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HOUSES FOR SALE.

WE HAVE a. BEAyTIFUL BUNGALOW
Open an day. Reasonable terms. owner
ssSaf asu's ss dSH'n'
oR s35SS soii 4s ], sn1GK ne1n n
It. Colonial reconditioned mouse, J rooms.
path. path; porehes S Ssrsss Easy purchafe
Natl. i737. or EVENINGS. ciev 7s4S. ''
oPPoRTUNITY-S250 CASH, $50 MO.
Sqy; Sqst modfT9 n
SaRN'ss R ri s2,es sT HwsaNsiP56 .a &
home for $1,000 Georsia ii22.
PETWoRTH - s6;s5O BUYS $4,000
sSasf eendtop petwSth Seaa.s sfsa D0rehss n'
s. Nes yoHS aH2Ms Me6p Ae6 sTs s1d etS o s.. lttn
sosssR JOHN of 4fR %5oB zT s.1 e e.
s.Assa. BARGAIN. ;9ooEFuRN sEM1-DET:: {
stricted NV Columbia i75a-W.
REAL BARGAIN; GROOM DETACHED
mast stS Sh'is pboD. f sheap
Per i4th large modern o ash sick sEoa Tooms W &
bedrooms; elec. refs. 3 porches iarse
new Ssya iees " BAILEY WnS hGsR. 42sH sa1
Chevy Chase, D. C., Va and Nd: long
term Federal housing available: I-5 cash
Dananc. balanee less than rent; also good income
r. GORDON. 1877 Eye St. NV Dist. $3.50
$1,000 EQUITY IN WOODBRIDGE BUNGA-
low. sacrince tor reasonable amount of
Detached 'ah briet HSM 3 9ooms aomEs ana ? baths.
attic sstttIi.c q One with bedroom and bath on
:,nd floor One with o bedrooms a0 All 1h'V With tn
exdra-large rooms and plenty Of closet
The above homes are now open. Your
promptness is invited to inspect these most
carefully ,ref Sult and most complete homes.
"la'''ss ao4 f"sn1sfsS W1NpoM y R1 Hllds NV Miller
w,nana, Iout River 3, I'd. IL e 44,h ST. south to
1924 14,6 St 81 NV. \ SAMl0' Dist Dist. aa47.
PET"oRPRi PRlcs 2o3l 4, snn sth ST. NV.
Rooms Bath, Porches.
1874 1sth MhfA St. n NV. SA"As bissrict iNG ss4e,
- SEE 1850 OATES ST. NE
erms eo"oaP W&PiE yaesn e jAMEs sms Pfsee PNc
l2::4 18th st NV. Dist. a34:. 34:' 4'o"
BUNGALOW S5;25o-vAcANT-oPEN
LIGHT! rooms ON b1n. bath hot.water heat electric
wv, NV, .tttl5 scHiEY AVE. Sc.
po.t .oqt Alabama ave. to end of fence at
1924 ,Sth VASE St NV. 4 JAMES DIS: bi.f. ss47.
NEAR 18th AND RANDOLPH SITS. NV.
b,i,s;35 S,s;;35o Nv with Sa35o cash. subject to
Veil construoted y 500 rooms aor s00s. 3s.
9ooms5deep roo rs. STYLE :: complete tiled baths
HPe xe Gas dining
toned throughout includIng electric f,x
tqres. . weather er-stripped. Deep lot to wide
ssiectrieisy. Don't miss his value FRANK
Dist 1905. or home. ciev' o7a4. Apt. 4ie.
sEE-14l5 HoLBRooK ST. NE
THESE tWo-family investment homes will
apt, will pay most of the carrying charges
TWO baths. porches front and rear, furred
oPEN~L1GHTED-HEATED ..
BARGAlN-oPEN SAT. AND SUNDAY.
Must be seen to be appreciated 4s5"
Park ave. just off of Western ave. and
arse o arm pree 6eesa,ox sssso
terms.
81, ,,15 THos. g. i p i, WALSH. INC: -s
y, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
nIc sysTythlnS fdnd vn incualss location what
Open. Heated. Lighted to o PM Daily.
..,. 41l5 44th sT; NV,
"'''A'''e SSh,fne9 WGhF, RuPEpER Il hsl'a Miller
100. VA WAPLE !, 4 s u JAMES INC; ,,,-
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

