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The Coolidge examiner., 1939-01-12


~ countering Frederick Jagel Of
the Metropolitan Opera at luncheon
the other day, quizZed him about
his season at
Operate Star Buenos Aires.
SUGGESTS NeLD from which he
rec emily re-
turned d. He
thinks cultural penetration of South
America might be more effective
than our trade and diplomatic mis-
sions, in which he is inclined to be-
ieve we aren't getting anywhere.
South America has long had
the idea that we we're a nation
of hard-bOiled mOney-grubberS.
Any creditable performance in
the arts, he believes, will be our
best line of export. He said he
found the Argentines most gen.
erOus and appreciative hosts.
Once they find you haven't an
extra ace in your cuff and you
measure up to their standard of
prOpriety, they wear their
hearts on their sleeve.
incidentally, Mr.. JagePs singing
makes audiences weep. but no one
meeting him ever feels sorry for
him. He is a businesSlike, compact
Brooklynite, formerly an actuary
with the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany, long before he took his perch
in the old red plush aviary, where,
on occasion, he still hits high c.
AS an actuary, young Mr. Jagel,
charting other careers, began to
think of his own career. He tossed
his insurance job out of the window,
found a hacker, sang in movie
houses up and down Broadway and
proved to all and sundry that he
had voice. He studied with Porta-
nova in New York and with Gala
DIM in Milan. Making his operate
debut in Milan, in La Boheme,"
he hit Rodolfo's high c with bulls
eye that greatly improved Italo-
American relations. He sang for
four seasons in Italy, before making
his New York debut as Radames,
on November 8, 1927. He knows
about 40 roles, and 26 of them he
can sing offhand and on the slightest
provocation.
With the precision and clarity
of a man trained in business, he
tells you of the superiority of
our South American competitors
in their specially of quid-pro-
quo trade economics. Hence,
his talk of cultural penetra-
ton" isn't just ivory tower stuff.
If Secretary Hull could sing as
well as Mr.. Jagel can talk in
ternatiOnal trade, he, too, would
be in the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Jagel thinks we have the max
Ing of grand musical renaissance
in this country, with talent, teach
ers and fine national appreciation
vastly enhanced by the radio.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-01-12
But Why Suffer? Here's
holD you can "AlkaEze''
anytin1e-anyDhere-the
easy "Phillips'" way!

WHY SUFFER from headaches,
''gas," 'upsets" and "biliousness''
due to Acid Indigestion-when now
there is a way that relieves excess
stomach acid with incredible speed.
Simply take two Phillips Milk of
Magnesia Tablets at first sign of
distress. Garry them with you
take them unnoticed by others.
Results are amazing. There's no
nausea or t'bloated'' feeling. 1t
produces no ''gas" to embarraSS you
and offend others. "Acid indiges--
tion" disappears. You feel great.
Get bottle of liquid "Phillips''S
for home use. And box of Phillips
Milk of Magnesia Tablets to carry
with you. But - be sure any bottle
or box you accept is clearly marked
''PhiHipS'" Milk of Magnesia.
PHILLIPS Milk OF hgaGNESlA
X m LIQUID OR TABLET FORM
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-01-12

THE amiable white magic of John
l. Mulholland once enabled me to
deal myself four aces against an
others four kings, which, of course,
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-01-12

revived faltering
hopes of the ex-
istence of kindly
elves with whom
Mr.. Mulholland
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-01-12

Words as Shadows
AS shadows attend substances,
so words follow upon things.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-01-12
WHO'S
NEWS
THIS
- - - - ~
WEEK
By LEMUEL F. PARTON

NEW YORK.-This writer, en-
countering Frederick Jagel OF
the Metropolitan Opera at luncheon
the other day. quizzed him about
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-01-12

his season at
Buenos Aires.
from which he
T e C e n t y re-
tu IN e d. He
Evening star., 1939-06-16
To Get Diploma
| After 80 Years
|Of Work

