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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ally attractive; sll-brick Colonial, 9f
@ bedm oean% and bsS sah on on ns sf SS4 pas
fenced ana shrubbed; eisc Kit: :. So. 500
tional osSs eve S NC ceveisnd VSs ds 7oss. "
CHEVY CHASE. .; c.MrNEW CotoNIAkk' SLak
reaf Tsus n s css balance P ~ less Ga
sure. sure. Natl i0sSS:: eve I cley; 2oas.. -
sAULs ADDITIoN-REAL BARGAIN: DE-
1asnfa T@ Swh r% I'll barner eain sH o 70 f1 aey
garage: price $3.50. This will sell quickly.
Call Natl. 0s56: ewes. Cley. 7096.
OWNER LEAVING ToWN-BEAUTIFUL
garage: cost $4,000; will sell for 81 900.
PERCY H. RUSSELL ssE;dL.f Gos Esl 173l x st. NV
4s96 MoNNTooMERY AVE oord BETHEs,pA, THE s,oA
automatic air-conditton heat, garage, large
lot Sold on small cash payment ana
Wis. ave. and MONTGOMERY ave. Three
SQUARES to furnished sample. Wise. 1850
day; Wise. 1859 eve. 20
MICHIGAN PARK. 44I5 18th PL.-GROUP
of new detached brick homes, rooms,
baths. recreation room, large lot with de-
tached garage, paved street and alley
Price and terms reasonable; Open daily
Drive out Michigan ave. past Catholic
University to 18th pl.. turn left to sample
house.
1872 HAMILTON ST. NW.-DETACHED
home: oil heat lovely large yard; will sac
rifce at SS,450. L. H. THADEN, Wis
consin 5440.
NEAR 18th AND FARRAGUT NW.-DET,
5 pedrmS, new heating plant. unusually
large porches large yard: only $3.50: act
quickly L. H THADEN. Wisconsin 5440.
MT. PLEASANT AND UPPER 16th-HAVE
several good values: to rms. $1,000
up to bed rooms. Also Chevy Chase
$4,000 up Call e. w. BAILEY, Adams
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IRE-FREE COMFORT. WITH MODERN
4522 HARRISON ST

New. detached brick house: in District.
Lot 35x151. with garage; . large bed
rooms and tile bath on second floor; 90
and beautiful. well-ventilated kitchen:
recreation room with complete bath: attic
over entire house; gas heat The fnish
and interior decoration are Of unusual
merit. The house should be seen to be
appreciated I will be glad TO consider
your house in trade For further infor-
nation call MR. STODDARD. Cleveland
nj call for VOu II dasivpf
Evening star., 1937-10-29

$4,000.
A CHARMING HOME. AN EXCELLENT
INVESTMENT. in beautiful FOxHALL VII VI
LACE Has been papered and painted nne
condition. Will bring fine return on
rental: 3 10 miles from White House; ioesi
surroundings Vacant and reaoy 70 20 ocGTpS gIIIg
MING, PHONE MR.. RABY, CLEVELAND
Evening star., 1937-10-29

IN NEW SUBDIVISION. NEAR KENWOOD.
IF you are a married couple living IN a
cramped apartment paying high rent. or 70
those who desire an attractive bungalow-
type home. inYestigate these homes at once.
Five large rooms and bath. living room
i u, i;, S, 5 coocrsts
street. Drive 9ut Wisconsin ave. TO River
I'd left on River rd 10 large GLEN COVE
sign al Saratoga ave. Price. 3 $50. Rea-
sonable terms can be arranged. J. r. HEN
DERSON. 5O3I Saratoga ave. Wisconsin
SLY. owner
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AQUA ADbEMAftLE Sl. N w
S14 500-A beautiful. new. spacious cen
ter-hall home, air conditioned; rooms,
den 2i2 baths 1000 insulated; 2-car
brick garage. Lovely lot. 55-ft. front
From Massachusetts ave-. drive north
on 46th st. and west in first block on
Albemarle ST. OPEN TODAY, 3 TO s.
BOSS g. PHELPS. o
National Qg00-
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BUNKER HILL RID.

