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HOUSES For SALE

A ST E., 173O-Modern home, Al con
dition: oil heat: double garage: arranged
for two families; on reasonable terms
Owner. Lincoln 3S11J.
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GEORGETOWN-34OS o ST. N. W.
Colonial Broom home, modeFnized; ideal
for couple or small family; direct from
owner. S7.65O: open Saturday afternoon
and Sunday. See it. No agents.
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PACKARD 1885 5-Pass. Touring Sedan.
Model "120." Perfect paint. spotless
upholstery excellent tires and a splendid
motor. Inspect this car, compare our
price. You will then realize it is bar;
gain SITS. C. C. C. guarantee. Capitol
1900 Omen evenings
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WTIIlYS-KNICHT

WHY'S KNIGHT. 1870 Sedan, $50. IN
cluding Va. tags See Mr.. Baker or Mr..
Smith, $3.50 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
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1881 Essex Coach - Has had 010E
only one owner Your inspec- oil AO
ton will convince you Of the fine
care this car has had. Original paint
is perfect. fine tires. clean inside and
1t performs perfectly. Will give some
one many miles Of fine service.
POHANKA SERVICE
1875 Goth st. N. w. District 0141
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Pontiac 1888 Convertible Coupe 01oE
"A very neat, snappy Job D1CO
with excellent motor and tires: a real
bargain sells elsewhere for at least
$245; our price, $1S5.
AUTOMOBILE WHOLESALERS
3512 Georgia Ave. N. w. col. 1897
Under PetwOrth Bowling Alleys
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TERRAPLANE

ferTspiSne 1885 Coach - This 0AOE
car IL really the best buy on WtAO
our floor, q car that has been slightly
used for a few months: in nsw-car
condition throughout Terms and
trade
L. p. STEUART, TNC.
The Old Reliable,
1898 II st. N. W. Decatur 1900
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NEW BRICK HOMES

~ INUhAHAM 81. M W.
For plan convenience. utility and price,
thuse homes are making history: three big
bedrooms two baths, gas equipment, two
fireplaces recreation room with lavatory'
furred walls rock wool insulation. ultra
modern. scientific kitchen; brick garage.
Lot 1877 feet deep.
Open Daily Until Q P. N.
WIN H. SAUNDERS, INC.
1910 X 81 w District 1918
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PACKARD
TRUCKS

Chevrolet 1929 11z-TOn Canopy coo
Express-A low-priced Job that SDOO
will give plenty of service at low cost;
runs and looks o. K. good tires;
sTOHLMAN CHEVROLET
1907 NJ st. n. W. WEST 1910
I937 FORD Truck. panel body. good con-
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81, 5OO-BURLEITH- Attractive semi-de-
tached English brick, near Western
High School Elementary schools are
easily reached from downtown. Full
dining room, double rear porches. All
improvements; garage. Out-of-town
$1,000 cash, balance like rent.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 II St. N. W. National 2345
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Buick 1884 Model "67" Sedan-PAOE
De Luxe equipment; original "DASO
spotlesa: motor ouiet and powerful:
all tires nearly new; a car you will
be proud to own: car No. S11. Emer-
son Orme guarantees 't for 80 Gays.
Trade and easy G. N. A. C. terDfa
EMERSON o ORME
II q N SITS. n. ". Dist. 500
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PACKARD

PTCKARD 1897 SUPER 8. 4-Door Touring
Sedan 1000 miles: company official
LarS WA iaEiRG N NeT Ssr c. guarantee
1910 14th ST Il. ". Po 5000
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So, 450-Near 18th and Crittenden
very good-looking Colonial brick home,
in this substantial neighborhood. with 9
large rooms, 3 porches electric refrigers-
ton. oil heat; is positively in perfect con.
ditlon: large lot: Lear garage: weather.
stripped screened: . value. Evenings,
Cleveland 4764.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DIST. 14ll.
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Todsy's Foreign Short-Wave Radio Schedule

