour Of West
BY EARL GOODWIN

The White House will be closed
to visitors beginning tomorrow and
extending until some time in
September. The reason is in the
extensive requirements to be made
in the electric wiring system, and
other fireproofing steps which
must be taken to bring the White
House out of the "firetrap" class,
as expressed by Mrs. Roosevelt.
President Roosevelt and Mrs.
Roosevelt will leave the city Fri
day, and are not expected back
in the city until some time in
August when the President will
Immediately entrain for a tour
of the drought-stricken DakotaS
and the other dry Northwestern
States.
Wiring Is Dangerous
The electric wiring in the White
House dates from the Theodore
Roosevelt era-at least a large
part of it. Some of it dates back
as far as President Cleveland.
Some Of the wiring is considered
highly dangerous: all of it must
be replaced to attain modern
standards. In places some of the
old insulation has worn or rotted
away, leaving exposed wires.
Army engineers in charge of the
White House have known the sit
uation for a long time. They did
what they could to remedy some
Of the worst deficiencies while the
White House mansion was being
remodeled earlier in the year.
At that time the Federal Fire
Continued on Page rs, Col. u
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
d Receive Licenses
To Practice Dentistry

AS a result Of q recent examina-
ton, the District Board of Dental
Examiners has admitted 81 persons
to the practice Of dentistry here
and also approved the applica-
tions of IL persons to become
dental hygieniSts. DR.. Charles T.
Bassett was named president at a
meeting of the board and DR..
Willard Camalier was retained as
vice president.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
WOMAN DEAD
OF POISON

Death today claimed one of two
persons poisoned 10 days ago.
Mrs. Cora M Dyaaniels, 80, Of
the 900 block K st. N. w., died
early today at Gallinger Hospital.
John M. Christie, 81, of the 900
block Fourteenth st. N. w., is still
in serious condition in the same
hospital.
They were found unconscious on
the night of June 80 in Christie's
apartment, taken to Emergency
Hospital and later transferred to
Gallinger.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
Wanderbirds to Meet

The Wanderbirds Hiking Club
will have its annual meeting to-
morrow night at the Mt. Pleasant
Library. Two hiking trips are
planned for Sunday, one along
Rawlings River, Md, and the other
along the Northwest Branch. Both
hikes are in the vicinity of Great
Falls, along tributaries Of the Po-
tomac.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
HEALTH CAMP
SOON FINISHED

The summer camp Nor tubercu,
lar children at Bald Eagle Hill
by the Works Progress Admins
tration is nearing completion, Will
liam c. Cleary, deputy local ad-
ministrator, said today.
When completed, at a cost Of
$4,000, the camp VIII be turned
over to the District tuberculosis
Association for operation and will
replace the present summer camp
on the grounds of the District
tuberculosis Hospital. The new
camp will afford double the ca
pacity of the present 70-child
camp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
Round Table Tomorrow

The weekly luncheon meeting
of the Washington Round Table
will be held tomorrow at 1890
p. m. at the University Club. DR..
Walter j. Campbell will speak on
Social Security"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-07-09
Man Loses 1922

Loss of a billfold containing
1922 was reported to police yeSter-
day by Baldwin Hopkins, 1888
3Si0hteenth st. N. w. He said he
iefE the billfold on a table in a
store IN the 1000 block of Second
st. n. W., and when he returned
1t was gone.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, GARAGE:
large shady lot: mr. WASHINGTON Sanitar-
ium. Takoma Park. Address Box 2s6-P.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

36O6 LEE MEMORIAL BLVD. NEAR
Glebe rd, in Virginia-Beautiful. new
Groom Colonial home 3 bed rooms: very
modern: oil burner. h.-w.h.: fine, large
trees. spacious grounds. q remarkable buy
at So $50
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SACRIFICE-SPLENDID HOME.

b5l1 Wilson Boulevard. Arlington. Va.
s rooms, newly painted and papered:
electricity. city water, two large porches.
large cellar; garage. concrete steps and
walks; lot 225Xl00. 90 min. to city by bus
or cars. CLARENCE H GREEN. owner.
2-STORY HOUSE; ANIL: STEAM HEAT,
cleo pump. sta, store. outbuiloings;
334 acres: on State road. Route 20. S.. 800:
81 800 cash. balance S25 month. r. ].
COOLEY DickerSon. Nd
Evening star., 1936-10-25
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS.

