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The Washington times., 1937-06-02
URBH0LDS0N
T0EARLY
INDULL TRADE

NEW YORK. June 2 GN.S).
Trading turned extremely quiet
in the curb market in later
morning dealings today. The
list held on to initial gains on
the whole, remaining at irregu-
larly higher levels.
Among the better advances in
the speciality shares were gains
of a point or more in Carrier
Corporation, Sherwin Williams,
the aluminium issues, and Wayne
Pump. Technicolor and Fisk
Rubber improved. A few issues
lost ground, Babcock and Will
cox and North American Rayon
B dropped about 2 points each.
Gains in the utilities were
for the most part small although
international hydro-electric pre-
ferred netted almost 2 points to
sell at 80. Electric Bond and
Share, United Gas, Arkansas
Natural Gas and American Gas
were fractionally improved. En-
pire Gas issues were mixed.
Advances of more than a point
each in Lake Shore and Con-
solidated Mining were features
Of the metal shares. Oils were
irregularly higher with prices
holding in a narrow range.
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
REALIZING HITS
STOCKS AFTER
EARLY RISE
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, June 2 G.N.S).
Stocks today recovered as much as
two points Of the losses sustained
Tuesday, but part of the gains
were erased by light realizing
later.
Leaders In yesterdays reaction
were in the van of the recovery
movement, including steels, mo-
tors, coppers, rails and rubberS.
Despite the sharp drop in steel
operations, resulting from the
strikes in independent plants, U. S.
Steel, Bethlehem and Republic
each moved about a point above
previous closing levels.
In firm carrier division, such
issues as New York Central, Atchi-
son, Southern Pacific and Balti-
more and Ohio held most Of cary
advances running to over a point.
Douglas Aircraft jumped two
points in aviations on reports Of
a pending contract from the Army
for large bombing planes. United
Aircraft gained half as much.
Westinghouse, Allied Chemical,
American Telephone and 1nterna-
tional Harvester held advances Of
two points.
Bonds were strong, under the
lead Of convertible and rail issues.
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
50 N. Y. LISTED
STOCKS SLIP

The market value Of so repre-.
sentative stocks listed on the New
York Stock Exchange at the close
of business for the week ended
May % was $21, ,669, ,561 ,375, a de-
crease of $319,243,25 or las per
cent as compared with $21,988,-
8O4, ,625 at the close of the previous
week, according to Paul H. Davis
and Company.
At the close Of the correspond
ing week a year ago, the same
stocks had a market value Of $19,-
49,, $685. ,625, indicating an increase
during the year of $2,186,9 1864, ,750,
or 1923 per cent.
twenty-five representative
stocks listed on the Chicago Stock
Exchange had a market value at
the close of business for the week
ended May % of $988, ,230, $50, a
decrease of $3,692.375, or 0.37 per
cent as compared with 1891 ,922,-
625 at the close of the previous
week, the firm said.
At the close of the corresponding
week a year ago, the 25 stocks had
a market value Of $938. OTIS 500, in
dicating an increase during the
year of $50,154,750, or S.45 per
cent.
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
JUNE BUSINESS
EVENTS LISTED

