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The Washington times., 1937-06-17
LAMB QU|zzED
IN TRIAL OF
WINFIELD
Admits Traffic Officer
Was Permitted to
Act on Tickets

IntricacieS of the warrant sys-
tenn" as followed by the traffic
records office of the Metropolitan
Police Department were gone into
in great detail before the Police
Trial Board today as Inspector
Benjamin A. Lamb, one-time Su.
perior officer of Policeman Wei
ford Winfield, dealt what defense
attorneys described as "a death
blow" to the Governments ticket
fixing" charges against Winfield.
Defense Attorney Charles E.
Ford drew admission from In.
Spector Lamb, a witness for the
prosecution, that many persons
had access to traffic warrant files
other than Winfield who, he said,
disposed" Of tickets with the
knowledge and sanction of Traffic
Bureau officials and high police
authorities.
System Explained
No written or oral order existed
which empowered anyone to can
eel" traffic tickets, Inspector
Lamb said, but cancellations were
made under IAN understanding"
between authorities in charge Of
the traffic records office and the
Major and Superintendent Of Po-
lice.
Policeman Winfield was au-
thoriZed, the inspector testified,
to Cancel tickets under this
Understanding" when, in his own
Judgment, the offenses did not
justify issuance of the ticket. He
kind of grew" into this authority,
he said, by reason of the "long
lines" of ticket recipients which
at times were too long for the
sergeant in charge to handle.
"A perfunctory motion for dis
missaf Of the charges against Win
field was made at the conclusion
Of Inspector Lambs testimony by
Attorney Ford, but was oVerruled
by the board.
Quiz Policemen
More than a score Of traffic di
vision policemen waited in the
Fourth Precinct station house cor
ridors to testify. They will be
called on to identify scores OF
traffic warrants and tickets
allegedly cancelled by Winfield
and later turned over to TeuniS F.
Collier by the defendants de
ceased wife.
Collier, well known as George
towns unofficial traffic crusader
previously had testified that his
letter of complaint to Major
Brown instigated the proceedings
against Winfield.
The Washington times., 1937-06-17
Ken Murray
Says:

/ thought Emily Post had
the etiquette business all bot.
tied up, but now l see there's
a new book out on the subject
by q feminine charm magnate
and some of the rules have been
changed. This is diScOuraging
to a guy like me. After mas
tering the correct way to gargle
oysters, introduce your wife to
a Brother Elk or let a lady
friend pay her own carfare,
it's tough to know the polite
ness bylaws have been switched.
The last six years I've been
bOning up on Emily Post hints
until / was only a couple Of
nOtches away from Lord Ches-
terrified and a lot of near-sighted
people even thought l was The
Perfect Gent. Now I've got to
mix charm with my manners or
/ don't get to first base in the
culture league.
So far as social standings
concerned today, it was q waste
of time curing my halitOSiss
There Oughta be a law!
Copyright. 1887, by Mcknight
Syndicate, Incl
The Washington times., 1937-06-17
; ARE INJURED
IN TRAFFIC

Ruth Owens, IS, of 40S G st.
N. E., was in Casualty Hospital to,
day, suffering a fractured arm,
cuts and bruises, received last
night when she was struck by an
automobile while crossing the
street near her home.
Anna McHugh, %, of 1881 Eu.
cid st. N. W., suffered severe
cuts and bruises when she was
struck by an automobile at Fiji
tenth Street and Vermont Ave
nue. Northwest. She was treated at
Emergency Hospital.
Dick Richardson, colored, %, of
700 Fourth st. N. E.. suffered a
possible fractured neck last night
when q taxicab in which he was
riding was in collision with
another vehicle at Tenth and o
Streets Northwest. He was taken
to Freedmen'S Hospital.
The Washington times., 1937-06-17
DIR. HEIGHAN
GRAVELY HURT

