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The Washington times., 1938-04-20
Mccarthy Tops
At rons-Lux

Charlie Mccarthy returns to
the TranS-Lux Theater Friday.
This time he and Edgar Bergen
are depicted as tramps in hobo
camp, playing cards and wise
cracking with the other buns.
Their great hope" for relief,
rich Uncle Herbie, arrives in
surprising form, in their dreams,
for situations funny in the
extreme.
Also among the short subjects
is a travelog of Nassau in the
Bahamas, feature shot of
which depicts a spectacular set
to with a giant marlin. "Un-
usual Hunting" is a sport fea-
turette, in which falcons are
seen caught and trained; ALI
gators, wild pig, coyote and
kangaroos are other prey. The
cartoon is a Disney, 1.-THE Old
NIP, in color.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL So
Bootblack Turns Actor
Ebony-hued Oscar Smith, who
presideS over the candy bar and
shoeShine concession at Para
mount studio, is neglecting bust
ness for the sake of his art. He
has been cast in a soldier role in
1.-THE Texans" by Director James
Hogan.
The Washington times., 1938-04-20

&ALIAhS sal OAS'
FULL OF EXCITEMENT
If you take Her Jungle Love"
in stride, accepting it as old
time hokum-laden melodrama,
smiling at all of its inconsis-
tencies, I guarantee you will
The Washington times., 1938-04-20
College Tunes
For the Met

"Start Cheering" collegiate
musical with a stellar cast,
comes to the Metropolitan Thea
ter Friday, April 20.
Jimmy Durante, Walter Con-
molly, Joan Perry, Charles Star
rett, Gertrude Niesen, Raymond
Walburn, Broderick Crawford,
and Hal Leroy have important
roles. Adding to the fun and
frolic are the Three Stooges, the
screens premier madmen; Pro-
fessor Quiz, radios QUESTIONABLE
answer man; Johnny and his
orchestra and Louis Prima and
his swing band; Ernest Truck,
Virginia Dale, Chaz Chase and
Announcer Jimmy Wellington.
The plot of "Start Cheering"
concerns a screen star who de-
cideS to forget all about Holly.
wood to go to college. That in
Stitution, eager for publicity, un-
Willingly makes his student life
a nightmare.
Three new songs and plenty
of fun add to the appeal of
start Cheering" a Columbia
picture adopted from a story by
Corey Ford and directed by AL
bert S. Pogell.
The Washington times., 1938-04-20

Circle" won a fine set of notices
from New York critics. They
felt her acting in Somerset
Maugham'S play was the best
she has offered in America.
CANCELS SCREENING
Only four hours after Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt stated at
her press conference Monday
that the controversial film, THE
Birth of a Baby" would be
shown at the White House, the
plans for the exhibition were
cancelled without explanation.
A print of the film is in the
possession of katherine LenrooT,
chief of the U. S. Children's Blu
reau, which has endorsed the
film. Miss Lenroot had planned
to take the film to the White
House.
Loew's is opening the doors of
its Broadway house, the State,
at 8 a. m. for the Mae West per-
Sonal appearance engagement.
MR.. KIESLING ARRIVES
Barrett Kiesling, direct from
Culver City, will be in town to-
morrow, and Division Manager
Barron of Loew'S, Inc, will be
host at a Variety Club cocktail
party.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio
publicity expert is making his
annual jaunt to editorial desks,
to find out ways and means for
making Leo-the-Lion roar more
effectively in print.
COLMAN GETS GOOD ROLE
Louis Bromfield's best-selling
novel, THE Rains Came" for
which 10th Century-Fox paid a
huge sum in out-bidding rival
producers, will have Ronald Col
man in the exciting role of Tom
Ransome, it was learned today.
Film fans have displayed
nearly as much enthusiasm in
offering casting suggestions for
this yarn as they have with
Gone With the Wind"
Strangely enough, while Daryl
zanuck was making the deal
with Colman, the bulk of the
mailed in suggestions contained
Colman'S name. Now the fans
will be happy.
The Washington times., 1938-04-20
Another Series ADDED
For 10th CenturY-FoH