Lovely suburban home built on large.
beautifully Handicapped lot. D rooms on
first floor, with 3 additional rooms in
range and electric refrigerator; garsse. In
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO, INC. Dist. 1of5.
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HOUSES FOR SALE. ,

18th ST. AND KALMIA RID.
The owner of this G-room and 2-bsth
and has placed this on the market priced
for immediate sale, 1t Is attractive In
design, exceptionally well located and
will be completely reconditioned at the
price-S13,95O.
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MONTH CLEN NELhND PAftk--1D' lDU.
Here Is a semi-detached house with six
large rooms, bath and extra 2nd-hoor
lavatory, 2 inclosed porches. gas heat, deep
suburban sections at price lower than
that asked for many smaller row houses.
1t is seldom we resort to the word bar
gain" but this is truly a barRain
Evening star., 1937-10-29
TODAY,S BEST BUY

In Petworth section Near transportation,
stores. schools and churches. new 6-room
and bath, modern kitchen. recreation room;
automatic heat furred walls. caulked ana
weather-stripped insulated and screened;
concrete front porch: nice lot. Price, 81. b5O.
Small down payment. balance ike rent.
For information call Adams 2936.
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.

3-RM. APT, 10th ST.-$45.
4 LARGE ROOMS. 9 ExPosUREs-S57.
Modern apt. BLDG; large bright, outside
rooms: handy to cars. stores, etc 3033
18th St. near columbia I'd. Adams O947.
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q sa5O-coTIJMBIA HEIGHTs

Three-story building. close to l4th and
Columbia rd. Remodeled into three modern
apartments. Shows. excellent return as a
whole or is ideal for family wishing to
OCCUPY one apartment Income from other
apartments will more than carry all
rayn
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Sl5.50O-HARRIsoN ST..

just on Conn. ave.
II you want q well-built house with
room sizes decidedly above averase you
should inspect this property. There are
l. rooms and baths, every convenience.
Gear garage on a well-planted LOT 6OXl %.
This house, in one Of the finest suburban
areas. has been priced we'll below its
reproduction cost to close an estate.
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SAUL'S ADDITION-S8950

Detached 7-room home, splendid eondi-
tion, Westinghouse oil, hot-water heat;
large lot rear earage. sold for S13 000.
Large liv. rm., stone fireplace 3 bed rms.
tile bath. front porch. sun rm-. daylight
basement. maids quarters. 15-year Acacia
loan 5iz'e interest. sound investment. II
rented. yield $3.50 year. Call Walnut 1858.
Emerson n5.,G euenlres
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.

Beautifully situated new homes in Mil
ler-built group; and 4 bedrooms, . baths.
Some with library; Completely insuls ted;
architecture. highest quality materials and
Miller construction standards throughout.
Furnished Colonial exhibit home Of ex-
ceptional charm and dignity. last week on
dlplay. 490S 45th 81. NV: bedrooms,
baths Prices from S11.5O0 TO SI493O.
Attractive terms
w. C. g. A. N. MILLER.
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COLONIAL BRICK.

New six-room detached houses. mag
nifcently located on hillside in suburban
d. c.. fifteen minutes from downtown
Furred walls, oak floors throughout. tiled
baths. wood burning freplaces, porches,
electric and gas equipment.
S6.a5O to $3.50; terms to SUIT you;
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc, left on Ala
bana ave. follow Marlboro pike TO District
line. left on Southern ave. to 1915. l.
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1333 INGRAHAM ST.

Out-of-town owner has Just reduced
this Colonial brick -and-frame dwelling for
quick sale A most attractive living room
and dining room with open fireplace.
4 well ll-planned bedrooms and two baths.
Deep lot. Garage.
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HOlISES FUR. OR UkFUR.
HOUSES uNEuRNISHED.

CHESAPEAKE ST-SEMI-DET.. CORNER
brick 8 rooms, 3 porches: metal GARAGE
near wisconsin ave Emerson 1895.
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SHEPHERD PARK.

