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and to encourage the girls to
achieve their ambition.
I'VE never let o child go until
we are sure that there Is soune-
one to care for him, or for her. We
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Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
Radiant Living
THAT ANNOYING
NOISE
BY Rev. C. M. Griffeth
Pastor Calvary M. E. Church
Sudlersville, Md.

Many persons are annoyed by
trifiing things which others never
notice. Perhaps it is the cheerful
shouts or the clatter of happy
thoughtless children. Perhaps the
noise Of the workmen next door
gets on ones nerves. Or it might
be the slightest clash of a dish or
the rustling of a newspaper. Per-
sons who are nervous have unfor-
tunately allowed themselves to set
into the grip of unpleasant reac-
tionS.
The radiant persons, on the 9th
er hand, realizes that the cause of
all this trouble is not an outward
one, but an inward one. He recog-
nizes the fact that the real cause
of his being unhappily disturbed is
not the noise around him, it is
rather the inward inability to sue
cessfully cope with, and master
that annoying noise.
No noise will annoy us if we re-
fuse to listen to, it. The reason
any noise torments US is that we
have unconsciously trained our
high tensioned nervous system to
be in an expectant attiture, ready
to cry out at the slightest sugges-
ton of such annoyance.
Such a person is not unlike dog
sleeping with one eye open and one
ear cooked, ready to spring forth
in savage barking at the slightest
approach of such annoyance.
He should turn his attention
from such noise and focus it upon
himself, and realize that the cause
of the annoyance really lies within
himself. And then in prayer, he
should beseech the heavenly Father
to so establish His infinite Quiet
ness within that although a boiler
factory might go wild, it would
awaken no inward disturbance, ir-
ritation, or unhappy reaction but
that there may continue within
the infinite calmness of God.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
FIGHT CANCER
WEEK. is HERE
State Organization Joins with
National Board of Health
i'm Propaganda
PROGRAM OUTLINED

In observance of national Fight
Cancer" week, the State Board of
Health is devoting its quarterly
magazine, Delaware Health
News" to articles retailing the
dangers Of the malady, the pro-
-gress of the fight, and the warning
symptoms to be needed. 1t IS
planned to publish this issue of the
quarterly slightly in advance of
National Fight Cancer" week,
which has been designated as
March 81 to %. A recent procla-
nation of Governor Richard c. Nc
Mullen, called upon all citizens of
the state to support workers in
this humane and noble" fight. The
quarterly is to carry a cover of
distinctly new design, embellished
with the emblem of the American
Society for the Control of Cancer.
Articles by leading cancer work
ers of the state, charts prepared
by the vital statistics department
of the State Board of Health, and
listings of the early symptoms of
cancer, make up the contents. Illu-
strative cuts furnished by the New
York City Cancer Committee, ma
terially brighten and enforce the
articles. The mailing list of the
Delaware Health News" includes
health and school authorities, ply
sicians, and any interested persons
who have requested their names
placed thereon.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
SIDE LIGHTS OF
NEW YORK CITY
Told By L. l.. Stevenson in
His Own Immical Way
of Doings in City
INTERESTING SKETCHES

Another thing that appeals to your
correspondent is the attempt that
is being made to shorten hours of
New York firemen. Under the pres
ent set-up, they are required to put
in "a hours week. That is, during
seven days, they are on duty only
GA hours. In order to get day off, it
is necessary for a fireman to work
"a hours straight. That means of
course that, after such a trick, he
is apt to spend most of his holiday
sleeping instead of having a little
fun, getting acquainted with his
family or enjoying the company of
friends. The New York fire depart
ment is a fire fighting organization
of high efficiency. But it isn't a
machine. As matter of fact, most
machinery gets more than "a hours
off a week. So, it's your correspond
ent's hope that something will be
done about the matter.
One way to bring about the iden-
tification of a hold-up man is to
bite him. That discovery was made
by the proprietor of Brooklyn can
dy store. When three boys came in
to rob him. though one fired sew
eral shots, the candy man grappled
with one of the lads and sank his
teeth into his hand. The robbers got
away with the money in the drawer
but later detective off duty caught
the bitten one-and the tooth-marks
in his hand cinched the candy mans
Identification.
Subway eavesdropping: Say, he's
so high-hat he won't speak to no.
body except his press agent"
g Bell Syndicate-WNU Service.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
DIR. DOPPLER'S
HEALTH TALK
Will Address Annual Dinner
Meeting of State Anti
Tuberculosis Group
TO BE HELD AT MILFORD

