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Evening star., 1939-04-11
KaIorama Citizens
Indorse Summers
Representation Plan
Resolution Hailed by
Association Head as
Solution to Problems

Full support was given to the
Summers resolution for national rep
resentation last night by the Kalo-
rama Citizens Association, which
urged that citizens of the District
concentrate all their efforts to pas
sage of the amendment in lieu of
proposed Government reorganiza-
ton.
Referring to the Griffenhagen
program for reorganization of the
District government, Mrs. Edna L..
Johnston, president of the associa-
ton. declared that the proposed
changes were constantly undergoing
alterations and nothing definite
could be relied upon. This reso-
luton of Representative Summers
solves our whole problem" she said,
land will simplify everything for
the District"
According to the resolution adopt
ed by the group, introduced by Miss
Marian L. White, the amendment
would put the people of the Dis
trict in a position to decide by their
own vote what specific plan of op-
Grafton they deem best for their
government"
Oppose Plan for Gallinger.
Opposition to the return of the
visiting physicians system by doctors
of George Washington and George
town Universities at Gallinger Hos
pital was voiced in resolution pre-
sented by Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley and
adopted by the group. The measure
approves permanent medical di-
rector and five resident physicians
for the municipal hospital.
Creation of a Board of Recrea-
ton to include the activities of the
Community Center and Play
grounds Departments was asked by
the association. Miss Eta L. Tag
CART made the motion. Hasty pas
sage of the District appropriations
bill, in which transfer of the Play
grounds Department to the Board
of Education was written, drew crit
icism from the group.
Oppose Bingo Ban.
Another motion introduced by
Miss Taggart, which was approved,
asked for a reconsideration by the
Commissioners of their ban on bingo
games held for charitable purposes.
Mrs. Wiley spoke strongly against
the motion, stating that the game
was one of chance and leads to vice.
The association went on record
opposed to the purchase of land in
Prince Georges County for the Ma
tional Training School for Girls,
included in the appropriations bill.
Mrs. Wiley, who made the motion,
pointed out that great sum of
money had been spent on addition
and improvement OF the present
school and termed the proposed ex-
penditure "a ridiculous waste She
suggested instead that the money
be used for a new Police Womens
Bureau.
Proposed regulation for the sale
and distribution of coal to prevent
short weight and substitution was
indorsed on the motion of F. S. Til
ton. A cross-city bus service through
Rock Creek Park was favored.
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Queens Chapel road NE. from the
railroad bridge to Bladensburg road.
The association adopted a plan to
amend the constitution so that ap-
plicants for membership would be
admitted on paying 81 and all other
members of the family would be
admitted for so cents.
Islands" to Be Built.
In communication from Capt. H.
c. Whitehurst the group was in
formed that safety islands" would
be placed on Bladensburg road at
Intervals to comply with the asso-
cations plan for pedestrian safety.
The group complied with a re-
quest from the Washington Board
of Trade by asking business men
of that section to decorate their
buildings on the occasion of visits
Of royalty this summer.
A representative of the Police
Boys Club showed a picture depict
ing the life Of the boys at the Maj.
Ernest w. Brown Camp.
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BIuir Is Named to Post
In Junior Red Cross

Livingston L. Blair, education di-
rector of the Resettlement Division
Of the Farm Security Administra-
ton, has been named assistant ma
tional director of the Junior Red
Cross, 1t was announced today by
Chairman Norman Davis.
Mr.. Blair, a native of Springfield,
ILL.,, has served with the Resettle-
ment Division since 1885 and in his
Evening star., 1939-04-11
Freund Is Mentioned
For Harvard Post
BY the Associated Press.


A close friend said yesterday Paul A.
Freund of st. Louis, special assistant
to the Attorney General, probably
would join the Harvard Law School
faculty in September. taking over
part Of the former assignment of
Justice Felix Frankfurter, who re-
Gently left Harvard to serve on the
Supreme Court.
Mr.. Freund, 81, won his law degree
at Harvard in 1881 and did grad
uate work under Prof. F'rankfurter
in 1892. In the following year
he was the law secretary of Justice
Louis D. Brandeis, who recently re-
tired from the Supreme Court. He
was graduated from Washington
University, st. Louis, in 1928.
Evening star., 1939-04-11
Crooner Broudcusts
On Second Birthday
BY the Associated Press.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. - William
Hesselgrave celebrated his I'd BIRTH
day anniversary by singing over a
local radio broadcasting station.
He learned how to sing by hum
ming lullabies after his mother.
When he can't say the words he fills
in with "ta Ia"
His repertoire ranges from Rock
of Ages" to "A Tisket, a Tasket."
Evening star., 1939-04-11

present capacity since March, 1887.
In his new job he will fill va
cancy created in the Junior Red
Cross staff when Walter s. Gard
was named national director Of the
service year ago. Mr.. Blair will
assume his new post April II.
Evening star., 1939-04-11
There Are Two Ways
to Get at Constipation

