davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-12-04

other person says, Now, let's not
fight about this" just answer. Very
we'll, old man." Remember. the COM
plete gentleman never brawls.
10. The Voice-f,om-the- Back Seat
Hazard. This still constitutes the
greatest single traffic menace in the
United States. Manufacturers. have
marked up thirty years of rapid
progress in the perfection of automo-
biles and accessories. How about
spending a little time on the mass
production of that exceedingly rare
accessory - the little woman who can
sit in the rear seat of a motor car
without shouting. "Slow down.
Harveyr? have only one method of
procedure to recommend against the
Voice from the Back Seat. When it
shouts "Slow down." sloW down. In
fact, slow down to complete stop.
leap out of the car and thumb ride
back into town.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

to stoop so low. If the transom is not
ajar, remember there are plenty of
other rooms in the building.
8. The Recdlcifranl- Slip Situation:
What to do when lady's slip shows
in back is something that has never
been satisfactorily decided. l. myself,
prefer not to embarrass the victim by
calling it to her attention. Rather,
always carry a special pair of shears
for the emergency. with which l
steaIthily trim the slip even with the
hem of the skirt. Void - no blush
need burn my chickadee's fair face.
9. The Collaborating Spectacle:
Personally l have never been greatly
troubled by this problem, being, as l
am, the deliberate, slow-to-action type.
However. for those who are con-
tinually embarrassed by the conven
tional squabble for the restaurant
check, Id advise this: When it comes
to the point where. inevitably. the
Evening star., 1938-12-04
MY RULES OF ETI0UETTE
Continued from pogs six

social arbiters that placing the elbows
on the dinner table is quite acceptable
today. Putting the feet up is entirely
another matter. however. and cannot
be countenanced unless spats are worn.
4. The Large Hat in Thedter Men,
ace: 1t is perfectly correct to lean
forward and hiss in the offending
lady's ear: Madam, will you kindly
remove that washbasket Give her
thirty seconds, and if she does not
respond. bring your cane down smartly
on the top of her head. If you haven't
a cane. an umbrella will do nicely.
5. The Mr.. Af,rhrm Interlude: Many
an otherwise scintillating party has
been ruined by the hosts having to
introduce someone whose name he
should. but does not. know. In this
case. dear old Frank or Johnny
Mrrhrm" will generally get by if you
cover up quickly by yelling across
the room. Hey, don't flick ashes in
that goldfish bowlr'
6. The Trolley Car Seating Problem:
Various parts of the country feel diff
ferently about a gentleman's obliga-
ton to give up his seat to a lady in
trolley car. My solution is simple and
merely calls for praCticed eye. l
quickly estimate the weight of the
bundles the lady is carrying If over
seventy pounds, stand up-if can
stand up. Otherwise l fall forward.
7. The Listening at Keyhole Question:
The practice of keyhole-listening is
usually confined to hotels and board
ing houses. 1t is absolutely indefensible
Evening star., 1938-12-04

who write me daily, asking my counsel
on the knottier problems of etiquette.
The limitations of space prevent me
from covering more than very few
perplexing etiquette questions here
So have selected ten representative
problems that confront every one of
us in normal daily life:
l. The Saucer Knee Dilemma:
This is matter that has for centuries
struck terror into countless stout
hearts As you may see, in the photo
graphic masterpiece accompanying
this article. have solved it. My
saucer is as firm as Gibraltar - be-
cause always have about me we'll
chewed wad of gum, which. slipped
unobtrusively between saucer and
knee. insures confident afternoon.
g. The Gioce- -Recorerine Emergency:
Every night of the year. approx
mately 100000 American husbands
suffer loss of time and physical indig
nifty in peering under theater seats for
their wives gloves. l have devised a
novel scheme that completely fore
stalls this social embarrassment.
have printed, 500 at time. penny
post cards reading: Dear Manager:
Tomorrow night my wife will attend
your theater to lose a pair of gray
suede gloves. You will greatly oblige
by retrieving and sending same to
address below" Mail these cards in
good season. and l guarantee you
sixty-per-cent return.
3. The Elbows- on Table Controversy:
| agree with most other progressive
Evening star., 1938-12-04

