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MAIL SHIPS SAILING

West indies, Latin America and Canada
AMPALA (standard Fruit). Vera
Cruz July 81; Pier 30. e. r. (Peek
slip)-No mails; sails 10 q. m.
CALIFORNIA panama Pacific). Ha-
vana July %. CristobaI 81, etc, to Los
Angeles August and San Francisco 10:
Pier 81, N. R. Cwest 21st st.)-Mails
close 8 q. m. (supp. mails . a. m.) 4;
sails IL q. m.--Letter and prints mails
f S1 BOLIVIA n,, csnsi Zone; Chile, Colon
lexcept East coast). Panama and Peru
Except Iquitos) and letter and prints
mails for Marquesas, Society Islands and
Tahiti and 'lstter mails for Cuba; par
eel post.
FORT TOWNSEND (Furnsss Red
and st Johns 30; Pier Ss. N. r. (west
beth St.)-Mails close q. m.;0 sails
II q. m.-Letter and prints malls for
Miquelon and Newfoundland; parcel
post.
KENTUCKIAN american Hawaiian),
Cristobal August /, etc, to Pacific Coast
ports; Pier s, Bush Docks, Brooklyn
(i2d st)-Mails close 1 p. m. (supp.
mails . p. m.)-Letter and prints mails
for Canada Zone ana Panama; parcel
MONARCH OF BERMUDA (Furneas
Bermuda), st. Georges and Hamilton,
Bermuda July 81; pier 95, N. r. (West
bBth St.-Mails close noon; sails . D. m.
Lever ana prlnts mails Tor Bermuda; ;
MUNARGo (Munson), Nassau July Is,
Miami 90 and Havana so; pier 10, N. r.
west nth St.l-Mails close 10 a. M;
sails 1 p. m.-Letter and prints mails
for Bahamas; parcel post.
MUSA UNITED Fruit), Puerto Castillo
July 30, Tela and Puerto Barrios 81, and
Puerto Cortez August 1; pier ., N. r.
Morris St.)-Mails close a. M; calls
II q. m.-Letter and prints mails for El
Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras; par
oRTHERN PRINCE (Furness
Prince), Rio de Janeiro August 2, Santos
8, Montevideo II and Buenos Aires IL;
pier s5. N. r. (West 55th St.)-tMails
close a. m; sails noon-Letter mails
for Argentina, Paraguay, South Brazil
and Uruguay and sletter mails for Chile.
ORIENTE New York Cuba Mail),
Havana July 2s; pier IL, e. R. (Wall
St)-Mails close a. m; sails noon
Prints mails for Cuba and Sletter mails
for Cuba; parcel post.
SAN JACINfo (Puerto Rico), San
Juan July 20, Puerto Plata August .
and sanchez 3: Pier Is. z. r. maiden
Lane)-tMails close q. m. (supp. mails
10 a. M; sails noon-Letter and prints
mails for Antigua, Barbados, Carfpito,
Ciudad Bolivar, Dominica, Dominican
Republic Monte Christi. Puerto Plata
and Santiago only, Guadeloupe, Guiana,
Martinique. Montserrat, st. kits, st.
Lucia and Trinidad Except registered
articles), for puerto Rico, Saba, st.
Croix, st. Eustatius. st. Martin and st.
Thomas; parcel post.
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California boxes, Ss.bO05. according 7
Grade and size.