Yes, and only two ways-hetore
and after it happens! Instead of
enduring those dull, tired, head
achy days and then having to
take an emergency medicine-why
not KEEP regular with Kellogg's
All-Bran? You can. If your con-
stipation is the kind millions have
due to the lack Of bulk" in
modern diets. For ALL goes
right to the cause Of this trouble
by supplying the bulk" you need.
Eat this toasted nutritious ce-
realevery day-with milk or cream,
or baked into muffins-drink
plenty Of water, and see If your
life isn't a whole lot brighter!
Made by Kellogg's in Battle Greek.
Sold by every grocer.
Evening star., 1939-04-11
Builds Own Church

PRINCETON, Ind. R).-During
his 20 years as priest Of st. Joseph
Catholic parish here the Rev. Nicho-
las A. Hassel has built with his own
hands a church, sisters home and
a rectory. Now he is building a
school.
Evening star., 1939-04-11
New Iceland Foctory

With a capacity for producing 500
tons annually Of flowers Of sulphur,
a factory is being constructed in
Namaskard, Iceland.
Evening star., 1939-04-11

Motorists: Help the pedestrian
and protect yourselves.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
SUMMER HOMES.

ADIRONDACKS = AT CORLEAR, BAY
Club, on Lake Champlain. Furnished house.
keeping cottages for rent by the season.
half season or month: mile shore front;
beautiful sand beaches; magnihcent views:
all sports. Season rentals. S14O to $3.50.
References required. Address c. H. EASTON.
Scarborough. N. Y.
MOUNTAIN LODGE. LINCOLN HIGHWAY.
west Of Gettysburg, Pa, adjoins Caledonis
State Park and golf course; 400 it. .eleva-
ton; lovely scenery Private deer and game
refuge Of $50 acres. with half mile trout
stream. Six-room furnished cottage, stone
stone fireplace, electricity and spring
water Also five-room cottage with bath.
Droves Of deer come to lawn to feed.
Grouse, quail and trout ap.enty. For sale
at fraction of its cost. Mr.. Farduhar,
BOSS g. PHELPS, Natl 1900 or Adams
0303.
SUMMER HOME IN THE BLUE RIDGE
Stone house, built in 1854 rooms. 8
baths, Delco lights; 10 acres; good soil. .
hne springs. Phone Falls Church 1449.
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STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c., ee-PART
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.


$4,000.
8 rooms, bath. gas, electricity. garage
beautiful shade. shrubbery: lovely location;
terms.
2-FAMILY FLAT.
Live in one. the other will pay for the
house. Each has B rooms. private bath.
private entrance, ami, garage: $4,000.
terms. ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hyatts-
vile 1855 evenings, Greenwood 1881.
ARLINGTON. VA. 1901 g.. 9th ST.
Price. $6,950. Just completed. 3-bed.
60x10O close in.
..2s11. s. 18th st.-2-story. 2-bedroom.
$3.50. 2-story. 3-bedroom. all-brick
1850. v. EHRHARDT. phone Chestnut
ARLINGTON-S4O.O PER MO.-NEW g.
rm; Colonial; screened porch full basmt..
attic: 5-min, drive to 2: C.: close to bus
have two Of these houses left: $4,000 each.
See them at 18th and s; Glebe I'd.
w. H. BACON. JR.,
Owner Builder Oxford C671 o.
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COIORED BARGAINS.

B5o5-55oa-5 JAY ST. NE,
Pay like rent, $4,000 down. s42 80
monthly Price. S4 $4,000. Open for in
District Line car to 55th and Foote sts;.
and walk two blocks north to jay st:
Newly completed bungalow, consisting OF D
gas electricity. insulated gas range. auto
matte gas heater tiled bath, built-in tub. tub.
houses are covered with fireproof asbestos
shingles which serves as an insulator.
FEDERAL FINANCE CO, 913 New York
ave. NV. Natl. 7416. Night Randolph 0o:'3.
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NEW BRICK HOMES.

