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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13

ty, his 6-year-old daughter, skip ping up the street with 8 group of playmates He turned away and bent over his work so that she would not see him. but he watched them out of the corner of his eye as they all dropped into the big Store
 Going to see Santa Claus Brown" he told himself. Bless their hearts, how the children all do love him"
 Betty and her little group of friends hastened to the toy depart ment inside Donaldson's Palais Royale. To them 1t was fairlyland: they stood wide-eyed with awe and wonder. Then one of them shouted
 "There's Santa claus Brown!"
 They rushed over to a plump, jolly Santa who sat enthroned among the wonders of the toy de- partment.
 As the children approached nois- fly, a floorwalker called:
 "Time to quit, Santa Claus Brown You worked half an hour late last night Better go home and fix up your own Christmas" But Brown didn't even hear him He was smiling at the children.
 Betty asked him earnestly: Are you the real Santa Claus Santa Claus Brown? Are the others just phonies? Gosh, you look like Santa Claus. Or = are you just working for the real Santa Claus?'
 Some of the children snickered but Brown smiled down at her and answered seriously:
 "If you believe in me hard enough, I'm Santa Claus, Betty. If you believe hard enough you'll get what you want. What do you want Betty?"
 T want a doll carriage for my. self, and sled for Pete and too set for Joe," the child answered So please be sure to bring them" MT. Donaldson, proprietor of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13

in a trunk in the East River which they believe was in the water for about three years? .. When you hear any waiter in town asking for bartender for a Number 2 cocktail 1t means somebody is going to get a Miguel Finnola If you hear someone say: "Call Washington Cp- orator Number 306''-it means the special operator at the White House.
 Sounds in the Night: At Ie Ruban Bleu: "One more prison picture and they'll be known as tie Warden Brothers, not Warner Brothersl" .. At the Stork: "Their marriage is legal, but not logical" Y. At the Queen Mary: I'm as restless as a rumor" At Panis: T think she wants to meet me--her eyes keep bowingp At the w. Sand St Tony's: l"Is he irnportant2 Why the mob hears from himlll"
 At the Whirling Top: They used to rave about her--now they just whisper" Tn The Cotton Club: With me Florida vacation is one month on the sands-and eleven months on the rocks" :. At La- Conga: Hell take anything but a jcb" At the "DuBarry" pre- miere: "Get load of that dame dressed up like a Christmas tree; She must be suffering from tinseli- tis!" At Chez Elinson: "Shir- ley Temple was just placed in a school. They'll get Sam Goldwyn yeti"
 New York Novelette,: A race rec ord, in the language of the trade, is 8 jazz recording made strictly for Negroes It was only recently, you know, that swing became popu- lar enough with the majority to be widely appreciated However back in the 1920 the best jazz discs were race records-and some of the best race records were waxed by Ida Cox. a blues shouter, who in- herited the mantle of the immortal Bessie Smith . Never in her life did Ida sing before a white audi ence That's the reason why her name today means nothing to those who worship Maxine Sullivan Ethel Waters, Ella Fitzgerald and the other Cclored favorites But on Christmas Eve Ida Cox is coming out of a twelve years retirement to make her debut before an audience other than her own kind She will appear as one of the stars in "Spirituals to Swing" which will be held in the holiest of musical holies Carnegie Hall.
 Broadway Smalltalk: The checks Judge Curran and the Lewises sent to the Salvation Army leach sent checks for S65. .32) will feed 200 peo- ple at Yule.ide. Forty families, five in each Ned Norworth IS i'll at Neurological Hosp-168th St It's a girl for the Bob Stars of The Playboys Cat the Top HaU Talk has Lenox Lohr, NEG chief, resigning New Years. Niles Trommell succeeding? .. . A "spend-- err came into the Stork Club and wanted to cash check. Mac Kried. Ter of 21 okayed him :. He casneo several Then a week later they began bouncing all the way from California banks .. Seven snapped back-his victims being the StorE 2l, Leon & Eddie's and hotels :. For weeks detectives went looking TOT him They just found him in a nuthousel
 Broadway Confucius' Remarkable Remark: Guy should look twice ne- fore crossing street. Three times oe- fore crossing friend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
CAST OF CHARACTERS

