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Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Artists Model
Stabbed in Back
By Strange Man
Thug Flees in Auto
After Mystery
Assault

HOLLYWOOD, June %.
(UP) Druscilla Faddis, a
beautiful blonde artists mod
ell, fought off a would be
kidnaper and went to the
hospital with three deep stab
wounds in her back early today in
stead of keeping a date with the
Saxophonist in Buddy Rogers or
cheStra.
The % year old girl was set upon
by man with knife as she waited
for street car to join Steve Ben
oric, member of the dance band
led by Rogers, handsome husband
of Mary Pickford, which is playing
an engagement here.
"A big sedan with three men
in it went around the block three
times while l sat on the car bench, :"
said Miss Faddis. "Once they honk-
ed. The car stopped around the
corner and man got out and came
near me. The street car was coming
and l thought he was going to get
on, too.
He didn't say word, but jabbed
his knife into my back twice. Then
he grabbed my arm and said:
Come on, sister, you're going
with me-"
He slashed again with the knife,
and tried to drag me to the car.
l broke away and ran down the
street screaming"
The asSailants fled and Miss Fad
dis was taken to Georgia street
receiving hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23

The printer denied the accusa-
tions. He said his wife had been
a very good wife and mother
until NDan Williams came into
her life in 1885" with "sureptiti-
GUS wooing"
There was a major shakeup In
the printing office when charges
were made that male executives
were kissing and making love 10
the many women employed in the
large plant.
State printer George Moore, who
was appointed after the kissing
scandal. said he had heard OF the
pornographic plates being found
in the plant several years ago but
was told by crossan they had been
destroyed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23

assemblyman, and placed the seal
of approval on the gross income tax
and the plan for removing taxes
from small homes. The mass meet
ing was called by Ned Holmes, tenn
porary president, and Mccall, tenn
porary secretary.
Mccall declared the meeting was
planned to give Democratic can
didates the. support of the party
and prevent them from going into
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Baseball Results
AMERICAN

AMERICAN
Washington 2O0-3O6s11O 13 16 0
Chicago 100000 O 8 |
Leonard and r. Ferrell; White
head, Gabler and Rensa
Philadelphia 100
st. Louis 000-0
Nelson and Hayes; Walkup and
Heath.
Boston 020-000-0
Detroit 014-010-3
Marcum Rogers and Peacock
Gill and York.
New York 1000
Cleveland 002-100-0
Hadley and DicKey; Galehouse,
Milnar and Pytlak
NATIONAL
Cincinnati 203-lOO-002 8 90
New York 00-OO1 $40 13 5
Wander Nicer, Schott, Cascarella
and lombard; Schumacher, Lohr'
man, Coffman, Brown and Dan
ming.
Pittsburgh 0OO-O10-00O l 6 0
Brooklyn 103 -010-03x 10 l
Swift, Brown and Todd Press
nell and Phelps
Chicago at Philadelphia, post
poned rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Scream Frishten
ProwIer AWAY

A woman's screams routed a
masked prowler in Ell Centre early
Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Augustus, 1923 Orange
street, told police she awoke after
her husband left for work at 3 a
m. and found a masked man, tall
and wearing a wide -brimmed hat,
in her bedroom. He fled when she
screamed. Police could find no trace
of him. The front door was un-
locked.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Pleads for China
SAN FRANCISCO, june

SAN FRANCISCO, June % CUP)
X c. Ii, leading Chinese fl
nancier and mining engineer of
New York, warned today that Japan
can conquer China only if the
worlds democracies unwittingly
continue to sell iron, steel and oil
for the japanese army
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23

the fight alone" No one was nomi-
mated for any office and no nomina-
ton petitions were circulated for
signatures.
Earl Pound was elected direc-
tor for BraNley, Roland Ballou for
Ell Centre, John Fiala for Calexico.
Holmes for Holtville, and Burr for
Imperial No one was nominated
as director for any of the other
Continued on Page 2; Col. u
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Democratic Club Elects
Mccall, Bob Davis

r. D. Mccall, president, and Bob
Davis, vice president, will head the
recently organized Imperial County
Democratic club it was decided at
a mass meeting at the court house
"Wednesday night. John Kepley was
elected secretary-treasurer
Approximately rs Democrats rep
resenting all phases of the Demo-
Xcratic party in the county, voted
endorsement of Leslie Burr for
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Shearer to Play
Scarlet O'Hara

