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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-13

The army maneuvers. according
to an official announcement, will
involve every element of modern
Warfare-infantry. seacoast and anti
aircraft artillery. aviation, tanks. en-
gineers and special troops.
The final period of the maneuvers
beginning May "a. will involve a
theoretical attack against the island
of Oahu on which are major mill
tary establishments. including Pearl
Harbor navy base, SchoiIeld bar
racks and several flying fields.
There was no indication the navy
would cooperate with the army in
the war games.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-13
Punta Penasco Harbor viii Tie Bond
Of fMexican-American Friendship.
Says Official in Phoenix Speech

PHOENIX, May 13. CUP)-Com-
pletion within the next few years
OF a shipping port on the Gulf of
Mexico near Rocky Point, Sonora,
will materially strengthen" the
bonds of friendship between the
United States and Mexico, Melqui-
DIES Angula. Mexican minister of
public works. predicted in an ad-
dress here yesterday.
The harbor at Rocky Point, CPun-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-13

New Extra Large Meat
Tender
New Improved Meter
Miser Mechanism
And Dozens More Out
standing COnstructIon
and Convenience tea-
tufes
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-13
Allies Establish
Firm Liaison With
Belgian Defenders
CONTINUED from PAGE i

CONTINUED from Page \
two bridges, he was killed by a
bomb. There was some delay in
replacing the commander and the
Germans we're able TO force their
way across the bridges.
At a third bridge, Pierlot said, a
Belgian officer penetrated the Ger
man lines, got into the power
chamber of the bridge. and blew up
the bridge and himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-13
Bookies Target in
Race News Suit

LOS ANGELES. MAY l3. up
Superior Judge Emmet Wilson to-
day listened to arguments for per-
manent injunction against racing
news publishers in an action brought
by State Attorney General Earl
Warren
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22
Bruce Urges Change
In Labor Enactment
Democratic Senatorial Candi-
date Advocates Separation
Of Prosecuting And judicial
Functions.

An amendment to the National
Labor Relations Act which would
separate the prosecuting and judi
cial functions now exercised by the
National Labor Relations Board is
advocated by Howard Bruce, candi-
date for the Democratic Senatorial
Nomination.
Speaking recently before mass
meeting of his supporters at Dun
dalk, Bruce declared that while the
law was passed for the purpose of
protecting labor rights of collective
bargaining, organized labor as well
as employers are openly critical OF
the administrator of the act.
''The Labor Board has three
roles - accuser, prosecutor, and
judge-and it has seemed to lay
all it's emphasis on the role of
prosecutor" said Mr.. Bruce.
Because of the criticism coming
from both labor and employers, he
said, "You are forced to the con-
clusion that there is something I'M
fair in the attitude of the board
which, to accomplish its aVowed
purpose. should first have created
the impression of scrupulous fair
ness TO all concerned.
II do not wish to see the
National Labor Relations Act torn
to pieces just because it has been
improperly administered. With a
fair and reasonably judicially
minded board working under the
existing act, the several functions
of the board could have been SO
performed as to avoid this wave OF
violent criticism.
I'm the light of the experience OF
the past five years, | am in favor
of an amendment that will sepa-
rate the prosecuting and Judicial
functions of the board.
1.-The law leaves so much to the
discretion of the members of the
board, with so few safeguards, thai
the result has seemed to be ar
administration of men rather thar
a law. 1t is needless to point out
that Labor Relations Board which
was hostile to labor could, under
the present law, do irreparablt
damage to the cause of organized
labor"
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22
"CONFlDENTIALLY YOURS"
BY The Rowing Reporter

Several weeks ago the Rowing
Reporter promised you an interest
ing story about the State Police.
To print that promise was mis-
take, for word has gone down the
line from headquarters to the
State Police not to talk; and al
though your reporter has the story
practically ready, we can't print
it yet. The announcement that
we had story on the fire had
another interesting effect: Word
from officers in several sub-sta-
lions i'll the various counties where
these articles appear have sent
word asking the Rowing Reporter
II he has anything on them, please
TO give them a chance to straight
Ell things out before breaking the
story It's nothing like that; this
story concerns a leading Mary
land newspaper, Governor O'Conor
and three other individuals. But
just now we, like the State police
who have their orders not to talk
are as silent as a clam. But we
do promise that as soon as it is
possible we will break the story.
You might be interested to fol-
low up another story that appear
ed in this column the one re-
vealing Captain Edward Nick.
johnson's unfortunately low blood
rressure. Since that story ap-
Jared, Captain Johnson has been
retired from the Maryland National
cue I'd with the rank of Major, for
physical disability. After reading
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22
PREPAID

