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Evening star., 1936-10-25
GOOD NEICHBOR POLICY
CREDIT GIVEN ROOSEVELT
Latin.American Relations Particularly
Benefited Despite Charges as to
Dangerous Futility."

Commitment of the Government of
the United States to a policy of nom
Intervention in the internal affairs
Of other countries, formally made by
the President in his now famous
Wilson dinner speech. and confirmed
by the signing Of the Montevideo
Convention on the Rights and Duties
Of States by Secretary Hull, conven-
ton which specifically condemned the
former practices Of Intervention,
greatest source of inter-American dis
cord in the past.
Situation in Cuba.
Refusal to land United States Ma
rines in Cuba during the 1888 crisis,
when all the factors which had pro-
voked previous armed interventions
were present and the rights granted
by the Platt amendment were still In
existence.
Abolition of the Platt amendment,
which inaugurated new relationship
between the United States and Cuba.
minus most of the privileges which
had made Cuban sovereignty some
what questionable.
Withdrawal of United States Ma
rines from Haiti, thus ending the
last Of the military interventions in
the Caribbean zone, long before the
treaty which authorized the occupa-
ton had expired.
Abandonment of dollar diplomacy"
formally announced by the President
and the State Department in connec-
ton with the disavowal of an Ameri-
can oil concession in Ethiopia at the
start Of the Italian invasion, and con-
firmed by the entirely different at
titude observed toward defaulted
Latin American public debts.
Diplomatic aid given in the con-
clusion of the Leticia and Chaco
armed conflicts in South America
and faithful carrying out of the doc
trine of non-recognition of territorial
gains by force, which has been made q
part of the law Of nations in the
New World.
Signing of new treaty with Pam
dlho, NokASSS4AA6 niOot Va oAlS AAJtAotkSCo
and differences originally created by
the construction and operation of the
Panama Canal and insuring perma-
nent friendship with the country
whose cooperation is vital for the
defense of the Canal.
Mexican Controversy.
Refusal to intervene in the religio-
educational controversy in Mexico.
thereby confirming the impression that
this Government really meant to keep
out of the domestic quarrels Of its
neighbors.
Signature of reciprocal trade pacts
with nearly one-haf Of all the Amer
ican republics, with mutual CONNER
cial benefits, and consequent revival
of inter-American trade along the
lines advocated for years by Secre-
tary Hull.
A wholly new psychological atmos-
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sounds sensational and revolutionary.
But, basically, it Is as old as war itself.
Your supplies may be cut Oh in a
forthcoming war. Right. You must
bring within the walls supplies ade-
quate. to save the fortress garrison
from being starved out. or reduced
through exhaustion Of missiles or the
materials to make them.
It looks q Straightforward prob
lem-until you translate it into terms
of latter-day machine and chemical
warfare, the life of a modern big in
dustrial state and difiicult geograph-
Evening star., 1936-10-25
PREMIER GIVES
STABILITY TO BELGIUM
Van iceland, Who Stopped Country
Headed for Ruin, Faces Test Now in
Struggle With Semi.F Fascists.

