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CAMERA REPAIRS

Movie equip. foreign or domestic)
BRENNER, a33 Penna. ave. NV
CARPENTRY-Att1cs finished, recre-
alton rms. porches incl, stairways.
dormer windows; residential or COM
mercial. ]. E. HENDRICKS, UN. 249l
CARPENTRY, plastering, cementing,
insulating, general repair work:
quick service. WILLIAMS, MI.
AND MASoNRY-Sub-
contracts. on or more houses. 1st-
class work TE 1721 "a
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BEDROOM

DON'T BUY BEFORE YOU VISIT
SAVINGS OF a0% 70 76es ON
NEW SAMPLE CLoSEOUTS. LOOK
AT THESE BARGAINS. Three
piece maple set, was SI19.50, now
nut set. was Si59,5o. now Slo9 80;
Sl4o50, now 500 80; mahog. or
maple beds. in all sizes, were 500 so.
now $3.50; maple or walnut, A.
drawer chests, were $3.50 now
SIPS: three-piece, solid cherry
now S297 so: three-piece, solid
mahogany set. made finest way, was
S325. now S2O650. Many more
items. too numerous to mention.
Open Saturdays
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 6742
The Sample BARGAIN Store Of Wash.
BICYCLE, boys, 26-inch; newly re-
conditioned; $50. VI. 4763. %
BICYCLEs-195o Shelby. brand new.
viii sell for S35: 36-in. boys bike.
in running order. $3.50. wo. 1897.
BINOCULARS. 7x5o e. Ieitz. aood
condition SPECIAL price; So. guar
ERS SALES CO., 913 D ST. NV. NE.
933a
BLOUsES, tablecloths, etc. Chinese
embroidered. Reasonable. Call SH.
4760. $
BRICK-we have brick. PENNSYL-
YANIA BUILDING SUPPLY CO.. AID.
1900.
BRICKs-used, 10000; lot, 5000.
Rear 81 E st NV. 4
BUILDING ITEMs-open every Sat,
s to l.. RUCKER LUMBER CO.,
I2o0 UiiSnp hivd paor Rov Pridpa
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AMCO PRODUCTS co.
1872 M ST. NV. 4
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REFER, Electr9lux gas, gas 7-cu:-it:; ,as gas
cond,. both $50, GE. o6s1, .
RESTAURANT II. IABLEsLNicely LES ;lSn E.,s nm
sizes Also about 60 maple chairs
to match. Call SH. 9714. =
RUG, 9x12, Bigelow gropoint. blue,
perfect condition. WI. 300a. "A
say a!so. MIcH, I'll. sqa5. sG@Ple'e with motor
SEWING MACHiNEs-singer. $50:
new portables with reverse, So;
guaranteed. 915 10th ST. NV, EX.
SEWING MACHINES. SINGER eiectrlcs;
makes sewing machines. Open ewes.
31o9 14th st NV. CO. 2221.
SEWING MACHINES-Portab elec-
trio; console electric; treadles; clear
Err SEWING MACHINE CO. 609 5th
SEWING MACHINES - Anniversary
sale. We won't be able to offer bar
game gains as shs.r this after noras asSs are r.gusr sGd
$50 SO. now $50 so; o. Domestic port
able, was S59,50 now $40 so; beaut.
Singer console. round bobbin, was
SI39.3o, now $1l9,5o; tresdh' SIS.
sHoEsNcanceiiations. hundreds Of
STYLES. Men, women. children-out.
fit your family in famous-brand
shoes; Lavalle, Valley. De Liso. Sbic-
ca, Paradise; Jsrman, Roblee; Ed
to-hnd sizes. Save to so per cent
I or more; air conditioned. LIEBER-
MAN, INC. 34l2 l4th st. NV, End
floor. Open 10 to 8 pm. Tu. 2521.
SHOW CASE, eft. walnut nnish.
$40 Me $50. week days. 5'
STEN0TYPE, late. model: recondi.
toned. guaranteed. S42.50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st.
STORE FIXTURES - Jewellers and
watch repair neon signs with clock.
modern; fully stocked crystal cabi-
nets: sacrifice. Call WI. s7S9. -6
STORE FIXTURES in excellent cond;
feF fe s ShDy g. Dart or ehdffpi ca VI :hG2 sgs VIZ
STUDIO COUCH, good condition, $50;
Hartman wardrobe trunk, hanger
size, -S25. Tel. OR. 1886.
TABLE BiggS sgi. He heppeEhIs nsia I1ss
TARPAULINs, prices from &c per 50.
+ for Govt, surplus. ,zoa oGa1cHNER'
Ei5sSHs ssSipst so0q s15S SS. Ts 53ss:: 1hss:
S25. LU. 4-42O5. -6
TELEVISION, new models. Credit or
cash. See US last. JU. 7-9400.
WOODMOOR APPLIANCE. 10i09
Colesville I'd, Silver Spring. Md.
TELEvISION-Some 1850 models al
dig discounts; cash or terms; 2 years
TO pay. Call 10. 2-11s7 for free
home demonstration. E. J. READ
| & SONS. 3o14 Nichols ave. Sc.
| Open til pm.
TELEvlSION SETS up 20 40% on,
| 2-year service on all models. Last
| years models slashed Many doo1
home demonstration Easy terms.
Open ewes until 9 ROYAL APa
| PLIANCE CO., 1911 Nichols ava
| Sc LU $1,000
TELEVISION CLEARANCE
Sale! New 1850 models at greatly
! radnnad IILLXrgr1 ~, INC
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BOILERS. new, gas
fired, Mueller; distributors close out;
one at 43O So. ft. radiation. only
S19325, and one at s65 So. TT. ra-
EQUIPMENT CO., $40 2nd st. NV.
IRONER, Save-a-day, roller type,
good condition; $50. GIL. $3.50.
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PAPERING. PAINTING