7-RM. 2-BATH CENTER ENTRANCE
COLONIAL
tBEDRM. AND BATH. ist FLOOR
This home is new and being shown for
the frSt time. alr-conditioned by oil. wssk-
ing distance stores. schools very reason
ably priced; Smal! cash and monthly pay
mentS. Gail Mr.. IVEY, with J. Wesley
Buehanan ADAMS 9099. MORNINGS AND
Evening star., 1937-10-29

Large home on one of WaShingtons S
most distinguished residential streets. At
trsctive English architecture, beautiful site;
Five bedrooms and three baths on second
floor Two bedrooms and bath on third
floor Recreation room with fireplace in
basement. Ample maids quarters. First
floor finished in solid black walnut, large
paneled library, hreplaces in living room
and library fine home al most
reasonable price.
w. C. 81 A. N. MILLER,
11IaI7th st. NV District 4464.
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SOU.
S65 Per Mo.

See this 4-bedroom and 2-bath brick
home in one of Washington's finest NV
sections. The location itself Is worth ths
price of this marvellous home, and Il you
really want the best. call ]. WESLEY
Evening star., 1937-10-29
ADAMS 90a9. MORNINGS AND EVENINGS.
$500 DOWN: $50 MONTHLY

Six rooms and bath in new Colonial
detached houses. solid brick with furred
walls. On vide paved avenue in delightful
suburb. Magnificent view over city All
oak floors tile baths. electric health
kitchens, porches, real f1replaces.
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc. left on Ala
bama ave. follow Marlboro pike TO South
ern ave ieff 10 I3IY
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

