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Evening star., 1939-11-29
FOREIGN Markets
tReported by Smith. Barney g. c

LONDON, Nov. % .lP,,-The stock mar
ket quietly moved lower today after
in the background mainly because of the
new line of uncertainty opened by
strained Russo-Flnnish relations. British
government bonds shaded lower and most
foreign loans retreated. Kaffirs and cop
pers attracted a small following but oils
and domestic rails were. generally de-
pressed. Industrials shifted uncertainty.
PARIS. Nov. 90 R.-Opening spurts
forward in many bourse stocks petered out
a little later but closing prices. on the
whole were higher Steel and coal mining
issues however ended at the days best
levels. Rentes finished so centimes lower
to 80 higher.
AMSTERDAM. Nov. % tP-The bourse
followed a lower path most of the session
today, although signs of a comeback ap-
peared near the close, especially among
American stocks
LIVERPOOL Nov. 90 P.--Cotton fu-
lures started climbing again today and
closed = to IL points higher. Speculative
demand and short covering helped boost
the list.
Evening star., 1939-11-29
Norih American Declares
Special Dividend
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29-Directors
of the North American Co., a utility
holding concern, today declared
special dividend on common stock
in the form of certificates which
represent ownership of -fortieth
share of common stock of Wash
ington Railway G. Electric Co., a
North American Co. subsidiary. The
dividend, at the rate of one partici-
pating unit for each so shares of
North American common held. will
be payable December % to holders
of record December 6.
E. L. Shea, president, said the
dividend, on the basis of the current
bid price for the Washington stock,
represented about SO cents a share
on North American common.
Directors also authorized a cash
dividend of 80 cents a share on
common, payable December % to
record December 6, which will lift
total cash distributions for the year
to sl20 share, equaling the 1898
total.
Latest bid on Washington Railway
& Electric common is $3.50 share
The regular SO quarterly dividend is
to he paid soon
The Washington Railway 6. Elec-
trio Co. is holding company con-
trolling Potomac Electric Power and
is also linked to Capital Transit Co.
Evening star., 1939-11-29
Steel Price Levels
Hold as Scrap
Declines Sharply
No Change Expected
On Auxiliary Products,
Announcements Hint
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov 29-1ron Age
said today reaf1rmation OF first
quarter steel prices by Carnegie
Illinois Steel Corp. conceded with
sharp price declines in steel scrap.
AN announcement of the tin plate
price for the first quarter is looked
for this week. said the magazine.
mo change is expected nor Is any
increase believed to be in prospect
on other products not yet covered
by price announcements. including
wire rods. plain wire, cold rolled
strip cold finished steel bars, bolts.
nuts and riyets. pipe and pig iron,
"As the changes announced on
hot fiat rolled products undoubtedly
will govern any business that might
be taken for delivery over the re-
mainder of this year, they have been
applied to the Iron Age finished
steel composite price, which has
risen to 2,26l cents pound the first
change in this average since May.
"A decline Of 50 in the Pittsburgh
quotation for No. l heavy melting
steel and one of 81 at Philadelphia
have reduced the Iron Age scrap
composite price 81 to $l85S. total
decline of 1892 from the peak of
$3.50 in the first week of Octo-
Der
There is a leveling off in new
steel business, which may be accen-
tuated by the fact that shipments
OF some products can be deferred
until after January l, if customers
desire, without loss in view of un-
changed prices. 3
While the stell industry does not
expect the current record breaking
production to continue for very long.
there is still no indication of a sharp
drop, either before the end of the
year or in the early part of the first
quarter This weeks output of in
gotS will be approximately 1892 900
tons, compared with an average of
l,2l7.567 tons in October and the
pre-depresSlon record weekly aver
age Of 1,l93,284 tons in May, 1929,
while the November total will be
about 5,47o0OO tons, compared with
5,393,32l tons in October. longer
month, and with 5,235.246 tons in
May. 1929, the previous record
month.
NEW YORK, Nov. % (P).-Dow.
Jones q Co. in a dispatch from
Pittsburgh reported today the price
OF No. heavy melting steel scrap
was quoted $3.50 to $40 a ton, a
drop of 81 from the previous pre-
vaillng quotation. 1t was the second
declines of like amount in the last
| 10 days.
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the preceding month. Sales are
running almost three times the
total year ago.
Steel Plants Rushed.
"Steel mills have not deviated
from their all-time record rate of
operations. Incoming business is
sufficiently large to insure produc-
ton during the early part of 1910,
on top of full capacity output
during the remainder of this year.
Prices will be mainly unchanged
from present levels in the first
quarter. Strongest demand still is
for sheet and strip steel. Substan-
tial orders for steel for freight cars
are expected soon.
Farm implement manufacturers
are gradually stepping up output
as they begin stocking dealers with
their spring needs. Tractor pro-
duction is proceeding at a steady
pace. General Motors will furnish
its Diesel engines to power the
heavy duty tractors of one company
Montgomery Ward is reported to
have signed a contract to sell the
complete line Of farm equipment
OF B, F. Avery e. Sons Co., Louis
vile. Heretofore it has handled
only limited line of implements
made by Oliver Farm Equipment Co
After the bulge of orders the
past 60 days, new railroad equip
ment awards have dropped sharply
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern has applied
| for l. C. C. authority to buy So
100000 of equipment, including
eight Diesel locomotives and 1000
freight cars. Northern Pacific is
asking the r. F. C. to purchase
notes to finance 1900 freight cars
costing $5,560,00 Pullman Stand
ard is opening its Curtis Bay plant
at Baltimore, idle since 1886, to
fill an order from Brazil for 500
freight cars"
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Money for Construction Loans
and
Loan. on Completed Properties
so
FIRST DEED OF TRUST ONLY
GEORGE |. B0RGER
e13 indiana Ave NV.
643 Indiana Ave. NV.
Natl O35O
LEGAL. NOTICES.