Lover (eloping. with his adored)
How much is the fare?
Taxi Driver: That's all right, sir
the young ladys father has set
tied all that.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22

the story in this column. Governor
O'Couor called Colonel Ober, SUI
perintendent of the State Police,
Major General Milton Reckord and
Captain Johnson down to AnnapO-
lis for a conference. Colonel Ober
told the Governor it was true. but
that Captain Johnson was such a
valuable man he could not pos
sibly get along without him for
four CT five years at least. Col
Onel Cher pointed out that Cap
tain Johnson stayed in headQuar-
t RS most Of the time and was per
fect,y capable OF carrying out his
duties.
Colonel Ober's remark that he
will need Captain Johnson the
next four or five years struck US.
somehow. as being rather peculiar.
Colonel Ober. himself, will serve
only three more years unless he
is reappointed, and that is rather
unlikely A new Governor will
have mis- own friends to give the
job TO. OF course, Mr.. O'COnOr
might be reelected not, how
ever. if he were to run tomorrow
but things may change in the
next three years.
1t seems pity for Colonel Ober
is d capable and efficient police
administrator who shows no par
TALLY. and the State Police have
confidence in him. But at the
end OF his fOur-year term he will
just be getting TO know the ropes
and out he'll go. That. however
is politics.
You might not have heard about
it yet, but each OF the sub-stations
now have black car. with regular
license tags, which is much hard
9r to spot when you're exceeding
the speed limit, should you be. AS
| an Easter gift, the Rowing Re-
porter gives you this advice =
watch out for them.
Sergeant T. c. Minnick is caus-
ing all kinds of disturbances
down in Salisbury with his black
ar, making innumerable arrests
just sitting along the side OF the
road while motorists with an eye
out for the familiar brown car,
whizz by unsuspectingly
In Texas the highway patrol
cars are painted white and the
courts there have held that an of
ficer cannot patrol the roads in
cars which are not easily identi-
fied - patrol cars.
Tnera-S 2 rnm0n in Raltirnnra 10
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22

City Attorney r. V. Baker of
kenOsha. Wis, issued a proclama-
ton ordering police to pick up all
stray dogs. The first one picked
up belonged to Baker, who had to
pay $3.50 to retrieve it from the
dog pound.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22

ing on all over Maryland all the
time, and it will take more than
the SPCA to put a crimp into this
sport - On the other hand, the
SPCA probably would win wide
support if it took action against
the pit bull dog fights going on in
Baltimore City.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22

It is reported that some mem
bers of the Maryland Legislature
have gone in hiding, that is those
who voted in favor of the income
tax bill. The names of the mem
bers who voted in favor of this
bill were published, much to their
embarrassment, we hear.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22

How much (more) is it to get
wisdom than gold, and to get I'M
derstanding rather to be chosen
than silver. Proverbs.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22
ROWING REPORTER
ROVES RECkLESSLY

Louis ]. O'Donnell political
writer on the Baltimore Morning
Sun, has proved again that he
knows all the political answers
and the only time inaccurate
dope can be slipped by him is
probably when he is sleeping
and that is seldom.
Last week, in the Rowing Re-
porter's column, "Confidentially
Yours" the Rover stated that
Senator George Radcliffe was
Maryland's Secretary of State
under the late Governor War
field. But Louis says it faint
SO and sets the Rover straight in
the following communication.
The Globe thanks Mr.. O'Donnell
for the correction.
The Rowing Reporter
HagerstOwn Globe,
Hagerstown, Maryland
Baltimore, Md, March Is.
Dear Friend:
In your column of yesterdays
issue, you have a paragraph con-
corning Senator Radcliffe-that
he was once Secretary of State.
You continue that he served in
this capacity under the late
Governor Warfield. Then, you
top off with the assertion that
it was a surprise to the Rowing
Reporter.
In no critical sense, but just
to keep the record straight,
what caused your surprise? That
he was once Secretary of State,
Or that he so served under Gov
ernor Warfield? I'd be surpris-
ed. too. if the latter were the
case. Mr. Radcliffe's term as
Secretary Of State was under his
fellow Eastern Shoreman and
Dorchester countian. Governor
Emerson G. Harrington. 1t sure
~ would surprise Senator Rad
cliffe-dOn't you think?
Cordially,
LOUIS j. O'DONNELL
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22
APPOINTMENT POSTMASTER

