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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-06
SEEKS ABR0GATI0N
OF RENT I'm GOLD
Time s Special

Times Special
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, April s.
Emery, Bird Thayer, one of
Kansas City's largest depart
ment stores, today is threat
ened with eviction because a
lease signed in 1898 specified
rent must be paid in gold if
demanded.
The situation was revealed
when the firm filed a petition
in United States District Court
asking abrogation of the gold
clause in the lease, an injunc-
ton against its enforcement,
and the recovery of rent in
creaSeS.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
tBv United Press,

CHICAGO. April .-Apples-Michigan
Mcintosh, bu.. 75c6fi50 Carrots-Illinois
bu.. 3o@ 35c. Sweet Potatoes Tennessee
bu. $i.l0Hl25. Deans-Florida. bu.. 81. sd
6s25. Spinach Texas bu.. 4097S
Lettuce-Western crates. five doz. $3.50
3. Celery-F1orida crates. s225m35O. To-
mstoes.Mexieo Tugs. s3gt csulinower-
ket t50-lb sacks Illinois yellows. 40d
60c: Michigan yelIows. 40G 60c: Indieaa
yellows, 40W 60c: Minnesota yeilows. soc
@Ssss syslloHs. sl.25Qi,ss.
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DECLARES DIVIDEND

7 fWFfN NVtIFWF
PHILADELPHIA. April g.
Directors of the Blawknox Co. have
declared a dividend of 10 cents a
share. payable April 80 to stock
holders of record April IL. Earn
ingS for the first two months this
gear were reported at about so per
cent greater than last year.
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TRADE VOLUME RISES

IWfS Npccl0E
CHICAGO, April Grading on
The Chicago Curb Exchange during
the first quarter of 1886 aggregated
671,9l9 shares, compared with only
1881 for the first quarter last year
Sales in March totaled 232,503, eX-
Feeding any like period since 1881.
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STOCK MARKET
WEEK IN REVIEW

| By United Press
NEW YORK, April 6.-Industrial
shares led the stock market higher
last week but volume fell off to the
lightest level of the year.
Failure of the list to generate
more substantial activity on adj
vances led to further caution and
irregularlity cropped out again late
in the week.
A more settled condition abroad
contributed to the advance OF the
stock market. On Friday how
ever. the French franc resumed a
decline that had been arrested by
rise in the Bank of France discount
rate from 81 to per cent. The
German situation was uncertainty
over the tax bill under composition
at Washington. Business news was
| favorable.
Copper Shares Advance
Predictions were made that April
automobile production would reach
100000 units, against 100000 for
March. That led to new buying in
the motors and General Motors hit
a new high since 1929, while Chrys-
Ter came within a small fraction
of its top.
Railroad shares had period of
strengths in the stock market and
their average closed higher on the
week. Railroad bonds also were
strong.
Favorable copper statistics to-
gether with higher prices abroad for
the metal brought buying into the
copper shares which scored gains
of l to more than 2 points. Indica-
tions pointed to rise generally in
the domestic price level to 9l2 cents
a pound.
Utility shares gained in the av-
erage, although individual advances
were small. Electricity output
turned up from the flood low last
week and further gains were looked
| for.
Stock Value Up 81 Per Cent
Retail trade was up Is to 20 per
cent from the levels of year ago.
The entire mercantile group was
strong early in the week, but profit
taking came when the actual gains
were published. Mail order issues
followed farm equipments higher on
outlook for higher farm income.
They slipped back from the highs
along with the general list.
Oils were mixed. Sugars had a
setback when the Supreme Court
found the Sugar Institute in viola
ton of antitrust laws. Aviation
stocks gained small amounts. Chem
icals were strong under the lead of
Allied. American Can and American
Telephone were higher in their re-
spective divisions. Numerous Spe-
cial issues made wide gains on the
week.
On Tuesday the market rounded
out its twelfth consecutive monthly
advance. In the year ended March
81, the aggregate market value of all
listed shares rose $20,731, 767, 024 or
81 per cent.
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STEEL MAKERS
LAG ON ORDERS
DESPITE GAINS
Shipments Behind Demand
as Output Hits Peak
for Upturn.
Tim e. Special