On left-hand side going from
Washington, facing new 200-ft.
Lee blvd, 4 new ideal brick sub
urban homes (only 2 left) on
large lots, 65x170; plenty of
shade; ultra modern, 6 rooms, 2
baths, recreation room, built-in
garage, laundry room; low taxes;
Fairfax County. Also 7-room
house on Bradley boulevard, near
Wilson lane. English village,
with extra bath on first floor; all
insulated; low price, good terms;
will take house in trade. You
will like these homes. Call OWN
Err, Adams 6273, North 3273.
Open evenings till 9 pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SAY. BROTHER!

MA DIV 44cAS:
sogaH FlfTHH THAF HOUSE ESE E?u Mss SS%'1 sea
1NTEIL1oENcE are EeIRraD tired Of Continually
nayrs 6tSsr to move out Of hs Rmes
ING HoMEsMBELIEVE IT or NOT.
Why don't you
STOP IT?
We know what you want. We're build
ipE t beautiful homes yar, every day; not onY on1y
MkNS MAJ Ss LIKE iEs EESPSPoalf REV penty H i
Iettins % US show W youP Here's a few; -
NEW r. = friss e. ass sss5ooo. small Cash. h sss
m saIE Ii hxe hIoek. aT'GssaFe Price 500
IN fR.b btook sssa 81 9sssEP 81 p0n'n-'Osi ..s.
prcs to
small cash s5S per month;
WE GOT EN-.
in any section you want 'em at any price
;sa "shs MEG en- has e enz 9zES RIdST FoE
z9H H9Tr APP oP YoUk WEHI dWE 5p f9o You sEs i
earnest and mean business. Now PLEASE Z isst
PLEASE ssRt s,fn ss US yHd s5e
Snu,es''S aane 70 0nlS plo on boWN eNs IN THE OLD
SOCK" and put up q little casn-'ufSSs s,s fSen e
Me lsttlson Just DoUsLE Fss earaa e sst in
YOU YOU pHsE. JAZZ sInsalowsmlS;rick houses
Capital View Realty Co.,
se7 n, z; AVE NV.
suSDxAixTsa DxAiTaAS4o AE4Ro ssssslsos' sssss.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
COUNTRY HOMIE SITES

on slightly Prospect Hill fronting the
Georgetown-Leesburg pike and opposite
is now available in plots Of 5 acres and
larger. 1ncomparable at $500 per acre
and less Tor home or investment
HERMAN z. GASCH
923 18th st. NV. Natl. I254-1256.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
$3.50.

$500 CaSh-S50 Monthly.
5 rooms. fully equipped modern kitchen.
tiled bath: rock wool insulation. weather;
porch fireplace. built-in book shelves cor
ner cabinets oak floors throughout. large
lot landscaped. Drive out to Glebe I'd. to
South 9th ST., turn west to Oakland st.
to new group Just being completed.
DICK BASSETT
Walnut 2RoN dlOl AZ 81 sk Ct
Evening star., 1936-10-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.
7605 18th ST NV.

