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The daily independent., 1937-04-15

/ Sir Walter Raleigh and Virginia
Dare, books which eXCived the in
tereSt of the English toward the
new world, documents connected
with the voyages. articles illus
trating actual attempts at colon
i22tion. costumes, pictures OF the
co.oniStS. pictures of Queen Eliza
beth Sir Francis Drake. Ralph
Lane, AmadGS and Barrow. John
White and others, Steene'S paint
ingS, Jacques BuSbee'S paintings
of the Roanoke section, collections
Of Raleigh's books. early editions,
etc, ship models. firearms and
rTany other interesting articles
connected with the colonization.
WPA officials. the Roanoke CO..
ony Memorial association and
State historians were assured by
Park service officials that they
were in complete harmony with
the work being done at Fort RAJ
eigh and were very much interest
ed in the fine restoration of the
colonist'S fortifiCationS as carried
out by WPA and the work will
stand as it is at present. 4 splendid
accomplishment by the men be-
hind the project.
If Park service should take over
the work of restoring the site, it
will be at some future date a year
hence. and will in no way inter
fere with the Anniversary Celebra-
ton this summer.
Park Service officials who came
to Manteo today were r. E. Apple
man, Park Service Historian, who
was sent by the National Director
of National Park Service, A. 2
Cammerer. Washington, D. c., and
R. A. Wilhelm of National Park
Service at Yorktown, Va. WPA
officials were. Leo A Wallace, E.
L. Winslow and C. c. McGinnis all
State officials of the Works Pro-
greSs Administration.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
Pair of Legs Almost
Made the Old Boy
Lay His Bible DOUn

The way women dress Tor don't
dress continues to distrurb the
chaste mind Of farmer J. @. Brown
of Salem Township who posts the
following letter TO this newspaper:
Are there a lot CT women who
are going to have to answer for
a lot of things they wear or fail
to wear that they may or may
not be aware Of?
Il have been thinking about this
since an old gentleman told me
about an experience he had on the
streets some time ago. One beauti-
full summer morning he had start
ed to the Mems Federation, his
mind centered on high and holy
thoughts. He said he happened to
look up and the first thing he saw
was the shadowy form of a pair
of the prettiest legs he ever saw,
twinkling back and forth under
a filmy skirt between him and the
light. He said his feet got tangled
up and he liked to have fallen
down. Now if he had, and broken
an arm or a hip, who would have
been responsible?
1T must needs be that offenSC
come but woe unto that person
by whom the offenSe cometh.'
This subject was brought fresh
to my attention by the burial Slay-
ing of Veronica Gedeon and two
others. Was some sex pervert STIR
red up by her semi-nude pictures?
The tragedy OF such pictures
and the strip teasers is that in
nocent girls and women get teased
beyond endurance by men whose
passion has been stirred. How long
will women stand for such cheap
exploitation Of their SeX?"
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
Big Business Is
Making Progress
Annual Reports of COrpo-
raiiOns Show Marked In
crease Over 1886
BY MAN BUCKINGHAM

New York. April l4.-;UP)-Ma-
jor American corporations today
reported to stockholders that hrSt
quarter business was far in excess
of a year ago-some at record
Ievels-and that future prospects
were good.
The reports resulted in the mar
ket advancing again under lead OF
steel shares. Near the close profit
taking developed and gains were
cut. but on the whole the market
finished firm.
Among the various reports were:
Air RedurtiOn-MarCh business
81 per cent over February and the
largest in history. Profits sub
stantialiy ahead of a year ago al
though labor costs higher, ac-
cording to president c. E. Adams.
Western UniOn-FirSt quarter
net income will show a gain OF
about S4l2.OOO over the 1886 per-
iod. President R. B. White said
the outlook was reasonably en-
Couraging.
General FoodS-VOlume of buSi-
ness in the first quarter this year
largest in the company'S history.
According to President Clarence
Francis. the outlook is hopeful.
American Radiator & Standard
Sanitary-SaleS for this year will
break all records for the present
company formed in 1929. Chair
man c. NJ. WoOiley said. Sales Will
run rs per cent ahead Of year
ago. Business in the first quarter
was 80 per cent ahead Of a year
ago.
Sloss Sheffield Steel & IRON
Business in the first quarter was
80 1-3 per cent above the cores
ponding 1886 period. The company
according to President Hugh Nor
row. is operating at capacity and
business on the books is sufficient
to continue operations on all four
furnaces in the second quarter.
Westinghouse EleCuic-OrderS
booked in the first three months
tota,ed s74.242, ,584. largest in the
company'S history. and untitled
orders on March 81 totaled S73.-
T35. 1926. largest since 1928. Orders
booked in the y months ended
March 81 were So per cent greater
than a year ago.
Ceianese-Chairman G. H.
Whigham reported that earnings
in the first quarter approXimated
Sl.lO a common share compared
with 46 cents in the 1885 quarter
and said that judging by current
business. earnings for the second
quarter will be larger than those
of the first.
Republic Steel-The company.
according . Chairman T. NJ.
Girdler. made more money in the
first quarter than the s4,455. .7So
earned in the full year of 1885.
The company is operating at 80
per cent Of capacity. Grdler said
increases in steel prices had not
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
NEW YORK COTTON
Fortune Goes to Science

