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The Washington times., 1939-01-09

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ED SULLIVAN
BY ED SULLIVAN
Looking Glass
HOLLYWOOD. Jan 2

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coog sweet nohngs into Virginia Langdons caoias
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would turned out the best product and the most
asiSs1 a%S Wo Sis third e9nd o course ae s
cudes walt disney homers every goes the
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handing cigars to ceebrae the arrival Of Sir sorE june
Lang with m Hal Bonch n @ she Looks 5 10 a like n Jack
clan)' expect the heir or heress in June
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wkea ak In @ the next ss @ another pair
odeF Bob Murphy
Ray Bolgers Rita helped Dolly
c9nne pack the ~ @ gifts The The Pick M BE Brn
Honolulu I'''''''' '''''''''
CarOle Lombard with the Andy Devnes Mrs Norman Taurog
DsH at bs he Brew be
raves brother Bin and Eleanor Hansen item
chatting with Betty Cradle after the sptp stories hit
Mix with AL Newman Elizabeth Cook with Mack Gordon who
should get diet will hold him Observation
Nothing that looks completely Dah Tournament of Roses
float the after the parade.
Exhibits the at New York included pictures
at with President Roosevets lad That's why picture
with casual acquaintance Believe
Gone With the Wind started within the week I'm glad
hiding behind
If she's smart she won't wear them, most movie stars
found that glasses squnt lines The George
Marshals in town It's girl at the Otis Blacks, of The
Washington Times.
William and 10y start "The Thin
turns" Biggest moneymakng teams in this town,
% Asae and Rogers 90 Jeanette Macdonald and Nelson
Margaret Lindsay Abbott have decided be
The office has okayed Yes My Darling
Daughter which was supposed to be loaded with dynamite
Crawford exiting Victor Hugo with Charlie Martin
orchids the cheoom girl Larry Sperber Eiotts
kid brother married u c. L. A. coed Add oddities When
Hills at the OF
Alfred E. Smith, California Republican biggie Keep eye
Connie Moore Johnny Macho Next step in the edy
budup will with Robert Taylor Spencer
will characterization of Thomas Edison
Hughes alternating between Marlene Dietrich and Olivia
De Havand Arie Stebbns showing golf grip to Adophe
Menjou. Menjou swinging his head approvingy
The Washington times., 1939-01-09

A nationwide search for new
motion picture talent was an
nounced today by Jesse L. Lasky.
1t will take the form Of
quest titled Gateway to Holly
wood"
The hunt will extend to every
city, town and rural area in the
United States. Girls between
the ages of II and % and young
men from 81 to q are eligible.
There are no other restrictions
save that applicants must have
no contractural obligations to
prevent them from carrying out
provisions OF the talent search.
Applicants may be amateurs
or professionals, although it is
emphasized that good looks and
native talent are primary requi-
sites not to be outWeighed by
finish and experience.
Top-flight casting directors
and RKO radios ace talent
scouts, assisted by a local Wash
ington committee composed of
the motion picture and dra-
matte editors of the five Wash
ington newspapers, Andrew R.
Kelley, Times; Nelson B. Bell,
Post; Jay Carmody. Star;
Betty Hynes, Herald, and Kath-
arine Hillyer, of the News, will
make preliminary selections on
the basis of photographs and
information contained in ques-
tionnaires filled out by appli-
cantS.
Washington has been desig-
mated as a regional key center.
All local applicants as well as
those from nearby cities, such
as Baltimore, Richmond and
Norfolk that are selected will
The Washington times., 1939-01-09
'Beochcomber'
Due Feb. 10

"The Beachcomber," the new
comedy starring Charles Laugh
ton, has beein booked as the at
traction at Warner Bros. Earle
Theater for the week of Febru-
ary 10, according to word from
General Zone Manager John J.
Payette.
Following it's American pre-
miere at the Rivoli Theater, New
York, the day before Christmas.
"The Beachcomber received no
tices such as were accorded to
few pictures in 1898. 1t is the
first production released by May
flower Films, producing unit re-
Gently formed by Laughton and
Erich Pommer.
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MOVIE
CLOCK

