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Evening star., 1939-01-15
ARLINGTON.
1912 18th ST

,o One , ;,, Of the finest. most substantial and
eeautIu,ly es1s situated 5,room homes avail
downtown stories: :"br Brick nseS eonstTuction; io
~ baths; oil r-conditoned heat: wealth.
er-stIipped screened, insulated; approved
SAY coua Ran do ns.ee to qfn h;
property personal inspection will re-
GsiIv GsaI an and amaans Hzl value at $6790. Open
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 New York Ave. NV. Natl. 9797
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN ROCKVILLE MD
GInsas'ing naee dnino Q, living room with open re;
heat; front. rear porches. Gear garage.
snrveSii snnveni.o, on taDpreximately acre eround:
Of land for children to play away from
the hazard of city automobile trafic: sum
eient o2 room oI. for ncs Sgarden flower beds
j. E. KELLY,
OXLEY BUILDING,
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND.
Phone weekdays. Sundays
Rockville 203. Rockville 15-J.
WILL ACCEPT UNINCUMBERED LOT OR
equity IN well,fnanced small property in OF
neaT NE NEW nRGK R Part q down
in restricted. established community less
than fiye miles from White House. Six
1oOuis. 472 DaInS, G-car brlck garage: in
sulated., weather-stripped. furred walls:
screened. copper walls and Hastings; Oil
heat: very reasonably priced, $9,250.
Other nne properties S7.25O up.
L. S. HURLEY.
Chest. 9S16: Owner-Builder Col. 1927.
SILVER SPRING NEAR ONE-FARK
TRANSPORTATION. schools and stores Bunga-
low Of 5 large rooms. glassed-in porch,
attic, basement and pantry. Barsain price.
TAKOMA PARK-New brick BUNGALOW; 5
rooms on 1st floor and on End. Base
ment and garage: larse wooded lot. Only
S6,950. On easy terms.
ROBERT E. LOHR,
S11 csdae o.. Tskoms PAD. Geo. oss1
Evening star., 1939-01-15

Masons Beach. Seaside, Breezy PIT. Herald
Harbor lots. acreage. farms urban: re-
duced price: terms. trade: rent. N E.
RYON CO. 1910 N Y. ave.
SPLENDID INVESTMENT. SUITABLE
for, summer home; camp sites or public
bathing beach. 20 acres, 1000 on bay,
l 900 on lake. Large trees, safe beach,
attractive lodge. Real opportunity to &c,
bargain. Box 122-G Star.
$50 ACRES. % MILES FROM WASHING.
ton. About so acres cleared About |
mile sandy beach fronting on deep water,
Unexcelled duck shooting 3 furnished
houses with bath and electricity. care.
takers house, barn and boathouse. Sew.
eral sites worthy Of Virginias finest home
HIRST, Annandale. Va. at the end of CO.
lumbia pike. Phone Alexandria s69-J-l.
Closed Sundays.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE SHORE FRONT
cottage on salt water; 30 miles drive;
living room. dining room. kitchen. two
bedrooms: tile-flnished bathroom; front
ana SIDE porcheS: artesian well: electricity;
large plot; 81 '295; 500 cash. S25 monthly.
Water Front Properties.
STefsa snee 'n fsa ss6ss
properties of every description are avail
able through this agency Chesapeake
Bay. South and West Rivers Patuxent
Potomac and tributaries. Improved and
unimproved acreage on the water. APP
THEODORE F. MENK,
1724 goth st. NV. Q to 5. Pot. 37O7.
Evenings and Sunday Col 7S45.
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OUTSTANDING

