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I.ya iSs. Warmers sentimental
find. takes = FIVE msie walk
through the Hollywood hills every
day.
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Inep.essibIe Mickey Rooney
Again Violently h Love
Has riH Win s~ssskss1 end 1,srstsp AIlseisn y
sesssiisl seksslsssehsr n rka ~ Seventh n NJ
Hssdy Fsmay sss;su Jsdss Sch = rfoshh

The Hardy family takes fling 1T fe both ransentx -
dramatic in The seventh al the rnpuxr SERIES "Anr Harry
Gets Spring Fever opening Wednesday - he Mask -
fhesfer
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AIR-BRAINED

Mare: Wilson: Il don't like air
planes. I'd rather be down here
on good old vice versa
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BttF MOI ~ - Robert Donat
and Greer Carson IN Goodbye.
Mr.. CHIPS" IL 40, AIS $50,
7So. 1905.
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new PROPOSAL
GIVEN POLAND.
GREAT BRITAIN

Prime Minister Neville Cham
beriain's announcement of an i'm
portant increase in British army
strength was made coincident with
new proposals 10 Poland for mill
tary cooperation against German
aggression. II was understood to-
day.
Increase Of the territorial army,
corresponding TO the American Ma
tional Guard. meant that Great
Britain was providing for a force
of 1000. 900 trained men who could
be put into action at once in event
OF war These would include the
regular army. the terr1torisls -
now TO total $4,000 men instead
OF 100 600 and reservists
Col. josef Beck, Polish foreign
minister. Is due here for an official
visit Monday. and il was believed
he would discuss a firm military
understanding in talks with Cham
berlain and Niscount Halifax, for
eign secretary.
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Ell ROPE

Europe's path toward peace
twisted tortuously today. In
France Premier Edouard Dala-
dier's speech refusing to cede
an inch of soil to ltaly's mod
ern empire in the Mediter-
ranean, but calling upon the
Fascists to clarity their eco
nomic claims, was viewed as
leaving the door open for ne
gotiation of the quarrel be-
tween the two powers.
In Italy Fascists believed Dalai
der had made negotiations almost
impossible BY refusing 10 make the
first move toward a settlement.
and Premier Benito MussolIni
shouted 10 a cheering throng at
Cosenza that italy would never
remain prisoner in the Medi-
terranean'
Mussolini called an additional
$50 900 men TO the oolors boosting
the total OF armed fofCeS close 20
million. before leaving on tour
OF CalabriS
Britain Takes Action
There was little progress toward
solution Of the quarrel over oomi-
nance in the Mediterranean. A
period OF buster and defiance from
both Italy and France appeared TO
have been opened, with France
temporary dictatorial government
rafting the sword loudly enough
To drown out the echo OF Fascist
u,ilitarists from across the Alps.
In Great Britain the govern
ment of Prime Minister Neville
Chamberlain was rapidly drawing
more clearly a line on which the
Democratic bloc will be ready TO
fight. There still are many vague
spots on that chalk line. but the
British cabinets action In provid-
ing for an armed force Of almost
8 million trained men 10 be ready
sox action IN event Of war Will
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sense of color and rhythm. She
dresses tsstefully and neatly and
10 very particular as TO her gen.
eral appearance.
MASCULINE WRITING
Below
Methodical by nature. he sys-
tematizes his work with precise
accuracy. He is observant and
very exacting as to details. In
dustrious and intelligent, he per.
forms his work thoroughly; neat
ness and order are predominatins
factors. He il inclined to take
himself and life generally too seri-
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Italy and France Growing
After Speech by Daladier

