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Evening star., 1937-06-17
j. s. DEBT MOUNTS
TO @,633,9)7,0)2
81, 1852, ,033,220 Added by
Treasury Bookkeeping.
Record. Set.
Bs the Associated Press

6S tne ASSoClAteo Ffen.
The Federal debt leaped upward to-
day to q record figure Of S36, ,633, ,so7..
8o2.so.
Bookkeeping transactions In the
Treasury added $l,352,o33, ,22o to the
gross debt on June IS, the daily Treas
ury statement showed today. The en-
tries boosted the total OF Government
obligations to point more than S2o,-
900, 0,o00,oO above the low of $16,02e,-
0a7,os7 on December 81. 1890, and
about $2.30o, 600. 900 above the debt on
the same day year ago.
Veterans bonus payments caused q
half-billion dollars Of the June Is debt
increase. Bonds to that amount were
issued to the Government life insur-
ance fund to compensate 1t for the
amount Of loans made to veterans on
their bonus certificates before the i'm
mediate payment plan was enacted.
The amount Of these loans we're de-
Quoted from each veterans account
before his bonus was paid. but the
transfer of the money from the Treas
ury's general funds to the life insur-
ance was delayed to ease the burden
OF bonus payments on the Treasury.
The other $500 ,00o, 900 debt increase
represented the amount of Treasury
notes sold recently in connection with
customary June financing. However,
about $300,o00,00o Of the proceeds Of
these notes has been set aside to retire
short-term Treasury bills and in q few
days the debt figures may drop to this
extent
On June Is. with only q half month
Of the fiscal year remaining, the cur
rent defcit WAS S2,s02,4ls,7 ,7ss.
Evening star., 1937-06-17
AMELIA EARHART
ENDS INDIA HOP
Round the World Flyer
Lands at Calcutta After
1,350-Mi|e Trip.
By the Associated PreSs,

CALCUTTA, India. June IL
Amelia Earhart landed her round-the-
world plane at Dumdum Airdrome
here today at 400 pm. (5:l6 am
Eastern standard time) after a 1850
mile hop across India from Karachi
Miss Earhart took of from Karachi
at 7:25.a.m Karachi time (8:55 pm.
Eastern standard time Wednesday,.
The flyer. who is making a leisurely
flight around the word. said she in
tended to take OF shortly after dawn
Friday.
She would remain overnight at the
airdrome. she said. to superintend ad-
justments to her twin -motored mono
plane.
Miss Earhart said her next destina-
ton would be Bangkok, capital OF
Siam. II she adheres to her planned
itinerary. she will 60 from Bangkok
to Darwin. Australia, by way of Singa-
pore. then Batavia, Dutch East In
dies. and Surabaya. Java, before start
ing across the Pacific.
MISS EARHART RIDES CAMEL.
Evening star., 1937-06-17

AAC NCaublAu1 lOuudIlSC UCLWCCu
them went quietly on the shoals about
six months ago. No fireworks. No re-
examinations. No letters returned,
woe is him. At the moment en-
amoured OF another lass, he mulled
over a thousand ways to recoup his
indiscreet epktles.
Finally he decided to try the old
frank and friendly approach. Just
made date or two with her, took
her to dinner, casually mentioned one
evening-"By the way. did ever send
back those letters of yours? No?
Don't believe you gave me mine either.
Well have to do that yes?"
They set time. place for the ex-
change. Lad went home exuberant, kept
the appointment next day. He handed
over the fat packet Of envelopes be
brought along. She handed over one.
too. They had drink. parted amiably.
As he left her at the door. she smiled
at him sweetly and said, Darling.
hope you don't mind, but I cheated a
little bit. I kept some Of the incest
ones"
SENTINEL.
A Chery Chase family Uhich
o,cns cocker spaniel lipes in daily
terror that the dog sometime Uill
dtscouer it Is not the great protec-
tor OF the American home as it
thinks.
The proud beast, obviously bark
ing under the illusion that it is the
Uorld's greatest match dog, has
chosen % far to sdve the home
only from squirrels, birds cats,
children on roller skates and any,
thing on motor cycle. ES
Evening star., 1937-06-17
WORK FOR PEACE
BY WOMEN URGED
Mrs. Mi|lard E. Tydings
Speaks Before Short
Course in Address,
BY the Associated Press.


