davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-19

Garry asked. cor that he in
tended me as .Bobbie's target?"
She decided to be evasive no
longer. She told of the words she
had overheard when Jimmy Min
ton had asked Wenda to meet him
after relaying, a message to Garry,
and of the storm she had wit
messed Internationally when Bar
bara had telephoned to the direc-
tor of Garry's play.
Jimmy Minton has made
threats against you. What would
be more natural than he should
do something to anger you and
then, when you came to him, have
you killed." She picked up the
gun. ''I'll go down now"
Garry was watching her intent
ly. you'll do no such thing! I'd
bet my job that this gun was
loaded when you first saw it. The
mans smart. He has removed the
cartridges himself in order to avert
suspicion and have you apollo
giving"
"But then he isn't through with
you! He'll find some other way!"
Through the mirrored door she
could see Garry, tall and lean and
broad-shouldered, and her own
gray-gowned self, the reddish head
coming scarcely to Garry's tweed
shoulder. Her handkerchief was a
spot of color that heightened her
hair. She would never wear that
square of lovely chiffon again. It
brought memories with it, and
memories were more frightening
than any gun.
Her eyes came back to rest on
the mans lean face. She saw it's
lines Of disappointment and weari-
ness. Wenda was a bitter dose to
take; rather, the loss of Wenda.
Garry, I'm sorry about Wenda
leaving your play" she said with
a swift rush Of disappointment.
She wanted to put her arms
around Garry and promise him
anything he wanted-the moon,
the stars, even the girl with the
glittering bangs above the scorn-
full brown eyes. "She will be sor-
ry tomorrow she left your play,
and she didn't mean to break her
engagement. I don't know what
happened but she loves you-she'n
/ come bacl1w
"You don't know about Wenda's
new play, do your" Garry asked
slowly. "Of course not. How
could you? Minton's backing her
and starring her."
"Oh, I'm so sorryv When sue
cess competed with love, even
Garry knew which way Wenda's
path would lead.
Don't be! / should have
Iknown-you build up an ideal AND
love it and you can't stop. But al
least you can have sense enough
to stay out when you're ordered
"You love her terribly. don't
| you Garry?" The answer WOULD
hurt, would be the final nail in g
box where something she treas.
ured was buried, but she had tt
have his words.
'"Love her and hate her, too,
the answer came.
Idiot! Barbara called herself
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-19

and long strips can thus be oh+o.
" winch require much less turning tbsa
is necessary in small fields man
The most important ADVANTAGE
strip cropping, however, is m tho : CT
troll of erosion, Garrett said p, 0o'-
ternating close-growing and Cow a. d.
ed strips, farmers are enabled - Ut
duce the amount of sheet erosion re-
tween terraces and prevent o,lI.. oe
when overlapping or terrace breal
iccur. "hS
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Victor Herbert
Melodies Featured
At CapitOL

The unforgettable melodies Of
Victor Herbert will be presented
by Phil Lampkin and the Loew'S
Capitol Theater orchestra in the
new overture to be presented on
the program starting today.
Featured vocalist will be Tai
bert HaSlett, who will sing a
medley of Herbert's songs from
the operetta Naughty Mari
etta," including the Marching
Song.
The Herbert overture, to-
gether with news events and a
comedy, will comprise the sup
Elementary attractions on a pro-
gram that offers M-G-M'S Para
disc For Three" with eight
happy-go-lucky stars on the
screen. The THE Pan-American
Revue" featuring Sid Gary and
the "a Chester Hale Texas
Comets will be seen on the stage.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
KELLEYGRAMS

