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PROPOSALS.

PROCUREMENT DIVISION. PUBLIC
!. .ly38.-sealed bids in duplicate will be
publicly opened IN this ONCE at 70 AN.
system in the U. g. Treasury Building at
Washington: D: E; speeifications and draw
contractor interested In submitting Q pro-
posal. The above drawings and specihcs.
tons MUST be returned to this once.
Speeincattons and drawings fH any will
not be furnished to contractors Who have
consistently failed to submit proposals.
One set upon request. and when considered
furnished builders exchanges, chambers Of
commerce or other organizations who will
suocontractor or material firn Interested
snn Mis1 70 agsntity surveyors. but this privilege
turned after they have accomplished their
purpose. w Z. REYNOLDS Assistant
RRrfsetSr RrsSaS OF Procurement Public Buildings
oi"heh' se5.SD
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BARGAIN FOR COLORED
Broom. :,-bath, :!-story brick located
18th and Lamont SITS NV: only one trust.
held by Government. to run until paid.
We have the best-located and lowest
priced homes in town: all sizes. in all Sec
Iions of city. Call II. E. BATTLE CO.
115 Florida ave. NV Phone Potomac
1851. residence: Potomac 4550. Office.
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fkELiE. LksH, DGAgs 4 BARNAkD.

n,isi tEp rAhThEhsiffp. NO 81
signed. orsysoa M y nu,pbs' OH a
Sl.ss15ss. g aaSss..j r. az sfsslas r Wed Es.id
ssxssr 'Ses s1san, sna,s.essrl VIM" sn"f. =
s,s,is1 s,.ls boS " k.i.s G.i;sld aid j. s.i a.s..t.
having formed q limited partnersbip puT
snaht sui. 70 the laws of the State Of Nev York.
OF nS ceIrmbn,as dIsrns TO DC business q the District
nar.S ms Gay nied u certificate Of limited part
mnesIship msi,I.p n the ofnce OF the Clerk OF the
District OF Columbls: that The arm mann. g .af az
compsay. s,a snrtnspship ,ss, Is q Mp. Murphy x
transacted by said partnership is buying or
SSinerWlhe securing selling or otherwIse
gbItsIg glbspoSing OF and in any manner dealing.
ie ior DINERS. In stocks. bonds or other securi-
@ sies nnd property, transacting q general
ordinarily By s.R yore suss as
tuition and rules Of the said New e YORK sioet
10 dGr or assisting 70 procure underwritinas
or SrDscfiptions for stocks. bonds or other
ssSt.,,ns secnti,les and Ior otherwise financing or
e Grayson M Mp Murphy. Otis A. GIazs6roof.
nell. John 6 PemnySacker' James D. DeSoW- saw
yer yer ChaIles s, Sargent. win am P. T Pres
Do ke1y ESTn and q d.rsa chsre' 4 Ls,Es sss,s
Gapral gGepperal partners: that the said Frederick
OSpuln ahu AlonSo p. Villa are special
nave nave, contributed as capital to the common
stocK ct said partnership. the following
SInouhts IN cash. namely: Frederick o.
porn. ~, .50OO0. and Alfonso p, villa,
no, ,5uO00 and have also made addi-
nloiai t CONTRIBUTIONS OF capital to said COM
iiaou aoi htocK consisting in each case Of cash
securities and/or other property haytng
sctuaI ana agreed values hereinafter speci-
NEG 70 wit: Frederick Osborn So 300 40
ana Alfonso p. villa S4o 500 90: and that
IN me Term lor which the said partnership is
iSo eHiS. commenced on July ]. 1895 and
70; 70; 1922 subject to earlier termination at
me q oHllon OF any partner in the event OF
material breach Of the articles Of co-
partnership Dated this I9fh day Of
H!t HH!nguSt 1870 lSignedl Grayson Mp.
;Mlrphs OTIS A. Glazehrook. Jr p ErSkine
IHood Edward o Mcdonnell. John q
Senny2acKer. James D. Sawyer, Charles S
oalRelt. Nffllam p T. Preston J s. Will
son Jr Charles II. Baetler Don M Kelley
Faid aI,nricd q q Maxwell. Frederick osborn and
aa1T.la."I ,"i &c. G.os.3I-see4.7o11 os.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT OPyfcE
OF the Comptrolier OF the Currency, Wash-
hag. hfngton. d c.; August ~. Igas-hotice is
cis,sny rsreOy given 70 AZ persons who may have
u Loan Association Of Washington. ID. Or
mat the same must be bfrsSDlrd 10 IA, L.
Safnett. Jr. Receiver with the legal proof
thereof within three iasaibs ffon III. r. ts
or they may be disa ilDpsd
ObignedJ J. y r. OCOHHOR.
ComDtfoilsf of the cufTsuey.
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PLYMOUTH 1895 2-door de luxe sedan,
built trunk: this car is in new-car con-
on1on' back nnish. p0-day guarantee: SIS
Stadium 13EE rnNp -
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FORD 1886 VS. roadster. de luxe equip
ment. rumble seat. radio and other extras
Driven only = few hundred miles new-car
terms. service and guarantee. First buyer
gets 1t for S591. Nolan Motor Co.. III
18th ST NV
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SALE-AuTOMORIIES-