GEORGE c. GERTMAN. Attorney;
DISTRICT COURT OF The VNllED
STATES t91 the D5ftre} of Co3oRGp q UNION
tion,EEauity No 46405.-Upon .consid-
Grafton of the report Of George E: Emmons
and Whitedeld McKinlay SURVIVING re-
ifiia'si 18th day !t''o Of November AD 1888 AD;;
JUDGED that the contract made by said
receivers with Mary E Neff, attached to
said report. be and it is hereby approved,
and that the, sale for $4,000 cash to to Mary En,
ored Union Benevolent Association, known
as Parcel 66i5. and certain other real
estate in the District of Columbia IN which
said corporation may nave an M1s,esS, t,snr
out of the proceeds of the sale OF $40 900
for the disinterment of bodies buried in
said cemetery and their relnterment m
.S ssber snq s"Sese e g. Il
OF So 200 be and it is hereby also approved
subject TO each and all of the conditions
and provisions of said contract, unless
cause to the contrary De shown herein on
proy!dcd cop, of this order be pubiishe9 he
cember in The Evening Star, twice in
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter twice in
ineton Tribune; provided further that no
interest or estate Of any character what
soever in the property involved shall vest
II the said Mary f. Nef unless and until
Parcel 66 ) in accordance with the terms
fr' is pF1yS9f FURER ADJU6GEp 9F 0 that Too'
sion for an additional bond by the re-
ssiy1rs IS p9SponTd December '"H
true copv Test: CHARI FS F STEWART
Clerk. BY PAUL A DAWsoN, Assistant
Clerk. no20.22, II. .27."9del
Evening star., 1939-11-29
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov. % Hos prices
me fgv sp 'od fbe io5 s5,be BE eeps @ tme Of
001 head we're 1000 lighter than ex-
pected and weights Of 24o pounds and be-
low gained ) 70 10 cents. The ton rose
In the who,es dressed market the
PORK loin top slumped a cent to a
cents a pound the lowest price since Feb
The general cattle market was more ac-
tive with yearllnss and light steers strong ),
to 25 cents higher. Medium weieht and
weghty bullocks were up 10 to = cents,
with some instances % cents higher, An
extreme commercial cattle top OF 81 %
was PAID for light yearilnsM M steers. COWS COWS
cents higher. Vea!ers were of 25 TO 90
cents.
Fat lamb trade wa saetive and prices
sialehter ii ewes brinsina s3.75 to 81 $50
United states Dapartmcnt of Aericu- nad
weights below 24o potnds mostly $40
higher than Tuesdays average; heavier
weights and sows strong; bulk good and
choice, 15o,e4o pounds, $4,000; top. 80;
400 pounds. 490-5IO; most 300-40O-
pound. soEs, 4;6c-ao; few lisht .weishts
selable cattle, 5000; salable calves,
100; general market more active: year
lines and light steers strong to 25 higher;
medium weight and weighty bulocks, To-
Is up instances UP 25 on l.oo0-l 400
pound averages; even big weights scaling
over l,5o0 pounds strong; cleanup market
on these at S65-a 90 extreme top COM
mercial cattle. 25 paid for light year
ling steers; show throwouts held above
ll.25; yearlings scaling 1850 pounds down.
ward well cleaned up: several loads. 10 90
65; mixed offerings. 1865; cows, steady TO
strong; bulls. strong to l 5 higher: weighty
sausage offerings. up to 25: vealers $3.50
lower; mostly $50 down; very few, 1000;
stock cattle scarce. firm
Salable sheep, 1000: total, $500: late
Tuesday, fat lambs 25-4O lower: spots. Sc
off; yearlinss slow at downturn: sheep
a.35: yesIiines O0-s 90: native ewes, w
315-4 so Todav's trade active. steady
with TUESDAYS close: good to choice ma
tlves and fed westerns :. .'5-a 90. freely:
top 90: load fed Western lambs carving
around 60-day feeces 7s5; sheep about
steady; native slaughter ewes, 1854 so.
Evening star., 1939-11-29
Copper Market