London. (UP)-The entire $10,-
100000 fortune of the late Sir
Henry Welcome, British manufac-
turing chemist, who died last July,
will be used to further medical and
scientific research. BY the terms
of his will, al the shares of his
worldwide business have been
vested in trustees, and no single
person will in future derive any
direct benefit from them.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
Dare Celebration
Will Not Be
Harmed
Park Service and WPA Of
iicials Agree On That
Point

Manteo. April l4-OfficialS OF
the National Park service met
with WPA officials at Manteo on
Tuesday morning in regard to the
Roanoke Colony Memorial cele-
bration this coming summer. The
recent agitation with reference to
the National Park service taking
over the Fort Raleigh project on
Roanoke Island, as far as can be
learned. was a little premature
and will remain in its present
state until some time next year
and will in no way interfere with
the celebration this summer.
Officials state that the change
TO Park service has been discussed
for some time but will not take
place for some time to come.
The matter of removing the
present models Of buildings within
the fort will be decided upon at
some future date, when and If
Park service takes the project
over. Officials of Park service and
state historians explained that the
buildings reproduced and the fort
itself are as nearly accurate as
could be aScertained in the short
time allotted them before the pro-
iect began, by research and as
historical data provided. The fort
is located. as far as could be learn
ed. on what is supposed to have
been the original site Of the early
settlers Notifications.
Back in 1900, when the old
Roanoke Colony Memorial asSo-
citation was formed. it was with
the idea of preserving the site as
a memorial to the bravery and
perseverance Of the English set
tiers who colonized our shores,
making us an English-Speaking
nation. This memorial association
has carried on through the inter-
vening years until the present
time when the project was APPROX
ed by our national government,
restoring Fort Raleigh as a SYM
bolic memorial to Sir Walter Raj
eigh'S colony who following their
disappearance after colonizing
these shores. three hundred and
fifty years ago, became known as
the Lost Colony. These buildings
are symbolic of the early settle
ment and as far as anyone knows
might we'll be authentic. The
chapel within the fort was built
as a memorial to the Christianity
of the settlers and to the baptism
of Virginia Dare, the first child
of English parents to be born in
this country.
The Three Hundred and Fiftieth
Memorial celebration to take place
at Fort Raleigh during July and
August has attracted worldwide
attention and will bring thousands
of tourists to Roanoke Island to
witness the pageant drama to be
presented during the celebration.
The museum was not intended
to be an authentic reproduction of
any building of that time, but was
constructed to house the relics
and museum articles to be dis
played of historical interest to this
section and having connection
with Sir Walter Ra 'hgoolcSieln
with Sir Walter Raleigh'S colony.
DR.. C. c. Crittenden, secretary
of the North Carolina Historical
commission, is in charge of secur-
ing the museum display and 18th
century relics only will be permit
ed in the exhibit. DR.. Crittenden
assisted by historians assigned to
the work, is now collecting the
exhibit which will be brought
down by truck and will consist of
John Whites drawings, statues of
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
SUFFOLK PEANUTS

Peanuts at Suffolk were quoted
as follows:
JumboS, Az to 434;
Runners. 4A;
Bunch. Az.
Market firm.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15

