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Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
News Behind the News
Washington's Best Trained Noses
Capital Tax ROU Sn,elfed A MOST
Unpopular Levy
Thank you please

WESTINGHOUSE of the best-traineo
noses in Washington begin to scent plooaole pag
strong attempt this year TO repeal the c"'i''''
gains tax. = l.,,,,aroa
directors of the U. S. Chamber OF commerce
have urged a change in the tax rIol. eN;ni nnns
Fisher urges its repeal And some hlgh o~Ilcial' ~
in the treasury are interested III eiliei eii''--'
ING or reducing the tax. ~ -,
Most active in the background of the repeal
movement, however, are indlVloualS WIG 'l' ,'
made killings in the STOCK market ourllls @ tiie
wears since the bottom of depression lney
would like TO sell now to realize their proii'S
without having to pay a heavy tax on Vhose
profits. ,.. o-.
others were cleaned out, have made enormous
profts in the market-on paper-amountlhs III
some cases to 500 per cent or more ,,-,
The capital gains tax covers property Whlcn
wouldn't ordinarily be included in inventory ana
which is not held by ne taxpayer primary 4
Profits from sale of such capital assets must
be included income for tax purposes. Iheres
a sliding scale, however. 80
Ths taxpaver must report as net income 100
per cent of the profit if the capital asset has
been held less than year go per cent II neio
between and two years. 90 per cent II held
between two and five years, 40 per cent II pc
tween five and 10, 80 per cent II more than III.
Repealists argue that one big reason stocks
are so high is that they're being held to avoid
the tax And that this adds to the danger OF
another boom and a crash similar 10 that OF
1929
Among those who insist that stock prices are
thus being kept up artificially are the stock
brokers' They say that if people are encouraged
TO sell their stocks, the effect will be TO diminish
speculation
Presumably the real reason the brokers are
so anxious for repeal of the capital gains tax,
however is the fact that this action would in
crease their business and profits.
Foes of repeal who include Mariner Eccles,
Federal Reserve Board governor, declare that
the increased activity would mean higher stock
prices that those who would sell are big fell
lows" who would have nothing to do with their
money but go right back into the market and
buy some more; that repeal would lure the pub
lie back into the market: that Wall Street IS
again trying to take Washington for a sucker;
and that the only beneficiaries would be the
gamblers who bought the country up cheap"
The repeal movement may get somewhere
but il faces tough battle
Roosevelt has informally but effectively noti
fled Senator Joe Robinson Attorney General
Homer S Cummings. and Senator Hiram John
son of California that he will not appoint any OF
them to the U. S. Supreme Court. All three
frequently have been reported to be nourishing
hopes.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 49, Wp -
Funnyman Edward Everett Horton
will contribute to film colony archi-
tectural confusion by adding a
banquet hall to his house, modelled
after England's Hampton court.
panelled with loot from a Portland
Ore. mansion and named for a
movie hoofer.
Horizons combination. however.
isn't even considered whimsical in
this village where Moorish designs.
New England and Virginia colonial
Mission, Neo-Byzantine, Modernist.
California Spanish, Midwestern
Cracker Box, Georgian and pure
olrthday cake architecture stand
cheek by jowl.
AStalre Annex" is the title given
the layout by Horton, because he'll
pay for 1t with proceeds OF his
comedy role in stepping Toes"
next for Fred AStaire and Ginger
Rogers.
The comedian will panel the in
terror with nine huge, carved doors
which he bought at auction re-
Gently when Portland's architecture
ally famous 100-year- Corbett
mansion was dismantled.
Mildly eccentric building is Hor-
tons hobby. He has spent II wears
developing the estate he calls his
ranch at Encino, in the San Fer
nando Valley, has increased his
originally 10-room house to l6
rooms, and added a separate guest
house, little theater, stables ken
nels, warehouses and workshops.
90
Gertrude Michael, working on a
case of laryngitis in a HOLLYWOOD
hospital, persists in denying she's
engaged TO E. F.. Jeffe, that New
York millionaire, but her protests
are so lacking in enthusiasm few
will be surprised if she turns up
wearing a ring anytime.
Redheaded Anne Shirley and
Owen Davis. jr., who declared all
bets off several weeks ago, have
patched things up and the affair
is warmer than ever. Following a
chance meeting on the RKO lot
Saturday they were visible in all
the bright spots.
Harpo Marx is taking a large rib
for being thrown for loss by his
first mount at Santa Anita-a Shet-
land pony Marx Brothers went on
location for their coming picture at
the Arcadia track, and Harpo piled
aboard the pint-sized pony for
gag. Next instant the pony piled
him off-on the back of his neck.
After first aiding for strained
shoulder ligaments doctor ordered
him home.
Dorothy ArrZner, HollyWodd's
only woman director has Sioned
long term contract with M-G-M
and will direct the new Mrs. Cliff
ford Odets, Luise Rainer, in "Tho
Girl From Trieste" as her first
Metro chore. Arrzner's last wae
"Craig's Wife" for Columbia.
Bob Burns, Jack Oakie and Victo"
Moore are tentatively cast for
Radio City Revels," musical with
which Jesse L. Lasky will begin his
new tieup with RKO. Burns cast
ing depends on whether he can be
borrowed from Paramount. The
studio is still dickering.
Tom Brown. 23-year-old juvenile
was aghast when told he received
more Leap Year proposals than any
other eligible male in Hollywood
On final tabulation studio fan-mail
department figured the box score
at 2l6 outright offers and 300 hints
Barbara Read and Jean RouVerol
get two of the four feminine roles
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
HAVE YOU
GOT A COLD?

