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Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
OVER 5000 TREATED In
ANTI-DIPHTHERIAD DRIVE
Health Centers Throughout State
Offer Weekly Clinics

State anti-diphtheria work, with
the completion of school immuniza-
ton programs, and of sumner
round-ups" will now be concentrat-
ed in child health clinics at the CEN
ters throughout the state.
In the school immunization pro-
gram. treatments were administered
to over 5000 children. while the sum-
mer roundup total is expected to
reach another thousand. Such or
ganizations as Parent-Teacher AS
sociations, Home Demonstration
Clubs. Oranges, and women's clubs
have cooperated actively with local
boards of health, school authorities,
Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28

The winners in this contest we're:
First prize winners: Rosanna Mes
sick, Houston; Anna Mae Hendricks
Harrington; Geneva Thompson, Far
mington; Charlottee King. Hartly.
Second prize winners, Hilda Patey,
Houston; Pauline Dakota, Harring-
ton; Margaret Analore, Hartly;
Ruth Ann Draper, Pennington.
Judges for this were: Mrs. Annette
Butler, Camden; Miss Alma E. See
ley. Dover: Miss Laura Rutherford.
Mrs. Helen Mckinley, New
ark.
The roll call of clubs is feature
of the program anticipated ~ all
of the club members. Each club re-
spends with an original stunt. song.
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Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
$50 TO GRADUATE AT
DELAWARE JUNE 7
Final Examinations Started Yester-
day, VIII Be Completed Thursday

University of Delaware will grad
uate a joint class Of about $50 young
men and women at the commence
ment exercises on Monday, June 7th.
The Delaware College class will
number about IS and the Women's
College IS. This will be one of the
largest joint classes in the history
OF the institution.
The custom established last year
OF having no special commencement
speaker will again be carried out
this year. There may be a few re-
marks at the commencement exer-
cises by one or more members of the
faculty and announcements by DIR.
Walter Hullihen. president of the
university, and William H. Heald.
chairman of the board OF trustees.
Final examinations started at the
University on Thursday of this week
and will close Thursday of next
week. The complete program for
commencement has been announced
as follows:
Friday. June 4th, p. m. tstandard
timel - Women's College senior
dance, Old College.
Saturday. June 5th, 10 a. ms-Meet-
ing of the trustees, Old College: 1.30
p. m, the annual Alumni VS.. Varsity
baseball game, Frazer Field; 8 p. M,
Women's College class day exercises,
Mitchell Hall; p. m, President and
Mrs. Hullihen receive seniors. grad
yates. faculty and visitors, The
Knoll; 5 p. m. Alumni business
meeting, West Wing. Old College; 6
p. m. Alumni dinner. Old College;
9 D. M, Fraternity reunions.
Sunday. June 6th. 10 a. m.-Bac-
sermon. the Rev. r. L.
Calhoun, Ph.D., OF Yale University,
Hall; D. m. organ recital
by Firmin swimmer, Mitchell Hall.
Monday. June ,7th, 10.15 a. NJ
Academic procession; 1880 a. m.
exercises, announce
ments of scholarships and prizes.
of degrees. Mitchell Hall;
, a. M. Delaware College farewell |
hop, Old College.
Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
JUNE IL LAST DAY FOR
1897 WORK SHEETS
1887 Agricultural Conservation Pro-
gram Plans Must Be In By Thursday

Saturday, June 18th has been iixed
as the last day on which work sheets
for the 1887 Agricultural Conserva-
tion program will be accepted by
the county offices. This announce
ment was made by r. o. Stelzer. ex-
tension economist a the University
OF Delaware. who is In charge OF the
educational phases OF the conser-
vation program in Delaware. after
he had received word of the deadline
date from Washington.
The June IL deadline applies to
all seven states In the East Central
region, including Delaware. Mary
land and Virginia. Farmers who
have not filed work sheets by June
18th will not be eligible 10 apply tor
payments under the 1887 program
unless they have filed work-sheets
for the 1886 program. Steizer point
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Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
PET OWNERS URGED
TO WATCH FOR RABIES
Should Keep Pets From Having Con-
tact With Strange Animals