Dudley, N. c., April 14.-U.P)-
Ambitious thieves last night stole
the 400-pound brass bell from the
SU-ep!e of Dud!ey'S only church.
Police found the bell today in
a junk yard at Wilson. 1t had
been broken into small pieces and
old as scrap metal.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15

compensated for the advances II
wages and materials.
As additional reports come
through they naturally will attract
attention of trades and bring
selective buying in the market.
Many major operators, however
continue to withhold commitments
fearing a secondary reaction.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
Havana's Famous Castles

Among Havana's famous castles
are the Castle Of the Front, which
dates from the Fifteenth century;
Atores castle, the Hill tower of he
Seventeenth century. Principe cas-.
tie, the Tower of San Larar and
Chourera Castle tower Of Sixteenth
century design.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15

The Street" today talked about
The report that at least one IN
vestment trust was selling motor
shares. fearing that picture Will
be upset by heavy competition
from Ford. National Supply first
quarter estimated around 81 a
share. American Car q Found
ry earnings for the year estimated
around rs cents a share. FIRE
stone first six months estimated
as high as Sl.4O a share.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15

Selma, Ala, April IA. -(U.P)-
Sclma'S city council. always care
full to protect its citizens, today
approved an ordinance prohibit
ing persons under the influence
Of liquor or narcotics from oper-
ating on airplane over thL, mu-
niCipality."
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
RECORDERS COURT

For operating his car with i'm
proper license, Paul Waldrop,
West Main street resident, was
taxed, was taxed with the costs
of costs of court by Recorder, w,
c. Morse, Jr., yesterday.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
WITH THE
COURTS
FEDERAL COURT

Because they were unable to
raise $500 bond each. Jack Will
liams and Oscar Blanchard, Per-
quimans county Negroes, were
lodged in PaSquotank county Jail
yesterday for alcohol tax law Vio-
The daily independent., 1937-04-15

F,rsl Unceh BoUk ""'i'r,"
,;,;,,ra,us IS rcpur!td To be |
rreak who cullct teu BOOKS
, large scale. '-.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
LOCAL MARKETS

Following are the offering prices
to the producers on Elizabeth City
markets at the close of business
hours yesterday
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
QU1RKS
In The NeUs
By UNITED PRESS

New York, April IA. -(U.H)-
Frederick Hayward, sitting on
the steps of a bank, told Patrol
man Michael Carney that he had
broken his leg. Carney was Skep-
tical. Hayward lifted hij trousers
and showed the broken leg - a
wooden one.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15

New York, April l4.-tU.P)-MrS.
Gertrude DreWes, knocked down
by an automobile, got up to get
he name of the driver. There
wasn't any driver. The parked car
had rolled down a hill.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
Elizabeth City
Transportation Schedules
NORFOLK SOUTHERN

NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Bus Line
Northbound-Lv. -8:35 a. m; 100,
4:4O. 8:45. 1875 p. m.
Southbound -Lv. $3.50 a. m;
lao. $40. l1:OO p. m.
Manteo connection.
Raleigh connection.
Railroad
Northbound-Lv. 3:O7 p. m.
Southbound-Lv. 11:17 a. m.
MackeyS- -Edenton Ferry
Leave Edenton: TOO, $50 a. m;
CSouthbound 100, 400 p. m.
Leave Mac&eys SEQ, 11:00 a. m;
CNorthboundD 2:3O, 500 p. m.
C2oe Cha-lcs-Little Greek Ferry
Leaves both points: TOO. 900,
Ills a. m; 1870, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45, 1000 p. m.
Norfolk. Old Pcint, Cape Charles
Ferry
EOrthb0und: Ly. Norfolk 9:20
q. m; 800 p. m.
SOuthJound - LV. Cape Charles
G:1J a. m: 1920. AIS p. m.
DnAr IIN-ES
Norfolk:
Elizabeth City Carolina Line
Foot Colonial Avenue
-Ni-Lvs. 100 p. m. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
WanchCsc. NIanns Har5or, Stumpy
Point:
The Wanchese Line
rs Dock Foot Burgess Street
Hattie Crcef and o. T. & Lloyd,
Jr.-Lvs. Y noon daily except
Sunday and Monday.
East Lake, Buffalo City, Gum
Neck:
Alligator River Line
Ms Dock Foot Burgess Street
EeSsie NJ. Lewis-LvS. 900 a. m.
Mondays and Thursdays.
Gum Neck and Alligator Line
Isle of Surry-LvS. foot Colonial
avenue 200 a m, Mondays and
Thursdays.
Columbia:
Columbia Boat Line
Foot Colonial Avenue
Nancy LCe-LyS. II noon Thurs
days.
HatteraS:
Foot Burgess Street
Kathleen and c. H. MalliSon-Lvs.
600 p m, Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Ecdanthc, Avon, Buxton:
Foot Fearing Street
The Jones-Lvs. 800 p. m. or
Wednesdays.
The daily independent., 1937-04-15

