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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17
Crops Fine
For Western
Half State
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In The Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Aug. 17-North Cardinals
crop prospects are the 'best ever" in
Piedmont and mountain sections
Frank Parker, United States Depart
ment of Agriculture crop statistician
on duty with the State Department of
agriculture, said today upon his re-
turn from a crop reporting and OBJ
serving tour which took him into
practically half the State.
The most prosperous and optimis-
TIC farmers in North Carolina are
ehose who live in the non-cash crop
areas, he added '"They have better
homes, better kept, and their farms
are far more productive than those
III the cash crop areas where cotton
VI tobacco are the principal, often the
only, crops.
Cash crops are a curse to the
continued on Page Eight)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17
Georgia's Season
Sales Set Record

WaycrOsse, Ga, Aug. 17.-(AP)-
A number of south Georgia bright
leaf tobacco markets prepared to
end the 1888 auction season today,
but already the dollar value of the
crop had reached an all-time high,
with the official tabulatiOn show
ing that $17,646,495.84 was paid
growers through the first twelve
days of sales.
The Is auction centers handled
a total of 32,O5O,535 pounds of leaf
during the IL days, but this volume
did not approach the 1880 record
of 1913 1905, 159 pounds. The 1880 crop
sold for only $1O,767 900, however, a
figure that the 1888 sales had eX-
ceeded in the first seven days of
auctions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17
ENGLAND AND FRANCE SEE
GREATER u. S. ASSISTANCE

London, Aug. 17.-(AFD-The press
of Europe's democracies today saw
United States Secretary Hul's appeal
for peace as a warning to dictator
ships as acknowledging that America
cannot hold herself aloof from world
happenings. and extending moral au-
thority' of his countrymen in a "war
of principles"
There generally was praise for the
secretary's radio speech last night,
both in newspaper editorials and in
the private comment of officials.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17
WAYNE WOMAN SAYS
SHE SLEW HUSBAND

GOIdsboro, Aug. IL. = (AP) =
Coroner Il. r.. Robinson ordered
today an inquest at 10 a. m. to-
morrow into the death of Charles
Daniels, 37-year-Old New Hope
township farmer last night of
gunshot wound. Sheriff Paul Gar
risOn said Mrs. Daniels had admit
ted the shooting. He quoted her
as saying she fired the shotgun
at close range, because was
afraid of him."
Garrison said Mrs. Daniels had
been released under her own re-
cognizance pending her hearing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17
FARM SECURITY IN
PLANS FOR SEASON

Raleigh, Aug. 17.-(AP)- County
advisory committeeman and county
supervisors of the Farm Security Adj
ministration from nine counties met
here today with State and regional
officials to study plans for the farm
tenant program this fiscal year.
Granville, Vance, Warren, Wake,
Franklin, Nash, Durham, Orange and
Robson counties were represented.
Similar two-day meetings will be
held at Kinston August 1920.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17
WARRENTON NEGRO
HEAD OF FIREMEN

Wilson, Aug. 17.-Peter Collins was
reelected secretary of the North Car
DINA Negro F'iremen's Association at
their annual convention here today
c. r. Miller, of Fayetteville, was elect
ed president, and the convention vot-
ed to meet next year at Elizabeth
City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17
Record Low
Interest For
State Bonds
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In The Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, Aug, 1.-THE States soon
to-be-sold $4,62O,OO0 bond issue will
probably set a new record for low in
terest rates, Governor Clyde r. Hoey
said today.
"The bond market is extremely fav-
orable just now, the States general
credit is as good as it has ever been,
perhaps even better, and though this
combination of circumstances there's
a very good chance that we will be
able to sell these bonds at the most
favorable interest rate the State has
ever obtained" he told this bureaus
Continued on Page Eight
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy. with a few scat
tered thundershOwers this after
noon or tonight and in south pOr-
ton Thursday; not quite so warm
in north portion
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17
NOTHING NEW IN SPEECH
TOKYO SPOKESMAN STATES

Tokyo, Aug. H.-(AP)-The Foreign
Office spokesman, in comment on
Secretary Hulrs peace speech, said to-
day: ''Mr. Hull is an idealist, and this
was repetition of his idealistic Dip
lomacy, which contains nothing not
included in recent pronouncements."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17
More Finds
In Cleveland
TorsoCases
Large Pile of Human
Bones A d d e d to
Dozen or So Broken
Bodies Found
.

