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Evening star., 1938-05-08

HOW WONDER BREAD
BUILDS UP ENERGY
If you want the radiant charm . the
sparkling vitality that, screen stars
agree, makes women truly attractive
-. you must have vital energy.
And how do you get this energy?
You eat it. Yes, certain foods are
great energy producers. And authori-
ties agree that Wonder Bread is one
of the best.
Because of the carefully selected
good things that 60 into it. you get
lots of energy. And because every loAf
is >lo-baked, you get Wonder Bread
energy l~ickb.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

1omen move enOSeH WOUueI oIeo'
Now, 362, 800 women have proved
to themselves that all bread is
not alike that Wonder
Bread is the finest bread they
have ever known!
And these women chose
Wonder Bread only after dis
covering its delicious favor, its
firm delicate texture, its appe-
tizine "wheaty' aroma.
Never, we believe, have women
been so outspoken in their EN-
thusiasm for any bread. Get a
loaf of s1O- baked Wonder Bread
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
N ACTUAL COMPARISON WITH OTHER BREADS

362 800 women out Of 405,74
WHAT an amazing record!
w To date 4O5, ,749 women
have made the famous 1-2-3
comparison test of breads in
stores all over the country.
They have compared virtu-
ally all popular brands by the
very method experts them
selves use to compare bread
quality.
And of these 4O5, ,749 women,
80 out of every 100 have chosen
Wonder Bread over all others.
Yet, few months ago most
women thought all bread alike.
Evening star., 1938-02-14
Boy Who Left
Capital School
Back at Home

La Mar Cashion, 10, the Oklahoma
City boy who disappeared over a week
ago from Randles School, 1923 N
street NV, returned to his home
last night after hitchhiking his way
across the country, according to the
Associated Press.
The youth had come to Washington
10 days before his disappearance to
prepare for entrance examinations to
the Naval Academy. He left shortly
after . geometry examination at the
preparatory school, which, he told his
parents, discouraged him.
His parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Med
Cashion. received their first word from
the boy last Wednesday. He wrote
them from Nashville, Tenn, that he
was all right and urged them mot to
worry"
Mr.. Csshion, a real estate dealer,
was in Tampa, Fla, searching for the
boy when La Mar returned to Okla
horna City.
Bertram Randle, owner of the
school where the boy was studying,
said today that the Naval academy
appointment would be held open until
he receives further word from the
Cashions. Ia Mar received his Acad-
en1y appointment from Representative
Conner Smith Of Oklahoma early IN
January.
Evening star., 1938-02-14
v|0LENCE.ISF FEARED .
BY PECAN SHELTERS
c. I. 0. Requests Rangers Be Sent
to San Antonio in Strike
Disorders.

The Committee for Industrial Or
ganization headquarters here waited
today for news Of expected violence
in San Antonio, Tex, in connection
with strike there Of 5000 pecan
shelters who are members OF the
United Cannery, Agricultural, Pack.
ing and. Allied Workers of America, .
c. I. o. affiliate.
The G. I. O. requested Gov. Alfred
Of Texas to send rangers to protect
the strikers. Word came this morn
ing that the Governor and 1t. Gov.
Woodul. as we'll as members Of the
State Industrial Commission, have ar
rived in San Antonio to investigate.
The c. I. o. here acted when 1t was
told Of the death of q 5-month- -old
child from tear gas bomb allegedly
thrown by . policeman. Strike lead
ers said they feared another clash
with police today. The police have
denied that the child's death was
caused by tear gas.
Most OF the IS Mexican pecan she'll
ers arrested during the strike have
been released by police at the inter-
cession Of the State Department. the
Mexican Embassy announced.
According to the c. I. O., the strike
was called when employers threatened
20 per cent cut in the shelters
wages, now ranging from $1.45 to
$2.02 a week.
Evening star., 1938-02-14
DAUGHTER OF LA ROE
REPORTED IMPROVED

