Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1931, Page 72

bungalow, ®as, city ‘water, o sleepine _ porc plenty 'of si 5.900: terms and “bath modern home. fruit. term Clarendon 1250. Beautiful floors. ber; per month Call OWNER, Nor ©On_ Washington New Foomr. basement, hot-water Druvrasnts fireplace; porches. S 1o One new bungalow, ath. ] RN i tennis coul RYON ( rage, N. 1 VA —5-ROOM h, h.o-w.h. elec.. attic space for 2 additional on paved atreet. ble. Tt hick MpTice. 36,500, it Price, 304 INC 004 Wilson Blvd. WOODRIDGE. bungalow. screens. Awnings, rarage Thigection (s NEAR BE with tile bath B ad i Large living S, T R°D. Na* % nohe POTOMAC H Ri large ventilated atti nd_ side cellar. laundry colonial 31x34. vorches vard sodded; hardwood 30-fool lot on_concrete aireet: 5500 cash and 350 appointment only. chmond Highway. typei ux and shower: full built-in _ karage. her moaern im room with ope. oughoi’: w0 and large lot Sale by “owne! H. BLUNT. Alcx Alex. 22-F-12._71 EIGHTS. 5 rooms and Feat and lght. overloosing huilt-in garaze. trays. screens, u c, shades. oak floors, doors copper lined. Oriole a8 range. churches. 5chools! le sewer and gas. terms. 5424 Congint Ra: W RENT—SUBURBAN. _ T FURNISHED. FOR JULY Al ""Tnmxy decorated home in Chevy Chase, ghase Ciub erounds W.F. JACK large, cool. shady lot Conveniently locate car and bus L eash payment, baiance on monthiy Also some 'desir water. on d near stores. Small erme on_ grade with ts small monthly overlooking Chevy House has 9 rooms. baths, downstalis lavatory and large rec. e ntion room In basement. maid's roqm with Tunning water on' third 3326, BEAT PLEASANT, low, 4ih’ st ¥O! nished nearby $r0 BTt MD. water, elec.: $21 and_Carmody ENT ALL SUMM 6-room bungalow 1 Marviand “Addiress Box 83 0 HOUSE IN borches, floor. = Wisconsin $-ROOM BUNGA L. E. GREGORY ER. WELL FUR- n pleasint sudurh shade. ple, . Star_office LARGF. SHADY rounds; completelr furnisned: piano, radi electric screened 1 Iage range. water ing_porche. late June to Seot two bed yooms. larse w ) eater. two Bradles 206- 'COMFORTABLY FURNISHED FIVE:ROOM | bungalow for Sumuaer or longer BUMMER MONTHS_—COOIL. Tooms, sleeping porch, a.m.| tively fur 6-ROOM house. Flawer 4-ROOM BUNGALOW um ave., in part nished A.md: 20 minu <65: rof, BUNGALOW. 365, RVE ave.. Tel West Hyattsville furniched: a.m.i. 2. Hyattsville 932- NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH COTTAGE. FUR- 15 miles out: shad WALTER HEIGHTS. S5-room. bath. bunsal Tated. sonable. FOR RENT., Beptember, D 'C. WALTER HEIG atiraciive su Cla 3 LIONTHS, fine Tesidence all furnished TS, V. low, garage. a.m.i. 15 hished; sitractive I v ers ‘Ferry). eleetricit: shed for Ssivester cotiaze very telephone. & ive to Boli Wir 2020 reasonable. nw. Dist VERY LARGE MODERN 100x100 0. o Chate. Md.. convenient aras, leaving cit: ver foc close cars, bus, sc C. WALKER. Hyitc ER OF ATTRACTIV to moderate rentsl to p references #s 10 ssurances that place will care. NEARBY VA partly T R LEE HEIGHIS. en home, H SMALL BUNGALOW completely furnishe MRS. J. B. MOORE. LARGE. 