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What Is Your
NEWS |. O.?

Each question counts 20:
each of a t1po-part question,
10. A score of so is fair: 80,
good. AnsWers on page Ala.
l. Identify this Southern Sen
ator who was renominated on a
pro-Roosevelt platform.
2. Pope Plus expressed disap-
proval Of the flying of swastika
banners in Rome during Hitler's
visit there. True or false?
3. What Republican leader
charged that the Senate Lobby
Committee infringed upon free
dom OF the press in investigating
a magazine he publishes?
4. THE Late George Apley"
won the Pulitzer Prize for (a)
biography. (b) novel. (c) drama2
S. The Chamber Of Commerce
of the United States demanded
repeal or drastic modification Of
what act as a stimulus to business
recovery?
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DRIVE ORGANIZED
FOR MRS. STEELE
Appointment as Districts
W. P. A. Chief Is Backed
by Prominent Group.

A campaign to gain appointment Of
Mrs. Mary Steele. director Of Women's
and Professional Projects and the
Division Of Education and Recreation
Of the District Works Progress Admin
ktration, to the post of District Of
Columbia Works Progress administra-
tor. to be left open by resignation OF
District Commissioner George E.
Allen, was launched at . luncheon
yesterday at Harvey's Restaurant by
IS indorsers Of Mrs. Steele.
The other contestant for the post
is reported to be Deputy District
Works Progress Administrator Otto
Cass.
Mrs. Steele's advocates, headed by
Mrs. Olive e. Madden, who was ap-
pointed general campaign chairman
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MRS. GRANT URGED
FOR COMM ISSI0NER
Endorsement Of Tuberculosis
Association President Is Sent
to Roosevelt.

Another name was added today to
the long list Of prominent Washing
ton residents suggested as successor
to Commissioner George E. Allen
that of Mrs. Ernest r. Grant, presi-
dent Of the District tuberculosis As
sociation.
Representative Keller, Democrat. Of
Illinois disclosed he had written
President Roosevelt indorsing Mrs.
Grant for the post.
She's an intelligent, sincere and
capable woman, and would make an
excellent Commissioner" said Mr..
Keller. Her appointment to the
commissionership would be a fitting
tribute to the work she has done for
the women and children Of Wash
ington"
Mrs. Grant is q native Of Mr.. Kel-
ler's congressional district, but has
been q resident Of Washington for
many years.
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1900 TAXI DRIVERS DUE
TO BALLOT TOMORROW
Vote in Labor Auditorium to Be
on Type Of Liability Insurance
Policy Wanted.

More than 1000 Washington taxi
cab drivers are expected to be present
at a meeting in the Department Of
Labor auditorium at $3.50 pm. tomor-
row to vote on the question Of whether
they favor individual liability insur-
ance policies or blanket" policy.
Representative Nichols Of Oklahoma
has announced his intention Of ad-
dressing the meeting. which is spon-
sored by the Central Labor Union.
Other congressional members are ex-
pected to talk also.
All taxi operators are invited to the
meeting, regardless OF their affiliations,
1t was said.
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will 60 on q months tour of clubs m
cities IN the Western section Of the
country to inspect their operation.
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AID SLASH FACES
STRONGPROTESTS
Civic and Welfare Leaders
Seek Change to Kill
Loss of 100000.