Dorothy LARoe, 16-year-old daugh-
ter Of Wilbur LARoe, jr., District
Parole Board chairman, regained con-
sciousness in Emergency Hospital last
night after 18 days OF treatment for
severe head injuries received in an
automobile accidept on January q.
Physicians, who described Miss
LaRoe's condition As favorable, said
recovery after such . period Of un-
Evening star., 1938-02-14
bUND MARKS TIME
|AFTE:R1F|ST | FIGHTS
Police Halt Free : for All
I Started by Veterans in
Buffalo.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
BUFFALO. N. Y, Feb 14.-An Or
ganizat.on campaign Of the German
American Bund marked time today,
1T least temporarily stalemated by
the flying fists Of American war vet
Grams.
A 15-minute free-for-all that grew
out Of disputes with speakers broke
up bund rally last night. Nearly q
score of police were called to quell the
disturbance
g. Wilhelm Kunze, representative
Of the bund's national headquarters,
said he had mo immediate plans" for
continuing his speaking tour Of New
York State. He had encountered
American veteran opposition last
Thursday in Syracuse, where q battle
of words followed his speech, and the
following day In Rochester, where a
hotel Cancelled reservation for the
meeting.
Regret Expressed.
An expression Of regret for last
nights disturbance came from George
A. Mead. Erie County American Le-
E1on commander.
I'VE came to listen quietly and to
ask questions We thought were neces-
sary," he said. 1T is the American
way to give man a chance to speak
The outburst that broke up the meet
ing was deplorable."
The meeting attracted 700 listeners
and by arrangement with bund Of
ficials. representatives of Buf1alo's war
veterans were on hand to ask Mr..
Kunze questions after his speech.
Several hundred other members of
service organizations also crowded into
the hall, their piped organization caps
Sam Browne belts of bund adherents
Heckling began almost IS soon as the
meeting opened A bund spokesman
hanked by standard bearers holding
an American nag ana swastika en-
blem. was interrupted rs he prepared
to introduce Mr.. Kunze.
Take down that swastika!" veterans
shouted.
As men in the rear of the hall
crowded forward, police rushed in to
close the aisles, and Mr.. Mead pleaded
with the veterans to be quiet.
Mr.. Kunze spoke against q steady
patter of heckling remarks. explain
ing the bund ''is organized to fight
subversive influences in the United
States" is not Nazi organization,
and I'VE the German element of the
United States would be the last group
IN the world to try to overthrow the
Government"
Cry Of Coward"
When Mr.. kunze yielded for Ques-
lions. former Assemblyman Frederick
Hammer, who said he was not speaking
for any particular group, asserted:
MY grandfather left Germany be-
cause he couldn't stand the military
regimentation."
Coward" came a cry from the
audience.
AS Mr.. Hammer challenged the
speaker to settle it outside" fist fights
tiared throughout the hall.
Mr.. Kunze was escorted from the
speakers platform by police, although
he protested At leaving. 4se
The bluecoats broke up fight after
fight. throwing participants down q
stairway exit In tho building, and re-
stored order after quarter hour.
Evening star., 1938-02-14

consciousness was not considered ,ln-
usual.
David Crocker Of Frankford, Del,
injured in the same accident as Miss
LaRoe, is being treated for severe
fractures at the hospital. He Il
thought to be out Of danger.
Evening star., 1938-02-14
CONFERENCE HEARS
CREDIT UNION HEAD
1nterfaith Farley on Consumers
Cooperative Opens Meet
ing Here.


The man the banker forgot is the
person credit unions are designed to
help, Claude r. Orchard, director Of
the Credit Union Section, Farm
Credit Administration, told the In.
terfaith Conference on Consumers
Co-operatives today at the Friends
Meeting House, 2111 Florida avenue
NV.
Mr.. Orchard said there are now
1000 credit unions in this country
Offering useful credit at reasonable
cost" to 1,500,o00 persons.
The conference, which will con-
tinue through tomorrow, is conducted
under joint auspices of the Social Ac-
tion Department of the National
Catholic Conference; the Social Justice
Commission of the Central Conference
OF American Rabbis, and the Commit
tee on the Church and Co-operatives,
Industrial Division of the Federal
Council Of the Churches of Christ in
America.
The conferees will attend a public
mass meeting on co-operatives tonight
at the Rialto Theater. Speakers will
Be the Rev. James Myers, industrial
secretary OF the Federal Council of the
Churches Of Christ in America; Rabbi
Barnett r. Brickner, from the Gen.
tral Conference of American Rabbis:
the Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler, National
Catholic Welfare Conference, and E.
r. Bowen, general secretary of the
Cooperative League of the United
States OF America, Is to speak about
Consumers Cooperation in the
United States"
The delegates this afternoon were
to visit cooperative enterprises around
Washington.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
GLOVER PARK.

