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Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fisher, JIM
my. Edward, and jeanne will leave
next week for Hemet where they
will join Mr.. Fishers mother. Mrs.
J F. Fisher formerly of Mt. Signal
district.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03

Mrs. ". H Jorenz of Calexico
attended reunion meeting of her
sorority, the Delta Delta Delta, at
Sunset Beach recently. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenz and son Jack will spend
the holiday at Del Mar
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weart of FL
Centre planned to leave Saturday
for vacation at the beaches near
San Diego and in the Laguna
mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03

Mrs Harold Gregg and son. Bob
bic of FL Centre. left Tuesday for
Roswell. New Mexico. where Bobbie
will enter the military academy
joining Harry Griswold who was
registered last year as freshman.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parrish and
daughter of Holtville are spending
their vacation in the mountains near
Julian
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Argyle McLachlan
will leave Sunday for Mono county
where McLachlan will DO his yearly
trout fishing They expect to stop
over in Los Angeles for short
visit with their daughter Marian
Burke.
The Valley settler., 1939-03-03

CABBAGE AND Colll1SSARS
 By Ted LoitZell
 { Reprint from the AlERICAT He { Wa1ter Pipplo ) doesn't care how much the others are codGled, and is not worried about his debts, for he is making money regularly. The important thing to him is that he cam Trosper vi ithout any help iron the Com 1zEt:i, rades, and that his kids arc Go- ing to have real stake in the future. He is not GoinG to TO- linouish his hard-earnod tiGhts wi thout Q battle. 4;sEs;4SsEsS4i A financial summary of this Utop- ien venture in the Valley makes ovon drearior reading than a squiIlt at Harry EoIkin's locf- rakin5 octivitios. Total oZ- cendi lures have been nearly $, 900, ,OOO, and there gro l64 Of these, one is really succcss- full, and Q handful noro may yaulco the Grado without furture holps The average. cost DOT falailJ for Rehabilitation is thus qb34 900. -."- Butt who knows :-- this money nay hove beon }woll. spent. In indivtduolist Holtor Piprle, so succo osaful, and in the othor colonists who have failed SO miserable under collc tivi 9m, we have Q perfect example Of what hGprons undor tho lannod oone- fits Of New Deol Tot0r rlalisn. We have positive proof that, While indiviGUo1ists who arc Willinc to work can nclEo 2 good
The Valley settler., 1939-03-03
SOuthWard

Loave Fairbonks- We'd. $50 Q Il Arrive Curry We'd. 5:l5 ii Leave Curry Thurs. 7:3O m t,rrivo Lnchorago- Thurs. ll:59 nrn LecVe Anchorage Thurs. l:3O p.m hrrivo SeworCi- Thurs. $50 m With this now schedule the north bound nail makes Cood connections tn tho air service.
 Tho mail cA1lla close at tho local office at $500 A m on Thursday and 2:OO II on Friday.
The Valley settler., 1939-03-03
MORTHHARD

Leave Seward Fri. 7:3O II
 ArriVo Anchorage Fri. l2:3O ? Fl Locvo Anchorage Fri. 2:OO p n Arrive Curry Fri. $50 P n Leave Cerry- Sat. 7:5O a m Arrive Fairbanks Sat. 4:l5 ? m
Evening star., 1939-10-08
PROPERTY FOR SALE

CLOSE TO CAPITOL AND LIBRARY. o.
room house arranged in apartments, .
baths. Large two-story warehouse: all
rooms. Can be rented at $1,000. S5 900
cash. Price. $3.50. Reason for selling,
owner has other interests. Box $3.50.
Star
Evening star., 1939-10-08

TAKOMA PARKS ROOMS, OIL HEAT,
heat furnished: $50. 5-room bungalow
NV. heat: $50. Groom bungalow. Iron
Fireman: S55. rooms, 2 baths; S75,
LILLE 225 Maple. Takoma. Shep. 23"7.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

HYATTSVLLE - 5-RM. BUNGALOW:
ami; $50; ideal for couple or small
family: nr: schools. stores, church and
tTansportation; h.-w.h. with buckwheat
blower; fireplace elec. refg.. gas; fine cor
ner lot. Apply OWNER" at 916 w.
Madison ave, Hyattsyille
Evening star., 1939-10-08

ATTRACTIVE 8 ROOMS, BATH, LARGE
fireplace; 12 miles, Va; schools, stores
nearby; reasonable. Falls Church S29-F-3.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

Church on Leesburg pike-5-room apart
ment in private home; ami: heat fur
niShed, See MRS. PATTERSON, owner
Evening star., 1939-10-08
STORES FOR SALE.

