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Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
Experiment Shows
A|kdIi Land Can
Be Reclaimed

"Alkali land in the Impe-
rial Valley can be reclaim
cd." DR.. l.. D. Bachelor, of
the University of California
experiment station declared
last Wednesday at the annual Eco
nomic Planning Conference, land
the extension service has conducted
an experiment to prove it,"
Choosing a five-acre plot of
ground south of Brawley, which had
been rendered unproductive by al
kali and high water table the eX-
tension service began an experiment
that proved conclusively the valley
is far from being licked on the
drainage problem.
Water Table
The experiment was started in
1929. The five acre plot was tested
to determine that water table
existed less than 18 inches from
the top of the land and that salt
crystals were noticeable in the top
four inches of ground
A drainage ditch was dug 2000
feet from the plot of ground and
the water table dropped to between
four and five feet. Later lateral
ditch was also dug and the water
table was lowered to six feet.
The area was then leveled. Batch
e!or said. and divided into half
acre plots. In the spring of 1929
sesbania was planted. There was
a very poor growth and the crop
was plowed under three months
later.
The land was then flooded for
IL days with a sufficient supply
maintained to keep the ground
completely covered. The land was
allowed to dry and water which
did not dry up was drained off
Flowing followed and the land was
re-leveled. Another flooding fol-
lowed and the land was put under
four inches of water for six weeks
Good Crop Raised
The land was then dried again,
plowed and flooded for another
SIX weeks. Fertilizer was applied
after the subsequent drying process
and sesbania was again planted
with the result that fine crop
was raised.
The Sesbania crop was ploWed
under and the land was planted to
alfalfa. A good crop was raised
and a yield of from flve to six tons
per acre was harvested, Crops were
taken off the plot for three or four
years before the extension service
completed its survey.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24

Der recorded during the season OF
l9l3-l4 more than twenty-five
wears ago. The Indio station also
has temperature record extending
over period OF more than sixty
years.
Jaeots surrey revealed that there
we're t"enty-eight cold nights re-
corded during the past season
against forty-ninc the gear before.
The average number of cold nights
during the winter season is thirty
eight. Some of the temperatures
taken in the valley did not, at any
me. record a temperature as low
as 80 At one station the temper
ature never fell below 80 The only
severe frost of the season occurred
on the night of January l3th-l4th,
although the total crop damage was
small
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
POST PRESS
FA RIM PAGE
DeIp Outlines Districts
Part in Valley Drainage

The Imperial Irrigation district
has shouldered the load of thu
drainage problem in the county
Charles Delp. district engineer. told
members of the Economic Planning
Conference in Brawlev Wednesday
Following is the full text of Delp'S 5
address.
What appeared to be calamity
at the time, in the light of the
drainage problem, is now a God
send. I refer to the 1905 and 1906
floods when the entire flow of the
Colorado River entered the Valley
through a break in the canal head
ing. During this period the Alamo
River was greatly enlarged and
deepened, and New River, an entire
y new water course, was formed.
The water collected at the lowest
part of the valley and formed the
Salton Sea. These two rivers which
traverse the valley from south to
north. have a very important bear
ing upon the drainage problem.
There is hardly any question but
that drainage conditions would be
much more serious at the present
time if these channels had not been
formed. They have served not only
o check a rising water table but
they form excellent outlets for
drainage. The bed of New River is
about so feet below the general land
surface. and the Alamo is only
slightly less. From these two natural
outlets the District has constructed
.uulllonal deep drains to the extern
If $50 miles with an average depth
of eleven feet below ground surface
Drains Designed
Deep drains were designed after
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
Construction Of
Two New Dairy
Barns Begun

Two new dairy barns, to be con-
structed under the state dairy coun-
Gil standard requirements, were
started in opposite ends of the val
ley during the past week.
Warner Hoffer. dairymcn south
of Ell Centre started construction Of
:, new dairy barn and new resi-
dence during the past week. Work
was also started on a new dairy
barn for L. Hargrove on the Del
Rio dairy north of BraWley.
The Hoffer dairy barn will be a
completely modern one, with air
cooling conditions to make working
conditions during the summer
months more comfortable.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
Bribery Hearing
Recess Ordered

