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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21
Miss Helen Gelgauda Weeds Edgar A. Farnlof Today

St. Joseph's Episcopal Church will be the scene of pretty nuptial this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock when Miss Helen Marian Gelgauda, daughter of Mrs. Mary Gelgauda of Highland Avenue becomes the bride ot Edgar Albert Farnlof, son of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Farnlof of High l,nd Avenue. Rev. Dr. John N. Lewis will perform the ceremony assisted by Rev. c. E. Cederberg of Brooklyn, N. Y, uncle of the bride groom.
 The bride will be given in mar rtage by her brother, George and will have as her sole attendant, her sister, Miss Eva Gelgauda. Herbert Fhrnlof will be attended by his hrother as best man and two other brothers, Russell and Norman Farm lof will serve as usherS. .....
 Spring flowers will be used in decorating the altar and musical program will be rendered. Lester Atwood will render T Love You Truly"
 The bride will be attired in a gown of white chiffon styled with a Shirred jacket and having a floor length skirt. Her finger tip length veil of tulle will fall from a halo of orange blossoms and white roses and lilies of the valley arranged in a shower boquet will complete her bridal costume. The maid of hon. or's frock will be of navy blue chif- ion lace, the full skirt being chiffon and the top of the gown Of lace with short puffed sleeves and V. neckline. Her hat will be of natural straw trimmed with blue ribbon and will have a cluster of pink flowers in the front. She will carry an arm bouquet of pink roses. The brides mother will wear baby blue printed triple sheer gown in Redin- gote style and corsage of sweet peas and lilies of the valley. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21

OLeary of Hartford, Margaret Eng- fish of Greenwich, Sarah Payton, Laura Cacace and Mrs. Larry Kelly of New Haven, Mrs. Edward Rung of Naugatuck and Mrs. James Keane of Danbury.
 Miss Nellie J. Sullivan of Torring- ton is handling reservations for tho Connecticut Chapter while Miss Rosemary A. O'Connor Is aiding ths Publicity Committee for the Break fast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21

rifice the safety of a contract for the chance of an extra trick, no more than in rubber bridge. While a top is occasionally picked up that way, many a bottom is found in the same way.
 With this particular hand. South could have made five by the sim pie process of playing the diamond ace to the first trick, drawing trumps, and then discarding two of his losing spades on dummyy's long clubs. His hVpe for six, based on finding the diamond king with West and the jack with East. was to remote to be . good gamble.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21
Events of Interest

May 21-Reserve Officers state convention at The Elton.
 May 2l-Ora Sempre sorority dance, Chase Country club.
 May 2l-Order of Rainbow May hop, Temple hall.
 May 21-Royal Neighbors con- vention, Speedwell hall.
 May 22-Rrseian concert and out ing, Bellevue lake. a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB

Top scorers in the Friday after noon session of the Cornell Con- tract Club conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty were: Mrs. James Nor ton and Mrs. Frank Driscoll, GA; Mrs. George Trundley and Mrs. William Bues, 56; Mrs. Robert Pol lard and Mrs. William Pierson, 66; Mrs. Harry Cashin and Mrs. Ed ward Sickmund.
 The standing to date Is as fol- lows: Heaven -Weberson, 339; Trund- ley-Bues, 3l2 1-2; Pollard-Pierson, 311; Bouley- Macdonald, 3l0 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21
-Brazauskas photo.

The Sophomore Class will sponsor Open House day today. Over 300 invitations have been sent out to high school juniors and seniors who are interested in Saint Joseph col lege.
 At 3 o'clock the Dance Club will entertain the visitors with several dance selections including a Bach
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary og the American Bridge League
Count to Ten Not Pay to Sacrifice Safety of Con-
 tract Simply for Extra Trick

A correspondent writes that his partper condemned the manner in which he played the hand below, on which his four-heart contract was defeated because, as his partner said, The failed to count up to 10"
 am afraid I agree with the partner. My correspondent cor rectly read the diamond lead as fourth best, and quite incorrectly decided that as West had done the bidding for his side, he was mark ed with the diamond king.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21
Engagements
LEvIN-vINEBURG