Times Special
NEW YORK, April 6.-With
steel mills of the country now
operating at around 62 per cent of
rated capacity and producing ap-
proximately $4,000 gross tons of
ingots daily, the highest rate of &C
tivity since June, 1880, shipments to
customers are still running behind
orders, and further sharp increase
in mill operations this week was
predicted today by the trade
authority, Iron Age.
The healthy increase in ship
mentS Of steel destined for imme-
date consumption is the most en-
couraging aspect of the current
market" said the publication in its
weekly review.
The automotive industry is the
most spectacular exponent of this
tendency, and with predicted OUTPUT
OF 100000 cars in April, sheet, strip
ana par mills are being pressed to
meet Its immediate requirements.
Flood Work Factor
Second in Importance as an out
let for steel is the construction field
Flood rehabilitation work has
brought sharp impetus to steel re-
leases from this source, which was
rising rapidly before the flood.
Repairs to railroad and highway
bridges, lock and dam reconstruct
ton and general industrial rebuild
ing will require outstanding steel
tonnages, but small miscellaneous
items such as nails, fencing, stand
ard pipe, roofing and household
equipment will take an impressive
aggregate total.
Means Flood Control
Fortunately this business will
likely spread over long period and
will be followed eventually by flood
control programs of great benefit to
the steel industry.
Furthermore, release OF railroad
materials was stepped up by the
floods. Car building and repair
programs are going forward rapidly,
and rail and track supply specifica-
tons, are increasing this week."
Prices on many steel products
rose somewhat today as the second
quarter quotations went into effect.
Even with maximum deductions for
quantity, asking prices on sheets
and strip steel are at higher level
than the average during the first
quarter.
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KROGER SALES DECLINE

I IUtts > VtCFUI
CHICAGO, April 6.-Sales of the
Kroger Grocery and Baking Co. for
the four weeks period ended March
81 amounted to s17,939, 900, COM
pared with s18,072, 900 IN the like
1885 period, it was reported today.
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unpopular pro-
feSsors" t h a t
one might al
most suppose
that planning
was inherently
wicked a n d
that in gov
eminent there
is a certain
virtue in chaos
and disorder.
Yet there are
a few things
which cry out
for a little
planning. One
of them is that
magnificent en-
doWnent of
roads which
are not so
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FOREIGN BONDS DROP
Index of so Representative Issues
Placed at 57.96.
Times Special

Times Special
NEW YORK, April 6.-Foreign
dollar bonds declined during March,
according to the Foreign Bond AS
sociates, Inc, index of so representa-
tive issues, which stood at 57.96 on
March 81 compared with 1894 on
Feb. %. it was announced today.
The Is South American issues
included in. the index rose 036 per
cent, while the four Australasian is
sues fell 0.78 per cent and the 80
European issues fell 2.76 per cent,
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FOREIGN
Local Securities

(By Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.)
The following quotations do not rep
resent actual bids or offerings. but
merely indicate the approximate market
level on buying and selling inquiries or
recent transactions.
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Chicago Grain Futures
LOCAL CASH MARKET
(By James E. Bennett & Coz

City grain elevators are paving 81 cents
for. No. soft wheat. Other grades on
their merits. Cash corn new No. 4 yellow
4s cents and oats ls esltss -
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Money and Exchange
TREASURY STATEMEN,
lR,r I1n;tod nA

(By United Press
WASHINGTON. April 6-Governmen
expenses and receipts for the current fisca
year to April 3. as compared with a veal
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Business Studies
COMMODITY. PRICES AsO INTEREST RATES

WHEN is INITIATION COMING This question has been
stany flashed before depths the
periods of deaon Today banking
foundation which support credit initiation
The danger that credit quickly
control General imitation
standing condonsboh commodity
high
At present wholesale commodity by the De-
proportonaey
imitation. For coming
both commodity prices and
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
(By Abbott, Proctor g. Paine)
Treasurys
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(Copyright, 1886, by Standard Statisti
Evening star., 1936-05-17

FALLS CHURCH. VA.
In a beautiful section of this historic
town. A modern Groom house, 2-car ga
rage A-acre plot. Priced less than So 900.
Call Walnut 1925 for further informa-
Evening star., 1936-05-17
2l25 Lee Highway Clarendon III i.
Exceptional Country Home

| 2 Acres
HAVE FRUIT GARDEN, CHICKENS. COW.
ModeGC s-Tms house; bed rms: hard
both coal and elec. ranges. elec. water
pasture BUILDINGS for COW. chickens. 40
tree orchard bis garden, lovely shade
trees: ] block to trolley: only $50 mo;
] ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC.
/ Phone Clar 400. or Falls Church 43O-J-1.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

modern. large lot: Silver Spring: $4,000:
$500 down. $50 month. Phone Kensing-
ton S-F-5
Evening star., 1936-05-17

SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY to buy WE'LL
esta abnshed restaurant. including modern
residence. on main road very close to D c.
Mr. Bowers. $50 l1th st. NV. Natl. 32"S.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

FINE OLD HOME. BRICK HOUSE. OUT
buildings. fruit trees. acres land half
clear. balance oak timber; run down, but
a real bargain on edge of town of Ma
nassas Va: double your money: act quick.
G. R. GAINES, Alexandria, Va. Phone 24G.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

FOR SALE-SILVER SPRING. 500 MAPLE
lane-Attractive S-room. 2-bath. 2-car
garage lot approximately 79x140; fire.
place; landscaped priced right: terms to
suit Owner. e M BARRY phone Shep-
herd 3303. Priced So 800.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
4 ACRES-10 ROOMS
DRANESVILLE, VA.
S5.5OO-TERMS
$4,950
CIR. BUNGALOW

Fairfax. Cedar ave.-3 bed rooms.
large living room. dining room.
kitchen and bath; front and rear
porches: hot-water heat. cellar.
school, terms; $500 cash. S45
monthly.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
Forestville. Md.
CLINTON pARK

Acre or more new addition elegant
building sites; truck. chicken land $50
a. up; S25 down, $40 mo-; s mi. D. C.;
State road. bus. electric. etc: pick plots
now Grand opening Sunday. May 25
% a.. house outbulldings; terms; 81 $50
20 a. house. part clear; terms; 81 600
sraTe sTgVf road Sneso soos taTs $50 4sG
30 a., paved road. long front. truck
poultry farm. Ar. house. electric. etc:
mi. D. C.; terms. SIS 500. WENz. Floral
Park, Nd. IL mi. auto route 8. Open
Sundays
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

MODERN GROOM HOUSE NECESSARY
outbuildings, u acre ground. Inspection
invited. Near B. & o station. j. E. POL
LOCK. Boyds. Nd.
. ACRES. 9-ROOM 9-BATH HOUSE,
ami. See Mr.. SCHULZ. Randall Td.. SUIT
land Nc. 1S'
Evening star., 1936-05-17
PRICE-S6,450.
441 DFI,AFIFID PI, NV

Six lovely rooms tiled bath. built-in tub
and shower breakfast and sleeping porches.
covered front porch. Bryant gas furnace,
bea ltiful recreation room: house complete
" screened and stripped. Venetian
blinds elec. refrigerator garage. paved
toned like new: close to schools. churches
and transportation
THINK OF ALL OF THIS FOR Sc $50.
You must see this home TO appreciate it.
For sale by owner or telephone Adams
214Q-J Terms can be ARRANGED
Evening star., 1936-05-17

For facts see Walter
O'Hara & Son, Lee
Boulevard, Walnut 1850,
Bancroft, Va.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

COMPLETELY REMoDELED INSIDE AND
floors. double siding W. stripped. large
closets large porch. built-in garage; over
i3 acre; bus service; turn right at traffic
turn right past Indian Spring Golf Club.
! u miles to house. Owner, Phone Atlantic
o1o5-J
Evening star., 1936-05-17

CLARENDON U3l9 n. HUDSONl-SIX
large rooms, bath. h.-w.h.; all city i'm;
provements in and paid for. garage: ideal
for families: lot 5Ox115. Go in Sc, 500.
terms Owner Clarendon 401-R.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
ROOMY BUNGALOW
BIG LOT
ONLY S5,95O-TERMS

Five large rooms. fioored attic thas
: windows; could be made into >
bed rooms; screened front. back
porches: living room. dining room.
kitchen. pantry. electric range; bath
room. . large bed rooms. closets;
hot-water heat oak floors we'll
lighted concrete cellar. laundry
trays. lawn. shrubbery. trees: chick
en- and dog house surrounded by
heavy wire fence Ideal place to
raise chickens and keep pets.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

FOR SALE BY OWNER-LARGE
home, located ne. corner 9th and
Mount Vernon pl. NV; 13 rooms,
2 baths; double brick garage;
ami: good location for rooming
house; will sell reasonable. APP
ply 3619 Benning rd. ne. Lin
coin 1888; ewes, Georgia TIL.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

VIENNA, VA-SMALL DWELLING. THREE
rooms and room for bath one and three
fourth acres; 500 #. frontage on street
200 yds.. from electric station; So 800
Vienna 30 l. L. FREEMAN Realtor.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