The party-go-round for the
visiting movie stars shapes up
this way for today, subject to
slight change in case of emer-
gencies:
1920 a. M, official reception
in the office of District Com
missioner Melvin C. Hazen.
1890 p. m, luncheon at the
Mayflower with Loew's, Inc, as
host.
, 5 to 7, cocktail party and re-
ception at the home of Repre-
sentative Virginia Jenckes, as
a tribute to C. C. Pettijohn of
the Will Hays office.
7 to 10 p. m, dinner guests
at private party which will in
clude the visiting Fredric
Marches, scheduled to arrive on
the Congressional; Ken Murray
and Oswald, Patricia Bowman,
and Louise Fazenda.
Later a visit to the head
quarters of the G-Men, where
j. Edgar Hoover, chief of the
Bureau of Investigation, will
personally show how his crack
crime annihilators are trained.
STAR TIME TABLE
Zorina arrived at Union sta.
ton at $50 this morning.
Louise Fazenda reached here
at 2:30 and was Immediately
rushed to the Mayflower Hotel
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Midnight Show
The Last GGngster
At Central

Warner Bros. Central Theater
announces a special midnight
show tonight of "The Last
Gangster," starring Edward G.
Robinson.
THE Last Gangster" also will
be shown at the Central at regu-
lar performances tomorrow,
Sunday and Monday.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Fair Newcomer From Norway
To Trip Fantastic at Party

A new and lovely bidder for
fame will be among the Holly
wood stars here for the Presi-
dents Birthday celebration to-
morrow. She is zorina, 19-year-
old actress and dancer. Like
the lovely Sonia Henie, she halls
from the land of the Vikings,
Norway.
Zorina arrived at Union Sta
ton at $50 this morning, was
met by a reception group from
the Presidents Birthday Enter
tainment Committee, headed by
Richmond B. Keech.
A slender, little, blue-eyed
blonde Zorina speaks five Ian
guages, but insists she has not
yet learned the language Of
love-except in the make-believe
land of films. At any rate, in
addition to being a linguist, she
is a painter of note, boasts an
The Washington times., 1938-01-28

Recommending figure which is
all grace and curves, and has q
devastating sense of humor.
Zorina makes her film debut
in Samuel Goldwyn's "Goldwyn
Follies" which is to have its
world premiere in New York
next week. She was former
prima ballerina of the Ballet
Russo. It is predicted that when
this Goldwyn technicolor produc-
tion is released that Zorina will
have emerged as a new senSa-
ton.
The Goldwyn Follies, with q
cast that includes Adolphe Men
jou, the Ritz Brothers, Charlie
Mccarthy and Edgar Bergen.
Helen Jepson, Kenny Baker, An
drea Leeds, Phil Baker and
dozens of others, including the
gorgeous Goldwyn Girls, will be
presented at LoeW's Palace
within the next few weeks.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Wells Forqo'
Holds Over

"Wells Fargo" begins its third
week down town today, contin.
uing at Warner Bros Metropoli-
tan Theater.
Joel McCrea, Bob Burns and
Frances Dee head the cast in
this Paramount picture, which
tells an epic story Of transporta-
tion in the quarter Of a century
when the United States pushed
its borders clear back to the
Mississippi.
Lloyd Nolan, Frank Morgan,
John Mack Brown, Mary Nash,
Porter Hall and mar.y others ap-
pear in the large supporting cast.
Frank Lloyd produced and di-
rected the picture, which has
proved to be one OF the hits Of
the year.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28

clinked the inquiring members
of the press conducted their
quiz.
Ray Bolger, it was disclosed,
will be developed by Metro
Goldwyn.Mayer along Harold
Lloyd lines. That is the accent
will be on comedy Of the shy
American boy kind, with dane
ing incidental.
Bolger's next role will be in
Snug Harbor," and he will
carry through a straight role.
Eleanor confessed her biggest
thrill of the day was the ride
from Union Station to Connecti-
cut Avenue with a honking
motorcycle escort.
What will make this trip
unforgettable for me is the
opportunity to meet Mrs. Roose-
welt. To me she represents the
greatest woman of all time. I
am awed at the very thought
of being in her presence, said
dancing Eleanor.
DANCE AT HOSPITAL
On their way to the Maryland
U. prom at the Willard last
night the "Rosalie" stars were
tagged by Division Manager
Carter Barron and detoured to
the Capitol theater. There Phil
Lampkin introduced your ner-
vous correspondent to the spot
light and he introduced Eleanor
and Ray-or tried to do same.
On the way out Miss Powell
stopped to shake hands with
the stage hand friends Of her
vaudeville days and Pop" En-
mis-, veteran property man, not
only got a squeeze, but a kiss.
What a girl.
Today the Powell-Bolger itin-
erary began with a special dane
ing visit to Children's Hospital
where they amused the tiny
sufferers, with especial atten-
tion to infantile paralysis vic
tins.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28

