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Evening star., 1937-12-28
COACHES AGAINST
GR|DBOOK CHANGE
Little Reason to Follow Pro
Trend Is Seen by Co..
lege Mentors.
BY KENNETH GREGORY,
Associated Press Sports Writer

~T~- ~
n YEW ORLEANS, Dec. 28.-11
nj footballs governing body OF
" lawmakers follows the dictates
4 Of the men who teach the
game, the 1888 rules will bear few
changes over those prevailing last fall.
Early arrivals for the annual con-
vention of the American Football
Coaches Association were practically
unanimous in the belief that the rules
should be left Alone
with a couple of exceptions" said
Robert r. Neyland of Tennessee, Il
would say quit meddling with them
I believe the suggestion of moving
the ball in Is yards from the side
lines instead of 10 is good one. Also
I think that when a player is in the
open and he slips to one knee the
ball should not be declared dead"
Evening star., 1937-12-28
AUBURN LOOKS FIT
FOR BRISK BATTLE
Spartan FuIIback Hurt in
Practice-East, West Get
Heavy Drills.

By the Associated Press

~ PERATING on the British idea
that little break in training
never hurt any one Auburn S
~ Plainsmen are back in the
bowl picture today after Today va
cation.
Last Of the II squads to start in
tensive work for New Year Day games,
the Plainsmen went through a vigor-
GUS drill yesterday in preparation for
the Orange Bowl tilt with Michigan
State.
It brought pleased comment from
Coach Jack Meagher, who found his
squad in excellent condition" and his
ace halfback, Jimmy Fenton, ready
for the game Of his life against the
Spartans.
So Auburn, the team that every one
forgot, is back in the pre-game dope
with nary an injured player and a
squad full of pepper and enthusiasm.
Evening star., 1937-12-28
Monsky Again in Action.

MOnSky again IN ActlOn.
OTHER happenings on the extra
curricular football front:
Rose Bowl - CALIFORNIA; Golden
Bears, toasts of the Pacific Coast fans,
arrived in Pasadena to get acclimated
before the Rose Bowl duel with Ala
bama. They held what was sup
posed to be private practice, but the
fans sifted in to cheer the Western
Paladins.
While the Bears were getting an en-
thusiastic reception, 'Bama asked for q
private session and got it. Frank
Thomas worked his men on defense
and reported progress with Leroy Mon
sky, captain and all-America guard
back in the lineup.
Sugar Bowl-Louisiana State limit
ed its drill to light defensive dummy
scrimmage yesterday and will get It's
last scrimmage today. Santa Clara,
the Tigers opponent, is en- route for
New Orleans, scene of the battle.
Evening star., 1937-12-28

Texas Tech Resumes Work.
TEXAS TECH, after cutting its
Christmas vacation short, re-
Evening star., 1937-12-28
Varsity Quints

Ohio State, 81: Creighton, II.
Minnesota, 56; Long Island, II.
Loyola, "a; California, 81.
Duquesne, AZ: Illinois Wesleyan,
IS.
Stanford, IS; G. C. N. Y, a.
Evening star., 1937-12-28
Marathon Preaching Boon,s,
But Hog Calling Wanes in ~,
Sports Statistician Reveals

ceed to list the outstanding achieve
ments Of 1887 in the miscellaneous
sports department..
Evening star., 1937-12-28

Willie Cude. scs goal tender for
La Canadians q llontroal n tn
Evening star., 1937-12-28

~ ASADENA, Calf. Dec. 28-The
u Alabama football team went
/ to Hollywood today, California
went back to work, and Rose
Evening star., 1937-12-28
Lack Broken field Runner Lessons Bama Rose Bo,vl
FINE RING FUTURE
SEENFOR ABRAMS
Capital Middle Proves He
Is Great Prospect as He
PoIishes Mamakos,
BY BURTON HAWKINS.