PAPERING, PAINTING
Low SUMMER PRICES. SATISFAc-
TON GUARANTEED. FREE ESTI-
MATE. Ii. 7-071S AFTER II
NOON. -6
5-rm.. 2-story hall house,
low as SS5; do own work: W. mech.
Ma. 5734; after 5, RE. 5032. a
PAINTING. carpenter
work, weather stripping, caulking,
roof. gutter and downspout. AT.
S91S. and 10. 2-5302 10
PAINTING-Reas.p prices.
No Job too large or too small. Call
ANTHONY, GE. 30s4. -
PAPERING AND PAINTING
Al work. estimates free. Cali MIR.
BECkETT. MI. 0930, DU. 4053.
PAPERHANGING
Better work, less money"
A. T GEORGE, white, DI. 0106.
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STENOGRAPHER

All State insurance company (organ-
lied by Sears Roebuck & Coz, has
an opening in its Washington Office
for an experienced stenogra pher
with secretarial potential. Salary
open. Company benefits include
profit sharing group life and hos
pitalizatIon. Call MR.. HERTING,
ST 21Al a
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PIANO

Model L, 5 #. I0Ia in. Steinway
grand. 10 yrs, old Can be pur-
chased at a substantial saving un-
der the new price. 5-yr. guarantee.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. Exclusive
DI 1864 :
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FURN.. CASH & CARRY

1s 18th st. NE. Open Till 9 PM:
GAS RANGE mos. old; Kenmore,
500; RCA radio combination. and
recorder. $50. GE. 1929. a
GAS RANGE, table top, pilot light;
excellent condition; S35. 5l55 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV, WO. S799.
GAS RANGES. new, used, $3.50
up; credit; installation. PEERLESS
SALES, 2237 Ga. ave, DE. 1910.
GAS RANGE, Wedgewood. 3 yrs. old,
excel. cond.; original. 1880; for
sale now. SS5. WI. 1856. -6
GAS RANGE. reasonable offer, good
cooking cond. Call EN-. 1882.
GAS RANGES. USED; summer sale;
from $50: guar. JOHN 6. WEE
STER CO., since 1912, 627 F st. NV,
GAS RANGES-New. used; all sizeS.
Heaters and >toves ACME STOVE
co IOll 7th st nv Ma 1852
GLIDER, Troy, . lge. and 2 small
metal porch chairs. clean. good
cond. 4116 37th st. NV, WO. 65lS.
GOLF CLUBS-Man's steel set, SIS;
lady's, S23; beginners, S11; like
new calf bag. SIS. ME. 4646,
GUITAR, Hawaiian, Rickenbacher
electro. with amplifier. $75. Call
HousEHoLD FURNIsH1NGs-GE hot
plate, ironer porch glider, awnings,
walnut buffet, fireplace equipment,
dining chairs, rocker, lawn mower,
step ladder; moving. TIE. 4s1s. Alex
andria. -
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EVENING STAR