BUNGALOW. s45 Mo.-5 R. AND B.; p
tar gar; h.-w.h.; range will drive to
property. 9 to 2. Cali Hirside oaIo. To- W
5-RooM BRICK, BUNGALOW, GARAGE.
eat raTse conn aTa aauts Rene I'd
II. lIs UpsAL ST. ,s.E:-5-RooM BuNGA-
low. h.-w.h.. ami. garage. Atlantic 1921
for appointment.
BETHESDA; MD.-FoR OCCUPANCY JAN
3 bedrooms. Wise. 6i27 after . pm. A'
634 IRVING ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS, BATH,
h.-w.h h. ,tarage. yard: excellent condition.
Rent reduced, S55. Columbia e135.
reasonable Adams 6567. '@' ---''
RL1NGToN-6-RooM BRICK. BUN
d sSe st. north eas Wanns lines 1sssW sss school
Ss MAPLE PIE TAKoMA AZ ~ PARE
1900 HORNER PL. sE-7-RM HOUSE,
steam heat, garage, ami. Phone Atlantic
S29l Tor appointment.
BUNGALOW CHEVY CHASE, D. C.. 5s14
32nd st. n.w.-Newiy renovated: liv. rm,
bedrm:, din; rm,, kit. bath: full. finished
pased bedTmps bath l2S.ft yard
300 Patterson st. NV. Cleveland s24S.
IL 9th ST SCI ROOMS BATH AND
NJ FRANK RUPERT, 1921 7th St. NV.
1925 KILBoURNE PL. Nw.-CoLoNIAL
brick, 3 rooms. and bath, hot-water heat.
front porch; servants quarters; '.carS s-car ga
rage. Rent, $50. Can be seen at any time.
Telenhone Cleveland s144 q
CHEVY CHASE BEDRMS., 3la BATHS,
erssaal1asf ecsaol room, on beat, elec refs. % near
sAiSf rsf Ak TX slm.osns ss5ss. N.Y. wrs os
phone Gaithersburg 2-F-l1 7e
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HOUSES UkFuRklsHED.