1905 10th ST. NV.
Center-hall plan. all-brick home; rooms
and lavatory first floor. rooms and 2
baths second floor 2 rooms and bath third
floor. AN IDEAL HOME FOR A LARGE
FAMILY. Insulated. furred walls. copper
cutters weather-stripped oil burner. On
Q large lot with 2-car brick garage.
Open for Your Inspection.
Open and Lighted Until s P M.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141s H Sc. NV. District 7s77.
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
600 AND 6O4 VAN BUREN ST. NV.
Beautiful Detached Homes.
Eisht large light rooms o bed roomsI:
insulated attic furred walls, hot-water,
heat. electric refrigerator. garag' and al
the latest improvements.
Open and Lighted Until $50 Pm.
Drive Out and Look Them over.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
l41S H st. NV. District 1871.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

On all-year road IA miles out. Va:
$50 cash, SIS monthly No cash If you
build. MARTIN T. WEBB g. SON. AMMAN
dale Va. p. o. Fairfax. Phone Alex
Evening star., 1936-10-25
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

s.E.-WILL EXCHANGE MY 7-ROOM.
garage. for a larger house, paying differ
ence; Sc. or ne. preferred. Call Lincoln
030S or 9O4 F st. ne.
SMALL BUSINESS BLDG. DOWNTOWN;
new condition, fully rented; exchange
equity for clear residence; in answering
state price, location of your property: full
details will follow. Address Box 2sS-P'
Star ONCE.
SARASOTA. FLA.-BUNGALow 5 ROOMS
and bath. garage. apt. clear; Tor house.
D. c. Address Box 2S6-R. Star once.
PIECES ALEXANDRIA REASONABLE
down payment. one department: live IN
one. rent the other. Address Box 3oo.P.
Star ONCE.
GROOM BATH BRICK; ELECTRICITY.
gas: clear; rented, S32 so: good street for
1-story store; pey difference cash. Address
Box 342-P. Star of1ce.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY TO COL
ored-we are the fastest selling system.
Call H. z. BATTLE. 715 Florida ave. n W.
Residence Potomac 1851. once Pot. 455O
WOODBRIDGE. GROOM HOUSE. WITH
modern improvements; large cash payment
Address Box 5-P. Star offlce.
FARM IN VICINITY OF FREDERICK. MD.
Livable house and outbulldinRs desirable
Address Box 6-P. Star ONCE.
HOUSE WITH IL OR MORE BED ROOMS;
must be reasonable. Give price. location.
condition. full particulars. to receive atten-
tion. No brokers. Address Box 402-P. Star
Office.
YOUR PROPERTY, WHETHER VACANT.
rented. run down or in good condition. sit
uated between Penna. ave and l. St NV :.
enough or SUFFICIENT income for you. ad-
dress Box 349-P. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