NEW GROOM HOUSE AND 5 ACRES OF
pretty land on hill; bath, hot-water heat,
fireplace, city elect. basement > porcheS,
we'll garage, barn; near junction Of hard
roads, > bus lines. stores, school and
church; in white neighborhood. 3 miles
from Washington: price. S6 800; $500
cash, assume trust, balance S65 per
month. See MASON HIRST. Annandale,
Evening star., 1936-05-17
S A l. E.

low and garage; extra lavatory and bowl.
white porcelain wash trays. open FIRE;
place automatic gas heater hardwood
floors h-wh. oil burner. hard surface
street. 6043 22nd ST. north. Overlee
Knolls. Va off Robert E. Lee School. via
Lee hiehvay 10 Nottingham St. turn risht
cupsncy. Buy direct from builder save
commission; easy terms. Phone Georeta
1868 Omen all day Sunday
Evening star., 1936-05-17
so Q50-N w

Pretty Colonial detached brick home, 6
large rooms. beautiful col c2lored baths. IS:
furred brick garage automatic hot-water
heat beautiful lot. completely sodded, big
oak trees: excellent environment. AbSo-
lutely barsaIn. Reasonable terms.
MODERN GAS APPLIANCES.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
215 ACRES; SAIL

N25 CASR-SIO MONTHLY.
voade6 a6 tss Esboo sqSd bSl s9 Aso acrey
adjoining S431; 13 acres. Sl.170; l5
acres. 81 $50. Liberal discount for cash.
On all-year road. 4 miles or rs minutes
from downtown Washington. 20 years
specializing in Fairfax County land. You
do not pay too much II I sell 1t as I will
not list properties overpriced MARTIN
7 WEIR 4 SON Annandale Va
Evening star., 1936-05-17

COLORED BARGAIN-S5,250; ia 17th
Sc; modern brick home like new;
2H6ef iVel9 for i tbs barssfn S Phone ADAMS 4ss5
CoLoRED-ANoTHER NICE BUY. NICE
ly conditioned, Groom and bath modern
P@sTSS @ Open t2r Inspection m ton daily ntif ,ansii
sAeERs 924 I4th n NV. ,'' National ooss. "
able colored neighborhood: 8 rooms and
ffth Phone %est 445 modern terms
CoLoRED-MoDERN HOUSE IN BEAU
ne VIII l,oe be conditioned to suit purchaser.
723 Colorado Bldg. Natl 1895.
COLORED SPECIAL
Being completely redecorated like new
installing : modern baths, new hot-water
. baths. 5-story modern brick, good down
town northwest location; reasonable cash
payment, balanee like rent Call MR.
HEIGLE. Natl. $3.50; evenings, Pot. 2712 =
COLORED-NEAR CAPITOL.
6-rm. brick house. redecorated. electric
ity. new Arcola heating plant; 81 $50; small
EhPy fash Pay%oent yGo YerE easy terms Ss s5ES pIXE
CoLORED-COLoNIAL TYPE. SEMI-DE-
tached; z bright, spacious rooms breakfast
room; thoroughly modern; excellent condi-
SR oW te1s o1 rd hSrts oysTS9fns SqS reservoirs
CoLoRED-1sCH BLOCK, 3rd ST. NV
o rms. h.-w.h.. elec.. hardwood floors;
excellent condition: your terms. Col 0796
cOLORED-6 r., BATH: H-WH.. ELEC-
gas: front porch, double rear porches:
space for garage: bargain for quick sale.
Phone Decatur 594S.
FOR SALE TO CoLoRED.
odetn Sm GOOD buy fine condition. eee On
00un1''s sShs 81 ss gESsEgf M s!Sfs INC,
COLORED-S2,5O0-6 ROOMS, BRICK,
ami
S7.000-6 rooms, brick. ami; Colonial;
oil heat
S4,500-6 rooms, brick, ANIL; Ledroit
Park.
We have other good buys east of 18th
and Lamont. th ana Park rd., Takoma
COLORED BARGAIN, So, 500.
6 r.. b., h.-w.h., elec. National se4e.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
WOODSIDE PARK

For money-saving prices on homes. home
sites and acreage. see our selected list OF
UNADVERTISED PROPERTIES.
1855 Georgia Ave. Md Shepherd 2145.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

