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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-12-13
CoRDovA GIRL HoNoRED

Miss Patricia Harmon, daughter Of
Mrs Margaret Harmon of Anchor
age, was honored recently at a
farewell! party given prior to her de-
parture south to attend the Holy
Names Academy in Seattle.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Navy Man Lands
In Chinese Jail
Correspondence Cours s c
Led Member of Angus.
ta's Grew Aslray

Tsingtao. China, June % WI9
B. J. Horish, a U. S. Navy man
from Hollywood, Calf. with a
correspondence yChool education
in running a railroad locomotive,
landed in jail tonight and loco
motive landed in ditch as rc-
suit of a practice workout at 4
a. m. in the Tsingtao ra Eoad
yards.
It all started in a waterfront bar
where Horish and a coupe OF
shipmates f:Om the U. S. S. ALL
gusta put in for 3upplies in the
early morning hours.
Somehow the talk got around
to locomotives and HoriSh said;
II know plenty about en-. My
old man was an engineer and SO
was his old man before him. l
come from a railroad family"
Ever run one?" somebody ask
ed.
NO, said Horish. But I know
lot about EN-. I took three cor
respondencc courses in railroad
engineering"
Somebody suggested the Using
tao yards were handy and HoriSh
could put in some practice. Hor-
iSh said it was a good idea, and
they had one all around and then
adjourned to the railroad yards
Nov let's see," said HoriSh
The first thing you do IS pull
one of these gadgets." He pulled
one and It turned out to be a
whistle. Several people came run
ming down the track.
Horish pulled another gadget
and it started to back up.
Help" he yelled. ITS NOV
ing
Then he pulled everything, the
wheels ScreecheG and the loco
motive painted 100 yards down
/ the tracks, ran through an open
switch and toppled off.
Railroad officials said HOrish's
practice run would cost somebody
about $4,000 in United States
money.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

EXPOSITION in 1907. and was COM
miss oned executive Commission
er' to be in charge of the Pana-
ma-Pacific International EXPOSE
ton in 1914, which was poStpon-
ed because Of the War. In con-
nection with his exposition work
he served on the international
Jury of Awards at the st. LOUIS
and Jamestown EXpOSitionS.
Many Memberships
Brimley is a member OF the
American Museum of National
History. American Society OF
MammalogistS, American Orni-
biologists Un on. the Museums
Association of Great Britain
Association of Museums, North
Carolina Bird Club, Raleigh Nat
ural History Club, a charter and
left member of the N. c. Academy
of Science and an honorary
member and past president OF
the Raleigh Rotary Club.
Davis is a member of the Amer
lean Association of Museums
American Institute of Mining and
Metallurgical ENGINEERS, Caro-
lima Geological Society, N. C
Academy of Science, vice preSi-
dent of the N. c. Archaeological
Society. meteorological Soc ETY. OF
America, Northeastern Bir d
Banding Association, past preSi-
dent Rasaigh Natural History
Club. secretary treasurer of the
Raleigh Rotary Club. secretary
treasurer of the New River Hunt
ing Club. Director Raleigh Com
munity Chest, and a member OF
the Raleigh Chamber Of Com
merce. He IS an official in the
Raleigh Boy Scout Council and
holder of the Silver Beaver Award
for service to youth.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Poison Detection Costs
Fall Upon The Counties
State Chemists Make Heavy
Charge for Long and
Complex Process
By WALTER DUSTMANN

Raleigh. June 28.-W".-When
a person dies of poi: oning or suS-
pectcd poisoning in North Caro-
Ina and the viscCra is examined
by state chemists it costs the coun-
V where the victim died approx
matcly $3.50.
And if the person was inclined
% be S out, it VIII co more than
if he or she was perfect S.
w. A. Queen, associate chem
ist, state department CT agricul-
turc, disclosed today that the food
and oil division has examined a
total of Sd vi2ceras during the
pa t 10 years for evidence of poiS-
! oning, assessing cost CT inspection
on the county where the person
died.
Size A Factor
Approximate cost IS $3.50, but
hat will vary depending upon the
size of the person. because, Queen
pointed out, a large person would
have a larger viScera than a small
one and the examination would
take longer and cost more.
The $3.50 fee, which is small
for this type Of analysis, is charg-
ed, not to raise revenue, but SIM
p:y to exclude such cases as might
be submitted out of curiosity" "
Queen explained.
While many of the states most
notorious poison cases in recent
years have been handled by toXi-
cologists at Duke University, Dur
ham, several were placed under
the food and oil division. which
reported on them, Queen said.
Work Started 1927
State toXicology work began in
1927 at State college under DR.. w.
A. Withers. chemistry department
head. Upon his death the food and
oil division received the work.
During Gov. A. w. McLean's ad-
ministration the demand upon the
division for examinations became
so great the $3.50 fee was requir-
ed by agreement between the chief
executive and the agriculture de-
partment.
Must Know All Facts
Queen added that in searching
for the poi, on every possible scrap
of information concerning the vic
tim or alleged victim is obtained,
such as causes for suspicion,
availability of types Of poison,
symptoms, statements made by
the patient or others in the case.
and the opinion Of the attending
physician
In seeking possible poiSonS, the
organal matter of the viscera is
carefully destroyed by the chem
iSt, Queen said by means of suit
able chemical agents in such a
way as to converse the poisonous
substances contained in the Speci-
men"
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Westminster Choir
Practices Hard
For Pageant