Cleveland, Aug. 17.-(AP)-De-
tectiyes found arm, leg and hip
bones today on Cleveland's lake
dump front. Coroner Samuel Ger
Der said they were parts of the
body of the twelfth victim of the
citys mad killer. He said the
bones were those of a man.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-17

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The Washington times., 1938-10-12
Loves Treasure Hunt

doctors family are contesting the
suit.
With rhymes and with poetry,
DR.. Masury directed his secretary
to find the various gifts. On one
occasion, Mrs. Matthews testified,
four notes written by the doctor
led to q little black bag, which
held three $1,000 bonds.
On another occasion he gave
her six $1,000 bonds Ito secure
your future better"
The Washington times., 1938-10-12

LOS ANGELES, Oct. IL QN.S0.
The late DR.. John Miller Masury's
idea of a pleasant little game
with his private secretary, Mrs.
Dianne Matthews, was to plant
follow the hounds" notes all over
his house, with $1,000 bonds as
prizes.
Such was the testimony in the
former secretary's suit to regain
possession Of $4,000 worth Of
'love gifts" which she claims the
doctor gave her. Members of the
The Washington times., 1938-10-12
POOR HOUSING
HELD INJURIOUS
TO M EN TALITY
Breeds Inferioity Com
pIex, Says U. S. Aide

Housing needs both in rural and
urban areas throughout the coun-
try were discussed today as the
National Association Of Housing
Officials continued their confer,
ence with a wide variety Of round
table sessions at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
The convention went into execu-
tive session today, dividing into
small groups for round table study
Of housing standards, hygiene,
city planning and finance.
The association was told by DR..
c. E. A. WinSlow, chairman Of the
committee on the hygiene Of houS-
ing Of the American Public Health
Association, that children suffer
in greater degree from the sense
of inferiority brought on by living
in slums than from any actual
physical ailments.
Aesthetic, satisfying sur
roundings will do much to in
sure a normal mental back
ground for our children" he
said.
The association heard DR.. w. w.
Alexander, administrator Of the
Farm Security Administration, as
sert that Congress has failed to
provide housing for poverty-strick-
en- farmers.
Throughout wide areas
(ruraD," he said, screens and
sometimes window panes are
unknown. Under these condi-
tions it is hardly surprising that
the typical rural diseases'-Ma-
1aria, hookworm from polluted
soil and typhoid from contami-
mated wellS-have become wide
spread"
In addition to DR.. Alexander,
the others of the "big four" are
Administrator Nathan Straus, of
the United States Housing Author
tty; John H. Fahey, chairman of
the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board, and Stewart Mcdonald, ad-
ministrator Of the Federal HouS-
ing Administration.
The Washington times., 1938-10-12
Baby Smothered
In Nursing Crib

Smothered in her crib, Doris
Crocker, 3 weeks old, was foun d
dead yesterday in the nursery of
the Home of Mercy. She had be-
come tangled in her bed cover
1ngs, home officials said. Her par
entS live in Virginia.
The Washington times., 1938-10-12
TRIBUTESPAID
Polish Societies Honor
PuLGski's Memory

More than two-Score members
Of Washington Polish societies
yesterday paid tribute to Brig.
Gen. Casimir Pulaski as zone who
fought for democracy in other try
ing times" on the 159th anniver-
Sary of his death.
Designated by President Roose-
welt as pulaski Day." wreath-plac-
ing ceremonies were conducted at
the statue Of the Polish fighter
for American liberty in the park
at Thirteenth and E SITS. N. W.
Pulaski was called lone Of the
original fighters for liberty" by
Stanly J. KAPPA, past president of
the Polish Club Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-12-11