- - ~. ~ A'".-O l. anu " OS.OO
IL LLOYD r TURNER. p 900 TN TN ST. s.W? )! 3.
rooms and sSia eate 4tn tfsgf: gf: ~. sisoo'
rms ofth s!4 dqRlsx 11'h s4KEFT lsi f. 81 hwh; s4S
S%S 49, corner brick AL condition.
.m''' ptse; ~ h5Slhi own ffs;e9 SEaes NE
rms bath isis + y Ta'b b fsFsfs; s. { $500.
'"''' '.'h, 14i5 Is. sth ni fi.eH 81. sE
g., rms. rms; bath, h.-wh.; venetian blinds;
y o'' "sAsi iii f' 'gt:SSHDiERwoop ST. NV.
SsG rms bath attic. garage. elec. refrig.;
rms. bath: : ,5'ot-ystes hest; sssa. 80.
rms 0'!h ssss saFassi fsth 0!s sr heat NV $4,000
rms. bath. hot wa water heat M'wi With blower;
rms i 1sos satbs. & STREET a77sas.a Ne E. ,
3 rn. :, ,soo5 14th ST; NV.
1924 rg,h WghPEE IF i ~ JAMES 1Sc;. nc .,.7
soS Sath. n :. eiee; sas::. h.-wh. $4,000
1oss stecil R,sd.Slhuzz hi,w;h 475o
Tu. H.e.--O rms,
55Ia 1at9 co5a gas cleo. h,-wh. 45oo
5oo5 5oEts' eief,' f4tb refs. h:-w.h. 1880
oaraS. oa,.S, elec., gas, h.-w.h., Gear
a@eS eisc as5h shs St sst n.w.-s rms, bath. '''oo
538 Oneida pl. n n.wm pun7-'h rms esrass 1900
4e PANS St. ellen nvo gas 'gss rm, heat n.,,. 5000
elM Ind st. n.w.--s rms, 3 baths, '''oo
sos eieF Form gas IS h-w.h; 5000
4@b bat Hamilton a1dilIto st. n;w-s rms, '''''
Is PAN; Il ST. eire e W gas gas heat garage 300
latrobe heat ''' ee.' D"'h' eo m
elec we1sssr sss St: M nw1o o76 rms bath. m ~
o.,e, elee ST. oil burner '' "'" S"S' 5000
=, bath hhode ELS Island ave. n.e:-6 rms, '''
refe wilt elee'
a1t aas T St. s ws nss,-e rms. bath, cleo. 'o'0o
5lsG iii n-Wh' "a $500
ea; heat. elec. e.Ta refs rms' BATH $3.50
sSe elee srysat sas. St bn6 nf-s rms bath
Dob path: eec.. gas 'oil heat heat, ''''S'' 5000
elec "nis,n M 81; ne-6 rms, bath,
rae gas h.-wh., bult-in ga
20 New York ave. NE rms, oo''o
s19 9asr Ard elfc;c ~ y q gas. h-wh. 47.5o
20 eigS Neu iatTo5e vetH heat 4250
1919 0a'h; G.l.s eiec.; gas, h.-W.h. 1880
1oes eieci p,sannsb sas, bh;-w.h, 1000
o5S Sa'hi I4tS Sslec;; gas h.,,w,h: $3.50
eoefs sec; =; gas h.-wh: $3.50
41S gas m m" n, h, 1880
e'ee" gas h.-wh. $3.50
l4ns lst st. ne, No "-5 rms,
500 SaIn; Nor,h elee;: e. - sas h;-wh. $500
ki''' path elec gas INV h. $3.50
K. A. HUMPHREYS
SoS No CAPITOL ST Realto:. Natl GA.
1882 TRINIDAD AVE. NE
q rooms. oath garage in basement
porches. Porch, h.-w,h.: $50. Call National
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No. / W.-AMERIcAN UNIvE,
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED LOTS SUITABLE
for houses. apartments or stores.
Give location and best price for
all cash. Box 96-C. Star.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

7-ROOM HOUSE. BED ROOMS: NEAR
school: lot lOnX10O; double garage: shade
trees and shrubbery: block in MARYLAND;
Sl.b3n owing on property. Will EXCHANGE
for small house that's clear in sc. or n e.
section, Mount Rainier; Is minutes 10
town. Box SD. Star.
FURNISHED SUMMER HOME, GARAGE;
valued $1,000; q lots, shady trees: eX-
change equity, home. Chevy Chase or
Northwest section. Box SID. Star. -
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AouSRS RoR SAtR


OPEN FOR FIRST TINE.
3119 Warder Street NV.
$3.50.
large rooms in perfect condition. Gas
heat. deep lot with garage Easy terms.
II II WONT A LAST LONG At THIS PRICE.
SO INSPECT TODAY-NQT TOMORROW.
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC. Dist. 1911.
RARE BARGAINS.
Builder says SELL. Several new homes
bath. storage attic. full basement. Bryant
winter winter air conditioning wrapped in insu-
division, Present prices, $6,35O, S6,9bO.
So. $50; AS MUCH AS 10cs DISCOUNT
FOR CASH. Call MR.. LINDER, Wise
52s6, between 10 an: and 4 pm.
CONSIDER; UNDER $1,000.
All br., g rms. tile ba 3 lge porches,
built-in sarage; new condition; convenient
ne. Your terms.
ROGER MOSS-Dist. 1921.
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT,