BAKERSFIELD, Cal. March %.
'CP'-Thc preliminary hearing of
j. j. Mcmillan Bakersfield city
councilman accused of accepting a
s40o bribe 10 protect" a gambling
business TODAY was in recess until
Monday.
Justice o. the Peace Stewart Nc
Gee called the weekend adjourn
nent shortly before noon Yesterday
after Ross Miller. executive editor
OF the Kern Herald. Bakersfield
morning newspaper. had finished
teStifying. Miller testified concern
ing a statement by Mcmillan that
appeared in the Herald the morning
after the bribery charges were filed
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
State
4-H'rs
Chosen

BERKELEY, March %. tUP) -
-Four farm boys and girls were chos-
en- from among the 73 attending
Fourth all-Star club conferences
here and were designated the out l.
standing club members in the state
today
The awards. announced by Prof
B. H. Crocheron of the University
of California Agricultural Extension
service, went to Bertha Carlson.
Arlington, Riverside county; Bob
Bianchi. Gonzales Monterey coun-
ty; Belle Gaumer. Paradise, Butte
county; and Walter Hughes. Santa
Barbara county
Each was presented with a gold
All club pin set with diamonds.
the gifts of an anonymous donor.
The awards were announced as
the 73 club representatives from 81
counties turned homeward after
four days OF meeting here.
Each of the winners has been
identified with All club activities
at least eight years.
Bianchi, president of his local All
club and of the Gonzales high school
student body. operates dairy farm
valued at $500. Hughes also has
his own dairy business near Santa
Barbara. Miss Carlson is especially
active in club committee work and
Miss Gaumer was in charge of the
wild flower exhibit at Treasure Is
land last year.
Attending the All convention
from the Imperial Valley were Hell
en- Miller and Howard Worthington.
Verde and Imperial club members.
They were chosen as the valleys
outstanding club members.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24

oMccrs. Kinds replaces Ralph j.
Reed. Los Angeles. deceased, while
D'Wnli was reappointed.
Dr. Alvin E. Cert, San Francisco,
BOARD ol medical examiners replac-
u. Dr. Frederick w. Dldicr, Wheat
land
Jack Sherman Rounds, Los An
2alcs board ol dental examiners
replacing Carl J. Rice. Los Angeles.
Harold Lrroy Rogers. Stanislaus
count. board Of pharmacy, re-
l.acIL- EdNa GIoasOn. Stockton.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24

\ mlnlmum charge Tor irrigation
ciatrlct engineering and drainage
su"veT services in Imperial Valley
yIll speed the countys program TO
install adequate drainage, S. E.
Robinson. rancher, declared We'd
ncaday in presenting a resolution
70 the meeting of the Economic
Conference in BraWley.
The round-faced rancher could
not have introduced another rcso-
luton which would have brought
%bOut more controversy. and before
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
Lindsay Howard
Weds Actress

HOLLYWOOD. March %. up
Lindsay Howard son of Charles
Howard, owner Of Seabiscuit. and
Judith Barrett. frequently described
as "Hollywood's most beautiful
girl were honeymooning today.
They eloped late yesterday to
Yuma. Ariz,. where they were mar
ried by Justice Of Peace Ed Wynn
They flew to the Arizona Gretna
Green in a chartered airplane in
company Of Kenneth Walsh.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
Alfalfa Hay
Shipments Up

Imperial county hay shipments to
Los Angeles continued to increase,
according to the weekly report OF
the Federal-S State Market News SER
vice. as 1900 tons were shipped dur
ing the past week as compared to
2600 tons the previous seven days
Light offerings of better classes
of hay from the Imperial Valley
brought from Sl05O to S11 per ton
baled at the ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
Carrot Shi pn1ents
Reach 1000 Cars

