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Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Rotarians Hold
Brief Proqram

In the absence of Jim Brock,
president of the Ell Centro Rotary
club. Harry SoneS, director, pre-
sided at the Thursday noon lunch
con at the Barbara Worth hotel.
Only a brief program without a
principal speaker followed the meal.
Participating were Pat Glasgow
w. w. McEuen, Earle G.. Davis, w.
l. Martin, John Robertson and
others.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Local Man Aids
Howard Hughes

George Kit, Union Oil company
salesman in El Centre, returned
Wednesday after assisting Howard
Hughes, round the world aviator,
when he landed in the east.
The two men were partners in
Los Angeles a number of years and
Hughes sent Kilt return trip air
plane ticket to New York so ne
could help him there. Kit was
shown in many newspaper photo
graphs with Hughes when they at
tended various functions at the close
of the famous flight.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

old plan and described the status
of the 35 lots bought outright to
bring holdings TO Al lots on Hell
and Hamilton back Of the high
school In discussing plans for
providing completed homes for pur-
chasers, King said the houses win
range in price between $4,000 and
S35OO. The plan will eliminate red
tape encountered by builders Of
moderate priced homes in getting
FILA loans. he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Father and Son
Held in Car Prob G

Frank Neeley, A, and LeRoy
Neeley, his 21-year-old son, are in
the county jail for investigation
regarding theft of a car from
vacant lot at Calexico.
The younger man admitted he
took the car. His father said his
son told him he bought it. Under
sheriff Rodney Clark turned the
car over to the registered owners,
Joe and Glenn Fowler of Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Andy Gonzales Makes News But lis
Not Dog He Bites; It's Cow
SAN DIEGO, July 21. CUP)-

SAN DIEGO, July 21. (UP)-
Andy Gonzales, San JacintO.
made news tOday--made it by an
age-Old, world accepted stan
dard.
Andy bit, not a dog but cow.
and thereby rescued the animal
known as FlOsSie.
Where seven men, a horse, a
blCck-and-tackle and yards and
yards of heavy rope had failed,
Andy's bite, administered on
FlOssie's tender tail, succeeded.
The animal, deeply mired in
the San Diego rivers quicksands,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Power Equipment
Bids Received

Agents of al competing concerns
were present Thursday morning
when irrigation district directors
opened bids for materials to be used
in constructing distribution lines
for public power in the cities of I'M
perial Valley.
Bidders submitted figures on 178
items, chief of which were trans
formers, meters, wire and poles.
w. w. Goodson, secretary of the
board, was busy reading the bids
until nearly noon.
Proposals were referred to the
districts engineering department
for analysis and recommendation
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
PARAGUAY, BOLIVIA
END LENGTHY QUARREL

BUENOS AIRES, July 81. CUP)-
Representatives of Paraguay and
Bolivia signed a formal treaty to-
day ending 100 years of dispute
between the two republics over pos
session of the Gran Chaco border
region.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
City Board Orders
Garbage Cleanup;
Flags Contractor
Complaints Bring Quick
Response From Council
In Refuse Collection

Ell Centre city councilmen
Wednesday night demanded
better garbage service for the
city and ordered the health
department to force strict
observance of Frank Hopewell's
contract to provide it..
Lawrence Niles and Bernard
Schiller, sanitary inspector from
the health department, and Grant
Bristol, city inspector, described de-
plorable conditions they said exist
Continued on Page 3; Col. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Night Parking
To Bring Tickets

Traffic cops will leave tickets for
motorists who park their cars in
Ell Centros downtown areas be-
tween 2 am. and am, Chief of
Police j. Sterling OsWalt announced
Thursday.
No parking will be permitted
henceforth between Broadway and
State streets and Fourth and Eighth
streets between the specified hours.
Penalty for violations will be 81 to
S. fines. The streets must be clear
ed, OSwalt said, SO street cleaners
may clean them of rubbish, dust and
trash.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

had defied all efforts to dislOdge
her for more than an hour when
Andy put i'm an appearance and
volunteered to help.
Once bitten, FlOssie. quickly
and convyulsively. shook herself
free of the engulfing sand and
fled to safety.
ITS the best system l know"
Andy said mOdestly when il was
all over and FlOsSie's tail had
been bandaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
National Guard
Gets New Planes

