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Evening star., 1938-06-14
Figures
What They Mean
BY A. A. PATTON,
Associated Press statistician.

NEW YORK. June 14.-The record
breaking foreign output of rayon last
year points significantly to one Of the
most important causes of the slump
in domestic cotton exports during
recent years, in the opinion of textile
authorities.
From 1919 to 1895, the United
States led the world in producing the
synthetic fiber. Through most OF this
period our exports of cotton were
we'll maintained because big customers
had sufficient foreign exchange or gold
to pay for it.
Rayon producing facilities abroad
were relatively limited In 1929, for
example, the combined output Of
Japan. Germany and Italy was 161.-
100000 pounds. scarcely one-third
greater than the volume turned out
in this country alone.
The breakdown of the foreign eX-
change mechanism a few years ago,
however, made it increasingly difficult
for countries to buy the South's
principal commodity. Some countries.
Germany in particular, made barter
arrangements with competitors such
as Brazil in efforts to obtain the
necessary cotton.
Substitutes Used.
More important to the American
farmer was the institution Of a
nationalistic program aimed at elm
mating the need for foreign raw
materials.
This meant substitutes, and the most
likely substitute was rayon, be manu-
factured from wood pulp.
The so-called "have-not' powers
therefore embarked on rayon plant
building spree. Capacity rocketed.
Japans output in 1887, for instance,
was approximately 19 times the 1929
level Germany's jumped six-fold;
Italy increased hers four times.
In 1885 Japan topped the United
States for the first time as number one
rayon producer, repeating the per-
formance last year. During 1887 Ger
many squeezed into second place be-
hind Nippon. dropping this country
into third position.
The bounding strides taken by for
eign producers spelled decreased de-
mand for American cotton, already
hard hit by competition from India,
Brazil, China and other nations.
Reich Cuts Imports.
Germany. taking 10000 bales Of
our cotton in 1929, imported less than
$4,000 bales last year. Italian con-
sumption dropped from 717,000 bales
to 398, 900 bales. Great Britain bought
almost 100000 bales less at 100000
bales
This cut the flow of dollars into
our farmers pockets and especially
affected Southern growers
Holding that "pegged' prices of the
domestic staple in recent years d.
verted some demand that would nor
mally have been satisfied here, many
cotton men agree, however, that the
inability Of potentially large consumers
to get foreign exchange was also q
prime factor in throttling demand
from abroad.
An idea of the enormous rise in
foreign rayon production can be
cleaned from the fact that since 1929
world output, exclusive of the United
States, has jumped 36l per cent. The
320, 600, 900 pounds manufactured dur
ing the peak year of the previous
boom, compared with 1,029, ZOO, 900
pounds in 1886 and 1,476,000, 900
pounds last year.
How many bales of our cotton were
displaced by this huge yardage Of
synthetic fiber cannot, Of courssH be
accurately estimated, but trade observ-
ers hold 1t runs in the hundreds of
thousands, If not millions, of bales.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

BOSTON. June IA 0q1 Omitted States De-
partment of Agriculture "A little direc,
buying of wool in producing areas was be-
ing done through Boston houses today. but
spot business was mostly very slow Quo
taions, however, were unchanged from la
week. Grade hne delaine bright fleeces were
quoted at 25 to 20 cents in the grease or
the Boston market. Choice bright fine
feeces shipped direct from the country ir
lots containing delaine and clothing lengths
together have been sold by several Boston
houses at around "a cents in the grease
delivered East. =
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POWER DIVIDENDS VOTED.

NEW YORK, June IA (SpeciaD -
Directors of Sierra Pacific Power Co.
today declared dividend of so cents
a share on the common stock payable
June 80. 1888, to stockholders of record
June 16. The directors also declared a
regular quarterly dividend Of $1.50 a
share on the per cent preferred stock,
payable August l, 1888, to stockholders
of record July 20.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, June ii H-There was a
marking down of prices in the. eilt-edeed
announcement of the new government de-
tense loan. The new loan should be at
tractiVe to institutional purchasers and
is anticipated InduStrials moved irreg-
ulsrly. steel and electrical shares advanc-
Other sections of the list renamed Quiet
elthough copperS BASED
Paris-Government bonds and interna-
tional securities were in better demand at
hleher prices. today. Suez Canal climbed
=, almost 500 francs above Mondays close
' and rentes gained 80 to 55 centimes, In
dustrals remained steady and the Bank of
France issue closed 30 francs down
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DEBTS TO INDIVIDUAL
BANK ACCOUNTS RISE
Hy the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board reports
debts (checks) against individual
accounts in banks of 274 leading cities
totaled $8,453, 721 900 in the week
ended June 8, compared with $685.
6S8, 900 the previous week and $685.
585, 900 in the corresponding week last
year. The increase over the previous
week was due, at least in part, to the
Memorial Day holiday Of the pre-
ceding week.
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BANK TO NAME BOARD.