PARIS, 1850 p. M.-Ten Min
utes with the Poets. TPA3, asa
M, 1913 meg.
MOSCOW, 4 P. M.-Aviation
Day. IRAN, 1744, 1442, 1910 and
Is meters.
TOKYO, 4:45 p. M.-Dance
Songs. JZJ, 1854 m, 11.80 meg;
JzK, 1877 m, 1916 meg.
SCHENECTADY, $3.50 PM
The Science Forum. W2XAF,
31.4 M, 9.53 meg.
LONDON, z p. M.-Scottish
Dance Music. esp, 1875 M,
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Keith's Shows
Jungle Film

The last picture made by Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Johnson, Dor
neo," opens tomorrow at RKo
Keith's. Photographed, with
many sequences in sound, In the
country Of its title, the picture
discloses many previously little
known animals caught In their
native hauntS.
Martin Johnson had Just com.
pleted editing the film when he
met his untimely death in an
airplane accident and now his
wife, Osa, is carrying on and
presenting the picture. Incl
dentally this beautiful feminine
explorer is again in Africa
shooting scenes for another pic
ture.
Lowell Thomas and Lew Lehr
are the commentators for those
sequences not recorded in
sound, with the latter getting
many laughs with his twisted
dialect in describing the activi-
ties Of the animals in the
scenes wherein their oddities
makes such comment pertinent.
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1881 meg: ESQ, 1877 m, 1918
meg: GSF, 1913 M, 1914 meg;
esd, 25.5 m, 11.75 meg.
PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAKIA,
1855 p. M.-Selections from
Smetana's Opera, 1.-THE Kiss. "
OLR4A, 1884 M. 11.84 meg.
BERLIN, S:45 p. M.-From
Research in German History and
Folklore (English. DJD, 25.4
M, lit meg.
BUENOS AIRES, ARGEN-
TINE, $3.50 p. NC a m b e r
Music. LRx, 31.06 m, $3.50 meg.
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M OVIE
CLOCK

MISUNDERSTANDING Arnold,
Frances Farmer. Toast Of New
York." 1888 q. M, 2:03. 4:31,
$3.50, 9:27 p m. March Of
Time" 1l:1S Q. M. 1:43. All,
$3.50, 9:07 .. m.
INSTRUMENTATION Herbert,
Mary Boland, Marry the Girl, +"
1880 a. m, 1850. $3.50, $3.50. 7:5o,
$50 p. m.
EARLE-Kenny Baker. Gertrude
Michael" Mr.. Dodd Takes the
Air" II a. m, 1885, 4:25. 7:15,
Top. m. Stage, 12:45, 1925, $40.
$40 p. m.
CAPT. L-Alice Faye, Don
Ameche, "You Can't Have Every.
thing" II q. m, l:40, 4:25, 7:05,
$3.50 p. m. Stage, 1855. 1855.
500, 9 p. m.
PALACE Luise Rainer, Paul
Mum, Good Earth" IL q. M,
1885, 4:10, Gas, $3.50 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Jean. Harlow. Clark
Gable. Saratoga" 11:4o a. m.
1:40, 3:45, 5:45. 7:45, 9:45 p. m.
RIALTO-Roland Young. Joan
Gardner. THE Man Who
Could Work Miracles" 1923
a. m, 1:25, 1928, $50, 7:40.
9:49 p. m.
LITTLE - jeanette Macdonald,
Nelson Eddy, Rose Marie, /"
II q. m, 1908, SIT. 5:25, 1884,
9:42 p. m.
Neutrality-suspicious. shows.
News reels. short comedies. Pro
gram changes hourly.
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; LONDON, 10 p. MA Day
at Blackpool," q Lanca shire
sketch in dramatic form. CSC,
1853 m; 17.79 meg; GSI, 1875 m,
1926 meg: esd, 25.5 m, Ills
meg; GSB, 3l.5 M, 9.51 meg.
VANCOUVER, 1880 A. M
Radio Drama. GIRO, 4S.7 M,
6.15 meg: CJRx, 25.5 M, 11.72
meg.
TOKYO, 12:45 A. M.-shaku-
hachi or japanese bamboo flute
selections. JzJ. 1854 m, 1l.S0
meg; JzK, 1877 m, 1915 meg.
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Radio Features Today