Dr. and Mrs. Albert M. Salas of Pa, announce the en- gagement of their niece, Miss Vivienne Shirley Vineburg. daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. Solomon Vineburg of this city and Dr. Harry G. Levin, son of MT. and Mrs. Fly man Levin of Chauncey street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21

dress of the bridegroom's mother will be royal blue lace styled with a jacket and she will wear a cor sage of white gardenias.
 About one hundred and twenty five guests will be in attendance at the reception to follow at St. Johns parish house including out of town guests from Lynn, Mass, Cambridge Mass, Oxford, N. Y. and New Ha- ven.
 Upon returning from a wedding trip to New York, the couple will reside at 287 Highland avenue. The brides travelling costume will be of beige and royal blue with matching accessories.
 Miss Gelgauda is a graduate of Wilby High School and MT. Farm lof is a graduate of Crosby High School and is affiliated with the advertising department of the Chase Companies.
 Mrs. Henry Gunsalus and her daughter, Mrs. Roy Yale, were host esses at 8 miscellaneous shower gilven Thursday night for Miss Peg gzy Minnaman, daughter of MT and Mrs. Charles E. Minnaman, who is to be married to Irving M. Malsch. Those atetnding were Mrs. Bessie Gross, Mrs. Frank Wells, Miss Ger trude Wells, Mrs. Glenn Sweet, Mrs. Joseph Stanley, Mrs. Thomas Den- nison. Mrs. David Cooley, Mrs. Cliff ford Tompkins, Mrs. Walter Malsch, Mrs. George Cooper, Miss Beverly Tompkins, Mrs. Daniel Hine, Mrs. Howard May, Miss Edith Carroll, Mrs. Charles Minnaman and Mrs. Charles Thornley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21
Weddings
LEARY LARSON

The wedding of Miss Agnes Lar son, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gus tave Larson of 284 Woodtic road. to Francis Leary, son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Leary of 51 Laurel street, will take place on Monday, June l5, at 10 o'clock at the rectory of the Sacred Heart church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21

It is not hard to picture his dis gust when East turned up with that very important card, then led the ten and another spade, and the game contract was down one trick whe nit was safe for five.
 Obviously South does not need g spade trick for his game con- tract. He has five hearts, four clubs and the diamond ace. In duplicate 1t does not pay to sac-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21

Margaret Sulliven, Dolores Bois- vert, Helen Hamilton. Rita Jan- netty, Anita Ferrari, Jean Gomulin- ski and Dolores Theriault.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21
DONNELLY DESMOND

Miss Margaret F. Desmond an- nounces the marriage of her niece, Mary Katherine Desmond of Haver- hill, Mass, to Michacl John Don nelly, son of the late MT. and Mrs. Michael J. Donnelly of this city. The marriage ceremony was performed last February at the Immaculate Conception church in Waterbury by Reverend Francis M. OShea. The couple were attended by Miss Mary E. Twomey Brockton, Mass, and William Conlon, 3rd, of this city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-21

The Children of Mary of St. Lucy's parish will hold services of the Browning of the Blessed Virgin tomorrow afternoon With the pro- cession at 4 o'clock. Miss Connie Ciaccio will be queen. A special meeting of the sodality will be held tomorrow morning following the lO.3O mass at which time a rehear- sal will be held.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
4 ROOMS. BATH-S2 5OO
H. O. L. C. SPECIAL.

New. rooms and bath: cleo. tel; hard
road y acre: IA miles out. Va: ~JuO
cash. MARTIN T. WEBB d SON, AMMAN
dale, Va
Evening star., 1938-02-06

A NICE LIST OF RENTALS-COME OCf.
look them over. They are: $50 modern,
) rooms: Sti5, modern, rooms. y baths.
So; modern. ) rooms. oil heat; Ss5
modern new brlCH; : 90 modern. : rooms.
= baths. Open Sundays.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY
E. M. AIKEN