BALTIMORE, June IA Especially -
Twenty-Five directors to manage. the
affairs of the Eutaw Savings Bank
during the coming year will be elected
at the annual meeting Of members Of
the corporation to be held at the bank
on June a..
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BANKERS ACCEPTANCES
DECLINE DURING MAY

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 14.-Bankers'
dollar acceptances dropped to $685.
O96,573 during May, the lowest level in
recent years and slO,6oe.367 under the
end OF the previous month the Federal
Reserve Bank reported in its monthly
review Of the bill market. The de.
crease for the year was sl17 7,697,3e4.
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U. S. TREASURY POSITION.

Fy the Associated Press.
IL The Reees ssfon & ss 5FsssqFy eR Sun.
tures. Sls.74O,572 13; working balance
s1.s57 81 ,s21,577: customs receipts 70,
Receipts for the fiscal year tsince Jul,
IL, s.. .636. .s0S.962 90; expenditures. ST..
4osi5 Of emersency me- '' e8penditHres; exces;
of expenditures, S1,544.297 s42 IS: gros,
debt. S37.37s.423,326.3 an increase Of
assets. Sl2.944. 53l 394 OF.
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SCRAP COPPER PRICE
is REPORTED REDUCED
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June l4.-Trade
sources today reported Il e price of
scrap copper had been reduced Is
cent pound on No. / heavy wire,
yellow scrap and red scrap.
The new basis for No / is now 7
cents pound, or the equivalent of
about 8l2 cents a pound for refined
copper.
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LOCOMOTIVE SHIPMENTS
DECLINE DURING MAY

Ly the Associated Press.
May shipments of new railroad
locomotives dropped to 81, compared
with 81 in April and 81 in May,
1887, the Census Bureau reports
Manufacturers had untitled orders for
80 on hand at the end of May.
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THEATER MEETING CALLED.

BALTIMORE, June IA (SpeciaD.-
The annual meeting for the election
Of directors of the Lyric Co., operating
the Lyric Theater, will be held by the
stockholders on June 20. The Lyric
is the scene Of Baltimore's leading
musical events, including the annual
season Of opera.
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STORAGE OF FISHERY
PRODUCTS INCREASES
b. the Associated Press,

AbSUCIHISU ITESS.
The Fisheries Bureau reports that
cold storage holdings Of fishery prod
ucts on May is totaling 45,810.00
pounds were 13 per cent larger thai
year ago and 81 per cent above the
five-year average for the same date.
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ODD-LOT DEALINGS.
BY the Associated Press.

. The Securities Commission reported to-
odd.lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for. June 13; 2,e42
purchases involving II. 44o shares; 2.442
sales involving 61,264 shares.t
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FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. June IA l4p.-Federal Land
Gapl hppis
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DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

