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dos, Brownies, S. Martinez, A.
Duque, Prieto, Joe Fernandez,
F. Fernandez, Modernistico
Beauty Shop, DIR. Sust, Amelio
Mediola, Eduardo Pts, Alexandra
Fernandez, Federico Perez,
Frank Cassaro, Saturio N. Diaz
White Front Cafe, Quintanilla
Grocery, Cafeteria Central, Ca
sino aCfe, Luis Rio, Leo Dfaz,
B & F Grocery, j. Menendez,
Raymonds Auto Parts, j. Diaz,
j. Sanchez, Jose Rivas, Benja-
min Suarez, Capitano Grocery,
F. Agliano Fish Market, w. T.,
Lombardia Grocery, +. Morales
Restaurant, Puaeo Feed Store,
Puleo Grocery, Armenia Shoe
shop, y. a. + Grocery, ID Fid
Gonzalez, Eladio Valverde, Sar-
dinas Gas Station, Pace Vina :
gre Barberfa, Two Friends Ca.
fe, Jose Fernandez Barreiro
Victor Gonzalez, C. Hernandez,
Alessi Bakery, FL Bien P1blico
Drug Store, Bronx Bar, The
Friends Club, La Flor Gro, Sal
cines y Lopez, Mistretta Bros,
Gro, Bombero Gro, Delgado's
Dept, Store, Gallego Barberfa,
Arias Cafe, Gonzalez v Perez
Feed Store.
Contribuy6 con 40 centavos;
Francisco Oreiro.
Contribuy6 con 35 centavos:
Casino Barber Shop.
Contribuy6 con 80 centavos
ARC Cafe,
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Dominguez Cash Mkt, Del
gado's Famous Cigar, A. Mon
tero, d. Silva, Mascunana's
Stand, Ell Gallo Cafe, Restau-
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Dept. Store, La Habanera Gro,
Sagdero Cafe, JESUS Mendez,
Marcelino's Barberia, The Pa
lace, United Shoe Store, De
Luxe Dulcerfa, RusselPs, PETRA
liza Y Caruso, Barberia, Charles
Place, Valentin Lopez, La Ha-
banera Botica, Sastreria de We
10, w. T. Poultry, La Lave Gro.
FL Globo Cafe, Henry Barberia,
Browns Store, SEES Garage, Ca
feteria lPerdig6n, Supreme Gro.
w. T. Shoe Shop, Tienda de So
lomon, La Nina Gro, Tapanes
Quick Lunch, Scanio Gro, VII
carl Gro, Jose Lopez, Mongio-
We Shoe Shop, ]. R. Porta, Eloy
Vergara, Angel Leon, Manuel
Sueiras, Gregorio Martinez, Ere
goino, Jose Alvarez, A. Ayaaa.
Mari, Avelino Fernandez, jose
A. Mayor, Rafael Faza, Nsstor
Cueto, Angel Villamil.
Contribuyeron con 20 centa-
vos: Garcia Gro, Argielles Bar
Der Shop.
Contribuyeron con Is centa-
vos: A. Pinero, Frank Maurici,
Victor Shoe Shop, Sevilla Clean
ers, Amorelli Shoe shop.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa-
vos: Walker, Style Hat Shop,
Reeds fanny Barber Shop, Bon
ton Barberia, Sunrise Gro, Ma
nolo's Place, Cusumano Gro.
Tampa, % de Julio de 1888.
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VisitGs