AKoMA-ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, "a
RnWood oHsa ys rent f9ar rooms to c99pe
large living room with fireplace, two bed
rooms, dining room. ample kitchen with
Frigidaire and Ras; hot ot-water neat: garage
Ideal for children sSo.5O' fh. clev' II! slo2'
37I6 9th N.W.--6 ROOMS. BATH. SLEEP
Ing porch = AMI ~: e%cellsnt s pdg sd9nditiona 100.
cut-Six rooms. newly conditioned. Call
Wisconsin 4143. 3l@
2II1 Ist ST. N.W.-lO ROOMS, 3 BATHS.
h.-w.h.: rent reasonable; Open for inspec-
fo and charming home, s rooms and bath;
newly papered and painted inside and out;
garage low beating cost rfb me suFrsnndinERs % mR
RABY, WITH Ross q PHELPS. NATIONAL
1900. EVENING PHONE CLEVELAND
ATTRACTIVE 5-RooM BUNGALOW, FIN
ished attic. elec kit. attached garase;
eony; schools church stransgP;o insulated. lated
iGS'Sf. BROOKE rd. Bethesda. Nd wisconsin 5i6i.
NEW BRICK COLONIAL HOME. LYON
village 10 min: downtown Washinstoni
stores schools. Ss3 so Walnut s627.
sR., 3 B., 2-cAR GAR. -37I8 MASS. AVE,
NV. 500: 8 r, b.. 51s1 cond. I'd: SOB;
ffaTT'7i ffTT'7i ?. ?. eiS 9th NV $50. BEHREssD' :.
BUNGALOW. T3S VAN BUREN ST. NV
Ami. auto. heat. garage; conv. to bus and
street car. Georgia 0a55.
652 9th ST. NE--6 RMS. 2 BATHS; OIL
heat; newly papered and painted $50
per month. -
1881 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-s67 so
St, Gabriers Parish. Six rooms. bath. .
Re"dy cr PTEMy o
1909 NORTH CAPITOL ST
rms. and b.; ami. 5000
5000 Sligo Mill rd me- rms,
elec: water, garage @O-oo
11I4 4th st. s.e.-6 rms, cleo, gas
sls r st. s,w.-1O rms and bath, I.
FLOYD E. DAVIS Co.
733 10Th st. NV. National o352
S65 50O-PETWoRTH-6 R. AND B.,
gar, h.-wh
5o-Gheyy Chase-New 5-r bqnFslqw. tTs
Wise. 1850 Day-Eve.. Wise. 1888. 90
l9ae MORSE ST; Me- ROOMS BATH,
noofed red Tdt attic. Cellar cellar, hot-wster heat;
- R. I. ave; n.w.-6 rooms. bath. Gel
lar h0t-V1serJ + j heTl WALsaE safE ynEe. ne So
1907 Eye ST. NV. National GAGS.
REDEcoRATED NV. HOME VALUES.
Bungalow, ; rms oil heat s59'
Petworth-Six rooms: garage, $50.
Petworth-6 rms oil heat, S65
WASHINGTON REALTY Co, GEO. $500.
55Ol Georgia Ave Eve, Col. 1852.
3l39 NEWTON ST. NE.
-iOO'" 80 ss07 OTIS ST. NE.
6-rm., 2-story detached house $1,000
1000 OTIS ST. NE.
6-rm.,, 2-story detached house So5.oo
4OI6 22nd ST. NE
4-room bungalow S47.5O
6-rm.. o-story detached house -S55.OO
5-room bunsslow S47.50
No. 3--lN1S 18th pl. NE rms. S33 %
No. 3-lO2O 18th pl. n,e--3 rms. s32.5
1928 HAYES ST. NE
- HARRY A. KITE, INC.
1910 Vt. Ave Natl. 4S4b
$40 c ST. NE
rooms. bath. Nv h. modern --S $1,000
7th AND c SITS. NE.
8 rooms hath, h.,w.h. modern $4,000
rooms bath. dinette. pantry attic
and garage: suitable for fam ee, u
ie JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
SIS E. Capitol St Line. OF ~.
18th AND EYE SITS N.E.-CoRNER:
rms bath garage: storerm. above NV.
n. elsc.: reasonable rent Apply
SIMON BE BEL0FF REAL sEd \ ESTATE
''S' Sr.i ny B.. automatic heat 49,. -s1e5,0 90
1919 5th st. n.w-6 r.. B.. h.-wh. $3.50
2524 lIth st. n.w.-6 r, b., h-wh. 5o-5oo
i@o Mass sVe eAPHAiFRTMENTs. HiFT s. e. lo'1o
55l4 1st ST. NV r., kit, D. S51 so
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$500 Down-S5O Monthly.
uNOuESTIONARLY

This new home is the most unusual valus
on today's market. Considerins LOCATION,
PRICE AND TERMS. we defy compa rison!
AIR CONDITIONED. Z LARGE ROOMS.
- baths and ] 3 minutes from downtown.
Call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN for further
81
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310 FARRAGUT ST. NV.

80 FARRAGUT ST. NV.
REMARKABLE VALUE IS NOT
ENOUGH TO DESCRIBE THIS
NEW HOME. 3 BATHS AND A
RECREATION ROOM UNSUR-
PASSED; FROM FOOTINGS TO
ROOF REALLY FINISHED. SEE
THIS HOME BEFORE YOU BUY.
Brown Bros, Owners and Build
ers. Dist. 2724. Ewes, Clev. 0432.
Evening star., 1937-10-29
IN CLOSING Am ESTATE

! am peImitted TO offer this distinctive
Coionla! home in best section OF Chevy
Chase D. c.. far below its real value OF
the popular center-enlrance plan with lsree
living room. 2 commodious bedrms and >
beautiful modern baths on md floor.
Moaest Ga cash ll- payment. THIS IS A REAL
FAMILY. CALL MR.. IVEY. with J. Wesley
Evening star., 1937-10-29
BETHESDA BARGAIN

S6un.O0 cash and 5000 per month buys
new detached brick home. bedrooms. Q
complete baths. built-ln garaee. full base
ment, air conditioned ArTanEed so second
floor. two bedrooms and bath. can be i'm
mediately rented TO nearly carry the
monthly payment Call Mr.. GRAY az
Wise. 4454 or Natl. 1353 and he Will take
YOU to the prOperty Saturday Or Sunday
Evening star., 1937-10-29
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
SMATJ, DOWN PAYMENT.