d-HIsU tXCTB OF eXtraS.
e-Declared or paid so far this year,
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2-ACRE WOODED TRACTS. 10 MILES
from Washington. close to transportation;
12c commuters fare; $500 per acre. $50
down: $40 per month. VERNON M.
LYNCH g. SON. owner. Phone Alex.
S39-W-2, anytime except Sunday.
ON BEAUTIFUL BRADLEY BOULEVARD,
where one-acre sites are selling as high
as $4,000: are located So acres OF beau
tifu!ly rolling woodland OF unsurpassed
natural beauty, containing a large stream;
situated about Ia miles north of Zen
wood. this property is now "eady for sub
division into large or small homesites.
For sale by owner at 5000 per acre. Wis.
OLD GEORGETOWN ESTATES. JUST OFF
Old GEORGETOWN rd:. .5a miles from Be-
thesda Bank; beautiful wooded lots. "a acre
or more. FRED B. CUSHMAN. 100 N.
Adams ST.. Rockville. Md. Phone 3S9.
FOR SALE-4s0 ACRES OF WOOD PART
timber land. we'll located. near town; good
for game preserve; $40 per acre. MRS.
FRANK JOHNSON. Louisa. Va.
Montg. Co. Turn "a miles on Brookville
Pike; opposite Manor Club. Electricity,
trees. water. $500 acre. MRS. B. A.
MACINTOSH. Route 4 Rockville Md.
12 ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY.
675-ft. frontage. $1,000: terms Erwin
REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE IN ESTABLISHED Law
suite, woodward Bldg; $40 month includes
secretarlal service. Republic 1,2
LhhGG t;fite r. ROOM ABOUT 800 So TT: Or
street near Conn. District 1900.
TWO CONNECTING IR-COND1TIONED
otnces, new Heurich Building for lease
either separately or with large suite One
a corner ofice. Call National 1920 or at
30 Heurlch Building.
SECOND FLOOR OF A BUILDING ON K
81. nW-:i rooms. suitable for a dentist
doctor or other business Rent. $50
PERCY H. RUSSELL &, CO. 1871 K NV
EXCELLENT NORTH LIGHT. PRIVATE
once with private entry. telephone service
Near 9TH and K sts Apply DREYFUSS
BROTHERS. 1924 K st. NV. Natl O5S3
PRIVATE Law OFFICE IN MODERN
suite; use OF reception room; secretarial
service; financial district: rea easonable
rental Southern BLDG Met 1857"
OTIS BLDG. $40 18th ST. NV
$4,000 J. c. WELDON CO.. Met. BOIL.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

OMAHA. NEBRASKA-FRAME s-ROOM
house . baths: 2-car garage clear of debt !,
exchange for Wash. property: prefer Con-
gresS Heights section. Box 490-V Star. !"
NICE 7-RM HOME; NO INCUMBRANCE;
modern city improvements: 5 minutes from
Key Bridge. 2lO3 N Lincoln st. corner
Lee highway. OWNER. Adams 1859
WE SPECIALIZE IN EXCHANGING ALL
kinds OF property. Let us know what you
have and what YOU want. Mr. TAYLOR,
Metropolitan 3O33. Res. Adams 1855
EXCHANGE HOUSE WITH GARAGE. Mr..
Rockville Centre. Long Island, for D. C.
property. OWNER Box ls0-T Star
WILL TRADE 4-ROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath cooperative apt. in beautiful Hamp-
shire Gardens for 4-bedroom house at
moderate price. For inspection. Apt ] 03,
at 80 Farragut st. NV. Georgia 3l9l :.
or information at BOSS e. PHELPS. I4l7
st. n W. National $500.
26-UNIT APT BUILDING.
Excellent NV. location. Building about
I year old. Economical units Rental
approximately Sl6 900 annually: o5-year
liauidating lst mortgage. Excellent long
range investment Statement on request.
For further information call Mr.. TowbeS.
14O4 X. CAFRTTZ. Dist. 9Os0.
WILL TRADE RESTAURANT BUSINESS
on upper 4ih st. corner for equity in real
'>l3:s VIM. II. A. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 NV. District 10l5.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

CORNER LOT IN OCEAN VIEW VA:
. will consider exchange for Washingto on
property Box 9b-X Star
NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Lovely elevated corner oak trees: 2
rms. bath; new condition; vacant; bid.
loan Includes taxes; trade for bungalow,
n W; sell $3.50 cash. bal. easy. OWNER.
Box loGX. Star.
$50 ACRES, MONT co. HIGHWAY .4O:
streams. woods: IS miles D. c.; new house
OWNER, Box OK Star %
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WE WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR D, c.
real estate, large or small quick inspec-
ton. Mr.. TAYLOR. Met. 3o33. Res.
Adams 1855
WANTED-TO RENT OR LEASE STUDIO
or hall suitable for dancing. Box 30-X
Star.
WE HAVE GOOD CASH CUSTOMERS FOR
ne and Sc. property. Call or write Mr..
Conner. information strictly confidential
GOSS REALTY COMPANY
14O5 Eve ST. Natl 1353
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FARMS FOR RENT.