Particularly in California, where real
lv cold weather is as rare as snow
flake in midsummer, record-breaklng
blast of king winters icy winds nevlta-
blv leaves multitudes of people smiling.
And colds, you know, can develop INTO
pneumonia. So if you've got one, or
want to avoid getting one, here are few
"do's'..and "don'ts" from the health de-
partnlkn.
Treat a cold with the respect it de-
serves. Rest in bed as much as possible.
ALWAYS call a doctor when fever IS
present.
Consume warm drinks, preferably al
kaine.
Stay in warm, moist mot damp
rooms. pan of water in the room helps
keep the air moist
Don't go out into the cold when you're
overheated; beware of sudden changes
in temperature.
If you're beginning to sniffle, don't
90 among crowds.
II some member of the family has
cold, don't use the same drinking cups
or articles.
A certain number of hardy souls will,
of course, consider these precautions
altogether too "fussy" to bother about.
Well and good. But remember, an appro-
pirate epitaph for numerous gravestones
now i'm our cemeteries might we'll be
"He thought taking care of cold was
fussy."
A St Bernard dog was found in the drivers
Aaat of Detroit automobile. He probably will
not be booked. since no cask OF oranoy WAS
ionnd on him
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
Strolls Thru HOLLYWOOD

sequel to AL Quiet on The West
ern Front" Read first clicked as
one of the Three Smart Girls. y
Rouverol, formerly a child actress,
was washed up in pictures at Is,
and is trying comeback. Louise
Fazenda is cast in the No 3 fem
mine spot, and the fourth will go
to that Jean Harlow of five years
ago" type, for whom the studio is
still hunting.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
GRAB BAG
Ope-Minute Test

l. Who was the third president
Of the United States?
q Where did the silk industry
originate?
3. Who is said 10 be the richest
actor in Hollywood?
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
Thought for the Day

For in the time of trouble He shall hide me in
His pavilion: in the secret of His tabernacle shall
He hide me: He shall set up upon a rock
Psalms 27:5
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
Hints on Etiquette

Highly polished fingernails, or
nails that are too yividly red. are
not considered in good taste. Mems
nails, which should be well shaped
and immaculate, never should be
polished.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
New York Day by Day
By O. O. Mcintyre
By Williams

then loop the loop and l made for
the outer air. chin up, walking stiff
ly. From now on if I break abStin-
ence I'll stick to what Grandma
called "cubebieS."
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
Today's Horoscope

Persons whose birthday is today
are apt to be shrewd, cunning and
mysterious in their actions. Military
in their administrator and discip-
line they worship at the shrine
of cold and rigid justice.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
Words of Wisdom

Which government is best? That
which teaches us to govern our
selves. Goethe.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
one-Minute Test Answers

/. Thomas Jefferson.
2. In China.
8. Harold Lloyd, whose fortune is
egtaimated a $12,000,O00.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
TWENTY YEARS AGO
January l2 1917

Forty-five cars of livestock left the
valley yesterday for Los Angeles
markets. Brawley contributed II
cars to the train.
Despite inclement weather Guy
Bratton, of BraWley, motored tc
Blythe in a motor truck. He made
the trim in l8 hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13

