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MEETING DATE SET
Association of Oldest Inhabitants
to Gather Wednesday.

The next monthly meeting Of the
Association OF Oldest Inhabitants of
the District OF Columbia will be held
at the Old Union Engine House. Nine
teenth and H streets, Wednesday
night, beginning at 7:30.
One OF the principal items Of busi-
ness scheduled for consideration is .
report Of the Finance Committee. pre-
sented at the February 70 meeting.
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Recovering From Burns.

FREDERICK, Nd, Feb. Is tE1.-
Burned about the face and hands in
the explosion of q toy homemade
bomb" G. Hunter Bowers. IS. was
recovering today in the Frederick City
Hospital.
He suffered first degree burns when
the contraption exploded while he
played with companions in field
Thursday afternoon.
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Planetarium Head to Speak.

James Stokley. director of the Fels
Planetarium, Philadelphia. will ad-
dress the National Capital Amateur
Astronomers Association Saturday at
8 pm, in the National Museum. He
will talk on Important Steps in the
History of Astronomy" and will urge
a planetarium for Washington.
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against two women Of noble birth,
Bonita Won Falkenhayn and Renate
Won Natzmer, who were beheaded for
selling German military secrets to .
foreign government.
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Fox Outwits Pursuer.

Fox Outwits Pursuer.
KENDALLVILLE, Ind, Feb. 2e
(P,.-Ben Hile today chased fox into
hole, reached after it-but pulled
out grounding instead. The
grounding bit Hile's fingers badly.
The fox got away.
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Berlin ''Without knowledge"
BERLIN, Feb. rs (R.-Onicial quar-
ters tonight professed to be without
Evening star., 1938-02-27

John Osceola 7s DID, of the sic chiefs of the Sem
mole Indian nation carried into Miami police headquarters
by his son and policeman for questioning in the murder Of
ties said under the ao OF the EDerglades The authorities
indicated yesterday they 1Ooud accept the Indians vie that
staying justified that Osceold probably 1Uoud
ee Police the belief that Osceod released
pending inquest nert Friday delegated the chiefs
to do the act. Wide World Photo
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LIVE IN, BARNABY WOODS
~ NOW is the time to end procrastination
IhoSe VINO know are buying. because they
realize that conditions are definitely on
the up "
For. Just such moment I have been
Watching the construction of two modern
brlck homes Quality is stamped ON every
detail from wooded lots to air Conditioning.
and slate roof
az npure 81 800 to =! COG under The
price they Will bring on the spring market
II the BARNABY WOODS section means
anythng-lf you're consiGerns 4 home
IN TINS area, or you WGnt to trade v0ur
present Rome in. CALL MR. HORNE
Wise. G"GJ BETWEEN $40 AND 30
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
THIS OFFICE PAYS cash

For ID. c. houses and investment prop.
critics. Mail replies. Licensed brokers pro-
tected. EDWARD l.. STROHECKER. 1910
Vermont ave NV
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STORES FOR RENT.

lsx3o; LARGE SHOW WINDOW: BUSY
consln ave. Phone West 1850.
CORNER GEORGIA AVE AND MADISON
nW.-New building nearing completion.
Large corner store with full basement: also
smaller store fronting on Madison st. At
tractlVe IeaSes to desirable tenants
WAPLE Il JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST. NV District 334f
STORE-NEW, LARGE LIMESTONE
front with large plate-glass windows, ter
razo floors beautiful lights: excellent loca-
ton. boz Georgia ave. NV. Suitable for
auto showroom. hardware. liquor or gen
Mr.. TAYLOR.
SHANNON L. LucHs. National e345.
on Nichols ave. Sc. near District line:
automatic heat, apartment available in
same building if desired. Rent, $500
per month.
THREE NEW STORES in 1000 block
Conn. ave. Excellent location for any
rera,i IeIn business a,ra Gan be rented for long
able, able az once; Gall MIR MARSHALL.
WITH BOSS & PHELPS, NATIONAL $500.
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KELLEY, STEELE g. BRANNER,
Sliced Thousands of Dollars