ring through Europes capitals
more ominously than dozen radio
speeches on the shores of the
Mediterranean
Poland l. Puzzle
Almost all of Europe is on
wartime footing. Germany has
her standing army al around a
million. France is pouring daily
thousand more of Europe's finest
troops into the German frontier
defenses. Italy's mobilization Of
reserves has been quiet but steady
since the first of the year.
Poland and Rumania have mobi-
hzed frontier reserves or strength
ened gsrrsons in danger spots.
Hungary is unofficialiy at war.
Even little Switzerland mas looked
TO her border Notifications
One Of Britain's chief worries at
present is Poland. and the visit Of
Col. Josef Beck. Polish foreign
minister. TO London and Paris next
week may be vitality important.
Poland so far has refused 10 come
INTO the British-led front aimed at
Adolf Hitler. but has limited she
might do so Il assured Of military
support.
Franco Affected
There are persistent reports that
Britain will make such proposals
for military aid 10 Poland in event
Of German aggression against her
Such a move-creauon
Of = military alliance against the
would almost force other
secondary powers Of Europe TO
choose their sides in the struggle
between the democracies and the
dictators.
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JEWS LEAVING
DANzIC CITY
POLISH CORRIDOR

Jews are fleeing from Danzig
in fear this free city of 1000
population and 500 square miles
will fall into the hands Of Adolf
Hitler.
The Jewish community today is
negotiating to send a group of so
children to England as the next
step in evacuation of the entire
Jewish population, except aged
men and women.
Almost S. 500 have left since 1888
and the $500 remaining have re-
doubled their efforts to leave since
the Nazis destroyed Czechoslovakia
and annexed Mcneil and began to
make threatening gestures toward
Danzig
About 1000 Jews are expected
10 migrate in the next few months.
The plight of those who re-
main will be similar to the
fate of the Jews in Germany,
regardless Of whether or when
the reich moves to recover
Danzig. All of the main anti
Jewish legislation introduced
by Hitler in Germany is in
effect in the pro-Nazi regime
now controlling the free city.
Three months ago lawyers and
doctors not classed as Aryans
were ordered to cease practice.
Jewish skilled workers and clerks
have gradually been squeezed out
of their jobs. as Danzig firms get
orders to "Aryanize" their organi-
cations. Only few Jewish shops
remain open. Only few mer-
chants whose business is important
to the port have been permitted to
trading.
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A~-x-
z~EN1
A~Z~
<A~~H1

In the above specimen OF writ
ing, can you determine the sex Of
each writer? The similarity of the
two samples may be confusing,
but. II you hook closely. you can
discover certain differences - the
formation Of the capital ct the
terminals, and the spacing.
The close resemblance in the
above writing illustrates how diff
ficult II il to distinguish between
the sexes. Though the writing
may appear similar. each has its
own individualistic traits.
Let w see what each sample
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I'm Clark Gable. I'd like
to get marriage license"
He gave his age as 3S. Miss
Lombard said she was 30 and
an actress.
The clerk drove with them to
the Rev. Engle's rectory The
young minister called in his wife,
and went next door for Howard
Cate. mathematics teacher IN the
kingman high school. Gable and
Miss Lombard sat in the rectory
parlor, whispering.
After the Methodist marriage
service, Gable kissed his bride.
No, | didn't kiss her, much as
I would have liked to-" said Chief
Witness Cate. But they promised
to send me an autographed pic
ture."
Cate said Gable, the real-life
bridegroom. was not Gable. the
sophisticated lover of the screen.
They were quite lovey-dovey,"
he said.
~ INV
for Miss Lombard, who di-
vorced Actor William Powell,
and the third marriage for
Gable.
His first wife WAS Josephine
Dillon Gable. dramatics
coach who took the awkward
telephone linesman and made
an actor out of him.
His second was Mrs. Maria
(Rhea) Langham Gable,
wealthy Texas widow, 10
wears his senior, who divorced
him March :.
The famous Gable-Lombard ro-
nance began at film colony
party six months after Gable left
his wife. Ii was an "all-white"
party, and Miss Lombard wore
red. Gable danced with her all
evening.
Since then they have been con-
slant companions.
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DUCE RESTATES
SUEz DEMANDS
ITALY

