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account OF requiring more elabo-
rate cast, Ethyl Manning, director
Of the company, is asking for more
girls and a large number Of young
men, especially, to join the company.
Additions will be held Monday eve
nings at 7:30 o'clock at Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets NV.
Boys and girls, 6 through is, are
invited to sing in the new operetta,
The Days Of the Week." just COM
posed by Alma Grayce Miller for
Esther Linkins and her choruses.
1t will be presented before the Jun
ior Federation of Music Clubs and
also before the Pen Womens ma
tional convention in April. The
operetta was adapted from Hans
Christian Andersen's fairy tale by
Earl Hague, head of the drama de-
partment of the Washington Mu-
sical Institute.
The Federal Playhouse Chorus, of
Agriculture Branch, N. F. F. E. Fed
eral Playhouse, has an opening for
several tenor and alto voices. Audi
tions will be held for those interested
on Wednesday at 1880 pm. in the
Central High School.
Berenice Follis presented Martha
Croson, dramatic soprano, in . mu-
sicale at her studio, 17l2 Connecti-
cut avenue N. w., on Wednesday
evening.
FRANCES Dowden presented Cor
inne Poole In the second of a series
Of piano recital teas at her studio,
2007 r street NV, on February 4.
The third recital In this series will
be . group Of modern compositions
presented by Frances schellhase to-
day.
Last Sunday evenings music hour
at Friendship House featured Mrs.
George Nash, contralto, and Edith
MacCartee, soprano, who gave q
program Of secular songs, accom-
panied by Lois Burton.
The music section of the Women's
Club Of Chevy Chase will hold to-
morrow musicale tea at z O'Clock
In the afternoon. Dorothy Radde
Emery and Margaret Spencer Besler
have arranged program which will
comprise compositions by Mozart,
Bencini, Cavalli, Verdi, Mcdowell
and some Of the Chinese Mother
Goose Rhymes" by Bainbridge Crist.
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and Is q Bostonian by heredity as
well as residence. His father taught
organic chemistry at Harvard and
his grandfather was president Of the
university. His own musical train
ing was under John Knowles Paine,
who, at Harvard, established the
first musical department IN an
American college. Later he studied
under George w. Chadwick at the
New England Conservatory and has
been on the faculty Of Harvards
music division since 1908 and its
chairman since 1929. He wrote this
sinfonietta first as . string quar-
tet in 1885. At the suggestion Of
Serge Koussevitzky, he arranged it
for string orchestra the following
year. Mr.. Koussevitzky has used
it for . number Of the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra programs.
Rubinstein, ssloist
The guest soloist this Tuesday
will be the great Polish pianist,
Artur Rubinstein, who, when but
. lad in his teens. won the admir-
ing friendship of his older coun-
tryman-Paderewski-as well as en-
joyed the patronage Of one Of the
worlds greatest violinists-Joachim.
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Gives Organ Recital

Paul Callaway, the new organist
and choir director Of the Washing.
ton Cathedral, will be presented in
an organ recital at the Howard Uni
versity Andrew Rankin Memorial
Chapel today 1T 8 pm. His pro-
gram will include Bach's 'Toccata
In r." first Sonato" and chorale
prelude "Out Of the Depths":: ParTy's
chorale prelude, "Eventide":: Tourne-
mire's 'Toccata on . Chorale," from
book 18: Il 'Orgue Mystique." vierne's
"Berceuse" and Dupre's "Tcccata"
from the second symphony.
Evening star., 1940-02-25

