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Hachiko's Long Vigil at the Place
of the Rendezvous

TN THE harbor at Yoko-
j hama, midst the hustle and
hustle of debarkation, | first
caught the phrase, meet me
at the monument"
Ashore, at the customs,
where travellers babble prln-
cipally in English, tourist re-
marked to friend. II will watch
for you at the statue" Which
statue? Here again, ambiguity.
An hour later in Tokyo, received
a third hint when an American
silk merchant, revisiting Japan,
agreed to meet an acquaintance the
next day at 'Hachiko's pedestal"
The following afternoon, having
arranged an appointment to meet
up with friend at Shibuya sta
ton, suburb of Tokyo, I was told
to show myself at the "dog monu-
ment.' By this time, fed up with
the mystery, I agreed to come, pro-
vided he would inform me concern
ing the widespread popularity of
that particular point for the con-
tacting Of friends and countrymen.
Memorial to Faithful Dog.
Detraining, passed through the
station toward a short flight of
steps that led to the street, where
I came rather suddenly upon the
statue of a curly-haired dog seated
on his launches and mounted on a
pedestal Of stone, the whole con-
struction approximately seven feet
in height, and highly ornamental in
the japanese style. Standing around
were a number of people appar-
emily waiting for others to turn
up. Among them was the friend
who had dated me up at the "dog
monument"
He approached with all the man.
ners of a frst-class tourist guide.
LAS you don't read Japanese" he
said, 'it is my pleasure to trans
late the legend on the pedestal.
In some particulars this is the
most interesting piece Of sculpture
in the kingdom, symbolizing as it
does the virtues Of Patience and
Fidelity, without resorting to my
thology. This dog, who in life an
swered to the name of Hachiko, was
the friend and companion Of Pro-
lessor Uyeno, department Of agri-
culture, Imperial university, Tokyo.
Both have since died, immortalized
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03

mutual help to each other and to the communities they served.
 Charles E. Naghel introduced Capt. P. c. Haase, special repre- sentative of the Treasury Depart ment who handled the bonus pay ments for the Western Division, from offices in San Francisco. Capt Haase's home is in Washington, D. c.
 H. L. Faulkner made a motion that the Chamber of Commerce make arrangements for a broadcast of Commander Worthwine's speech over KINY. c. B. Arnold, Man. ager of KINY advised the Chamber that he had made arrangements with MT. Worthwine to do this and that as soon as the definite time was set the day and hour would be announced in the newspapers.
 Secretary Curtis Shattuck in his weekly report advised that he had received and answered a communi- cation from the Grand Coulee Chamber of Commerce, relative to the activities of a fake employment scheme relative to jobs at Treadwell which was being worked in the Grand Coulee country, details of which were published in yesterdays Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
SWING MUSIC IS THEME OF
 CAPITOL FILM
Coliseum Presenting We re Only Human with
 Preston Foster

Tn "The Music Goes Round" hailed as the show of shows" now at the Capitol, filled to the brim with entertainment surprises, great stars and speciality headliners, the new jazz craze for swing music plays a large part.
 The theme song, which took America by storm not so many months ago. also Life Begins When You're in Love-" Savannah "Rollin Along "There1l Be No South and Let's Go" all are pre- sented to the theatre-going public by this new musical film.
 On the Coliseum screen Were Only Human" starring Preston Foster, Jane Wyatt and James Gleason is the piece de resistance Supporting these players are Ar thur Hohl, John Arledge, Jane Dar- well, and Maroni Olsen.
 We're Only Human" is the story of Pete McCaffrey Foster), blus- tering detective-sergeant on the New York force, who wades into battle with gangsters totally re- gardleSs of his safety. His bravado fascinates Sally, newspaper re- porter, played by Jane Wyatt. who becomes his friend and later cap lures one of the city's most dan gerous bandits just to make a scoop for her paper
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
BARhN0F ID
 GALL, JUNEAU
Special Trip South Is An nounced by Alaska
 Steamship Co.