Manteo, June %. The West
minister Choir. composed Of eight
cen voices. which will sing in the
pageant, The Lost Colony, and
also for the religious services to
be held at Fort Raleigh the morn
ing of the Fourth of July, has
aroused much local interest in
the short time that it has been
here.
This group, which numbers
among it's members six regular
choir members, eleven from the
Westminster Choir school, and one
local singer, is expected to contri-
butte greatly towards the enter
tainment of the many visitors, as
we'll as the local people.
Manteo will be represented in
the choir by Justin Tune, tenor,
who has been praCticing with the
choir regularly and who has great
possibilities, was taken in when
MI. James Wallace of Oxford,
Mississippi. was unable to come.
Mr.. Stapleton feels that Tune is
well able to hold down this as
signment.
Members of the choir are as fol-
lows: First sopranos-MisS Iva
Steward, Glen Falls, N. Y, and
Miss Isabel Wilson. Oil City, Pa;
second sopranos-MiSS Elda Eyre,
Burlington, N. j., Miss Lois Van
Kirk. Oil City. Pa, and Miss Ell
eanor IErter, ChamberSburg, Pa;
first altoc-MisS Grace Caring
ton, Philadelphia, and Miss FL
canor Aidrich, Wooster, Mass; Sec
ond altCS- Miss Judith E. Kunn,
MOrrisville, Pa. Miss Margaretta
Shanaman, Harri burg, Pa, and
Miss LuCymae Stewart, Beaver,
Pa.
First tcnOrS- Mr.. Carroll c.
Riddle, Clarion, Pa, and Mr.. Ken
meth MacSWeen, Newport, Tenn;
second tenorS-- Mr.. Everett G.
Faulkner, Milligan, N. j., and Mr..
Justin Tune, MantCo; baritones-
Mr.. James Weeks, Elba, N. Y, and
Mr.. Fague Springman, Lorton,
Va; and basses- Mr.. Eugene
Schram. Philadelphia. and Mr.
Henry Williamc, Philadelphia.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

ing higher education in North
Carolina.
The college is expanding its
course in agriculture and home
economics to include erection this
summer of a dairy farm, poultry
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Hnfferas Man Is Named
Director State Museum
Harry L. Davis
Succeeds Veteran
III. III. Brimley