Premier Benito MuSsolini told A
cheering crowd in the great Lictor
square AZ Cosenzs. Italy. today
that Italy would not remain a
prisoner in the Mediterranean and
that its claim TO special conces-
Sions. as regards Suez canal. had
10 be satisfied.
Praising the defeat Of bolshe-
vism In the Spanish civil war and
the role Italians played in it.
Hussolini said Italy vas ready TO
stand up for her claims. Speeches
ere only words II they are not ac-
companied by acts" he said.
Then. in what his hearers took
as reference to Frances attitude
on his aspirations MussolIni
pounded his right fist on the stone
railing OF the government build
ing balcony from which he spoke
and said.
"Pscts or no diplomatic
pacfs, we viii never resign
ourselves to remaining prison
ers In the Mediterranean"
Mussolini arrived this morning
on tour Of Calsbria. during which
he was expected 10 make several
speeches bearing on the refusal Of
Premier Edouard Daladier OF
France 10 take the first step in
Freneh-Italian negotiations.
As Mussolini left Rome by spec
ial train last night, 100000 men
OF the classes of 1918 and 1919
the entire 1918 class and one third
OF the 1919 class reporting
for army duty.
The $50 900 men whom Mussolini
called TO the colors so 900 OF the
1918 class and 10000 of the 1919
class-were moving to their bar
racks even before he left Rome.
They carried banners In
scribed "Tunisia- ID jibOutiSuex
Canal" The Mediterranean IL
ours" and "More cannons,
more batticships, more air
planes" They were given uni
forms and sent by train TO
their destinations.
The men are those born in 1918
and the first four months OF 1919.
II was understood their call was a
normal one for this time of year.
and that they had received notifi-
cations OF their liability for train
ing service several weeks ago.
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NATIONALISTS IN
WHOLE CONTROL


Nationalist troops marched on
on key cities Of Republican Spain
TO take charge in the name Of
CenerAliasimo Francisco Franco.
They passed. on the roads, col
umns Of Republican troops on the
way to concentration camps.
Republican troops had sur
rendered by tens Of thousands
a. all remaining fronts in
eastern, central and southern
Spain, and there WAS no report
d fighting anywhere TO con-
tradtct the nationalist an
nouncement that the civil war
WA over.
Franco ordered leaders of the
falangist spanish fsscis,) organ
ikation to concentrate in Madrid
today, and he was expected to
name new leaders for Madrid and
ether former republican centers.
Along with the occupation
troops, columns OF nationalist
trucks were sent to former repub-
Ncan cities In ali zones with food
and cigareta
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Me,ss vA!JRo .Mol
Dea't Sleep When
eas Crowds Heart

s.s. 80 ~ "a ;ffg s .% ss:
y ira; To let quick rehsf you must get
Q0uDLB ACTION. You must rshevs The
GAA Yea mus clear tAs bovei.. Adierisa
= ~ What you need bscsuss IL sets On the
QeQQsA and BOTH bovel.. AdIsrika 10
- opal GAS CsthaFsio that ouiehly and
ORotl0 clear the hsvels al waste matter that
0Ay have eaussd GAS RLOATISC, sour
oe0QrA. aes0isn niehss and indigestion for
osa1As. Adlafka rsbsvss stomach gas almost
= 80. Adluikp uusally sess on the boveh
- sshs. Adlsnks doe rot erips, y noA
- fRniag. Get esazins Adlsrka today.
= u ieadine dr,lxgista. ~ tAdv1
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ously. A little relaxation now and
then would prove beneficial.
He has no vicious traits and
very few selfish ones. He is do
mestioated and his home life would
be peaceful and harmonious. The
writer is naturally inclined to
mathematics and would be sue
cessful either in auditing or ac-
countancy.
The principles governing the
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80 CCC Camps Will
Operate in State
ARLINGTON

