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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-10
UNION SERVICES

Rev. Dr. Donald B. Aldrich, rector of the Church of the Ascension, New York, was the preacher yesterday at the first of a series of union Lenten services for members of St. Johns and Trinity Episcopal churches at St. Johns. Rev. Dr. John N. Lewis, rector, conducted the service.
 Discussing the theme, "The Power of the Personal Touch," Dr. Aldrich rescribed the benefit in times of stress the presence and personal touch of a friend and confidant can mean.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-10
CASTOR OIL DRINK
 PARKING SENTENCE

Philadelphia, March 10-- (UP)- David E. Triester, who used to be a magistrate himself and prescribed castor oil in drunkenness cases, spent few uncomfortable minutes before Magistrate Angelo M. Pentta.
 Triester was charged with over time parking.
 T sentence you to a long drink of castor oil," said Magistrater Panet- ta, but then relented. "I'll discharge you this time, but next time it's castor oil"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-10

ment have been found in the Hart ford survey.
 In all cases, MT. Sherman reports, building owners and managers have been willing and even anxious to make any desired improvements after the hazards have been ex- plained, and it is expected that im- provements will be as readily ob- tained in the other cities where similar conditions probably exist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-10
Marker Opens Quietly
 With Prices Mixed Up
Bonds Were Irregularly LOwer-COttOn Futures Much LOwer-U. s. Steel Had Small LOss-COppers Easier

eral Motors at 34 1-8, off 1-8. Oils were narrowly mixed, while Air crafts and merchandising shares generally were steady. Farm Equip ments were firm with International Harvester up 3-8 at 65. Utilities were barely changed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-10
MAN, II, KILLED

Bridgeport, Conn, March 1O-(UP) Marshall F. Atwater, 71, died late yesterday at St. Vincent's hospital of injuries suffered Saturday night when he was struck by an automo- bile while crossing . street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-10
Answers:

t tAnewar.. l. The medical term for cod-liver oil. Along with Vitamin D milk, it k one of the chief sources of Vita min D, which is necessary in prevent ing rickets and supplying ''bottled sunshine" during the winter months. By including Vitamin D in prop srly balanced diet rich in milk, fresh fruits and vegetables you will do much toward building good bodily resistance to disease.
 2. A form of lung disease, suffered by miners, due to inhaling stone drst. The early symptoms are simi- iar b tubsrculosis. Hsnce niinefs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-10
By FISHER BROWN end NAT

should have frequent physical ex- sminations to be sure that they are free from it. The elimination of silicosis among miners depends upen good ventilation in the mines, the use of sprays and water to allay duse after blasting, and in some eases the wearing of protective naasks by the miners. }. An English doctor of the. 18th century who was a pioneer in the correct use of digitalis, or foxglove. This drug is now used extensively e . heart stimulans and as sich is ia- valuable.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-10

wal one n mon in the large mapab hines territory
 y of tnce fr to Japanese % mpa sht hop for modern bbig planes the ma show comp h regularly Idu hMs New Q in ma inset at in he h armies h
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-03-10

Eight months of bitter warfare, which have left a trail of more than a million dead and wounded, finds China today in this situation:
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

You've probably wondered The proper procedure
,rsiits while te radio blares forth In all Its glory
then suddenly breaks into our national anthem has at
last been set up for all Americans You know tnat
enirt of heplessness that over you as the strains
Of the familiar and beloved "Star Spanged Banner
floats over the arwaves and you look at the wife ana
she looks at YOU then both q you ouEy your or
Colonel james Moss president general Of the United
states Flag Association devised the proper etiquette
not forced to stand and uncover, 1t should be done;
otherwise It should not For example Il one seated
one should stand On the other hand, II eating at
table talking over the telephone playing cards cooking
4 meal or taking BATH standing at attention would
done" The colonels closing remarks might LEAD 70
righteousness but respect for the flag causes US 70
refrain from adding to the craped positions II when
one might find himself or herself when the radio picks
I'D the national anthem.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