WONDERFUL oPPoRTUNITY-D
grocery store for sale: very reasonable: mn
competttion; cheap rent; growing section.
Call Randolph 1857 '0A'
Evening star., 1939-10-08
ARLINGTON, VA.
3 BEDROOMS,
NEW HOME,
&S 776

F. H. A. APPROVED.
1t has everything. built-in garage,
fireplace, beautiful bath with colored
tile
Modern kitchen with eft. limo
leum-top sink. It's fully insulated,
screened and eather-stripred, au-
tomato oil. air-conditioneo heat.
This is a quality-built home in
every reSpe< and is. I think, the
best buy l.. nearby suburbs; lot
53x16 "a block to bus line; ready
in 10 days. Inspect today
ISL SOUTH POLLARD ST.
F. E. CARTER, Owner.
MICH. O1S1 OR WIS 3677.
To reach-Drive west on Column
bia pike to Glebe rd., turn left to
18th St. turn risht TO South Pol
lard, right to home.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

COUNTRY HOME WITH SEVERAL OUT
buildings: main house. 8 rms. bath, elec..
eient garden space: located on Evan A.
Sholls Farm. between Laytonsville and
Gaithersburg. Md. I mi. from city: rent,
S45 mo. Call Mr.. McGARRAGHY, Dist
1853 or Geo l734
Evening star., 1939-10-08
FARMS FOR SALE.


ABOUT $50 ACRES, VERY FERTILE: ON
NoTbeek pike, 5 mi. to Washington. Part
iS 1asn; low interest. good terms THOS B.
WORKMAN. Gaithersburg, Md.
8 100 80 MILES WASHINGTON; SO
&C. Sellent farm home. for one employed In in
sMNaISIhnstqn sNII1E or Indian Head. LEONARD
SNlDER. La Plata. Md.
BLUEGRASS STOCK FARM WITH IA
mansioa sh5a cotl ness 6lresrass SECTION the
sess ei sq Of fine home there are
Washingion: Priced at sS56ooi 90 nsi si6oan tfSm
HIRST, Annandale. va. at the He END mn0GN of Sos
,Imbia pike. Phone Alexandria ss9-J-I.
Closed Sundays
S SUBURBAN b fad,s ", FARM OF q ACRES. y
aoad. ana inc house sits in grove Of trees
a ana mas 8 rooms. bath and elect; 3 bed
eSoms ons Can 81 fdr, acres clear acres wooded
g. i5om ron parts OF the city itself Price.
loan o bal s9qo s nsr cash m assume saa s3 600 Fed
Annandale Va. at the end Ao1S Of coj1m6ia Hinhh 4,
pike Phone Alexandria S69-J-l, Ciosed
tRoqMIoN tIS INTO GRANGE'-l71-AcRE coUN-
toyn oy place most desirably located near
iarse sar trees shrubbery natural beauty pre-
s served: offers unusual possibilities for
rtgi1snTn' and farTo "a as hish-class country home
JOS NJ sAMuEIsi Mfa1n opanse paiss i5beral Vs terms
IF you WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
sinaI acreage equipped dairy or blue grass
= s'ooS oosv farm ARM small chicken farm or Just
5o s5o Of these places for sale including some
hme ioeated e3ona IN estates These properties
range from aeres end sa9nos so fG1nes %o
snd o. hara Tsads ss MAsos q o%sssfnss1n HIs
Columbia Dke o0uh5h Phone Hs aeaansrs At shs sna
sS9-J-1 sSSo.I Address Route s Alexandria. Va. a.
: g MILES LIES P e; NEAR FRIENDLY, MD
ssreams excellent soil: $500; terms. terms
IAN "a "a ABBOTT, M3 Camp Springs, Md. Gin
BUILT 1857: ONE OF BEST OLD BRICKS
147 acres; IS miles D. c. Chest 4ai3
OLD STONE HOUSE RESTORED; HAND
heWn beams and floors; living room with
nreplace each end; 125 acres. Chest 42l3
PbOREcLGbsURE-2o FOR cLSbs uI A. 5-R. HOUSE
facing bus line, Richmond to Washinsson WASH ss5i
wa, wa Manassas: $1,000. Box 16. Reming-
;aos-A: FARM, IDEAL FOR GOLF FISH
cleared and il pasture well fenced InI m
IRON IRON main highway. Phone 39-W, 7. B.
WORKMAN Gaithersburg
F@Of @ SALE BY OWNER-GOOD FARM. so
e9ntaining fnn $40 acres. half under eultva:
lioh' balance valuable timber To be sold
with all stock, crops, and equipment con-
COWS COWS, heners. ! purebred Guernsey bull;
baar baary s9 equipment; pins also brood sows.
necessary necessary farm implements in frst-class
if0naltlon: go 1n Old Colonial house containing
2, iarm Iann,o that is producing and is ready
70 double its present output, write for ap-
ppoointment POI Price, complete, S12,5OO. BOX
COMMITTING DISTANCE. MILES FPON
" G; 10 acres. 4-room house in need of
repairs: ! g Rs nice land and streams; $3.50,
~ ACRES. large prominent old house in
need nc hon.s OF restoring barns fine spring piped
open sunday until l pm.
YHE MARYLAND REALTY.
9l2 10Th st. NV. Natl sOa5.
255 ACRES
On paved road; 10-room dwelling. tobacco
5aIf, packing house. stock barn, Toulouse
Cornnouses, tenant house. springs ard
Sra1 sStrFeaa1mS; ms; $50 per acre: terms Erwin
EEALTY f.Y CO.. call Hyattsville 765. Ewes,
Evening star., 1939-10-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NORTH WASHINGTON