SAN LUIS OBISPO, July 81 (UP)
Major General Walter P. Story
commander of the 40th division
United States national guard, an
nounced today California's obsolete
fleet of national guard airplanes
will be replaced with military ships
of the most modern design now
being completed at the North Am
erican Aviation company's Ingle-
wood plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
BrawIey Granted
Funds for School

BRAWLEY, July 81. - Public
Works administration officials to-
day granted Brawley Union High
school districts request for $4,000
sought to help provide funds for
siX-class room unit.
School trustees and officials said
definite plans for the proposed con-
struction are not complete at this
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
CORRlGAN PLANE ON
WAY TO AMERICA

DUBLIN, July 81. CUP)-The 5000
crate" in which Douglas Corrigan
made his surprise flight from New
York to Dublin left for home at
7:45 pm. today aboard the Lehigh
of the United States maritime COM
mission. Corrigan remained be-
hind.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

the corporation bought under the
for taxes and then sold on the flat
rate basis.
The plan which resulted in a
home building boom and put dozens
of tax delinquent lots back on the
tax rolls, will be dropped hence
forth and the delinquent lots sold
on their individual merits, the
council said.
M. o. King, representing the City
Builders, Inc, discussed nine lots
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

h Is That SO?-
' Wonderful things, these cooling
systems. They help business along.
That was what Massey Horton
thought. But there's a bug in eV-
cry ointment, or something to that
effect.
A salesman of exploding matches
and similar gadgets had been
spending long hours each day in
Massey's drug store, Willing away
his time in the cool air Massey
was too polite to say anything.
Then came the straw that broke
the camels-that is, the bologna
that broke MaSSeys temper. 1t was
lunch time. The exploding match
salesman sat down calmly at the
counter. From somewhere he pro-
duced some bologna and tomatoes.
From the waiter he borrowed a
knife to slice the sausage. He down.
ed the meal with relish.
Then, as a sort of grand gesture,
he bought a slab of pie.
The staff watched dumbfounded
as he took the dime check to the
cashier, produced from a pocket
ten cents worth of stamps, and Of
fered them in payment.
There wasn't any glue on the
stamps.
The exploding match salesman
won't come back-even if coolers
ere grand things. Massey, you see,
doesn't like glueless stamps.
Mathematics
George KenncrSon, young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kennerson
Continued on Page 2; Col. d
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
d Hughes Pictures
Future Air|iners

NEW YORK, July 21 (UP) Howard Hughes, hero of
last weeks around the world flight held dinner audience
Of 500 spebound last night with imaginary description
of the landing of Transatlantic airner of the future
g" look ahead to the day." he said "when you will look
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
Pick-u-bock Plane
Spans Sec i'm 20
Hours from Erin
Craft Takes to Air from Back of Mother
Plane Over Irish Airport; Crosses
Ocean with Cargo of Mail

PORT WASHINGTON, N. Y, July q UP)-British
Imperial Always Mercury first pcka-back" plane ever
to fly to this country arrived here from Montreal at O8
pm. (EDT) today % hours and minutes after taking
the air from the back of its mother plane over Fovnes
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
MiIitary Low Shuts Down
Strike Torn Factory ....
'Guardsmen Patrol Iowa City. Take Over
Duties of Police and Courts. Forbid
All Public Gatherings

NEWTON Iowa, July q (UP)-Nationa guardsmen,
with orders machine bayones necessary,
maintained peace in srketon Newton today The Maytag
Washing Machine company plant remained closed under
gubernatora edic Troops banned all assembages in this
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
California SWeIters i'm
Heut Wave: Valley Gets
Usual Summer Weuther
Forest Fires Compcate High Readings
In Many Parts of State; Arizona
Cooled by Thunderstoms

Intense heat complicated by forest fires in many
gons brought suffering to almost every part of California
Thursday while Imperial Valley sweered uncomorably
but casually in its usual July temperatures
While heat prosraOns and the danger of forest fires
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

The Referee, Maybe
The phone tinkled. The sports
editor answered.
Hello" he said.
Hello" said the fellow at the
other end of the line. Il wonder if
you can tell me something"
Sure" answered the sports edi-
tor. with his usual confidence.
"Who" asked the voice, did
Dempsey knock out when he fought
Sharkey?"
1t was only after a gulp or two
by the sports editor and an en-
barrassed realignment of words by
the other fellow that it became
clear the caller wanted to know
what round the knockout came III.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21

