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Evening star., 1938-11-30

You're talking about men who have
been sent to Jail for making one
mistake in life, for yielding to temp
tation after a fierce struggle with
their consciences. These men aren't
habitual criminals. Habit crimi-
mails remain criminals.
did 1 ever tell you about Squint
Mallory? No? Well, Squint was
sent up on bank-robbing charge.
It was his first offense We had
no record against him. All we knew
was that he had associated most
of his life with known crooks, and
most of his relatives were crooks.
"Squint was model prisoner. He
never gave us any trouble. He
earned his parole, served less than
half his time. The day he was re-
leased he shook hands with the
warden and said he'd had his fill
of being behind iron bars. He was
going straight.
well, sir, if ever man appeared
10 have learned his lesson and de-
cided to turn over new leaf. it
was Squint. Still, We watched him.
Habit, you know. We watched him
for a week and nothing happened,
Then, 10 days after his release,
Tom Clancy, a patrolman, sent in
. call to the homicide squad. A man
had been killed. Tom was holding
Squint Mallory.
Bill Thornton and I went to the
address Tom had given. 1t was a
rooming house. In back room
on the third floor we found the
dead man. a gent we instantly recog-
nized as Otto Stahl, a professional
safe-cracker. Otto had been shot
through the neck.
Sitting around the room were
6duint Mallory, man named Hall
and girl named Belle Nash. None
Of them seemed much perturbed.
"I turned to Tom and asked him
how he happened to get on the
scene so quick. Why, said Tom,
'Squint here summoned me from my
beat
"'It was an accident Squint said,
rising. We were having little
party. The four of us. I'd bought
new gun. Oh, have a permit.
he smiled 1T was a swell gun and
Otto wanted to see it. I got it out
and showed it to him. It's long
time since Id had a gun in my hand.
I accidentally dropped it. 1t went
OF and killed Otto
"1 looked at Squint a long while.
His face was bland, complacent.
The story he told was just fantastic
enough to be true If he had killed
Otto, he certainly wouldn't have
sent for the police. Criminals
Evening star., 1938-11-30

lice about the bank job. That's how
you happened to be arrested. Other
wise We wouldn't have had q thing
on you s
"Squint wet his lips. 'Well?' he
said.
well, Squint, we figure you were
paying a debt. You're smart, but
you never would have been happy
with Otto still alive. So you ar
ranged q little party
"A glow came into Squint's eyes.
But he smiled. You're barking up
the wrong tree, Cap. I didn't bump
of Otto. I got witnesses. You amt
Evening star., 1938-11-30

I had been CIV
ing Capt. Noyce a
talk on the atti-
tude of the aver
age citizen toward
men " no had
served time and
were turned loose
in the world to
fight their way
against odds. I
based my theme
on the SIN a ii
chance the ex-
convict had to go
straight, even if
wanted to, be-
cause of the mis-
trust of people.
The captain lis
tened respectfully.
That's right he
said. That's all
very true, but
you're not talking
about criminals
Evening star., 1938-11-30

be given a break.
"All right. Squint,' I said. You
drop around at headquarters to-
morrow. Well have to file a re-
port on this, you know
"Squint agreed readily. On the
way back to headquarters 1 began to
think what a fool I was. After all,
Squint had background of crime.
What if Id let him slip through my
fingers?
But he showed up the next morn
ing. as bland and complacent as
ever.
"Squint,' I said, you're a smart
boy. You're smarter than the aver
age criminal. That probably ex-
plains why you have no record other
than that bank job. You almost
had me taken in
"Squint's eyebrows f1ickered ever
so slightly. I don't get 1t, Cap
Well, Squint, it's like this I
checked up. I discovered that Otto
was the baby who tipped off the po-
Evening star., 1938-11-30

from 4 shoulder holster, as knew he
would, and was on the point Of kill
ing me, and would have succeeded,
except that Bill Thornton stepped
from behind = door and grabbed
him, As I planned.
"You see, I anticipated these
things because I knew that q hab-
itual criminal stays that way"
(Copyright, 193S.)
Evening star., 1938-11-30