RESIDENT MGR, for "boarding club
for L month or more; rm. and
woman, eXper. g.h.w., neat, board
ing house, etc. Write Box 4 IS,
Star &c
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HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self confidence, freedom
from self-consciousness. MI. 1850. I"
TYPIST-CLERK EXAM.
Special Course, Govt. work. intensive
typing course with spelling and gen.
tests go yrs. expr.) Quicker. bet
ter betters at
BOYD SCHOOL
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WINDOW SCREENS

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PIANOS-Summer specials on rebuilt
grandS.
perfect condition; S416.
H. c. BAY, it. in, apt. size, ma
hog case; S295.
Whitney, made by Kimball, 4 IT. 6 in,
walnut case; S445.
All pianos are sold with q guarantee
on easy budget terms. Your piano
taken in as part payment. LUBAR,
1900 G. st. NV, ST. O25O,
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Clerk -Stenographer

Small real estate office: permanent
position; 2 weeks vacation; 37-hr.
week: $40 per week. HARRISON &
WASHBURN. 927 New York ave.
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PIANO

Occasionally we have a few console
pianos which have been out on home
rental which can be purchased at
a good saving below the original
prices. We invite your inquiry.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., HOS G St.
NV. DI. S464. .
PIANOS-Jordan's have the largest
selection OF pianos in this city on
display. All types in q wide range
of prices, many models. ST. 940O.
JORDAN PIANO CO., corner 18Th
PIANOS - Hardman Mini console,
blond maogany, and Gulbxansen
spinet, brown maogany, at large saw
ines Henry F. Miller grand, #.
Z inches. priced low. Several uprts.
including small Knabe, only s75.
PAUL GOLIBART. In American
Storage Bldg, corner entrance, 2S01
Georgia ave. AID. 1928, from to
$50; evenings by appt. We buy and
accent pianos in trade. s.
PIASOS-We have several late model
console and spinet pianos that we are
closing cut at big savings over the
last price, All good makes, JoR-
DAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th and G
SITS. NV. ST. 9400. A
PIASOS-You can buy now at Jor-
dams at low summer prices and
have your first monthly payments
start october 1st. ST. 9400. JOR-
DAN PIANO CO., corner 18th and
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. PORCHEs. attics and
recreation rooms; nothing down. Z
e.. S55 K Re- pay 9l77! HAMILTON cogsr. !.
ADDITIONS and modernizing cellar
to. roof. Call ST. -3366-67 for free
estimates. NATIONAL CONTRACT
ING CO. 1903 Eye st. NV.
ATTIC ROOMS, porches
lnclosed, roofing. all types gen. re-
pairs. remodeling; basement to roof.
ALL JOBS GUARANTEED
MONTHLY PYMTS. CALL DE. SOO6.
10"
AIR CONDITIONING UNITS repaired,
serviced, and stored. Call Ii. 3-4l12,
R. & NJ. REFRIGERATION CO.. 214
L st ne.
YOUR PH1Lco AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
BRICK WORK, large or small, fire.
places a speciality. UN. 3719. $
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK. steps,
walks, f1repl. and walls; very reas.
rates on any small job. WI 623S
hot
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PIANO

Please come in now and select your
Steinway, Sohmer, Kimball, Gull
bransen or Gable piano under our
Trial Purchase plan. Your choice
of the above makes in a brand-new
instrument. This offer for a limited
time only. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
HOS q st. NV. DI. S464 IS
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PING PONG TABLE, $50; youths