FOR SALE OR RENT 2-FAMILY CO.
lonlal home in nearby Maryland 20 min
uteS TO center OF city: Seat Pleasant bus:
all modern convenienceS. Baltimore ave.
nal naI nlocE from Central ave, Capital
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PRoPERTY-l6
rooms. 3 kitchenetteS. , baths. oil heat:
nicely furn.: bargain price for real estate
and rooming house business: easy terms:
trades considered. Box lid Star .
DOWNTOWN RooMING-APT HOUSE. IS
rms, baths: newly remodeled; trade
small, clear house: BARGAIN $500 cash :
balance less than rent. Georgia 0533.
1-ROOM AND @-BATH HOUSE.
. acres. wooded, located in small town
40 minutes from Washington; trade Ct
sell; big discount.
w. S. HOGE,
ISIS Lee Highway. Walnut Tn40.
EVENINGS and Sunday. Walnut a15s.
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ABOUT ONE HUNDRED ACRES SUITABLE
poultry stock farming. Give complete in
formation. exact location, price and terms.
Box 62-D Star
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MD. AND VA. FARMS.
These farms should sell quickly:
Eo


,, 34o-sere tobacco . farm. State road. good
$1,000 Brick Colonial stone and frame
buildings. 21s acres. plenty bluegrass $50
per acre. 1876 acres long road frontage.
house. $500. 700 acres. old stone house.
bath. electricity: steam heat. tenant houses
river frontage: bargain to settle estate 23
acres. .-room house. good stream. main
gomery Co. 100, 10 $50 acres. $4,000 to
$25, 600 equipped.
Virginia
Southern Colonial stone. IA r. steam
heat heat baths ndS excellent buildings. $50
house. two barns and silos. other good
BUILDINGS. land in very high state OF cul-
tivation, one of the best farms in Loudoun
County: ALWAYS q money maker; $50 900.
400 acres. $4,000. 100 acres. $4,000.
Large old homestead, in good condition,
fine barn. other buildings 200 acres, con-
siderable bluegrass. near Gainesville S.
900. 215 acres. mountain farm. attractive
mouse, near Warrenton. $4,000.
Going dairy farms Md and Va. ship
egs aet deaed de to s5 500 600
oe, r; D. LILLE co. oa.o
dIn lI5 ACRES; ALL CLEARED. FULLY MOD
6wains sudnss barn bsb and al out
creek. close to good road. within - miles
Of WashinEton: due to recent death in the
family owner sacrifices at $1,000.
H. B. MITCHELL.
Phone 135. Herndon, Va.
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CHEVY Chase BEDRMS., 3la BATHS,
breakfast room, oil heat, elec. refg.: near
school; large lot: Gear garage. Write
CHARLES CLARK. Germantown, Nd. or
phone Gaithersburg 2-F-11. -
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29O5 QUE ST. NV.
A very beautiful home in perfect
2 pantries, back stairway and 3 open
fireplaces on -he first door: four
bedrooms. baths and 8 fireplaces
on the second floor; one large room
and lavatory on the third floor;
maid room and bath in the base
ment: oil burner: electric refriQer-
ator. Rent, S160 per month. House
vacant. To inspect, phone National
BOSS L. PHELPS, 1417 K st. NV.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

1909 N.W-l2-ROOM HOUSE, on,
burner unfurnished, Sl0O: partly fur
hlsneo, sl23 per mo. OWNER, Pot. 2196. =
1923 SOMERSET PL. NV, OFF 10th
Beautiful, new Diet. brick, rooms, baths:
near schools. stores; quick transportation
GEORGETOWN RMS. 2 BATHS, OIL
burner; attractive garden. Potomac 2sO6
ON CONNECTICUT AVE. CHEVY CHASE
MD. between the Chevy Chase and Colum-
bla Country Clubs Eleven rooms two baths
fireplace, oil burner. one-car garage; beau
tltul lot, 1OOx200; fine shrubbery Un-
furnished. $40. Furnished $l575O per
month. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. Natl. 1855
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUILDER WANTS ONE OR MORE ACREj
of land in or near Washington for sma i
home. Shepherd 529a.
LIST YOUR SMALL ROW HOUSES OR
investment properties with us for quick
sale. Have clients for them, Call z w.
Farley with REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
realtors. 800 NV. Natl, 1893.
Property Listings Wanted.
We have cash buyers for stores. apis.
and dwellings.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
sos ST. NV Natl. 0714
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NJ COCKRELL.
Phone 561-J-2. Falls Church. Va
EARAS FOR RENT
FARMS WANTED,