The Deficiency Subcommittee Of the
House Appropriations Committee was
bombarded today with requests from
District civic and welfare leaders for
an opportunity to protest against .
Budget Bureau proposal that will slash
about 100000 from the already inad-
equate 5000. 900 appropriation for d.
rect relief in the coming fiscal year.
The Budget Bureau recommended
ton, embodied in . long list Of sup
Elemental estimates. slated for inclu-
sion in the final deficiency appropri-
alton bill, is scheduled to be consid-
cred by the subcommittee Thursday.
The plan contemplates that the Dis
trict draw on the 100000 relief ap-
preparation to sponsor w. P. A. prof.
ects for women, and to pay the trans
portation home Of nonresident indi-
gents. The Commissioners had urged
supplemental appropriations for these
purposes, pointing out that 100000 Is
totally insufficient to meet relief needs.
d. C. Heads to Testify First.
The subcommittee plans to first hear
District officials Justify the supple.
mental estimates. It then proposes to
give the civic and welfare leaders an
opportunity to testify.
The supplemental estimates recon-
mended by the Budget Bureau for in
clusion in the final deficiency bill call
for appropriations totaling $442,622.
One Of the major items is intended
to provide funds for payment of fees
to witnesses and jurors in the United
States Court Of the District. Another
would provide $50,000 to pay damages
awarded by a jury of condemnation
in connection with the condemnation
Of land for the extension Of Montana
avenue from Bladensburg road NE.
to New York avenue.
The deficiency estimates also con.
tain an item of $l54,7 720 to establish
inspection stations for motor vehicles
which, under a new law. must be in
spected annually.
Advised ON Parkway.
Flood conditions in the vicinity Of
Bladensburg, Nd, could be controlled
with extension Of Anacostia Park up
the valley Of the Anacostia River. the
subcommittee was told late yesterday
by officials of the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission and
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
hal
sideration the request Of the Budget
Bureau and President Roosevelt for
inclusion in the final deficiency ap-
preparation bill a supplemental item Of
100000 for extension Of the Ana
costa park system.
Flood control work along the upper
Anacostia River and its tributaries. the
subcommittee was informed, could be
tied in with the park extension and
dykes constructed as the park Is de-
veloped.
Immediate appropriation Of $780,
900 to acquire the necessary land Is
urgent, the subcommittee also was
told, because continued home and
industrial development in the areas
adjoining those where park expansion
Is contemplated may make the cost
of the land prohibitiye.
Those who testified included Thomas
s. Settle and John Nolen, jr.. Of the
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission and Irving Root and
Howard Duckett Of the Maryland COM
mission.
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MEDAL WILL BE GIVEN
BOYS CLUB DIRECTOR

Charles M. Fyfe, managing director
Of the Boys Club Of Washington, viii
receive . medal for 20 years service in
boys club work at the annual con-
vention Of the Boys Club Of America,
Inc, which he Is attending in Chicago
this week.
Mr.. Fyfe has been connected with
the Boys Club here since 1918. At
the close Of the present convention, he
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Federal EMPLOYEES to Meet.

The efficiency rating system in Fed
eral service will be discussed at a
meeting Of the United Civil Service
Employees at the Y. w. C. A. at pm.
Friday. Preceding the meeting will
be an informal dinner at $50 pm.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-04-01
CCC Camps to Observe
National Negro
Health Week

Director Robert Fechner, head Of
the Civilian Conservation Corps, an
nounced today that more than 100
colored CCC camps will observe Ma
tional Negro Health Week with spe-
cial programs, April 3 to April 10,
throughout the entire country.
For the fourth consecutive year
the CCC has co-operated with the
us. Health Service and Dir. Roscoe
G.. Brown, director of National Me-
gro Health Week. This movement
was initiated by DIR. Booker r. Wash
ngton, founder Of Taiskegee Institute
twenty-four years ago.
The colored CCC educa ional adj
visers will have charge Of the Ma
tional Negro Health Week programs
in the camps. Lectures will be de-
livered by local health authorities,
and camp physicians.
The Douglas Senior High School
illustration Of Baltimore. Md, which
won the 1888 Negro Health poster
award has been mounted for display
purposes on a green background.
The CCC camp authorities have con-
spicuously displayed this poster in
| reereational halls and classrooms.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-04-01
THE POSITION OF LEROY PHILLIPS
IS CREDIT TO THE NE GRO RACE

!, many cars and trucks are owned by
the county.
Mr.. Phillips also placed regular
car washer in the garage thus saw
ing repaint jobs.
Any tax payer can now walk in
the county garage and come out
without having his shoee looking in
greace from the floor. The windows
are kept clean and do not mar the
looks of the county building as was
the custom.
Shower baths Of the garage have
been renovated by Mr.. Phillips at his
expense and all employees are able
to clean up now after hard days
labor of greasy work and go home
on cars or buses without offending
fellow passengers.
Thus Mr.. Phillips has proved a
credit to his race and every Negro
voter should commend his employer.
He is native Of Asheville, NC, and
product Of A. and T. College Of
Greensboro, N.C.,s specializing in po-
litical science. He Is also y mem
Der of several organizations and fra
! ternities.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-04-01
LEROY PHILIPS SERVES HAhlIL TON
C0N'Y CREDITAbLY TO ALL CONCERNED
win his match.