with onion, salt, pepper and eggs.
Mix we'll and pack in loaf pan. Bake
in a moderately hot oven (35Oo F.
about as minutes. Yield: 6 portions.
Serve with a celery cream sauce
made as follows: Brown l tablespoon
minced onion in tablespoons butter.
Blend in l tablespoon -four, tea
spoons minced parsley and teaspoons
minced pimiento. Gradually stir in
IL cups canned cream of celery soup.
Simmer until thick
This meat loaf is one of the dishes
which appear on the buffet table when
the Lanes give a party. Fried chicken
is an alternate Or sometimes they
barbecue a steak. In addition to the
meat. there are usually large dish of
scalloped potatoes, two salads - one
a fruit salad and the other French
garlic salad made with tomatoes,
lettuce and other mixed salad greens.
and served with French dressing
delicately favored with garlic.
Pineapple sherbet and angel food
cake are the most frequent dessert.
And Priscilla suggests delightful
variation for more formal meals.
Scoop out half a pineapple shell. fill
this with pineapple sherbet, and top
it with the scooped-out pineapple.
There's simple heartiness about
Priscilla. not only in her food prefer
ences but in her love OF the out of
doors. She swims great deal. rides
horseback, and Loves badminton.'
She is full of verve and fun. quick
minded and ready of tongue.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
MEALSFoR HUNGRY PEOPLE
by Grace Turner

HlSAlLLh LANE, l~CIlt y -OilC, llIly,
- talented. vivacious and the
successful comedienne of the
movies whose recent picture was
Brother Rat" is the youngest Of the
five gifted daughters of DR.. L. A.
Mullican. an Iowa dentist. Three of
these sisters Lola, Rosemary. and
Priscilla - are all members of screen
land.
In the affectionate, closely knit
family, Rosemary and Priscilla have
been particularly congenial. They got
their start together in radio with
Fred Waring. Life in Hollywood has
strengthened their friendship. In one
wing of the rambling Spanish farm
house these two young stars share
bedroom, dressing room and bath.
I'VE always eat at home" Priscilla
says. land it was in Iowa | got my
tastes in food. My mother makes the
most delicious creamed chicken -
yellow and favorful. In fact. we are
famous for our creamed chicken
dinners, with corn and string beans.
hot biscuits and apple butter, a salad
of tomato aspic. and chocolate cake
with fig filling for dessert
What an atmosphere of well-being
there is about this menu! Yet every
item is simple and procurable the year
round. Corn is always available in
cans, string beans are to be had fresh
in many markets = and canned
everywhere. Apple butter comes in
jars: and tomato aspic is easily made
of canned tomatoes.
A slice of ham. rubbed with mus
tard and a little brown sugar. and
broiled or sauteed is most appealing,
if you serve mashed potatoes and
brown gravy with it and add wilted
lettuce salad. The salad" Priscilla
says. should be just tiny bit sweet"
So add little moEe sugar than usual
to temper the tartness of the French
dressing.
Another of her mothers dishes
which we join with Priscilla in recon-
mending is meat loaf that combines
pork and ham with the beef ordinarily
used alone for this Wand. Priscilla
promised US her own recipe. but some
how she got away without letting us
have it. So we experimental and
worked out the recipe which follows.
Msat LOOT
pound ham. ground
n pound pork. ground
u pound beef. ground
slices bread
4 cup warm water
medium-sized onion, minced
4 teaspoon salt
u teaspoon pepper
2eggs
Mix ham. pork and beef. Molsten
bread with water and add to meat
Evening star., 1938-12-04
COUGHS.
Here's Why
You Cough -.
WHEN YOU CATCH COLI