One Of the most beautiful brick homes In
. new subdivision east of Silver Spring,
supervision Of owner and 0 is unususlly Wv veil vJi
built and has many textures not found In
speculative houses Five large rooms. space
recreation room, with fireplace. Hishest
elevation In the neighborhood.. r. H. A.
financed. Wanting larger country place,
owner will sacrifice.
TAKOMA PARK.
One six-room bungalow. Carroll ave-;
Iron Fireman; 6,000.--Two-story house.
like new: z rooms. h.-w.h.. oak floors, fire-
place; S6.250. easy terms.-7-room bunga-
low: large living room and dining room,
extra large lot. oil heat: az. Tb0, easy terms,
r D. LILLE.
225 Maple Ave. Takoma Park. 6hep 1907.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

ALEXANDRIA-BEAUT OLD HOME
z rooms. 3 baths. fireplaces: newly re-
decorated; 500. ALBERT H. COHEN real
tor. Chestnut 1851.
BRICK BUNGALOW. 8 ROOMS, ON PRI-
Evening star., 1939-10-08

81 WESTMORELAND AVE, TAKOMA
Park, Md.-7-room bungalow. h. w h., near
transp. and stores: $55. Call Georgia 4919.
SEAT PLEASANT, MD.-6-ROOM HOUSE,
modern, h.-wh: S32 so Take Seat Pleas
ant bus, 11th and Pa. ave. to door. s03
Central ave. near Rollins ave. PERKINS.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

BUNGALoW-5 LARGE, SUNNY ROOMS:
like new; ami. oil heat, stone fireplace;
garage; $50 mo. r. E. VAN EVERY 6 N.
Irving st. All. Va. oxford 1910 OWNER :.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUYERS OPPORTUNITY, ARL., VA
Transferred after several years spent
pnds ~ my nome ovn sna & sIeunnS bck
ory trees on large corner lot. Modern
home of 3 spacious bedrooms. space for
one more on top floor NV representative
will make you an interesting proposition.
Phone him at Chestnut 1902 or call Sunday
afternoon at 133 Fillmore st. north. Lyon
Do
Evening star., 1939-10-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