4O-AcRE TRUCK FARM FOR RENT, +
room bungalow and barn. j. W. THOMP-
SON. Ball ave, Seat Pleasant, Md. g.
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS
: - ~ y nv I'VE. DeNdIUI ''J 7 . :
8 NEW BRICK HOMES

3 NEW BRICK HOMES.
Sample. 4226 18th pl ne-Attractive
new detached brick homes. g large rms
, tile baths: one OF center-hall plan with
air conditioned gas heat; modern Kitchens
real. open freplaces attic slate roofs
furred walls. insulated. weather stripped
screened. large lots, sarage; price S10,5OO
TO Sll 500. To inspect, out r. / ave to
18th st. ne. left on 18th TO Varnum left
on sarnum Wln to 18th ,dI pl: open Until pm.
20.4 r. I. Ave NE Decatur O3l7.
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BUY NOW WHERE
CHILDREN ARE SAFE GOING TO
SCHOOL.
No main highway to cross: attractive
bune allow. wooded lot, screened porches;
priced to sell.
w S. HOGE. JR.
3S15 Lee Highway Walnut 1910
Evenings and Sunday Walnut Ola
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So, ,45O.
NEW WOODBRIDGE BRICK BUNGALOW
1905 22nd ST. NE
Three bedrooms. bath. oil burner. large
basement; close to stores. school. transpor-
tation; easy terms Open for inspection
pAIJT y cTNNE Nortb
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112s 7th ST. N.W.-VERY DESIRABLE
large. modern front: excellent business To-
cation. Phone Baltimore. Wolfe 1885,
1057.J. 21s
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ALFXANDRIA-DISTI COLONIAL.
newly dec. lar8e. sunny: > fireplaces: priv
catn. elec, retg.: expensive gas range:
ADULTS: $40. Furn $40. 30. Temple 3439.
S;55-UNFURN, 3 ROOMS, KIT, BATH,
Mt. Rainier Md N'
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MONEY TO LOAN.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

AUTO LOANS IN 5 MINUTES. se5 10
$500. Open evenings. AUTO MART.
2s05 0eorgia ave. Columbia 1870.
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TAkoMA PARK D. C,-LARGE, WELL
lshted rooms, bedroom, living dining
batn on md: heat. cleo, gas, telephone
incl. Conv. to bus and street cars III
CarrOM ST. Georela 50, Os
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AMAZING OFFER!

AMAZING OFFER!
NEW DETACHED HOMES.
MARYk7N5 t5s3 TKs gASK IT P5sTSTSSTT giST LINE:
Beautiful house. lot 50x100: convenient.
restricted: near shopping center: cars,
buses; Is minutes downtown. full base
ment. hrep!ace, hot.water heat. Stand
ard" plumbing. cabinet sink. insulated:
furred. aer,als; 131sx21 living room. al
to Maryland Park; left on New Roadway
to new High School and houses. Natl. 5437:
OPEN-SEE 1906 C st. NE.
lovely rms. arranged 2 families, Ia
pa. recreation rm.. reasonable price: terms.
ROGER MOSS-DiSt. 1921.
NEW CHEVY CHASE NEW
DETACHED BRICK HOMES.
Big Rooms
Q Complete Baths,
Attic. Gara9e, Large Lot.
Convenient Terms. VIII Consider Trade.
Model Home Now Open.
SAL 32nd st. NV.
Just North Of Military Rd. at 12nl,.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1sMx33. s37 80: entire 1st f., SAT so:
lease. w. H. MARSHALL. 929 New York
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LOTS FOR SALE