T, long-focus lens. ''For q couple Of
days the man on the camera was
going crazy, trying to follow my
orders for closeups Of Marie or
Ceciie or Yvonne," laughed Leeds.
HE couldn't tell EN- apart. So I
arranged number signals, count
ing the quints from left to right In
each scene. 4
"Usually after I explained what
I wanted, the camera would be
kept rolling. Sometimes I'd motion
to the children, and maybe I'd walk
right into te scene and talk TO them
and step out again. OF course, those
parts have been cut out.
zone OF the most difficult takes,
and also one Of the funniest, was
the scene where the quints serve
"Dr. Luke" his breakfast. They had
to try five times before they got the
idea.
"But we got q great deal Of work
done; as much, actually as It's
possible TO average In Hollywood in
the four-hour day allowed for
children Of to Dionnes' age. And
In one one-hour period we finished
40 scenes, which would be o big
days work for any company Of the
best actors In Hollywood.
Another thing: There are alb
solutely no tricks or doubling or
clubbing In the scenes Of the quin-
tuplets. They don't speak much
English, but It's oil theirs"
NEXT; Harrison previews Five
Of n Kind,
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were drilled like clockwork, so we
didn't waste o second. Leeds, the
director, usually stopped shooting
before the hour was UP, and never
had TO ask for more time. When
we'd stop the quints would still be
wanting to play their game
TAKE A NUMBER
FROM ! TO 5
IT took about the same total foot
age as before, but much more viii
be used than In the previous pic
lures. Country Doctor had about
900 feet Of the babies, and Reunion
about 600 feet. Five of q Kind will
use from 2200 to 2400 feet.
so that the little Dionnes woult
remain unaware Of the camera, Il
was kept as far away from then
as possible. For closeups, the op.
orator merely would change TO q
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

the first or second try that I'd hate
TO attempt with Hollywood kids Of
the same age" said Director Her
bert Leeds. :.
"Hut / don't mind admitting II
was strain on us to have 10 APP
pear as much OF ease as the little
girls. You see, o directors nervous
ness Is transmitted to players II
everything isn't going right.
WEATHER
WORRIES
"The weather alone had Us it
terry most OF the time. We had O lot
OF outdoor shots scheduled and then
the sun didn't shine for nine days
Finally we got three perfect days
and we were walking on cir when
word came from Hollywood that the
film was oil bad. can tell you
we'd have sold out for o plugged
dime right then. But 1t turned out
TO be O false alarni-the negative
was okay but one Of the prints
made from II was spoiled.
Il would have been surprising II
anything had happened TO the
photography, because the head
cameraman was Twentieth-F ox'l
ace. Daniel Clark. He "a the studio'i
supervisor OF photography and
ordinarily Is not assigned TO indiyi-
dual pictures.
1--WE shot In more Of the Dionne
hospital than ever has been on the
screen before" Clark said. "Hut
most Of the interiors were made In
the playroom, which Is IS by u
feet and plenty crowded when YOU
put in o camera aid six lights and
sound equipment and four or five
adults besides the little girls.
1.-THE lights, with blue filters
were the same ones we used In the
first two pictures. The camera thii
time was O special new one that's
absolutely noiseless. That was i'm.
portant because we didn't want the
youngsters 10 be conscious OF the
camera at oil. the first day we lei
them climb over 1t and try 10 take
II apart and after that they seemed
TO forget about II. >
I'VE had q set hour for WORKING
from 1880 10 1880, and the crew
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

The name Dr. John A. Harriss may not mean mucn
to most people He died in New York City this week az
the age Of sixtyhree years He was the originator OF
the traffic light his design the first used since ms lrs'
lights tried on Fifth avenue IN new fork o ss9
sten, Of traffic control this way has become general
although each city adopts its own particular kind IN
the heyday of increasing traffic Dr. Harrss saw the neces
sity of mechanical device as the human arm can con
troll lust so much. So the traffic light Many OF tne
traffic problems in New York City have been
tons carried out are express streets and hghwa 'ne
one-way street, and other important improvements
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

IA, mr. robn N Lewis assisted at the funeral
services for Mrs Marion Scribner Mel Of Hartford widow
Of Rev Ernest DEF Mel Yesterday - Eay
the East End was elected president OF the hs
time this honor has been bestowed upon Flo who has the
best wishes Of every one for successful reign 70 70
the letter It viii be published otherwise It's on It's way
10 the basket Alma Kiessling and Margaret Townsend
saed on the s. S. Columbus for two weeks cruise 70
South America
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Grille Of Midale, well known
IocalIy had so candles their wedding anniversary
csEe yesterday They entertained guests from all over
New England In q royal manner In the Blue Room Q,
the Fraternal Building in Meriden They were marrled
In italy but soon after took up residence IN the SILVER
T,ltv later moving TO Milldale where both are now
enoyne the best Of health Joe you know, Is retired
florist They are the happy parents OF two
and five sons and the grandparents OF ID ONE OF snel
IONS Il Nick Grllo, popular owner Of the Milidale
greenhouses OF the same name and developer OF many
beautiful roses In the last few years.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