The following calendar Of events
affecting business in June has
been compiled by the Standard
Statistics Company:
June New York Produce Ex-
change annual election. Treas
ury will open subscription books
for the June Is financing.
June 8-Report on the condi-
tion of Canadian field corps as of
May 81. General Motors sales
report.
June 10-Report, as Of June !,
on condition and probable produc-
ton of winter wheat and rye; con-
dition of spring wheat, oats, bar
ley, hay, and pasture; stocks OF
barley and rye on farms on June
/. United States Steel shipments.
June 11-Interstate Oil Compact
Commission meets in Santa Fe.
June 14-Bureau of Census re.
port on cotton consumption in
United States during May, and
stocks at mills and public ware
houses on May 81. Second World
Petroleum Congress in Paris.
June Government financing
About $500, 100000 of bills are due
on this date. Second quarterly in
stalment of Federal income tax is
due.
June 19-Report on cigarette
withdrawals in April.
June 21-National Retail Dry
Goods Association meets in Chi
cago.
June 22-Activity of cotton spin
ming industry during May. bureau
of CensuS).
June 28-Report on world cot
ton consumption during May. IN.
Y, Cotton Exchange).
June 29-Government report on
the spring pig crop.
June 30-Copper tariff expires,
unless extended. End of Govern
ment's fiscal year. End of the
crop year in wheat, silk and COT
fee. Adjustment of operating con-
tracts of shipping lines before this
date (deadline set under the mari
time act) appears unlikely. Com
mission has given no indication
that it will ask for extension.
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
WHEAT TURNS
REACTI0NARY

CHICAGO, June 2 Q.N.S0.
Wheat developed heavy undertone
after a firm start today. Prices
dropped more than a cent after
gaining "a to 1c in early trades.
July wheat after advancing to
$1.14A reacted to $1.12A, down
lAc from the previous finish.
Corn reacted to the previous
closing level after gaining a cent.
July dropped to $1.22 from 81 1924.
Around mid-SeSSion wheat was l
to 1Hc off, corn 1sc down to 14c
up and oats ssc off.
Strength at Liverpool influenced
the early bulge in wheat here while
the reaction was due to selling on
private crop forecasts showing a
winter wheat yield somewhat
larger than had been anticipated.
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
BANKW0RKERS
INSURED

More than 95 per cent OF the
eligible officers and employees OF
the National City Bank Of New
York and it's participating bank
ing affiliates have subscribed to a
plan of group life insurance, which
became effective June according
to an announcement by James H.
Perkins, chairman of the banks
board of directors.
Because of the National City'S
international character-with II
branch banks in % foreign coun-
tries, in addition to its 72 branches
in New York City-the plan of
group protection is one Of the
most far reaching ever written.
The insurance program is on
contributory basis, with the cost
shared by the National City Bank
and the insured employees. The
total number of insured employees
is believed to exceed tn number
subscribing for group insurance in
any other bank. The aggregate
amount of group life protection is
estimated at approximately $24,-
900, 900.
In announcing the adoption of
the plan, Mr.. Perkins said:
"The management of the bank
believes that the adoption Of
this group insurance plan for
it's officers and employees repre-
sents . genuine contribution to
their welfare. I am delighted
that the plan has been adopted
and believe that the protection
thus afforded will give the en-
plOye . greater feeling Of Sc
curity."
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
VETS ASK JOBS
OR PENSIONS

Congress will be called upon al
its next session to pass a law
granting pensions to veterans a.
compensation for vocational dis
abilities suffered during their ser.
vices in the war, unless real
preference law for veterans is en-
acted during the present session
John Arthur Shaw, director Of the
Veterans Preference League, de.
clared today:
"In the years that have passed
since the end Of the World War
no effort has been made ON the
part Of the Government to COM
pensate World War veterans for
the vocational disabilities they
have suffered as . result Of their
war service.
"These vocational disabilities,
which are the result Of their
training being stopped during
the war and which most vet
Grams were unable, because Of
conditions, to pick up after the
"@E WGS OVCE0 4CAO WIG VCSCA 0AAS
far below their fellows in the
vocational training necessary to
earn living. Seventy-five per
cent Of all veterans were af-
fected and their average loss in
money in the years that have
elapsed during the war has been
$500.
Business has refused to take
this vocational disability into
consideration in its hiring and
firing. These men have now
reached an average of A years
and their condition has become
acute. The cost of these diSabil-
tiles is a direct cost Of the war
and should be borne by the
country as q whole and not by
the individual veterans alone"
Congress il at the cross
roads and can no longer duck
this vital problem. 1t must
choose. Jobs c. pensions
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
COTTON HOLDS
PART OF GAIN