WASHINGTON - Thirty-nint
Civilian Conservation Corps camps
will be operated in Washington
state Apr1l l 10 Sept. 30. Director
Robert Fechner Of the CCC ar
nounced TO-DAY.
approximately 800 young men
will be employed during the six
months period Fifteen camps will
be situated IN national forests and
two new camps will be opened.
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They had motored there secretly
in Cables white roadster had been
married in Engle's Methodist
church chapel before two wit
nesses. and. after the phone call.
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a. 49, DO s~-G WIZ 49,

In distinguishing
however certain fundamental principles which
Meumann. authority subject masculine
writes with
slowly. and entirely with q sentence impulse
feminine
a
pressure decreases speed Of writing.
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1 back. They arrived early

started back. They arrived early
today.
Viola Olsen, kingman marriage
license clerk, was so thrilled when
the film lover and his blonde
fianIae walked into the courthouse
at dusk that she couldn't speak.
Gable grinned and said.
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CdroIe Lombard, Clark
Gable E1ope and lied
HOIJYWOOD-Grin,

ACKNOWLEDGING from to Clark Gable
rode trumphantly back Hollywood today with bride
blonde Caroe Lombard 1t els last night when Mrs
Elizabeth Peters picked up her telephone here and heard
boisterous launching male voice eNelam: Helo. Nom This
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DOM vnit I'll . cold gets = head start.
ct eo0 g the nrst snime, enecse or
eA-Ho-nol up each rostrtl. Millions do
ohis-to halp prevent colds from devcl.
optng-Se bring comfort when . clog.
Glng head cold htnders breathing And
0ouaoD 0tuRy distress. yue vonderfW
oD11al, ~ . - ooop3 &c..
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FEMININE WRITING
A howell

fAbove)
A little reserved In her manner.
the writer does not make friends
readily. However. she Is not lack
ing in egotism and likes to be no.
tieed and appreciated, though TO
the ordinary observer she may APP
pear of a retiring disposition. She
is very sensitive and imaginative,
and readily responds to beauty,
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Dr.. Burns
PLA 7 E s

Prom NV many years expert
ence with various types cf ma
leriais. I recommend ENeion
for the following reasons: The
color Is natural and Eum-like
In appearance Moreover. II ~
permanent and will not fade
or discolor.
Exelon IL strong. because II has
greater fleNurai fatigue resist
ance. IL has perfect form
stability and will not shrink
or warp. as there IL no ehemi-
cal change In the material
after II IL made. Mouth tenn
perstures will not cause " TO
expand or contract ENelon
holds ITS form. therefore kse-
lon plates always fit.
Its dense hard surface l. un-
affected nv alcohol. tobacco.
acids or aikaiies. II 10 ehemi-
caIIy inert and viii not irritate
sensitive mouth tissues Eyelon
IL faSteless. odoriess and stain
less. why not the hest
Ny Prices Include the
Extracting
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All you have 20 do Is send Tor
BRING a sample Of your hand
writing with 10 cents and a
STAMPED. SELF ADDRESSED
ENVELOPE to Andrienne. care Of
The Tacoma Times.
You viii receive q Personality
Chart In which all Of your char
acteristics viii be carefully check
ed. Descriptive paragraphs refer
ring TO your checked character
istics will be published daily in
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morrow. None but yourself and
Andrienne will be able 10 identify
your analysis.
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QDkot@kzSs.%% :st6s,
@4EsMaleeGI