COLLEGE PARK, Md, June H.
Mrs. Millard E. Tydings made her first
public address today, speaking on
Peace" at an assembly Of 800 Mary
land farm women attending their an
nual short course at the University
Of Maryland.
Since she became the wife of the
senior United States Senator from
Maryland the Washington society
woman has taken a steadily growing
interest in public affairs in the State
She has on one or more occasions
been hostess to Statewide groups of
women at Darlington, her husbands
Hartford County estate
In explaining to the farm women
that this was her first speech, Mrs.
Tydings said:
4 could not resist the opportunity
to speak with the people Of Maryland
particularly the women-about some
Of our current problems"
Urges Womens Influence.
She urged that the women OF Amer
lea inform themselves and use their
influence effectively for peace so that
the billions spent annually for war
and preparations for war might be
used for education and other con-
structive purposes.
Mrs. Tycings pointed out that s32,-
000, 100000 have been spent by so
governments for national defense in
the last flve years. She continued:
For this sum of money there could
be built Is Panama Canals, each as
great as the present Panama Canal
In addition to that. this sum of money
would rebuild every building of Amer
ican college and university IA times
over"
She said that while the United
States was not plunging headlong into
war preparedness expenditures like
some nations. this Nation does use as
much money annually for national de-
tense "as our people spend for boots
and shoes. for furniture and for mems
clothing"
Cost Of Battleship.
DO you know" she asked the farm
women, that the cost of a single
great modern battleship is greater
than the property assets of Yale. Dart
mouth, Harvard and Bowdoin? Think
of that. That, in a nutshell, proves
that the goal OF peace IS worth striv-
ing for"
Mrs. Tydings emphasized that she
did not mean that the Nation should
not have adequate preparedness in
case of war emergency, but that Ill
efforts should be bent towards elimi-
mating the necessity for war plans.
She suggested as practical war pre-
vention measures the fostering OF
international understanding, friendly
trade relations between nations and
the creation of an international policy
Of live and let live"
Each of us in our daily life" she
continued, must exert his or her in
fiuence upon public opinion and public
officials for the formulation of inter-
national policies that will lead the
world to the permanent pathway Of
peace, because we know the alternative
is 50 horrible to contemplate that if
We fail at peace, it may take US hun
dreds OF years to recapture the progress
which be boast OF at this time"
Evening star., 1937-06-17
BOO-G2.

NO MATTER how hard we tried,
lurking in the shadows Of the
War-State-Navy, popping of major
generals, admirals and military at
taches with our bean shooter. we've
never been able to make CO pay any
attention to us until this week. G2,
you know. is the Army intelligence
division. which has refused to be in
Inundated by the bean shooter or in
terested In our whiskers, which con-
ceal a bomb and loaf of French twist
bread (the latter has war debt angle
that CO never dreamed about.
Now, after long-last We are famous.
GO has acknowledged us officially. and
We can sink around town feeling like
a fairly ominous institution.
Recognition came via that story
about the game of chess in the Philip
pines-the one where several chess
scholars resorted to knives and guns
to settle fine technical point The
story was told by Lieut. Col Frank
Scowden Of the Industrial War Col
lege.
Col Scowden says half a dozen
friends clipped the item and sent 1t to
him within the next week.
So did GO, who cut. out the whole
Wayside column. pasted 1t up on a
formal notice plaque, had it delivered
to Col, Scowden by messenger. The
chess story was marked In red.
REVIEW.
Another neD service that tce'ue
put in around here due, to the
Vaccinations OF a young man in q
slightly cock-eyed neighboring de-
partment, is the telephonic book
reUeiW This lad, 1Dho is a hunlor-
-ist and ball boy BY profession, an
suered the telephone the other day
and uas greeted BY a lady 1Iho said
she wanted to- know something
about a certain book.
Book reUeiW editors the person
you uant." he said, thinking like a
mhip lash.
tc CUItu lftcfe una SLc Uut
OF her o11ce.' the lady pleaded.
please tell me about this thing.
It's called so They Eat Something
or Other or Let En- Eat Whatsit'"
Think / knoU the book you
nedn,' he said, giving her the cor
rect title. Well it pokes Jun,
gentle and otherwise, at Washing
ton society and certain individuals
therein. 1t is light, not bit sub
stdntidl. Makes good reading TOR
the train or the bath tub. Really
terry amusing"
Just uhat wdnted to know."
said the lady, Thanks"
you're uelcome," he said.
4
SUCCESS.
FELLOW we know around town has
been in q blue funk with yellow
trimmings lately because of some let
tiers he wrote couple of years ago.
They were addressed to a chlorine, who
happened to be the sort of lass that
comes into every young mans life at
least once, but not more than once II
he's lucky.
Evening star., 1937-06-17
Bunker Hill Day Observed.