Only $1,000 cash-New s-unit apt,
rental. So 900. Small, clear house or SIS, 900
cash down payment; one trust balance
Fireproof apt NV, 81 units: rental,
SIG. 900. Price $92, 500: only Sc. 500 cash
balance one trust This represents big
yield on cash required
Colored apt. best NV. street: rental
$4,000. A real bargain for substantial
cash. Very fine bldg
Corner apt. good NV location: 90
units; rental, S12.500. Price under $685.
600 with part trade considered.
Large downtown apt--Nex, modern,
well DESIGNED; good income producer.
Rental. $4,000. Trade and cash consid-
cred
FOR INVESTMENT PROPERTIES, SEE
ANTON KOERBER.
Sllite 20 Rust BLDG
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WILL BUY CoLoRED INVESTMENT
CO. iGlO Eye St NV. Met Ass 81.
WANT TO BUY SEVERAL GARAGES.
In reply. give full details. Box 31O-G,
Star. Is"
I HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS WHO ARE
desirous of investing cash in D. c. real
estate. Write particulars to
j. O'BRIEN KEY.
927 18th ST. NV Met. 1885.
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COLORED-NEW CORNER HOME IN RE-
stricted community; spacious, complete
and carefully built home in an ideal loca-
csi CAL Mn. I TiaNoR Adams 1o5oS % sunday. Sunday.
Dec. 1l60 week days.
COLORED-COLONIAL 9 ROOMS H-W
h., hardwood floors: immediate possession:
9909. N " " " ''' '' vi
CoLoRED. NEAR 10Th AND QUE r.,
n. W h.. cleo; beautiful condition: will sac
rifice; make reasonable offer. Dec. 1l15.
CoLORED--1F YOU WANT A HOUSE TO
VIII; central northwest location $500;
buy direct. Dupont 1852.
COLORED-9 ROOMS H-WH. ELEc.,
for or families 0D near 18Th and you sts
Mr. HAWKINS. Potomac. $o57 or or B Decatur esi
coLoRED-NEW HOUSE: POSSESSION
colored tile bath. all hardwood floors rock
wool insulated fursed yalls $500
terms Open daily, . am. to pm. sis
oklahoma ave. ne. one block east 25th pl.
Decatur 1850.
CoLORED. 1920 2nd ST. NV OPEN
8 rooms Coloonia! porch, hardwood floors.
reception hall: excellent condition For
INSPECTION call North s59s or Dec. 1880
coLoRED, NEAR 18th AND U srs.-1l
rooms. for apartments or business; reduced
for quick sale. Dec. 1896
coLoRED. "soUTHGATE'' i BUN
sssioWS ssa VS. to be built s4;S3o $50 monthly.
Columbia pike to Queen ST., left 3 blocks.
Salesman on property.
COLORED-NR. 10th AND YOU SIS. NV.
beautiful 5-story brick home OF IL
rooms, bath, cleo. gas and central heating
plant; bargain at $3.50: reasonable
terms; a splendid home and rooming house
Phone Georgia 6136.
TO COLORED
Excellent Northwest buy-1S62 CALI
heat. Exceptional price and terms. Ac-
CURED at foreclosure and must be sold
Phone National 1898
COLORED. 1864 CALIFORNIA ST NV
Ten rooms. two baths, hot-water heat nice
condition. First time offered to colored
Call Dupont O9OS
COLORED.
1O.5 G st: .e.-OPEN-cO-ft brick. re-
conditioned like new; g rms. and bath: h
VIII. cleo: Colonial front porch; SIS $50,
terms. Decatur 3014.
COLORED.
1000 D ST. Sc.
Six-room corner brick home. bath. ga
rage in new-house condition ready TO
move right in: nice hedge arourd the big
yard; lots Of room for flowers. etc: priced
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
5O0l East CAPITOL st. Line. 354O.
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OPEN AND HEATED.
STONE CAPE COD,
ONLY $3.50.
$500 CASH.
SIS MONTHLY

4652 3rd ST. So. ARLINGTON. VA
Well built. You shouldn't miss seeing
Built by reliable workmen. Fine lot near
school and bus service. Large living room
irons and screen. book shelves. 4 floor plugs
and clock plug. wallpaper. white wood
work throughout. French door opening on
covered concrete porch. fully screened
Dinette adjoins kitchen. Three wall plugs,
tasty wallpaper Kitchen compact. no waste
space. Armstrong inlaid linoieum, expensive
gas range, best Magic Chef white tile sink
and drain board, overhead cupboards. draw
.ers electric clock. 2 kitchen lights toaster
plug.
Z good -size bedrooms. closets In each.
linen closet. floor plugs. attractive WALL
paper and electric fixtures. Connecting
white and black tile bath. built-in tub.
net. hand basin with bottle shelves under
meath
Concrete cellar under entire house. Steel
beam and columns. 3 steel windows plenty
light and air. laundry trays place for
toilet RnE f9s electric washer
Chrysler hot-water heat and oil burner,
summer and winter: water lines, copper.
Drain tile around entire house
Attic unfinished windows weather-strip-
ped pine tongue-and-sroove flooring, space
for . bedrooms. Rock wool insulated be-
your best things. Place Tor 2 radiators.
Gutter and downspouts tiled to street. 2
outside faucets. full screens. weather
stripped and caulked. Detached garage. I2
1t. by 20 IT.. concrete floor: private drive
way. Several trees. shrubbery and sod.
Flag-rock walks. stone .stoop. Ornamental
iron handrail. Large lot. 80 IT. front by
140 II. deep.
Our S4th house. Many sold before CON-
pleted to satisfied purchasers
Evening star., 1939-01-15
DOWNTOWN STORE.

