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Evening star., 1936-06-08
BY EDWARD ]. NEIL.

DJ1bOO11, french SOInaLlanO
June 6 Saturday Ethiopian troops
despite the flight of their Emperor
are still under arms and at least
1850 Of them are within so miles oi
Adds Ababa itself
With heavy rains due late this
month, the fact is Italian troops are
making no serious effort to penetrate
the country beyond Adds Ababa, with
the sole exception Of the province OF
Gojjam.
In addition to the warriors. thou
sands of bandits are roaming about
looting, burning and numbering farm
ers.
A troublesome situation around
Adds Ababa is disclosed by Italian
general staff maps showing the loca-
| ton and strength of unsubdued ano
warning tribesmen. This informa-
tion has not heretofore come from
Adds Ababa, where there is a mill
tary censorship.
Ethiopian Concentrations.
The following Ethiopian concen-
trations, the military maps show, are
still afield:
A group of 5000 under Blata Tacle
former police chief at Adds Ababa, is
| just west Of Adds Alan, As miles
west of Adds Ababa: 1900 under Ras
Immiru at Adgille, northwest of Adds
Ababa; l,500 under Baskia Uoldit
near Ankober on the road to DesSye;
1000 under Guiana Tessema, south
west Of the capital; 500 under Ailu
Gabre at zuduaca, to the south; 500
under Auerria Casa at Salale, north
of Adds Ababa; 800 under Ligabau
Tessau, in the mountains northwest
of Adds Ababa; 200 under Grasnacs
Chefle, at Verer, only 25 miles east
Of Adds Ababa.
Ethiopians in exile here insist the
Ethiopian forces will be extremely
troublesome during the heavy rains.
Italian Force Weakened.
Italian forces at Adds Ababa were
greatly weakened when two brigades
of AskariS were sent to riotous Gojjam
Province. Troops in the capital
| SCdICtly OutIuulDcE LIIc SuLIOuilOlue
Ethiopian forces.
There is much guerilla warfare
outside the capital, with Italian
trucks raided and their drivers killed
In reprisal, the Italians have executed
many
Native runners are spreading the
widest rumors from tribe to tribe in
effort to keep up morale, such as ones
that Emperor Halle SelaSsie is re-
turning and weird stories the AskariS
are killing white officers and will give
Adds Ababa back to the Ethiopians
. Executions of Ethiopians in Addi:
Ababa numbered at least $50. One
group of so was shot down by ma
chine guns under beam lights as they
stood roped together on the edge oi
a gully near the aviation field.
One hundred other Ethiopians, ar
rested on charges of looting anc
withholding arms, were forced to wit
ness the mass execution.
Viceroy Marshal Rudolfo Graziani
the pacifier of Libya, is enforcing ar
iron-handed regime. His latest edict
is that when his car passes other au-
tomobiles all persons in the other
cars, including foreigners, must stop
get out and give him the Fascist
salute.
Italians discovered 1000 pounds oi
dynamite under the supports of q
| big railroad bridge over the AuwaSh
River recently just in time to prevent
its destruction, which would have
stopped the Adds Ababa- Djibouti
| line for months.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
"Gets Her Man. +"

SAN DIEGO. Calf. R.-Patricia
johnson, 81, enrolled in the College
of Charm at the San Diego Exposition
Wednesday. Thursdays lesson was
entitled Get Your Man"
The next day she talked things
over with Johnny Hines, 81, and they
were married. Classmates were brides
maids.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
ROOSEVELT AWAITED
AT TEXAS EXPOSITION
BY the Associated Press.