a. well call It . day and let me 60
straight like want to-
'Ha! I said. Let you 60 straight,
eh? Squint, I've been in the de-
partment long enough to know that
habitual criminals don't want to 60
straight, no matter how much Of an
act they put on. No, Squint, I looked
over Otto's corpse again. And you
know it's a curious thing, but that
bullet entered Otto's neck horizon
tally. If the gun had exploded and
killed him when you dropped it,
the, lead would have ploughed in at
an angle. Now, Squint-'
"But Souint had Whipped a gun
Evening star., 1938-11-30
Bio Project Started

Brazil nAs started preliminary
work for big Project Of road and
railway construction. The great but
undeveloped Ssovinces Of Goyaz and
Matto Crosse are to be linked with
the capital, Rk de Janeiro, by rail-
ways built throvgh vast stretches OF
Jungle.
Evening star., 1938-11-30
New u. S. Submarine
Underqoes Tests
r,.h. A....,.+.Ap pr...

By the Associated Press.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Nov. 3d.
The United States submarine Stin-
gray, built at the Portsmouth Navy
Yard and commissioned last March,
underwent trials of the coast of
New Hampshire and Maine yester-
day.
Aboard the craft, which will leave
about New Year Day for the West
Coast, were members OF the Board
Of Inspection and Survey, civilians
Evening star., 1938-11-30
Mother of President
Recovering From Cold
D. the Associated Press.

~ Cne hSSOCIdItu FTtSS.
HYDE PARK. N. Y, Nov. 30
Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt, mother
of the President, is recovering at her
Hyde Park home from a weeks ILL
ness with tonsilitis.
Her condition is much better and
ehes up and about as usual" said
Dr.. Scott Lord Smith, Poughkeepsie
physician.
Evening star., 1938-11-30

SEYMOUR. Ind. (F.-Ray Berry
displayed a five-legged COW. The
NTH leg, about 18 inches long, is
attached to the left side Of the neck
lust in front of the shoulder.
Evening star., 1938-11-30

aren't as smart or
as brave as that.
No, it looked like
the thing really
was an accident
and Squin n t
wasn't taking any
chances on being
accused, in being
picked up for
S o m e t ng he
hadn't done.
Then there was
the girl and the
man named Hall
to consider. They
were witnesses.
T h ey " oul ! d
S W ear h a t
Squint's story was
true.
Thornton was
inclined to take
Squint's word for
it. He thought
Squint ought to
Evening star., 1938-11-30

Of the bureau Of Construction, Re-
pair ard Engineering and repre-
sentatt~es OF several contracting
firms.
Evening star., 1938-11-30
Unions Grow in Britoin

LONDON (R.-Trade union mem.
bership In Great Britain and North.
ern Ireland increased by $4,000 TO
q total Of 5,851 900 during 1897.
Evening star., 1938-06-22

tractile lobed lips and the four pointed
barbels in row are fine points also
in identification When alive this
handsome fish is an olive green or
bluish-gray color and the belly is
snowy white. We have so many other
delicious food fishes that we have not
paid very much attention to this large
one. In other parts of the world the
sturgeon is considered of great eco
nomic important.
The adults enter the mouths of
rivers in the late spring They are
often seen In the company of salmon,
shad and alewlves. a" intent upon
reaching place where they can lay
their eggs. May. June and even July
are the months when spawning takes
place.
A female will lay as many as 2,400,-
900 eggs, which hatch week after
they have been fertilized. The larvae
grow quite fast. Their parents re-
turn to the sea after spawning. The
birthday as rule, though some wait
until they are 3 years old.
Surgeons are mud grubbers and
root industriously about in the sand
and mud, using their snouts like pigs
and their barbels like cat does her
whlskers. Worms and mollusks are
their favorite food. Anphipod and
isopod crustacea and small fish to be
found on the bottoms also are eaten
Sturgeon are sluggish creatures
! peacefully inclined. They do not
make much of commotion when
caught in net, but they are difficult
to handle because of their size.
(Copyrisht, 1881
Evening star., 1938-06-22
SWEDISH COLONY
DRAMA ON AIR
CavaIcade Program Tonight
Notes Tercentenary of
Delaware Settlement.

