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field, getting two dozen hits and
scoring in every inning except
one. Chipman-LaC Crosse used four
pitchers, Gilreath, Jackson, Quinn
and E. Phillips, trying to stop the
visiting nine. But neither twirler,
due in part to poor support, was
able to check WOW.
E. Case pitched the full game
for WOW. and coaSted to an
easy victory after being given a
huge lead in the first innings of
the contest.
Hill, V. Drake and Gibbs did
most of the Chipman-LaC Crosses
hitting, Hill and Drake each get
ting 3 hits, one of Hills drives
being a home run. Gibbs got two
hits, one of which was a triple.
L. Drake played great game
at short stop for Chapman La
Crosse.
Houston and Mannir made
several nice catches Ia ..-e out
field for WOW. as dbl Garrett.
Garrett also starred at bat, get
ting three hits. Brock collected
four hits for WOW.
Saluda at Fletcher
Fletcher defeated Saluda 10 to
9 at Fletcher in a see-saw game
that saw first one team and then
the other in the lead. No other
details of the game were report
ed.
Green River at Fruitland
The Green River Islanders were
forced to go Is innings to defeat
the fast improving Fruitland team
by a 6 to 4 score on the latter's
diamond.
The game was tight all the way
through, with the moundsmen on
both sides pitching great ball.
Jones worked on the mound for
and twirled beautiful
pitched for Green River.
ball all the way through. Swan
Few details of the game were
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Cantor's Marriage
Not On Rocks; Is
Travel Bug Hit
HOLLYWOOD Shoppers Get
Wrong Idea; Their
"Necks Red"

HOLLYWOOD, rune 9. (UP)
What looked like an explosion Of
Eddie Cantor's 22-year-old mar
riage turned out to be merely ar
attack of the travel bug, ant
necks of Hollywood shoppers are
very, very red.
Rumors that the Cantor ro
nance was nose-diving flew thick
and fast after the pop-eyed com
edian telephoned all over towr
cancelling Mrs. Ida Cantor's party
in celebration of their wedding
anniversary Tuesday. Here's what
happened:
Cantor, in Hollywood less than
a day after a trip from New
York, was wandering disconsolate-
ly about with an idle month on
his hands. Perched on a desk in
a publicity office on the United
Artists lot, he picked up some cir
culars advertising Hawaii, and re-
acted Immediately:
palm trees! Moons! Beaches!
1 gotta go! 1t says there's a boat
tomorrow. Get me reservatidps. "
Mrs. Cantor, meanwhilg WAS
touring Hollywood arrangi9es for
the party. Cantor started making
telephone calls, but never Sauite
caught up with her. = .,
In passing, he cancelled Aef or
der for a dinner for 40Sat a
swanky cafe, entertainments en-
gagements, orders for place cards,
everything. Each order MRS Gam
tor gave was cancelled within an
hour after she made it. ~
Finally, still unable tos reach
his wife, Cantor called his eldest
daughter and said: k,t !!
Look, honey; you've got to
pack your mothers things We're
going to Honolulu. Tomorrow.
Not a minute to waste. What?
Oh, pack anything. All she needs
is a bathing suit and a hat"
But while all this was going on
merchants and cafe men were tell
ing their amazing stories, and the
Hollywood grapevine telegraph
began to click and hum.
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EDNEYVILLE

EDNEYVILLE, June 9.-Mr.
| and Mrs. L. A. Reab of Augusta,
with a party of friends, are at
Hi-Lo Lodge, their summer home
here, for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark and
little son, Walter, Jr., of Augusta,
with Mr.. James B. League, spent
the weekend here with Mrs.
| League at Sportcliff, her summer
home. 49,.
Mrs. Sam Huntsinger is in the
hospital at Rutherfordton for
treatment. ''''
Miss Hester Merrell of Hender-
sonville is spending the week at
her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Rhodes, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. C. Rhodes and Mrs.
B. l.. Merrill and little grand
daughter, Doris Britain, visited
Mrs. Robert Brown of Hillgirt
Sunday. Z
Miss Lucille Rhodes spent Thurs
day night with her cousin, Mrs.
Lindsey Merrell.
The people in this section was
glad of the good rains, as it was
getting very dry.
Mrs. C. L. Justus spent Thurs
day afternoon with Miss Julia
Moss.
Miss Sarah Wells has gone to
Wheeling, w. Va, where she will
spend some time. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Justus have
moved from here to Lake Lure.
+ Miss. Sarah Rhodes has taken a
position at Barker Heights.
!. Rev. and Mrs. Walter Barr and
little son of near Dana were din
ner guests of Mrs. James r.
League Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Ives rof Savannah,
Ga, Mrs. Annie Chandler of Wan
da, S. c., and Mrs. w. ]. Halvor-
sen and son of Pulaski, Va, are
spending some time with their Sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Smith, at Chat
n-Rest.
The primary election Saturday
went off very quietly here. The
vote was light.
Miss Marie Rhodes spent Satur-
day night with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Rhodes.
Miss Lula and Jane Justus Wis
tied Mrs. Lindsey Merrell recent
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Nix had as
their dinner guests Sunday the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Nix, and Misses Belle and
FLY Niy of Rat Cave
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WALLSTREET.
HOLDS LAND0N|
best COP. BEZl
III He Is Nominated Eve
Money Forecast on Him
And Roosevelt
fse,nge s.G e - avgtas
BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Edito,
Copyright 1886 bv United Tres

