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The Washington times., 1937-03-24

day goes by but what many
animated groups can be seen
lingering in the Hamilton
rendezvous for enjoyable tete
a teteS.
A Russian Easter, depicted in
picturesque form as only the
Russian Troika ensemble can do
it, will feature the coming week.
end program. Until then, the
two shows nightly, one at 8
and one at midnight, will con-
tinue as usual. The 8 O'Clock
show has the now famous sketch,
"Lubov Pc Tchinum," which
translated in the mother tongue
means Tale of the golddigging
coquette."
The Gypsy Chorus is now
functioning in true gypsy fashion
minus the orchestral BACKGROUND.
but featuring the guitar and &C.
Gordon. Lolik and Orlick pre-
sent a new Ukrainian dance that
sets off the lovely Miss Lolik's
dazzling charm to perfection.
Add niceties Eddie Elkins'
return to the Raleigh Pail Mall
Room with his band. The only
sad departure IS that of petite
Marji NayIOr, SOngStreSs, who is
fOrsaking . warbling career for
her marriage to Hugh COnOver,
youthful WJSV announcer.
Folks who make the Ambassa-
dor Hi-Hat their especial hangout
claim that the Royal Hawaiians
have a lot to do with the Hi-Hat's
success. This versatile singing
and playing group can do all
that's required in the grooming
business and do it we'll. Ian
guages offer no barrier to their
talents as they are proficient in
German, French, Russian, Italian,
English and Hawaiian. And their
biggest talking point has been
their graciousneSs in singing as
many requests as the customers
have to suggest.
Direct from Leon & Eddie'S on
the great white way" ip New York
come Diane and Eddie to do the
bolero like it's never been done
before at La Paree. From the
other side of the Nation comes
Morrie Franks from HollyWood'S
famed Trocodaro to do his i'm
presentations of Fred Allen, Boake
Carter, Bill Hays, Amos and Andy,
Stepin Fetchit, and host of other
stars. There's no denying it; the
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larch when a stubborn blaze broke
out in No. 8 hold of the British
UncSal
The Washington times., 1937-03-24
Real Russia
Easter At
Troiko
Rx FRANCOIS

The favorite tea cupping spot
during the afternoons, we find,
is the delightful Rainbow Room
Of the Hamilton Hotel. Nary a
day goes by but what many
animated groups can be seen
lingering in the Hamilton
rendezvous for enjoyable tete
a teteS.
The Washington times., 1937-03-24

program at La Paree is an ace
high one this week.
Springs arrival heraldS the be-
ginning of new adventures among
the old wine trail. We nominate
for one Of your earliest get
togethers a meeting with "Singa-
pore Sling" one of the coolest tall
drinks we know Of. They're made
of one.quarter lime juice, one
quarter gin, and one-quarter cherry
brandy. For more minute informa-
ton, we recommend Monsieur
John at the Shoreham Hotel bar.
Lester Cole and His MidShipmen
carry over on the ballroom floor
show until Friday, when lovely
Josephine Huston, with an equally
lovely voice, moves in to take
charge of the show.
There's . pot o. gold awaiting
the seeker at the end of the trail
leading to Stone Villa. Yes, we
mean those weekly Tuesday night
"give awayS" when cash prizes are
awarded to three names drawn
from among the guests present.
The Cocoanut Groves new show
will make it's first appearance to-
night with "tiny" Rita Gaye,
something "big" in singing stars
occupying the spotlight. Rita
stretches 6 feet inches into the
ozone and tips the scales at plenty
Raoul and Virginia, a talented
dance duo, complete the bill with
Evening star., 1937-02-05