E. Leslie Beebe, manager Of the Waterbury D's.rlc'
once Of the Southern New England Telephone com
many dropped in yesterday morning to thank the Doys
ON the editorial STAFF for the wonderful cooPeta"OH
rendered his employees during the damaging 49,
- so, yeoEs mast The Fourth Estaters on the other
hand are deeply indebted to Mr. Beebe and his capaDle
star for the assistance they rendered in supplying IN
formation whenever needed
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14
TIere,s publicity, commissioners


Here's publicity commissioners The State
Publicity Commission should seek the autograph Of the
Massachusetts mOtOrist who paused long enough at
IglacI Rock state Park In ThOmastOn Tuesday morn
re 70 snap pictures Of the scenic effects thereab0uts
ard remarked that COnnecticuCs scenery this fall Is
wonderful He further stated that his native state
VS. hard it by the hurricane and result there
nothing 10 be seen motor trip through its outlying
xlsEFIcg mr.. Bay State MOtOrist was enF0ute 20 At
i~zfle CITY when he made his statement I'm favor OF
96sa cid CONNECTICUT BY the sea
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Good Evening.
DIFFERENT

The hostess starts the season
with renewed vigor and verVe'
Already she has concocted
Al least one new hors doeuVre
she's busy with her lists
FOR dinners and teas,
And is serving with the cottee
A very different kind OF cheese
This season must be different
To make an impression
No more onion soups,
Last winters obsession.
Her parties viii be tricky,
More or less surprise,
They are not all planned yet,
But will cause many "oh my's'!
Distinction win be noted
Down TO q detail the least,
And decidedly different viii be
Each function and feast
THE hostess starts the season
Energetic and gay,
Already she has concocted
A quite different canape'
EN-. Em.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14
BY PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service STAFF Correspondent

Hollywood, Oct 14-Filming picture with the Dionne
quntuplets nervewracing job, and the crack goth
Fox studio crew who went to Canada for the essential
lin give of Kind" can tell you why
For one thing the working cost per hour Is at least
$4,000 the time being restricted to hour day for about
there the tremendous responsibilities OF handling
and the worries about possible Illness
weather, technical difficulties.
Least trouble the making Of the third quint picture
OF
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-14

r,.. ohsorvat,ons Pasauale PerrielO, prexy OF
me Rosrd Of Aldermen, is burning the midnight OIL
designing plans for new home Esther Welc ;9 cS Ssr
box.office queen looking pretty as picture WIN ner
members Of Leayenworth high loud in their praise
of Leonard Monuor student prodigy with an nvenuve
mind . On recent visit TO the MidoetoWm
inside down Fred asked "What's the idea?" I'm not
was the retort yesterday they filled II WIN
bricks"
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Tedays Answers 80
cRAbagUkA CRACKERS
Problems on Comic Page.

they had shaken hands with
Herbert Hoover. They were n q
boat on tho Indian ocean. They
decided 10 swim.
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HOUSES FOR SALT.

