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The Washington times., 1938-03-17

In al your travsls, we believe, you can.
not find finer tasting whiskey than this
Golden Wedding. 1t is not merely single
whiskey-itisssUerGlfne, carefully chosen
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22

sion among the millions of still unorganized
retail employees.
III Chicago, the winning Of the key
str>, 81 stockhandlers has opened the door
10 complete organization of the great stock
wards there
Here again it was the principle Of in
da,triaI organization that led to victory. For
the stockhandlers had the solid support Of
thousands Of clearinghouse workers not only
in Chicago, but throughout the country, all
organized in the same Clio industrial union.
b. this and other actions the packing
house companies have been given unmistak-
able evidence of the strength and solidarity
OF the now CIO union, which has also been
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22
A Tale of Two Cities

Three recent agreements tell tale OF
aaoa expansion il America j two greatest
ctc.a. ard point the way 10 more expansion in
many directions
Wen the lntcrboroayh subway COM
paas ,.gncd 4 closed shop agreement with
the Go last year. including increased wages
and many other bettermeuts. it started the
Iu.ol BAN a-rollng in New York city.
Tile ci'y's transportation system. long
non-uaion. became almost 100 per cent or.
ganizac in brief space Of time.
NV the Transport Workers Union. that
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22

shown to be the workers choice in election
after election
The signing OF union agreements by the
big companies cannot now be long delayed.
And when it comes, one of the repercussions
should be spreading wave of union senti-
ment through Chicago and other Midwestern
cities. similar to those which followed the
Go victories with L. S. Steel. General
Motors and the New York transport COM
panies.
The effects Of clearinghouse union prog
ress are already being felt in the farm equip
ment and other industries, and Chicago. like
New York, is on its way to becoming union
CITY
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22
A Real Program

This paper Lac reprinted HE entire te>l
OF tn nne page u.iet "a'ea The Western
Maryland Industrial lH.on Coaas la-t week
presented 10 the meeting s 81 AIegaa.
County oeIe4 ton e q. Mar aad General
Assembly.
In low Of tie fact 'aaJ .ae legislature
viii open its session within a feW eeehs ii
woad seem wise for al! who arr Interested In
good government and Mise legislation % give
thought IL It's contents. Thi, paper {, frank
10 say that it is disappointed that the mem
bers Of tie delegation. nitn the exception Of
Delegate Charles NJ see. did not SO fit %
express their sentiments toward the pro-
posals as advanced.
In fact sc fail to see what possible mean
ing result can obtain from the delegation
holding puolic hearing il its only intent is
to receive the views Of the voters.
After all the United States Post office
is still delivering mai pretty regularly and
IL would seem much easier to use its facilities
rather than bring delegations to deliver them
into the hands Of the soIons.
However, be that as it may. the support
of the Allegany Delegation for this program
can and should be won if the voters will ex-
press themselves in positive terms
The action Of the Western Maryland Go
Council delegates in voting to have legisla-
tive committees become active in It's affilia-
ted local unions is wise one The Importance
of the coming session to labor cannot be
overemphasized.
There is a weter Of work waiting. The
danger that sales tax will be imposed upon
the underpaid poor is an ever present one
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22
Looking Ahead
Peace ond Goodwill

less OF race creed, color or nation
ality.
In this program there is no room
FOR anti-Semitism for discrimna
ton against any religion. or for the
stirring OF national hatreds
All OF the hatrcds and divisions
which Fascism cultintes TO divide
labor and destroy democracy must
automatically be ruled gu, by a
progressive labor movement II II is
10 achieve even its most modest
detectives
Then labor cannot afford even as
practical proposition, TO be cal
ous to the misery OF the least
fortunate
Every employed worker knows
that he may at any time be forced
INTO the ranks OF the unemployed
He knows that even while working
mis- own conditions are threatened
by the impoveyishment OF his job
less fellows.
So II happens that II was not
professional idealiSts and high
minded humanitarians who we're
Inc first 10 raise their voices against
he inhumanity OF the present cuts
N the WPA program that are turn
n
The practical clio.
Similarly there are many WIG
proclaim the purity OF their de-
yotion to democracy but 1t is lei,
TO the CLIO and the progressive
forces which ii can rally round it
10 bear the brunt OF the battle &c
defend the legislation which safe
guards our democratic rights.
When It comes to the threat OF
var it is labor again that is the
most positive and decisive force IN
The world today for the defense Of
peace
Before the Fascist powers en-
barked on their present war pro-
gram they knew they had TO destroy
the organized power OF labor II
their countries that might have
stayed their hands
For the same spirit OF fraternity
in which successful labor union
must unite workers of diverse races
creeds and nationalities, tends
naturally to reach out 10 the work.
ers OF other lands who have the
same problems, the same aspir-
atoms and often the same EN-.
ployers
SO It comes that in a war-mad
world, in which hatred, division and
persecution are being deliberately
promoted as never before, labor does
not indulge In pious preachment'
about peace on earth, good will "a
men.
II is TOO busily engaged IN Its
practical day to-day work which Is
the most important being done to-
day 10 make greater goodwill and
more enduring peace a practica
proposition
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22