, Iarrabee, M. F. H. For time and
place of meeting telephone the Ken.
nels. Marshall 94-F-3.
The Fairfax Hunt-William Nc
Clellan, M. F. H., Windfall tMr.
Thomas place.. 10 am.
Middleburg Hunt - Miss Charlotte
H. holland and Daniel c. Sands. joint
masters. For time and place of meet
call Middleburg telephone central.
Orange County Hunt - Fletcher
Harper, NJ. F. H. For time and place
of meet call The Plains telephone
central.
Warrenton Hunt - Capt. Richard
kirkpatrick, acting master IN the
absence of Amory S. Carhart. For
time and place of meet call Warren
ton 3l8.
Loudoun Hunt. r. H. Alexander.
M. F. H. For time and place Of meet
call the Kennels.
Maryland.
Riding and Hunt Club-Dr. Fred
Sanderson. M. F. H., Glen, l:45 pm.
Green Valley Spring Hounds-John
K. Shaw. r., and Frank A. Bonsal.
jr., joint masters, Bosley's Church.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
BY NINA CARTER TABB.

bf NINA ChR len l. ADD.
Mr.. Trafford Talmadge of Columbus
Ohio. M. F. H. of the Headley Hunt
and Mr.. Edward Durrell, secretary OF
the hunt, are in Virginia for two
weeks fox hunting with different Vir-
ginia packs. They have taken Miss
Nancy Dibrell's house in Leesburg and
seem to be enjoying themselves i'm
mensely On Monday, the day they ar
rived, they went out with the Middle
burg pack, meeting at Dover. They
had a good day and an exciting run
which both gentlemen seemed to enjoy
thoroughly.
On Tuesday Mr.. Talmadge and Mr.
Durrell hunted with Fairfax hounds
Reed Thomas, acting master in the
absence of Dr. Mcclellan and Claud
Hatcher, huntsman, gave the visitors
another good day Of hunting. On
Thursday they we're out with Middle
burg Hunt again, today they will hunt
with Piedmont pack and DR.. Randolph
at Rectortown at l pm, and on Sat-
urday they expect to hunt with Judge
Alexander and Loudoun Hunt
Harry Worcester Smith gave a din
ner for the Ohioans at his apartment
in Middleburg on Monday night and
they were delightedly entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Thomas after hunt
ing on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sabin gave a luncheon on Wednesday
in their honor and had to meet them
Mrs. Paul LleWellyn, Miss Anne Ken
yon, Miss Doris Briggs. William Hit
and Duncan Briggs. After luncheon
Mr. Hit took them to look at his many
lovely horses and farm.
Mr.. Talmadge and Mr.. Durrell have
made many friends in Virginia and
seem to enjoy the hunting, riding
over the country side and hob-nobbing
with all the people they have met. Mr..
Talmadge is a cousin of Mrs. Duncan
Ragsdale of Washington and will go
there to see her while he is in Virginia.
Claude Hatcher hunted the hounds
for Headley Hunt, during the Fall sea-
son and Mr. Talmadge says he made
an excellent huntsman. made many
friends in Ohio, and got much land
opened up for the hunt. Mr.. Talmadge
and Mr.. Durrell. think the hunting in
Virginia is wonderful, have had good
days here and have expressed them
selves on the beautiful hound work
of the different packs with which they
have hunted.
Mr. Thomas T. Mott, NJ. F. H. of
Redland hunt, has been invited to
60 to Over Hills. N. c.. to hunt over
the Percy Rockefeller estate. He will
leave tomorrow for two weeks visit
and is taking his hounds (25 couple)
and hunt staff. About eight people,
who are keen about the sport of fox
hunting are going down with Mr.. Mott,
among those in the party will be Mr..
and Mrs. Harry H. SemmeS, Col. and
Mrs. Robert Guggerheim. and DR.
Allen Wood. Over Hills Is an ideal
place for fox hunting. Joseph B.
Thomas kept his good pack there for
q number OF years and hunted the
country. Mr.. Mott and his party will
stav at the Over Hills Club while in
North Carolina.
Louie Leith of Middleburg, Is .
grandfather. His daughter Anne, Mrs.
Jack Waddell had a fine son few
days ago Mr.. and Mrs. Waddell, as
well as the proud grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louie Leith, are being con-
kratulated about the event.
Hunting L0g-TOm0rr0w'S Meets.
Virginia.
Blue Ridge HoundS-William Bell
Watkins, M. F. H, Montana Hall, 10
am.
Old Dominion Hounds - Sterling
Evening star., 1937-02-05
KIWANIANS PRAISED