NEW YORK. Nov. % Cooper
steady. electrolytic spot 12 so: export.
f.a,s New York, l3 90. Tin steady; spot
steady; spot, New York 5.5o-55 East ST.
Louis, 5.35. Zinc, steady; East S.. Louis.
spot and forward, $50. Pig Iron alumi-
mum, antinony, quicksilver. platinum Chi
nese wolframite and domestic scheeIite un-
changed.
Evening star., 1939-11-29
Brick Shipments Drop

Manufacturers of common brick
shipped 50 40l ,646 worth in Septem-
ber, compared with s2,645, ,267 worth
in August, according to reports re-
ceived by the Census Bureau.
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Washington Exchange
SALES.

Potomac Electric Power Sc pfd.-
at lis.
Potomac Electric Power sig ce pfd.-
10 at ll434, 10 at 114a4.
Liberty National Bank-1O at ITO, 10
at TO, 10 at 1853.
Mergenthaler Lirotype-5 at 15l2.
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Odd-Lot Dealers

The Securities Commission reported to-
dav these transactions by customers with
York stock Exchange for November IS:
3.135 purchases. involving S5 996 shares:
3 $50 sales. involving 95,100 shares. in
Guiding Al short sales, involving 1000
shares
Evening star., 1939-11-29

a Also extra or extras Declared or
pad SO far this year e Paid last year.
quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers. but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

A gorilla weighing 80 pounds at its
capture grew to 524 pounds in the
Berlin Zoo.
Evening star., 1939-11-29

A-Accumulations total S31 80. B
nj common Washington Rwy. g. Elec. Co.
for each so share North American COM
mon.
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PROPOSALS..

COMMISSIONERS D. C.; WASHINGTON; IIsn.iS ON;
be -ecelvcd at Room 500, District Building,
until 200 eeoek pm en- cnd then Pabley
1889, for repairing about 1000 cubic yards
of cement concrete roadway and alley pave.
ments and about 10000 square yerds OF
cement concrete sidewalks: fb) On Decem-
Der IL 1889, for furnishing about 10000
tons OF bituminous concrete mixture or
alternate: ana tc> On December 49, 1889.
Tor repairing asphaltic pavemen:s and con.
crete nases with about 1900 tons of
aspha'tic materials and about 6 nnn cubic
yards Of cement concrete base. Apply Room
At District Building, for proposals and
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
suilSnss MaT q Administration; 1a1S Washineton, B.
cate will be publicly opened in this u1R,. office
st AM sanaard 5n I'd Tine Dec 1889
sth and 9th floors of the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board BUILDING at Washinstoln.
obtained from this ofice The Furnishing O
of more than one set will be in the die.
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BONDS

PUBLIC UTILITY.
Bid Asked
Anacos'ia & Potomac IS 96la 40
Ana & Pot Guar IS Ill
Capital Traction lst 5s---A 9634 9724
City &; Suburban IS 96ia 90
GEORGETOWN Gas lst 5s 1l5
Pot Elec Pow 3i4S los
WASHINGTON Gas SIS 1860 100
Wash Ry g. Elec 4s----- lO7
MISCELLANEOUS
Chevy Chase Glib lst 4i4s lO3
Col Country Club lst 4l4S lG3
Ter Ref g. VIII Corp lst 4i4s 100
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Investing Companies