A REAL BARGAIN.
rooms. > baths recreation room: auto
matte gas heat; house years old and IN
perfect condition: equipped for "-family
house: price. $3.50, on very easy terms
Call MR.. PASCOE.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON, INC. >,
POI Investment Bldg
DlStrict bO9n. Eve. DeCatur l4S0.
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4-BEDROOM BUNGALOW
TWO REAL VALUES.

BA}H BRek GRKASr SIX F99MS ANP
s4SDe'2S sf GossTros 6sltSR96 ReKo1A AVE
1oSAh oRSFAtcHkD IL BEA3FUL a3FhEh RgrGa RoobaDG &C.
f1x HEb R1oas aARaE RaEH eFLERDb 9 RBRSEE eoNb RE
PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 747l.
IN BEAuTTFTE AsW R1IAJEEP R1LIcREsr. hEleK7
LOCATED ON HIGH ELEVATION. ON
5oHla5-FJ 5.4I92 I1cI2 LOT: LARGE ARG Rooms:
sSeK EAsA EARaE SD sIBE Ep PoRcH RSfHEAKEASl sEMI
91TIsMEP PTTTSNE3 ATTJG; ppfcx on gEAT AIR CON
2126 BRANCH AVE. Sc.
PAUL P. STONE. NORTH 1471.
home; s rms. the bath: NV 'k h. rock (
wool Insulation. furred walls. etc: sample
house 53l 18th st, ne; furnished and
VIII viii surpr5e 1nT l0" Hoa Only s5a5o etfFi95
monthly; no renewals. Decatur 1850, ''
CoLoREDri1loo RED 9Th ST. FIRST
ed repaired: hot-water heat and and e." e'tc 70 Cor
ner. "5xl1o; "-car garage Can use :.
Sooms Ts}1os, as St, store sms! down payment,
ored section. Brick house of 3 stories and
basement: rooms. :; baths. double car
garage WlQe aIey: OIL neat: MI. For
price and inspection cali ROBERT WAL
LACE. National 1864.
COLoRED-oNTARIo RD. N.W.-CoLO-
nial brick OF q r. b.. ami front porch
saarsse iaose snS 56r rear yard easy terms only
CoLoRED---MoDERN HOME. ~ BATHS;
large lot: 800 So. #: l3ls Irving st, ne.
ROGER MOSS. ao7 18th St. Dist. 1921.
COLORED.
| KINGMAN PARK HOMES ARE
Beautifully designed, embodying the last
word in construction and appointments
Presenting every suburban characteristic
yet within 15 minutes of downtown.
New Model Home-5"2 21st St. NE.
Open Daily From 10 AM. Until o PM
CHAS. D. SAGER.
924 14th ST. NV. National oO36.
COLORED
BARGAIN.
1414 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
Detached 6 rooms and bath large
NEW-HOUsE CONDITION: LOT 5ox15o
EASY TERMS-SEE
HARRY ROD,
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COMPARE

Thi- VALUE with anything available on
today'S market. Nearly new Groom. -
bath Colonial brick in The popular CHEVY
CHASE, D. G, section, at the very low fig
ure OF S9.65h. Buit-in garage, finished
attic. ultramodern kitchen deliehtful liv-
inc porch ana many other fine features
Cal Mr., AIKEN, Met. 200, Evenings
Evening star., 1938-04-02
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
WAYCROFT VA

. new e-room brick homes, with built-in
garages; Just completed; no better con-
strmcton viii be found anywhere. They
are priced to sell: location excellent. 1Oc
bus zone. Call S. c. LYTTLE, Column
hia -3l3
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
lGnnf finnad

CASH PAID FOR HOUSES OR STORES
Write, state price. location Prompt at
tention given. DINOWITZ, Natl. 67I7. 10.
WILL PAY CASH FOR TO RIM USED
house: See. write or phone MR.. STROUP,
131 So. Bldg, District O36s.
THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH FOR D. c.
real estate. 1t will be greatly to your
advantage TO call in person or write to
ED L. STEOHECKER,
1910 Vermont Ave N w
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442O ALTON PL. NV,
PETWORTH,

This is a real opportunity to purchase
a truly fine built home. There are 6
large rms. modern tile bath: perfect con-
dition deep lot. garage eiec refg. Can be
purchased with low cash payment, balance
less than rental
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
1888 Alaska Ave. Geo. 1911 Till 8 PM
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S3,25O.

