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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-07-22

M. M: l am very unhappy here
with my aunt as she doesn't want
me to go any place. Tell me if l
should change places?
Ans: No, child stay with
your aunt until you are old enough
to get work and take care of your
self. Your aunt does not wish to
make your life miserable, but
wants you to be spared the hard
ships of life. A marriage will take
you out of your present surround
ings.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-07-22

for what he does do, and / am
afraid you must change your at
titude towards the whole thing in
order to be happy.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
WALLACE DEFENDS
LARGE IMPORTS
Bring High Farm Income,
Secretary Declares in
Letter to BuIkIey.
Py the Associated Press

Py the Associated Press.
The Agriculture Department said
today that foreign trade records of
the last Is years showed high farm
incomes and large imports of agri-
cultural products 60 hand In hand.
When markets are good enough
to attract imports, American farmers
are receiving their highest income, "
the department said.
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
asserted yesterday that Republicans
had been guilty of misrepresentation"
with regard to the farm import situa-
ton.
In letter to Senator Bulkley, DEM
ocrat, of Ohio, Secretary Wallace took
issue with q reported statement by
Representative Smell, Republican, of
New York, that the Roosevelt Admin
istration had sold the American
farmer down the river" by allowing
large increases in imports.
Contending critics of the admins.
tration gave only one side of the
picture, the Secretary told Senator
Bulkley that imports Of corn and
wheat had virtually ceased and re-
Gently these commodities had been
exported in great quantities.
In Its statement the department said
that during the period from 1925
through 1929 agricultural import
values were 40 per cent above the
average for the 15-year period, 1929
1887, and at the same time gross farm
income averaged % per cent above
the average for the whole period.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
walk There Saito's body was found,
clad only in a ripped shirt.

walk. There Saito's body was found
clad only in ripped shirt.
Police, informed by Dobish Of the
lions escape, hurriedly formed a posse
armed Gordon was thrown around q
four block area along the Atlantic
Ocean.
Homes Are Barricaded.
Only few blocks away in the heart
Of the city terrified citizens barricaded
homes and stores while an alarm
spread the tale Of q man-killing lion
on the loose and warned all to keep
on the streets.
"Tuffy" had been seen ambling
along the Boardwalk by Virginia Muir
ray, who resides across the street from
the Motordrome She told how the
lion sought in vain to get back into
his cage CLOSED by the owner in order
to prevent the second animal from
escaping also) and then went Oh
again.
AS hours passed horror in the city
increased and even distant streets be-
came desolate. Police searchlights
pierced the frightening darkness as the
posse combed the labrylnth of piling
Then Patrolman John Cares, cross
ing the Boardwalk, spied the lion
bounding toward him. He waited, pis-
tol ready. When the animal came
within 10 feet he fired. "Tuffy" fell
dead at his feet with bullet through
his right eye.
Evening star., 1938-10-06

BY the Associated Press.
CH1CAGO.-Getting to sleep is just
a matter Of letting 60. Once relaxed
the next stop is Dreamland.
So says DR.. Edmund Jacobson after
experimenting with more than 800
persons in the University of Chicago
and his own laboratories.
In his new book, you Can Sleep
Well" summary Of 80 years of ex-
perimenting, DR.. Jacobson says that
coffee does not always cause insom-
mia; that smoking has practically
nothing to do with it; that city folk
often sleep as well as rural residents.
He found that religion helps re-
Taxation by quieting fears; that mod
crate exercise, fatigue, fresh air,
comfortable mattress and q darkened
room help induce slumber. But, he
says, reading in bed Is bad business.
Here are the steps of = set course
of muscle and nerve limbering exer-
cises DR.. jacobson describes as the
best method for relaxing. progress
sively.
l. Lie on the back with eyes closed
and legs uncrossed for 80 minutes If
restless and so minutes If lying with
out discomfort.
2. Raise the right arm, clench fist.
uncurl fingers and let the arm
drop-limp-and do not move. Do the
same with left arm.
;. Stretch legs, bend down feet and
toes and let 60 limp, suddenly. Re-
peat twice.
4. Breathe little more deeply than
usual two or three times, noting that
the chest relaxes as you exhale with
out forcing.
5. Wrinkle forehead and frown, let
ting 60 extremely. Do this for several
minutes. Avoid wrinkling forehead
when trying to efface the frown.
6. Relax the eyes; open them, look
to the right, then to the left, up and
down, holding each position 80 seconds
7. Lie in your favorite position on
back, side or stomach, keeping eyes
closed. Count aloud to 10, noting
action Of tongue, lips, jaws and throat
Quit counting and relax these carts
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Py the Associated Press.