This distinguished English manor home
IN beautiful Chevy Chase, Md, four blocks
the country club section. CAN BE SOLD
FOR THE ORIGINAL MORTGAGE Fea-
turing large living room with many ap-
nursery room on 2nd floor, maid room on
;trd noor; moderate cash payment. CALL
Ny: !EE1, with J: WESLEY BUCHANAN,
ADAMS AnQA. until N
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YOU BE THE JUDGE.

This fine home. Just 2 blocks from upper
Transportation. is without doubt the
finest new-house value under $1,000, All
brick. 4 bedrooms, baths, and built OF
is comparable to surrounding prop.-.~:s
two to three thousand dollars higher
iI43 for further details. day or evening
until p.m.a J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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PROPOSALS.

RnSns nfEc iasS seai.d NnvY nro
posals will be received here until pm.
February 10 1898 and then opened. for
furnishing installing and testing three
power distribution transformers and nine
oil circuit breaker switchgear units d
Dalecarlis Filter Plant. washington, D. q.
ja22,2A26;1eo
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

CAPITOL HILL. CORNER. 600 9th ST. NE.
$50 mo. includes water rent. Gail Adams
4.sG to inspect or apply 500 E ST. ne.
sse heat ST. SFM s4 aHAME beai p Gas s
lnr. 25th and Hamin). Col. 9135.
sEMIs,DETACHED sEn! sd,IsI BR1cK-4 BEDRooMs;;
St mo coI9mba fomdl,ion; 3a ami 1907 Grsrd
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.: VA. AND ND
sioS mo! t0'%i Mr. EDaoNbsos aDs SsseS
ana ae!ie A s4H 81 month"; SSheAAD%i ABBY MIS- MIS-
ROSE. 3412 Otis st. ne Apt 2,
1919 WooDLEY RD.-SEMI-DETACHED
lmS Df,h hvh hpanTs 1nauFs sfa deep lot
BY, OWNER. CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. DE
saGTs S!5 ss also nearby Va na ana Nd @R 5YR
DON. 1927 Eye st. NV. Dis. 5o3O.
$50 LURAY PL. N.w.-G ROOMS AND
LLOYD ol R: TURNER. COO 9TH St. s.w. ..
BHRAMD-NEW IND 3-BEDRooM BRICK: FULL
hsat: siso story story new t brek. 5esdriooms'
heat. These two have carefree comfort
pe1s 0ss sslars S aso bSS
osE 1eh s&n St. BUS. Sn' 'ea co., ssa1GS s5 eyenins M
BRIcK HOUSE, s ROOMS AND BATH:
IA 9; Lee St.. Alexandria. Va. Apply
1909 King ST.. Alex. Phone Alex. 1903.
S57 ;5O-945 TENNESSEE AVE. NE
Modern q rooms tiled bath; good condi-
ton: Call MR.. CROXTON. National 1888.
$50. 1lth ST. NW.-SUNNY, CORNER.
brlck; 3 rooms, ami; newly decorated;
easily heated: near schools: $50 month. =
FoxALL-SIx ROOMS WITH FINISHED
basement suite with lavatory, gas heat;
deep yard. garage; close to good school.
National 1040, Wisconsin 5779.
| BUNGALOW AT S4O-THREE BEDROOMS.
Call Shepherd 5000 until pm, WAPLE g.
JAMES. INC.
LEE HEIGHTS, -VA.-LoVELY DETACHED
mouse, rms. baths. incl. porches: gar;
Oil burner: $50. MRS. HEIGLE. Natl. $3.50.
LEE HEIGHTS. VA.-LOVELY DETACHED
| house, rooms, 2 baths, inclosed porches.
garage Ma,ase., oil s burner; $50. MRS. HEIGLE,
316 CLAIMING ST NE
q Rmsa aEoRGE sase Eifci {. BoRdER' 81 HsRst' 800.
643 Indiana Ave. NV. Natl. O35O.
ATTENTION. orFIcEKs.A ARMK AND NAVY
., 3 big bedrooms. > tile baths, spacious
living room. dining room, solarium, recre-
alton room: Oxford kitchen cabinets, west
| inghouse REFRIGERATOR. insulated range;
built garage; Bryant air conditioned.
insulated. weather-stripped and screened:
SIS. Open today . to 0 pm. See sales
man At sess coonH9 beaiea is issaos.,
Tower 1ldS National e24o.
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THREE NEW STORES in oeoo h,oor
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