Congestion results and
the tiny glands in your
throat and windpipe cease
To work properly.
Z The seCretions of these
glands often turn to heavy.
clinging pifleRm.
} This sticky phlegm irri-
tates your lender throat
tissues and you cough.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
How per:vssin Relieves Coughs

Pertussn an herbal syrup. stimulates the glands
in your throat to pour Cut their natural moisture
Then that sticky. irritating ph,eam is loosenesk
easily raised and expelled.
Nour throat is soothed and your cough relieved
quickly and safely by the Eertussin Moist
throat Method.
osiek sW6 effective sss ysssns sssd ~ -
pgovoA ~ Nsivllosss u boeties ssseA
Evening star., 1938-12-04

Make Christine. Cookie. Now!
Delightful foreign recipes os we'll
os Amsrieon fovoritss appear in this
leoflsf. Also recipes for other dishes
nomed on tic poss. To get IL, send o
three cont stomp Ito cover tie cost Of
spoiijna) with q note TO Grace Turner,
Service Department. This Week
Mosozins, in core Of this newspaper.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
How a yellow envelope
saves an hour in time of need

THvERy morning, into the mail room OF
~ the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, pours a flood of mail equal to
that handled by the city of Fort Wayne,
Indiana.
Among the tons of mail will be some
1900 to 1900 yellow envelopes If it were
necessary to open these yellow envelopes
and classify their contents, at least an
hour would be lost. at time when every
hour is precious.
But there is no need to open them. The
color says that someone insured in Metro
politan has passed away. and that some
one else is left behind, faced with the ex-
traordinary and immediate expenses that
always accompany death.
So the yellow envelope takes prece-
dence over all incoming mail Unopened,
it is hurried to the proper department,
where the claim, when verified, is in,n'e-
diately put through for payment.
That is one of the reasons why, in the
vast majority of all death claims, Metro
politan is able to mail the insurance check
on or before the second day following re-.
ceipt of the claim.
Incomplete or inaccurate information
accounts for nearly all cases of delay.
Evening star., 1938-08-05
EARNS WANIED.

FARM: NO DOWN PAYMENT: IF NEC-
essary will trade farm in Louisa County,
Va, for down payment. Wanted. between
sary buildings for farming not over 90
miles from D. C. Will pay $40 mo; not
over $500. Call Emerson S6s3, after
g pm.
house. small barn or chicken coop. within
20 miles Of District No down payment;
S35 monthly payments. Alex. 554-J-3.
Evening star., 1938-08-05
AUCTION SALES.
THO1 J. OWEN d BON, AUCTIONH1fA.
143l EYE ST. NV

TOOAY.
THOe. J. OWEN a. BON. AUCTIONH1kA.
1881 EYE ST. NV
TRusTEEs SALE SALE Or OF yALuABLE E4 real
BRICK BUILDING KNOWN AS PREM:
MnRrHWesF 1s5S ny9e RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 1000. folio 346 .et
seq. of the land records OF the District Of
Columbia, and at the request OF the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
premises; On FRIDAY. THE FIFTH DAY
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the foiiowins.ds-
scribed land and premises, situate in the
District Of Columbia. and designated as and
being lot numbered thirty-three (33) in
numbered one hundred and sixty Q6O), as
per plat recorded in the once of the sur
yeyor for the District Of Columbia in Lber
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed Of
trust for S17.5O0.OO. further particulars
of which will be announced at time OF
sale; the purchase price above said odd trust nG
REQUIRED. Examination Of title. convey.
ancing, recording revenue stamps. ETC.. At
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within 30 days otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be ad@er.
tised and resold at the discretion OF the
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
By: H. PRESCOTT GATLEY.
President.
Assistant Secretary.
jy25.26.27.29. $50, ,au1.2.3.4.5
Evening star., 1938-08-05
ADAM A. wEscHIER Z SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or TWO NEW HoYels
NoRTHEAsr: CONTAINING ROOMS
TOMORROW.