3ent reasonaply’ by venr o Summer o arm DC Box 118 5 ROOM furn.; cold sprine station: reasonable. Star_office Address Tel. 45 ¥OR EENT. will consider s. om Capiiol s, utes Hy BUNGALOW. RATaKe: Brirac: Kensington 251, * FINE LAR MORRISON. :.Shepherd CHIL- Md'. whole_oi information. Coi ec ana quiet: $20 VA + deco. :reas J “AUGUST 3§ Grorgia 0861 ocation; A <o, (NEAR with HARY- Heizits and 25k Rent_tor the Summer ELLIS. 1539 LOT Owim, [ BUNGALOW hool 303 ‘ HOME IN GHEVY Burcau of Stanc 1eacing pAiLY Eivin espon ibi feceive 1 . "Siar COOL. and_pump wa ‘Address Box 176- §36. 1 R e a H 3 Close to D. less than $500 per ful bargas business. Market. Address Box 1,0 10 . N . N Cemter Market: G d. PERCY H._ RUSSELL CO. 1731 K _8t. N.W. for vv blvd.: fl‘z-!nt 1re street, sex ru e. Ty on“ th n:i will ufl Atlaniic 1 332 V n. o hroush to 8th. Soth n L Nbout 100x75 Teet. 100x100 feet. THO"A- D: WALS‘H> 5 Am INDUSTRIAL BITE C. line; large railrond fron dere: tefms. Investigate at once. Star_ofM alley. 200. A" wonde wo Ar'n 1200 BLOCK OF 7th 8T. easonable price and good cerm: ommercial ‘downtown section. g00d for Inrge frontsge. 115 feet, ' 30. Apply SIMON BELOFF, 1244 11th VALUABLE Downtown location, vicinity of New Cent over 2.t frontase on Mass. hd run through with over 23 fu. on meit treet; Il zomsd 13t commercial. Pric 9,500, subiect 1o approval of court’s trustee. 76-R. Star office TNW, ey n.w. iso 2nd | WILL, SELL EQUITY OF § % 77 | bap Jov” o 3500 SEVERAL BUILDING LOTS 73 home sites In yations_ seeuions of tne city at llLl’ ctive prices lermx ML B GoR, oal Estal Pvnl 10th Seard! i X2 %"w ulfi'l A roposition to rellable bui Elnn‘;:‘u'ht’.. Nddress “Box 131-M. Btar of- ‘Address | 160 LOTS, 0-FT. FRONT, 1N % Siivarvision mn ofiice. ,;‘l o] M‘{‘gln-x LY WOODED LOTS, EAC B AL R R T and Park, i, 29 cents. R. De- catur_1663. MASS, AVE. ¥ fine, high_elevation: 1t. Address Box 33- LOTS., AURORA HIL} reasonable, near coiner line. 210 13th st. s.¥.. ADL. 5. ‘Address Box S, VA., 70%135. 50135, D) ¥ B 2 t s SA LE ¢ OR REBT—BIN PROP. N RIAL _ PROPERTY. ail_and water facilities, In Georgelown of outheast. Apply. 3036 'K st n.w. West D INDI rial property in Georsetown for rent or ale. Address Box 126-M. Star office. RENT—STORES. 1 [ e completely Tt | mooil _14th and K ment 1 i 1 NEW STORE & TLAT: } STORE & 3 | TON R i plar. 1601 IDEAL TOCATION ‘tailor, “shoemaker or notions: 2203 ‘Naxlor rd. s.. Col. 1105. RMS., BA. BLEEPING PORCH Columbia rc.” west' 16th (. §83. FUL- GORDON, Peo. Ins. Bldg. Dis. 5231. Clev. 4733, N. ¥, AVELIGHT, HEAT. 3 rooms. . or barber, Dtor Corner 45 SodrER a0 Tiin 81 Nail 1393, ENT REDUCED ON 7344 GA. AVE. N.W 50.00—1229 Good Hope rd. 5.¢.—Store and Pl £40.00—4816 14th n.w.—Large store 1000823 Upshur W Busy center. THOS. D. WALSH, 815 11th St N.W Dist ute 811 THIRTEENTH ST. N.W. Large, bright room. suitable for hop. in the center of the downtown busi- #s8 section. Large first-foor window dis- Modern " in_ every particuls toniing on an unusually wide thorous are. Low rental includes electiicity, Apply DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON, Realtors 1013 15th St nd ST. N.W. t, $25 per month, 1550, National 1512. 