SENATOR KISSES STAR
c. Dorsey Warfield was the
stars escort from Baltimore
and Public Utility Commissioner
. Richmond B. Keech got a hug
because the press photographers
would have it that way. In fact
the lense hounds insisted that
mink-coated Eleanor do Big
Apple with the engineer.
AS she reached Commissioner
Hazens automobile with Dis
trict tag No. /, Eleanor decided
to yield a gorgeous bunch of 36
American Beauty roses to her
fan public. That didn't satisfy
those who lost out in the scram-
BILE for a stars flower.
When she last played the
Capitol Theater, three years ago,
only the station redcaps were
in the welcoming crowd.
More autograph seekers were
at the Mayflower Hotel and AS
sistant Manager Duff had to
surround his guest with house
protection, to scare off those
who wouldn't be satisfied with
q promise of signature attention
later.
Hardly had the Powell party
been escorted to their suite by
Division Manager Barron, Of
Loew's, than they had to pre-.
pare for the reception in the Of
flee of U. S. Senate secretary,
. Edwin A. Halsey.
She was kissed discreetly on
the cheek by Senator Tom Con.
nally, of Texas, to please the
newsreel men, promised every
solon who asked for it dance
sometime before the visit is
over, accepted a gorgeous bou-
quet of flowers as Capitol
souvenir, moved back to the
Mayflower for a press recep-
tion.
There she was joined by her
associate from the Metro-Gold.
wyn-Mayer lot, Ray Bolger, and
his pretty MiSSuS. While glasses
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Star Gives Advice
To Career Seekers

Sonia Henie, world champion
ice-skating star of goth Century
Fox Happy Landing" wrote
the following advice to a fan
who thought she wanted to be.
come champion skater:
Look into the bottom Of your
own inner consciousness and
plan your career along the line
of your greatest desire. What
ever gives you the most joy in
the way of achievement is Ger.
tainly your line Of least resist
ance. Desire is a stronger force
than reason. People who are try
ing to accomplish something for
which they are not fitted are
really going against the grain.
Don't fall into that error"
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Eleanor Powell Greeted by Senators and
Press After Fan Ovation at Union Station
MOVIE
CLOCK

CAPITOL-Robert Young, Mary
Astor, Paradise for Three"
II a. M, LAS, 4:3O, 7:15, 10
D. m. stage, Sid Gary, 12:45,
$3.50, 6:15, 8 p. nj.
TALACE-JOan CrawfOr ], Spen-
Ger Tracy, "Msnnequin," 1905
a. M, 1:1O, 3:15, $500, 7:25,
9:35 =. m.
COLUMBIA Dorothy LamOur,
Jon H all, Hurricane" IL,
2.25, 4:5O, 7:I5, $40 p. m.
R, X. o. KEITHS-JJas, Ben
nett, Henry HOnda, 81 Met My
Love Again." HISS a. M, 1:55,
1855, 5:55, 1883, 9:55 p. m.
EARLE-CaroIe Lombard, Fred
Mac Murray, "True COnfeS-
sion," IL a. M, 1875, 4:25, 7:1O,
9:55 p. m. Stage, Irene Beas-
ley, 12:45, $3.50, 6:15, 9 p. m.
METROP OLITAN-JOel Nc
Crea, Frances Dee, Wells
Fargo" 1O:45 q. m, 1850, 8,
$40, 1920, 9:35 p. m.
TRANS-LUX-News and shorts,
from 10 a. m. to midnight, IS
minutes each show.
LITTLE-"Eternal Mask" II
a. M, 1888, 2:O3, 1888, sos,
6:4G, 8:15, 9 p. m.
low D-JUhu Litel, June
Dale, Missing Witnesses"
1880, $40, 5:25, 7:4O, 1O:O5
p. m. Stage, Chick Webb Or.
chestra, 2, AIS, $3.50, 9:O5
D, m.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP
To Earle