PIANOS FOR RENT-With option 10
buy. Choose from spinets and con-
soles. ST. 94O0. JORDAN PIANO
CO., corner 18th and G SITS. NV.
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TIRE BARGAINS

from $3.50 UP. Terms available,
CENTRAL TYPEWRITER AND ADD
ING MACHINE Ma co" 2o19 14th st.
TYPEwRiTERsLsee cortez Peters.
worlds champion portable typist, at
our store Fri. and Sat, Aug. 4 and
;, and win a free prize. Exhibitions
From, FRI fF9m no3n 3S0 nrti gnsll sa6 pm Sst.
TRIAL TYPEWRITER AND ADDING
MACHINE CO., 2019 14th st. NV.
TYPEwRIrERs. new and repui,t;
SesseaA year AMcsS iqaEanSf YsPs TaE tS5s co
Sat. II a-O0s2 Easy parking
TYPEWRITER, Underwood. special.
SlS.SS; UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
| tan tropical worsted; size AZ regu.
lar; Bff.I price e =, reasonable, Call Wo. 6a@s
yACUUM : G1i CLEANERS - Anniversary
sale; something tells US you will
never get buy like this again.
Some new, some nearly new, others
| perfect cond.; new Royal, S29.50:
Gc5r019 G6s4 ~9nGs4 sS3o buzs Hoover ass! S2Ie 80:
violin. Johann Otto Nurnberg. hand
| reproduction of Antonius Stradi-
yarius; excel. cond.; appraised al
SIs5; sell for 500, GIL. 4o32; IS
sale. sIzO; fully guar, JOHN q.
WEBSTER CO.. 627 F st. NV
WASHER, Universal Q lb,, wrinser
tyne year oe,. ell: perfect conditions
WASHER! sss RA senGix' seD6hS' standard. suto-
matte. , yrs. old, used little like
new; $40. T. L. HILL. 81. 1347.
WASHER, Easy spindryer, good cond.
sc6 smal cyTFans Snk and "a drsin1oaEd sa%sg prs.
$45i Studio % Couch hU With FsSa Cover. '9hod 9eh1ood
cond., $40; 1S-in. lawn mover,
used three times, SIS. 30 g
WAsHING MACHINE. Monitor, apt.
size; excellent cond.' s55. 81. s$fs: Is:
WASHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with
pump; (wringer type); S25. ia.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy whirl-
away small apt; size, spin-dryer.
W4safYG Easf fSGdslGn MacHTSE Ss2 Ta Iasno1 lt57
new new va automatic pump and timer.
wAsHffNSG M MACHINE, apt. size, Mo- Moni-
tor, excel: cond.; S35. 2011 10th
ST., N. Arlington.
ali 81 doer models: last years ne @odeis
I'll q; ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
,,,a I?1 Nichols, ave sc Lu. 4-70n0.
WATCH, gents waterproof. shock
proof; 17-jewel Swiss movement:
new: cheap. 81. 1891.
WATER COOLERS, sale or rent; We
install JOHN G. WEBSTER, since
1912. 627 F ST. NV. ST 61OO,
WATER HEATER. auto. 30 gal,
Briggs, and 4-burner Tappen range,
use bottle gas. 81. 065S. -6
WATER HEATERS. usLu sale, SOA
30 cal. from SIS. guar JOHN
G WEBSTER CO H27 r st nv
WAR SURPLUS. Axes, shovels. picks.
tarps, hardware, electronics tubes,
5000 items and gadgets Elk .3527,
G1CHNER. 25l3 M st. NV
WINDOW SCREENS
Thousands to choose from, priced
from 25 cents to so cents each:
steel partitioning, by and 4 by
~, rs cents per it.; ideal for kennel
fencing, steel pipe, beams, etc; re.
inforclng rod, several sizes to choose
from; Crosley awning type aluminium
windows in all standard sizes.
A. B. C. D. CORP, 1881 Jefferson
DAVIS Hwy, Arl., Va. OF. s755. -
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PIANOS

