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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-02

Raleigh, Feb. DIR. B. w. Killgore,
chief of the North Carolina Depart
ment of Agriculture chemistry divi-
sion, was signally honored this week
by the Association of Southern Agri-
cultural Workers in session at New
Orleans, La, when he was presented
q token of appreciation for many
years Of faithful and distinguished
service in Southern agriculture"
Six other Southern agricultural lead
crs were voted tokens of apprecia-
t:on," but DR.. Kilgore was the only
representative from North Carolina
honored. The sessions of the Asso-
citation were held Feb. 1, ? and 2.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-02

Why not get a modern car for your
used car money?
The 1888 and 1887 Ford V-8's
now being offered by your Ford
dealer are distinctly modern-and
their engines are V-8's with.
smoothness and Aexibility fewer
cylinders can't match. They are
famous for economy, with Thrifty
80" owners reporting II to IT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-02
New Bill On Wages
Hours Given House
Continued from Page One.)

Continued from Page One.)
not apply to mercantile and service
employments."
For these e:nployments the bill pro-
vides:
THE maximum hours per week for
employees of the State of North Car
DINA or in mercantile or service en-
Payments shall be 48 hours per week.
unless such employee receives com
pensation for his employment in ex-
cess of the hours above specified at
a rate not less than one and one-half
times the regular rate at which he is
employed
On wages for these categories TIE
bill Gays:
THE minimum wages for employees
of mercantile and service employ
.nents shall be 25 cents an hour. The
minimum wages for employees of the
State of North Carolina shall be %
cents an hour.
Defining the two classes "Mercan-
tile and service employments' for the
purpose of this act shall include per-
sons employed in retail stores anu
those who are engaged in various
service employments, in laundries, dry
cleaning plants, pressing shops
hotels. restaurants, garages filling
stations, ice plants, creameries bar
Der shops, shoe repair shops and 81
nnilar lines of activity when so de-
termined by regulations of the COM
missioner and when not in interstate
commerce or not in substantial com
| petition with others engaged in in
terstate commerce, but excluding
those employed in domestic service in
a private home"
A labor advisory board of three
members is provided for, members to
be appointed by "the governor Of the
State of North Carolina with the adj
vice of the commissioner of labor"
"One appointee shall represent en-
ployers, one shall represent EN-
9loyees, and one shall be a represen-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-02
Glad Hand Given
w. A. Hunt in House
AS He Takes Oath

Raleigh Feb. 2.-(AP)-The House
yesterday extended a real glad hand
to Vance's Representative w. A.
Hunt who made MS ::irst appearance
of the session IN the nall.
He was introduced to the House by
w. Z. IBID Fenner of Nash and was
administered the oath by Speaker
Libby Ward Immediately afterward.
Mr. Hunt has been i'll for a number
of months and is walking on crutches
as the result of losing most of a font.
He smilingly said he had feared in
ability to negotiate the long flight Of
stairs to the House chamber, but ad-
ded that he made it all right and ex-
poets to be able to attend all future
sessions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-02
Beauty Parlor
Beauties Win
In Committee
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel
By LYNN NISBET

Raleigh. Feb 2.-Tne dignified and
distinguished, though generally bald,
members of Senate Judiciary No. l
yielded to the influence of some 200
walking demonstrations of beauty
parlor effectiveness, and returned an
unfavorable report on amendments
designed to pace more control of the
art in the hands of beauty schools"
and less in beauty parlors."
The amendments bore high sound
ing title, something about amending
such and such law relating to the du-
ties and authority of the board of ex-
aminers for practitioners of cosmetic
arts. With all the face power and
cold cream off and the marcels
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-02
TWO REGISTRATIONS
WITH THE REGISTRY

Realty registrations at the Vance
Registry office yesterday were two
according to the records
Gus Roth and wife sold Gus Roth
and wife as tenants in entirety three
lots in the city for $40 and consider
ationS
Vance County Board of Education
sold F. H. Hicks three acres of land
in the county for $40 and considera-
lions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-02-02
WAYNE YOUTH BURNS
TO DEATH AT HOME