En- la manana de aver vista
ron los sanatorios de las socie-
dades Centre Espanol Y Centre
Asturiano, el general Santiago
j. Philemore, su esposa v miem
bros del Comite Popular Demo-
cratico.
Ell administrator Vale, Jose
Arauna y Manuel Fernandez Ru
bio y Jose Arrange hicieron los
honores de la casa, por ausencia
del p~residente Fernandez Rev v
del director DR., Santiago Panic
llo.
Con algunos de los enfermos
cambi6 frases de salutaci6n ell
general.
A la entrada del sanatorlo del
Centre ASturiano Sc hallaba Ell
presidente Justo Rodriguez, en-
compahfa del administrator, me
dicos y miembros de Ia directi-
va, cuando llegaron los esposos
Philemore. Mas tarde Nleg6 Pc
pin Gutierrez, el vicepresidente
y presidente de Ia Secci6n de Be
neficencia.
Baldomero Fernandez Dfaz,
presidente de la Beneficencia
Asturiana, tambien sc encontra-
ba ALI.
Despues de una vista a todos
los d~epartamentos Sc brind6 por
Espana, Asturianas, Ell general
Philemore Y Tampa.
Hablaron en- la reception ell
presidente Rodriguez, Pepfn Gu
tierrez y ell general Philemore.
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LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
PULAR DE SOCORRO
A ESPANA
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)

Gro, Cafeteria La Nacional, Ru
bios Drug Store, Maxine Alva-
req, Spanish, Italian, American
Gro, Ell Boulevard Barber Shop
Almo Restaurant, Bisagra Ca
fe, Franklin Restaurant, Royal
Teatro, P. P. Gro. Vicente Fe-
rrer, Manuel F. Pendas, Rufino
Castro, Cafeteria La Norma,
Guillermo Alvarez Luciano Con
zaleG, Joaquin de la Llama, Ber-
nardo Tomas, Manuel Faedo,
La Americana Gro, Ramon GU
raj Carnicerfa, La Economic de
los Obreros, Jose Lopez, Ma
nuel Alfonso, White Chief Ser.
Sta, American Beauty Gro, Va
lencia Cafe, Vidal Perez, Royal
Fill. Sta, Atlanta Restaurant,
Polo Norte Ice Sta, Optimo
Restaurant, Main and Armenia
Fill Sta, W. T. Bakery, Coope-
rativa FL Segundo Progreso, Ca
feteria Ideal, Cooperative La
Familiar, Otero Dairy, Alameda
Poultry Mkt, A Y G Feed Store,
]. M. Lopez Gro, Valencia Inn
porting Co., Cooperative La
Nuova Vita Alen1an Ferreterfa,
Eagle No. ! Drug Store, 4th Of
July Cafe, w. T. Furniture.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: La Bolera Mexicana, B. Fo
jaco Cleaners.
Contribuyeron con so centa-
vos: La Cruz Drug Store, DIR.
Eeinbinder, Juan Lassus, Infor-
nation News Stand, Ayala Sup
ply, Sierra's, Franco Drug
Store, The Rainbow, Max Ar
gintar, Greco, Inc, La France,
Columbia Radios, Ell Gatico,
Cuervo's Cafe, Cacciatore. Ma
rie's Beauty Parlor, Garcia Ca
rage, Ritz Luncheonette, Jose
A. Villa, La Bonita Beauty Sa-
Ion, Lodato's Drug Store, Juana
Pensado, Tno Farfante, Fidel
Requeo, Rene N6nez, j. Ferlita,
s. Comparetto Carniceria, Jose
Casan, Leto and Sons Gro. Frus
tuoso Gonzalez, Dependencies de
al and F., Universal Cafeteria
Luis Cotton, Corona Gro, Baldo-
nero Cafe, Valencia Poultry
Market, Puleo Barberfa, N. Her
nandez Gro, Tomasino Gro,
Bernardo Gro, G. G. Grocery,
Artilieria Filling Sta, Valencia
Garden Restaurant, Joe Aizpu-
ru, Benjamin Gonzalez, Coma
lez Barberfa, Noises Fin. Sta,
Mano Aizpuru, LOzano's Poul
try Market, Progressive Shoe
Shop, Betty Rose Baking Co.,
Delicias Case, Associated Rs-
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Queda complacido ell Sr. Con
zalez.
De vaje