q The story of Swedish colonization
Of the Delaware River valley from the
building of Fort Christina near the
present city Of Wilmington to the
peaceful surrender of New Sweden
When Gov. Peter Stuyvesant of New
Amsterdam led an expedition into the
region and planted the flag Of the
Netherlands will be dramatized tonight
by Cavalcade of America (WJSV, y.
The program has been arranged in
connection with celebration of the ter
centenary of the first landing in 1888.
Crown Prince Gustav Adolf of Sweden.
now on the Atlantic en- route to the
United States, will hear the sketch via
short wave.
Col, Frank Knox, Chicago publisher,
is to be heard discussing propaganda"
before the annual convention of the
National Editorial Association in White
Sulphur { Springs, W. Va, through
WMAL at o'clock Other speakers
to be heard include Art Moger, a news
paper puzzle editor who is slated to
face the microphone during Town Hall
Tonight (WRC, 81, submitting to the
questioning of Fred Allen and Jess
Hawley, secretary of the Idaho State
Society here Mr. Hawley will speak as
a feature of WMAL's $50 program.
Big Network for Fight.
Other features-The most extensive
hook-up ever to carry the description
of a boxing contest will broadcast the
blow-by- blow account Of the Max
Schmelling Joe Louis argument
(WMAL and WRC locally at 81 . e.
Living History treats of the explora-
ton of the Southwest (WJSV, $500
:. Baritone Walter Cassel is the guest
Of Grace Moore on the final program
of her current series tWJSV, 81 g.
The most popular songs of the last
decade are played by Al Roth's Orches-
ira (WMAL. $3.50 . Alfred Wallen-
stein conducts his Symphonic Strings
(WOL, 81. The program;
"Sonete Trois" Lucinet
Les Vendredies'' Sokolow
String suite . opus "a Hlpdemith In
Critics
Tomorrow-Joyce H. Hitch sings as
the guest of Lee Everett (WMAL, 7:30
ann Naomi N Rule plays several
accordion solos at approximately 8
o'clock during the same program.
Network notes-Glen Gray has had
his last name changed to Gray by
the court. 1t used to be "Knoblauch"
Paul Whiteman takes over the
Kostelanetz spot on July l3 . =. Swing
stress Maxine Sullivan has been signed
-5or film work by Paramount.
&C. A. NJ
Evening star., 1938-06-22
HELP MEN AND WQMEN.

COUPLE TO WORK water front farm on
shares Must furnish own equipment and
house. Robt. Shelton, 1853 Ingraham st.
NV Georgia 6182.
DIETTTIAN-NUTR1T1O 1T1ONIST-Opportuni
for one Of outstanding ability and per-
ceptional health food product. Apply 10
to 12 mornings. Mrs. Marshall, De"betain
Co; Washington Bldg. N. Y. ave. and
18th st.
MAN AND WIFE woman good cook and
housekeeper. man to help around house.
1451 Harvard NV.
Evening star., 1938-06-22