After 30 years of interrupted
studies, Harold S. Naylor, a super
visor at the National Training
School, will realize one of his life's
ambitions next week when he re-
ceives his diploma from the Balti-
more Law School.
Now so, Mr.. Naylor was only 20
when he entered the law office of
Lancaster (OhiO Judge with the
idea Of obtaining a law education.
There were many obstacles. how
ever, with his job keeping him busy
with other activities that conflicted
with his studies.
Years later he enrolled at Aurora
College, but then again there was an
interruption-the World War. Badly
wounded, he returned to settle in
Washington.
He picked up the threads two
years ago, attending night classes at
Baltimore Law School three times a
week and studying on his of nights.
His forthcoming graduation is be-
ing awaited by his friends, who plan
to honor him with a party.
Evening star., 1939-06-16
Businessmen Oppose
D. T.. Income Tax,
Ask Sales Levy
Federation Members
Hear Senator Wiley,
Transit Company Head

Opposition to the House-approved
income tax bill and renewed stand
for q sales tax was unanimously
voiced by the Federation of Busi-
nessmen's Associations last night at
its meeting held in the Hamilton
Hotel. The association reiterated
its stand in favor of the Overton
measure.
On a motion by Max Schwartz
the following resolution, presented
to the federation by the Northeast
Businessmens Association, was
adopted:
Resolved, that the future rate on
the District unemployment COM
pensation be discontinued or re-
duced to the extent where it would
insure normal operation Of the Act
and not be a burden on the busi-
nessman."
Traffic Problems Discussed.
A. D. Merrill, president OF the
Capital Transit Co.. speaking on the
traffic problems of the District of
Columbia, said that cities have
grown faster than the facilities to
transport their inhabitants. He
pointed out the great problem Of
Washington is the restriction of
downtown parking for buses and
the congestion of all vehicles and
street cars during rush hours of the
Government employees.
Senator Wiley, Republican, of
Wisconsin, was the second guest
speaker. He stressed the necessity
for the businessmen of the coun-
try to get away from their smug-
ness and have a heart, to take
just Is minutes a day from their
business and think of the 100000
600 persons in the United States,
many of them in dire need"
America is what you and make
It," the Senator continued, land
if business continues as it is in
five years there will not be any. -.
"You people here in Washington
are living in the center, the vortex
Of economy You should be CRATE
full for prosperity here, while milk
is being sold in Wisconsin for 2
cents quart that costs 4 cents to
produce"
Arthur c. Smith, founder of the
Federation of Businessmen's As
sociations, introduced Senator Wiley
A resolution urging that all milk
passing Federal and State inspec-
tions be admitted into the District
was approved.
The Fact-Finding Committee Of
which Theodore S. Grape is chair
man, was empowered to study the
advisibility of allowing trade asso-
Citations throughout the city men,
berships in the Federation of Bussi-
nessmen's Associations.
The annual outing of the fedora
ton will be a moonlight ride down
the Potomac July IL.
Evening star., 1939-06-16
Union Officials Seek
To Confer With Novy

Officials of the United Cafeteria
Employees Union, an affiliate of the
c. I. O., today were seeking a con-
ference with Navy Department ON
cials prior to taking further action
on strike authority given them last
night by members of the union.
The strike vote, announced as
unanimous, was taken after weeks
OF dispute between the union and
the Navy Cafeteria Association,
operators, over the non-application
Of a contract signed about four
months ago between the two groups.
The association has questioned
validity of the contract and the
issue is now in the District Court.
Authority to set the date for q
strike was given the union officials.
Evening star., 1939-06-16

ment Of Americas independence
until wrung from him by the stern
est necessity. Nor was he alone in
keen disappointment Of the loss.
Many Englishmen felt that Britain
would never recover from this blow
Evening star., 1939-06-16
Comp KohIert OPENING

Plans for the opening of Kamp
Kahlert, the Y. w. c. A. summer
resort near Sudley. Md, were being
discussed today by Miss Louise
Hatch, program director, and Miss
M. Florence Dunlap, in charge OF the
camp. The camp will open June rs.
Evening star., 1939-06-16
Bear Sons on Same Doy