S TewonS-ons California arrived; 1 an
broken car on track. California, boxes
Is, $7.5O0S: %, $7@750.
AnDles-Bushels, U. s. Is, Maryland
Pennsylvania and virginia, Transparents'
IL inch minimum, 500 soc; pinch mini
mum. 750S5c; 2N-inch minimum, s0c
a 81; Oldenburgs, 2A-inch minimum, IS
a 7Sc; 2%-inch minimum, soc 0&l; sum
mer R&mbos, 2N-inch minimum SSV
PEAS No carlot arrivals; broken
cars on track. Bushel hampers. Tele-
phones. Washington. $1.9O02; Colorado,
fresh arrivals. $2.25.
BluebeFries-New jersey. A0@Soc per
Pineapples-cuba, crates. sa0s.5O. as
SNAP Beans--Maryland and PennSyI-
vania, bushel baskets. $1.2b LIS.
PearS-No carlot arrivals: 4 uncroken
tain partletts, S2.2503.75, according to
Beets - Pennsylvania, sSc Per dozen
Carrots-NO carlot arrivals: broken
car on track.
Bananas--ons car arrived; unbrOken
Cranes one California arrived: 1
broken and unbroken cars on track.
L. G. L. Express Arrivals ut Washington
FlOFida-45 Tugs avocados; 81 bushel
baskets eggplant: Tugs Illness ~
bushel baskets olxra.
CalifOPnia-S2 Tugs avocados.
South CaROllna-27 crates cantaloupes:
IS bushel baskets lima beans; 430
bushel baskets peaches; 80 SO-pound
crates tomatoes.
North Carolina - 27S crates canta-
Ioupes; 10 32-quart crates huckleberries;
IS 15-bushei baskets okra: IS bushel has
kets peaches; 10 32-quart crates plurns;
Al bushel baskets squash.
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WHEAT LOWER
INQU|ET TRADE

CHICAGO, July "a U.N.SO.
Wheat prices were moderately
lower in q slow trade on the
board Of trade In early dealings
The market leader started Nc
lower to Ac higher, but dipped
fractionally when Winnipeg
showed an easier tone and corn
weakened.
At mid,SesSion wheat was " to
&c off, corn V to 1c lower, oats
" to &c down, and rye I'M
changed to Sc higher.
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Washington Produce
EGG AND LIVE POULTRY MARKETS
priceS paid shipperS-Net #. o. b.
Washington
BY the o. 8. Bureau OF Agricultural

Eggs--Market firm. Current receipts,
21h 022c, a few at 22hc; Hennery
Whites, 23@23hc, few fancy at to
~ cent premium. Government graded
and dated white eggs (including grading
and marketing costs) U. s. Extras,
large. sac; U. s. Extras, medium, acc;
~. s. Standards, large, 29c; U. s. Brown
Standards, large, csc.
Laye POultry-Market about steady.
Fowl: Colored, heavy, 16 q 1Sc; Leghorns,
14@16c; BOOSTERS, 10@12c. Chickens:
Plymouth Rocks, broilers and flyers,
19@21c; Roasters, 21@22c; Leghorns,
16017c; Mixed Colors, ITO 1sc. Turkeys:
Hens, 1Sc, a few at 19c; Toms, LAG 1bc,
q few at ice; No, 2's, 12@13c.
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FOR TOMORROW
Transatlantic

BLACK HAWK (Black Diamond),
Antwerp August s; Pier X, woehawken.
N. J.-Mails close a. m.-Letter and
prints mails for Belgium. Belgian Congo
and Luxembourg; parcel post.
CRIsToBAL COLON (spanish), VigO
August and Corunna 3; Pier AZ. N. r.
Morton St.)-Mails close a. M; sails
noon-Letter and prints mails for No
rocco and Spain; parcel post for Spain.
EXPRESS american Export), valetta
August. II, etc. to Constantza, "a: Pier r,
Jersey city-Mails close a. m.-Prints
mails for Greece and Malata; parcel post
for Bulgaria, Greece. Rumania and Tur-
key.
GRIPsHoLM Swedish American).
Bothenburg August I, Copenhagen 6,
etc. to Leningrad ~; Pier 81, N r.
(West 57th St.)--Mails close q. m.
(supp. mails $3.50 a. rn.); sails ncon--Let-
ter mail for Denmark, Estonia, Finland,
Latavia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden and
IT, 8. s. R.; parced post for Finland,
Lithuania. Norway. Poland. Sweden and
MoToMAR (Garcia Diaz), Casa
blanca August s; Columbia St.. Brook
lyn-Maile close 10 a. m. Parcel post
for French Morocco.
PENNLAND (Red starr. southamp-
ton August and Antwerp s: Pier 3,
Hoboken Second ST. - Mails close
p. m; sails 1 p. m. Parcel post for
Belgium, Belgian Congo and Luxembourg.
ROBIN HOOD (Seas Shipping), St
Vincent August s, Cape Town 81, etc.;
Pier s, Brooklyn thurman st.)-Mails
close 40 p. m. Letter and prints mails
for Cape Verde Islands and letter mails
for South Africa; parcel post for
Bechuanaland Protectorate, Cape Verde
Islands, Northern Rhodesia, Portuguese
East Africa, Southern Rhodesia, South
west Africa and Union of South Africa.
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Bank Women Hold
Meeting Saturday

