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HOUSES FOR SALE.

country club Section OF Chevy Chase. Md:
/ west of Conn. ave.-Detached center-hall
Pooms P1an = sEpRooMs BArHs maid
room and bath; automatic heat and re-
os lSe cAs eaRHdE Mar
PHsERs NATISNAG "a @ SasS E7ENfse' hfS =
SS5.95o-TAKoMA ,s,I! IA PARKmHERE's THE THE
rooms, fine condition This unusual offer
ing will go quickly. Natl. 143S till pm,
a141 GEORGIA AVE; IN NATIVITY
tractive .6-room and bath. buff. brick.
front and glassee rear porches: refrigera-
ton aut9matie nnan g.s heat new sondition
a DETACHED HOME OF BRICK. AND
| frame containing six rooms and tiled bath:
priced at s. 300, on easy , terms Hardwood
til . pm. M 9f' WSPLE & & JAMES. NC. ~ DN
lovely home in high-class community; de-
Il BEDRooMs, :shs BATHS with bed
room and large. lavatory on 1st foor).
storage attic maids room and bath @ break, K
a the price; BOSS 4 PHELPS, NATIONAL
Gnnpc1s GaS9t ssvIEMING' IaS1 PHONE MR.. IRWIN
REPossEssED DETACHED, HOMES
easSy Sin va saa Md eash
esS hih Iea e,R E EHsf
TON R. GORDON. 1427 Eye st. NV. Dist.
5230
SO, 25o-MosT UNUSUAL AND INTER
divided from huge dining room, making
an immense space for entertaining, dane;
heat. We know You haven't seen anything
like it. National i43s till 8 pm. '''''
A BRICK AND, HOUSE OF ,UN-
usually artistic design, containing four bed;
bath on the first floor, priced at $4,000.
Sunroom opening off living room, open fire.
place. Of burner, built-in garage slate roof;
fully detached and on a good lot. WiScon-
sin 1917.
SPRING FL. N.W.-oNLY Ss75O.-JUsT
off 10th st. Modern two-story brick, 8
Mr. Lewis. Cleveland $3.50. ''N' wv ~''~''
S1350O: LOVELY ENGLISH-TYPE BRICK
home west Of upper 10th st.; sttrsSti,ye, Y
sSnTe and 8 sEDkoo%s SGs sAThs
heat nE Eafa35 s14H aRa
ST 900 cash and balance carried like rent.
aN aHss pIGEE REEPS MR N4TSbA o1HSF aS ayH
BOULEVARD HGTs: OPPOSITE FORT FORT,
hepsso S eec It's acres rsa sassIse SMas
b ". |,
INC. 12a4 14th St. NV. Dist: 3346.
| LARGE HOUSE ON GIRARD STREET
west Of .14th, suitable for rooming; will
sell partly furnished: consider exchange
| OWNER. Adams 1885.
NEAR CATHEDRAL - EXCEPTIONAL.
| home at price OF first trust Ten rooms,
3 baths; downstairs toilet; 2-car garage,
.N1SS MOORE 3117 35th st. Telephone
SIS. 5.45O-BRICK BUNGALOW. HIGH ELE-
! vation. D. c.; s lovely rooms. open fire.
| place, porch. gas heat. a REAL VALUE.
REALTY ASSOCIATES Natl. 1893 till
Sl3; 50o-BEAUTIFUL HOME WooDsIDE
structed BY. builder for own home, detached
brick. on lot 69x1l5 large living room,
| kitchen. big automatic refrigerator. break
fast room, 3 lovely bedrooms. BATHS,
FOR WELL-LoCATED b. e. HOME. BOSS
fHoaE caFInS MR TnS1E pAvfs dEosaiA osSSi slS' sSs5.
BURLErTH-BRAND- BRICK HOME
| 8 rooms. 2 baths recreation room; auto
! heat; deep lot: small down payment, bal
ance less than rent or will trade. Fol
appointmssnats cali MR.. MILLS Natl. 14Ss
S1O.a50; CHEVY CHASE MD-NEW. DE-
tschea brck bedrms 1ro baths tor On c
SALE sale. Dist. 5i53; eyenines. Wtsc. 347S-M
S4,950. $3.50 CASH. BALANCE S46 PEI
8 rooms and BATH newly DECORATED: on
large lot. near stores school and bus: good
| NV. section OF D. c. Move In with deposit
Dist. 5153: evenings, Wise. 3470-M.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT.