NEW BRICK HOMES.
2 r. kit. tile bath. fireplace, h.-w.h.
Rec rm. Attached garage: SD.
r.. firepl. h.-w.h.: trees; $50 and 500.
TT. b., oil fur: garage. High. overlook
Ing river and Wash; $50.
fur gar Wooded country club section;
S110.
PEET. 2125 Lee Highway. Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1939-05-07

3O5 DORSET AVE. SOMERSET. MD
A delightful. sunny 6-room 2-bath home
Large living rm. with open fireplace;
H-w.h.. refg. front porch, attractive,
j. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1853 Wis Ave Mich. 05I3. 0514.
224 RICHARD AVE. CAPITOL HEIGHTS
Nice 2-story pebble-dashed house of 8
rooms; ami Rent. S32.50.
Seat Pleasant, 42nd st.-Two-story frame
Of six rooms; ami. Rent. $36.5O.
Apply D. G. JOSEPH 6lst and Dix ne.
Lincoln 6171. Open Sunday.
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REAL VALUE.
$3.50 DOWN AND
$45 MONTHLY!
NO RENEWALS!
PRICE, $6,450.
4614 9th ST. SOUTH,
ARLINGTON VA

Exceptionally well-built. five-room. mod
ern new bungalow. asbestos shingles (re-
auires no painting. Large lot 50-ft. front
by $50 IT. deep
LARGE living room. open fireplace. and
irons. bookcases. Two bedrooms. large clos
cts and shelves. All-modern bath. shower.
built-in tub. tile floor. mirrored medicine
cabinet. All rooms papered
Dining room with china closets. Kitchen
has tile, sink and drain. inlaid linoleum.
overhead cupboards plenty drawers. mod
ern gas range.
Unfinished attic. three large windows.
pine flooring: will make another extra
large bedroom
Hardwood floors. oil burner hot.water
heat, summer and winter hookup: full con-
crete cellar Large steel beam and columns.
ample light and head room: laundry trays.
City water. sewer. gas and electricity
tricsI txtures fioor f piuss painted wood eed
work. Front porch. flag-rock walk. erav-
eled driveway to rear stoop. Inspect day
9E night; Near bus and school, .2~,o
Evening star., 1939-05-07
BAR HARROR MAINE

Near Arcadia National Park, beautiful
scenery delightful community; 15-room
brick Colonial, three bathrooms: ideal
location. commanding magnificent view Of
sea; exclusive Schooner Head rd section;
l3 acres, under cultivation, balance
partly wooded, Handicapped trees. shrubbery.
large garage. gardeners apartment with
one bathroom above all cash; offers in.
vited. Box l24-B Star.
Evening star., 1939-05-07

HYATTSVILLE BUNGALOW.
Best residential section; yard, sleeping
porch, elec. refrigerator, washer. Call
Hyatt 1852.
Evening star., 1939-05-07

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
UNFURN. HOUSE FOR SUMNER WITH 2
or bedrooms and bath on first floor. Give
location. description and rental. Box 33S-
D. Star.
PROPERTY ON MAIN HIGHWAY. SUIT,
particulars. Box 262-D Star. or Oxford
1883.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS SMALL ACRE
age in nearby MARYLAND. with or without
house reasonable. BOX 238-D Star 7'
Evening star., 1939-05-07
Where Steel and Stone Combine
With Quality, Art and Beauty.
New $1,000 Value for $4,000.