The monthly meeting Of the
Bank Women's Club Of Washing
ton will be held Saturday at the
summer home Of the president,
Mrs. Constance Fogle Jones, at
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The following table shows the
names Of ships, the lines Operat-
ing them, their times Of sailing
from New York, and when their
regular and supplemental mails
close. Time shown Is Eastern
Daylightsaving time. Dates
after names Of ports indicate
scheduled date Of arrival. ~
Indicates mails must be speci-
ficaIIy addressed to this steam
er. 10 Indicates supplementary
mails will be accepted on pier
up to / minute before sailing
time.
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AMERICAN
Organised Aug. q. 1874
800 Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.
BROOKLAND
Organized Feb. 10. 1890
McLachlen Building
CITIZENS EQUITABLE
Organized april 80. 1883
1907 Wisconsin Ave. N. W.
COLUMBIA
Organised OcG. 8, 1907
TO Eleventh ST. N. W.
COLUMBIA PERMANENT
Organized Jan. I, 1908
7S3 Twelfth St. N. W.
DISTRICT
Organised FEB. I, 1911
/ Thomas Circle
EASTERN
Organized FEB. I, 1889
$50 Pennsylvania Ave. s. E.
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MUTUAL
Organised Nos. 2, 1892
800 Seventh ST. S. W.
NATIONAL PERMANENT
Organised Oct J, 1920
949 Ninth ST. N. W.
NORTHEAST
Organized Sept. ~, 1916
2OlO Rhode Island Ave. N. E.
NORTHERN LIBERTY
Organised April !, 1897
5ll Seventh ST. N. W.
ORIENTAL
Organised MGy, 1861
600 F ST. N. W.
PERPETUAL
Organised May. 1881
Eleventh and E SITS. N. W.
WASHINGTON PERMANENT
Organised April II, 1881
629 F 81. N. w.
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n Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
CONTINUED from Preceding PagI