For SALE OR LEAsE-s.W.. SECOND
COMM ZONE. . new blGgs each Size
lfXloo IT, having Office with Ia"atory aud
shower on md fl, lGXIo #. Nail. 94:S
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HOUSES WAN1Ep TO RENT

OR u ROOM MODERN HOUSE UNFUR..
NV or nearby Maryland or Virginia: close
10 GRADE school and TRANSPORTATION; APP
Box 'a."1-J, Star 10.
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WAREHOUSE

"015 l. st. NV; 1000 so. it.. with ramp
TO roof for extra STORAGE: double doors
front ana back; steam heat; Will add md
floor. ~ ~
WEAVER BROS INC nist a1se
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$500 CAsH-BUlLDER WILL BUILD S
Sa, or rm; "a detached brick house. nice lots;
Sl4.5no: CORNER: BEAUTIFUL CENTER
struction; 4 LOVELY BEDRooMs: I'm I'M
lshed rana1 ;rd,foor room; BATHS breakfast
layatory, living room l5x:l, fireplace big
side porch; automatic heat; attached ga
rad rage; Replete e,o with modern features. Lo-
PHONE Mr.. DAVIS. GEORGIA 5515.
lborouEhE liz. EYE ST; sEIG rooms and bath.
able. Cali Atlantic 21fl. - "''i'
S5,950-PETWoRTH- RTH-WELL-BUILT DUN
igan house, excellent condition. Natl. l4:,s
S s5H5oIWEsT it;07s15s or OF if5P ST % 7NR; R: c:
garage; Unusual investment opportunity;
enees . M Natl fo4a I4as soH iii pfnr pm all e0n'en-
CAPITOL HILL. CORNER. 4OI 4th ST.
matte heat: price only $4,000, easy terms. ems
ear garage mr.. n' ath and sts bGIehes e.: only
Sa.5o@c csf fasy sy oacs terms Key st 600 st.
47s6 for for car ca ottsf to inspeet T. BAILEY Adams
BARGAIN-oNLY $500 CAsH-S6, ,95O-
Owner left town, will sell beautiful new e.
room mouse; NV tonly z mos old: oxford
WILL DOlLit AMI F1NANCE HOUSE ON
your 10 lot # f., ground is paid for. viii de-
co esn 81 fess s5u9R GR1
%l4.95O: SHEPHERD PARK N-W-A
lovely home in high-class community; de-
aehss sEpRosMs sEss Hn lot e. 5GSl4 Ra% seven rooms
room and large iavatory on on 1St'n lst toor1 Ss9-
storage attic. maids room and bath, Break. break.
fast room; M Mautomatie heat; 2-car built-in
sa tie pree @ e PGEs eesmSss hSms
M g390 EVENING, PHONE MR.. Irwin,
e Hs s6d MO 5s5
term Federal housing available: WI III t9nk- cssh
balance less IT, than rent; also GOOD income CONF:
Ss s doRD6E oRD566s3H2HF h;5 4 fS S1 ST.
HY;ATTsYIILLE NEW ROOM CAPE
GSa Gstc 0rss hsst me- mode9n s9Ihi
and Moore n ayes SSa Satonsi0 i0'neF s9io of Arundel
al4,, 5l4i GEORGIA AVE. IN NATIVITY
isns watsa ana Reed Ssb S
front and glassed rear porehes: I refrigercaR.. lcR.
fsrsge ion sut9%s1ie open Fas so hsat new
HERE IS AN UNUSUALLY FINE HOME
rooms and two lovely iied baths: rUfr 0eai oil
slate eHfaer roof auln spendd ea5age Sun
! p m WAPLE & JAMES. INC '''
BRICK: COR, CATHEDRAL AVE. AND 97fb
baths; for l or . doctors 10 IS; rnnms z
baths above Gear gar. oil heat. cS. Terms o
or Will consider trade. Col. 6:34S ms
SSdm5oo; Sa35 LOVELY ENGL1sH-TYPE BRICK
sun1oom ass n. and nd. BEDRooMsJ. sIsE BATHsE
remodeled throughout CAN az SnI pnIIcaIn1n1 an1
69O l9eO cash 2 and balance carried IKE rent
NfNs NHSS q rRaEEP RRaEkPS Sp pNATI0HAL kA4L $500 EVE
TTTT' TaTI 1noNI MN. CoNDIT, RANDOLPH
S7,950--:BRAND-NEW DETACHED nRI1T
meme n, nm ,d nicely located in wooded section of
sssy Germs. REAITy sEssl e4Tssip en
Natl. 143S till pm, A1o' ANO.'
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$3.50.
EAC1NC IIMCOI PARK

