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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15

Washington, May 15.-(AP)-To-
bacco marketing quotas under the
agricultural adjustment act Of 1888
would be changed from a poundage
to an acreage basis under amend
ments to the act agreed upon today
by tobacco state congressman and
AAA officials.
Representative Burch, Democrat,
Virginia, leader of the tobacco area
congressional group, said the amend
ments also would require that past
experience of the farm operator in
tobacco be taken into consideration
in making allotments to new grow
ers. The penalty for marketing in
excess of quota would be changed to
a flat ten cents a pound on flue-
cured, hurley and Maryland tobac-
CO, and five cents on all other types
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
Large Harbor
Work Funds
Given State

Washington, May 15.-(AP)-
The House considered today re-
vised estimates of appropriations
for new work OH waterways of
North Carolina. The items were
included in the annual War De-
partment appropriation bill for
non military activities, and were
subject to further change.
Prospective minimum apprOp-
riatiOnS included:
Roanoke river, N. c., 1923, 900;
Belhaven harbOr, $4,000; Inland
waterway Beaufort to Cape Fear
river, N. c., $4,000; $23,5OO;
and Drum Inlet, N. c., $5O,OOO.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
Major Fight
Brewing Over
Power Taxes
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

Raleigh, May 15.-lf and when a
real battle develops over the right
of counties to tax power lines be-
longing to municipalities and strung
outside corporate limits, it isn't go
ing to be a penny ante affair by any
means-figures showing that North
Carolina municipalities have more
than a million dollars invested in
rural power lines indicate.
These figures, too, are certain to
be conservative, as they are those
of the State Rural Electrification Au-
thority, and are based on reports
made to it by the municipalities. In
asmuch. as there is no law or regula-
ton under which the mum officials
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
Minister OF
Poland In
Paris Meet

Paris, May 15.-(AP)- General
Paduesz Kasprzycki, Polish war min
ister, arrived in Paris today for mill
tary conversations with members of
the French general staff The Polish
general, who was accompanied by
two general staff colonels, was greet
ed by General Maurice Gustave
Gamelin, French chief Of staff of ma
tional defense.
French sources said the general
would discuss details of the mutual
assistance accord under which Brit
ain and France guaranteed aid to
Warsaw if Poland should have to
fight to preserve her independence.
Pending these military conferences
Frances armed forces continued on
the alert on the eastern and south
eastern frontiers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
Congress Spends, Spends,
Then Condemns Spending

genthau with no option but to run
farther and farther into the red
after which they rake him over the
Goals for doing so. The other day he
turned the tables on them by letting
out screech Of horror at their ex-
travagance.
The Senate was the legislative
body that he particularly panned. 1t
had just approved an item of $685.
100000 for farm parity payments
and crop surplus removal 1t did it
SO casually that it didn't even both
er to take a record vote. 1t simply
was case of, "The ayes have it,"
and the allowance was indorsed-
unless the representatives turn it
down, which it's safe betting that
they won't do.
Secretary Morgenthau didn't say
that the farmers don't need the cash.
His point was that cash is just what
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
Roosevelt Plans Visit
To Frisco's S Exposition

Indications generally are taken to
mean that Congress will not adjourn
early. The President may, there
fore, leave Washington about June
Is
Present plans are for the chlet
executive to go first by train to
Asheville, N. c., to dedicate the
Great Smoky Mountains National
Park about June 19. From there
he is to motor through the park to
a point in Tennessee and then take
a train from San Francisco.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
Wage-HourC Changes
Withheld From Vote
By House Leaders
Growers Guarding
Wilson Plantbeds

Wilson, May 15.-(AP)-Re-
ports to farmers in this section
during the weekend said that to-
baccO plants were so scarce in
parts of North Carolina and Vir-
ginia that some growers in Wilson
county were guarding their beds
at night against theft. Several
farmers reported thefts last week.
County Farm Agent w. l..
Adams said he had heard of heavy
sale of plants by growers of this
county, and added that there
would be no shortage of plants in
this county. Instead, there likely
will be a surplus, he said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15