There is . pleasant surprise in store
for Kristen Flagstads admirers and
for those who heard her mforget-
table performance of "Bruennhilde's
Immolation" at Constitution Hall
week ago, in the recent release by
the Victor company Of that particu-
lar scene and Of two others. Nine.
Flagstad sings with Lauritz Melch-
ior. tenor, Love Duet and Liebestod"
from Wagner's Tristan and Isolde"
in addition to the aforementioned
aria from Wagner's die Goetter-
daemmerung." It took two years to
make this superb recording. pre-
pared With utmost care to the salts
faction Of all the performers con-
cerned. The San Francisco Opera
Orchestra, which furnishes the ac-
compartment, Is led by Edwin Nc
Arthur, who was Nine. Flagstad's
co-partner in her Washington ap-
pearance with the National SYM
phony Orchestra.
Regarding her performance on
these records, Madame Flagstad said,
II feel I must leave something be-
hind-something that is part Of me
and something that says Here is
Flagstad As she was; here is Flag
stad who remembers and is thankful
and glad So now as you listen to
my singing I hope you will think
Of 1t that way"
jeanette Mcdonald, another pop-
ular singer and screen actress, who
Is to make her song recital debut
shortly 1T Constitution Hall, can be
enjoyed in the privacy OF ones own
home in such familiar ;favorites as
Charles when I Have Sung My
Songs" Hageman's do Not Go, My
Love-. Lover, Come Back to Me"
and zone Kiss" from Romberg's
New Moon," and III Etait un Roi de
Thule" and "Air des Bijoux," from
Gounod's 'Faust." In this latter
Miss McDonald's clear and brilliant
voice Is especially effective. These
songs are accompanied at the piano
by Giuseppe Bamboschek, who also
leads the orchestra in the aria.
Two Duets on Record.
Two operatic duets released by the
same company appear in q single
record made in Europe by Mafalda
Favero, soprano, and Tito Schipa,
tenor, with the La Scala Orchestra,
conducted by G. Antonielli. These
famous artists sing a scene from
Mascagni's unfamiliar opera
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Recital to Be Given
At College of Music

Edwin Hughes, guest teacher Of
piano 1T the Washington College
Of Music, is presenting Gladys Mayo
del Busto Of New York City in re-
cital at the college on Saturday
evening at 8:45 O'Clock. Miss del
Busto will repeat = program which
she played at the Mcdowell Club
in New York this month containing
the following numbers: ''Toccata in
D Major" Bach: two sonatas
by scarlatti, Frederick Mompou's
Scenes d'EnfAnts," Turina's 3 "sacro-
Monte" "Andaluza," by de Falla:
Villa-Lobos' from the Babys Fam
ily," and the DANA de Ia Gitana, I"
by Enesto HALTER.
This afternoon at ; o'clock Mil
dred Coe Gavin will present stu
dents from her class in the prepar-
atory school. Tomorrow evening DR..
Heinrich Simon will close his series
Of lectures on Bach, using q small
chamber ensemble for excerpts from
the "St. John Passion" which will
be the subject for the lecture. Re-
cent programs in the preparatory
school have included those give,
by students Of Mary Garvey and
Anthony ChanAka.
Subscriptions are being received
ut the college for the concert to
be given in New York on March II
for the benefit Of French musi-
clans in distress. Igor Stravinsky
is giving his services, and the pro-
gram will enlist members Of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra in q
performance Of the "Dumbarton
Oaks Concerto" the work commits
stoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss and given its first per-
formance here under Nadia Bou-
LANCER. Mile. Boulanger has con-
sented> to supervise the distribution
Of the fund resulting from the entire
proceeds Of the concert.
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Singers at Hotel

The Schubert Singers, under the
Direction Of Mrs. Chester Adair,
will give the program for the Sum-
day night musicale at the Roose-
velt Hotel tonight ut $50 O'Clock.
The Schubert Singers, . double male
quartet Of young businessmen, were
organised in 1882, the chief interest
being their appreciation and love Of
good music. The director, Mrs.
Chester Adair, is . well-known Or
gsnist and composer. The personnel
includes J. Edmond Veitch, Frank
Shore, r.; Mark Odell. jr.: John
Wander Sys, tenors; Oscar Kuldell,
BENJAMIN Roberts, Hugh Miller, jr.,
and Russell Clup, basses.
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POPULAR Music

Irrepressible Raymond Scott re-
turns to the recording discs with q
new band and displaying two origi-
nal sditties. The quintet" of recent
years, now reorganized to orch
estra" proportions, produces for
Columbia on separate records
"Huckleberry Duck" and Business
Mems Bounce" which titles would
seem to indicate that Mr.. Scott
still works in the same cycle that
gave vent to TOY Trumpet" Duet
for Piano and Pistol" etc. Both Of
the latest creations are flashy with
the typical Scott-ische WITNESSES of
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HeIe1 Jepson, Metropolitan Opera star,
pictured at right, wtu be heard IN a song recital
this afternoon at Consttutton Hall. Beloo, LETT,
Is Mtnna Ntemann, pianist, otvtno joint recital
,otth Ed,otn 'Stere. baritone, Thursday afternoon
at the Sul0raue Club, and at the right the noted
Polish pianist, Artur Rubnstetn, toho ,otH be tho
solotst Nth the Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene
Orndndy conducting, on Tuesday epenino at
Constitutton Hall.
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Soprano to Present
Recital at Howard