as he was born with the gift Of clear
vision and immense industry. Two
years ago he was known only to a
small circle Of experts, who thought
very highly of him. He sought neither
political power nor publicity, and in
his case it was literally true that the
job was seeking the man. 1t was
Leopold III, King of the Belgians,
himself, who prevailed upon the vice
governor of the Belgian National Bank
to accept the highest Office in the
country.
In our interview he first asked me
whether I wanted to speak in English,
French or German, all three of which
he masters to perfection-French Is
his native tongue. Then he added with
a smile, "or perhaps Russian" as he
had been told that had been a pris-
oner of war in Russia. Assured that
he might select any of those languages,
he spoke in an almost accentless Eng
lish. Asked about the formula for his
success, he told me with smile that
it was disappointment simple.
"Since the depression started states
men have been flooded with economic
plans, of which I myself have received
a good many. Some of them contain
many ingenious ideas, but it is a
great mistake to imagine that clever
plan Is always a life-saving device.
You cannot take an idea, no matter
how brilliant, and foist it upon your
country.
Stimulants and Irritants.
1--WE follow certain economic laws,
which are sometimes as stringent as
natural laws, and when trying to mix
them with alien substances we are apt
to do great harm. They may serve not
as stimulants but as irritants-verita-
Bile poisons. It cannot be the function
Of the state to sponsor irresponsible
experiments which lead to a sort of
state capitalism. In spite Of the Rus
sian five-year plan, such q system has
not proved its universal applicability.
But it Is the business of the state to
coordinate and aid where community
cooperation is essential.
Confidence Is as vital to the eco
nomic body as air Is to the human
body. Our government has been
greatly aided by return Of conf
dence. We have not set out to per-
form any miracles, but merely tried
to disentangle the twisted economic
strains of business. A policy Of rig
orous defiation had to be eased, and
the Belgian franc had to be brought
down to It's natural level; govern
mental departments were brought
within q real national budget system,
and business was assured that it need
not fear radical changes. Although
all of this was only detail work, its
elements fall into a pattern based
upon common sense and national CO.
operation.
Europe Is very sick just now. and
q complete cure In our country cannot
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ical situation. Then you find yourself
confronting o picture appalling in all
its implications and . problem to
stagger the imagination.
The chief European powers, how
ever - including Britain - have to
nerve themselves up to view this pic
ture and tackle this problem; and
they are all doing it. In the process,
the eating, manufacturing, CONNER
cial, political and living habits Of
whole national communities are be-
ing drastically interfered with and
changed in the interest Of programs
Evening star., 1936-10-25
Belgium Encouraging
New Merchant Marine

BRUSSELS, Belgium R.-With all
but one of the 112 ships which lay
idle in 1888 back in service, the Belgian
government is preparing to encourage
the development Of its mercantile
marine by clearing the way for more
than IS 600 900 in credits for ship
building during the next two years.
The announcement came from
Marcel-He Jaspar, the minister Of
transport.
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Closer American.Creek
Contacts Are Desired

ATHENS R.-Better communica-
ton should exist between Greece and
America, committee presided over
by Prime Minister Metaxas decided
in a conference here devoted to ques-
tions concerning Greeks abroad.
The committee would like to see
more Greek schools and consulates in
America; communications by modern
transatlantic liners instituted: trade
stimulated; and facilities improved
for allowing American Greeks to visit
their homeland.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

Of preparedness in which the organi-
nation and stocking Of war larder
is an item equal in importance to the
creation Of powerful armies and air
and sea fleets, and the provision Of
up-to-date killing apparatus and ma
chimes.
Except from the angle of size, scope
and thoroughness. the Reichsfuehrer's
plan represents no innovation. In
fact, what Hitler proclaims with a
yell John Bull has been doing quietly
for quite a while now. War prepara-
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Evening star., 1936-10-25
BY c. PATRICK THOMPSON.

BY C. PATRICK THOMPSON.
THE Hitler four-year plan to
make Germany independent
for all raw materials which
i can be produced by German
mines, factories or chemists plan
necessitating the creation Of immense
new raw material industries, each
stated by team Of research scien-
tists-puts spotlight on wars tough
est and most complex problem-the
organization and stocking Of the war
larder. "a
The plan makes the headlines. 1t
Evening star., 1936-04-17

FORD 1881 roadster: ready for the open
road; OK. motor and rubber Only ST. 65.
See Mr.. Tyerrell. Nolan's Branch, bO30
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sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

FORD 1884 Tudor sedan; black factory
fnish without a scratch; spotless plush
interior. safety glass. faultless VS. motor
Small down payment and easy terms. in
cluding our Famous Blue Ribbon and r. IL
O. 2-dsy, money-back guarantee. Triangle.
Phone National 1855. Open evenings.
FORD 1884 Tudor sedan: black finish like
new. large trunk. clean velour upholstery
f1ne VS. motor very good tires. Priced
low: small down payment and easy terms,
including our Famous Blue Ribbon and
r. @. 2-day. money-back guarantee.
Triangle, Ford Dealers. No. 2 N Y. ave.
NV. Phone National 1882. Open ewes.
FORD 1895 coupe, .5-window model: bright
factory black finish. clean plush interior,
safety glass all around. VS. motor running
by one owner. who needed larger car; tires
show no wear. Also a 1884 coupe. .5-win
dow rumble seat model, in black has
Philco custom radio for Ford spotleSsly
clean inside and out. faultless mechanical
condition, good rubber Also a 1892 de
luxe 3-window coupe, in tan; rumble seat:
reconditioned VS. motor is economical and
the tires are practically new. exceptionally
clean and sound throughout. Trade your
old car as down payment and drive a better
used car. Small monthly payments on the
balance Your best warranty is our Fa-
nous Blue Ribbon and r. a. G. 2-day,
money-back guarantee; Triangle Ford
Dealers. No. Q New York ave NV. Phone
National 1882 Open evenings.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CHRYSIER 1884 coupe; carefully used
show very little wear. finish and upholstery
spotless. Reduced in our sale to S495; con-
venient terms. Skinker Motor Co.. lnc''
Evening star., 1936-04-17