500 H 81. NV. Natl. :
Evening star., 1938-02-06
REAL VALUE-S8. $50

=, New all-brick bunsalow in American
University PARK. 1t is choice residential
section and the lot is 40xl"5 to an alley;
) large rooms extra large kitchen. noored
attic f1reproof: full. basement; natural
gas heat; weather-stripped caulked and
screened garage. This house is under
priced. and you will recognize it, 1893
Western ave. D c.
Out Wisconsin ave to River rd; ou.
RiveL I'd. to Davenport: west on Davenport
70 western ave, north "a block. L. o.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

VIRGINIA - WANTED = DIRECT FROI
owner, no agents: six rooms or more.
detached brick. Box 57S4, Bethesda Nd
WILL TRADE 15o-FT. FRONT IN CEN
ter OF business section of Clarendon 100
II. from Wilson blvd. siX-room house all
improvements; recreation room: insulated.
Weather-strlpped; for new house. smaller
lot or one 70 be built. Box 353-J Star
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Attention. Armv-Nayv PeonIe

AtIT. b-rm. home on nice lge. lot: lac
recreation rm. and basement Finished
room IN attic: ami: with oil heat and
detached garage: also e.ec refg and gas
stove. Located in pleasant residential sec-
ton OF Arlington County Va. close 20
trans. churches and schools. Immediate
possession $40 mo-
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 1910. Eve. and Sum- Walnut 915e
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.
4712 EIIICOTT ST 60 26n

On a wide street. surrounded by fine
MONIES. in one of the best residential Sec
tlons in D C.
:. They are, worth seeing and you will en-
by bus: lot 44xl67 to alley: garase: Ave
large rooms each will hold complete set
OF furniture: exceptional kitchens foored
attlc7, real freDlaces. arched porches full
easements studded walls: weather.
Stripped. caulked and screened; terms.
Oii Wisconsin ave. to Elllcott st. west
On Ellicott 10 houses CREAL e. TURNER
builders Emerson S5oE
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

SoUTHEAsT-DIREcT FROM OWNER
5.Si Bethesda. Md
LIST YOUR PROPERTY. FOR QUICK
sale II priced right, with PHILLIP b.
KEY. jr.. District o:tGS
WOULD LIKE TO BUY :, OR HOUSES.
Bricks preferred) White neishborhood.
For Investment. Will pay cash. Box
:':'H-A Star
WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR OLD HOUSE.
Please call me Monday. Thanks. Met.
6Sa6
CASH CLIENTS FOR HOUSES IN NE.
Sc. Petworth and Briehtwood, between
$4,000 and $1,000. FRANK NJ. DOYLE.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR TO ROOM
Star.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME
white o.. colored. any. condition. Quick
ewes. Geo. $500 il2t Vt ave
CASH FOR NE. Sc OR NV. BRICK
houses. White: investment. E. w 7AILEY.
Adams 1856. or mail. 1435 Meridian NV.
BRICK HOUSE. SOUTHEAST. DIRECT
from owner; no cash: monthly payments.
Box 45lJ Star.
A CLIENT WISHES TO BUY REASONABLY
priced h-rm. modern house or buy similar
one and give in part payment his house:
$4,000 IN first case and $1,000 in second.
al Investment Bldg. Republic o77s.
THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH
critics; Mail replies. Licensed brokers pro-
tected. EDWARD L. STROHECKER. 1910
vermont ave. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

1920 18th ST. NW.-L1KE NEW: :
rooms. garaee Frigidaire: modern; con-
venlent to everything Sell. $4,000: at
tractive terms Rent. S15. Col. 1888
TAkOMA PARK. MD.-6-ROOM BUNGA-
low. sarase. h.-w.h., paved street; sell on
reaS. terms. Buy from owner and save.
or rent $50 month. Shepherd ! 1S:i-W
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
AMAZING OFFERI
.,, NEW DETACHED HOMES.