BOSTON, June II R.-With snap
ping firecrackers, parades and flying
flags. the Charlestovn section Of Bos-
ton celebrated today q holiday en-
tirely its own-Bunker Hill day, 1920
anniversary Of the hard-fought Revo-
lutionary battle.
Evening star., 1937-06-17
Washington
Wayside
Tales
Random Observations
Of Interesting Events
and Things.
ALUMNI,

A NY ONE knowing Of an unem-
~ ployed wolf who would like to
~ borrow some sleeps clothing
- for night work should direct
same to the residence OF George H.
Reyes. at 1899 Seventeenth street.
At the moment the Reyes family has
accumulated large surplus of Sheep
skin around the house, their daughter
Mary Louise, having graduated from
Trinity College on June 8, their son
John having completed his law course
at Columbus University on June .,
another son, Richard. having been
among the graduates of Sacred Heart
Grammar School on June II, while
John Timothy Reyes finished St.
Johns High School on June IA.
That's all there Is to 1t. Just one
more feature of the tip service we con-
duct for our lupine friends.
Evening star., 1937-06-17
Reds Reap Insurance.

Special groups Of attorneys H Mos
COW. Russia. are reported b have
assisted $4,000 Soviet citizens III the
last year in obtaining payments df In
surance policies Of which they iwers
benehciaries tn the courts Of Amsrica.
Europe. Asia. Africa md Augtfalta.
Evening star., 1937-06-17
STRIKE MAY GROW
Turning Down Peace Offer, Work
ers Plan to Extend Walkout.

ers Plan to Extend Walkout.
SAN FRANCISCO, June II R).-
Strikers who rejected last night what
managers of Is strike-bound hotels
said was their best Offer for settle
ment Of the dispute that has tied up
the hostelries for IS days, today con-
sldered extending their walkout to
several hundred class B. hotels, res
taurants and bars.
Evening star., 1937-06-17
committee DIVIDES
TO DRAFT MEASURES
Roosevelt's Plan for Govern.
mental Reorganization to Be
Considered by Three Groups.

By the Associated Press.
The House Reorganization Commit
tee divided into three groups today to
draft bills for President Roosevelt's
recommendations to revamp the Fed
eral Government.
One subcommittee will study pro-
posals Affecting the controller generals
ONCE, another the recommendations
for single Civil Services administrators,
and the third will conSider the pro-
posed creation Of two new executive
departmsntA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-22
Gypsy Rose Lee Loses
Name BY Edict
By ANDREW R. KELLEY

