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The Washington times., 1937-12-15
THREE MILLION
HOUSING FUND
AWAITING D. C.
City's Ante Is Sole
Doubtful Point
BY EARL GOODWIN

The District of Columbia stands
ready today to receive $4,000, 900
of low cost housing money from
Nathan Straus, United States
Housing Administrator.
All the District of Columbia will
have to do will be to turn over to
the Federal Government 10 per
cent or more of the cost Of the
slum clearance-snd this can be
done by diverting the present
taxes which have heretofore gone
to the tax collector at the District
Building, to the United States
Treasury.
SAME AS NEW YORK
This amounts merely to a re-
mission of taxes and it is exactly
the same basis on which Mayor
LaGuardia of New York city is
angling for $4O,O00,000 Of slum
clearance and low cost housing
money in Greater New York city.
President Roosevelt, however, Is
the only person under the law
who can allocate this So 1000, 600 to
the District of Columbia and who
can authorize it's expenditure. The
President is reported by his close
associates to be hesitant about al
locating this sum Of money I'M
less he can be assured that the
Districts 10 per cent can be paid
in the form of taxes either remit.
ted entirely or diverted to the
Federal Treasury.
EXPRESSES DOUBT
The President, discussing this,
made it quite clear that he held
some doubt as to the Districts
ability TO put up 10 per cent and
he said very plainly that If there
was any doubt about this he could
not waive the 10 per cent require
ment even in the case of the Ma.
tional Capital.
However, the officials of the
United States Housing Administra-
ton as well as officials of the Dis
trict Alley Dwelling Authority are
quite optimistic in their view that
the District of Columbia will meet
the legal requirements of a 10 per
cent contribution by remitting
taxes on property taken over by
the Alley Dwelling Authority,
which is Federal organization.
1t is understood that this legal
view will be presented to President
Roosevelt either by Mr.. Straus or
by somebody connected with the
Alley Dwelling Authority.
The Washington times., 1937-12-15

Ironically, the latest traffic
death came while police were dis
tributing 300 placards for dis.
play in the show windows of mer-
chants, telling of the dangers to
pedestrians and motorists and
urging pedestrians to cross at in
tersections with proper signal
lights.
AWAIT INQUEST
Witnesses told police Mrs. King
was crossing in the middle of the
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
Miss BOylan Gets
High Court 0. K.

Miss Mayte Boylan, only woman
attorney in the mining division Of
the Reconstruction Finance Cor.
poration, yesterday was admitted
to practice before the Supreme
Court of the United States.
Miss Boylan lives at 1920 Con.
necticut Ave-, and is a member Of
the bar of the New York Court Of
Appeals. She prepared for her
law study at Goucher College and
was awarded her law degree at
Columbia University in 1898.
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
Legion Sons Hold
Yule Party Tonight

With a toy for a needy child as
the admission fee, the Sons of the
American Legion will hold a Christ,
mas party in Stansbury Hall, 5832
Georgia Ave. N. W., tonight, be-
ginning at 8 o'clock. The Legion'S
child welfare committee will dis
tribute toys contributed.
Vaudeville acts, a minstrel show,
dancing and a buffet supper will
be features of the party. A bicycle
will be awarded holder of a lucky
number. Adults who attend will
pay anominal charge.
The Washington times., 1937-12-15

letter to get to your Daddy in America more
quickly, you'd better send it by the steamship
for cents
"Now you know, Daddy, didn't quite get
that thought the air mail was quickest. So
I said: don't think quite understand
"weu' said the clerk behind the counter.
it's like this. You can airmail the letter for
SO cents and let it lie around to the end Of
the week when the plane goes out And then
of course, it will get to America in hours But
If you send it on the boat leaving Wednesday
it'll get there by Friday and it'll only cost you
cents
Can This Be "SerOice"?
'Now, Daddy, that's funny kind of an air.
mail service isn't it? Mail letter for SO cents
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PIT. A. MEETING