III md ST. NE-REAR BRICK BLDG
:5xsr: suitable storage shop. etc. Me.
1900. Dupont 1900
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NEW DETACHED BRICK.

j.. 65l9 18th place n.w.--Beautitul. new,
detached brick home. q large rooms, :,
baths. > finished rooms in attic. furred
walls, open fireplace large modern kitchen.
Gas heat slate roof copper cutters and
doWnspouts, fireplace in basement. garage:
owner Will consider small house in trade
or big reduction for large cash payment.
Open and heated each day from II to 8
pm,
ALSO NEW BRICK HOMES IN THE
COMMUNITY AT SlU.g5U.
VIM. r. TEOROWGOOD,
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CHEVROLET 1885 coach, S2ST: original
biack fnlsh, low mileage and in the best
OF condition throughout; sacrifice for .
Gays only. Car No. S1S. Phone us and
we Will bring it to you Mandeii chevrolet
Co, 1870 Nichols ave Sc Atlantic 44Oo
open evenings and Sunday
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;. HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEARRY VIRGTNIA

NEAno1 t1RAIlNlA.
This beautiful home contains large
rooms, with bedroom and bath on first
floor. three bedrooms and bath on second
floor; paneled living and dining rooms: on
beautiful handicapped lot; best value ever
offered in Va. Call Walnut COOS. After
$40. call Randolph lT4O
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APARTMENTS uNFURNISHED.
Continued


1901 EUCLID ST. NV.
Apt. J.. first floor-Living rm,, bedrm
kitchen, dinette, bath, screened back porch
heat and hot water parking space free;
S52 50. BIRON, Met. 1850 .----..-----
THE BOND APARTMENT,
1880 N. H. AVE. NV.
] room. kitchen dinette bath $3.50
2 rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath -- $500
Frigidaire and Elevator. Res. Mgr.
2517 MOZART PL. NV.
(Bet. 18th and 18th. Euclid and Col. Rd)
room. kitchen, dress $40 50
ing closet and bath
3 rooms, kitchen and $50 E0
hfth
Gas and electricity included in
rent Resident manager.
H. L. RUST CO.,
1001 18th 81. NV. Natl. S100.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
MODERN REpossEssED. CHEyY cHAsj

