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Evening star., 1936-12-11

lowing workers at first division schools
wrap and present gifts that cheer:
Kenilworth School: Mrs. Minnie
Farr. Mrs. zemma Lyles, Mrs. Dorothy
Lynn, Mrs. @. Lingebach, Mrs. Dolly
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Alma Hudson, Mrs.
Leslie Hinkel and Mrs. L. Herrick.
Phoebe Hearst School Group.
Phoebe School: Mrs. Clar-
ence Graham, Mrs. Charles Sinclair.
Mrs. Norman Hammett, Mrs. Oscar
Hunt, Mrs. william H. Savin and Mrs.
Julian Hammock.
Stoddert School: Mrs. Walter ].
Smith, Mrs. Harry F. Davies and Mrs.
J. r. Van Fossen.
Weightman: Mrs. Joseph L. Mills,
Mrs. Floyd Waikinshaw and Mrs.
Lawrence Petrey.
Francis Scott Key School: Mrs.
Joseph Lyddane. Mrs. Joseph SINH
and Mrs. w. Loye.
Curtis -Hyde-Addison Schools: Mrs.
Leo Thomas.
Fillmore School: Mrs Frank Jersey,
Mrs Carl Sanders, Mrs. Monroe john
son. Mrs. Robert A. Wood, Mrs Louis
Holman, Mrs L. N. Erickson and Mrs.
Reese Stephens.
Janney School: Mrs. C. A. Wright,
Mrs. j. s. Baldwin, Mrs. j. C. Hill,
Mrs. Louis A. Delwig, Mrs. Charles p.
Trussell and Mrs. C. K. Dewitt.
So that these ladies' jobs will be
thorough, attend or senior ask q de-
partment store to charge and send-a
new article of clothing or new toy to
the following Warner Bros. toy matt
nees. to be held Saturday morning,
December 10:
Metropolitan-Joe E. Brown in War
ner Bros "Earthworm Tractors"
Tivoli-Freddie Bartholomew in
United Artists Little Lord Faunt-
leroy"
Ambassador-Harold Lloyd In the
Paramount picture, "The Milky Way"
Uptown-Laurel and Hardy in
MONS Bonnie Scotland"
Penn-Laurel and Hardy In
M-G-Ms Bohemian Girl"
Earle-Jane withers in the Twen-
teth Century-Fox production, Paddy
ODay."
Apollo-Eleanor Whitney in the
Paramount picture. Timothy Quest"
Home-Joe e. Brown in Warner
Bros Sons o. Guns"
York-Buster Crabbe in the Para
mount production. Desert Gold"
Colony-Jane Withers in the Twen-
tieth Century-Fox picture, Little Mis-
Nobody" =.
sevoy-Richasd DIX IN MONS
sYeIlow Dust
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Washington
Wayside
Tales
Random Observations
of Interesting Events
and Things.
FIDELITY.

10 ENTHUSIASTIC Is she about
votes for the District Of Colum-
q. bia, that Mrs. Henry Grattan
- Doyle. president Of the Board Of
Education, recalls an incident in her
college days, when, she said. for the
sake Of woman suffrage" she almost
made the ultimate sacrifice" Of q
suffragette.
A young, and attractive young. man
had asked her to a Harvard foot ball
game. she said, on the same day on
which she had promised to march in q
woman suffrage parade. He wanted
her not to march, but she wanted to
march. Mrs. Doyle told the Associa-
ton Of Oldest Inhabitants recently
at their symposium dinner on national
representation and fiscal relations.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