1 Nw. at. 5497 OPPORTUNITY 3212 GA. AVE. N.W.—33} This desirahle store locaied in # new and ng community. Suitable for any busi- x CAFRITZ, 18h & COLUMBIA RD). ruu\e store in one of best business ection of the city. Reat reduced to $100 | CHAS, B ONIGER & €O, _1403 N_Y. Ave. NW. _National 1505, _ ORI AND APARTMENT, 413 G St NW. Mas be rented as & whoe or separately, VERY REASONABL:' RENT. Phone Nationsl 1337 AUTO SHOW ROOAI, 14th ST. N.W.—REAS Corner 'store. locaraq in the business. ACT AT ONCE. CAFRITZ, Di-t. 9080, SR 18th & COLUNMBIA RD. tore with 2-room. bath #nd dinette apart- Rent requced ! CHAS. F. MUIR 1403 N Y. Ave. N.W. ~_ OFFICES AND STUDIOS. 101 PENNA. AVE. S.E_—3 ROOMS AND zth, have béen occupied by dentist Tor pat 0_vears: splendid_oovortunitv XCELLENT Dist. 9082 per month, VA AT 6 rooms. 3 bat Rarage, Cily vate monthiv. RUBY LEI £his oMce PNl for 3 River COOL FUR near Bu Phone artonsville, SHED Afd.. shton 154-F-6. ¥ mos, a:le. HOusE TO 12 mi ATTRACTIVE MODERN DETACHED HOUSE in Lee Hejhis Brines ARLINGTO? of city and farge porch. heaat! 1 Fome. 1 non”and Oak: 9 272, FOUR-ROOM Centery Apply TO CAREFUL ate heginn{ng large rooms. Bereanea-in B lom: Chevy Chase Chib mary st cansin HYATTSVE Attractive Toom, plenty stove. 5 unusuall 718 _Taft ave.. Cl N RIDGE river bui oul at 85 per momth absolutrly modern 6:1.bungalow in PRICE. O kcrest Open v GEORGFE R Phone 90- ATTENDAN one year 20." char L. rental for June furn Seieh T ae naizhbo Chevy Chase, Md 0om house. of closets. room. in baseme:t -in garage lot 400-FT. ELEVATION i zarden acre of S50ty 1 catur 4843 or Clarendon 7-ROOM per month. 40 Central a clided setting of house has hot-wa electric range. closers. large 240, BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME Park, Va., with improved 'street sehool lavators. pantry ered drivemav rage and city water: $100 per month hext. door s 7-t cellar: migro and L acie rr near, stre room:. 1%6. two lars de en nine. at Frigidane AURQRA HILL Phane Claiendo AUTIFUL ENGI KNOWN "AS 3229 IDAHO Located Just two blach Cathedral and over John R. McL 4 bath< by magnificent Jease fo. of srounc on’is! stk two vears at $300 1 wcr Lurnished. To inspect Sional 5573 = CHEVY modernly eavipped h Targe hizh ar Jocation. Toom, MAN, Holly 1 wttsville 1334 = § or Prince Georges Sent Call Nat DNECY call no: B Va Va., office. APARTMENT. Vi, on Lee Hish Incation, " Phone Hyattsvil tiled bath with 165 il burner. v large rooms and arendon 436 PANORAMIC VIEW nealow. {urnished, nds: will lease tor Also 10-r. pai>tial unfurnished. $100. Highlands. $40. Nt Vers Phone Clarcndon Saturdas FURNISHED, TS, or fiftesn ming hind. some ant hood. ona 212 Telephone having large 00d Ar: for =004 M EY 00,2 honse. o Sept 1514 SEMI-BUNGALOW e ot 101 S Tn s . cool #nd_high ¥ open Areplace hower, cedar adio, mo. libe piano Bersen ound. facing on 3 el car, stores and | bhaths, - first-floor Dorches and cov trance. 