MODERN REPOssEssED, CHEVY CHASE,
Va. and Md. homes at great savings.
North 7975-M for inspection. 10.
S7,95O-A REAL BARGAIN IN LELAND,
Chevy Chase. Md.--A charming and very
convenient location just north Of Chevy
Chase Club. Dutch Colonial, on lot 50x
100; several large trees; g rooms, bath.
garage. Priced way under former cost
to owner; BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL
1900: EVENING, PHONE MR.. THOMAS,
COLUMBIA 634S.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. 46I LURAY PL.
NV. Groom and bath brick, near Soldiers
Home: price reduced. Columbia l34S.
After pm. Emerson O2S9.
AMBITIOUS WHITE DOCTOR.
Ideal location for fastest growing sub
division in Washington. One perfect cor
ner left: 9 rooms, oil-flred air-conditioned.
IN development already approved by F.. H.
A. Approximating 1900 families. Altera-
tions to suite purchaser. Price SO 715. Call
3399 Bennine Rd NE. Atlantic sO44.
GEORGETOWN BARGAIN.
SS.95O--Near 3Oth and Que sts--Sup-
COMPLETE BATHS automatic heat mew
oil burner; new roof newly decorated
Bldg. assn loan Of S6 900; vacant. BOSS
4 PHELPS, NATIONAL $500 EVENING,
PHONE MR. MILLER, CLEVELAND Ol r.
AT $3.50 ON A SPLENDID LOT, WITH
very large trees detached home, in the
Takoma Park section: just put in new
house shape and modernized Convenient
to stores and TRANSFORMATION. Easy terms
Call Shepherd 500 until . um
WAPIE e. JAMES, INC,
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CHEVROLET master coupe 1896. Driven
only few thousand miles by prominent
local clergyman lname on requestj. Has
RADIO. heater. New-car appearance and
performance. Butler Bonded; S441, Lee
II. Butler, Inc. 1877 18th NV Dist 315.
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1915 4th ST NE-IN UNION MARKET
area. Flreproof 4OxgO. Two stories: ele-
yator; HENRY SCHAFFERT, $50 John
Marshall pl.
VERY LARGE sToRERooM. DE SALES
ST. opposite the MayfoWer Hotel close
| to Connecticut ave. Suitable for high-claSs
! restaurant. LINKINS CO. 1913 De Sales St
DRUG STORE. DEL1CATFssEN, DAIRY
dell ready-to-wear, hardware electric
shop bakery. pastry, candy shop: new
community center large apartment project
under construction, opposite side, main
! highway: 1000 homeowners surrounding.
no competition: protected leases. Alex
sndrf 1904. IL.
iii GOOD HOPE RID SE.-SUITABLE
for secondhand tire and battery shop con-
SlStlng OF large store. > rooms and layatory.
gas and elec. S35
P. j. WALSHE. INC
1lo1 Eve 81. NV. National GIGS.
CORNER STORE.
BLADENSBURG RD. AND L ST NE
Now occupied by A & P store. avail
able April ]: rent. Sll0 per month, Call
MIR. UGAST Met 2S"5-2SI. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. "05 Investment Bldg
S35.
Basement store facing Pa. ave. NV,
near George Washington University: suit
able for tailor shop, delicatesSen store or
other small business.
CHAS. L. NORRIS.
2l35 Pa. Ave. NV. West o4S0.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
LOTS FOR SALE.

LGE. LOTS. AS GROUP OR s1NGLY;
Garrett Park Nd. All improvements; bus,
Anxious to sell OWNER, Wisconsin 3O57.
BEAUTIFUL 6O-FT. CORNER LOT. CHEVY
Chase. D. c.: all improvements: owner
will help finance home for responsible
Natl 9646
LARGE LOTS IN RIVER VIEW, ADJACENT
to Mt. Vernon blvd. $500 to $l,1OO;
easy terms. Box 215-K. Star
26 BUILDING SITES, zONED FOR 4
family apts in Alexandria: will sell as q
whole for less than $500 per site. VIM.
II: SAUNDERS CO.. INC. 1919 K ST., n W.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

TRUCKS, rRsn Sr 8 stakes stakes: long and short. in
Chev;' FORD; Dodge and q. M. c.; panels
m a1, IL and 2 IT, bodies; Chey. and Ford
Operating Service, 80 NJ st. ne. Met. o5o5.
FORD 1886 1Ka-ton, Oft. panel. x4as
30 M st. ne. Met. O505. Dealer.
CHEVROLET 1892 a-ton panei-body
truck; an excellent buy, Ss5. Manhattan
AUTO q RADIO Co, 1906 9TH st. NV.
FORD VS. a4-TON panel delivery. excel
1899. f'N"H
CHEVROLET ! 932 small delivery, lust like
new throughout lowest weight tax: Sg5
cash or terms. 955 Fla. ave. NV. Deca-
CHEVROLET 1883 s4-ton panel-body
truck; snap at Sl45. Manhattan Auto Il
RADIO Co. l7Ot 9TH st. NV.
DODGE 1885 a.-ton panel-body truck. in
excellent condition. S?4j Manhattan Auto
RADIO Co, zoo 9TH st. NV
INTERNATIONAL 1885 3l-ton panel-body
truck, IN Al condition ready to roll. ~1a5
Manhattan Auto 81 Radio Co., l7O6 eth
ST. NV
CHEVROLET 1885 Seton panel-body truck.
an excellent buy at Sig5. Manhattan
Auto &, Radio Co, 17O6 9TH st. NV.
FORD. CHEVROLET TRUCKS.
10 to choose from. all models. panels
dumps, light deliveries. stake and vans:
prices start at 500. You will find what
you want here. Make us an offer Triangle
Truck Center. l7th and r. l. ave ne
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CHEVROLET 1897 sedan. $50: Chevro,st
I9t6 sedan. S329: Chevrolet sport coupe
3333323; Dodge 1924 sedan. S,249; Chevrolet
1888 coach. S1T9: Chevrolet 1892 spor;
coupe. Sl1g; Chevrolet 1881 sport coupe
sSg and 80 others all makes and models
az low prices. Arcade Pontiac Co. I4Ia
irving st. NV. Adams 0515 or lot New
YORK ave; and Bladensburg I'd. ne LIN
coin S52o. Open evenings
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Builder Will Sacrifice.