purchased, what could be left for
Christmas? A rough estimate brings
the number Of men, women and young
folks dependent on these small salaries
to around 10000.
In addition there are widowed or de-
serted mothers with large families
working for low wages.
Children in institutions. children in
hospitals, children in foster homes-all
these. too. are the concern Of Washing
tonians eager to prevent youngsters
from deciding that Santa Claus Is a
hoax.
Grown-ups made the grand old fell
low with the white beard and twinkling
eye the patron saint of Christmas. 1t
Is up to adults, those participating In
the campaign believe. to see that to
every child in Washington he remains
chuckling saint and ooes not become
a lost illusion.
Even for young persons who no
longer believe In Santa Claus there is
a need for some attention from the
world on Christmas, says Miss Patricia
Morss. chief of the Child Welfare Di-
vision Of the Board of Public Welfare.
so that they may retain their self
esteem. It's a sad young lady Of Is
years Of age who receives not so much
as q handkerchief or pair of hose on
Christmas day. Motherless lads Of Is
years or so can be heart-breakingly
nonchalant about not having received
even one necktie wrapped in Christ
mas paper. Miss Morss knows from
experience.
For all these reasons The Star-war-
ner Bros.-N. B. c. Christmas cam
paign gains momentum every hour Of
the day.
Santa Arrives December Is.
The arrival Of Santa Claus In an
American Airlines airplane at about 10
pm, December ls, at Washington
Hoover Airport will be broadcast over
Station WRC, as will his drive to the
Shoreham toy ball that night. Toy
parties take place Monday at the Rus
sian Club Troika and Wednesday at
the Club Volga Boatman and the
Heigh-Ho Club, all to be on the air
over N. B. C.
Radio joe" who Is Joseph D.
Kaufman and an aerial institution at
the Nations Capital, will devote his
program from 1880 to 8 pm. over
WMAL next Tuesday to the campaign,
cooperating with Gordon Hitten-
marks doll house, allied with the
drive.
Persons far away from home for
Christmas may join the holiday car
nival Of giving by contributing to bas-
kets placed in 10 hotels and apart
ment houses, the Shoreham. the Will
lard, the Raleigh. the Carlton, Ward
man Park, Cathedral Mansions, Da-
venport Terrace, the Boulevard, the
Chastleton and 27o0 Connecticut
avenue.
Mrs. J. Darlington Denit, PIT. A.
first division representative. reports
that her mothers have high hopes Of
giving q present to every child on lists
aow being prepared by the PIT. A. and
checked by the Council Of Social Agen-
cies. Distribution of gifts in her sec
tion will take place from the Curtis
School on o street. near Wisconsin
avenue, December % and 2s. The fol-
Evening star., 1936-12-11
MAXWELL KILLED
BY BLOW, IS VIEW
Defense Unable to Keep
Autopsy Surgeons Testi-
mony Out of Record.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WISE, Va, December 11.-Dr. T. J.
Tudor. testifying today at the second
trial Of Edith Maxwell on charges Of
killing her father. said he believed
injuries at the base Of Trigg Maxwell's
head caused the death Of the 52-year-
old miner blacksmith.
The Norton, Va, physician, who as
sisted in the autopsy. told the jury
his examination showed three wounds
on top of Maxwell's head and clots In
various parts of his brain.
These injuries. he said, could have
been inflicted with blunt instrument
welded with tremendous force" or
sharp instrument used with less
force.
Defense attorneys for the 22-year-
old school teacher plan to contend
Trigg Maxwell died of natural causes.
and the blows Edith said she struck
her father with slipper were not
sufficient to cause death.
Did Not Examine Heart.
Under cross-examination, DR.. Tudor
said he had not examined Trigg Max
wells heart. because he felt it was
unnecessary.
Asked directly what he thought re-
sponsible for the death Of Trigg Max
well. DR.. Tudor said:
II think the wounds on top of the
head. conclusion and blood clots
caused his DEATH"
The defense sought to exclude the
physicians testimony on grounds that
the prosecution had not proved that
the 22-year-old brunette school teacher
$50 much as laid . finger on her
father.
Judge Ezra Carter overruled the
protest. saying that the testimony OF
81 witnesses yesterday showed that
Maxwell was wounded about the face
and head when neighbors found him
lying in his cottage doorway that July
evening in 1885.
Ciots at Brain Base.
DR.. Tudor said the major wound
found on the head of the 52-year-old
miner blacksmith was three-quarters
Of an inch long and penetrated in the
bone one inch back of the hair mar
gin. He said two other blood-spot
scars were found. each one inch from
the center Of the head
The physician said blood clots were
found both in the upper part and at
the base Of the brain.
However, while blood spot scars
found about the dead mans nose and
eyes led doctors to expect to find q
fracture at the base of Trigg Max
wells skull, none was found, DR.. Tudor
testified.
Macdonald to Testify.
Witnesses testified there were minor
bruises on Maxwells left forearm and
hand and a cut on his right little I'm
ger, in addition to the head injuries.
The defense noted exceptions to tbs
introduction Of this testimony in line
with its plan to produce expert" med.
ical authorities to testify the wound.
found on Maxwells body could no,
have caused death.
The former school teachers attor.
neys have summoned DR.. j. H. Scherer
Richmond coroner. and DR.. A. Ma
gruder Macdonald, District Of Colum.
bia coroner, to testify Maxwell diec
OF natural causes"
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Only Swimmers Wanted.