HOLLYWOOD, June %. (UP)-
Hollywood learned today that the
most coveted roles in recent years
in motion pictures-Rhett Butler
and Scarlet O'Hara in Gone With
the Wind have been given to
Clark Gable and Norma Shearer.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
braw|ey Gets PWA Funds For Plant
To Enlarge Water System, Serve
Migratory Camp on Outskirts

The proposed extension grew out
of the camps need for water SER
vice The camp is located outside
the city limits.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
RdCy Pictures Printed on State
Presses. EmpIoye Charges in
Suit Over Child CUSTODY

.oAOhAMENIO June % (UP)-Echoes of the state
printing office kissing scandal two years ago reviv
ed today with testimony in child custody suit indicating
that pornographic pictures being printed on state
presses Judge Martin Wech took the case under advise
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Pirate Adventure Ends For Youths
Forced to Seek Refuge From
IropicaI Storm in Mexico
Three High School Boys Apprehended After
2OOO-Mile Voyage from Santa Cruz
Aboard Stolen Vessel; All Safe

PUERTO VALLARTA West Coast of Mexico June 23
(UP)-The $4,000 yacht Tira safely motored in this
old smugglers harbor today and the three Santa Cruz
Cal high school boys who sailed away May with
out anybody's permission awaiting official decree
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Negroes Riot in
Celebration Of
Louis Victory
20PoIicemen |nured ID in Harlem as Wild
Thronss Mill Through Streets After
Champion Conquers German Foe

NEW YORK, June %. (UP)-The remnants of jub
liant at time 100000 strong still milled dizz
through Harlem today continuing the most frenzed cele
bration staged in that Negro city within city.
Twenty policemen slightly injured in the riotou
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
One OF Many

One OF Many
With the Joe Louis-Max Schmel-
ing fight ending in the first
round, there we're probably lot OF
situations like this.
Mrs. Gcncvicve Kenyon buying
a ticket in fight pool, accepted
the last one available. Finding 1t
was round one she tried to sell 1t
for a two pennies, but there were
no takers!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Stock Exc chande
Hits New Peak
Canta|oupe Growers Blast Criticism
Of PIow-Under Campaign. Declare
Relief Proposal Unsound
Destruction of Melon Crop Surplus Entirely
Private Move, Government Control Denied
By Imperial Valley Agriculturists

Criticism aimed at destruction of third of Imperial
Valleys unhavested canaloupe crop drew defensive fire
from growers Thursday.
Charges that valley shippers and ranchers had acted
unwisey, and indicated belief that surplus melons
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Whiskers On II

Whiskers On II
Besides answering a host o!
questions concerning the title
fight the Post-Press staff had al
old one crop up Thursday.
when was Imperial Valleys
snoWfall?" asked a telephoner.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Out OF The Past

Uut OI TIC TaSt-
In 1906, Miss Kittie Bell Moore
18, and Frank Slaughter, 81, were
married in Oklahoma, Indian Ter
ritory.
Wednesday in FL Centre Roch
Maquar found the marriage Ii
cense. yellow with age, on Main
street. It was taken to the police
station. Kittie Bell would be SO by
now and Frank would be So.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23
Confidence

Confidence
Here is the height of something
or other. Bill Roberts and Bert
Lemons. who nave habit OF
matching each other for half dol
lars from time to time, were hav-
ing a phone conversation. Said
Bill,
"Ill match you for half"
you're on, said Bert. Mines
heads.
Nuts, said Bill. Il owe you a
half"
Anyone wishing to match RR,
call No. 300.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23

Tain't So
To save the telephone girl, the
editor, the publisher and the jani-
tor from an uninterrupted flow OF
telephone inquiries, RR hereby re-
ports in capital letters that, de-
pite the radio reports:
MAX SCHMELING IS NOT DEAD
Thank you
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23