2-car ga- gas, electricity HOMES, INC. n 1057 €. ISH HOME. “TRANQUILITY. AVE. froni the National exrate of the late onlains M rooms. entizely shaged on gardens 1 et mo 1EL 7430 . fully office, Na- nd ALE OR RENT—SUBURR! TCHASE. \ID. e Teleph &rounds. fine ool location 1503 ATUR HEI( Beauti nproveme nce High freplace. haraw ac, Cheverly, ope, WANTED—SUBI 8 ROOMS N Counts. 15 not over 10 m Adams 2144, 8 100ms. COMFORTABL 3 be hrubbery 3998- W #nd hone Wis. iHTS, MD. tul Coloni ts: bieh. siv wy: larze | 004 floors. NEW Md. Phone Hy IRB!\' . Jane es to D. C. RELIABLE MARRIED COUPLE WILL CARE | for es ot eau Address Box 63-R. Star office WANT RENT 5 OR 6 Ri or 2 acres. ouse. inter Box 489-M = SALE—INVES te quring Summ ational institution not over 12 Barage: ieason consider partly office. b bt TMENT ‘miles, montiis: on_ siafl best references. ND BATH, ‘1 it: poultry Summer and nished. Address PROPERTY. THREE SMALL BRICK HOUSES ON PAVED atreet; APARTMENT. £13,000 yearly modern: eash colored: $2.250 ea Georgia 025 21 APTS, Frigideives. mine, some ully #oid wonde: lone time for buy lixe this 3 SIX-ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE. 15th near H nee.: net 207 at present low rent, 4118 SETTLING ESTATE- commercial ave. nw “Phis building contains 8 apartment fust » throughout, come. 3161: nce A 927 15th N.W. never va Tot 20599 Price, R. Star office nea focated; ROOM BRICK, $4.850; bargain. ALL RENTED. coiner. periectly one with little vou wiil wait Dist. 7831 5 cant: will sell 10 OWNER, Mel. | 15t T 3rd and Mass Address COLORED-— INVESTMENT. brick: _electricity r and 'paint no expense exc property in exchanze. Y\aTion two- installed: new monthiy in- ept’ taxes and in- & real buy at $12,500; take small, AL 4482. T RENT—BUSINESS PROPERTY. _ 923 F_ST. N Phorie National 208! T AT 903 New York Ave IRST FLLOOR w. 5 OFFICE N.W, REASONABLE RENT. Phone_District Story Office Conveniently Located 0864 Building. on F 8L Near New Municipal Center. T have available $-story office bullding. quare Qiimnie for niehi o im: App! space. manufac Tent a& a whole or i EDW. LEWTS, Teet” flnor mediate rentsl a roximately 12.000 electric elevator. furing i desired. 1 part 612 F St. F 1 BLOCK FRON F. I 4VE. | = ATTRACTIVELY ol by 1412 Bye st AT MCDER- | n:nnlihi | ) la By L. a3 Suiteble ell FURNISHED, . sunny ‘etposure: mirv, ‘well servi will share with business | person. 5241 or 1315 ' H St. NoW, Cut Fxpense One-l1alf. Veis cesirable office rooms. Prices range i 310 up. S:cond floor. next door to nes-Perald Building. Inspect any time. It. R. HOWENSTEIN .CO., 1315 ¥ ST. N.W DISTRICT 0908, _ 51t Jith ST. NW. © 6th floor for lsase: suitable for or likht manutactusing. . 1.900 souare feet o1 31 per square fnot: Preight 2ne passenger elavators: Janitor sarvice. Thi: ‘excellent downtown lacation should #ppeal (0 (hose Who Ave forced tn mnve o to the Goiernment mew building H. G, SMITHY CO., Snecesiors 1o Business of N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc. Nat LAWYE] Mce i'dine or_pro- National Cleve- projec 5904, office or | terms. | WALTER HEIGHTS NEAR McLEAN. VA | 12,000 sa. it. suburb Marvland. near | kot | NR. RITTENHOUSE ST, CHEVY 0. TRINIDAD—EIGHT 16-FOOT _LOTS, on Montello avenue, three on Neal surest; sll i CHOICE, CLEAR LOTS—RAUM ST N.E. Trinidad ave. n.e. Hillbrook, D. C.: Dupont His. Md. Herald Harbor.' Consider ex- nging for improved D. C. property. Write L ENGLE. 