Miss Modern Girl, announces
Twentieth Century-Fox Execu-
tive Producer Sol M. Wurtzel, is
to be featured in a series of films
dealing with her romances, her
adventures, her achievements,
her sorrows, and her straight
from-the-shoulder approach to
life.
The series will be produced by
Wurtzel'S associate, Howard j.
Green, who is supervising the
preparation of suitable stories.
June Lang already has been
selected and two more attrac-
tive young actresses will be
chosen to be featured through
out the entire series.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL 9n-
The Washington times., 1938-04-20
Season at
Cross Roads

The Barn Theater group at
Bailey's CROSSROADS, Va, is
busting the seats and screw
ing in light bulbs in prepare
ton for their second big sea-
son.
Charles Hohein, Neil Linger
and George Hohein, producers,
announce a continuation of
strictly modern, Broadway plays
at popular prices. The group
has selected ten plays, at least
eight of which will be present
ed, among which are 'fPetticoat
Fever" "See Naples and Die"
a smashing success by Elmer
Rice; ninth Guest" "Hay
Fever" "The Trail of the Lone
some Pine" Biography" "Hol-
iday,' and might Must Fall"
Many new faces will be seen
this season, as well as the vel
come countenances of such out
standing players as Catherine
Ryan, Florence George, David
Kaigler, Theodore Field. and
others.
c. Adolph GlaSsgold will as
sumo the directorial office
again, , assisted by Dorothy
O'Donnell, who has been rap
idly carving a career for her.
self in dramatics.
TryoutS for the first produc-
ton of the new season will be
announced shortly.
VOTE FOR SUFFRAGE APRIL So
II
The Washington times., 1938-04-20
KELLEYGRAMS

Circle" won a fine set of notices
from New York critics. They
felt her acting in Somerset
Maugham's play was the best
she has offered in America.
The Washington times., 1938-04-20
CANCELS SCREENING

Loew's is opening the doors Of
its Broadway house, the State,
at 8 a. m. for the Mae West per-
sonal appearance engagement.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

AREA Lot % % 15s. saSsre asSh ESQ. the said ID prop
fa'sS M sHSssE SsS Sso& Adf%s RHsibSss
a. skMf.REsTRicTEp E5he ANp 81 hB re. re-:
s 2REA AREAS a ot To- EasIDENIA
Street as shown on the Highxay Plan;
9 hs east as 81 % os ss ss fe HbNay P
s no sss fiss0l sirss ss
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90 1REe AREA AZ FEsT EST IS eoM snd
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sna snf s34 81 10 ssa sHss5
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Of Rhode O. issnd 70
Corner q Rhode Island Avenue and iath
eoMMEkc1AI 5Mizk a. so "c AREA zkEA re- Lot E1sSF sS
ssua5s e ss4s Kesynm . sy
AREAS FlRsT coMMERcfAI Sds ssc 80 ssSS.
Gated on the east Side Of connecticut
Avenue. between Legation Street and
aRns sE 0ad 8aRANcE peEmt pEmiTl2M ths TO TO
modellnE aeLm and emerging Of the non,
nf
ccgEAANNaEEo FROM REsipEHTIAi; ~: "B:;
D AREA Nh All Of that MaHSiaE part oi sqnare ss7. @
Streets. dand known as as 300 % 90 :
pENT1AL AND Asr'A FIRsT coMMERefAI., cis0H eEaI
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ibosst,s 5oss Iyshs ah sissS aSd 5 GHsSr T5sss Tso
To 1t sEcoND "NS5sAL coMMERc1AL q so. AKbA Rb
AREA That adpara part Of Parcels l14a3a and
at a point on the northeast line of the
Unnamed Highway Plan Street, running
the O. Sas Rslroad M NE the ssld
west Of the west line of sligo Min Road,
northwesterly along said line, to a line
line of Kansas Avenue Ne; thence north
northeast of and parallel to the the northes east St
line Of the aforesaid Unnamed Highway
sad t 'hence o6 along
and parallel to Sligo, Mill Road NE, as
s6GTa on aona the T Plan lar henc;
CHANGES M from 4S5 f5eS sIa propsP PeG
cosed by e and asy
OF the District Of Columbia under authority
lsos-b: Of The Code Of Laws tor he
iNDys1RiAt: iIg's ao sa;p"' AREA; streeos
hsHSed % X e5syss 5eRf ;oF Sdss sscsis g
HssG-al IHasGmaReeorded in Book So Pase, 50,
f9fidm0a TfAI a. cHkEgE kEsTRC2EB T9 BEssPES 5PEs
Alley closed in square o0is. ,Received
for record October ls.h. !o37---Recorded
surHsSGr Bo9H lH Pase IA Reeo5ds of The
| RESTRICTED AREA: Alley closed in
teber 1s la37.Recorded III in BOOK oiu 1o7. Ws
PAGE l,3, Records Of The Surveyor Dis
5ESi q COLUMBIA GHANGE 70 REs,:
Street and. alley closed in square 1914
| tRecei,ed for record December Both. 1913 Z
l..Recorded in Book 10 Paee :, Records
CHANGE as NsaEyfe0T To FRsT Rlfteis5 S Saan'a H.
| C AREA: Alley closed in square 1Oa Z.
'Reeeived ,Rs for record Deeember a2nd.
iumbia 6 CHANGE TO REsiDENT1AI.
4M 9so B ,p.RaAss AREA Alley closed closed in sauaIe
23nd, 1o37-Rccorded in Book 1O1, Paee
| 1H;t: Records OF the Surveyor, District Of
aa2s'zzRFss.'e aszFs eEo pan LIES Suf5AH baHTD \ Exss
OF the District OF Columbia.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
LOTS FOR SALE.
IHnai iinnAA