Fy the Associated Press.
WILDWOOD, N. J., Oct. GA
boardwalk side show operator, whose
circus lion escaped, killed a man and
terrorized this resort city for nearly
three hours before policeman's bullet
killed 1t, was released under 5000
bail today on charge Of manslaughter.
Joseph Dobish. 81, the lions owner.
was srraigned before Recorder Leonard
Byrne in connection with the death
last night Of Thomas Sato, 81. of
Philadelphia, q Japanese auction room
employe whose mangled body was
found under the oceanfront boardwalk.
Police said they had not yet learned
how the beast, one Of two owned by
Dobish, had escaped from its cage.
Rode on Motorcycle.
Until five weeks ago the 300-pound
killer known as "Tuffy" was one OF
two lions strapped to a motorcycle
side car while the driver roared around
= steep-waiIed bowl called the wall
of death" Since then "Tufiy" had
been inactive
Some time last night "Tuffy" escaped
from the cage and roamed the nearby
boardwalk. Seven weeks ago, he broke
loose also and at that time was forced
back into his cage, but not before
his owner.
Saito was about to enter his parked
automobile when the lion pounced
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Experts Formula for Sleep
Neat Trick If You Can Work 1t

for three or four minutes, then count
again, not so loud; repe;t third
time under the breath. Relax the
entire body. Do not bother to breath
hard nor attempt looking in any par
ticular direction. Let all parts 60
together.
All of this takes practice, DR.. ia
cobson warns. He suggests practicing
one step and then the next on sue
cessive nights until conscious relaxa-
ton is perfected to the point where
one can do everything in q single
"lie-down."
Evening star., 1938-10-06
EYE, EAR AND THROAT
TESTS SCHEDULED HERE
Special Boards Will Conduct
Examinations for Doctors as

convention freludS.
Special examining boards for eye
and ear-nose-throat doctors we're
scheduled to hold examinations today
here and in New York as a prelude
to the opening of the annual conven-
ton OF the American Academy Of
Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology at
the Maynower Hotel Monday.
Examinations for doctors specialize
ing in diseases of the ear, nose and
throat will be held at Walter Reed
Hospital today and Saturday. The
American Board Of Ophthalmology
has scheduled examinations in New
York tomorrow and here Saturday.
Although the examinations are
voluntary and the certificates awarded
on successful completion of them have
no legal significance, many hospitals
now require them for appointment or
promotions on their staffs.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
n. J. LANE REELECTED

II. ]. Lane was reelected president
Of the Washington Young Democratic
Club of South Carolina at q recent
meeting Of the group.
Other officers elected include: Miss
Ruth Hutson, first vice president;
Wilmot Brown, second vice presi-
dent; Ira F. Willard, third vice
president; E. B. Hancock. fourth vice
president: Miss Louise c. Banville,
secretary; A. Rembert Mathewes,
treasurer, and William F. Cox, photog-
rapher.
Evening star., 1938-10-06
Sues Over Milk Poison.