Butter: Los Angeles, 26isc; but
terfat, Imperial Valley, fob. ranch
grade A. 36lRe: manufacturing milk.
291ae; route gathered cream. 25tac.
l.. A. Hay: u. 4. No. | $3.50.
No. 2 Ieafy S12-12.5O No. SILL. so.
Minneapolis flax, July. S1.7s.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-07-21
BANK DEBTS

BUHD1lVG PERMITS
TO DATE THIS YEAR
$176,235
The Washington times., 1938-08-11
WALKS NEEDED
FOR VA, STREETS

ARLINGTON, Va, Aug. IL.
Construction of sidewalks to safe.
guard children attending several
schools, proposed in Arlington's S
new 100000 PWA program, is
dependant upon cooperation of
property owners who must give
the county rights of way, County
Manager Frank C. Hanrahan said
today.
If necessary rights of way are
obtained Immediately, the side
walk project will be given priority
in the program, Hanrahan de-
clared.
The project includes sidewalk
construction on the west side of
North Quincy Street from North
Thirteenth Street to the end of
the existing walk in Cherrydale;
on the east side of North Quincy
Street, from North Thirteenth
Street to Washington Boulevard,
and on Washington Boulevard
from Clarendon to North Quincy
Street.
The Washington times., 1938-08-11
Low BID ON VA.
SCHOOL CALLED
STILL. TOO HIGH
.$183,9OO Is $4,000
Over Limit, Says City

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. IL
Because the low bid for construc.
ton OF a new elementary school
here was more than $4,000 higher
than the estimated cost, city Off
cials today were considering re-
jecting it and readvertising for ad.
ditional bids.
The low bid of $183 900, submit.
ted by the Northern Virginia Con-
struction Co., of Alexandria, was
termed excessively high" by Ray
mond V. Long, State school archi-
tect, here for the opening Of the
bids yesterday afternoon.
LISTS COST
Architect Long said the school
should be built for 100000. de-
spite the high PWA wage scale
specified. He held it would not be
feasible to reduce the size of the
building to bring down the cost.
Mayor Richard L. Ruffner said
he will call a special meeting. of the
city council within a few days to
reject or approve the low bid.
Members of the council indicated
it would be rejected.
A second bid of $188,691 was
made by T. Calvin Owens of Be
theSda, Md.
ASKS MORE BIDS
T. c. Williams, superintendent
of schools, said the city should at
tempt to get more bidders by re-
advertising. The delay would not
affect plans for having the school
completed by September, 1899,
Williams explained.
The new school, containing Is
class rooms, auditorium, cafeteria
and library, is to be erected on a
nine-acre tract on Cameron Mills
Road, between Jefferson Park and
Beverley Hills.
The Washington times., 1938-08-11
Boulder Dam Post
Given To Harris
GOVERNOR PRICE

Appointment of Irving C. Har-
riS, go, engineer for the Bureau of
Reclamation, Department of TIE
Interior, as director of power a.
Boulder Dam, was announced yes
terday by the bureau. He sue
eeeds Ralph Lowry, who has been
transferred to California as con-
struction engineer in charge of
Shasta Dam, in the Central Val
ley project.
The Washington times., 1938-08-11
Ndzi Plots
TOBe Told
TOMORROW

(I.N.S.) The Dies Un-Amer-
lean Activities Committee
will go directly into Nazi
plots in its first public hear
ing tomorrow, Representative
Dies tDD of Texas, chair
man. said today.
Abruptly changing the or
der of witnesses, Dies said
that immensely important"
testimony will be brought out
at the opening hearing of the
committee.
After hearing at least four
witnesses on NaZi activity,
the committee expects to call
John P. Frey of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor, be-
ginning Saturday.
The Washington times., 1938-08-11
ALEXANDRIA'S
C OF C PLANNING
ANNUAL PICNIC.
Gov. Price To Be Guest
At Fl. BeIVOir

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Aug. II
More than 400 members of the
Alexandria Chamber of Commerce
and their guests will attend the
annual outing of the trade body
at Fort Belvoir on August 80, Off
cials said today
GOVERNOR PRICE
Governor James H. Price, OF
Virginia, has accepted an invitation
from Martin E. Greene, business
manager of the chamber. to be the
guest of honor.
The program will include a re-
view of cavalry. engineering and
r. o. T. c. units undergoing train
ing at the fort. an Army supper,
to be served on the river shore near
the pontoon school, and dancing
starting at p. m.
BUSES AND CARS
Buses and private automobiles
will carry the party from Alex
andria to Fort Belvoir. They will
leave the George Mason Hotel at
4:30 p. m. Governor Price will
be welcomed by fort officials and
D. C. Book, president of the cham
ber of commerce.
Evening star., 1938-04-03