WOODED or CLEARED, Level, OR
ssss s.o'f bn. " ea Pns;
Branch I'd. or call Shepherd 1855.
HIIICREsT: s.E.-Sl.2bo.
Sast 81 AaSHms Ays Gn o1ade 4 Asx
E.ndae Hifhis1dso Si%3HsNS; soaies1y wooded: soth
EiSsels i5S% ssSss' ssa4., 1l. sss06in eve. phone
134a H 81. NV. District 1900.
BEST 2: 2; WOODED. 81 ;6e3 pr. BETH
esea GEo sl69 shs Ia. ic ans teHs
Natl: $3.50. 11O1 vt. Ave. Emerson Ait.
!CHEVERLY MD.-oNE OF THE MOST
beautiful DEVELOPMENTS about Washinston.
Eos mes seweq aSd %hs
~ ,s,e K kFgSiS s. ~ ssSAor~Aksa: ks;i: 1855
card.A 3rd AHD Y, ouAGKENBos I6H; ~ s sTs; NV
,""e: ayHKAa9Y s91! RI RIAI%a ssfa hS%e iNc s''e'
1905 K st. NV. National O5s7.
Completely hi%wsS1sSi; implovsS bs,d,nr site, srd
81 Your hom. Price efns rsauced to isisSn siaso.
1a4a H St: AESINi NV '" District 6Eni 1900.
SPECULATIVE BUILDERS.
LOWCOST HOUSING OPPORTUNITY.
$500 per lot. ! or more. beautifully
wooded building sites: streets all improve
10 or more to substantial builder and
arrange constructive loans. Is min. Capt.
tol. Greenwood 1894
BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
Silver Spring. overlooking Sligo Park.
w lots or part. Now being graded and
staked. Priced to sell. OWNER, 1911
Evening star., 1938-01-30
CAPE ANNE
'isS EOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
( COVE POINT BEACH,

NOW is the time to start thinking about
your summer VACATION. WHY NOT select
out on the open Chesapeake Bay? 3 miles
white sand beach. NO MUD. Clear. clean
sait wateS: SAFE for y ladies' md, and children:
lots 55Ovf5O) from sos. No trick allot-
ments. No strings tied to title. It's guar
anteed BY owner, J; c: Webster Of Solo
let us build to suit your taste, Easy terms.
Agent on premises, or call Met. 36S3.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