vOlvs the Cap'n's Step-SOn, Bob.
s:OO-MUsIo HALL-Lupe velss, fiery
M NE, actrs.s' GsOrEe Raft.
JageI, operatic tenor, will be visit.
ing celebreties. Music by Johnny
Scott Trotter's orchestra and the
Paul Taylor Choristers. ...WRC
CONCERT
7:OO-DR. HANS KINDLER TAKES
THE N-Dr. Kinder,
founder Of the National Sym.
phOny Orchestra In Washint0nE,
p. c. VIM BE- guest conductor Of
Overture; the "Unflnished" Syn.
phony Of Schubert; the Suite from
lie ROl S'Amuse," by Deiibes,
and Rimsky. Korsakoffs "Cspric-
clio Espagnole." DR.. Kinder first
'cellist Of the Philadelphia Or.
ehestra. In 1882 he won q doc
tor Of music degree from George
Washington University -. WJSV
SIOO-CONCERT HOUR-COmpOsitiOn
by Debusgy, RachmaninOff, Rim.
Sky-KOrsakoff and other great
composers familiar to the aver.
age mugic-lOveP are featured on
this f9ll,hour program, which
makes lee debut tonight. Artists
include Helen TFaubel, soprano;
Rosa Linda, pianist; Benno Rabi.
n0ff. violinist, and the MEG.
Concert Orchestra under the d.
rection OF II. Leopold spitalny.
WMAL
DRAMA
7:OO-GUN SMOKE LAw-western
8oElAls "E4AL
9:OO-YOUR TRUE ADVENTURE
Floyd Gibbons re-enacts the nm.
usual story Of John Diets and his
family. which Gibbons covered as
reporter for the Minneapolis Trib.
une. Diets IL dead, but his two
daughters, Myr1 Dietx and Helen
Knox, of Des PLANES, ILL.,, are CO.
operating in the DEMONSTRATION.
s:OO-THE WITCH's TALE-AuEment
ing the parade Of classical drama
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nell, who made her Abby o very
real and lovable person. Miss
Katherine Hensley, playing the
role Of the doctors sometime
shrewish wife. gave Q realistic
Interpretation.
Beautiful Catharine Ryan, In
one Of two lovely roles Of the
play, made her Susan Haggett
a very realistic and convincing
person, and Mary Gay, in q
slightly more difficult interpre-
tation, turns in q good chore as
the spoiled daughter Of the
family, Ada Haggett.
Richard Stringfellow, as Dav.
export: Neil Linger, as Tallant,
and Charles Hohein, as Rosen,
contribute good characterize
items In the minor roles.
j. w. B.
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CROSSROADS REVIEW-THEATRICAL ITEMS
Shirley Temple Film PreMiewed

other. 1t Is worthy Of note,
also, that she never got q good
answer to her questions along
that line, either.
Victor McLaglen, co-starred
with Shirley, makes q convincing
Sergeant McDuff. Cesar Ro.
nero does q magnificent Job as
the outlaw chieftain and c.
Aubrey Smith, Is the hard.
boiled colonel, viii surprise and
delight you.
"Wee Willie Winkie," which
comes to the Capitol Theater
tomorrow and which will be re-
viewed more fully in these
columns on Saturday, Is enter.
tainment Of the highest order.
]. w. q,
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Shirley Temple in Wee Willie
Winkie," previewed yesterday
by the washington critics, does
what Is probably her best chore
to date. The picture Is made
on q grand scale, It boasts an
excellent cast, 1t had excellent
direction, but still Shirley is as
good as the best in It.
The Rudyard Kiphng story IS
. beautiful and touching thing
and the film has captured that
strange, beautiful and convinc-
ing touch that the author gave,
1t is a story primarily Of o little
girl who stopped q rebellion be-
cause she COULDN'T understand
why men wanted to kill each
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-19