Merely ehaining pets in the yard
is not sufficient protection against
contraction of rabies. warns Clar-
ence S. Foster. chief game warden.
Delaware Fish and Game Commits
sion. While rabies continue to ap-
pear in northern New Castle County.
residents of the Delmarva peninsula
should keep their pets from having
any contact with strange animals.
II is not necessary that an animal
appear rabid to be infectious. nor
need it bite another animal to trans
nit the disease. Mr. Foster states:
the disease may be passed on
through transmission of saliva from
an infected animal to a cut in the
body of a non-infected animal.
Another dangerous practice, he
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Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
HISTORICAL GROUP
FORMS in SUSSEX
DIR. Rowland G. Paynter Is Named
President; Plans of Society Outlined

The organization of the Sussex
County Historical Society took place
last Friday in the Zwaanendael
House at Lewes. when officers were
elected and the functions of the new
organization outlined.
DR.. Rowland G. Paynter. Of George
town, was elected president. Hous-
ton Wilson, OF Georgetown, execu-
tive secretary. Mrs. Virginia F. Gull
len. Lewes, recording secretary. and
Miss Anna r. Nichols. Lewes. trea-
surer.
The society agreed to sponsor the
publication of an historical book on
Eastern Sussex, to be compiled by
the federal writer's project and is
sued in the late summer or early
fall. Anthony Higgins, managing
editor Of the project, and Freeman
C. Bishop, both Of the Wilmington
office, spoke in connection with the
proposed book. DR.. Paynter ap-
pointed an organization committee
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Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
LOCAL MAN BURNED
WHEN TORCH EXPLODES
Elzey Donovan Seriously Burned
Last Saturday Morning

Elzey Donovan of Milford was
seriously burned last Saturday NOR
ming when blow torch exploded in
the rear yard of his home on Wash
ington street, South Milford. He was
preparing to tar the roof of his
house and had lighted the torch. 1t
exploded and burning gasoline was
spattered. setting his clothing ON
fire and burning his legs, arms and
body. Neighbors smothered the fire
and Donovan was taken to the Mil
ford Emergency Hospital where his
condition, while still serious, is I'm
proving. n
Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
STATE HOMEMAKERS TO
MEET JUNE 13 TO 16
Second Annual Short Course To Be
Held AT Women's College

Homemakers from all over Della
ware will meet June 13 to 16 at the
Women's College. University of Del
aware. in Newark for the Second An
nual Homemakers Short Course, it
has been announced by Mrs. Helen
Mckinley, State leader of Home
Demonstration Work, who is in
charge of the Newark meeting.
The annual meeting of homemak-
ers. which last year brought so
women to the University campus, is
planned this year to be even more
attractive to those interested in the
various phases of homemaking. ac-
cording to Mrs. Mckinley. This year
the program will include besides
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Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
CEDARSAT
ATLANTIC CITY
Evergreen Forest, Of Mil
ford, Took Prominent
Part In Convention.

A surprisingly large number OF
Delawareans attended the 35th an
nual convention of Tall Cedars OF
Lebanon in Atlantic City last Sat-
urday. Evergreen Forest No. 49 of
Milford took a prominent part in
this gathering.
A colorful parade of forests rep
resented by 470O marching men and
bands made a thrilling sight as ii
swung down Atlantic avenue and
then up the Boardwalk to be review
ed by the Supreme Forest oficers.
Evergreen Forest Band Of rs pieces.
une of lower Deiswafess- best musi-
cal organizations. was at its best as
it proudly led the Kent and Sussex
boys in the parade. They received
their share of applause and were cf-
ten recognized by Dealawareans in
the crowd who gave them hearty
greetings.
An outstanding feature of the
parade was the drum major of Ev-
ergreen Forest Band. Harold Phil
lips, the champion drum major of
the Laurel High School Band in full
school uniform of white, which con-
t-asted greatly with Evergreen For
ests uniforms. was conceded to be
one of the best and snappiest drum
majors in the parade. He received
his share of applause. Many photo
graphs were made OF him along the
line of march.
Grand Tall Cedar George s. Grier
With Bert Croll and Howard Bran
hall, deputies, headed the Kent and
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Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
Red Gross Swimming Glasses
Planned For Lover Delaware