(lGVy viii ''any
hot drink aid sleep"
AS people often
say? This expert
ment disproved it.
OF the various
things which were
tested in this ex-
pertinent, Ovaltine
was the only one
that made sleep
more restful!
Evening star., 1938-04-03
36 MEN and WOMEN SLEPT FOR A
TOTAL OF $500 TEST-NIGHTS
This experiment was
conducted by Men who are well-known
for their Sleep Research

IN recent series of scientific experiments in a
i leading American University Ovaltine was
the only thing tested which improved the quality
of sleep!
1t was the only thing which made sleep more
restful 1t was the only thing which increased the
percentage of mornings which the sleepers
awoke well-rested.
One entire phase of this investigation was de-
voted to the question of whether taking certain
things at bedtime affects sleep.
After determining the normal sleep habits of the
36 human subjects in this test, the investigators
gave them various things to take at bedtime:-
for example:
On certain nights they gave them sandwich,
to test the effect of food ,. On other nights they
gave them cup of hot milk On other nights
one or another of two we-known sleep drugs.
Evening star., 1938-04-03

When the sleepers
awoke they were
obliged to report
whether they felt
well-rested or not.
OF all things tested,
nothing increased
the mum beF OF
mornings on which
sleepers awoke WE'LL
rested pt
Ouaifines
Evening star., 1938-04-03

Eating a sandwich
at bedtime did not
aid sleep. Ns;thsr
did hot milk. OF
the two sleep drugs
tested, one brought
quicker sleep, the
other iensfhened
sleep. But neither
increased the rest
fulness Of sleep.
Evening star., 1938-04-03

And on still other nights they gave them cup of
Ovatine (hot or cold made either with milk water.
Oraline as included at the irish of the Investigators
because of its wide sleep 0id)
OF all the things tested, Ovaltne alone improved
the quality of sleep
Summary of the Results:-
l. The food Lat bedtime did not aid sleep.
9 A cup of hot milk did not aid sleep.
B. OF the two sleep drugs, put the sleepers to
sleep more quickly, while the other prolonged the
length of their sleep. both these results to be
pected from medical experience and so confirm the dccu
racy of the teSt) Neither drug, however, made sleep
more restful increased the feeling of being we'll
rested on awakening
4. Ovaltne reduced the restless movements of the
seepers at night, as recorded special scientific
apparatus Ovaltne also definitely increased the
number of mornings on which the sleepers awoke
Evening star., 1938-06-26

5525 A95sEs coNE. EoE svT WHITE I e
rms. 'a'h; 81 el EYE Ffif ST. ssfs N1 ae" $4,000
rms, s6s Ss5ss ssth sl S.. sfs' NV hw'h $4,000
sii Si'n eEoRaA s1ssi tsfs htaH; Ave- NV.
rms aaa bath GsoRrs sss; rsfs tcll Wr hest5
'A'ai as IA axMfLToR ffIs a:H;h ST. NW WSars75'oo
IecEs. Ems, tio, paths. aans, refs' gas heat
'l''''0' 49, tS4m H ST NV. Nw-s7S'oo
81 ss'6i ISL fsf1sD s5s AVE- Slvs nv 5000
rms 0a'n sS Sies 81: fasi NV. h se' 90
rms osia sia Ia IAMesr M6ssS1 S.. sf!s NV
t. 0''h' g. skYAsT~ ~ sl~h 81 PS1sns' sW se'. 90
rm''' BATH Il fles s sT' ss'j NV RM;-a'h'--se5.oo
Pans; egfsc9 51fs; f'i FL eo'l NJ ns.'
rm'' bath 1ot flfH 18Th sis 81. hiiEh's'7.50 s.E
rms bath; ssss s'ss saths So; ST. hNiyWn--sS7So Nv
T. BATH 1915 $751; pEsR4 Ess 81 zTh NV ysfs-s'7So
rms BATH sl4 s.! - 81, 4niss:' NJ: ''r'-sSS'oo
rms 1ith' ~ rs1Nkirs fl hsi sinh 81 sE
rms 0ats' ofsxaD i1sf 81 ST. Ne h'-sSS'oo
rms bath Sis slss sth So 81. ha;lEEh'--s's''o re.
r., bath. elec. isas heat. $50 so
1905 10th ST. NE.
8 r. bath. elec gas, h.-w.h.. gar $5O.75
416 K ST. NV
8 rms. bath. cleo, gas. h.-wh.---S5O.O 90
73 8 ST. NV.
8 rms. bath. cleo. gas, h.-a --S47.5O
Sl1 3rd ST. NV.
rmi io4s sats slxpssssuhe iFss 1a5 es KP 5000
rms. bath. cleo. gas. $3.50
1109 D ST. NE
8 rms water. gas toilet in yard S22 so
DUPLEX APARTMENTS
419 Mellon st. Sc, Apt. 3-4 rms.
kit bath S41. so
2OO6 4th st. ne, Apt. IA r. bath 81. so
14Os 1st st. n.e.-5 rms, bath 1880
1223 H st. n.e., Apt. 3--3 rms. bath $3.50
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Capitol st. Realtor. Natl. e7a1.
Evening star., 1938-06-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.
an 0Sn