(SoPyrlght 1886 bv United res
New York, June 8. ;UP(-W
Street believes that Gov. ALT
Landon of Kansas is the stron
est candidate the Republicans G
nominate for President. If La
don is nominated, betting odds
the Street that President Roo
welt will be reelected-now
to one-will drop Immediately
even money.
But the financial district is n
yet sure that Landon will be t
nominee. AS indication of tn
very little money has been bet
date for or against Rooseve
brokers with a flair for gamb}
are waiting until the Republicd|
candidate is nominated betoi
plunging.
This was the definite impre]
sion received in a canvass 4
| bankers and brokers here, a
though they were unanimous
declining to be quoted by mann
This was because the stock e.
change, after the unfortunate e.
perience of 1882, frowns on men
bers openly engaging in polite
fearing the effect on sentlmei
against the exchange.
But privately politics is the pal
amount topic, particularly I'll
money" plank being drafted IL
the republican platform. lmpett
was given this discussion by dl
patches reporting that Winthro
Aldrich, chairman of the Chas
National Bank, had been Gale
in to help draft the monetal
plank for the platform on whic
Landon will make his bid for tn
nomination.
Aldrich's office declined to COZ
firm or deny the report, sayin
only: "Mr. Aldrich has no con
ment to make"
The Chase National Bank, tn
largest in the nation, is controlle
by the Rockefellels. Aldrich is
brother-in-law of John D. Rockt
Teller, Jr.
Aldrich not only declined t
discuss the report that he wa
called on to aid in drafting
monetary plan for Landon, bu
declined to discuss his views o
the currency situation. He int
mated that after the Republica
monetary plan was drafted, h
might have something to say.
General opinion in Wall Stree
favors a return to the Gold stanc
ard at around the present valus
ton of the dollar, 5000, but -onl
after an international monetar
conference and contingent o
joint action by other world pow
ers.
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I'D m1SSTNOo1leG
DRUGGED OR POISONED

CHARLOTT VILE, Va,
June g. (UP)-Missing since
Saturday night, Landon Mason
Burke, 15-year-old daughter of a
prominent Alexandria, Va, bank
err, was found here Monday suf-
fering from a "dose of drugs OF
poison"
The young girl was taken to
Martha Washington h spi a
where her condition was called
"fair." Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Burke, arrived here tonight.
Search was begun for the girl
following her disappearance Sat-
urday.
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GREEN RIVER IS
TIED FOR FIRST
IN COLLEAGUE.
Steps up by 13-Inning Win
Over Fruitland; Bafour
Stops Mills River
By EDGAR II. CASE

Balfour, giving a fine exhibit
ton of batting power and offer
ing some excellent pitching on the
part Of H. Stewart, defeated the
husky Mills River RiverianS 10 to
2 at Balfour Saturday afternoon,
pulling the RiverianS down into u
tie with the Green River Island
ers, who defeated Fruitland, for
first position in the county league.
Behind the five hit pitching OF
Steward, the Balfour athletes
pounded out II hits off Holden,
Mills River mOundsman, and had
things all their way for the at
ternoon.
Brevard, Kirby, r. Crisp and
b. Crisp each collecting 3 hits out
of five trips to the plat for the
mill boys. A. .Corpening was the
Riverians' leading hitter, getting
3 hits for four times at bat, one
of his hits being a home run, ac-
counting for half of Mills Rivers
runs.
WOW at Chipman-LaCross
WOW. went on another bat
ting and scoring rampage against
Chipman-LaCrosSe at last Flat
Rock and defeated the CT. boys |
81 to 10.
There was nothing spectacular |
about the game, unless it was the /
hitting of the WOW. team and
the many errors made by Chip
man-LaCross. WOW. had only
nine players at the game, but
those nine proved to be sufficient.
Every one of the white-suited
boys from the county seat town,
from the lead-off man right on
down through the pitcher, swat
ted the ball to all corners of the
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County Loop Ball
Meet Announced