Just completed. 4-room cottage, bath.
eiectric range: half-acre lot. Down pay.
w; A. HIT, Hillside 0870
Cor. Marlboro Pike and Suitland Rd 80
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VIM. T. BALLARD,
VIM. 7. BAILARD,
1921 Eye ST. NV.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS,
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS,
Sc. .45O to S6.975

3 large rooms, tiled bath with shower;
INV heat, elec. kitchens. hardwood floors.
full cellars and attics large enough for 3
extra rooms: large lots: finely located. Go
out Baltimore blvd to Riverdale traffic
light. turn right on Madison ave. l block
to exhibit home. Terms. small cash pay
ment and S42.50 to S47 80 per month; in
order in Md, Va. or D. c. We finance
building and arrange easy terms. OWNER,
HyattSyille l32-M
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OPEN, 1923 41st ST. NV.
Thornapple. ST.. C. C., Md large rooms,
2 baths, electric kitchen, bedroom with
shower on 1st floor. Greatly reduced; must
sell; owner leaving city.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES, QUICK AC-
ton if priced to sell. E. W. BAILEY.
Adams 47S6 or mail 1885 Meridian NV.
CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME. HOUSES,
white or colored. Quick action. Immediate
settlement. E. a. G!AIRSvVEY, 4ist 5a u. 45os.
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1877 SPRING pr, NV
FOR SALE BY OWNER.

Just of 18th st. Only $3.50 Open
Sunday and every day to 8 Attractive
modern. two-story brick front and double
rear porches built-in garage. Vacant
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY For RENT.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
1915 Attn ST NE, IN UNION MARKET
@-story fireproof building, 4Ox90; elec.
elevator. front and rear loading. HENRY
SCHAFFERT. $40 John Marshall pl
CORNER 1th AND SITS. NE STORE
rooms and . living rms. bath. hot-water
heat. cleo Suitable for hat and dress
shop. beauty parlor. etc. Rent. $3.50.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
7th and H SITS. NE. Line. Osa7.
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5439 31St ST. NV,

just north of Military rd-Here is a real
nome best of construction. with very large
rooms. = baths. auto. heat. spacious rec
reatlon room GARAGE. large lot: on easy
terms. See this one before buying Ma
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BUNGALOW 81 o5O

Close in convenient location. one block
on Rhode Island ave. ne. Living room >
fun basement. h-W.h.. oil burner One
block from cars and stores. l5 minutes
downtown. Easy terms
BRODIE e. COLBERT. INC NATL. 1915.
4-BEDROOM BUNGALOW
IN BEAUTIFUL HILLCREST. Mr.. 3"nd
AND ALA. AVE. Sc; BEAUTIFUL LOT:
.-CAR GARAGE; A REAL VALUE AT
1850. EASY TERMS. CALL LINCOLN
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HILLCREsT SECTION.

HILLCREST SECTION.
New sRoom House.
In community of attractive, detached
ssbsin so%s ,o9 oo3s s4sh ST. Phoas MI
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H St. NV. Dist. 1900
NORTHEAST CORNER
1877 N; G. Ave.-Brick, & Rooms. Bath.
Everything Spic and Span.
Convenient to schools churches. stores.
cars, and bus: $3.50: easy terms.
Also 1883 N. c. ave-About the same
only on price M Is $3.50. Open daily. Phone
$3.50 = BEAUTIFUL SEMI DETACHED
home, must be sold; 7th and Farragut SITS
sgitho gith garage. Call Mr.. Boaze, Georgia
wAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
silver Spring ONCE. Shepherd 5000.
NEW-S5.450-DETA
In subdivision of new homes Six
sink. hot-water heat automatic water
heater, refrigeration, porch level lot lis
feet deep. Immediate possession with small
cash and monthly payments.
e 1919 18th ST. Sc.
Open and Lighted.
~ 'out Nichols ave. 70 Alabama ave, left
Congress ST.. left to 18th ST.
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3347.
215 .sth ST. N.E.-4 BEDROOMS, HARD
wood floors new oil burner, new gas stove
Frigidaire. Garage.
1919 Alabama ave. s.e.-s rooms de-
tached; ami, nice large yard, two-car
VIM. n: PREsGRAVEs g. CO..
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l417 WHITTIER ST. NV.
JUST OFF 18th ST. BEDROOMS,
BATHS ALSO MAIDS ROOM AND
BATH; BCILT-IN GARAGE.
1925 WARDER ST. NV.
6 ROOMS AND BATH FRONT AND
REAR PORCHES. DOUBLE GARAGE.
National Mortgage & Inv. Corp,
National $3.50. 1912 N. Y. Ave.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(COntinued
$6.5OO.