CAPITOL-Louis Haywa ard,
Duke of West Point" 1915
a. M, ITO, 4:O5, 7, 9::55 p. m.
Stage, 1915, 3:15, 6:10, 9:05
p. m.
PALACE-Nelson Eddy, Sweet
hearts," 1885 a. m, 2:10,
4:40, 7:10, $40 p. m.
COLUMBIA-Janet Gaynor, Ro-
land Young, young in Heart"
1l:45 a. M, 1:45, 3:45, 5:45,
7:45, 9:45 p. m.
EARLE-Bing Crosby, Paris
Honeymoon" IL a. M, 1:45,
4:30, 7:15, 1905 p. m. Stage,
12:40, 3:25, 6:15, 8 p. m.
METROPOLITAN - Boris Kar-
loft, Devils Island" 11:55
a. M, 1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 1855,
9:55 p. m.
r. X. o. KEITH'S - Chester
Morris, Pacific Liner" 1925
a. m. ITO, 2:55, 4:40, 6:25
$40, 9:55 p. m.
TRANS-LUX-NeWs and shorts,
latest March of Time" 10
a. m. to midnight. Shows, IS
minutes.
LITTLE-"Edge of the World" :"
II a. M, ITO, 800, $50, 7:45
9::55 p. m. Adventures of
Chico" 1920, 2:30, 4:45,
6:55, 9:05 p. m.
BELAS co Sacha Guitry,
"Story Of a Cheat" Ais, sos,
8, $3.50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1939-01-09

the critics award for best act
ing. female and James Gag
ney, whose Rocky Sullivan in
Angels With Dirty Faces won
the honors in the male division,
contributed character bits from
the anointed movies. Both JUS
titled their scrolls.
The Citadel" voted best pic
ture of the year, brought out
Robert Donat in London, and
the voices of Director King
Vidor and Rosalind Russell from
Hollywood, with gracious mes
SageS of thanks.
I never could see Grand IL
lusion" dS the best foreign made
picture of 1898, and nothing I
heard from France last night
changed that opinion Give me
Three On a Week End" or TO
the Victor" on any screen. How
ever, I was born in Maine, and
it may be the Maine-Vermont
obstinacy o. a New Dealer find
inc expression.
In my humble Judgment, the
most fantastically overrated pic
lures of 1888 were Grand Illu-
sion" and You Can't Take 1t
With You"
HOLLYWOOD'S POOR
Hollywood began last night
the creation of a foundation for
the aged and INDECENT of the in
dustry, $4,000 each week 60
ing to Motion Picture Relief
Fund, which plans a national
home
Proceeds will come from a
half-hour weekly radio program
in which members of the Screen
Actors Guild, directors, writer's
and producers contribute their
talent and services.
Sunday nights inaugural was
snappy program which intro
duced Joan Crawford, Jack
Benny Judy Garland. Reginald
Gardiner. Ralph Morgan and a
good band for a lively 80 min
uteS.
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Kinks Band at
The eHoWord

Classed as redrhot sizzling
ensemble of merry mad music
makers, Andy Kirk and his
clouds of joy takes over the
stage of the Howard Theater
for the second big week of 1889.
AS a special added attraction
Chiffon and Thomas, inter-
national dance sensations, CO.
star with the Kirk outfit, and
really wake T Street up.
Andy" Kirk, the sultan of
syncopation, is a master Of
smooth, intriguing and con-
tagious rhythm, is one of the
most talented sepia musicians in
the country. He studied under
Wherefore Whiteman, father of
the redoubtable Paul, and in
1886 his recording of Until the
Real Thing Comes Along"
crossed over 5000 sales, Decca's
top record for the year.
With this aggregation is
Americas tan mistress of the
ivories," Mary Lou Williams,
and golden-throated Pha Terrell,
a special couple of rare talents.
The world-famed dance duo,
Chiffon and Thomas, lay true
claim to peak distinction in col
ored stage circles, having starred
in a top spot for AL Jolson's
Wonder Bar" Their more re-
cent hit success came in the
rnie-Winchel film, Love and
Hisses." At the Howard their
routine comprises hit bits from
musical comedy and pictures.
The Washington times., 1939-01-09
Actor Starts Work
In Kissing Scenes