William d. Lowell has been re-
appointed postmaster at New
Windsor, Carroll county.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22

Tn Baltimore County, the SPCA
ordered another raid on a cock
fight there last week. We beg to
suggest that the SPCA is wasting
its time. Everyone who's interest
ed knows that cockfighting is go
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22

We wonder if Senator Radcliffe
will vote for Senator Tobeys pro-
posal to remove the income ques-
tons from the census question
naire? The Rowing Reporter sus-
poets that before it is through, the
census ruckus will be one of the
biggest the New Deal has wealth
cred; it may be so big that Mr..
Radcliffe's vote on the Tobey pro-
posal will have some bearing on
his election.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1940-03-22

There's a rumor in Baltimore to
the effect that the Collector OF
Internal Revenue has called in his
entire office force of about a hun
dred men and women limiting to
them that he would be pleased if
they could see their way clear TO
support Senator Radcliffe. What
with the new Hatch bill and all
this rumOr may we'll be unfounded
but It IS well known that it has
happened in past elections. And
a perfectly ordinary political pro-
cedure, too.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
$4,000.

Excellent Cape Cod 5 rooms and bath
one year old; all rooms unusually large
exceptionally fine kitchen: Bethesda area
among houses several thousands dollars
hleher. Ask for Mr.. Gibson,
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
WILLIAM BOSWELL.
CHEVY CHASE d. C..

Bureau of Standards, under construction,
detached center-hall brick, lot 60'Xl50'; 4
bedrooms and baths. l bedroom and
bath on first floor, 3 bedrooms and > baths
on second floor. BOSS & PHELPS, Ma.
Evening star., 1940-09-18

HILLCREST
New detached brick. overlooking city.
Six rooms, 2 baths. recreation room.
built-in garage. side porch; can be sold on
easy terms, or will trade. Call Mr.. Altman,
FIR, 1904. WAPLE & JAMES, INC, 1924
14th W
Evening star., 1940-09-18
NEW THREE-FAMILY HOUSES

On one OF Washlneton widest thorough
fares. Each ant has separate entrance.
etc Live IN one and rent other two for
enough 20 pay expenses. Sample house,
Republic 1860. Eve and Sun. Atlantic
Evening star., 1940-09-18

CONN. AVE. AND CALVERT ST, FRONT
inclosed porches: ideal for private resi-
dence or high-class rooming and boarding
GEORGE w LINKINS CO., 1922 H St
Evening star., 1940-09-18

large sunroom. oil heat, storage attic.
garage: overlooking beautiful Cathedral
grounds. BOSS & PHELPS. MA. 1900.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
THE AMERICAN HOME.

This home does not ape any scientific
the ideas lnvo!ved are baseo on good
sound reasoning, for comfortable, if not
luxurious. living al mooerate price. Frst
floor consists of a livlns room u l2Xl:3I2,
dining room 16xl1i2 kitchen 2l2xllI7.
larse paneled den with adjoining lavatory,
large screened living porch. Second floor.
master bedroom with connecting nursery
or dresslns room and bath. :! bedrooms
With With conneetins bath: Third floor, I'm
1Saed eea storage storage 70; room and . bedroom 5 Base
place and maids bath Choice of oil or
gas, heat. This house is situated in an
exclusive and highly restricted neighbor-
mood. l think this house is the best bar
gain Of the year. See what you think
For appointment to inspect call Mr Dob
BINS WI. 32l6. with J. WESLEY BU-
Evening star., 1940-09-18
S5UU CASH,
Balance Less Than Rent.