Steamer Baranof has been rout- cd south via Juneau, according to advices received here this forenoon by Agent M. J Wilcox and will ar rive from the Westward next Thursday, September 10
 The steamer VIII make only two ports of call in Southeast Alaska southbound from the Westward, Juneau and Ketchikan.
 Agent Wilcox also received @ ra- diagram announcing the Yukon will gail from Seattle next Saturday morning at 9 o'clock on schedule time for Southeast and Southwest Alaska ports.
 The Victoria was scheduled to gail from Seattle at l o'clock this afternoon having been delayed from the scheduled sailing at 9 o'clock yesterday morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
DISTINGUISHED
 GUESTS MEET
 WITH CHAMBER
Le gionnaires, s, Auxiliary Members, Army Officers,
 Others Tn Attendance

The Juneau Chamber of Com merce, was privileged today to be hosts to, and hear talks by a dis tinguished gathering of guests at it's weekly meeting in the Terminal Cafe,
 oscar Worthwine, National Vice. Commander, of the American Le- gion, now attending the Depart ment of Alaska's 17th Convention, following an introduction by Nor man Banfield. president of the local Chamber, delivered talk that was enthusiastically received by the members and guests. Commander Worthwine's address is reported full ly elsewhere in today's Empire.
 Among the many guests introduc- ed at today's meeting were:
 Members of the American Legion Auxiliary introduced by Mrs Theo McKanna, of Fairbanks, Depart ment President; Mrs. Cleo Ives, of Seward, representing Fairbanks Mrs Jean Reekie, Anchorage; Mrs. Margaret Webb, Seward; Mrs. Joe Sheldon, of Seward representing Valdez; Mrs. Eunice Hahn, Cor dova; Mrs. Lulu Wortman, Sitka Mrs. Alba Newman, Juneau; Mrs Della Saarf, Petersburg; Mrs. Irene Coulter, Wrangell, Mrs. Winfred Daniels. Ketchikan and Mrs zola Worthwine, Past Department Con- mander, of Idaho.
 Delegates to the convention and other out-of-town guests introduc- ed by Department Commander Karnes. Col R. w. Dusenbury, and Capt. J w. Gaddis of Chilkoot Bar racks; Chet Johnson, Ketchikan; Sidney Raynor, Anchorage; Stan ley Nichols, Valdez; Frank Cooper Seward, and Juneau delegates.
 President Banfield thanked Col Ralph w Dusenbury for coming tc the convention and bringing a com pany from Chilkoot Barracks with him. The Colonel said he was glad to be here and that. the men were thoroughly enjoying the hospitality of Juneau.
 Charles w Mowry, District Gov ernor of Rotary International was introduced by A. B. Phillips, presi- dent of the local Rotary Club MT Mowry formerly lived in the Inter ior and said that while he had not been in the T-ritory for 20 years he was pleased to be here again and hoped he could return more of- ten He said that the history of Ro- tary showed that Rotary Clubs and Chambers of Commerce were of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NoRTHBOUND

Q Northland scheduled to arrive . carly Saturday. 9 Princess Louise scheduled to 6 arrive Saturday evening. c SCHEDULED SAlLINCS . o Victoria scheduled to sail from . Seattle p. m. today but no . report at o'clock . . zapora scheduled to sail from . Seattle September 4 at g pm. q Yukon scheduled to sail from . Seattle September 5 at ( c a. m. { North Sea scheduled to sail 6 from Seattle September at q 0 9p. m. @ Northwestern scheduled to sail q from Seattle September ( at 9 a. m. . . SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS c . Alaska scheduled southbound ( next Monday or Tuesday. s c Baranof scheduled southbound q September 10. c LOCAL SAILINGS
 Estebeth leaves every Wednes- 6 day night at p. m, for c Sitka and wayports. c Dart leaves every Friday at C a. m. for Petersburg, Rake c and wayports. . . .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
DETROIT LIONS,
 LL-STARS, TIE
 IN GRID GAME
Curtain Raiser for Football Season Witnessed
 by 76,000

CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. 3-Coming from behind, the Detroit Lions, professional champions in football, fought the College All-Stars to a TT tie before 76.000 on Soldier Field last night in the curtain rais- CT opening the grid season.
 Trailing T at the end of the third period, the Lions seized ad- vantage of a tumble by the All- Stars that gave them a scoring op- portunity. The Lions quickly con- verted for a touchdown.
 The AllStars made their score in the first period.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
SUICIDE:

Jelmar Soderstrom, about 35, who had been working at the A. J mine up until about two weeks ago took his own life by hanging him. self on the back door of his cabin at 585 Lower Franklin Street to- day, authorities revealed.
 The body was found hanging in the doorway by Bill Tarr, city gar bage collector, who notified the authorities.
 Soderstrom had not been work ing for the last two weeks, 1t was reported. Motive for his action was not determined this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
NURSES WILL MEET