CHICAGO, June 16 P.-Sisters
bore sons on the same day here.
Mrs. Dorothy Sullivan gave birth
to an 8-pound 7-ounce boy yesterday
morning. Nine hours later Mrs.
Loretta Schirz bore a boy, 6 pounds
6 ounces.
Evening star., 1939-06-16
When England Lost America

When Washington and his fellow
revolutionists succeeded In wrestling
control from Britain, King George
III felt the blow so severely that
he would not sign the acknowledge
Evening star., 1939-06-16

shark near Bronte, Australia, the
angry fish patrolling the water near =
the beach until driven to sea by .
surf boat. \
Evening star., 1939-06-16

Hungarian table tennis cham.
pions have been touring India.
Evening star., 1939-06-16

Send Your Snapshots to
SNAPSHOT CONTEST EDITOR
One of your Snapshots may win more
than 81 500 in Local and National Awards.
Read The Star for Rules and Details. You
have as much chance to win as any other
amateur! All pictures to be eligible must
have been taken after May Is, 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-06-08

ORIG BRICK COLONIAL, BUILT 1874,
historic. modern, beautiful; several hun
dred acres: bet. BALTIC. and Wash. One Of
the finest Colonial estates in Md. r. B,
PUE & CO, > E. Lexington St, Baltimore.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE OR RENT.

STORE OR SHOWROOM WITH BASEMENT
SHOP. End commercial: all or part. l166
/ 18th st Natl 3,H6
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1903 9th ST. NV. AND 307 Bird ST. Sc
Stores. apis. above. sell or trade; white or
colored house: bargain Portner Apt 355
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A GARDEN HOME

In Chevy Chase, D. Cit is q new. de-
tached. center-hall brick Colonial. located
Just west of Conn. ave. There are 6 rms.
baths, 1st-f1oor lavatory and an unusually
wide lot, within easy walking distance of
all schools, stores and transportation. At
$12,S5O We feel this is a real value Call
Emerson 1910 or Adams 1923 until q IN.
REALTOR. EDW. r. CARR. BUILDER
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5000 REDUCTION

. Five-room bungalow, ami. with 2 ad-
dltional rooms on second floor and full
cellar, tile bath hot-water heat, large lot.
Clote to schools. cars. bus and train. Price.
>439n. Call HyattSvlle 462 and Shep-
herd 305g-J after u pm
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HOUSES FOR SALE
A BEST SELLER.

Rich in authentic detailing OF center
hall plan. with g ell-proportioned rooms.
2 sparkling tiled baths and first-,aoor
large screened porch and many other
unusual features that are not found in
homes OF the same price. Situated nicely
on large HANDICAPPED lot with fenced-in
rear yard and plenty OF shade trees. In a
nice location with convenience to every
thing. Priced less than $4,000. this prop
erty is truly value. Call Dupont 5S25
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BUILDER NEEDS CASH.

$1,000 cash will steal new semi detached,
Z rms, colored tiled baths. b.-i. gar, rec
rm.. Chevy Chase. west of Conn. ave. Price
slashed to $3.50. For full information.
Rox Dg5-K Star
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TRADE


Your old home for one in a neighborhood
you will be proud of: where your children
will have the best new schools which are
not crowded from kindergarten through
high school
Foul bedrooms, . baths, automatic hot
water heat: semi-detached brick: detached
garage.
Open Afternoons and Evenings
1926 VEAZEY ST. NV.
Between Conn., Ave. and Wisconsin Ave.
HENRY j. ROBB, ING,
1924 Vermont Ave. Dist. s141.
CRESTWOOD.
On a beautifully situated knoll edging
into ROCK CREEK PARK. In honey
suburban atmosphere 10 minutes from the
White HOUSE. A stately new Georgian
Colonial home containing delightful living
room with large Colonial windows afford
ing most pleasant outlook; Lovely dining
study with adjoining lavatory. Three huge
bedrooms and two extra-size baths. Dress
ing room adjoinS master bedroom suite.
GrounS.leyei recreation room with entrance
ulete bath In basement
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, Dist. l4ll.
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20 ACRES.
NEW
BROOM HOUSE.
LESS THAN 3 MILES FROM