We Wrote III
One Year Ago.
FROM OUR FILES

The drive of the Allegany County
Emergency Relief Fund was in It's
third week with reports that large
donations were urgently and immc-
diately needed il the crisis was to be
adequately met The Cclancse Cor
noration stated that 1t was unable
10 find any way OF properly solicit
mg members and employees still
working a Amccllc
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22

Local 20 United Rubber Workers
published resolution which It's
members had adopted asking mer-
chants to scgregalc foreign made
GOODS III their stores and TO mark
them with PLAN signs as to country
Of origin
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22

10 peak OF peace on earth good
2la p men sounds like mockery
ta3 Christmas
In Esrope whole nations arc
aouHa.ca ii rulers WHO preach
s.r#cs cH!slan and var.
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,rn !, .,,,,oc'ed n a
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The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22
BY LEN DE CAUX
NoIsELEsS

Teacher 4 would like to know
why IT is that whenever / leave the
room for a short time and then
return tmd no one working
Mimmy: IT is because YOU wear
rubber heels. ma am
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22

Benefit shows were being held in
Cumberland and Creek towns thea
Tres to which the price OF admission
was payable in canned goods and
TODD with the proceeds going to the
committee
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22
SIZE DIES CnMNIIrIEE

Hostess ,gushinglt4 You know
I've heard q great deal about you
Prominent politician tabscnty
Possibly but you can't prove any
dining
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22
100 PER CENT EFFECTIVE

Speaker ,dcsiros Of raising
money! All who will give $40
stand up
To Musician Play the Star
spangled Banner
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22

the Phillips Packing Company
q Cambridge on The Eastern Shore
aas ordered cease promoting thc
company union which was named
the Cambridge Workers Association
and 10 icnstate strikers with back
pay under the terms Of Labor
Board asaer The Board found that
Phillips Packing Go had forced local
husiuc- mca @ take hand IA
a,htme the strike and promuting
The lakc union
The voice of labor. (Cumberland, Md.) 1938-1942, 1938-12-22

.rhc clio sent ont requests 10 all
is affiliated unions asking mat they
MAINTAIN close contact with all fur
iouRhcd and unemployed workers BY
setting up special committee 70
protect and maintain Then intcrc IS
during the period OF their unem-
ploymcul
Evening star., 1938-05-15
Reasonable Cash Payment.

NVSe@~1O11e@H1O NesAo11 e*J
$40 per month will buy this home. in
cluding taxes. insurance and all curtalis.
Completely modern, Groom brick house.
oil heat. large lot; in beautiful American
University Park 4934 46th st. NV.
RICHARD T. WILLIS,
S16 Investment Bldg. Natl. 7479.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$3.50.
This new detached brick home pre-
sents an especial appeal because of its
beautiful surroundings and controlled en-
vironment. 1t readily reflects the care
full construction generally found in higher
priced homes Three we'll lighted and ven
tilated bedrooms. cheerful living room with
house. The lot is attractively planted.
with ample room for rock or border gar
dens. fine neighborhood for a. young
family. Can be purchased on cash pay
ment of $3.50; monthly payments. S15.
District $3.50
Evening star., 1938-05-15
SPECIAL.