OLD NEWSPAPERS for col,
per per ID. in 25-lb, bqnd,%r' % Sale, a
100 lbs. for 85c. The ID S9Ss.
h
The daily independent., 1937-04-15

SPECIAL 81 WASH? GREASE =
co. and SimGnizr a., .'oA' m',.' d.
Let Sprull'S Service Sr9IiA.., IiA. %@elt
psi0 !,
The daily independent., 1937-04-15

Confectionery II

DELICIOUS HOT DOGS and cold
drinks. Quick and efficient ser
vice. Denwood'S Confectionery.
pH0nn 500 pAl0-l6
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
Closing Prices
LeadingStocks
n. Y. Market

New York, April IA. -U.R)-
) OCks, final prices:
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
Norfolk Markets
Reported by w. C. Mitchell q co.
Eggs and Poultry:

Packing House Products
Reported by Armour q Co.
Fresh Meats and Lard:
The daily independent., 1937-04-15

PHONE 376-SPRING'S HERE
Have YOUR clothes cleaned and
pre- sed. Whitehurst Cleaning
Work-Water Street. cAo-lI
The daily independent., 1937-04-15
ADS
2l Special Notices
For Sale

SIX ROOM country home on riv-
er road, near Week.ville highway.
Big lawn with shade trees, out
buildings. Phone 788.
CALAIS
Evening star., 1937-09-26
ARLINGTON.

NEARLY NEW
Lovely English Normandy home. 8 rooms
and sleeping porch. glass enclosed shower:
!OO% E.-P. insulation: s2x13O corner lot;
traction of original cost. 1915 N. Vernon ST.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
FOR COIORED
REAL ESTATE ExcnANcE

BROKERS ATTENTION - BUNGALOW
and garage apartment, In West Palm
vcinty 81 D. cs'nensf e sonMEp IN prope5ty r5s iii X
sIx-RoOM BRICK DWELLING IN WASH
~ G.. well financed. excellent location. for
Fla Hox q aoaT property in Miami
BROOM HOUSE. PAINTED INSIDE AND
out' N Blueneld. w. Va, exchange for farm
sfatss 81 Marylsnd; nor vIrslnis or Southeastern
WILL TRADE MY $1,000 EQUITY IN
mnodern 6,room suburban bungalow. on
nave some cash. Box 309-r, Star. 90
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
aa4s TsoSnd fsPdm, fMp1ERS S,rl ABOUT
Pleasant section. Adams 1855.
FINEST TREE-cOvERED HOME SITES
IN IN. Roes q Greek G Park Estate Ia5 it; 'front.'
oSerloofine oye eeep BARK On P0DlaT AR, Lane Hilltop
Owner will exchange farm or business s'rT@n nyop.
erty or sell for cash. Phone District 1851
or write Box 24s-S. Star
offers $4,000 Southern home: hours mo-
torine distance: Winter blooming. semi
tropical plants. Adams 5Ois.
IA brARMM7o aR,i;n; ACRES. WASH co. MD;
apt or rooming house Cleveland 1908
IRVING sT;-.s LARGE. BRIGHT ROOMS
IL. ideal for roomers or two families
ierms or small house as first payment:
1850. Call Berwyn 1913.
CHEVY CHASE. MD
a neautliul, new, center-halI Colonial brick.
: rms baths; Tot lift. front and con-
tains ABOUT $1,000 so. IT,; handsome trees
erty. OWNER. Georgia 44O4.
LARGE HOME. 2 BATHS CENTER HALL:
beautiful grove: MONTGOMERY County "a
min from downtown. Out-of-town owner
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 7Qln ry..
Evening star., 1937-09-26