- ERGE ABRAMS, . 1s-year.
1 old, mild-mannered, modest
Y Jewish lad, today was
~ stamped AZ ti1e greatest Astic
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-09
Northland Returns Account of Ice
 Conditions

The U. s. Cutter Northland which was reported enroute to the vicinity of the lower Yukon flats and Nunivak Island, when 1t sailed from Nome Tuesday, re- turned last night after being ab- sent from the roadstead only about ten hours.
 The government vessel was re- ported to have encountered such a formidable wall of ice inter- vening between the southern shore of Norton Sound and Nome, that it was forced to beat it's way back to the Nome roadstead, af- ter trying in vain for several hours, to find lead through the ice pack.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-09
Brief, Impressive Funeral Held Today Jean Harlow
Flight of Soviets MoscoW-FriscOj
 To Be Soon

I'he Nome Daily Nugget is in rsce. Dt of spec,al message froh the As oci5ted Press, Seattle, tell ing of the prop sad flight of Ia Soviet arp ane from Moscow 10 San Francisco. Following is the information:
 Tn connection with flight of Soviet plane from Moscow to San Francisco which may be attempt d soon. please do utmost to pick ID any information you can get.
 Ii appears likely that flight, if f naterializes, will be along the
 29rd meridian, considerably East ot Alaska, but your radio opera rs may intercept something .s2m Canadian stations or flier nay get off his course.
 No definite information here Eut t is expected the flier will be Sig snnund Levanefsky. Has sayene in your vicinity heard sig nals from Soviet polar base?'
 Signed: Associated Press.
 Additional reports from other sources indicate that two Soviet planes may possibly make the flight. instead of only one.
 A year ago. a North Pole, Mos COW to San Francisco flight was begun, but due to trouble with the motor, the plane returned to it's base at Moscow after having appro ached within a few miles of the North Pole.
 I. is believed that government wireless stations in Alaska have been requested to listen in on the air for any word from the Soviet flight when it takes place soon, and to assist in the transmission Of weather and other information.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-09
New Man Arrives
 For Weather Bur.

MT. R. V. Dobbs, U. s. weather observe!, at Ithaca. N. r., for the past year arrived on the Coast Guard Cutter Northland and will be assigned to the Nome Station for the next few years. MT. Dobbs has had previous experience at the Boston Mass, Airport, Wea- ther and Balloon Station.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-09
Party Sixteen Men Who Observed The
 Total Eclipse Leave For States
(BY The Associated PresS)

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 9-Astronomers pack ed their cargo of Solar Eclipse photographs and prepar ed depart from the tiny Canton Island for the States Their study will not end until after months of panstak ing research into hundred photographs which six teen men snapped during the total eclipse yesterday
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-09

J. Turner Watson (abOve), 26. year-Old former Denver Univef- sity law student, was taken from the intercoastal liner Santa Rosa when 1t d0cked at San Pedro. He was arrested on charges of steal. ing S200, ,000 in cash and bonds from his aunt, Mrs. Martha
 BlOuS, Denver widow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-09
Students Attempt Halt Demonstration
(By The Associated Press)

HANGING, Mich. June 9-Vioence broke out in East Lansing when Michigan State College students at tempted prevent the spread of labor holiday which paralyzed business and transportation in this city. Capt Laurence A. Lyon of the East Lansing state police barracks said, crowd of students attacked union ganzers who attempting to close business houses and threw three of them into the Red Cedar River. Several automobiles overturned
 The East Lansing outbreak shortived and no reported injured in the brief fighting between students and union members Strike leaders were ad dressing ublant crowd the Capitol lawn in cele braton of the release from jail of five union pckets when the East Lansing disturbance occurred. The labor holiday called because of the pickets arrest and their release had been looked upon paving the way for end of the trouble.
 LOS ANGELES, June 9-Dave Ross film theatre manager, eliminated from the investigation of the Haymow party which Patricia Douglas, extra, charged she had been attacked Ross called to the district attorneys office when Miss Douglas said of that name had attacked her. Following his elimna- tion from the case investigators seeking two other men named Dave Ross.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-09
FUNERAL OF JEAN HARLOW
 WAS SOLEMNIZED GLENDALE
 CALIFORNIA THIS MORNING
(By The Associated Press)