MARIETTA PARK-NEW. DETACHED.
stone; 8 rooms. baths: yard and garage.
estss rassa ex aso4si. 1917 eYss sale to settle
CAPITOL HILL
bath each: oil heat and gear sarge. *.
sSfeHai SeesHs bssstur Bssss .as ssea terms Call MR.
ossN sssT pAfnY 9zatEEE TiLn e. % sE: SM.
$500; With Easy Terms. for Quick Sale;
blocks Of oonn. .ve .hoppns center tn and
Rock Greek Park. Semi-det brick. Z rms.
fine baths. large porch built-in esr. nre-
MISS REED. EMERSON s7ls.
SEE THE BEST BUY!
Open-141O Ingraham st. n.w-Semi-
oct: brick; beautiful rms. 2 baths. ga
asorp,a esss a0yf1Z ihysy yard fine condition. terms
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
car sarags; new paper and paint: $3.50.
tiled bath and shower: s oil heas hse saraFe; fG9ms
laree lot: $500 down. s55 per mo.
Other bungalows and houses. $3.50 up,
" y" WoopR1DcE REALTY CO..
".317 r: ]. Ave. NE, North 7a03.
EXCELLENT ,BUY-,coNv PETWoRTH.
FarsR eF'fs to s9s Cows st. deo. o
priced for immediate sale. Cali CAIN Mr.. Van, Van.
9.7 18th ST. ROGER MOSS. Dist. 1921.
BROOKLAND.
Good residential sestion: semi-bunga-
low; rms. bath; | bedrm LIST floor;
h.-w,h:, buckwheat blower on furnace;
sell at nominal price Of S6.l5O; reasonable
cash. liberal terms to responsible pur-
chaser For inspection call Clev 9IOO or
DIXIE REALTY CO., 1417 L st. NV. Natl
$3.50.
LYON PARK VA-S5.25O
$3.50 down. S45 mo-; new: 3 rms. base
ment. BUILDER, Walnut 9292. Sun. day
and eve.
5Ols 10th ST. MYTHS PALAT1AL
residence will be offered for inspection to-
URCIoLo REALTY CO.. Met. 4o4l.
l4th, ST.. IN ANACosT1A-S4.a5 $50.
Detached frame. on 56-ft. lot; q rms,
bath, h.-w.h.. cleo. garage
LEROY GADDIs.
job 18th NV. Natl 1277 or Clev. 1881.
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Il25 1th ST. NV.
New detached center-hall brick. & large
rooms, > tile baths. breakfast nook. 2-car
garage. oil heat: reduced. Open. District
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ROCKVILLE PIKE

ROCKVILLE PIKE
tNEAR AIRPORT
SS,OOu o.
acres OF ground with 7-room
frame cottage; brick terrace
overlooking countryside. 2 baths,
oil heat. Wagamann-B -Brawner
Realty Corp, 100 Eye St. NV,
Met. 1850.
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HOUSES UNEURNIshED.

HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.
1900 IRVING ST. NE.
Reconditioned. Key ;isos isth ST. NE
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV. National 035O.
FOR RENT.
Several houses. all we'll located. available
10, cali at ONCE or phone for numbers and
''"'t GEORGE Il I. BORGER,
643 Ind Ave. NV. National O35O
OPEN SUNDAY
FROM II TO DARK.
BRICK house s rms lovely ene porehes
Fine eet al es s neG Fas sf srek
duced. Natl: $3.50. Sunday. Clev. 9l00.
OPEN SUNDAY.
rms ef19fs ba5hs. s. enc poTehes ear 'rfs NICE
yard Open until dark; S77,5O. Natl.
PETWORTH,
44.7 9th ST. NV
Inspect this beautiful semidetached
dtioned throus hout; convenient is, to every every
thing; reasonabIe re rental Mentsl,,,
1927 Eve st. NV Dist. 9313.
CHEVY CHASE.
=, Several nice homes, ss5 Sllo and
Cal! ior keS 10 INSPECT. '0'' i''A' ''' 0'
R. MARBURY STAMP & CO..
-:l2 Southern Bldg. Dist. si57.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 5.
ae5 DELAF1ELD PL, NV.
Modern nssiv srm Enssh brick .lled bath
LEO NJ BERNsTEiN 4 CO. o.'s Met. to5aS 500. mo-
1923 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
ana eah Dansd fss sen s st been
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
1905 K st. NV National 05s7 -o5sS
436 9th ST NE
q rooms, bath: h.-w.h.; electricity:
in good condition $4S so
Inspection by Appointment Only.
, .1 Rhode Island Ave. NV
rooms, a path: h.-w.n.: large cellar;
S''' '''''',o' coLoRED. 5000
4.3 Elm St. NV
4 bsoR pso%s; varS bath electricity large %
1,o7 EVE n: s. s: WAtsHE' SM: ma Ss,,. e,ss s.''
1929 B ST. NE
,o,6 Rooms and Bath tH-W.HD. S45
3o3 ;th ST. NV. HUETER. Met. 4;o7.
226 18th ST. NE.
RmI., Path; Elee. Auto: Heat. sos.
GEORGE I. BORGER.
6t3 Indiana Ave NV Nationa, o35o.
EXCELLENT HOME VALUES
IN BRIGHTWOOD
$50 .o0-'l4 Jefferson ST. NV
Living room, dining ROOM library. 2
porch. yard N
IN PETWORTH
500 .00-fll Deafield Pl NV
Living room. dining room. ) bedrooms.
kitchen and bath 3 porches, rear yard.
Available April LIST
l4n4 r. CAFRITZ Dist aoSO
MODERN BUNGALOWS,
HOUSES.
Nearby Va. and Md. $40 to. SO
LESLIE D. MEASELL, Clev. 6614.
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NORTHWOOD PARK
BARGAINS.
S5.95O