CAST OF CHARACTERS SANTA CLAUS BROWN = be- loved friend of all children ALICE BANKS - a pretty, young school teacher. JERRY DONALDSON pam pered son of the city's richest merchant.
 BETTY CARTER - awaits the coming of Santa Claus
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13

Now you'd better run home to your dinners. Good night, children, and Merry Christmas!"
 The children left reluctantly. Good night, Santa Claus Brown . they called back.
 Do you suppose he's the real Santa Claus" Betty asked her friends in hushed tones as they went out to the street. "Now, there's no real Santa Claus answered little boy scorn- fully.
 "'Cause there is, responded Bet ty, shocked.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
Illustrated by Harry Grissinger

glowed, pink as child's in the chil of the December day But she wal not smiling now. She looked dowr sternly at her pupils.
 T heard all that you said to Betty she said. Now, stop teas- ing herl'
 The youngsters muttered unin- telligible apologies and then, with the surprising suddenness of youth. disappeared around corners and down side streets. leaving Betty clinging to her teachers hand. The child's eyes glistened with tears as she turned her face upwards.
 "Tell me Miss Banks she begged 'is there really a Santa Claus?"
 CTo Be Continued
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
Several of the children laughed

OINNLbl VI GllC CllAiSii Cll laublllds
 "Yaah she still believes Ill Santa Claus" cried one, and the others took up the taunt. Betty thinks there's a real Santa Claus, that comes down an honest-to- gosh chimney, and wears a red suit, and :"
 Children, what on earth are you doing?"
 The children stopped, and look ed around, surprised, as Alice Banks, their school teacher, came up behind them.
 Alice Banks was a pretty young woman with frank blue eyes and warm, pleasant smile. Her cheeks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
Walter WilacIleM O. BrOadzeny
sTraoe Mark M.s,-,s ..l ony,.sh ,sss l,nl.x Mrror

MERRY XMAS, NEW YORKl Hall New Yorkl With your famous
 your bluebloods, your goofs, Your light-spangled, penthouse
 packed, skyscraper roofs. Your lights shine more brightly than
 ever, 1t seems,
 Your shop windows blaze as the
 bright season beams.
 You're still twinkling brightly--be 1t
 rainy or snowy
 Still hard as your granite but, ten
 times as showy.
 Be merry, New York. as the old
 world guns crack out
 Be thankful your brilliance suffers
 no blackout.
 GERALDINE THORNE.
 Faces About Town: Abe Lincoln on Broadway--Carl Sandburg, Abe's newest biogger, sauntering about the midtown sector J. F. Morgan walking across his backyard to the Morgan Library at the other ayem .. The Wm. Goetzes (of the 2Oth Century-Fox Go-Goetzers) rocking with laughter at Life With Father" The Irving Berlins and Clau- dette Colbert staying up until nearly midnight at La Conga. Such hoursl Jack Dempsey, the restaura- teur, breaking up fist fight on 9th Avenue Gloria Stuart with Hollywoodles of class, being her own red light at Third Avenue traffic . Fritz Mandl (Hedy LaMarr's Once- Was) swaying to the Viennese love Hits of Greata Keller at the Algon- quin Supper Club ]. !. Sweet and petite Mrs. Henry Ford shopping on 57th Howard Hawks, the film dii sctor, wondering how to contact Paul Calico. Wants to buy Paul's latest mag article :. Novelist Gertrude Atherton telling B. Gall lant about her chuYn, Eleanor Roose- welt: "I've urged her to take a holi- day. but she laughs. That woman works harder than any President we ever hadl"
 Sallies in Our Alley: The NEG news-room was unexciting The teletypes from the war zones offered nothing worth repeating You might say" Ben Grauer punned that Russia would like to keep 1t so qulet-you could hear a Finn drop !. Abe Lyman went to the open ing of a flop "Tell me" asked pal, "how did the third act cur- tain come down?" Like an axe on turkey" said Abe.
 Midtown vignette: She was very beautiful and young He was an old bird and always grooming about pains in the chest or head Everybody said she married him for his money of which he had a mint load And she did :. So what happened? .. So you guessed 1t He died and now she's getting the benefit of his coin He had left the big chunk (except her dover rights to charity hospital, where she's recovering from the shock of the will!
 NIemos of Midnighter: That Battle Creek family claim no kin by the name of David, as itemed pro- posing to a hatcheck girl t. New Haven intimates have relayed his alleged real name to this desk The Billy Hills Che composed 'Last Roundup" and other song hits) have reconciled after years Thosc who inevsted in the hit show Life With Father" will get back $100.o00 for each $5,o00 put up The E, DeGoffs (Marie Kelly of Scandals) will be blessed in June One hotel in town houses L. Irwin, L Sh,ur and P. Adler-all 10 per cent CTS .. Did the police find a body
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13