LOST.
BAG. colored bead; around Reservoir; ;
go rne Moth sa
sos saef Josh 'a asxa7d saturdes cs Sne eo
1864. 1421 Shepherd ST. NV.
CAT. black with white whskers and 4
white feet; reward for return. 4349
klingle st. NV. Clev. 1853. 23s
day, containing pen. keys. money; reward.
Geo 0143: 102 Madison NV.
DIAMOND, large. circled with sapphres.
set IN platinum; between H st. on 18th to
RewsrS si on G9n1 Norib e ~ Pleasant street
LEDGER. accounts payable; lost between
Bids last week Cali Atlantic aO 17sasM iasesaof
raYMoH1H rald g1T{b 1872 asaS tag No. 1aease, Re
E:s 5ass M nssr sysFs gs ana and Is
reward: A. NJ. Berthiaume, Mclean, va
sPITz, black and white male, 3 years
3ld; 1t, :, vicinity ~ Chevy Chase Md Reward.
WATCH WA white gold lady's: vicinity l4th
saso. sas monroe S's' NV reward Georgia
WRIST WATCH ladys, Hamilton: vicin-
ity OF Reno .rd. and both st. NV Reward.
Phone Cleveland 0231.
"ni0l WhlST lduy famlltOn, Wnlte
gold with chain bracelet; between 18th
and and 1870 N. H ave. District 5ao3
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
Wai Wes,o,y Ras baeoraters Room s9
BRiDdE PARTIES. banauets. Weddinss
and meetings lOc UP per day each. New
chairs chs, Also lSyaIia T1llins chair. tor
CO. 4ls 10th st. NV. MEtropolitan 1874.
LINCOLN SEDAN MOTOR NO. KB279
Will be sold at PUBLIC auction, 81 Eye
St ne; on July 3; 1898 for storage and
LINCOLN SEDAN. MOTOR NO. 4o3sO
st. ne on 1'u July % isss fos'Un for storsse e sna
other charges for the Warfield Motor Co,
FIRE ESCAPES, FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS,
WORKS. Natl. 1866. 80
NOTICE is, HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
M detall lewelry store OF Salvatore .Desio,
92S F st. Nv nv W vii be, be closed on and after
tic!es left for repair, as well as all articles
laid ASIDE, must be called for on or before
that a date, date Entire @ stock is being lauidated
after the above date All showcases. safes.
sGaes' ni;ee G SHOP eaupment boxes once sup.
hereby offered fol-. sale
S. DES1O. Jr.. Administrator.
Salvatore Desio.
a.e6 F ST. NV
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
implied partnership existing since January
70, 1888. between WILLIAM F. HENDER-
son and WESTON G. WILLIS trading as
CONCORD FOOD MARKET, 3o4 Kennedy
St NV, Washington, D. C, has been
dissolved with, the retirement of Weston
9. Willis and henceforth. effective June
:. 1898. the said business is being con-
Quoted under the same trade name by
william Hep HeIpderSon as sole owner,
WESTON G. WILLIS.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT S75
Provides same service as one costing $500
Don waste insurance money" Call
coin 5000
OUR PLANoGRAPH SERVICE IS NOT
expenslve-Youl II be surprised at the mod
est cost for expert reproductions of any
printed matter in black and white or colors
save both time and money! Consult US on
any Job Estimates on request
Columbia Paragraph Co.,
oO ST NE Metropolitan 4sa"
Evening star., 1938-06-22
Natures Children
Sturgeon
(Acipenser sturio) .
Ry LILLIAN cox ATHEI


N BOTH sides of the North
Atlantic, from Scandinavia
to the Mediterranean, and
~ from the ST. Lawrence River
to the Gulf of Mexico. the sturgeon
Is we'll known and easily identified.
You have only to look at the tail
of the sturgeon to recognize 1t. No
other saltwater fish has one quite
like it. 1t is what is known as the
shark style"-that is. with the axis
bent upward and the upper lobe much
longer than the lower one. The head
Of the sturgeon is covered with a
bony plate united by sutureS, and
the skin is protected by an armor
of large bony shields or bucklers along
the center of the back, with two
rows on each side. The nose is long
and strangely depressed,
Each buckler has its longitudinal
spine and keel. Those that belong
to the dorsal series are the largest.
There are in all 10 to Is bucklers
on the dorsal row, Is to "a in each
upper lateral row and 9 to Ia in
each lower lateral row. The num-
ber varies with the individual, The
dersal extends from the gill cover
to the dorsal fin.
The surgeons body is streamline
tte snout being about one-third the
total length of the head The mouth
Is on the under side of the snout and
Is small and without teeth. The pro-
Evening star., 1938-06-22