Goidsboro, Feb. 2.-(AP)-Char-
lie Seymour, 17-year-old farm
hand, died early today when his
small house on the farm OF CIar-
ence ID. Dees, near here, caught
fire. Coroner 7. r. Robinson, ST.,
who announced no inquest would
be held, said Seymour apparently
fell asleep with lighted cigarette
in his mouth.
The last two one-round victories o.
Joe Louis are easily explained. Fl,
doesn't want to be invested by tn,
wages and hours administration.
The Valley settler., 1939-06-30

4-rH PROGRAM
 The July Fourth program cor1nt tttee are planning the best program ever pres ented in Palmer on the fourth of July.
 Mr.V.N roman is in charge of the softba1l games, end it has been suggested that, we have Q gdme between the fat women and the skinny women. (Weight against speed )
 l.r. .IcVi cker is in charge of races and conte sts. The races will start at 1o:3o am. There will be Q 100 yard dash for boys l2 to Is years end c 100 yard dash for boys over Is, also, 50 yard dash for boys g to 12. Then there will be q 50 rcrd dash for girls. Then for the boys and girls who enjoy 2 pillow fight ----right this wey and the winner takes the prize. Also, bicycle races for boys and girls, and then potato races just before noon. It one o'clock there will be a wi 1d COW mi lk1nG conteS st end q broomst ok race. Also, slick pole climbing and q wheel barrow race. There will be tug- o-Wcr for both men end women. At 3:30 there will be q chi ldrons float parade and announc ement of winners. At 4:eO the men's oft ball game and prizes will be given for contests winners. Remember all organizations are invited to sell hot-dogs, ico cream, coko and coffee salads or what have you? CELEBRATE THE 4TH
The Valley settler., 1939-06-30

SPECIAL B0hRD MEETING
 JUNE 23
 Tho meeting was called to order by president Huntloy at 9:OOo.m. Ill mombors but Sandvik Woro present.
 4 roply to the nffor made by the LRRC for the financing of the units now operated by the Coop YVES drawn up for presentation ct the joint Board mooting. L simi- Ter lettor Wos drafted relative to operation of tho ccnnory by the Coop as supervisor and man. cgor with tho i.RRC financing all OporGti OnS. Tho conri ttoo on soWni1ls pres sont- cd 2 Writton report re commenting that tho Coop request tho hRRC to turn ovor to it's jurisdi ction ono soWrnill end one plonnor and bloWor to bo sot up and operated by tho Co-op. Tho report suggest cd ttot in ordor to furnish mom- bors with building material at Q loW cost, up to 5000 board foot be cut or planned at c charge sufficient only to cover actual cost of operations.
 It YVES also suggested that tho Corporation be requested to ac- copt marketable lumber in amounts sufficient to covor operating end hauling costs. The report was accepted. "**: Tho Board aduournod at ll:OO a.m. to moot with tho ARRC Board in Anchorage ct 2:Oop.m.
The Valley settler., 1939-06-30
SPECIAL B0hRD MEETING
 JUNE 23

Tho meeting was callod to order by pros idont Huntloy at 9:OOo.m. Ill members but SGndvik Woro
Evening star., 1939-05-31
ULLIVAN BROTHEl
1920 K ST. n W.
Mathematician iQOl

BUNGALOW, 494l 46th ST NV. COR
ner OF Fessenden St.-5 rooms and bath;
S6 $50; terms If desired.
THE AMERICAN CO.
S07 18th. National s032.
John Poole President
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LOTS FOR SALE.