DR.. William H. Heigham, rector
of the Episcopal Church at Oxon
Hill, Md, was in a serious condi-
ton in a hospital in Brunswick,
Nd, suffering injuries received in
an automobile accident on Tues
day, according to word received
here today.
Also injured in the crash were
his wife, Mrs. Ella Heigham, IS,
who suffered a fractured arm, his
daughter. Euna, 30, who suffered
a fractured skull and fractured
jaw, and a friend, Mrs. Eva B..
Wass, So, who was cut and bruised.
DR.. Heigham, who was driving
the car, suffered internal injuries.
The car skidded off the highway
near Brunswick and struck a tree.
The Washington times., 1937-06-17
P. u. {. FIGURE
PUT NEARER
$25,0OO,0OO
Rolling Stock Average
Placed at 81 Pet. Of 4
Original Cost :

Launching their principal at.
tack on three fronts to cut down
the valuation claimed by the Cap.
ital Transit Company on its hold.
ings, Public Utilities Commission
experts today indicated that the
figure of $2S, 56o,107 set up by the
company was too high by several
million dollars.
It was learned that the com"
missions estimate was nearer $25..
100000 than the figure set by the
company.
81 Pct. of Original Cost
The commission heard Edward
A. Roberts, New York consultant
engineer, testify that an investiga.
ton of the rolling stock Of the
company showed the equipment
averaged about 81 per cent Of its
original cost.
MI. 1SOUC1 70 pOAA4VCO OuV UAA@V
certain parts of a street car re-
main at a high percentage Of
value over a long period because
of their almost indeStructible char.
acter, while other parts become
worn quickly.
Another Estimate Hit
The second element which, It
was learned, will be pulled down"
by the commission is the com.
pany's estimate of $5,317,550 for
engineering and superintendent
costs during construction of the
system, sums paid to lawyers and
other general projects.
The third factor is the value set
by the company on nonphysical
element, including franchise and
development costs. The company
claims $5,074,461 for this type Of
holding, but the commission is
expected to reduce this consider.
ably.
The Washington times., 1937-06-17

Two 16-year.old high school
girls-Doris McWhirter, 400 New
Jersey Ave. s.. E., and Isabel May
Green, 512 First st. S. E.-were
back at their homes today, de-
feated in their first attempt to
seek fame and fortune.
The girls left home several days
ago, bound for New York, where
they hoped theatrical and radio
The Washington times., 1937-06-17
Rensselaer, Award
Given 10 DC. Youth

Edward L. Strempel, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest r. Strempel, of
4812 Middlesex Lane, Bethesda,
Md, is the winner of a four.year
scholarship to Rensselaer, Poly.
technic Institute, it was an.
nounced today.
Strempel was nominated by
Rensselaer, Polytechnic alumni in
Washington, and won the award
from a large field of applicants.
The Washington times., 1937-06-17
2 Runaway Girls Quit
Road to Fortune

producers would "give them a
break"
They managed to catch rides
as far as Newark, N. j. But there
the question of ferry fare proved
a serious one, and the river was
rather wide to swim.
So they hitch-hiked home, tired
and hungry, and made the age
old promise of never again."
The Washington times., 1937-06-17
Victim Of Gunshot
In Critical Condition

Andrew S. Isemann, 40, Of $40
Independence Ave. S. w., was in
a critical condition ct Casualty
Hospital today, a gunShot wound
below his heart.
Isemann was said 10 have been
respondent over i'll health and
grieving over the recent death OF
his mother.
The Washington times., 1937-06-17
Cut OF 10 Per Cent
Seen In WPA Jobs

Approximately 10 per cent Of
all WPA jobs will be cut off by
the middle Of July, whether or
not the relief appropriation for
the coming fiscal year remains at
the $1,5O0.000, 900 asked by the
President, Senator Robert La Fol
lette told the Senate yesterday.
The Washington times., 1937-06-17
Hay Fever Relief
Laid 10 Recent Rain