Butter: Los Angeles, 27ci But
terfat, Imperial Valley. fob. ranch
grade A, 35c; manufacturing milk.
29ci route gathered cream, 26c.
L.. A. Hay; u. 5. No. 1 S14.-ta.50.
No. 2 leafy S13-13.5O; No. 2, SI1-t2.
Minneapolis, flax May S1.7S.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23

He Named 1t
Some folk just have knack for
tricky expressions, and Charles
Baker the barber can compete
with the best. When the thermo-
meter climbed the other day.
Baker mopped his brow and NUT
tered:
Gosh! I'm as hot an hen on a
wool nestl"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23

SeIf-Inflicted-
RR has heard of the hot foot ,
even had one or two tried on him
personally, but RR never heard of
a self inflicted one until this
week.
In a. drug store, seated at the
counter. Russell Lewis calmly lit
a cigarette and then dropped the
match. Without thinking he went
on wrapping himself around a
matted milk The next he knew
his pants were on fire. The match
had ignited some napkins.
RR recommends personal
bodyguard of Corn Reed, new
fire chief.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-06-23

SoorS
Sharply
Market Crosses 2
Million Mark
During Rise

NEW YORK, June %.
(UP)-Transactions on the
Stock Exchange crossed the
100000 share mark early
in tho lact hour t0dau m a L
Evening star., 1938-01-29
2A,a ruAyrp CT Ne

tR. l. AVE. BET. c2nd 4 2Srd)
Elec. refrigeration. Res. Mgr.
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l3dR l4h 1lRFf

1910 IRVING ST. NV.
3 rooms, kitchen ana bath. Heat.
hot water and lieht fUfniehe6.
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THE NEWARK

1921 NEWARK st. NV,
hec. refs. on house current. ~,
mer. Elevator.
rms. kit. 4 b, Rss A
3 rms. kit. g. .Sx
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1873 CONN. AVENUE
3 rooms, Kitchen, bath. dining A.
cove,
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1915 n SfREeT

1915 n STREET
4 rooms. Kitchen and bath $500
; rooms, Kitchen and bath $50 so
Electric refrit0fation. Res. MIR.
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1880 ADAMS MILL RD.
] room. kitchen and hath,
3 rooms. Kitchen, bath. Reetric
refrigeration. Res. Mgr.
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OUTSTANDING Values

Outstanding Values
Near 18th and Col. Rd.
Convenient to stores. theaters. car
lines. A quiet neishborhood.
rR1GlDAIRE CURRENT FREE
1860 Clydesdale Pl. NV.
$45.OO-Apt. 1O2-Reception hall.
hed d,p.,, iivins t,s,,.o room ~ with Murphy
SIS, Ai ooMApt, k'taeh so4-Frons aha S''" apt Re.
bedroom. dinette. kitchen t'; and i'a bath.
Near Roosevelt High
43n" Arkansas Ave. OATH h vasnum)
$ss.so-no aoaTrot S. r;n. apt, apt; Ftotp sctns
Friridaire current free. Heat and hot
water, Janitor service furnished.
In Petworth
$42.5o-4S2a 4th St. NV.
dn.e Apt .ch.n 1o h,n ..I eed,9p 1,9rg
Grafton. Available Feb. LIST.
$51.50-4S25 4th St. NV.
Apt. No. 3--Reception hail, living
sos hat" v.tsr ef farni.bea 1fi'bb'str'''0n Heat and
$00-325 Delafield Pl. NV.
Apt. No, 4--Livins room, , bedrooms,
dinette. kitchen and bath; eiec. rtfrit-
Grafton. Heat and hot water furnished.
Near Walter Reed
7410 Georgia Ave.
SAT .OO-Apt. No. 2-Livins room
bedroom. dinette kitchen
and bath. screened rear porch Elec-
trio refrigeration.
New Efficiency Apt.
1904 Capitol Ave. NE.
Just North Of FisridA Ave. NE.
$45, 5,OO-Apt. No. Living room.
bedroom dinette kitchen
and bath. screened rear porch. Heat.
hot water and janitor service furnished.
631 B St. NE.
$37.5O-Apt. No, Living room
bedroom. Kitchen and bath.
small porch. elec. refrigeration. Heat
ana hot water furnished.
l4o4 K cAFRlTZ Dist. 9oso
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l343 CONN. AVENUE
2 rooms. Kitchen and bath. Studio
tyne. Fireplace.
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l126 MASS. AVENUE
3 rooms and 3 baths. Aeetflc 70
ffitefAtion. 1levAtof,
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lana 1NNN AYE NW