Claiming 100000 damages for the
pain. suffering and mental and physi-
cal deterioration caused his eight
children through consuming milk from
cattle infected by locust poison, .
Transvaal rancher has started suit
against the government of South
Africa,
Evening star., 1938-10-06
MRS. RoosEvELTToTALK
Wife of President Will Visit in

wife OF President Will Visit in
Roanoke Wednesday.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will dis
cuss "A Typical Day at the White
House" in Roanoke, Va, Wednesday
under auspices of the Hollins College
Alumnae Association.
Mrs. Roosevelt will be greeted by
Mayor Walter w. Wood of the city
and will be presented by Representa-
tive Clifton A. Woodrum.
If time permits there is also q pos
sibility, it was said, that Mrs. Roose-
velt will give radio broadcast.
Evening star., 1938-10-06

from the elevated boardwalk upon
the mans back and dragged him
into the darkened recesses under the
Evening star., 1938-03-06
FARMS.

FARMS.
$50. a.. 800 a. tillable,. on State hwy;
sci sell zSs Ssts5sd S5 by springs well and creek
Iss a.. :175 a. tillable. on State hwy;
s-r.,. res. . tenant houses. farm bldss.;
creek through farm: $16,Oo0.O0.
satSsss fair 1ss ga 81 :tSRf sa ssen
res; creek through farm; S3.5OO.OO. All
the above on or near hwy. and thriving
i, MOUNTAIN HOMES.
zsS "a, 'iasRt so%s eGpss barn
10.a.. lar. stone res. modern. garage
and LIVING quarters combined; exc. view;
tr,s,t; vss a 4dS oS res cleo
-3o a.. 4 sets bldgs., H. o. L. c. financed;
8 a. unimproved: $4,000.
good water facilities; $1,000 per a., Ali
above on or nsar hwy nsaF Rluemont Va
bined garage, outbldgs. $4,000. 90 mdse.,
n thriving town. on hwy; s7.ooo.oo;
go a.. exc. tourist home and filling
station combined: 100000.
in condition. st Tes mean mofsTr pureev. SatSdFS all
real barsain at S1O,50O.0O.
have listed property in Leesburg. Ham
ilton, Purcellvlle, Round Hill, Hillsboro
ssppd o Blu@smont' ZEN Va. from s1.2o0.00 to
Farms and country homes at any price
ana terms to suit buyer.
O, c.. ELSA, Realtof.
8luenont, Va.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

pIuO, tcIHo. n. ShNA6ns 49UI OAErOu.
burg pl. s.w.
MD. AND VA. FARMS.
81. .000--b6 ACRES. LARGE HOUSE, WITH
bath. electricity; tenant house. large bank
barn, dairy. poultry houses; high eleya-
ton; main pike. Terms.
.eres om. rooms ; and bath
poultry. Some tourist business. Easy
$45OO-poultry farm. 4h acres; excel
lent .6-room house. electricity. large poul-
try house. orchard. IA miles. In Mont
Si0.O0O-Eauipped farm. about 2 miles
d. c., on good road. 12-room house. large
bank barn corn house, poultry houses.
Fine stream through farm. Some woods.
Priced with horses. COW and machinery.
Stock farm more than 200 acres, about
half hour from D.. c. Large residence. 5
barns, hog houses mill. tool house. corn
house. every kind Of farm building. To be
sold to settle estate Level land. well
fenced we'll watered. Very productive.
Virginia dairy farm. on one OF the rain
pixies. about 30 miles d. C. 1o-room
house. bath, modern dairy barn. tenant
houses. .4o acres. An excellent farm.
S4.b00-215 acres. mountain farm in
Virginia; good six-room house and some
small buildings. About 8 miles from
r. D. LILLE CO..
264 Carol ST.. Takoma Park Geo. 1900:
COLORED-lO ACRES, II MILES D. c..
Montgomery County. 2-story frame house.
= nice rooms and bath. chicken house cost
$500; hog stye meat house. nice stream.
Price. 81 500 Box 174-L. Star.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