DODGE 1884 de luxe coach; sSd I0f6r Io46s pers Te
He%' tac. iSscrifice at S459. Kearney Motors.
Inc. Inc. 4soi Conn ave, De sot9,Plymosushn ,lo
Deaiers Cleveland 9646. Opposite buSe
Of Standards.
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SALE-AUToMOBILES.

FORD 1881 de luxe coupe. rumble seati
beautiful original blue finish: special price,
S145; terms or trade. Nolan, I'LL 18TH
FORD 1885 sport de luxe roadster, rumble
seat; white Side-wall tires Only S75 cash
or trade balance by month. Nolan. I'LL
18th st. NV.
FORD 1880 de luxe sport roadster; new
Burbank top. rumble seat. radio. looks f1ne:
only S115; give terms. Nolan. 18TH ana
NJ sts. NV.
FORD 1884 de luxe sport phaeton; wire
Wheels. trunk. etc. Must sell. only $3.50;
terms or trade. Nolan. I'LL 18th st. NV.
FORD 1881 station wagons; clean. looks
These cars are hard to get. act quickly.
Nolan. III 18th st. NV.
FORD 1885 de luxe coupe, 3-window model.
in black: dual horns and tail-lamps. safety
glass. spotless interior small mileage on its
90-hp. VS. motor. tires like new. Also
1885 5-window coupe. in black; reflects
new-car condition in every respect prac-
tically new tires. low mileage by one care
ful owner. Also a 1884 de luxe 5-window
coupe, in blue: new-car appearance and
mechanical order; mas matched horns and
tail-liRhts cowl lamps and shatterproof
glass throughout: very good tires Drive
any one Of these out on small down pay
ment and easy terms. There is no better
guarantee than our Famous Blue Ribbon
plus the r. & G. 2-day. money-back guar
antee: Triangle. Ford Dealers. 4th and
Florida ave. ne. Phone National 1895.
Open evenings.
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FORD 1929 sedan; looks new; only one
1wner; best care; sacrifice. Sos; give terms
Nolan III 18th st NV
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sALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FORD 1888 de luxe cabriolet. rumble seat;
wire wheels. special dual ratio. almost new:
only 5000 miles Must sell. only 500 down;
can pay balance by month: everything per-
feet. Mr.. Roper. Nolan's, iii 18th st. NV.
FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; must be sold
for unpaid notes; plenty money can be
saved on this car. Nolan Motor Co.. I'LL
18th ST. NV.
FORD 1894 Tudor sedan; mechanical con-
dition like new. tires show very little wear,
the upholstery is unsoiled and the original
black finish is bright; exceptionally SOUND
in every way. Small down payment ana
easy terms, including our Famous Blue
Ribbon and r, & @. 2-day. money-baek
guarantee. Triangle. Ford Dealers. 11tn
and r. ]. ave. ne. Phone National $3.50.
Open evenings.
FORD 1888 de luxe 3-window coupe; black
finish without a scratch, twin tail-lampS
and dual horns. Shatterproof glass All
arGund; driven very little and appears TO
be brand-new in every respect. Also
1894 de luxe 3-window coupe. in maroon:
finish and interior clean as new. recon-
ditioned motor. chrome horns and rear
lights, safety glass. 5 excellent tires, Also
a 9:}3 de luxe 3-window coupe, in black.
with radio and rumble seat tiptop me-
chanically and has very good tires on
easy monthly payments makes you tne
owner of one of these fine cars. Get tull
protection with our Famous Blue Ribbon
and R. & G. 2-day. money-back guarantee.
Triangle. Ford Dealers. 18th and r. l.
ave. ne. Phone National 1886. Open ewes.
Evening star., 1936-04-17