Now is the time to buy. Special sum-
mer bargains on floor samples and
new pianos. Choose from such ia
nous names as Hardman, Mimi
piano, Shoninger and others. Big
selection in beautiful case designs in
hogany All fully guaranteed. Spe-
cial summer terms. Start to pay IN
Oct, balance on long easy terms
Your piano accepted on trade.
LUBAR
130O q et pw ST 095O
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HELP WOMEN

Adjustment Office Clerk
public or handling merchandise ad-
justments; discount on purchases;
free disqualification and other en-
ploye benefits. Apply personnel ONCE,
5th floor -.-
GOLDENBERG'S
9TH, sth and x SITS. NV. a
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER and gem
eral office worker permanent posi-
leave. Apply Mr.. Robey on End fl.
No phone calls. E. B. ADAMS CO.,
Gal New York ave. NV. 10
BEAUTICIANS, new, modern air-con-
ditioned salon; .5-dav week; exper-
ienced; with following preferteo'
BlIAUTiGfAN. good all-around oper-
ator; open also for good nanlcurlSt
FRED THE HAIRSTYLIsT at Phil
FFPsTpc1sS PsPGTni sss ld6h eompetent ss H." man or
cond. salon. WILLIAM OF N. Y.
Hair stylists. 1915 Mich. ave ne
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expegieneed;
shop: good hours and salary, EN-.
BEsUTY gliyT OPERATOR. experienced.
DEVoNsHIRE BEAUTY SALON, OR.
BEAUTY IL OPERATOR. exper,. 5-day
wk; good pay and commission:
steady position. Apply BILL s
BEAUTY SALON, 1406 Monroe st.
BoOKKEEPER-one day per week;
knowledge labor reports, contrac-
tors Office; local refs. Box 250-R,
BSoSoodKiKrEpER-Junior, SSodi for perma-
nent position; 5-day week; pleasant
working conditions. gill E st. NV.
BooKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR wanted by well-established
furniture store; pleasant working
Apply at ONCE. HOUSE AND HERR
MANN FURNITURE STORE, 7th and
Eye sts. NV. a
counter; dependable: references re-
Apply in person only, NATIONAL
CASHIER-EXper. checkers for en-
ployment by chain of super
markets; successful applicants must
have. super market .exper. and an
excellent background. Paid ,Vaca-
tions, free disqualification and bonus
plan. Apply RIM. 124, Shirlington
Trust Bldg, Arlington, Va. %
CASHIER, experienced with MGR
1000 machine; good salary, chance
for advancement, permanent posi-
tion. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
ING CO. 703 9TH st. NV. S
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BUILDING MATERIALS

BUILDING MATERIALS
Buy now! We can still fill your or
ders in used framing lumber. floor
ing doors, windows. plumbing. steel
tors and boilers; also new plumbing,
cast iron pipe, guttering. toilets and
tanks; basins. doors, plywood, trim
and metal lathe. See US first for
complete building. ACE WRECKING
q BUILDING MATERIAL CO.. 4002
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-0500. 4
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opment Co., owner and builder,
1880 Massachusetts, avenue NV;
Edward R. Spano. architect; to
erect one 2-Story brick and Gin
der block dwelling, 3045 Chain
Bridge road NV; to cost s25,-
900.
Evelyn Duretz, owner. 3726 Con-
necticut avenue NV; builder not
selected; Evan j. Conner. archi-
tect, 927 Fifteenth street NV: to
erect one 2-story brick and slate
dwelling. 3405 Garrison street
NV; to cost $4,000.
ESQ Standard Oil Co., owner,
261 Constitution avenue NV;
builder not selected; Scott E.
Drummond. architect; to erect
one l. story brick addition to
warehouse for auto accessories, %
Eye street Sc; to cost $4,000.
Mrs. George Scheuch. owner,
1912 Crittenden street NV; R. T.
Woodfield, builder, 1919 Four
teenth street NV: Harvey P.
Baxter, architect, 2144 P street
NV: to erect one y story brick
and stone dwelling, 1899 Shepherd
street NV: to cost $4,000.
DR.. and Mrs. D. c. Scheuch,
owners. 4406 Fifteenth street NV;
r. T. Woodfield, builder, 1919
Fourteenth street NV; Harvey
P. Baxter, architect, 2144 P street
NV; to erect one 2-story brick
dwelling. 1875 Upshur street NV;
to cost $4,000.
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D. {. Building Permits
Issued During Week
Drop 10 S383,525