Beautiful new 5-room brick bungalow
with space for two extra rooms and bath IN
attic, with plumbing and heating roughed
in: open fireplace. tiled bath. modern kitch-
en- with oxford cabinets and electric re-
Stripped; large lot. Reasonable terms For
INSPECTION. call OWNER, District 9246 be-
fore m
Evening star., 1937-10-29
1855 EUCLID ST. NV.

Available Nov. l. Fine, large. private
home attractively and completely fur
nished. 3 bedrooms, > baths. oil burner.
Excellent income possibilities. Reasonable
TO responsible party. Apply manager
Fairfax Hotel. 2l00 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-10-29
SPECIAL.
BUY FROM BUILDER.

SiX-room bungalow. automatic heat, lot
12OX150; newly decorated
ONLY "a $50.
For information call Wisconsin 1854.
Evening star., 1937-10-29

To cioSs an estays one hiork yest Of
14th st. Ten-room and bath brick house
with h.-wh. and elec., on deep lot Ex-
cellent investment or rooming house.
Evening star., 1937-10-29
S1O.750-A BIG VALUE.

Located in that desirable area near
the Cathedral, Z rooms g bed rooms1. den
on first floor. All rooms bright ana sunny, sunny,
and transportation: Evenings, phone Mr..
Bortz. Cleveland 4154. .A,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 141l.
Evening star., 1937-10-29
APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

APIS. WANTED. FURN. AND UNFURN.
Large waiting list No charge for listing.
MR., GILLER. qOS 10th ST. NV. Natl. 1927.
Evening star., 1937-10-29
SALE OR TRADE

Almost new semi-detached brick home,
containing extra larae living room. dining
room and kitchen bedrooms 2 baths.
maid room. garage, In perfect condition.
Located in most desirable, close-in NV.
conv. schools transportation. Owner wants
smaller home Call Mr. Shelton.
FRANK G PHI LIDS
Evening star., 1937-10-29

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW, $1,000.
1850 Vista st. ne-Brick 3 rooms. bath.
partly fioored attic, h.-w.h., large lot
Open / to pm.
To reach: Out r. l. ave. to South Da-
kota ave. right to Vista ST., right to OPEN
A. L. TIMBERLAKE. Greenwood 2991.
Evening star., 1937-10-29
3020 FOXHALL RID.

THos. J. FISHER g. CO. INC
T3s 18th st. NV District $3.50
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yenturer to write and assist in the pro-
duction of the story of his own life.
But Thalberg died Unexpectedly and
other executives instructed Hall to
choose a single country for the locale
of his story. One country, for man
who has fought in and over dozens OF
countries, and on four continents!
He said no, thanks, and went over to
Twentieth Century-Fox to serve as
technical adviser for the Chinese Sc
quenees in Shirley Temples Stow
away" Warner Brothers now nave t1lm
working on the story of the Lafayette
Escadrille. Hall knows considerable
about that outfit, having been one OF
the seven original American members
the only one of the seven alive today.
Hall was born in unexciting Higgins
vile, Mo, but his father had been
soldier with Emperor Macmillan of
Mexico and with the Confederate army
in the Civil War. At 9, Bert tried
a parachute jump from barn and
broke nine bones, including both arms.
At 13, he and his father joined
the Alaskan gold rush They got lots
of experience but little gold. In Dallas
IN 1904 he saw q circus performer
killed when he missed the net after be-
ing shot from a cannon. Hall asked for
the job and held it for six months.
An automobile demonstrator. then
race driver. In France, Ia 1910,
he learned to fly. Exhibition flights
until early 1913, when an agent Of Sui
tan Abdul Hamid hired him to observe
the movements Of the Bulgarian forces.
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~
here any time now Mr.. Hall
- and Trouble important trouble
have peculiar affinity for each
other. ne being a professional soldier OF
fortune and a veteran of practically all
lie scraps worth mentioning in the past
Is years.
He came here with the pacific IN
tention OF doing a little writing for the
movies. but after only a few months he
is beginning to find the screen colony
pretty dull
Mr.. Hall is 81, and looks it. He has
= hl1sky physique but thinning gray
hair and pale brown eyes set deeply IN
q weather beaten face. But tuck him
into a fast fighting ship and he's. gone
with the wind. When that happens
nretty Mrs. Hall will sigh one OF her
stoical sighs, kiss her three strappng
sons. and catch the next plane IN pur-
suit of her husband
Said he: People at some OF the stu
dios want me TO sign contract, and
fhey iust can't understand why | re-
fuse 10 be tied down. Right away they
start talking about money. They seem
10 think there isn't any important
money anywhere else on earth. ! try
10 tell 'ern that can make more money
AT nv regular business IN a month than
HOLLYWOOD would pay me for a year OF
drudgery. Yeah, said 'drudgery''
Hall speaks five languages huently
and he honestly believes that ne knows
more people than any other man alive
Its a krlack he has. Some of his ac-
quaintanceships are not 10 be Dragged
about now, but tomorrow the wrong
people may be right" and the right
people" may be saying, Don't blind
fold me, Lieutenant ! can die like
man
TIE knows quite few of the right
IL people" in Hollywood. When he
was General Chan" in China, head Of
the Nationalist governments AIR forces,
he occasionally performed favors for
movie companies.
Hall started for Hollywood at the
invitation of the late Irving Thal6erg.
That famous producer wanted the ad-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-07-09