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 tP,.-National Sc
curIties Dealers, Inc:
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Dividends Declared

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Prepared by
Fitch Publishing Co.
Initial
Evening star., 1939-11-29
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK. Nov % Prom Ma
tlonal Securities Conference. Inc:
Evening star., 1939-10-04
AREN'T YOU TIRED

OF looking and looking for the home you
really want?
without a doubt, We have the most
charming. roomiest and best arranged
mouse within its moderate-priced class
g uncramped rooms and complete baths
plus, breakfast room or den, fioored attic
garage. Large lot, in a splendid location,
Without obligation. you may call Wisconsin
5S11 or Adams 5297 for full details
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SOMETHING UNUSUAL.
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE

New detached brick Colonial, Chevy
Chase. D. c. rooms. 3 large bedrooms,
master bedroom @.3x21. large recreation
room with fireplace opening on terraced
lawn. breakfast room, o12 baths; oil heat;
air conditioned: :, freplaces: Venetian
blinds: sun deck: large, deep wooded lot.
MR.; SMITH: any morning before IL.
National QaS3
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1892 LEGATION ST.

Best section of Chevy Chase. D. c.. conv.
to bus and shopping center. schools it's
impossible to give any idea OF the fine con-
this fine det center-hall home. Inspect any
time. Spacious porches, oil heat, 2-car gar;
fenced lot
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Overlooking Rock Greek Park.

ST.950-Mt. Pleasant Section.
An unusual opportunity to acquire a row
brick house in first-class condition The
living quarters consist of spacious STEP
down living room with cozy fireplace large
dining room modern kitchen with break
fast room adjoining. On the second floor
are thr.e large bedrooms and two complete
baths finished in black tile also two rear
porches and a spacious concrete front
porch The basement is very large and
ideal as a playroom. also contains lavatory
and laundry facilities. hot-water heat
Financed through F. H. A. this property
can be yours on very easy terms If you act
PROMPTLY. For further information call
CAFR1TZ CO.. 1404 K st. NV. Dist. 1850.
Evening star., 1939-10-04
HOUSES uNFURNIsHEp.

1404 DECATUR ST. NV.
81. 2 b.. oil burner. 1-c. garage - $500
1873 18th ST. NE.
r. b., h.-w.h.. garage $3.50
4001 N. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
2 r. and b., 3-c. garage, elec. refg. $3.50
1874 VERMONT AVE, NV.
lot: b: and l shower $4,000
WASH. LOAN e. TRUST CO.,
900 NV. r. e. Dept. Natl 344O
Evening star., 1939-10-04

You will agree that this lovely new
home. priced under $4,000 and on ex-
tremely liberal terms. is truly outstanding
Constructed of brick and containing 6 un-
usually large rooms. this home embodies
all that the discriminating homeseeker
could desire. Oil air conditioned, built-in
garage, copper plumbing, really large and
well-eauipped kitchen. and every conven-
ience close, at hand. To inspect call Mr..
Rice Wnndley O1Eh
Evening star., 1939-10-04
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

MODERN, DETACHED, s-RM. 2-BATH
brlck, built-in garage, slate roof etc: 8
blocks from Walter Reed Hospital; 1st
trust. $50. at So: consider good row
some cash. OWNER Box 452-K Star.
s-APT. BLDG, NE. LINCOLN PARK
section. Trade clear or subject to one trust
for lots or acreage
24-apt. bldg, Sc; annual rents $4,000
Trade equity for lots, 2nd trust or smali
investment property
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN,
i Thomas Circle. Natl 1929
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MISS REED, Emerson 1881
OPEN TODAY 2-6.
170G 1ct CIT NJ z

Lovely semi-det. brick. adjacent to Tech
High School. 9 charming rms, bath,
INV h.. gar. etc. Recond throughout. Re-
duced to $500. on terms.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN e. CO., MET. 540O.
Evening star., 1939-10-04
ONLY $4,000
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

Detached home. rooms, bath. large lot,
5Ox150; double garage II block 18th st,
= blocks to school. For inspection cali AID.
9563. Sunday and night, WO. ABB. 81
Evening star., 1939-10-04
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.