Penna; ave. n.ws not far. from State
Dept. store over 25 it. wide: graduate
lease for years: apts.: tenants furnish
heat: garage; gross income now approx.
will take small cash and terms on bal
ance: price. $4,000 Call Mr. DREW,
Republic 1881. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
205 Investment Bldg
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
INTERESTED IN BUYING OR LEASING
2SQ-D Star
Evening star., 1939-01-15

WALTER O'HARA & SONS.
LEE BOULEVARD,
ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA.
once Phone: Chestnut $3.50.
Residence Phone: oxford OIo3
LOW-PRICED HOMES.
, Built on order from $3.50 UP, including
large lots. Wis 59.s. 18.
ARLINGTON.
one ons bocs if% from mRues Wo BUS H ne, an
1914 SO. NELSON ST.
Brick. la-story, 6-room bungalow; ia
baths; ,air-conditioned oil heat; weather.
stripped. insulated, screened. gas and cleo
F. H. A. APPROVED.
Excellent construction throughout nv an
outstanding builder makes it possible for
you to carry. the entire. unpaid balance in
one II A-insured loan running until
paid. No renewals
$500.
Offered at an extremely low price for a
quick sale. you Will agree this is an out
standing value.
OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY.
=, Highway Bridge to Columbia pike. to
Monroe sire. street left to 18th street. right to
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
oe5 New York Ave NV. Natl a7a7.
ARL1NGToNs BEST HOME VALUES
Broom. 2-story brick Colonial: breakfast
NOOK. screened porch. garase air-condl-
toned. oil burner 5000 down. S3s 10 mo D.,
including principal, interest, taxes, insur-
ance.
Now in course of construction two g.
built to order. s. 800 up.
BERSE & SALE,
oUN1Rs Us;GEs OBI BEs1oNEEs ss AND D.s sULpERs
THREE NEW HOMES.
Five large rooms, 2-story; quality con-
ol! heat; tie bath. hardwood, floors. full
block to bus; only S5 .@5 90 F. Il A. ap-
pF0vsd sa,rfroD Inspect !, To-Day i5a4 S. Oakland
vest on Columbia pike to o So. .A Monroe efNe st
so SFn oa5ans s2Ih to ah st. wess on
TAKoMA PARK
tnclosed sleeping. porch. basement room
block from from one-fare bus line and stores;
hsT nisTix heat ,a oak foors' fireplace; level lot
os. 'r c..-o,, w :. D; LILLE CO. 49, .,oo
! ACRE
4-room bungalow; electricity; $4,000:
$3.50 cash. S25 mo.
ACRES
5-room bungalow. h-wh bath elec-
| tricity gas; full-length screens chicken
! mouse. garage. tennis court; State road
| bus at door owner leaving country
Erwin REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765.
$3.50.
Under construction: 5 rooms and bath,
air conditioned oil heat, wooded lot; ac-
| cessible in nearby Arlington Va Inspect
now and select your own fixtures; r H, A.
| approved.
$3.50.
s rooms, detached: oil heat; near Wash
inRton-Lee High School in Arlington. One
| OF our best buys. Terms
w. S. HOGE, Jr..
Chest. O8O0. Ewes. and Sun. Chest. 41le.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued,)

NEW HOMEs-MT. PLEASANT.
NEARING COMPLETION.
They'll Surprise You.
Brick. bright rooms, baths. "Sun-Llt'
kitchen and bedroom newly created club
to 5 pm .175s Hobart st. q block north
Of Harvard ST.. Republic 0225.
$3.50.
g, o7o: RMS; AIsS i.nIB BATHS; TIL PORCH: ORC
the 7Oxi90-ft. lot. This Glen Echo Hgts
house. which is near Mass. ave. extended
has h.-w.h.. fireplace, city water, elec. 1t
Is about 3ns blocks from street car line.
-1719 ST. NV. National 1885.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-$19,85O.
$1,000 CASH. Unforeseen circumstances
offered on this street. a beautiful brick and
stone home only about 1Ia years old. SELL
room. dining room. library and lavatory.
butler's pantry and beautiful kitchen on 1st
floor, beautiful bedrooms. 3 fireplaces.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
Sill ,95O-Close to Cathedral.
=, This eood-lookins Colonial brick home
naS cost the owner approximately Sla 900
Dig FULLY, equipped kitchen, Colonial FIRE
place. large bedrooms . complete baths.
attic. oil heat. brick GARAGE and large.
well-landscaped lot. The house is in good
condition.
Frank S. Phillips, Dist. 1411.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
9l5 10th ST. NV. National sOq5.
BUILDERS
ACREAGE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SMALL ACREAGE. WITHIN o5 MILES OF
Washington.. :, good monthly payments
Evening star., 1939-01-15