Kent Taylor, who had never
worked on the Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer lot until he was cast in
-Four Girls In White" with
Florence Rice, spent his entire
first morning at the studio kiss
ing and being kissed by Ann
Rutherford. 1t was Director
Sylvan Simon's way of putting
the actor at ease after he had
confessed that he was a bit ner-
vous. "Hospitableness is our
motto" explained Simon. The
kissing, of course, was done in
front of the camera and was
part of the script.
The Washington times., 1939-01-09

40 per cent to Noel Coward and
his coprOducer and manager,
John c. Wilson, rs per cent to
the Shuberts' Harry A. Kaufman,
(who held a prior contract for
the Lille services, rs per cent
to the Lunts and 10 per cent
to Producer Max Gordon. All
Beatrice gets is a nice fat salary
check, plus a percentage of the
gate receipts if they run above
a certain fixed figure, which
they are likely to do this week
at the National Theater.
RADIO GETS KEN MURRAY
When Ken Murray, the ener.
getic Emcee who whips pace
into the Earle's stage show this
week, bounced down into the
aisle Friday for customer gag,
he violated one of the strict Pay
cite rules that confines the en-
tertairIment to the stage But
OOA4A4S 4A C4 oS SOl ouN4I q laugh
out Of the business, he received
a permit to continue it Idea
is not new, goes away back to
Raymond Hitchcock's "Hitchy
Koo," but it's celloph ane
wrapped for today's glitterbugs
and jitterbugs Comedian
Murray flies back to HOLLYWOOD
after the Thirteenth Street en-
gagement, to become a radio
emcee on the Texaco program,
opening on the networks Janu-
ary 18, introduced by Eddie Can
tor Then a picture for Uni
verSal Talent scout for Para
mount caught the Earle'S show
Friday, rendered Gene Austin
and Murray a contract for
Paramount on Broadway for the
same act they are doing here,
jointly Also wants them for
The Washington times., 1939-01-09

never grows tiresome and makes
one want to see her again and
again. Hinda's music and
gowns are blended into several
colorful specialities that are pre-
sented in typical NASSAU man
ner.
1t is a pleasure to report that
the comedy element of the revue
is topnotch in every respect.
Harry Connolly and Max Fur
man head the laugh parade and
are given able assistance by
Alma Maiben, Herbert Barris,
and Charley Schultz.
One of the real highlights on
the bill is Peggy st. Clair's ac-
robatic dancing.
The show boasts a fine singer
in Miss Vickie McNeely, whose
voice adds much to the ballet
numbers. The chorus is one of
the most youthful and prettiest
seen here this season.-T. j. R.
The Washington times., 1939-01-09
Capitol Gets
Jack Benny

A surprise party" is going
to take place on the stage of
LoeW's Capitol on Friday.
It's going to be a rousing
roundup of fun and stars and,
together with the new musical
comedy screen feature. Artists
and Models Abroad" will offer
Washingtonians the biggest
girly, whirly whooperoo in
years.
Surprise No. l will be Jose
phine Huston, the very attrac-
tive and very talented vocalist
of musical comedy and radio
renown.
Surprise No. 2 will be the
comedy team of Benny Ross
and Maxine Stone, two old IA
vorites who will attempt to
prove that a rolling stone
gathers no Ross.
Third in the list of surprises
will be those two handsome
youngsters, Maurice and Betty
Whalen, Americas youngest
adagio team.
And winding up the surprise
party will be "a eye-filling sur
priseS, the Chester Hale Capt.
tol Comets in freshly rehearSed
dance routines.
Surprise Party" has been
especially planned by Producer
Gene Ford and Capitol Mana
ger Howard Burkhardt and,
when it is presented, starting
Friday. it promises to be ex,
actly what its title implies it
will be.
The Washington times., 1939-01-09
I WO FeQtures
At Little

Returning to the regular pol
icy of full-week runs following
completion of the International
Cinema Festival program, the
Little Theater this week is pre-
senting Edge of the World" a
new British film, and The Ad-
ventures of Chico" which was
shown for two days during the
festival. The Ninth Street house
thereby combines two of the
The Washington times., 1939-01-09
dOWOssQu
At C0yety