coLoRED-coRNER 2-sToRY BRICK
rms; and bath; n-wn' elee: oil i'll, burner n.7,s.
p fna i ss17. saw W. l. Moo5RREy Geo $500.
REFINED oLoRED-s5,9OO, TERMS;
modern Groom. bath home; double ga.
rage. 1923 18th st. ne: Lincoln O3Os.
coLoREp-1o RMS. 2 BATHS; H..W.A.
easy terms North 97o9. ---.
coLoRED-NR. 18th, and YOU sTs.-.10
rms. 2 baths; h.-w.h. cleo; space for
gar: vacant: BARGAIN: Dec. 6948.
ss!s}a1 6a fMS @ 1 RSRe ad
m med S1pe ea mo North so ssss nN m
coI3REp.NEW HOUSE; POSSESSION
S 11sn a aSs s. Sos. sas S sS S.e:
Decatur 1850.
coIoREp-e RMS, BATH; H:-wH:.
slse colSni ndo front p sGss double rear
Go5oEGDN Fl 7sh AND 1ecT.s sTs
S895O; reasonable terms. Adams 10000.
CoLoRED-sPEND CHRISTMAS IN YOUR
own home: your rent money viii more
frs, colored tile bath; every possible mod
ern cow, located IN the city. Oklahoma
ave at St. ne. See this house for your
own satisfaction. Dec. 111b.
COIORED-S5.4OO. 700 BLOCK HARVARD
st., near Ga ave-: mod. h-w.h. 700 block
Morton-$2,300; rent. $40. Geo. 1122.
COLORED-1744 CORCORAN ST. NV.
9 rooms g apartmentsl h..w;h. .sarase'
full basement: newly decorated. Income.
sis per month. Sacrifice for quick sale.
1910 CORcORAN ST, NV,
rooms, h.-w.h:. large BACK yard; neW,
house condition. Price, $4,000. with 500
cash. balance ike rent.
CALL OWNER.
Republic 07Qb or North 2046.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
MOUNT PLEASANT,

An excellent opportunity for boarding
house-Large row brick with 10 rooms;
and Bird moor; good neighborhood. Just OF
l4th ST.; priced $3.50. on extremely easy
terms. to responsible purchaser. Call En-
REALToR@EDwARD R. cARR--Bu1LDER.
FACES THE PARK.
Fine brick home not far from beautiful
Hillcrest: 2 street fronts. ! on Alabama
ave. the other on Fort drive; shade trees:
ttonally we'll built by the owner: ST. $50 is
less than cost. Can't be appreciated unless
you see It. Sunday afternoon. INQUIRE at
branch once. 1901 Alabama ave Sc, Lin
coin 600. or evening, phone Atlantic 7199
I343 II st. NV. District 1900.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEWLY COMPLETED, sW CORNER, 9Th
and st: NV: End commercial double
stores and End floors. about 1900 square
It,. suitable any wholesale or retail BUSH
ness Apply 1015 18th st. NV, End floor.
Natl 1870.
NEW. MODERN, FIREPROoF ONE-sToRY
bldg. approx. 80 IT. by 80 it., with open
floor space; 15-ft. ceiling. light on 8 sides:
fronting on soft. alley. near Thomas Cir
manufacturing. storage. etc. Vacant,
J. C.. WELDON CO.
1127 K st. NV. Met BOIL
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EQUIPPED DUCK CLUB,
CALVERT co

One acre improved BY year around A.
room bungalow on a cove. suitable for
small boat snchore9e. in the heart Of
the oyster and salt water fishing Patuxert
River country Good ROAD to property,
Or1v so.25O. THEODoPr MFNF '1"t
Goth st NV. Potomac 31O1. a-5: evening
and SunGo- Col IS4S
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y. T.. hELLY.
ROCKVILLE. MARYLAND.
Phone Week DAYS Sundays
RnckNille Ol2 RnckrilIa III

PRINCE GEORGES co.
1O-room brick house on paved highway
16 miles U. 8. Capitol on 2-acre plat in a
village. for 80 500, or with 80 acres eddi-
tional' $3.50: This Early American
eelie sn c condition THEODORE F. MENK.
liza, Goth st. NV. 9-5: Potomac 1907.
Evenings and Sunday, Columbia 7s45
so.cr. MD Tste AMP VA farm TARM sl.ton BAY,
tenan house tobsese Barn tabi. 0s ana
other buildings. fine waterfront estate,
to be sold on easy terms.
Old Colonial brick house thoroushly
s I4ss; 3 ssEs: tsss. :;. isssss:
lington loan: Long frontage on Ramsey
lent outbuildinss. owner leaving offers
bargain; Not much cash REQUIRED. -
s sT% , h:S ;'sis
tial Groom house Laytonsville section.
about 80 miles out in Virginia. LARGE
five-room BUNGALOW, in excellent condition;
Several outbuildinss. Will trade toward
mede5n sunsaoX north Of Dist csor,.
rooms, INV. heat, bath. electricity: 30
inss More land available
$4,000. for 30l -acre equipped farm
near Waldorf, one-half under cultivation.
so9a timber bo on Sssne. Lssss
di:ion. several Ism small outbuildinss. ''
open R! s9 D LILLE e en- eno'0''
264 Carroll St. Takoma Park Geo. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-12-11
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