Hght-story elevator building. elec-
trtc tefriseration on house current.
Hesident manseer or. premises.
$3.50 to $4,000
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31O0 10th ST, NV.
THE RHODE ISLAND

1HE hHODE ISLAND
1897, RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Desirable downtown location
s-story elevator building. Elec. refs.
on house current. Resident Manager
rms. Kit, d. a. and bath s61 so
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J3V6 J6tH SJWIkT
Studio Apt. near DuDbf,t Circle at
Conn. Ave. and n g., Z rooms
Kitchen. Bath. freplAeA.
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1I17 p STREET

Ltytnk room. bedroom, dining Soo1n,
Kitchen. bath. Elect. refrv. Res.
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1KAL DVI UNI
1511 goth st. NV.
klevAtoY service. Resident manager,
; rms. dining room, kit. equipman ant
rec. han and bath SOL so
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lIl6 ~ STREET
3 rooms. kitchen and bath SAC, 90
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27zz OLE xfRRn

ARR6 S08 OuW88U
. bedrooms. bath. liv4ne room. din.
inE room. Kitchen.
) rooms. kitchen ana bath.
bedroems. 3 baths, living rom,
dining room. kitchen, reeAotion
ball. 1ectfio refriser alton. Res.
Mkr: Elevator service. 1xeollent
location.
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SULGRAvE MANOR

$3.50 CONN. AVE.
Modern elevator building. seers.
tar,al telephone. service. electric re.
trieeration on house current. Resi-.
gent manager. Several apArtments
have cross ventilation.
2 rooms, kit. d. A. and bath SAs ~
With inclosed porch $SSOO
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

$4,000.
New Broom modern bricks. tiled bath
with shower. full cellar: INV h. oil burner:
nice back yard. fenced in. located in
center of Clarendon. Convenient to shop
bus. Nearing completion.
To reach-Drive out Wilson blvd. to
sewn s5 s. month on H pian
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
1922 N. Irving St.. Arlington, Va.
Walnut 1910.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

HOUSE AT LAUREL. WITH 3 COMPLETE
apartments; furnished or unfurnished, for
SAFE 10 settle estate, 2 apartments occu.
pee; acreage on route 90 near Ashton,
nnorderlng Patuxent River: splendid oppor.
Farm near Spencerville; large dwelling
tenant mouse and farm buildings: or
Gnards: Will sell as whole or divide into
lumola road. Ellicott City 34s.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

. ACRES, BUNGALOW AND BUILDINGS:
WINFIELD. Fairfax 1901.
> ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND, M
proved s-room dwelling. bath and electric
ries;;. large garden already planted, the
dwelling having beautiful setting in heavily
shaded lawn. with 4 master bedrooms on
ton: a real home buy at $4,000: $500
cash. balance easy ''
Phone l35 H. B. MITCHELL Herndon, Va
TRUSTEES OFFER FARMS TO CLOSE
ESTATE
49, acres complete dairy farm live.
stock: equipment. barns. outbuildings 4
dwellings: railroad stop on property: net
proht 1897 over 1000; can be doubled
3 other smaller farms about 80 miles out.
satisfactory terms arranged. Box 2a4-T.
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COLORED SIS 25th PL. NE RMS.
bath. ,rockvool insulation. INV h.. land
8 pm: $3.50. Call Decatur 1850.
COLORED-RED BRICK BUNGALOW,
lot 7Sx350. .4la Anger pl. Sc. Congress
Heights. Call Sundays and evenings. Is
COLORED-l.49 GIRARD NE.-BUNGA-
low. ; rooms, bath. gar: grounds.
MURRAY CO.. 1406 G. NV. Natl. 1.12.
COLORED
Near Georgia Ave. and Columbia Rd.
large rooms: frame. corner; in fine
condition: price. $3.50; small cash pay
ment. balance monthly. Call Mr.. Raine,
Randolph BAL.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3346.
IN KINGMAN PARK
We have several 3 and = room houses.
reconditioned like new that can be bought
during the month of May for as low as
$50 Down and S4650 per month. Beyond
a doubt the best buys in the city for this
month only. Make appointment to inspect
these like-new homes without obligation to
you.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
924 14th ST. NV National OO36.
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SILVER SPRING. MD
Beautiful brick home. almost new high
elevation; broad boulevard, large lot; old
rm.; complete gas equipment. incl furnace
and refg. Ultraamodern kitchen and bath
cost to owner. who is buying larger home
KENSINGTON REALTY CO..
Kensington 1872, or Eve, Wis. 454a.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