NEW YORK, June 2 U.N.S0
Although receding from opening
highs, cotton futures held gains
ranging to IS cents bale.
Strength abroad as foreign mar.
kets recovered from their week
end declines brought sympathetic
firmness in the domestic market.
There was moderate realizing on
the advance, however, and prices
eased off slightly from tops.
Demand came from Liverpool
and the Far East, while the
South, locals and commission
houses sold.
July sold at 1877, up 5; Octo.
Der, 1912, up S; December, 1888,
up 5, and March, 1919, up Z.
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
Money Markets

NEW YORK. June . G.N.s.).-The
with rates unchanged. Thirty-day bills,
Il to II per cent; S9-90-day bills. Il to
u per cent: four-month bills, v to Il
per cent: five and six-month bills, Y to
q per cent.
Commercial paper market was moder-
ately active, with rate unchanged at 1
per cent.
cent for maturities up to 20 days, Il per
cent for four, five and six-month ma
turtles, ali unchanged.
cali money renewed a I PEP cent,
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
Foreign Dollar Bonds
Climb Durinq Month

Foreign dollar bonds advanced
1853 per cent during May, ac-
cording to the Foreign Bond
Associates, Incorporated. Index
Of so representative issues. which
stood at $685. on May 81 COM
pared with 58.4O on April 30.
The 20 European issues in the
Index rose ".75 per cent and the
five Australian issues 1.60 per
cent. The 16 South American
issues declined OH per cent.
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
N. Y. Bank Securities
Yield Little Ground

New York city bank stocks
yielded little ground during May,
according to Holt, Rose and
Troster.
The II leading issues in the
weighted average declined 42-3
points from months high of 67.66
on May 5 to months low of 62.99
on May 18. A rally, however. car
ried the average back to 67.21 on
May "a and at the months close
Of 65.12 on May %, half of the
early months decline had been re-
gained.
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. June GNsO.-Export
copper was firm today. with sales re-
ported at equivalent OF 1880 to 1885
cents a pound c. l. f. European base
ports, against yesterdays range of 1905
142S cents. Domestic copper was un-
changed at II cents a pound.
Covering induced by the war scare
market. prices remaining unchanged at
8 cents q pound New York and E.s6
esats East 81. LouiA
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
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-around the nome, Office, stofO o
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call
If the service you desire cannot bs
found, then call the Double-ouic
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$3.50, Branch A3S. who IL ready 70
assist you with names, addresses ana
phone numbers Of Washington firms
equipped to satisfy your needA
Learn to Consult
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The Washington times., 1937-06-02

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
The Washington times., 1937-06-02
JUNK ANr EQUIPMENT

HARRY STEINBRAKER IUnion LaborI
PIanta BoilerA Tanks Dismantled
Pipe Beams, Cable for Sale
lO4I jefferson ST.. GeOrEetown: WE: 061
The Washington times., 1937-06-02

LANDSCAPTNG CONTRACTOR
FLOWER BEDS cultivated and planted.
New assortment of new and rare peren-
nial plantg, LandscspinE, transplantinE
spraying Leroy Corbin. 5000 Bunker HID
Rd.. Mount Rainier. Nd. GR. 26e3J.
The Washington times., 1937-06-02

JUNK WANIEU
ATTN. HOUSEWIVES-MakO cleaning
profitable: 32he Q ewt. for newspapers
in our yard High prices paid for iroA.
metala rags and magazines.
FEDERAL JUNK CO.
ll26 First st. N. W DI. e694
Evening star., 1937-12-12
925 New York Ave. NV.
Na.;A~ol no.