DISTRICT LINE.
dIgnihed home, with beautiful tree
lined approach. part in woodland, part
cleared big gear garage, chicken houses,
lS6-foot drilled well. with automatic pump:
porch. 2i2 baths knotty pine recreation
room, sewing room, / bedrooms. nursery
Priced low because of owners transfer to
another distant city
Drive out Marlboro pike to Walker Mil
I'd. gust beyond Maryland Club Gardens,
turn left TO our signs on property on left
side Of road. Open daily and Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

lent to all schools, stores, etc. Brand-new,
cent + home lovely rooms; baths;
REAITY &C. ff me- me- ka i4as
COLONIAL TERRACE NEAREST BY Va
Semi-detached homes: and large rooms,
front, back and sleeping porches., Some
ave. See SIGNS e1 G KEY
Bridge and Colonial Village. VIM. p PAR
RAMORE. 1900 N. Ode st. Chestnut 1927.
FINE RESIDENCE, NORTH OF CLEvE-
owner iii: Sis'4oo. $1,000 less than assess
ment would be accepted Only S3,40O cash
required. Telephone Wisconsin 34sO.
OPPORTUNITY. HOME AND INVEST
rms, attractive, 3 baths. porches. brick gar;
reasonable. E. w. BAILEY, Adams 47s6.
CAPITOL HILL. ON MD. AVE-S RMS;
attractive location, porches, nice yard; ga
WEI sem Sas sl4s or W BALES MES
Adams 1885.
400 FARRAGUT ST. NW.-LovELY
corner brick home. recently built; center
b bs an Fehen very eli e srse s
hookup. built,in garage , nice porches-
beautiful shrubs and trees This home is in
eeed at onaon now sns Sasnfg
Sases b fsr 6 Ssasos stores 'hea'erS and
6514 nth ST. NW.-A KEEN VALUE is
oHered In the beautiful, detached brlck nome
almost new. All large rooms, open fire
place. unusual-large kitchen; large, dining
room, latest recreation room oil heat. laun-
dry room. built-in garage screened porch.
3 excellent bedrooms. . tiled baths. fin
slate roof yard, trees: near ali schools.
stores, buses. You must inspect this gorge
GUS home to appreciate it. Price. $4,000:
terms. Dist. O36S.
S1O.45O-CHEvY CHASE D. C., ONLY 3
squares from Conn ave, is this picturesque,
white-painted brick home. nestled in
group Of stately oaks and lovely dogwood
elevation Of, lot and auietness Of the COM
munity. on, yes, besides many other de-
!iRhtful features, there are 3 bedrooms, 2
porch. A real hnd for one seeking home
kSr 8 III sSSSsi 81 MI N i W
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

AT DOUBS. NEAR FREDERICK. MD.-s-
room-and-bath house. 2 acres. fruit good
water; also modern brick store building.
and gas station: will sell like rent or ex.
change for D. c. or nearby property
8. y. HICKMAN. 1903 5th st. NV.
WILL TRADE CLEAR NEW Arm BUNGA-
low in Southern Maryland for home in city
ana pay difference in cash. Call Atlantic
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FARMS FOR SALE.

RESTRICTED ACREAGE TRACTS
Is acres, S300-S500 per acre city cleo,
tele.. mail deliv. and school bus at prop
erty: only 80 min. from White House
build now and pay later: terms, S25 cash.
$40 per month. Also several homes Of 4,
D. 9 and y rooms for sale
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Suite 209-210. Barr Bldg. Dist 1921.
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FORECLOSED BUNGALOW.

Here's your opportunity to buy with a
very small down payment a practically
new home, completely reconditioned: s.
| room brick, tiled bath. large attic, built-in
garage. on lot 10x150 Call j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Met l143 tn q n m
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50 CASH