Washington, May 15.-(AP)-The
White House said today that Presi-
dent Roosevelt would go to the
Golden Gate Exposition at San
francisco next month if it appeared
that Congress would not adjourn un-
til late July or early August
Stephen Early, press secretary,
said that should the indications be
mat Congress would quit in early
July, the President probably would
delay the trans-continental journey
until after adjournment. Present
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
w ar Threat
Slows Italy
Auto Plants
Mussolini Tells Turin
Workers of Menacing
Situation; Says Prob
lens Constitute Dang
er for All and Must Be
Solved

Turin, Italy, May 15.-(AP)-
Premier Mussolini told employees
of the Fiat Works today that the
international situation had caused
Italy to "slow down" development
Of her civilian automobile industry.
He said Italy some time ago had
inaugurated a definite quota pol
icy" and said 1--WE would have con-
tinued on this rhythm if the inter
national situation had not caused us
to slow down."
Mussolini reaffirmed his state
ment Of yesterday that Italy wanted
peace, but that European problems,
(which constitute danger for ALL
must be solved
He expressed his pride in the
great new Fiat plant, which he
dedicated
Mussolini also spoke at the Su-
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
Congress To
Ban Bergdoll
From Country

Washington, May 15.- (AP) =
The House ,>+s3cl and sent to the
Senate today a bill designed to pre-
vent the re-entry into the United
States of Grover Cleveland Berg
ooll, World War draft dodger.
The measure would deny re-en-
try to persons previously convicted
Of wartime desertion by courtmar-
tial, who fled the jurisdiction of the
United States and who have re-
NAMED outside that jurisdiction
continuously to escape punishment.
1t was reported recently that
Bergdoll planned to return to the
United StateI from Germany to
serve out a five-year prison sent
cnce
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
Cotton Lower
At The Close

New York, May 15.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened one point lower
to three higher on Bombay, trade
and Wall Street buying. In the early
forenoon, trading forces showed
losses of one to six points.
Futures held losses of one to nine
points around midday. May held at
9O3, off one, while July was down
seven at 8.44.
Futures closed one to 13 points
lower: spot nominal: middling 9.43.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
WPA FUNDS GIVEN
FOR HOUSE. WORK

Raleigh, May 15.-(AP)-C.
C. McGinnis, State WPA admin
istratOr, announced today the
ALLEGATION of $1O3, 1886 for IL pro-
jects designed to employ 242
persons.
Included were EdgecOmbe
county, 5000 for free home as
vate public schools, and Wayne
county, $3.50 for free home as
SiStance in house work.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
HENDERSON LOBBY
FEES MADE PUBLIC

Raleigh, May 15.-(AP)-J.
p. Cheatham, j. III. BRIDGE and
others of Henderson, reported
to Secretary of State Thad Eure
today that they paid a total of
$S25.82 to ]. HI. Bridgers, b. III.
Perry and ]. c. Kittrell to cover
fees and expenses for legisla-
tive lobbying. Expenses were
listed at $25.82.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15

q u III L IllStl a dIlOIl ,
policy of spending
vastly in excess of
its collections from
taxpayers, tn u S
piling up a huge
national indebted
ness, to be paid off
goodness k n o w S
when.
Yet this same
Congress everlast-
ly votes for expen-
ditures of enor-
nous sums with
out providing any
money to foot the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COIumniSt

Washington, May 15.-Congress "a
large part of it anyway howls con-
tinuously at what it denounces as the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15
Gloathoh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Fair tonight and Tuesday;
warmer tonight and in south and
east portions Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15

bill. In such fashion the lawmakers
leave Treasury Secretary Henry Nor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-15