The Howard University concert
series will present Anne Brown,
In q song recital tomorrow
at $3.50 pm. at Andrew Rankin
Memorial Chapel. Miss Brown sang
the role Of Bess In the late George
Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess." This
will be the nth event Of the series.
The program is as follows:
Gretchen am epinnrads" Schubert
"LiebesbotSchaft" Schubert
"Nastlose Liebe" Schubert
thinner Leiser Wird Nsin
Schlummer' Brahms
sr0otschaft' Brahms
e,ssi gin Hal. =. q.ss;sss:I, ss;
''ysrnm sind den die Hsssp so :
"T!s.Iss q. "a! Iisufss mes ysuI" i5cn ss..,..
TN Nyrtle made Orfifes
May Day Carors Alranged BY TAYLOR
The Little Angels Of Heaven" Twesdy
Ar from The Spanish Hour Aavol
Group Of Meero eptrituals
Milne Chsfnley ct the Piano.
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Concert Schedule
TO-DAY.

AOOA4s
Helen Jepson, song recital,
Constitution Hall, 4 pm.
Paul Galloway, organ recital,
Howard University, 8 pm.
Hester Smithey, organ recital,
National City Christian Church,
Sis pm.
Schubert Singers, Mrs. Ches-
ter Adair, director, Roosevelt
Hotel. $50 pm.
Choir. Russian Church of st.
Nicholas, Washington Club, 4
pm.
MONDAY.
DR.. Heirich Simon, lecture
recital, Bachs est. Johns Pas
sion," Washington College of
Music, evening.
Anne Brown, soprano, song
recital, Howard University,
$50 pm.
Washington Music Teachers
Association. Oscar Seagle, guest
speaker, Mayfiower Hotel, $50
pm.
TUESDAY.
Philadelphia Orchestra Eu-
gene Ormandy. conductor, Ar
thur Rubinstein, pianist, solo,
ist, Constitution Hall, 8:45 pm.
WEDNESDAY.
jeanette Macdonald, song re-
cital, Constitution Hall. $50
pm.
Marine Band Symphony Or
chestra, Marine Barracks, Sis
pm.
THURSDAY.
Minna Niemann, Pianist; Ed
win steffe. baritone. Joint re-
cital, Sulgrave Club. 4:30 pm.
Marine Band, Marine Bar
racks, 2:3o pm.
FRIDAY.
Friday Morning Music Club,
Edwin Steffe, baritone; Edna
Wheelwright. soprano; Alcie
Brooks, pianist; Lila Burt, vio-
linist. Barker Han, Y. W. G.
A., 1880 Am.
SATURDAY.
Gladys Mayo del Busto. piano
recital, Washington College Of
Music, S:4S pm.
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In Local Music Circles