Raleigh. June 28-CommlsSlon-
er of Agriculture w. Kerr Srott
today announced the appointment
of Harry T. Davis as director OF
Tx, State Museum. succeeding H.
H. Brimlcy, who becomes curator
of zoology July l.
Brimley. 76 years old, was born
in wilmington. near Beotoro,
England and has been head OF
the Museum for the past AZ years.
Dav.; came W tn the Department
of Agriculture to take charge OF
The geological exhibits II years
ago.
Born At HatteraS
Born at Cape HatteraS July
1896. son Of a pioneer physician
slong the outer banks there
Davis first attended school under
a private teacher. went to hlgh
school at Beaufort, N. c.. attend
cd the University Of North Caro-
lima where he received his A. b.
degree in 1919 and Master degree
a year later. Dur ng 19l8-l92O, ne
was laboratory assistant ana m
structor in the Geology Depart
msnt at the University. At inter-
yals during and after high school,
Davis lived and worked on farm
in Carteret County. did CONNER
cial fishing. ran a freight boat,
and did small contracting jobs,
;ncluding a long wooden seawall
in front of Beaufort.
Brimlcy Came from England
Brimley. born of a family that
had been farmers for generations,
moved from England to North
Carolina with his mother and
father. two brothers and two sis
ters, late in 1880 after accident
" contracting the late Samuel J..
Fall. immigration agent IN the
enjoy of the State Department
of Agriculture. Farm ng unSuc-
cessfully for year. he then be-
came a teacher in a one-room
log cabin in Houses township be-
fore beginning custom taXidermy
work with his brother, c. S.
Brimley. He has been identified
with the collection and prepara-
alton of natural history objects
for nearly half a century.
During MS ~ years with the
Department. Brimley has witness
sed the increase of visitors to the
museum from a few hundred a
month to 10000 a year and the
increase Of floor exhibit space
from 1000 square feet to 10000
square feet.
Early Work
The giant Right Whale. a So
foot mammal that greets the Wis
itorS as they enter the Museum,
was just a pile CT bones on the
floor in 1894 when Br mley was
given the temporary job Of
mounting the skeleton. job that
lasted several months.
When Brimley became curator
of the Museum in 1895. there were
no funds for securing and pre-
pairing specimens. nor were funds
available for janitor service. He
learned to push a fast carpet
sweeper and WELD a duster before
and after clC@ing hours and many
specimens Of fish that he mount
ed So years ago for the State Fish
Commission attest his ability as
a preparator-curator.
He VS. IN charge. or Jointly in
charge of state exhibits at the st.
Louis Exposition in 1904, Boston
Food Fair in 1905. Jamestown
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Four Carolina Eagle Scouts

Wilson, June 28.-UR)-Four
eastern North Carolina boys VII
receive their Eagle Scout badges
from James E. West, Chief Scout
executive, during the National
Jambouree in Washington, D. c.,
June 80 through July 9.
The four are John Hackney,
Jr, Wilson; Billy Young, Rocky
Mount; Horton Rountree, Farm
vile; and James Edent, New
Bern.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
The u. S. Mint

The United States Mint was estab-
ished as an independent depart
ment in 1871 and remained So until
1873 when il was placed in the De-
partment of the Treasury as the
Bureau of the Mint
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
QU1RKS
M The Ne1Os

Bilbao. Spain, June 28.-tU.R)-
NeckticS. long banned by loyaliSt
Fasques. came cut of hiding Sun
day and were displayed proudly
by Bilbao males who thronged the
treets during the first weekend
of natiCnaliS1 control. Basque and
Asturian extremists had proScrib-
ed neckWear "aS an emblem OF
the bourgcOisie."
New York. June %. U.P)-Frank
Rooney, manager of the jamaica
Savings bank, reported that burg
lars broke into the bank, appar-
emily for practice, and .tol2 three
rcVOlverS.
Brooklyn, N. Y, June 28.-tU.R)
Magistrate Nicholas Pinto in Fla
bush court today ordered Richard
Koenig. 81, to give his wife a
holiday. take her to lunch, then
to cocktails and dinner and then
to The movies. Tomorrow the Koe-
nigs will report Oh how they are
getting alCng. Mrs. Koenig had
complained that Richard wa:
abu i've and sometimes drank toe
much.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
Misunderstanding Flowers

Drouth-surviving flowers in Okla
homa include the periwinkle, per-
ennial phlox, Japanese honeysuckle,
globe amaranths. scarlet runner
vine, chrysanthemum, Towering al
mond and day lilies
The daily independent., 1937-06-29

farm and swine farm.
In this way college .,.,
expect to aid studen,r
their way through the ips,....& ~%&:
giving them practical er,. w.. W
as well. ''5!. 2.
The daily independent., 1937-06-29
LOuisburg College Is
Planning Expansion

LouiSburg, June 28.--(U'n-
Louisburg College has developed a
new and practical method of serv-
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEW HOUSE. MODERN. 6 ROOMS AND
dem h.-wh.; good location: for rent to
adults references required Clarendon
Evening star., 1937-09-12

4 BANNER ST, EVANSVILLE. MD-1T-
aaIaetlve 2-story frame. detached dwelling.
pr rooms ana bath; all modern irnps.: excel
new, Pittsburg hot-water heater. lang ano
3yraaa' 3yaaa' beautiful grounds, fruit. shubbery.
rsss; etc. $50 per mo.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
GLOVER PARK.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK.

Center entrance; r. and b.. h.-w h.,
screened porch, insualted. deep lot, massive
trees fruit and flowers: near churches.
schools; stores; / fare express buses: car
lines. to downtown. OWNER, 119 Maple
ave- Takona Park. Md
Evening star., 1937-09-12
ESTATE BUYERS.