1004 1ith st. n.w. or Phone Dist. 5006, between 11 a.m. and 3 " or_after 5 p.m. tractive restricted sub- help | Aance your home; cia BLDG. LoTs, GHEVY CHABE, D Chevy Chase. Md.—1st and 2nd trusts able.. FULTON R. GORDON, Peo. Dis. IN POTOMAC HEIDH‘I‘S CORN!R LOT, of an acre. Call Clarendon e i THIRD AND MPIN 5 &fil‘z\ rl'l“ll deep: price, $1,000: will ‘lh‘nl.l building. _Met. 4300 Clev. 0216. BEAUTIFUL HIGH BUILDING SITE. OVER and Wesiern aves. n.w., in rapidly growing Section: sood streets, water, 'sewer, Eas. Tlectricity and telephone. fiiteen minutes from White House. Sacrifice for 22¢ sa. ft cash, or at 30c sa. ft. with some cash and dress Box 1-R. Star office. N “BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN UN . D. C.; only i, sa. from Mass. ;8245 sve: 82430 hermERT W. LEE. 1343 H St N.W Nat. CHEVY CHASE, D. C. ots on Military rd. and Ritten- vill hvulfl“lo "'f{;"‘"""fig-v;‘;}_‘f SR n 3B TS o WOODRIDGLE, D. C. Lots 1 and 9. Sa, 4245, location, 8o Da- wie s 4 st and ‘Laxience: "4 fne : entist. Sign on Io Bt Feasonable. May ‘consider building 1o "Took this over o HOLMES, Ave NE.__ Nocth 8812 CHASE. D. C. 0TS, 453150 EA.. 51.650; A1 Gocisos 311930; ASSESSED (53:380). AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PAEK. 443192, BARGAIN, $1.450: AM.1 - Md.—Large 1ot. fruit and shade e Park. Phila. ave—-50-ft. front, on sraces trees. bis: 132 sa. 6 terms Gi0." . DIEPFENBACH, (Lot Specialist, 1343 H St. N.W! Net. 8850. Clev. 4117, £S, STREAM AND RUGGED LAND. TR e Sors ot Dature who want som thing 1o build and Naschpe here 1m0 (hRE e apoartanity: 42000 Savare’ fert FRAne. 400 ieer Trom the District line. sui- SN, 400 S WA 'ama electricity | Can B b oed Ton " terma at 3 cents per Sauate foor 3 P. SHOEMAKER. New York Aver oo Natioial 1188 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK—CORNER, 5x100; water and sewer. Price, $1.200. LUM CASTLE_NORTH CAPITOL ST ruams ot o, BIsir rd, So110, water nd sewer rizht st lots * Piice. $1.000. BLLICOTT ST. NEAR 43rd — CORNER 55V100. water aud sewer: Misi liust now n properiy. $1.000. about ‘one year e Price. 31650 o DALLAS GRADY. “i6fo” vermont Ave N W Building Jots in 8019 versity Pa 19036, _ suit. 1801 Rhode Is. Dist. 9. | venience: SUILDING LOTS WITH IMPROVEMENTS | preferred, n.w. or ne: give descripiion. | price and terms. Address Box 182-R, Star | ofice WILL PAY Chase section CASH FOR LOT IN CHEVY must be reasonable. ~Reply siving eiect location and. price. Add;gss Box Star office WILL TRADE $3.500 EGUITY IN HOUSE for ‘clear lots in ‘me, or n.u: state loca tion ‘size ana price. Address Box 88-R. Star offic sl ON CAPITOL HILL FROM, Ist” N.E. AND Se. between E n.e. to C st 5.2 to Lincoln | k: prefer Mass. Md, ave. or East Capi Consider It with 2 pidsted hous Reasonable What hatve vou? Brokers in ited _Box 1268. Cit P. O. DFSIRABLE BUILDING LOT FOR RESI- dence. must be good value for cash. LLOYD ) 0 Dis. 5553. . 