LOG CAH1N AMID TALL TIMERS FIVE
rooms. bathroom large porch open fre-
place finest salt water bathing cleo
tricity convenient: $685.. S45 cash SIS
monthly. Sterling a55l
BEVERLY HERALD HARBOR SEASIDE
cottages. reduced price. terms rent. Farms.
estates. acreage ots-worth inspecting
n. F. RYON. 1915 N. Y. ave. Res. Geo.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

son st. ne; rms. Tie bath. attic frepisce.
nse s shas: heat sssaEs ssTdsn
CoLoRED-ls ROOMS. s BATHS. H.-wH.
House in splendid condition; centrally
located downtown; can be used for apart
msnt or roUmins house excellent invest
"ss nsa E'Ssa IS ssSs
b.; full basement; oil buraer. 8 porchss;
French DOORS hardwood floors list door n W
section near l4th st. shopping district;
'' s.n sag : S7Sff ETC., NV
CoLORED-S6,95O.
eth near L st. NE
Here Is an S-room house with recreation
room, oil heat, hardwood floors downstairs.
Lovely tiled bath with shower entire house
~, T ,as II +, JA,lRRELE Realtors
III A, tgth 81 PM n.y. yin sneDb NAT s, S7e5.
1927 JACKSON NE.
Go iest SUNDAY; detashsd lot
pore;hes; Bryant ,sas furnace: screens;
so5o rs ssrD Dhons Seorss ss Price,
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. O763.
COLORED.
1923 @ Ut. ne. OPEN. 2O-ft. brick re-
conditioned like new; 8 rms. and bath:
h.-w.h cleo; Colonial front porch; $6,26O;
terms. Decatur 3014.
COLORED BARGAINS,
.211 K ST. NE
g rooms. brick. newly renovated; hot.
water heat all modern convenlences;
- $50; Sl5O down and balance like rent,
S46 monthly.
1919 O ST. NV.
Centrally located half block OF 10th st.
veniences; S6.25O; $500 down and balance
500 per month. We also have two new
houses under construction-5505-55 Jay
full basement. built-in tub, shower, tile
bath, cabinet sink; detached, and all mod
balance $45 monthly. Federal Finance Co.
9l3 New York ave. ". Natl. 74l6. l2s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN DESIRES TO
rent house for six mos. or LONGER where
family are going away: very reliable; ex-
cellent references. Box 294-E. Star
WANTED TO PENTHOUSE. ON OUT
skirts Of Silver Spring; Ave rooms. bath.
Oil heat prefer location that is prominent.
Box 302-E, Star
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A REAL DAIRY.

A REAL DAIRY.
Dairy farm. consisting of IT'S acres. near
Damascus. Md, on State highway. Mod
ern s-room house. bath heat. cleo. porches
and shade trees. Two barns. one complete
with all dairy equipment to accommodate
milk. sterilzer Sllo full Of ensilage, ten
ant house, 10 cows, 10 head Of young stock.
corn. M IIo i 30 tons Of hay. All
included at the price Of S21.5O0. With
out equipment and stock. can sell for
$4,000 Present income from dairy alone
Is $275 to $500 per month.
]. E. KELLY,
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND.
Phone Week Days, Sundays,
CONTINUED o. Next Psg0O
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
HYATTSVILLE.

Bungalow r.. tile bath. h.-wh.. IRE
place. hardwood fo9rs. finished attic. 20;
section: S.. $50: terms. OWNER. l10 Car
field ave. Hyattsville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-12-11

DE LUKE APARTMENT BUILDINGS.
This IL not an average building.
First-class material and workman
ship throughout. A guarantee given
sold. Contains i6 rooms, 1 baths.
4 large concrete rear porches, l
automatic oil-burning furnace with
. thermostat in each apartment. In
less than 2. years about S2,5OO,OOO
have been built and sold in this
immediate neishborhcod. Based on
actual rent the building now pro-
duces, less expenses and interest
on the first trust loan of $4,000 at
Sc, a net return in excess Of 1876.
Annual rent. 50 400.
Price. S1625Q.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.