The Gastineau Channel Nurses Association will meet at the home of it's President, Mrs. Verne Soley, at the Marine Apartments, on Fri day evening for the first meeting of inc fall season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
CUBS DEFEAT DODGERS 4T0 ],
 HOME GROUNDS
Chicago Makes Three Runs in Fourth Inning Off
 Max Butcher

CHICAGO, Ill, Sept. 3.-The Chi cago Cubs got to Max Butcher for three runs in the fourth inning yesterday afternoon to down the Brooklyn Dodgers 4 to O. This was also behind the seyen-hit pitching of Tex Carleton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
HOWARD, JR., ON
 WAY SOUTH TO SCHOOL

Brice Howara, Jr.. former resident of Juneau and student in the Ju- neau High School, passed through Juneau recently on Q southbound steamer on his way to Pullman where where he will enter the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
Log Jam Breaks,
 Land Is Flooded

BELLIN CHAM, Wash. Sept. B. A Potter Creek log jam caused sev- eral thousands of dollars worth of damage near Deming when it broke loose following downpour and flooded several farms, small houses and roads.
 Washington State College. He is the son of the former agent of tho Admiral Line in Juneau, now agent for the Alaska Steamship Company in Fairbanks.
 
 Ennnirn ads are read
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
TIDES TOMORROW
GEO. TROUT DRoWNS
George Trout, well-known resi-

George Trout, well-known resi- dent ot Manley Hot Springs, was drowned last week, according to word brought to Fairbanks. MT. Trout, who was 80 years old, went to gather wood across the stream from his cabin and suffering a heart attack, fell into the water
 Phone 626, day or night, for res ervations in Irving Airways Lock heed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-03
GAMES WEDNESDAY

Pacific Coast League Sacramento 1; San Diego II. Oakland 3; Missions 2. San Francisco 4; Seattle 3. Los Angeles 0; Portland 4.
 National League New York 3; St. Louis 4. Brooklyn 0; Chicago 4. Philadelphia Pittsburgh, rain. Boston Cincinnati, rain.
 American League Cleveland 4; New York 3. St. Louis 13; Philadelphia II. Detroit 3; Washington 2. Chicago-Boston, rain.
Evening star., 1936-05-01

-. oNhNI bONNhIOW.
SS.460-Chevy Chase-Brand-new BRICK.
six unusually well-planned rooms,
natural finish. all-electric kitch-
en-. Big lot, trees. Phone Ma
Evening star., 1936-05-01

neighborhood in Silver Spring: 3 rooms
and bath. modern in every detail. Price,
S5. $50; $500 cash. balance like paying
rent This is very attractive home.
worthy Of your immediate inspection.
Phone Wisconsin 1910
Evening star., 1936-05-01
SALE-HOUSES.

9Th ST. NE. NEAR EAST CAPITOL ST
h'-w.h.: excellent condition. i Price. Price 5000:
$1,000 cash balance monthly. Dist. 036S.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-3-APART-
ment residence. IL rooms 3 baths, oil heat
refrigeration. Good home or sound invest
ment. To close estate. S14 500. Address
Box 1S4-H. Star office. 30'
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-NEW 5-ROOM
brick bungalow large room. open fireplace
h.,w. h.. tile bath with shower, large attic.
built-in garage. large lot; priced less than
$4,000. Drive Carol ave. right > blocks
on Columbia. right 3 blocks on Poplar to
300 Circle ave. See J.. NJ. MITCHELL.
Builder. Phone Shepard 1859 until d
I'm. then Col 1866.
SS.750-NR. 18th AND BUCHANAN
Modern. .20-ft. home. 3 porches perfect
condition. deep lot. garage; excellent value;
reasonable terms
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.. National O352.
BUY THIS HOUSE.
S7,250-S750 CASH
Just like new and a real buy. Values
Will enhance here. First commercial zone.
See it, It will make you q good home.
2l1 KENNEDY ST. NV.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 18th st. NV. District 3346.
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SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
2 II ST NV NATIONAL o345
5-FAMILY APTS.

140O LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
New corner building being completed,
three and four rooms each
Owner on Premises. D, s. BIRON.
WONDERFUL BARGAIN IN AN ADMIR-
opt soy ioGasec mOon apt n1u
for S12. 900 per annum. Located in an
excellent section OF n W. within watkins
distance OF downtown points. Price,
500 900. For terms and particulars,
SEE SULLIVAN BROS,
1920 K st. NV. Metropolitan 1923.
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CAPITOL HILL.
1616-1618 10th ST. Sc.