Barnaby Woods. Lovely new home in
Chevy Chase, D; c.; bedrooms 3. baths
clubroom. built-in garage; plenty of beau
tiful trees. Call MR.. RANDOLPH. Natl.
1888 Atlantic 45oU
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WOODBRIDGE SECTION.

SHGVy IHdSe, -; ~ DeuTooinS, u patHS
tiful trees. Call MR.. RANDOLPH. Natl.
1898. Atlantic 4596.
WOODBRIDGE SECTION.
Semi-detached brick rooms. easily ar
ranged for two families near Taft and
Burroughs Schools like new; price. Ss,45O
terms.
Detached Dutch Colonial : rooms and
CALL MIR. MACREA. DEC. .6g3.
CONGRESS HTS. BARGAIN.
523 LIE Baum st. set rms, BATH
h.-w.h.: cellar porch; detached: on large
lot. Price. $3.50; terms S26O cash, $50
500 H St NV. Natl. 1855.
BUNGALOW
CHEVY CHASE
The wooded setting. convenience and de-
STABILITY of location is ideal. 1t is COM
Portable in plan and has warm, home
fireplace GENERAL ELEC, OIL BURNER,
built-in GARAGE. Lot 50xl25.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
720 18th St NV Realtor Natl 0753
Eve Phone. Call Mr.. Owen, Col. 1856.
$3.50 CASH,
Monthly Less Than Rent.
Comfortable; ms. bath semi-det.: :
full basement; INV H.: good condition
$4,750.
Situated one block from street car and
bus Convenient. restricted NV. Splendid
hoWe buy or investment.
Kelley, Steele g. Branner, Inc,
int Uat
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CHE CHEVROLET soLET 1888 coach. SI6s: original
only. Car No. 46. Phone us and We Will
9ring CnRg Il 70 you. Mandell Chevrolet Co.
Inoo NlcholS ave. Sc. Atlantic 44O2
open evenings and Sunday
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

NEW APT, 3 LGE, RMS, KIT, BATH.
rear porch, laundry room oil heat, elec.
refe, elec range: located 1929 34th ST..
Mt. Rainier DUNN & CO, Agent. 1888
r. /. ave, Mt Rainier. Hyattsvile SO.
2 RMS, KIT. BACK PORCH; NO CHILL
dren. 20 Johnson ave. HyattSville, Md.
THE IRVING APTS.-BACHELOR APT,
rm. bath, large closet; new bldg. 605 N.
Irving st.. Clarendon, Va.
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S11.5OO.

Near Wsrdman Park Hotel Rooming
and boarding house arranged as small
apartments. and price includes upstairs
furnishings. Income from two floors, SI3l.
Owne. occupies first floor In all 10
rooms. 3 baths, 3 screened porches, ami.
and 2-car garage.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
129 18th st, NV. Realtor Natl 0753
Evening Phone, Call Georgia sore
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BUILDER NEEDS CASH BADLY.
. SOLD THIS WEEK
Was $8.950-Will Accept Sc $3.50.