$40 Monthly. including insurance and
interest. New brick homes now
building. Oil heat. Rock Wool insuiation,
weather stripped. colored tile bath wood
burning fireplace. Domestic Science kitch-
en- cabinet, Armstrong linoleum Mario
Chef smooth-top gas range; oak floors. full
basement space for extra rooms. Con.
ABBOTT Fl. BERSE
lloo ~ Glebe Rd. Cor. N WASHINGTON Blvd.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
Handsoms some sfyads sf 81 Avsnsf eT,es s% Som. on
Ds WALkER Ike LefHsff M aHSK 1850 SAFE
1416 FAIRMONT ST.
Is FIT. WIDE.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
.. Four real bedrooms. oil, heat concrete
ana s9ase sood aec e srse
call us for further particulars.
NEAR 18th AND KENYON.
$8,5OO.
rms. and, . baths, 2 inclosed, heated
cleo refg.; large pantry: buit-in garage;
attic with large cedar closet, Not small
room in the house, every bedroom will
take twin beds. Convenient to Mt. Pleas
Call US now for further PARTICULARS.
METZLER-RealtOr,
District SS0O-1 100 vermont. Ave.
Sunday and Niehts-Adams O62O.
FAIRLAWN HOMES AND
INVESTMENTS.
Open 1890 to Dark.
~ st. sor bath
rooms, garage. Possession at once. Easy
1853 Ridge pl. s.e.-5 rooms, porches.
- 1892 T st. SEE rooms, 3 porches.
For information and inspection see sales
man at 1929 s ST. Sc.
Open 1890 to Dark.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346
VACANT-NEW CONDITION.
just Of East Capito ST. NE
Il rooms = rooms, kitchen and complete
bath on first floor; 2 rooms. kitchen and
bath on second floor Each kitchen has re-
frigeration. recreation room, garage, auto
elevation with wonderful view.
l22 18th ST. NE.
OPEN
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC. District 3346.
5601 Chevy Chase Parkway
tCorncr of Mckinley ST.
Amazing in value at the new reduced
price OF S12.95O. Amazing in location be-
cause Of the beautiful surroundings. Amaz-
Ing in features: Z rooms. . baths built-ln
duiis and other improvements filo'ie Tor conven- @
fence ara safety. Be sure to see this new.
detached brick residence today. Ii is open
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
s07 Union Trust Bldg. National $500
Or Your Own Broker
BUY 721 GALLATIN ST. NV.
A real buy-6 rooms. . inclosed back
porches: a complete kitchen on second floor,
southern exposure: large lot detached ga
rage. Home with an income. VIII sell on
easy terms. Open Saturday and Sunday.
Call MR.. OREM, Georgia 463a
S5,400.
Near 4th and R. I. Ave. NE.
Semi detached, corner brick, rooms,
bath, f-w. h.. built-in garage: originally
priced at Sf.:350. A genuine reduction for
immediate sale, Rea sonable cash payment.
Call Mr.. Miller with
COMPARE
Thi- VALUE with anything available on
today'S market. Nearly new, Groom. -
bath Colonial brick in the popular CHEVY
CHASE, D. c. section, at the very low fig
ure Of ,S9.f5n; Built-in garage, finished
attic. ultramodern kitchen delightful liv-
nnr7h Sna foo
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S5,400.
Near 4th and r. I. Ave. NE.

Wear 4tn and Il. 7. Ave. NE.
Semi detached, corner brick, e rooms,
bath, h.-w.h.. built-ln garage: originally
priced a Si,350. genuine reduction for
immediate sale. Rea asonable cash payment
Call Mr. Miller with
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS, DIST 14l1
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ATMOSPHERE PLUS!