Js-O NeW 1OTk ave. NV.
National 9197.
A REAL VALUE. SIS SHEPHERD ST. NV.
$3.50: heated and lighted, open Sat.
afternoon and all day Sunday: 2-story
brick in new-house condition: : lge. rms.
4 bedrooms breakfast room. automatic
h.-w.h.: caulked and weather. stripped: =
car garage: deep lot: COW. schools. shop
ping. transportation.
PAUL T. STONE.
Natl. 0s56. Eve Clev. 7096.
I4th AND PARK RD. SECTIONS RMS
> incl. porches. 2-car garage: only $3.50;
sos 10th ST nee:-s rooms. = inclosed
porches, h-w.h. Why rent? $3.50 for
quick sale.
lith and Farragut-Detached home for
large family automatic heat, large porcheS
and yard: $3.50.
L. H. THADEN
1900 Wise. Ave. NV. Wise. 5440.
REAL HOME.
3 rooms. 2 baths. oil heat, garages;
deep lot: high elevation; semi-detached
brick, like new. Open 9 pm.
5S1a eth ST NV.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 l4th St NV Dist. 3346,
Evening star., 1937-12-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FURNISHED DETACHED HOUSE WANTED
or part OF house until July / :: in Cleve-
land Park or similar NV suburb: by pro-
two baths and 3 bedrooms essential; can
pay 500 or little more. Box 1854,
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. SMALL HOUSE. IN
good NV. section. Columbia 1884 from
10 to l pm.
WANT TO RENT ATTRACTIVE FUR
nlshed house; rooms. 3 baths. maids
quarters, > garages nice grounds: vicn-
ity Wesley Heights Chevy Chase or Spring
Valley. Box 2l2-C. Star.
WANTED HOUSE OR FUR
niShed apartment, prefer Cleveland Park.
Two or three bedrooms. Will sign lease for
congressional season BEGINNING January l.
Address. 1903 House Office Building
Evening star., 1937-12-12
S. $50 TO S7450

Handsome detached Colonial type hor,es,
five and six rooms. in deliehtfu aeW sub
urb of D. C. Solid brick and masonry
throughout. tile baths. gas and electric
Kitchens, fircplaceS. porches. High loca-
tion with some magnificent views.
Terms to suit the buyer. Act now and
celebrate the holidays in your new home.
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc, left on Ala
bama ave-, follow Marlboro pike to Dis
trict line. left to sample house at 1913
Evening star., 1937-12-12


THIS WEEKS SPECIALS.
ARRANGED Med IN iSoglfhs oTHER oT.S WORDS IN FOUR
SMALL APARTMENTS-,aJUST 0FF MAS
oG AVE heat aTse
nRed i sesed soME @sdsFs SMART aaEss
2s hs MAH W 04 FAY
and yet provide comfortable; ECONOMICAL
M yng swns hs deal Budns T9
first trust for. remainder; payable monthly
Ike re rent Ito and you fan buy It ter
HERE'S ANOTHER.
Small 6-rm and bath home. with all
modern convenienceS and improvements
Just off Georgia ave. NV A thrifty man
or woman can buy it this. week for less
than 900 small cash and building p aSso $50
for this home with less than your rent
money. -
STILL ANOTHER.
still have a nice little frame bungalow
detached 4 rms and nice bath. basement
and attic: everything modern except stove
week for $1,000 cash and one first trust
LET'S GO.
We have PLENTY OF REAL BARGAINS.
hos hoyefs ms to 2S S Romsf sas
home fG5 cn L sseSIf
,hs es f 81 hsneo"
however. ,-' or about to lose or or sive up your
home. then let. us help you out with your
problem. The holidays are here and folks
BUSY. fSNs1 YES. PLENTY PIE Busy. and if You
don't believe we can give YOU ACTION, either
buying or selling, WE DARE YOU TO
PEoPLEs REALTY COMPANY,
939 NEW YORK AVE. N;Wa,o,-
BUNGALOWS. BRICK OR FRAME.
; r. bath: oil heat, rserestt ton nm 3.ss55oo
pr. brick; tioored attic new; ,n vacant r.zo
Small, cash and monthly payments on
any of the aheys7 Desatur n o4o4M % after m
Brick, @ tWo"family h Size. i7GsS3S feet. with
gas heat. insulated; full tile bath with
ddinoette.. Kitchen. ' bath large large closets and
large screened back porch. Tenants fur;
nT ssst ses "na Live si m
hold hold as H investment @ st Goo GOOD income % on cash
-sss'sss ess 18th 3: SX SSSE co... Natl s1ee.
S1O,5OU.
IpEraham ST., between 18th and 14tb-.
Semi i-detached. center-hall plan, Colonial
brick and frame, containing 4 bedrooms
and . baths, on deep lot. we'll supplied
with fruit trees and shrubbery, Owned
by an out-of-town corporation. it has lust
been drastically reduced to effect quick
sale Similar houses priced from $1,000
to $4,000 higher. This is e, most unusual
NEW CHEVY CHASE NEW
Detached brick homes; q big rooms. 2 COM
plete baths, attic. garage, large lot; con-
venient terms; will consider trade.
Model Home Now Open
5441 32nd ST. N. w.
Gust north of Military road at 32nd)
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
1894 14th St. NV. Di. 3347.
CORNER BRICK BUNGALOW.
rooms, hoored attic tspace for 2 large
rooms), latest kitchen with refrigeration
automatic heat, full cellar, detached ga
rage; insulated, screened, furred walls.
Price low: very easy terms.
11l6 CONGRESS ST. Sc.
Open 1870 to o daily.
Also detached 6-room house at $7.950.
Alabama ave-. left to 11th .pI, right to
oons.e's VAIL VI IL 4 4 22fzGRfiss'}nc 2zRis.' }nc, 49,.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
MAKE AN OFFER