-radiomen strive to do the
gallant thing by Jubilee Jim"
Fiske, old time yailroad stock man.
ipulator ana the result is good for
a chuckle. Doing a film version of
Joseph Mathewson's book, they
changed the title from "Robber
Barons," to The Toast of New
York"
Still among the horsemen-Dave
Butler, Shirley Temples favosite di-
rector, has purchased three new
two year-olds, colt and two fillies,
which he named after pictures he
megaphoned. The horses are styled
Connecticut Yankee" after the
Will Rogers comedy, and Bright
Eyes" and "Littlest Rebel" for two
Temple vehicles.
%
Guy Kibbee joins ranks of movie
horsemen, having purchased ranch
out San Fernando way which he
plans to convert into a breeding
farm. Kibbee says he'll remodel the
house and live on the place to keep
a personal eye on the nagS. He'll
raise both racing and saddle stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13
LOOKING
BACKWARD
What The Press Files
tell of Imperial Val
ley for This. Date in
Past Years.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
January 13. 1912

DR.. Bold, formerly of Imperial and
Charles G. Warner, both of Whit
tier, are in town looking over real
estate deals
Mrs. M. E Kernel today pur-
chased from A w. Swanson lot 4
OF block % in the Swanson sub
division, this being located on Fern
avenue. Her sister, Mrs. Mitchell,
recently bought the adjoining lot,
and each of them will erect house
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13

A St Bernard dog was found in the drivers
Aeat of a Detroit automobile. He probably wlh
not be booked. since no cask Of brandy was
fopnd on him.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-13

Barbara Read and Jean Rouverol
get two of the four FEMININE roles
in "The Road Back Unlversals
Evening star., 1937-11-14
SEE 6424 End PL. NV

At last we are Offering to the washing-
Ton nome buyers a real quality house at a
price. New detached brick, rooms, 2
osautliul tile baths, bright daylight kitch-
weather stripped. caulked. copper screens.
very very large lot, paved alley. detached ga
asRe'. nome your family will be proud
OIL. a lifetime home. Built and priced to
suit any purse. Can be sold on easy terms.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1224 18th ST NV Dict ooAr
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.

North Woodbridge rooms. tile bath.
shower. electric kitchen. fireplace; large
insulated attic; garage; lot 60x120. Price.
$3.50. To inspect, cut r. I. ave. to 18th
st, ne, left on sth to D; G. line, straight
sfi snis 1r FrankIin in st 81. n.e.W1n new-house
condition: 8 rooms and bath: lot 50x15o;
front porch; paved street; near school,
Price. $3.50
1897 Brentwood rd. n.e.-Bupsalow 8
rooms and bath h.-w.h.. fireplace; lot
45xoO0. Price. $3.50.
Two-family home, 1921 jackson ST. ne
Ten large rooms, Q baths. front porch
oil heat; lot 50x15o. Near R. l. ave.
gain.
2s29 9th, st. n.e;-Bungalow. 5 rms,
place: large lot. Price, $3.50.
2S72 Perry st. n.e.-.Attractive bunga-
low; in new-house condition; rooms, bath
h.-wh.: large lot. Price, S5.p50 To
inspect, out Otis st. to 30th pl. ne. left
l block to home.
20n4 r. l. Ave N E Decatur 091T
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241 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
60 Q60

new brick house with extraordinary
features facing U. s. Government park:
3 bedrooms. tile baths. recreation room
with fireplace lava. and toilet in base
equipped; brick detached garage; furred
walls, rock wood insulation: everything
is complete and modern: no better home
value at this price in the NV. section.
Open Daily.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
ONE OF THE CITY'S MOST
CHARMING NEW HOMES

Is offered by the owner because Of unex-
pected removal from Washington. Ten
rooms. exceptional size with every newest
convenience. in the delightful Roliingwood
section Of Chevy Chase. This house built
py the owner Just one year ago as his per-
manent home. is unusual in every respect.
including price. which is under $50 600.
Assumption Of buyers present lease is DOS
sible. Cleveland 5167.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

Ss.950: near 14th and Quincy-Here is
splendidly built house with rooms de-
cidedly larger than the average house of
fered in this price f1eld. The entire house
has been renovised by a leading interior
decorator. There are rooms, . baths. .
car masonry garage deep lot to paved 40
IT. alley. Every modern convenience, in
Guiding gas heat. $1,000 cash and 500
per month.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

$3.50; Riverdale. Md-This attractive
bungalow. on a lot S0x131, has Just been
completely reconditioned. There are 6
rooms and bath; INV h.; electricity and
gas and full basement Terms as low as
$500 cash to responsible buyer
Evening star., 1937-11-14
1414 SHEPHERD ST. NV.