Parents and teachers of the
Armstrong High School Parent.
Teacher Association will hold the
second meeting of the school year
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the
school auditorium. A special
Christmas program will be pre-.
sented with music by the music
department of the school.
The Washington times., 1937-12-15

street and the tragedy was un.
avoidable. The car which struck
her was operated by John M.
Cherry, jr., commercial artist, 5000
block Thirteenth st. N. w. He
was released in custody of his
attorney to await coroner's in
quest. Mrs. King died two hours
after the mishap at Garfield Hos
pital.
A practical joker" endangered
Continued on Page 27, Col. q
The Washington times., 1937-12-15

tween Japan and China. the risk for the non
combatant is extremely sharp. Many of the Japa-
nese and Chinese soldiers and sailors are illit-
crate Moreover, they have been trained to rely
completely on the judgment of their superior
officers and are unfit personally to be trusted to
think or act on their own initiative, some of our
Service officers feel. In an emergency they are
likely to go quite mad and, without meaning to
be the aggressors, do the killing that starts
another war. Commanders of all noncombatant
troops in war areas are constantly fearful that
some of their men, grown suddenly nervous and
confused. will S0t off the guns that will bring
on Q holocauR.
Urges Evacuation
Certainly let us have an Army and Navy big
and strong enough to protect our own territory
here But like the anxious gentlemen at the Capt..
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
DressmGkers, Attention!

And now fashion protest
Women wear too much black Watch them at
a reception, or even luncheon table, They look
jovial as flock of crows. Only one black dress
in a thousand is really smart. The rest are the
kind you could lend to the nextdoor neighbor
in case of sudden bereavement. Black is not be-
coming to most compilations.
Mrs. Dwight F. Davis, godmother of good
causes, is as colorful as the Modern Art she is at
present sponsoring in the gallery at Fifteenth and
Streets. saw her lunching at 1925 F Street
the other day in bright blue tweeds and blue
hat. A gay corsage of pink and white carnations
emphasized the sparkle of her personality.
The Washington times., 1937-12-15

Gheir roles under terrific hard.
ships. but no one. it seems, ever
gives the credit they deserve to
the ushers and ticket sellers in
motion picture houses.
Since my daughter and I
spend four or five nights a
week in the movies I can
speak with full knowledge Of
the courtesy and unfailing
patience of that group without
whom the show would not
mean much even If it did go
on.
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
Says Boake Carter

have the letter lie around week. Why could
have got on the boat and brought the letter to
you myself faster than that air mail. Then
read your piece in the column about the Gov
ernment going to, give an air mail contract to
carry 800 pounds Of mail to Bermuda approx.
matey once week., And as 800 pounds of
mail means almost 10000 letters, If ali the air
mail were letters only, and there are only 3O,-
600 people in Bermuda-why Daddy does the
pay 36 cents to send letter that'u lie around
for six days and then suddenly scoot it over to
America or vice versa, on the seventh day?"
"Ah, my child" said I, "dont you know that
you should never ask questions like that? The
Post Office Department would not like it, People
might hear you and ask questions. Besides, the
Post Office Department is always right"
She Could Almost Swin1 IL OUer
But Daddy" said Gwladys, IT could almost
swim from New York to Bermuda, or vice versa.
faster than that old air mail the politicians are
trying to promote"
"Hush. hush my DEAR" said in alarm, lest
my good friend General Jim Farley should over.
hear and have to get out another new issue Of
stamps! That's probably all quite true. But
you just mustn't talk about it. The taxpayers
might hear you and then thered be the devil
to pay!"
1.-THE opinions of Boake Carter are his otDn and
not necessarily those of The Washington TtnieSJ
Copyright Ledger Syndicate)
The Washington times., 1937-12-15

Daddy, that letter you got
from ME while I was away?
You know, 1t was a funny
thing. I figured that the quick
est way to mail it was by the
clipper-ships air mail.
$50 I went down to the clerk
in the hotel and said: Send
this by air mail, please And
he said, Well, young woman,
that'n cost you 36 cents
"And I said: What? 36
cents for just one letter?' Yes
he said, but if you want that
The Washington times., 1937-12-15

ships home from China. Last
August when President Roose-
velt ordered the Marines into
the Sino-Japanese war zone,
the Service doubted the wis
dom of such a move. They said
that in any war zone there is
always extra danger for any
noncombatant. Presence OF
noncombatants who are the
official representatives of their
country in itself contains ele'
ments of potential disaster.
In the present situation be-
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
Yule Party Listed
By Hotel Workers

The International Geneva ASso.
citation. restaurant and hotel work
ers organization. will stage a
Christmas party and dance at 10
p. m. Sunday at the Raleigh Hotel.
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
Traffic Toll Is %
As D. G. Woman Dies

Death cut down its nneyeghth traffic victim of the year
late yesterday when Mrs Nellie King TO- of 1903 Rhode Island
Ave- N w. injured fatally by automobile while crossing
at Thirteenth and Streets Northwest
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
- .