The government Of Holland has
been petitioned by the Dutch Ship
ping Board at Amsterdam to make
it illegal for a man to be signed up
by a Dutch ship unless he can pro-
duce q certificate that he Is pro-
ficient swimmer.
Evening star., 1936-12-11

George Washington. complete with
white wig, ruffied silk shirt front, red
coat. silk knee breeches.
"Glory be-" quoth he. 'Whozat?"
"Oh, Washington" said his host.
"Out cold" and led his new guest
toward the drawing room.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
College Elects President

DURHAM, N. H., December II (P.-
Trustees of the University Of New
Hampshire elected yesterday as presi-
dent of the university DR.. Fred Engel-
hardt, 81, professor in the University
Of Minnesota.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Railways to Merge.

The electric railway running be.
tween Toxic and Yokohama, Japan,
will merge with the Tamagawa Elec.
trio Railway.
Evening star., 1936-12-11
Nazis Bar Promise Suits.

Breach of promise suits will be bar
red in Germany courts when the new
NaA family laws 60 into effect.
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Peace

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Surgery

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Toys

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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-18
Will Inspect
 Stations In
 s. K. Alaska

SEATTLE, July 19, - Mrs. Marie A. Proctor, district com missioner of immigration and naturalization service here is leav ing today for Alaska to make a tour of inspection of stations at SkagWay and Ketchikan and nat uralization offices in other terri torial cities.
 She is accompanied by George w. Tyler, assistant district dir ector here. They will return about August 9th it was stated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-18
Sub Has Poor Cunners
 Sinking Yacht
(Ry The Associated PreSs)

NICE, France, July Is, - A French submarine accidentally the French Riviera, the resort town of Saine Maxim, last night while trying to sink a burning yacht at sea.
 Two shells landed in the will age, one causing considerable damage to a saWmill. Several others whistled over the roofs of buildings, soaring villagers from their beds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-18

'Fish boats don't have to be TANKERs now!' That was the BIG news way back in 1911 when Standard Oil established the first petroleum supply station at Ketchikan.
 Before then fishing was really tough. Be- tides transporting full cargoes of equipment and stores, Alaska fishing fleets often had to be their own "tankers" carry supplies of motor fuels and lubricants - or risk running short hundreds of miles from home.
 But Standard Oil Service - right where it was needed - set the fishing fleet free to fish! No wonder today, as in 1911, Standard Oil Products are first choice of Alaska fishermen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-18

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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-18
Files Suit Dust Townsend And
 Board Of Dir.
(By The Associated PressI CLEVELAND, July 18. - Tn

CIAEVELAND, JuIy 10, - The Ousting of Dr, Townsend and the Board of Directors of the Old Age Revolving Pensions Ltd, was asked in a suit filed in the Common Pleas Court today by Rev. Alfred J. Wright of Cleve- land, deposed regional Townsend leader, and three others.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-18

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NATIVE SERVICES AT 5 P. M.

The pastor will preach on the subject, All Men Are Brothers"
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-18

The new minister, Rev. Vincent C, Widney, has arrived, and will speak on the subject, Getting Acquainted" All are Cordially invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-18

Federated Church

Rev. Vincent C. Widney, Pastor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-18
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Evening star., 1936-10-11
2. 80 ain lhze> Hi-Rise Studio Divan
REDUCED FOR ANNIVERSARY