4427 18th n. ARLINGTON. vA.-MODERN
brick. 6 rooms, bedrooms, tiled bath. tub
and shower; large living room, fireplace.
modern Kitchen, auto. refg.. ample closets,
garage; 10c bus fare; nns neishbor-
hood: $40.
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$3.50.

=, s rooms, detached: oil heat: near Wash
OF our best buys. Terms
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Chest. $500. Ewes. and Sun, Chest. 41l9.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
A HAVEN FOR THE KIDD1Es.

! 2-10 miles from Wis. Ave. on Bradley
lane, to Audubon road no trafic most
exclusive Wn section. The lot is approx. BOOK
Lawns, shrubbery flowers. garden. Double
garage, Stable for horses and a COW.
Beautiful house. modern brick Z rooms, pa
baths Price $1,000. Will trade.
CHARLES D. SAGER, NATL. O036.
EVE, MR. LEWIS, WOODLEY 058O
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

DESK SPACE, WOODWARD BLDG. 81
PER MONTH. COLUMBIA 1lO2 10 AN
TO 3 PM SUNDAY
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OPEN sun. , TO 6 PM.
Z GRAFTON ST. NV.

JUST WEST OF CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
II you want lovely. roomy. most livable
home, on a beautiful. large lot tmeaning
privacy, in most convenient. fine loca-
ton, at an exceptionally low price SEE
this center hall. 10 rms. 2i2 baths. oil
heated. 2-car garage home TODAY.
BROD1E & COLBERT, INC,
National ss15. Ewes. Woodley 3953.
Evening star., 1939-01-15
FRANK S, PHILLIPs. DIST. l41.
S9,95O-VieWing the Potomac.

. INEHIt-lV
Here 1t is -, A good-looking detached
brick home with rooms and . baths.
bult-in garage. air conditioning and all
features YOU would expect in a $4,000
home. We didn't believe it ourselves but
hNrH G prJIrrIpc n1cr 49,
Evening star., 1939-01-15

Splendid 2-Familv Home.
Large side Ahau row brick. & rooms. .
baths. > incloSed porches, oil heat Owner
exchanging for new home. Price reduced
and excellent terms. Investigate.
KELLEY, STEELE & BRANNER
Dist 1110: Evenings Emerson r5I4
Evening star., 1939-01-15
S795O-BETTER PETWORTH.

A definite saving of $500 cash Why?
Because similar houses in the same
neighborhood are selling for $3.50. There
are very spacious room. baths. recrea-
tion room, automatic heat. 3 porches and
built-in garage. Schools buses and every
thing convenient. House is practically
new Mr. Purchaser it is bargain
Evening star., 1939-01-15
new. Mt PurChaSer. II is a bargain.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.

pIV.OUU--VV z
This is an individual owner home with
spacious rooms. = baths, finished recrea-
tion room: built-in garage winter. air-con-
Mass ave- pens bock To bus not FAR om
best schools We recommend this home
as one OF the best new-home values offered
Evening star., 1939-01-15
IN PIEDMONT. VA

147 acres. 6-room house bath. elec :
lard State road. 81 miles from Washington:
,alue. $4,000: price $4,000 MARTIN T
WEBB g. SON, Annandale. Va. Phone
kleY 21R-NL-p
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
BRUTAL
MENTE A LOS PRESOS


Sa nFrancisco, oct. 13.-Cua-
tro guardias de la prisi6n de
San Quintin admitieron hoy ha-
Der pegado con sus correas, que
en- los extremes tienen pedazos
de plomo, a Al presses que Sc ne
garon a soportar la ~"tortura'
como castigo por haberse decla-
RADIO EN- huelga de hambre.
Cinco guardas agregaron que
ellos habian presenciado Ell bru-
tai castigo. Sc lie ha pedido que
renuncien a tres miembros de la
Junta directora de la prisi6n.
Como resultado de esos actos
de barbarie, Ell gobernador ha
prometido hacer una completa
'1impieza" en- la administration
del preside.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
LADRON DETENIDO
POR LA POLlCIA
Ell LontO de ana Criaturd
lie Denunci6