win his match.
Bobby Carroll Of New York open
ed the card in the ii2-pound alter
nate class BY whipping Walter Ca
galieri, white Chicagpan. Next col
ored boxer To win was Kansas City i
lack Simmons of the Chicago team
who defeated Willie Smith, dusky
Eastern representative. at 126
pounds. In the lightweight class,
Milton Bess, who formerly fought az
a welterweight from Indianapolis, got
the nod over Richard Cremar, vet
eran of last years New York squad.
Only knockout Of the evening was
delivered by Booker Beckwith of
Gary. Ind, former light heavy who
reduced to middleweight status. lis
victim in the third round was Dan
Cox Of New York. William Muldine,
Chicago light heavy. beat Bobby
Smith, New York scpian. in the sew
enth bout won BY colored fighters.
Those who lost to white opponents
were Clayton Johnson, Chicago. al
ternate bantamweight; Gus Alex
ander, New York light heavy cham
pion, and Abner Powell, New York
alternate heavyweight.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-04-01

bouts.
Addison beat Joe Benna, Chicago
white boy, over the regular three
round route in comparatively slow
match. Sheppard, substituting for
Moon" Mullins. white champion
from Mississippi left jnbbed Dan
Merritt of Cleveland. the Chicago
titleholder, through three rounds to
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-04-01

weight, and Curtis Sheppard, heavy
weight were crowned National Gold
en- Gloves champions before nearly
10000 at Madison Square Garden
last Monday night in the 18th an
nual intercity bouts which Chicago
won, 8 to Z. In addition, five other
colored fighters won in alternate
bouts to give sepia mitt-slingers q
total of seven victories IN the l6
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-04-01

FOR RENT - Modern furnished
room at "a Homestead Avenue.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
fN~~Al-s.~

426 DOWN, s6 MO-; ga ACRES
River. 22 miles D. c. $3.50. Adams 64lS-J.
MD. AND VA. FARMS.
Il rooms and bath. in good condition, large
mouse dood oa,fs 4o.d h0uiss Fn. sant
Ing: $4,000; Terms. Trade Tor small
W. .b0O-One Of the best pieces of land
n sboh ahs s:ndy S .e4e. sp,ns fertile Tsn
over: good sound s-room house. plenty Of
shade; small stream bounded by river
m:ssdam xa dnm roed to PLACE Terms.
tssssc9 Sod farm and bcas. snd
Quaint old Colonial and 500 acres Of
hnls.. 5hana; several st , outbuildings and tenant
Frederick County estate. beautilul view
Qf Blue Ridge, Sugar Loaf; long river
frontage, 740 acres Of land. Old stone
noase. electric lights. baths and heating
Paaa'; fine road Tenant houses and outbuildinRs.
s4;000.23 acres. good farm land, at
tractive. 6room house. surrounded with
tress SS oSn stream Main pike toward Laurel.
bah "a evel lsns acres sn. Gaithersburg section:
$40. 0.0OO-Loudoun Co. old stone Colo
MIA! house. high elevation. heating plant
ana bath electricity In front; dairy ship
OF good land. Price includes cows. horses
$50, O0O--Loudoun County. old farm fa-
nous for its crops and stock. 335 acres,
iaTse t.n.r stone ps house fne barns with silos:
fencing. Large Federal farm loan. '''0
2e4 Carroll ST ST., fatoma T Pax Ep' Geo. 1900
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OFFICES FOR RENT