Bert Hail. above, when he was the
Chinese General Chan, wearing
French, Russian, Rumanian and
Chinese decorations.
brother-in-law stole all the revolution
ary funds.
Then 10 Japan for three years as an
aviation expert. L. In 1924 he joined
Mexican Generals Serrano and Gomez
in their scheme to overthrow President
Gales. Again he bought planes
and recruited pilots, but Gales heard OF
the plot. assumed the offensive and ur-
tremendously executed the two Lead
Next came minor squabble in Peru,
with Hall engaged by the government
to strafe some troublesome rebels. Late
in 1929 he became commander OF the
aviation forces of China's Nationalist
government, and was known as Cen
eraI Chan. =. Took part in suppress
ing is bush-league revolutions.
In MAY, 1881, for a fat payment OF
$4,000 and promise Of $4,000 month,
he absconded with all the government
planes and pilots, went to Canton and
joined the revolutionary de facto gov
ernment headed by General Chen Chi
Tong
Everything was going fine when
President Chang Kai-shek. in prefer
ence to fighting, paid General Chen
Chi Tong several million dollars to cali
off hostilities and be d good boy. Hail
was left high and dry. He went barn
storn1ing about China; spent two years
in prison, before returning to America.
And that is the story Of Weston Bert
Hall to date. His three sons, Weston,
IS: Don, Is, and Norman. II, attend a
military school here and make model
airplanes In their spare time. Their
father hopes they'll never go to war.
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Came the day when Turkish gold
ran out and Hall didn't get his SlO0 III
advance So he few over to the Bull
garian side and made similar deal
with them.
TIE escaped by bribery, few to Russia,
then to Germany. In Germany ne
tested planes which he soon was to be
fighting against. He got TO Paris
and was in the Foreign Legion two days
after war was declared. In 1914 he
was transferred to aviation, and on
April 16, 1916, was transferred again
as a charter member of the Lafayette
EseadrilIe.
Hall was lucky. He shot down sew
eral enemy planes, carried spies behind
the enemy lines, but was wounded only
once and never crashed a plane or
failed to reach his home port.
The Russian revolution caught Hall
in Petrograd With the wife Of czarlst
general and fortune in platinum and
Jewels he escaped across Siberia,
reached Harbin, sailed for America.
Back in France, and in the war again,
he was assigned to the making OF
propaganda picture for aviation re-
cruiting.
Hall toured America with the picture,
then came to Hollywood for Border
PATROL But he didn't like the
movies, and in 1921 joined the abortive
revolution of Governor Estaban Cantu
in Lower California. After gathering
planes and pilots in Los Angeles, Hall
saw all his plans upset when Cantus
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Mrs. Bert Hail, who stoicalIy follows
her husband wherever he goes.
Above right, Bert Hall as be looked
when member of the Lafayette
EscadrilIe.
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By Paul Harrison
HOLLY WOOD.