Groom semi-bungalow ami, 3 porches;
only $3.50. 5-room bungalow. ami, Q
car garage; only $3.50. See H. c.
MAYNOR e. CO.. 2314 r. I. ave. ne
North 433S
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICE ON < ST,
with 3 exposures, consisting of 3 rms
!arge closets and bath Reasonable rent
PERCY n RUSSELL CO, 1871 X st. NV.
OFFICE space for rent. near Government
buildings; secretarial service. Box 467-Q.
Star. 4s
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LOTS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

$4,000 EQUITY IN BROOKLYN, N. 2.
semi-detached 7-rm.; lot l2O' deep; rented;
ior smaller equity in small home in nearby
Apt 505
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$50

FINE HoMEsmLow PRICE.
HIGH-CLAsS LOCATION.
large rooms, colored tile bath, de luxe
~A' $3.50 to 1880.
SEE 1905 i3th ST. NE.
Out Michigan Ave, to 18th st.
Open to 9 PM.
S5, S5,s5O-ARLINGToN, vA,-NEW BRICK
home. semi-detached, 5 rms. and bath,
screened porch. IR-CONDrT1oNED on
HEAT. The best constructed. roomiest
hosse ct The p5ie On the market prrk today
rms. and bath. recreation rm.: h.-w.h.:
Bryant gas furnace: beautiful lawn and
shrubbery: close to Western High School,
An outstanding buy in this popular COM
SHANNON g. LUcHs.
1908 H st. NV. Natl. 2345.
1929 NORTHAMPTON ST. NV.
six rooms. 2h baths recreation room; big
corner lot; terms or trade. Open until
8 pm.
soutbesn sTEWARr E}d1 & Gis Go;' so,, r.
DECATUR ST. NV, Mr.. GA. AVE.
tils tili,, bath h-Wh, porches, etc; beauti-
and TRANSPORTATION. A real home value
LEO N. BERNsTE1N & CO., MET. 54oo.
3rd AND PEABODY ST. NV.
Semi-detached brick; less than yrs
old; 9 rooms, 2 baths: breakfast room.
room fitted out as bar: deep lot; garage
Call Mr.. Altman, Atlantic 392S.
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 3346
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR REM
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

APARTMENT HOUSE.
9 Or 10 units. in good Northwest location
Call Mr.. Trenholm. with
SrEUCE q CARR, INC.
Tower Bldg. Natl. O0s0, Natl. 2Ob7,
Evening star., 1939-10-04
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE

lot 60-ft. frontage, in a refined section.
To inspect means you will fall in love with
It. The lovely lot is worth what we ask
for the whole property. You be the Judge
Open. H. c. MAYNOR e. CO., 23l4 r. I.
ave a33S
Evening star., 1939-10-04
LOTS For SALE

$4,000 PAYS ALL-BEAUTIFUL HOME
site Owner needs cash. Address BOX
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WOODSIDE PARK

PRICE, S995O.00.
Detached. Center-hall 6-room and bath
brick home. Automatic heat. Attractive
location. Owner leaving city, anxious to
THos. E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors.
721 10th st. NV. MA O765.
Evening Call Shepherd 1881
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE PARTY wants $500,
60 int. yrs. Security. . lots, restricted
res area. Arlington Co., Va. value, $500.
Boz 424.M. Star.
Evening star., 1939-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

4 BEDROOMS. 3Ia BATHS. BED An
bath on st A.: new brick det, in exclusi
NV section; oil hit, air cond Adams 81.
Evening star., 1939-10-04
$4,000.
Old GEORGETOWN.

An opportunity to purchase large semi
detached home situated in one of the most
desirable squares of Georgetown, opposite
private estate. 1t contains s. rooms. 2
baths and recreation room. oil heat. Ex
cellent lot affording ample space for garden
Garage. This property must be sold to
settle an estate With moderate expendi-
ture 1t could be remodeed into a lovely
home. Vacant. THOS. j. FISHER g. COM
PANY, INC, DI. $3.50; OR EVENINGS
Evening star., 1939-10-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