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, June 8-Jean HarloW's close friends estimated today that she had left million dol lar estate accumulated from her S3 GOO 10 1000 week. ly wages for playing the movie roles ot VouptuarE The actress was dressed for her funeral, today In Whe which she usually the screen as best suited 10 her fair complexion and shapey figure Her mother, who is ill., sent to the mortuary gown of clin8n5 straight lines. She asked that her daughters hair be dressed back from the forehead and pufed over the ears in the style most familiar to millions that com prsed her movie audiences throu .,--~. the world.
 The mother, Mrs Jean Bello insisted upon strictly prvate funeral None of the hurly burly of Hollywood wall be accommodated at the Wee Kirk of the Heather Chapel where last rites will be conducted Wednesday morning The chapel seats only 200 persons.
 Afte. the funeral, Miss Harlow body will go into crypt at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Other notsbles from U fm colony lie there, including Rudolph Val ra bother star who died unexpecte1'y when he was the idolized star of the "Jazz Age
 It was believed that Mrs Bello would inherit the stars estate. The close companionshp between Miss Harlow and her mother considered of the most stabilizing influences in the stars life.
 GLENDALE, Calif, June 9, - Brief, impressive, and comparatively simple funeral services were held for Jean Harlow which lasted less than twenty minutes this morning. Many stars attended the Christian Science service read by Mrs Geneveve Smith.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-06-09

HOSPICE, St. Bernard Switzerland June 9-Be- of the thousand year record of service to lost way farers in the Alps, the Commandant of the Swiss gen. darmes ruled that the St. Bernard strain of dogs not to be exerminaed, although dog killed girl of ten years recently the cause being given unna ura vicousness attributed due to the mating season.
Evening star., 1937-04-05

1447 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
adjacent to Meridian ParkD
Apt. Of 3 rooms kitchen. bath. Eec-
.n.rer 11io gefrigeration' Resident $3.50
H. L. RUST CO..
1901 18th st. NV. Natl s100.
Evening star., 1937-04-05

21OO Wilson Blvd, Clarendon Va.
Walnut 9292. Open Sun and Eve.
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE-SEVERAL
small apartment house sites, also
four family fiat and row house
ground for builders. See MR..
WALTER, 9 to 10 am, or a to
5 pm.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV. National 210O.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
No CASH PAYMENT

NO CHto1
CheverIy Md: large. wooded lot in ex-
elusive section: high elevation ; rms,
fireplace tile bath. an-electrlc Kitchen,
large closets; cellar suitable recreation
rm: oil burner J. HARRIS ROGERS. p
R. l. ave Hyatts. Md. Hyattsville 106.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
HQuSES FOR SALE.