EARL G0DwnN's LISTENERS ARE IN,
xlTED TO ATTEND THE KEEP.
ING UP WITH THE TIMES" BROAD
lasts AT THE N.B.C. STUDIOS IN
THE TRANs-LUx BUILDING, -FOUR
IEENTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE,
Any DAY EXCEPT SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY. Nh. GODWIN's NEWS
PROGRAMS ARE DAILY, EXCEPT
MUSICAL AND VARIETY
s:OO-eoETIc NELoDIEs-"You Can't
Run Away From Love" and zone
SsSo 1 .o S r Fran SdST MaeS S
mack's poetic readings include
The World 10 Waiting for You"
Carlton Kelsey'S orchestra WJSV
7:OO-RUDY vALLEE's VARIETY
H0UR-Rudy interviews John
q et he Ss ace y s%iP I nSwT 0r sr
can. Other guests include Doris
Nolan, who will star in an orig
Inal One-act play entitled "A
Quiet settlement; Willie How
ard, Broadway comedian, and
Tommy RigES and "Betty Lou"
back for another appearance.
WRC
s:OO-MAJOR B0wEs-weekIy honor
city salute goes to Dies MOines,
lows. Accomplishment Of the
Iowa State capital and the terri
tory IL serves win Be reviewed BY
the major. Hopeful amateurs
will be Judged by telephone votes
Of listeners In DeO MOines and
new xOrk ............. .WJSV
S:OO-sHOW BOAT-Cap'n Henry and
his troupe pay mythical visit to
FriarS Point, Miss. Featured
guest star is Eddie Green, HaFs
lem'g comic idol. who crossed the
Continent for . one-time Oppor.
tunity to heckle Hattie McDan.
lei: the boats NANNY cook. A
Sing" medley, postponed from
2 previous program; Tim
Marches On" new ballad to be
introduced by Tommy Thomas,
and songs by Nadine Conner and
Virginia VerTil1 complete pro.
gram. BsckstaGe sequences IN.
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StarIet Bowling Champ

Betty JayneS, singing star UNI
der contract to Metro oldwyn-
Mayer studios, gives promise Of
becoming one Of the champion
bowlers Of the film colony. She
is credited now with amazing
scores.
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Stars Wallpaper
Is Prankster Art

Practical jokers made Robert
Montgomery think he had mis-
laid his brsnd.new dressing
room.
Early in the morning they in.
vaded the set Of Live, Love
and Learn" in which he plays
the part Of q Greenwich Village
artist, and proceeded to line the
walls Of his dressing room with
the weirdest specimens Of sur.
realist art the prop department
possessed,
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Cross Roads
PIoyGood

The Cross Roads Theater play.
ers last night presented Sidney
Towards THE Late Christopher
Bean" The play will be pre-.
Sented again tonight, Friday and
Saturday.
This highly entertaining and
slightly quirky play by Howard
not an actor.proof play by any
means-waS given a thoroughly
enjoyable Interpretation by a
cast which evidently had worked
hard.
MOVES SMOOTHLY
It moved with surprising
smoothness and effectiveness
despite the fact that 1t was an
opening night.
The Howard play Is q work
that reaches into some Of the
deeper recesseS Of life and is q
vehicle through which the play
wright at times cooked Q jaun-
diced eye at life. It is saved
from being q somber and bitter
treatise on human nature, how.
ever, by two Of the characters
that move through the play. The
faithful Abby. servant in the
house which Is the scene Of the
play, and Susan, q daughter in
the same house, who Is sweet and
unSpoiled.
KAIGLER SPLENDID
Outstanding work was con-
trihuted by David Kaigler, who
did . magnificent job as DR..
Haggett. OF no lesser merit
was the work Of Dorothy ODon-
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Xalentine2