ATTENTION. BUILDERS LOTS IN
oullt-up community in Arlington, Va 10
minutes TO White House; no cash pay
ment required Atlantic 3242
BUILDING LOTS IN ARLINGTON VA
Beautiful rolling country, = blocks OF
Army-Navy Country Club; S1,5OO acre
H. HERFURTH JR.. INC. Atlantic 3249.
ARLINGTON-26 LOTS SURVEYED FOR
subdivision. on Wilson blvd, 10 min from
city. oxford 1888.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS FOR
community houses: LIST St. Congress- Hgts.
S2XlO0; 81 900 cash. HARTMAN REALTY.
INC, Att. 1884.
WOODSIDE PARK. SI.35O
TO'Xl15 facing 100 parkway. Block to
bus, ROBT. GAYLOR. Shepherd 2145
CRESTVIEW-NR AMERICAN U PARK
] square from D c. line: fast-growing sec
ton: , building sites, one 73-ft front.
$3.50: the other 4O-ft. corner for $3.50,
Call Mr.. Moore, Woodley 2625
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H ST. NV. District 1900
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(COntinuedi
47O5 BLAGDEN TERRACE.
18th STREET HEIGHTS,
nRT YH IYrrYTT 0p NTCu IInHHT

DELIGHTFUL SPANISH HOME.
One Block From the Park
An attractive center-hal that can be
sSS 5 Il 2sHE
opening onto screened porch: big dining
room. kitchen, pantry and lavatory; An
proximately 5.4oo % SQUARE M ieet Of "sr ground. nd
'',n so7 ,s'SH SHr AMERICAN s,t;es,, 60, ,o,.
John Poole, President. ''''
MARYLAND BUNGALOW. A LITTLE EAST
OF the, city. 5 rooms and bath; lot sOx1 90
IS se only hs $1,000 So Sss eSs aash sna small the Months fs
''yns"z ,rs si5 f. sHonH@REs a5 NIX IT, ,,ss
Brick; living room, dining room, kitchen
&C. oI SsFsss Hs ojS %a{Ss u.s. 95
s%sll ri, sSst.P sssh pay%snt S5S mo.
''' 'afx WAPEE Asf JAMEs GfEseF 1Nc Iheeler Rd'
1904 14th Agents 81 N tST W Trustees, 1tst aa.e
One. OF the auietest most desirable parts
Of the city. Built Of brick with tile roof;
for senerations. The broad covered porch
extends over, front and side; has a fine
wor.shoD IT nT bsh
Price, 81 $50 Evenings call Mr. Ross,
17la rYIss x 5oU5s f. Sw' P. SHOEMAKER ss., ,,es
In new aps fooms RR1fk ana
porches on. first floor; 3 rooms and bath
81 heat VePg Tood conaon
Call Maurice WILLIAMS; s,b q q MI : 1894
wAp1E & 1SiS JAMES z ST me. {; e. D1 aa4s
Brick s. rooms. cellar, porch, insulated;
furred walls. automatic heat. only S41.25
mo. wapLG Rsf Hos4 JAMEs M Htie1 me- pD D1 aa4s
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE-sIx-RooM, TWO
RANGED AS Two COMPLETE APART-
MENTS 20 T. wide; all good-size rooms.
Price. S6,S00
SO 95o-dN POPULAR BATTERY. PARK.
low.type, brick home; center hall plan;
26.foot living room with fireplace. One
bedroom and bath on first, floor; bed
rooms and bath on second floor. Near
transportation and schools.
S1o;5oo - Mt. Pleasant - 23-ft. 3-story
brick home containing II large rooms.
baths; west of 18th st. and near
men m'e sss5 ncosed sef po4 psh in sas.
rage. Splendid home for large family.
VI tdII Dt uStu IOT IOOHlllR HOuSe.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H St. NV National 2345.
NEW BRICK HoMEs-s5,45o
BUILT. LEFT
$3.50 cash tincludes settlement charResl
Lot $50, deep. Insulated: screened
weather-stripped: natural woodwork latest
kitchen. eouipped with refriaerator hot
water heat oil burner. High elevation
1850 w St Sc
Open 10 PM
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST NV Di 334f
SILVER SPRING. MD-S6,95n.
Tl5 Gist ave.-New all-brick bungalow
5 spacious rooms, living room with fire.
place. dining room, modern kitchen. . bed
rooms. tile bath high-ceiling basement,
suitable for recreation room. Full attic
space for two large rooms and bath.
plumbing in attic. rouehed in. House
paved and paid Convenient stores schools.
transp. Easy terms. SPRINGLAWN. INC.
Shepherd lAll EYatt sNille .,an-I
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
Continued. =

l724 21St ST. NW-3 ROOMS. KTTCHI
and bath, first floor; also l room. kitch
and bath .
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