DALLAS, Tex, June 8.-Of at q
dizzy pace in its effort to entice TO-
0o0,00 patrons through the gates in
the next six months, the Texas Cen
tennial Exposition opened today In
a saner atmosphere.
Saturdays dignitaries were gone;
rubbish scattered over the 200 acres
by an opening day swarm of 117,625
had been carted away, and officials
enjoyed the first good sleep in days.
Civic and exposition officials started
laying elaborate plans for the visit
here Friday of President Roosevelt.
The peak day of the fair was expected
to be reached when the Chief Execu-
tive delivers an address in the mas
sive Cotton Bowl, foot ball stadium
with $4,000 capacity.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
mencement exercises Wednesday night

mencement exercises Wednesday night
In Constitution Hall.
Honor graduates of the George
Washington University Law School
will be initiated into membership in
the George Washington Chapter.
Order OF the Golf, honorary legal So
ciety, at the annual chapter banquet
tonight at the Racquet Club.
John Foster Dulles, noted authority
in the field of international law and
finance and graduate of George
Washington, will be principal speaker
at the banquet. Helen Newman, pres
ident Of the Golf, will preside.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
Fills Silo With Oil.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. (P.-
When an oil well near here went wild
and spouted mud, salt water, and
about 10000 barrels of oil into Petro-
nila Greek, not all Of the oil was lost.
More than 80 men lined the creek
banks for 8 miles, salvaging what
they could. One farmer soon had a
concrete silo two-thirds full Of cap
tured oil.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
Col. Knox to Get Degree.

SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, June 8 [P).-
Wittenberg College. at its ninety-first
commencement today, will confer the
degree Of doctor of laws upon Col
Frank Knox, Chicago Daily News
publisher. prominently mentioned as
a possibility for the Republican pres
idential nomination at the Cleveland
convention
Col. and Mrs. Knox will be guests
at the annual commencement recep-
ton.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
Polite Fined for Fighting.

CHARLESTON, S. C. (R.-It cost
John Polite $40 for not living up to
his name. Magistrate ]. r. Stall fined
Polite that sum for getting into fight
with William Green.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of The Knights of Pythias Hall
Assn. will be held at Pythian Temple; 1012
7:30 pm. for the purpose Of electing Of
ficerS for the ensuing year and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
be presented.
MAX T. PINES. w. A. K1MMEL.
Secretary President,
Evening star., 1936-06-08
BOY, IL, BROWNS AT PLAY
AT CENTREVILLE WHARF
Leonard Willoughby Losses Life
Attempting to Recover
Board.
By the Associated Press.

0J NuC hSoOClhLeu FIebb
CENTREVILLE, Md, June g.
Leonard Willoughby. IL, drowned yes
terday while playing at the Centre
vile wharf on Corsica River He was
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Will
loughby.
The lad was said to have dropped a
board overheard and jumped into the
water in an effort to recover 1t. He
could not swim and sank out OF sight.
Robert Glow. 7, and Pauline Glow,
5, were the only witnesses of the trag-
edy. They ran, crying. to notify their
parents. who called for help
James Dorrell. 13, brought the
drowned boy to the surface after div
ing several times. william Dorrell, the
reScuer's father. pulled him In With
oyster tongs.
Evening star., 1936-06-08

Previous reports said the maneuvers
would be held on the northern frontier
simultaneously with meeting of the
League of Nations on the Italo-
ETHIOPIAN problem.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
TROOPS
STILL BEAR ARMS
1850 Within so Miles of
Adds Ababa-NeW Clashes
Are Forecast.

Editors note: EdUdrd J. Neil,
Associated Press correspondent who
accompanied the northern italian
Army on its UictoriouS driue to
Adds Ababa. in the folloping un-
censored. delayed dispatch tells OF
conditions today in the ANNEXED
empire)
Evening star., 1936-06-08

Washington, who aspired to be
Americas first farmer, started the
country's first agricultural expert
ment station.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
WAR GAMES SET

Italian Maneuvers to Be Held
Near Naples.
ROME. June R.-The annual
maneuvers of Italy's army will be held
between Naples and Bari, in Southern
Italy, it was officially announced yes
terday. They probably will be held in
August.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
ELECTRICAL WIRING.