WILL RENT TO RESPONSIBLE PoUL-
tryman. 15-acre farm fully equipped
partly stocked; rare opportunity to good
worker rent very reas. Box 5-R. Star,
COLESVILLE. Md ACRES, MODERN
srne barn and granary; Ta sa5. E. NJ FRY. INC.
69o2 Wis ave Wis $40. Open daily
and Sun. O m. to Q pm
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FARMS FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

WATER. TER. FRONT RON FARM. Arm BARdAIN..l 500
shad shade trees; facing salt water. 73 acres
fshlns nsiHs.s WI hsrOOr any size boat; very
l45 acres; good master house. new ten
a. ant IT., house with capable tenant to operate
nss a2s ns sHsi shade 4ss. STATE Ss1e
lilo acres; good house and barn poultry
- 81 Sio! sefss: on STATE road. 81 miles out:
1853 1nsrsRsh R4RsnRH st. Il Nw wsHEI6oM aeSIsia s1ss.
A REAL BARGAIN.
rodI, III , acres acres 100 clear; on good road: s.
hens. meat and hog house. well, fine
stream; l pair horses: 4 young cows and
brood sows. 20 tons hay. 20 barrels corn.
so with farm The land is good and the
owner will sacrifice for $4,000: reasonable
place
CHAS. F. BROADWATER,
Fairfax, Va. Telephone ~. .
MONTGOMERY Co PROPERTIES
-. Z acres. l mile dirt road: 5-room house.
Nice little property if you will so on dirt
road no electricity ,Sl.25o.
fer 800, 2-story frame house; light. heat
and bath: all buildings in splendid con-
dtion: price $4,000.
Is acres: nice. practically new BUNGALOW;
hiah elevation; price. S2.70O.
8 acres, 5ia miles from Bethesda This
spot is hard to beat; close to Washington:
price. $1,000.
10 acres. close to Rockville: 4-room
bunsalow. several outouildnss; small
$50.
| 4i10 acres. electricity. h.-w.h.. garage
and chicken house; price. $1,000.
35 acres on Seneca I'd; modern. new
semi-bungaloW. plenty of outbuildings;
owner purchased a larger farm. wishes to
sell.
FRED B. CUSHMAN.
JOG N. Adams. Rockville.
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DESIRE ROW. SEMI-DET. OR Def. LOTS.
near Conn. or Wis aves.. any NV. or ne.
convenient locations. D. c.: agents invited.
z. ". BAILEY. Adams 41s6. or mali 1885
Meridian pl. NV.
WANTED AT ONCE. FOR CASH. GROUP
OF lots. parcel or acrease, for construction
Of new homes. For prompt action give
location and price. Box 4:}3-V Star.
IN FORREST HILLS OR ROCK CREEK
Estates. by pxivate party, for cash; please
give full information. including lot. square
size and price. Box 476-V, Star. Sc
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place.
CHAS. F. BROADWATER,
EtILI II Y OOl lAVlLkAN'
JOG N. Adams. Rockville.
Phone $3.50.
MD. AND VA. FARMS.

MD. AND VA. FARMS.
Attractive Building Sites.
SO per acre for beautiful acreage on
the FatuXent River. Montgomery County,
0a 50 aores s ayaabe " s0Ga sooa road eee ee
tricity.
5000 per acre. 5 to Is acres on upper
Sll0 per acre; 20 or 40 acre tracts
Coesvllle neighborhood; front half level
farm land. balance woods; stream. good
S:.3oo-3'. acres; near ,Kensinston; on
macadam road; now under CULTIVATION
'"fSt NEAR fes ANNAPohHs ans i,Peam Snasf AaD BAY
So; ;oO0-,Nearly new house. five, rooms
ana Se eve e. S e
ON BUS LINE TO ANNAPOLIS.
m Ga setnx Of ress
in good condition: tlreplaces, 80 acres eood
lam; land collinston losm. with lens H6o road
WASHINGTON HOUSE
lnia acres, with excellent buildings. In
miles from Capitol; viii viii sell ats at S. 500 500. or
trade clear as part payment for suburban
'' VIRGINIA DAIRY FARM.
lis acres. level land. near Warrenton:
Sh!pplnS to D. c.: will sell for $500;
party equipped Groom house macadam
Farms of all kinds. all prices. See
c64 Carroll ST. Takoma Park, Geo, 1900.
COMPLETE DAIRY FARM.
This is not only a thoroughly equipped
dairy milking A COWS with District OF
eolumbia inspection, but is also one OF
the, finest cropping farms in Maryland;
80 acres of excellent chester loan soil
which has been cultivated by one family
for over 50 years. The constant grazing
and distribution of stable manure from all
stock including dairy cattle for the last
30 years has constantly enriched the soil
until this farm is known as one of the
finest and most productive in the State.
There are eight fields. ali fenced and
well watered. All land clear and in a
high, state OF cultivation except acres
woodland
Very attractive home large rooms fire.
places, Oil burner, hot-water heat, all
modern improvements. in firSt-claSS con-
shrubbery
Barns. dairy. wagon sheds siIo and all
other outbuildingS necessary to operate
farm of this kind, all in good condition
Two good tenant houses and also two
other houses for other labor.
Farm is > miles beyond Rockville. IL
miles from D C line.
PRICE, S45.000.
Reason for selling is TO close an estate.
For further information cali Rockville
1o5 J NIESON PETER
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DEFENSE HIGHWAY,