II you are looking for a home that Is
different. one that is designed and
built for comfort. with every modern
convenience. Z large rooms, large LOT,
with fine old shade trees and in one
OF the most beautiful NV. Md subdi-
town. This fine home can be financed
Tor less than 500 monthly. covering
principal. interest and taxes. To one
who knows real value this is wonder
full opportunity, Call Mr. WYNKOOP.
owner: Columbia sos, 10 am. to IL,
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I'll. EMERSON ST. NW.-6 ROOMS
screened breakfast porch, double garage.
large yard near bus and car stores
schools churches: S65. Key ct zoe Emer-
son st. NV.
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basement room with lavatory: gas heat
deep yard. close to good schools. Natl
1040 or Wis. 4504.
gssESs NSpHss ePs sYSaALssy Nc ss s9s5s s55
TAX PIX IS R.. AND B.. STORY;
aaufe S5 Elm ana ave e OsRs1Sw shs1heTd sSs
Mr., wARDMAN PIX. 1921 ,27th-DE-
large closets. porches; garden: Sun. ewes.
BURLEITH. 1919 a7th:-ATIIRAcTIyyE:;;
schoois: s: bus. DA'A clev Eal aa7a g. nlsH' s'1oe0
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-,ATTRAc., NEARLY
new. det. brick. 8 rms. g bedrms). baths.
BIKE co Na ssse sanaa
Clev. 9l00
420O 18th ST; NE (NEAR MONASTERY
Corner brick; rms. incl. large bed
rms hs 15S 1E5saiEs 81 NV sefy National
SHFyT g Es eHASF Da So to 81 sl5 BA mo BRs A.6
Md Mes0y ua ms s4o oa Sn1siow
ms. pa; $50 Brokers' attention: FyL-
ToN TON r Fss6 GORDON. 1927 Eye ST. NV Dis
MT. PLEASANT, OVERLOOKING ROCK
8 large rms. ? baths. screened porches, oil
co. CO. Natl. Se sss0 sunday. d iA cIev afoo' EnN
CHEVY CHASE MD.-DESIRABLE UN-
hnnse mHasTn @ stone and st9cco 5room
1919 WooDLEY RD.-6-RM.. BATH.
sulated: near Cathedral: $40. ooen. is.
KENLWoETa sls p snS hath te2S Sa
HEIGHTS REALTY CORP. IA St. NV.
FOXHALL VILLAGE l7Os SURREY LANE
garage; close to schools and stores; half
block from bus line: owner on premises;
$50 a month. l5s
garase; eV-house condition. CO; & i.NAt s15 Van Van
9eoreta9 s >: asis. is. open am 10 o p'm
1908 QUINCY ST. N.w:--PERFECT CON-
$50 per mo oeeSH o%NGR O. aeoTsa sInea $685. garage
14l7 vARNUM ST. NV, ROOMS. IN
closed sleeping porch; ami; .new-house
ss6 ca nfal Adsas saho?!s ass4 and
oSVERLooKING ROCK CREEK PARK,
baths. breakfast porch. 2 sleeping i Sorches; !
burner. In perfect condition ef ss7.so sas5 moi S
Phone Natl s41s. Ewes. and Sunday,
bath sleeping porch; excellent condition:
preezy legation facing park: garden; ga
1sEe "a Hor,a suplet b o, lease; Petworth chillum
8 rms, hot-water heat, G. E. refg.; I'm.
ished attic: redec.; nice porches. Col. 1879.
FIVE ROOMS, K. AND B.. LARGE YARD:
70 ehdren SorfS m ce
80 RANDOLPH PL. NV, NEAR NORTH
Nsii NfT,iiity; g7,g new condition. Open. OWNER
CApIrOy IyIYI CO5NIE73- q - ~, =,
8 large desirable rooms. nice yard. ga
ssc per mU E. to fX dsRs Hdsms 4a Ry
sHEpHERD PARK = COLONIAL STYLE
shepheTd 9aSns ssosng asssIa''' neat slSo month
230 UPsHUR ST. Nw.-8 R.. B.. YARD,
$50. 5231 7th st: and 5334 5th st. NV.
s.f yars SEQ POO 4sio SSes 4h ST st. st. nw6 nw0 r
b shower; inc: por.. gar. se5; Detached
sar o senses nt 1 So. reg aeorris fs 6i7s. yr5S' 'af
BY .OWNER-49 TODD PL.. NE. Mr.. Nc
Kinley High. rms, bath. Arcola hot
Tatsr heat sxos good condition; s4s5o Call
REMoDELED. BUNGALOW FOR SMALL
family. Garden, trees and grapes. Lease
$40 mo. Larger homes nearby APPLETY
S5I5 KANSAS AVE; N.WmLREDUceFDm I-
avn. screens. Insp., call Line. 47sl-W :
NICE LOCATION: BROOM HOUSE WITH
double garage, porch and front and back
yard; maids quarters; adults only. Phone
Columbia 6I72 before j pm
1889 ST.-6 LARGE, CLEAN RMS, NEW
floors; newly dec; h.-w.h.; $3.50 to re-
liable. Open Sunday. OWNER. Adams
02O9-W.
NV: sEcTIoN-s.RM BRICK; MODERN
rooms: awnings for porch and windows;
front entrance to basement. containing
rooms: double garase; deep yard. Phone
r11 FNSERSON ST Vt ROONEs5
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x3.ybU.
Near NoItn Slic Saci1oi ana & Rhode & 1sland
electric refrigeration; good condition;
terms. Col. 777As
Evening star., 1938-05-15
BUILDER SAYS SELL!