Germany is reported to haxe ais. continued the use of potato alconoi as a motor fuel blend and will suo- stitute tetra ethyl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13
Is There Santa Claus? Here's Your Answer
 Santa Claus Brown
Fairy Tale for Grownups---By Mildred Gilman

He Works Christmas Miracles He Mends Broken Loue Affairs He Makes EVERYONE Happy He's Here With---
 Betty-the little girl luho belieued
 Alice tOanted q sweetheart for Christmas. Jerry-Santa opened his eyes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13

Broadway Confucius' Remarkable Remark: Guy should look twice pe- fore crossing street. Three times pe- fore crossing friend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-13

MT. Donaldson, proprietor of the
Evening star., 1939-01-01
ACREAGE FOR SALE,

2 OR 3 ACRES. NEAR EAST RIVERALE
land Univ; S225 and $3.50 acre cash II
sold in near future. 1910 California St..
80 AC., BEAUT. STREAM. WOODS AND
cleared bottom land; Is mi. D. c.. good
Sd'; Sa ,en elec sw:i S2154: ae 8;rm, stream
FAIRFAX COUNTY-3O MINUTES FROM
White House; near bus line. interurban,
school, 5a4 acres wooded land: ST 900;
Ia acres. 500: streams; easy payments.
Telephone Vienna 12-W-12.
3 ACRES OF LEVEL FARM LAND WITH
2OO-ft. frontage on State gravel road. To-
mes from whe in FaTfaI
Elec;. telephone, mail route and school bus
s month ss the DsfRss!5 >So LYNca M a0Sn soN
dria s'9-W-2 any time except Sunday.
NORTH WALDORF, WOODED TRACTS;
fronting on main blvd. to the new bridge
ideal for tourists, poultry, any business
and home sites; conven. to stores. schools,
churches. A few tracts 15O-ft frontage
by 1.100-ft. depth at $685. easy terms.
~ The MARYLAND REALTY,
oil 10th St. NV Natl. SO95.
ACREAGE. zONED FOR APARTMENT OR
Ssemi-detached, fronting on park area: 1Oc
bus zone.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Chestnut O6OO. Ewes. Sun. Chestnut 4719.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACREAGE ON
Lee blvd. 20 min. from downtown; high
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Chestnut O600. Ewes, Sun, Chestnut 4719.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
ESTABLISHED 1SS6.
Phone. Falls Church. Va. oO3a
SUBURBAN pRoP.-sALE OR RENT.