Attractive Corner-Trees.
Lovely 5-room. bath, modern home, fire.
pace; new-house condition; bargain,
Lyon Park. 7-room stone home, oil
neat. being completed: value IS, 500.
owner must sell: $3.50.
Country Club section. bed rooms, 2
natns. oil heat. large tree-covered site;
unusual at $13.95O
CHAMBERS 4, TALLMAN,
z2lg wilson Blvd. Clar. 1900 and 1O3-R
S45 PER MONTH; $500 DOWN; LOVE-
ly new 5-rm. bungalow. $3.50; OIL
Alr-cond. basement; attic Walnut 695Q
Evening star., 1937-09-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
COY BUNGALOW, 2 RMS. KIT. Law.
and toilet: cleo, running water. stone fire-
place; adults; S25 month. LINDSAY
ESTATE. Lanham. Md.
ROOMS, BATH, FURN OCTOBER TO
June. $25 month. WALTER B. ISHER-
WOOD, Washington Grove Md. Phone
Gaithersburg 31-R.
OAKTON, VA-5-RM. BUNGALOW, GA
rage, l y A., $50 mo-: Oakton railer at
Rosslyn or out Lee Highway. MR.. ROB-
ERTSON.
HYATTsvILLE. MD-UNFuRNIsHED; Q
rooms. kitchen. bath, heat. lisht, gas, S35.
Greenwood 0951.
S32. 5O--2 ROOMS KITCHEN. PRIVATE
bath, h.-w. heat; gas and elec. included;
adults. Greenwood 195p-W. IA Marshall
ave. Colmar Manor. Md.
TO COUPLE: PART OF FIvE-ROOK
Takoma Park. Inspect Sunday.
COUNTRY HOME, AMI, NEAR FALLS
Church. furnished or unfurnished. 500 per
month. Might take less, long lease.
Phone Falls Church $50.
WALTER HGHTS., .VA.-6-ROOM HOUSE
and bungalow: ami; fireplace: nice cond.:
1881 or Clar. 616-J-i2.
s-ROOM. FRAME BUNGALOW. COM
pletely furn. throughout; % Ridge st.,
Seat Pleasant, Md: rent, S425O. D. g.
JOSEPH. 6lst and Dix ne. Lincoln 6T71.
AURORA H1Lls-UNFUR, 3-RM. APT,
2nd H.. priv. bath; oil heat, cleo furn.
CAL stser 5 pm; 7ss 23rd st.. 9. Arlins.
Continued on Next PsseJ
Evening star., 1937-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CLEVELAND PARK. PORTER sT.@SENn.
get. rms. baths, oil heat. elec. refr
SIX ROOMS SCREENED PORCH. AUTO
matte heat and refrigeration: beautiful
surroundings, nice location. Good terms
Emerson 1896.
SILVER SPRING,
SALES AND RENTS
WAPLE &, JAMES. INC,
Silver Spring ONCE
$3.50 georgia Ave. Shepherd 5000
Evening star., 1937-09-26

BROKERS. ATTENTION - BUNGALOW
ana garage apartment, In West Palm
beacn. Fla exchange for property in
| 1T. NV. IA
Evening star., 1937-09-26
owner and Builder on Premises.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES

ARLINGTON-$4,15O
Modern. rms. newly decorated: u
,crs; ~ close IN; $500 down. S47.5O mo.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALG.
$3.50

BRICK BUNGALOW,
Nr. River Rd. and Western Aye.
dition: III blocks from bus Not only .
splendid home but really an Investment.
INVESTIGATE.
Dist. 7741. Ewes. Emerson 1897.
Evening star., 1937-09-26
HOUSES WANTED 70 euY-

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
p PAY CASH FOR HOUSE: PREFER BRICK
SsAErT SzSH g0s eoR oaRagns ne S1M
CASH FOR HOMES N GOOD SECTIONS,
p.res Res ss7s extension &C. pssferFed 81 Phone
wANTED-5-ROOM BUNGALOW. MOD
ern. Will give lots 5Ox14O, Conduct I'd,
near w st.. also some cash. Box 394-T.
rFFs 81. Sa1 e zaIf.S nG
less box sss-T: Star. wv poo nv"
WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER,
s14hi.d snail modern der house, house or nungalow II
BOZ 142-s Star. -'~'''''
MT. PLEASANT. COL HTS. UPPER 14th
Adams 47ss or i435 Meridian pl. NV.
IMMEDIATE CASH! ROW OR DETACHED
Adams 47s6 or 1435 Meridian pl. NV.
CASH FOR DETAcHED HOUSE. 9 or 7
ALL CASH AT ONCE FOR ANY BRICK OR
!ss s5ss s'sss w sf2Ss|ss &2ssSs
1908. Eve. and Sun. Geo. $500. 1126 Vt ave.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
White Or colored, any condition; z 4.
I HAVE $l:500,0o TO INVEST IN BRICK
onth IN Tsns Sot d6sr f6Sm $500 40 to seoo9
NEAR qAR FAR oE 81, BUS; Two 5vT i RE1 nD, ROOMS
BOX AIT, STAR -
Evening star., 1937-09-26
A QUALITY LIST.