The County league baseball
meeting scheduled for last Satur-
day night was postponed until
Thursday night. The meeting will
be held at G. D. Whites office on
Third Avenue East and every
manager, the LEAGUE directors, N.
B. Gibbs and Bill Bangs, and the
league president, S. E. Green
wood, are all supposed to be
there. -.--
The meeting is special bust
ness meeting and any manager
who isn't there to represent his
team will perhaps be fined.
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had lined up Shirley to show in
Fort Worth's Frontier Centen-
nial," exposition rival of the
"Texas Centennial" in nearby |
Dallas.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT

SAVANNAH, Ca, June g.
(UP)-Police today held robbcr1
as the most likely motive in tbj
Sunday murder of Peter CareIIas
district governor Ahepa. nationa|
Greek American patriotic organi!
cation. No definite clues had bee1
found, however, and officials aIsd
worked on the theory that tb]
CRIME might have been committe]
by a maniac.
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TEXAS CAN'T HAVE
SHIRLEY TEMPLE e.

Texas can't have Shirley Tenn.
pie, William Getz, assistant to
Daryl Zanuck, solemnly vows.
Getz denied report that Billy
Rose, New York's "iumbo" impre-
sario who has gone ten-gallon hat,
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JACKIE COOPER
is SAID IN LOVE

Jackie Cooper is in love, and
the lady is Judy Garland, child
singer. Jackie saw a lot of Judy
before she left for New York a
week ago. 1t was candy and flow
ers then, and now it's kilograms
every day. They're both II years
old. Seems it's grand even at that
age,
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HOLLYWOOD IN THROES
OF CAMEL SHORTAGE

Hollywood, believe it or not, is
in the grip of camel shortage,
according to Carl Stecker, owner
of the only 13 "ships Of the des-
ert" in the film capital.
Months went by and / couldn't
peddle single camel,"' he walled:
"Now they all want 'em at once. "
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CLEANUP BONFIRE MISFIRED

SALT LAKE CITY (UP)-
The junior chamber of commerce
spent much time and labor build
ing big bonfire to celebrate
city cleanup" week. Pranksters
started the show by slipping past
guard at night and lighting the
blaze prematurely.
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DUTY OVER FAVORITIsM

DENVER CUP - Patrolmar
Paul Doty does his duty as he
gees it. He handed Mrs. George
w. Marland, wife of the chief Of
police a ticket for traffic law
violation. She was fined 81.
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Nancy Ann Merrill and her broth
err, Bobby Merrell, by their moth
er, Mrs. Bryan Merrell, last Fri
day p. m. Thirty-three children
enjoyed this happy occasion. At
ter playing many games on the
lawn, they were served with re-
freshments, carrying out color
scheme of green and pink. Those
assisting Mrs. Merrill were the
mothers of those present.
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DoBBIN REMEMBERED

DENVER (UP)-Old Dobbin
mas mas not been entirely forgotten in
TINS motorized age. The city coun-
gu III appropriated $50 for a drink
ing fountain for horses.
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wow

Schedule for Saturday, June 13
Saluda at Chipman-LaCr
Balfour at Fletcher.
Green River at WOW.
Mills River at Fruitland.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

GEORGETOWN HOUSE MoDERNIZED:
2 bed rooms. attractive living room. gar
den; rent. $40 per month. Address Box
463-E. Star Office
2235 QUINCY ST. N.E-LIKE NEW: DE-
tached. corner. g rooms. built-in garage;
SIS. Vacant soon. To inspect see OWNER.
319 d st. ne.
CONVENIENT GROOM HOUSE NEWLY
papered. modern. large lot. near stores.
schools and bus line; turn north from Lee
Highway at Monroe st. TO 21st ave. north,
No. 5000. Cherrydale. Va. Phone Adams
9S74. 3s
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WANTED TO BUT-HOUSEs.