FOR sALE-TWo LOTS. 50 BY $50
eacn Beautifully located on Mt Vernon
6oulevaro near Belle Haven Va Address
SoX Az. AieXandrla. Va. Phone Sunday,
LOT ON COUNTY ROAD AT MT. VER-
ply l443 Oak ST. NV. Apt 3.
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CAPITOL HILL-l22 B ST. NE-FOR
congressional folks: completely furn 6-rm
nome. a blk. Capitol. Available now
14o6 ALLISON ST NW-6 ROOMS,
oath. gas heat, garage, elec. refrigerator.
radio. Adams a7S1-J
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TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.
Owner forced to leave Takoma on ac-
count Of illness, in family: will sacrifice
for $1,000 or best offer for Immediate
sale his bungalow of five large rooms.
sleeping porch, attic, large lot. garage;
convenient to schools; new h,-w heating
plant; easy terms; may be bought furnished.
r. D. LILLE CO,
Sf4 Carroll ST. Takoma Park Geo 1900
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81 50--ENTIRE. ',no FL. RMS, B..
NV. heat Incl: hvd. fl. separate en-
frances: parking space nr stores, bus,
lNl4 n. Hucson 81. Arlington. Va.
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EUCLID. NEAR l4th-4 BEDRMS., SEMI.
nearly furn.; $3.50. Columbia l153-W
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SlS ALLISON ST. NW.-sEMI- DETACHED
orlCk h. h.: rooms bath front side
and rear Iporches; built-in earasc; near
Schools and transportation; $50 per month
herd ,550-W ~ e'S-
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s RMS, GARAGE. sEMI-DETACHED:
automatlc heat: Petworth: $50 Box
4l-A Star
3.th ST. NW.-THREE BLOCKS FROM
Western High School. Is rooms, / bath,
Iayatory IN the basement. :! screened
porcheS. bult-ln car eara.C. new electric
ice box and washer: hot-water heat: will
install cas- furnace for $40 per month.
Comp!etely furniShed 500 per month.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1913 K ST. NV.
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CONNECTICUT AVE. NEAR WARDMAN
Hotels rooms, 3 baths. garase, recrea-
lon room nicely furnished. Adams pal
5RM. BRICK BUNGALOW. FURN AS A
home; books, piano. Eictrola. etc: garage
Reno I'd, mr.. Conn; adults; ref Met.
1862, Ext. 400
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HILLCREST HOME.
FuRN1SHED d M J. F0R DISPLAY.
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE DETACHED
REIESG1RaE1AITIoN R S1aT1 ROOM. Oil aURNER
MANY FINE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
WILL CONSIDER A TRADE ON NEW
detached homes in D. c.. suou.ps and
nearby Md. All in high-class locations
angling IN price from $9.45o 20 Si1,5OO
VIII be glad to inspect your old house for
aannate an allowance r.a en- on new house. Call Mr.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th ST NV Dist 1916.
FOR A NEW HOME OR A USED home
at low price and easy terms see or phone
US We have most complete list Of Prop
erty in the city. Any section
WAPLE JAMES INC.
1924 14th ST. NV Dist 334G
S595O-PETWORTH NEAR GEORGIA
ave. close to schools and every
convenience. Six rooms and bath.
hot-water heat. hardwood tloors,
Immediate possession.
81 .50O--MICHIGAN PARK. the beauti-
full, high section of Brookland.
not far from the Monastery. FULLY
DETACHED residence of six
rooms and TWO BATHS with oil
burner. insulated walls and roof
fireplace. large side porch and ga
rage. Inspection ARA lsrd At your
~ SHANNON e. LucHs CO..
1905 st. NV. Natl. 2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-12-11

CClVdUIc Vol lCCy Cllde AAdSO oPA uAA6
from the popularity of shadow en-
tertainment. Invariably, too, these
offerings are listed among best
sellers.
Aside from direct picture profits, a
select group of about 20 persons in
the screen colony sit back and cash
in to an enormous extent each year
through the simple process OF ap-
proving and signing contracts with
manufacturers for use of their magic
names in the fields of commerce.
It is little more involved than
that at the Walt Disney Studio,
where the by-product situation has
attained big business proportions in
a colossal way.
Disney operates separate organ
ization to investigate and close deals
on the hundreds of pieces Of merch-
andise under the banners of Mickey
Mouse, Donald Duck, Snow White,
Ferdinand the Bull and other popu-
lar pen-and-ink imps. Walt could
lock up his new plant tomorrow
throw away the key and live an
extravagant life on royalties that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-12-11