ROBT. E. LOHR OFFERS YOU A 4-RooM
BUNGALOW for $4,000 and a 5-room one for
$4,000. Both are modern. located on
sS easd .nd sdFss5 s5 ane per
abe Immediately. ali Cedar st.. Takoma
Park. or phone Georgia 0ss1:
LYON VILLAGE VA-sIX- ROOM MOD
i7o5 Calvert st. Walnut s5o4-J II.
MODERN 5-RooM BRICK. BUNGALOW.
large lot, oak floors. hot-water heat, large
attic. -2-car brick garage. $500 cash. ball
SSSno TSt bSd pssre Hessts Mao
! miles from CAPITOL on Marlboro pike
MCLEAN VA.|-ROOM BUNGALOW.
Sa acre bne s1euns Geos s S se as FG Hsm
UTAH STREET. LEE HGHTs-TWo UN-
usually attractive. new brick homes. IN
one Of the hest wooded sections Of nearby
prced r t' to sell I s'aeo Come esq out Saturday or
Spnday For direstions. anSo and terms Tnan,S call
$500
Buys 8 bed room home and large corner
i9t with plenty Of shrub6eryh h anil: 1sdtrrE IN
Owner has authorized attractiyee terms.
HYATTsVILLE. ON GUY AVE.-BUNGA-
sce Gs hEE hasfs ds ser IL arss
hot-wateT heat. Asking $500; terms.
Phone OWNER. Greenwood 1247.
NEW .s:RooM BUNGALOW ALL MOD; p
shaee Hrxay es souse m
lot; high elevation: near schools. churchss
and stores. Low price for quick sale. F.
7-RoOM SEMI-BUNGALOW. HOT-WATER
Shade. garage; located i block from car
GNN Gf srss s$SGP fsfsHnsP's ssna er&s
sALE-BEAUT1tUL 5-AcRE TRACT CON-
n1t tSn1g M 0RNEY h0y sRd sbs 0sssr Ms ssr000er'
rooms g. bath, ami. garage. lot 75x125;
ales 5s2R P''Ess 9S
VA. SEMINARY HILL-,5 ACRES UNIM.
e50fe1 Is boxwood sI Nat Natl. 1876 or Alex s.Fs.
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS VILLAGE-NEW
all-masonry fireproof house. 4 PED rooms:
81 WI oo6 or'ns complese ses $1,000 down Address
Box COX. Star ofiice: 20.
sRM BUNGALOW W.,,,iia iaAcEIs Isea.ed eEoENR; csSin
traitor. t i41o crittenden NV.
BY OWNER MODERN BUNGALOW; t2''s,
pOgay poa sS.ae houses sss.. Sons sng
BUNdALoW-5, Rooms It. BATH IN niiMI !,
downtown; reasonable 1921 s. Nelson St.
Arlington. Va.
ENGLISH COTTAGE TYPE BUNGALOW
rooms, baths: large screened pCpffhi wfti
storage space: modern sewerage system
near schools and bus line; acres OF large
iandscaped lawn TO inspect take any roat
to Alexandria and drive miles % west .s .
| the Theological Seminary. continue Wes We,
on property. Price, $1,000. Reasonable
| terms. n,
1914 King st. Phone Alex. 1921.
l Alexandra. Va.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
RENT-SUBURBAN.


s-ROOM HOUSE. BATH, UNFURNIsHED;
large yards; one block from two bus lines:
S65 Phone Walnut 9367-W.
MILES FROM BETHESDA BANK. LUX
Lane-6 rooms outbuildingS 165 acres:
$50. mo: will rent house separate. CO.
lumbia 6s15.
FURNISHED COTTAGE. 10 ROOMS AND
bath, sanitary plumbing, electric lights,
$50 per month; 2 hours from Washington.
G. D. BUDDECKE. Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
BROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, CHEW
erly Md.--Garage. large lot. shade: excel
way turn right .Landover rd. to Cheverly:
house open, Holly rd;. near corner Laurel
ave-: no children; $40. NEWMAN Hyatts.
Vile 1881. to 8 pm.
s2s N. STAFFORD ST. BALLSTON. VA
House. partly furnished rooms. ami
$50. or rooms. S45. Seen any time. 17s
TURN. HOUSE. BARGAIN C.HW. -ELEC,
refrigerator. 2 baths: " acre shade and
lawn; nearby Va. Phone Clarendon 1ss-W
4-RoOM BUNGALOW AT ENGLESIDE.
Richmond Highway. Apply at Doves Store
(Engleside).
FURNISHED. 7-RooM BUNGALOW AND
garage June Is to Oct. 8. All electrical
appliances. Large shady yard, everything
pool; s375 for 4 months; References re-
BATTERY PARK. MD - ATTRACTIVE
6-roon Dutch Colonial: garage, Frisidare.
trees. Phone ColuThia 1868.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SALE-SUBURBAN.