The Washington Music Teachers
Association will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the Maynower
Hotel tomorrow at $50 o'clock
Oscar Seagle, noted vocal teacher of
New York City, who was unavoid-
ably prevented from coming to
Washington for the last meeting. will
address the association presenting
results Of his own years OF teaching
experience as well as "reminiscences
Of his long association with Jean and
Eduard de Reszke.
Nine. Gisella Selden-goth substi-
tuted for Mr.. Seagle at the January
meeting with a display of her rare
and valuable manuscripts. Applica-
tions for membership may be ad-
dressed to Mrs. Charlotte G. Lippitt,
9l6 Seventeenth street NV.
For the Sunday music hour at the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton, Seventeenth and K street, to-
day at s o'clock, the program has
been planned by Mu Phi Epsilon
Sorority and will be presented by
Margaret Tolson, pianist, and Eliza
beth Hogue Newman, soprano. The
public Is invited.
Anthony Chanaka and William
Collins, teachers of piano in the
Friendship House music department.
will present number of their pupils
in recital in the Friendship House
Little Theater at this afternoon.
Mr.. Chanaka and Mr.. Collins also
teach at the Washington College of
Music. Several of Mr.. Chanaka's
pupils from the college will assist in
the program. The public is cordially
invited.
Hester Smithey will present her
regular monthly organ concert this
afternoon at Sis in the National
City Christian Church. She will be
assisted by two choral groups from
the young peoples department, under
the direction Of Jeannette Bittner
and Pauline Holcomb.
The Rubinstein Club, women's
choral club, under the direction Of
Claude Robson, has begun rehearsals
in preparation for its spring concert.
Information as to additions and dues
may be obtained by phoning the club
secretary, Mrs. I. j. Roberts, or the
auditor chairman, Edith M. White.
The next rehearsal will be held at
the Willard Hotel Tuesday evening
at 7:45 o'clock. .
Friday in Barker Hall, the Friday
Morning Music Club will present Ed
win Charles Stef1e, baritone; Edna
Wheelwright, soprano, and Alice
Brooks. pianist, and Leila Burt, vio-
nnist. Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Burt
will play the Mozart sonata for violin
and piano, which Is numbered K-377.
The Elizabeth somers Glee Club
OF the Young Women's Christian
Association, under the direction Of
Mary Burnett, will present its an
nual concert on Saturday evening,
March ., at Barker Hall, beginning
at $50 O'Clock. Members Of the
Girl Reserves Glee Club Of the
Y. w. G. A. also will participate in
the program.
A vocal recital Of arias, songs and
duets was given last Friday evening
by the pupils Of Otto r. Simon In
the studio. 1874 H street NV. Those
king part were Justine Jones,
florence Nusy, Lynette Wells, Fran
eis Conley. Earl Jonscher and A.
Scott Pollock.
The operetta to be presented by
the Columbia Light Opera Co. In
the spring will be 'sFloradora." On
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Retirement Of Flagstad
Stirs Query on Talents
Replacement of Others Likely
To Leave as Time Goes on
Presents Serious Problem
By Alice Eversman.

The prospective retirement Of Kristen Fasad brings problem
Of which been uneasy conscious
artists such as Fagsad should retire who will replace hen'
alone
for have had little opportunity the
century others empty Time
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melody and arrangement plus the
added grace Of danceable beat
The Duck" business has plenty of
catch as q tune, and trumpet and
clarinet variations in this recording
are fine. Oldster in neat clothing
Just a Gigolo" forms the back sur
face for Duck" while q Scott con-
ception Of The Peanut Vendor"
completes the other disc.
Bea Vain lends her willing ac-
cents to q revived Ghost of q
Chance" gain for Vain addicts.
Dancing in the Dark" is handled
with more composure on the other
side of the Victor vocadance. AL
Donohue's well-balanced brasses
fare well with the rising Between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth on
Chestnut Street." A sweet one,
with the Wind and the Rain in
Her Hair" contrasts on the reverse
surface. A smoothie for the sway
fans of Sammy Kaye: Last Nights
Gardenias." Lionel Hampton coaxes
his vibraphone through q rousing
performance of -Four or Five
Times"
Walt Disney and Victor score
again with transcribed from the
Aims sound track "Pinocchio"
music. Occupying six surfaces as in
the Snow White" album. these are
jingling tunes, replete with clatter-
ings of the puppets limbs and re-
lated sound effects, but can hardly
hope, however. to measure up to
the song classics of the dwarfs. In
. Decca set Max Fleischman's "Gul-
liver" undergoes musical refashion-
ing, featuring Victor Young's Or.
chestra and an able group called
Max Terr's Choristers. Here is the
entire music content Of the cartoon
film, . personal triumph by the way,
for the Robin Ranger song-writing
combination. Top-notch offering
(styled along Merry Mac lines:
"Bluebirds in the Moonlight" The
recording jobs on both sets are sat-
isfactory. ]. w. STEPP.
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Philadelphia Orchestra
To Play American Work
Rubinstein, Polish Pianist,
To Be Guest Soloist on
Tuesdav Pro6rono
Tuesday Program

living American composer-Edward Burngam
with program
dpha Orchestra Tuesday evening o'clock Hail.
String for the nrst time in Washington This
Saturday
Hill chairman the division University
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A vocal recital Of arias, songs and
duets was given last Friday evening
by the pupils Of Otto T. Simon In
the studio, 1874 H street NV. Those
king part were Justine Jones,
florence Musy, Lynette Wells. Fran
els Conley, Earl Jonscher and A.
Scott Pollock,
Evening star., 1940-02-25

The operetta to be presented by
the Columbia Light Opera Co. In
the spring will be 'Tloradora." On
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PROPOSALS.