SALE OR EXCHANGE. FOR =. C. or
nearby property. .-story brick bldg. stores
i anu omces IN Spindale; N. c.. on highway
Walnut S992-W
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH BUYERS, HOUSES. UNDER $4,000
Adams zs 47ss Or mali 1nl y4ab Meridian NV
WILL BUY FOR CASH. SMALL BRICK
houses in d G.. quick action Write or
phone s. g. SELF. e27 18th Nv. Natl sly.
I BUY NE. AND Sc. PROP; TENANTS
not disturbed; confidential. e. A. CARNEY.
Dist. 45OS. 1926 VT. ave. Eve. Geo. $500.
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY CALL
now. Want bricks or frames. white or
colored. any section Washington. G G.
DUTY 1924 Vermont ave. Natl. 44S2. 81
CASH BUYERS FOR BRICK HOUSE UN-
der $1,000. Immediate settlement. r.
G. DUNE. 6O4 H st. ne. Atlantic $500
PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY CASH. 6-s
room house, under So 900; white section
D. c. Box 25O-X. Star. 15'
CLEVELAND PARK OR CHEVY CHASE
Cash for small clear property. any condi-
ton. Box 249-X. Star. 49,
1 PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSES AND
fats. You sell direct and save commission.
Box 45-V. Star.
CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES IN GOOD
Northwest section. any condition. GEO.
W, DE FRANCEAUx, 927 18th st. Re-
public 242}.
THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH FOR D. c.
real estate 1t will be greatly to your
advantage to call in person or write to
ED. L. STROHECKER
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SPECIAL,

II you are looking for home that is
different. one, that Is designed and
convenience. Z large rooms. large lot.
with fine old shade trees. and in one
of the most beautiful NV. Md. subdi-
visions within Is minutes from down.
town This fine home can be financed
for less than $10G monthly. covering
principal, interest and taxes. To one
who knows real value this Is wonders
full opportunity. Call MR.. WYNKOOP.
owner. Columbia 6705.~ 10 am. to IL
or after n
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WHY PAY RENT?

$500 cash, $50 per mo. will build for
you. draw plans and finance; no expense
to you: 8 or 6 rms, ami. BUNGALOW or
house. on my lots. Box Ait, Star,
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SACRIFICE.

American University Park a rooms
bath; mi: nice location; large lot beau
iiful gardens; Don't miss this S7.450.
Emerson 1888
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D,OUU-fiIIICHEST.
6-room brick: painted white; large lot;
finished recreation room; quiet residential
community of detached homes. 364O BAN
ger st. Sc or call Mr.; stebbin. Atlantic
DiREcTIoNs To pR < p y PH Drive out
Penn. ave. Sc, to Branch ave, turn right
and 60. to Alabama ave. turn left and
follow Alabama ave to Suitland I'd turn
right on Bangor and go 2 blocks.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H st. NV Dist 1900.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.--44O2 ELM ST. EAST
school. Rent. $75.. Sale. $3.50. s rooms.
2 baths. General Electric oil furnace.
weather. stripped. large, dry basement;
screened porch. wooded lot A comfortable
a attractive house in an established first-
inspect call wisconsin 38S5-W.
COMPLETELY MODERN. s-RM. 3-BATH
house, in one of Washington's best sub
urbs Phone Shepherd 1858
311s MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
(Nr. 18th and Irving ST.; Is rms,
baths; ami: suitable beauty shop, room
ing house or restaurant price. $4,000;
viii lease for SIsb per month. Cali ED
WARD L. STROHECKER. 1910 Vermont
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5000 cash. West Chevy Chase. D. c.
Easy monthly PAYMENTS. 1921 .43rd pl
bath. h. w., oil burner heat. fireplace. gas
refR.. 3 porches. Open for Inspection
Sat. afternoon. and Sunday. Phone MR.,
Col. 1884
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AN UNUSUAL OFFERING.