Dc4 b4NoL 1l4o11 w "A L
Weil-known road stand ard extra tourist
cabin with separate ?i-room furnished bun
Ealow. garage. chicken houSc; about Z
acres. 3 acres cleared 5 buildings; 1000
feet on Defense highway. This is money
maker for some one and ready to start
business at once. Priced at only $500
for the whole property. Call phone or
write for directions.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl 97a7
RICHMOND PIKE tU. S. HIGHWAY NO.
-, about ! 5 miles south of Alexandria. on
the north-bound side; 2-acre lot with 1S5-
II. 'front.'. $500: traffic is urhill. lot per-
feet for roadside business or home.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
1910 K ST. NV Natl. 1853.
BLADENSBURG RID. U. S. HIGHWAY
No. lot 3nx!l5 #. suitable fo~ any
business benefited by heavy traffc Prop
erty is inside the city limits. owner anX-
louS to make quick sale
, LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
1919 K ST. NV Natl. 1866.
S1,50O-lSth NEAR x
SUITABLE FOR SMALL BUSINESS.
S12,5o0-EYE ST.
NEAR NEW HOSPITAL.
OFT. FRONTAGE
L. w GROOVES 1910 EVE
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so. MARYLAND FARMS.

Calvert Co.-225 acres. 6-room house.
tenant house. 2 tobacco barns; 35 miles
Anne Arundel Co.-160 acres. near
Chesapeake Bay. S-room house and to-
bacco barns: 81 500.
d. c.. houses and 2 tobacco barns; pro-
ductive farm; $500: terms.
Charles Co.-30O-acre. State-road farm.
IA miles D. c.; no better value at So. 500.
THEODORE r MENK. Pot. 1907. 9-5:
evenings and Sunday. Col. 7645.
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STORES WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SMALL HEATED STORE. SUITABLE FOR
inexpensive dress shop; reasonable rent;
business section. Box 491-V Star. 81
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CHOICE LOTS AND COTTAGES.
~, Cna!k Point and Back Bay Beach. on
west west Rlver-Salt-water bathins. fishing,
Will build and finance cottage If desired
easy payments. See representative at Office
on premises or call Natl 141g.
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FARMS WANTED.
LOTS WANTED.

40 ACRES PREFERABLY WITH
stream: house not essential: 10 miles Dis
trict. $4,000 or under. give full details.
Box BOT, Star.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

1915 ACRES. WITH OR WITHOUT
bldgs., partly cleared. to 10 miles OF An
napolis. not over Sl.50O. Give particulars
Washington. ID C.
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OFFICES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