Lammot DUPONT, Jr.. chairman of
the Delaware Red Cross, announced
today the schedules of adult swim
ming classes for southern Delaware
These classes, free Of charge. are
intended to enroll as many adults as
possible in statewide campaign 10
learn how to swim.
Applicants can either telephone
the Red Cross headquarters in Will
mington, 1912. or send in his or her
name to headquarters. 911 Delaware
Avenue, or persons outside of Will
mington interested in swimming
should give their name to the chair
man or appear at the time of the
swimming on the day that the classes
Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28

will be held.
In Wilmington. the mems classes
will meet in the Y. M. C. A. COM
mencing June z, 8. 9. 10. is and II,
inclusive The women's classes will
meet in the Y. W. C. A. commencing
June 21 and continuing to June rs.
inclusive.
The program for men and women
in southern Delaware follows:
July to July = Lake Como.
Smyrna. for Smyrna and Clayton.
: July IL to 16-At Dover for Dover
and vicinity.
July 10 TO 23-Laurel, Delmar and
Bethel. at laurel
Tsra TO Psge =, Phase
Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
CHRONICLE OFFICE
WILL BE CLOSED
DECORATION DAY

The Milford Chronicle busi-
ness office and workrooms will
be closed all day Decoration
Day. Monday, May 31st. Those
having business with the office
are urged to transact the same
on Saturday. The business Of
flee will be open all day Sat
urday for their convenience.
Starting Saturday. June 5th
and continuing through the
summer months, the Chronicle
office will close at noon on
Saturdays.
The majority of the Milford
stores will be closed all day
Decoration Day.
Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
STATE CLOSES
8 RURAL SCHOOLS
Pupils Ordered Transferr-
ed By State Board Of
Education.

Nine rural schools were ordered
closed, their students to be trans
ferred to nearby schools at the next
term, by the State Board Of Educa-
tion at meeting last Friday in the
State House at Dover. AS prescribed
by law, If the attendance at any one
school is below IL for three success
sive years; the school is closed and
the students transferred.
Among the schools to close at the
end Of this term are: Hare's Car
aer School. students to attend the
New Castle School next year; Com
eggs School, students to attend the
Caesar Rodney School at Camden;
Tomahawk School, students to at
tend FarmiHgton School; Anderson
and RsughIey Schools students to at.
tend Harrington School; Midway
School, students to- attend Lewes
School; Prime Hook Neck School
and Whites Chapel School. students
to attend Lewes School; Woodside
School.
Teachers Retained
1t was decided to retain two teach
ers at the Stockley School.
The board approved the f1ve-year
program of vocational education as
outlined in a report by DR.. r. W.
Helm of the Vocational Educational
The program is an en-
largement over the five-year pro-
gram which expires this year.
The art and travelling music fac
ulty was reappointed.
Districts Enlarged
The districts of rural supervisors
we're increased to include the district
vacated by Prof. George
who had been appointed
of the Smyrna High School. |
It was decided not to employ an ,
additional supervisor.
Miss Marion Breck. state super
yisor of home economics. reported
hat 5000 garments have been made
,y home economic students for the
Colony School at Stockley.
Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
WEEKLY WEATHER
REPORT FOR MILFORD
From Wednesday, May 10 To Tues
day, May 25, Inclusive

Charles ]. HoIzmueller, the local
weather recorder, reports the fol-
lowing weather conditions for Mil
ford, from Wednesday, May 10 to
Tuesday, May rs, inclusive:
Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
Temperature

Total Rainfall ....... 2.76
The following winds and condi-
tions prevailed during the same
period:
Evening star., 1937-10-03
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Almost completed. New. insulated. brick
BUNGALOW, on large lot with living room
including fireplace; ? large bed rooms
large basement with oil heat: noored attic
bis enough for . bed rooms; s. 450. $3.50
down. $50 month
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO ATLANTIC 3I6O
Evenings and Sunday Walnut 90al
Evening star., 1937-10-03

W.. are offering a beautiful home at
sacriflce price that is complete in every
detail and has to be seen TO be appre-
clateo. Near school and transportation.
.4u La Blond ave. Cheverly, Md.
ARTHUR AUGUST Atlantic O63S
Evening star., 1937-10-03
: HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE. D. c..