3 ACRES. HIGH WOODED HILL COOL
quiet, secluded, on good graveled road 10
miles from WASHINGTON; 5000, SEQ down,
$40 mo. VERNON NJ. LYNCH & son, Z
S39-W-2. Open ewes, closed Sun
OVER AN ACRE OF LAND NEAR UNI
Nyersity TERRACE NV Fine site, for home.
large trees. Reduced to $4,000. 90
PERCY H RUSSELL co. I73l x ST NV
NEAR PENNA AVE SE-ABOUT %
acres beautiful wooded tract at 81 200
per acre. This is suitable for develop
on adjoining land.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
lIl9 st. NV. Natl 1855
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SEE THIS BARGAIN
NEW, DETACHED BRICK,

NEW, DETAcsHHED BRICK,
$500 cash, BALANCE easy monthly, pay
PsT5s ds MR FE1Ds FfE s.
shepherd 5000 or Georgfa 2042
ovERhooK5NG s5osqdl e NEW HvH hon HOME OF
272O Bath ST. NV.
Pine Detached Residence
in Splendid Condition.
Bedrooms 3 Baths
Inspection by Appointment
THE AMEfIc524sNf 54sf' COMPANY.
so7 F5etusTe f5Sb T. AGENTS fSE q. Own ognsr soao
john Poole. President' GiiN' ~
FAIRLAWN sEcTIoN-sIx ROOMS. NEW
brlcE with recreation room. oil heat large,
level lot: near schools, churches and trans
portstion. Reasonable terms. Mr.. Graham.
wAPLE & JAMES INC. Dist 3a4s.
MaYLeR NAY, eI RID. Sc; abs ABOUT g4 @ BLOCKS
screened porch; a very pleasant home with
- ,o ,IoU1s T. sMHoEMAKERR,. 81
1919 ST.. NV. Natl 1855.
BRICK BUNGALow-,NEW- $50
hot-vater heat; large lot. Small cash pay
ment and easy monthly payments Mr..
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. Dist 334s.
DETACHED CORNER. $500.
Just of Alaska ave-, in 18th ST. Hgts.
This home with its library and toilet
and Law. on 1st A.. 3 bedrms and bath on
end f., is offered at this low price to
close an estate; elec. refg.; porches;
vacant.
GRAHAM g. OGDEN
Natl 36S9 3l3 Woodward Bldg
Evenings, Wis. 3726-J.
QUEBEC ST. NV. NEAR PHOEBE A.
Hearst School-Semi-detach brick house
of Il maids and DOrcheS Rry-
ant gas furnace buit-in garage. The high
elevation excellence of neighborhood and
condition OF the house and grounds make
this home exceptionally desirable The
price is only $500.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN BARGAINS
From 4 rooms bath TO 9 rooms . bs.hs
with acreage. From SI.@5O 10 SO 500.
Also small acreage tracts; all within 30
min. drive from downtown Small cash
and easy mo. payments
JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
Suite 2O9-l0. Barr Bids. Dist 73n1.
loo ACRES, IMPROVED WITH VERY OLD
mouse OF rambling design OF > rooms with
bath. electricity available. barn and OUT
buildings; beautiful setting, lovely SHADE:
IN historical King George Co, Va, on
notice.
H. B. MITCHELL. Exc Agent. Herndon. Va.
ONCE Natl. Bank Bldg
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B DARTON. WIS. ;
-r.r-r>, -, --.-