I'm ladr6n penetr6 aver en- e.
domicilio de los esposos SamGe!
Berner, 1903 de la calle de Nor
gan, mientras estos y la Srta. E.
L. Heff, que Sc encontraba de
vista, Sc hallaban sentados en-
la sala.
La entrada del ladron parece
j. hizo llorar a una criatura, hi
ia de la Sra. Heff, y esta pas5 .
la alcoba a yer 10 que sucedia.
I'm hombre que Sc hallaba en-
habitaci6n, corri6 y Sc trio por
una ventana.
La policia fue llamada a toda
prisa Y momentos despues ell
ladr6n, Clyde Benton, de 81 a.
nos, era detenido por los detec-
tives Roberts y Shinn, en- Ia es-
quina de Park y Central, los cua
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL
Hentificddo u1ao de los
GtrGc0dOres

Aver, en- presencia del juez
Hines, una senorita identified
a Henry Stone, de 20 amos, co
mo uno de los dos individuos
que la atracaron a ella y un a.
ccmpanante, en- las cercanias de-.
parque de Robes, quitandole al
hombre $500 que llevaba.
En- cuanto al companero De
Stone, John Desmond Wells, de
Is amos, la mrchacha dijo que
lie parecia mucho.
Los dos j6venes Sc declararon
culpables de asalto a mano ar
mazda,
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
AMOR CON
AMOR Sc PAGA

Todas las buenas obras de
las Sociedades y colectivida-
des latinas, han encontrado
siempre cordial y noble acogi-
da en- ell Comerciante de Ybor
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
DIO A LUZ UNA NINA DE
DIEZ AMOS

Buenos Aires, oct. 13.-Co-
munican de Mercedes, provln-
cia de San Luis, que una nina
de diez amos, Maria Justina Lee,
di6 a luz una nina en- Ell hospi-
tai de San Rogue. La madre y la
criatura recibieron muchos re-
galos. Ell padre de la ninita ma
cida ha pedido permiso para ca
sarse con la nina mayor. Prohi-
be la ley de la Argentina que
pueda casarse una nina men0r
de IS amos.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

Tn Jurado declare aver culpa-
bles, luego de cuatro horas de
deliberacion, a Celestino Lopez
y Evelio Grillo, detenidos en-
Port Tampa por ell condestable
Culbreath.
Esos hombres, segun el Jura-
do, tenian en- SUI poder v ven :
dian nGmeros de Bolita.
Los tickets Sc ocuparon Guam
do Sc detuvo a Lopez por haber-
lie pegado 2 su esposa, que lie de-
nunci6 por la aggression.
Representation a los dos hon.
bres los letrados Albert D'Arpa
v Cyrus Field.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
..ONFtRMADA LA NoTGCIA
De QUE T. BREMEN ES-
IA EN-

Amsterdam, oct. l9.--Un
m.embro de la tripulaci6n de.
Bremen, Z. Post, declare aver
que el gran vapor aleman Sc en-
cuentra en- ell puerto russo d.
Mrrmansk, en- ell Artico, a don
de neg6 luego de un viaje peli-
groso. Posto dice que antes Je
la salida Ell vapor fre pintado de
nuevo, con Ell fin de ocultar en-
10 possible su identidad.
Ell captain Ahrens, segdn este
tripulante, Sc hallaba dispuesto
a quemar Ell barco antes que en-
tregarlo a un buque ingles o
frances.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
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La gaceta., 1939-10-13
DEFUNc1oNEs

Hoy por "a tar6e ~ sfec4.ara
.el entierro dc la Sra. Florensina
Fsrez, de % amos, fallecida aver
On sa dcmicilio de 1917 de la lS
avenida.
La sobreviven su esposo, All
guel Perez, Jr.; dos hijas Y sus
padres, esposos Florentino Gar
cia.
Recibira sepultura Ell cadaver
en- Ell cementerio Woodlawn.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13
LA OACETA
ID EspANoL
L0NcCRTA UGARIA - RAJ
70 De IA MJTa7Z CT TS-
TADOG UNIDOS ES
AIACADA