PLYMOUTH 1895 trunk sedans: two to
choose FROM one black. one gun metal;
eriven very little new-car condition: S545
Evans Palmer. Inc. 4432 Conn ave. NV.
.Washington'S Finest >" " -
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ger coupe. Excellent black paint SpotlesS
cloth upholstery. Very. good tires. Really
hne motor. You will find this car a real
value at Nil5. c. c. c. Guaranty Capitol
Cadillac Co.. l.2" lind ST. NV. Natl
.IIUU. Open Sun and eve
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AUTO LOANS.

MONEY LOANED ON YOUR CARVE
will lend YOU full market value on your
car Cash in minutes. Borrow on your
car and pay for that vacation, old bills.
etc Nolan Motor Co.. I'LL 18th st. NV.
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NEW .6-RM. BUNGALOW IN VA; AMI:
gu buildings. About acres of ground
Wlli sell on easy terms OF trade for de-
Slrdble residence in Washington D. c. Ad-
dress Box 4G9-E.. Star office
BAND-SAW MILL. WELL LOCATED. SALE
or trade for real estate. Address Box
l?1-C. Star office Ss
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROP; INCOME.
~ 500; price ST. 800: trade equity. 81 =
300. on larger property farm or sub
agents protected. Address Box 3U2-D. Star
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S400, FULL PRICE, BUYS CHOICE OF
ten lots II sold this mo. Water. sewer.
10 min. to downtown. Address BOX 466-D.
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RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

DRUG STORE-NEAREST y MILE GOV
ernment bldg. 2 schools, transfer point.
4213 Conn. ave-: $3.50.
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DE SOTO 1886 Air-Flow sedan: driven less
than 1900 actual miles; Owner forced
to sell; will sacrifice $500 on original
price. See Mr.. N. L. Hudson. 4231 Jenifer
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NEW DETACHED HOMES
BURLEITH.
6007 34th PI,. NV.
80 SEATON PL. NV.

First floor: rooms bath; bsmt.; good
furnace: $50 mo-; available now. Nice
place for reSpopsible family. Z"
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PONTIAC 1875 4-door de luxe sedan,
6ulit-in trunk. black finish new-car con.
oltlon: SO-day guarantee: S95 down. $40
monthly. Coast-In Stadium. 1855 Con-
necticut ave
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TERRAPLANE 1885 2-door sedan: blue
nhlsh. rlch mohsir upholstery. consealed
spare ana luggage space. practically new
tires. smooth running motor. Only S4a1;
pay $40 down. Nolan Motor Co. 18th
and N stS NV ~ -oN
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NORTHWEST-S5,8 $50,

Desirable residential neighborhood. above
Fec Greek Church rd.. Just of New Hamp-
elec.; front porch Financed in III. o. l.. C.
with low monthly payments.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
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RENT-OFFTCES.
RENT-STORES.

OFFICE ROOM in Printcraft Bldg. fur
nished or unfurniShed. Apply Room 2O4
$50 st. NV
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SALE-SUBURBAN.