Washington's Kiwanis Club was
judged "one of the best in service and
efficiency among the 1900 clubs in
the United States and Canada" by
James M. Lynch of Florence, S. c.,
vice president of Kiwanis Internation-
al, who spoke at the local groups
luncheon yesterday
Compliments on the activities of the
club also were given by C. Harold
Hippler of Eustis, Fla, Kiwanis In
ternational trustee.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
JUDGE CURRAN SPEAKS

Police Court Judge Edward NJ Cur
ran, in an address yesterday at the
Lee House, urged the Junior Board
Of Commerce to form a committee to
help men released from jails and pris-
ons find themselves"
When a man comes from the
devils workshop that the prison Sys-
tenn is he needs advice and assistance
in becoming useful Citizen" Judge
Cllrran said.
Evening star., 1937-02-05
Diplomas
Framed

lost longer, stoy newer
looking through the years.
Let US frame yours op-
proprioteIy, reasonably.
PIcTuREs, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
SPLENDID BUY"
$3.50 DOWN.
$50 MONTHLY.
NO RENEWALS!
PRICE, $3.50.
46o1 5th ST. SOUTH,
ARLINGTON, VA,

Modern broom. white frame bunealov
on high, wel-drained lot, 5Oxl3O it.
Large living room. coat closet. open fire.
place. and!rons. built-in bookcases Two
bed rooms, lots OF ventilation. lsree closets
Modern tiled bath walls and floor built
in tub shower. mirrored medicine cabinet
Dining room with china closets. kitchen
has tiled sink and drain. inlald lnoleum.
overhead cabinets. plenty drawers. modern
gas range. Unfinished attic, two large
windows. pine flooring. will make another
extra bed room
Electrol oil burner. hardwood floors. hot
water heat. Full concrete cellar bone dry;
ample light and head room. laundry trays.
sas water heater. city water, sewer and
electricity
Fully screened. weather. stripped. wall
paper. futter ana doWnsponts detached
driveway. sodded lawn. fiaeroek walk and
nice-appearinR shrubbery. Concrete front
porch and covered back stoop. Convenient
to bus and school. Insect day or nisht
WALTER O'HARA & SON,
LEE BOULEVARD
WALNUT $500. BAREFOOT. VA.
EVENINGS. CLARENDON 1913.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
COLORED.
1713 9th ST. NV.
NEW-HOIISE CONDITION

large rooms and bath.
All new: Hot-water heating system. auto
matte hot-water heater, kitchen sink and
gas stove. new window shades. wall paper
new electric fixtures. plenty switches and
plugs: floors rennished; new paint inside
and out
A long rear yard to wide alley
Financed on easy b. and l. terms. 4
small amount OF cash and easy monthly
payments will make you the owner of thi.
nne home. STOP PAYING RENT! BUY 4
HOME, THIS ONE, DO IT NOW! Sc,
MR.. GRIFB at the property or phone At.
lantic 1893 or National 07a7
Evening star., 1937-08-08
COLORED-BARGAIN-s4e50 e50
COLORED.
STOP-READ

HERE COME. FOLKS. with the best bu,
I've ever offered. The boss saws to sell thi,
one REGARDLESS OF LOSS to the owner
I told him he have TO reduce the price
and here it is
$4,750.
on the EASIEST TERMS ever offered any
body. Think OF it-a hish-Erade CLASSY
SIX-ROOM brick house !, block from
18th street swell neighborhoodl all n
absolutely NEW CONDITION from top to
bottom Youll be proud of home and the
deal you can make on this one. See me
the BARGAIN SPECIALIST, MATELSON
any afternoon or evening on the premise.
for the one and only buy of buys.
1910 CORCORAN ST. NV,
Phone National a1a7 or Atlantic 1888
Any time.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
1889 9th ST. NV.