Contracting-Repatrin
Free Estimates-Rea sonable Prices
M. J. LAPP JR. 1909 N st. N.W. Dec 1914
IL
ROCK Building Insulation furnished
or installed Asbestos Cover
WOOL ing and Roofing Co. 4104
Georgia ave. Adams 1887
CHAMBERS is one Of the arrest
undertakers In the
world. Complete funerals as low as S75
up. Six chapels twelve parlors. seventeen
cars. hearses twenty-five undertakers and
Chaplin St, NV. Columbia 0432 617 11th
ct. sc. Atlantic 600.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
BROWN & WILLIAMS. Esquires.
Attorneys,
1908 Morris Building.
1921 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.

ESTATE OF JAMES NJ BECK, DECEASED.
D. c. Letters Testamentary on the above
estate. having been granted to the. UNDER
estate are requested to make payment. and
RsT TEsheHt GeIsH a. the once Of
sts., Philadelphia Pa. "A. A. JACKSON,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of The American Fire Insurance Co
of D. c.. for the election of nine (9l
At he once q the COMPANY No. ,Sa5e 81 7th3
PM sf GEoRGE NM NJ EMERfeH SRaf sfe SECRETARY @ y
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself HARLAN T. YOUNG. 1912 18th
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted by any one other than
myself 14,fet B / l. SMITH BIO Columbia pike,
II5 Hs Sh s re- sasmsts sz5 Fl
CO. co.. ADAMS A 57is, 7iEs' DEWEY service. a' mug
YOU CAN'T AFFORD 70 LOSE A DIA-
Us look S Yours ste over. neT cHSs. HERRANN sfs INN
81 E st. NV, over NARROW Coal ONCE.
Est 1892. Watch, and jewelry, repairing.
Diamond and wedding ring specials.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
Quoting a coal. Ice wood and general haul
ing business. has been and is dissolved.
Signed; GUY KEETON. HENRY D. KIM
NAMAN. o.
PU1DING REMoDRLING. REPAIRING.
houses, porches garages. j. L. TALBERT
carpenter. lilo Col. I'd. Col. sOs7. 9s
DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads to and from Baltic. Phila. and New
York. Frequent trips to other Eastern
cities. "Dependable Service Since 1895. /"
THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE
Co, phone Decatur $500.
TERMINAL VAN LINES.
Pioneer Long-Distance Movers,
Padded Vans.
Evening star., 1936-06-08
FOUND.
LOST.

Saturday near Chev
Chase Circle. Phone Emerson 7431.
Evening star., 1936-06-08

LOST.
BAG. small Upper. cowhide left on Chevy
Chase Circle bus Saturday night at Chesa-
peake st. Reward. Call Emerson 0345.
BILLFOLD-Name, Alice NJ Smith; Sunday
night: Return 636 ne, after IN.
CHANGE PURSE. Powered. with snap, con-
tanning $50; lost Saturday. downtown.
shopping district. or on Takoma Park car.
Reward. Lincoln 6995.
CHoW-AIREDALE. red-brown male name
.Ringer." Reward. Call Wagner. Park
DoG-Small, female, white fox terrier.
wRe nsme9 RG6s TsyoT 'fa RewaTd
324O s st. NV. West 1877.
GLASSES-Light shell rims; shopping dis
trict Saturday. Reward. Mrs. +. c. Jones.
Lombardy Apis, 2019 Eye St NV.
INSIGNIA PIN, Order of Americans of
Armorial Ancestry on Mt Pleasant car or
downtown. Liberal reward. Mrs. I. NJ.
Shirk, Wardman Park Hotel. 41S.
KEYS, bunch; lost between 42nd st. NV.
and Potomac Park. Decatur 2100. l405
v St NV. Reward.
NOTEBOOK. SMALL. BLACK LEATHER;
WATER GATE SERVICES Fri EVE Be
Full FARMING MAGAZINE. DEs MONIES.
IOWA
WEDDING RING-White gold: near 14th
st. and Columbia road. Columbia 1906. or
call at 1885 Columbia I'd. NV.
WRIST WATCH. small black enamel, ;Elgin
gift. Reward. North 1905
Evening star., 1936-06-08
5ET ACQUAINTED