VACANT.
Owner will put this desirable house In
1st-class condition. 1t is probably one OF
the fnest row houses available in Wash
ington; near the park. stores. schools and
transportation. 2-car brick garage on wide
alley. II you want the best of everything
at very moderate price, don't fail to in
spect this house: we can't say enough for
the moor plan. condition or location.
OPEN PM. TO PM
Mr.. Cross on the premises will be glad
to show the house at any time should the
above hours not suit your convenience
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 New York Avenue NV
Evening star., 1937-11-14

INGRAHAM ST. BETWEEN 18th AND
14th - Out-of-town owner has reduced
this house several thousand dollars for
quick sale. There are S rooms and -
baths; deep lot; garage. Terms-better
than rent
Evening star., 1937-11-14
1908 ALBErdARLE ST.
hEIH IITAGE-1 1yTCT COhEDT E~vETY

Compa rison will convince YOU that this
lovely home in ''HOMEWOOD" at SI4,25O.
is one OF the outstanding values Of the
Colonial: AIR: :coNDITIoNED:: ali dsrn modern
equipment; 2h baths. large rooms. big
screened rear porch. attached garage; love-
ly wooded lot. 55 IT. wide. Drive out Mas
sschusetts ave. to 46th ST.. north to Abe
marie st; and west first squarel to house.
AFTERNOON. BOSS & Phelps. REAL
TORS. 1417 X ST. NATIONAL 1900.
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PEOPLES REALTY CO.,
q.6q N Y. Ave NV

291O 18th ST NV LOVELY BEDRMS..
h.-w.h.. ami. built-in garage. electric
refrigeration; new-house condition from
top to bottom: floors all reffnished; over
looks Rock Creek Park; excellent neigh
borhood
1908 H ST. SEE r. and b., oil heat
garage. electric refrigeration: excellent
I2I0 NORTH VErTcH ST. AIRING
TON, VA.-5-room bungalow oil heat,
ami. garage. electric refrigeration: par
tached; excellent condition: large yard.
ANY of the above REAL HOMES can
be rented to responsible tenants AT REA-
SONABLE PRICES for what you get.
Phone Republic O105.
PEOPLES REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1937-11-14

A rental Of 500 a month or more for
.Just house" or for a stuffy apart
ment? Why not invest a Jew. hundred
collars In this lovely NEW CHEVY CHASE
$40 build substantial equity for you in
a lew short years? All-brick. center-hall
plan. SIX spacious rooms. two baths. auto
room with wood burning fireplace. built-in
garage and the finest in modern construc-
ton. An inspection will convince you.
priced below the. market. For further in
formation call Cleveland 2765 or Wiscon-
sin 2So1, day or evenings
Evening star., 1937-11-14
REALTY CO.,
939 N. Y. Ave. NV.

S.)S N. L. ave. NV.
ss45 MONROE ST. NE.
~ rms; bath. h-w.h.. elec., gas. built
OPEN sUNDAY. IL AM TO 5p.M.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol St.. Realtor Nat. 1892.
55l9 CONN AVE. NW.-s RMS,
bath. ,sas,, elec. refg, h.-w.h.
baths elec.. gas. h.-a.h., ga
$40 22nd st. n.w.-e rms, cleo. 3 WV
baths. cleo. sas. h.-w.h. 5000
. latrobe heat 5000
gas h.-w.h. $500
gas. h.-w.h. baths 72.5O
'' gas. elsc S.-wh. H builssin Imsii 0lsn. ss
$50 11th St. ne.-s rms. bath. 'o'oo
1865 elec Tath fas st. hyh go qs sarssss sss $3.50
elec.. gas, h.-w.h. (elec refTJ 5000
$40 Eye St. n.s.-6 rms, bath. cleo.
s17 srd st. NV rms, bath. s.,. o''oo
5Oa 9th st. n;e.-6 rms. bath. elec..
so n; New n'?Sih; Yorf ave. n...-e rms, 47'6o
lss:. So.|s cssItol n.is:h SIS rms, $500
1918 horts as'' Carolina Toh sM ..-s 1880
rms.' bath. cleo, gas; h.-w.h.- 1880
1923 H st: ne. rtSIs; 10! IS rms.
soo BATH h,r. slec;1 gas, latrobs heat $4,000
bnxb bhms;. kit. BATH elec" sas
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
- Realtor.
sos North Capitol Street. Natl. 6732.
TRINIDAD.
1902 Trinidad ave. ne. S57.5O-6 r..
b.. screened rear porches; ami; built-in
garage; newly decorated.
1888 Oates st. ne S67SO.-6 r. and
b., inclosed back porches: ami; gar; oc-
cupant will show.
lilo H st: NE. NEWsoM. Line. 2o71.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
MUST BE SOLD
758 SILVER SPRING AVE.