To effect immediate sale owner has
cut price Of this lovely home to figure
that will really impress the informed home
seeker. The construction. location and
appointments of this unusually attractive
center-hall Colonial brick home are Of the
sde Near Mas aVe that on is the
stricted. g. large rms. 2 baths. large
Handicapped lots. At Sl1.250. this is a
reduction of nearly $1,000 from original
price. Call Adams 5297 for additional in
formation
Evening star., 1938-05-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BY JUNE HOUSE FOR SERVICE FAM
lily Of 3, boy IL; 2-bedroom home. unfur-
nished preferably Clarendon. Ballston area.
Box 245-X. Star.
MODERN BUNGALOW, DISTRICT OR
nearby. Must be reasonable rent. Respon-
sible adults. Columbia SOs8-J. evenings.
FURNISHED HOUSE. SMALL. NEAR DIS
location and price. Box 202-X. Star. 15'
GROOM HOUSE. MODERN IMPROVE
ments. For June ! or 18th. to RESPONSE
BILE party. Adults Petworth or Brtghtwood
preferred; Rental not over sos. Box
297-T, Star.
WANTED, ABOUT JUNE 2O-4 -BEDRCOM
house. ! bedroom and bath on 1st t1r.
Cleveland s345.
WANTED TO RENT-12 TO Is ROOM
house in vic. 18th and Mass. ave. NV, or
will buy lease. District 4091.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE WITH RE-
frigef alton and yard, In the upper north
west section, by refined young couple with
baby; sos mo. Phone Georgia 1868.
WE CAN RENT YOUR VACANT
property.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
807 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. $500.
List Your Houses With Us For Rent.
MURRAY CO.,
14O6 G St NV Natl S772
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SHERMAN CIRCLE,
NEAR ST GARRIEI'S

One of those popular Colonial 2O-foot
usually large rooms, including knotty pine
library on first floor; oil heat, 2-car ga
rage and in perfect condition. The choice
location of this entire observation-disclosures
venient to everything. For further infor-
nation. call MR.. OCONNOR, Randolph
Evening star., 1938-05-15
$4,000.

VV,OVV.
2316 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
tile bath, hot-water heat: inclosed rear
porches: garage. An exceptionally we'll
constructed home that can be purchased
on very attractive terms
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS,
3lA Penns. Ave. 81.
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NEAR ALABAMA AVE, D. G.
Almost new, 3 bedrooms, Insulated brick
bungalow. Large rooms. fireplace base
A. M: ROTH National 1885. Ewes, Tenn
pie 1884.
FACING A BROAD AND EXCEPTIONAL
~ picturesque part Of the Potomac: about
by the old C. &, o. Canal, the restoration
Of which IS now pending. this secluded
and exclusive place is one of the most
fascinating we have ever seen. The Eng.
lish1type house Of brick and stucco has 8
rooms and 3 baths. oil burner and garage.
The large living room and the remarkable
sunroom combine advantageously for en-
tertaining. Thea grounds have been de-
veloped by experts; but that was like
SO lavish. The cost to- the owner was
$4,000. The price Is $4,000. Shown
BY appointment. Call Mrs. Burgess. wis.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 K st. NV Natl, 1885,
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THREE BARGAINS.