WILTON. SITUATED HOWARD
County. Md. i mile north ma
tional highway on st. Johns lane.
81, miles from Endicott City. Il
miles from Baltimore. 81 miles from
Washington; 400 acres very fertile
land. 65 acres finest peach orchard
duced some eoo"S nS bushels lsheta fnest nest
peaches grown last season.. Is
acres apples; 80 acres under cuI-
tivation. remainder pasture and
woodland: borders on " State high
ways: 1S-room eraystonc mansion
nearly 100 years old. tenant
houses. large bank barn. 143v50,
well-equipped storage and packing
? house. 10 other outbuildings con-
sisting implement houses, garages.
poultry houses, blacksmith shop,
feeding sheds with silos. etc:
electricity, spring water flowing
through paddocks: ideal fruit and
stock farm Address owner. JOHN
1. STRICKLAND. Riderwood. Md.
Tel. Towson S12.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
FARMS FOR RENT,

ings, Montgomery Co. Md on Old George
town rd.. between Bethesda and Rockville.
known as Morton j. Luchs farm OF about
Is acres. Modern house rooms and
bath electric lights. hot and cold water.
garage stable cow barn and poultry house
to hold 1000 chickens, and all bulldin 81
Rent. S1Op per month.
MORTON J. LuCHS.
1908 II ST. NV National S345
Evening star., 1938-03-06
MONTGOMERY CO PROPERTIES

MONTGOMERY CO. PROPERTIES
35 acres of Chester loan soil; attractive
semi-bungalow nicely situated on a high
spot; small new barn, stream. few acres
woods
2L2-acres chicken farm, laying houses
for 500. 2-story frame house, light heat
and bath; all buildings in splendid cond-
ton. Price. S4 500.
5 dairy farms. all equipped and selling
milk to Washington. Can be bought with
S21,5OO; 335 acres. $40 500; 14l acres,
$12,500: 100 acres, $4,000.
] acre. 4-room house in splendid con-
dition; hard road, high elevation. 81 500,
acres, l mile dirt road: 5-room house.
Nice little property if you will go or dirt
road: no electricity. 81 $50.
30 acres. close in; sood location; partly
wooded: electricity and stone road; house
needs repair. Price. So $50
3 acres: nice practically new bungalow;
high elevation. Price. $500. =:
II acres. near Gaithersbnrg; Groom
house; $1,000; a splendid buy.
FRED B. CUSHMAN,
106 w. Adams ST. Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1938-03-06

NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL. WITH ACRE
lot and dozens of trees. This house has
room and bath. rec. room with fireplace.
attached garage. This is one of the most
unusual homes in Hllandale. for S12.a50
Drive out Piney Branch road miles from
d. C. or call Shepherd 3:55.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT SMALL FARM, NOT
over 3 miles from D. c. Must be on
GOOD road. Box 4SS-L. Star.
RENT SMALL FARM WITH MODERN
house. in virginia. within |" miles OF D. c.
Call Clarendon g41-M. evenings.
DISABLED VETERAN WISHES TO RENT
small poultry farm with option to buy:
near Washington. Box 454L. Star G.
WANTED - WATER FRONT FARM ON
Potomac above WASHINGTON. 100 acres or
more. Must be fertile Good dwellings and
outbuioings Give full description and
price. Box 405-L Star &C.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