Imperial Valley carrot shipments
Lassed the 1000 car mark Saturday
as 80 cars were shipped to coast
lid eastern markets on Friday
according to the Federal-State
Market news service.
Demand was moderate the market
was described as steady as growers
received from ST to $l.l0 per crate.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-24
Olson Announces
Vocational Board
Appointments
SACRAMENTO Marc

SACNAWtNI TO. MaFtL n TPI
Gov. Culbert O:sOn f0da" an
nounced seven appointment. 20 yari-
Gus Sta.o professional and 'D"a"on-
al standards boards al for ton
year terms Tirv are.
NJ j ORoGrto San Franrlsco.
rnd F H SaunG"re S'ocEton b9asd
ot examiners III veterinary modIc.an.
:rp.a"?22 r a Caldwell Coiusa.
ans Lec O Ecmr.ch T4la!e
Jg.lan HIM. L. angelo aad
Henry E Dwell Rrrkc!ey. .tato
boarG Of ree.s1ra.ion FOR clyI "a
Evening star., 1940-12-14
DUPLEX APIS
MICHIGAN MANOR

MICHIGAN MANOR.
Gas heat. tenants meter Two rooms.
porch Apt No = 4OOS 7th st. ne; S4o.5O.
Evening star., 1940-12-14
ALTA VISTA.

The charm of Colonial architecture on
quiet street in beautiful Alta Vista COM
blned with livable roomy interior place
construction among the outstanding values
offered today. Lovely living room with
fireplace side porch, complete kitchen. 3
ATTRACTIVE large bedrooms on levels Un-
trance to attached garage from kitchen
Fireplace in game room. oil heat. slate roof
venetian blinds throughout first floor
Spacious grounds with fruit trees. Nr
schools, stores, bus and new U. S. Medical
center. Price, S745O: terms less than
t9r e JqhnIon , ave- left to home. F, r.
Evening star., 1940-12-14
GRAVATTE.
FORECLOSURE.

.49l Moorland Lane. Bethesda, Md
Authentic Colonial brick, containing 10
rooms and 3i2 baths. on 10Oxl25 land
scaped corner lot. Large center hall PAX
l3-foot living room with French doors
Leading 10 Sunroom and screened porch;
with fireplace: childs or sewing room, >
paths on 2nd floor; , bedrooms. l bath
on Bird floor; unusually interesting feature
is the basement floor plan of attractive CEN
Ter nall opening into large, well-lighted
smaller cardroom. all knotry pine paneled
A ;}rd fireplace is in living room. De-
tached 2-car brick garage, with roomy
apt above garage including full BATH
houses thoroughly redecorated and recon-
dltloned; S19,950. F. R. SPEAR. INC
a012 Old GEORGETOWN I'd. Bethesda, Md
Evening star., 1940-12-14
18th ST. HEIGHTS

This. charming detached center-halI
planned brick home. situated on a vide
ave. near Walter Reed contains : rooms.
Ei2 baths. maids room. recreation and
shower bath and large finished room in
attic air-conditioned. insulated furred,
lnclosed and open deck porch overlooking
rear lawns; 2-car brick garage. A
BRAND-NEW HOME. Just reduced ~ 500
in price to effect quick sale and occupancy
pefore Xmas; Eve. and Sun. phone
T, IT GRAVATTF
Evening star., 1940-12-14
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