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Evening star., 1939-11-26

SCtNEN Qyn ANIL ~ oA6. N.W.-AAkV08
es ssssfsle Rs2L, Il =, RSscpois sA ossz
STORES FOR RENT.
20xbO IT. s25 MO-NEAR TRMoRr
?. o; at brentwood Nd. Good for mail-or-
STORE; INcLUcINo 2-RM.. .BA. .APT.,
Eye st. Dist. $3.50 sroEers' 81 i Attention. ~" :
NICE REAR STORE ROOM SPLENDID
Heated. SEQ per mo. 3ies Mt: Pleasant. D
BUSY CORNER. 1918 l4th ST. NV
store. meat. fsh market Col. 5Sbs. ~
BUSY NEI0HBORHOoD HEATED; FOUR
car storage. Reasonable. B0s z st. NV.
PA rART Z. OF 1sns STORE on III PENNA AVE. REA-
SMALL STORE. FINE LOCATION DRESS
91PSstqalts TH9MPsoA a,sa 1tsa sand st fDo' MR.
e1 Ss new "a 1srF ,sa syss ysa9
surrounded BY Washing TOMS fastest growins
iSsuss. nys T. district TIP THOMAS '0vnsf. i4s7
NJ. Pleasant triangle. excentionaIiy M active
Sst st. NV. Phone oSfsas Mes. as1a 9azs q wooG 1Ss
PIt0YSNToWN It,S y sKToKEKooM IN. Ss17s 1870
1924 19th st. st. NV wSA"A'' Dist Dist. as4e.
$64 :4 :, CARROLL ST. TAKoMA PARK.
rios rien5 gARkEhL Rfat Co., T9.les ia. $780, S4as
$55-sle 7th s.W.. INCL. APT.
sdo-bbsa4 "a san,!a Georgia ave. lse. store and
ssas-lS$s ssslSss 5Ith Sc. ,ts'.s tire. repair shop
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
920 9th ST. Sc.
.. Near e. Navy Yard Large ground- floor
sny business. DIXIE REAIrY Y'es5 CO. Natl. Natl
900 H ST. NE.
Lincoln osss HoaaNsTr1S fHaas1f ISfisSo sRos Phone
... S35 H ST NV
soo 80 IT. 8 in. by Il Al It. . 10 ii" in. 500
" WA$H; ! e loan Z & TRUST 5s7 g; goo
quo F NJ" Dent. Natl. s44o.
1411 14th ST. NV.
xh s.ors spt sutsSe ssd1e for smSst
kitchen and bath. Slo5. ''
1854 P ST. NV.
Approximately 1890 IT, Key at 14Og
18th st. NV: $40
R. MARBURY STAMP L. CO..
-2l2 Southern Bldg. District sl57
EXCELLENT STORE,
NEXT TO CORNER.
3423 18th st. NE
(Formerly Chain Store)
Bakery,
Beauty Parlor,
- or Neighborhood Market
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
141S st. NV Dist. 1877.
1400 18th ST. NV.
Downtown corner store. S75 per month.
H. I. COLEMAN CO.,
1910 Eve St NV Met 3&a2
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REAL ESTATE.
FARMS PoA SALE.
(f3onttnunA