TAKEN IN TRADE
Nearly new. arm bungalow 3 miles from
Waldorf Nd. and about : miles from
D. c. on hard road; over acre of ground
elec. viii be available shortly. VIII sell
Sl500.
.EDW L. sTRoHEcKER,
Nat
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N.W.-23-UNIT APT. BLDG: MODERN,
large lot. convenient location: IO-year
loan. 4i2'c; reasonable Natl 1884
NEAR sth AND H SITS. Me- SD.
bricks. colored tenants, Sl,44O per annUm;
will take 50 500 each. National 24g9.
EVENINGS. Dupont 1886
q I s ~
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ROOMS UNFURhIsHEp.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS With BOARD

CLEVELAND PARK SECTION-Double
room, twin beds: private family; convenient
to Wis. Conn. aves.. cars. Emerson 3S36.
140l 18th N.W-For = or 81 front base
ment studio: f1replace; pvt. entrance and
bath. phone: excel meals
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

3l40 NJ ST. NW-4-STORY-A AND -CELLi
store; 2nd commercial B. A. BOWL
Coz. Mich. 25G5. 3l4 N 81. NV
Evening star., 1939-05-31

1913 18th St w-Bed-hylng rm dress
ing rm, kit. b elec., saS. linen. Frie O.
are SIS up week. S45 un Natl aOl0.
COLORED-ISII s ST. NV APT. 3ol-
Nicely furnished 3rd- door-front apt use
Of kltCheN Cal after @ o N
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APARTMENTS WANTED
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

. FURN RMS. CHW OIL HEAT, YARD;
81. ne. Atlantic 0959-W. $500 81.
FALLS CHURCH-NEW GROOM APT.
bath and shower Electrolux; lawn. porch;
stores: ADULTS. Falls Church 1894
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED. MODERN,
lower rooms, large screened porch. large
sUBLET-ARL NEW .FURN., GROUND
fl, pvt entr.. cool thr. vent; ID min.
bus reas. Chestnut 5lt2.
BACHELOR APT-NEWLY FURNISHED.
moderately priced; in Arlington, Va. Gail
Oxford ooH1-J
500 10th ST, S. ARLINGTON, Va
lst. So 90. Jackson 1534W.
SHARE COOL AND ATTRACT1vELY FUR
Pershmg drive, Arlington Chestnut 373s
937 N. DANIEL ST. LYON PARK. VA
Ent. end A., cool, nicely furn: . r, k. b.:
Htil furn-; nr. buses. Chestnut 1881.
TWO-ROOM UNFURN APARTMENT; A
N l.; light gas, heat furnished 4 min. TO
Wash. reasonable. Alexandra 1868.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
1l6 EAST CHESTNUT ST.
Mod 1rn aptS.. living room ! and bed
rooms, kitchen with electric refg dInette.
tile bath with shower large screened porch
and automatic heat furn.; also houses and
other apis for rent.
BRODIE & COLBERT.
1o5 S. Royal St Alex oas4
1907 Eye St. NV. Natl $50
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CAPITOL HIEL-LARGE 3-APT BLDG;
excel condition. owner now uses Isl r.
and rents balance for SlIO; separate lead
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GRAHAM z OGDEN.
Natl 36S9 3l3 Woodward BLDG

~ ". I1I.ltsNN1I LIN q ND-- NE 04VT,
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
WEST OF 18th ST COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
Elght-r0om and bath brick hot-vater
neat Rented at $40 per year. Price.
~G,g5O
TWO One-story stores with large earaes
IN basement. fronting on main srterIal
highway only two blocks from DistrIct
line. Leased at Sl10 per month. Prlce
only ST. 200
NEW STORE AND FOUR APARTMENTS of
two rooms. Kitchen and bath each.
brick construction; located in Bethesda.
Nd Store leased to responsible tenant
ALL APARTMENTS RENTED Income.
$3.50 per year; oil heat. garage
Price. SlH0no-S5.OOO cash and bal
,-or SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
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$4,000.