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The Washington times., 1937-02-18

"A BOYS WEARABLES. Originally
81 to $3.99). Lumberjacks, snow
suits, odd coats and suits. It'd
etc. Broken sizes. Your choice N&
27 BOYS CORDUROY ENSEMBLES.
(Originally $399.) Lumberj jackets
and Knickers to match. CD 44
Broken sizes .............Sp~ Sp~SAO
The Washington times., 1937-02-18
Infants Wear Specials

INFANTS S1.s5 COAT AND SLIP
OVER SWEATERS. White, @V NO
pink or blue. Each. .... Sp SNs1
39c SLIPS AND GERTRUDES. O&A
Sizes mo. to 3. Each .... %S
REG. 79c INFANTS HANDMADE
DRESSES. Sizes mo. to E0A
years. Each. OO
The Washington times., 1937-02-18

18O WOMEN'S FELT AND FABRIC
HATS. (Originally soc to 81 SDOA
Most all colors. Your choice SOE
172 PRS. IRREGULARS OF chill
DREN'S ANKLETS. I'm perfects, 19c
pair.) Broken sizes % prs. SDEA
and colors ........... %SC
$50 PCS. SECONDS OF WOMEN'S
RAYON UNDIES. In perfects would
be 29c.) Broken sizes. VOA
135 PRS. IRREGULARS OF GEL
SHEER HOSE I'm perfects, would
be 35c.) Broken sizes and TOA
colors. Pair ........... AOE
Ill KNIT BLOOMERS AND VESTS.
Originally 2 for 59c) Also Porto
Rican Gowns. Broken sizes. V0A
6dCn ....,.-..-. ~
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6TOTS' CHINCHILLA COATS. (orig-
tnnly d1ins ssi Pink S9iSS oT SIue st0G Raon a5n e
TOTS $1.15 JERSEY SUITS AND
DRESSES. Brown, green and ZzA
tan. Sizes to 6. Each. ......
RcATN RASENENTN
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Shoe Department


125 PRS. WOMEN'S CLOTH TOP
ARCTICS. Originally ACC to EAA
69c.) Sizes 21a to 4 only. Pr. Ivy
7S PRS. MEMS & WOMEN'S HOUSE
SLIPPERS. Originally 69c to NO6
81 While quantity lasts, pr. Toy
200 PRS. WOMEN'S STYLE SHOES.
Originally 81 to $1.9S.) Broken
sizes. Mostly narrow SOA
widths. Pair. r................ U~N
23O PRS. CHILDREN'S OXFORDS.
(Seconds of 81 and $1.39 grade.)
Sizes 81a to II in the group. S4&
ChiIdren's Department
Is PRS. TOTS SEPARATE SLEEP
zNs gi.ss rAs1s: ! so s: Saes ios1sln'll9 ase9 So
IS TOTS BATHROBES AND PAJA-
MAS. Originally soc to 79c.) O0Mk
Broken sizes. Your choice. coy
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REG. $1.25 PERFECT BIRDS Oh
EYE DIAPERS. 27x27. Doz.. O6L
TOTS REG. soc PAJAMAS. 2-pc.
EaoR E5sRnelss'e.' Sizes to H. Ae
S1.O9 Upper BABY BUNT- HAk
INGS. Attached hoods. Ea.. FN
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"A Mail Bride Gallant Young Wife battles 10" Las
Bv HAZEL LIVINGSTON

Edward came in, banged the door behind him. What may
ask is roing on? The girls leaning out Of the
side window taking it in. They call the fire department.
mr. a riot squad in a infinitely Shut up, can't you?'