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ENTERPRISE
Organised Mar. 9. 1892
Seventh ST. and Indiana Ave. N "
EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE
Organised Nos. ~, 1879
0l5 F ST. N. W.
HOME
Organised Jan. I, 1884
2OO6 Pennsylvania Ave. N. W.
HOME MUTUAL
Organised Nov. !, 1897
63l Pennsylvania Ave. N. ".
INTERSTATE
Organized Aug. 9. 1882
Washington Building
METROPOLIS
Organised Dec. ~, 1866
2Ol Pennsylvania Ave. S. E.
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District Columbia Building
profitable For
of
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hreatO ighhOr fathers and grandfthers
STABILITY
families stability family
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thanan other words
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idea echaml its i
ownership and N turnsc benefits
members banded together
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help understanding in hand
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dark river which flowed past them
full of mystery. He had q firm
hold of her hand. Only in the
clinging together did they reveal
the dread in both their minds.
Finally Ricky spoke: "You don't
doubt should take it, Nell?"
"Of course, you'll take It'll"
He stopped suddenly and gath.
cred her in his arms. He held her
close. That's going to be hard.
Hard enough waiting from week to
week. This will be months -maybe
a whole year. A year without you,
Nell. Coming home to an empty
room. Thinking of you. Aching for
you. Night after night. I don't
want to 60 back to that"
you've got to. Rick. this is for
both of u.s."
He kissed her. She felt tears on
her cheek. His tears. He said
hoarsely, touching her hair which
seemed so red against her white
face and yearning eyes: "ThiS be-
ing together as we are now will
seem like a dream. Something too
good to be true. You belong to me,
Nell: I to you. It's not right for us
to be parted. You never know when
you take a drastic step like this
just what it is you're doing. We
may never have each other in the
same way again"
She shut her eyes tightly, not
wanting him to see their wild re-
bellion, and that she longed to cry
out, desperately, Don't go: don't
leave mel"
They were both aware Of the
waste before them. Ricky would re-
ceive $75 a month. They two alone
could live on very little because
their love was great. But Nell
couldn't walk out on her mother.
1t might be years before he would
earn enough to set her free.
Yet she pleaded, all tender pas
sion: you don't think you could
ever lose me, Rick? To the bottom
of the sea; to the top of the highest
mountain, hide where you will my
thought would find you out.
you'll make your way quickly
now. You won't mind the little an.
guiSh. You'll know I'm counting on
you. Ricky, I need you most ter.
ribly to make good on this!"
What do you mean, Nell? Why,
most terribly?"
She had suddenly to reach for
her handkerchief and wipe away
the fast-falling tears.
He forced her to look upward in
his face: why do you cry about
it, Nell?"
She opened her hand in an ex-
pressive gesture, Don't you know?
Haven't you guessed? It's not only
you and L"
what are you talking about?
You can't mean"
She gave a half-Sobbing laugh:
"Yes-That!"
He stood with his mouth half
open, an utterly stunned look in his
eyes. He released one hand and
ran it heavily across his forehead.
He said slowly: "You must be mis-
taken. 1t can't possibly be-"
1T is. I'm sure. A long time"
She looked with wild Supplica-
ton into his shocked, despairing
face: Don't take it this way"
But what will be do? How in
the name Of heaven can we meet
this? You'll lose your job. I can't
take care of you"
His hair slicked back made his
face sharp, almost bleak. He said,
shivering: Lets get a cup Of cot.
fee. It's frightfully cold"
She hid her face from him and
wept bitterly.
"Oh God, Nell, don't cry like
that" He pulled her to him and
said, groaning: What have done
to you? My poor little darling!"
He was overcome, hid his face on
her shoulder and cried with her,
desperately.
They both felt better. She took
his handkerchief and carefully
wiped her face.
Ito Be Continued
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Nell answered family: Il had a
good time"
"Your mother didn't! Does that
matter to you? You refuse her
a five-cent piece! It's nice you
can support your"
Nell blanched. Her hand flung
out and struck her stepfather tuI!
in the face.
She felt as though she were on
a black train hurting through a
crashing world. In this chaos, she
saw her mothers mouth drop
open; she saw her tortured, wildly
reproachful eyes; saw Jimmy
crouching low and her step-tather
sitting motionless, a trickle OF
blood making his mouth murder
Gus.
She stumbled to her room.
locked the door and dropped to
her knees. She began to pray.
Terrified, demented prayers.
She was lost. She knew it. Her
thoughts staggered about blindy'
seeking some wisp to which she
could cling. There was none.
She said aloud: I'm going to
have a child. I'm bringing a child
into thiS!"
A clammy weakness swept over
her. She listened in terror to the
blood pounding on her brain. She
denied what she had just said.
But it was so. She was sure.
Weeks-oh, a long time, she had
been sure. She hadn't dared face
the forbidding realization. But
it now swept over her, faintingly.
She visualized Ricky's face
when she would tell him. He would
turn from her daunted and
crushed.
Desolated pictures thronged
her mind. She saw herself hiding
the child in her arms and running
from all of them-Saw herself at
the edge of the sea and waves
coming over her and it; saw her
self on a lonely mountain top, a
back abyss before them.
No way she could meet this
burden.
CHAPTER Xxx
Suddenly Nell heard Ricky'S
voice. Out there at the top of the
stairs. She wondered If her mind
were gone. She ran out and
looked in his shining eyes. They
were full of tears. Happy tears. A
miracle was wrought for them.
Under a street lamp he held a
letter. READ 1t, Nell. Say what
I'm to do"
In that hour-th at really
blessed hour-they made the most
momentous decision Of their lives.
They stood shoulder to shoulder.
Eagerly reading the page Ricky
held to the light.
Said Nell, awed: cts an answer
direct from God!"
Heavens on our side, dear"
Their glowing opportunity had
come. The letter was from Lee
Edwards. It offered Ricky a job.
In the automobile plant in De-
troit.
you'll have to start at the bot
tom, Rick. The old man thinks
hardship is good for the young.
But it's a chance. If you've the
courage you used to have and half
the ability, I'm counting on, you
won't be at the bottom long"
cts the chance I've prayed
for" said Ricky.
They stood in silence before the
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81 Want You Only
NeuDoran Eagerly Risks
Everything Dear to
CAPTURE Love
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