Where Steel and Stone Combine
With Quality, Art and Beauty.
New $1,000 Value for $500.
BY all means see this exceptional home
before you buy. All walls of artificial
stone: exterior OF glistening white, joists
and floors of reinforced concrete. fully in
sa5 front door. steel easements ail-metal
copper screens. lv. rm. with open fire.
place. full tile bath with shower. oil burner.
air conditionins; guaranteed to cost under
orator; lifetime iniaid kitch. linoIeum,
handsome sink. built-in cabinets bedrms..
3 closets: space for > addl. big rms. Twill
hnish for S.15,: cleo. water heater. sta.
tubs. Close in, near bus and Lee high
way. No encumb. Small cash and terms.
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg. Arlington Va.
Phone oxford O4OO or Falls Church 143O-J
Near Golf and Country Club,
in a Lovely Forested Section,
Just OF Old Dominion Drive.
with lang seS sefs location sesas5n %ass5n home H
setting Of enchanting hills and Wildwood
only 5la mi. from town-a bargain
nnuSual surroHnded By doz stalyaIt
screened porch: 22-ft:. liv. rm. = big
bedrms. with closets din rm.. bath with
built-in tub and shower kitchen having 3
Dig CABINETS: porcelain sink. @. =. refrig-
orator and G. E. range: furnace heat hot
near bus: easy terms See today.
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg Arlington. Va.
Phone Oxford O4OO or Falls Church 143O-y
Evening star., 1939-05-07
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES.
SPLENDID location on Colesville pike at
natural wooded lot. 2. 3. acres. Cali
'"''n''e THoMAs 1at5 E. SHAW.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
seTss beE sn% snS .Sne msnsda ESTATE bed
2-car garage. stately trees, nne view; near
RALPH GRAIN. 1895 Lee Hwy. ch. 1858
5-RM.. BUNGALOW WITH 2 ACRES
9arden .nd sTn SskP ns
Out Ca ave- pike to Glen alenmoDt. Md. Hh.dtan turn
5usf 0eiSIs dR1MEs Esschins school, Apply owner
10 MINUTES FROM NAVY BLDG, BEAU
tiful new homes, 3, 4 bedrooms, baths,
air conditioned. auto. heat Chestnut O25O.
7-ROOM HOUSE. AMI, NEWLY DEC.
upper up deck sa porch; built-in garage; large
ton. virginia Phone Oxford 1910
AN OAK GROVE SETTING IN VIRGINIA
rooms s.as open pas TspsSe GnaIcs s9 half hour
6-RooM. NEW. MODERN. AIR-CoND.
town 34I5 I4th St. So, Arlington, Va.
"a Dlock on GleDe road.
NEAR VIENNA. VA.-NEW BUNGALOW,
ton; $50. Call Falls Church s29-F-i1.
Spring Golf Club ~8-room bunsaiow:
sbade nce house possh ss6
DR.. BUCKINGHAM, Woodley 39si.
PRACTICALLY NEW 2-sToRY BRICK. 8
rm.. gar; nr. University Park; $50; ! So.
a Ma Fhone Psd 20 ais Rws5
3393-J
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME, 8 RMS,
completely furn.: acre, screened porches,
and meals refs exchanged sp 10 Address address T. w.
SCHAEFFER, Silver Spring. Md.
BUNGALOW-DOUBLE LIVING ROOM,
bedroom kit; and bath. large yard; SD.
uphill Tuscarawas rd.. Glen Echo Md.
FURNISHED HOUSE. FRIGIDAIRE. ELEc
div. drive hsaatmoni beat sun ng n9rch eel9 Potomac
11O 67th ST. CARMoDY HILLS. SEAT
Pleasant. Md.--6-room bungalow. bath.
elee.. porch. nice yard: 10c bus: rent
Flg]RN1I.sHED r. ~ . SUMMER HOME; BEAgTI.
White House: adults. Franklin Park. Va.
corner Old Dominion DIR. oxford 206S-M
ssRooM s5R q ,g21s HOUSE; ELEG s1ai INGLURED 5I;
mi. beyond Edmonston road. Garden
space. See sign right H. SCHAMEL.
FALLS CHURCH-TWO HOUSES, ONE s
rooms baths. sleeping porch. screened
Dorches, oil burner; one rooms and bath,
2 screened porches: each has oak floors,
fireplace. hot-water heat, garage, ami:
July 1st: SIS. Phone HAERTEL. Falls
Church 1856.
UNUSUAL ROOMS ALSO RECREA-
so1 9n BosF &c ss porch bs tb sseT
Va Immediate occupancy. RUFFORD
TR1CE owner. oxford 1155W.
MAKE YOUR HOME MOUNTAIN SCENIC
with rocky glen waterfall. pools. De-
light your very life and the loved ones.
Side door. drive in. $40 Maple ave.
Takoma Park. Md We can help you to
realize your happiest ideal.
FURNISHED NEW BUNGALOW. JUNE l
to September l Arlington. Va. Tel.
Chestnut 1865. -
S45. TO EMPLOYED COUPLE AMPLE
cottage with acre ground heart Of Claren-
l1k1 ~A11.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.