TRUSTEES SALE Or y TWO s1TX NEW ! EoyslEss; os}sEs
N9ssrAsH N9s a9lS HSR ScoaaFh1NlA9 Ma nA9i5 RooNs s
in z yiber ef'Se No. 71ss, folio s15, ct esd
the land records Of the District ofCpz
iun,bia, and at request Of party secUreG
thereby. undersigned trustees will o0sf
for sale BY public suction; In froDt 8E
Day OF AUGUST. 1925. AT NQ4
property in said District: Lots SO and 8Ffs
square 5O77. Hillbrook. as per plet re-
corded in the once Of the surveyQg 4or
said District in Liber County 81. iona u;
Terms Of sale: Each house will ~ eold
separately subject to prior deed Of trust
for $4,000 on each at 5hrs; due Deceq6er
2, 1910; balance cash. deposit Of SEQ
required Of purchaser OF each at ssates
Examination Of title. eonyeyancins, res
cordins. revenue stamps and notarisi fsea
piled with within thirty days from dry of
sale. otherwise trustees reserve this. fieht
to resell property at risk and cost of de-
faulting purchaser after hve days sdvef-
tisement Of such resale in some nev2nnoee
published in Washington. D. c.. or deposit
may be forfeited. or without forfe1tfn4
deposit trustees may avail themseiyee sof
any legal or equitable rights asainet De-.
1A"''' CORA A. DKNNlsoN. -
o. \. LrNKnss, ]
Atty. for Noteholde&s I
ssa.S.s.1o.12. 1872 H st. NM
Evening star., 1938-08-05
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

) OR ROOM UNFURNISHED DETACHED
house with garage. good condition. available
Aug. Is to Sept. |. Vicinity Takoma Park.
COLLEGE Park or Laurel. $1,000 K NJ.
FARLEY. Greenbelt Project. Construction
Division. Greenbelt Nd. 81
HAVE CLIENT FOR GOOD WILBUR
nished house near the Catholic University.
CALL MRS. CHATLOS. with BOSS &
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500.
4-BEDROOM HOUSE, NEAR WESTERN
High Woodrow Wilson High or nearby Va.
convenient to transportation and stores.
sos to S15 month. Box 365-D. Star.
Evening star., 1938-08-05
LOTS FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT HIGH ELE-
vation. in the best Northwest section. facing
three streets with many fine. large shade
trees. Opposite Government park.
most desirable site for q fine home.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. .3l K ST. NV.
ATTENTION BUILDERS INVESTORS
Large apt. site. Northeast. near Capitol:
plans and construction loan financed.
Reasonable price. Box 369-D. Star. -
FOR SALE+sUBDIvIsION LAND. 300
acres. on improved roads in Sc suburbs
and city only a few miles from Capital
for subdivisions; macadsm roads. elecIIlc-
ity. hne old oak trees. Map at 1851 WAL
iach pl NV, between 18th and l4th SITS.
Title clear no incumbrance B. P. Ed
MUNDS. owner. Phone Dec. 1854.
FOREST HILLS, D. c.
Beautifully wooded lot. 81 #. wide BY
200 #. deep: southern exposure; almost
lO,Sqo 50. tt: price, $3.50. BOSS &
PHELPS. NATIONAL a3nO. EVENING.
PHONE MR.. WAIVER. GEORGIA 615s.
coLoRED-LoTs m DEANwooD AND
help build. District 91T0.
Evening star., 1938-08-05
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

COMMERCIAL CORNERS.
Will buy corner property quickly. Call
9. T. Kolb. eve phone West Gl21.
J. LEO KOLB, INC.
1897 Wis. Ave West 0O0c
Evening star., 1938-08-05
WATERFRONT
PROPERTY
ADVERTISING
SUMMER CAMPS.
(See Page A.4.)

CAMP WOOISTON, ON THE PATUXENT
River. for girls. Swimming. BOATING. sailing
and tennis. Riding extra; $l6 week or
S28-2 weeks for August only Prince
Frederick 4I-F-l1 MRS 8. w. LIPPEN-
COTT. director. Bsrstow p. O., Calvert
County. Md
Evening star., 1938-08-05
FARMS FOR SALE.