l,sTeI ll,,sToRY BRICK. STONE, FACING UNION
Statlon sn Piaza: rent 5000: price. S6.750.
s"o 0a price se5d 500 Blk osiSf ,rd st. rent se
,5-rm. house; rent. s24s: price Si.45o..
II Ist st. s.; s%m5 SS -o6 stuceo houses rents s9ao;
sPEcULAT1vE-sEVERAL DWELLINGS
dn'ns GOOD uHle BIN s2se II esalss yss
broker. Natl. 6717.
FIRST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ON P
nsar and nd bret M bIdng BTGk
DIST. sol w ". L. MOORE Geo. esoe.
ON K ST; AT NORTH CAPIToL-1o-R
sana ana I-hath pa brick. h-wh, elec.; same
s. S4'o5o n5o VIII deliver clear or subject 70
lowner). Dist. 450S. 1lo6 VT. ave
NEW. MODERN BRICK STORE IN NV.
income. P. O. Box :iI3a. Washinston, Wsuni 5. "e G.
GEORGIA AVE. NV STORES. 3
}s Spsoo on phone fea, deoqgs ssGo 4nIy
Shepherd 4SsS-J. ''''' ''1"''''
INVESTMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
properly on modern hlehway; fne section
bnns hih aS ea nesT drm Sy Ado aSo ns
III N Columbus st. Alexandria Va. !.
lnla B NE.-NEW .-sToRY. SEMI DE
tacned @ corner brick apartment. apart
5000 year tenants furnish h S'osS own 'fn4H hea,
terms, s: 500 cash. balance monthly pay
msaf BIDS Ss H. oT sny SrdesT
FAMILY .,dr APT; GLOVER PARK SEC
electric kitchen and all latest features: oil
heat; lockers. LAUNDRY room. Better than
ether 4,fam:ly .ldgs.. sl1 900 up WALTER
M. "a; BAUMAN, J Thomas Circle. National
TWO-FAMILY FLATS--ST. 900.
Each apartment has hv. r, bedrm di-
nette. kitchen, bath. large closets and
sas and pGTSh enass furnish
FOUR-FAMILY FLATS.
Various sections. Some with oil and
some BRICK He sa4 Ho6sr 6'Hs0as9y Asp Bath pifd
s't,wates !. oNa so heat Good condition Price.
sss 18TH s. s.. + EG' SAUL soi ss,ionsl 200.
.4ao-UPPFR 18th, ST. NW.-FIasT
commerciaL 3-story brick . rooms, =
LEO NJ, BERNSTEIN e. CO. NET 5000.
ANACosTIA. D. c.-DETAcHED FRAME
house with 10 rooms and > baths. arranged
Erouna ap p1ice Vaeh St s,one is easily worth the
Dist. s9l7 w, L. MOORE. Geo. .soe
sth ST. Sc. 100 -BLocK-sToRE AND
rooms on firSt floor and ) rooms and
bath On 2nd floor. Rented for ST .02U year.
Priee. $500. Mr., Raine. Ran. 34i1.
Corner grocery in Sc. including stock,
fixtures and building. Fine opportunity
70 take over soinR business at reason
able price Gail Mr.- Raine. Ran. SAL.
WhPLE 6 JAMES INC.
1924 14th 81. NV. District 3347,
s:3 .5o-14th ST. NEAR PARK RD.-2
apartments. rooms and bath in each,
and large store: rotary oil burner; present
monthly gross income S"275O
circIeosemi oesamvsrmoht ohts ave- near Thoma
baths; fun basement. h.-w.h.: part OF
aitaaa aaiiolnE rented for sl36 per month: if
" with responsible party ready to take
.-"eHr lease on entire building at annual
ren;al of .l.o,u besides tenant paying
al! expenses EXCEPT taxes.
Sl"3hi-1n BrCokiand. corner
stories : rooms II, baths oil burner.
saraTe. ssir. first r *oor rented TO- store aud
mnnth; seco- focr. occupied by owner,
should rent ~ $50
CAMBOURT.
al Investment Bldg. Republic ora .
Evening star., 1938-03-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATE9
on D. c. real estate. Prompt service p j.
WALSHE, 1107 Eye st. NV. Natl. 646S.
PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC.
ond-trust loans; specialist in refinancins
property. Loans nesotiated promptly.
Call w T. COTHERN. 913 New York ave.
NV. Natl. 7416. IL
c OIL o e D-SECOND TRUST MONEY
land and Virginia properties. Prompt &C.
tion. reasonable rates and interest, AVON
REALTY a LOAN CO.. 100 q ct. NV. .Ns-
Evening star., 1938-03-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,
SAVE AND pROFTT-% OS0

Builder starting Immediate construction.
10 2-story. 5-room Colonial homes: fully
insulated; air conditioned. oil burner, full
elevation: Introductory price on nrst
houses. $3.50. Small down payments:
S32.50 per month, including taxes and
ed community. Other builders now devel-
oping. s homes Just started. 10 others
Chs In He. os. are sim yeur We Ee
already. sold Construction starting Inn
media tely. This offer viii definitely not
hold long. Subject to change after 10
houses are sold. Take advantage Of this
unusual ofier now. while 1t lasts. PHIL
Evening star., 1938-03-06

Montgomery County Farm.
acres with several fruit trees s-room
o-story house. with ba ath cleo lights: good
condition: earase and small barn. Price
So 500: terms
1906 Georgia Ave Shepherd 5IOO.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
TRADE AND SAVE $1,000.