February o. 1910. Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 320, District Building
until 10 O'Clock am, February 30 1910
for furnishing granite curbing. Specifca-
tions and information at Room $50. Dis
trict Building. fe910,12
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
Department, washington. D. G.. until 10
O'Clock am. February 90. 1910 for fur
nishing wire cloth, bolts nuts. screws,
radio equipment steel bars, compasses,
binnacles and until 10 O'Clock am. Feb
ruary 23, 1910. for furnishing aircraft
watches, watch boxes to the Navy Yard
Washington, D. c.. etc. Apply for pro-
posals to the Bureau of Supplies and
Accounts. RAY SPEAR. paymaster gen.
cral of the Navy fe9,16
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GARDEN CITY.
suRuRRAh PROPERTY FOR RENT.

6-RM., BATH. H-WH. Ell REFG.; 1Oc
zone; nne condition: $50. 1-rm. apt,
furn., pvt. bath. shower. pvt. entrance.
heat and light INCL $25. 1929 N. Glebe
I'd. oxford O456. H.
S4O-E. RIVERDALE HGTs.. MD.-NEW
5-rm bungalow, blt.-in gar: will sell on
small cash. Natl. S6S2. TAYLOR 52S4.
GROOM BRICK. BATH. H.-W.H.. ELEc-
tricity, gas; large lot, gear garage: paved
street: $50 mo. ERWIN REALTY CO., call
Hyattsville 334.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
New Home-Chevy Chase.

Located on an unusually high lot. This
beautiful all-brick. fully detached home is
an amazing bargain. 1t has center-en-
trance plan. large. bright living room with
fireplace, and beautifully Handicapped ter
race adjoining; bright dining room with an
adjoining rear porch and modern kitchen.
There are 3 attractive bedrooms and tiled
baths, attic storage space, large basement
with fireplace for future recreation room.
automatic heat and built-in garage. Call
Mr. Shearer Hobart 4743 for price and
financing details. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

IN GREENWAY DOWNS, FALLS CHURCH.
Va-Beautiful new home, completely
equipped of stone construction. attached
garage. four large bedrooms. 2 complete
baths, large living room with stone fire.
place, exceptionally attractive recreation
room with large stone fireplace; priced low.
easy terms. Phone Falls Church 1882.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
S12.75O.

SHEPHERD PARK.
A beautiful brick Colonial home. Origi-
nal cost. $4,000. Has been completely
redecorated and is as good as new. Situ-
ated on a well-landscaped lot on fne street.
this home is an outstanding buy. Has
3 large bedrooms. 2 baths. 3rd-floor room,
game room. spacious living and dining
rooms
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Dist. 1411.
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Excellent OpportunitY.

Large store, in business section of H st.
ne. 712 H st. ne. especially suitable for
lady's or mems clothing store. dry goods
or any kind of business; S150. Apply
KRAFT & CO.. 712 H st. ne. Lincoln
Evening star., 1940-02-09
HOUSES FURNISHED.

COMFORTABLE HOME IN WESLEY
Hgts to share with owner. Emerson 1908.
MARCH 1st TO OCT 1st-COMPLETELY
and well furnished. near Univ. of Md.
Large studio. liv. rm.. paneled den. din
ing rm.. breakfast room. kit. maids room:
3 bedrooms UPSTAIRS large shade trees for
summer. IA Univ. rd. College Heights,
Md. Greenwood 1446.
GEORGETOWN-UNU QUIET, CON-
din. r.. pantry, k, garden. refs. 1918 33rd.
1416 33rd sT.-9 ROOMS, 3 FIREPLACEs,
4 baths, garage, large garden. Complete
and modern in all details. A bargain.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
PROPERTY WANTED

CASH FOR LOTS AND HOUSES. ARLING-
gains. McCLAiNE' aIoo Wilson Blvd. Ari..
Va. Chestnut $500. Ewes. 1901.
WHAT CAN YOU OFFER ME UNDER
$4,000. terms 5000 down. S35 mo-? De-
scribe fully. VIII take quick action. Boz
455-C, Star H.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Hont{NnAAl