MI. FROM WASH. NEAR LANHAM
Nd. 20 a. Ar house. beautiful old cedar
grove Elec. available. Price $1,000 w
r. HARDISTY. Lanham, Hytts. slc-F-l5.
II ACRES IN LANHAM
5-rm house. barn. chicken house corn
crib 100 grape vines $500. terms
ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765
Evening star., 1938-08-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE. .
a BRANp-NEw BRICK BUNGALOW AT
lated and arranged for additional bedrooms;
rHos T. hssar ceS eo'et $500 s'1asf un
q pm.
REAL VALUE DIRECT FROM OWNER.
New large s rooms and side porch; beau,
can cam AFFORD. ifo m 4ssi 4sfh st. NV Out wis
consin ave. to Davenport St. west on
Emsr1o~ RayenDOrt s,as ae 4sth st. north IA block
GOOD HOME NEAR THE NAVY YARD.
e cellar .y and fl:.a a. Ios $3.50 800 TO- By sst. LII ss
Ssts!s %oopwAkb Aa Gss oE''ss eoa 6
81 e5C-DET; SosToRY: s.B: R.: AIR
fGns 1'PS 0e day " Drive
out tonight and select yours. 10 under
construction. already sold!
BUILDER WILL BUILD OR ROOM BR.
$3.50 cash II you own clear lot; Will
finance balance like rent Col. O629. No
trif1erS D
PETwoRTH-s6. 50o-BRIcK, SIX RMS,
oil heat: one trust (no renewals). RAN
5000 DoWN-S5O MO WILL BUY 5 OR
,vIeta room ne. Ss. b5ie6 aS6o home in 0eaut sub
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD,
limestone; 10 rooms. baths. lear garage;
recondtioned easy terms. Geo 12'l.
BEDROOMS. Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CIR
cle-Price less than the original 1st trust.
In excellent condition. Fine lot. shade
trees. Immediate possession. Easy terms.
Georgia 1870.
CENTER HALL BRICK OF IMPRESSIVE
proportions in Chevy Chase. D. G. is now
available at an attractive price Large liv-
ing room with stone open fireplace: an over
f,,llx inir
with wall space, beautifully equipped kitch-
en-. including breakfast facilities, rst-foor
nsts ana attic T psneed
automstie heat THos L. PHILLIPS, clev.
1900 until pm.
bunsaiow. additional room snd floor. oil
lot 4oxl2o. ss,a50: Phone Clev. 9253.
ONE OF THOSE UNUSUAL PROPERTIES
Of land, ali planted with nowers shrubs.
garden. vineyard 05 varieties). fruit trees:
etc The home sGntans
'fsss.a Pss y s''cs5 cs, Sss55 sssoo Mr. r6s
Georgia 1855. -
vasy s.2D, sgy e}y osr. ~ Pn Fl:
attractive lisht tapestry brick row house
Il an DTf eons .DGa
Dor porch. ho0% Breakfast o room % adjoining vslI
eoIipoed Kitchen, large osneral lods EIe1tris
yard: large. dry basement: garafe: All n
very good condition. BOSS FaELrS
NATIONAL 93nO. EVENING. PHONE MR..
MANNAKEE RANDOLPH 1888:
RARE BARGAIN.
&5,450.0O.
Near Catholic University. rooms
bath brick garage; oil heat; terms. Clev.
S7.95O-WOOORDOE NE
modern eieht-room semi detached
new and the price made extremely low
for . quick sale This is 2 very out.
standing value and should be seen at
'ne +. NJ! nfas nHfaosoKER. METROPOLITAN 2ses.
Evenings. 8 to 9. Call Atlantic 69s2.
Mr.. 4th AND r. I, AVE.
Open ewes. 1923 Bryant st. ne imS.'
2 inclosed porches. oil heat: $3.50. Terms.
ROGER MOSS. District 312l.
BARGAIN-S35O CASH.
S37 so PER MONTH.
5000 sHERRIER PL. NV. (rotomac
HeiEhts, - comiortabIe: ssm,,detaenneaa .s ss.t nea
s33 + sassp osno sn eaf l9s S3eer erEdHF "a
xEN&6AW, DECATUR oA00.
Evening star., 1938-08-05
MONEY TO LOAN.