Beautiful Waterfront Farm.
srsss pasture. Valuable '.i' shite oak n timber; @
about 200 bearins apple trees; good Groom
sssn house s1eetr,eit! .Tss poultry house s1!o
ss sss.eRg ssSeg..s Eth sss.'s sss r. sTh9ur css2
MONTGOMERY CO.
1877 acres. Bs-stanchion dairy farm; 2
houses; blue grass pasture land and rich.
secure !. valuable canal property at =
reasonable rHroboRs REsef Tnlf MEM nEHR.
i52 i7S4 s%0d 10th NY; , D,s s!. Ho. 1907. Evening
CALVERT CO.
bsStS ,. farm on one Of es
az s,ssS. ssS 1::ss :sss ,e.a
session IHse;S;ts IrHstss, $3.50; sTSk tsT%s
and Sunday. Dupont 4s2s. ''''
ANNE ARUNDEL CO.
Chesapeake Bay; improved by an S-room
ana 4-room house. tobacco barns and
isos ns s:y houfs Is on seyon hsy
di''0n on; IESSp5ss e $is: 3 ,SK SEles. ss'sSo.
and Sunday. Dupont 1897. w ''
PRINCE GEORGES CO.
2ss s: farm ehs sa.. .asa
house. sassafras sandy loan soil: streams.
i,ns. nis st,rsstiys .ds house y surrounded by
'e 'a'en.Ffa THkobokr 3 ( tsershss = Mssks price
S inS4 o 10Th NV 9.6; Ho. 1907. Evsnins
MONTGOMERY co. FARMS.
. 100 .cres, improved with . 2-story.
on Q high elvation. facing stone road. Prsc-
building. bank barn, implement shed. double
With IS milch cows-Holsteins. ouernseys.
nccormieP corn ePrSfs Sinds a.%pshirs shoats
soii pulverizer ridihs Mecormek-peerins mDeerins
manure ma a spresder. riding Mccormick Deer
'sns
mower. riding Brown walking cuitivator.
1onn snt DesTe y.r corn planter fertilizer attach
dnSn d1sc tractor tractor Sqod-sawing outfit. 2 low
Hot HoTh hoT wTssons, hay carriages. wagon body.
~, hsrrn oody. W hWaitkina plows, wooden-frame
double and triple trees. pitchforks. shov-
els. diEEins irons, wire stretchers.- etc. All
OF breeching 2 sets Of lead harness. 3
sets plow harness brides. lines. collars,
etc. dump cart and harness, dairy equip
can size); aerator. sterilizer UO-can size),
wash tank. boiler. set electric cow clippers.
cans buckets stools, ETC.: 40 tons clover
bundles fodder. ensilage in silo: 2s acres
growing wheat. 10 acres srowing barley,
~ acres OF this grain seeded with timothy
this fall. Price. &l45OO. equipped. This
@ larm looks worth the money. Sold to
llO acres on Route o4O. Improved
Win 6-room frame house. plenty OUT
buildings. This is nice little farm and
WI! please you II looking for . small
FRED B. .CUsHMAN iO6 N. Adams Street.
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 38a. .
FOR COLORED
Excellent 1O0-acre farm not far from
Gaithersburg: excellent soil. almost level;
very good 6.room house. electricity; So. 800.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW,

The rolling hills and pleasant
valleys of SLEEPY HOLLOW offer
ideal sites for charming country
homes. You will like the winding
roads through woods. Every site 4
half acre or more. SLEEPY HOL-
LOW is parklike homeland, safe
from nuisance and boasts a high
elevation.
Located only Is minutes from
Washington over the new Lee Blvd.
F. H. A. approved restrictions.
Sites $500.00 up.
Come out today and let us help you
select the ideal site for your home.
eAKIN PROPERTIES, INC,
F. C. 1873 or 1i0O. Hillwood. F. C.. Va.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
WE SOLD z HOUSES
MONDAY WITHOUT ANY
FOLLOW-UP SYSTEM
OR statesmen.
INSPECT:
ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME.
$3.50 CASH,
$47.50 MONTHLY.
ONLY $6,85O.OO.
1923 5th ST. SOUTH,
ARLINGTON VA

New modern 5-room combination brick
ana asbestos shingle 2-story home. Large
LYING n room. open fireplace, coat closet.
glass door to screened side porch. archway
TO attractive dining room, nicely papered,
stained woodwork elec. plugs
Kitchen. white tile drain. built-in cab
inets' drawers, cupboards.. chrome hard
ware expensive Magic Chef gas range,
armstrong inlaid linoleum. green, black
border
Open oak stairway two well-ventilated
large bedrooms. closets in each. Linen
closet in hall. White and black tile bath
room 6uilt-in tub, white fixtures, mirrored
medicine cabinet
Highest quality composition roof, good
workmanship and construction throughout.
Home fully weather-stripped. 4" rock wool
insulation. shades. full screens, cutters
and downSpouts. Fir floor joists.
High clearance in cellar. plenty light,
steel beam and cellar sash Laundry trays,
automatic hot-water heat. oil burner and
Doiier inclosed in attractive green metal
use.
Good neighborhood. modern conven-
iences. lot well drained. so It. by 40 It.
Private driveway. flagrock walk. shrubbery
and sod.
Our goth home in subdivision Just of,
new Lee boulevard Inspect day or nisht
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sALG.
(Qontinued.l