CoLORED- ED-ABsoLUTELY THE BEST
.nd maS.rn y .,,L - "
new electric fixtures. plenty switches and
plugs; floors all rennished; everything new
inside and outside; FRONT AND REAR
YARDS: garage or wood shed alley in
rear PRICED TO SELL this week on
TERMS you can meet LIKE RENT. Talk to
MR.. JOHNSON at the property or phone
Atlantic S333 or National a1Q1.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

Colored-"ON THE HILL" It's gotta"
GO regardless OF ENoRMoUs LOSS, and
what 1t takes to do 1T I HAPPEN TO BE
BROKE OUT WITH" Price sLAsHED TO
THE BONE. When owner says SELL EN-
We simply let these homes change hands
Here's really "A HONEY" l dare you TO
look it over today. tonieht or any time and
III be at the house to accept your oder
COME ON IN, THE WATERS S FINE. Il r.
AND NICE BATH; full, light, dry base
ment; all in new-house condition. There
Is also a practically new oil burner. Co.
lonlal front porch rear porch, front and
rear yards. NEAR HOWARD: convenient 10
everything, and vet ON THE HILL" For
only this week I'll accept any reasonable
oner. Our oreanization has Just made .
MORE COLORED BUYERS HAPPY 413
ST. NV. AND 1909 G ST NE have
,ust been sold. THIS ''UN' is NEXT. Are
YOU the lucky one who gets me the deposit
frst or will 1T be some one else7 See Mr.
REID at the property or phone Atlantic
1898 or National a1a1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Near 10th and Maryland ave ne.-Ideal
for doeter or Government worker. Good
neishborhood Tvo-story brick, vell-built
isrse rooms. bath, .h.-wh., basement
double garage and yard. Vacant Ready
TO movo into. As investment upper floor
will carry expenses. Good terms. Act
ANTON KoFBER.
l52s e.. NV. Natl. s7sa
Evening star., 1937-08-08

51O6 14th ST N.W-HANDSOME CEN
ter-hall detached house of large rms. fine
bed room and lavatory on 1st A., layatory
on 2nd; full attic reached by stairs; oak
hoors; oil burner Located in A fine. high
rms. Price $4,000. OPEN To-Day to z
pm. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, l7l9 K st
q " Nail l1GG
Evening star., 1937-08-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL.

bed r. S65 mo. 3O5s Clinton St. r.,
oak fioors. S55. H. c. MAYNOR, 2sO5
Brentwood I'd. ne. North 433S.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
IN PETWORTH.

Just think = lovely five-room home with
three nice porches. gas heat and detached
sarAge for only
$6,250-Terms.
and It's situated in a splendid residential
4ection-one you'll like.
For inspection call
MOSS REALTY co.
316 TOWER BLDG. MET. 1T1G
EVENING and SUNDAY. sHEP. 4517
900 Blk. of Rock Creek Ch. Rd.
Semi i-detached brick s rms. > baths
h.-w.h., cleo. very large rms, garage;
located in conv. .neighborhood. close to
GeGnf,. Gere esI7 siIno Eh1or MfppkE Nil
TON. 205 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME
white or colored. any condition E. A.
SMALL HOUSE REGARDLESS OF con-
dition. south Of Penn ave. between 18th
and 25th SITS. O. Georgetown All cash
FRANK NJ. DOYLE, realtor, 927 18th NV
Dist. 1888.
ALL CASH OR CASH ABOVE TRUST FOR
d. C. property. white or colored. Quick
action. E. A. GARVEY. Dist. 45Oa Eve
and Sun. Geo. $500. 1925 Vermont ave
FROM OWNER, WHO DESIRES TO SELL
Phone Randolph 5416 s.
CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME HOUSES
any. condition. white or colored: viii re-
drop postal card. boz iio-x 6tar. l2s
Evening star., 1937-08-08
HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