American Indian tribes. That ought
to keep us out of mischief for a
while. Here they are:
/. QKUXzUQY
2. WzKUC
3. FBTuCXZQC
4. YOU'LL
S. NPBFSFKP
6. WUDQ
7. MBFLGOPPH
8. LKPP
9. YWUYWUCPFC
10. VUWQLFC
They're little hard to pronounce
but that's because you aren't an In
dian.
(Answer on Page B-16)
(Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1938-06-22

Not over 80 years; heavy work; 4O-hr
week. $50 wkly. to start. Position per-
manent il satisfactory. Must be strong,
in good health and have grade school
education. Reply. giving age. height
tail and any other information which will
assist US in considering your application.
Box 333-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1938-06-22
Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. J. D. FLINT.
ToDAY's PROGRAM

II Ugh! UGH, me no savvy great
American Brain Twizzler, but
savvy Indian tribes. Me go gettum "
So spoke great chief Rusty Brain
And now we're on the warpath. Let's
go cunning for about 10 of the great
Evening star., 1938-06-22
MARINES SET RECORD
50 Consecutive Days Unmarried
by Death in Corps.

by Death in Corps.
The health record of the Marine
Corps has reached new high during
1888. For SO consecutive days, from
April 25 through June iS there was
not death among the 1900 enlisted
men of the corps on ship and shore
duty in all parts of the world, the
Navy Department announced yester-
day.
A check of health records since the
World War fails to show any period
20 long between deaths.
Evening star., 1938-06-22
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE want work: STAY niehts
wife as general houseworker: man as jan
itor or houseman. Phone Decatur 462O-W
Evening star., 1938-06-22
Venezuela Maps Drive.

Venezuela is preparing to launch
its three-year program of improve
ment Of communications, agriculture
and general social conditions.
Evening star., 1938-06-22

SHOE CONCESSION for rent. excellent op-
portunity for capable man with estab-
lished concern. Apply Box 2a3-Z Star.
Evening star., 1938-06-22
FOUND.

DOG. white. with l brown ear, male:
found in vicinity of 14th and Emerson
Evening star., 1938-06-22
SALESkEN.

HAVE SALES OPENING for man. IS to S.,
| Of good character, with references. neat
appearance. Experience unnecessary as
| we train you. Salary and commission. See
Mr., Mcdonnell. Washington National Gem.
| ete!y. suitland I'd. Md. opposite Cedar
Hill. Telephone Spruce 0264.
Evening star., 1938-06-22
FOUND

Animals and articles OF ualns
that hare been found may BE- 3D.
perttsed In The Star Utthout charge
II no reUdrd Is expected,
Each advertisement Utll be Inn.
tied to four lines. The name and
address OF advertiser tofll BE- 70.
Quired.
Evening star., 1938-06-22

(eSsk ,1sse - psauysuoes
Evening star., 1938-06-22
st w Metropolitan $500

BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING ma
teriais at bargain prices from hundreds of
WrecIing Jobs, reconditioned and neatly
ger Yon II save time as well as money by
coming to any of our four yards We quote
deIiverti nr undelivered. Phone orders.
Evening star., 1938-05-07
FARMS FOR RENT.