BY action of its Board of Direc-
tors, the annual dinner meeting of
the Delaware nti-Tuberculosis So
ciety will be held on Tuesday ev-
ening, priI 6, at the Windsor Hotel,
Milford. G. Taggart Evans, Ex-
ecutive Secretary of the Society
was in Milford last week confer
ring with Dr. William Marshall,
Jr., a Vice-rPesident of the Anti
tuberculosis Society, and making
final arrangements with the hotel
management. 1t is expected that
approximately one hundred people
from various sections of the state
will attend the meeting, which will
be presided over by Miss Emily P.
Bissell, rPesident. The speaker of
the occasion will be William A.
Doppler, Ph.D., of the Health Edu-
cation Service of the National Tu-
berculosis Association in New
York. A sound motion picture en-
titled Behind the Shadows" will
be exhibited at the close of the
meeting. The meeting ill be open
to the public and reservations may
be made at the offices of the Della
ware nti-Tuberculosis Society, 1014
Delaware Avenue, Wilmington, Del
aware. or by calling or writing DR.
William Marshall, Jr., Milford, Del
aware.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
SAFETY
COUNCIL NEWS
CONTINUED From Page Two)
CONTINUED From Page Two)

perintendent of the Alexis 1 du-
Pont School, this schools orchestra
will present several popular selec-
tions Safety motion pictures will
be projected in addition to one or
two other features which will be
presented through the courtesy of
Warner Brothers Theatres. Per-
sons who are interested in attend
ing the Rally may obtain tickets
from Mr.. William E. Matthews,
Jr., who is a director.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
Scot Court Rules so
Is Honesty's Reward

Glasgow.-The value of hon.
esty has been placed at five per
cent by a Scottish police court.
Mrs. I. Lynn found two 20 pound
notes (about $100 each) onNa
sidewalk, and notified police. The
money was claimed by Miss
Alexandra Cameron, who offered
to pay ! shilling GA cents) on
the pound. Mrs. Lynn insisted
the reward should be 2 shillings
on the pound. Miss Cameron's
lawyer said honesty should be
its own reward. The police court
ruled that 5 per cent was ade-
quate reward.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
Dead1ine For Introducing Bills

Tuesday of last week marked a
busy session of the Delaware Leg
islature. Ninety-two bills were in
troduced for the day, twenty-seven
originating in the Senate and six
ty-five in the House. Wednesday
was the dead line on new bills.
Practically all the bills were skel-
eton bills. The total number of
bills introduced to date is over 600.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
Steps to Wealth

Adelaide. For many years
Charles Hoffman, a miner living
near Maldon, Victoria, had crossed
a creek to his work by a large STEP
ping stone. Recently he noticed
shining specks in the stone. He had
it broken and it yielded more than
IL ounces of gold.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
For Lack of Gum

San Francisco. Roher Bramy,
attorney, has filed suit against an
air line for So, damages, charg-
ing that the failure of the steward
ess to have a supply of chewing
gum aboard caused him to suffer
from air sickness.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18

.,ro proposals fer mem
Tsrs accepted by Central
1 10. 81, P. Of H., at the
E',.+sIv nj meeting in the Com
y,cDOnough School audi
- week. The candidates
| .,iss the first and second
|. u tuesday night, March
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18

2 ..,on Of A. Burke layton
Engineer, effective Tues
\ accepted by the Levy
~ ." 'acessor was appoint
10 u,bo has held the
y Lay'Ol, airce July j, 1885,
us' .ortractiug business.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
Not Funny to Funni

Detroit.-Robert George Funni, a
public accountant, says the fact that
he has a funny name hurts his
business. He wants it changed to
Robert George Howard, a request
Judge Thomas c. Murphy, Of Pro-
bate Court, win consider.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
b IfT7!E;0 ITEMS OF :
PENINSULA
s.rs Items of People
t.,s in and Around
r. peninsula Towns
!, OUR EXCHANGES

tOr the month Of Feb
!. Il he State Automobile
ra ~ for for titling and regis ega
,'I .srs amounted to $780,
i q o. 'uounced last week.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18
bearing animals.