."l EASTWOOD AVE
gas heat and refs.. automatic h.w. hdw
hOors. fun basement, larce foored attic
with 5 windows; high wooded lot. 15xl6O'
$4,45O.
400 EDGEWOOD AVE.
Brick bungalow rooms. tile bath. gas
heat and refg.. automatic hw.. hdw.
floors; wooded lot. 55xl2s'
Easy terms on both Drive out Coles
vile pike, through Four Corners. straight
ahead about . blocks and turn left at
md entrance into Eastwood ave. Open
Natl .a:iG. A. NJ. ROTH. Temple 37s4
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CORNER 2-FAMILY HOME.
2l"3 Kearney st. ne.-Attractive cor
ner nome rooms, . baths, in new w-house
Gonaltlon; sun parlor open fireplace. oil
neat, level lot garage. Consider small
mouse Mouse IN trade; Near cars, stores and
sehoois' W% Gpen p TIL radpSn,ycoon pm
2024 r. /. Ave. NE Decatur O3I7.
CORNER BUNGALOW. {,
Near 4th and Whittier SITS n.y-s large
rooms, tile bath gas heat: brand new
condltion nice yard and garage; finest
TRANSPORTATION to downtown Priced low
lor quick sale Georgia 4l3s.
1843 NO. CAPITOL-OPEN
dition. Across from church. cars. etc.
IHOS. d. WALSH. INC. District 1883
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Taken in Trade by Builder.

Opportunity for some family who needs
a four bedroom home to make an excellent
buy in hieh-class Va community prac-
tically new and modern in every respect;
living and dining rooms kit. entrance
hall large bedrooms and bath on first
hoor;, . very large bedrooms Il with fire.
place. and bath on md floor; recreation
room. :-car garage. maids room and bath;
large lot: near Chain Bridge For further
information or appointment TO inspect.
call OWNER. Cleveland aloX
Evening star., 1938-03-13

MARIETTA PARK-NEW, DETACHED.
stone; g. rooms, 2 baths: yard and garage
Priced low for quick sale to settle an
estate. Georgia 413S
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UNDER S10 000l

CHEVY CHASE. DC,
, Through foreclosure / am able to offer
tins delightful English-type det home at
this low figure. close TO school and
tr,ansp.: contains rms. :, baths fire.
bit. in gar The house has been redec
grated from top to bottom and is in new
house condition. Excellent terms Call
Mr.; Ep,ell. DIXIE REALTY CO.. Natl,
GShO. Sunday CleY aln0
Evening star., 1938-03-13
SHEPHERD PARK,
2Q12 O ST Sc

S'.a5O--New: rooms: arranged for >
families bullt-in garage; automatic coal
heat very good location. near school and
transportation. REALTY ASSOCIATES,
National 1888
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LOCATIONS
S5450-6o3 Columbia Rd NV
garage.
S6.45O---l""3 Jackson ST. NE
Detached frame of + rooms and bath,
hot-water heat; garage
These Properties Must Be Sold
Dist 3341 Cley 4a44
Evening star., 1938-03-13

1898 LoNGFELLoW ST. NV.
open = to > Sunday-Vacant
- 920-Will redecorate. Conveniently
ana well located; seven rooms. 4 bedrooms
STORES front and double rear porches
10, :oxl3s, with double garage to wide
>. FRANK M. DOYLE. realtor. OF 18th
81: NV District 1865. or home. Cleveland
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ALL-BRICK BUNGALOW,
ca OS0