FARM. 1O5 ACRES. SOUTH JERSEY. FOR
farm or residential property near Wash
in2ton. National 1880 KAY'S MEN s
SHOP. 1910 18th ST. NV az
WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO WISHES TO
exchange his lo-room and 2-bath modern
home. with Ia acres of ground, located
in Webster Groves. ST. Louis, Mo- suburb.
for similar home in Washington or
environs.
H. L. RUST CO.
10n1 18th St. NV Natl 500
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AUCTION SALES.
RECEIVERS, SALE

RECEIVERS SALE.
,25.13 acres valuable land and buildings
adjacent to Laurel Race Track and known
as T9nristtoWn Colonial Village. southeast
side WASHINGTON boulevard. about u mile
north OF Laurel. Md; improvements con-
LARGE COLONIAL HOTEL.
GRILL, FIVE TOURIST COT
TAGES, GASOLINE STATION.
virtue Of an order Of the CIRCUIT
- On the Premises
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1898,
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON.
the property aforesaid. the hotel being a
feeeng ssn rogms See o cosS nSn
completely furnished and fully equipped !:
building complete with lunch counter. ia
eles ~ KITCHEN ah1ss equipment with gas ranges.
with baths and toilets: new buildings, al
With ana al steam Snfnss hss
station: Together with s5.7s acres Of land.
ton boulevard almost, to the Laurel. Race
Track: Fronting on the Washington boule-
''Td p4SpeTss a 25e 6 ls dss offered in
PROPERTY viii Be offered e seearasels 1aa os IN
detail and sold according to which pro-
duces the largest amount. but the receivers
The sale will be subject to existing mort
cages and liens; amount Of which will be
announced at the sale and made clear to
prior to the sale. Terms. cash. A de-
post Of 81 10000 will be required. Ad-
" SSEoKaS S| IL / EpeHSER' %ssf Fs'e'
THE HARRY L. MILLS coMPANY,
Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

USE OUR MAILING ADDRESS mail II
ceiyed and forwarded; messages taken,
300 month. 925 Union Trust Bldg
DESK AND CHAIR furn, messages taken;
Union Trust Bldg
ESTABLISHED LAW OFFICE IN WOOD
ward Bldg. has desk space, with secre-
tarlal service. Call National OO6s
CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION,
lst floor, desk space with secretarial serv.
ice. SID per month. National 1867
DESk AND OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT IN
Srlental Bldg, 9Th and sts. NV; reas
Phone Natl. SO51.
ice. Box 59-E Star
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE,

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
HAVE CLEAR HOUSE TO TRADE ON
1sm.y anod apt or store sood lease
onf1sq1 FRANK s.llei 5, sH1LlIps. e27 18th ST.
BEST LOCATION MT. PLEASANT NV.
decorated; vacant. Can make is rooms.
VIII exchange for clear farm. Va. or Md,
or small house. Adams 4655.
z LoTs-REHoBoTH INDIAN BEACH.
,horoughiare; surrounded BY BY expensive
homes: VIII trade for any small business
OWNER, 2l:t0 Pa. ave. NV. tBeauty shop)
MoDERN 5s-AcRE FARM. ALL CLEAR,
and chattanooea Tenn. in +. V. a. BASIN;
house contains 5 rooms and bath. newly re.
m3asied nib,s psW poultry house barn and
FENCED; orchard; beautiful view cumbero
lsnd Ian M MOUNTAINS; mt near town and schools:
or trade for property in or near Washing
t, ton ,ao Owner. W. F. coOGAN. jackson
10 TO ss CLEAR LOTS IN MoNTdoM-
under $4,000 in D. c.. Box 1901. Star.
FARM NEAR LAUREL, MODERN HOUSE;
acres ads o
COUNTY. r. D. LILLE, 264 Carroll ST.,
Takoma. Geo. $500.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE WITH
2 large, and handsome stone residence. on
me highest elevation in the vicinity, af-
Iorolns slorlous views over wide stretch
elnla. with ample pleasure grounds and
nearly 800 acres Of land. containing large
about 5 miles, an ideal distance. from
Warrenton. the social center OF Virginia,
ana on beautiful and improved highway
ms is both most attractive country
home and a profitable income producing
property; Such a property is rarely on
the market and owing to special circum-
stances it can be bought al 4 most rea-
sonabie price and on easy terms. or it
VIII be exchanged for income producing
Washlneton property, free or practically
BERNARD N HYMAN Owner.
1"3 Investment Bldg. Tel. National 1851.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
lkvesTMENr PROPERTY FOR SALE,