The reason why your hay fever
sniffles were temporarily stifled
these past few days Cor weren't
they?), was disclosed today by
DR.. w. T. Harrison, of the United
States Public Health Service, who
credits recent rain storms with
throttling the bugs that cause
your eyes to water and your nose
to run,
The Washington times., 1937-06-17
Big Defense Bill Up
In CzechosIoVakia

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, June
II G.N.S0.-A bill providing for
military education Of the entire
civilian population of Czechoslo-
vakia up to 80 years Of age was
before parliament today. T h e
measure also calls for compulsory
participation in air defense pro
jects by all civilians up to so years
Of age.
Evening star., 1937-05-16
36i Acres-Fine Buildings,

Less than $50 per acre for thi'
beautiful farm. fronting on :Wc
concrete roads. One would not
know where 10 spend any money o.
this attractive DroDerty. Large ole
house III excellent condition. viii
modern heating plant hath. electric
pump and range. Mammoth barn
O'her buildings needed all in sooc
repair. All the land under cul-
tivation. cXcent 80 acres or so oi
GOOD timber. Good fencing Owner
retiring on account OF years. i
willing to run the farm for the new
owner for time and will carry {
GOOD part of the purchase price O..
n0rtgaGe
Evening star., 1937-05-16
25G-Acre Barrain. to Settle an
Estate

One of the fine old farms in Col
lington sandy loan section. about
l5 miles D. C. Large old man
sion. several flreplaCeS. Dutch oven,
ball room. Beautiful trees sur
rounding house. Several barns. need
repairs. 1@5 acres tillable. - acres
good timber Several streams and
river. This should especially inter
est any one wanting to grow best
and other crops. 81 ;. 900.
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Modern House. Small Acreage.

81 600 only for this attractive
bungalow; 4 large rooms first floor
! rooms and bath second. Elec-
tricity. Furnace About :. acres
of land LONG pike frontage. Sev-
eral outbuildinC Some fruit. Sub
stantial payment needed. More
land available
Evening star., 1937-05-16
Unusual Offering In
Famous MiddletOWn Valley

Farms in this famous valley are
seldom offered for sale. but on
account Of advanced age and poor
health of owner. an opportunity is
offered to acquire a 30O-acre farm,
with old Colonial brick house. al a
bargain. Thirty-foot living room,
with fireplace Electricity bath:
heating plant Fine trees and
plenty OF English lockwood. Large
outbuildiugs. EQuipped dairy. shin
ping daily. Read Government bull
letIn describing this soil. and it
Will be easy to understand why this
is such A bargain at the price
offered Will be sold with crops.
stock and equipment. Reasonable
cash payment.
Evening star., 1937-05-16
Tobacco Farm. Best Cigarette
Inhacco Raised

IS acres. in Colireton sandv
loan district. about ID miles D c,
Main house :, tenant houses, !
barns. p,enty of water, some wood
land. GOOD road. i. miles from
Grain highway. SS 600. Terms.
Evening star., 1937-05-16
Xillagc Homo, Nearly II Acres

Large old house. light. attractive
rooms; fireplace: house IN good
repair Beautiful shade. Laree roa
frontage. May be readily sub
divided. Land level except sma
part Of rear which has woods and
stream. S65OO Terms
Evening star., 1937-05-16
SMALL FARM CHEAP
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
CALVERT co

Patuxent River; 100 acres; Groom farm
house; 3 barns; good road situation. Sas-
safras sandy loan quality tobacco soil.
Directly on the river. Price, $4,000; terms.
1924 10th st. NV. Potomac 3701 8 to s..
Evenings, Columbia 1S45.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY FARMS
Favored resort section: noted apple coun-
try many bargains with pictures in new
list; free. E. c. Brumback. STROUT AG'Y.
MiddletoWn Va
Evening star., 1937-05-16