SoLoEEP- "a. oqS; 32 SAbRMoNT s7ss ST fSTi
Decatur l16O. MR.. JONES.
par9uet hoors. porches; $500. Decatur
coLoREp - SIX ROOMS, TILE BATH
Your price. Easy terms. North 97O9.
COLORED1s r, H-WH.. ELEC.; NEWLY
decorated; near 1st and r. Your TERMS
$3.50. Call Potomac 2057.
,. FOR coLoRED.
Sat eiectrieisy. 0HS lot with fr"ft
Price Eo9fs eSS Hst sHoEMHkfR fed MI ds''a''
1719 K st. NV. National 1866.
coLoRED-1O ROOMS. 3-SToRY. BRICK
anil newly decorated. full basement;
Irving st. NV. Cali Potomac oos1 or
Columbia 225S-
i, 6oS Block Bloc Col. I;;5, ITd;M5 rooms. bath.
COLORED BARGAIN So, ,75O.
v,17 Pest s5ns section columbia Hts: This home
man. Three-story brick. 8 large rooms.
hardwood doors h.oS.h eiec. i FUN Dase base:
baance a one srust owN ADAMS Sgso
evenings. No agents.
coaLoREDs.EAsr OF 18th AND LAMONT
yours a. Mh bsfsain cf5 pecstas sa1age vacant;
COLORED.
~ special bargain in Kingman Park. on
10th pl. ne. $3.50 cash and balance S45
per month; rooms, bath. with an modern
1924 1iy5 W4sEE + 4 i JAMES bEs4;:t INC: .e.-
CoLoREDEI606-591 COL. RD:-EAcH 8
-
&C GEORGE URcIoLo, Exciusiye Agent,
Not associated with with firm Similar name1. 4s
eeofFofFD%AFE oF eof $500 HHYEs fS $500 O. ckyH1 *
Q. K. LET'S HAVE IT. I have a house
IN Northwest Washington in excellent con-
yard rst truss secensy
placed; nothing to pay on it but interest
aesg EeTK TSnh %H RENT Y9H cAN AorA SAY For as THIS
don't bother me if you don't mean business
lie o ss 1872 ask asye for or shs' MR COO cooPER Sasn
CoLoRED-MoRTGAGE COMPANY .AU-
house in Northeast suburbs; electricity; ali
modern conveniences; newly papered and
sta new heatins M pisn See Mr. HEIoLE
14l7 l st. NV. National $3.50.
CoLoRED-NEAR end AND T SITS: NV:
r5 ms oersa Besstur Ryss os
COLORED-$500 DOWN.
Two-story. and basement brick in best
8, rooms bath. gas. elec. h.-w.h. Balance
ssi r. SKSis |iisr ns4,aHs cARRFTTS oSsI NC
BARGAIN FOR coLoRED--9, ROOMS. 2
| baths; all modern. with wide lot and ga
rage; on Ontario rd.. near Euclid.
,,S Fms. Colonial brick. on Lamont, near
| 18th st.
Groom brick. 9 baths: all modern. with
only one Government loan: near 18th
We have the best houses for the small
| est pocketbook. Call H. e. BATTLE. 715
Fla. ave. NV Res, Potomac 5651; ONCE,
Potomac 1850.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITE WITH ABOUT
81 acres with hill, valley, stream and
hundreds of oak, pine and poplar trees. on
hard road. city elect, and school busses at
property, only 12-cent commuters fare to
washington, IL miles over hard roads to
D. C: in white neighborhood; price. ST.
400; 500 cash, balance $50 per month.
See MASON HIRST. Annandale, Fairfax
County. Va. at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 43-F.4l.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
KENSTNGTON MD

Nice Groom home with all conveniences.
rock wool insulation, oil burner, garage.
maids room owner occupied: priced right.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO.,
KenSington Nd KenSington 1872
Evening star., 1936-10-25
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WANT s OR Q ROOM HOUSE. NV,
no agents. Address Box SOP. Star ONCE.
S% Sc HS{s H8TsE Section IN wsR S 1890 % BA 70
MAN, Thomas Circle. National 6a29 or
Cleveland 0747.
ALL KINDS IF REASONABLE UP TO
$4,000; immediate cash; ready buyers;
details. 1435 Meridian NV.
Any section-white or coiored.
DAVID E. BARRY. 1907 H st. Met. 2025.
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR SMALL HOMES
confidential. District 5979.
erty white or colored. brick or frame.
44s2 81.
WILL PERSONALLY BUY YOUR HOME.
brick or frame and pay cash: Quick set
Randolph 4453
ehasers for iarse h houses snitabie for room
renting; quick results assured. providing
property is priced right. JOHN B. SHO-
WALTER, associated with j. Garrett Beit-
zell. Tower Bldg. District 300.
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame, white or colored. Immediate ac-
tion No commission. E. A. GARVEY. Dis
trict 450S 1926 vt. ave.
CALL US AT ONCE IF YOU HAVE A
house or apartments for sale as we have
cash purchasers: No commission charged.
Metropolitan Realty Co.,
MetroDolitan 5OSS
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
S135.
TAKOMA PARK.