A Groom, 2-Bath Bungalow.
LOT 50xe1s feet; close 10 stores and
school. Fine for the children Three
bedrooms. hot-water heat. shower An each
bath, recreation room. maids room and
bath, garage. Purchase of larger home
makes sale imperative
EASY TERMS
OPEN TODAY ONLY
Drive Out Georeia Ave. to Silver
Spring. Nd. Two SQUARES Past
Underpass CAT Fire House) and Turn
Right Two Squares to Home
Evening star., 1937-11-14
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS,

4OIO OOO i l1GktN ave. DE-. A.,
Near Ridge rd.-6mall cash payment and
$55 per month will buy you . semi
utramodern can be used for two fam
lilies; by renting End floor 1t will cost you
only Sl5 per month; will take your house
In trade.
Also s-room houses at other locations.
Call Adams RoT3 mr. North 3oT3 .
Evening star., 1937-11-14

s9.s5o; Chevy Chase Md.-New brick
ddets sched house. l block from Conn. ave.
rage. gas heat; Insulation, most at
tractive design and floor plan, situated on
a soft. lot. where all improvements
on the exceptionally easy terms Of $3.50
cash and $50 per month to responsible
THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO.. INC.
73s 18th St. NV. District $3.50.
NEAR 18th AND j MARYLAND adS AVE. NE.
roo sns S.b sFick in pl.nsd
cellar; terms:
1910 x st. NV. A Natl osa4.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Beautifully situated new homes in Miller
built group. ,: 3 and 4 bedrooms 2 baths;
architecture. highest quality materials and
Miller construction standards throushout.
tona ehf@ ana dsny as week
display. 420S 45th st. NV. bedrooms
2 baths. Prices from S11.50o to S14950:
W. c. & A. N. MILLER,
1119 18th st. NV. District 4464.
1915 46th ST. NV.
S1O.95O-One of the finest NEW HOME
values of the day; detached brick Colonial
RaffFs BaTas Too she nHd auomsie RoHsh heat
saa opEN DAY fEs HSD HEATED Rsf1z LOT
~ O. s4HRAv 44I3 W1NDo8 Ne 51 ST. NV.
aaoB3affG new Thieepantsd ZIP IH;n
FIooR ff0 BEDRooM fessH' AND BATH 1i4en huge
and bath md OoT o in
DfEy 9Sfs fea slsaSS 2piS To e' nea'e0
1417 x s. Ross e. PAFhrs, National 5000.
NEAR MASS. AVE. AND WIS. AVE. AND
baths: Colonial porch; built-in garage for
z cars: large lot; price reduced to S12.500
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD. .
ree Ss oTcb bafSs p4ce OF so and
cludes furniture: on this basis house makes
money for OCCUPANT.
cozy Bref Se. i sx HIGH qodms sS b.
iona back y.ra paved allie; alley; pSi pros. sesSo:
D..ii5E iSHS US; saHIvrsHs 81 6 sgo g. NV.
DETACHED BRIcK ZONES. "
Six Big Rooms,
Two Complete Baths
Attic Garage ri; Large Lot.
l 5441 d ssnd St" St. NV. W."
Dust North of Military Road at 32nd).
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
1914 34kh ST. NV.
An ,uneaualled home value in the most
desirable section of Washington. g.
room brick semi-det. house with glassed-
in breakfast room and space for recrea
tion room in basement. Five large closets
upstairs; built-in garage. elec. refrigera-
tion. Many other desirable features.
Open.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
District 1915.
NORTHEAST
Six-room brick; gas heat: arranged for
2 families. End -noor. rented now for
$4T.50 month. Small cash payment,
$500, per month. Call Mr.. Simpson,
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 18th ST. NV Dist. 3347
NEAR EASTERN HIGH g. EAST CAPITOL.
8 rooms. large bedrooms; hardwood
trim and floors. / "a baths. porches, oil
burner. Perfect condition. owner leav-
ing town. Must be sold. Col. 2164-J
Evening star., 1937-11-14