This weeks revue at the Gay
ETY. is entitled Hindu Bellies"
and has as its star Hinda Was
sau, one of the most popular
personalities to ever appear at
this theater.
Miss NASSAU is still the same
blonde, dynamic, and charm
ing person seen so many times
before, yet possessing that
quality of performance that
The Washington times., 1939-01-09

SOME GOOD ADVICE
He was unanimously cited for
"Best Direction" an honor that
makes WaShingtonians look for
ward with considerable interest
to The Lady VanisheS," release
date on F Street, as a Twentieth
Century-FoX choice booking.
Mr.. Hitchcock further urged a
continual flow Of pictorial ideas
on the screen, the creation of
new production boundaries. and
the breaking away from the
The Washington times., 1939-01-09
Gle a min g S
and
Screenings
BY Andrew R. Kelley

In the hanGsacross-the-sea radio program which came
through the IouS last night the New York Motion
Picture Critics Circle made their annual awards Director AL
fred Hitchcock. from Picadily urged industry slogan
"Weve Got to Keep En- Awake in the Movies.
1t struck listener excellent platform for WRITER'S
directors and 1888 produced too features
that induced sumber parade to the exits
Mr. Hitchcock singled for decoration because his
contribution the 1888 output called "The Lady Vanishes
while epocha in story conceptions arfuy directed
mystery take that used device Of the and all the
resources of the studio make sspen>eful movie.
The Washington times., 1939-01-09

practice of following slavish con-
vention, in writing and direction.
(Al, my dear Alfred, you have
something there, definitely
If I may say so, the program
for all of its stars, and celebri-
ties, with Dudley Nichols as mas
ter of ceremonies, and Critic
Howard Barnes foreword, was
dull and stodgy. 1t tried to en-
compass too much in the space
of 80 minutes, leaving the i'm
preston it was hurried, and
Watching the clock.
Margaret SULLIVAN, W hose
work in Three Comrades" won
The Washington times., 1939-01-09
KELLEYGRAMS

Palsie-walsies are Noel Cow
ard and the Lunts, hence it is
no surprise to discover that
Alfred and Lynn have a tidy
piece of the new Beatrice Lille
musical, "Set to Music" tuning
up here this week prior to
Broadway AS a matter of
fact the prodution is split up
The Washington times., 1939-01-09

a Paramount short to be made
at Astoria These commit
ments forced Actor Murray to
decline a bid for the Presidents
Birthday Celebration here on
January 30 Last year he
Emceed the $25 gold plate
breakfast at the Carlton which
closed the Whoopee.
VALUE OF EXPERIENCE
Success of the current Earle
show is an argument for the
experienced Emcee. or one who
has a chance to fit his material
to the Specialties E. Gene Aus
tin and the comedian worked
together first at Philadelphia,
and it was the singers sugges-
tlon to Mons. Payette that
clinched the joint booking here
-. Murray has Seats Powell
as a comedy aide, and his show
manShip builds up the Scat
Rhythm" singer into a show
stopping act Most of the
touring EmCeeS are compelled
to frame their introductories,
and devise comedy business for
the running routine, after they
arrive, usually with only one
rehearsal All of which &C.
counts for the average haphaz-
ard Emceelng, conceived at
moments notice, and playing
that way So here's HipHip-
Murray and a show that sets
a 1889 tip-top standard for the
so more that are coming to
shoot at.
tETE SMITH WOOED
The Uptown Theater has COM
pleted arrangements for free
parking privileges to customers,
and hopes it will hypo business
-. Hear tell that Sinclair Lewis
will step out of the star-acting
role in his own play, angela
Is 22," in favor of some Equity
member who knows more about
1t Philip Merrivale was in
vited to look over the play and,
If he liked it, to take over the
No. l dressing room. The Yates
sisters Jerry, Carol and Lynn j.,
have a new dance routine, in.
spired by Great Waltz" and
called "Viennese Nights" .Spe-
cial music for the terpSichorean
speciality was written by Barnee,
of the Shoreham, and the new
dance, with its lifting musical
arrangement, is expected to be
christened on the Birthday Ball
program Another star possibiI.
ity for the Jasuary 30 big night
in Washington is Pete Smith,
of the MetrO-GOldwyn Mayer
short features, and cOmmenta.
tor, who is this departments
undiSputed champion in the
field of abbreviated celIuloids, OF
| embroidery, for the features.
The Washington times., 1939-01-09
Reduces Gable