Here is real home near Edgemoor.
Md; stone construction. 9 rooms, 21a
baths; Broom and bath tenant apt. over
2-car garage: As acres of beautiful rolling
divided and still retain the beauty of the
present home. For map and appointment
to inspect call MR.. MILLS. National 1439
or Decatur ol 6R
Evening star., 1937-09-12
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WOODSTOCK. MD.-1o ROOMS AMI,
bath. 4 acres. on State road. near church.
MARY E. FEENEY. Phone Woodstock 1870.
RETIRED MANS IDEAL HOME. IN HIS.
torlc Shepherdtown. w. Va; 75 miles from
detached; large lot; Reasonable price. iov
lakes and upkeep. To discuss. phone
Evening star., 1937-09-12
1925 CENTRAL AVE. NE.

IN Woouridge. , blocks south r. l. ave
tdeal. r., bath, lavatory. shower in
basement. A. b. c. oil burner recreation
room. The house is beautifully nestled in
grove of large oak trees. prettily land
scaped. Lot s0x250 and orchard Of is
1rut trees. II must be seen to be appre-
eiated. open Sunday pm, Kew A.
4. g. Msynor's. 2605 Brentwood I'd. ne.
North 433s.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Owners Phone. Shepherd 1888.
Near New Calvert st. Bridge.

Sl0.5o0. Good Mount Pleasant neigh
borhood A desirable piece of real estate
that can be a profitable paying guest
house 3-story pressed brick. stone trim.
IL rooms, 3 baths, bed rooms. In excel
lent condition throughout. Efficient heat
ing plant. Convenient to shopping trans
portation and schools Property like this
is seldom available on todays market as
the price is 81. 600 less than neiehboring
properties
Thomas J. Fisher & Co, Inc.
r2S 1th 81 N rNin.r... lsSpn
Evening star., 1937-09-12

FURNISHED. 6-R. AND BATH. $50 MO-.
on Mt. Vernon blvd. at New Alex. Va
Ask at gas station for MR.. HARKEY.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

BUNGALOW. FLO1fDA AVE. CHEvERLY.
Nd. ARTHUR. CARR. in Hyattsville.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

A beautiful corner semi-bungalow,
rooms gardens, flowers, extra lot. garage
Call A. NJ. COOPER, zoos Eye. Nationa
Evening star., 1937-09-12
NEW BRICK HOUSES.

sos FERN PL. NV.
$3.50.
OPEN 10 AN. TO PM
Within blocks of Walter Reed Hos
pital, facing the old Shoemaker estate
Beautiful 7-room bungalow. rooms and
bath on first floor 2 rooms and Law, on
second. which would make an ideal apt /;
iot Ak as fine old trees. hdwd. floors;
insulated; 2-car garage. an opportunity
and can be bought on reasonable terms
inspect without fail; may consider trade.
EARLE w. MANSON.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL SELL l TO 3 ACRES ON NO. /
Hlghway on easy, terms. Suitable for home
tourist camp. club. gas station. grocery
store, repair station, barbecue stand and
other enterprises. This property is near
Washington. Box 342-K, Star
way. suitable for store gas station. tourist
ana trailer camp or barbecue stand: lO
miles from Wash, in Va; 500 fl. on high
way Tor only So 600. Box oRh-M Star
Evening star., 1937-09-12

,oz. RALPH GRAIN.
1899 Lee Highway. Walnut $3.50
furn.: exclusive location
M. LAZO CO., INC.
2s0I Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
CLOSE HARRINGTON COUNTY-UN
Lurn: 3 rms. all modern. automatic oil
neat full basement: large scYeened-in
'front.' porch. beautiful locatioH large
shaded lot and garage.
49, M. LAZO CO.. INC,
2S0l Wilson Blvd, Arlington Va
Evening star., 1937-09-12

COLORED-9 ROOMS. . BATHS. H-WH.,
elec.: excellent condition; Lamont east of
18th St: terms TO please. North 9709.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
CHEVY CHASE
310 GALLATIN ST, NV.

New super value in a brick semi-de-
tached house; 4 bed rooms = tiled baths
with shower, large recreation room with
fireplace in basement, completely equipped
modern kitchen: automatic gas hot-water
heat: lot 20 wide. Inspect it and be
convinced.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
BY owner, bungalow. s rooms bath
large corner lot; owner leaving city
1922 49th ST. Of Mass Ave 12s
Evening star., 1937-09-12
!. II. SAUNDERS Co. INC DIST. 10
GIVE ME A RING.