Jack Benny, Paramount come
dian and ace radio entertainer
was born in Waukegan, Ill, on
st. Valentines day.
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that has seen Shakespeare, O'NeIlI
and Hugo adapted to radio,
AlOnz0 Deem Cole presents Rob
ert Louis steVensOn's immortal
"DF. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE" Ths
first Of two lnstallments will be
heard tonight. Story has not
been done before on the radio,
but q film version was made sew.
eral years ago with Fredric
March In the duel role. Cole
viii head . cast that includes
Marie O'Ffynn, Mark Smith and
Tom Hover. VOL
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OUT.OFToWN PROGRAMS

OOT'OE'IOWN F6ONhAN1S
7:OO-CEsARE soDERo DIRECTS
Returns to air after summer
IayOff with sOIOiSts GeneyieVs
Rose, soprano, and Raoul Nadeau,
baritone. Nadeau will open pro-
gram with Prologue from "PaR.
liacei." by LeOncavallo, while
Misc ROwe's solo will be "Mi.
caela's Aria" from LIFTS Gar.
men," The two will then sing
"Figlia Mia Padre" from Verdi'S
"RigOletto." Orchestral numbers:
MOgaFt's "Paris symphony No.
3D. and r m y.KOrssl1Off's
"Danse Lfthuanienne" VOL
DISCUSSIONS
1:15-HOME COUNSEL-Mrs. Frances
Troy NoFthcrOss, home economist
of the Washington Herald, dis
cusses topics Of interest to Wash.
lngtOn hOme-makeRs. Today's
topic: maid Nights out" To.
morrow: "Week.End shopping"
WJSV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAURY
MAvERICK-rOpic: ''Tail End Of
Congress-" .........,.... WJSV
oUESTIONs-senstor
Tom COnnally discusses Cotton, -
talk Of especial significance to
GnO SOutns .WJSV
Evening star., 1937-09-18

only. With calcimine. as with many
other water paints. the material should
be applied within a few hours after
the time 1t is mixed.
With all water paints there is great
Ease of application. Also it is pos
sible to apply a second coating within
a few hours of the first. due to the ia ct
that the water evsporates quickly if
the newly painted surfaces are we'll
ventilated.
Indoors water paints can be applied
to plaster, wallbosrd and similar sur
faces. On new or green plaster the
use Of such coatings is advantageous.
Water paints are porous and allow new
plaster to continue its driving out with
out impairing the coating that covers
its surface
Some types of water paint can be
used over oil paints-and some oil
paints can be used over some types of
water paint. Different products have
different qualities. As consequence,
be sure to have your dealer advise
you about the right product for your
needs.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
Use of Casein Base Paints,
Mixed With Water, Increases

In recent years tremendous strides
have been made toward perfectinc
paint coatings that are mixed with
water instead of turpentine. The Gen.
tury Of Progress Exposition gave inn
petus TO this trend in the paint in
dustry when the late Joseph Urban.
in planning the color schemes for
the Chicago Fair, specified the use of
vivid. intense colors for the various
buildings-colors which he believed
could best be duplicated with casein
paints.
What is casein? It's an ingredient
OF milk that can be used to cement
together the particles of pigment.
Most types of casein paints are in
tended for use indoors, while other
types of water paints are prepared
especially for exterior surfaces-s,ir-
faces such as stucco, stone, brick and
cement.
Calcimines. which are made essen
TALLY of whiting and glue, are designed
for use with hot or cold water. These
come usually in white and pastel
tints and are for interior surfaces
Evening star., 1937-09-18
News and Views on Real Estate

"O ORTY reservations already have
been received for the N. A. r.
e. B. convention in Pittsburgh.
A Waverly Taylor announces as
chairman of the Washington Real
Estate Boards Committee on Ar
rangements. Such heavy advanced
registration for the big meeting would
seem to mean that more Capital real
tors will be on hand than attended
any of the conventions in the last
six years.
The Washington delegation will de-
part on the night of Tuesday. October
10, and awake in Pittsburgh in time
to attend the first general session of
the convention scheduled for Wednes-
day at 10 am. OF course, there will
be number of preliminary meetings
prior to Wednesday. so several local
realtors are planning to leave earlier
than the main group of the deleea-
ton. Most Washingtonians probably
will return the following Sunday after
taking in the Pittsburgh Wisconsin
foot ball game Saturday afternoon.
THE real estate course, sponsored
Jointly by the Washington board
and Southeastern University, proved
SO successful last season that it will
be held again this year. It will, as
Evening star., 1937-09-18