With the falling of the snow
flakes last week many old timers
started recalling the blizzard of
1888, which began on March 18th.
The fact that crocuses and other
early Spring and Summer flowers
had been showing signs Of activity
during the past week was forgot
ten with the snowfall.
Construction work upon the
sewerage disposal plant for Mid
dletown has been started by
George and Lynch, of Dover, sue
cessful bidders at $37,714.46. The
plant is on the Appojuinimink
Creek about a mile south of town
and is planned for a town of about
1900. The layout will permit later
additions. The sewerage system is
being built by A. Stanley Munday
and Company, of Woodbridge, NJ.
Smyrna times., 1937-03-18

/, tbe trappers made their
I Taduesday Of last week
Ssg muskrat trapping sea
=. NJ tidewater marshes of
n. closed. The trappers on
-,,rssd meadows of New
/ County will have until
L. IN which to trap the fur
Evening star., 1937-08-07
THREE ROOM BUNGALOW
THE MARYLAND REALTY,
Kent r NulAkln Pres
: -. L - {
BAY RIDGE.

New bay-fronl bungalow, corner Sanc8
porches and biz lot Price reduced for
quick sale Open SUNDAY WM H Ian
HAM, l4l0 H st. NV. Natl. Uj6h or Col.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.
TRADE OR EXCHANGE.

I will consider your home in trade for
NV Seventh st at Ouackenbos st. house.
Call Georgia esp. bet. 10 and II IN
Evening star., 1937-08-07
PETWORTH CORNER.
SHOWING

COLONIAI-ALL-BRIC
1912 43rd PL. NV
8 rooms, bath Ist-f1oor lavatoryN fin
ished attic, .auartered oak floors, doubly
insulated slate roof: copper flashing
uo"nsponts. ec gas heat: Venetian
blinds detached brick garage: modern
kitchen; aluminium screens throughout. in
cludlng side porch; lot, l31l2x4O'
S1O,95O nlrooo Sl,5oo cash terms TO suit
Open Daily Till PM
EDW. M. WILLIS,
lnNnSt
Evening star., 1937-08-07
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ATTRACTIVE OCEAN FRONT COTTAGE
AZ modern Improvements. Long Bracb
~ j.; August Ia to 81 Sl6O; AugUet TX
10 sept. q, $40. Call Cleveland 0I3".
Evening star., 1937-08-07
OWNER OUT OF
CITY WIRES US
SACRIFICE HOME"

Nearly 81 600 reduction on beautiful new
oetached brick home overlooking Rock
Creek Park. De luxe in every particular
g r. > b., rec. room. furnished attic built
IN garage large lot. Write us at once
ABSOLUTELY no AGENTS Box 1S1-K Star
Evening star., 1937-08-07
EARNS FOR RENT.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY MD2-DAIRY
woodland: Old Georgetown rd and
Grosvenor lane, northeast corner,
between Bethesda and Rockville;
old house, dairy barn, silo milk
house, pump house, etc; S35 mo.
SHANNON IL LUCHS CO,
1908 H St. NV. National 234b.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
PERHAPS THIS is WHAT YOU
HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR

A gIorlols old Colonial nome 100 years
old; with the same old Colonial charm to-
Rether with the modern smartness and con-
yenienCeS OF today
The house is fully insulated copper
screening. large closets. storage space
porches. beautiful pegeed floors spacious
rooms, freplsces. century old trees. pool
pergola, outdoor oven. fruit trees one or
more acres. A charming atmosphere Is
10 - minutes drive to Washinston Words
mean so little. let S male an inspection ap-
pe!nt meni W R GOODWIN, P. o. Box
Evening star., 1937-08-07