FACING IINCOLN FHfIh.
A lovely home with southern exposure.
The attractive way in which It has been
modernized and decorated adds a very
definite appeal There are comfortable
rooms. tile bath with ,oSsq,. shower; painted Tsa
club living room with fireplace and crystal
chandeliers is an outstanding feature.
H-w heat, automatic control. elec. re-
frigeration. Perfect condition.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th St Realtor. National Ol53.
Eve. Phone. Cali Mr. Burke West 2216:
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One 80 feet by 800 feet: one 90 feet by
go feet both with B. 4 o. railroad sidinps
one side and paved roadway on other
SIDE: located at ,th and T SITS. ne Apply
GEO; HYMAN CONSTRUCTION CO, 5tb
and It
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 II ST. NV National o345.

AMBITIOUS WHITE DOCTOR.
Ideal location for fastest growing sub
division in WASHINGTON. One perfect cor
ner left Il rooms. oil-fred air-condltloned,
in development already approved by +. II.
A. ApproXimating 800 families. Altera,
tons to suite purchaser. Price ~. r. Cali
NATIONAL INSURED HOMES. 1NCr
'3g4 Benning Rd NE. Atlantic So44.
New Brick Bungalow, Sc, $50,
$50 cash S5l so, month including taxes
pal. In the heart of Silver Spring. ;
large rooms. full tile bath and shower;
furred walls. full basement, fioored attic,
venient to stores, schools. churches. and
Transportation. Call Shepherd 1871.
Mornings National 445o.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE AT LIBERAL DISCOUNT
i.lIo Stailment note, or will exchange
Tor, building lots land or part payment on
farm. secured on 5-r. and b. modern
punsaloW IN Hyattsville, payable ST. per
month: Note Siened by responsible partv
What have YOU to offer? Box 1891 Star.
WANTED GOOD INCOME SMALL HOUSES.
stores, small fats. for. modern dwelling
and fruit farm. nr. Warrenton, close TO
500 a. fine dwelling, for apt, business
property. etc. N. E. RYON CO, I2iG
N. Y. ave.
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EDMONDS BUILDING

81 18th s.. w--In the financial
dlStrlct-S10 50. IT,, second floor
front Consult
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
I3to II St..N.W. National 23i5
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.