Are you happy IN your present work!
Is your married life harmonious?
Let Andrienne, internationally graphoogst show
III he WAY 70 iccas and hanr
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masculine and feminine writing
are often subject to change.
There are many women who
write with a strong pressure which
so closely resembles the masculine
writing that IT is difficult to de-
termine the sex of the writer.
Then, too. there are men who
write rapidly and with less pres
sure. resembling the feminine form
OF writing.
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Be SURF and follow the necessary
requirements. Ten cents In coin
and a stamped, self-addressed en-
velope must accompany your re-
quest. With one stamped. self
addressed envelope you may send
as many samples Of handwriting
as you wish. but YOU should en-
close 10 cents in coin or stamps
for each sample OF handwriting.
For the benefit OF those who
receive their personality chart
after tomorrow, the complete
series will begin anew in The
Tacoma Times, on April 7.
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Lombard taken
Lake Tahoe Nevada cottage not from Reno
husband debonair William Powell
married last Clark Gable who pictured left
below
is son-inaw Her son-in-aw and her daughter,
Carole, in kngman Arz in the study of the Rev.
Kenneth Engle, who had just made them and wife.
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The exact and Of writer be definitely established
through graphology
Age be estimated within radius of 10 but
nfalible have handwriting Of well
readily
sos An interesting example of this is shown below.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WE CAN GET CASH FOR YOUR REAL
estate. homes. farm land or business prop
erty. For quick. satisfactory results. no
matter where located. see or write US at
once: no obligation. ZED L. WILLIAMS.
auctioneer. Phi. Natl. 1920. ONCE, 90
N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

5-acre wooded homesite in Pinecrest.
slope to the west down to a stream. a
slope to the east down to another stream,
and facing south across Lee-Jackson high
meet Long frontage on concrete highway.
A level approach to the building site from
hard gravel street on the north This is
a place you would be proud to own miles
from Memorial Bridge. Price, $1,000; terms.
VERNON M. LYNCH & SON. miles out
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria S39-W-2
any time except Sunday
Evening star., 1939-03-19
FARMS FOR SALE.

500 A., TIMBERED. SIS PER ACRE: %
.tyasm oEshsrd 8 $3.50; 3aS 80 A. Broom house ne.
Oxford 324O. After 6. Chestnut 1885,
oM1lARYLANp-vIRGINIA 1889 LIST.
LEosARp9 sAf jan sN1bsR. SEA- 1asms La siArA MD.
3 ACRES. IMPROVED WITH GROOM
pun salow; outbuildings, ane we'll electricity
Phon. 49, Sa't il. 1sgSTi 3. MITCHELL H.rndon. Va.
Phi. ss4-J-a. NJ cocSRELI. g esiI Falls ch., Va.
% ACRES, oNE-THIRp WOODED. BAL.
ance cleared, improved with small bunea-
low containing fve rooms; deep we'll small
m.s fTam Wand and
lngton; price, $4,000; ST. 900 cash, balance
sSonse s2o p! is5l moth; II 3 MITCHELL z.rraor v.
SMALL FARMS CLOSE BY.
and ACRES. imps.; 20 acres, house.
stsne Ss lse stream. fruit, elec.; s4.25o. colum-
LITTLE VIRGINIA FARM ABOUT 4 MILES
beyond Falls Church. Va. about 10 acres
ture. about $50 It. road front. car st stop pa at
rear rear Theres Groom house. plain but in
sood GO Z. condition. % and chicken house about
tfu Daee Price. S6Dos.f Ast Tor eesa CO..
Joyes. Evenings call Columbia 1915,
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
-1z19 st. NV. Natl. 1885.
NEAR THE POTOMAC RIVER. ABOUT 3B
mlies south OF the city; so acres with nice
stream and a 4-room cottage, suitable for
your t ri own n home Yo Or for subdivision Priced
~ 'e' a. LSis nSpi 70 sudsx Ask fSr %n Mr. Burch.
1719 K st. NV Matt 11ee
340-ACRE LoUDOUN COUNTY GRAZING
r,1t,s. nelds Wen vel, fenced land in high state OF
enna eni.aVa.1on: Ion go acres of timber land. bal
aance cleared; large stream, good farm
h honse large bank barn. siio and all out. onf-
ternoi tpul1oihss IN good shape; priced $4,000;
FRENZEL Mclean Va.
Falls Church S37-W-I.
NEAR GREAT FALLS. VA n MILES
from D; C.; 92;acre farm nicely located
On Snraoo maro-suriaced surfaced road. electricity. a good
broom mouse. spring stream about ia
acres acres 2, OF woodland all necessary outbuiid-
lnss; land is we'll fenced and in hieh state
OF cultivation. sacrifice at $4,000 to
settle an estate ~
FRENZEL Mclean. Va.
Falls Church S3S-W-1
Evening star., 1939-03-19
1-ACRE SITE.