1II1CIJC D111tOI1I1NO.
$3.50 nssern HSs r0qp pexorh hes sms RPrsnsf eash
and low monthly payment.
CT 260 Four bedrooms near st. Ga
s,ooo briel's. Front and rear concrete
porches. Excellent condition.
$7450 SsSon Six noom nres saiomae hes
Long lot with row of poplars.
Owner moving South.
For appointment to inspect, phone MR..
HALL, Met. 2S25-2S21.
F; ELIOT MIDDLETON.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.,
ave: new 6-room brick with built-in
garage and every modern convenience; au-
tomato heat 81 900 down. sos per mo.
Open Sunday till pm
Other bungalows and houses. $4.95O
and up.
2317 r. l. Ave. NE. North 1908.
1901 EYE ST S E. and 9O4 18th ST. Sc
store and q rms: oil burner heat. rented.
$50 mo-: price only S6250. Sunday, cali
Georse Urciolo. Col OO43
URC1OLO REALTY CO.. MET. 4941
S!,90O-NEAR 10th ST. AND COLUMBIA
I'd n.w.-An excellent buy in this fine
convenient location y rms; h.-w h.. auto
matte gas water heater: in good condi-
ton. This brick home will pay for itself
by renting rooms. Could be made into 3
=. BRoDIE & COLBERT. INC.
Natl. 1910. Evenings. Clev 1858
FINE NE. SUBURBAN BARGAIN, Se,95O;
m detached all-white community; rms.
nath, porcnes; h;-w.h.: new Pittsburgh
trees.
BRoDIE & COLBERT. INC,
Natl. sS15. Evenings. Clev 1853.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

TAKOMA Park. d. C.-$7.950
Detached 7.room house, with bedroom
porches; garage: oak shade; close to stores
and bus. Georgia 0255.
NEW CORNER HOME.
Drive out and inspect our NEW STONE
VIEW ROAD. WYNNEWOOD PARK. Re
duced 81 900; Open for inspection from
Inspect BY going out 18th st. or Georgia
ave to trafhc light in Silver Spring; then
out Colesville pike to .Wynnewood Park
sign Left ] block to house.
THOS. e. FARRELL CO.. REALTORS.
721 10th Street NV. Natl. O765.
TAKOMA PARK LOCALITY.
NEAR ALL SCHOOLS. CARS. ETC.
bath. with cellar; h.-w.h.. elec.. etc; large
yards trees. flowers: vacant Just refln-
"A'' JOHN scR1vENER n BRO.
District $500 914 g St. NV.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

Open 10 to Sunday. 3 to daily.
Through the happy combination of SUI
perior design. high grade materials and fine
craftsmanship. these homes can be truly
classed as well built" OF solid brick
and tile construction. crowned with a color
ful English slate roof. they unquestionably
location and environment they are un-
eeualed. The lots beautifully Handicapped
It. Homes are plan as With three
large bedrooms, two baths End floor; first
floor lsvatory,. one with study or library.
with open firepiaces. Buiit-in garages, %
Reynolds air conditioning.
Directions: Out Conn ave. to Bradley
lane, left on lane to Maple ave-. right on
Maple two blocks to Elm, then left to
homes. Georgia 1920, Adams o4o3
Evening star., 1938-05-15
OPEN.
NEW BRICK.
g ROOMS. :, BATHS.

43o Maple lane. Silver Spring, Md
Lot 52x128. House. 25x3O; center en-
trance; all 1898 model. You will won-
der and ask why price is SO reasonable.
The reason is, we must sell. Come today
or any day until sold. Out Georgia ave.
to $500 block. right to 439, or call Shep.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
RRIGHTWOOD

BR1GHTWOOD,
Near 4th and Concord ave-Two express
buses and one local line; Paul Junior High
Colonial brick. rms, bath, lavatory. 3
porches elee: refg,; screens. weather
L. T. GRAVATTE,-
72a 18th St Reator National 0153.
Evenings, Mr. DoWner Georgia 9012.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
ARMY-NAVY OFFICERS.