Mohoir Frieze upholstery plus 6ed-heioht
equipment PLUS saving Of 17.5O!
That's q combination to make you step.
You have your choice land make it soon,
there are only 5O) Of rust, green or brown
fine Mohoir Frieze-os handsome q GOV.
ering os you could Wont-ond one Of the
very sturdIest. The bed-heght feature is
real bed comfort-no more sleeping next
to q drofty floor. Full or twin size beds.
Get in on this Anniversary sensotion!
Evening star., 1936-10-11
9.88
1888 MOhair
FrieZe Chair

Comfortable sprina-f filled scot.
Wolnut finished hardwood
frome. Your choice Of green.
blue, brown. gold or rust durobIe
Monolr frieze.
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5.88
Glass Tray
Hostess Cart

WheeIthe wagon out, lift uo TIE
drop Ieoves. ond you're ready
to eot in oomfort WoInUt or
ncho1ony finished hardwood.
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1936-06-26

6ZlU 0Cn 81. NV.
NEAR TAKOMA PARK.
Living room "a #. wide. omen fireplace;
3 bright. cool bed rooms: unfinished attic.
hardwood floors. h.-w.h.. instantaneous
heater: laundry trays. layatory in full
cellar.
Beautiful. large lot with shade trees
to alley. with 2-car garage. Reasonably
priced. convenient terms.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

NEAR MCLEAN. VA.-5 TO 10 ACRES.
well wooded, on high elevation: $3.50 per
acre. terms. Will sell to Gentiles OF good
character only. Address Box 325-T. Star
90 ACRES. IA MILES FROM D. c. PRICE,
81 600; 500 cash SIS per month.
IA miles from D. c.. will sell one or more
acres for SI25 per acre. $40 cash. $40
monthly Will built you a house, A H.
BROOKS. 3O16 Columbia pike. Arlington.
Va. Clarendon 6H6.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

5-BED-RM-- 2-BATH BRICK HOME,
brand-new. servants quarters IN basement; :;
oil heat: in restricted community. L. min.
Navy Dept. Telephone OWNER, Clarendon
.,Uu0.
5-R. AND B. .BUNG.. 3 ACRES; 5 MIN.
s = Capitol bldg; m j.. nicely furn.; elec
kitchen, Ke!vinator. lawns. flowers fruit.
grapes; high cool. Only $50. INQUIRE
i4l4 G. st sc.
DESIRABLE GROOM HOUSE. GLASSED.
in sleeping porch; like new. with hardwood
floors modern conveniences. INV h., COM
pietely screened lot 70x20O feet, on hard
surfaced street convenient To bus lines 80
minutes to downtown Washington; sou
mo. Falls Church, Va. s2-J-1. %
UNFURNISHED 6 ROOM HOUSE,
baths maid S room. spacious grounds 5l3
Maple Ridge rd.. Bethesda. Nd. Wisconsin
5433 20
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Four bed rooms. attic. detached brick.
| 1l2 baths; big yard. prick garage. high
elevation. Price Sa150. Terms, $1,000
or more cash balance monthly
NJ. B. WEAVER.
District 331H Cleveland 4H44
Evening star., 1936-06-26
SALE-SUBURBAN.
(COntinued.l

NEARBY VA.-S250 DOWN.
$4,000 monthly. including taxes; 5-rm.
l0c bus fare. McCLAINE, 21O0 Wilson
Blvd. Clarendon, Va. Walnut 9992.
LYON PARK = BUNGALOW, ROOMS.
bus lines one block. i0c downtown. For
ment. MI. GOODWIN, phone Clar. 522.
g. ;, KENs1NGToN HEIGHTS.
roaa SOS preea Ees rsh
-eTHS0Ssh SS|h Z ,JASEEELL CO. EisI REEALToResss es,
bungalow. tile bath, attic. hwd. f.. gas.
cleo. large lot; price So 500 4Cl6 2qth
s.; Open for inspection. Call OWNER.
fruit; only 81 500: 5000 down. balance to
suit. Ask for Mr.. Cassatt. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. Natl 1866
8 ROOMS AND BATH, H.-w.H.. ELEc-
lot e0xoO0 IT.; 81, $50: easy terms. Erwin
REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765
BARGAIN: BEAUTIFUL. LARGE WOODED
tion: terms. North 4533.
NEW BUNGALOW WITH PIREPROOF
J M. shingles; 4 rooms and dinette. tiled
heat. built-in garage, foored attic: on
paved street; price, $3.50; terms. ZANT-
ZlNGER CO.. 945 K st. NV. Natl. 537I.
Eve O1ttnWOOu Z0l4.
TAKOMA PARK BED ROOMS. BATH
sleeping porch upstairs: living room. din
ing room. kitchen. breakfast room down
stairs; basement. hot t-air heat gas elec.,
garage; lot 42xl 80: block and half 14th ST.
cars: 81 900: s.. 900 cash. balance $50 per
month. Phone Shepherd 2474-W
NEW BROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. TILE
bath. h.-wh.. attic. fully screened, etc
Govt. man. transferred Midwest: at cost
50 500; equity in cash. SI5 carries after
; yrs. July possession. Direct party deal
No extra charges necessary next 3 days
OWNER. III N. Vermont ST., Ballston Va
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Is Acres, Full Set Buildings