5 ACRES; FIvE-RooM HOUSE AND
barns; 10 miles D: c.; also large five
acres eight-room house: oil burner: in
Fairfax r. D. GRAHAM. Phone Fairfax Gl
RIVERDALF. oO9 WASHINGTON AVE
6-rm. house. bath, lrg. extra lot. improved
St. ! blk. Wash.-Balto. blvd Apply
CITIZENS BANK OF RIVERDALE.
Hyattsville 500.
Sl5 FOREST DR.. HYATTSVILLE! Md
rooms. bath. finished attic. full basement.
radio. etc. Phone Sunday. Shepherd :iS0}.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS
FARMS FOR SALE.

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Ss e.
;sss , $ s$;
of Dua ia ae PRICE sayas s5os section nearly all blue grass Beautiful setting
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Ss, sss sh Ss 1s
1S Sss | Hits ss i59S with 5 ssS st d %sss
mile @ pns sasss @ Rss @ @ Rns . as
spsn Shower rn H
s 5siss ana p VII tSs Ps SS
R a S, ss:S: . S Ss: $s a s ss
3 : !$ ' s ;: & eS;: @ @
KIT ss s$ @sS ,aS3 sss:sa S $ss s$
Will acres ss or sss and and @ 1a 91s e % on Ps pes B
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S: $$ $:;$
%s m as .nppss a % e S WIZ in One 1as au large bank barn.
FRED b. CUSHNIAN
los N. Adams St.. Rockville, Nd. Phone 3S9
Evening star., 1939-01-01
MD. AND VA. FARMS

=, NID AND VA. FHRMS.
Less than S25 900 for nearly 400 acres
OF the finest agricultural land in MARYLAND,
old Colonial brick house. large rooms.
several frame houses two sets farm build
lngS. Most of the land under cultivation,
well watered well fenced
lb- acres good land. several new build
lngs, including tenant house. Main resi-
dence S-room Colonial brick. with INV.
heat. two baths. $1,000
r. D. LILLE &C.,
e64 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park Geo. 1900.
80 ACRES, ABOUT 10 WOODED. BAL
ance cleared: nice spring: fine building
SITES On good road: electricity and e.e-
phone available to settle an estate. S%250
Phone l35. H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon. Va.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

CHEVROLET 1896 de luxe town sedan
O!lglnai hnlsh winter-ready motor. low
m@i.eage MI 3o-day service. The real New
year oner tor, only S3SS: terms. Car No
ou,. Mandel Chevrolet Co. $500 Nichols
ave. Sc. Atlantic 44On oN'
Evening star., 1939-01-01

SSHEvROLET, 1897 de luxe town sedan
oerIlglnal e,iI hnish like new. low mileage, care
fully handled. One of the best cars in
,9 ,9Wn ior only S49S. Car No 454: terms.
Mahoe!l Chevrolet Co.. 1900 Nichols ave.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

NORTH CAROLINA.
Rare opportunity for a sound invest
ment at a sacrifice; l4-unit apartment
with modern equipment in select resi-
Dental section of progressive Raleigh
N. c.; yearly rentals over $1,000 l7co
gross return on sale price of SAC. 900: cash
S21 900, balance easy; age and poor
manage your own property and enjoy life
ASHBY LAMBERT toWner), Raleigh. N. c.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
(Copfipuod