$1,000 FOR MOST BEAUTIFUL. WOODED
hillside home site. overlooking Little Falls;
restricted. built-up section. Address Box
315-D. Star ONCE.
$4Oo, FULL PRICE. BUYS CHOICE OF
ten lots II sold this mo. Water. sewer.
is min: to downtown. Address BOX 46S-D.
Star ONCE.
AURORA HILLS, vA.-$abO DOWN.
S55 month. including taxes: 5-room frame
crete street: convenient school. stores: iOc
0uS' hne ressaential c g Mccf,afHEi scsfetifHHSEi
sioo Wilson WaInua Rlya' osss. sSssssrend0n' Va
HISTORICAL HOUSE; 8 ROOMS, 10
acres: restored: mountain view: price re-
dussd to settle ,ss estate rooms and 9
es pSsssz MODEM ss hSSs.. dTxbYs age e. VIM YIN
REAL VALUE IN SILVER SPRING. S0.a50
for q new brick bungalow in one-fare
and and built-in ssrsse Lot Goxioo. with
=; LoIiR; an Cedar ST. Takoma Park.
5-RooM BUNGALOW: BATH. -ELEc-
tricity. furnace heat; large lot: 81. $50:
$500 cash, Si5 mo. Erwin REALTY CO.
Call Hyattsville T65.
S6.7 6.750-DELIGHTFUL T-ROOM HOME,
Lyon Park; corner lot 10Oxl25. beautiful
Shrubbery. shade. garage; ami: terms
RALPH GRAIN. 4399 Lee Hwy wal 6.'59,
WILL SELL NEW Arm HOUSE. SCREEN
ed porch, bath room roughed in. open fire.
place; high elevation. large wooded lot;
near TRANSFORMATION; $3.50: $50 month.
McNAB Falls Church 4OS.
NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH BRICK BUNGA-
lows; ami; hot-water heat; on bus line
and paved street: price. $5.95O; easy
terms. o. B. ZANTzINGER co. River
dale. Md. Phone Greenwood 1919.
LARGE BUNGALOW LIKE NEW; Aft.
rooms. GIFT. bath: drv cellar. 2SX2S; fer
tile lot. 163x.35; close business center
Hyattsville; $1,000; $500 down, S3l
monthly. GEO. c. WALKER. Greenwood
ls99. Not Sunday.
FOR SALE. so ACRES, FRONTING j 300
It. on Wisconsin ave. north OF Bethesda.
directly opposite the new u S. Institute
of Health. PIERRE c. DUGAN & NEPHEW,
520 N. Charles ST.. Baltimore. Md.
NEARBY VA.-JUST COMPLETED,
$3.50. 81 1000 down. Sb5 mo-. incl.
taxes. 6-room Colonial brick built-n
garage open fireplace large wooded lot.
new subdivision; l5-minute bus service.
McCLAINE. 2IO0 Wilson Blvd.
Clarendon Va Walnut sBoDp
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

MODERN. FTREPROOF. 16-CAR GARAGE
having frontage on two streets. located IN
the vicinity of Fla. ave. and 9th st. NV.
Reasonable rent.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 K ST. National 93OO.
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RENT-DESK SPACE.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

MAKE OUR OFFICE YOUR OFFICE
Msu Telephone and Secretarial Service.
1913 National Press Bldg. Natl 05Gl.
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SALE-WAREH0uSES.

2-sToRY BRICK BUILDING. ExCEP-
tionally well built. go IT. long: sacrifice,
easy terms: $4.950. L. H. THADEN. Wis
consin 544O
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" II. I. I'VE. TIE. DECATUR UT :.
WOODBRIDGE HOMES

school and r. I ave. Only $50 monthly
Small cash payment. MAYNOR 1905
Brent wood I'd. ne. North 433S
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BEVERLY BEACH. CHEsAPEAKE Bay
for booklet. Address MAYO. A. A. Co.. Md.
EPPING FOREST-OWNER WILL sACRI-
nee $4,000 cottage for $1,000 If sold
right away. Five rooms. attic, basement,
lots. beautifully Handicapped. MUST BE
SOLD NOW. Cottage Happy Days" at
wai1 CIRCLE near club house. Add1sss Sox
39A.G Star once. A
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WILLYS "s'' sedan. late 1922; paint tire,
ano motor perfect. spotless upholstery;
speedy; forced to SELL $3.50; cash or terms.
.i0u IND St NV store 6s
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nne: Sl9 down balance to suit Suliivsn n
Chevrolet Co.. 2435 14th ST. NV. Adams
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IERRAPLANE 1924 l-door sedan; dash
board starter and other special features:
Sl5 DOWN, balance in small monthly paw
ments. Nolan Motor Co.. 18th and N
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S. Q5Q=VACANT.