Wv 7HILE nothing official has animated from the Will
M Hays office the subject the industry surmises
that the hand Of the movie overload is behind this
significant bullerem the offices Of Twentieth Century,
Fox pictures: @f@-
Twentieth CenturyFox has changed the Of Gypsy
Rose Lee to Louise Hovck which is her real She
is to be presented the dramatic actress and
the company therefore feels it appropriate that she should
make her screen debut under her real Her stage
..s~ CONTINUED O Back Page)
Evening star., 1937-09-09
APARTMENT IISTIN7S WANTED
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CLFV. PARK. 349a 34th ST.-A REAL
home, beautiful brick det., rms. > baths.
maids quarters. auto. heat. ami. garden.
BUNGALOW: 5 R.. RECEPTION HALL.
glassed sleeping porch: 'front.' back
porches:. oil heat; large dry basement;
beautiful location; large lot: ami: ga
rage: less than miles D. c. line on De-
Tense Highway, 100 #. from bus stop. Call
Greenwood 2664-J.
CHEVY CHASE d. C.-3 BED RMS, .
baths; garage; Sl25; october LIST. Cleve-
land 1858
LEASE-SIX LARGE ROOMS, 4 PORCHES,
detached, restricted, fast-Rrowing neigh-
borhood, northwest, S15 mo. Box 123-R,
Star.
DELIGHTFULLY."- SITUATED, NEAR 18th
end Harvard sts-Completely furnished S.
room home, oil burner. garage. Immediate
possession.
CHAS. S. MUIR & CO,
National 1895. 203 Southern Bldg
Evening star., 1937-09-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEARBY VA.--NEW 6-RM. BRICK HOUSE
on large. wooded corner lot; slate roof: >
place; > baths: fully screened Weather
stripped. excellently located in I0c bus
zone: price, 50 $50: generous terms. & r
LYTTLE. Columbia 73l3.
ARLINGTON-S4 .50O-MODERN S-ROOM
house h.-w.h.; newly decorated >, acre
close in Easy terms. Walnut 6959.
$3.50 DOWN. S42 so MO.-ATTRACTIVF,
broom Bungalow, Large Lot Shade
Garage; l0c Bus; S5,250. Walnut 6959.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS - 5-ROOM AND
path bungalow; glassed sleeping porch ;
NV n: ami; double garage corner lot
on paved street: !2 block bus: price, S4, $50
easy terms. ZANTzINGER CO, Green
wood 1919. a0s Balto. pike, Riverdaie. Md.
1918 NORTH ABINGDON ST, ARLING-
TON, Vs,-5-room, Cape Cod bung low
q N H. attractive lawn. garage. Walnut
Evening star., 1937-09-09
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON VA, 2300 NORTH KEN
more-Prvate home, 2 rms. Kitchen and
bath. furnished, h.-w.h.. refrigeration gas
and electricity and also hot water incl
reasonable to employed couple. Walnut
6s91.
SILVER SPRING-NEW CORNER APIS,
ready Oct. J.. Across street from school.
] block from shoppine center MARYLAND
REAL ESTATE CO, Shepherd 2401.
3 ROOMS UNFURNTSHED. $50 PER
month semi-private bath, light and gas
incl, Phone Bradley 345. %
1-ROOM. KITCHEN AND BASEMENT APT,
Sl5. broom apt. $50. Apply 90S BALTIC.
pike, Rlverdale Md.
FOR RENT-3-ROOM APT. sEMI-PRI-
vate bath; newly decorated couple. Tele-
phone Alexandria 3071-W.
TWO ROOMS, LARGE KITCHEN, SEMI
private bath, gas elec. heat incl. Call
Walnut 125S-M. after pm. 10*
60 JOHNSON AVE. EVANSVILLE, ND
z rooms. kitchen and bath, back porch.
Greenwood 1871
Evening star., 1937-09-09
COT OpFD YI.IC,,r.ND.1

COLORED. KINGMAN PARK
500 cash and S42 so per mo- 524 25th
pi; ne rooms. bath . rear porches:
sll modern improvements New-house con-
gltion. Bargain for $3.50. Call Mr..
Raine. Randolph BAL
200. WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1224 l4th st. NV Dist. 3347
a GOLORED BARGAIN, 757 HARVARD ST.
NV, M;W;~6 r and b. RECONDITIONED
and yards; located near ali conveniences;
EQUIPPED WITH OIL HEAT OWNER
MUST MUS SELL House will be B. AND L.
TERMS. same as rent you are now paving
At a PRICE THAT WILL MOST GER
TAINLY SURPRISE YOU. Phone MIR.
REID. North 2945
OUTHEAST-VACANT-
9TH and M sts set r. and bath
oTlck; hot-water heat; deep yard 3O-ft
aIiey. S4,950. Easy terms. Mr. Glidden,
. WAPLE &, JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST. NV DIST 2247
Evening star., 1937-09-09
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneer

SALE OF MEMS CLOTHING AND PER.
SONAL EFFECTS
Notice is hereby given that ON SATUR.
THIRTY-SEVEN, AT TWO O'CLOCK F. M.
l Will sell by public auction, at Weschlers S
9l5 Z ST: NV, to enforce my lien for
board and lodging. mems clothing radio
suit cases and personal effects left with
me by GEORGE MOORE and ED DUNN
All parties in interest please take notice
LULU H. ANDERSON.
1oOl Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
PROPOSALS.

the Director, National Geological Park.
Washington. D. c.. September 2. 1897.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
of September, 1897, and then publicly
opened, :. for furnishing approximately
$4,000 lbs. Of beef monthly for feeding to
animals during the three-month period
October to December 81. 1897. se7. SO
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
department. washington. p. c., until 10
furnishing corrosion resisting and high
tensile steel, to the Navy Yard Washing
ton. ID. C.. Apply for proposals to the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts HENRY
DEF MEL, acting paymaster general of
the navy. SEQ q
Evening star., 1937-09-09
lilo H NE. NEWsOM. Line. 2O71,
LOG r ST. NE

Has Just been put into NEw-HousE
CONDITION from TOP TO BOTTOM.
EVERYTHING NEW electric eaHipment
modernized. floor plugs in every room.
hoors scrapeo. sheliacked and vanished,
new inlaid linoleum on kitchen floor. new
gas RANGE, papered and painted inside and
out: VACANT AND READY FOR OC-
CUPANCY by the FIRST family that has
TIRED OF PAYING RENT and wants to
pay for their OWN HOME instead OF pay
ing for the OTHER FELLOW S PROPERTY
with their rent money Ii has g lovely
rooms. reception han. tile bath. full base
ment. Colonial front porch, , rear porches.
one screened. garage. LARGE front yard
terraced: located on a wide street in a
STRICTLY WHITE NEIGHBORHOOD.
joins the grounds of Mckinley High School
in a community Of HOME OWNERS. where
any family would be PROUD TO LIVE
Near stores schools. churches and has
the very best transportation facilities.
PRICED RIGHT ana FINANCED so that
any WORKING FAMILY CAN MEET THE
TERMS. Open all the time and we in
vite you TO inspect this house at once
Any reasonable offer will be considered.
Capital View Realty Co.,
Natl 9797. 925 N. Y. Ave. NV. North 2945
Evening star., 1937-09-09
$3.50 or

And 81 80 per mo. buys this new all-brick
home, located near high school. stores and
transportation in Chevy Chase area: this
nome has bed rms, , baths, recreation
rm, OIL heat. built-in garage, large screened
porch rock wool insulation and many other
desirable features not usually found in
homes offered at this price. Call now to
inspect.
Evening star., 1937-09-09
TOMORROW.
THOMAS j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS,
1431 EYE ST. NV