sECOND-TRUsT LOANS NEGOTIATED
promptly. small monthly payments; reA-
sonable rates. W. T. COTHERN. 9l3 New
York ave. NV. Natl. 1416. s.
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES
on D. c. real estate. Prompt service. P. ].
WALSHE 1IOT Eye st. NV. Natl 646S.
Evening star., 1938-08-05
HOUSES FUR. OR uhFuR.

NEWLY DECORATED: ROOMS .
baths ideal location; large yard: private
earase; reasonable. Call Alex 33S2-W
TAKoMA PARK 1877 BUFFALO AVE
screened porch. sarase. oil Burner; .'' on on
shaded corner lot
621l 18th st. n.w.-6 rooms. automatic
neatr pulit-ln GARAGE. porches: furnished.
o. B. HOPKINS.
Dist or En-. 1908. 1928 vt. Ave.
Evening star., 1938-08-05
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

.4Oa N UPTON ST.
LEE HGHTS!, ARLINGTON CO.. VA.
-" Rms. Kit. Bath; $50 80.
MT. VERNON MORTGAGE CORP
201 Machinists Bldg. Natl. 5536.
900 BALTIMORE BLVD.
RIVERDALE. MD.
4 rooms. kitchen and bath S47.5(
Convenient to Schools and Bus.
MT. VERNON MORTGAGE CORP,
2O7 MachiniSts' Bldg. Natl. 5536.
Evening star., 1938-08-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-BY BUILDER-NEw. MOD
srn. 5-room and bath BUNGALOW. ami;
Kensington TAX.
GENTLEMANs SMALL COUNTRY Es-
g" 9d ID st. rd HeS by %
fireplace; ;;,,, sun porch; dining rm; with fre-
baths. also lRe. master bedroom with fire-
place % opening out on lee screened sleep
tanning 3 rms; oil heat outbldss. con-
sist Of double car saIase with servants
o~NsR R 10 nspees ead co
lumbia 1873
RESTRICTED LOTS. lOOx36O: 5000; :
gahsv %ss from sao san1 Bridge in EsStsx
s3aw.. anytime except Sunday
ARLINGTON. vA.-4-RM BUNGALOW,
h.-w.h. ami. full basement. 2-car ga
sacrifice. Lincoln O442-J.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, AVE D-NEW MOD
payment. Price, $3.50 Greenwood 1854.
GHEyERLY, = MILES FROM CAPITOL.
now at big sacrifice Box 361-D. Star. o.
a-ROOM BUNGALOW, FULL BASEMENT.
with water in house; 6 lots: SI.1OO cash. or
will sell house and 3S lots for 81 800:
100 cash and balance monthly. Call
2323 East Dupont ave, Dupont, Md,
JOSEPH WOODWARD -
BELLE HAVEN = RECONDITIONED a.
room house: view of river $4,000.
HELEN r. MARSHALL. Temple 426a-J.
PRICE REDUCED. So 75O-SEVEN RMS.
ami: oil heat; newly decorated: 5 acres:
Co: terms. F. H. A. approved for higher
rate. Box 350-D. Star. -
ga ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY.
rms. bath. oil burner. cleo: $4,000:
terms. ERWIN REALTY CO.. call Hyatts-
vii
Evening star., 1938-08-05
MONEY WANTED.