A short distance in Md. Just of Of the
Marlboro pike. A detached home. COM
pletely reconditioned; 6 rooms and bath.
cellar. hot-water heat: garage. A real
buy. Terms. $500 cash. balance monthly
like rent.
John F. Donohoe & Sons,
3I4 Pennn Ave Sc
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED. FURN. OR UNFURN. APT,
private bath, kit, heat, clean, one or two
rooms Young couple viii lease for 10
months Under $40. Address Box l41-E.
Star office. -
WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE. SMALL
light Housekeeping apartment furnished.
good NV. location. Address Box 293.E
Star ONCE. y!
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PLYMOUTH 1885 coach You won't ffrd
nicer one IN town; black finish hasn't
perfect. We invite your most careful in
sDectlon; S495. Pohanka Service 1875
10Th st NV District nI41
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PONTHC 1885 sedan; like new in every
detail; perfect family car: SN"6. Evans
Palmer Inc. 44;i2 Conn. ave. n w. Wash.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

CHERRYDALE. VA 32l4 N KENMORE
: rooms and bath. INV h, garage. Adults
Reference. $50.
of Capitol. ami; electric kitchen: nicely
furn.; pa acres. orchard grapes: garage
chicken house; only so. Telephone Attain
tic :iS1l-W. %
OLD GEORGETOWN RID. AT TILDE.
lane. half way between Bethesda and
ROckVlle-G-room frame house and 4
acres ground, me spring So month.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1505 H St. NV National o3i5.
TAKCMA PARK. MD.-SG3. so.
Mod .rn 5-room bungalow. garage unfin-
porch.
c. c. McCLAINE
Zoo Wilson Blvd. Clarendon, Va.
Walnut gr,gn
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SALE-AUTO TRrCKC

FORD l93? de luxe panel delivery: only
IL terms. Nolan. I'LL 18th St NV
FORD 1924 stake-bodv truck: best condi-
III 18th ST. NV
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PLYMOUTH 1882 sedan; new Arabian sand
nnsh. cream wire wheels fine tires seat
covers. and IT performs perfectly A yery
attractive and economical car: S225, pc
hanka Service. I126 10th st. NV. Dis
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FORD 1895 de luxe sedan delivery: tust
like new: a splendid bargain only s4S5:
terms Nolan. III sth st. NV
FORD 1895 VS. pickup delivery: looks
new: only Si01; terms small down nav.
Inent Nolan iii 18th st NV
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SALE-INyEsTMENT PROPERTY.
WANTED-INVESTMENT PROP.

WE PAY ALL CASH FOR D. c. INVEST
ment property. Particularly apartment
houses ranging 1G to 36 units No COM
missions We are not brokers Mr.. CRAW-
FORD, 1910 Vermont ave- NV Met. 2113
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SALE-FARMS,

SALE-FARMS.
FINE SITE FOR COUNTRY HOME: IL
acres with beautiful large shade trees
on good road: electricity: slL miles D. c.,
80: Nd 81 SO; terms $3.50 cash. At
We Have Splendid Variety of
Estates, Farms and Country
Homes Throughout Beautiful
Montgomery County, Md.
1s rooms. 3 baths. and 2 other dwell
lngS with 23o acres. near Sandy Spring;
S65. 900.
90e acres. with large house barn and
farm buildings; near Darnestown; $4,000
420 acres. sroom house. near German
town; S17,500.
10 rooms. 2 baths. acre. between
Sandy Spring and Olney; SS 500.
14e acres with buildings, $50 per acre;
near Laytonsville.
s0-acre dairy farm. $500. and many
other places to choose from.
E. C. THOMAS, Farm Dept,
BOSS & PHELPS,
l4l7 K st. NV
National 1900. Adams e1of.
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PLYMOUTH S3G 4-door de luxe sedan
outt-In trunk; this car has been used by
an onclal o. the company; new-car guar
antee: S95 down or your old car as down
payment; monthly terms to suit. Coast-In
Stadium 1855 Conn ave
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LINCOLN 1895 ZEPHYR. latest model DEM
onstrator; to be sold at great Sacrifice:
Try the thrill ride OF 1896: your car or
Sl5o as down payment. Call Mr. Powell
Holans Superior Service Station. Con-
necticut and Nebraska sVes. Emerson
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WANTED TO BUT-HOUSEs.