SIX FINE NEW BRICK HOMES.
Permanently financed in nearly Va. less
than 5 miles from White House: RESTRICTED
$50 for a 5-rm. bungalow to $3.50 for
4-bed rm.. 2-bath, .2-story home with
slate roof. copper walls. & flshgs.. furred
lots. L. s. HURLEY. Wal. s60s or Col.
1927.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
CAPITOL HILL NEAR
MARYLAND AVE

Beautiful detached Colonial brick home,
rooms q large bed rooms. oil heat. b.-i;
saraEe f5 has v jnSt o9en TeGonoonsa
SON To inspect. call District Ia1l.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
$1,000.

Beautiful new brick Cape Cod home. 3
bed rooms tile bath. all-electric kitchen.
located in University Park. Open Sun
days. Reasonable terms. ROGERS &
TOMPKINS, Hyattsville, Md. Hyattsville
Evening star., 1936-05-17
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
SALR-SUBURBAN.

- 'AtT0T uIooul1 .s,u as H IGG
'OITaO TOf 'sn ulIM 5IBS 10 luaI IoJ Ana
-dOTd LSII .SLOHdSONd ALNI1d aAvH
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SACRIFICE Ry OWNER

New brick bungalow; large rms. an a. {;
overlooking large estate; ! blk. bus. store,
school; 5 mi. White House. consider rental
purchase to good tenant. 2125 Military
r. Cherrydale Va. Clarendon 149l.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SALE-SUBURBAN.

$3.50 CASH AND sci PER MONTH IN
cludes interest, taxes and insurance on a
fine Groom home. Tile bath, hot-water
heat, hardwood floors, open fireplace, ga
rage, beautiful lot. This is not the usual
low-payment home, but real buy. Call
ROGERS & TOMPKINS. Greenwood 2795.
Open Sunday
Evening star., 1936-05-17
MONTHLY PAYMENT ONLY
$40 50
1915 18th ST G Z

1910 1OLIl = ;. De.
Attractive. new. al-brick semi-detached
house Cn deep lot. ) large rooms. tile bath;
hardwood floors throughout, large covered
front porch close TO stores and transpor-
tatIon. If you can pay rent. you can own
this house Open for inspection Saturday
and Sunday Call Mr. ToWbeS.
1904 K ST NV CAFPTTZ. DIST. 9OS0
Evening star., 1936-05-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED = JUNE / SMALL UNFUR.
n.shed cottage or house nearby MARYLAND
or Virginia: employed couple one small
dos: unfurnished light housekeeplus rooms
considered. Address BOX l97-K. Star o1ce.
THREE OP FOUR ROOM AND BATH
bungaIow $500 down and balance SIS a
month. Address Box 93S-R, Star Office.
TO RENT SMALL COTTAGE IN SUBURBS
or country Answer giving fun particulars.
Address Box 1So-K Star Office.
COTTAGE OR BUNGALOW. FURNISHED
or unfurniShed; reasonable rent: nearby
virsinia or MARYLAND; conyenienf 20
school; may buy if suitable, National
GsS7. or address Box lSS-K. Star Office.
BY JUNE Is > FURNISHED ROOMS.
kitchenette. bath: quiet. cool: prefer pri-
vate home; 4 aSdglts; rent reasons BILE; near
Address Box ok Star Office.
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA OR MARYLA,ND,
for Summer. for refined family Of /,
Phone before 10 N. or after 3 pm,
Metropolitan 2so5.
SMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR
family of in quiet locality; on. upper
Potomac. IN or near District Of Columbia.
for period June 1920. Address Box
257-K. Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
$3.50.
TAKOMA PARK

Open SATURDAY afternoon and evening
and ali day Sunday
A & b DEVELoP1NG CO. INC
:. ] 8 Wilson Blvd Walnut 162h -
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SATC-SJIPU1RRAN

buys nice 5-rm BUNGALOW and garage: also
have many new homes for sale on easy
terms.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
S6,85O.00
MCLEAN, VA.
8.R. MODERN HOME

Near stores. school. churches: large
Water 1Us sfee heat. S oil pOS BURNER eco Concrete
cellar. . baths, large living room.
dining room. library. kitchen. in
closed rear porch. screened front
porch. 4 bed rooms. 2-car garage,
chicken house: ideal year-round
home; terms. S500.00 cash. balance
$50 monthly,