70 SETTLE AN ESTATE. on 7th sT, NV:
YGEk Ssiaa sase
District Oa6s
NORTH OF FLORIDA AVE. NEAR Ist ST.
n.w.-Two- story. 8 rooms and bath. rent
settle estate: $50: pistriet fe . 6ads. ss.0 "
s years at 5000 per month, With option
eern. TaSes and nsursnce sseH dedacted % cd from rom
the price Of 5000. ~ At which h su" sou cam an
expect the. tenant to take advantage Of its
option and make you $2 900 when this
ST. NV. National 1856.
I9l2 NE:-NEW a-sToRY sEMI-DE-
msht Iaehsd corn corner brick apartment: apart
terms, $1,000 cash balance monthly Day Day
'nents: D. G: GRUVER. owner builder IH-
p pSeStment Building. National 1887. or any
NEW NE BRICK 4-FAMILY APT--MUsT
ans1,e fensnts frnnh 5sdim kit bath With shower
gas: near bus, stores. school: over So 900
rent rent annually; A bargain price 10 investor
W.T. Wl.h = cash. P. o. Box 3l33. Washing
GROOM. BATH. BRICK. RENTING FOR
s.$sst ss: R'5Ss" sls s''si 9Th ). s:ss
REALTY INCOME INVESTMENT ESSEN
tlals: Where vacancies are rare. allow
anif,rn anfe IN price for building depreciation.
net cash returns oyer
on our offerings Emerson 1886.
CORNER APT. BLDG. Is APARTMENTS:
sGod st legation; oil heat; real bargain Cali
full basement oil heat: elec. kitchen: I
s,:1f!!s nased & II! ss0 sS5 AZ
H1GH-cLAss coLoRED TENANTS.
Gross yearly rental Of $7.lO0. Price,
b.s1 units; It's eight room houses, hot-xater
s.room house No Sseaneies apeS nouse wsis1 ana
ing list always Mr Bennett, Georsis ss9s.
1924 14,S %1FLE zt' ~ JAMES Sisi;'s. ss.3.
GEORGIA AVE. NV. 5000 BLOCK
First commercial, near bank and 5-and-lO
store: q rooms, brick; lot lSx2O. Can be
fonvested COZ es,a into store. and apts: Wonder
Mr.. Raine Randolph :s44I. 'e''"''A''
1924 14th St. NV. District aa47.
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
rour Drlck houses. six rooms; two have
paths. a electricity; good condition: all rent
new cHAN Rsr sToRE 81 1sse SsSo TERMS ms
large parking area. Corner property, total
| of $4,000 square feet Leased for s years,
Slth Sla !. privilege of 5 years more. Price,
SHANNON e. LUCHs CO..
-I205 II st. NV. National 2345.
12-UNIT APARTMENT,
NEAR 4th AND r. l. AVE. NE.
:. Ihis building is about L. years old and
range from $3.50 to S45 for : rooms kit.
| ana bath: Gross yearly rental is nearly
$1,000; Can be purchased slightly in ex-
cess OF assessment. Financed at SD. Less
| than $4,000 cash required
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
e0s n Capitol Realtor. Natl. 6732.
ATTENTION.
Four small apartment buildings Of four
units each. Completed few months ago in
Northwest section. One hundred per cent
rented, on good leases. Paying better
| than 10se NET
$4,000 AND Sl45OO
PHONE EMERSON 5144
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1742 CONNECTICUT AVE.
tNEAR STREET.
Modern store with balcony and rear en-
business.
THOS. J. FISHER CO., INC,
73S 18th St. District $500.
Evening star., 1938-01-30
FARMS FOR RENT

NEARBY MARYLAND-LARGE FARM,
State road; mod. house; outbldss.; suit.
any purpose. Box 353-E, Star
LARGE POULTRY PLANT, 10 ACRES,
4-room house: Riggs road.
20 acres. Takoma Park, bluegrass and
CLOVER large bank barn; $50 per month.
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FARMS WANTED.

term of years. l fertile farm. with GOOD
house and outbuildings eastern Montgom-
cry County preferred; state location. an
Spring. Md
25-ACRE FARM, WITHIN 10 MILES OF
District line. with small cottage; cheap.
BOX b-J star. 3Os
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MONEY TO LOAN.
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
GARAGES FOR RENT.