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED OFFICE OR
stuaio Conn. ave-. End floor: large show
WINDOW: business. Art, music. Dec. 3646,
lO24 VERMONT AVE.-FRONT, ROOMS
path: suitable for professional or business
once: o. $40: G. W SIMPSON CO.. 1924
R1sPoNsIBLE PARTY WANTED TO
snare desirable once; nice reception room;
good location; S25. National 1893.
OFFICE SPACE FOR ARCHITECT, BOOK
keeper or public stenographer: ideal To-
cation: 2nd floor front. 1853 Col I'd n W.
9 DESIRABLE PRIVATE OFFICES To
suitcase in furnished suite. carpeted
noors will furnish secretarial service and
phone II wanted. Call National 5}5S.
TOR-DENTIST-1746 K ST. NV
desirable location. convenient to new doc
tors hospital switchboard and elevator
service. waiting room. consultation once.
tWo examining rooms. operating ROOM
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CAPE ANNE,
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CAN SELL QUICKLY YOUR APART
ment house, gas station or business prop
erty for cash Give me tby mail only
price, accurate rent and expense statement,
trust data and lease: complete information
essential. GUY WH1TEFORD. real estate.
Southern Bids.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 80 YEARS
experience IN property management. White
ana colored property needed. Natl 1873.
d. H. JOHNSON CO.. Gal N. Y. AVE. NV.
$500. 600 IN CASH TO INVEST FOR OUT
of-town client. stores under lease and
apis: price must be right. What have
you to offer? Call us today
KELLEY. STEELE g. BRAENER INC.
14.1 Eye st. NV. District 7741.
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HILLANDALE,
A community of small
estates. Each has one-half
acre or more. Individually
planned.
$4,000 TO $4,000.
Choice of wooded or
cleared sites.
PLANNING, BUILDING,
FINANCING.
To reach: Drive out Piney
Branch road, 4 miles from
District of Columbia, or call
Shepherd 1855.
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SUBURBAN PRop.-sALe OR RENT

Mr.. FOREST GLEN. Md BEDRMS.. ! "a
small maids room h.-wh., buckwheat
blower; acre Of ground: fruit shade trees;
bear garage. Real home; $50 mo. Apply
brick Or. k. li2-bath house; in new
subdivision Just off Memorial blvd. with
view of Potomac. Oil burner. automatic
must sacrifice. viii rent with option of
puyine. uy G- W. WALTERS. Alexandra
40 TAYLOR ST: E CONN. AVE: 10
sherman ave. Takoma. Tuxedo. Bowie:
S2@, S25. $3.50 Big list Nd Va at
reduced price: terms. N. E. RYON CO.,
1915 N. Y. ave.
ONE NEW 6-ROOM BRICK AND ONE s.
room br1ck: ami. near school. stores
and bus lines. For information call
l0l1 No. Edgewood, Arlington, Va. Ciar.
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT FOR CASH OVER
Term OF years fertile farm with good
mouse and outbuildinss eastern Montgom-
cry County preferred; state location an
nual rental. etc. QUAINT ACRES, Silver
WANTED DIRECT FROM OWNER, SMALL
farm in Southern Maryland give full IN
formation nd as to size price. location Box
WANTED - MEDIUM SIZE FARM IN
e!tner Montgomery or Frederick County
MO or IN Loudoun. Fauauier. Culpeper or
grange County. Va. Write particulars to
noK, pox |'3-D. Star. or telephone National
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CASH BARGAINS.
ON Appleton ST., 310O Block.
) on Fessenden, $500 Block
on Corner 29th and Stephenson.
Also Large Stone House.

OWNER. Randolph 1888.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
No: INV. AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PIX
Between 44th and 4tith. Butterworth and
davenport SITS. Lots run from Az to so
aIontinRs to various depts. Priced from
~ 800 up including ell improvements
No NE MICHIGAN PARK
SIX community group lots on Sargent I'd
No. md WOODLAND.
Large lots on Custer I'd. of Georgetown
"a. Beautifully wooded lots adjoining
greenwich. Forest. Priced at 81 900 up
No. Md: EDGEMORE- $50 EA.
Several lots, 6O'xl25'. adjoining $500
Falrlax I'd and 6S05 Exfair rd. Including
paved street: water and sewer
We will finance substantial amount OF
purchase price in second trust behind con-
structlon loans For further information
see Mr.. Towbes
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION,
LIST noor. desk space with secretsriai serv
ice: Sl5 per month. National 1867.
FURNISHED DESK SPACE
IN attractive suite. Moderate rent sery.
lces OPTIONAL. INQUIRE 40 Hlll Bldg
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CHR7SLER "b' 1885 Convertible coupe:
sqss s1so .er, the car for young person who is
fa9 atso seeking value; the sporty finish; red
beautiful Chrysler lines are but few of
l9e ~ many things that make this car one
Eouipped ipr mos N,+h unusual on the road today
uual accessory group. See it. You'll like
~ even better for this price; s6a5: un.
Gonoltionally guaranteed H. b IAary
". S... BIOS 1921 14th st. NV. Open
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REALTORS
Established 1886.
PHONE FALLS CHURCH. VA. 30.
IN ARLINGTON COUNTY. VAN DE-
lightfui residential section: 6-rm. home 3
bedrooms, bath. oil heat. ami. detached
garage. attractive grounds: close to trans.
lovely recreation rm. in basement. large
rm. in finished attic: gas stove and G. E.
refriRerator:. SO month.
8 miles from Washinston-Nice !-rm
houses and 3 acres of ground. S45 month.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut -94O Clarendon 1890
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL TRADE GROOM MODERN HOUSE,
clear Of indebtedness. in Lyon Park. on
house in Ashton Heights. Lyon Village.
country club section Will pay difference
In cash. Write full particulars, Box 4S3-D.
Star.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