FORD 1888 Tudor sedan; excellent condi-
Wheeler. phone wisconsin 4969.
FORD 1874 Tudor sedan; the VS. motor is
quiet. powerful and in Al condition, excel
lent finish interior is very clean. nVe extra
fine tires; we will be pleased to make any
demonstration. If you doubt the f1ne con-
Ford man to advise you. Honestly Priced
at $3.50. Only SOS down. balance to suit
you. Owens Motor Co. 1923 Georgia ave.
FORD 1886 Tudor: driven very little; will
trade model and arrange easy terms.
Mr.. RAWLINGS. 215 Pa. ave. Sc.
FORD 1886 sedan: slightly used; will
trace model A: can arrange easy terms
c. Dick English. 94l Water st, s.w. Phone
Lincoln 1878. Open evenings and SUNDAYS,
FORD 1855 Tudor touring sedan trunk.
beautiful gun-metal finish; car lust ike
new. Liberal trade and terms G.. DICK
Enelish, 941 Water st. s.w. Phone Lincoln
3613. Open evenings and SUNDAYS.
FORD 1885 dc. luxe coupe. rumble seat:
very. carefully. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Liberal trade and terms. Cap
itol Motors, 2lJ Pa ave. Sc. Phone LIN
coin O3O3. Open evenings and SUNDAYS:
FORD 1884 cabriolet quiet VS. motor.
looks and runs almost like a new car; must
be seen TO be appreciated; excellent tires. res.
any Demonstration you, wish: Honestly
to suit you. Owens Motor Co.. 6323 Geor-
gia ave.
FORD 1929 sport roadster. rumble seat
looks fine; only sos. Nolan. iii 18th
st. NV.
FORD 1929 sedan; looks new; only one
owner; best care: sacrifice. sos; give terms
Nolan. I'LL 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-17
SALE-AUTOMOBuES.

FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; this almost new
car can be bought on terms. Only S465.
Nolan. I'LL 18th st. NV.
FORD roadster 1891. special de luxe, with
rumble seat; Just like new; excellent car
Tor girl: Sl7 cash. balance small monthly
payments. 1853 18th st. NV l9'
FORD 1888 coupe: motor, paint tires and
price at S295. Mr.. Tyerrell, Nolan's
Branch. 5039 Conn. ave.
FORD 1894 coupe. A real value at 1855
Excellent MECHANICALLY fine rubber. very
clean car. See Mr.. Tyerrell. Nolans Branch,
5039 Conn ave.
Evening star., 1936-04-17
sALE-AUToMOBHES.

FORD 1881 coupe; Ok motor. good rub
ber: will give many thousands Of miles Of
reliable transports alton for only S165. See
ave. Nv
Evening star., 1936-04-17
SALE-AUTOMoBILES,

ton. has been entirely rebuilt and painted;
propably the incest one in town. Terms.
ll66 sth st. NV. Ip'
FORD 1892 de luxe sedan, 8 wheels: pri.
vately owned seat covers have been on
since day it was bought; excellent running
condition; cheap; terms. 1855 18th st,
NV. 1q'
FORD 1885 Tudor; driven very little and
shows the best of care. Your opportunity
to buy this fine car st the low price OF
S4s5. See Mr. Tyerrell, NolanS Branch.
5O39 Conn ave
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FORD 1894 phaeton; very sporty car that's
in excellent condition mechanically and in
appearance: low finance rates; trade your
car: S395 See Mr.. Hixson. Nolan's Branch,
4301 Conn. ave.
FORD 1881 roadster: ready for the open
road; OK. motor and rubber. Only S165;
See Mr.. Tyerrell. Nolan's Branch, 5O39
Conn. ave.
FORD 1885 Tudor de luxe; beautiful black
paint white side-waIi tires, chromium disc
wheels; this is surely clean car; S445.
c. c, c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.
I222 22nd st. NV. Phone National $500.
Open Sundays and evenings.
FORD 1884 Victoria; excellent dark green
paint. all good tires; fine. clean upholstery;
You will find this car bad good care and
Guaranty. Capitol CADILLAC Co. 1922 22nd
st. NV. Phone National 5000. Open Sun
DAYS and evenings.
FORD VS. 1884 coupe; rumble seat, 3 new
tires. 500 air horn. paint and upholstery
like new. engine in good condition. Leaving
town. must sell $3.50. Mr.. Mckay. phone
Potomac 1902 after 4:3O pm.
FORD 1884 sedan; fine motor and excel
lent rubber, very clean throughout: Only
1885: easy terms. See Mr. Hall. Nolan's
Branch, 4301 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