TRADE AND SAVE $1,000.
3 bedrooms, large brick Colonial. on
bSs at doo o hess
and kitchen. Magic Chef range, Frigidaire.
complete cabinets open fireplace, ATTACHED
ga1ase Eanp, nsdnu Sngfe auto capifSl Ires
$500 home at $500. See this unusual
buy to oelsys;; ,s;;r- Open nishts :, spprinsbook
NEW HOUSE, $2,750.
y rooms; large attic rum, running sr.ss water;
miles; on hard road, Sa75 down. So ,,Y,t per
lynch LYNCH Hesa xlexsndra dHhs''Ss sao.W,s' tsN "-N
$3.50.
Win hearnT pnafs ,Ps be snfSedS nssd rs
place. oil heat, screened porch. insulated;
easy down and monthly payments open
this week end.
$3.50.
New. 2-story, 6-rm. brick: center-hall
proofed basement; open this week end.
TO reach: Drive to Clarendon monu-
McKiniey st. III mi miles past Glebe I'd I'd. for
the $3.50 house,; turn right, past Wal,
TER Reed School to Lonsfellow st. and
tom b dor pas hf MsKny Seep % NcSoas s.
ana ' nome oS w. F'sn' ). HooE. JR..
Wal. 1a40. Eve, Wal. al5s.
WILL SACRIFICE HOME.
water: hiSh elevation; 4 miles north s Dis
trict line; fronting on . streets: compelled
M,TsIlr e seIl At sascrince: Inauire for !. E.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
SUMMER HOMES.

FOR RENT COLONIAL BEACH. VIR-
yinia-Five rooms; modern improvements;
season or weekly. MRS. SNYDER, Met.
1147.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.