CENTRALLY LOCATED, CEMENT FLOOR,
railroad sidinf truck loading platform;
reasonable rental; 1000 sq. #. Apply
BERNIE. Potomac 1"l.,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUILDER MUST SACRIFICE NEW COR
bricK, fireplace, porches. huilt-in garase;
trees Shrubs lawn driveway. Walnut glG'
BELLE HAVEN. VA. II EDGEWOOD TER
faCt-OWNeT spared no expense in building
TINS new home TO accommodate family
OF TWO. TO-
poSite new telephone Office: lOO-ft. front
alley III rear, reas. Apply OWNER, IO2S
N. Irving st.. Clarendon. Va.
$ 600 CASH. $3.50 MONTHLY. HOME,
frame garage. III grove trees. Front porch;
near bus. stores. Walnut 9lG3.
LANHAM, MD - SEMI-BUNGALOW 4
bedrooms. tile bath, fireplace OF! neat; lot
"Iuy35O. Reasonable. Call OWNER. Dis
frict UGgi
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SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1908 H St NV National o345
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10O-CAR-CAPACITY MODERN GARAGE.
Near Dupont Circle: splendid opportunity
for active man.. MR.. PRICE, Natl. 1862,
or Columbia 3436-J
FOR GAS STATION. USED-CAR LOT,
restaurant or other business. we have a lot
on u. S. HighWay No. 40. in the city.
5Ox115 or 100x115 to alley. Let US talk
price end other data. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1910 K st. NV. National 1856.
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE
219 KENNEDY ST NV
6-rm. house. porches. attic. garage. Can
be built out IA IT. for store Good loca-
ton for business. Price, $500; terms.
WAPtE q JAMES mo
1924 14th st. NV. District S347.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

:: LARGE ROOMS. AND BATH. ANIL,
S?' 30. q rooms. bath. INV h. built-in
st; NV. National 5311. Evening, Green
wood l'I1.
Il ROOMS. COMPLETELY FURN.; OIL
Durntr e!ec. reiE.. stationary tubs. garage
=. Maple ave. EyattSEl!!e. Nd. j HAIR
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NEAR CONN. AVE,

$500 BLOCK 2Sth. ST. NV.
7 rooms, incloSed porches, large recep-
tion hall, 3 baths. maids room both IN
attic and cellar. hardwood floors through, taa,
out. oil burner, garage. house 20 leet
wide; in q beautiful and convenient neigh
borhood. Price, SI2.T5O. Call Mr; GulfmIre: IRE
Met. 1927. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON 2oo
Investment Bldg.
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ST, GABRIEL'S PARISH.
col .ONIAI. .BRICK-$6Q $50.

Large Groom. @ rooms deepl. bath
home: G. E. refrigerator; new electric FIX
lures; h.-W.h built-in garage; facing
Govt. park. Don't fail to see this bargain
at once Cali MR.. PARKER. Natl. 44S2.
Randolph 4453 after 5 pm.
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S7,95O--BRAND-NEW DFTAcHr0 ,171,v
nome ON. nicely located in wooded section ~
sssy tsrms N0fsaTiS1 RTXry sEesl
Natl. 143S till pm, A1o' ANO.'
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
REAL ESTATE WANIEp.

RIDGE-TWO DETACHED
house: rental over one hundred dollars: loan
less than thousand; exchange for new
home. Box 2u5-J. Star
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
FOR RENT BY OWNER. NEW BRICK
nome, rooms. 1la baths. fireplace. oil
burner attached garage convenient to
6us and stores. Woodside Village. Phone
Shepherd 4961-W
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523 IF BAUM ST. Sc.

rms, detached. cellar. porch. large
yard. Paint and paper in good condltagogn6; On
monthly to include interest at 81:
E M AIKEN 500 H St. NV. Natl. 3556.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

PRIVATE PARTY WILL PAY CASH FOR
wel-located small apis. or 4-family flats
Give full particulars. must be priced right,
zeal direct. no AGENTS. Box 1O"-W, Star.
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE
92b 18th st NV Phone National o10O