Ted Weems and his famous or
chestra and You're Only Young
once" new Metro Goldwyh-
Mayer release, will provide the
stage and screen program at
Warner Bros. Earle Theater for
the week starting Friday, Feb
ruary 4.
Favorites on stage and radio,
the Weems Orchestra will bring
Perry Como, Elmo Tanner, Red
Ingle, Marilyn Thorne, Parker
Gibbs and Country" Washburn
all well-known to radio listen
erS as who isn't! Ted also will
introduce Gloria Day, beautiful
rhythmic dancer lately returned
from London, Tommy Martin,
described as a "PreStidigitator
Extraordinary" and the Readin-
ger Twins, 1.-TWO Lovely Ladies
of the Dance"
"YUl'1e Only Young Once"
presents Lewis Stone, Mickey
Rooney and Cecilia Parker in
prominent roles. A spoiled, un-
principled heiress makes life
exciting for Mickey Rooney,
while a handsome lifeguard
with wife somewhere in
lanO nearly breaks Cecilia
Parker's heart. Lewis Stone as
Judge Hardy, their understand
ing father, helps them solve
their problems.
Included in the supporting
cast are Fay Holden, Frank
Craven, Ann Rutherford and
Sara Haden.>
The Washington times., 1938-01-28

o. Selznick party, including
the juvenile stars of Tom
Sawyer" Tommy Kelly and
Ann Gilils, will reach here
at $50 Saturday morning. So
will Joe E. Brown, who took no
chances of billiards in the air,
came from Hollywood by pull
man.
The "Sweet Mystery Of Life"
in the Capitol overture this
week might be a gentle reminder
to Maestro Phil Lampkin. The
Lampkin household has another
yOungster, second, born WedneS-
day. Congratulations.
"GAMBY" is HERE
."Gamby," the famous baller-
ina of the Roxy Theater, makes
her second tour of the hotels as
a Birthday Ball attraction.
Maria Gamborelli has just COM
pleted a long engagement in
Italy, and will be Mussolini's con-
tribution to the Birthday feStivi-
ties.
ONE HIT. ONE ERROR
For those who want to keep
a check-up on how plays that
opened here are received on
Broadway:
IF I Were YOU" the fantastic
farce which had Constance
Cummings and Bernard Lee as
featured players, closes Satur-
day night in New York after an
eight performance engagement.
Shadow and Substance, "
with Sir Cedric Hardwicke and
Julie Hayden was royalty vel
coined by New York critics. All
notices were glowing and the
Irish drama seems destined for
a long run.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28

for Loew's luncheon to visiting
celebrities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredric March
come in on the Congressional
at twilight.
Ken Murray and "Oh Yeah"
Oswald reach here from Gin
cinnati at $50 p. m.
Patricia Bowman arrived last
night at $50 from New York.
Janet Gaynor and the Davl
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
Gleanings g S
and
Screenings
By Andrew R. Kelley

Tap-dancng Eleanor Powell got welcome Washington
yesterday that showed what couple of Broadway Melo
dys' and "Rosale" do in creating popularity
There have been least 1000 autograph fans at
the Union Station when Miss Powell and her mother emerged
from platform 13 and walked right into the throng
of policemen tried to hold the ambitious of
the movie enthusiasts under CONTROL but the venturesome
managed break through the Gordon and thrust their
books and SIGNATURE containers into her hand.
The Washington times., 1938-01-28
More Trouble