WANTED-SMALL FARM WITH OR
Box 73-A. Star once.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
$500, TERMS. OPEN SUNDAY PM
1907 st. n.e.-Lovely location. 7-room.
bath modsrn home porshes Va
property. Lincoln O3oS. 904 F. St ne.
143o GIRARD ST. NW-LARGE HOME
suitable for boarding or rooming Sacrifice
Church or Silver Spring property. OWNER,
Adams T2S6
$4,000 SO. FIT, .1st COM. 18th AND R. l.
aye ne for, for imp improyed Xed ! p G. property
T6ADE TIA GHEyX ERoST GHAsE a WI2rs Mp cpRHER
COTTAGE. CLEV. 1112 OR MET. 4344.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUNGALOW.
BeaHifui Inssa Mat lot 4n Wilson usU bya Sell
corner brick for larger home or suitable
lot in NV. Cleveland 6762.
HAVE $500 CASH AND 3 ACRES OF
land on Rock Greek ,p Park as part pay,
Address Box 150-T Star office.
NEW JERSEY sEAsHoRE-APARTME
house apartments. few blocks from AS
bury Park boardwalk: excellent PROPOSE
Se ar Gf o or n f 4sna S propefsy
MRS. LA BAR 90 Neptune ave. Deal. N j.
NE. $3.50 5 ROOMS. DETACHED.
ami: neW-house condition: building and
loan trust. S4 $50. viii exchange for Ar
lington. Va. property. L. G. RICHARD
son. l2lO n Harrison St" Walnut 1923,
COOPERATIVE APARTMENT. NEAR DU-
pont Circle-Small monthly payments;
trade for D; c. bungalow.
Modern bung galow. all-year house at
Point of Rocks; electricity. bath furnace,
fireplace; about an acre of ground more
land available trade for large brick house.
in or near District
Large Virginia farm, 25 miles D. c. one
mile OF State road. one mile river frontage
improvements not much. trade for city or
suburban property.
106 acres. near railroad station, Mont
gomery County; no house 80 acres under
cultivation "a acres well fenced. Trade
d. c. property.
Store with living quarters and Groom
house, about an acre; one of the best coun-
try store locations; at railroad station; no
competition at present; $4,000. Trade for
d. c. property.
R. D. LILLE CO..
2G4 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo. 5000.
CHOICE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
Three i-famlly apt. buildings. zone first
commercial; no upkeep; excellent location;
total rental, $1,000 annually
3 STORES, . APIS
Upper Georgla ave business property;
fully rented al S6SO0 annually; prefer
trade for building lots or subdivision acre
age. See Mr.. ToWbes.
l404 K St. NV. CAFRITZ Dist 9OsO.
Evening star., 1937-05-16
FARMS FOR SALE,
a PTCrIIRE pI,ACE

Hard to find property like this. Not
unusual in acreage or character OF i'm
provements. but It has required nature
unusual setting. A acres 3 fields. all
productive. all fenced; charming old home
OF 6 rooms. cellar and electricity: on high
elevation. with large shade and semi
crcled by streams and road; 90 miles out:
good road So. 800: $1,000 cash; Federal
farm loan. 81 800: 80 years to run; bal
easy; MARTIN T. WEBB & SON. An
nandale. Va
SMALL FARM CHEAP.
Montgomery County; approx 25 miles
from D. G.; on good road; 80 acres. 30
under cultivation; new house and out
buildings; living room 1SXo6 with open
fireplace: beautiful view of 80 miles: price
S6 900. on terms: best buy in Washington
vicinity. Call MR.. DREW Met. .s27
F: ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment
Bldg
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
11a acres 1914 miles D. c. line on
gravel county road; valley farm, bottom
and uplands; +" houses and :! tobacco
barns. well adapted general farming; "a
cleared and under cultivation. Excellent
value at price; $3.50: terms:
THEODORE F. MENK
1924 goth st. NV. Potomac 37O7 0 to s.
I'll,
Evening star., 1937-05-16
sEAshoRE PROPERTY.