If YOU are interested in buying a 4-bed-
room, "-bath brick home on large we'll
shrubbed corner lot, paved street and paid
Tor. at tremendous sacrifice. II SO drive
to S4ol Cedar. St. Silver Spring. It is
open for your inspection
Evening star., 1937-12-12
HOUSES ukEuRAlsHEp.

furnace heat cellar, garage. $4b, 80.
1881 North Capitol st.-Newly deco
faoea poreS r9om BATH attic cellar
P. J. WAYSHE, INC,
10Y Eye st. NV. National 646s.
A WIDE CHOICE OF SIX,
seven and eight room houses
at rentals from $4,000 up.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
BOT Union Trust. Ma. $500.
CoLoRED-347 L ST. s.W-MoDERN.
s Eebe heat o? sa an6 es's AsH sIet Neth Rt oese &
4645. HAYES ST. NE. HALF BLK. TO
fsFsss ssss oa5 nice rms eonaen Sstn gas Dixie ss
REALTY COMPANY. 1417 L st. NV.
17l5 2nd st; n;w-6 r, b., gas heat.
sa aus 18th aDfn ST. snnsay ~ b. iatroDe s4ss"
RI. 1922 o ST. rms, water 49, 1900
GUY TIMER. 1925 You ST. North 40o7.
FOR coLoREp.
Ii.3 st. seL6 rms. bath. elec.. m
, gas; toilet in yard 1880
in yard 1850
UNHEATED APARTMENTS
bath. elec:, gas. h.-wh 49, 80 S3O.5o
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol st. Realtor. Natl. 6732.
CoLORED = BEAUTIFUL SEMI DET.
stone house, 9 rooms tile kit and bath
with shower hardwood floors; h-wh.
brand-new. 5215 Blaine st. ne. Excellent
community. Rent $3.50 per month.
Capital View Realty Co.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. National 9797.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
4517 CHESTNUT AVE,
RETHECDA MD