In Attractive Hyattsville Hills
This exceptionally complete nve-room
brick BUNGALOW includes fve spacious
rooms. built-in garage and provision for
future second-hoor rooms. the street is
concrete, and is close to schools. stores
and bus line.
A modest cash payment and balance
less than rent makes it your permaneHT
home
Evening star., 1938-06-26
1914 18th ST. Sc.
S. OTIS

S5,975.
New. detached; rooms: large kitchen
with refriReration; cellar: porch; lot 100
deep. Easy terms. :. built. 20 sold.
Open.
tOut Nichols ave. to Alabama ave, left
to Wheeler I'd, right to Savannah ave- left
to open sisnh
WAPLE & JAMES, INC
1924 14th ST NV Dist 9346 ,
Evening star., 1938-06-26

1927 44th ST. NV.
FoXhali Villase-Cool section, 3 rms. .
baths, screened porch. Fred.. comfort ! HI, v
furnished National Sq11
Evening star., 1938-06-26

WEAVER BROS. INC DIST. a4ss
OWNERS SACRIFICE.
342: South Dakota ave. n.e-Owner
leaving city. Attractive detached home =
rooms. tile bath. fireplace, LARGE Kitchen.
recreation room; gas heat: garage: near
bus. stores and schools. Will also sell fur
niture. A real bargain. Open
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2O23 r. l. Ave. NE Dec O3lT
Evening star., 1938-06-26

Till, pm: Unusually cool. unfurnished
modern apts.; lse. liv rm.. bedrms.. jr.
din. rm.. kit. tiled bath (showerl. gar
apt. service incl in rent. AS low as S52 80.
Manager on premises. DIXIE REALTY
CO, National $3.50
Evening star., 1938-06-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE,
S40O CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT-NEW
detained o-room brick. large lot: fronting
Fort Dupont PIX 6l4 Ridge rd Sc
CAPITOL HILL, FACES LINCOLN PARK
1:lO East Capitol st,-Bargain. S6.a50.
Act quickly. E. w. BAILEY. Adams 47s6
BARGAIN-IO RMS. 3 BATHS: $3.50
$500 cash. 1866 Clifton NV Move right
in. Act quickly. E. w. BAILEY, Adams
NEW-HOME CONDITION: RMS; H
VII. oil burner: ne. section: exceptional
value: $3.50: reasonable terms. TOLSON
Evening star., 1938-06-26

IN OLD GEORGETOWN,
341O ST NV
One Of the very old homes. beautifully
restored; all brick. rooms "A master bed
rooms. 4 baths, 2 f1replaces: oil heat:
hardwood wide-board floors kitchen and
pantry. modern to minute: servants quar-
ters. bath: Georgia porch overlooking
lovely landscape. walled-in garden: ga
rage Ideally arranged for entertaining:
vacant
Evening star., 1938-06-26
HOUSES ukEuRhlsHfp.