5-R:-AND-g; HogsE; DIT: oARAoE: zoo
bGN hSsss camp sna '@o snInss sas'sss Ms Clinton
80 SPRING STREET. RoeEMoNT; ALEX
an6ria: va.-New, detached brick home
with rooms, 2 baths full basement.
room. sarase; good location: Y block q
bus nnd Wsn nsar sS sehSol; improved street MM
Nss sysNs!a tor7 ss de sR Slss Los Soms roan.
sS,ssed H. brick gar ss1sS Eess terms
R. ]. ave NJ. Rainier. Hyattsyille 4s.
NEW 5;RooM HOME WITH on. HEAT;
about 2 acre Of high. level land. miles
sa $500 dcsn s se,as
See MASON HIRsT. Annandale. Va. at the
saa q colImeia n!.d s,ins. pike Phone Aexandria
NEARBY S1|.f X. v1EdNADELIoHTFH 1sen. 5.EL S NV
large library, sunroom: oil heat. gar;
sH aSis Ss fsonEs sse Z. Hss C. K ssss
S.cs NEW .t:pS sRooM S,sw sF1GK b HoysE on
lOc bus. Chestnut 1851.
NEW 3>BEDRooM BRICK, BUILT-N
sssrSSge ss Se. screened ed porch, @ large wooded lot:
brick. $3.50. 5 bedroom. white ma; masonry
So, 30, Enslish cottage, $3.50. owner,
W. II. BACON Jr.. builder OK. 2571. go
OWNER LEAvING-WILL SELL BEAUTI-
$500. ST 900 cash; oil burner. large lot; @
lOc bus: flne location. Chest. 4213
UNUSUAL BUY. 5-ROOM BRICK. GA
rage: h. -w.h.; unfinished attic for 2 rooms
s and bath; nice lot: 10c bus; $4,000 cn.
uNHSHEsi4Y TMH EhAh HAkREsD PAkR. MD.
504 Cecil st.-Just completed: 6-rm.
roof. oil burner. This home complete in
every detail.
tached earaee; good neishborhood: both
houses priced under $1,000: very easy
terms. Omen till 8 p.m.: inspect and be
convinced. BUILDER. Greenwood 3u93-W.
2 ACRES.
rooms. barn. chicken house. shade: l
$3.50 mo. ERyfN Realty ATTY co! CO: 'esiii caii
so5 .kfiN641Nt Nj KEHMoEE =. ST.
rooms. excellent condition. full attic; con-
venient location. Bargain in coy home.
Open Sunday. MR.. CROXTON. Natl. 143s.
s4 ;750I;ALExANDRIA. VA,
5-room brick bungalow. 3 years old. Con-
Phone Temple 4043W.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW.
Beautiful house. z rooms. large grounds
trees green's, perennial flowers. shrubs, dou-
BILE garage; lot 3O0x30O. 5000. S-room
dwelling double garage; perfect condition;
lot $50 front; price. $4,000.
Lots 100x200 S11OO
OAKLAND TERRACE NEW SUBDIVISION,
Corner of Plyers Mill road and Georgia
ave, opposite television station. Buy q lot
for Christmas present; 6Ox175, 1915 to
$3.50: monthly or cash.
viii finance Cape Cod houses. brick. lots
90xl75. $3.50; monthly or cash
| Small Acreage Tracts and Farms
WHEATON DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
HARRY M. MARTIN
Phone Shepherd 1920
LOCKWOODS KIRKWOOD TERRACE.
Out Lee highway to Howard Johnsons
then left one block on Kirkwood I'd.
to new houses under construction
An established high-grade community OF
small homes. Chestnut O001.
SOUTHERN COLONIAL ESTATE.
| Comprising 66 Acres.
| Located between BALTIC. and Wash, q
short distance from route No. L; 40 acres
in cultivation. several acres in spaciou.
| lawns, formal gardens. vegetable gardens
| l2-rm dwelling with all modern convent.
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NEARBY VA.