COLORED
!?2 10th e.-G r, b.. cleo. &. S45 90
40 N S.e.-J r. elec.. e.. b. s.. 30
FLATS
9:tS French NV! r, elec.. g. b. $3.50
lGl Church n.w.-l r. k. b..
elec. 9. Sol5O
l'W L'n y vi r. X. b.. elec.. g. ~Iu III
ihl. Cofcoran NV. r., X. b.. el. $50 80
l6i' !l! nm r. k. b.. e!ec.. X. S.Gio
1l.i M ~ -! r. k. b., elec.. g. So 80
lfi4 10th n.w.-3 r.. k, b., el., z. S.7.5 30
80 N j. NV r., K. b.. ell. x. S2J.JO
10 Eye n.e-2 r. k. b.. cleo T. 81 30
~, ~: D. nW.-l r, X. b.. elec.. z. 81 30
l1l9 ION n.w.-l r. k. b.. eIec. K. $3.50
'-oo 2,h SCI r. X. b.. elec. y. $3.50
E. M. AIKEN 500 II ST. NV
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OFFICES FOR RENT

MUSIC TEACHER WILL SHARE REAIT-
tiul studio. downtown; grand piano re-
ception room; $50. Adams 47O7-M
HALF OF WELL-FURNISHED OFFICE IN
iiiianclaI dlSlrlct; TO responsible person;
N!!25o per month. Box lg4-E Star,
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED OFFICE OR
Slud!o. Conn. ave. md floor large show
W!nooW; business, art. music: StO Dec
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sisrS s4S@oIWARDER ST. NM; ia1on NR. SOL
h.-w.h.: rented, S45. Met 54o0' ''0A'
RENT. S",4 oo,OO PER YEAR: TAXES AND
insurance less than S:.6O.00 per year;
price. S:0o00.00 Tenant will have op-
tion during 5.,year. lease to purchase at
the northwest and the business is long
established. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 17I9
K st. NV. Ma 1l6G.
SPECIAL BARGAIN - TWO LARGE
stores leased four apis. rented: a real
chance for investment or speculation: low
rents. Call Metropolitan 1856.
GEORGIA AVE. NV, 5000 BLOCK
First commercial n near bank and and
be converted into store and . apts: won
derfu value and an excellent investment.
MR.. RAINE. Rand. 3441.
1924 1Hts WhrEE s3s NV + JAMES, 1bci' bisf. as47.
NEAR 18th AND. v SITS. NV.
and toilet in each both rented at $4,000
per month; Price only 81. $4,000. G. G..
DUTY 1O24 Vermont ave. National 44S2.
a GOOD INCOME WITH sAFETYl
baths; electricity; good condition: all rented
NEW cRA1N sToRE' 56xiGo 0si1a' IT,. .NMa WITH
large parking area. Corner property, total
1905 H St. NV. National ea45.
COLoRED INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
:, Five rooms and bath. brick construction:
rented TO good coiored tenant for $40. 90
Phone R. M. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

o-room bungal low. a mi S3G 80
G-room bunpalow. hot-water heat 1000
l-room house. h.-w.h.. large lot 1900
h-rOom house. INV H.. Frigidaire $500
room house. h W h.. lear garage 5000
K. 7. NIOLETT & SON. 3s4t :iith St.
MI. Kramer. Md. HyattSyilie $40 .
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHED.
(C0ptiDpAd
1893 BENNETT PL. M

rms. and bath. h.-w h.. Lear garas
THOS; E. FARRELL CO., REALTORS.
72I 10th St. NV. Natl OTtih
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SAln C AhhIInn