ored We have the fastest selling system.
Can CAL. H atEo BATTLE ,r P9somae 1851. Po-
houses or stores. any condition. white or
| colored; no fees or commission. Mr..
SMITH SIN IId7 District Oeea. Evenings, wi'e.n-
terms. prefer Nv or nearby virginia; re-
sponsible adults Adams $3.50.
ANY HOUSES UP TO s5 900. p. G..
Edams Eas ,nSsdiasf 4ass Ma fafh l4s5 Megidan
WE HAVE CLIENTS WITH ALL CASH TO
Sa Ho at nose' o%ee ii yon on' wsns ssaf 70
1oe2 2s, w. "A Aye IS NV c,,n,s;. Met s1sa 5oss.
brief house 'IRAaaH Vicinity ef Cleveland f PsTk'
Briehtwood or Woodbridge; price not over
s1sese sdasse For SS. AZ Us fss s.T gv oss ts
HAVE E. COAST FLA. CITY LOT. CLEAR
TO Use as down payment on small home in
or near city with good lot; around S6 600
or $1,000 Address Box SAD. Star once
LARGE HOUSE IN GOOD CONDITION
dress Boy 2I7-D. Star once,
THE RADIO REAL ESTATE BUREAU
NV or ne Mr.. PERKINS. Dist. 597s.
ALL CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES. ANY
size. any condition. or will help refinance
the remodeling OF any brick building. in
ANTON KoERBER, 1916 K st. NV.
HOUSE SUITABLE TO REMODEL MIRO
apts.; n. and S. exposures: cash pr; good
buy. Address Box 196-D Star ONCE. 30"
8 r. COLONIAL BRICK: H.W,H; CLOSE
in: not over $500; resp. Govt. empl.;
state particulars: no agents. Address Box
WANTED TO BUY-6-ROOM HOUSE; D.
c.. Nd. or Va; must have large lot:
can pay S?5 month. with down payment
references. Address Box 242-D. Star Of
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR
frame. white or colored. Immediate &C.
ton. No commission. E. A. GARVEY. Dis
trict 450S. 1926 VT ave.
FOUR BEDROOM CORNER BRICK. GOOD
Circle. Phone National 2O95.
INVESTMENT PRoPERTY-STATE Lo-
cation and lowest cash price. Address
Box 33O-D. Star ONCE.
WANTED-FROM OWNER OR
One. and perhaps two. houses. not over
$4,000 each. all cash. Prefer northwest
section: brick or perhaps field stone. &C.
tached or seml-detached. rooms. east;
west or southwest exposure; walls insulated
and copper piping or allowance therefor:
new or not over three years old. or even
in course OF construction. Give location
and price for advance inspection. No
broker, or my own broker. Address Box
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coLORED-REDUCED PRICE.
COLORED.
COIORED.

Det. brick r & b.. h.-wh elec. Foul
25-ft. lots. Fairmont Heights. viii sell 81
half It's worth. A. M. COOPER. zoos Eye
Natl 1882.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
SALE--SUBURBAN.

ROOMS q BATH-BRICK MODERN
Mouse nsss ~ and adw brick saTsse within 10 min
down u pSyment b.i iasHns1en- SHn ner S EeasSnsSls
eluding PRINCIPAL and int. until paid. No
renewal charees. Directions: Gross High
70 sads IS s 1s.n Rhs s. tHn HHhsIs
LEVY. owner and builder. sol 1lth Sc s.
Arlington. Va. Phone Ridge 7s
ABOUT q ACRES OF PRETTY LAND ON
room house city elect. o basement. bs'Sn GARAGE
and pretty shade: near fne school. church.
Sus 0o S.s6:. ss3c s2
per month; possession at once. See MASON
sse end N Ea5fsx Pts. S1n. ..
andria 43-F-4i. ''''
LOG HOUSE BUILT 1890: WATER
heat. hardwood floors. city elect. beamed
eaee bath larSe xnT ro6%s ssSms re
sSslss .ssa. siass nj %s s:so s ;
from washington: Price. $500; $1,000
sash MssoM tsqs balance $50 per %qnth
% Phone Aiexandria a st 4siFf sie Fl 00ium0'A f'As'
BUNGALow. 626 25th, ST. AURORA
Feen sespns porch si sssh 5l:
For sale BY OWNER. Vacant.
BARGAIN-LARGE NEW GROOM SHACK
on beautiful wooded lot; good trsnsporta.
tion; close in: terms. North 1888.
MT; BANNER R.. PIN. ATTIC. H;-W.Hy
$500 down. S45 mo. 81 T.. lot 60x2O0, $500
down. $50 mo. CAWTHORNE REALTY
CO.. Greenwood 2309-W after ] pm.
VALUABLE HIGH ARLINGTON RIDGE
corner; rs it.; full view city and Army
Club: now S3.S00. Potomac COOS.
DO YOU WANT A RooMY LOT 75xI1O7
well-built, frame. Semi-bunga alow7 Close
to transportation. stores, high school?
Cool in Summer warm in Winter? A
quiet. desirable neighborhood? Garage
All modern convenience? A bargain? II
So tel. Clarendon 345. 1896 N. Utah st.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. 81 SPRING ST.--NEw
brick bungalow: rooms, furred walls. in
sulated screened, hardwood floors, fire.
place. tile bath with shower. hot-water
heat: full cellar with laundry tubs.
OWNES. Alexandria 2256. 30'
AT WHITLEY. ON EDMoNSTON RD ONE
mile from Blsdenshurg Peace Cross. on lots
I own. I will build houses to suit buyers
who have $500 down payment Address
JOHN A: DOWNING. Edmonston. Nd. Or
call Hyattsville 12a-W after pm. week
days. all day Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
ONLY $3.50.