Cleveland, Ohio, oct. 13.-El
inventor espanol Dr.. Antonio
Longoria declare aver en- esta
ciUdad que en- cuatro 0 cinco no.
ras puede el construir Ell apara-
to que produce Ell "rayo de la
muerte", aparato con Ell que cou
So la muerte, en- experiments,
a palomas en- vuelo, a cuatro nj
Has del sitio donde 10 tenia co.
locado.
Para hacer funcionar su apa-
ratio Sc n~ecesita una maquina dc
Rayos X de gran potencia.
"Jamas volvere a construir e.
Sc aparato, Y jamas volvere a
usarlo, a menos que Estados u
hides sea invadida sin causa. Els
mi patria adoptlva y, al igual
que mi familia, la ayudaria q
proteger contra un ataque de.
enemigo. Entonces Ell "rayo de
la muerte" quedaria a dispos.-
cion del g~obierno, sin costo al
guno. Yo 10 perfeccione en- 1923
y 10 destrui despues. Longocia
es autor de varias invenciones
de merito, que lie permiten una
vida desahogada y libre de IL
quietudes.
La gaceta., 1939-10-13

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La gaceta., 1939-10-13

les &c ocuparon IN revolver ca T.
Gro 60.
II Or, Berner identified Of re.
vtlvcr como de su propiedad.
Benton, vecino de Fl. Meade.
ingres6 en- la carcel.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-11-16

the story concerns the Berger family, a middle
class, striving, intenselJ-living group of adults
VINO pool their neager funds and associate on terms
OF "ound1ng intimacy. The mother almost ruthless
the son, Ralph desperate, and the daughter Hennie
scornf and resentful of that which Life appears to
mold Tor her, Noe has "been aroundn and Doesn't mind
saying SO, and the resentment built up within him.
because Henn1e is forced into obnoxious narri age
to another man, borders on hate. Ralph has been
trying to "get to first base" onically, and his
escape from the tyranny of his mother and indi fer
ence OF the others when the revolutionary-radica
philosophical grandfather makes his sacrif ifice. ia
the awakening to his independence Of manhood.
~ awake and Sing, ye that dwell in dust", Isaiah,
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-11-16
Gardener Has Experience
By Anne llull

fine
landscaping. He was the job here the week
of October, in 1895, when the Resettlement Admins
trat1on was in charge, and well remembers wading
about In mud up to his knees. Ut took huge crew
at the beginning to do the clearing, terracing, and
planting.) "I've had wonderful Kick out of seeing
this place grown says Mr. MacGregor in hi pleasant
Scotch burr. when look around sometimes can
hardly believe my eyes," At present Mr.. MacGregor
directs a staff Of II from his office behind the
Junior Recreation Hall.
It came out in conversation that the tulip
poplar tree is President Roosevelt's faorite. nen
he was out here once he told to be to plant
lots Of them," remarked Mr.. MacGregor "So Tive dnd
OF favored that tree" he added, with a twinkle in
MS eye. The tulip poplar, or "tulip tree" is the
tai Lest tree in the United the exception
Of California redNoods. lr. lacGregor says there
are some near the Beltsvi1le farm easily IS feet
high. The tulip poplar seedlings he sets out are
between three and four feet high.
Greenbe1t's 10 SO varieties Of trees incl ude
OAKS 1ocusts, naples, yellow birches, white pines,
iromrood), dogrood, holly, and four varieties Of
1r'nt trees-apple, pear, cherry, and peach. Resi-
dents are free to pick this fruit, as we'll as the
b1ueberrdes and cranberries DOM the Lake. The
apples are in block, the pears behind lock the
cherries on Holly hill by the water tower. Since
the peaches experimental and not doing too we'll
Nr NacGregor didn't tell the reporter where they
could be found.
The trees and shrubs used in landscaping Green
belt were all found growing here, wi the exception
of evergreens and the Californian privet hede
ing, which purchased. lr. MacGregor had many
small trees and shrubs growing in a nursery down by
the Lake before transplanting then to different
parts Of town. Greenbe1t's thirty varieties Of
shrubs include forythia, azalea, spicebush, choke
berry, sweet pepper, and lilac. few rose
bushes and iris plants found around the old farm
houses which torn down in the Greenbelt area
have been set out anew.
Mr.. Nc0regor's present task is to complete
essary re-soddng before winter sets in. There will
have to be rep1aceets of the dead and dying trees,
especially oaks, the underpasses and seuer
drains. The underground water table in these
was w1avofdab1y lowered when the uderpasses and
dug, and certain trees unable to
adjust themselves the decreased water supply to
their roots. The dead trees will be replaced by
elsm, lindens and tulip pop1ars.
Mr.. MacGregors accent prompted question about
his birthplace, which, enough, turned out to
be Scotland. Perth is his native city, where he
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