to accept unionism as legal ex-
preston of the will of the majority,
and a grave necessity for all Amer
leans to resent Nazi kultur as
destructive force. Eventually they
convince him.
A large cast goes through this
and a few subplots and I thought
they and the direction were all ade-
quate to their chores. AS I've said,
I liked the whole thing. and so,
I dare say, would many of you.
The most expensive operetta to
hit town in quite a while is Great
Lady'-s2O0,O0 worth of song and
story about Nine. Jumel. who was
good enough to go far without being
any better than she should be-
Nine. Jumel is carried tumultu-
ously from her early and less re-
spectacle days in Providence, R. l.,
to great days in Paris and New
York. The authors. Earle Croker
and LEVEL Brentano, make one
joke all along the way. It's the
one that proves Nine. Jumel was
no better than she should be. And
you get good and sick and tired
of it long before the first act is
over. But the music by Frederick
Loewe has charm, and Norma Ter
ris, Irene Bordoni, Tullio Carminati,
Helen Ford, Joseph Macaulay and
even Shepherd Strudwick are there
to sing it with grace and distinc-
ton, and a number of dancers are
there to step 1t up into something
genuinely beautiful.
The audience seemed to enjoy il
immensely. I thought it was, or
the whole, a bore, but then I've
thought that about every operetts
I've seen that was not written by
Gilbert and Sullivan.
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acting ability stymied Miss SIAM
mers. Alice Marble and Helen Wills
Moody have also been screen-tested
but have yet to appear in a nom
sports short film,
Boxer Make Baer started his
movie emoting in grand style with
Myrna 10y as his leading lady in
The Prizefighter and the Lady" but
whether it was because Makes flstic
career died, or because he wasn't so
hot as an actor-Maxie the screen
actor is no more. except sometimes
as Sparring partner for hand
some movie star.
Another boxing Make - Make
Rosenbloom-is one of the few ath-
letes who is doing all right in the
movies. Mr.. Rosenbloom's dumb
facial expressions, allied to his bulky
body and caulif1ower ears, get good
laughs from moviegoers-With the
result that Make is under long term
contract to Warner Bros, who pay
him $3.50 week, which, as Make
himself says, Amt so dumb, is it?"
Pity Man Mountain Dean. This
bearded Goliath of the mat would
gladly give his eyeteeth df wrestlers
have them for crack at movie
fame. He has gone so far as to drop
opponents into the laps of ringside
producers to call attention to his
movie possibilities. But all his ef-
forts have earned him to date are
a few one-shot flashes in few
pictures.
Hank Luisetti. the basketball star,
received a lot of publicity when he
appeared in Paramount's Campus
Confessions" It is said that this
studio wanted Hank for another pic
ture, but the boy said no" He pre-
ferred the security of his position as
a gasoline attendant!
Musicians and orchestra leaders
who have stormed the studio gates
include Rudy Vallee, Fred Waring,
Jascha Heifetz. Leopold Stokowski
and Paderewsky.
Mr.. Vallee probably could make
as many pictures as he wants to-
if he will retain the role of band
leader. But latest reports are that
Rudy wants to throw away his baton
and be an actor. But he must prove
he can act before those hard-hearted
producers cast him as a thespian.
When Heifetz agreed to appear in
Goldwyn's The Restless Age" 1t
was on condition that only his fiddle
was starred. Now I understand he
will APPEAR in non-Violin sequences
And we will have a chance to see If
his acting measures up to his f1d-
ding.
Mr.. Stokowski all but stole the
picture from Deanna Durbin in "10C
Men and Girl"-or rather his
hands did. At the moment, his time
is fully occupied with Greta Garbc
and his chore of scoring Walt Dis
ney's animated cartoons. I hope he
returns to picture-making.
Two ladies who have achieved
fame in another line are currently
trying to crash the movies-Mrs
Liz Whitney, who is famous for being
the attractive wife of multi-mil.
lionaire-and Mrs. "Barba" Gregory
whose distinction is founded or
being white princess" of Sarawal
and the wife of a wrestler. "Barba
has beaten Liz to the movie punch
with part in Universals "You Can
Cheat an Honest Man." Mrs. Whit
ney is by far the handsomer of tn,
two, and I still can't understand VIII,
she has failed to make the movie
grade. Can it be that somethin,
more than mere money is needed
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