ep,, NEW ,, DETACHED CHE HOMES.
AARStAsR EAssR FAkksLrPH RAkk At PEsThSF HHST LINE
beautiful house. lot 5nxlO0: convenient,
buses. is minutes downtown; iuli base
ment. fireplace. hot,;water heat. Stand
afr.d M serss as csDRsi vns inn roo al
e Msryland PARK isit on on \ New as Roadxsy w
NEW CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
three lovely bedrooms and two beautiful
baths finished attic. automatic heat; de-
sna tashed drfs Esrsse Large lot price only Sio
cali Potomac Oa.4. ~ " '"' '"'
Open; American University Park.
1929 ASHBURY PL. NV.
A h!sh-claSS Dutch Colonial home: re-
srse eneed ss yssd nsW %6 G hss
PAYMENiT WE CAN MAKE MAXI 9te You "a VERY VERY
ATTRAvTIVE DEAL. Out Mass. ave,
blk.to Asbury pl and lett to home.
7-Room Brick Bungalow, $5,45O.
KENILWORTH,
1913 ADDISON CHAPEL RID.
$3.50 CASH. 500 MO- CALL DIST 1911.
PETWORTH BARGAIN.
J., Brick. = rooms; tiled bath with shower.
Shelvador reirlaerator: : large porches;
concrete basement; INV. heat. toilet;
fRicE AND TERMS MOST REASONABLE.
WILL RENT.
Open Today-Vacant
ROGER MOSS. 9!1 18th ST NV
District BIZ. Sunday. Georgia ab4S3
DETACHED CORNER.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK.
OPEN DAILY TO Il PM
BEST TRADE ALLOWANCE.
216 EAST UNDERWOOD ST. CHI. CHI. MD.
Paneled living rm. and dining rm.. lge..
modern kit. 3 lovely bedrms.. > tile baths,
automatic h,-w.h.; "-car detached garage
on soft. lot; separate driveway
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
IN TODAY'S STYLE FOR YOU.
BRoDlE & COLBERT INC, NATL. ss75
BROOKLAND-$7,95O.
1905 l.th PL. NE
.rS Semi, l.1ea mi,detashed t.I brick With bedrooms
large living rm. has open fireplace. A
screened breakfast porch of dining rm
and kitchen. Detached gar; just redeco-
rated. New electric fixtures. range lino-
!eum. You should look lnto this bargain
today. II is seldom We cen offer 1-rm
rome in this location a: his price and on
rent. Ser ]; Today or cali.
EUGENE H. PHIFER,
3Sul SO. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
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Special Low Price.
rY%YYrc NENNyrYr

THIS MONTH
1905 BRADLEY BLVD,
ENGLISH VILLAGE, MD.
ONLY ONE LEFT
It Is Worth Your While to See
This 10-Room House. S Bedrooms
ALL HAVE LARGE ROOMS 4 bathrooms
and modern plumbing throughout: terms
to suit your convenience.
1924 New Lee Blvd. Va.
Center-haN plan baths. finished attic.
Bradbury Heights.
1923 Southern ave se-Semi d etached.
very modern. Can be used by two families:
monthly payments. S55. We can build you
near Dist line and Wise ave. Phone
North 1918: ewes. Adams 1913. Agents
Evening star., 1938-02-06
II YOU
ARE INTERESTED

absolutely bareain price see this one AS
there is nothing else on todays market to
compare con with it. Six large rooms. > baths
ern apopl7tments:. automatic heat. built in
garage ia block from bus and convenient
neieh5orhood, With a moderate cash pay.
ment this home can be purchased for
10000: Someone is going to buv a fne
nome a. cost price. Call MR NYCE at
Evening star., 1938-02-06
HOUSES FOR SALE,