HuLCREST, NEAR Both AND ALA AVE
broom bungalow, automatic heat; large
Randie Hishlands-6-room brick bum
Mimi. ave, see rooms 3 porches; ar
Information at 1917 Mayor I'd. Sc, or
call Columbia "lS4-J. "
NEW DETACHED BRICK. $3.50.
II LoNdFE1LoW epSe "a L.Sss ST. NV.
1924 1sth IhrsE St n NV A' DIST. sa4s.
MT. PLEASANT = BARGAIN; s ROOMS
.na nse escn oor and 0T on each
moor a,i545 1;5,e ,eAssy ss;55s + 1900
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOUSE.
aO-Foot Street in
American University Park.
Six large rooms, two baths; turred walls;
screened s1fetsi' finished attic. Colonial front
in IN NV. Washington. Call Mr.. Bennett,
MAPLE & JAMES INC, District 3347.
Neu-s,x ,arse SsoD 9oomss NASH ] tile baths with
showers, latest kitchen with Murphy ca5i-
nets, oak floors throughout, Is feet wide.
concrete front porch Arranged for or
loPE OPEN II Ii AN AN. To PM
(Out IA. ave. Sc. TO MINI. ave, flSHt
to 22nd st. and Naylor road. right to
WAPLE e. JAMES INC,
1924 14th St NV District 3347.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
NEAR l4th ST. AND PARK RID.
350-Corner brick home. 30 # wide;
rooms and bath modern. all in very
good condition. An investment as we'll
as convenient and comfortable home.
BOSS &; PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900.
CONVENIENT TO CAPITOL AND
UNION STATION.
Corner Brick Lot 80 Feet Wide.
Reconditioned, like new; six rooms, 3
porches. garage, bus stops at corner. Price
OPEN II AM. TO PM.
1901 D Street NE.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1894 l4th St NV. District 3347.
NEAR BEAUTIFUL ROCK CREEK PARK
Six-room brick row house in good con-
dition in restricted Mt Pleasant district:
INV h.. large lot. fireplace in living room :
convenient to transportation. Price right
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K St NV. District 1915
17OO Block KuBOURNE Pl. NV.
One block west of Mt. Pleasant st.-9
rooms, including baths and 2 kitchens.
hot-water heat. cleo. oil burner. automatic
hot-water heater. Can be made into three
apis. Low price for quick sale. PRICE.
$4,000. Call MR.. GUIFFRE, Met 1897. F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.
MT. PLEASANT.
$50 50-5 Red Rooms.

Just think Of being able to purchase
this modern home, containing rooms,
tile bath new Red Jacket boiler. electric
refriseration Gear brick garage. for such
a price. owner is leaving city and must
have cash. hence the bargain. Call MR..
OCONNOR District 300. Evenings
Adams o4S4
Evening star., 1937-04-05
wATEp FRONT PROPERTY

HFVERLY BEACH CHESAPEAKE BAY
Lots. bungalows; terms. Gentiles only. Send
for booklet Address MAYO A. A. Co, ND.
OVERLOOKING GHESAPEAKaE- HsAP -u7 BAYm9- E17a
NfSHED; ALL SPRING. S32 so: JOHN
r. ATWELL, DEEP COVE. MD, OR CALL
MONDAY WEST 3053.
TTREE-ROOM BUNGALOW. ON SALT
water. ri miles from WASHINGTON; bathing.
boating. fishing club house. stores. house
deliveries of groceries and ice free School
hus Total price of bungalow. including
two lots. $500. Easy terms. Address Box
$50 Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
SILVER SPRING.

IA Bank O+feTlNB.J
Overlooking park and senior high school.
lots 7O-foot frontage. many wooded, $50
upward; macadam streets, sewer, water,
etc High elevation. design your own home.
we will finance responsible individuals.
Shep. . 30 for appointment. ONCE al Flower
ave. and SCHUYLER I'd. Open SUNDAYS.
Lots. S97.50 up: terms as low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 1850.
COLORED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS, S15 up: easy
terms: help build District 9170
Evening star., 1937-04-05
HOUSES UNFURNISHED.