23l6 31th ST.
Just below Mt. Alto Hospital.
Open today. 3 to T..
Detached 2-story brick. bed rooms on
end floor electric refrigeration. h.-wh.
by gas burner; insulated. weather stripped
and screened; built-in garage front and
rear porches. beautiful grounds. This Is
feally an outstanding bargain.
WALTER A. BROWN.
14l5 I National 1852
Evening star., 1936-08-30

cOLoRED-6-RooM. TILE BATH. HOT
water heat, elec. 1st ST.. near s. $500.
Easy terms Decatur 1850 MIR THOMAS
Evening star., 1936-08-30

CoI.oRED. s4.950-NEAR-NEW GROOM
brick. fashionable ne. section: owner
forced to sell this week: generous terms.
Mr.. PERKINS. District 5979.
COLORED-l1th. Mr.. PARK RD.-6 R:
h. h; cleo; 3 porches: yours at a bar
gain.
Columbia I'd, overlooking reservoir; 6
r.; cleo; h.-w.h.; rare bargain.
Nr. 4th and IT, q T.; only $3.50.
Decatur 0125.
BARGAIN FOR COLORED-S ROOMS
brick: best lighted and ventilated; all
modern improvements: east Of 18th and
Harvard StS. NV: $4,000.
6-room brick: all modern improve
ments: on Harvard and Fairmopt sts. NV.
east Of 18th.
Beautiful Groom pressed brick. 9 baths:
very large rooms; east of 18th and Park
rd. NV So 900 less than original for
quick sale. Call H. E BATTLE, Potomac
1850: Potomac 1851. 715 Florida ave. NV.
coLORED; BEAUTIFUL sEMI-DETAcHED
S-room house in ne; spacious rooms tile
bath. automatic oil heat recreation room
brick garage; ideal for doctor: must be
seen to be appreciated. Decatur 116Q.
Mr.. JONES.
COIORED-6-ROOM TILE BATH HOT
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1916 18th ST. S.E.-S6,25O

$500 CASH. BALANCE $50. 80 MO. .,
If you are paying rent we will make i
semi-detached home. large rooms.
porches large lot. Near transportation
schools and stores Property faces Gov
eminent park where a swimming pool. base
ball diamond tennis and golf are at your
front door. Open for inspection. Call Mr..
i4O4 K St NV CAFRrTz. Dist 90s0.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
SALE-HOUSES.