NEW MODERN. a-BEDROOM BUNGALOW
ton. S47 so. Call Falls Church 1649
5;-RooM HOUSE AND BATH. AMI: 2
Lee 6ishway. ~. OXFORD N4N ss44. q 'o' 'ooo
sS.s s: esF 3 sS5sss :. S69f +
ssH s Fails e5 Church IA. an owSER " fs'S
LYON VILLAGE. ,VA.-BRICK, LIKE NEW:
Call Chestnut 7l20.
COTTAGE. BRIGHT, CHEERFUL. CozY
quiet: excellent condition; $500 per wk.
Not furnished: bedrooms. combination
schools, stores. transp. Greenwood i5a3
DIST. HEIGHTS, MD. 255 WASH. BLVD.
en efs ss5 ABBY ss ao
Wash. blvd. or 130 18th Sc. 2s
MT. RAINIER, 1921 a4th--6-R. HOUSE,
S4b am,Iy nodsr buns $40 5r euns ss s"
NEW. MODERN 5-RooM BUNGALOW.
nearby nearby Nd S'7 month. Phone Pot. 26:":-J
CHEvERLY MD ROOMS. BATH; CON-
yesnlences acre T,,; ground u suitable families
M xateT, laTse plot Of sroand: Ai ssth and
ao0s sRANRx RhGNRs Il RPERT ss 1891 per Eth msnh s INV
NEW BuNG, JS RMS; BATH. AMI,
PRfRulA M $50! Gsl Baker ast,e st Mt s RainieT Nd
NEW HOUSE. LIVING ROOM, FIREPLACE,
path with shower large bed chamber, din
oak floors throughout; heated garage: auto
matte heat and hot water; attic for storage;
among the trees. Wisconsin 212.-J. %
GROOM BUNGALOW; SCHOOL. BUSES;
Park s5S mo T. E LEE s"Fsa ksnsinson tom
BETHESDA; MD.-5-RoOM AND BATH
garage: $50. Wisconsin 579s
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED, BELTS
vile, Md BUNGALOW, 5 rooms and bath.
phea heat near
Adaress AdaT John X Early School for Small
HIYATIsVILLEs-LARGE 5-RM BUNGA-
S DSpon S hfss or rsRafe f h ffs S. s4
DEAL DIRECT WITH OWNER RENTAL
city ;sn stores; schools and yet in our quiet
Chase. Md. WIS. 35ss.
hardwood floors garages; large lots: con.
Ven yenient; fIn 5n , minutes to ofiices $40 and
road; acres land: rent. $50. F.. B. CUSH-
MAN. LOG No. Adams ST.. Rockville. Phone
'jS9.
351o N 18th ST. ARLINGTON VA
.t-foom cottage. furnished light and water
fee. $50. 90.
SEAT PLEASANT. 1921 NOEL ST.-FIVE-
room bungalow bath. gas, elec., etc, 4
acre ground, S35 per month.
$50 o.0o-ARLINGTON. VA. :s6O3 S. 9th ST.
81 rooms garage, oil heat; excellent cond:-
1915 X ST NV BEITzELL Dist. a1o0
SG4 NORTH JEFFERSON ST.-MODERN
h-room house. hot-water heat | acre,
shade; i1a sssrags' sda. porcaheiSs 500 per month.
3-room house, electric, L acre. shade
B. NJ SMITH,
iOS Columbia Pike. Arl.. Va. oxford 203S
TWO, NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS. UN-
usually large bedrooms, aforementioned,
convenient 10 schools and bus lines; S6. SO,
J. D. MCDONNELL.
1920 Sth St. North. Arhngton, Va,
Telephone Chestnut 20.J
$50. 6o.oo-BRAND-NEW. 1880 FAGELSoN
avenue, on Mt. Vernon blvd between Wash.
ana Alex. rooms. bath. air-conditioned,
l51l St. NV BETHEL. Dist. 300.
HYATTSVILLE.
q BUNGALOW ., r.. tile bath. fireplace.
foored attic, h.-w.h.. hardwood doors,
garage best res. section: $50 month.
OWNER. ll4 Garfield ave, Hyattsville.
1880 NORTH 18th ST; ARLINGTON. VA:
S2o. SiN-loom and bath bungalow, on
corner lot l0UXlOO it.: near Washington
Country Club. Convenient to bus lines
NAT. MORT. INVEST. CORP,
I'LL N. Y. Ave. National 5S:}3.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