THE RADIO REAL ESTATE BUREAU
Will paw spot cash for very low priced
suburban homes. Mr.. PERKINS. Di. o9a9.
THE RADIO REAL ESTATE BUREAU
viii pay spot cash for small homes in the
NV. or ne. MR.. PERKINS. Dist. 5919.
WANT TO BUY HOUSE UNDER IS. 900 IN
District. no down payment Good job.
steady income. Address Box 2S5-E. Star
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SALE-LOTS,

3 ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR. 23OO R. I.
ave. ne Apply Monday after 1890 m
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RENT-FARMS.

BETWEEN BETHESDA AND ROCKVILLE.
Md acres. about - clear for cultiVa-
or water in house: good spring water: rent.
$50. Call M J. LUCHS. Bradley 3l4-R
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
II car Is paid for. will give you
full cash price, or II not paid for,
will pay off balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MIR. BARNES. 1929 18th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc. 1920 14th st. NV. De. 1900
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FLYMoUTH-l935 Plymouth touring Sc
dan with built-in trunk, black finish:
neW-car condition throughout Goes on
sale for SSH Pay only S15 down. Nolan
Motor Co. 18th and M stx n w
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

COLORED
Lots, S97 80 up; terms as low as 81
down and ST monthly: in ne. Natl 1850
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GRAHAM 1884 sedan. model IS: q fne
car in every respect and at the price It
real value. Original finish is perfect
mas nne tires. upholstery clean and shows
ponanks Service. ll26 Goth st. NV. Dis
trlct MAJ
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PLYMOUTH de luxe 1875 Fordor sedan.
low mileage. excellent appearance and me
chanical condition; will sacrifice. as I
Georgia WA
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.s0-acre dairy farm. $500. and many
other places to choose from.
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o1S~ rlSnI1 0HODErN IiOOOEso no IINVE"oI
ments: clients can pay cash: not over
$1,000. See, phone or write
ROGER s. MOSS
Geo 64S3. 92T 18th. Dist. 1921.
or colored regardless OF condition. VIM
J. CALLAHAN, 1427 Eye st. NV. Natl
1899 10'
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame, white or colored. Immediate ac-
ton. No commission. E. A. GARVEY. Dis
trict 45OS. 1l26 Vt. ave.
LET US SELL YOUR HOME TO COLORED
for all cash. We have the fastest selling
organization. H. E. BATTLE CO. Phone
Potomac 1851. residence: Potomac 4o5O.
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1s rooms. baths. and 2 other dwell
lngs with 23o acres. near Sandy Spring;
S65. 900.
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eight-cylinGer motor IN dandy Condition:
clean interior: hye fne tires: beautiful
new nnlSh. Any demonstration you want.
what others charge. Check our car
against any IN town. Pay only SIS down:
mo. Daymts arranged to suit you Free
driving lessons. Owens Motor Co. 6:}23
Georgia ave
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14e acres with buildings, $50 per acre;
near LaytonSyile
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$1,000 FOR MOST BEAUTIFUL WOODED
hillside home site. overlooking Little Falls;
restricted. built-up section. Address Box
315-D. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
GAIN IN CROP PRICES
OF 26 PCT. REVEALED
Generally Improved Demand and
Smaller Supplies Reflected
in Sharp Increase.

Prices received by farmers for their
1886 crops advanced Is per cent over
the 1885 prices and came within 13
per cent of the 1929 level, the Depart
ment of Agriculture reported today.
The sharp increase reflects a gener-
ally improved demand situation as
we'll as smaller supplies, the Bureau of
Agricultural Economics stated. Some
of the food and feed crops, sharply re-
duced by the drought, brought unusu-
ally high prices, and these increases
helped to raise prices of rice, cotton
seed and number of competing
foods and feeds, Of which there is q
more nearly normal supply.
The most marked price advances
registered for 1886 occurred in the
case Of seeds. Alfalfa, timothy and
the clovers, the leading hays, were in
great demand last Summer, while the
supply of both alfalfa and timothy
was much shorter than usual.
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bile registered In the name Of husband
and wife, each may be considered as
owner thereof. You are informed that
where the automobile used by the en-
ploye previously authorized to travel
in his own automobile on o mileage
basis on ofncial business away from
his designated post Of duty, under the
act Of 1881, as amended, is registered
jointly In the name Of such employe
and his wife, the automobile will be
considered as the employees own
automobile within the provisions Of
the act Of February II, 1881, 46 Stat,
1908, as amended"
From the record submitted with the
decision 1t was indicated that 1t was
In behalf Of some Navy Department
employe who was about to be married,
and had been informed by the lady
in question that part Of "the auto
mobile" was hers, inasmuch as the,
Secretary asked for "sn advance de-
clsion" on the Issue.
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'Breck' Is Given to Couples
Whose Cor Is Jointly O,vned