Clark Cables hoofing for
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer'S Idiots
Delight" took off 10 pounds. The
star Is down to 1872.
The Washington times., 1939-01-09
Lamar, Pidgeon Step

Hedy Lamar and Walter
Pidgeon dance a combination of
the Lambeth Walk and La Con.
ga in Metro Goldwyn.Mayer'S II
Take This Woman"
Evening star., 1939-04-02
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(cnntinied

APT HOUSE, UNITS OF 3 RMS. Krr,
bath each. Janltor's quarters: steam heat;
$4,000 yearly rental Can be bought for
rental section Of ne. Call Georgia 1928
VERY SUBSTANTIAL NEW BRICK
building. containing 18 rooms and 4 baths.
with large concrete rear porches: auto
matte oil-burninR furnace and a thermo-
stat in each apartment In less than 2
years about S2.5OO.0OO worth Of homes
in this immediate r,eishborhood. Annual
rent. $3.50 Price. $4,000. BOSS a.
PHELPS. 1417 X ST NV NATL. $500
Evening star., 1939-04-02
ACREAGE FOR SALE.
(Continuedl

ON UNIVERSITY LANE NEAR INTERsEC-
ton Riggs I'd; 3k acres level land. ideal
homesite: reasonably priced. C. M.
PLUNKERT National O652.
$3.50 BUYS BEAUTIFUL 2Ks-ACRE HOME
site on State road. Burke. Va. 1s miles
from d. c.
S25 Cash SIS Per Month.
OWNER. Oxford 2O1O.
NORTH WALDORF-WOODED TRACTS.
Morgantown Bridge. Ideal for tourists.
poultry or other business and home sites.
Conv. to stores. schools. churches. A few
tracts 15O-ft. frontage by scott depth, at
1855. Committing distance.
90 ACRES. on State road. I5 miles from
D. C.: part timber. Excellent land and
location: $1,000
49,, acres, all timber: high elevation:
IA miles out: S395.
acres. in Glenmont. 4 miles from Sill
yer Spring: fronting on pike: S1.15O
THE Maryland REALTY
D15 10th st. NV Natl SOg5
Evening star., 1939-04-02
FARMS FOR SALE.
lCnnfinued

4 FINE LITTLE FARM ON HARD ROAD.
to to-, the center Of washington; a acres. ever
flowing stream; buildings nearly new; small
cottage with eleS. and running water; ali
house for 800 layers: variety Of fruit and
peach orchard in bearing: S6,500 with
Asawa sehssds Md
ROCKVILLE SECTION. .57 ACRES. II
acres under cultivation. balance in hard
wood. has large 7-room Colonial home, prac-
tically new. servants quarters. large barns
Will make terms for quick sale or consider
city property or building lots in trade Call
North 1908 or inquire 2377 r. I. ave. ne.
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
STOCK sa eheses "a farm Due or ass
$50 ef these places for sale including some
and range from o acres to 5000: Most Of
and hem on are aHd hn Ioa ss ee Fl HTR
Annsndalei Fairfax County. Va. at the end
Goumea haareu pike sou Phone r..
tClosed sundavs)
VALUABLE ESTATE AND STOCK FARM.
Co.; c0nvenient ven to country and hunt clubs
nese a m sae psee O. Of real mG dsne
grass. viii carry and house 200, head
streams. Old 12-room homestead 2 baths
hot,,water heat and electric lights, fine
ge and Prg wat9r doe vel haded nh0
Farm, formerly valued at $3.50 600. now
PRICED At half that figure, with easy terms.
oPERATP 9H DEL1GHTFUL rs I've ON
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500.
40 ACRES 7-RooM DWELLING. ELEC
| acreage can be purchased. Price, S4.250.
30 acres, 15O-y-. old homestead, old Eng
lish lockwood. Price $1,000.
l.o-acre tobacco farm. necessary tenant
houses and barn. Price. $1,000
75-acre fertile farm. large and comfort
able house. shade shrubhery ard lawn; on
State road in good social section
HENRY L: NORRIS Upper Marlboro. Md
Good land. II "a sc4ss AcRfs ligDer. 200 bearing
ioo sEop. 7-room dWeIiing; G Electricity: iisy
$4,000: terms. ERWIN REALTY CO. call
Hyattsville 765. evenings Greenwood 1891 i.
Il ACRES ST 800.
Near Laurel fertile. clear. fenced; g.
branch bra for stock. Bargain, $3.50 down.
CHICKEN IHSiis FARM. IL miles northeast. 10
acres. highly cultivated new Broom house:
Is5 chickens. ducks, euineas. with equip
elec. TRANSFORMATIONS: taxes S13 Price
$4,000. Act today for a paying business.
- ACRES NEAR RIVERDALE Sl45O
80 acres near Beverly Beach on Mayo rd..
So. $50. Value shows increase
SEAT PLEASANT-5 acres 5-room
frame and barn 81 500; near bus. schools;
rich soil; bargain
j, HARRIS ROGERS.
HyattSVllle 4G:}. Ewes. Greenwood 3232
Office Opec Sunday
al'4 A.. S RMS. BATH, ELEC., WATER
pumping. new gar. barn. etc garden
planted: fine hunting and fishing: S350O
COTTAGE on Lake jackson; m. l.: $500;
$3.50 down bal mo-
property.
WHITMoRE e. HIXsON
md floor. Peoples Natl. Bank Building.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Continued
LOW-COST HOUSES.