PRICED AT SbJ45U.UW.
Small cash payment and S49.50 per
month buys this attractive semi tached
brand-new brick house. Houses face beau
tiful Anacostia Park, where recreat'onal
facilities are at your front door. Open for
inspection Saturday and Sunday or by ap-
pointment. Call Mr.. Towbes
1404 X st. NV. CAFRITZ. Dist. 90S0.
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OVER 9 ACRES
RENT-SUBURBAN.

house. reconditioned: large grounds, with
garage BAINS REALTY CO. Sab Geor-
gia ave. Phone Shepherd 1892.
Az MT. IDA AVE.
Mt Ida, Alexandria. Va.-Detached center
hall. 8 rooms a bed rooms). sun parlor.
bath. INV. b, 2-caI garase: large lot. high
elevation. Rent. $50 per month.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC,
105 s. Royal St., Alex, Va.
Phone Alex. 24S4.
CHERRYDALE. VA. 2214 N. KENMORE
ST rooms and bath, garage; adults; ref
erence; by owner; reasonable. Key at 2300
N. Kenmore.
4-RooM COTTAGE. ELECTRICITY. BATH,
beautiful grounds: 25 min. to downtown;
$50 mo. Address Box 409-H Star ONCE.
4 CLEAN. QUIET, COOL ROOMS. Bath
nicely furnished: oil burner, elec. refrie-
orator: shady yard. porch. garage 3s
Shepherd ST., Hyatts.. Md. Hyatts. l24-J.
Evening star., 1936-05-01

S6 950-Here's the smart home Of five
lovely rooms you have been look
ing for. Brand,new and location
on lot 80 feet wide. Call REALTY
ASSOCIATES. National 143H
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WANTED-LOTS.
WANTED-LOTS.

From > TO 10 lots not less than 40-ft.
front each: must have water and sewer and
be in or near D. C., and not over 81 900
each Will pay cash for good locations.
Write or phone giving full particulars.
HoWenStein Realty Corp,
141s St. NV Dist. 1871
Evening star., 1936-05-01

BROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. IDEALLY
located. nearby Virginia: weather-stripped
screened; bath. hot-water heat electricity
large, dry cellar: garage: lot so by 40 #.
Minimum upkeep and taxes. Twenty min
utes from downtown Washington: close to
schools, churches stores buSses. street
cars. S4S N. Lincoln St. Clarendon. Va.
Evening star., 1936-05-01
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

and trsnsnnrtafion ~ fsmiSH MIS- 81 NJ;
over $40. Address Box 3S7-H. Star once.
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TABLE BOARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HIIICREST. $500 18th St. N.W.-Clean
cool, delightful place to eat; plenty OF sooe
food prepared by an experienced dletlclsn
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---- - IItII ot. N W. DIaIIICI .l1fO.
OPEN EVENINGS
No. Madison st. n.w.-New det brick,
z rooms. . baths > fireplaces, finished
attic, garage: beautiful home. on a nice
lot; near busseS. schools and stores. Priced
absolutely right. Phone District 036S.
charming Colonial in fine condition; on
select street near the John Eaton School
Detached; very lovely cheerful rooms
and BATHS: automatic heat and refr!g-
Grafton: pretty lot and garaee. An inspec-
ton should convince YOU Of its desirability.
BOSS d PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. Eve
MING PHONE. CLEVELAND O112.
NEW-HOUSE CONDITION. & ROOMS AND
bath, modern: A-acre lot with flowers and
fruit trees; near Old GEORGETOWN I'd. A
bargain. Phone Metropolitan l170.
Evening star., 1936-05-01
RENT-STORES.

ON ST. NEAR 9Th. NE-WELL-LO-
Gated store. newly painted inside: reason
able to responsible party. Phone Met. 6O53
1928 PENNA. AVE. NW-EXCELLENT
location: windows and store being remod-
eled. Formerly cleaning and pressing shop
20 years. Inquire 1892 Penna. ave. NV.
DOWNTOWN CORNER STORE. LARGE
show windows on two streets; suitable for
any business. rent, $500.
=, Garage with ONCE rooms above; driveway
through the first floor fireproof building
excellent location for general auto repair:
located west Of Conn. ave. in downtown
section; reasonable rent Call Mr. Marshall,
BOSS & PHELPS
l411 X ST Ma nonn
Evening star., 1936-05-01
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

REFINED COUNTRY HOME. Rockville
pike: furnished room. private bath. garage
excellent meals: close to golf course terms
$40 month for one. SIS for two. Phone
Kensington S1-J
Evening star., 1936-05-01
sALE-INvEsrMENT PROPERTY.