For four years and Richard Calhoun hGe oeen
matted for the "bre1 Dhch 0ou1
Kim nout the lnen of their happiness
R,r three vedrs out of college, Ricky has no Job $500
Meantime Hamilton Junior partner OF the tr whce en-
us Neil has entered hand Mould an escape
from the terrible uncertainty life and from the drGo nome dot
Gtsd by her Steptaher holds to her faith IN Rtcky
Rtcky plan to marry Ohen ne IS promised 2oo o"e We
The enacted deal falls through Ricky disappears. .
weeks pass doesn't hear from him Her sister EAy me
tnv drudge Nell seeks RtcEy and beo OF him TO
Gry her, agrees although he heSitate because OF his dn
Tsv refuse conditions and challenge
the future supremely confident in their IoUe.
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NOW READ ON
By ELENORE MEHERIN

Nom wep She yellow wrath with blue circles under
her eyes, "Just this once Nell, beg you
Is owed to Mr. the rent Mom it's stealing to
touch that money. I won't"
At dinner her epfather watched her with eyes that
black Goals burning red at the edges He sad slowly nsinu
atng did you have nice weekend with your sister?
Evening star., 1936-03-24
SALE-HOUSES.

0hAG hOOoEOs
TAKoMA. PARK MD.-,;s4 $50. 90; 5000 90
BUNGALOW. fun concrete basement. hot
tion paved street. Phone
property has street frontaees. Originally
sold for S65. 900; now S35. 900: small cash
paamfsEaE WHfTEroRp sn,asss soutRern Bldg Nat s4Sa
1910 IRVING ST. N.W.-6 BED ROOMS,
baths, oil heat, brick; suitable for home.
rooming house or 3 apts.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.--DETACHED BRICK
S1s a S0ss Stores vest d sehoes
garage Phone OWNER. Clev. 1924. "a.
7,35O-sEvEN.R ROOM sEM1-BUNGALoW
1905 oeen aTes
front porch and screened rear porch: lot
a Sy 1e b ven acss home ahd
Cost owner over Sc. 600. soss & PHEIPs
PH9NE PH9NNE wNIAA5T12siN NATdSNAE as,4W aao9 EVENING
ONLY 3.25O-MoDEEN. 4-RooM AND
bath bungalow: open for inspection. 54
Wells ave. Edmonston. Nd.
ONE BLOCK OF DUPONT CIRCLE9 R.,
baths; nicely redecorated, new plumbing.
reasonable will make good terms. E. A..
GARvEY. 11.6 Vt. ave. District 45os.
1404 ST. NE-6 RMS. AND BATH,
Call Lincoln 707s:
s11 .95O-RARE OPPORTUNITY. NEAR
CHEVY CHASE CLUB. Modern ENGLISH
type house in beautiful neighborhood. Stone
breakfast room. in addition to large living
room. dining room and modern kitchen:
pegged floors: three well-prop0rtioned bed
hoored attic. maids room in basement. two
car garage. Reasonable terms. BOSS &
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. EVENING,
MORRIs-TYPE HOUSE, BETWEEN NE
braska ave. and the park. z rooms. 3
baths. Spencer automatic hos.water heat.
Leased to January. /. 1887. at 500. fur:
nished. Stands the owner $17.1o0: but
needs 81 repsirs. PAL :. Govt, loan about 81 500. 500:
at S9.S5o; the lowest price possible.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
1719 K st. NV. National 1865.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOWS r. AND BATH AMI.
double sarase in Va Hiehlands: rent S55.
Phone jackson 194S-J. %
3 ROOMS. FURNISHED; LIGHTS. HEAT
and gas included: no children. 130 RAN
colph ave. Del Ray, Va.
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NEAR WISCONSIN AVE. FULTON
story brick, attic. ami, garage; now
SIo.5o0: owner leaving city. WILLETT.
phone National A02S.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS. Sc.
ALOVE NEST-A HOME.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
Five rooms. bath: modern and com
plete in every detail: open fireplace. lovely
porch. Price $3.50: terms.
Open for Inspection. Ready for Occupancy.
3:i23 llth PL. Sc.
tOut Nichols ave. to Congress Hgts.
School, left to Alabama ave. TO Eleventh
pl. = blocks south.D
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV. District 3347.
HOME AND VESTMENT-CLOSE TO
9th and G. n.w.-FouIteen rooms, three
baths. .-car garage. Income. Sl6O month
excluding four rooms used by owner.
Sl5.50O. Address Box 335-B. Star ONCE.
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SALE-HOUSES.