NFl,OUW.
On main pike north. Large grove OF
trees. Substantial S-room house, IN good
condition. Electricity. Level, velI-fenctd q
land. Buildings include meat house. ga
rage, corn house, new barn poultry
houses. Orchard. Adjoining farm avail
able at bargain price. r. D LILLE CO q.
264 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. Georg!a
Evening star., 1936-06-26
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

AMI. 5 OR ROOM HOUSE. WITHIN
committing distance Wash; $50 month.
Address Box 243-T Star ofice.
SMALL FARM, FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW
within to miles from D. c.: prefer
southeast location. Phone Atlantic 6lIo-W
Evening star., 1936-06-26
RENT-OFFTCES.

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT. EXCELLENT
for ONCE or professional; low windows:
facing street. DINOWITZ CO., INC, 10
14th. National 67I7. 2ss
SECURITIES BLDG. 729 10Th ST. NV
2 desirable Offices southern exposure. S65.
Manager on premises. l.. T. GRAVATTE.
426 5th ST NV.
Appeals Bldg. Opposite the Courts
Newly Renovated Ofices Available
LAWRENCE J. MILLS,
$50 9TH St NV. National 456l
Evening star., 1936-06-26
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

! BEVERLEY BEACH CHESAPEAKE BAY
Lots: Lot , bungalows terms; Gs2tiles only ssnd
OLD CEDAR POINT. AT MoRGANToWN,
Md. Lots and cottages for sale Free
CIRCULAR on request. WALTER NJ BAU-
MAN. l Thomas circle. National 500.
| for a flrst-class Summer home on Chesa
| peake Bay. 33 miles from the city house
containing six bed rooms on two, floors. all
modern improvements. furnished ready TO
move into. clean and sanitary wonderful
| for family with children; excellent boatins
s5s and fishing Price low vnTT WiI rent s6 t9r
Woodward BLDG
! BROADWATER BEACH. MD-COMFORI
| ably furnished bay-front cottage. elec.
running water; rent by week or month.
! SHERWOOD FOREST = WATER FRONT.
/ lO4 Edge Hill rooms . baths. JOSEPH
! ARCHER. Vernon 1000, Baltimore.
WOODLAND BEACH-TWo LOTS NEAR
| Georgia 1905.
RENT REDUCED TO $50 FOR. 5-RooM,
attractively furnished bungalow June 2 to
! LOG CABIN ON SALT WATER. 4 ROOMS.
! bath room. wide porch; large tlmbered plot
sleSi,TTlcity stsr,Tna $50; sloo cash. $50 monthly
sALE-FURNISHED COTTAGE ON SALT
porches. eS: eiec.: only $500. q q 4. FUNK
ERT. National 0652.
REAL BUY
looking chesapeake Bay: refined colony:
large screened porch running water from
e1celent location! snm unusGal a opportunity TO 70
buy on terms like rent. Price only Sl.450:
Beach chs shns Bier Snd Other
ADVANTAGES Phone District 2124, am.
FOR RENT REFREsHMENT STAND
Popular money-maker. Delightful Location
Low rental.
PINEY POINT. ST MARY's COUNTY. MD.
fruit TT i rees SGitsse sPaSe Next rms S nos
LONG BEACH. CALVERT COUNTY. ND
Sale or rent, furnished cottage screened
modates 6. on Main I'd. i block from bay
S16n1,,. SI50 season; ,Sn1;r sTEASAIA' owner. on
SHADY SIDE. MD, FELICITY COVE
Babcock cottage, furnished. accommodate 5
or g. Big dormitory bed room downstairs.
large living room. fireplace, screened porch,
on property.
WATERFRONT HEADQUARTERS.
Severn River. $4,000 property. modern
house goo on river. GNer. Bldg. and Loan will
ia CHARLES Hs5dIss j, i. pUMPHREy; SpIs7sCg: ~,
NORTH BEACH-CLEAN. COMFORTABLE
g 2s Seef tom shephsfd SeS r. also
FOR SALE-ALL-YEAR HOME ON CHES-
apeake Bay, % miles from Washington;
running water. cleo. phone. elec. range,
Kelvinator: beautiful trees and shruboery
and ideal home. Terms II desired. OWN
Err. Metropolitan 3S92.
FOR RENT-BEACH COTTAGE-LIV. Q
bed rms, kit. . large scr. porches. ami;
near water. Call Greenwood 23S1-W eve-
nings.
BEVERLY, MOD. COTTAGE. FURNISHED.
big. high lots lease for season. $3.50 Other
places for sale. trade, ! ) a.; g.. $50. N. z.
RYON CO. 1216 N. Y. ave. Natl. 1907.
NORTH BEACH. MD-FURNISHED COT
tage. accommodate s. water. electricity.
Rent or sell cheap. Phone Adams 25O9.
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD. COTTAGE PA
Rent. mo. or season; modern improve
ments. Owner on premises this week end.
9Ss
PINEY POINT. MD.-FOR RENT. 5-ROON
furf. cottage. on water, ami: rates reae..
wk. = mo. or season. Decatur 2930-M. Po.
tomac 1857.
(Continued On Next Psgs.S
Evening star., 1936-06-26