E.s e.l9essd A 11sas ma .r'e lot
NEARBY s1 RY rw yA a,nl sE ~ sbk I.aF
isst sleo7e n dh,af cellar .safhn Sc.
Hsil c aas la 3d. gsas downtown Wash; $685.
sSy1$ SEEING mi. H1oWa 5sv A ri ssH5s1
MARCY MD. Mr. kENn WoRTH-nuN-
Apey i ffc Ess g. n SO month reference
ARLINGTON. 419 N. KENMORE ST
Jan. Il; attractive. roomy bungalow. gas
ran range. g. Z. refg., new oil burner: IS min.
am; SO mo. Phone Phone CHESTNUT s5 54o7.
7-RoOM HOUSE. UNFURN., TWO BATHS.
Calvert st.. Riverdsle. Nd. me- Near Siyd. 80
GROOM HOUSE MODERN. N-AcRE LOT:
Rin On ov vs section $500
BROOM COTTAGE. SCREENED PORCH;
kxerd aH i Md Adalt. 1915 Taylor ave.
: BANNER ST. HYATTsVnLE. Nd
sanfns aas
NV. heater; lot b0xl60; porches; shrub
ot yks sne fruit HIsk Een iii go p &c. Nv
5000 g. 9th ST., ARLINGTON. VA, $50.
1878 Fl ST. R0oni sr afziai OH H biss sroo
BUNGALOW. WITH ~ ACRES GROUND
stanford, Va. Just beyond Quantico. Suit
able for chicken farm and truck farming
BI,nnsalow has rooms. bath. hot and
tubs. Garage several chicken houses. etc
WIN rent for $50 month to desirable
tenant. Further information. call Natl
1854 Evenings and Sunday. Dupont 6595
8. WINFIELD.
90S 10th ST. NV.
TWO NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS, UN-
S assalIy large RI
convenient to SCHOOLS and bus lines; $6@ SO
1920 Sth ct. North. Arlington. Va.
Telephone Chestnut 1925.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Modern 6-rm. home. conveniently To-
Gated; newly decorated; lot 72x250; 10
minutes from city; $40.
acre lot beautitully lsndseaped; SIS.
rooms. newly redecorated oil burner
h:-w.h.. cleo. range, refs. INV. heater.
5 rooms. new Cape Cod; all mod. i'm
prove. lot 57x26O. Located across from
Catholic church and school on direct bus
route ;. to Washnston: $3.50;
completely modern; 10 minutes to Wash
= rooms. new brick: h.-vh.. . baths
cleo. refg and gas range: l5 min. Wash
ington via Lee boulevard; $40.
:, rooms. 3 bedrooms. bath, oil burner
NV h.. large lot with shade and shrub
Established 1856.
Phone Falls Church Va 0O30
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COLOREO.
BROOKLAND,
1852 HAMLIN ST NE

lZ52 HAMLlN ST. NE.
.n home extra Of xI
use them. The entire house has been re-
dt.on Big front yeranda and inelosed
hot-water heat; detached garage, tiled
bath; in fact. there is lar more here than
10 onk todss So
ton. The price has been reduced and Will
surprise you. Open daily and Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 New York Ave. NV. Natl. a797
50Ol East Capitol ST. Line. 3540.
COLORED.
1900 D ST. Sc.
Six-room. semi detached. brick corner
house, bath. tul basement. new hot-Water
heating plant: gas and electric: completely
This is really very fine property Tor a
family OF moderate means who are tired
Of paying rent. Priced at only $3.50 on
Inspection daily and Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
sa5 New York Ave- Rea MWs Natl. s7a7.
1901 E. Cap. ST. Line 354o.
COLORED-NR. LOGAN CIRCLE.
direct to colored purchaser, baths. h.-w.
EARLY Adams i0451. ''
TO COLoRED-HoME OR INVESTMENT.
DETACHED.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE
1880 Hamlln ST. ne.-Stucco over hollow
tie q large rooms, modern kitchen, nm
ROGER MOSS,
927 18th St. NV District 3l@l.
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43o-AcRE FARM. $50 ACRES IN HIGH
state Of cultivation; virsinia.s finest farm
plenty OF large streams; large. old farm:
house in GOOD condition; large barn; All
from D. c Price. $4,000: terms. ERENZEL
Mclean. Va. Falls Church 637.W-1.
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FALLS CHURCH VA