1417 WHITTIER ST. NV.
Just Of 18th ST bedrooms. 2 baths;
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INVESTMENT CORP.
National 5a33. 1872 N. Y. Ave. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, AND BETHESDA.
SO .0S-S-room and BATH brick BUNGALOW.
$4,000 fr,ss9.,;o. seG.; and bath. o'i heat re-
eond,,Ion.d SSs%. l." oh h'h heat refs ou.s s!s
sloooos rSo%si Sssn,ifS baths .nb,h oil heat refs
Acre lawn. fiowers fisfeAa shrSbs. nHme: fruit 1t
0sHsSS%. s.sssan Ss,ns; corner l9t %
best section q Chevy Chase. ~
E. M. FRY, INC.
Suburban Sales and Rentals Exclusively.
1902 Wis. Ave, Bethesda. Wis. 674o-4i.
Desirable Houses and Apis.
II sfE'hSss' v: vii snd .lsds ly1s SHOW tn.s pSSa:
" ,., skoPiE & COLBERT. INC.
Nat' ss'S' prrr T16599s 159s Eye St. NV.
1914 ONTARIO PL. NV.
Completely Com te., renoyated at great expense:
best rental area: S15 5'a'hs' "-car garage
2046 37th ST. NV.
bedrms.; oil heat. stippled walls,
screened porch; awnings. garage: s75.
SAM RosEY. ADAMS 270O
1888 RITTENHOUSE NV.
/, rooms. 2ls baths; new house: Venetian
blinds. recreation room. built-in garage. oil
neat, glass inclosed shower Also Complete
path and shower In basement new Electro
ux Rsnan,sS Near seh9cls stores TRANSPORTATION
FOR RENT.
3612 2sth st. n.e.-6 r., b.. oil ht g. 5000
62l Kennedy St. n.w.-6 +. b. h.-wh. 5000
3os c st. n.e.-sr., b., elec, 1880
93a 2 ST. s.w.-6 r.. b., oil heat - 1850
12O Mass. ave. n W. r., b.. elec 4O.5O
GEORGE l. BORGER.
643 Ind. Ave. NV. Natl o35O.
COLORED--s ALEXANDER COURT NV.
4-Room Brick: SI4.50
1907 SEUDlE ESe g. & NW, COLBERT Naii' ahci ss7s.
3og 18th ST. Sc.
8 rooms bath, h.-wh. cleo: $3.50
30 Fla. Ave. NV. Dec 2ao5.
CoLORED-ls2O L ST. NV.
rooms; bath, electricity; in good con-
''''0A .GuXRXNTy REALTY. INC.
1905 x st. NV. National O5s7.
DUPLEX APARTMENT.
2'23 40th ST. NV. NO. 4.
. r.. k. b.; gas heat. Key Apt Il $3.50
GEORGE 1. BORGER.
$40 Ind. Ave. NV Natl O35O
Evening star., 1938-06-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WEII.-FURN, MODERN CORNER HOUSE.
2 baths; available July 1 to reliable fam
ly for months; SS5 mo. Randolph 226l
$500 PINEY BRANCH RID. N.W.-CHARM-
Ing Dutch Colonial: rms. b.. elec. refs /.
auto: neat; gar: reas.: years lease.
AN s-RM HOUSE. ON ROCK CREEK
Park. Reas. Call Monday. Natl. 67S7, or
Adams 26O6 after 8,
Evening star., 1938-06-26

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR RENT WITH
us-We have applicants for all classes.
GRAHAM g. OGDEN BIB Woodward Bldg.
Natl. 36s9. Eve. Wis. 3726-J.
5 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE. FURNISHED. IN
Bethesda or CHEVY Chase Md: one or
more months; three in family; good ref
Star.
WANTED-12- ROOM HOUSE OR MORE
with large grounds. trees and porches for
rest home for elderly people; unrestricted
zone. Adams 565S
YOUNG COUPLE WITH CHILD DESIRE
broom house with modern improvements;
D. c. or nearby references; $50 month
Box 224z. Star
HOME. "a BEDROOMS WITHIN 20
miles OF District: ground tor garden:
rent. S35-S40, with option of buying
VIII =, consider business property. Box
4i0-Y Star o1s
Evening star., 1938-06-26


1905 S ST. NV.
1875 BRYANT ST. NV.
r. and b. - $50 90
1921 @ ST. NV.
939 H ST. NV.
Upper floors with heat: il r.. > b.. $500
1874 OAK ST. NV.
r. and b.--------- S51 so
440 PARK RID. NV.
r. and bath: oil burner $50 90
1927 9Th ST. NV.
10 r. and o. b. $50 :,
1925 10th ST. NV,
r. and b.: cleo. h.-wh $50 90
WASH. LOAN & TRUST co