LAWYER FULL-TIME PRACTICIONER.
desires private Office with reception room
reasonable Box 442-V Star =
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dow heat furnished: good NV. location
$45 month; FIRST month free. Met. 0S37.
WORK SHOP FOR RENT.
l. Rear 7344 Geo. ave. and basement.
=: Used-car lot. 7th and X SITS s.w.
THos. D. WALSH. INC. Dist. zoos.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Washineton-About 80 acres. 300 feet oil
State road; 4-room cottage. electric. lights
and water: payments to suit Apply 619
Mass. ave. ne. Atlantic 1869.
FOR SALE, BEAR LITHIA SPRINGS,
farm and springs. 234 acres, in romantic
Virginia. shenandoah Valley. near river
eoy a Or is marE Wrs l.
COVER townerl, Elkton. Va. s.
NEW BUNGALOW AND GARAGE. 2
acres on No. 3 highway between Freder-
ickSburg and Culpeper. Ideal location for
retired couple. Price, 81 $50, terms. This
is real bargain. For further informa-
tion call Clarendon 507-R any time in
am.
BELMONT, THIRTY-oNE ACRES, EIGHT
ea Bsshs RGdsTn and oher ou
and equipped for TEA HOUSE or chicken
farm Located eleven miles from Silver
Spring light on Colesvle pike at Ednor,
Md Apply on premises
FOR SALE-ENTIRE ISLAND.
Located of Eastern Shore, Md, about 90
acres: acres: fully equipped. ideally situated.
ning water, Guests and caretakers cot
tages. stable and various outhouses. pier.
boats etc; For particulars, write Room
2lo4, 30 Wall St, New York, N. Y.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LOT IN SOUTHWEST SECTION ABOUT
5000 So. it.: suitable for business prop
crty; frontage As #. Call Clev. 4297. 13'
BLADENSBURG RD NE-TOURIST
home, doing very good business; s-,rm.
brick. 2-car gar: selling account OF sick
ness. 1924 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
IN HEART OF BUSINESS SECTION, II ST
n.e.-Unimproyed property: 4l-ft. front.
experimentation it. deep; suitable for al
most any business: a real opportunity to
secure valuable site to erect a modern
store building priced right to settle es-
tate. R. G. DUNNE, 6o4 H st. ne. Att. $500.
K ST. CORNER, NW.-BARGAIN.
LIST Commercial; only 81" 900; Terms.
OHARE ESTATES. 1909 L. Natl. 05S6.
GROCERY STORE
Near lith and Park road must be sold
TO close an estate: building has one store
room and two apartments above. Call
Mr.. Boaze. Shepherd 5000 or Georgia 6719.
WAPLE e. JAMES INC,
Silver Spring Office
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RENT

ARLINGTON. VA.
65-5 rooms. bath. brick like new; oil
heat: close to schools. churches.
:. S10o-ia mile Key Bridge; high eleya-
ton; 10 rms, 3i2 baths: oil heat; b
car gar: Ia acres; shade trees, garden
space. Others to select from. II you have
property to rent or If you need house,
call US. NJ. C. HINES & SON. y 1,6 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va Walnut 724y
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STORES FOR SALE.

Mr.. 14th AND PARK RD.-LARGE STORE
in new building modernistic front; ideal
for any business; heat furn.; reas. Adams
6157.
STORE, 15x3O; LARGE DISPLAY WIN
dow; heat furnished: good NV. location
$45 month; first month free. Met. OS37.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE AND TELEPHONE MES
sage service. calls intellieently handled
Call National 333a.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished space; mail and telephone privi-
leges: secretarial service. National il9o
DESK SPACE MAILING ADDRESS SEC
retarial service; best office bldg. in town.
Met 154S
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SEASHORe PROPERTY.

CHESAPEAKE BEACH, BLOCKS FROM
shore. broom bungalow large grounds
and shade trees. Nice condition. Price.
s. 80. or Will trade for 6-room house in
city. Call Mr.. Raine Randolph BAL
WAPLE &, JAMES INC
1924 l4th ST. NV. District 3346.
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KENSINGTON. MD.
TAKONTA PARK, MD.
SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.

rated; pump and sink in kitchen; elec..
garage. chicken house several acres; bus
service; nr store and school; furn. or un-
furn. nr. D. c.: $40 month. Dec. 5219.
GROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN M
provements: 1929 olst ave. n Arlington
Va; block from schools, buses and stores;
easy terms.
NICE HOME ON SEMINARY HILL. ALEX
Rndrfa. va rooms. garage and one
acre ground; fine view. high class environ
ment For particulars address OWNER,
Ss5 PER MO-BEAUTIFUL NEW SIX
room brick home: elsc. kitchen. hardwood
floors built-in gara2e, automatic OIL air
conditioned. larse lot ROYAL H CAR
LOCK. Phone Wis. 3tS2-J out Conduit
I'd. to Brookmont or Cabin John car
stop -.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

STORE AND APT. ON GEORGIA AVE,
leased to q. G. S. operator, 500 a mo.
for next 1S no.. then S125 per mo. for
next 5 years. Call Mr.. Bennett, Georgia
Evening star., 1938-05-08

BARNESV1LLE MD.
10 acres rms, bath: beautiful setting;
sacrifice: So 75O: small cash.
R. o. PHILLIPS,
| 5000 Wisconsin Ave. Wis. 1868.
COUNTRY ESTATE. ATTRACTIVE OLD
| home with 2-story columns across front. 4
| baths. 6 bedrooms. servants quarters: 20
acres of land on commanding elevation in
MARYLAND. IL miles from Washinston;
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
915 10th st. NV. National Sn95.