WILL PAY CASH FOR HOME m GOOD
SON. District 1884. Ext. "a.
UNDER $4,000. BRICK OR FRAME
houses d. c.. white; Xlso ground, ii rea-
sonable; immediate cash. T. W. BAILEY,
Adams 47s6. or 14a5 Meridian pl. NV.
COLORED-FROM OWNER. ROOMS, 2
baths; ami: west of 18th. north OF r st.
Permanent Govt. employe with $500 cash
Box 250-K. Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
'OLORED = DETACHED n IARG

COLORED - DETACHED; r LARGE
rooms kitchen, bath: lot 5Ox15O: beautiful
terrace, flowers. shrubs, fruit trees BY
OWNER. After 3 pm It4 Franklin st. n e
FOR COLORED-9G0 BLOCK OF ST
s.W.-t r. b.. lat. elec.. $500 cash: very de-
slrab!e b-r. house in sw section. with brick
garage. INV h. elec.. ..5-ft alley, $500
cash. GUY TIMER, 1926 You st. NV
North 4HU1
Evening star., 1937-08-08
PERHAPS THIS is WHAT YOU
HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR

A glorious old Colonial home 100 years
oio; with the. same old Colonial charm to-
sether with the modern smartness and con-
veniences OF today
The. house is fully insulated copper
porches. beautiful pessed floors spacious
rooms. hreplaceS, century old trees. pool
perGoia, outdoor oven. fruit trees one or
more acres. A charming atmosphere IL
TO 20 minutes drive to WaShineton Words
mean so little let make an inspection sp-
pointnent W. R. GOODWIN, P. O. Box
Evening star., 1937-08-08

Kineman Park $40 .5th pl ne: $3.50
cash and So 80 per month Il rooms.
brick. all modern. In nne condition
Bargain for So, $50. MI Raine Randolph
344l. WAPLE d JAMES. INC, 1874 I4th
ST, NV. District 334T
Evening star., 1937-08-08

COLORED-7 ROOM BATH. CALL AT
lanuc 6A5S-W, Sunday. after 4 pm.
COLORED-6 RMS. BATH. H-W.H,
elec.. hardwood floors. porches. garage,
$500: small cash payment. balance like
rent. Decatur 5g4S
Evening star., 1937-08-08

COLORED-1OO BLK 18th ST, SEAL
modern, rms. bath condition excellent
can be arranged for > families: excep-
OWNER S AGENT Potomac 4.O4
Evening star., 1937-08-08

COLORED-NEAR 18th AND S-lo r.
automatic heat, ; baths. electricity. hard
wood floors, modern kitchen: in perfect
catNr NIX
Evening star., 1937-08-08
COI.OREI

FOR COLORED-l4th ST NE-g-ROOM
2-story frame house "a baths, recreation
room oil heat, :'-car garage, spacious gar
den; sacrifice for $500. terms; suit a Bile
roominR house. 2-tamlly apt North 3a21
Evening star., 1937-08-08
757 HARVARD ST. NV

COLORED - NEAR lst AND Re R.
h:-W. h. cleo bath; long back yard; wide
alley; price Just reduced TO S4,995 De-
r
Evening star., 1937-08-08
TAKOMA PARK HOMES,
r. D. LILLE CO.,
SPLENDID NEW HOME.

SHLENDNJ NEW HOME.
e bright. attractive rooms open hre-
place. tile bath with shower. INV h.: large.
vell-landscaped lot; price, SO $50; terms
located on Prospect ave, Just of Columbia
ave. IN HyattSville, Nd. Open for inspec-
ton. MUNGER ER-HOLLINGSWORTH CO..
Wisconsin 1852 Bethesda Bank Bldg
Lovely Falls Church Home, $4,000.
On beautifully handicapped lot of !. g..
garden and garage to rear; handsome 6-r
bungalow, bath. furnace heat concrete
basement, lovely porch: in section Of fne
homes and stately trees: l block from
highway. bus and trolley: bargain at
only 81 500; reasonable terms. HANSEL.
Phone Clsr. 400 or Falls Church 430-J-1.
Handsome, Close-in, ga.
Immaculate. commodious and modern.
rms. bath, hot-water heat. domestic hot
water heater; zig connecting front and
side porches; 2car garage; beautifully
Handicapped grounds. lovely flower gardens
profusion OF everRreens and perennisls; /;
spsAious lawn Of velvety green grass.
privet and lilac hedges: semi-secluded
retreat yet near store, trolley, only Is
minutes by auto to city: an establish
ment worthy OF gentleman and his folks;
only $500; no encumbr., reasonable
terms. See TODAY.
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Clarendon Trust Bids, Arlington. Va
Phone Clar. 400 or Falls Church 43O-J-1
Evening star., 1937-08-08
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