Living room with fireplace. large dim
ing room. kitchen with pantry. bedrooms
bedrooms on md floor; hot-water heat
Kelvinator. brick garage; located in Md.
Call MR. HALL. Met. 2S25-"S2T. F..
ELIOT MIDDLETON. .05 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

brlck house. painted white; attractive
yard: neighborhood of detached hnmns.
n.eautlful .. Hillcrest section You must see
ms ms beiore you buy! If4O Bangor st, Sc
Caii Mr.. Stebbln for appointment. Line
GSO4-J or inspect Sunday 3 TO & nm
pplreetions: Drive out Pa. ave. Sc to
pa nrancn t, ave: turn right and 20 to Ala.
Ran ano from there to Bangor St. right on
ADEI BERT W. LEE
Evening star., 1938-03-13
AousEs EoR SALE

xeu sa1R r No N 90 N TsE Ea
sslts sd Ss1tia se for1sf e sisy fIss::
se snsoss oer on INVITED ,hs frovea very
reasonable terms or will trade equity for
'"' 5AHRs sfRsf1 P.sSS5es s$SSS9PwARP rsaor
:shs Sss SS .tssb.d Ssf ref
1904 VA ,WSAIPEE + 4 JAMES INC,
N sNIE.mvAcANTmNEW -oom! CONDITION,
1874 islh WAPfs g. s% A%Sf bi3S;3 S 'vaiA as,r
l4th AND STREETS Sc.
hoi-water heat: new-house condition; s only asE;
% 900 wapEE Asi asek' < JsMEs Ga1E MI INc' ceck
RooMING HOUSE BARGAIN.
ro nsn 81. ne; near East Capitol St. .
IN sahs ne conaon OH hss, Tsy p1sa Vhs s
RRssasssonable Rsas terms. Mr.. Raine. Randolph
1924 ian St St. n NV. SA"hfj bistricf arS ss47
sem,5astse6sa ss!s 6ss s1eE ST ENw9nEN roons baths.
large ,'ts %ApEf seFases yAMEs RfS eons'i0n fNc:i
-1..4 18TH st. NV. District 3347
CORNER BRICK 3 ROOMS.
FlrSt noor: Large living room very
large iar .1i dining room. kitchen and sun par
!or OAK floors. natural trim. Second floor.
: !. very large. l small bedrooms, extra
diss idhisasory, garage; good condition. Imme-
NIl..5o now under SIS 500. Easy terms
inspection by appointment. Mr.. Glidden,
"a block north of 4th and S. 49,
See I4Ol Ridge Place Sc
900, WAPLE 4 JAMES INC.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
BY OWNER.

Colonial brick home; 2 spacious rooms.
glassed-in breakfast porch; perfect con-
dltlon: quick sale $500; open for in
Spection, 2-6 pm. Sunday and daily.
14.1 Crittenden ST. NV
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLONIAL BRICK.

New six-room detached house: magnif-
Gently located on hillside in suburban D.
G., is minutes from downtown; furred
built-in cabinets. General Electric range
and refrigerator, ELECTRIC HEALTH
KITCHEN porch. wood-burning fireplace
Drive out Pennsylvania ave. Sc, left on
Alabama ave, follow Marlboro pike to Dis
trict line, left to southern ave. to I3O5
Evening star., 1938-03-13

NEAR ST, CECELIAs SCHOOL ON f
CaoItol-l room brick: new Condition: oil
ouEaer; snIana;., sell furnished or unfurnished:
ca Sh Box .,u6-NI Star W W alee
Evening star., 1938-03-13

BUNGALOWS. NEW, BRICK. /? ROOMS,
4T12 Ellieott st. NV. Emerson 659o.
Evening star., 1938-03-13

NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH scHOo1-Nr
bareain real home. newly decorated: s
large rooms; lovely corner lot: owner leay-
ing: best cash offer for So, 500 equity: as.
sulhe H.',, ,,oo plds. loan. Box ',S5-M. Star .
DETACHED CORNER IN CHEVY CHASE
y =. west OF Conn. ave: high elevation:
oeeorooms. baths {: bedrooms and bath
porches front. side rear: trees: attractive
nneplshporhood; n very reasonably priced Box
~ oIhr 15s
Evening star., 1938-03-13
1891 FIRST ST. S.W.

1873 RANDOIFH 81. N. w.
Brick semi detached. bedrooms
baths :, inclosed porcheS. beautiful liv-
ing room dining room and kitchen: 3-car
GARAGE: in this splendid location. on Ran
dolph. just off at l4th st: this is bargain.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON. INC,
Jpvestnept Rldp Dist 6Oqo