17OO-17O4 Douglas ST. n.e.-Two new
det. brick houses, Colonial design; real
center-hall home; chimneys, open fre-
modern kitchen; 3 nice bed rooms
beautiful bath, large attic. recreation room
heat. heat TWO of the best homes in this Sec
ton One look will convince you. Here is
a well-built home come and see it. Price
and terms reasonable. Open daily from 8
a m to p.m. until sold.
Also 1000 Lawrence st. n.e.-6-room
bungalow. Price and terms reasonable
Seen by appointment only. OWNER, North
144G
Evening star., 1937-10-03
NEARBY VIRGINIA'S
REST RITV
1908 Arlington Ridge Rd.. Oakcrest.
Phone Ridge ~,
NEW BRICK HOME

g rooms. tile bath; ami: oil heat. in
sulated. 1oored attic. suitable for large
rooms; attached garaee; price, $500;
$500 cash. 1876 2Sth ST. Mt. Rainier.
Md. OWNER. Greenwood 2613
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH BUYER WANTS TO 3 RM BRICK
restricted NV. section; must look good and
be reasonably priced. Phone Dist. 1884
TO RMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE: ALL
cash; DOS. in 45 days. E. A. GAPVEv. Dist
450S. Eve. andSun.. Geo. $500 1126Vt. ave.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY A SMALL 5 OR g
room house in the District. Box S-V. Star.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS Il TO \ ROOM.
ami. house: Petworth or Brightwood Sec
ton: reasonably priced. Col. 1891 j.
yestment properties. Call Monday. REALTY
CORP. Met. 1856.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. anv condition. E. A..
BARRY. 3f39 14th NV. Columbia 60S6.
IMMEDIATE CASH. ANY BRICK HOUSES
apts.. bus. prop: reasonable. E. w. BAILEY,
Adams 4GS6. or 435 Meridian pl. NV
ALL CASH AT ONCE FOR ANY BRICK OR
frame house In the city. any condition
white or colored. EARLE w. MANSON
1927 Eye NV. District 1913 TO-
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.

WOODBRIDGE TWO-FAMILY HOME,
1921 jackson st. n.e.-10 large rms, .
baths. front porch, oil heat lot 5Oxl 90.
Nr. r; !: ave: schools and stores. Price.
$3.50. Bargain.
maa WIN. R. THoRowoooD.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
20 HOLLY ROAD.
AND

OAAA> ' A-sAS - AvA> AA~ - 49, - -
Magnificent Colonial home, beautifully
landscaped; 8 rooms. 4 bed rooms. elec-
trio kitchen, General Electric oil heat. card
room, built-in garage, 25-ft. slassed-in
sun porch, loads of closet space. Tiffany
finished walls. New condition throughout.
Cost over $4,000. Owner now forced to
sacrifice due to illness.
OPEN TILL 8 PM.
Reasonable terms can be arranged or
will trade for District income property.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
National 9197. Wisconsin 3l36.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

Exclusive section Silver Spring: fireplace,
pantry, tull basement; garage; well land
scaped. Price $3.50: $50 cash EX-
eeptional. COFFMAN REALTY co, S403
Ga. ave. Silver Spring. Shepherd 4123
Evening star., 1937-10-03
CHEVERLY, MD.

IS MINUTES DOWNTOWN VIA
KENILWORTH AVE.
Beautiful stone Cape Cod, 6 rooms. 9
baths, built-in garage, freplaces, slate
roof. metal window easements, concrete
porch. full basement, automatic oil heat
75x1 50-foot lot
308 LIE BLONDE AVE. =.
OPEN
AFTERNOON-EVENINGS.
Owner forced to sell at once and will
make substantial sacrifice or trade
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 NEW YORK AVE. NV
National 9191. Wisconsin 3135.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

BETHESDA.
Year-G4d brick Colonial. , rooms. full
basemenis oil heat. Summertime hook-up,
sIectrie ,ntchen. detached garage large
WOODED Et: .925. 1916 Mohawk lane.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
COMMITTING BARGAINS.

OO111NO = 11V0 OhItOh1lNO
IS acres; rooms, bath, cleo. $4,000.
Is acres: rooms. cleo. so fruit trees
concrete road; bus 81 900 cash: bal
ance H. o. L. c., l5 years.
9 acres; rooms. $l1,350; $500 cash.
Fruit shade; dirt road: Is miles out.
20 acres; $3.50. No buildings. Wide
State road; 20 miles out. Your own
terms.
MARTIN T. WEBB g. SON, Annandale,
Va, P. 0. Fairfax. Phone Alex H1R-W-3
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.