S9.s50; Chevy Chase Md.-New brick
detac ched house. l block from Conn. ave.
Six large rooms and bath: attached ga
rage: gas heat; insulation. most at
tractive design and floor plan, situated on
a soft. lot, where all improvements
on the exceptionally easy terms Of $3.50
cash and $50 per month to responsible
purchaser
Evening star., 1937-11-14
SACRIFICE-S1o nm
ARE YOU PAYING

Owner leaving city. must sell house,
3 oedrooms. baths. garage; auto heat.
Exclusive Cathedral ave. Call Adams 81 rs.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
LARGE HOME-S25

- A71s Sargent I'd. ne. Just north Of
Catholic university---Drive out Michigan
ave. to 18th: consisting Of 3 large rooms.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
93g New York Ave. NV
EXCLUSIVE
CHEVY CHASE SECTION.
E13750
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1925 Bunker Hill I'd. e-Attractive
detached brick. 9 rms, "a baths, shower.
NV. h.: lot, 3Sx1 "a: garage: price. $4,000.
WILLIAM R THOROWGOOD
ZOg4 r. /. Ave necatur 110-
Evening star., 1937-11-14
EDWARD D. COLEMAN,
e19 New York Ave. NV. Natl 6562.
Sun. and Eve, North 623S

1914 HURST TERRACE NV.
$7,950-BARGAIN,
JUST COMPLETED
6-room brick. detached built-in garage
fuil basement; consisting of . baths cabinet
shower, furred walls. Frigidaire. weather.
stripping. screens and lot 5Ox15O: located
around 5100 block Conduit rd NV. half
block from school and two blocks from
like rent. Call w. T. COTHERN. 9l3 N. Y
ave. NV. National 74l6 15s
Evening star., 1937-11-14
HOUSES ukFuRkisHED.
(Continued.)
4o3 WEBSTER ST. NV

HARRY B. PITTS Co
1919 18th st. NV. Met. 0l00.
BETHESDA, MD.-2-STORY FRAME, LIV-
ing room, dining room. sunroom. large
kitchen on 1st floor: = bedrooms. bath, end
hoor; automatic oil heat. automatic stor-
age heate1, elec. refrigerator, new gas
stove; 1st-class condition; sos.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

6 ROOMS AND BATH EACH.
S30.00-1sI7 LIST ST. s.W.
S40.00-7I3 o2nd ST. NV.
S40.50-2325 EYE ST. NV
2.50-611 7th ST. NE. tFLAT).
S60.00-5129 eth ST. NV.
Automatic gas furnace.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
2l34 Pa Ave. NV West O4so.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

8 SUNNYSIDE RD.,
Silver Spring. Md.
Five rooms. bath. detached: h.-w.h..
b.-i. garage, elec. range and refrigeration:
S76.25.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
HOUSES FOR SALT,
OWNER NEEDS CASH.
1905 BRADLEY BLVD,

Burleith corner brick, r.. b.. oil heat
elass-inclosed, porches, gar; S5,450. Call
Evening star., 1937-11-14
A REAL BARGAIN.

s19 Whittier pl n.w-Attractive de-
tached home, 6 large rooms. tile bath
chestnut trim, large kitchen. electric re-
friRerator: front porch; oil heat; large lot ;
garage: price. $3.50. Open until pm
WILLIAM R.. THOROWGOOD,
2024 r. l. Ave. NE Decatur 1907.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

11O6 WILLOW AVE,
Silver Spring. Md.
Six rooms. bath. cleo. refrigeration and
stove. b.-i. garage. S61.25.
Evening star., 1937-11-14

CHEVY CHASE HOMES - NEW. DE-
tached; two types: 5-room bungalows and
1-room. 2bath two-stories: air-condi-
toned heat: garage; sold on unusually at
tractive terms. Wis. 1850 or Wis. 81 50.
Evening star., 1937-11-14
645 HAMILTON ST. NV.
A MONEY-MAKER.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
This Colonial 14-room. 3z-bath semi
detached home with new oil burner 2-car
brick garage. represents q real buy your
opportunity for bargain. Cali Emerson