OOStNESS FkOFEkIy FOR SALE.
BUSINESS LOTS. $4,000 TO $500 GA
ave, near center of Sill Sp COFFMAN
REALTY CO, Shep. 4123. Eve. Shep. 3g2S
STORE. . FIvE-ROOM APIS. GARAGE:
business: upper 11th St: present income
80 per mo-; S22 500. Apply 34OO nth
st. NV.
7o,aH : ACRES Res, ON MAIN FREIGHT LINE.
zoneo industrial; over one-fifth mile 'front.'
age. within 4 miles of downtown D. C., on
nam auto highway. o. B. ZANTZINGER
". 94o K st. NV. Natl 531l
l4th ST. NV. SOUTH OF K ST.-STORE
ana apartments with small warehouse on
Iot "a 2x90 #. This is an exceptional M
55oTtunlty We should be glad to 20 into
,-,o LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
- ~ 81: NV Natl. 1855.
s2S G ST. NV. VAcANT-sToRE- o
Aooi1S, palh. low price; terms
vacant; 6-room brick. md comm ihA'''
LLOYD R. TURNER, 900 1th s.w I.
Brick: Large store. back rom and lsVstorv Or;
on 6i,rr nrst noor full basement. INV h.. oil
on[her opd h., -nd fr. has apt. of s large rooms
ano M, pain Barsain. For information. cali
Mi. Lynch, Randolph 1912. ."-'
100, WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
-l224 l4th st. NV Dist 33a6
Evening star., 1939-10-08

RMS BATH. GAR; H-W.H: Mr.. CARS.
schools, playground 500 mo-: rms. bath
ment only Nan Ge EsTR ~ appsHs sslo
Eldridee ave. Brentwood Green 1925
Evening star., 1939-10-08
VIRGINIA FORECLOSURE.

This beautiful detached brick home on
neatly shrubbed lot 1877 IT. deep, consists
inclosed sun porch. dining ro6m Kitchen.
large bedrooms, screened sleeping porch
and tiled bath. Enough space on End
noor for extra rooms. Detached garage
Small cash payment. balance taken back
IN trust; no renewals. Virginia ONCE
OF J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1901 Col
umola pike, Arlington. Chestnut 1341.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

255 ACRES
on paved road; 1O-room dwelling, tobacco
DaII' packing house. stock barn, Toulouse
Cornnouses, tenant house. springs ard
sstEeamS; $50 per acre: terms Erwin
EfEaLIY co. call Hyattsville 765. Ewes,
Evening star., 1939-10-08

ALEXANDRIA, RESTORED COLONIAL
brick house, Z rms, kit, 2Ha baths, walled
garden, aut. h.-w.h.. fireplaces: avail
able Nov. /; $50 month. National O62O .
Evening star., 1939-10-08

UNFURN, 5-RM AND BATH. ATTIC
garage; good condition; h.-w.h., con- To-
cation to school, stores. etc; $3.50 per
month. OWNER, 1928 Ash ST.. Mt. Rainier.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE; WASHINGTON OFFICE
service. MISS STILES. s"4 Trans Bldg.
Dist. 2722.
DESK SPACE, PRIVATE OFFICE. MAIL
Ing address, phone, sec. service. III
Woodward Bldg.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
SPACE FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING,
out OF high-rent district; have 1st zone
permit. Box 315-Q, Star.
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

STUDIO. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. TO
rent by hour, to practice piano, voice and
violin. Between g and H sts. NV. Re-
public 1911.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

WALTER HGHTS.. VA-NICELY LO-
Gated bungalow; ami. fireplace, h-wh:
nice condition: S45: shrubbery. Oxford
S0-J-11
Evening star., 1939-10-08

BOARDING HOUSE, 1s ROOMS, 5 ACRES
in lawn; high elevation: excellent for camp
or rest home; good terms to responsible
party. Phone Falls Church S29-F-5
Evening star., 1939-10-08

5-RM BUNGALOW-PHnGAs GARAGE.
Defense ny, Md; SIS mo. Hyatts. S14-F-11.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