COLEsVILLE, MD.-3e ACRES, MODERN
house in good condition. h,-a.h bath;
1902 Wis ave. Wis $40, Open daily
and Sun. 8 am. to pm.
Evening star., 1938-05-07
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH, ON CHESAPEAKE
River 221-F-2. Post Office Mayo Nd
y miles from Washington: bathing boat
ing. hShins. clubhouse. stores: house deliv-
cries of groceries and ice: free school bus.
terms. Box 45-S. Star.
RESTRICTED SHORE LOTS AT CARROLL
qn ManeT cHAs seyfTn EE Rlysr sas" to
sale; on shore of Chesapeake Bay: complete,
READY 70 open. with established trade; pos
session at once; reasonable. Box 401-v.-
SALE $500; TERMS BEDROOM
Epplng 3pnzT2E F9Tss5 Md. Call Adams 1855, MIR.
tage for sale, rooms. > porches concrete
walks. fence. water, cleo. shade. screened
throughout, bronze wire; near bay stores;
reas. terms responsible party. North 5a5s.
SALE OR TRADE-COTTAGE, FURNISH
ed rooms kitchen, bath. garage: all
Ss sssfss ssa'sa sat 'Ssi Ssi
FOR RENT-AT MoRGANTOWN. ON THE
Potomac: 5 room-house. furnished. running
or write W. D. ADDISON, Mitcheilvilie. Nd.
SHERWOOD FoREsT-ATTRAcrIyE cor
tage, ami, nicely located: reasonable.
Phone Sherwood Forest 1851 or Adam;
AZ ACRES. WITH HIGH WATER FRONT;
Barr Bldg. Natl. 1853. Adams e4is-J
SYLVAN SHORE, Mr.: .ANNAPoLIs-oNE
building lot. Phone Hillside os99. $.
SHERWOOD FOREST-5-ROOM. BATH
cottage for season. $3.50. Cleveland 1897.
FOR RENT-ONE OF SHERWOOD FOREST
nnest cottages, rooms, large screened
finest modern equipment and baths Cot
Wisconsin 43S4. ''"' "''e' "0'AS' o''
AVAILABLE JULY lst-FRoNT COTTAGE,
date g. Smith, Temple 42o3-j.
LARGE; SHADY LOTS NEAR WATER.
Ma APpi' MRS sALliE FORD Shady SIDE
1la ACRES, VIRGINIA SUMMER COLONY
near bathing beach, on Potomac. % miles
sqEe hade ieen trn sSrps
$3.50. Phone Alexandria a2a-J-3.
BUNGALOW. FURN at CHALK POINT
aEnFS REG Sfyef5 81 ysssnt TsaH sd2ts C.
FOR FOR RENT .ATrRAG;;IIvELY FuRN;
North 1850 Apt. 500.
FOR SALE--:} LOTS. HERALD HARBOR:
cash. 6. P. POWELL. gen. del. Takoma
SALE OR RENT-sHERwooD FOREST
: oedrms.. living rm. and fireplace. kitch-
maids room and lavatory; furnished. Clev.
S006.
WOODLAND BEAcH-5-RoOM BUNGA.
porches;. modern conveniences; finished
WITH natural snosted pine Must 6e seen
terms. Rent Tor season. 500. Apply
DIXON STORE for key or call Hillside
0106. Open Saturday and Sunday
RENT CoLEMAN's COTTAGE AT NEELD
elec. R . Open SUNDAY. Emerson s4se.
FOR SALE OR RENT-SHERWOOD FOR
est-Completely furnished 5-room cottage.
all modern improvements: convenient
beach and store. Very reasonable. Clev.
S006.
SHERWOOD FoREsT-sMALL COTTAGE,
MRS. r. L. MILLER. Hadley sauare, Bal
timore. Telephone University O443.
SHERWOOD FOREST-RENT OR SELL.
living i'ir room. fireplace. kitchen. bath: gas.
J: N; MscosH. Ruxton. Md. Phone Tow
FOR sALE-ATTRACTIVE COTTAGES, 3
to 8 rooms: shade: porches. large lot; reas.:
nines Cleveland $685.. 70 inspect apply
] tn st., on the beach, CLASSIC SHORES,
NORTH BEACH. MD.-BARqAIN; FUR
nished cottage; NV. corner 9th and Ches-
garage. gas and electricity: i block 10
beach. Open Saturday and Sunday; $500:
CONTINUED on Next Page.5
Evening star., 1938-05-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.
S6 050