AN INVESTMENT YOU SHOULD
INVESTIGATE IMMEDIATELY.
skorns an afo
proven, PEieesI 81 500 and sd1 81 $50: Can
REILLY. Cleveland 1874.
SMALL HOUSE. SOLID BRICK, GOOD
repair rooms, bath well located: st sfeady 10y
5000. 5000 L. E. +. PRINCE. isa7 Conn ave.
4-APT. FLAT. DETACHED CORNER PROP
erty; individual heating units; Gross rents
sl'5oo: pT5ce, s18jIii?ssHt WIisHE INC
11O7 Eye St. NV. National c0a5.
FOR YOUR IDLE FUNDS.
Store, in northwest with apsrtmsnt
tenant tenants to show -i5.s net return on price
Of Sl@.a5O: lot 20 feet wide; property IN
SOoF TAos, Ae5:S, !, FARRELL CO, Realtors. s-
BE WISE-INVEST IN GOOD REVENUE
yielding property and forestall innatlon
and other uncertainties. We offer q six
s6fntT p4opsfy Sds a H Mt afs I9om
So $50 per snnum Price. S25, 5000; terms.
GUARANTY MIG. CO., 416 9TH. Phons
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY.
NEIGHBoRHooD SIX rooms. l bath.
car car brick rick garage: new plumbing and
heating plant; completely Tsnovatso
and IN nrSt-claSs conolton. WIN IenL
for S47.5O per month. This property
Will sell quickly. ,-
Sc. 5U0-BRICK DWELLING NEAR 18th
ST. NV. arranged into three separate
apartments of three rooms and bath
each; hot-water heat. OIL BURNER,
two-car garage. Rents for 500 per
month. This is a very good buy in this
type Of investment.
SHANNON & LUcHS CO..
1905 H ST. NV. NATIONAL o345.
EXCELLENT RETURNS FOR CONSERVA.
tive investors. department building. lo-
Gated in center of fine rental section. close
to stores. theaterS. Transportation. etc;
building 6 months old, leased to hieh-
class tenants: all modern equipment. in
cluding Frigidaire insulation. standard
plumbing screens. awnings. weather-str
ping oil heat. built-in kitchen cabinets.
512os. Call Mr., WEIGH. District SOFA,
Evening star., 1936-05-01
THE RROADMOOR

3601 CONN AVE.
Bed room living room. junior dining
room. kitchen bath and porch: southern
exposure: now available. Phone Clev. 5000.
Evening star., 1936-05-01
SALE-HOUSES.
NEW BRICK HOMES.

NEW oIS4Sh I1oINCO.
Woodridce-Beautiful new brick homes
with east exposure of large rooms. tile
bath. shower. "a bath on 1st floor; real
open fireplace, chestnut trim. large hoored
attic modern kitchen. slate roof. copper
cutters, concrete front porch large lots.
garage, To inspect: Out Rhode Island ave.
to 2Sth st. ne. left 1 block to homes
SAMPLE. 3G26 2Sth st. ne.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r. I. Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.
CAPITOL HILL.
FACING SEWARD. So. CORNER BRICK.
IL rooms. 3 baths. h.-w.h.. electricity;
club room and lavatory in basement: stu
ated tust north of Pa. ave. within. walking
distance to Confessional Library and
House Once Building in a desirable room
ing and boarding neighborhood. Price.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ct. Realtor; National 0753.
Evening star., 1936-05-01
APARTMENTS-SUBURBAN.
WANTED-APT. HOUSE SITE.

HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER WITH
cash for apartment house site. Edward D
Coleman. 9l9 New York ave. NV. Phone
Natl knEo
Evening star., 1936-05-01
RENT-FLATS.