SALE OR RENT. CHEAP-9127 JONES
Mill rd.. No. C. c.. Md: 1 acre with two
CHAS. E. MORGANSTON. 1919 st. NV
Ma. 1918.
HYATTSVLLE 80 COLUMBIA AVE-
rms, h.-w.h.. large yard porches: S52 30.
Mr. cars bus OWNER Woodley S6O7
Evening star., 1939-05-07
COIORED BARGAINS,

VOIOICGD o1A1t>01At..
BUY YOUR HOME AND PAY LIKE RENT.
1O75 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
= rooms brick: bath, electricity: newly
renovated: centrally located $4,950. Sl5O
down and balance S45 monthly
5O2 53rd Street N E.
4 rooms, frame. detached; electricity and
water; will renovate house from top to
bottom: $3.50. $3.50 down and balance
S25 per month.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
7 rooms, stucco, all modern conyenlences;
centrally located: $3.50: S150 down ana
other pieces Of colored property for .sale
FEDERAL FINANCE CO.. 913 New YORK
Ave. NV. Natl. 7416. Night. Rand. OO33
Evening star., 1939-05-07
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

SALE SALT WATER SHORE PROP,
Cobb Island. Md; 5-room cottage. knotted
servants quarters 2-car gar. 75-ft pier;
deckhouse built over 2 bathhouses. where
Wicomico and Potomac meet. Buildings
Valued approximately $4,000 Telephone
any time Sunday MARION C. TOOMEY,
Emer. $3.50. After Sunday, Rep. 1866.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA, COTTAGE,
linens and silver; spacious grounds
privacy, ocean bathing, golf, riding fishing,
sailing. Mich O2S6.
ATLANTIC CITY. 1O5 N. DOUGLAS AVE
8 mos. $3.50. Call Atlantic City 2-3717
POINT LOOKOUT. MD.-WHL SELL COM
pletely furnished cottaKe facing bay. sleeps
10 persons; elec. liehts. Gas stove. modern
bath. large screened porches
Call Wisconsin 1854.
Evening star., 1939-05-07
OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION.
BRICK AND STONE HOME,
9O5 FOREST GLEN RID.

=
BRICK AND STONE HOME,
905 FOREST GLEN RID.
SILVER SPRING. MD
splendidly arranged rooms. lv. rm.
with wood burning fireplace. tile bath space
on End floor for additional rms; fun
basement dry and well lighted; steel case
ment, windows. slate roof. attached sarage.
h.-w.h.. with automatic oil burner. Beau
tiful lot 50xl50 with landscaping and
trees; an ideal home; well located mr.
schools and park. Price. S745O: very
reasonable terms
?, To reach: Drive out Colesville I'd. from
trafiic light in Silver Spring, entrance of
Indian Spring Golf Club turn left on Forest
Glen rd to house.
M D. D. c. REALTY. INC.
1890 Geo. Ave. Shep. 5000. Shep. 4544.
10 ACRES NEAR BEALLSVILLE, 8 Bed
rooms. sleeping porch, baths living room.
dining room. sunroom. kitchen. pantry:
cleo. hard road. high elevation: hot AIR
heat; Gear garage. chicken house; $4,000.
Terms
3 acres. modern Groom house cleo.
hard road; 3 miles from Rockville; $4,000.
Terms.
Many other homes listed
u. E. KELLY,
Oxley Bldg. Rockville. Md.
Sundays. Rockville 15-J.
weekdays Rockville 1O3
Evening star., 1939-05-07

ON MT. VERNON BLVD. Is MIN. FROM
Wash For lease to adults New unfur-
nished.. 4-bedroom Colonial. center hall.
kitchen. dinette. bedroom bath sunroom,
porch also side porch connecting with p
car garage; End floor. 2 bedrooms bath
cond oil burner: S14O per mo. Keys
THOMAS ANDREWS, on premises Drive
down blvd a mile below Alexandria.
straight into property at first filling sta
tion on right
SLIGO PARK HILLS
Almost new R-room brick: beautiful
Evening star., 1939-05-07

GEORGIA AVE. SUBDIVISION.
Beautiful lots. high. dogwood and oak
trees 6Ox175; monthly payments: $3.50.
Small acreage and farm tracts:
Farm. Norbeck. 100 acres $4,000.
HARRY M. MARTIN.
II Dresden St. Chevy Chase View.
Phone KenSinRton Is.
Evening star., 1939-05-07

S45. TO EMPLOYED COUPLE. AMPLE
cottage with acre ground. heart of Claren-
don, completely modernized no basement
Chestnut Q0Ql
Evening star., 1939-05-07
SLIGO PARK HILLS.
3O5 DORSET AVE. SOMERSET,
A da1iChtf,ll Suppy R-rOOm O-ha I