Beautiful new home. NV, never occu-
pied: Il large, bright rms, natural oak trim
throughout, beautiful Oxford kitchen,
tablet top range; large, beautiful recreation
room; absolute sacrifice Republic U225. .
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CHEVROLET 1886 master coach, black
Inroushout; $50, Columbia 4677 after
Evening star., 1938-02-15

CHEVROLET 1884 master de luxe 4-ooor
SEDAN radio heater. etc; unusually clean.
nnttle nttle used; sacrifice, $3.50. Col. 61S6-M,
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rumble seat; in excellent condition. SI1h
manhattan Auto d Radio Co.. 17O6 1th st.
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$3.50

$3.50
GOOD section of re, near Gallaudet
College. Row brick house. & rms, bath,
h.-W.h.. single-car garage: $1,000 cash.
assume ! building association loan pay
able 500 month Call MI Heacock National
o9S2; eve. and Sun, Cleveland 1870.
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CAYWooD BROS. g. GARRETT. INC.

SEE I'll GALLATIN ST. NV.
Six rooms, two inclosed back porches:
arranged for two families; large lot. de-
IaGned nai garage; paved, street and alley.
Prlced S6,930. Reconditioned throughout.
This is a real bargain MR., OREM. Georeia
dGYQ ~' O-~A'A' u"
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CHEVROLET 1895 2-door sedan; finest
condition. best care: removal sale, S3f;S:
terms; EVANS-PALMER, INC, New York
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THE BEST NORTHWEST LOTS.
Also LARGE STONE HOUSE
J. FRANK TlLLER. Owner Rand. 1853.
BEST D. C., WOODED. S1.6s3 UP. BETH
GEO b. DIEFFENBAcH. Lot Specialist,
Hati. $3.50 l10l vt. Ave. Emerson 41I7.
FAfRMpNT HEioHTs, s" s75 o.: e ess,
terms; help build. District 917O.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4-FAMILY APT. NEAR EASTERN HIGH
School; exceptional income on your In
vestment; priced $4,000, $3.50 month
rental; tenants furnish own heat: always
LOUIS H. HALL Potomac 6021.
BUSINESS PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN,
Tenant has right h to buy during i i"evs lease al
$4,000 ;rs, only expenses are taxes in, IN,
F. SHOEMAKER. 1919 st. NV. Ma
tional 1865.
GOOD INCOME WITH sAFETYI
81, 250-Six-room and bath semi-detaehed
hGms eT heat p in Rented xssent or ns Ss
years at $3.50 per month. White
slo.s5o..Brick four family fats in ex-
rooms bath, screened porch, separate
gas furnace in each apartment. Fine
cGonIdition GsdI Income, 81 $50 per year.
1905 II ST. NV. National e345.
LESS THAN 5 TIMES RENT.
APARTMENT BLDG, located in good
white rental section. just off main artery;
IL apt. units OF 3 rooms and bath: yearly
income approx. $4,000. with average rent
financed; high return on small cash re-
quired; owner might be interested in
trade: Call Mr.. DREW, Met. 2s25-4S27.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2o5 Investment
EXCELLENT NET RETURN
ON RECENTLY COMPLETED
APARTMENTS.
-Four buildings OF four apartments each.
All rented to good tenants, paying better
than l0@o net on entire purchase price.
$14 ESQ EACH.
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SHEvROLEr 1888 master coupe, in excel
paG coIoltlon, SI45. Manhattan Auto &,
Evening star., 1938-02-15
EXCELLENT NET RETURN
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
EARNS EQR SALE

FOR RENT LEASE OR SALES W. oI
comm. zone :! bdgs.; each I6xlu 90 it. "
Offices md floor lGX:tO It Nail D43N
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SEE 1864 SPRING ROAD.
rooms, tile bath, lear garage: paved
terms. "
Also lovely detached 1-room bungalow.
very large bedrooms. Priced to sell Lot
lolX75 IL. 2-car garage. Convenient to
transportation, stores and schools For
inspection call MR.. OREM, Geo 4639
DETACHED HOME IN NEW-HOUSE
condition; convenient to schools and trans
portationi priced at $3.50 on terms of
$500 per month. after moderate down
PAYMENT Hot-water heat open fireplace
luli basement, trees. Call Shepherd $500
until 8 pxm.
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THOS. J. OWEN q son, AUCTIONEERS
lI3l EVE Sr w
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GHRYSLER 1881 c. M convertible coupe
today for only Sl39 All we ask is a fair
demonstration; you'll like it. H B. Leary
Jr; IL Bros, 45OO Wisconsin ave- (cor
AlDemarle SJ) Potomac 4oQ-
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S400-S4U PER MONTH
Friendship Hts, bunealoW < rms oil
6urner; unusual value. Bradley 2.l, eve,
Wisconsin 2905.
BOOMING HOUSE SPECIAL
i.fh st. NV, 300 block II rooms,
3 baths, 3 kitchens: new-house condition
and all modern. Possession with deposit.
Price. $4,000. Mr.. Raine Randolph }44
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th st. NV Dist. 33i6,
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CORNER STORE