Rapid-growing community. convenient to
bus and school. just of Lee blvd: modern
five-room brick, nice oak tree in lawn. rein
forced concrete side porch, fully screened.
Front entrance contains large coat closet,
adioinS living room, open fireplace. built-in
bookcase, open staircase iron handrail.
plugs, well l-arranged kitchen. tile drain
board. inaid linoleum. expensive gas range.
overhead cupboard and drawers. electric
clock. also General Electric de luxe refrger-
ator.
Hallway upstairs connects linen closet.
two good-SiZe bedrooms. attractively pa
pered. big closets. tile bath built in tub
shower medicine cabinet. cabinet under
Full concrete cellar, bone dry servants
toilet in basement plenty light and head
room. laundry trays. boiler and oil burner
in metal jacket summer and winter hook
rock wool insulation, screens caulked and
weather stripped, gutter and downspouts
with tile drain to street.
L. Splendid lawn. shrubbery. flagrock. walk
it. by 1870 it.; ALI modern improvements.
st; south, Arlington, Va. ,Iour s2d house
:. N; B.-The senior member of firm has
lived In subdivision for past 25 years. Not
one, dissatisfied purchaser Most houses
so5d SOL aon before a,eo finished There must be
Come out and inspect same We personally
supervise these homes and do not follow up
prospects; we do not believe in that way
of selling homes
WALTER O'HARA & SON,
LEE BOULEVARD AND
SOUTH ABINGDON,
ARLINGTON, VA.
Ofice Chestnut $3.50
residence, oxford Ol23.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

one owner: well cared for; good tires. life
! guard tubes mechanically O. K Very
c!ean interior. Sl5u. Adams 45G5. Dealer
CHEVROLET 1894 master de luxe sport
Marked down to S24s for > days only.
Mandsll Chevrolet Co.. 1900 Nichols ave.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

IL
Closed Sundays.
COLONIAL HOME ON .3as-AcRE FARM.
=: miles from Washington over fine road
isii;so HTf5 walls h, :, f. thick center hall hish
hot-water heat Splendid it farm s.I buiidings ana
eo deb af5es ptce IN 81 ne o SOD 0r GsIr Of
over period of years. See MASON HIRST.
Annandale Va at the end of Columbia
~, ACRES ON GOOD ROAD. IMPROVED
with Groom dwelling. with hot-water
heat oil buEneg. bath and electricity.
an estate. at sa5oo. with $500 % cash cash
Phone b. H B MITCHELL II SI[niA AeTndon paSme1's Va
20 ACRES CENTRAL AVE: 8 MI. FROM
Ri5s Ranad Mr. NJ f52sf fEsas P Asg Box farm
Hyattsville Md. Other property wanted
100 ACRES, WATERFRONT FARM: 30
miles d; G: $1,000. GIBBONS. Barr Bldg.
22SS1TssTAND1SG 2S1siaH BI5r1S9{IdRRY 1SoTNTRY ESTATE OF
Montgomery Co.. Nd. OVER 800 ACRES.
Fine, Fine old homestead, all conveniences, ele-
o Eaed many s afss spr1s sw Mhss woGd
heavy production and in pasture. Also
includes modern s,room stone cottage
an6 paths 5Ec,r hotwajsr heat hardwood fiGors
:i5 minutes OF Capitol Area enhancims i
values. CALL MR.. FARQUHAR WITH
BOSS d PHELPS. NATIONAL $500 OR
ADAMS 03O3
NEW YEAR s BARGAINS, 900 FARMS
IN free catalog Write today STROUT
REALTY. "55-CR 4th ave. N Y. city.
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage equipped dairy or blue grass
STOCK farm. small chicken farm or iusJ
-cozy home-convenient yet quiet-I have
$50 Of these places for sale including some
me Colonial estates. These properties are
cated IN Fairfax and adjoining counties
ana range from 10 acres to 5000. Most of
them are within - miles of Washington
ana on hard roads. See MASON HIRSH'
Annandale. Fairfax County Va at the end
OF Columbia pike Phone Alexandria
sGa-J-l. Address Route 3. Alexandria. Va.
tClosed Sundays)
Evening star., 1939-01-01

CHEVROLET master coach. 1885. 20. 600
uniieS' Giean and in excellent condition:
S5oo Phone Dupont 5O46
Evening star., 1939-01-01
FARMS WANTED.