RaOCkVILLE. PA MAIN ST-STORE
1ioxoo IT.. glass front; resident Is yrs:
etc ee Sss Msoh sisa ssgn; near Murphy's; Peoples.
eaurant equipment. Wis. 5731.
aoo1-09 ST, S.W., OPPOSITE FARMERS
hiisfet hmaTRet suitable for warehouse or other
business, elevator. THOMAS p. BROWN
OLD 4th st. s.w., Natl. 6S72.
aeSsa ageSEaL FOR LUNCHROOM OR BUSINESS
pinTe; next door to new county municinaI
r. puIi.olng. on Washington-Baltimor blvd
IIsnt, It, aoQ mo. Call j. HARRIS ROGERS
heart of business district. annroxim aiH itv
o%3xou; % formerly occupied by large chain
srocery. Rent reasonable Michiean 4fIIo
2nd FLOOR
1923 CONNECTICUT AVE
D large rooms; suitable for oea..s 49,
shop; $125 AVA oueeS Oh
THos. j. FISHER & CO.,
73s 18th st. NV Dis+ ssoo
Evening star., 1939-10-08

h;;-w.h;. gas range; ga mi. beyond Falls
Church: $40. OWNER E C SN3-I-l,
Evening star., 1939-10-08

SEAT PLEASANT. MD-7-ROOM HOUSE;
ami 6215 Noel st. Large lot. $3.50.
NEAR CHEVERLY-6 RMS, ENCLOSED
2944-W acres
Evening star., 1939-10-08

MT. RAINIER MD.-s ROOMS. PVT.
ofhce. or could be used for roomers splen-
did loc.; $50. 3B4O oath st CIR 3303-J
Evening star., 1939-10-08

TAKOMA PARK. MD.-6-ROOM HOUSE.
ami. gar newly decorated new stove. mr.
schools. 205 Philadelphia ave Sh. 53l6-J.
BUNGALOW. ALL MODERN 8 ROOMS.
large garden; 25 min from city. of De-
tense highway Call RIGOLI Bowie 2O7S
Evening star., 1939-10-08

LOG HOUSE PARTLY FURN. 4 RMS
Ceiling dinette and balcony, lge porch,
fireplace to burn Aft. logs, gas, cleo;
"a acre forest trees. Go out r. I. ave
to Riverdale Bank turn left on West
Madison ST.. 4 blks to Garfield ave- turn
LETT to 1st house, No. 131. Greenwood
Evening star., 1939-10-08

NEARBY MD-6-R BUNGALOW; ANIL:
| $40 mo- Greenwood 1851
Evening star., 1939-10-08

SIX ROOMS. on HEAT, y BATHS. AL
most new; fenced yard; weather stripped.
insulated; ami: near school and street
car Also Broom bungalow. Atlantic $685.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

NEARBY VA-FURN.. AMI. ELEC
range. garden; prefer settled couple: ref.
OWNER. $40 mo. Phone Fairfax Sl-J-5.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSES WITH
heated garages for rent at 10th and Ode
sts., Colonial Heights, Va. Apply 1859
18th st. Phone Chestnut 1859.
CHEVERIY, MD.-MODERN GROOM BUN
Ralow, built-in garage. ami Open SAT 80.
Redecorated. OWNER Greenwood 336S-J
Evening star., 1939-10-08

NEW 5-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; REFRIG-
orator. S45 South Ivy ST.. Westmont. Ar
linRton. Va
Evening star., 1939-10-08

BUNGALOW, 4 ROOMS. BATH NEAR
Glenmont School, Silver Spring, Md,
Route l. WADE H JONES
Evening star., 1939-10-08

20 ACRES. 90 MILES FROM ROCKVILLE;
stone road, electricity; 1-room stone house
good condition. A bargain at S3I 80 per
month Reference REQUIRED. FRED B,
StUoHMAN. lob North Adams ST., Rockville
Nd Phone Rockville 3s9.
SEVEN-ROCM HOME IN SMALL, VILLAGE
70 acres. Va. 100 miles from Wash: so
month. Box 1890 Star
Evening star., 1939-10-08
FARMS WANTED.
FARMS FOR RENT