Bungalow. brick. rooms and bath. oil
heat. large lot: good NV. location, under
priced $500. Dist. 774O. Evenings Wis.
1922
$500 Above the 1st Trust of $4,5OO
Will purchase this semi-detached home: 6
rooms, bath, hot-water heat. large lot. To-
ciated on Allison street NV. Call Wis
consin 1922.
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COLORED=FLATS
APARTMENTS EUR. OR uhEuR

ATTRACTIVE APIS HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
horhoodS, some furnished Car available
on appointment MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$27.50 MO, F. H Anew, MODERN.
detached homes, fully equipped, all utilities. -.
PARK and schools; bus service; 9 miles from
to Robert E. Lee School left to N Lexina.S II
ton and goth sts: once, $500 Lee highway/
Arlington Va Phone Oxford O7gO
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FARMS WANTED,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

; OR & ROOM HOUSE. MODERN VICIN
ity Richie. Small acreage $500 dovr
monthly payments. Box 49g-H Star
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20I0 WYOMING AVE NW.-Single room
attractlvely furnished; also studio room.
with kitchen: unlim. phone.
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SO EAST OF 10th ST. AT WALTER
Reed HoSpItal-S-room. 2-bath detached
DITCH OIL burner, etc Exchange equity for
nelghborhood OWNER Box o4S-E Star
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516s FULTON ST. ,NW.-sEMI-DET. 6
rooms. 2 porches nice yards. buit-in ga
rage, oil heat; $3.50. Natl. s6se.
MODERN DETACHED HOUSE. BED
rms. ga baths. recreation rm;. large
yard, oil heat, c.h.w., gas refg.; quiet resi-
Dental NV. sec. Call Emerson 329S.
RENT D-sEMI-DETACHED. SIX
rooms all modern improvements: 2-car
garage. 3 porches. INQUIRE w. B. CATION,
1928 Pa. ave. Sc. Atlantic 3517.
OPEN AND. LIGHTED 7 TO 9 PM: NO.
570S Nevada avenue. Chevy Chase. D. C.
6 rms. 2 baths. veranda. gar: also 9 rms,
baths nearby FULTON R. GORDON
1927 Eye st. District $3.50. evening Wood
ley 5O91.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT BRICK HOMES 6
rms. . baths, large inclosed porch, garage;
enviable natural setting; restricted neigh
borhood; $3.50. Alexandria 314S. Tenn
pie 2941.
NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH sCHoOL-sEMI-
detached; 8 rooms. oil burner, electric re-
frieeration $3.50. North 5223-J
4sO1-3 WIS AVE. NV. COR. DAvEN-
port st.-Desirable rooming house: ,13
rooms, running water in rooms. 3 baths
electric light: mi: only $50 mo-; years
lease. JESSIE L. HEISKEIL Ills Eye
ST. NV
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NEAR Goth AND SITS NV
Convenient to the Interior Department and
many other Government buidings-A very
excellent detached brick home on large lot,
over 50 feet front, nicely landscap ped The
house contains Is rooms baths auto
matte heat and is in excellent condition
The property has been most reasonably
priced for quick safe
For full particulars see
SULLIVAN BROTHERS.
100 K ST n "
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l4o M ST. N.W.-4-STORY-A -AND-CELLAR
store; End commercial. B. A. BOWLES
CO. Mich 2525, 3l45 81. NV.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH Cash FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME,
BARRY. 3439 14th st. NV Col 60S6.
TO 3 RMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE:
good cash no comm: Quick action. D
and Sun. Ge. $500 1926 Vt. ave. ave. eve
IF INTERESTED IN QUICK CASH SALE
OF your D. c. property. write or phone O. J
SMALTZ, 997 18th st. NV. National 2499
Evenings, Dupont 1896.
WHY SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY?
Brick or frame, good or bad condition
We can sell for cash if reasonably priced
Call Dupont 1855. A. D. TORRE REALTY
co. 1928 North Capitol st.
s-BEDRoOM HOUSE. > BATHS: QUIET,
white neighborhood: close to transporta-
ton. Cali Mr.. Moore.
1343 St NV. Dist 1900.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
G. property if the price is right. Frame or
brick large or small; condition immaterial
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Cap. Realtor. Natl OS7S
GET MY PRICE BEFORE you SELL.
l personally will pay cash for your D. c.
property, white or colored. G G. DUTY
1O24 Vermont ave. National 44s2
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR D. c. HOUSES,
brick or frame. white or cblored tenants
not disturbed. Call or write Mr. Conner.
,aos r,S Goss REALTY Co., ,,-,
Evenings, Atlantic c7O2
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S8,25O-8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS.