WOODBRIDGE. 14O1 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
IS rooms bath. h.-w.h.. fireplace. porches.
garage; S67 80. OWNER. Pot. 1S47. g.
ed Colonial. r. and b., h-w.h.. glass-in-
closed sleeping porch; garden. Col. 5O73.
VACANT. 1241 ROCK CREEK FORD RID.
n.w.-6 r.. b.. 3 porches. garage: newly
dec; Gentiles; adults. Georgia 0179.
1877 MONROE ST NW.-SEMI-DETACH
ed. Colonial. 6 r. and b.. INV h.. glass-in-
closed sleeping porch; garden. Col. 5073.
90 FRANKLIN ST. NE. OFF N CAPITOL
ST. rms, inclosed porch, garage; new
house condition. Open until T.
COLORED-FOR RENT.
1925 18th ne-3 $3.50
1855 10th ne-4 rms. 1850
1900 Meigs place n.e.-2 rms. Il so
7l2 9th sw-2 rms elec.-- 1850
a. Pierce nw-3 rms 1880
8 Shade row f3d & W. nw.- 1880
1856 Frances set rms 14.5O
Good yards for good tenants.
TELEPHONE WIS. 1856.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
LOTS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL W@oonDEp2 WOO y LOTS EpR EoIs,st MOP; n
kea ksnseqn va is% W1NsToN S2ns '0s sM
47s7 lee Highway. Walnut 1881. North
ON L ST. BET 9th AND 10th N.W..,LoT
$500. E; A. GARVEY. Dist. 45os. 1925
WOODED BUILDING SITE ovE1RaIS3T44KN- ST4N
2515 Pa ave sc Lincoln 1873.
LOTS LOTS OF LoTs D G. MD sn9;,y YA MsIiboE6 WA1TR
On sons; N & RYoN co, 341s l4th.
2 LOTS. EACH 50x13o; ALL J,.,,SIi IMPROVE, r.
Address Box s5-o Star office.
LOTS. CHOICEST IN TAKoMA. MD, FAC
ing public park Philadelphia and Holly ave.
See sign.
HYATJsvILLE H1LLs-WoODED LOT;
5Oxl so water. sewer gas. elec:. stree
6Rs dGRn s bus mont6 stores sisSP CO..
Greenwood 1919
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS
OPPORTUNITY.
developers is preparing for public offering
peaulif9i IaGt OF lana IN 1vIanS vhe m0Ss
Just north Of Washington.
Expert landscape artists are already at
work enhancing the natural beauties.
The present maturing plans provid de for
the construction of at least $50 homes
of the better type during 1887 and 1898
each one OF which will be of INDIVlD-
UAL DESIGN and of DISTINCTIVE
THIS CONSTRUCTION WORK is NOW
UNDER WAY.
The high character of this new com.
munity Is definitely established and Will
be PERMANENTLY PROTECTED BY EX-
| PERT PLANNING AND RIGID RESTRIC-
| TIONS
Paved streets, direct downtown bus
| service. public utilities and provisions for
| a shopping center are all comprehended
| in the established plan.
| We have set aside very limited num-
| Der of home sites for those who may
| desire to take advantage of PRE-DEVEL-
| OPMENT PRICES. Each Of these lots Will
| have a minimum frontage of 20 feet or
| more and the prices range from 1Oc per
| So #. up. Attractive terms Will be made.
| Complete building service. including
| long-term financing. are offered together
| with architectural service on the property
at the disposal of prospective home build
| ers. ,.
| You can't afford to overlook this oppor-
| tunity for it is most unusual and We
| suggest you write for complete advance
| information AT ONCE. before the an
| nouncement is made to the public. Ac-
! 10
Evening star., 1937-04-05
PROPOSALS.
TIL, RE PE-

i SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived BY the County Board OF Arlington
County Virglnia, at the, office OF the Connty
Nanager Arlington. Virginia. not later
than 10 O'Clock A M April l., lH5! aLa
there publicly opened and read lmmeq!attt
thereafter. for the construction Oh the Io'-
Approximately : 900 feet of s-inch ssni-
tary sewer All labor and material 10 De
furnished by the Contractor. .,
. Plans specifications and proposal
blanks may be obtained at the ONCE OF me
Sewer Department at the Arlington County
Court House upon deposit Of ten tSluun,
dollars of which ten $4,000 dollars VII!
be refunded upon return Of same in 5000
condition within fifteen, tl5l Gays ai.fr
opening of bids. if a bid is mace. or TVs
tS5 .OOl dollars refunded If no bona noe old
is received
form furnished by the Sewer Department
and sealed and plainly marked: All bios
must be accompanied by a certI1ed check
or acceptable bidders bond in the amount
of 81 made payable to the Treasurer OF
Arlington County Virginia. Said checks or
bonds will be returned to the unsucceSstul
bidders within fifteen n5) days after OPEN
ing of bids
4. The successful bidder shall furnish
bond in the full amount Of the contract
price issued by a responsible surety ap-
proved by Arlington County. Virginia.
3 The County Board Of Arlington CoNn-
ty Virginia. reserves the right to reject any
or all bids -
BY FRANK c. HANRAHAN
County Manager and
ap5S Clerk to County Board.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
ApARTMENTs UhFURkIsHED.
11R ST. NE, APT. 8.
ONLY S55 PER MONTH.

ONLY S55 PER MONTH.
WORTH MUCH MORE.
A large 4-room. kitchen and bath apt,
perfect condition. Second moor
G.. w. SIMPSON CO.,
1924 Vermont Ave. Metropolitan 300.
CARVEL HALL,
1915 K ST. NV.
RM., KIT. BATH. S45 30.
PENFIELD,
900 goth ST. NV.
Eiee RM sno KIT Hfrr'sfLs1GI sATH os s4a hSoss So
WELDON HALL,
1862 21st ST. NV.
Elec. and Refrigerator on House.
, RMS. KIT. BATH. S5l 80
RIM. KIT AND BATH. 5000
THE TIVERTON,
1921 Oath ST. NV.
Gas Refrigeration on House.
2 RMS. KIT AND BATH. $500.
L. w. GROOMES,
1719 EYE ST NV.
coLoRED.-s R: x. AND B. n3A BACK Z
st. NV. HENRY sALUs. 9@o New York
ave. NV. D.
IT'S OREGON AVE. NV.
FOR COLORED.
| room, kitchen and bath; Murphy bed.
NATL. MORTGAGE & INVEST; CORP.'
Evening star., 1937-04-05
OPEN DAILY.

1928 CHESTNUT ST. BETHESDA.
rooms baths, automatic heat. lot
fOx12O Priced for quick sale. Terms, $500
cash balance payable as rent.
E. M. AIKEN
Natl 1855; Res. Wis. 3243.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
STORES FOR RENT.

5O7 K ST NW.-LARGE STORE AND
basement: good for any business. Apply
PENN REALTY CORP. 474 X" st. NV.
Metropolitan 1888.
LOCATE IN AUTO ACCESSORY ROW.
14o1 ST $500
l4IT P ST. 500
iNCLUDING REAR WORK SHOP.
AFLECK 2423 PA. AVE. WEST 1858.
ANACOSTIA-SUITAB FOR BAKERY
or delicatessen. 22Os Nichols ave. Sc
esike eauipped siofe for Bakery; isi.y ss5. a.A '
11O7 Eve ST NV Natl 646S.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE,
downtown. ideal location: services. Metro
pOlItan 754S
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

vestigate our method of selling We obtain
satisfactory results in the shortest time.
UNITED AUCTION CO., 1927 K st. NV.
Dist 1924
property; D. c. only; no commission; i'm
mediate settlement. Room 61O. 1O10 VT.
ave NV or Met. 2713.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
STORES FOR SALE.

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY PROS
Porous NEAT AND GROCERY STORE;
NV SECTION: ESTABLISHED 10 YEARS;
BEER. WINE LICENSE; RENT REAS. NO
BROKERS CALL MR.. FERA. MET. 96l0
OR COL Qo2o
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$1,000
Bargain in country property. Groom
and bath dwelling. with ; ACRES OF
mile to right. CALL E. c. THOMAS. WITH
BOSS 4 PHELPS. NATIONAL $500 OR
ADAMS 0121.
Evening star., 1937-04-05
OFFICES FOR RENT.