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN
AS PREMISES 1871 HOBART STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded in
Llber No. 705S, at folio 427 of the land
records of the District of Columbia we
snail sell in front of the premises. on FRI
DAY, THE TENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
AID. 1887. AT TWO-FIFTEEN O'CLOCK
PM. lot numbered sixty-eight (6S) in
square numbered twenty-five hundred and
eighty-elght (25SS) in the subdivision made
by the Shapiro Construction Company, Inc
as per plat recorded in the office of the
Liber 80 at folio 1919; subject to the build
ing restriction line as shown on said plat
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash: balance
In one, two and three years, with interest
at SIX per cent per annum, payable semi
annually; or II monthly terms desired
$1,000 cash. balance monthly, or all cash
at the option of purchaser, Deposit of
$500 required at time of sale Ter ms of
sale to be complied with within thirty lays
from date of sale, otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser. after five days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published
in the District of Columbia. or deposit may
De forfeited. or without forfeiting deposit,
trustees may avail themselves of any legal
or equitable rights against defaulting pur-
chaser. Further particulars at time of sale
stamps, etc. at cost of purchaser
w. G. SCHAFHIRT, Trustee
JOHN c. SCOFIELD, Trustee.
au30. Sc ,3.T0
Evening star., 1937-09-09
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
TRAILERS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE 1884 panel. Here is a special
proposition that will shock the local auto
INDUSTRY rms car. plus fire and theft
insurance, is Honestly Priced at $3.50
ray $50 down and 10 monthly payments
OF $50. No charge for financing Interest
oao3 OF ior otner services. owens Motor Co.,
Evening star., 1937-09-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MODERN BRICK COUNTRY HOME OF
dignity and beauty; convenient to city;
good elevation. fine view acreage. Priced
for quick sale: will Subdivide. S. r.
BAUER, Beulah rd Vienna, Va. District
300. branch ASS, or Vienna SEW. IL
IN VIENNA. VA. TEN RMS. AND BATH,
NV. heat. electricity: rs acres; fruit.
shade, outbuildings; near cars and bus:
$4,000, or Will exchange for ID. C. or
Arlington home. r. COTTON LEWIS.
owner, Clifton Sta. Va. Fairfax 194-J-1 .
LARGE, MODERN. LIKE NEW. VACANT
bungalow: two 50-ft. lots l4ft rooms,
9-ft. bath. full basement; Hyattsville; 20
mln. downtown $4,000 5000 cash.
GEO. G. WALKER. Greenwood | 800. IL.
ARLINGTON. VA.-BUILDER'S SACRI-
nee new Drick. Z r., full baths. fireplace,
large rooms plenty OF closets full base
ment. waterproof; laundry tubs, screened
IN porch. full window Screenr. equipped
Wlth oil burning unit: garage; concrete
driveway: large lot, sodded pretty shrubs:
one oiock OF new Lee Blvd; 10c zone:
2125 Lee Highway. PEET. Ciar. III. i.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
$3.50: Reas Down Mo Pay
Attract 5-rn.. 2-story brick with attic.
basement; insulated: JUST COMPLETED:
surrounded by big trees in new subdivision.
McCLAINE.
2lO0 Wilson Blvd Clarendon,
Na Inn
Evening star., 1937-09-09
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

LAKE JACKSON, VA.-LOVELY, SPA
ctous cabin for bldg. lots d. g. Met
1900, North 1900
BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD HOME, z ROOMS,
, baths: choice Sc. location: brand-new
cheap at $3.50. Small payment down
or consider water front cottage. farm or
investment property. Greenwood 1922
65 LOTS, CLEAR; SOME FOR ROW
houses, some for detached; NE section:
ready for building; make good terms viii
trade whole or part for improved property
farm, etc. Call Greenwood 2232 evenings
or see MR.. KING, zoos 1lth st. NV,
Evening star., 1937-09-09
FOREST HILLS,
Sis Sacrifice

Beautiful det. brick home built last year
at cost exceeding $4,000. lot lO0XI25.
extraordinary purchase due to owner Ieav-
ing city. call Adams 6l73 Tor inspection
Evening star., 1937-09-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

REPossESsED DETACHED HOUSES
S2,750 to $4,000. Chevy Chase D. G.,
nearby Va. and Nd Federal housing
cash. Telephone for list Brokers, atten-
ton. FULTON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st.
W. DIST. $3.50. Ewes, Clev. 5091
LYON VILLAGE 1902 N. HARTFORD ST.
- rooms. bed rooms, large lot ami;
electric refrigerator. automatic heat; one
block TO bus ana stores. Open afternoons.
Adams 5932-W. %
Evening star., 1937-09-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CLEVELAND PARK.

A lovely home with nearly a third Of an
acre OF ground, many trees and fine land
bee autifuI condition and has charm. -Four
bed rooms bath and extra lavatory; auto
matte heat A real bargain at S12.250.
BOSS & PHELPS. National $500. Evening,
call M Miller- Cleveland OH
Evening star., 1937-09-09
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN

Ideal Groom home fireplace. tiled bath
oak floors. Must be seen to be appreciated
only $500 cash, $50 month. Key at H C
MNAa6NOR 26O5 Brentwood I'd. ne. North
Evening star., 1937-09-09
GOSS REALTY co.
$500 Wisconsin, Ave Wrieo 0e-o
OppOrtunity Knocks for You.

SS75O-Close to Western High. junior
high and elementary schools is this at
traetlve stone-front home Of 6 rooms and
Dath; The home of one family since it
was putt. It offers charming new home
1Qr another family al low cost. Is now
peing entirely reconditioned and If prompt
action is taken. new owner may select wall
paper. A splendid chance to establish your
nome in a fine neighborhood.
II. @. SmithV Co