ATTRACTIVE STORE AT 1921 PENNsYL-
vania ave. NV. Newly renovated. Rea-
JAMES MORRIS %ooDWARD St5SfAfsH5' ReaItor Rssasor
723 Twentieth st. NV. Washington. D. c,
Evening star., 1936-06-26
SALE-FARMS.

$50 DOWNS ACRES WOODED LAND, 3
miles District line; small stream. Price.
S41U. National 3753. Atlantic 52u5-J -
226 ACRES. GOOD IMPROVED LAND, 26
acres woods large stream. orchard. To-
room dwelling. large log cabin barn lO0-ft
chicken house: all live stock and farming
implements. 10000: terms. Erwin
REALTY CO Call HyattSVille G6S
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NEW STONE BUNGALOW.

ONLY S6250-S150 DOWN. SIS MO.
Ne surburbs. Studio type, 5 or rooms.
tile bath and shower. Large attic for big
room. dinette with table and seats. oak
doors electric refrigerator. built-in cabinets.
large cellar for recreation room. laundry
tubs. hot-water heat with oil burner. For
ave. Phone Met. 4157. or at night Green
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SO SEATON PL, NV.
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES

WANTED-sMALI HOUSE OR APART
ment. unfurnished; must be reasonable.
Address Box 230-T, Star Office.
BUNGALOW, UNFURNISHED. ROOMS.
yard garage. by responsible couple with
Q small girls; must be convenient to grade
schools; avail. Immediately; not over $50.
Adams 4945-J.
2 BED ROOMS AND MAIDS ROOM. REAL
well furnished house. Chevy Chase or out
lying sections, Summer months. for occu-
pancy July l. Write Box 1904, Washing
ton stating address and price.
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EXCHANGE

BUILDER WILL TRADE 4 PRACTICALLY
new homes in Mt. Pleasant, now under
lease, for lots or small houses; total rent,
S344.5 80 per month. VIII trade all or part.
| Call National Sg4g
Evening star., 1936-06-26

Modern corner bldg. located on upper
l4th ST. NV. Rental ST 900 annually
Property attraCtively financed An idea
home and investment c Ms D r
GROUND OR SPECULATIVE PROPERTY
ToWbes
1404 K St. NV. CAFRITZ. Dist sOsO