SHARE OFFICE OR PHONE MESSAGES.
mail. secretarial services Woodward Bldg.
$3.50 month. District 6505.
LIE DROIT BLDG. s0O-s10 F ST. NV
Large light rms. suit for Offices and shops.
SIS mo and up Apply Rm. ~. $40 ".
SMALL OFFICE TO RENT. 1926 -PENNA.
ave NV. Departmental Bank Building.
Apply JOHN MORAN PARK SAVINGS
Columbia 5000.
AVAILABLE IN NEW APARTMENT BUILD
ing in good residential section. suitable
for doctor or dentist. VIII be partitioned
and divioed TO suit.
1110 H St NE NEWSOM. Lin. 2071.
GROUND-FLOOR LOCATION IN DOWN
town business section: secretarlal service:
large waiting room; good parking facilities.
OO6 H st NV. o.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WE CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT
SERVICE RENTAL AGENCY.
1910 VT. Ave, Room 2l7. District hIso
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.

SgU.OUb.
beautiful detached home in an un-
usually fine residential section offered at
great sacrifice. 8 large rooms. baths
and lavatory. Gear built-in garage. oil
h.-wh. Large kitchen. with new and mod.
ern equipment. > sun parlors. servants
quarters. For further particulars. call
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
lhlQ K 81 N w District lNlh.
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EARNS FOR SALE.

So ACRES. GOOD BUILDING-22 ACRES
in good cropping land. 30 acres blue grass
pasture, balance woods. Elec-, hard read.
BUELL. NJ GARDNER. owner. Rockville.
Md; phone Rockville $50. 9 70 4 .3u..
FARM NEAR CHESAPEAKE BAY.
100 acres, fertile soil. excellent TOBACCO
land: Groom house. with large porcA and
house building; well: half mile from CheSa-
peake Bay; near > beaches; price s3,5OO;
$500 cash S35 monthly: owner will con-
slider exchanging for building lot Or invest
ment prop in D. C. JOHN M. KING co.
zoos 11th st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEARBY HOUSE. OUTBUILDINGs. GAR
den, fruit: home investment: on highway:
$500 or $500 bal. Govt. loan; might rent
or exchange North GIG. 81
NEARBY VA.-MUST SACRIFICE. 1850:
furnished bungalow. D rooms. bath: BUS.
Treasury 10 min. Small down payment.
balance less than rent. Adams l7S6.-
116 SHADYSIDE AVE. CAPITOL
Heights Md rooms and BATH h.-w. h..
ami, built-in garage. Priced $3.50;
easy terms. zantzinger Co.. Greenwood
BEAUTIFUL. 7 RMS. RECEPTION HALL,
mod vacant; 16-ft. parlor. loft, dining
room, large porches, 3 bed rms. hall. bath.
sleeping porch upstairs: dry cellar. large
lot; S4. 900; $500 cash. GEO. c. WALKER,
Hyattsville. Md. Greenwood 1899. =
NEARBY Md RMS. BATH. LARGE
lot; Just Off paved road So 100; $500 down
payment. Call MR.. JONES Dist. 5979.
WE KNOW SUBURBAN AND COUNTRY
PROPERTY-May We serve you and save
time worry. money? N. E. RYON Co.
1916 N. y. ave. 2203 Wilson blvd.
COTTAGE CITY. MD. 27 HAMILTON ST.
Vacant. 5-r. b.. bungalo garage; laun-
dry tubs; h.-w.h.; 7 large NAPLES; near
school. stores; ami; $3.50. $500 down.
S45 per month. OWNER, North lS59-W.
COLONIAL HOUSES BEAUTIFUL.
3 miles from White House. Timber
cious ase rooms, seSrA 2ts Baths elegant in every
detail. Drive Lee. Highway to sign, turn
left. to top Of ridge. M. X. LAPoRTE'
Walnut T650
Evening star., 1937-04-05

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