Gwladys is a funny child. She just has no
sense of humor She came back from Bermuda
today and told me this story:
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
MARINE BAND CONCERT

The U. S. Marine Band will play
a symphony concert at 8 o'clock
tonight in the auditorium of the
Marine Barracks.
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
My Say

The theater has glorious tradition that "the
show must go on" and from time to time we
hear praise Of actors and actresses who perform
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
Dear Washington

Many officers of the Army and Navy, speaking
unofficially, agree with those Members Of Con-
gress who want to bring the U. S. Marines and
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
Phone In Tips to The Y

Do you want money? The Washington
Times is offering $50 in prizes each week for
The Washington times., 1937-12-15

news tips phoned to The Times Tip Editor at
Republic 1924. There will be given SIS weekly
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
Women Who Keep Hats On

Some movie goers are selfish beyond words
My pet peeves are the fool women who march
in and take the best frcut seats and keep their
hats on. They never think that a little child
or a short person sitting behind them has to
keep lodging this way and that to get glimpse
Of half the picture
The Washington times., 1937-12-15


The girls in the ticket booths look like lovely
dolls in a glass cage and how they remain so
sweet and gracious when cold draughts are blow.
ing on them and they have only small heater
to keep their feet warm is beyond me. I'm.
patient scowling people take out" on the little
girls, their resentment against being made to
wait a few seconds in the cold for their tickets.
But they never lose ther patience.
Inside the theater are the ushers who must be
on their feet long hours for small pay and with
out tips keeping their tempers liz the face Of
things that would make saint swear. Women
are constantly dropping things and sending the
ushers off to crawl under seats with flash lights.
And If there are no seats available some people
seem to take this as personal insult from the
usher. .. -. .....s
The Washington times., 1937-12-15
he Washington Times--Win $50 Weekly

for the best news tip received. $40 for the
next, and ST prizes for the next Is.
Evening star., 1937-12-02

w. Ludwig, Mrs. Nellie Yaden, Mrs.
H. r. Norton, Everett F. Haycraft,
Mrs Maude X. Fones, the Rev. Joseph
M. Long and the Rev. Owen p. Lloyd,
also a former pastor.
Tomorrow night viii be Sunday
school and Young Peoples night, with
q special program, and Sunday there
will be services both morning and
evening.
The Rev. Henry J. Smith, the pres
ent pastor, came to the church in
June. 1924, and during his pastorate
the church has increased in member
! ship to $50.
Evening star., 1937-12-02

part Of the equipment 0f all airliners.
The pilot would carry chart for
each airport along his route, to be
played" on the instrument as re-
quired. An instrument Of the type
required to handle the charts, in
vented by Horace Stark, pilot for
Pennsylvania Central Airlines, has
been delivered to the Bureau Of Air
Commerce for test and further de-
velopment under direction of the bu-
reau's safety and planning division.
The instrument includes a modifi-
cation Of the standard form Of direc-
tional gyro and was fabricated under
Evening star., 1937-12-02

land that 1t would be impossible for
him to appear because he was serving
on committee which was negoti-
ating with Greyhound ofncials for
higher wages and shorter hours for
the bus drivers. He represented the
Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen.
He withdrew his demand for Q jury
trial yesterday.
Evening star., 1937-12-02

found guilty yesterday before Police
Court Judge Edward M. Curran.
Judge Curran ordered Hice's finger
prints taken, and postponed sentence
pending an investigation in connec-
tion with another case in Pennsyl-
vania. He ordered the case con-
tinued until December 10.
The assault charge was preferred
several months ago by Mrs. Dorothy
Hice, who charged that her husband
knocked her down. When arraigned,
he pleaded not guilty and demanded
a jury trial.
When the case first came UP for
trial, Hice telegraphed from Cleve-
Evening star., 1937-12-02