LARGE, HEATED GARAGE FOR RENT:
in NV. section: equipped with battery re-
charger and air compressor; $50 month.
Adams 11S..
NEAR CORNER OF ONTARIO AND KALO-
rama I'd. n.w.-Well-lghted street en-
trance: So Wisconsin $3.50.
INDIVIDUAL CONCRETE GARAGES. just
off Piney Branch rd. and Crittenden st.
Call Natl. O5S7 or Adams 1894.
SIx-CAR GARAGE. Irving between 14th
and 18th. See Lewis S. Kann, 1929 CO.
lumbia road.
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CENTRAL NV

CENTRAL NV.
OVER 100 INVESTMENT.
- Store sn1 and ) apis: steady renters; priced
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO..
s0o n st. NV. National OLA.
LESS THAN S TIMES RENT.
nhi,s hAipARnMENr lsni BLDG: located in good.
II apt. units of 3 rooms and bath; yearly
income INC approx $4,000. with average rent
financed high return on small cash re-
es1Ted eal MP PWne5 might BE- interes!ed in trade
4-FAMILY FLAT.
briI9 Containing 9ina !, 3 rooms and bath each:
sss1 'ss sfR's Rsr RHnh 4ss5 n'ss Ga
EIfoT F"S M1ppLEToa Ed IS Ynsss,ment Xess days
BROOKLAND CORNER.
apt. above of rooms and inclosed porch;
priced S.l l,Oo0: will finance to suit pur-
Sas: Snaser: for ior sale with or without the busi-
ped as first-class beauty parlor; store with
apt. above with rooms. porch; reasona able
price and good terms.
18th and California SITS. NV.
.,:,-story :s-story building: store, with > apts.
viii sell reasonable. with or without busi-
ness; short lease
1916 18th ST. NV.
Store and apts.. garage for . cars:
store equipped for barber shop for ii
years; no lease; will sell at low price and
1914 11th ST. NV.
sto5s store eoaInles and .pts sarass for cars;
gong te ,s;. good business; no lease; will finance
1910 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Store, with nat above and garages in
rear: 2ia-year lease; will sell with or with
out groceries and finance to suit purchaser.
18th and COL. RD., M. 18th.
Single. store with garage. equipped as
grocery for IL years: will sell at fair price
and finance to suit purchaser; no lease.
7th AND N SITS. NV,
: stores ? apts. above; 2-story ware
mouse in rear: stores equipped as first-class
colored restaurant: will sell at low price
and fnance to suit purchaser.
ihese are real good buys
Ii you really want good in
vestment on homes or busi-
ness property call on
SIMON BELOFF,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
LOANS AND INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS.
Man, VII Wy
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REAL ESTATE WANTED,

WE HAVE A DEMAND FOR NORTHEAST
properties. Why not list your vacant
houses or apartments with us?
GENERAL REALITIES, INC.
s33 L ST. NE. Atlantic 5l16
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WANTED-CHICKENF FARM
Maryland. Vicinity of Marlboro
Will Trade a New Modern NV. Home
Valued Under $4,000
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
14lS H St. NV. Dist 1871
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

01NUF1CTURER DESIRES TO RENT 90.
6O6 al IL. 81 space; 2nd comm. for occu.
peney about May. l.. givo full details IA
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BROKERS AND BUILDERS.