Building permits issued during
the past week by the Central Per-
NIT Bureau. Room 108. District
Building, dropped in valuation to
$383.525.
The slump was attributed TO
Washington Birthday holiday.
Last week the total was $419,140.
Among the permits issued were
the following:
| w. D. .Sterrett, owner and
builder, 3540 Springland Lane
NV; J. U. Owens. architect. to
erect two 2-story and basement
brick and cinder-b block dwellings,,
1910 and 1920 Upton street NV;
to cost $l7.500 each.
Clarence and Eileen C. Renshaw,
owners. 3l19 Forty-fifth street
NV; r. r. Furman, builder,
Bethesda, Md; Col. Renshaw,
architect, BIT Forty-flfth street
NV; to erect one 212-story brick
and cinder-block dwelling. 1921
Forty-fifth street NV; to cost
$4,000.
B & B Inc, owner and builder,
1910 Vermont avenue NV: M.
L. Bagley. architect. Chevy Chase,
Md; to erect six 2-story brick and
cinder- block dwellings, 1880 to A
Texas avenue Sc; to cost $36, 900.
Fred M Sim. owner, 1922
Southern avenue Sc; Wise Con-
struction Co.. builder, 1912 Twen-
ty-flfth street Sc: R. x. Nc
Cellan, architect; to erect one
y STORY brick and cinder-b block
dwelling, 1888 Erie street Sc; to
cost $4,000.
w. C. g. A. N. Miller Devel-
opment Co.. owner and builder,
1880 Massachusetts, avenue NV;
Edward r. Spano, architect; to
erect one 2-story brick dwelling,
SAL Tilden street NV; to cost
$25, 900.
B & B. Inc, owner and builder,
1910 Vermont avenue NV; M. L.
Bagley, architect, Chevy Chase,
Md; to erect twelve 2-story brick
and cinder-block dwellings, 456
to 88 Burbank street Sc; to cost
$72, 900.
w. c. g. A. N. Miller Devel-
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Series of Real Estate Lectures
To Be |nuuquruted March ID

A series of lectures on real estate
subjects will open at the Wash
ington Gas Light Co. auditorium
March IA under auspices of the
Washington Real Estate Boards
education committee.
Oliver M. Walker. president of
the board. said the meetings will
be held weekly through April 18.
They will be open to active and
associate members of the Real
Estate Board. Admission will be
by membership card.
Carey Winston, a member of the
District Real Estate Commission.
has prepared the program. The
full schedule follows:
March 14-Showing Of color
film. Invitation to the Nation"
by the Greater National Capital
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Committee: j. A. Weinberg, jr.
discusses Real Estate Forms,
and Lawrence E. Gilchner talks
on Little Known Sections OF
Washington"
March 21-G. Calvert Bowie
Finance" and R. o. Clouser, Dis
trict zoning Commission, "Zon-
ing"
March 28-Robert w. Savage
Appraisal" and r. D. Kinney
Building Code"
April &C. H. Hillegeist, Sell
ing" and Carl A. Phillips, Taxes. ."
April 1l-Thomas r. Imley,
Property Management and T.
R. Barker and Harry Hazlehurst,
Insurance"
April 18-E. Spencer Fitzgerald.
Titles" and Mr.. Winston, Lii
cense Law"
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today than at any time since
the war and that they expected
costs would rise slightly during
tie year.
There was considerable evi-
dence, however, that more and
more builders are seeking to get
into the market for lower priced
houses. In Washington. for ex-
ample, homes to cost between
$4,000 and $4,000 are expected to
be turned out this year in good
volume, builders said.
Builders levelled their biggest
guns this year at the Admins
tration's pending cooperative
housing bill, which they de-
nounced as offering financing
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more advantageous than that
available to other borrowers"
At the same time, they prepared
to organize a big drive in local
communities to stop public hous-
ing projects by city-wide refer
endums and other means.
Owing to belief that the dis
inclination of private investors to
buy CT mortgages in high volume
is due to the 4 per cent CT inter-
est rate, builders went on record
in favor of AZ per cent interest
rate on such loans to make them
as attractive to investors as the
FILA AZ per cent loans.
Mortgage Limits.
Likewise. they called on FILA,
in effect. to raise mortgage limits
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so that liberalized FILA financing
aids will be available for houses
with higher prices than are at
present encouraged by such a
liberalized aid.
In spite of some concern ex-
pressed by builders over the
availability of mortgage funds in
the future, a number of speakers
reassured them on this score, both
at their own convention and at a
meeting of the Mortgage Bankers
Association Of America held here
this week.
Evening star., 1950-02-25