a Bureau Of Air Commerce order by
the Sperry Gyroscope Co.
The airport chart. showing runways,
obstacles, radio beacon ranges and
other important Information, is held
fixed by the directional gyroscope SO
that even in the heaviest fog, the pilot
has under his eyes miniature Of the
airport which constantly maintains its
true relationship with the actual air.
port below.
The airport orientator would be
used In conjunction with the radio
compass or direction finder, installa-
ton Of which will be required Of all
airlines on January /.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
AIRPORT "FINDER"
BUILT FOR PLANES
Charts played" Like Phonograph
Records, Keep Landing
Field Orientated. +

Miniature airport charts which may
be slipped, like phonograph records,
into an instrument which will keep
them oriented with relation to the
landing fields represent, may become
Evening star., 1937-12-02
ORGANIZER IS FINED
FOR. WIFE BEATING
Union Worker, Too Busy in Strike
Negotiations to Appear at First
Trial. Is Convicted.

Cecil E. Hice, union organizer who
was too busy In negotiations leading up
20 the Greyhound Lines bus strike to
appear when first scheduled for tr!el
hi Q charge Of assaIIting his wife, was
Evening star., 1937-12-02
PETWORTH BAPTIST
CHURCH CELEBRATES
Former Pastor to Speak Tonight
at Twenty-ffth Anniver.
sary Services

The Rev. F. Paul Lapghorne Of
Berwyn, ILL.,, former pastor Of Pet
worth Baptist Church, will address
the 25th anniversary services Of the
church tonight.
Others to take part will be Herbert
Evening star., 1937-12-02
"Most Photographed" Girl.

Zoe Dell IAntis, vivacious 1889
Golden Gate international Exposition
pirate GIRL" is said to be the most
photographed young woman In the
. world.
Evening star., 1937-12-02
Here. How We ssve YOU Money!

Our low prices ore the sssult>nos Of "skimp.
ina" on quoitY nor laxnsss in testing. IT'S IN
distributon-shs getting the rddie trom tdetorY to
6roters. johbsrs, distributors. sassmen ind their
profits. We eliminate huge advertising expenses.
uselss4 hmdings dnd other expenses that mdke
10 q loroe part OF the fetol price you're usuolly
osked to poy. And we poss the sewing On to
vou1
Evening star., 1937-08-01

APT. BLDG. SITE.
Just Of upper 14th ST. NV. 75Xl4O
provements; zoned SOC Will trade equity
of $4,000 for D. c. real estate. Call MR.
DREW, Met. $50. 1O5 Investment BLDG
Evening star., 1937-08-01
AT THOMAS CIRCLE
Ills 18th ST. NV

1925 Mass. avc.-Two large corner
rooms TO" professional use
SHANNON /. LUCHS co
- 15h' H s.. NV. National "2is.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

DOWNTOWN APT. BLDG
LarGe S-story BLDG. containing a5 eco
nomical units renting for over $50 o00
annually. Can profltably be converted into
an apartment hotel Property in line Of
Government development. For further in
formation. call Mr.. ToUbes l404 K st.
NV. CAFR1TZ. District a0So
SACRIFICE-NEAR OLNEY. MD
An old estate. ready IN be remodeled:
large house. built in the Colonial period: 40
acres Of shade oaks and fields; large
springs; ideal for lakes swimming pool;
outbuildings owner will trade, make an
offer.
RALPH MORGALI
9H3 1St ST. NV. Natl 4353
Evening star., 1937-08-01