PLEASANT LEA AM brISE MEAR bo!s RoGK bt 1Ts
ago Cost considerably more than present
automatic heat. recreation room. . fre-
easily, as separate apt; For appeintment
consin 1851 day or evening.
rooms rooms. sun nTE; parior. breakfast room. 4 bed
rooms, built-ln garage; fully detached; |
block tTSR GR1n JR ave NapoSs 6so ooo
Georgia 1858.
CLOSE IN NE-8-R BRICK; poRcHEs
front and back; vacant. See this: you'll
buy: $3.50: your terms. Dist. 5464. "a.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE ON EAST
;nsdI Gapi5G st dosd Price exceptionally i0" Call
S73OO-NEAR I4th AND JEFFERSON
Colonial brick. spacious rooms. tile
bath. gas heat electric refrigeration. 3
porches. deep lot. Lear garase. A very
~ FRANK g, PHILIPS. ,
Completely reconditioned. s rms and
tile bath, row brick: new kitchen equip;
alley; double rear porches, screened and
glass inclosed. Responsible purchaser
may buy, with 500 cash and S5H per
mo. Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Cleveland BIS. day or evening.
S5.95O-CORNER BRICK HOME
Handy location in northeast. Six big.
bright rooms. hardwood floors, new hot
tabletop gas range. in fact. so perfectly
reconditloned throughout that it is like a
brand new home Colonial front porch. big
yhrubbery ali add to make this complete
sStTsmely lqX for = Quick sale; !.as, Phone
ningS = tn q call North 1DSO
Evening star., 1936-03-24
HOUSEs-FURNISHED.
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