DELIGHTFUL BUNGALOW, FIVE ROOMS. 9 Nas
tingfam ST., over Lee Knowles. East Falls
Church. Va, vs,oo4 miles lies out Lee highway. or
F1yE-RooM AND BATH IT, HOUSE. .Hss lass
ami. rent $40. See OWNER at 1901
s. Monroe St. Arlington.
ON MT. VERNON BLVD; WELLINGTON
conveniences. Open Sunday. Columbia
NEW. MODERN DETACHED HOME. FURN:
fs srs saTase in ress Walnut 0ssfa one
NEW BRICK HOUSE & RMS. BATH.
on s9ge aorner RS1s Eafsne ot m
ats. aiae: ss;!ns aea sea esI'e ias; Tempe
STONE COLONIAL HOUSE. BUILT IN
1857. Z rms. u baths heated sun par!or,
porches. 1 screened with awning: modern
acres Of sround Handicapped: beautiful
situation and views. FlaEstone drive from
hrs 0as Nice to eaden hd aoa xH e
RSs5 Gs W, ss sG1ns fdF ,o
NICELY FuRN.: ROOMS AND BATH:
om saa. aSs Syer scs SD
pike. Walnut s512.
sR B.! AFp BgEeAIoY INC CITY StS MATEh
Carmody Hills. Seat Pleasant. Md.
nso S. b7s sT R.T IT sondton As
location rear Wilson Theater.. between
session. Phone Walnut a1I2.
cHEvERLY. MD..--6-R: BRICK HOUSE.
gil heat: rent S65: 20-min. drive D. G.
a4s3RMs BATH BUNoALoW. gEDRMs;;
Eldridre :i naS; ave. Brentwood. % Nd po"N' ''OlO
BUNGALOW. ROOMS AND BATH, ANIL,
6.room brick BUNGALOWS for. sale. Cali
G1eehTood e. pssndia ao4s st. Hsaftsv'lle' Nd or
coy BUNGALOW; 3 RMS, KITCHEN,
month. Greenwood 1339-M,
MoPERN BRICK BUNGALOW IN UPPER
bedrooms. bath and " screened porches.
stsvs scsr hssted FTisidsirs electric
sn1ne1 Md Phon. MasSoFo N 9Esss e. upper MARLBORO
ARL1NdToM s 5.RooM MODEM
h9TS aTpu .dYlsS alsS others up to sI50
REDUCED ooKING CITY.
newly decorated; new sHbdivision: 3h miles
neest q s ee asfs
e-RooM ALL-MoDERN HOUSE ON HIGH
way; plenty Of shadeA 2-car garage: or
charo: well fenced: close>to schools. church
es, stores, ETC.; immediate possession. H.
KADAN. Adams 1898 or Vienna 90
S25-REFINED COUPLE; SMALL HOUSE
by itself. fenced in: 2 r, bath. closet. kitch-
enette,. screened porch, garage, basement:
wood land two sides: ami: nice yard,
aowers: lease You must come and see.
LOFGREN. 211 Hoover ST.. Colmar Manor,
Nd. Phone Greenwood 1434.M.
5 R. AND. B.. CLOSETS: F1RsT-FL
fireplace: air-cond. furnace: insul.; shady
lawn. garden; partly furn. Greenwood
FOR RENT OR SALE RMS. BATH:
ami. large front porch: inclosed back
porch: 2-car. garage: S45 mo. 81 Wells
ave. Edmonston. Md.
FURNISHED. - NEW GROOM HOUSE;
earage: wooded lot; near Lee blvd: avail
able 3 months from March IS for S65
month. Walnut s54O-W.
7-RooM HOUSE IN BEST LOCATION.
Takoma Park; large lot; near schools. Ii
brsry. transp.: Oil heat; 4 bdrms.; sleeping
porch: also finished Ord a.; gear sar.; Ss5.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
$50 z

ON EQUITY INVESTMENT.
4-unit building. one year old near
eastern HiRh School. Fully occupied since
putt Rents. $50 per month Easy to
handle Call Pntcmac 6N21
Evening star., 1938-03-06
4509 N. 18th ST,

ARIINC ION. VH,
New R-room brick, automatic heat. SELL
lne below cost of construction
Across Key Bridge. out Lee highway to
Glebe rd traffic light. left to 10th. left
to 450a.
NO CASH
Large 5-room bungalow. wooded lot all
Improvements. h.-wh. full basement. side
walks: 2 blocks bus, schools. stores: $4,000;
$50 month incl tax and ms Owner,
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE CO.. Greenwood
ARA nrhts and SIM
Evening star., 1938-03-06
ARLINGTON COUNTY.

AIIIINO OIN OOOIN I =.
Brick Colonial. g rooms. o,a baths, An
ished recreation room. :, fireplaces. foored
attic slate roof. copper cutters and down;
lot. Handicapped and shruhbed; oil burner,
laundry trays. insulated. weather-stripped;
caulked, sealed and copper screened
throughout
A723 oath ST. NORTH.
This house was built to sell for $50 and
has irst been "'''1s:antialiy reduced for
quick sale 10 IS $50 You wi! aerce that
this is proh"b blr the biggest value in new
Snoring ce>.sr schools churches stores
and :! br7 'in~: nearby Drive out Lee
highway to Glcbe rd. turn right blocks
to oath 81; north.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Natl. y,g1 9.5 N. Y. Ave NV. Natl. 9.a7.
Evening star., 1938-03-06
COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

BUSINESS MAN. appreciatiye OF good
home surroundings. desires comfort able
accommodation on farm near Washington
for purpose OF rest and recuperation. with
opportunity to do light work reasonable
rate and wholesome food essential Box
ri. Star