2527 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NE.
bath; suitable for tourist or private resi-
District sa47. n 3. wH1HsR: Sisy:,.na 4544.
SAVE FINANCE CHARGES.
Two new detached brick 8-room houses,
oil heat. facing HANDICAPPED Government
40's ssss ssEsSHsDEf ss's 81. fTi N'w' NV
1ny..snssa6S{ s6SfAsS S1ss T. %1aH5s; Sa;f5s., 7.4,.
ssrm. house nice msra Yard ana aa2sse HR sw SOLD
al bargain by owner.
CoLoRED-ALL MOD. z OR RIM.
s!!st ss sersS Ne Hsri1Ssst 1Ssss section Ills
CoLoRED-,l0 ROOMS !, B., OIL HEAT
5000 cash down; Girard st. NV. q r..
pIicK colonial porch. new condition; Ken
yoh yoaas 81. NV. 1ll5 You st. NV. North
COLORED BARGAIN-ONLY $3.50 Cash.
near 9th and SITS. ne. Brick. h-wh
eien;; Reehie new n hardwood floors; price, S3o5O.
coLoRED NEAR 11th AND PARK RID
sacrifice. S5,7.5; terms. Decatur lib "'
COLoRED-3-FAMILY APARTMENT AND
business room: oil burner; income $50
mo; naynen1 Smail aSa, sash payment; easy monthly
COLORED-547 25th PL. NE-S5, $50,
NoOu caSh: your own terms Open for
inspection from 9:30 am. to o pm. At
lantic 5000
COLORED-COLONIAL TYPE. ROOMS,
tile bath: h.-wh.. cleo, hardwood floors,
North 9109.
COLORED - BROOKLAND. = ROOMS.
NV. oil heat, bath: good condition; $500
cash; OWNER will accept reas. price
North S59S
cOLORED-MODERN 6-EM.. BATH. COLO
NAL brick inlaid frs. porches tWo-car
garage. Nr. End and SITS NV Very reas.
Decatur 1896. Evenings. Adams poo"
COLORED. BARGAINS RMS. H.-W.H,.
MI. oil burner, garage. Good condition
Good residential section Less than SIS 900
Call North 1886 after pm. and Sunday
call Potomac 62Rg
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CLEVELAND PARK-$8 $50.

Semi detached brick: bedrooms. tile
pam. !lyins room dining room inclosed
sun porch. fully equipped kitchen. pantry
oullt-in garage: oil heat; nea: schools
shops; bus al corner
THE FEDERAL-AMERICAN CO
so, 18th S. NV National SO3o
Evenings and Sunday Cleveland 3b.l
Evening star., 1938-02-06

COMPARE
THIS NEW ENGLISH BRICK
HOME WITH ANY DETACHED
HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT.
1885
LEGATION ST. NV.
Large living room. spacious dining room.
convenient electric kitchen. large breakfast
room
Second floor has three bedrooms and two
lovely tile baths with showers
The third floor is finished and insulated.
Plenty OF closet space throughout the
house.
Recreation room in basement with fire.
place; lot contains over 5000 square feet.
THE PRICE AND TERMS
WILL SURPRISE YOU.
Open and Lighted Daily.
OWNER ON PREMISES
CLEVELAND 66I4.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
md Dix ST. NE. Lincoln g.
VACANT.

Nearby Va-New brick house: laree
venient to schools. stores: l43 u Mount
Ida ave. Mt. Ida. Va. NJ. J MANNING
!uni Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandra Va
Alexandria
Evening star., 1938-02-06
NEW HOUSE,

Location. lovely broom bath. large scre-,
porch. Oil hea.. spacious living room. f-a-
place bookcases: attractive location; So
OWNER, Clarendon ,3l-W. Office C!ar-
Evening star., 1938-02-06
NEARBY VIRGINIA co o51

New f-rm.. ''-bath brick built-in "a
rage; wooded lot; air cond: oil heat: Is
MN bus: others. $3.50 lip. McCLAINE
Walnut Gru' 80
Evening star., 1938-02-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.