One of those interesting places so diff
cult to find. A glorious outlook. over Po-
tomac and Nations Capital. A modern
dwelling of fine construction. sitting hieh
on a hill a paradise of over 212 rolling
acres. Nature. with mans help. once made
this a spot for the gods. little guiding
back again. Dock and cottage gone, can
be repiaced $4,000 cash. balance in two
years. Appointment. phone Clarendon 322.
A MODERN SUBURBAN HOME. WITH
II1 acres of land. located on Walker
Mill rd near District Heights. short dis
tance from D. c. line; containing 5 large
rooms and bath. INV. heat, oil burner,
cleo refrigeration. garage. chicken run;
hieh elevation: hard-surface road to prop
erty: price is below its real value. For
information to inspect call Natl. 2265.
Evening star., 1938-04-02

BUNGALOW-671O 46th ST. CHEVY
Chase, Md.-Flve rooms and bath; ami;
automatic hot-Uater heater. G. z. refrig-
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$500 CASH.
DIRECT FROM BUILDER.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. S1O,a5O
Charming new brick house situated on
a large. beautifully wooded lot in an ex-
elusive section. This house has almost
everything and Is priced way below any
thing comparable Phone Cleveland 05S1
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BEAUTIFUL HOME IN OLD VIRGINIA.

~ IL -, ~ nUML NS ~ OLO oNlR5lNlh;
oo, D mi: from Wnite House; lOc bus; all
trance hall. large bath. stall shower 2
servants room with bath: large Frigidaire,
eIec. range. l acre ground beautifully
lsndscaped: double garage, S1OO. Tele.
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UNUSUAL VALUE,
NEAR WARDMAN PARK.
This is a strictly modern home large
rooms, . baths: 2-car garage; elec. re-
frigeration; completely renovated and in
excellent condition.
PRICED AT $9,950.
Five Thousand Dollars Below Original
Sale Price
PHONE MR., ScHAAFF TO INSPECT.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE-FRENCH SIX
room bunealow, every modern improve
ment. OWNER sacrifice. Telephone care.
taker Silver Spring SH-J
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NEW BRICK HOME
IN GLOVER PARK.
81 .450.

S7.2bO.
Row brick house with large rooms. and
bath. porches, auto. heat and refrigera-
tion. A rare value in this excellent loca.
Dist. s917. ". L. MOORE. Geo. 2eO2.
Evening star., 1938-04-02

SIX ROOMS, AMI, CITY WHTER AND
sewer; 10 minutes to Washington; S42 so.
Walnut 1856
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g PMS, AMI, LARGE LOT; 3 MILES
from sc. d. C. line; good locality. Spruce
Ul 16-,J
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
NEARBY VA. COUNTRY CLUB SECTION.
450. Dittmar rd.-S r. bath garage
porches. garden; bus TO door: reasonable
8 RMS. LARGE STORE, AMI, 1-ACRE
lot ) miles from Sc, D. c. line. Good To-
callty. Spruce O116-J 8.
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s07 Union Trust Bldg. National $500
Or Your Own Broker
BUY 721 GALLATIN ST. NV.
A real buy-6 rooms. inclosed back
porches: a complete kitchen on second floor.
southern exposure: large lot detached ga
rage. Home with en- income. viii sell on
easy terms. Open Saturday and Sunday.
Call MR.. OREM. Georgia 463a
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22O CHESTNUT AVE. TAKOMA PARK
Detached semi-bungalow with large lot. 7
GAGE INVESTMENT CO.. lIO5 ST. NV.
National 2d}l
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YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE,
READ GAREEIII V

READ CAREFULLY.
$3.50 cash, $40 month. including inter-
est. will buy well-built corner house con-
sistlne OF : complete apartments with
separate meters. practically new heating
plant with white enamel wash trays. in
daylight cellar; commercial zone. You
Wonderful pickup for S4.a5O Bring de-
post along. Open PA pm. everyday till
sold.
FAIRLAWN SE-S ROOMS.
Brick; all large rooms garage. porches
Price reduced to below construction cost
Easy terms Decatur OO54-M
Evening star., 1938-04-02
l221 Eye st. NV

1923 M st. NE.
6-room Colonial brick hardwood floors
throughout, built-in tub and shower. frg..
screened porches and garage; $3.50:
only S375 cash.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. Met. 54OO.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
2-STORY HOME.

NI,V5U
Center hall brick; living room % #;
long attached garage large screened
porch. aforementioned. oil-burning heat,
insulated, full basement with toilet; near
school and bus; F.. H. A. if desired. Open
this week end. To reach: Out WASHINGTON
blvd. to Nicholas St, l block past Walter
Reed Hospital turn right to home.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 194O Eve. Wal. 915S.
Evening star., 1938-04-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

RIVERDALE. MD. 700 JEFFERSON AVE.
--t rooms and bath, large lot; good condi-
tion; $50. r. o. BELT, Union Trust Bldg.
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