De viaje
EMBARGO aver para N. York,
en- horas de la manana, ell senior
Mariana Paniello, estimado ami
go y defensor de la causa del Go
bierno de Ia Rep1blica y por en-
de del pueblo espanol.
Muchas personals de su amis-
tad y familiares fueron a despe
dirle, entire ellos ell DR.. Santiago
Paniello, su hermano,
Tenga Mariana la mejor suer
tie, en- companfa de los suyos, co
mo vieto luchador y antique We
elmo de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1938-08-01

Bale
La banda de la Marina f0rma
"a hoy una orquesta para tocar
en- un bale que Sc efectuara en-
ell Cfrculo Cubano, a beneficio
de los recibos de quota de los So
clos enfermos o sin trabajo.
Esta .orquesta sera dirigida
por uno de los ayudantes del ca
pitan ROmeu.
Pocas veces ha tenido OCCASION
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ell p1blico de Tampa de asistir
a un bale con una orquesta de
esta clase, tornado con profe-
sores de, una excelente banda.
Tn precio muy razonable Sc
ha acordado.
Mucho apreciamos la invita-
ci6n que la directiva del Cfrcu-
10, presidida por Paquito Gar
ella, nos manda para "a fiesta,
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De v~acGciones

De VGcGciones
Saldra hoy en- viaje de descan
SO Ell DR.. Ismael Angulo, reputa-
do medicos de las sociedades
Centre Asturiano y Centre Es-
panol.
Descanso merecido, por la in
tensa labor que venfa desarro :
llando.
I'm carinoso saludo y que re-
grese pronto.
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CG'tta de gratitud

Cd1td de g9utitnd
Ell Sr. Ramon Gonzalez, que
ell sabado sali6 del sanatorio del
Centric Asturiano, donde estuvo
recluido, nos manda una carta,
que con gusto publicamos, en-
que dice:
Gravemente enfermo, en- ell sa
natorio del Centre Asturiano
me hizo una delicada operation,
con toda su habilidad y sapien-
cia, ell notable cirujano, DR.. Ra-
fael Ortega. Ayudado por el DIR.
Barreras, tan simpatico e inte-
ligente, ell DIR. Ortega me ha de-
vuelto la salud, 10 que mucho a.
precio.
Aparte de mi gratitud eterna
para Ell DR.. ortega, ell DIR. Barre
ras y el DR.. Manuel Perez, deseo
mencionar las carinosas atencio
mes que conmigo tuvieron las en-
fermeras, TODD ell personal, los
mismos socios enfermos Y en-
particular la culta enfermera
Vanoris Rountree.
Salgo del ~sanatorio curado v
agradecido, y me place hacerlo
saber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02

This "Eleana" pattern Is
an elaborate design with
floral sprays. border treat
ment. white center and
ivory shoulder. Notched
shape. and extra feature
OF cream soups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02
President Agrees
ToFEp Coin in
Fish Tongle

President Roosevelt and Stephen
Early, his press relations secretary,
are going to have to toss up coin to
settle a dispute over the owner
ship of two rock beauty fish, caught
by them on the Presidents recent
Pacific Ocean cruise.
These two rare fish were sepa-
rately mounted at the Smithsonian
Institution and delivered at the
White House today There would
have been no trouble in giving the
President one and Mr.. Early the
other except that one of the fish
was much larger and prettier than
the other, thereby causing another
problem to be solved. Naturally,
both the President and Mr.. Early
claimed the larger. Neither could
furnish proof, and it has been de-
cided to settle the argument by toss
ing up coin.
The rock beauty specimens in
question were caught in. the vicinity
of the Galapagos Islands. They are
said to be exceptionally rare and
were the only two specimens caught
during the trip. DR.. Waldo Schmidt
of the Smithsonian Institution, who
was in the party. personally super
vised the mounting of the speci-
mems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02