Several delightful modern homes, in the
needs OF service families and hand picked
for the utmost in value. For appt. to in
spect without obligation, call MRS. LEROY
WATSON. Cley. 7214. Week days. Natl
Evening star., 1938-05-15
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES UNFuRNjsHED.

oil burner: transp ways; SS5 a month
261S N Wash, blvd. Lyon Park, Va.
North 10463.
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5s12 4th ST NV.
. Semi-detached brick. . open fireplaces.
z baths, lovely recreation room. garage.
Owner leaving city will sacrifice equity
Dist. 3121. ROGER MOSS. Geo. 64S3.
NEAR 3sth AND MASS AVE. NV.
Eight rooms "A bed) = baths: lovely
yard and 2-car garage; there is new oil
burner. large. new elee. refrigerator. and
the house is fully insulated: in excellent
condition and priced many thousand dol
lars less than cost. H. c. BRISCOE. Clev.
1923 or Natl 3467.
SACRIFICE-LEAVING CITY.
Open-515 Shepherd ST. n.w.-6 modern
rms. beautiful yard. Georgia 64s4.
AN OUTSTANDING BUY.
Open-5500 1st St n.e.-Semi- brick
bungalow. rms, 2 b.; fine condition and
PETWoRTH COR.-oPEN & LIGHTED.
/. SOL Webster st. N.W.-Near ST. Ga
briefs school. churches. modern home 8
r..2 b.. extra toilet. .Frigidaire oil burner,
built-in garage; terms.
II. Near Senate Ofice-149 C st. ne
III: 81. west Mt. Pies Pleasant "a txh ST.. 20 eff t.
5rick 59w brick rsl. q b.. oil heat. a-car
THos. 5. WALSH. INC.
815 list st. NV. Dist. 755S-9.
=, ST. NE. OFF NORTH CAPITOL.
yestment or home; 2-story brick. 8 rms.
bath. cleo; don't overlook this opportunity
national l40o. Adams 1859.
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FOXALL-6 ROOMS AND FINISHED
basement room with lavatory: gas heat.
deep yard: close to good schools. Natl.
1040 or Wis. 4504.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED COTTAGE,
from June Is to Sept Is; old-world gar
den. large living room. dining room, two
bedrooms and maids room. Phone North
Evening star., 1938-05-15
HOUSES FOR SALE

$4,000 VALUE
for
$9,950.
ONLY $75 PER MO.
6024 NEW LEE BLVD, VA.
1t Is worth your while to see this CENTER
hall home; finished attic: large rooms: 2
tile baths: recreation room. built-in garage;
lot 65xl70.
Adams 6273.
Evening star., 1938-05-15

So.3OU-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
Last One Left-Five Sold,
These attractive. convenient modern
bung allows have sold rapidly, due to their
exceptional price. compact INABILITY and
and $50 month
Inspect today, for we have but one left.
Out r. I. ave. to Park ave Gust before
reaching Hyattsville). left one block to
Wingrest ave. left again to Central ave.
MITCHELL QUICK,
Wise 2755 Em 4o6S
Evening star., 1938-05-15
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
tVlcinity Nebraska and Conn. Aves.)

$3.50.
The owner reputable builder, has
spared no expense in putting this prop
erty IN absolutely new-house condition
II is splendid semi mi-detached brick on
NICE elevation. with southern exposure
heat. garage. comfortable front porch
conveniently adjacent to elementary
Junior and high schools. shopping and bus
and may be purchased with nominal cash
and moderate payments. Call District
Evening star., 1938-05-15

TAKOMA PARK.
$3.50 for a new bunsalow; blocks
from sanitarium and school: metal cab
inets s II p, kitchen; tile bath oil heas ga,
neiehborhood Of high-prced homes
Drive out Flower ave. to Hudson st..
turn left :, blocks to Garland ave. Sales
man will be at sos till dark. Call North
son3
Evening star., 1938-05-15

3l27 Adams Mill rd.-6 large rooms, 9
paths. breakfast porch, 2 sleeping Sorches;
oouple garage automatic water heater: Gil
burner. In perfect condition: SS7 so mo.
Phone Natl S41s. Ewes. and Sunday,