Z ELLo OHOnCd, VA.
1r.. kit. bath apt. at bus and car lines.
East Fails Church. Va: heat and water
furnished; Magic Chef gas range; far
nished. $50 per mo
l.r., kit. bath apt furnished nicely:
] blk from bus: Park ave- Falls Church,
va; heat and water fu7n.. s35 per mo.
Or. house. tile bath shower, hardwood
HoorS: ami: near Falls Church Va: S45.
H. H. ANDERSON & CO..
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NEW BRICK-2-STORY.
ONLY STATS.
$500 CASH,
$50 MONTHLY

Rapd-arowinR community. convenient to
bus and school. just of Lee blvd. modern
fve-room brick. nice oak tree in lawn REIN
forced concrete side porch fully screened.
Front entrance contains large coat closet
adjoins living room. open fireplace. built-in
bookcase. open staircase. iron handrail
large dining room. nice wallpaper. plenty
plugs. well-arranged kitchen tile drain
board. inlaid !inoleum. expensive gas range
overhead cupboard and drawers. electric
clock. also General Electric de luxe refriger-
ator.
Hallway upstairs connects linen closet
two good-size bedrooms. attractiyely pa
pered big closets. tile bath. built-in tub
shower. medicine cabinet. cabinet under
Full concrete cellar. bone dry: servants
toilet IN basement. plenty lieht and head
IN metal Jacket summer and winter hook
rock wool insulation. screens. cauIked and
with tile drain to street
Splendid lawn shrubbery. hasrock walk.
detached garage. private driveway lot 50
1T. by 100 IT.; all modern improvements
Inspect at your convenience 4648 4th
ST. south: Arlington Va fOur send house
completed in this subdivision)
:, N B.-The senior member OF Arm has
lived IN subdivision for past 25 years. Not
one dissatisfied purchaser. Most houses
sold before finished. There must be
reason! Also four more under construction.
Come out and inspect same. We personally
supervise these homes and do not follow UP
pIospects: we do not believe in that way
OF selling homes.
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10 LEE HIGHWAY.

I mile west Of traf1c light in Falls
Church. 3 rooms. tile bath shower.
h.-w.h.. oil burner. stone fireplace. hard
wood floors. cedar closets. concrete cellar,
garage. Hotpoint range. Frieidaire y scre.
$4,000: priced $3.50 81 900 cash. MAR
TIN WEBB &: SON. Annhnda.c. Va.
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3 RMS, az ACRES-$1, $50.
Electricity. hard road well, school bus At
door; IA miles out. Va; 5000 cash. S25
monthly. MARTIN T. WEBB q SON.
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FOR SALE OR RENT BY OWNERS
rooms. bath. h.-w.h.; 2705 23rd I'd north,
Arlington. Va. Drive out Lee highway to
Shady Grove. turn right ? blocks to 23rd
"a. turn right on 23rd I'd l block to
house. Phone oxford 1915. Open
5-RooM BUNGALOW. COMPLETELY REM
oyated garage: school. store; bus within
block. 25OS N. Mckinley St. Arlington.
road Phone Oxford O20O-W.
HYATTsvILLE. so COLUMBIA AVE. -
Grated: $50 $50. OWNER. Woodley ssoS.
EVANSVILLE. MD.-74O FORREST DR.
S57 80 mo. 5-rm, brick bungalow: large.
dry basement; oak floors: h.-w.k.; tile bath:
ami: space in attic for . additional rms;
NICE wooded lot in good neiehborhood l
block from schools mr.. stores and churches
or will sell lor $3.50 down. OWNER
Wisconsin 66Ss.
KENsINGTON MD. % E. WASHINGTON
Steven large rooms and bath. detached
garage hot-water heat lot 75x2@q: near
schools, churches, stores and transoorta-
ton; | block east Conn. ave. CONCORD
REALTY CO.. Randolph 0516.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-12-11
WALTER O'HARA & SON,
LEE BOULEVARD AND
SOUTH ABINGDON,
ARLINGTON, VA.
ONCE Chestnut $500.
Residence, Oxford Ol23
LYON VILLAGE-VALUE!

Owner out Of city. your chance to save:
8 lovely rooms. bath. open. fireplace, large
landscaped lot, in section Of lovely detached
ton; seldom one finds q home in this loca-
ton priced so low at 1880: terms. BY
appointment only. Home. Oxford 213l-J.
Once. Oxford 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-12-11
EVANSVILLE.
SUBURBAN PRop-sALE or RENT

Bungalow S r. tile bath fireplace
noored sttic, h.-wh. hardwood floors,
earage: best res section $50 month.
OWNER. 10 GARFIELD ave. Hyattsviile