Basement store facing Pa. ave NV,
near George Washington University: suit
able for tailor shop, delicatesSen store or
other small business.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,
FALLS CHURCH VA

Located in center of very large, level
lot. on main road; convenient to stores
and transportation; INV. oil heat; 2-car
garage.
BRODIE &, COLBERT. INC,
1907 Eye st. NV. National SS15.
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sEMI-DErACHED BRICK BEDROOMS
ami; new-house condition. Col. 1878.
CHI CHI, MD, sos Mo- BEDROOMS. Z
baths: 3rd-floor room and bath: porches
oil heat, double garage. Emerson 1853 OF
District Al14
Evening star., 1938-02-15

In Chevy Chase. b. C., this 6-rm. -
bath: Colonial brick with finished attic.
oil heat, recreation room with fireplace
and numerous other features is 10 be
Sacrlnced. No reasonable offer refused
barsain in this delightful location Cali
MR AIKEN at Met 800; ewes. Adams
Evening star., 1938-02-15

] ACRE: ) ROOMS; BRIGHT CORNE
lot; price, $1,000. Box :. Ashton low
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

owner. and your inspection will conyinca
You OF the fine care 1t has had origina
black hnish. clean upholstery that show
no wear, hne tires, motor quiet and power
iul: only Sll5- Pohanka Service, Il26
'uIh VI or
Evening star., 1938-02-15
SEE OUR NEW HOMES
IN HOLLYWOOD Park Sc, at :.Sth and Peupa
ave. Sc. Sample open daily
}13. s ST. Sc.
1900 TEXAS AVE. Sc.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,

CWntrS and Builders
1924 l4th st. NV. District 3347.
LET THIS HOME EARN YOU MONEY.
brand-neW corner brick, ! block Conn
ave On. 'Ch ID. C., near grade and par
och1al schools bus, stores; bedrms, y
paths lovely recreation rm, automatic oil
neat; suitable large family or small fam
ny VINO wants better home by renting
ont | or rooms; priced Sl3g5O Cali
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Metropolitan
las. day or eve. until q pm
The Washington times., 1938-08-08
New Social Security
Urged by First Lad y

G.N.S0. Mrs. Franklin D. Roose
velt, writing in the current issue
Of the Democratic Digest. today
proposed that domestic workers
and farm laborers eventually" be
brought under the Social Security
Act.
Il feel very strongly that in
this country we should event.
ually include under the Social
Security Act domestic workers
and farm laborers in all provis-
ions in which other workers are
included" the First Lady wrote
DIFFICULTIES ADMITTED
II realize all of the difficulties
involved, but in some way it
seems to me we ought to work
out a method by which these
people, who form a great body
of workers, can be included.
Il have had it suggested that
it can be done by means of
stamps, and I hope it can. In
any case I hope we will never be
contented until = solution has
been found to prevent an in
justice to a big group of work
ers."
Mrs. Roosevelt did not explain
how the stamp plan would operate.
One stamp plan that has been
proposed would require employers
of domestic help and farm labor
to purchase stamp books from the
Government to meet the Social
The Washington times., 1938-08-08
FIFTH BATTALION |
BUSY At.
CAMP RITCHlE.
PreIiminarieS Ver,
Training Starts