Katharine Hepburn displays
a rare genius for getting her.
self and Cary Grant in trouble
in Bringing Up Baby" her
latest RKO Radio picture, deal.
ing with q baby leopard.
Evening star., 1938-03-27

Five room and bath bungalow: excel
lent condition; full basement and attic;
two blocks from schools and stores;
terms. $500 cash. balance monthly.
A. L. KELLEY g. SON.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

675 A.. CHOICE TIMBER, 35 MILES D. C.,
on hghwy:, near. river and r. r.; Ia to
a.; terms Walnut 8S59.
20 ACRES. MILES NORTH OF D. C.
Turn from Brookeville pike, opposite
Manor Club. Electricity, water: $500.
Mrs MIS- Ma p A. MACINTOSH No. 4. Rock
ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND INVESTORS.
Capitol. on Md. highway, south Of WASH
ington; has Potomac River view from high
wooded elevations; only S175 per acre as
THEODORE F. MENK,
CORNELIA M. BOWIE.
lI24 2Oth st. NV. 9-5. Pot. 3101.
FOR Low. OR HIGHER COST DEVELOP
trict, Maryland and Virginia which We
should like to discuss with you.
1719 K St. NV. Natl. 1863.
2 ACRES, EXCELLENT 4-ROOM HOUSE,
large poultry house, garage and stable
additional acreage may be kai; $3,50O;
u miles from the Capital.
OK THE THE maryland y, = y REALTY NI,1 Ysooz
OVERLOOKING GEORGIA AVE. SMALL
acreage. lockwood and oaks.
W ~ Siaf Harry sIsY'i M ma MARTIN I'll acre.
II Dresden St.. Chevy Chase View.
Phone Kensinston rs.
SMALL ACREAGE
II tracts nicely wooded land within 4
miles D. c.. on good road. Elec available
In fast growing working mans section.
I40-M. Star.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA..

Six-room BUNGALOW. bath oak ioors
open firepiace lat, hGt.water ,?, heat full base
lot so by 125: shrubbery; four blocks
from center Clarendon; bargain; conyen-
Evening star., 1938-03-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

10 ACRES. BRANCH. TIMBER: 90 MILES;
SO. Nd: $3.50 must sell quickly. OWNER.
Box :}S1-Q Star.
10 ACRES ON BRADLEY BOULEVARD,
near Congressional Club: fine stream, wood
ed knoll; choice location: terms: also tract
Of cleared ground off the boulevard; high
elevation. L. ]. HELLER, National 7343.
Nights. Wisconsin 4945-J
NEARBY VA QUARTER-ACRE LOTS,
5000 and $500 each; building restrictions.
OWNER. Walnut 7O16.
ACRE OR MORE. WOODS AND STREAM.
nr. Kensington, Md. Call GAYLOR. Shep-
herd 2145.
BY OWNER. ACREAGE g. BLDG LOTS,
suitable for 90ce Federal housing finance.
Chevy Chase. 3; 6. and Md; colesyilie
pike; " miles State I'd. frontage, Bradley
and River rds.; also Hyattsvlle and 500
acres acre @ Sc. near 2. G.; brokers protected.
District $3.50.
4s9 ,ACREs-tNOT A FARMl BUT A FINE
~ eiectricity on ',p property sh and ma manN ~ X RomG. me-
egnerf os,ee tbns .bs, Must b sod snH s
Box 144.M. Star.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
ACREAGE WANTED.