$4,000 FIRST MORTGAGE FOR ONE
year. 60 interest. 1Oec commission; title
ready amply secured to suit any conserva-
tive investor; on nearby property: respon-
private party; with the present low rate
Of interest being paid by banks. a high
class MORTGAGE like this should be snapped
up quickly. Box 494-H. Star.
Evening star., 1938-08-05
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

Will. BUY IMMEDIATF.Y FOR Cash
white or colored properties regardless of
condition or location H. SACHS, 2l5
Stewart Bldg, 4O2 9TH st. NV. Rep. / SO.
for houses in D. c. Quick answer and
settlement E. A. GARVEY. Dist 45Os;
eve. and Sun. Geo $500 1928 Vt ave
CASH FOR ROW BRICK OLD HOUSES
Ready Buyers. q to & Rms z w BAILEY.
Adams 41S6 Mail. I435 Meridian II W
FOR RESULTS, LIST YOUR PROPERTY
with J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met I143
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR
property. regardless OF size. location or
condition, provided the price is right.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos No Cap. Realtor. Natl 6731
Evening star., 1938-08-05
NEARBY VIRGINIA

Modern 6-room well-built home To-
Gated in Franklin Park, Just on the Old
Dominion drive; 1-acre corner tract with
beautiful garden space and small orchard.
This Is . real bargain at $3.50: terms.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Evening star., 1938-08-05
HOUSES UNEURkIsHep.

NEAR NAVY YARD-8 ROOMS. BATH,
ami; excellent condition; good location;
S45 INQUIRE $50 10th st. s.e.
ATTENTION ARMY AND NAVY OFTT-
to l rms. ba.. brick. S75 to SI2O: nearby
Nc. me- RiyYsaIdale; Yad rms. ba.. "a, q. land.
corner; $3.50: virginia. rms, ba. S45;
also 5h acres with modern 7-rm. dwelling,
Snade hsnnery barn: Vienna: $50. Full
ION =; GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV. Dis
CHEVY CHASE. D. C,-DETACHED
rms, baths. garage: block school, bus;
S15. 51I3 a3rd st. NV. Wis. 6O18. OWNER.
OPEN OPEN AND LIGHTED. 3 TO Pm, BY
1~ner' 54a7 Nebraska ave. Chevy Chase,
neat: also rms: and bath nearby
S!5 G1RARD ST. NE.-BEAUTTFUI
nome exposures. rms: ami; brick
earase: beautiful yard. Open. OWNER.
,Rsssonsbls rent 70 riRht party. oSil Wal.
Evening star., 1938-08-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
$500 CASH.
7-RooM COLONIAL HOME.

7-RooM COLONIAL HOME.
Balance in easy monthly payments. less
than rent; Contains entrance hall, living
room kitchen: screened porch; bedrooms,
matte heat. One block to transportation.
: blocks TO stores and school, This is .
suehAsaE ses 1iss until
pm.
REMARKABLE VALUE!l
bath Colonial home. featuring center hall.
&c luxe kitchen. spacious living room snd
planted %tS and
pointed baths; fully insulated attic: lounge
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$4,000.
CHEVY CHASE CENTER HALL BRICK,
sauar. west Of Conn: ave. between ths tv9
enss aes baths, Hys ynx IoS% as
81 sURskR' e RErR1d EI1s ansafe ERHToR AND
5eaatifSiiy landsesped Ha lot 0t aerraeed ssrden %
Com%pare pare this home with any offered at
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. O753.
Evenings. Mr.. Walk. Clev 631a.
3016 CORTLAND PL.. NV.
A detached brick home Of rooms and =
baths in new-house condition. offered at .
great reduction over the original cost.
Open Today. to q PM.
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER REALTY CORP,
100 Eye st. NV Met $500.
COLORED.
A:950-125O JACKSON ST. NE
Small detached home. rooms and bath.
front porch, h.-w h., fireplace. cleo, large
back yard. Vacant. Terms
x6.S50-l224 JACKSON ST. NE.
. Attractive semi-detached home. large
rooms. bath, h.-w h.. concrete cellar. front
porch; inclosed sleeping porch, large attic,
nice blV back yard Vacant Terms.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
Exclusive Agents.
9TH and H Sts. NE Lincoln 0S97.