1OCO OAO11,
With a monthly payment of $3.50, will
buy this new 6-rm., bath brick home;
only $3.50. Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Metropolitan lab till pm
$7,300-DUTCH COLONIAL.
NEAR IN
ANordinR most beautiful view of pail
SADIE OF the Potomac. Bedroom on first
floor. 2 large bedrooms and tile bath on
second; large living room with fireplace:
Bryant gas heat recreation room, built in
garage Lot 50xl25. Act quickly. Eve
ninss call Mr.. Irwin. GEORGIA 4219
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
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23111 r. l. Ave. NE. North 1908.
SILVER SPRING. MD
Brick bungalow painted white: 5 rooms,
sunroom bath. automatic heat. built-in
garage. Priced to sell, Three blocks from
new shopping center Mr.. Partlow. Di 334 g.
MAPLE e. JAMES INC, 1924 14th ST Nv.
S9.950.O0.
$4,000 Cash. $4,000 Monthly.
Situated in one OF the prettlest sections
of Chevy Chase on a beautiful wide avenue
is this new Colonial brick home containing
six large rooms. > beautiful baths. daylight
recreation room, , real frepaceS. OIL
burning furnace, Venetian blinds, attic,
large lot, Diet. brick garage. For details call
Mr. Russell. Dist. BOO. at BEITZELL'S.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued)

ONE ACRE. GROOM HOME. BEAUTIFUL
trees. lawn: unusual; S6,450 Modern
COFFMAN REALTY CO., Sh. 4123. Ewes.
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THE VERY BEST

6room. 2-bath. center hall home that we
know of in the $4,000 range. Den, de-
tached garage. floored attic. screened liv-
Ing porch. For full particulars call Wis.,
conSin 5SI1 or Adams 1907
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LUNCHROOM thoroughly equipped; reason
able. Must sacrifice. due to Illness a07
9th st. NV 10.
LARGE 1Sx5l FIT. L-SHAPED BUILDING
in Southeast section; ideal for grocery or
similar business.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
923 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Nat. a797.
ONE-STORY STORE-ONLY $3.50,
Rent $500 Year-Old Tenant
Safe Investment. Republic OPS
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SUBURBAN pRop-sALE OR RENT,

FIVE ROOMS. BATH. AMI. BEAUTIFUL
lot 3OX2O0 feet, shade and fruit trees,
space for garden. etc An opportunity to
buy ~ excellent home on reasonable terms:
81 500: or rent to good party at $40 month.
AQanlS My
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Excellent VALUES

43O6 Arkansas Ave. NV.
$50, OO-Apt. No. 302-Living room,
with Murphy bed bedroom,
dinette. kitchen and bath; Frigidaire.
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SUBURBAN HOME

30 min. downtown block 1-fare ex-
press bus: near street cars. stores. churches
Z large rooms, tile bath reconditioned
throughout; 3 porcbes. deep lot. shade,
massive oak trees. Rent. SOS to careful
adult family. III Maple ave. Takoma
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OWNER WILL EXCHANGE LARGE HOME.
smaller properties. Call Chestnut 0Sq3.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WANTED, IN CHEVY CHASE OR SAULS
Addition. 4-bedrm. house; will give as initial
payment small brick house near 9th and F
ne: income, S32 80 per month
Met. 2O25. D. E. BARRY. 1907 H st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-06-08

l room and bath newly decorated,
downtown apt. Kew at 90 14th
st. ------S27.S0
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

100 BALTIMORE AVE. TAKOMA PARK,
Md rms, bath: newly renovated oil
burner; laree yard garage; $50 mo. HART
MAN REALTY INC. All 55Si.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-COOL. DETACHED
Sept. 18th. Shepherd 4I66W
LYON VILLAGE, 800 N. KEY BLVD
Large 5-r Cape Cod house. corner lot, OIL
heat and garage; , minutes from D. C; for
lease. SIS. Call Oxford 141t. To-
CLARENDON 3l3O PERSHING DR..
rm. house furn. or par ~ furn; reasonable;
nice location, bus al door adults
ALEXANDRIA-NEW HOUSES-FINESr
RESIDENTIAL SECTION
) rms. porch. gar. S69 80.
Is rms. . baths. por., gar. SCI SO.
= lge. rms, lge incl. por., PA b., SIS.
: rms bath porch. $50.
j. H POLADIAN. BUILDER.
Alexandria BIAS or Temple 294l.
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EDGEMOOR CORNER

Full 4-hedroom house on u acre ground
beautifully Handicapped and with > large
porcheS. lear garage, maids room and
bath, automatic heat. Modern in every
way. Priced way below the cost Call j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN Met | AZ until Q d IN
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o08 Ath s.. NV.