Inv xxOO1CO.
Much has been written. more said. and
little done about low-cost houses. BY low
cost we mean houses that can be paid
for on terms of $500 cash and $35 month,
" including principal interest. taxes and
insurance. New. 5 rooms, bath, cellar,
hardwood floors; elec. bus; tel; spacious
grounds: $3.95O. To INSPECT; gross cross Ne Me-
to Columbia pike and only trafic light; ut;
left. MARTIN T. WEBB g. SON AMMAN
dale. We. Ph. Alex. s76-W-3 or S16-W-l2.
SEE PINECREST.
AN ATTRACTIVE PLACE FOR YOUR
HOME IN Va; JUST 81 20 ,IM1i% MINS FROM
QUIET, CLEAN.
y TO 3 ACRES. S4oO TO $1,000.
Drive out Columbia pike Z miles, to sign
turn left z mile to propertyfs Sor frsnds place you
Vernon M. Lynch & Sons,
Owner and Developer.
Alex S39-W2 Any time Except Sunday.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

CNE-sToRY BRICK STORE ON x ST
5 5 room house. Mr. CRAWFoRD. Met.
G-RooM A. MODERN HOUSE IN NV AS
AGENTS. Box lola, Star
(? MILES FROM WHITE HOUSE ON LEE
hienwS f,erngSor, Il acref Iexaco station and
prop. for Dist. prop. Falls ca. l7l1.
< RMS. AND BATH. a5 ACRES: IN WEN
ns ns va; NV. heat. elec.: fruit. shade,
Arlington or D: 6. home. . r. COTTON
fax 94-J-ll.
~ AC, CALF. ADJ. OH. WELL. FOR
property here or yacht. ALLEN. 1850 10th
Chain Bridge. Little Falls: lot 5Oxl40; near
bus and trolley; 5-r. center hall. :, porches
md fl. unfinished: space for 3 r. in base
ment cost $4,000: quick sale non-resi-
for property Columbia. s. C. Select list in
and out D, c.: state what you have and
wish N. E, RYoN CO. l.l6 N Y. ave.
NEAR FREDERICK; MD. : BEAUTIFUL
erty. S T HICKMAN G9O:s 5th st. NV
TWO .FOUR-FAMILY sEMI-DETACHED
apis; fully rented. VIII exchange equity
o2 G va Sear Ss e Ma neaF5y Sa Nd
46 R ST N.E.-s ROOMS. . B, F. KIT.
Yvacssnt; like new: oil heat, Many extras.
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.
io-room house large lot; price greatly
reduced miehi consider smaller place or
Greenwood 1857 w