GET ACQUAINTED.
We're good folks to know when bis
rains come. Thorough, sincere work By
practical roofers always assured we
make specially of repairs Call us up
KOONC ROOFING North 1923
NON|1NO COMPANY 933 st NV.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one COSTING $500.
Don't waste insurance money" Call
DEAL, with % years experience. LIN
Evening star., 1936-08-23
NORTH WASHINGTON,

NORTH WASHINGTON,
TAKOMA PARK.
S4.950-Attractive fye-room bungalow,
good-sized rooms. oak floors. fireplace; lot
90 by 200; plenty OF trees, garden; paved
street; high elevation; city coneniences:
s5.sSoGNsw brick, house of ive large
rooms, large ATTIC. built-in saraee' oak
noors: fireplace. NV. heat. slate roo1'
'e:s S. $50 s5oINeW .StW'' Cape Cod. large rooms,
large porch. second-f1oor rooms insulated;
wide attractive @ 81 .nafS 70 ow
price: in excellent neighborhood..
S3,250-Fve rooms and bath, frame
''' T%o 'Si AND THREE FAMILY HOUSES,
o.f heuie Ses9 oil
fun attS ihsTlssed ists second noGr TH9ms
garage; one apartment would rent for $50
Si0,00ONAttractive new brick house for
three families: main apartment has
WINS VERY DESIRABLE LOTS.
$500 each. two beautiful wooded lots.
30 BY l50 on paved M street, one oi the
to stores and transportation: city con-
l19ls by 1s5. on East-west Highway.
nice shade: lots slope gently from street;
best ofisr Tor SENsrNcroN ssshs
hElNO4lNSkSN.
Modern Groom house and one acre, at
tractive wooded lot: house Is very well
built and in excellent, condition. rooms
large. well arranged; oak floors. INV. heat;
s5,sSo@New Cape Cod house. quality
additional rooms, full basement. h.-w.
heat: easy terms.
WHEATON.
u acre Of sround. h.-w. heat. oak floors.
hF.D.ss esisslsa! sER s5sss shd shru'0ers'
acre: 6 rooms full basement. INV heat.
oil burner, furred walls. brass water pipes,
Ssos.r ns ns and s"s,srs
f00i'' run sEak 91sePs9fi PoTR eoRsERs es5Rs
'350@New New M brick bunsslow. rooms:
fioers; fEeplace' rep gas and electricity; large
"cSHe9 May be ae' seen Sunday.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
:64 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900.
Mod, Close-in Suburban Home,
Fireplace, Oil Burner, Garden,
Berries, Trees, Fruit, Flowers.
ABOUT s.-ACRE-oNLY $4,000.
afner heat '@s eHtra 0sh sammer s
porch. fireplace. elec; range. cleo, water
lawn adorned BY handsome shade trees.
profusion Of all manner Of hne shrubbery.
berry patch. 8 grape arbors. variety bear
lIg fruit trees. poultry house. GARAGE. A
5minnte si @ drve to city, Rare hS BARGAIN m 0n at
$4,000: small cash. easy terms. See it
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg. Clarendon. Va.
Phone Clar. 400. or Falls Church 430-J-1.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
CHAS. F. BROADWATER.