QO,OOO.
| Attractive semi-detached brick home in
good NV section; 8 rooms and tiled bath.
Living a. room; fireplace eiee reirg ornhI large
S' f. '5Sf rs T. i;
JACOBSON BROS
Homes are sound. honestly. constructed
Ssae and to reduce wsk 1T s
I've I've invite you to INSPECT our r,as detached .s
hath baths oil omsstt hss urrfd EERe E nshfs asAh4H ha
KiTcHFN Yprt:s brcs garage. large Level lot:
Compare this home. location and price Of
sTP1 snd we PseTe Gq K! by HAVE i
WORTH OF THESE HOMES IN THE LAST
TIME oNhY YEAKs : Rev HOMES NOW AVAIL
ABLE. Open daily, 1000 am. to 900
pm Terms to meet the requirements of
evssAfs sASgsssS 4aS s5fhpsss sS&5 .,.s
1909 WEST VA. AVE. NE.
$3.50.
Near Holy Name School. Colonial brick,
: rooms and bath, INV. h., new-house con-
diton; new shades, linoleum: kitchen
range. Weather-Stflpped, screened, cauikeo'
irSthoor rear porch; built-in garage.
Terms to suit
4316 10Th ST. NE.
LA SALE PARK. $3.50.
Modern brick home. rooms, :, baths.
modern kitchen, G. f. refrigerator. attic.
recreation room, automatic gas heat and
water heater Front and side concrete
porches. furred walls. insulated, weather
stripped. New-house condition. Terms.
$50 cash. balance monthly.
OPEN SATURDAY. -6.
OPEN SUNDAY. 81.
EUGENE A. BARRY.
343a 14th St NV Columbia S0S6.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

3-FAMILY APT. JUST BEING COM
pleted Will rent over 500 per month.
Price. $3.50. L. II. THADEN. Wis. 544o.
BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE . NEW Def.
4-family apis. for S2J.Ooo; Al l-i21 Mel
Ion 81. Sc: all " bedrm. apis. fully rented;
tenants furn. own heat. Georgia $3.50.
FOUR FAMILY FLATS. PRICED FROM
SlU.5nO to Slt 900. Good rental sections,
Excellent return Oh investment. See Mr..
Walter.
b F. SAUL CO.
9o5 15th 81 N w National o1Oa
Evening star., 1938-05-07
GERMANTOWN. MD.

25 MILES FROM WASHINGTON
80 acres. modern home and barn, all in
perfect condition: macadam road. elec,
meadow, stream. fine old trees.
E. M. FRY, INC.
1902 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin 6740.
Open Daily and Sunday, 9 AM to Q PM
Evening star., 1938-05-07
SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.

NICE HOME ON SEMINARY HILL. ALEX
andria, va rooms. garage and one
acre ground fine view. high-class environ
ment For particulars. address OWNER,
300 Braddock rd.. Alex, Va. Phone Alex.
3l9
S65 PER MO-BEAUTIFUL NEW SIX
room brick home; elec. kitchen. hardwood
floors built-in garage, automatic oil air
conditioned. large lot. ROYAL H. CAR
LOCK Phone Wis. 3iS4-J Out Conduit
rd. 10 Brookmont or Cabin John car
stop -.
Evening star., 1938-05-07

1504-6-1-Q
CUSTER ROAD-Bethesda.
S10.450.
Woodland section of Greenwich Forest.
with every convenience to make a modern
home. with air conditioning. recreation
room.
Evening star., 1938-05-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE.

II ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY:
f75-ft. frontage, 5000: terms. ERWIN
REALTY CO Call Hyattsville 765.
Evening star., 1938-05-07

ESTATE SETTLEMENT FARMS. NEAR
Leesburg at very attractive prices. A.
supplies. dwellings. one in town: milk
stop on property; caretaker made net profit
of $4,000 in 1887; easily doubled: 5Sl2
S-room dwelling S4 200. 90 acres. 1-room
dwelling $1,000. Terms arranged. Ad-
dress 1923, N. Irving St. Arlington. Va,
or nhnne Clarendon 200