s5so Ga: ave; NV Cali dE. 1883 g. ewes. s.
May be seen Wed, Dec. Is.
TO sUBLET. COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
monerh mone one1room, KITCHEN and bath apart
ment, III New Hampshire ave. n.w..
Hi HILLGREST {; EST AREA RMS. AMP KIT,
exch, adults. Lincoln 7525-W.
BIRotoKLAND; BRO 9saa !. 1921 OTIS ST, Me-
Sorsh MOTH 4aa5 saF eiec' refF'' adults ss "k'
GHEvY GlE Cha CHASE, MD : COMPLETELY
3506 10th ST. NW.-LIVING ROOM.
nreplace' bedroom, bath. din, kit, porch,
phone; conv location: reas CO. 5776.
4sG6 ILLINOIS AVE. NW.-LARGE RM,
lHicaosed porch; complete kitchen: Frigid-
are; express bus: reasonable. RA. $500.
- and rooms. kitchenette and bath;
all utilities included: S45 up
l."5 EUCLID N.W.-COMPL. FURN., 2
H. mod home Or k Se closets ,sc en STd
empl. couple pref: $50. CO. 1O4I.
AT N, H. AVE. 1912 21st ST. NV
1urn. semi-shower bath: S35.
DOWNTOWN 1915 x ST. NV ROOM,
Kitchen shs en-; bath: nicely furnished: elec.. gas
OAKLAND. 2Oo6 COL. RD.. APT 81
Lady will share apt or rent large room
10 employed lady; references
2ll2 37th ST N W-LADY TO SHARE s.
rm apt. including pvt, room with bath;
also single rm with bath. WO 1922
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. l ROOM. KITCHEN,
hext oath heat cleo. gas. Frigidaire; new
nome, - block bus. :II4 18th pl ne.
APT. OF UNUSUAL MODERN DESIGN IN
llden Gardens development. 1900 Conn
ave. Huge living bpdrm
kitchen; completely furn. and a showplace
IN ltSe1; $40 mo, includes linens, silver
complete housekeeping equipment. gas and
eIectrlclty: refs. Call MRS. ELMORE,
Woodley 5334.
Ia Ia i 18th ST. s.EI7--c0MPLETELY FURN-,
adults; reasonable
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO APT. KITCHEN,
PVT entrance, Frlgldaire; employed adults:
all utilities: S33 80. 65l2 9th NV.
HOUSEKEEPING: ONE BED-LIVING RM.,
gas range, sink. Frigldaire; S22 so After
D pm, 3033 18th NV.
LOVELY APT, . ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
path heat and light included; completely
lurh.; 500. Call Franklin 6450 after > m
Walk DIST: SUIT. 3: COMPL FURN
rms kit bath; ch.w;; elec. refg on
mouse. 1913 Rhode Island ave NV.
CEDAR M COURTS" TAKoMA PIX, D. C.,
laundry; SOS. Mgr. GE 05;}3.
YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE 9-ROOM
Kltchen, bath apt. with another. Refs.
El4S o ST. NV. Apt. I01. DE. l4l2
$50 .0O-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH.
11l7 Vermont ave nw-Front
sunny apartment. southern and
western exposures, Apply on
Evening star., 1940-12-14
APARTMENTS WANTED.

REFINED COUPLE desires strictly private
furnished apartment. l room, kitchen
bath: suitcase = months or longer: not
over $50. Box SID. Star. Is.
Evening star., 1940-12-14
SANTA CLAUS


Would really be smart to take
good look at this value.
Designed and built by an
arch. and engineer. Pleasing
exterior: best Of materials
used throughout. for example:
Steel double hung windows
with f1ngertip control. II has
3 bedrmS. plus and one is on
the 1st A. with bath: only
Sl1,500. with 49, financ-
ing. HEATED: OPEN; SAT,
SUN. or by appoint. TO
REACH: Mass. ave. to cir
Gle at western, continue out
Mass. 10 WeStgate entrance,
turn right and follow
through to exhibit homo on
the left. No. 3ll Newport.
HELEN H. VEIT. SH. 1916.
SH. 2l71.
Evening star., 1940-12-14
REAL VALUES.

New 5-rm. brick houses as modern as
the day. Large lot TO alley $3.50. 493I
46fh s.. NV
New 6-rm.. all-brick. corner house, large
lot built-in garage. S9.650 5"l3 west
ern ave NV. CREAL &; TURNER, Emer-
son f1gG
Evening star., 1940-12-14
Corner Apt. Newly Decorated
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR.