1127 EUCLID ST. NV RMS, BATH,
G: e. refrigeration, heat. light furnished,
WAPLE e. JAMES INC.
1924 14th St. NV. District 3347.
1923 LANIER PL. NV, $3.50.
Three exposures. living rm., dining rn.,
kitchen, pantries. sun porch. 3 bed rms.
FRANK s. PRILLGPS. DISTRICT i4ii'
Evening star., 1936-10-04

53I0 4Ist ST. NV. AT MILITARY RD-
Very desirable 9 rms, bath; modern con.
inside and out. immediate occupancy. A
real Chevy Chase buy at S7,950; small
cash payment; terms ike rent. Call
owner. Cleve, .9loo. or DIXIE REALTY
Evening star., 1936-10-04

l4tn 81. at THOMAS CITCIe.
Very desirable front apartment contain
ing 2 bed rooms, living room. dining room,
ready for immediate occupancy See SUI
perintendent or GEO. F. HUNT. agent,
1884 Mass. ave. NV. Phone Natl. 2436.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
HoUsES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

NEWLY BUILT 5-RooM BRICK HOUSE
Ideally E;N located ts Ia Woodlawn villaEe. Apply
FURNISHED HOUSE. 9 ROOMS AND
maids room; h.-w.h.; 500: convenient 20
schools and transportation: beautiful.
large yard. splendid location; rooms. un-
furnished, h:-w. heat: oil burner: plenty
Carroll St. Takoma. Geo 1900.
PsrkMe rooms, inclosed porch. "~ a.mi'.
garage; owner would like to retain one
room. Call Shepherd 3039.
54O7 sth ST. NW.-DETACHED HONE:
8 ICONS and bath. sleeping porch; oil
heat; rent reasonable.
1874 Park Rd. Columbia OS3s.
A REAL VALUE
Chevy Chase, Md.-Six rooms. tile bath
with shower; large living. dining rooms;
awnings. oil burner. large yard. beautiful
shrubbery double garage; . blocks Con-
necticut ave. LESLIE D. MEASELL, Cleve-
land 3485. A.
COST $3O.OO-RENT, $3.50.
PALATIAL CORNER-214-FT. FRONTAGE.
Beautiful new eU,,s detached 1s home % 1nsver
3 baths. 3 dressing rooms. large closets.
unusually large recreation room 2 large
3ia5 NORTH ABINGDON ST.
Open until p m. Sunday. Only 5 min.
Sn and counafS Club Out Canal sSn rd eross ross
Chain Bridge straight ahead 2 miles to
Rock Spring drive tclub house,. turn left
1 block. Natl. 1851.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
1910 MINTWOOD PL. NV

3 large rms, rec. hall, butIer pantry,
kitchen bath, porch, ample closet; Oct. 10.
OWNER.
ADAMS 0539.
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1926 GIRARD ST. NV.

Porch living room. bed room. large closet.
high ceilings kitchen. built-in cabinet.
electric refrigerator, built-in bath with
shower; avail Immediately: 5000.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

1416 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Five r. b.. porch exp.; redecorated:
Frigidaire; $3.50. Col. 1896. See janitor
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NEAR GOVT DEPTS.
PARK CENTRAL.