region victor, who spoke on THE
observance of the Constitution Is
Essential to Individual Liberties. +"
Janson, incidentally. may have to
do some explaining when he gets
back home with the grand prize.
Both his parents are registered
Democrats.
The second prize of $500 went to
20-year Donald H. Sharp of
Manhattan, Kans.. who spoke on
the question, Can the Initiative
of Youth Be Maintained Under the
New Deal?"
Winner of the third prize of $3.50
was 24-year-old Dale M. Nordqu;st
of Grand Forks, NJ D.. and student
at the University of North Dakota.
Although he spoke on the same
subject, he differed with Mr.. Sharp
in that he maintained that "initia-
tive can be maintained under the
New Deal but not. because OF it
in spite of it."
Washington own representative
in the contest, Paul Clifford Lentz.
Is, of 1415 Good Hope road NE,
a student at American University,
who beat out representatives from
New York, New Jersey, Delaware
and Maryland to win the second
regional contest in Atlantic City,
gave a good account of himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02
Glover Park Bus Line
Extension Ordered
By Utilities Board
New Terminus on Calvert
Near Fortieth Street
Decreed by Group

Extension of the route of the
Glover Park bus line of the Capital
Transit Co. to a new terminus on
the north side of Calvert street, be-
tween Thirty-ninth place and For
tieth street NV, was ordered today
by the Public Utilities Commission.
The change will go into effect De-
cember 4. The lapse of a month was
allowed to await the completion of
a paving project on Calvert street.
The decision of the commission was
Endorsed by the District Commits
sioners who, with the utility commits
sioners, constitute the Districts
joint board.
The present route of the western
end of the line is via Tunlaw road,
Benton street, Huidekoper place.
Beecher street and back to Tunlaw
road. The Utilities Commission
found that the most practicable
route from the standpoints of avail
able streets and proper service to
the community would be TunlaW
road, Calvert street, Fortieth street,
Benton street and Tunlaw road.
The question of routing was de-
bated at hearing before the COM
mission October "a.
The route of the bus line, east of
Thirty-seventh street and Tunlaw
road, will not be changed. The
eastern end of the service runs to
Trinidad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02
Fred J. Kummerer Dies:
Had Owned Restaurant

Fred j. Kammerer, SO, until re-
Gently in the restaurant business
here, died yesterday at his home,
2605 Irving street NE, after an ILL
ness of several weeks.
Mr.. Kammerer formerly was pro-
prletor of restaurant in the $500
block of Georgia avenue and an
other restaurant in the 100 block
of North Capitol street. He had been
a resident of this city about six
years, coming here from Hagers-
town, Md. For a number of years
he had spent the winters in Florida.
He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Bernice Flanagan, this city, and two
grandchildren His wife was the
late Mrs. Marcia Kammerer.
Funeral services will be held at
9 am. tomorrow in st. Marys
Church, Hagerstown. Burial will be
in Hagterstown. Special services will
be held there at 7:3O pm. today
by the Hagerstown Lodge of Elks,
of which Mr.. Kammerer was
charter member.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02

China service for IL; 105
pieces. The deep gold
border is inscribed with
flne designs in black and
q fine gold line sets on
the white center from the
ivory shoulder. In open
stock, too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02
Simpsons Old Flagship
dropped From Navy List

The U. S. S. Rochester, which as
the old U. S. 8. New York was the
flagship of the Atlantic Squadron
under the command of Rear Ad-
miral William T. Sampson during
the Spanish-Amercan War, has been
deleted from the official Navy Reg
lister by Admiral William D. Leahy,
chief of naval operations, it was
announced today.
The ancient vessel, last of the
pre-World War heavy cruisers, now
lies hulk at Manila, P. I. She was
decommissioned April 20, 1888, and
had then completed the longest
span of service of any vessel of the
modern Navy.
She was commissioned as the
U. S. S. New York in 1893 and was
renamed the u. S. S. Saratoga sub
sequent to the Spanish War and
later the Rochester. After decom-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02
Democrats Son
Victor inc. o. P.
Speech Contest