, rooms, kitchen and bath. electric
refrigeration -----------S37,50
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z. MARBURY STAMP 8 co.
gig Southern Building Dist. S151
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COLORED-FLATS.

Bird Me- RIM. DRESS
ing rm. kit, bath. S35: . rms. kit. bath
Gan Natl $500
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BAKER REALTY Co. DIST. 1911.
COLORED, ATTENTION.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored any condition. E. A.
BARRY, 3439 14th st. NV. Col. 6OS6
HOUSES FOR RENTAL PURPOSES: WILL
pay all cash; no commission. MRS. H. NJ
EARLY. 1858 Fairmont st. NV. Adams
CASH. TO u RIM. HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame. white or colored, D. c. only. A.
FISCHER. $50 18th st. NV Natl. 1928.
CASH PURCHASER FOR SMALL HOME IN
ne or Sc: $500 to $1,000. See HARRY
E GLADMAN, 30S Pa. ave. Sc. Line. O346
TO s RMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE:
only E A. CARNEY. Dist. 450S. Eve
and Sun. &c. $500. 1926 Vt. ave.
3 BEDRMS. LIBRARY. TREES. GOOD
sized ground. Pref. Oh. CHI. Md. only:
ranging in price from S13. 1000 to S2OO00
owners only. Wisconsin $40. MR.. SANS.
CASH FOR HOUSES UNDER $4,000: IN
vestment properties. E; w. BAILEY. Adams
41S6. Mail. 1875 Meridian pl. NV
WE HAVE BUYERS FOR D. C. HOUSES
brick or frame. white or colored. tenants
not disturbed. Call or write Mr.. Conner.
14O5 Eye St. Natl. 1853.
Evenings. Atlantic 270.,
GET MY PRICE BEFORE YOU SELL.
/ personally will pay cash for your D. c.
1924 Vermont ave National 44s2
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
C. property if the price is right. Frame or
brick, large or small: condition immaterial
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos No. Cap. Realtor. Natl 0S7S.
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Cool Roof Garden
Near Conn. Ave. & S
The Cordovo,
10Th 3 Florida Ave. NV.

4 rooms. kit. and bath; refrigera-
ton and light included in rent;
quiet surroundings. switchboard,
elevator. Resident MANAGER
$500
l room and bath---------$27.50
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Carlton Terrace,
1373 chamnIain 81. NV.
l43Q g s.. NE.

2 rooms. kitchen. bath, rear porch,
cleo. refrigeration--------S40,0 90
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE -ARTIST'S HOME. 2 BED
rooms. maids room, studio. screen. porch
garden, ANTIQUE maple furn. Frigidaire;
gar; IL months; $S5. Wisconsin 6ll4.
Gu; CH.-DET.. CLEAN COOL, DELIGHT
fully furn.. u rm.. bath porches; cleo. refg.
mSul.; June l5-Sept Is. Woodey 1881 .
WELL-FURNISHED HOME. GREENWICH
Forest. Bethesda Md bedrooms, 3,
paths, double garage maids room and
path. CAMERON, shade trees: Screened-in
porch. Available Immediately to responsible
party. Call Dupont 4Sl0.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-OWNER'S HOME. -
year lease; 500 mo-; badminton double
garage, fruit, sleeping porch. Emer. 9l4l.
44o3 STANFORD ST CHEVY CHASE
Md rms, bath: nicely furn.: summer
ATTRACTIVELY FURN. RMS FOR SUM-
mer, or 3 bedrmS. and sun parlor; over
looking Rock Creek Park; garage. 1877
!nelesde ter. NV.
FINE CONVENIENT NV. LOCATION.
Modern 6-room brick home. , screened
porches. nicely furnished: oil heat; new
condition; yard. garage. Natl ss15.
5625 sth ST. NW-COMPLETELY FUR
nlShed, six rooms. bath with shower. base
ment storage; near public and parochial
schools churches. stores and transporta-
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl 9797.