OR WOMAN IS going to buy This house
within THE NEXT FEW DAYS. WILL 1T
BE YQVg Only cash win talk on this
your cash, let me know where. please.
Phone MRS. JOHNSON, North 2945. BET
TER MOVE
Evening star., 1937-09-12
TRINIDAD.

1882 Oates st. n.e.-6 r. and inclosed rear
porches. bath, ami. finished cellar. large
yard and garage; reasonable; viii arrange
terms VIII show al any time after pm.
Call Atlantic 1886
lilo II ST. NE. NEWSOM Iincoln 9O7I
Evening star., 1937-09-12
NEW Def. BRICK,
Mr.. r. |. AVE.-S5. $50

$500 cash. $50 month buys this new
sll-brick, modern home, large lot; ; r. and
bath, near schools. buses and transporta-
tion. Call us for further details
METZLER, Realtor.
Dist. $500 1lo6 Vt Ave.
sun. and Nights. Adams O62O.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

BY RESPONSIBLE U. S. EMPLOYE. or
ginia or Maryland, $50 to $50 Write
BENJAMIN Franklin Station. Box 103.
BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS. CAN PAY soOC
cash down payment and substantial month
st. s.w. 1o.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
ARLINGTON VA

New 5-Room Brick Bungalow.
Price. S4,950--Easy Terms
$500 South 5th St. 2 blocks of new Lee
blvd. and pa blocks of new junior high
school. Open for inspection
l.. @ RICHARDSON Walnut 1923.
12l0 North Harrison
Evening star., 1937-09-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED

! ACRE. BETWEEN COLESVILLE. GAR
rett Park and city or bungalow in Same
locallty. r. s. HUDGINS Brookeville, Md
WANTGD-APARTMEN STORES, LOTS
Tor waiting buyers; prompt, personal at
tention
o'HARE ESTATES. 224 RN.E. North 1447
Evening star., 1937-09-12
COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED. BY SETTLED COUPLE SNAIL
house or farm IN Maryland: near vaEe4
preferred; must be reasonable. 1c6 Mary
land ave-. Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
COLONIAL

COLONIAL
STONE CAPE COD.
SIX BEAUTIFUL ROOMS 2 baths. hrst-
floor bed room. chestnut trim, hot-water
heat, built-in garage: finest STONE CON-
STRUCTION and materials throughout;
lot 75x150.
S12,500.
Built for. OWNER OCCUPANCY. this
magnihcent home is situated amid neish-
bors accustomed to gracious, DIGNIFIED
LIVING; Is minutes from downtown. yet
suburban in ATMOSPHERE and CHAR
ACTER.
OPEN
DAILY-SUNDAY.
Several Ways of Reaching Property at
308 LIE BLOND AVE.
fCHEVERLYD
Mr.. CASSEL will be glad to arrange an
appointment for PRELIMINARY DISCUS
SION If you wish before inspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 NEW YORK AVE. NV,
National Q79T. Atlantic 1898.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
UNUSUAL VALUE.
NEW, ULTRA-MODERN

OIL HEAT PORCHES-GARAGE.
tifuliy equipped kit and bath shower; large
yecrestion rm. full attic and cellar; ! block
BUS. 3 to stores and school.
WOODLAND DRIVE-WOODS1DE PARK
Out Georgia ave, blocks past traffc
NRht at SILVER Spring, turn right on East
Grace Church I'd. one block, then right
10 houses. -
OPEN DAILY.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
FURNISHED 5-pMs-

rURNISHED 5-RMS. BATH. H-wH
Sslec,; Stove. large grounds; s75 mo. stan
rss,sSs ~, Ssoln John car line, or half mile past
Brookmont MD SrVo Niuse ollve,
Evening star., 1937-09-12
S6.250.

Five rooms. Large corner lot. Near
Falls Church. This is nearly new and
beautiful white house. Designed as Cape
Cod type. Very suitable for couple. Easy
terms.
THE LUTTRELL COMPANY,
Falls Church RS Eyes. Sun. 954.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Country Club Section, Va
S.75OO
REDUCED TO Sc. $50.

SILVER SPRING. MD. BARGAIN
controlled h-w. heat. insulated living
room l3x25 with open fireplace; large
yard. garage. Call today. Mr.. Warheld,
Shepherd 4040.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO, INC,
Shoreham Bldg National 1850.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
UNUSUAL OFFERING IN
WOODBRIDGE, D. G.