S10.500.
25 acres and frame dwelling located In
beautiful setting on an elevation with hne
old trees; on the old GEORGETOWN pike.
A acres. stream, 1000 select grape
vines: S-room house with hot-water heat,
tiful maple grove; 80 minutes from city.
Very productive land. clear and well
fenced This is an outstanding value In q
small farm, and well worth the asking
price. -
M. E. CHURCH,
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TEMPLE HILLS, MD.
CARLTON AVENUE.

NEW 2-story brick home. rooms 1Ha
baths. 2 lsyatories, attic, full basement
stripped. screened. insulated. electric range.
1OOx2O0 It. lot. In . beautiful. quiet
| suburban community, away from trafac;
| to be q decided bargain at $3.50. Open
daily and Sunday. Drive out Pa. ave. s.e:.
turn right on Branch ave-, straight through
straight ahead to Temple Hills, about 8
| miles from the District line.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
| 925 N. Y, Ave- NV Realtors. MA. 9707.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

TWO BARGAINS.
JUST COMPLETED.
Roland Ave. and Sanford st.
RIVERDALE HEIGHTS, MD.
s4.75O-S15O Down and Balanc. S4o Mo
Two lovely asbestos shingled BUNGALOWS,
consisting Of rooms and bath. all mod
ern conveniences and full basement. To
inspect property call the once and one OF
our representatives will take you out show
you through property. FEDERAL FINANCE
CO, 9l3 New York ave. NV. Natl. 1916
Evening star., 1939-11-26
COIORED.

BEAUTIFUL EAsTLAND GARDENS.
HOO to 11O6 Kenilworth Ave. NE:
New six-room brick houses tile bath.
hardwood foors porches. h.-w.h., sidewalk;
deep lot: every convenience, Price S595O
For appointment call F. M. Chives, Line.
6S93-J. 1922 Hunt pl. ne.
Open Daily and Sundays, II Am. to Pm:
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.
4O5 AVENUE Cd"

5-room detached frame bungalow. bath,
full basement. hot-water heat with latest
insulated, screened: to be weatherstripped.
Big 5Ox1 40 it. lot with Is It. alley. Priced
low at $4,000. Open. Drive out Marlboro
District Heights.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y, Ave- NV. Realtors. MA. 9797.
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ST. S7.75O-VACANT.
2oe NORTH FILLMORE ST.

SO6 NORTH FILLMORE 81,
LYON PARK. VA.
Completely reconditioned. Detached, six
large. bright rooms and tile bath, full
cellar hot-water heat. open fireplace. spa
cious closets, attic. Lawns to be land
scaped An attractive home on very rea-
sonable terms.
SEE YOUR OWN BROKER. OR CALL
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COUNTRY CLUB GROVE.

Fine 6-rm brick. in beautiful setting on
wooded lot. 7Ox125. Bedroom and bath on
basement. s Large. insulated attic. Air.
conditioned Large fireplace in paneled
and beamed living rm. Built-in chest Of
A fine home at greatly reduced price
for quick sale. 1880 Chesterbrook rd.
Arlington. Va: Open Sunday 10 An; to
st. NJ Arl Va. Phone Chestnut 1144 or
oxford 1893
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FAIRHILL.