BETHESDA,
Brick Colonial, rooms and nursery
room, large open porch, electric kitchen,
iuii basement oil heat, detached garage;
SIg2o. Built and 1ou occupied by owner,
For further details call Wise 5421 %.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW-s-ROOM DWELL
ing, large lot, lust the place for your
home. Good terms; S7,750.
Georgia ave.-Large lot, 40 900 feet,
h-room house. excellent for home or
rooming house; all modern Improvements;
Sl0.50O
One-acre tracts north of District line.
cement highway. less than one-half hour
from White House: churches schools.
stores convenient; city conveniences.
Aeie. ioouls -------------AlO2
10 acres. 10 rooms " 15 600
LOTs-ACREAGE
Chevy Chase View. Kensinston, Georgia
ave. Layhill rd.. Colesville pike; 80 to
lO0,H. front; monthly payments II de-
sired: S40O to 500 each; small acreage
tracts; per acre. $500
HARRY NJ MARTIN.
II Dresden ST.. Chevy Chase View.
Phone KenSinRfnn ES
Evening star., 1937-09-26
COLONIAL HOME.

BUILT ABOUT 1880.
12-room mansion with brass locks. split
lathS. freplaces with original mantels
wide flooring snd slave quarters. In soune
restoration. A home rich in tradition and
historic lore: an unexcelled example OF
D. G.; so acres Of land with beautiful view
Price. S16,sOO: $500 cash balance $50
and interest per month. Shown by. ap-
pointment and offered exclusively by Mason
Hrst. Annandale, Va. at the end Of Co
lumbia pike. Phone Alexandria s69-J-1.
Closed SundaYG
Evening star., 1937-09-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SVbVkbAN FKVPEKJI FOX YALE.
COLLEGE PARK - LARGE 7-ROON
house; AMI: lot 1O0x15O: $1,000. Ber-
Wyn 132-M-X. or address Box lin. Star.
GROOM AND BATH COLONIAL HOME IN
garage: easily made into apts.; pay for
home by renting one. Phone Lincoln 1O420
After { pm.
Halfway on easy terms Suitable for home.
tourist camp club, gas station. grocery
store. repair station. barbecue stand and
Washington. Box 25O-T. star
RIVERDAIE, MD.-7-ROOM HOUSE
good furnace: lot 9Ox16O: near car and bus
line; double sarase, large fish pond. chick
srs and shrubbery; Prize, $4,000. Small
and principal. Phone Greenwood 17es-R.
Evening star., 1937-09-26

3-Acre Place Near Falls Church:
Handsome, Commodious, Modern.
prideful little estate. unusually lovely
home; z rms. bath. noored attic. base
ment. hot-water heat. elec. water heater,
elec. range. FriEidaire; handsome con-
Meeting front and side porches: 2-car ga
rage: handsomely handicapped grounds.
lovsIy shade trees. artistic rockeries. privet
ana lilac hedges: f7-a. garden spot. "a
pasture for cow. poultry. trucking: i blk.
70 trolley Is minutes to town. real
sonable terms. See today
ROBERT S. HANSEL. INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg. Arlington Va
Phone Clar. 400. or Falls Church 43O-J-l
Evening star., 1937-09-26
80 Acres, 8 Rooms-SlO.OOO

Located "a mile off Lee Highway 13
miles from Washington. A beautiful coun-
try home OF rooms center hall cellar
porches. electricity. barn. etc; 80 acres
productive land; large orchard, pretty
woodland. deep well. Myers pump. spring.
stream. Aged owner retiring: 81 600 cash
bal. easy. MARTIN T. WEBB & SON
Annandale Va. p o. Fairfax phone
Alexandria S1R-W-2