31 1an ST, KW tor’ musical mcetings Meiropolitan_2511. or arties | ALL WITH PIANO. | LOANS i nrs card | Va NEY TO LOAN. mortgages, D. C.. Tirles And mencalogy my speciaity. Appeals Building, Cit MO; Md. and R B_B. Chew. 2 BATHS. CO-OPERATIVE overlooking Rock = Creek Park rental velie $125. to exchange for suburban T city, preferably Georsetown atoma buntalov. property for 6 or Chase or Mt 10-acre truck Washing: brick. main pike: 15 miles 2-acte lake. a money maxer, with -room house, exchange for 6 fo 8 room oure and larze lot near Washinston. R, D. Call De- |L1I||e. 266 Carroll st., Takoms. Georsia 3300, LOTS. esiranle change on AKGE FACH 30x180. IN ONE OF MOST ections of “Hyattsville Hills: vill tor small investment property or easy ‘monthly pssments. 5-M. Star offic LO1 AND LARGE OLD Fi (4 ! | Address | B House in Chevy Chasc. one block irom Con- | n | h » ia Heights jotyor IN LYON i improvements. [ Srd st. P D) Ken or D & pr De B it i it I &« Q st. on st i M m; sel In floor. weather Rarage: car ® will exch daress ton 94 47 K ST. N.E.-10-ROOM BRICK. | 6 bed rooms, Al condition; near ! tion | cheap_ or | orches. | -1 BOARDING .. | nished: majority oe of Titetime. FOR'SALE OR TRADE_ON V. porLuiniys Col. WILL & rooms, 1 exchange. inciuding fruit farms. 1410 H DESIRABLE dence. for Address Box 1 EXCHANGE EQUITY IN SIX-ROOM BRICK house, &.m.i. bullt-in sarage, porches, yards or Ealaiice monthls. house. and_electric 10 miles from D. C. or with 24 acres, 8,500, No buildings. offers ai speculative ‘price to quick buver. ecticut ouse. ave: will exchange for seten o1 eizhi rooms or b _Call_Adams 797 WESTMORELAND AVE. FORT MYER i (Tame, detached. for anL ground, MeL. 4300. Clev. 0216, lizanle <1 iness N THE MANOR PARK SECTION. heridea sts. n.w.—6-roo; satage. p ark, near schools, fore: ¥’ trage for suburban; NGE make offer. XCH. UITY IN LOVELY CORNER | house here for clear Florida home: sastern coast preierred. Phone Georzia 4666 ETACHED HOME, COLO. AVE. 9 1. 2 bl. mald's r. and b. (ripped and screened 60x150: one trust Adams lot tburban prope: iy | DESIRABLE HOME. ALL MODERN. ON 7th ik NS tWo cies; two- houses. 1ruit trees. small house or bungslow Star offics, or Kensing- e_for Box 2 H.-W.H Union Sis Printing Office. Sell exchunge for 6-room house wWith Call atter 5 pn ROOM BUNGALOW IN DENVER FOR § 6 1oom home i Washington or vicinity. 892 HOUSE, and Government ecatur 3 18" ROOMS, ~FUR- ipied: cafe. leased: 3-ci residence. _investment pay for self; chance A i ge. ‘rented. ‘For operiy or amill farm 1116 9th st Y ARNUM N.W. off 1A <t 7-room modern brick ug with shower and tub bath: 2-car k garage: screened porches. weather- Iaise back vard. Any 'reasonable acceted. Adfiress Box 323-M. Star st | TOURIST INN AND FILLING STA. WaSH- kion-Richmond highway. —Yond reasonable i entl: of owner forces sale. 7838, URBANK. CALIF._LOT IN GOOD LOC. v for Washington properts. 