4517 CHESTNUT AVE,
NhW NHH1fESRa hSRaALoR. aR
$5,450.
Five lovely rooms and bath: full base;
ment, oil r burner attic att insulated - and
blocks past Bank Of Bethesda to Chestnut
N''' Goss REALTY CO.,
66OO Wisconsin Ave. Wise. 2553.
$13,25O-SHEPHERD PARK.
One Of .Washingtons most magnificent
Sc "R s9h Ha vnG ROOM He With oper
With nns Toam to Is pacoHH as
cheerful. Well equipped and modern
kitchen with breakfast nook. 2 lge. bed
Biz " value. . Mr.. SHEA. Adams $500. with fi
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
WE WISH TO OFFER YOU
brand-new. beautiful, detached. all
brick home in one of the finest sections in
the - city ati,;o There are, are 6 spacious rooms,
kitchen that has every modern convent
downspouts. furred walls and thoroughiy
the outlook is beautiful as it faces large
government Tnrs PARK 1t is priced right and and
owner viii consider your property in trade.
For inspection call
A. S. GARDINER.
1910 K st. NV. Nat. O334 or En-. s572.
GEORGETOWN.
2g11 o ST N.W-Reconditioned home
with lovely yard and 4-car garage. Open
Sunday 80 pm.
II Interested in "Old GEORGETOWN" prop
erty. large or small, call me for appoint
ment.
1900 Wise. Ave. wise. S44o.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

CAPITOL HILL. IA RMS. BATHS:
ideal rooming and apts.: most convenient;
81 200 cash. -baiance easy monthly pay.
ments. Call 3. W. BAILEY, Adams z760.
Evening star., 1937-12-12

NORTH WOODBRIDGE, attractive new
detached brick home, 6 large rooms, tiled
bath, with shower, large living room, open
fireplace, chestnut trim furred walls. mod
ern. kitchen, oil heat. slate roof copper
cutters weather-stripped. screened, ga
rage; rage; lot 5Oxl20: price, S9,25o; To in
left on 18th to D. C. line. turn right l
plock beyond D. c. line TO lockwood ave-,
VIM. r. THOROGOOD,
2024 R / Ave NE Dec O21-
Evening star., 1937-12-12
OUTSTANDING VALUE.

In Rock Creek Park Estates: built by
| owner 6 months ago: must be seen to be
| appreciated Atlantic 25Sl
ARRANGED FOR . FAMILIES.
1888 MADISON ST. NV.
Reconditioned, reasonable price on
| terms. Open daily
LOUIS H. HALL,
Evening star., 1937-12-12

Army and Navy Section,
Cleveland Park-Six rooms and
bath, inclosed porch, garage;
h.-w,h. Rent ent--------,--r~-rH 500. 90
Evening star., 1937-12-12


bath; bath; elec. refg,. h.-w.h. gas
'oSs Baths: !4'h sles. St: R,v7s ass s-rB rms:
aeS$ assh s.; n;w-s rms, bath: iio'oo
cleo: h.-w.h. tgas heaD: garage g5 90
baths; elec. (gas heaD 90 100
40s elee e. St; gas nv NV h. rms baths; 50 10
$40 2.nd st. n.w.-s rms; cleo; 'V'o0
so3s baths, baths gas: h.ssw.h.- 5000
elec;. gas h.-wh.; a-car garage;
46I6 Mass ave. n.w.-,o rms, bath;
elec. gas; h.-w.h, toil burner;
422 Hamilton St.. NV rms, '''Vo
els Third St. tSs n.W7i nff rms'. sAf Bath: 1000
cleo gas; h.-w.h. 625O
327 Bryant st. ,n.e,-6 rms. bath; '''''
cleo. gas; h.-w.h.: 2-car ga
rage (elec. refrigerationl 5000
Latrobe heat '''e'' e'e0'' D"'"' 60 90
sla a,es Webster sss St ng0s 7sa rms bath;
,elec.: h-wh.; oil 'h burner nerA' S"s' 5000
bath Mefee'ah eIee hah W nES 'sas Seat tins $3.50
223 Rhode Island ave ne-6 rms,
o bath; gas; h.-w.h; (elec refe1 $3.50
cleo eas. 81; hhe:w6 / w rms" bath; zzoo
s4lo 18th St, NE rms: cleo, o'OO
gas path; h.-w.h.; - garages $500
5l29 Tth ST.. n.w-5 rms. bath;
cleo fgas heaD: (elec refg0 $3.50
900, Hamln st. n.e-6 rms. bath;
elec. gas; h.-w.h.: built-in ga
i, rage 5000
. elee; gas TOLL burner 5000
20 no New ssV o,so York ave- n.e;-7 rms, .-o
817 Bird st. INV rms, bath;
gas, eleS.; Latrobe heat 1850
90 New York ave. n.e.-6 rms.
eb bath; cleo. gas; h;-a.h. 1880
1900 Gales st n.e.-6 rms, bath;
elec; gas; h:-w:h; 1000
. bath; elec,, gas; h::-w.h. o-.l $3.50
J., cleo, gas. h:-wh.- "-, $3.50
419 11th st. s.e.---5 rms, bath;
o. elee;' gas h.-wh. $3.50
gas; Latrobe heat - $3.50
140S First st. ne, No. 2-5 rms
bath; cleo, gas: h-wh S35 90
Evening star., 1937-12-12