=
ONE OR TWO FAMILIES.
Brick Colonial: 3 rooms and bath first
noor, rooms and bath second: now
rented to two families: attractive Colonial:
plenty Of shade: priced a thousand dollars
on main pike. suitable for tourists.
NEW BRICK COLONIAL
DESIRABLE LOT.
One OF the best-built and lowest-priced
houses of the season: o well-arranged
rooms, oak floors. large living room with
fireplace. well-insulated second floor:
weather stripped throughout: gas heat;
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. $4,000;
city conveniences: easy terms.
FIVE-ROOM BRICK. S6.950.
New. very well-built house on 60-foot
lot: house has every convenience: well in
sulated; garage to match; level lot. block
from bus: terms.
s-ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL. TWO LOTS.
This beautiful home has Just been re-
conditioned: FIVE rooms first floor: large
living room with fireplace: h.-w. heat:
beautiful wooded lots with 100 feet 'front.'
age 80 400. May be bought with one lot
Evening star., 1936-10-25
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

TRADE EQUITY OF $1,000. 8 ROOMS,
large grounds. Chevy Chase. Md. small D.
G; property: owner. Address Box 263-R.
9-RoOM MODERN HOME. on HEAT. IN
Takoma Park block of stores and bus.
For home farther out with some acreage.
Shepherd 31O5W.
Cleveland Park, semi-detached brick. which
/ have lust redecorated and is In excellent
condition: I will sell on very easy terms or
will consider trading for small house or
business property. Call MR.. MILLER.
2 YOUNG FAMILY. cows FOR SALE OR
Uhn sxshanse for What ,I have you !: s: CRAW::
swMGAtow Tn9ms HoLLXWosoPP Ee9 TLA51VE Ima
rGoms p2operty or lot. .0 ceVefana ssos! %sh T.
MODERN Two-FAMILY APT, TAKoMA
Park; rent, ST .0S0 per year; price, $4,000;
sale or exchange $4,000 equity for land
suitable for tourist camp, on Route / or
Route 240. Address Box 255-P, Star
oflce
ATTRACTIVE WATERFRONT COTTAGE.
completely furnished. on South River. near
Prce az
Will trade equity and put in cash for
Washington home or investment property.
Phone Columbia 2511.
bo1sp1SMpANS3S q dr-a: Fla; P1TTssuRqa
s r T 81 &C. sen Md or 05 va one
Oakmont ave: Seat Pleasant. Md.
10 ACRES. 5-RooM BUNGALOW. TWO
house. house. brick OF frame. Can owner.
Lincoln 9o0O SO-
Evening star., 1936-10-25

BETHESDA. MI, III EAST GLENBRoOK
ro.. one block of Old Georgetown I'd
Beautiful new stone home containing stu.
dio-living room, dining room. kitchen. 2
bed rooms and bath on first floor; one large
room and complete bath on second floor;
slate roof, built-in garage and many other
features. Open daily until pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
TO INSPECT. see OF cdH
A. L. KELLEY & SON,
A RETREAT

FOR THOSE WHO LOVE NATURE.
This rugged heavily wooded. 60-acre
tract. with picturesque ravine springs,
bold creek and 6O-foot waterfall. affords
a Rocky Mountain environment within l
miles Of the White House. Located on the
river side of the Georgetovn-L -Leesburg pike
u mile below the Madeira School. Un-
usual low price of $1,000
HERMAN z. GASCH,
oo3 18th at NV Natl. 1854
Evening star., 1936-10-25

MT. RAINIER-EMPLOYE COUPLE. NO
children desire apartment. furnished or
unfurnished. convenient to stores: answer
ing full particulars. Address Box 291 P.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

CoLoRED-MoRTGAG COMPANY .AU-
thorizes us to sell modern Groom and bath
house in Northeast suburbs: electricity; all
modern conveniences; newly papered and
painted. An excellent bargain. Will in
stall new heating plant. See MIR. HE1GLE.
14l7 L st. NV. National $3.50.
COLORED-NEAR end AND T SITS. NV.
-6 r. h.-w.h... electricity; price REDUCED