Economic conditions appeared
good, generally, builders were
told, and further steps were
under way to assure continuance
of a secondary market" for
mortgages, either through a new
Government plan to aid creation
of private agency to take over
functions of the Federal National
Mortgage Association or through
organization of a private second
ary market under sponsorship Of
private lending institutions with
out Federal help.
Evening star., 1950-02-25
Lewis
Continued From Page B-1.)


virtually all who spoke here. in
cluding Raymond M. Foley, Hous-
ing and Home Finance Admins
TRAITOR: FILA Administrator Frank
lin D. Richards. and T. B. King.
head Of the Veterans Admins
tration loan guaranty service, told
builders they must seek to build
more dwellings for loW-to-medium
income families.
Slight Rise in Costs Seen.
The conventioners, on the other
hand. pointed out that they were
reaching a lower Income market
Arizona sun., 1950-09-01
NEWS BULLETIN
Bdnaby Club Gutted
Bu Fire EarLy Today

Early this (FrlOay) am. the
Bamby Club, 5000 block on Broad
way, one of Phoenix newest and
most up-to-date Beer Gardens and
Bar-B-Q spots was completely de-
stroyed by fire.
The fire was believed to have
started in the kitchen and got out
of hand before the fire depart
ment could bring it under control.
The Club, constructed at cost
of approximately $4,000, was or
iginally operated by Roy Lucas,
well-known local restaurant oper-
ator. It recently changed hands,
and the new operator informed
this paper that "there was no in
surance and everything was a total
loss"
Arizona sun., 1950-09-01
Passes Resolution
|Condeming
GombIing

A widening all-inclusive front,
involving all phases of Arizona's
endeavor against the legalized
gambling bill, was seen today by
A. Lee Moore, state chairman OF
the Peoples Committee Against
Gambling.
Moore's comment came after
passage by the Arizona Fedora
ton of Labor of a resolution con-
demning the initiative measure on
the November ballot.
Action was taken during the
AFL annual convention in Tucson.
Moore sent his deep thanks
to the labor group in a telegram
satisfaction with this
heartening action"
Arizona sun., 1950-09-01

This lovely young lady was choS-
en- from eleven other contestants
who We'd for the title of Miss Ari-
zona at the William H. Patter-
son Lodge of Elks Bathing Beauty
Contest held here last month. She
also walked away with the ma
tional prize last week at the Elks
National Convention in Chicago.
A crowd of more than 15UO spec
tatorS witnessed this spectacular
pageant as lovely Betty Jean Con-
ley stole the show from Ia other
beauties from over the country.
1t was reported, in the moment
of excitement after the judges
rendered their decision; it was
hard to tell just which one won
the prize-Betty Jean or Mr.. Glen
Mallory. Mr.. Mallory, as you know
is State Director of bathing beau
ty contest, and had every right
to be happy after witnessing the
crowning glory of his efforts to
give to Arizona and Elkdom a
beauty queen.
Other than enjoying the glamor
of being a queen, Betty Jean won
as prizes, a lovely bouquet of flow
ers, a trophy and $500 in cash.
Miss Conley, who is sophomore
in high school, attended school in
Kansas City last year, but said she
hasn't decided whether she will en-
ter school here or in Los Angeles,
this year.