SAUL'S ADDITION.
;, Newly decorated 8 r., baths. oil burner.
s-caT earase Sell at reduced price or
w. H WALKER. NATL. 1850
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% 8 ST. NV.
rooms. bath, h.-w.h., elec. re-
frigeraticn, garage --S $3.50
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u
9 rooms and bath. h-w.h S45O(
Convenient to schools, churches store.
and Transportation newly decorated.
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OUTSTANDING VALUE: BRIGHTWOOD:
det. arranged = families; just Off Georeia
ave. desirable neishborhood, conv. trans
portation. schools: lot 45xl3s, 2-car ga
rage, house In perfect condition. oil heat.
1st floor. !. r.. d. r. k. and bath, uClosed
bath rented. SJ!5u per mo. Priced to
sell al reasonable figure; very conv. terms.
Inspection by ,appt. only. call Mr.. CAN
IREII, Dist tQSt. Emtr UItS
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ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR. CLEAN. QUIET; 2
rooms, private bath; refined family; adults.
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CAPITOL HILL. CORNER. 656 9th ST. NE
-6 large desirable rooms h.-w.h.. garage;
S6o mo. includes water rent. Call Adams
41S6 to inspect or apply 800 E st. ne.
WOODBRIDGE - 5-RM FRAME. GAS,
elec.. stove heat: $50. 2S43 Belair pl ne.
lur olth and Ha Col 0I .lE
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1433 CLIFTON ST. NV.
rms, 2 baths; Oil heat garage SSb 90
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LOTS FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C, 3Ox15O, CLOSE TO
Circle and shopping district, 3Oc square
foot. Emerson 1416.
LARGE CORNER, 15xll4 it. Hillside rd
and 4jth pl Sc. Bargain. Call Lincoln
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o026 LIST ST. NV
) rooms and bath: oil heat; garage S65 90
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III most convenient section OF Bright
wood. Near schools. transportation and
stores. Six large rooms. lncloSed rear
poiches, hot-Water heat with elec.
blower. open fireplace. elec. refriRera-
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balance financed TOR long term without
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tlon of Chevy Chase: soft. lot with
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two baths; oil burner. built-m garage.
The only home available IN this COM
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portunity at this price. Moderate
Evening star., 1938-10-25

ish trade agreement. If and when 1t
comes, may be Of some help, but no
matter how favorable it Is to the
American farmer, the surplus problem
will still be with him in years of ofdi-
nary weather to an extraordinary de-
gree. Some people believe that export
markets could be regained through the
use of large-scale export subsidies. But
our difficulty in disposing of any large
quantities of surplus commodities
through export subsidy has been ade-
quately demonstrated.
Home Market Expansion.
What about the home market? Some
people say expand the home market
by finding new Industrial uses for
farm products. This Is splendid idea,
If the uses can be found, and il these
uses can be made economically practi-
cal at prices for the farm products
that are fair to farmers. The De-
partment of Agriculture is doing all it
can in this direction. But progress
thus far has been slow, and even with
the four new regional laboratories
about to be established. seems certain
to be slow for some years to come.
Well, then, what about the human
part Of the home market? Can that be
expanded? If all our people were now
employed at good wages, and could
buy all the farm products they want
and need, expansion in the human
part Of the home market would have
occurred automatically. But with en-
ployment limited, and at least third
OF the non-farm families having in
comes Of $1,000 or less, 1t is obvious
Evening star., 1938-10-25

placed In effect on wheat, ignoring
that 1t Is intended to meet . special
situation brought about by export sub
sidies In use by competing countries.
These interests have attacked the soil
conservation program on the ground
that it Is fake, ignoring the fact
that this program Is saving the Ma
tion's most fundamental resource.
These interests have attacked the
ever normal granary, ignoring the
fact that 1t helps to keep both the
supplies and the prices of farm prod
ucts riding steady. These interests have
spread all sorts Of slanderous tales
about farmers and their activities.
These interests attack any and every
program undertaken by farmers, no
matter what 1t is.
Now farmers don't mind critical at
tention to what they do, but they
believe such opposition coming from
city sources to be unreasoning and un-
reasonable. When they read such
attacks in the newspapers or hear
them on the radio. they wonder why
1t Is that they should be singled out