Republican Party leaders. espe-
cially John D. M. Hamilton, chair
man Of the Republican National
Committee, wore expressions of
pleasure this morning as they con-
sidered with satisfaction the pros
pect for future Deweys and Lodges,
following last nights finals of the
$4,000 Nationwide oratorical con-
test sponsored by the Young Re-
publican National Federation at
the Willard Hotel
Winner of the $1,000 first prize
last night was 16-year-old John
Janson of Phoenix, Ariz., sixth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02
Rotted Bills Lost Decade,
Coshed in at Face Value

81 the Associated Press.
EPHRATA, Pa, Nov. 2.-The rot
ted remains of $40 gold note and
$40 banknote-lost IL years ago
have been "cashed in" by Lloyd S.
Hess for face value.
The notes were in a billfold which
Mr.. Hess dropped in plowed field.
In 1880 farmer plowed up the
billfold and returned it. MIR. Hess
found that the bills had rotted and
thought they would not be redeem
able. Later he decided he would
find out and sent the United States
Treasury the billfold and few shreds
of the notes 1t contained.
The Treasury Department sent
him a check for $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02
Disappears With Furs

A 25-year-old delivery man for
local fur company was sought by
police today after disappearing yes
terday with furs valued at $500.
The man has not been heard from
since he stopped at his home about
3 pm, picked up his brother and
left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02
Grange Plans Supper

FORESTVILLE, Va, Nov. Q (Spe-
ciaD.-A benefit oyster supper will
be sponsored by Great Falls Grange
Of Forestville, November 5, in the
Grange Hall at $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02

missioning she was carried until
the present in the heavy cruiser
category of the Navy Register as
being out of commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-11-02
Broin TwizzIers
BY PROF. ]. ID. FLINT.

The hen-pecked husband of song
and story was standing on busy
corner one evening waiting for his
wife to appear for dinner. AS usual,
she was late, very late, and he was
amusing himself watching the cars
and people hurry by. He also looked
all around at the high buildings and
noticed many little things that he
had never been conscious of before.
One Of them was that the big clock
on nearby building that doomed out
every hour had bronze, mechanical
man that bowed between the booms.
He noticed than when the clock
doomed out the hour of 6 o'clock
it took half minute from the first
gong to the last. He idly wondered
how long it would take to boom out
the IL o'clock hour and how many
times the bronze man would bow.
What's the answer.
(AnsWer on Page B-19)
(Copyright, 1889
Evening star., 1938-05-31

.BUNGALoW-SILVER SPRING. ND.
- It's foolish TO pay rent when you can
shaded lot improved street garage. front
porch. full cellar for $3.50: S25G cash,
Evening star., 1938-05-31

S245,0OO FIRST DEED OF TRUST NOTE
secured on large acreage tract " mil
from District line; 30 per cent discount 70
cash only. Box 243-A, Star.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

JUNE 18th TO SEPT. I5th---6 ROOMS
g bedrooms. sleeping porchb close trans
portation and stores; $55 mo. 423 RAN
CHEVY CHASE. .. G. BLKs. EAST OF
nicely furnished; nj; trans; yard. garage.
pi ch. ch.. 5. ssc. e. ciev. &c a ssas Huhhsme0e
FOR RENT-To ADULTS, HOUSE IN
Chevy Chase. from June 18th to Sept
10th. q rms, 2 baths. elec. kit. screened
porch. 2-car garage. garden; quiet street;
trees; "a pix; Western ave. bus line. Call
sEMI-DETACHED, 5 ROOMS. GARAGE,
sleeping porch; Petworth section; reason
able. I. NELSON. Republic 1400.
FROM JUNE ! THROUGH SEPT, NEW
home, completely furnished, located in CHI
ch D. G. Call Emerson 4432 for ap-
DETACHED 7-ROOM HOUSE. GARAGE.
22 HICKORY ave. Takoma Park. Md
GLOVER PARK-NICELY FURN. 6-RM.
house. screened porches. recreation rm,
maids room. cleo refg washing machine,
autom tic oil heat; until Jan. /: $S5 mo.
Emerson 4073
FOR SUMNER MoNTHs-VERY COOL.
attractive house, bedrooms. inclosed and
open porches servants quarters. shady
yard, double garage. 1907 Cleveland ave.
NV. Cleveland 3403.
SMALL. COMFORTABLE. INSULATED
home; June ID to Sept. 15--2 baths, 3 bed
rooms. modern kitchen. Clev. 2453 for
appointment.
Evening star., 1938-05-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued !

gUNGALQW--sILvER sPRING. MD.
buy q ,sood S-room bungalow eSu on NICE ssa
eear ior sss sS.sSo sss ssse ss9R. essR.
balance like re; rent Ip wr.vw.
Shepherd 800. a.t 9H. whesNH; elevsIand 4s44.
NEAR CAPITOL; NEW: MT. DOME
bafbs hise ,sstS ,ssist,SatiSn p * near Pc; ave;
ern Iin,i. to D. the minute nice lot garase: few
e now to MR E ESeasS Assms sasE Sss srm
$500 convenien. egM sethesda white
painted brick; well-planned, rooms. nm
m Hn cs smf REsTY sfsh psg AZ
>, S1Q,750n1-DETAcHED BRICK
n exceptionally good section. of Chevy
new: 8 rooms. : baths. s-csr brick ssrase. Ma
and very near Conn, ave, south OF Chevy
ey'e sss ihs 9af 9aus sueFs shons l. +
M HOOKER. Metr9politan ss83. Eve
TAKOMA PARK. MD.
ssrass ssa PsIi. Ssss .as5 Ss IL Sq
Mr. Darpsa MApsE shep; : s2GS JA%rs, NC
s433 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring ONCE
HAVE A. BARGAINi
=. New rsa saetached brick. Chevy Chase. D. c;
lot having two street frontages. Recreation
room with fireplace. insulated and finished
attic: air conditioned; furred walls: large
rear porch, detached garage; q sacrifice at
SSl245Soos 81 5osA Call MR.. SLATER after pm.
1909 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
six;room brick Colonial on an extra
wide boulevard street.. reception-hall en-
trance. equipped electric kitchen. tiled
bath. fireplace. full basement.
$3.50.
On beautifully terraced lot having an
outlook you must see to appreciate We
suggest YOU inspect this property at your
convenience. when 1t will become appar-
ent that the price asked represents sub
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 New York Ave. NV Natl g797.
NORTHEAST.
Semi-detached brick great big. light.
airy rooms and bath. rooms on each OF
two floors. Just completely remodeled and
pnt & In ew,house condition inside and out
system heating plant, with oil burner and
summer-winter hook New automatic
tlme-clock control gas range. Frescoed
ceilings. hand-painted walls. Huge porches
919 7th ST. NE.
This really Is one Of those rare homes
which are seldom offered for sale and YOU
Will certainly agree to this when you see 1t.
value is sound and substantial. Open daily
e cAPiTAL fsrf1i VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 New York Ave. NV Natl 9197
Evening star., 1938-05-31
ACREAGE WANTED,

WANT TO BUY SMALL ACREAGE WITH
4 or 3 room house. without down paymen
and $50 per month; about $4,000. Within
II miles of D. C. Call North 0223-R.
Evening star., 1938-05-31

DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL.
Completely furnished. 4 master bedrms.
3 baths, sleeping porch: also large porch
of liv. rm.: nice lawn: June 15-Sept. 15.
Phone Emerson 1889.
Evening star., 1938-05-31
FREE RENT PLUS.