Acting Controller General Elliott to-
day helped along the cause Of domestic
felicity when he gave = ''break" to
those marital establishments where
the family automobile Is the Joint
property Of husband and wife.
Under Q previous controller generals
decision, husband using an automo-
bile on Government business could not
claim mileage II the vehicle was reg
istered in the name of his wife.
Came then the Secretary Of the
Navy. who wanted to know what about
making payments to the husband If
the car was registered In both his and
his wife's names.
That. said Elliott, was all right.
"A joint title in personal property
implies joint ownership; that Is. .
common property interest enjoyed by
two or more persons, each having the
same right In the use or bene1lt Of the
property" said the acting controller
general. with respect to an automo-
Evening star., 1936-12-30

Milton M. Campbell. whose favorite
boast Is of having attended all but
three Of the presidential inaugura-
tions since Lincoln took Office, and
whose prime regret Is Of having served
in the Confederate army but i've
days-the last Of the Civil War
celebrated his Goth birthday ami.
versary yesterday.
Mr.. Campbell is not quite sure just
which inaugurations he missed but
says without hesitation that his string
Of misses win be run to four on
January 20, because all the parades
and fuss are made for young people
and its too strenuous for me any
more"
Even as o boy Mr.. Campbell wasn't
50 strong on actually seeing the in
auguration as he was about coming
to town." He lived in the hill coun-
try Of Virginia and with several other
lads would come into town, ostensibly
for the ceremonies. I'VE always
wound up riding Ground on the street
Evening star., 1936-12-30
Veteran Inaugural Spectator
Celebrates 9Oth Birthday

cars all day. except once when was
50 close to the President could hear
him kiss the Bible. I forget Just
which President it was"
Mr.. Campbell entered the Confed-
crate army while in his teens and
served i've days In the Signal Corps
before Lee surrendered at Apo
matox. I'VE had q fine time while
it lasted" the veteran said. "All I
had to do was stand up on q high
mountain with some field glasses and
q couple Of flags and see what went
on. I think the war was over before
I got on to how to wave the flags
so they would mean anything. We
could look down on both armies and
nobody would ever try to shoot us
because we were 50 high up. It's
too bad I didn't get to serve but
i've days"
Mr.. Campbell celebrated his birth
day anniversary ct the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Hickman, 4l6
Aspen street, with whom he lives.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
Police Executives
Wife Hurt as Car
Rolls DO,Un Grade
Mrs. BrO,Un Escapes
With Bruises, Friend
Injured Seriously.

Mrs. Olga Brown, wife Of Police
Supt. Ernest w. Brown, escaped with
bruises and friend. Mrs. Bessie Hin
man, so, Of 6l9 G street southwest,
was injured seriously in attempting to
stop the latter's car as it rolled down
a grade in the 220 block of Cathedral
avenue yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hinman
parked the car in driveway and
started toward the home of a friend
when the car, the brakes evidently not
set completely. started to roll down the
slight grade. Mrs. Hinman ran to the
front of the car to hold it, stumbled
and fell in front of the wheels. One
wheel passed over the upper part of
her body. fracturing several ribs and
possibly her collar bone and leg.
Mrs. Brown jumped on the running
board to apply the emergency brake.
which was on the left side Of the
drivers seat, and was thrown of as
the car gained momentum. She suf-
fered cuts and bruises.
Both were taken to Emergency Hos
pital. but Mrs. Brown was removed to
her home last night BY Maj. Brown.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
NEW COLONIAL HOTEL
SOLD TO J. T. HOWARD

The New Colonial Hotel, Fifteenth
and M streets, has been purchased by
James T. Howard, Washington hotel
operator, from the Title Guarantee Co.
Of Maryland, it was announced yester-
day. The sale price was not an
nounced, but the property has an as
sessed valuation of $5o0,0O0.
Howard has been operating the
hostelry On lease. He also runs the
Plaza Hotel, and last year he leased the
Arlington to the Resettlement Admin
istration. He was represented in the
purchase of the New Colonial by Roger
T. Whiteford, while the Title Guaran-
tee Co. was represented by its presi-
dent, T. Howard Duckett.
The New Colonial Is an eight-story
building and contains 200 rooms. It
was erected In 1918.