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
New brick home six rooms two baths,
garage. oil heat: trees. SO. 3 Clagett I'd =,
University Park Md. Greenwood ll35-W
Evening star., 1937-12-12

Silver Spring. Md.
Six rooms, bath: elec. refrigeration and
stove: b.-i. garage: $61 rs.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
AMAZING VALUES,

Chevy Chase. D. C-SS.g5o.
Two doors from Conn ave. contains q
rooms. modern kitchen and bath: COM
pletely reconditioned: lot 50x10O IT.: best
residential section, and adjacent To sbop.
ping district. and convenient Transports
ton
Evening star., 1937-12-12

3633 JENIFER ST. NV.
Scmf-det. brick, rms, 9 baths. built-in
gar: large porch: new-house condition;
blocks Conn. ave. and shopping center.
4 MRS PEED EsFrRsoN s71c
Evening star., 1937-12-12

Mr.. 5th and Hamilton SITS. NV.
Five rooms and bath with two inclosed
porcheS garage; new condition. Rent rea-
Sonable.
Evening star., 1937-12-12
FIRST COMMERCIAL.

STT50
Lovely Groom brick. which can be con-
verted into store and 2 apts Oil heat.
garage. deep lot. and located in best nv
section House in flrst-class condition
wonderful value and an excellent invest
ment. To inspect these properties call
MR.. CANTRELL. Dist. 9OS0. Eve, Emer-
Evening star., 1937-12-12

WOODBRIDGE 2-FAMILY HOME.
2123 Kearney st. ne.-Large detached
corner home, in new-house condition; s
rooms, : baths, oil heat, garage; one block
from cars and stores. Open till pm.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2O24 r. /. AVE. NE DECATUR 0317.
NEAR 18th AND MARYLAND AVE NE
$4,000.
Attractive bay-window brick in splendid
condition; rooms and bath, h.w.h., elec,
cellar: terms
Evening star., 1937-12-12

In line with new low-cost housing pro-
gram We offer 10 new Colenial brick homes
OF d rooms. beautiful bath, gas heat. full
basement and brick garage in new close
Is only $3.50: the monthly payment is but
S49 and the price the lowest in Wash
lnston for such value. $3.50.
and every day.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
335 Southern Hdg Dist 615O
Evening star., 1937-12-12
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
CO..

225 New York Ave NV Natl. o797.
1904 HOLLY ST. NV.
Can you imagine a home In Shepherd
PARK at $3.50? Fully detached
thoroughly reconditoned. q ROOM bath
electric refrigerator, fireplace. garage; fine
lot. Very attractive terms. No better
value anywhere. Natl. 2040; evenings,
Col. 1913