CHEVY CHASE. RIVER AND BRADLEY
Ias;; Colesville pike--Lots and acreage Tor
D,:, Du1ioeIs exchange for desirable income
SioppSIIN; brokers'. attention. FULTON r
oORDON. l421 Eye st. NV Dist 523O
WILL TRADE NEW 5O-FOOT YACHT
cost 10000, for improved unencurnbered
SUBURBAN real estate or farm near Wash
lnkton: Box 101-H, Star.
FARM. 155 ACRES. CENTRAL nLINoIs
!or iarm or residential property near
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CHEVROLET 1897 de luxe sport sedan:
very very low mileage: looks and runs like new:
!uliy equipped: Honestly Priced at 500;
terMs: owens Motor Co. R323 Ga Ave
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1885 pickup 1858: Dodge
1885 pickup. 1925 Chevrolet 1898 sedan
delivery. $3.50. Fred Motor Co., 4lOO
Georgia ave. Columbia 29OO
CHEVROLET 1894 cab and chassis 1877.
Here is real fine truck that is ready to 90
TO work FOR you. In fne mechanical con-
dition; rubber and general condition far
sale at 1928. Ask for Car No. 1880,
Lustine- Nicholson, Hyattsville. Nd. Green
CHEVROLET 1885 1h-ton. 1o-ft. stake.
S49s. 80 NJ st. ne. Met 05O5. Dealer.
CHEv. 1893 light delivery. one of the
cleanest and best running trucks in town;
only owner. low mileage; must be sold at
once: sos terms or cash Woody rear
1915 N. Capitol. Met. SO44. Call Sun. .
CHEV. truck "a I57-inch wheelbase:
dual wheels; new 1O-ply tires. stake
body; $3.50 cash or will finance. w.
Rakoski. Alexandria 4122.
CHEVROLET 1888 sedan delivery; this
car used on a, large estate: appearance
and mechanical condition perfect; ideal
Tor light delivery; special. S295: terms.
Community Motors. Inc. 6621 Wisconsin
ave. NV. Beth Wisconsin $500.
DODGE 1885 pickup good condition:
s1ab. All day Sun. after 8 week days
Adams 1909. Va. tags. 1902 Kenyon Is'
FOR SALE-Lieht delivery truck; good
tires: only $50. Rear rs N Y ave NV .
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oUT-oF-TowN prAI FsTAIr

OUI-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-MODERN uoNr
IN indianapolis. with large lot, rarden
tso,Sar garage, fruit. Want small home
IN washington or vicinity Box 429-D.
SYRACUSE N. Y, PROPERTY VIII.
trade or sell fine residence for local pron-
erty. Phone Shepherd 235S-J
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CHEVROLET 1884 master 2-door trunk
Iormance, finished in deep blue: tires.
1i4tor tbjs fn ana entire condition perfect. For
Motors. Inc. 662l wise. ave. NV tReth
Wise h3nn 0' wv. ~" NoetA.l.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

AUTO LOANS m MINUTES. s25 TO
$500 Open evenings. AUTO MART, 2SO5
Georgia ave. Columbia 1870.
DID YOU SPEND TOO MUCH AT
Christmas time? II 50. and you are short
on your car payment this month, call
EDDIE ROPER at Evans-Palmer. Natl.
3474. He will help you.
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CHEVROLET 1894 sedan; knee action.
black Duco finish; red wire wheels: lust re.
CONDITIONED in our shop. and GOOD Will
S245. Arcade Pontiac 14ia Irving n
NV; or our large lot, N Y ave. and Bla.
oensburg I'd. ne Adams O575
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FARMS FOR RENT.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD
X25 per mo-: Just north OF Bethesda
on Lux lane: 6-rm. frame house and
ShedS: about 30 acres: no water or
lights in house
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1913 n st. NV. National a345
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LOTS WANTED.