IL RITTENHOUsE ST. NW-ATTRAc-
tive, 3 rooms, tile bath: entire 2rd floor:
detached home; everything new, large
closets; Frlgldaire: lawn: garage; entirely
private; $50. Hillside O3t1-J
ATTRACTIVE APTS., HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
bOrhood; some furnished Car available on
appt. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 5l2s
2434 FRANKLIN ST. NE. COR 36)-5
r. K. b. and 3 r., water. elec.. gas: >
porcheS end f.; SOS mo-. g Wk: open.
27O1 CORTLAND PL. NV.
Furn / Rm. Kitchen. Bath. $50 so
Unfur. > Rms, Kitchen, Bath ST" so
Good location. L. blk. off Conn. ave. nr.
shopping center
Apply Mgr. Apt No l.
Evening star., 1940-12-14
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE AT EXTREME SACRIFICE.
Because of decrease in family and finan-
cial needs. must sell large commanding
residence and grounds; 10 rooms. . baths
and servants quarters. in Massachusetts
Avenue Heights, cityS most distinguished
nearby suburb. Inspection invited by
owner. Woodley 256S for appointment
Evening star., 1940-12-14
HOME OR INVESTMENT
5171 CONDUIT RID N w

Reduced TO lnves ment price for quick
sale Semi detached, u rooms bath. h " h ::
good condition: near transportation. schools,
churches and recreation center.
FIDELITY MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CO -,
llO3 81. NV National @43l
Evening star., 1940-12-14
CHRISTMAS FOR HER

Could not be sweeter than moving into
new home. These new homes have 6 rms
3 bedrms. and bath living rm.. dining
rm;, fully equipped kitchen, wash tubs and
toilets in basement with outside entrance:
oil aforementioned heat These are truly
lo-ely homes that can be bought for as
little at $40 down, balance like rent. and
are located in the $500 blk. of Chelten-
nam drive. in beautiful Westboro which is A
part, of Bethesda. Houses open and lighted
until : every night and-most important
possession can be given before Christmas.
f. r SPEAR WI olnS
Evening star., 1940-12-14
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED

In an attractive new. Groom 2-ba.h,
center-hau Colonial home. located in a
nice quiet Northwest section. close 10
transportation am shopping priced at
slO,15n. call M Howe, Emerson 3a5:i for
appointment to inspect. PAUL T. STONE,
Evening star., 1940-12-14
$l1 ,950-CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
Near Woodrow Wilson Hiob

new center-hall brick home, JuSt west
9l conn ave; convenient to elementary,
moments walk from St AIMS Parish and
iPaTochlal school. 6 splendid rooms, 3
attic. kitchen, l4xg, with breakfast al
cove, attached garage. Every modern
ana up-to-oaLe convenience. including arr
100. -' w. w"
TERMS: $1,000 CASH AND sse PER
MONTH FOR THE FIRST 81 YEARS S55
FER MONTH THEREAFTER
10 inspect call MR.. BEAUPRE. WO 6I5a
IHOS j. FISHER & CO, INC, Realtors
DI fS3n
Evening star., 1940-12-14
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