NORTH OF WASHINGTON.
"a .50O-Attractive old stone-and-frame
house. 81 rooms or more. fireplace. House
has attractive lines. Stone part 200 years
old. Fifteen acres of land with orchard.
nan PRE-REVoLGTIoNARY RsHr tE1% G1fis5ss HOUSE
luton. built Of stone. frame and brick.
Very interesting and attractive old home,
large number OF rooms. bath. INV. heating
plant in part. Sets well back from road.
About 30 acres Of good land. good bank
Larn and other outbuildings Orchard
Stream Price reduced. Only 20 minutes
-'OA O1Ss T1SHsREE-AcRE FARM.
on Frederick Baltimore Pike. Five rooms
ana 0atP PAsM slsf'Ess' FoR sSsp1visioN SS9S ESQ
frontage with a fine business corner. large
farm buildings and cultivated M f feids. ' Would 5s
divide nicely into several small farms and
not too far out for that purpose; $4,000.
MODERN HOUSE, ACRES.
One Of the best values in a country
home only miles out. Eight rooms and
house, stable. meat house; bTooder house
~ 5sz AcREs@BEIck House.
On Frederick Pike-Famous old farm. in
VAc VI tilc ucet lhIHllnk ScCtlOHS. OlQ DIlck
house. central-hall plan two tenant houses
nne barn and other outbuildings. About
27s AcREs-BRIcK COLONIAL HOUSE.
Fine bluegrass farm. $50 acres now in
grass. Raises the best corn we have seen.
Attractive old Colonial brick well back
from road. high elevation. plenty OF fine
oak trees. Stone bank barn. Stone quar-
ters." Stone meat house. Tenant house
snd other buildings. Well watered fields:
ER1cK coLoN1A1-eoo ACRES.
House built by retired Revolutionary
Army ofncer: most attractive old house
plenty of nreplaces, hot.water heating
plant, bath. electricity. Necessary farm
buildings. Good land. Price greatly re-
duced.
800 ACRESLS1T. 600
One OF the show places in the county
Large. well-built house. nne buildings all
with slate roofs. Well-kept grounds. all in
grass. Very productive land Terms
SOUTHERN MARYLAND FARM
Only 4 miles from the District line; $40
acres. 100 or more under cultivation, bal
ance cut-over land and fine timber Fine
stream. On good road. Two good houses,
two tobacco barns: S25 per acre.
OPEN SUNDAY.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo. 5000.
Evening star., 1936-08-23
WITHIN 8 Mu,ES %. G

accessibility, etc. It Is impossible to dupli-
cate the in Land for
ton. Md. This being so. and the fact the
Govt. Is now spending $S00,000 here, Y
and located right in this section will Ger
tainly enhance In value rapidly. 1nVsst''
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
AcYeage. Estates. Farms. ....
e13So 90o,10. 1afr BIDS. O1strtes 5051s
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FALLS CHURCH, VA,
HIGHLAND PARK.

1-ROOM BRICK HOME.
S7,950.00.
Ideally situated on spacious corner lot,
high elevation improvements House con-
tains 3 bed rooms. sun parlor, built,in
garage. Can be purchased on reasonable
terms. Worth an inspection. Furnished
and open this week end - .,n,. an.
Lee Highway miles to Nottingham st.
third street beyond Robert Z. Lee SCHOOL,.
left on Nottingham blocks to N. WASH
ington blvd. left on Wash. blvd. short
block to exhibit home on left.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut SQ4O Walnut Q15S
Evening star., 1936-08-23
SALE-LOTS.