last year. be under the direction of
Joseph A. Herbert. jr. It was an
nounced by Comdr F. L. sandoz. board
president, who has recently returned
from an extended vacation. The first
class will be held on October IS and
all interested are urged to enroll as
soon as possible. The class is not
restricted 20 those entering the real
estate business. as last year there were
several veterans taking the course.
A DID to the success stories of the
week the opening OF Woodmoor
the new development AT Four Corners,
Md. where the Moss Realty Co. played
host to more than A thousand visitors
last Sunday. Also sale by Paul T.
Stone OF IL houses in Shepherd Park.
incidentally, Samuel s. Spruce re-
ported that more than 5000 persons
attended the opening Of his Silver
Star Home at <22f Van Ness street
The house was so crowded that Spruce
says he was trapped upstairs for an
hour.
A PPLICATION has been filed for
permit TO build another huge
apartment in the District This one
will be built for Modern Apartments
Evening star., 1937-09-18
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
ARRANGEMENTS TOPIC

With cities beginning again TO seek
advantageous uses of their industrial
resources, recent industrial property
arrangements worked out in the city
OF Syracuse. N. Y. win be center OF
discussion at the coming annual con-
vention OF the National Association OF
Real Estate Boards. Pittsburgh. Octo-
Der 2o-22, in its Industrial Property
Division
Donald T. Pomeroy. Syracuse, mem
Evening star., 1937-09-18
Placing of Radiators.

Radiators should be placed with
regard to where the heat will do the
most good and where they will inter-
fere the least with the furniture
Generally heat losses are greatest
around the windows and they should
oe placed In this area. Wall space
should moi be broken up with a radi-
stor whenever 1t is possible to avoid
such placement.
Evening star., 1937-09-18

Der Of the associations Executive
Committee. will describe what has
been done in his city. w. r. q Call
lard, New York, chairman Of the
division. will preside.
The marketing side Of the home
builders work will be a convention
subject before the Associations Land
Developers and Home Builders Divi-
sion.
William r. Richardson. president of
the Los Angeles Realty Board. will b.
the speaker. Charles s. wanless.
Springfield. Ill. chairman OF the divi-
sion. will preside.
Evening star., 1937-09-18

Inc, by Rinr Construction Co 1t
will be erected At 3i0o Thirty-ninth
street at cost OF some s45o,0o0.
MAPLE Il JAMES have moved
their Silver Spring once from
e52l Georgia avenue TO No. s433 OF
the same street. where larger quarters
are available to take care OF a greatly
increased business. Thomas l.. Phil
lips is in charge OF the arm branch,
and 1t specializes in the sale OF de-
tached homes in Montgomery County,
Md, and Northwest Washington.
EARL MCINTOSH OF Weaver Bros.
is away on A business errand in
New York City A little realtor
was born on Wednesday in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Latimer Barkley.
Mr.. Barkley Is with the Office OF j
Dallas Grady = c. McCune. whose
real estate office is in the Woodward
Building. leaves tomorrow for the
American Legion convention in New
YORK, and then, on Wednesday for
Europe with the Legion pilgrimage.
While abroad. he will visit England.
France, Holland. Belgium. Germany.
Italy and number OF other lands
Evening star., 1937-09-18

Although too young 10 walk.
boy in Brighton. England. has learned
to whistle
The Washington times., 1937-01-22

-All-In-One Founda-
tionS of brocade, satin,
batiste and lastex. Beau
tiful garments that fit
perfectly.
The Washington times., 1937-01-22

-Side-Ho0k and Front
Clasp girdles In lain. to
16-in. lengths. Many
different patterns to Sc
lect from.
The Washington times., 1937-01-22

-Side-Lace, Side-KoOk
and Step-in Lastex Cir
dies in various weight
fabrics. IA in. to 16 in.
lengths.