SO, ,250-8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
2 BEDRMs. AND BATH ON 1st FL
Chevy Chase. D. c., substantially con-
structed; lot 1872 it. deep: 3 bedrms, and
bath on End A.: oil heat, elec. refR.. maids
rm. and lavatory in. basement, garage:
near Send and Nebraska ave. and bus line.
Evenings phone Geo. S079.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th ST. Realtor. Natl O753
OPEN FOR INSPECTION 4-8.
PRICED TO SELL TERMS TO SUIT
1902 2Tth st. NV Near Wardman Park
Hotel Eight rooms. garage. modern. TEOS.
D. WALSH INC, SIS 11th st. NV, Dis
trict 1857.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

OFFICE BUILDING
, ofhces with connecting doors: heat
Aght furn.; ideal for mal-order business;
sl0O. WIN. F. CARLIN Shep. 1914
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

QUIET. COOL APT IN KEDRICK. 18th
and K SITS. Il ". Fine investment; reason
able. Box 45S-H. Star.
Evening star., 1939-05-31
S11.95O.

NEW HOMES,
FACING SOLDIERS HOME.
90 #. wide; 6 big rooms: price. So $50;
$500 cash; furnished model home. Open.
SIS MICHIGAN AVE. NE.
Straight out 1st ST. or North Capitol st
to Soldiers Home grounds, turn right to
house.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St NV Dist 3346
Evening star., 1939-05-31
THE FAIRFAX.

o1oo MASSACHUSETTS AVE NV
l So West OF Dupont Circle C@Uc Taxi Zone)
OF UNFURN hskns& kt''s non non -hskp hS@k notcl
service. optional TRANSIENTI.Y from -:
WEEKLY MONTHLY SPLENDID res' auraut.
moderate prices Rents mel elec for lights
and refg LovelV roof garden D E.
STEPHAN. manager
Evening star., 1939-05-31

2 RMS. KITCHEN. SCREENED BACK
porch; heat light, gas unlim. phone.
Randolph 46S1.
Evening star., 1939-05-31
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

7
4-rm bath bungalow full concrete
$3.50 mo. o. b HOPKINS 1926 VI.
ave District T511 or WOndley Oqnq
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-10
COLONIAL TRUST
 REFLECTS SLATE
Heminway and French Named to Board of Di.
 rectOrs Yesterday

All officers of the Colonial Trust company were reelected at the an- nual meeting yesterday aafternoon Two new directors were named to the board, Barlow L. Heminway, treasurer of the Waterbury Paper Box company. and Leon H. French, vice president of the American Brass Co.,, and manager of the small tube branch.
 The reelected officers are: Presi- dent, Austin L. Adams; vice-presi- dent and trust officer, Robert s, Walker; vice presidents, John P. Elton, Edwin 0. Northrop and Winthrop W. Spencer; secretary treasurer, Harley w. Tripp; as- sistant secretaries, Joseph B. Els, Carl Johnson, Lucian D. Warner, Claude T. Wilson and Arthur F. McGraw; assistant trust officer Gustav A. Anderson.
 Directors reelected are: MT Adams, Charles F. Bliss, Charles L. Berger, Bonnet Bronson, Ter ence F. Carmody, John A. Coe, Theodore I. Driggs, Mir. Elton, w. Shirley Fulton. George A. Goss, Da- vid c. Griggs, Lewis J. Hart, Cliff ford F. Holliser, Thomas P. Kellogg MT. Northrop, Mark Sperry, Jr. MT. Walker, Harris Whittemore, Jr. and Elton s. Wayland.