YOUNG FARMER. WITH EQUIPMENT
wants to rent farm; share or cash basis.
Box 163-E Star.
FARM ANY TYPE. FROM so TO 100
acres. in MONTGOMERY County. Box la5E,
Star.
SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE WITH
water front accessible State location and
price. Box 21S-G. Star -
Evening star., 1939-01-01

M. COCKRELL.
Phone S3i-J-2 Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED - REASONABLY
PRICED GROUND IN D. G..
OR NEARBY VA. SUITABLE
FOR NEW HOME DEVELOP
MENT. WRITE MR.. WAL
TER, GIVING LOCATION,
DESCRIPTION AND PRICE.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV. Natl. 21OO.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
FARMS FOR SALE.

PRODUCTIVE 159-ACRE FARM ON MAIN
road, ':' miles from Washing ton; 81 acres
rlch cropping land. 5 acres wooded Sub
stantial S-room house with bath rIrc-
trlclty; lavatory and :, tirepaces. Adequate
outbuildingS. Price. $3.50: ~ 800 cash
pay balance $40 per month See MASON
HlRST, Annandale. Va. at the end of
Solumbia pike. Phone Alexandria S69-J-l
Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1939-01-01

NAI. NIORI. IN VEST. CORP,
l3l2 N. Y. Ave. National 5S33
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
rms. nearly new; h -wh.. gas elec,;
| acre: frequent bus service $4,000
5 rms, h.-w.h.: oil burner; large cor
ner lot with trees; newly recondi-
toned; close to everything $500
> rms; new Cape Cod; fioored attic
full basement lot. 5,X35O; close
=, to everything 5000
New 5-rm. bungalow. with upstairs
recreation rm., ami; 15 minutes
city sos 90
6 large rms. ami; lot. 72x2OO with
shade; 10 minutes from city 5000
Brick house: nearly new; q large
rms: h.-w,h.: recreation rm. Is
minutes to city 500
7 large rms ami; - acre with
trees: excellent location; close
stores. etc. $50 90
M. E. CHURCH, REALToR.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

WiLLYS 1887 sedan-Ons-day Special
S24s. Come over and see the best buy iri
soWn; terms. Mandell Chevrolet Co.. 1sOO
Evening star., 1939-01-01

CHEVROLET 1897 de luxe town sedan.
IheTe Is nothing to be gained by. waiting
duced the price Of this and ali other cars
in our stock to what We believe the cars
Will bring on the 1899 market This car
has fine 6-cyl. valve-in-head motor clean
interior excellent tires. Finish far above
average. Here is car you will be proud
70 own and drive. Low. honest 1899 price
SSib?; And it is really worth the money.
Small down payment. easy mo- payments
b3,,b Ga ave '
Evening star., 1939-01-01
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

EXCELLENT FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE:
desirable location approximately 5000
square feet. Greenwood 1862.
Evening star., 1939-01-01
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE IN BARLOW. FLA-CORNER
lot, 110XS4 feet: tWo-famly house and
cottage: built-in garage: some repairs
needed; fruit and shade: $1,000. Easy
terms. Box 246-G. Star. ~
30 ACRES 4 MI ST PETERSBURG. FINE
land $500: cannot leave business. Store
PSI Hanover, Annapolis. Also lots. Tampa
Evening star., 1939-01-01

STUDEBAKER 1899 Commander cruisIn9
sedan; very low mileage; new-car guarantee
ana terms small trade considered: 5000
on llst price Adams 1885. Dealer.
Evening star., 1939-01-01

PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door trunk de luxe
sedan; paint upholstery like new: owner
leaving town sacrifice. Emerson 4061.
PONTIAC 1898 4-door touring; radio and
heater de luxe equipment black finish and
white side-wall tires; 500 A stringer,
Shep 4oOg-R