4 ROOMS. BATH LARGE PORCH; COM
plete!y and attractively furnished gas
heat: good exposures: very reas. ia. OOl2.
1713 DE SALES ST. NV, OPP. MAY
fower-Nicely furnished studio room and
kitchenette apt; utilities included; reason
able
I4455 E. CAP. ST OR 3 R. K, B. 1st
plenty heat; car and bus Stop; S45: refs
BEAUTIFUL BEAU STUDIO RIM. KIT. AND
f%T6 s9Fns5 FEeneh WndOw m9d
apt. 50 wk. Dupont 1000. Apt. 424. after
3 pm.
THDEN GARDENs-sUBLET Pr K,
e. Can dResss Wo6dlsH nd9H Garage if desired
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH; BEAUTIFUL
~ furnished; $50 per month. Reliable
party only. 3435 Brown st. NV. HO. 5717.
234 E ST. NE.-3 BRIGHT ROOMS AND
poPehi aSnte ehS Ss heat gas elec' compl furn
NEAR SOLDIERS, HOME PARK NV
bath and porch; gas, ,elec. incl; $50 to
RA. s55s after 8 pm. ~ '"--u"i' iS'
Mt. PLEASANT, 1901 NEWTON NV
Two rooms kit. porch, bath; newly
decorated everything furn.: $3.50.
NV; DISTRICT = FURNISHED APART
Dupont 63i3. Ext. 2, after 5 Pm pm. i6s e.
enette' bath; G. E; auto. heat; l blk. Su-
preme Court; conv trans 81 st. ne.
1901 P ST. N.W-NICELY FURNISHED,
enette
lao 5497 oRREM ST Ne ROOMS, NEXT
eoupe h heat bs prefer
1924 18th ST. NW-YoUNG WOMAN
+, to share large furnished apt. with 8 others.
oWNToWN-NICELY FURNISHED. RE-
aeseforated; asfo 2 rooms; refrigeration: reason
bedrm., sitting room kitchen -dinette; gas,
cleo. phone, c.h.w.. S4750: adults. gen.
2 ROOMS FGRN: FOR, LIGHT HOUSE
adults; phone. 1927 Georgia ave.
9122 P ST. .N.W.-LARGE LIVING ROOM,
dinette, kitchen, bath, closets. dressing
room. utilities. side entrance, S45.
SR dseorated Ads ioom 9s95 ap sh ST. st.
bath; SIS; ample parking space; car line.
10th ST--YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT.
With - anGtheT or will rent private bedroom
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT: HOTEL, 20sh
and SITS. n,w.-1 room. kit. dinette. pvt.
m2n 2n SsS sfs 9 &C. efsy
1907 RITTENHoUsE ST. N.W.-ATTRAC.
mo: elec refs. ali utii GE. 1854 WV
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. STEP-DoWN STU
dio living rm dining balcony. kit, bedrm.
and bath; completely attractively and
comfortably furn.: park view and southern
fore fore. Caii Mr.. KING. woodley ZOO. for
appointment to inspect.
SR conn. AVE BRIDGEMATIRACTIyE 3 IIoe -; !,
Gentiles. North o767. O.
1904 18th ST NV MT PIEASANT-2
Frigidaire incl; $50; adults.
1sth-CoL. RD.-LOVELY APT, HUGE
bedrm:; All All Iuil'; util'; 500 mo for 9, 1927
YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE ATTRAC-
lively furnished apt with another: rea-
sonable Call Emerson 94O6.
1925 MONROE ST. NV RIM, KIT,
bath bSs adGS pF
kitchen inclosed porch, modern bath;
newly dec; neatly furn.; reas. Adults.
GEORGETOWN - ATTRACTIvELY FUR
nished basement apt, rooms; kit. and
bath: separate entrance; married couple or
girls preferred; references EXCHANGED.
NEW BLDG, NEW FURN tMAPLE), COR
ner, front, 4 exp; 3-r apt; 14th st. shops.
s65. 1915 Randolph NV. OWNER, GE. 5000.
saoS ONTARIO Rssv RR TGSSXs
FIRST FLOOR. 3 ROOMS AND BATH.
completely furnished for housekeeping: S75
month. 10 months or longer. North 1114.