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE 5-RM. BUN
galoW. modern, completely furnished: boats,
hne bathing. uSess compels sale. Geo.
Evening star., 1937-05-16
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

COLONIAL BEACH. VA ROOM BUN
eeercy Waef sbdWeT nheS nsde
home Colonial aaN Beaeh va "Ashe-tFoSI Sic or ex[
. pm lGa
MY HOME ON THE RHODES RIVER AT
Island View. q rooms. art well. full bath
room; lawns and shade fruit and flowers;
private beach and boat. Adams l134
from Beautiful wooded water
| front lot. protected by new sea wall for
sale. Shepherd 3a!4-J. 16'
FOR SALE NEW SUMNER COTTAGES.
Va, $50. with terms. Cleveland 693G.
o1!1 IND ST. NV.
around house Campbell cottage like new new.
GREN's Herald Harbor Nd.
FURNISHED Urn IFl COTTAGE; AMI, ELEc.
monthly or season North 1881.
BEVERLEY BEACH ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
I Most prceressIye beach near D C.;-More
offer Inspection daily Defense High
yss HTy o. d1,s 5o w, Pol?v M BED ArTsgs zen
cUsToM-BUILT BRICK BUNGALOW. AN
napolis Roads, Club not finished: sacrifice.
$500. Shepherd 1919 or Annapolis 4el.
HIsToP1c YoRKToWN-RARE oPPoR-
in this historic location Gloucester County.
hs r9n ms 2 @ sa water IN qn bose
and store at door Coed grabbing hshine
Summer boarders Price $3.50. wei
hasneed ,asre vii ,rSde Dea, with owner.
= ACRES DIRECTLY ON CHESAPEAKE
cottage, both completely furnished safe.
sandy beach Address Box 373-x. star
FOR RENT. s-RooM FURNISHED CCT-
tace $3.50 season on Rappahannock River
l35 miles from washington via Tidewater
swimming Phone Adams 7542
WANT. TO RENT COTTAGE ACCOM-. 8
on salt water. committing distance: prefer
diving hoard and boat; June u to july
ask Star ofice
! ON CHESAPEAKE BAY : NEARLY NEW
1 hunsalow. completely equipped: running
! fishing Season 5000: per week $50. Ap-
Ply Lombardy Lodse, Fair Haven P. o..
POINT BLACK1sToNE-LARoE LOT ON
ideal fishing crah6lng boatlng swimming
/ sHERNOOD FOREST "0i NOTTINGHAM
| Hi!l-Furrlshed cottage, 3 bed rooms, liv-
ing room. porch: immediate transfer from
| citv: sell or rent TO first rea sonable offer.
| GEIGSBY, III :i5th St. Call after. z
pm West Ol6S-M
FAIRHAVEN. Md OR LOTS, SMALL
| unimproved house: cash or terms; reason
/ able MRS A. OVENS 5000 Oliver ST..
/ Chevy Chase Md Wisconsin 439S.
/ WATER FRONT PROPERTY ON THE Po-
/ tomac between Alexandria and Mt. Vernon.
Three-quarterS acre, with small cottage,
well and electricity. Price. $3.50. v.
/ WARD BOSWELL Real Estate. 80 S
/ Washington st. Alexandria. Va. Phone
. Alexandria H6l6. --
/ Woodland BEACH-FIVE LOTS FOR
! sale Two on the water front, sacrifice
! Phone Lincoln 3S56-W.
/ WANT TO RENT FOR JULY, AUG,
small furn cottage at nearby beach: with
in committing distance of Washington.
Address Box "A Star office.
NORTH BEACH-CLEAN COMFORTABLE
cottage for sale or rent by season. Rea-
| Sonable. Shepherd 1888. Sunday or after
= p m.
NORTH BEACH coITAGE.Ss'AALEa S:'AL a,S3I OR
| $50 per month. Potomac 3.74-J.
| FOR sALE-oN POTOMAC. THREE
| room cottage. stone fireplace /. mile
above Key Bridge. Virginia side, For m
| vestmcnt brings 40 per cent profit yearly.
/ Call RUTH. Walnut $40.
! FOR RENT-COTTAGE ON CHESAPEAKE
/ Bay ) rooms and bath. completely furn.;
water. gas and cleo, 81 miles from D. c.
| Adams 121G.
! SOUTH RIVER PARK-:F1VE ROOMS.
/ Screened DorcheS water front lot. 5000
Evening star., 1937-05-16
Nearly 8 Acres. Main Pike.