Row house, 4-family nat. and detached
lots. Small or large subdivisions, with
water and sewer available. Near-in sub
!!I!, Mrpan wooded acreaae from I to 300 acres.
trust notes and apartments. .lN N''N
j. S. GRUVER, Owner,
Phone Natl. 01l7. Woodward Building.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,
(Continued)
NO Cash.
F. H; A: FINANCED

F. H A FINANCED.
e.,y ,Mny pay Ill rent Bu1x large lot; a;ns praSt-
taxes and insurance; also new 6-rm. brick.
>. acre sr34nd consider trade with some
cash. OWNER. Greenwood 3734.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
.TAKoMA PARK-BUNGALoW. RMS
bath, .S45; available immediately;, others
up to sloo; RonERT E. LoHR. 'l1 Cedar
trict line-6 rooms. bath. screened sleep
Ing porch gas and cleo. 2-car, garage;
ehsasn oe eeusf ssdr.n ''rss % H
desIssbls deas tenant. s4s.oo month. Lincoln
Mt; RAINIER. MD.-UNFuRN: 8 r. AND
See oWNER at 46ie 10Th St st
SIx;RooM BUNGALOW. BATH: AMI;
lovely view: newly DECORATED; r Large lot; lot;
CHERRYDALE va BEDROOMS. LIV
ing rm. dining rm.. kitchen. bath; mi.
Mshui ARPls aalS 45lW l5sn st. n Ar Va or phone
s;;RooM-AND,,BATH .RUNGALow, m
In ss st. DR.t DasattsSiie md. LoTls u T. YAM YAM
GROOM MODERN HOME. CONVENIENT
70 stores. school; immediate possession; l
block to trolley: plenty of ground; H.
KApAN; Adams 5sa3 or Vienna 81: 81.
No sIse fRo9M o5 es5 HOUSE # cAMbkS n XIEEN
Phone Fails Church 4aa. "
R1yERDALE =, GROOM BUNGALOW.
bath b. acre nx double ga,aSe
sses-W. sol Clinton ave. ~ "''N
GRIN, sEMI-BUNGALoW. GARAGE:
ami.: newly decorated, $50 Apply 2S0l
.3rd st. n, Arlinston. Va. clar 543-M.
TuxEpo 1m. S.3b MNDhBUNGGALow D.; JSGs. A LARGE soI
$3.50. Lincoln 0365.
NEARBY ,VA.--LIKE NEW, BROOM.
bath bath. bYngalow; h-w heat eec; refs. oak
near schools, stores Brick, : rooms. :
sssaw e Eseninss sa' Sc Noafh %G odS hHne Walnut
BERW,YN HEIGHTS-RENT, S25-5-RM.
bunsalow. elec.: stove heat; acre ground,
parase: outside water. Greenwood 1856.
APT. NEW MODERN BUILD1NG-LARGE
bedroom, bath, hall screen porch oil heat;
most convenient location; 500. Clarendon
$500: evening. a3l-W 3O'
% rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. garage Apply
any tune Saturday and Sunday. Greenwood
ATTRACTIVE. WE'LL : APPOINTED :
san sns bath ! GSoma hoSss fs
heart Of Alexandria. Suitable exclusive
1os4 or Greenwood .1aa. after pm ~
ARLINGTON. VA.-5 ROOMS. BATH;
furnished; oil heat, garage; large yard;
conv to schools and bus; $50. Call after
25l3 N. llth ST. ARLINGTON. Va
Sm. 3-rm. bungalow; water. elec; screened
porch: newly decorated; $3.50 mo.
.,sS5Ass MAssEX sT HAST ST. h5%s 2@s
bath: gas, cleo. furnace heat. Key at 5I9
URcioLo REALTY CO.. Met. 4o4l.
NEARBY va ROOMS AND BATH.
full basement: brick; exclusive location.
NJ. LAZO & CO.. Clarendon l3
1719 21st ST NORTH. ONE BLOCK OFF
Lee hwy. near RoSSlyn-Six rooms and
path. h.-Wh.. ami; garage: chicken
mouse: fruit and grapes; small garden.
Cali Clar. l3l w. .}0s
UNUSUAL VALUE-ATTRACTIVE HOME,
spacious living room. fireplace. lovely
dining room; large kitchen. pantry: :, at
tractlve ,9 bedrooms. bath, 2nd floor; oil
Clarendon 23l-W or 1900 30"
Evening star., 1938-01-30
ACREAGE WANTED.

acres land, non-farming; Virginia noun
tains; stream; must be cheap. Box til,
Star