LYON h,e3 PARK, vA.-Lor 4ox15o: REASON
cleo. water and gas available. Walnut 8955.
ON HIGHEST POINT OF EDGEMoOR DIS
trict. 65x13O. Price, 81 900 OWNER,
National O2sO. or Cleveland 7s49.
TWO LOTS 25xs5: SEWER AND WATER;
Bethesda; @ $500 both. Lincoln 669s-J
CORAL HILLS. MARLBORO PIKE. AT DIS
trict line: highest point around Washing
Potomac 6337
NEW n front e lots sUBPIyEsIoNm53 yFI g. 60 go
eiafist Sat} ss56 EmsTsoh 41s lot
SILVER SPRING-LOTS FOR FOUR-FAM-
lily fats In center Of Silver Spring. Call Mr..
FUNDERBURK. Shepherd 2400. %.
ATTENTION. BUILDER OR HOME SEEK
overlooking the Potomac: improvements.
foas s Ssso Is mngtsS to
~ .fouis T, SHOEMAKER.
lI1a ST. NV. National 1855.
ON NEW JERSEY AVE; NEAR R ST.
WJP2t aas PTiee sTt4 q sao suitable Tor 2-famiiy
Guy Timer. 1926 YOU St North 1907.
ais.. aGs SO; IT; CHARMING ARLINGTON
eS6 6 city sS nd ssa dS
IT.. front corner. S3.s00. Potomac O0Os.
ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL LAND
developers on suburban properties around
Washington. desires connection with one
tracttve. brick homes along Cape Cod.
Early American and Southern Colonial
eo be Built IL sen on GE bs lots IN nearby nea
with q minimum frontage Of IS feet We
control several large tracts Of land. priced
offers an unusual opportunity for the
proper individual or a building organiza-
ton to operate indefinitely. to their ad-
171a St. NV. aaii National 11ss.
NICE BUILDING LOTS, 50x14O, FOR 5000
az and d, up; .,, located near Nj, Ve5non B3uls-
terms Can arrange finance for building
home. Address Box 1917. Star ofice.
BUILDERS. ATTENTION.
$500 per e vii RfT se 2psss on
1a4a r !, sAPSEJRERT SW W. bIHEI,e. LEE; .soo
elsafed ne loes!on; saefiee; MissofnMess ,nmesiafe
sale, $3.50 to $3.50. Call Sunday shep-
SO FT. FRONTAGE ON CONCRETE ROAD.
easy terms Address Box aSa-c' Ss Star
5 beautiful legation s. 200; near
8 LOTS AT SACRIFICE; LOCATED AT
554s, all, day Sunday. after pm. eve
CORNER LOT. I57 FEET FRONT ON 9Th
RUSSELL CO. 1871 < st. NV.
IS LOTS IN THE DISTRICT. 50x150-
is Paw Sf all ts
Address so Bog = sssuea uen star once mie.0nAl 40
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-LOT
SO by about l25 t.. near bus. Al, i'm
room house on the land rents at S22.
Price. 81 500, Ask for Mr.. Hurd. LOUIS
P sHI0IEMAKER. I'm 1'1e x st. NV. Ma
5000 CASH FOR LOT .s0xI 5O-THAT
may seem impossible, as, It's less than .
cents per square foot. much cheaper than
oilcloth. 1t has trees. is high. on cinder
road. has city water and electricity, avail
line. is in nearby Maryland between Mas
sachusetts ave. and the Potomac River.
Call Mrs. Burgess. Wisconsin 4253. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 X st. NV. Ma
ABOUT MILES NORTH OF BETHESDA
and city water available: as fne lots as
or wooded. fiat or on the hill size f0xl.O
it. or larger. priced at S720 to 81 $50
Easy terms. Ask for Mr. Hurd. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV. Ma
BEAUTIFUL WIDE LOT. OVERLOOKING
Rock Greek Park. Built up D. C. subdi-
$500 Address Boz 2OO-c. Star once.
BEAUTIFUL LOT. JUST WEST OF 10th
trees. frontage 142 IT. sacrifice S8 900:
also lot 10000 So. IT, $4,000. Shepherd
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SALE-SUBURBAN,

GROOM. RED BRICK COLONIAL.
1OS Jackson ave. University Park; elee-
trio kitchen. oil burner. porch, and win
dows fully screened. awnings. weather:
stripped; walls covered with sanitas ana
paneled.
Lot S5x150. handicapped: Gear garage.,
Near University of Maryland. schools.
churches, stores and transportation.
Price. S9,1O0.
Open Every Evening Until 3 O'Clock. t
A. H. 6EIDENSPINNER.
ash.-Balto. Blvd, Riverdale. Md.
HYattsYille $50
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