Seven rooms and bath old house
hut in excellent condition. Deem
we'll, electric pump About miles
from village. Train service. bus.
school bus. $4,000.
Evening star., 1937-05-16

Sb,G1N-G-RO0m Modcrn COTTAGE.
Acre of ground : miles D. c.
Convenient to TRANSPORTATION. hut
off main travelled road.
Evening star., 1937-05-16

FOR RENT-COTTAGE ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay. ) rooms and bath. completely furn.;
water. gas and cleo; 81 miles from D. c.
Adams 1o11.
Evening star., 1937-05-16

One Of the few farms. in Mont
gomery County's best farming Sec
available. offered at the price of the
land with ordinary buildings. House
has h.-w, heating plant. bath. sew
eral fireplaceS. Tenant house and
other farm buildings in good repair.
Large stream and meadow. Concrete
road Half hour from District. Will
be sold for less than 500 per acre
for entire farm. VIII sell house and
part of land
Evening star., 1937-05-16

'If[JT-NN
WANT TO RENT FOR JULY. AUG.
small furn cottage at nearby beach. with
in committing distance of Washington.
IA office
Evening star., 1937-05-16

NORTH BEACH-CLEAN. COMFORTABLE
cottace for sale or rent by season. Rea-
Sonable. Shepherd 1888. Sunday or after
Evening star., 1937-05-16
CORNELIA M. BOWIE.
BRICK BUNGALOW

In Md, 10 miles d. c.; u acres. ground;
fine old trees; sandy loan garden soil;
new condition; rooms, bath. NV H.,
electricity; State road; school bus service.
Most reasonably priced al $4,000; terms.
TWo-car garafe,
THEODORE F MENK,
1,o7 Park Road Columbia ,S45.
Evening star., 1937-05-16

FIRST COMMERCIAL.
ON R. I. AVE. NE.
Between Monroe and Newton SITS. 90-ft.
front; suitable for 4 stores. The only
CONNIE commereial M lot lett in This highly de- de-
Emerson 1921 or Metropolitan 2S"1. F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON, .,oa Investment Bldg.
ADVANCE INFORMATION.
A well-known builder is developing a
beautiful tract of land in nearby Maryland
north of Washington.
Expert landscape architects are in charge
superb setting
Far-reaching plans provide for the con-
structlon OF minimum of $50 homes Of
the. better type during 1887 and 1895
each an individually designed home Of
charm and distinction.
Construction Work Is Now
Under Way.
The high character and completeness
OF the new community. are definitely and
permanently assured BY expert careful
Including. paved streets. direct downtown
bus service. utilities and provision for
The developers will set aside limited
number Of homesites with
roS MTSdMuM HIM M FRONTAGE Resrr Of 70 FEET
PRE-DEvELoPMENT : Nc PRICES faeasSse "a
BEGINNING at
1nc PER SQUARE FOOT.
With ATTRACTIVE Terms.
Inc convenience of architectural services
on the property has, been provided for
Complete building service including
long-term nancing.. is available
~, lake advantage OF this rare opportunity
Wy "IiSli1s W
Evening star., 1937-05-16
Log Cabin. 81 Acres.