SMALL FARM WITHOUT HOUSE. WITHIN
% mics OF District. SSate price and loca-
ton. Box 1860. Star
Evening star., 1939-10-08
NJ. COCKRILL,
Phone S34-J-2 Fails Cburcb ",
S7,5O0-10 ACRES.
Waterfront PrODerties

5-room modern brick home: attractiv.
Kitchen, bath. bedroom on FIRST floor; fre
place. oil heat, lily pool JOHN BURDCFT.
Ashton 350s. Colesville Md
Evening star., 1939-10-08

UNFURN. 5-ROOM HOUSE. IN OXON
Hill, Md. 2i2 miles from District line.
CHARLES GRIMES. owner. Locust 306-F4.
CHEERFUL BROOM, STUCCO. 10 ACRES,
nr. Baltimore Blvd; improvements not in.
but is livable and attractive; only SIS
month as Is. Adams 5000.
1917 FAIRFAX DRIVE-3 ROOMS, BATH
O47p-W
Evening star., 1939-10-08

room and bath BUNGALOW, garage, cement
ed cellar; gas, electric: near boulevard,
paved streets Greenwood l623
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Continued oa Next Psgs.)
Evening star., 1939-10-08

5 rooms. bath fireplace; heat and water
furn. McCUNE. Dupont 1868 or Dupont
Evening star., 1939-10-08

SEAT. PLEASANT. 50 ROLLINS AVE-
tile bath 1st floor: End foor. rooms.
Kitchen and bathroom; oil heat, oak doors.
naSement 2exS2; lot 100x200. Tel.
Evening star., 1939-10-08
DOWNTOWN.

10Th ST. NV, Mr.. K
O., FIRST commercial lot. 25x12O; suitable
aoI any good retail business. Directly
across the street from new apt. bldg
uonIlalnlng {, aIg l92 apis. Priced low for I'M
m1eeo1ate 1se1 sale Call MIR. UGAST, Emer.
~ TN Sd OF Rep. lls1. F; ELIOT MIDDLE
ION. 205 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

Desirably located. attractive 6-rm. bunsa-
low, insulated, finished attic; Oil heat,
completely redecorated Kew at BOYD
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THEODORE F. MENK.

liza goth st. NV Hobart 31O7
ONE OF THE BEAUTIFUL OLD HOMES
available now in Howard County in daily
driving distance D. c. The attractive old
house, in sound condition has IA rooms
IA baths. central heating plant, concrete
cellar. also root cellar: beautiful Law
house surrounded with trees: orchard:
large, new poultry house. barn, etc; 80
acres rich land. 9 acres wooded; unusual
nelehborhood Sl1.O0O.
@I2-acre Montgomery County farm.
fronting two roads land practically Level;
excellent buildings stone house: aged own
er retiring offers great bargain at SIT 1000.
30 acres. Colesville pike, facing also
county road. $50 per acre; - acres with
house beautiful setting. $4,000.
13'a acres, New Hampshire ave ex-
tended. corner, ideal for subdivision: less
than 81 900 per acre. 1i2 acres back Of
Burnt Mills Hills, just off New Hampshire
ave. covered with large trees. $50 feet
frontage, S1.15O
Large listing small and large farms.
R. D. LILLE,
Tab vi
Evening star., 1939-10-08

GOOD HOPE HILLS. MD. BLOCKS
room bungalow. hot water heat (oii burner.
garage. lot 75xl50: rent, S55 LLOYD R.
TURNER. 500 1th s.w. Mich. 1647. So
KENsINGTON. Md ROOMS KITCHEN.
bath; oil heat; over "a acre ground fruit
trees. ReaSon6hle Adams 604S
Evening star., 1939-10-08

36 ACRES FERTILE LAND, ACRES
wooded. balance cleared; small stream: rock
ROAD S-room dwelling, electricity and bath:
pam, poultry mouse. garage; a beautiful
nome; fine setting: high elevation with
shade and view: price. SlO.5OO
fhohe 100 h. B. MITCHELL. Herndon, Va,
Evening star., 1939-10-08