3-family apt. near Govt. park; 2-story,
emi-detached brick; modern: stoker: rent
schedule. $l,434 yearly; high return as
investment or live in one apt. free; other
apis. will carry all expenses plus return
on cash investment; price. $4,000. on
terms. Cali MIR. DREW, Met. 2S25-2S27.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment
Evening star., 1938-05-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BEAUTIFUL MICHIGAN PARK.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK,

A4Z7-29 18th 6T. NE.
$3.50 AND $10,450-OPEN DAILY.
large rooms, . baths, recreation room.
puiit-in garage; the kitchen Is feature;
Iurred. insulated. caulked. screened Ideal
iocatlon and quality. See today or call
Evening star., 1938-05-31
MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES
WALSHE. 10y Eye st. NV. Natl. 64sS.
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC.
ond-trust loans. Specialist in refit1ancif,
property and securing first-trust Ioas1
Loans negotiated promptly w r CO..
THERN 913 New York ave. NV Natl. 74IS.
Evening star., 1938-05-31
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

DETACHED. CENTER-HALL BRICK,
rms, bath, Chevy Chase, D. c., near Con-
necticut ave.-Will accept small property
and part cash for equity; also corner. large
basis. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. NV. District $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-05-31
$8,75O.

THE HOME AND LOCATION,
One of the best row houses in one Of the
pest NV. communities, ! bl from 18th st.
ous. l bl. from 14th st, trolley and stores
short walk to Roosevelt High and other
schools; new-home condition; ige living
rm.A dining rm. and library on st fir, with
Loomy KITCHEN and pantry; bedrooms 2
paths on End moor; storage attic; full-size
basement; reasonable terms no trades
Call OWNER. Cleveland 9824
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN OBTAIN
Evening star., 1938-05-31
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

sos K ST. NW.-1O.OOO SO. FIT. End
floor. Formerly night club. Apply PENN
REALTY CORP. 474 K st. NV. Met. 1888.
11I6 18th NV. NTOWN)-GROUND
floor with warehouse in rear: suitable
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BUILDER WILL sAcRIrcEl

BUILDER Will SACRIFICED
$3.50 viii buy this lovely home se with &
large rooms, 1st-fioor lavatory. ultra
modern kitchen; insulated furred walls,
slate roof; front porch. detached garage;
close 70 schools and Transportation. Cali
Mr. COSBY sitter p.M.. Met. 3687.
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EARMS FOR SALE.

8 MILES FROM DISTRICT LINE. NEAR
Lanham. Md acres. 4-room house, elec.
and cleo pump; garage and chicken house.
Only $4,000. Easy terms. Call Mr.. Darnell,
Shepherd $500.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
S433 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring ONCE.
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A REAL SACRIFICE IN WOODBRIDGE.
rooms tile. bath: 4 large bedrooms; a
shrubbery; just north Of Rhode Island ave.
This house cost around $4,000 to build,
and owner says sell. so here is your op-
OREM. Georgia 46a9
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Contiu,fad
London Hall Ant HOtel

1133 18th St n.w.--Bed-living rm., dress
Sl5 up week; S47.50 up mo. Natl. 9010.
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CORNER BRICK.

Six rms. and modern bath with shower;
furred walls; attic insulated metal wealth
automatic gas heat; / block from 10th ST.
bus. Only $3.50; terms. Call Mr.. Dar-
AsA 80 WAPLE a. JAMES. INC.
R433 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring ONCE
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usual beehive, Wallace Bryant's attractive
studio apts.; one stunning, large painters
studio apt. with fireplace and south root
garden. 1915 G st. NV. others, 8l2
10th st. NV; large living room. hreplaces,
hadrnnrnS ch q rrninp nriVatR garden
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STORES FOR RENT.

TAKOMA PARK. 25 CARROLL AVE
Large store and basement: automatic heat
newly decorated. Apply PENN REALTY
CORP. 474 x st. NV. Met. 1888.
43 FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-NICE-SIzE
storeroom. suitable most any business: low
rent. Apply PENN REALTY CORP. 474
* st. NV. Met 12S3