45QO BLOCK OF 18th ST, N.W-6 RMS.
and bath. ami, yard and garage; near
dress deh na so1 fsS Star sshees oee
616 MADISON ST. NW.-6 RMS. LARGE
yard, garaee. screened-in porches. Phone
Columbia 9Ol0 or Metropolitan $3.50. 2s2l
2l9 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-S R.. B..
grounds; sos mo. Phone Shepherd 4067-J.
NEAR SILVER SPRING. Md. 204 GAR
wood ve.-Semi-bungalow. wide front
porch, living room: DIN. kitchen. built-ln
rooms and built-in bath on md floor; ma
floor arranged as apt. If desired; oil heat,
East on coesye pike to Prankn
consider exchange OWNER. phone Ma
tional 1877: evening. Cleveland 1d49.
FIVE ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH, ANIL
Reasonable rent to good tenants. Choice
location. 1mmed. possess. Adams 249l.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. WOODLAWN MANOR,
near Sandy Spring on Washington rd. at
Hollands Corner; / 4 rooms. ; baths. large
lovely porches. beautiful flower garden.
LARGE. shady lawns large trees. Everything
-t IL best condition In fine neish63sheSd 4S1
CO. Llypons Md. for appointment. or cali
Mrs. CARROLL at lane entering home for
key. Immediate possession.
5th AND FARRAGUT ST. NW,---6 RMS.
Pbon. b P9scheS 9schs;s eS eag new condition. 500
$40 $40 vi tyNDERWooD ST, ,,,lS,. N.Y. ROOMS
ds o Phone %
312a NORTHAMPTON ST. CHEVY CHASE.
D. C.-Desirabe. detached house, rooms.
. baths. center hall. garage. automatic
TefrI!serstion; screened porch; nice lawn;
moons. | to .. Phone National $3.50 Br. l..
FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE ONLY
Newton near 10th St: ? rooms. baths.
Cali cHAs L ayeFas NoRRs AnE n5 Pa 10 s1e nw
Phone West 04SO
FoxALL. OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
park; & nsw,house condition; rooms: double
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,RUNNYMEADE ST. NV.
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1907 Eye St NV National ss75.
COLORED-?3a4 G ST. Nw-9 ROOMS
and and t bath; electric lights, new condition:
cal iA Metropolitan iS nam!ies 9!is. $40 per month
ing. h.-w.h., electric lights; convenient
location.
HERBERTF a. Gill ( SON
1905 g St. NV. Phone National 4O3s.
,CoLORED.
Three-room brick house. good condi-
tion. 1924 Congress st, ne between 1st
and end. and M stsD $3.50 Call NJ
PRANK RUPERT. 10:l eth st. NV
COLORED.
11l2 Seaton st. nw-6 r. b.. el--S2S 50
53l 26th st. NV rooms Il 80
26:a Eye st. n.w.-3-rm brick 1890
soos33 sth St; n;w:@;rm, hst - $3.50
2O3s Georgia ave.-5-rm. fiat $3.50
Rear 40 L st. s.w.-4-rm. house $50
M FRANK RUPERT.
1921 eth st. NV. National OSLO.
/, COLORED.
1910 K se.-5 r, cleo. gas, $3.50.
T15 Morton NV. rear-5-r. frame. SIS.
FLATS
2232 sth NV r. X. b.. cleo.
I1s5 n J. ave. NV r. k.' b. cleo.
I5I4 9th NV r. k. b.. cleo. gas.
1921 9th n.w.-1 r. k. b.. cleo. gas.
3is:s NV r. k. b.. cleo. gas.
l:4 N s.e.-3 3r., k. b.. cleo. gas, $3.50.
1919 10th n.v.-l r. X. b., elec. eas.
331 n.e-1 r, k. b.. cleo. gas. S20,50.
los Eye n.w.-1 r. k. b.. elec. gas.
35 Eye NE r.. k. b.. elec.' SIS so.
'30S SCI large room. cleo; SlO50.
902 9th SCI room. elec.. 1st H.. $40.
800 H NV National 3556,
Evening star., 1936-03-24
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
GERMAN COUPLE. REFINED. RESPON-
sible ref. desire 6-rm. house with garage
in residential section: permanent. State
price and particulars. Address Box 454-X,
Star office. 26s
HOUSE OR FLAT. UNF.. As RMS AMI,
one fare. clean neighborhood; S30-S35.
Address Box 331-B. Star office. 25s
DIPLOMAT, DESIRES FUR
nished home; rental not to
exceed $500. Address Box
476-X, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-03-24
RENT-OFFICES,

OFFICES LUXURIOUsLY FURNISHED.
single or suites. to sublet by month or by
lease Call PFEIFFER. National 1926. 24s