WANT TO SELL MY BEAUTIFUL MODERN
bungalow. Who will buy 1t? Terms. Ad-
TAKOMA PARK-LEAVING CITY. WILL
sen at bargain price 5-room brick bunga-
low. tiled bath. finished attic. fireplace.
f sssd snd 1owefs xan
outlet. refined home that can be bought
for $50 q month. see this without delay.
107 Tulip ave.
Will. SELL EQUITY IN MODERN HOME.
$4,000; monthly payments, S31.25: 5652
18th st. north. Bonair. Va. Mr.. E. A. CRAIG.
FOR SALEM NEARBY VIRGINIA. 90
minutes drive from city on National HiRh-
way q 6-room stone house. all modern
conveniencss; "a acre Of land; F. H 4.
financed. Price. $500; ". WARD bOS-
andria. Va.
FOR sALE-IN ALEXANDRIA. VA. BRICK
home with rooms 2 baths; excellent
1Sfisiob %asD se ios sousS aeSa ws.ninston
Alexandria Va.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

DESIRE VERY SMALL HOUSE. WITHIN
lO-mi. d. c.. will pay. unfurnished. S25;
furnished, S35. Call West 5000. MR..
NEARBY VA.-UNFURNISHED HOUSE 3
or bed rooms maids room. yard. by
Sept. 1. Address Box 20-C. Star offce.
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PRICE CUT TO THE
ROME"

BONE"
home exactly miles from District line
and exactly . miles from Union Station.
on on terms RI S'tss that may may SURF surprise YOU House
has hardwood floors. large closet space.
full basement, electric. gas. heat. water,
large Colonial front porch and it's on Q
ONE-ACRE PLOT
Of sround; gear garage, chicken house and
COW barn: plenty room ior orr mowers. RS truck luck
Entire property in excellent; nearly new.
convenient to school. bus and electric train
Transportation. You can buy this property,
eRer eRs be efsd sasi fof ssaa Can u.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
COMPANY,
'a suSDxYs SHM xOkK And ASN EvENINos AZ III ssa
REAL BARGAIN.
nnnssSS iess lot Eeq%s estn Be-
ROGERS ( ToMPKINs.
8 r. l. Ave. Hyattsville $40. Green. 2195.
OWNER NEEDS $500 CASH.
New s-room semi-bungalow. arranged
ceaf rfSly aIs Ss oors sab:d
Price reduced from $4,000 to $4,000 for
ROGERS & ToMPKINs
8 R. !. Ave. Hyattsville $40. Green: Z195:
FALLS CHURCH, VA,
This very attractive f;eVSt Old house containing
rooms with no improvements. is located
on lot containing "a acre or more OF land
with fine old shade trees, close to schools;
transportation and stores, and is offered
for sale to close an estate.
$4,000.
One Of the exceptionally attractive
homes Of this desirable residential COM
munity Is offered for sale to close an an
ll-proportioned rooms, 2 baths. 4 f1re-
places, and is located on q 1.sere lot with
2-car garage one block from schools. trans
portation and stores. There is a fine grove
Of shade trees surrounding the house. Con-
venient terms NAV be arranged.
SIS, $50.
New Groom, 2-bath houses. close to
Transportation, stores. etc. For sale on
very reasonable terms.
M E. CHURCH.
Established 1856.
phone Ea Church 40
Evening star., 1936-08-23
RENT-FARMS.

SMALL FARM FOR RENT-3O MILES
from Washington: good house barn. etc.
Address Box 320-C. Star once.
223 ACRES OF PASTURE LAND IN
gia s11O
600 ACRES. LARGE BARN. NICE HOUSE.
Montgy. Co.. Nd; immediate possession.
Address Box 334-C. Star ONCE.
SO ACRES OF GOOD LAND BETWEEN LA
Plata, Nd, Indian Head. Md. for $780,
500 down. balance on terms to suit pur-
chaser. WALTER MITCHELL. owner. La
Plata. Md.
Md.-15 acres. about one-half clear for
cultivation. 6-room house and sheds: no
plumbing or water in house: good spring
water. Rent. S45.O0. Call NJ. J. LUCHS.
Bradley 214-R.
Evening star., 1936-08-23

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High-Class Colored.
4. Lots S400 up, on easy terms. Houses
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