LYON VILLAGE, VA.
Center-hall brick. less than 2 years old;
bed rms, sun rm.. breakfast rm.. recre
alton rm:. hrst- -foor lavatory. deck porch.
shrubbery. Could not be built now for
$4,000 over the price Of S11.95O. II you
have A 600 cash you can pay the balance
at $76:25 per month. which includes inter-
est. principal. insurance and taxes. Quick
action is necessary at this low price. Call
the OWNER at Walnut 1897
Evening star., 1937-08-01
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE VERY SUITABLE FOR REAL, Es-
tale Office; 50 mo. '%n st. u. Met.
23OS
1919 I4th N.w-coRNER STORE. sEPA-
viii sell bldg Col 5Gj!
STORE IN PARKING SHOP CENTER At
Georgia ave. suitable for sny type Of huSi-
9eSS. . Khss REALTY CO., INC, Southern
2tod Ism ST NV, NEAR CoLUMBTA
Fd-Sui able TO- tailoring or any ofher
good business. Po'. 5n3"
1""s PA. AVE NW-EXCE1LENT LoCA-
non, neEt 1",., 70 corner. reas. rental. In
sl5 4th sW.-sTORE DOUBLE SHOW
LLOYD R. TURNER $50 $50" 7,h -ST9 S.v. IT,
ss3-l"o4 EYE ST. NV: DOWNTOWN.
SIS 11th s.. NV NA'7'i Di'tricf 'TT,' r55s.
"314, RHODE ISLAND AVE NE.
suitable for any type business.
r. ELIOT MIDDLEToN
Met 49,. guj Investment RldE.
UPPER CONN. AVE
. Inc presence Of eleven food stores n
Of this business local or
Frcn'aee J.! TO- - zee available. Rea-
s0nS''e F'H.5IS BREyfIss Iqas !2s7e BRos
1928 x s. NV. Col ISIS Nal n5s7.
$50 ST sw-LGE. STORE WITH LIv-
/ V. THACKER
21?t i2th ST NE
@sI7 PENNA. AVE NV. $50
,,o, Entrance on Two Streets.
IIt@i II..@di ? 1ttf s1, \ n" n sso sSa
AFFLECK, %l.a Pa. Ave West &o5a
HYATTSVILLE, MD.
any. any KIND OF business, rent reas. Green
'.li,-l4 49,
Evening star., 1937-08-01

WANTED-A SPACIOUS STORE IN
nice WeN-populated white nelRhborho1d.
for Longest abNSheG doinE-big business
''3H-H, Star
Evening star., 1937-08-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

BETWEEN S5 OOo AND IS 500. WILL
pay cash: must be in GOOD section MR.
RAY District 5a1a.
WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER =
room modern house IN nearby virginia
$500 cash, small monthly, payments: slve
full particulars. Box 4Hi-J, Star
ANY BRICK HOUSES UP TO St ooo:
viii. prop: cash, W BAILEY, 1888
Meridian pl. NV. Phone Adams 4,s6.
CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE I'M c.. CON
dition immaterlal quick action. Phone
Columbia l34s between 8 a m. and ) m.
week days
HOUSE 10 RMS OR MORE. SUITABLE
roomlng or apts.: in n W, white; about
$1,000. Address Box .3l- j S.ar once
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME,
Nhne or coloreo. any condition E. A.
BARRY. 3439 l4th NV Columbia 6oS6.
PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLOYEES WANT
from owner rooms - baths, ami, $500
cash. terms. Box 454-J. Star
ALL CASH OR CASH ABOVE TRUST FOR
D. c property. white or colored Quick
action. E. A. GARVEY Dist 45os Eve
and Sun Geo. $500. 1925 Vermont ave
COLORED- WANTED: OR 8 RIM HOUSE
from owner in NV. section; am. i. imme-
dlately: party has $500. Atlantic 5240.
Mr.. WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

SALE. PENT OR TRADE-3l"4 WIS AVE
Nv. opposite Washington Cathedral
Deep yard: tapestry brick. basement, bed
rooms. oil heat Cleveland 445?.
ONE 1-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; ONE -
room frame house mi: oil burner in
brick house. llg n. Glebe rd.. Arlington,
Va Phone Clarendon 1921
HOUSE Ia ROOMS = BATHS, RUNNING
water IN ) bed rooms. income Sl35. rent
SIS; furn. 5000. Box "a X. Star
HOME AND OFFICE COMBINED, FRONT
Ing two streets, 10 be built with ofice en-
trance from basement and home entrance
from st floor might alter design for your
specifications. very close IN. NV location.
near schools, TRANSFORMATION. etc, rental.
$3.50 per mo; sale, $3.50. OWNER,
Box TX Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT

Beautiful home and some building lots:
12-1 DOM house. arranged as 3 arm apts.
porches and balcony; beautiful ,srounds
with trees and shrubbery. high elevation,
lot l2Ox26O. located on Two main streets
Reduced to 81 900. Owner leaving city.
1910 w ST.. Anacostia
Evening star., 1937-08-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

oAKCREsT, VA: SPANISH HOME, 5 RMS.
bath on main floor 2 rms. kit bath on
lower floor 2-car gar, lH-acre lot. beau.
shade trees, excel. view. Call Jackson
Evening star., 1937-08-01
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
SO-BARCROFT VA.
EVENINGS CLARENDON 1913

$3.50
old Colonial improved hom. CONTAINING
electric refrigerator water heater and
range ! acre, of land with Gear Rarase.
besu'u and nm. oa shade
town WASHINGTON: block from schools
stores and transportation. Reasonable
cash ana terms s,-o
New Cape Cod with beautiful shade
trees shrnbnery sarase sleetric Tefrisera-
in escelIen, residential section. block
20 minutes from downtown Washington
Reasonable cash payment and terms
like rent.
lo.room modern house with one acre
and nne oid shade trees. close 10 Wash
A. acres with streams; 1o-room house
Is miles from downtown Washinston.
Reasonable cash 81 rpa i'5on terms
baths bed rooms. Genera sP efa Eieetrie risn
sive Bellehaven. overookins the besuti-
iul Potomac River. Reasonable cash and
t-room home with oil burner and hot
Sater s,1sgs heat at, modern Improvements and
nofssa Hn shade sTss fees y mn 1
utes from downtown Washinston. Rea-
3onAo!e cash PAYMENT and terms
M. E. CHURCH, REALTOR,
Established 1856.
Phone Falls Church 80.
2511 BRENTWOOD RID. NE.
onen rms; sG,s lot cm 200 #, deep big shade trees
oak noors; reduced. H. c. MAYNOR, 26O5
brentwood I'd. ne. North ABS
FIFTEEN MILES FROM WASHINGTON,
on state highway: in Fairfax County
Colonial house of four rooms tcan make
hve rooms'. electricity and hot-air heat.
Two acres or more of land. Fine water
beautiful trees. Exceptionally attractive.
Sst.,al, Not the usual run Of small homes. Fast
TERRY B. sIMMs, OWNER,
National 1894. Georgia 7031.
LAUREL, MD.
One and one-tenth acres of good land
and broom bungalow Just off Washington
Boulevard. near Laurel. Elec., heat, etc;
81 500. Terms.
Twelve acres with attractive 6-room cot
tage, Just out of town. Fruit. water In
house; 5000 cash, balance $50 per month
six-room cottage in good location. Lot
1OOx115. Bath. cleo, etc; So 600. Terms
Attractive cottage on Washington Bou-
|
gas: etc. Splendid condition. Very cheap
orHER q fni F'r FARMS sfs%h AND TOWN PROPERTIES.
CHARLES H. STANLEY. INC.
Telephone 119. Laurel, Md. Residence go.
A BARGAIN.
rooms: lot 15Ox1oO; large chicken
house. Garden. fne shade: only g mi, from
mo; Convenient to cars and buses.
| pair; well and fne shade; at junction of
roads. g mi. from D. c. Price. 100000;
$500 cash, bal. easy terms
CHAS. F. BROADWATER,
Phone 70. Fairfax Va. .
ANNANDALE, VA.
49,, 2: acres o rooms e,ee t;,n hard 70 road
utes from Washington; So 300, 81 600
cash. MARTIN T. WEBB & SON AMMAN
LYON PARK, VA.
s-room house with large front and rear
porches; nice shady lot, built-in window
| seats and book shelves; not a new house.
but specially priced at $3.50; $3.50 down
So 80 per mo. This is = real bargain.
HUGH E; PHILLIPS CO, Atlantic $3.50
SANDY SPRING SECTION.
"ovERLooK,,-, home. 2 rms,
| metal weather stripping. -. :. shade
| trees, lovely lawn. frufss. ece:w--
dsn shieksn hoqss 4st yard 2ear ri s'f1ae f1on
silver silver sprins tr.fic light: title clear. H. II
| HYrAn Mn YYTCIYTIy
Evening star., 1937-08-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CORCORAN ST, NV.

rooms. bath. hot-water heat large yard
alley: price S3.450: bldg. association loan;
your cash and terms. Pot. 4o04