LOCATE IN HOWARD COUNTY, MD;
convenient beautiful dairy and STICK
farms also large dTeins porcbes IN shads
owner turning applicants away. BRECK-
fSafi fNRfDGE < HANNA, Ellicott City 346.
7o-ACRE FARM, HOUSE AND BLD@GS.: @
Warrenton V1aI In Wa Va. write owner. KATE Nc
CoWAN. 64ls Conn. ave. WASHINGTON.
D. c. -
Mr.. MoRGANzA, MD.-3o ACRES OF
barns, COW horse. pigs, 400 chickens. Ideal
for party considerins retirement.
5 ACRES, II MILES D. C. FRONTING
on hard ROAD rear imber 5en's on sood lers
feo Phone evenings Cleveland 624e. s.
FARM OF rs ACRES, NICELY LOCATED
on Highway No - one,ha Gornir niue ienSoved Soved
bb,y modern sNsr S0i seveneroom house bath. heat
and electricity; splendid water price and
terms terms 1esSonsoIe picK.rson ND ''' - D. 3:
miles from b. c. line. The ideal spot for
the quiet SubSreaH heTe 1Tn REhH1Y SEsI terms
ok oth ksai g. X NV Ma'NS'r National frsa soas.
- ACRES J. NILE OF OFF ROCK, RoCKy1LLE LII
OH II The MARYLAND REALTY.
Kent K. Mulllkln. FTeS'
pl5 10Th St. NV. National sOa5.
IN MONTGOMERY CO.; Mp: ..
county, containing about $50 acres of
Views Everything in high state Of culti-
vation. On paved State pike near Olney.
Pi'o D' JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
Acreage-Estates-Far
Suite 2oa-a1o. Barr Bldg. Dist. 73e1.
QUAINT MARINE COLONIAL HOUSE,
built about 1890 on beautiful shady point
On Potomac River; in excellent condition.
bathing. fishing grabbing good harbor for
small boats: 100 acres Of land; Sl0,500;
Will sell house with less land
THE MARYLAND REALTY,
Kent r. Mullikin. Pres.
o15 10th ST. NV National S095
40 ACRES PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY,
Md; IL miles from D. C. line ! mile from
tnbacco soil: beautiful view over surround
inx country; 4-room house in need OF re
pair; S4 $50: $500 down; small monthly
p"' THE MARYLAND REALTY.
Kent r. Mullikin. Pres,
p1b 10th ST. NV. National soab
Evening star., 1937-08-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUYERS FOR NV. BUNGALOWS UNDER
$4,000. Also small subdivision places.
EDDIE BOWERS, 40 Hi Bldg. Ed
33"S.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED RENT OR BUY SMALL FARM
in nearby Maryland or Va. by Oct.
must be reasonable. Box 1s6-K. Star. 8.
HAVE BUYERS FOR FARMS IN SOUTH
ern Maryland on salt water. W. @. WILL
LlANa. Metropolitan Bank 1uildtns. -
Evening star., 1937-08-07
NOW OPEN.
7 OF 70 NEW DESIGNS

Naturally you want the great est
Obviously you VIII look around to get
the most for your HOME BUYING" dol
lar so be sure to see the new COM
munity that is arouSing so much comment,
Right in Waverly Hills-the neighborhood
is one OF the best and most convenlent-l2
minutes to Washington. a short walk to
stores. schools churches and buses The
houses are extraordinarily attractive and
well built. with many features seldom found
a moderate prices All the nlceties of liv-
ing. every degree of comfort. convenience
and location.
These amazing values are made poSslb
by fortunate purchase OF a large acreage
and because of the large scale operations
OF Helnes Developers enable them 10 build
a better home at low cost
Evening star., 1937-08-07

NEW BRICK HOME,
rooms. gas cleo. hot-water heat, oil
burner built-ln garage; paved street on
bus line. near schools; STl5O terms.
ERWIN REALTY CO, call Hyattsville 765.
Evening star., 1937-08-07

Seven rooms, reception hall nj; hot
water neat hardwood floors, cellar, garage;
NICE !ot, 3 blocks from street cars Near
schools, stores and bus ST 500 home for
- 300. terms. CalL Greenwood 21NE
Evening star., 1937-08-07
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

RENT. COTTAGE AT NORTH BEACH AC-
commodate ;. available August sthi
block from bsv Lincoln @616
BREEZY POINT ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
6-rm cottage. fine view, S25 week. Phone
Clarendon Sol
ATTRACTIVE. SMALL COTTAGE. WATER
plectricity, bath house. bathinR, fishing.
Grabbing, S435, easy terms. Box SIX,
Star -
FOR SALE ROOMS, ALL FULLY FUR
nished. Frieidaire etc: Fairhaven. Nd
81 $50: terms. Natl. 6I}4 or Geo. 3299, 81
FOR RENT-BEAUSOLEIL COTTAGE MA
sons Beach, Deale. Md. $3.50 wk. Avail
able August ! T. Box ! DIX, star. -
Evening star., 1937-08-07
BUILDERS AND
DOCTORS.
BJuDFRS-TAKE NOTICE
COlOREn
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED SEVERAL LOTS SUITABLE FOR
building small detached houses. Give cash
price and full details Box 36-K. Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

residence containing . bed rms; pasture
and barn desirable location must be in
10 mi. Nv. area OF the airport. Box
III Star.
WANTED TO RENT BY U. s GOVERN
ment employe 3 room house. prefer
Falls Church area, $50 to $50. by Sept. ] ;.
Write BENJAMIN Franklin Station, Box O3.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