COLOREDIREAL 81 900 VALUE IN g.
room brick. Fine NV. section. To go to hrst
buyer at So 1000. Reasonable financial ar
rangements. Mr. PERKINS. District 5979.
I724 sLI2 R.. AMI. 20I5 13th-6 R..
smi. l54 You ami. 1918 9Th
Sor,h Sr,,j aim,t dnJz ). =. HOLLAND. 1901 7th.
CoLoRED-REDUCED PRICE.
4845 HAYES st. ne. (h block from
h.-w.h.. gas. electricity; interior decorated
like new: ready to move in; $500. $500
cash. balance like rent till paid. House
open for INSPECTION all day Sunday and
every day till sold. Don't miss this bargain.
See our agent on premises. Come prepared
to do business. First come. first served.
DIXIE REALTY CO. INC.
14l7 L 81. NV National $3.50.
CoLORED SPECIAL.
For sale-Five broom bungalows. all
modern improvements; sOO-SO4 44th st.
ne. and 1922. 1925 and 4417 Hayes st.
ne: ideal homes for veterans; terms easy.
Write s. D. REDMOND. Jackson. Miss.
COLORED
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
$40 Columbia rd. NV. About 10 years
old. 20 IT. wide. 9 big rooms. 2 inclosed
porches. cement front porch. hardwood
noors. gear garage Price. $3.50; 81 900
cash; Cash.. 6alanee "a Ise monthly. M. B. Weaver.
''e'e'"aw wAPIE { JAMES. INC,
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 334S.
COLORED.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$10,950.
CORNER PROPERTY, ONE
BLOCK WEST CONN. AVE.
Improved street and alley. 4 bed rooms.
screened sleeping porch. large library ad-
joining living room. Lot IS IT. front.
Excellent location NV
Cley. 1900 Evenings Clev. 71S2.
Evening star., 1936-08-30
BARGAIN.

1910 BRANDYwINE ST NV. COR
NER. SEMI-DETACHED. HOLLOW TILE
AND BRICK CONSTRUCTION: Rms;
DOUBLE REAR PORCHES; EXCELLENT
CONDITION. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT,
BALANCE MONTHLY. LESS THAN RENT.
OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
CAYWOOD BROS g. GARRETT, INC
ok N Ave NV NATL. O9S2
Evening star., 1936-08-30
S5,450-BUNGALOW.

$40 MONTHLY F. H. A. LOAN.
Builder is starting several brick bunea-
lows on soft. wooded lots in beautiful
D. c. suburb. Large living room. dining
room. . bed rooms. modern kitchen. tile
bath. full basement. hot-weter heat, fire.
place. furred walls oak floors. Sample
house on display Plans and pictures upon
request. Phone BUILDER. National 7760.
Evening star., 1936-08-30

NEARBY. ON PIKE; IA ACRES: FRUIT
trees. garden. outhouses; worth $40: 800:
take $3.50: q real bargain: act quickly.
OWNER. Address Box 30O-D. Star ONCE.
Az
Evening star., 1936-08-30

S3 OO0-OVER Ia ACRES: LARGE =
room dwelling; old shade, good land. elec.
D. C.; $500 down one mtg; no rent. X.
AUSTIN. Seabrook Md. 30s
THE COOLEST SPOT-WISHING 10
settle up my affairs. will sacrifice my old
livable. S-room home. that can readily
be modernized into choice ali-year home.
with few acres; bargain to quick buyer;
also several choice acreage building
sites. PERRY F. SKINNER. Anacostia,
d c. Route 2 Box 2O3. 3Oe
Evening star., 1936-08-30

ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOW CLAIR
endon. Va; 8 r. and b.; fireplace. light
basement; anil; garage: close to school,
stores. churches. bus: priced to sell:
$3.50. Call Clarendon 107I-R or drive
out to 2412 N. 18th st. 3Os
Evening star., 1936-08-30
3EAIITIFuL HOME.

COR JEFFERSON AND N. @. NV.
Owner leaving city will sell his 7-room
and bath home with Ttmkin oil burner.
open fireplace. 2-car garage, lot 6bxlOl.
E. M. AIKEN,
SOO n st NV Natl 1856
Evening star., 1936-08-30
SEMI-DETACHED.

TEWKESBURY PL. NV.
Three bed rooms, rock wool insula ton.
basement garage; quiet, no thoroughtare
street; near new Warner Theater. public
and parochial schools. stores and churches:
owner moving to country: has reduced
price for quick sale. Inspection by ap-
pointment Shepherd 2I45.
Evening star., 1936-08-30

5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. H.-W.H.,
electric; shade fruit chicken house ga
rage. %. acres; miles southeast Of Capi-
tol: So. 300. Atlantic 3s21-W.
HYATTSVIILE- SEMI BUNGALOW. 5
rooms. bath, 1st floor: bed rooms. 2nd
floor; basement. ami. garage. Sacrifice
price, $500; easy terms.
IDA Y CRTTVEp phona pvatfe RS-U
Evening star., 1936-08-30
SALE-HOUSES.
WOODBRIDGE CORNER.

rooms and bath. with modern equip
ment built-in bath. with shower, 2 porches
full basement, semi-finished attic with
space for extra rooms. Lot 61x115. on
high elevation Near schools and busses.
Dist O3RS Georgia 413S