Act quickly on this.
see tiof JOHN 7isIaRf n. RING. sse' se'
loY5 Districi trsa sis4 81 NV
Sacrifice Sale BY Owner.
tsd6sd i6oaFfsllST sricE St b,,y1 elevated de-
room a1s tiled baths conyenient y lH9mS to fsfi si
stores st,n an and bus, Owner, will sell for less
OPEN l TO 4.
Tapestry brick. ,semi-detached. g rooms
newly papered and painted tile bath large
LEO n ss saEe fas co Soy Net ssa's s4oo
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY PARK.
New detached brick. S1O45O. The best
nome value on the market. 4 bed rooms,
l-car, detached garage, large back porch
PED rooms and bath on Ist floor. heavy
SlSt9 nI9I rpoI' copper downspouts and cutters.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
National $500. 10l2 18th ST.
A. HAMILTON ST. NV
punlgan-built; years old: seven size
ADJ aole rooms q bed rooms). shower. bath.
8 gas neat electric refrigeration, 2-car ga
screens included Paved Street and ailey.
ssa Sold on terms or cash. Can be seen any
N. n. OMfHRlES,
sos N. Capitol St. Realtor. Nat. G73e.
SSowqbREpmo Gov b Dleco fMs;, I;ma,. 2 TILE BATES;
Easy terms. North 91Og
COLORED-BARGAiN --6 RMS; H-WH-;
garage; cleo; one OF the best buys il n w.
sMfctlon; very iess, price. Call MR.. CARR,
CoLoRED--6 RMS: AUTOMATIC HEAT.
hardwood floors wholly detached unusual
cons,t'lctlon; cne OF the better homes; in
sfooklandi price reduced. Dec. 1115
CoLOaED1JUsT COMPLETED R.:
monthly Payments Of S4a Dec Ills.
COLORED-1317 jackson ST NE
- o1brooklandl-3-rra. bungalow; h.w.li;
eiiec:: eiec.::s hardwood floors; recreation rm; in
Sioseo front ald bacK porches. garaee
8 pm. THOMAS " pARKs CO. Dec ss' .lro Nirst
CoLORED-wEsT OF 14th ST. NORTH
provements; oo tSGS s5sooo a5tso al cash iR.
500 90 mo. Randolph 2s32
CoLoRED-vACANT-cN Ist ST. NV.
ream near Govern. sSs,n Print Beautiful .,
heat. 3 separate gas and electric meters:
eeuerything N new condition. This is a
Georgia $500.
CoLORED-KINGMAN PARK.
5Hfb5ou,,oo , cash and $40 per month: on
and rear porches. bath; new-house condi-
ton; price. $3.50. Mr. Raine Ran. 344i.
, WAPLE & JAMES. INC
1929 14th ST. NV. District 3347
CoLoRED-2435 ONTARIO RID. NV
Deslrable 5-fm. housn; all lse. rms; can
De SOLD az reas. price to settle estate
. PLANT 4 GCRDON INC.
1874 Park poad Columbia 0s3s
ATTENTION, COLORED.
Newly renovated Groom frame house:
z oaths. oil heat, recreation room. Scar
garage beautifully Handicapped lott priced
reasonably; splendid roominQ house or .
lamlly apartment. To inspect this desr-
able Brookland home, call North 3a91
COLORED = SEVENTEENTH STREET
near New Hampshire avenue w.-Desir-
neat heated by oil rurner: tw1 baths: gas
electricity: excelani location. price and
Terms reasonable. Phone National 6a}6
Tor .nspect. On.
COLORED NEW NE HOME 1NsU-
iated; spacious rms, tile bath. shower
hardwood hnors larsa cellar, cement sun
porch: S5,a50; $500 cash 81. 5n per
month no trust renewals. Pot Posi-
COLORED-EFW; AN ECONOMY HC[aE:
hardwood hcors Throughout, rockwool IN
suistlon. furrHd walls etc: S5.a5a 500
down. 553 .9'rd st ne Open Sunday .
10 ;; dally.'5 10 o. Decatur l1l3
OLORED-DETACHED RMS TILE
oath with shower, h.-w h. cleo. gas. haId-
Wood noors throu2hoiI, recreation rm
porches. garage bargain Decatur 5o4s
Evening star., 1937-10-03
OPEN / TO d

Tapestry brick. semi detached rooms
| newly papered and painted tile bath large
pnrches' PACK yard. gar. only S6,350
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. Met. 54OO.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.
tContinueC.)
1414 SHEPHERD ST. NV
MUST BE SOLD.
BUNGALOW.