Montgomery County fruit farm.
many young apple and peach trees.
some in bearing. New cottage.
Barn and other outhuildings. Some
river frontage 81 $50.
Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-05-16

COMFORTABLE HOME ONE BLOCK
from beach. Two screened porcheS. each
lOX24 large rooms. including one
about c4x"4 = basement. running water
and shower Nicely pa pered and painted.
Shaded by enormous oak trees. Nearly
Evening star., 1937-05-16

! 81 per mONlh. fotOIldC - 49,.
| FOR SALE-ON POTOMAC. THREE
/ room cottage stone fireplace - mile
above Key Bridge. Virginia side. For m
| vestment brings 40 per cent profit yearly.
I Call RUTH. Walnut $40
Evening star., 1937-05-16

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY NEARLY NEW
bungalow. completely equipped: running
water. Frig!daire: accommodates four. or
five beautiful view boating swimming,
fishing Season 5000: per week SO Ap-
ply Lombardy Lodge, Fair Haven P. o..
MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1937-05-16

100 ACRES ON CEMENT ROAD. o MILES
from Washington; city elect. and Grey
hound busses at farm; old s-room house
on hill in pretty grove of large oak trees;
about IS acres clear land. balance timber:
Groom cottage. barns and other buildings;
farm is located on beautiful creek. Price.
ST. 800; $4,000 cash. assume 5000 trust;
balance monthly. See MASON HIRST.
Annandale, Fairfax County. Va. at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
S69-J-1. ONCE closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1937-05-16

BEAUTY SPOT OF FAIRFAX COUNTY.
~ acres, excellent land. on highway.
wN!th?n - mules OF WaShneton s-room
dWeiInF. with beautiful setting in LARGE
grove shaded driveway: basement barn:
estate at $500 cash You cannot dupil-
Evening star., 1937-05-16
BAY RIDGE.
ONLY $3.50 CASH

ONLY $3.50 CASH
Required. balance S34 IS per month IN
Guiding taxes and insurance to purchase
beautiful bungalow. rooms. bath. sleeping
porch. wide front porch with splendid view
OF pay. Lot 10 by 800 Located on Mayo
ave. and open all day Sunday for inspec-
ton. WIN. H. LANHAM 1910 H NV.
National 1856 or Columbia 5O19
Evening star., 1937-05-16
SO, ,OOO-NORTH BEACH PARK
SACRIFICE

Furnished cottage, Woodland Beach Natl.
Sl12. . 10 4. Alex. e9OS-J. eve. and Sun.
BEAUTIFUL WATER FIR ONT FARM. HIGH
elevation. view Of mountains Colonial home
with fine barn and outbuildings: Ia hour
drive rom Washington D. c.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 7a4o. Eve. and Sun Walnut a15s
Evening star., 1937-05-16

WATER FRONT PROPERTY ON THE PO-
tomac between Alexandria and Mt. Vernon.
Three-quarters acre with small cottage,
well and electricity. Price. Si.@3o. V.
WARD BOSWELL Real Estate. go S
Washington ST. Alexandria. Va. Phone
nIr.a
Evening star., 1937-05-16
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-6-RM. sTUCCo BUNGALOW,
furnished. 2O8 Bar Harbor rd, Bar Har-
bor. MARYLAND; near Riviera Beach Ap-
Evening star., 1937-05-16

woodland BEACH-FIVE LOTS FOR
sale Two on the water front. sacrifice
Phone Lincoln SS56-W
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$3.50
ForeStvlle, Md.-Small farm of Az
acres; on State road with 4-room
dWelllng. Easy terms. JOHN F. DONO-
HOE q SONS. 314 Pa. ave. Sc
LEN ACRES. r. HOUSE ------- $500
rs a.. Ar. house. well - $500
so a.. 5r. house, spring - 500
100 a. 5-r. house. fruit spring : 81 900
100 a.. ten-r house: great bargain 81 800
so a.. 7-r. house :, large barns. good
home; 20 miles out Lee Highway $500
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