1900 r ST. NV.
Right Downtown-Near Everything.
Save Car Fare-Walk to Work.
Frigidaire Current Free.
SIS 00-Rec. hall living room. sun room
rith Murphy bed bed room. dinette kitch-
On. tile bath, built-in tub and shower.
Bellboy. Elevator, Switchboard Service.
Available Oct. IS.
See Manager. Metropolitan 0540.
14O4 K CAFRITZ DIST 9OSO
Evening star., 1936-10-04

GEORGETOWN CHARMING HOME
beautifully furnished. & rooms. 3 baths 3
freplaces. lovely garden; $3.50 month. s
months or LONGER. Potomac 3U2T
Evening star., 1936-10-04

INSPECT TODAY. IL TO 5.
oOOS Klingle road (off Park road).
Brick. spacious rooms a bed rooms. 2
baths), sun room, porches. garage; avail
'''e Dixie REALTY Co, INC.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

ARTISTIC HOME FOR RENT FUR
nished 500 per mo. In Aurora Hills. 10
min. from Penna. ave: near schools.
lowed will consider selling to rirht party,
Call jackson ls41, or come 10 1927 South
HayeS Hills
Evening star., 1936-10-04

HOUSE, Mr.. SCHOOL. $50. INCLUDING
elec. Log Cabin, 10 Tanglewood Drive. on
TefTerson ave Riyerdale Md
Evening star., 1936-10-04
NEW. MODERN HOUSE.
CHEVY CHASE.
IConfinnAH

We have several attractive houses now
available in this section. Representative
available for inspection. DIXIE REALTY
CO. National $3.50. SUNDAY. Cleve- 9luO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-30
T0avn I0bicS
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.

eportunity to renew acquain-
tances after the passing Of
many years.
Mary Senate Howes looked
very chic indeed when we
spied her strolling through the
Mayflower lobby. Her white
crepe suit had tricky blouse
of Dubonnet red crepe dotted
with white. Her bangs curled
out from her off-the face hat
of white felt.
The Attorney General and
Mrs. Homer S. Cummings are
among those who really didn't
like the recent cold snap. AS
soon as the days get a bit
warmer they indulge in what
we all love to do-eat Out-of-
doors. Their home on Tilden
Street, overlooking the park,
has terraces that fairly yell
invitations and hints for tables
and chairs. Breakfast, lunch
con and dinners take on added
enchantment and delight when
served out under the trees
with gay little flowers nodding
their whole-hearted approval.
But, alas, one does not par
ticularly care to stick to the
great open spaces when it
means bundling up in mufflers
and heavy coats, and that is
precisely what the sudden chill
meant, so indoors again it is.
Saw the Maitland girls at
luncheon time. Jane Mrs.
Ramsdell q u m m IN g s. was
wearing a most becoming shade
of tomato red and her sister,
Diane, was attired in a heath
cry brown. They were bound
straight through the center of
one of the larger stores and
headed for the stationery de-
partment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-30

rGEORGETOWN:
Another one of those lovely old
homes in Georgetown, built in
1895 that makes one gasp with
delight. While the plumbing and
heating facilities have been
brought up to date, it still retains
the charm of the old house. Eight
delightful, huge rooms and three
baths, with tall ceilings and wide
flooring. Four wood-burning fire
places add to the attractiveneSS
of this home. No Georgetown home
is complete without a garden.
This one is particularly lovely be.
cause of it's individuality and ar.
rangement. The house sells for
$21, 900.
AURORA HILLS, VA:
Have you considered buying a
home in Virginia? If that is the
case, want you to investigate
some of their unusual bargains in
Aurora Hills. Whether it is lot
or a home, you are looking for
they have big selection in both.
One house that struck my fancy.
has four bedrooms, a sleeping
porch, maids room, huge living
room, kitchen and bath. This
house is a very good buy in every
way for it is located in nice sec.
tiont is one block to the bus, has
oil heat and is surrounded by
well-kept houses lived in by their
owners. Price is $3.50.
1900 BLOCK
BRANDYWINE STREET:
For an ideal small home of con.
venience and beauty, inspect this
six room house on Brandywine
Street. which can be rented at $40
or purchased on very attractive
terms. The house is very inter.
eSting from many Standpoints,
having a very attractive floor
plan and good sized rooms. Little
touches such as beautiful lighting
fixtures, lots of electric outlets.
well-equipped and modern kitchen
are just some of the reasons you
should see this house before you
make your final decision,