MCLEAN. VA.-b-ROOM AND BATH
brick bungalow, garage. ami; over Il
acre, shade trees. $50 per month; adults
Langley. Va.-6room and bath house,
a mi, 2-car garage over ., acre, rice
lawn; S15 per month; adults Falls
Church 4l1W-2. HARRY A. DARNE.
owner.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAN
white or colored any condition. E
BARRY, 3i39 l4th NV Columbia 90
Evening star., 1937-08-07

COUNTRY CLUB
new delightful cream brick Colonial
mouse on hillside, overlooking the Potomac
large rms. tile baths sun deck
screened porch, de luxe kitchen living rm.
with fireplace OIL burner, detached ga
Tage; attractlve terms. Please call MRS.
WATSON. Natl. $3.50. Home. Clev 1874
Evening star., 1937-08-07

- LEE bOULGVARD.
WALNUT $3.50. BANCROFT. VA.
EVENINGS. CLARENDON 1873
Evening star., 1937-08-07
A REAL BARGAIN-ONLY S4,95t

n INt1ztI. f5E1fNNIftIN-DNBY Si,H5O,
1887 Emerson St NE
Must be seen to be appreciated &
rooms and bath. New cleo refg New
modern range. Hot-water heat.
WAITER A BROWN
14lS Eye St N w Natl 1870
Evening star., 1937-08-07

BUNGALOW BAPGAINS.
Brookland-5 large rooms, sleeping
hcTch fOored attic. garage, fireplace,
oil heat. concrete street and alley: $3.50;
$500 down, balance like rent.
Woodr1dge--5 large rooms, foored attic
+ " h. with oil burner nished recrestion eaton
room and bar IN basement. lot, 4Ox20O TT; ;
$500 down. $50 month
Woodrldge-6-room frame house about
: years old; INV h. oak floors tile bath
n best section: concrete street and alley
so'42o; w03 S.I3r dnWn; G,n :, ba,anGe~ ~ IKE rent.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
YOUR HOUSE is A ONCE-IN-A-
LIFETIME PURCHASE.

DUN I IHhE CHANCES.
See this Porter built bungalow at l71-
n Utah st, Waverly Hills. Va It has
aree rooms. every modern convenience,
beautiful lot with many 1ne trees. at
tached garage. porch and is close to every
thlng. Al $500 can assure you of an
exceueht nome IN fine community. Follow
Evening star., 1937-08-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

80 ACRES. Mr. LEE HWY lO-RM.
house. SHADE, hard road water. sewer
lc square IT. Ideal subdivision. Walnut
$3.50
FINE LOCATION FOR AN ALt-YEAR
residence. Only ten mites out on main
highway. Several acre" IorcSted with
beautiful ole oaks: nish elevation, fine
view. large frontage on highway. orchard,
grapes. deep well. seven or tWenty-SeVen
acres. Build your new home here Box
3@-K. Star.
100 LESS THAN ASSESSED VALUE. ONE
and Az 100 acres OF land. 1906 KenIl-
worth ave. ne, d C.
lO5 ACRES ON WASH BAIT BLVD
l'oon-ft. frontage. lies well. splendid for
tourlStS. 500 per acre: terms. Erwin
REALTY co. Gail Hyattsvllle 80.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
PRIJE, Nh,VDV
EASILY FINANCED