cs .,s; a1M
E. LOHR, 31l Cedar st. Georgia OSSl.
s9.5oo-b RMS. BATH: H.-wH. ELEc..
gas: close stores. schools. bus; large lot
RoGERs Fs5afs THTssnUp Hgsia.SFie 49, Ss j. HARRIS
BELLE HAVEN. VA. II EDGEWOOD TER
race-Owner spared no expense in building
this new home to accommodate family
washnsson R AeRh on nKAe Nc ~ hshRay Ms5k
Or any kind Of business. On easy terms.
! rooms diminished Upstairs; % ami: D h'"w.h'.
SsTsde sns, school $4,000 terms. Kensinston
s-RM BRICK BUNGALOW. Mr.. SCHOOL.
st. N. Clarendon. Walnut lsSa.W
SILVER SPRING, MD. 1903 RADNoR
rd; Hishland yiew-owner built It; COM
roof 6 rooms. tiled bath. recreation room
l43; built 1897: take $3.50. Open today
light. right on Colesville rd to Franklin
ave. right on Franklin ave. to Radnor
rd. right to property.
ton bssmdse Mt yseSa.
Box BE. Star.
WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR SMALL
farm Arm. bungalow ia stories garage
acre acre OF sr9und has attic space for gps;
HAM. Fairfax 81.
III =: GLENBRooK RD.. BETHESDA. ND:
will sell $3.50 equity in F. r. A. financed
broom brick BUNGALOW for $3.50; Practi-
cally new home in excellent neighborhood:
SSnsen,sn5 %ise ssn5% N schools and bus ne
S4.975-MODERN NEW. TWo-BEDRooM
lines: convenient to everything, ~ min;
downtoTn; $500 cash. $40 month. 1880
SO. Glebe Rd.. Arlington. Va. g.
5000 DOWN; EASY PAYMENTS: LOVELY.
new stone Cape Cod; only $695O.
RALPH GRAIN. 1890 Lee Hwy. Wal $3.50.
THE TREND IS ARLINGTON. vA-TH1s
brick unique fireplace. two-car attached
bath; plus storage. on second floor: is Of;
fered at only St.5o0. Open Saturday and
LOG HOUSE: RMS. BATH FIRE
PLACES; Nv n. w9oded acres: Q mi D c.
GRAIN. 1890 Lee Highway. Wal. 6959.
LARGE BRICK HOUSE NEAR ARL1NG-
.sn ss. sS*s SYfEsofnx box s Xs9 s.r Hes
CLARENDON. NEAR BUS AND TROLLEY:
h. $50 Rsn e. can 10:
ARIINdToN-LYON PARK. 5-RooM
oWNES. o%h1sN walnut M t. 7aso-K nRn'' reasonable
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW HOME, $4,000.
Completely modern. s rms, bath. electric
eonds $50 Worth h'eoc q nas.ery ssnr :S1s
~ -, , :, 1; Hs ss 'fRs az. esS; 4oc". Snail cash
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DETACHED BRICKS. $50

D61 AVI1CD bftICh-SJ. .ZoU.
~ NEW ROOMS. TILE BATH AND SHOW
EEEcrR1eE rFR11sEfkASH kTcHEnc ncHhJFRH5 TlFRE5 TIN
SLATE ROOF. COPPER GuTTERs' CON
CRETE PORCH. OIL HEAT LOT 5Oxl.O
FI; GARAGE. TO INSPECT. NORTH ON
18th ST, NE: QUEEN S CHAPEL RDI,
pASI pSd, EASTERN AVE: y BLK. TO ROCK
WOOD AVE. TURN RIGHT TO 1880
ROSkWOOD AVE. OPEN FOR INSPEC-
PAUL P STONE NORTu 7A71
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on heat. row brick. 8 rms. bath. situ-
0risinally sold for. $3.50. Must sell
Neg cash desperately. OWNER, Potomac
SOUTHEAST.
$6,450.
buit-in ssrase: weather. @ eui stripped; '0reH; new
eonaitiSon; on. arranged for two families: hot
1911 p ST Sc.
here 9or % he money %esS than hsf1ssnsd sou
etsfiF cATI Il AZ vEW lev REAIY sEss p1S 0e;n e.
National sis s1sE' S:v York AYs N.tlonsl EWl a7s7.
REPOSSESSED.
NORTHWEST.
In new-heuse condition; six. rooms. 2
clothes chute. hot-water heat; maids room
recreation room. 2-car brick saraRe on
alley.
1414 SHEPHERD ST.
II you are, looking for one of the best
e cPirAh s'i II view iTRii ri REALrY Al 2'eS Co.
National sia s,S; S:" York Ays; Nationsl E% s7a7.
5th, NEAR H, N.E.-$4, 900.
Desirable neirhborhood. brick home. Q
rms, bath. cellar h.-w.h cleo. Qaraee.
Priced low for immediate sale. Line OSa.
HOEENSTEIN BROS. 1th and H sts. ne.
Sold Last Week.
Only One S8.450 House Left.
1st TIME SHOWN FURNISHED.
NEW DET. BRICK HOMES.
TRULY OUTSTANDING.
OPEN DAILY-$8,450 UP.
a1s SLIGO AVE. SILVER SPRING MD
Is large. -weil-arranged rooms. > baths.
hrep,aces. hoored attics. geraGes close to
schools, stores and trans: out Ga. ave. TO
lst St. tSlleo ave. past viaduct. right
block to home, or call Dist. 1871 for
rar m insDect
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$1O,950-SEMI-DET. BRICK.
POSITIVE pAPGAIN