This 6-room brick row house can be
bought SO reasonably that II is foolish
to pay rent Close to stores. schools AID
transp. Nr. 18th and Spring rd Tnis
Call Mr.. Giles, Michigan 5000 You can
save money. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

Mr.. BRITISH EMBASSY, 2 SOS. OFF
make offer: S1a,750. terms, or, rent S155
mo. Lovely big house. nE; John Dickson o
combined; owing to . in family; offered at
s1O,75o; terms: DUPLEX < FLaI II mr. PARK
for rent $50 80 mo. Big list D. G. Nd:
Va urban, country property. reduced. N
RYON CO., MA, 1907. 1915 n. Y. ave, -
Evening star., 1940-09-18
NEW CAPE COD

Very attractive brick. 3 large bedrooms,
III baths. large living room with fireplace.
large corner lot with over 10000 50. #.
of ground: S7.a5O for quick sale. Reason
able terms. Phone Mr.. Gray, Wisconsin
4454 or ME. ll43 to see this property.
! WESLEY RIICHANAN
Evening star., 1940-09-18
BARGAIN.
SO RHODE ISLAND AVE NV !

oO 1e31 OOI 3JIIxh4ND II u N, w !,
$50 Down and Balance SO Mo
Newly reconditloned. rooms, brick. .
paths. all modern conveniences; conv 10
sores and transportation. FEDERAL
FINANCE CO., 9l5 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
ON A WOODED HILL,
6 MINIS FROM DOWNTOWN

Only 2 blocks from Key Bridge be-
tween Wilson blvd. and Lee highway.
semi-det. 5 rms and bath surprisingly
roomy and well built. S4.9aO low cash.
800 includes title Cost. Open oaIly.
kELLEY, STEELE & BRANNER, DI. 7i40.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.,

$3.50. Attractive, detached brick home
with living room, dining room, kitchen
Z bedrooms, bath and Sunroom on first
moor bedrooms storage room on End.
Automatic heat. Built-in bookcases. Well
grown shade. attractive lawns. Between
Utah and Nebraska aVes.. near Tennyson
st. Evenings. phone Mr.. Adams. WO 029O.
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
700 1Sth CT PEAJTOP MA O-51
Evening star., 1940-09-18
sos No. Cap Realtor IA 0s1s.

GET MY PRICE BEFORE YOU SELL.
personally -IN nav cash for c.
property, white or colored, brick OF frame.
also fats ana apartment houses. 6. @.
DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave Ma 44SG
Evening star., 1940-09-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Near the Cathedral, $15,750.


Near the Cathedral, $15,750.
Detached brick. 4 bedrooms, baths,
large sunroom. oil heat, storage attic;
garase: oysIlookinr beautiful Cathedral
ATTENTION.
Those looking for beautiful D. c. home,
please phone Emerson 1878. owner. IL
rms, 4 baths, l lavatory: situated on choice
high elevation, large trees, lovely view.
miles to White House: built less than l ".
$12,450,
Nr. Nebraska and Wis. AYES.
Convenient to public, St. AIMS and
Immaculate parochial schools. Amid pre-
tentious homes. New center-hall brick,
having large living room; bedrooms leach
snd. Ist:foor Iayatory, attic. automatic
cluding fireplace; 2-car garage. An out
standing value THOS. j. FISHER a. CO..
IMS REALToRS. = Al pI i;. 6s3o Or Or EVE EVE
$12,500,
Wakefield, Chevy Chase, D. c.,
At the highest point in the city and Just
moments walk to Woodrow Wilson,
Alice Deal and Ben Murch Public Schools;
comparatively new, center-hall plan, brick
construction; q lovely rooms, 3 bedrms, 2
OIL HEAT. attached garage; corner prop
erty. attractively Handicapped lot; an EXCEL
lent value plus convenience and desirability
OF location; Can be shown by appoint
RfaLroF5 ZEAL FsoS saa SISEEs or fSEsNGs f8 HSs
CALL MR. MATTHEWS. HO 12Q5
Evening star., 1940-09-18
CAN'T BE DUPLICATED.
S12 450-At CreStWnnd

Four extra large bedrms. solarium first
floor den. porches oil heat, garase: orlsl-
nally sold for S23. 900. Now selling for
Tlthln lev hundred dollars assessed value.
Eve. call Mr.. Shelton, TIA 1920
VIM: H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
1919 K ST NV DI IO15
Evening star., 1940-09-18
BEAUTIFUL TWO-ROOM
MODERN APARTMENT.