Isos ST IN NE@d :c,a,, ROOM Isac KITcHEN- HEN
refs, phone, Civ; $50. Ii. 6OI2.
sSss 18th ST. N.Y. LARGE Rooms
ton; reasonable: all utilities furnished.
Evening star., 1940-12-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SOpONoAN PkOFEKII FON DALE
ARLINGTON-A HOME OF DISTINCTION
eed tbe so16fy hS eb near
brick home. 5 bedrooms. baths and
msIds ma E6o room with Path Si5 heat, garage
hwy. Chestnut 1853, oxford 21a1.
NEARBY .vA.-DELIGFTFUL NEW RAM:
bling white 1--story home on beautiful
wooded WOODED acre cren in choice new suburb
$500; F; H. A. terms. RALPH GRAIN,
1899 Lee hwy. CHI. $3.50, oxford 219l.
BRICK BUNGALOW. SILVER SPRING: 5
109@s Ds5a s7 6 lots sH 35s5 s49o cash. bal
LARGE, GROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. ON
gSoodeS StGnar "a iot' with trontage Of go #.
churcRes $3.50 F. H H. 4. Phone Phone cH.
2OOQ. Ext. 534. this evening or all day
NEW GROUP OF 5-RoOM BRICK BUNGA-
Air cond. oil heat, Guaranteed dry base
ments- Very large attics suitable for 2 ad-
Of PaTed Wa sree tneS cnrbgs
cutters and sidewalks. Built by RoSen &
Co, Inc. 5000. F. H. A. Sample
BER a9Isf 4 IL coEa & BEsha9sa s5 AFnE'o2 at
Irving St. Arl., Va. Chestnut 1861. or
spring-soscious rooms arranged for
privacy and living comforts: oil burner
Dig lot: S415 down, S25 month. WI 3l55.
$3.50 CASH WILL BUY ATTRACTIVE -
Automatic oil heat, refrigerator etc. Very
low monthly payments Inquire 23Ol
Arlington Ridge I'd Arlington. Va.
7-ROoM HOUSE AND oUTBUnD1NGs,
Jr, ISIS Lee hwy. cH o6oO.
80 HOMES NEAR oDENToN AND CAMP
Meade sl5oQ to $4,000 IN 2, fee Ab4 AlSe baE-
Roand N Bsy Ma'fE Nd Can severns FaE 81
$500 CASH PAYMENT-LARGE BUNGA-
low on paved street, near bus and car line.
cc9ny 10 stores and school, Priee, $3.50.
co..sse City, Nd, Phone OWNER. WA.
5ficf homse RooMS built M ASP % Sell sss sAdaa 5asa
leit on Willard ave, drive 3la blks. %
sign On properry would CO Consider renting
70 reliable party, Owner and builder.
L. B. COOK, phone WI 5512.
u niles .. Go rooms and bath, oil
beat ~ large 10 lot n eyceIent condition. Tea-
PRESENTS FOR OTHERS is COMMEND
ABLL bui why not for yourself in
HOME? Seat Pleasant. 8 7 3 big lots.
high. nice surroundings; only $3.50 cash.
Md ti,r bunsaloW,E nearly 400 hers,
all - 600 cash. clear. n. Z. RYON CO,
Ma. 190C Ii. 5O59
SOUTHEAST, NEAR MARLBORO PIKE.
FORESTVIILE, MD.
New rod69 Tms sEa Co. bath 5DaSe dewS for s8
month. Spruce 0440, Hillside 0572. Is
5000 CASH-S3,950.
.,,j} 2-To2m. room. bath bgagaloyy; NV n, ami,
cash and S35 mo Open. los Lovndes ave,
Rogers Heights, Nd, or apply ofhce. War;
field gS36,
GEORGIA AVENUE PIKE.
acres: roadside stand; 4-room house:
chicken houses and other outbutldings;
wonderful! location; priced right for quick
THos. E. FARRELL CO. REALTORS.
Eyenings. Call GeoTgia 4355.
p mi west UNIV. ! AGFE G9 4 rooms. bath,
by expensive estates. - 300: terms.
9I2 ACRES. 4 MI. D c
5-r bungalow. cleo, furnace heat. full
basement, well; rich soil, s00-ft frontage
REALTY REALTY CO, Call Hyattsville O334. Ewes.
ITO ACRES, FRONTING ON
Lee blvd, wooded, large
stream, overlooking new golf
course. A rare opportunity.
w. S. HOGE, Jr., 1915 Lee
hwy. CHI. 0600.