CAMP RITCHIE, Nd, Aug. 8.
The District Of Columbia's fifth
battalion, organized Marine Corps
reserve, today began it's actual
period of combat training. after
completing the preliminary shake
down duties yesterday.
Leaving Washington at 9 a. M,
yesterday the battalion arrived at
Camp Ritchie at noon where it
was joined by Company G Of Roa-
noke, Va, under command Of Capt.
Charles B. Nerren.
Actual training was opened to-
day with a lecture by the bat
tallion'S commanding officer,
Lieut.. Col. Harvey L. Miller, who
discussed the detailed scedule for
the period.
RECORD FOR HEALTH
This was followed by a discus
sion of military hygiene by Lieut..
Cmdr. Don s. Knowlton, the bat
talon surgeon, who emphasized
the outfits outstanding health
record for previous training peri
DDS and outlined stringent orders
designed to prevent any impair
ment Of the record.
The daily routine for this train.
ing is patterned closely on that
of the regular establishment and
each days duties begin with ptlySi-
cal drill under arms and 11Spec-
ton and review in which each
company officer has an oppor-
tunity to correct errors Of indi-
vidualS.
The afternoon periods today
were devoted to practice in scout
ing and patrolling which will
play an important part in next
weeks bush combat problem.
RECRUITS SEGREGATED
In past years the progress of
the battalion has been impeded by
the need for waiting until the re-
cruitS familiariZe themselves with
the fundamental details of ma
rine corps duties and routine.
This year new men have heen
grouped in a recruit company I'm.
der Captain John w. Augustine,
veteran Of the regular and reserve
forces.
The training company today
was put through the school of the
soldier and close order drill while
the remainder of the battalion got
down to serious soldering.
The Fifth Battalion was met
upon arrival at Camp Ritchie oy
the board Of observers assigned
by Marine Corps headquarters.
Headed by Lieut.. Col. Raphael
Griffin, the board includes Lieut..
Col. Charles N. Muldrow and
Major F. C. Collier.
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Washington Times Staff Photo
MY, MY, MY-SUCH MYNAH BIRD TALK!
Bird House Keeper Fred West Has Words With the Zoos
Luridly LOquaciOus Mynah Bird From India
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DR.. Mann would lead Con-
gress appropriations committee
members who were inclined to
be tight-fisted about Zoo funds
before the mynah's cage.
What about the appropria-
tions. I'm hungry" the bird
would croak.
It always worked liked a
charm and then came the great
crisis of 1892. The mynah bird
died and Congress became econ
omy-minded.
Then David went to work.
Day after day, month after
month, year after year he asked
a young mynah bird about toe
appropriations. Now the Tynah
bird is asking him. The lobby
will be in full swing this fall.
PANHANDLING CROW
The mynah bird is the best
talker in the bird house but an
old Australian crow a few cages
away is the best money maker.
The crow won't talk unless
someone throws him a penny.
Then he shouts get out" and
promptly hides the penny.
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0. Answers
Questions on Page 81

NQueSC1OnS on rage 81
1. A man who pays court to
women. (b) brave, noble, etc. 2.
To speak together informally
and alternately. (b) noun
interchange of thoughts: that
which exists in converse rela-
ton. Transposed. 3. To for.
sake; that which is deserved or
merited. (b) a region without
rain or vegetation. 4. To COM
pare; (b) The opposition be-
tween things similar in some
respects, but different in others.
S. This was a catch! The accent
is on the last syllable for both
the verb and the noun. 6. GEL
ibacy. 7. DEFalCAtion (second-
ary accent on def. 8. DESul-
tory. 8. 1MporTUNE (secondary
accent on inn. 10. medicinal.
II. DECADE. IL. INTRIGUE. 10.
lyCEum. IA. Oasis or aAsis. IS.
roBUST.
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Security taxes for both the em.
ploye and the employer, deduc-
tions to be made from the en-
ploye's wages for his or her share.
FAVORED BY MISS PERKINS
Secretary of Labor Perkins has
been a consistent advocate of
Social Security benefits for both
groups.
Domestic and farm help are the
only two large labor groups which
were not included in the pro-
visions of the act. Opponents to
their inclusion claimed that an
impossible" bookkeeping system
would be enforced upon farmers
and housewives.