Consists of large living room. bedroom.
dining alcove. Kitchen and bath. All the
most modern and up-to-date convenience ei..
Sear-round air-conditioning indiyldually
controlled. Located in lovely wesley
Heights. Available october /. See and
reserve Il today
Evening star., 1940-09-18
SACRIFICE-S13,95O,
AYoorico TTpiHyorcitu Do IL,

Owner has left city. placing his lowest
price on this unusual home-S1. 200 mini
mum cash necessary. Containing 5 bed
rooms. baths. lovely 1st-fioor panel IL
brary with fireplace, recreation room, built
In garage, air-conditioned heat. It is
situated in q very convenient and desir-
able location. For details call Mr.. Jones,
GE. 3079.
FPANK G puJIITpc Dr 1h1,
Evening star., 1940-09-18
THE NORWOOD,

THE NORWOOD,
1343 East Capitol st. Apt - rooms
2OO1 SIXTEENTH ST. NV.
Beautiful Broom, kit. and bath apart
nent, Located on the corner Of the build,
ing with exposures to the south, east ana
north. insuring perfect cross ventilation.
Il has abundant closet space.
You will be pleased with the attractive
modernized building, located on upper 18th
St o4-hour elevator and switchboard
c. A. SNOW CO.. 71o sth ST. NV.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
so 4S0

New detached bricks, 6 r, la b. air
Conditioned, oil; large lot at Barnaby
Woods: best buy in the city. Phone today
for appointment.
ARTHUR F. CARROLL.
M 2t24 EM yoco o
Evening star., 1940-09-18
CLEVELAND PARK,
Near Wilson High School

432S Garrison 81. w.-Large detached
hrick home center hall. ) bedrooms. 4Iz
baths, layatory and den first floor, recre-
alton room and maids room air-condi-
r0ncd Tmken oil burner. large lot. H. o.
BOWMAN. owner. MO- llt4.
Evening star., 1940-09-18

LANHAM HEIGHTS. MD
4-room bungalow l acre of around, on
Fowler lane. So. so mo-
Q. B. HOPKINS.
ll2o W. Ave. NV. D1. 127l or EN- 1908
BUNGALOW. ROOMS, . BEDROOMS.
Dath, h;-W.h.. gas range. basement, attic:
corner lot; garage; close to bus, stores
alley; $50 mo.
B M SMITH
240s Columbia Pike. Oxford 2o3s
Evening star., 1940-09-18
TO CHOOSE FROM.
Ar NNrt -ec,

All Northwest.
Two-5-room, h.-vh., garage, $3.50.
One-7-room det., 2-bath garage, 1880.
Two-Semi-det., modern, $3.50 and
Three new houses, baths. gar. large
Two-4.family apt, detached bldg;
One-2-family. gear garage, 2 kit,
S6450. .oo,o
Mr., LYNCH, Randolph l242. or
WAPLE 4, JAMES, INC,
1924 l4th St NV D1. 3346.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
'RANk S. PHILLIPS, D1. All.
DRASTIC REDUCTION
FOR QUICK SALE.
WESTOVER DRIVE Sc.

Overlooking city. Stone construct ion.
First floor, large living room. or recrea ton
I'm bedrooms. bath. garage Main
moor large living rm., dining rm., kitchen.
library. bedroom. bath, incl porch. Second
moor, large bedrms. and bath: abundant
closet Space; oil heat. Lest than > years
old. Best bargain on todays market for
Sl4,5nu Eve. call Mr.. Shelton, ia 1920.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K St NV. DI. 1915
Evening star., 1940-09-18
HOUSES FOR SALE
Near 18th and Benning F
AppRAISAlS.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
HAVE CLIENTS, WITH CASH TO PUR-
cAaSe small d. c. investment properties;
condition immaterlsl If price is right.
klndly submit listings in writing. HARRY
JUSTINE, sl9 1lth ST. NV. 90
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
BARRY. 3439 14th st. NV. Columbia 6Os6.
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CAsH PRICES FOR
KERN 26s2 WooSdley Dl NV CO 2e75
9 TO 9 ROOMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE.
All hfe cDSb PSeson within e gays p only
DI. 450s; eve. and Sun, Georgia $500
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. C. PROP
ertya TAMMARO, Ma. 1888. Evening. co.
5000, or WO. s3Os.
p, c. HOUSES, WHITE OR. coLoRED.
AZ. AZ cash No cqmmissiqn. n Need 39; b
1910 3ermoRt s n ave. eDT ME ! 27Ist SiNoAhCAhN'
CALL WASHINGTON, S LARGEST BUYERS
Million Dollars WORTH i BouGHT
IN 1899 LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN CO..
WISH. TO BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER,
dltlon having living room, library. dining
room. Ellchen. two bedrooms and attn.
medium sized garden oil heat n Norh-
Iest or GeorgetoUn S-aentlal section.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR y.
| G property If the Drlce IS r-gh- Frame or
brick lssse OF small, coudL-. .on immateG.a..
r A HUMPHREYS.
sos No. Cap Realtor. IA os1s,
PROPERTY OWNERS BROKERS
GET MY PRICE BEFORE you SELL.
| property, white or colored, brick O. frame.
| also fats ana apartment houses. G. @.
DUTY. 1929 Vermont ave Ma. 44sG.
Evening star., 1940-09-18