REAL ES1ATE EXCHANGE.
TRADE LOVELY CHEVY CHASE CORNER
LOT FOR COOP. APT. MET 4344, CLEV.
ll12.
ARLINGTON. VA, CLOSE IN. IOC FIT, 4
large lots. 4 $40 SO. It,; new trust, ST.
664 satIcy about $500. For clear shore
cottage farm or what have you. incum-
bered. Box 203K. Star
CLEAR INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR
apt. building; large storage garages and
30 smaller ones; few doors 18th and CO.
lumbta I'd: rented now low at over $3.50
month; valued at S3O.O 900 Mr. SIMON,
1910 Eye st. nv. Phone Met. 1888.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
ESQ
Sc .150-

FOR Sh1E-RY OWNER ALMOST NEW
rnodern hYeroom brick bungalow. al 1920
n. wakefield ST., Arlington, Va. Phone
Georgia $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
7 OF 10 NEW DESIGNS.
LYON VILLAGE

is one Of the most desirable home neieh-
borhoods in Northern ViYglnia-yet once
IN while We are able to offer q used
home At surprising f1eure. This week
we call your attention to 1868 N. Bryant
II easy for you to own a Lyon Village
home: Open for your inspection Just fol-
porches, fne shade trees ! block TO 1Oc
bus 1908 9th st. south. Arlington Va
Only $3.50 for quick sale. Terms. F. z.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NOW OPEN.

$500 DOWN AND $3.50 MO. BUYS
lovely new 6-rn. brick house. close in:
price, $3.50. Walnut Sp59.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

(If You Know What That MeansO
Aged owner. retiring offers large Groom
house center hall elec barn. outhuild-
ines, 80 acres, horses. cows. $50 chick
ems. feed growing crops. machinery and
equipment. for 50 500, 1000 cash, or
$500; $1,000 cash without personal PROD
erty. Note this and verify II yourself.
IS 500 Will not repisce the dwelling alone;
the land without buildings should be worth
near the price asked for all A beautiful
country home productive farm; on hard
road. , MI of Lee Hienway. 3 miles from
Washrgton MARTIN T. Web Il SON.
AnnandaIe Va Ph Alex Sr6-W-2
Evening star., 1937-08-08

SiX-room and bath home in Silver
Spring; Nd. Living room with open fire.
tory FIRST floor. Three attractive bed
rooms and bath on second floor Au.o-
matte hot-Vater heat. New-house condI-
ton Garage Large lot Exceptions |
value. Gail Mr.. Warfield. Shepherd 1910
Robert L. McKeeVer, Co., Inc, =,
eban pIGp
Evening star., 1937-08-08
WAS s1O5OO, NOW 50 $50,

This beautiful new brick home located
At 1909 n. IAN st. Arlington. Va. 1t
has large living room with sun parlor,
fireplace, buIlt-in bookcase, dining room
15xl5. kitchen l0Yls. 3 large bed rooms
and bath on second floor. recreation room
in basement with both freclsce and Nv h
lavstory with shower large shaded lot,
2car Rarsee.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

UNUSUAL COLORED VALUE. l.UU
Irving st. n.w.-Tapestry brick q rms
porches. shower bath. garage, 80: greatly
reduced. Geo. llo2
Evening star., 1937-08-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sALf

VIII consider your home in trade fol
my Harrison st. house. Call Cleveland 914l
bet. 10 and y am. or . to y
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| Acre. 3 Rooms. $3.50.