ARLINGTON, VA.
Beautiful wooded ground with ideal
view; Improvements; nice section; nr.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Chest. 500. Ewes and Sun. Chest 471e
Evening star., 1939-03-19

BUILDERS ATTENTION.
rs good lots in Silver sprinE, Nd; with
Prices, $3.50 up; terms and will help
anance construction loan. For tniorma-
s'0n' e'l1 wAPIz MFj Eaasnj 3 JANIS. sdas nc. nc VI
1924 l4th st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
SOUTHERN MD.

6-room house. 2E4 acres. 12 miles D. c.
nne; electricity available: school, bus and
r. r D. mail service: in good. habitable
condition: only S1.45O; easy terms. Most
suoStantially constructed 6-room residence.
with 3s acres, partly wooded. is miles
from Capitol; attractive place: oak shade.
large barn. orchard; sacrifice price.
THEODORE F. MENK.
la goth NV. 9-5. Pot 3707.
EYeQiQRs and Sunday cal
Evening star., 1939-03-19

ALEXANDRIA, : :ENIiLISH-TYPE BRICK,
garage attached: full basement: h.-w.h.;
completely modern: 5 rooms beautiful bath
and kitchen: cost S6,T0O to build and sold
for $1,000 in Oct. 1897 It was repossessed
have $3.50 cash; can pay $50 monthly
Phone OWNER Alex. 1906. 49,
ALEXANDRIA - RECONDrTIONED LIKE
new. Groom house, h -w.h garege. Price.
$4,000. Only $500 cash and balance like
rent until paid BARRY. 22O8 Mt. Vernon
ave, Alex Va Phone T2 1Os
Evening star., 1939-03-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
RENT SMALL TWO BEDROOM HOUSE.
ground enough for small garden and few
chickens; give full description. location and
price; prefer nearby Md. consider Va.
Box 6-Z. Star.
CASH FOR LOTS AND HOUSES. AIRING
ton Va Quick settlement. Must be bar
gains. McCLAINE. 210O Wilson blvd. Ar.
lington. Va. Chestnut $500.
LOT, NEAR FALLS CHURCH BUS; I'M
provements and taxes paid. Give details
and price. Box IL. Star. 49,
PAY CASH FOR HOUSE OR ACREAGE.
Hyattsviile or within 20 miles; also want
tourist camp. Write Box a. Landover
P: O.. Md. Phone Hyattsville 463; eve
nings. Greenwood 2232.
HOUSE. ANY SIZE, WITH ACRE GROUND
in Arlington. Va. Give full details. Box
SMALL BUNGALOW.
. to 4 rms. Must have fireplace. shade
trees, ami, near trans. Govt. couple.
VIII consider renting with option to buy.
State price, location construction. acreage.
in reply. Box 59-X. Star.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Evening star., 1939-03-19
SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT

s55 MONTHLY. NO CASH PAYMENT.
Will purchase 5 rooms. showerbath, oak
floors. h.-w.h.. with oil burner. elec. refa.
gar. large porch. full-length bronze beams.
trees; concrete streets. Cali Greenwood
1880. OWNER. w. r. WILSON. l31 Gar
field ave. Hyattsville. Md.
BRICK HOUSE. JUST COMPLETED, FINE
ly finished. rooms downstairs. 2nd floor
paneled: 1O0-ft. lot: full basement; oil
heat: 2la baths. 1915 Flower ave. Silver
Spring, Md. Open 2-5 every day. Other
times by appointment OWNER. 1929 Geor-
gia ave. Shep. ABA
Evening star., 1939-03-19

ami; lot. I4Ox16O; $40; garden. out
houses. maple shade; near Old Dom. sta
ton Falls Church S5O-F-4.