CASH FOR LOW PRICED
Close in Maryland Acreage
with water and on, or within
view of well Travelled main
highway. This requires quick
action, dealing directly with
owner only. Decatur 1850.
Evening star., 1938-03-27
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. LEASE OR SALE-SW., 2nd
Offices 2Ld floor. 16x30 IT. Natl 943s.
AREHOUSE-LARGE, o-STORY CON-
crete. with office. brick and metal garages
and yard: can purchase. Geo. 1922.
WAREHOUSE. LARGE. REAR III ind
St ne. Met 1900 DuDont 200
Evening star., 1938-03-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MINIATURE ESTATE
anrs IN sne eorpoTate limits Of Vienna Va "a
nice lawn. maple grove around house, or
section II re only sees abS m ssSe ase
'" mn MckEESER iasSfi siesenaGS co, fRc sss'i
Natl. 1850. Shoreham Bldg.
$43.80 PER MONTH,
Including taxes. New brick bungalow. in
nearby Va. large fioored attic. lovely
nelghborhood; oil heat; large living rm.
small down payment will handle this
JAMES M. DOYLE,
5O15 Wash. Blvd. Arl. Va. Walnut 9o9l
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
New brick home. thoroughly insulated:
enormous living rm. with fireplace. large
hall: beautiful neiRhborhood built in Oc-
tober; owner transferred. immediate pos
session: priced right for quick action.
JAMES M. DOYLE,
5015 Wash. Blvd. Arl. Va Walnut 9O91
MINIATURE ESTATE WITH
ATMOSPHERE!
Arlington County Va; attractive g.
BURNER in an nnasus settns ear ns Ea oil
rage: chicken houses on ! acre of ground;
located. located on corner; planted to shrubs. mag
ii.itSNiAe 'ni tiCNo' poItHSo, sCIteUeu,
attic. vegetable garden. golden oppor-
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 1910 Ewes. Walnut 9!5s.
WAYCROFT, VA.
G ROOMS
Home in excellent condition; full base
ment; attractive lot; in l0c bus zone.
Modestly priced on terms at S6.35O.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 1870 Eve, Walnut p15s.
$6,500.
$40 Monthly, including insurance and
interest. New brick homes now
building. Oil heat. Rock Wool insulation,
weather. stripped, colored tile bath wood
burning fireplace. Domestic Science kitch-
en- cabinet, Armstrong linoleum. Magic
Chef smooth-top gas range: oak floors. fun
basement. space for > extra rooms Con-
Venient to everything. One-fare zone
ABBOTT II. BERSE.
166 N. Glebe Rd.. Cor N Washington Blvd
Clarendon 191
A MODERN SUBURBAN HOME, WITH
"a, acres of land located on walker
Mill I'd, near District Heights short dis
tance from d. c. line: containing large
rooms and bath. h.-w. heat. oil burner;
elec. refrigeration, garage. chicken run:
high elevation; hard surface road TO prop
erty; price is below Its real value For
information to inspect call Natl 2265.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
Evening star., 1938-03-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