New. well built: compact and comfort
| able, concrete road; bus, elec, tel. 20
| minutes from WfshinFton. $3.50 cash, bal.
| easy MARIRT WEBB & son, Amman.
] Gal ~
Evening star., 1937-08-08

950-HALF MILE FROM KEY BRIDGE
in Virginia. at edge OF woods running
down to river. Air conditioned, insulated
houses to be built. Terms. Call National
$3.50.
WHY DO YOU PAY RENT WHEN FOR
5000 cash and $4O-S55 month you can
buy 5 or 8 rm. home in Takoma or
Silver Spring? ROBERT Z. LOHR, all
Cedar St. Takoma Park Georgia 0SSls
$3.50, $500 DOWN. ROOMS, BATH.
full basement. h.-w.h.: 2 garages. 13 lots,
chicken house; 2 blocks bus. LAKE JONES.
Bergman ave. and c ST., Greater Capitol
Heights, Md. tHillside).
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME---wAe
cost estimated at $4,000.
The grounds are nearly three acres. with
one hundred trees Of all kinds. abundance
Of rare flowers, evergreens and shrubs.
The house is very beautiful. Large liv-
ing room. library. den and billiard room;
fireplaces; seventeen rooms. four baths.
hot-water heat and everything else neces-
sary for . charming home.
1t Is especially good for sanatorium.
private school or country residence.
Eighteen miles from the White House,
twelve miles to D. c. line.
Mortgage foreclosed recently and the
present owner will sell At extremely loy
with the ovns1 y,, 4 s:lli9E q writing.
&eekvtne. Nd. Tslephons Rockville 16b.
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B. YEATMAN,
Lock, Stock and Barrel.

H7Wl n. Pershlne Drive.
Lyon Park, Arlington, Va.
once Residence
lay 1N0I Wal ---1 T.r 10a
Evening star., 1937-08-08
TRADE OR EXCHANGE
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

l VIII consider your home in trade fol
my Seventh st. at QuaCkenbos st. house
Call Georgia y512, bet. 10 and 10 q m
or . TO !y
Evening star., 1937-08-08

OWNER LEAVING CITY.
. Forced to sell nearly new broom brick
bungalow in Sligo Village, Silver Spring
very large rooms, attic space for .
more; slate roof and oil heat; brick ga
rage; lot h0xl25. Priced $500 under new
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Evening star., 1937-06-21
MICHIGAN STORM
CAUSES 7 DEATHS
Three Drowned in Saginaw Bay
When 0utboard Motor
Boat Upsets.
PS the Associated Press.

DETROIT, June 2l.-Wind. rain
and lightning. which swept Southern
and Eastern Michigan Sunday night,
left at least seven persons dead and
many thousands OF dollars OF prop
erty damage in their wake today.
Three persons drowned In Saginaw
Bay, of Linwood. Mich. when their
outboard motor boat capsized in a
storm. One man was killed by flying
timbers from demolished barn. Two
men were killed by lightning and a
fallen wire electrocuted another man.
A boy adrift in small boat on Lake
St. Clair when the storm broke. still
was unreported, but seven Crosse
Pointe residents weathered storm
swept Lake Erie in a sailboat and
reached Toledo today.
Four and one-half inches of rain
within - hours threatened to break a
dam at Michigan Center, where the
city Of Jackson controls the flow OF
the Grand River The villages OF
Brooklyn and Hanover, south of Jack
son, were isolated
High winds, lightning and torren-
tial rain struck with particular force
in Jackson. Hillsdale, Washtenaw,
Wayne, Branch, Lenawee and Lapeer
Counties.
The wind unroofed or destroyed
many farm buildings. The Consum-
ers Power Co. reported today SO per
cent Of its customers in the Jackson
division were without service last
night.