Featuring . new 3-bedroom Colonia
home, ali masonry construction. attached
GsTage. tile bath modern in ever every " xsy !.
garden, raise chickens. to reduce your .ex-
penses. Salesman on property al day
90 reach; Out Lee hishwey: miles; 5s.
ssH u4ibse isis % hlafes sss e ssaas s sa''' .
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NO DOWN PAYMENT

To responsible person. good position. s.
full basement. fioored attic, between Ber.
wyn and Beltsville. $50 per month. in
cluding interest, taxes insurance. Price
%S 0O0 Hox 166-X Star
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LOW CASH PAYMENT,

Lyon Park, Arlington-Ncw 2-story
brick: rms; automatic air-conditioned
and 2 bus lines. Open and heated SaiI
North 18th st OWNER. Oxford 1I57
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REALTORS.
Falls Church (Va.) 2O39.
ONLY S3.35O,

ONII SO, ,oCU.
5-room cottage. bath. modern improve
ments Easy terms Branchville, Md.
VIII also build to suit purchaser. y M.
dale, Md. Greenwood O9s4 26s
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.
5000.
Located on wooded lot, Lee Heights, Ar
lington; oil burner. h.-wh.; located neal
school and bus: terms.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
chestnut OROO Ewes OK 113Q-J
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NAILS ron RENT.
SToRES FOR RENT.

CORNER 9th AND q sTB. N.W.-LARdt
hall. suitable for any purpose.
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COLORED-1831 H ST. NE.

JEROME g. MURRAY,
REPUBLIC 2460.
1881 q st. NV. Michigan 452e.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK. FURN.. PVT. OFFICE OR MAILING
address in accountants Arm. suite. 526
Woodward Bids: $40 to S35.
DESK sPACEPRIVATE OFFICE. SEC.
phone service; represent outside concerns.
III Woodward Bldg. Met. 754s.
DESK SPACE, MAILING ADDRESS, DAY
and night telephone service. Conn. ave.
near Dupont Circle. Dupont 1919.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

SUBURBAN PRop.-sALE OR RENT.
OWNER TRANSFTRRID - eACRUICK
equity; four bedrooms. baths, detached
brick. You can sublet 2nd-hoor apt, $40
mo. New oil burner, e1ec. refg.; paved
Capitol; 5000 down; will consider rental.
S76 mo- No agents. 20 Bayly ave., Hyatt,
Nd. 0reenwood 2019-W. -
HEAUTNUL TREES: 8 ACRES OVER
looking Potomac River. 10 minutes from
room with large fireplace. bedrooms
kitchen. dining room; recreation room In
eas,mspt; a.mki 2-esE ssrsss: extmHtR1
a. se'3esslsi . 'sssssis as ssSss:s e:sLSsss S:; s'''
Evening star., 1939-11-26

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
ATTENTION APT. HOUSE oWNERs-BUY
or manage on proft-sharing basis; at pres
ent employed as managing agent. 80 units.
Star
SMALL HOUSE OR APT WHERE A PUR-
chaser's reputation for payment is more
important than amount Of down payment.
BOX OAK. Star
Evening star., 1939-11-26
HOWARD co.

One Of the best graxin9 farms in this
county: 423 acres. all Of which IL ia
splendid blue .grass .se4 with the exception
Of acreage IN alfAl1 Excellent farm
buildtnss: beautiful WIN Sof surrounding
ssvnsd Cd "a manor srsi Howard. = ri frics. e.
q. ~ .si..g! ri iigsssH! ss.H!:! 81! .,..'..
Evening star., 1939-11-26
ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY so ACRES FOOD FARN
land. Is miles from D. C. Box 21O-V, Stal
Evening star., 1939-11-26
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.
C25 AVENTTE "EO

One of the incest 5-room brick detached
fine. fast-growinR nearby suburb: Fully
tiled bath with shower. hardwood hoors.
model electric kitchen. hot-water oil heat,
stripped. insulated screened. Space in attic
for 3 extra rooms when needed. S6,25O.
terms. Open. Drive out Marlboro Pike "a
miles beyond the District line to District
Heights.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. 9707.