EASI RIVERDALE|5 ROOMS, BATH,
bungalow: mod. improvements, gar; lge
lot: S32 30 mo. Lincoln 1902
FAIRLAND MD: 61s MILES FROM D. c.
elec. range; State road; S35. O. M.
DUVALLA Ashton 3161
Evening star., 1939-10-08

COMMITTING DISTANCE. 3 MILES FP0E
d. C.; 10 acres. 4-room house, in need Of
repairs: nice land and streams $3.50.
need ne ACFEs q large prominent old house in
70 mouse, more land if desired, $4,000.
open Sunday until l pm
o,- THE MARYLAND REALTY.
alo IOth 81. N.W. Natl SO95
Evening star., 1939-10-08

2 ROOMS AND BATH; SPECIAL RATES:
main floor. BURLINGTON HOTEL, YER
mont ave. at Thomas Circle.
DENTAL OFFICE EQUIPPED: SHOPPING
center location; full time required. Geor-
Evening star., 1939-10-08
STORES For RENT.

3O7 3rd ST Sc, 1903 9th ST. NV
Stores apis. above: rent, sell. trade; white
or colored; bargain. North 1920, Apt. 355.
Evening star., 1939-10-08

ABOUT $50 ACRES. VERY FERTILE: ON
oaSh. low interest good terms THOS r
WORKMAN Gaithersburg. Md
-. 700 25 MILES WASHINGTON; 66
acres 6-room dwelling. farm buildings; ex-
W TTa!ehI iarm nome for one employed in
Evening star., 1939-10-08
;uRuRRAh PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEARBY VA. JUST COMPLETED.
New brick. HIGH ELEVATION, ample
closets. beautiful kitchen and bath, insu-
lated, weather stripped, VENETIAN
BLINDS. OIL HEAT, large lot, BIG TREES.
section new homes, "a block bus. $s,45O.
Va. Chest, 1900; Woodley O910 eve
Evening star., 1939-10-08

Cross-3-room house unfurn.. 500: furn..
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st. Ask for Evans
Evening star., 1939-10-08
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
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GEORGE H. HARRIS. Agent,
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-17
20-30 Club TO
Sponsor Sunday
Air Show

Superiority of American ayia-
tors over the best foreign competi-
tion will be exemplifled next Sun
day at the old airport two miles
west of Imperial when one of the
greatest air shows ever to be pre-
Sented to the people of Imperial
Valley will be shown.
Recognizing the intense interest
in airplanes since the announce
ment of President Roosevelts tre-
mendous war-plane defense pro-
gram, members of the 20-30 Club
of Ell Centro are sponsoring the
valley air show primary because
they wish to acquaint the American
public with the unrivalled quality
of their fliers.
The show. which will open at
200 p. m., will feature some of the
greatest dare-devils who ever ira
veled the worlds air lanes.
Tex Rankin, the globes cham
pion acrobatic pilot, who won first
place at st. Louis, the Cleveland
air races and at Oakland last year,
will be one of the star performers.
He is now engaged in motion pic
ture stunt work. considered one OF
the most hazardous occupations in
the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-17
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Jan. II. (UP) -
Stocks moved forward irregularly
today in moderately active trading.
Prices fluctuated in a narrow
range through the greater part of
the session, but turned strong to-
wards the close when fresh buying
developed in utility shares. Traders
however, were cautious in follow
ing the advance pending more de-
finite indications of the trend.
Demand for utility shares reflect
ed belief that Harry Hopkins would
work to bring truce between gov
ernment and utility companies once
he assumes the post Of secretary
of commerce.
Railroad shares were steadied by
favorable car loadings and earn
ingS reports. Buying came into
some aviationS. Numerous special
issues. notably preferreds. were TAX
en- by investors. Electrical equip
ment issues were up with utilities.
Steels rallied after early losses that
ranged to more than a point in
Bethlehem.
Bonds were firm. Demand for in
vestment centered on United States
government bonds and several es-
tabliShed new highs.
The pound and franc made small
gains against the dollar. The gold
price held unchanged in London.
where sterling was steady. The
Steadier market for sterling was
regarded as favorable for markets
here and abroad.