About L. minutes from city, near West
ern High. Practically new with attractive
living rm. and open fireplace. big dining
rm and beautiful kitchen. There are 4
bedrooms and baths on 2nd floor : f1n-
1shed rooms on 3rd floor. Recreation rm.
Buit-in garage. Lsrae lot and surrounded
by new homes Can make reasonable trade.
Evenings call Mr.. Poston Clev 1917.
EPANE pIJuIIpS nIST 1A11
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50

ated In the 1900 block Of 10th st. ne.
Originally sold for $3.50. Must sell
Need cash desperately. OWNER, Potomac
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PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 7471.
WOODBRIDGE RI1NGATOW

Owner offers dandy 5-rm. bungalow
in new W-house condition for only 5000 cash
payment and $50 month. See OWNER at
s603 Brentwood rd. ne. North 433S.
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$500 CASH,

West of Wisconsin ave.-Convenient
transp and schools; i large rms. excel
lent condition; 81 500: easy monthly paw
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OFFICES WANTED.

EMPLOYED GENTLEMAN LENA WANTS gN.
also for sleeping quarters. Box 4la.J,
Star
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE. MAILING ADDRESS. 81
retarial services: best bldg. in town. N
T54S. 81
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OFFICES FOR RENT
OFFICES

Beautifully furnished ONCE space for
rent. Telephone and secretarial servtce.
Apply Room 5O7, 1910 Vermont ave, Den.
rike Bldg
Evening star., 1938-02-06
SACRIFICE-S45OO.

B rms. incl. sleeping porch. Hollan air
conditioned: excel. cond. Small down
payment: $40 per mo. Georgia 1920.
Evening star., 1938-02-06

COLORED.
1414 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
DETACHED 6 rooms and bath. new
house condition Large lot. REDUCED
PRICE. Easy terms. See
HARRY ROD sl7 G ST. NV
1927 JACKSON ST. NE.
Colored-Detached house 3-car garage
nice driveway. beau. shade trees: house
arranged for = families. automatic heat,
c.h.w., :. baths. incl. sleep. porches: terms
arraneed. Inspect Sunday any time or
after pm. weekdays.
COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY
l." 10th ST. n.e.-f-room brick home,
INV h. cleo. gas. bath, cellar: price,
si.950 terms. 800 cash. S4a monthly,
or $50 cash. $40 monthly. to include all
E. M. AIKEN,
500 H ST. NV Natl. $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-02-06
TOP OF HILL,
NEAR CATHEDRAL.

An attractive wel-constructed English
home. located on beautifully Handicapped
lot, 50Xl90. Has huge living rm., dining
rm., breakfast rm. and well-equipped
kitchen. There are 3 unusually large bed
rooms and , complete baths. This house
cost the owner approximately "1.0OO,
but she has instructed to quote 1t at
the very low price of S13,a5O as she is
left alone and it is necessary that she sell.
EVENINGS call Mr.. Bortz Clev. 4154.
FRANK s PHILLIPS DIST 14l1
Evening star., 1938-02-06
BETWEEN ROCK CREEK PARK
AND 18th ST

home; s bedrooms. 3 baths 1st-h lava
tory lst-a. den. Los-paneled recreation
Im:. , fireplaces. 2-car garage. Air-con-
ditioned. Lovely lot Priced far below
average for location
FRANK s PHILLIPS DIST 1411