TO RENT ONLY IN NEARBY MD. IN
next 30 DAYS. for summer, or longer, very
small cottage with convenlenceS and near
cars or bus. by middle-aged employ ed
woman; CLEAN. quiet and intelligent Box
354-Q. Star.
COTTAGE HOME, SANDY SPRING NEIGH
lawn. garden. a profusion of flowers; very
pleasant, we'll situated home. for settled
qe $50 eGno month Rus BOSS aPf
K st. NV. or Mr.. Farauhar Adams O303
2511 N 11th ST, ARLINGTON, VA
Bungalow. 3 rooms. elec.. water. screened
heater. $3.50 month.
81 YosT ,PL, N.E--5-RM.. BATH BUN
galow; newly decorated. anil double ga
rage. Available Immediately.
5 R. AND B.. 4 CLOSETS: lst FL. FIRE
psf shay 5s
FIVE ROOM AND BATH COTTAGE;
grounds: 80 minutes from downtown: rent,
conyeniences: on Mount Vernon boulevard
at Wellington Villa, Va. Adams 5144.
DUNN .LORING. vA-4 ROOMS AND
sato satn rssr sss Sea acre MRS. s5oqna cHRR So from
NEW ?-RM, STONE BUNGALOW, FIRE
place h.-w.h.. :. outbuildings. 5-acre lot;
near Mclean. Va. OWNER. North 1861
BROOM ROOM , FURN HOUSE AN AND GARDEN,
20 miieS 81 from rvi. D. c. non on sood rosd IN ex-
Good Groom house. cleo range. lights,
furnace; running water: near bus. highway;
low rental open. HANSEL. Clar. 400.
ARLINGTON; 1926 Goth RD. N.-MoDERN
Phone HAERTEL. Natl. o976 or Falls
I'm p, DWELLING AMI; % OIL M ggRNEs: Es
MAcKALL aHss v5 5r.. iee cisrendon sef e75.w-12 D
ATTENTION, ARMY-NAvY MEN-FUR-
niShed bath stshen f electrically
Transportation: is min: to city: sos mo.
353l South 9TH ST. Arlington. Va. Phone
MODERN 2-RooM. KITCHEN AND PRI-
entrance: front porch and balcony: garage.
price s45 per month Phone Falls Church
NEW HOUSE, UNF., 5 ROOMS AND BATH,
o eareSoGa SsE' '5si cs
OWNER. Hillside O63O.
HILLCREsT - FIvE-RooM BUNGALOW,
ami, $35 month. Branch avenue at
D. c. line Sc.
NEW APARTMENT FOR, RENT-LIvING
and bath. automatic heat, hot and cold
water. elec. stove and refrigerator. PAUL c.
hlNCHELOE. FalT1ax, va. FIlOHe 1o3
COY BUNGALOW, ROOMS. KIT. AND
bath. running water. elec. stove, fireplace.
garden space. Adults; $25 month. LIND
SAY ESTATE. Lanham. Md.
WALTER HEIGHTS. NEAR MCLEAN, VA
ovsy vea s5o necs
TWO APIS, ROOMS; STRICTLY MOD
sINGToN REALTY Co, Kensinston 49,.
NEARBY maryland : UNFURNIsHED
all modern improvements; lot 1OOx24O:
near bus line; $55. Greenwood 2086-J.
BRooKMoNT. MD, 4OO6 62nd sT.-5
rooms. bath. oil burner, cleo, city water
large garden; one fare. Apply on premises
or Wisconsin 3273W.
BROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW, AMI.
garage and chicken house. Rent, $37 so.
Phone Kensington 1876.
SUMMER COTTAGE. 5 ROOMS. ELEC.
spring water: "a mile above Chain Bridge,
Va. Cleveland 1903.
BUNGALOW, CUTE AND COY, 4 ROOMS,
bath, fenced-in yard near stores. schools
and transp.; $3.50 weekly. Greenwood
1888.
sEVEN-RooM HOUSE ON LEEsBURG
pike. II miles from Washington; space for
chickens and garden. Apply c. M. MITCH
ELL. 1914 C st. ne. 21s
FALLS CHURCH 900 LEE HIGHWAY
Modern; 7, rooms, baths, recreation
ton: $40 HAERTEL. Natl. O976. or Falls
Church 456
EEyRN1sHE,p HE'D. EsTATE 81 $50 g, Mo o,2H1N 0THEE
Evening star., 1938-03-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED


PURCHASE SMALL HOUSE NEARBY VIR-
ginla or Maryland. preferably with some
acreage: reasonable. Box 1870. Star
BEACH COTTAGE OR SMALL FARM ON
water. near Washington state price and
location. Box 3oSQ. Star.
WANTED TO RENT. .-YEAR LEAsE--A
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE NEAR WASH
1NGTON. PHONE TEMPLE 4035
WRITER. SINGLE. WANTS SMALL Sc
cluded house with garden in nearby Mont
gomery County. State rental and particu-
lars Box 1870 Star
WANTED BEFORE APRIL Is, BROOM,
bath. modern home in Arlington County.
Va, not over $1,000. / have 5000 Can
pay S45 per month. Address Box 1913,
CASH FOR LOW PRICED
Close in Maryland Acreage
with water and on, or within
view of we'll Travelled main
highway. This requiresquick
action, dealing directly with
owner only. Decatur 1880.