Almost new 6-room brick: beautiful
yard and Shrubbery; $50 per month. Call
Shepherd 5000 weekdays.
Evening star., 1939-05-07

UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.
Open for Inspection Till Q PM.
Just off BALTIC. Pike. jackson Ave-.
75xl5O; 9 lge. rms. 5 bedrms oil burner.
real bargain at SS45O. National 2030.
FOR SALE $40 ACRES LAND AD-
Joining Presidential Gardens Apt on Mt:
Vernon ave Also connecting this land. 3
acres with 5-rm. bungalow
JACOB CORL.
Mt Ida. Alexandria, Va
Evening star., 1939-05-07
COLORED,

1924 JACKSON ST. NE; ,
Semi-detached, 6 large rms. 6ath, 1uii Il
cellar INV h., cleo, attractive hardwood
fioors large inclosed sleeping porch; on
large lot; in quiet: refined neighbornooa
SIS $50. Move right in Small casn payment
balance less than rent
Open Sunday, II AM. to 5 PM.
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
-, W 60. ME- Iipr OSQ7
Evening star., 1939-05-07
COLORED

COLORED.
Purchase a Lot in Beautiful
Eastland Gardens.
When $3.50 to $500 is paid we Will ouho
4 modern home for you.
Also 4215 Meade St ne.-4 rms, D. gas,
cleo, heat; bsmt.; lot 40x140. Small cash
'a'HeA'' FRED NJ CH1vEs.
4422 Hunt Pl NE. Lincoln 6S93-J.-
COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY
1334 G st. n.e.-6 rms, bath. h.-w.h..
cellar gear garage: thoroughly recondi-
toned; price $3.50; terms: $500 % casn' Sn
3 M. AIKEN. 500 H st. NV. Natl: Boot.
Evening star., 1939-05-07

brick rms, garage; h.-wh. tile bath;
oil burn: acreage or not. Laurel 354-J.
FOREST GLEN-4-RM AND BATH
apartment. new sleeping porch private
Evening star., 1939-05-07

Mr.. FOREST GLEN MD..MOD. 5-RM
shade trees: $3.50 Kens. 3O5-J
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floor store and rear room. Available about
May 15. Heat furnished. Reasonable
rent. Apartment with store II desired.
Downtown corner store near site of new
bus terminal Large show windows on
two streets. Suitable for any service busi.
ness or Office
Large store and garage on Connecticut
ave. near Calvert st. Excellent location
Tor any retail business. Heat furnished,
Call Mr.. Marshall
ROSS G.
Evening star., 1939-05-07

BUNGALOW RMS, BATH. ANIL: COR
ner lot, near stores, schools, trans; So
weekly Greenwood 1893
Evening star., 1939-05-07

NICELY LOCATED; COMFORTABLY FUR
nished: 3 rooms. bath: by month S35. or
yearly lease. unfurnished. MACKENZIE.
6032-J
Evening star., 1939-05-07

FOR SUMMER, FURNISHED HOME. MOD
ern improvements. p acre. rock garden,
fish pond. garage shade: SS5 mo. SS15 2nd
ave. Silver Spring. Silver Spring 125.
ALEX-NEW. MODERN. Def BRICK; 2
bedrms.. tile bath $50 mo. OWNER. ISL 5
Princess st. Temple 4345
Evening star., 1939-05-07

GET MY PRICE BEFORE YOU SELL.
personally will pay cash for your D. c.
1csz Vermont ave. " 'N Nstionsi 1is5. =
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-02-09
Congress Shows Disposition
To Assert independence

The proposition thus settles down
to only one possible answer. Since
the last election removed the rub
Der stamp from the hands of the
New Dealers and the congress has
shown disposition to assert its in
dependence of the unelected Inner
circle" they are resorting to a new
strategy. They can not always con-
troll congress but they have access
to the appointive power vested in
the hands of the President. They
have this because they have the
Presidents ear and they take pains
to see that none of the practical pol
iticians, like Vice President Garner,
or Sen. Pat Harrison, or Speaker
Bankhead, WELD any influence.
The strategy may work. 1t may
put into numerous governmental
posts and judicial positions men who
will continue to execute New Deal
plans. That, of course, is brilliant
move if it works. There is, how
ever, more to think about than that.
The trend toward the middle of the
road, emphasized in last falls vot-
ing, can be given greater momen-
tum by the tactics of forcing upon
the country policies against which
the electorate expressed themselves.
In that event, the Democratic party
will be the victim.
g Western Newspaper Union.