1000 b ST NE| R. B; ELEC. HEAT
furnished Key in store Rent. $40.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO. al4 G st. NV.
1921 eth NW-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
Evening star., 1936-05-01
3015 18th ST. NV

OOIJ IfCII u. IN. W.,
Between Columbia rd and Irving ST. new
by. $50 deep; l or . stores. II leased
before CONSTRUCTION. will build to suit ten
ant. For informstion phone owner.
1ta and SITS NE Lincoln 0sa7.
63l PENN. AVE. Sc,
Store and Apt. -S175.OO
638 Penn. Ave. Sc 10000
920 18th st. Sc,
Store and Apt 125.00
81 7th st. Me- $3.50
636 Penn. Ave. Sc 5000
1913 Penn. Ave. Sc 5000
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. Sc
Evening star., 1936-05-01
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

home furnished, II rooms. bath > show =
ers. iavatory. > fireplaces. 2-car garage,
laundry room; 1i2 acres; large trees.
ming pool if desired; oil paintings. Orien-
tai rugs brasseS and ANTIQUES: not far
from Chevy Chase: $3.50. Met. 2402.
SUMNER. TO COUPLE ONLY. GEORGE
town: reserving bed rooms for gentleman:
cleo, phone: part-time houseboy included;
$50 per month. Phone West 2S32.
II ASPEN ST, CHEVY CHASE, Md
Man alone will share with > or 3 COM
pletely furnished S-room home: refriger-
ator fireplace yard; y block Conn. ave
PARK SECTION-MODERN. wELL-FURN
home. garage: bed rooms, = baths; owner
will share; reasonable Col 06o9 3s
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFTR.
HOUSES-yNFURNISHED

TAKOMA PARK, DETACHED, s ROOMS
ami garage; nice yard: close 70 store
and transportation. Shepherd 34lS-J.
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FOUNTAIN COURT.

snrine and Summer among the trees.
Shaded lawn tennis sun porch. spacious
bed rooms; beautiful dining room , deiiciSus Sis
and car lines Is minutes downtown. IN
spection invited Phone Columbia $500
364O 18th st NV
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555a 3Cth PLACE N.W-NEARLY NEW
A.tioEosfi of5PfSER. 6RaS 15lo x st. NV. Phone
S5? .50-234 10th NE.
z rooms. bath. h.-wh elec lights, good
ENsfE1N iapatPE sis sRog' phone Line, os97. How
REFINIsHEp LIKE NEW, BEAUTIFUL
garage; gg y block 18th st. bus, in nearby
Columbia 757Y; eVes @ fspk shepkerd RGS s47i rh0he
DUPONT CIRCLE = VERY ATTRACTIVE
home OF large rooms. . baths. freplaces,
servants quarters: upstairs kitchen. laun-
i..:s sns s. PSs zsse
Call OWNER. Wisconsin 4240.
PRACTICALLY NEW CENTER-HALL CO.
lonial in Chevy Chase. D. c.; 3 bed rooms.
baths, finished attic. maids room and
bath. 2-ear built-in garage, automatic
AF,I ,o,a afHfIIIgss S N.Y. cAhgS nIi iNe. 60
Chevy chase a f5At + Z H9ME: m;..,.cn.d all
brick MODERN center-hall home: living
iSr' M modern modern kitchen; t electric rsfrigeration
attic. 2-ear garage; half block of Conn.
ave. walking distance Ben Murch Gram
War Woodsen senoS Alice Peal Junior High and
LESLIE d, MEASE1I.
BETHESDA. MD,-ALL BRICK; LIVING
room with fireplace, dining room. model
electric Kitchen, 3 bed rooms. beautiful tile
path with shower. large porch, yard, gar
LESLIE d. MEASELL Clev. 3465. ~
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES. j..
All brlck, redecorated: z rooms, tiled
baths finished attic. with heat; electric
refrigeration, new oil burner latge screen
ed porch: southern exposure. weather.
stripped; built-in garage Several other
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Clev. 3465. 2s
5522 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Modern Colonial corner home OF rms
and bath. built-i garage: ami.
733 18th ST. NV National 035e.
SEMI-DETACHED-PETWORTH.
sol Farragut st. n.w.-S67 30: rec:
hall. living room. dining room. three bed
rooms. two screened porches and inclosed
porch. Two-car garage. large rear yard.
m14o4 z. k'er ScRRFTR1Tz. DIST. eoso.
WE HAVE A SMALL SELEC-
tion of units, varying in size,
price and location. We would
be pleased to have you call,
write or phone us regarding
them.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
40. ,.., q. EEAt 1STATrh Eat rh..,s,., s,oo.
Evening star., 1936-05-01

$3.50 seth PLACE N.W.-NEARLY NEW
Chevy Chase home. 3 rooms . baths: sos
a. F GARDINER. 1910 K st. NV. Phone
National 0334