Three blocks from Chevy Chase Circle
short walk to stores. churches. public and
parochial schools; one OF the incest streets
in Chevy Chase. d. c., one block from
transportation; rms. including library. .
baths. oil heat beautifully Handicapped lot.
Priced way under original cost. Owner
VINO has bought larger home has kept house
IN perfect condition. Call MR. MUMFORD.
Wisconsin 14o5 Eve Columbia 1144
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SUMMER HOMES.

SMALL HOUSE. NEARBY VIRGINIA
several acres. grass. large trees: screened
Pp99r aa My S%5 month. Phone Clarendon
WEST RIVER. MD.-FOR RENT-MoD-
ern nome; rooms. kitchen bath 2
Ve1fnes' tennis court; trees, shade; con-
from Capitol Berwyn 224 MRS CA.
WOOD or Box 1913. College PARK, Md. III.
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MICHIGAN PARK.

1909 18th st. n.e-New; detached: 7
rooms. = baths. recreation room: auto. gas
heat; built-in garage: screened porch:
furred walls: screens; weather-stripped
MURRAY CO.,
14nR C ST NV Natinnal s11o
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$5,950-GRANT CIRCLE.
. Row brick. containing 8 large rooms,
b. .w.h.. porches deep yard. Convenient to
schools, stores and transp. Can be sold on
easy terms. Call Mr. Shelton.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
927 18th NV, District 1411
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galow home, garden. flowers. woodland
adjoining ideal for children; school .
blocks; small payment and $40 per month.
MRS. RODGERS, :5Os North Mckinley.
Arlington. Va. Out Lee Highway ia
miles beyond Glebe I'd turn right.
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Sd 250-VACANT

pf, VACANT
One:half block from House Once Bldg.
hot-water heat. garage. offered to Settle
an estate. Convenient terms can be ar
JOHN F. DONOHOE& SONS.
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314 Penna. Ave.
$4,000

~O3SOOs
26l6 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
-, colonial tapestry brick. six rooms and
TIE bath. hot-water heat; inclosed rear
constructed home that can be purchased
on very attractive terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
(Contjpued
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANT TO BUY OR BUILD SMALL / OR
Groom, kitchen, bath summer cottage on
quiet restful. wooded lot. with ali facili-
ties; within or 10-mile radius Washing
ton. Total price approximately Sl,SOO
Terms. Box ACT Star
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NEW DETACHED BRICK.
5708 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
This 7 room. 9 complete bath house
represents one of the best buys our office
has had to offer for sale. Some of the
outstanding features are high elevation.
convenience to transportation. schools and
stores. Plan is unusually attractive. extra
large living room. breakfast room of ktch-
en-. fully finished recreation room equip
ped with heat and oIen fireplace. full attic
leading of hall: copper sutters. slate roof;
street paved and paid for. Terms may be
arranged
Open for Inspection Daily to PM
MAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV Dist 3346.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

VIRGINIA " BEACH. va LOTS. CLEAR
" al .hcum5raEce. exchange for lets
WaShlnet!H ID. =. Box I55-X. Star.
WILL TRADE $500 EQUITY IN HOUSE
year old for city lot, beach cottage
automobile. Sunday or weekdays, after
3 pm. Atlantic $500 49,
FARM, MONT. CO.-15O ACRES so
clear; stream woods. 7-r. house outbldgs
real bargain. OWNER. Box 235-x. Star.
26-UNIT APT. BUILDING.
excellent Nv. location. Building about one
year old economical units. Rental ap-
ploxlmately $4,000 annually: 25-year
liouldating first MORTGAGE Excellent long.
range investment. Statement on request.
ToT Iurther information. call Mr.. Towbes
14O4 K St CAFRITZ Dist. 1850.
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ARLINGToN-sEvEN HOUSE. ALL
modern conveniences: hot-water heat.
plumbing and gas; plenty of shade lot
5Ox2l7. Will take good car or truck in
trade Walnut S6nG IT,