637 MORRIS PLACE NE.
Cash talks; brick q rooms, bath. INV h..
tull basement yard. garage; renovated.
Exclusive agent Georgia Abs.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Sacrifice Sale BV Owner

Lonsfellow ST. n.w-New. elevated. de-
tached brick; 8 bright. airy rooms. rec.
room: room: "a tiled baths. Convenient to ali
than cost Iincnln Ok. -"
Evening star., 1937-10-03
,500-S500 CASH.
GROOM BUNGALOW

Six rooms and bath, h.-w h. cleo: alley;
close to downtown. A home buy or in
restment.
A. NJ. COOPER. zoos Eve Nat. 1870
Evening star., 1937-10-03
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY PARK.

New detached brick S1O.45O. The best
nome value on the market. bed rooms,
car detached garage. large back porch
Z ped rooms and bath on Ist floor. heavy
slate roof, copper downspouts and cutters.
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
Evening star., 1937-10-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

NEW 5-ROOM FRAME BUNGALOW. JUST
on Marlboro pike. at Forestvilie. Md
AMI; must be seen to be appreciated
$3.50; small down payment. balance as
rent. Apply to d. G. JOSEPH. 6Ist and
DIX sts. ne. Lincoln 677l.
ACRES, 7-RM. HOUSE. ABOUT MI.
Falls Church: paved road. mr.. street car
shade. fruit. electricity. good we'll base
ment: mouse well built. needs paint and
paper; $4,000: modest down payment.
easy terms. This MAY be what you have
been looking for
MARGARET C, CREwE.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

COMPARISON INVITED-ONLY 50 .45O.
New 3-bed-room. 2-bath. BRICK HOME
in nearby Va. less than miles from White
House; restricted: large. wooded lot: in
Sulated. weather-stripped. furred walls:
slate roof copper walls and Hastings:
screens: , fireplaces; 2-car garage: oil
l.. s. HURLEY. Wal. S60S or Col 4S21
NEW BROOM BUNGALOW. LARGE LOT.
in nearby Md; near school and church;
81 500. Call Hyattsville S09-F-4
6 AND { ROOM BRICK DWELLINGS:
ami: near schools and transportation.
ARTHUR AUGUST. Atlantic 0636.
Evening star., 1937-10-03

COLORED-KINGMAN PARK
500 90 cash and $40 per month: on
10Th place ne. 500 block; 5 rooms front
ana rear porches. bath; new-house condi-
tion' price, $3.50. Mr. Raine. Ran 344I
WAPLE 4, JAMES. INC
l2.4 l4th 81. NV District 3347.
COLORED-2435 ONTARIO RID Nv
peslrable 5-fm. housa; all l2e. rms: can
De sold az reas. price to settle estate
PLANT Z GCRDON. INC
1874 Park poad Coinp,h;o oSrc
Evening star., 1937-10-03
Virgtnia-Colonial Brick

Seven fooms 2 baths. full basement with
lsy story, shower. recreation room and
on neat; attached garage. Finished attic
large lot.- This truly wonderful home Is
located oD the new Lee Boulevard. 20 min
utes rldf, from downtown. This will be
tne most seautiful entrance TO Washington
from Virslnia. Priced at about S11OO
less than actual value; $4,000
HUGH r. PHILLIPS q CO. Atlantic 81 go
Evening" and Sunday Walnut p09l
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-17
Arabs S Spartans Meet Beverly Hill.
COAST CAGERS
INVADE CENTRAL
GYM ON WE'D.

El Centro's fast improving junior
college basketball team, will clash
with one of the finest high school
teams on the coast, Beverly Hills
high, Wednesday night in the Cen
tral gymnasium.
In a preliminary game, starting
at 1880, the El Centre high school
varsity will meet tire Beverly Hills
reserve cagers.
The Beverly Hills quintet invad-
ed the valley last season and won
both games from the El Centre
schools. The varsity defeated the
Arabs and the reserves upset the
high schoolerS.
The Junior college basketball
team is much stronger this season
than it was last, however, and may
be able to avenge the defeat We'd
nesday night.
In any event there will be two
great ball games with more action
per minute than sport fans say
all during football season.