DESIRE ROW OR SEMI-DET. CIRQUE
lots. mr., Conn. or Wis. ave. any NV. O
ne. locations If reasonable. Adams 47s6
or mail E. w. BAILEY, 1435 Meridian W
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CHEvROhET 1888 master coach; a real
Owens Motor Co. 632:s Ga, ave
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

929 llth ST: NV. DOWNTOWN Ist
com AZ less than assessed value So "A?
10. % SlW; Consider residential trade. Ap.
ply OWNER evenings.
SELL OR TRADE EQUITY IN NEW BUN.
eaioWi "a Nd blocks from D. c. line NV,
on larger house. three bed rooms: state
Sias. Sae. locatlon, condition. terms. etc. Box
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS.
30 building lots improved by apart
ment frame buildings. kenilworth. Md. to
close estate. National 1O6S. National 44S9
COLORED-SMALL DOWN PAYMENT,
easy terms give you right to build in beau
tlful Roland Park D. c. National 1859
for appointment.
COLORED LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
FA1RMONT HEIGHTS $75 up: easy
terms; help build District G11O
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

For rent at 20l5 l. st. NV: excel. for ga
rage iaundry. printing house or storage
Ind H.. ramp to roof, Ne
W., WEAVER BROS. INC.
WaSh. BIQ&. District QlSR
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LOTS FOR SALE.
CONTINUED

LOTS FOR SALE.
(Continued)
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS. va; WOODED
hill. 76xll6; improved. restricted: barsain.
n HILLCREsT.54-FT. FRONT.
n.ishsorSood q detsched @ r hoss.s uses. pe1i pca1i
-, ,se4 zHSEkr IL E% W bisi5,ss 5sH 1900.
G{oLoNIAL y VILLAGE. p: c;;oollooo-Fr.
of rnsns h st.. Roef isS e1ief ss5o west
Shepherd Park lots S22bO up.
to IS +, frontage; al improvements in
and paid for: from ST 25O UP; chance
for builder: sell all or part.
H. G. sM1rHY COMPANY.
no.;. x. Realtors:
National 5000. 81 9Th st: NV
BEST p. G.; WOODED, $l.6s3 UP, BETH
GEO D1EFFESBhca r shsh sa Lot ns specisis.
Natl. $3.50. llOl VT. Ave. Emerson 4lI7.
rv, u.tIl1; GHHLuM GARpENs,
efy 9s %stey xea a.s .nS nd + :nd
1924 1S5S WSFIE Il ~ { JAMES iSS 81; aa.7
<,,pIu n4xD SOhShENbOS SIS. NV.
Corner Lot 3Ox14O; a Good Homesite.
,, GUARANTY REALTY INC.
1908 st. NV. Natl. 05s7 or Clev. 3714.
FIRST COMMERCIAL LOTS
corner lots fastest growing section
IN Virginia. Near corner Glebe I'd, and
Lee Highway. Size 65xl3O each First
trust So 800 on each lot viii trade
equity Tor Ind trust note or D. C. real
KELLEY. STEELE g. BRANNER. INC.
1927 Eye st. NV. District 7741.
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CHEVROLET 1887 2-dr. de luxe town &C.
VIII nave to see this car to appreciate the
Nalue Mr y1u 10y VII receive in this automobile.
Dist, 1909. L. P. Steuart. Inc, i440
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CHEW. 1888 2-door master: excellent con-
dltlon and appearance, S135: 1884 Chev
master coach. black with cream wheels:
i4rbo i4tbo 81 terms. Acme Motor Sales. 1899
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CHRYsLER 1887 ROYALS; your search for
a. low mileage car is ended the moment
you take one OF these Chryslers for q
both recent trade.ins; 4-door touring ee.
ian ian I1s n9 only S.eS, in beautiful beige nm.
touring for only S745: both uncondtfionsEIss
y guaranteed. H. B. Leary Jr.. & Bros.
1871 l4th ST. NV. Open ewes. Pot 4QOO
Evening star., 1938-01-16
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