REDUCED Sl,6OO-UN1vERslTY PARK,
rooms. ene and two BATHS; lsrss lots: ss-
s:e iSa 81 nfti nne e sss9.M sss.t 70 inspect
New brick, detached home. beautiful lot.
paved street and sidewalks tpaid foE,.
TONED o assa kitsRss eSa
piiances; iurred walls. rock wool insulation;
'ssf ~sTHos; 9 =: :f JAkkEIL RlEsi CO.. Realtors.
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Sasyx S..ssbeat caass asan,.l p b9ict with
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rGm : sEs' ana Hafi has susa pls:a
under $1O.5OO for . quick sale. Terms
can can be arranged for responsible people;
CaI Adams 1923 or Emerson 5310 until 8
REALToR EDW. R. CARR BUILDER.
1853 Conn. Ave. NV.
.x ooo PHONE SERVICE TO PM
9 rooms. bath; brick; coionisi front porch.
msnt, hot-Water heat. viii rent for
"A lovely detached brick home, Chevy
o;1 Chase; SD D: c" very large rooms, ga baths
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rooms, bath, modern kitchen. bright
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WOODSIDE PARK
Center hall. BRICK, six bedrooms TWO
baths. Silent automatic heat. Maids
Badminton court, fisia pond, croquet ground.
archery court. LOT s5x2sO.. part un-
touched WOODSl, Glassed-in heated
terms. CHANCE OF LIFETIME
72l 10th St NV Natl. O765.
Evening star., 1940-02-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OPEN SATURDAY AND sUNDAY-CAPE
Cod style, 1i2-story bunealow. 500 Caro-
lima ave, Silver Spring. Md. rooms on
first floor. rooms and bath on End floor;
ditioned. oil heat, guaranteed s years;
large lot. partly wooded; Small down pay
son. BUILDER AND BROKER, Shep. 6473.
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY
Full Price, S4 200. Near Mt Rainier. Md.
rooms 2 baths. large lot; / block bus
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veStment for any one. First deposit takes
it. Substantial down payment. S35 mo.
Rent part and pay for ITSELF
Call RUSSELL BOWEN Chestnut 5294.
6 mi. D. C.-Practically new rooms,
bath. hwd floors. electricity. furnace heat.
asbestos siding. 1900; $500 cash. $40
mo.
S4,5OO-TERMS
6 rooms, h.-wh.. ] Y baths. electricity.
gas. garage; lot 5Oxl 80 #. paved street;
convenient to graded and high schools;
close to shopping center, TRANSPORTATION.
Erwin REALTY CO.. call Hyattsvilla 334:
ewes. Greenwood 1231.
GARDEN CITY,
1894 North Florida st.-New -6-rm. brick.
attrac. gar oil-burning h. w h.. tile bath
with shower. freplace. slate roof $500;
opep fe. TO
premises or call ARLINGTON REALTY
SERVICE. Chest. 1747: evenings Chest.
1885.
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A 1910 CANDIDATE

To make some family very happy This
Cape Cod BUNGALOW, situated in fine res
idential neighborhood with many other
65x15O; there is a complete bedroom and
bath on the 1st floor and 2 bedrooms and
complete bath upstairs, large living room
porch, built-in garage, automatic heat and
full basement. If you are looking for a
REAL BARGAIN. this is 1T. Call ]. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN, Wisconsin 7746. to in
spect
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In PetUorth
Convenient ito. to Schools; s;,,., Churches
329 DelafeId Pl. NV.
$50. .OO-Apt. No. 3-Rec. hall. liv-
ing room, 9 bedrooms. di-
nette. kitchen and bath: elec. re-
frigeration.
Evening star., 1940-02-09

18th ST. HEIGHTS.
2nd floor, pvt home, liv.. rm. 13x17;
bedrm. din; rma kit. 4 large closets,
lated; "a block bus. Georgia zoos after
Evening star., 1940-02-09

J. A. WEINBERG CO.,
Woodward Bldg. Natl. $500.
Evening, Mr.. Ramey, Met. 1243.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.
Large Store, 1901 You st. NV
Located in busiest section OF You st..
especially suitable for beauty shop, barber
shop. delicatessen or lunchroom. Heat
furnished. $3.50. ~
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