coLoRED-,NR. 18th AND ST. NV
bath: will sacrifice DE Ills. DE 11s:s.
COLORED-1st AND NW-6 R. AUTO.
heat porches. hardwood floors; front,
back yards large recep. hall; now vacant.
Yours at bargain; liberal terms. DE.
1115. DE. 1852.
COLORED- ED-ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN g.
waited. semi-detached; 3 porches, hard
MAKE your own terms. Caii Mr.. ADAMS
Sundays. DE. 1908; weekdays. DE 1850
or MA. 2702.
COLORED-s13 L ST. NW.-e-ROOM
brick house by owner: no agents; terms
Columbia 0723 after pm.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CLEVELAND PARK, S10,500.

real bargain. to settle estate: d bed
rooms, baths. oil heat, 2 hreplaces, pretty
lot with trees; entirely detached: quiet tree
lined street, no traffic. BOSS & PHELPS
Evening star., 1940-09-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

Rs1 Apps RaS Nh hSD MHsdRo1E HAdR e.
l23'! Euclid St NV. after o CLOCK
OWNERS HOME, NV SECTION: :
stores, garage; lease for aDDrOx. months,
responsible tenant Box l3S-S, Star.
SILVER SPRING. MD. LINDEN. $500
Warren St. corner Seminary rd-3 bed
rooms center hall, ami. lee. sun deck,
lear garage: conv. Junior high and grade
schools. churches, stores bus; large
ground; completely tuEn.; reas year
lease. Weekdays, 5-s, Sat. pm. all day
Sun. PARKS.
Mr.. WOODROW WILSON--NEWLY RE
modelled home. rms. sar,, lse. living nm
With fireplace Venetian blinds. EN-. 565l.
CHEVY CHASE. 3s07 MILITARY RD.-,
automatic oil heat; excellently furnished.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, 3 BEDROOMS,
nice yard mr. Woodrow Wilson High. Sll5
rent. MRS. LEE, Ma, $3.50. EN-. 0947
ewes.
6Ol TUCKERMAN ST, N,W-6 ROOMS.
h h. For appointment. North 7ois. "a
NEW ;l; HOME tS!od tEXCdus1vE SO GouNTRY TTIIE
roo bab oFaTg P6o6e den S hsa maid room
WESLEY HEIGHTS = ENGLISH STYLE,
well furnished: rooms ; baths, OIL burner,
caT ssrags; excelIept condIt1on s,2lDlah3z3e s2Dhz
ffon': INC DUPONT c circlc, re p Du, 1871
OWNERS HOME ROOMS ? BATHS.
beautifully and completely furnished grand
piano radio. OF! hea' electric retrlgeraflor
reasonable rent for season or year lease
Decatur OH.
2o2a n. 10th RID. ARLINGTON VA
Completely furnished Il rooms ID oa.h.
oil heat $1,000
KELLEY. STEELE & BRANNER.
1905 KEARNEY ST NE
Nicely furnished three bedrooms. auto
matte heat: near schools and churches -
car garage; Is minutes from downtown.
rent. 500 per month. Call DU. isis, be-
fore 6 m. or B. F. SAUL CO. Ma 200.
FOREST GLEN MD S11-5u-
Detached brick house Of : rooms. =,
baths hot-vater heat With coal, sarase
3i45 ST NV Sl35 90
Q rooms IS bedrooms. - baths. lava
tory. electric refrlgeratlon. oil heat; mod
ern; attractIvely furnished, IN Old George
town.