REAL RE- Lo,ali BARiGAIN-LARGE, MODERN g.
Clinton Nd, only miles from D. c. line
Price S6.950: easy terms. OWNER. Dis
5 RMS. TILE B; H.-WH; HARDWOOD
floors. large lot; high elevation; East
Riverdale; price, S3S0O; SlOO cash, $40
mo. Other desirable frame and brick bun
galows. Same terms. o. B. ZANTZINGER
CO, 945 K st. NV. Natl. 9593. Eve,
Hillside 0414-J.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-APARTMENT HOUSE
t3 apts.) in good condition; new oil burn
er: refrigerators; all modern improve
ments; good location. OWNER, Box 1O6-M.
Star.
NEARBY VA-JUST COMPLETED.
New brick, ample closets. beautiful kitch-
en- and bath, insulated, weather-stripped,
venetian blinds, OIL HEAT, large lot, BIG
TREES. section new homes HIGH ELE-
VAT1ON: y block bus. Reasonable terms
McCLAINE, 900 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
Va. Chestnut 1900. Chestnut 1901 ewes.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-S25O DOWN
$4,000 mo. includes int, prin. and taxes
RECONDITIONED, detached 5-room, ba III
frame bunsalow, fireplace. basement.
h-w,h. garage, sleeping porch; front and
Chestnut 5000. Chestnut 1901 ewes.
REPLY TO THIS AID IF You PLAN BUY
ing a nice 5-room bungalow in nearby
decorated, large porches. nice-size rooms
unusually desirable lot; price. S4.55O0O:
reasonable terms.
o,A ,,t, cHAs. i D. sAGEE; mn.
After PM, Woodley o5so. Mr.. Mr. Lewis. Lewis.
Evening star., 1939-10-04

NEW CORNER, Sc
Six large rooms. recreation room, Oil
heat lavatory in cellar porch. An $3.50
value for less than $1,000. Mr. Glidden,
Dec. 0054M or Dist 3346. WAPLE g.
JAMES INC
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

MODERN 14-UNIT APARTMENT HOUSE
Well located in Northwest section OF city
All units have 2 rooms. kitchen and bath
Fully rented at approximately $1,000 per
year. Assessed over $4,000. Can be pur-
chased for only 100000. with moderate
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO.
1905 H ST. NV. National 2345.
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BIG BRICK HOME,
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

3073 Vista st. n.e.-Large 13-room
house, 3 baths, 3 apts.: lot 9Ox10O. The
rent Will pay the bill. Priced to sell quick.
H. c: MAYNOR g. CO., 23l4 R. I. ave. ne
North 433S
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FOR REGULARLY EMPLOYED COLORED.
Heated and Unheated Apis.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
63l H st. NV Natl 35Tl
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AMERICAN BUILDING.

1917 F st. n.w.-Suite Of 5 large rooms
with private hall, containing about 2,lOO
50. it.; high ceilings. real fireplaces Ideally
arranged for law frm or patent attorneys.
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY,
Real Estate Dept. National sOsO.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
Burning Finish Gains
Mayf|ower Stakes
For Roman Flag
Flight Command, Favored
At 6-5, Out Of Money;
Snort Set Second
By the Associated Press.

by Tie ASSOClAteQ TTeSk.
BOSTON, July l5.-Arnold Han
gers Roman flag. purchased for
$500 at the Saratoga sale last
year, finished with burning speed
in the Suffolk Downs home stretch
today to win the $4,000 mayflower
stakes for 2-year- -olds by a length
and a half before crowd of $4,000.
Jerry Loucheim's Smart Bet, away
from the gate with terrific rush,
turned for home almost two lengths
in front but Roman Flag, under
driving ride from Jockey Lucas
Dupps, caught the leader at the 18th
pole and pulled away to capture the
stake, worth $11 $50 to Hanger. Two
and half lengths behind Smart Bet
was Brandon Farms Pass Out.
Trailing. in order, were H. P. Head
leys Stage Fright, j. w. Y. Martins
Abrasion. Headley's Titilator, Mae
mere Farms Dos and c. v. Whit
ney's Flight Command, 6-5 favorite
which broke slowest Of all from the
gate.
Flight Command was rushed up
quickly into tight quarters. then
taken back and eased up when the
cause was hopeless.
The winner ran the 5k furlongs in
1:052s, only one-fifth of the track
record, and paid $500, $3.50, $3.40
Smart Bet paid So, $6. while Pass Out
paid $500 Dupps. under contract
to Max Hirsch who trains for Han
ger, registered his fourth stake tri-
umph at the meeting.