There Just isn't any other place in
Northern Virginia with controlled resi-
Dental neighborhood large enough 10 main
tam its own distinctive character. II you
are not ready now to buy, select your site
We VIII build YOUR type Of house later. Out
WhSnlnRton blvd. to Utah ST. turn right
and follow the Clever arrow to Heines
Evening star., 1937-08-07
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OWNER MUST SELL CORNER APT.
bldg I6 units; rents $500; modern,
ideal location. terms. Georgia 39S2
MODERN BRICK APT. NEAR G. w. U:
y apts,. rooms and bath each; reason
able price Box 34A-D. Star.
BY OWNER-STORE 3 APIS. COLUMBIA
rd. between 18th and 18th. Box 1O6-K,
Star. g.
INVESTORS ATTENTION. NEW A.
family apartments offered for sale by
owner and builder at low prices and easy
terms. Every apartment leased for one
year from July / B. Large rooms. soundly
constructed: ideal rental location. An in
vestment opportunity worth investigating.
Box 4s9J, Star.
$4,000 CASH NECESSARY TO SETTLE
estate. The house has nine large rooms.
sleeping porch. front porch. basement with
INV h and oil burner, on very valuable
cor lot, 75xl50: one block off Wilson Blvd.
Property has no mortgaRe. Address P. o.
Box 1924. Arlington. Va
GEORGIA AVE. NV STORES 3
apts., oil heat. A real buy, at $3.50.
Geo. $500 or Col. So"
FOUR GROOM BRICKS RENTING FOR
$50 per mo: Price $4,000; terms.
THOMAS P. BROWN.
sl5 4th ST SW. Natl. 1919.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, RENTED TO
colored tenant in good Northeast section,
for S27 80 per month. Will sell for 5000
r. NJ. HOOKER METROPOLITAN 1868.
From to 9, Call Adams 1850.
Evening star., 1937-08-07
go d1th ST NJ II
T: J. LANE. JR..

I54O 44th ST. NV
Attractive home of rooms q bed
foomS, baths and garage located in
FoXhal Village. For further Information
Evening star., 1937-08-07
S4.250.
CLOSEOUT SALE,

argaln-5room bungalow. Beautiful
Glenmont Heights, Md. Small down pay
ment, 81" 80 per month Call Shep.
-0NL eNeninRS or Nall AHi0 DAYS
Evening star., 1937-08-07
DETACHED BRICK.

SPLENDID location. r. and b., built-in
garage. every modern improvement: extra
large lot. Small cash payment, balance at
81 PAYABLE monthly until paid
INTERPRETATIONS.
Dist $500 11O6 vi Ave
Sun. and Nights. Adams OS"O
FINEST BUY IN CITY
CHI. CHI, D. C.-$10,450.
Detached brick-and-stone English resi-
dence; g rooms. . baths. breakfast room,
finished attic, garage, porches
Evening star., 1937-08-07
3643 Veazev st NV
NEAR ARMY-NAVY

rooms. stone and stucco. semi-det ach
mouse. modern features. reasonably prict
Open Saturday and SUNDAY
Evening star., 1937-08-07
NEARLY COMPLETED

2 NEW CAPE COD.
Si.150 EACH
Ready to show. rms. brick: all mod
conv Come out and inspect these homes
located at 43l3 and 4al7 No 18th st
Arlington, Va. 'Waverly Hills. Representa-
uyeS Will be glad TO show or call Mr.
PAYNE Wal. T94o Terms
NEW BUNGALOW-S4 200.
S350 CASH-S35 MONTH.
rooms, a mi in Maryland, blocks
from D. c. Apply Is 7th st. ne. Atlantic
,}324
Evening star., 1937-08-07
$3.50 CASH-$40 MO.

pdOU O11Ol1-@fU IIO.
A charming NEW bungalow home
in Randle Highlands Sc. at an
amazingly LOW PRICE and excep-
tionally EASY TERMS! Comprises
living room. two bed rooms, kitchen
and bath; thoroughly modern: front
porch and rear porch: screens
throughout: large lot: ONLY S4,450!
Drive out Pa. ave. Sc. to Minnesota
ave. left to G st. and left 3 squares
to 311S G STREET Sc or phone
MR.. ALvERsON. National 1872.
Evening star., 1937-08-07

fOR SALE-NEW SUMMER COTTAGES
eood location. shady lots; near bathing
oeach; porches 3 SIDES; payment Ike renf,
spiecla,Iy priced; Inquire a. cottage on
eeiEer front a lth st. and Beacn. CLASSIC
Shore, Colonial Beach Va
Evening star., 1937-08-07

6-RM. HOUSE; ALL MODERN CON
veniences; close in; on Lee hgwy.; 2 acres
beautifully wooded land price x6 $50.
easy terms. FRENzEL. Mclean, Va. Falls
Church bST-W-l