II you have been shopping for an all
brick home. at less than $4,000, we want
to show YOU an English style, on one of our
best streets. Built by the owner for his
crete porches on 1st floor; large bed
rooms. with tile bath and shower on 2nd
floor; large recreation room. shower and
toilet in basement. It is sir-conditioned,
and has a Lear garase. IL is priced al
least $1,000 below the market.
Shown by appointment only See our
sslesmen, at office or at sample houses.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
Evening star., 1937-09-12

MAIN ST, ROCKVILLE-FINE 2-STORY
house of rooms. 2 baths; lot 100000;
chicken house, garage; plenty of fruit; lots
OF nne shrubbery and at least $500 worth
OF cholce peony plants. Price. $500.
FRED B. CUSHMAN. 106 N. Adams St,
Rockville. nhnne 2Rn ~"
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OWNER WILL SELL CHEAP, ACRES
with small house; near Conn. ave. In
quire. for E. MITCHELL. Bladensburg rd.
KenSinrfnn Nd
Evening star., 1937-09-12

PUBLIC SALE OF RIVERDALE. MD,
BUNGALOW.
ON TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14th. 1887.
at 3 pm. comfortable bungalow. known
as 3l4 Beale ave. Riverdale Nd will be
sold by the undersigned, on the prem
lses. under foreclosure proceedings
@. w. S. MUSGRAVE.
Assignee.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

hhgza h ARLINGTON RIDGE RD.-7-ROOM
view OF city and river. Sons f,,rnisnrsi ~
qqSesiIso. qS 500. Buses pass door. IOc fare
~ ~ minutes TO Govt. Depts. Apply next
Evening star., 1937-09-12

FoUR-ROoM BUNGALOW: ELECTRIC
llghts' large lot; 10 miles in Mary
lano 800: small cash payment To-
Gated near school and church Call
Hyattsville s02F4. o. c. STRAWN. Land
Evening star., 1937-09-12

) A. VILLAGE s MI. D. c.: TERMS; $500.
0 a.. stores, school. S mi. bargain, ST 900.
100 a.. State rd.: house: terms: S. 900
Home Sites. Village. 50x100. 500: SIS Mo.
Farms. Subdivision. Acres Lots, Etc
WENZ. Floral Park Md. Take Pa Bridge.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

SEMINARY HILL. ALEXANDRIA, Va
~ r. +. h.. acres, shade, bus service :
Washington, D. c.. 20 minutes. Price
sl5, 900 Phone Alexandria 571-J-3
Evening star., 1937-09-12

NEARBY .VIRGINIA-s-ROOM HOUSE
hotwater heat; so acres of fertile land:
about 4s acres cleared and acres in tim :
per. with running stream: nice small or
chard land practically level; on hard
surface road; 9la miles from WASHINGTON
between Alexandria and Mount Vernon
This is eive-away at 50 900 Terms can
be ARRANGED RnY LIE Star -
Evening star., 1937-09-12

pIsssiv ptNs OLD OLD COLONIAL HOUSE, COM
inc,uding oil-burning furnace recent1y ~ n ).
ssaten' sardsn 2 rms; baths. open fireplace.
ffarosh' for nne view over river; $50 month
S,~ year lease; open for irspection
SUNDAY from till 8. sci 8. les 81 :
n,ss., hief. Key at 525 s. Lee st. OWNEP,,
Evening star., 1937-09-12
2s01 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
Clarendon 13. Walnut $3.50.
SILVER SPRING, MD.

Want immediate purchaser for new
brick bungalow 5 unusually large rooms,
space in attic for additional rooms and
extra bath. lot rs It. wide. VIII take
ST $50 and make terms Located 1903
Radnor rd. Just of Franklin ave. Open
for inspection Silver Spring 3S1.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

ARLINGTON. VA-5-ROOM. 2-STORY
Cape Cod brick center hall, large living
room with fireplace; garage; weather.
stripped insulated attic. hot-water heat.
Iull basement; near new Arlington Junior
Hlgh school and Lee Boulevard: $3.50.
SO@ South Oakland St. corner of sth.
o-,, G. B. YEATMAN
= lU- N. Pershing Drive. Walnut 1111 1os
Evening star., 1937-09-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50.
920 SLIGO AVE.

Silver Spring. Md.
Pre-showing, new detached brick 6
rooms and bath: the best buy today. large
lot. Open for inspection
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