404 Valle: ista, 2032 Belmont rd. Decatur XCHANGE $20.000 EQUITY home. center-hall plan. with 3 baths, 2 porches, ofl hext. arage, in Massachusetts Park, for nimproved kround in the norihwest nearby Marsland. Star office. EXCHANGE. ful_op- wad terms. May exchange. ce IN cO- 5, bed 2-car Clear sec- Box ou or Address LOS ANGELES ROOMING HOUSE. LARGE | Iot. paved ailey, near important intersection. or 13D tuture; want Weshington. n.y. 130 Adsms TRADE YOUR UNDESIRABLE PROPERTY for someti\ 2 betier. Maxny Ansthing, Anvwhere Benr “Sioperiioy fer Mr. Baker, uick action. WASHINGTO, D. C.. RESI- 00a section; price, $12.300: exchange Atlanta, Ga.. ' property similar value. Star office. 13° House "in Mt _Rainier "or Hyattsville. Call after 5:30. 2024 10th \VANTBD—TO EXCHANGE MY FULL SEC- 0G trust equity 1h new 20-ft. semi-detached 6 rooms. bath with shower. garage refrigerator. 'in_excellent n.w. cation. for co-operative spartment of 4 3ad batis in close-in section. c ofce. PICTURESQUE OLD_MIL! On border of Rock-Cree. Beautiful shade, reams, springs. Directly north of city With 12 acres. $4.500 house and outbufldings. endid posibilities for develop- increase in_ value, 5" mil C.. ‘on pike in Md. Make good hox farm. Owner Spis ent and. 90 mcres, ight accent part trade. Actense, Kensington Hejehts, Just & inutes from D. C.. via th st win Il or trade. Price”that will make & specu- tive investim: & PETTY. 1024 Vermott Av National 9276. ard AND | tev | aspa: | x90d You Win You Cannot Lose buying a_building site in Brookmont cither for now or the future. Only 90 sites avail- able at the foreclosure prices of 5 to 13 cents per square foot, Wwith water, sidewalks, streets, clectricity,, jnst off Conduit Road. overlooking the Potomac at a high clevation. One fare street car zome, or drive out Conduit Road one-hali mile beyvond District Line, or ior further information call Na- tional 1166. Louis P. Shoemaker 1407 New York Avenue N.W. SALE—FARMS. L 130 _ACRES, IMPROVED, HALF CLEAR. meadov. stréam, large emount valuable wood | and timber. Good fobacco farm. worked by enent. Tncome should pay for it in three sears. Snap. $3.450.00. terms, THOMAS & DAVIS. Gharlotie Hall. St. Mary's Co.. Md. 4-ACRE_CHICKEN FARM. VUST BE SOLD Uiy Week: 5 rooms. furnsce heat; fruit, 2 large " chicken houses. lprse garage Only 600, “"ARTHUR CARR. ‘renl 'estaie, Hy- Viile. 'Md._Phone Hyattsville 159. -ROOM_HOUSE, BATH. CHICK- Apply Phone it 2 ACRES, en’ Fouse, double garage: tmall fruit Shade. Price. $5.000: $300 cash. ARTHUR CARR, Hyattsville, Md. Hvatisville 159. 13 ACRES. ORCHARD, HOUSE; acres, crops growins. orchard. fine build- ings: $4.750; building _alone worth 35,000 Phone "Falls Church 829-F-41. THOS." W. S e 117 ACRES, 3-ROOM RESIDENCE., IN EX- cellent_condition; large barn. outbuildings. fruit. shrubbers, plenty water; 100 acres cultivable land grown in crops. 1f inter- eited in blue grass farm. see this one. JOHN MCKINNEY, Merrifield, Va., on Lee Highway. 3950 60 10 ACRES RICH. LEVEL LAND: EXCEL- lent’ for truck, nursery, bees, chickens, ken- nels: Indian_Creek runs thiough property fronts B. & O. R, R. and Wash.-Balto. Blvd.: hotise: ~$3.500. “terms. - Ervin Really Co.. prone Hyaitsville 765. T 100 ACRES. IMPROVED BY 4-ROOM DWELL- ing. with nice sittin clear. balance in %oodland: 1. mile from ‘State hizh 23 miles from Washington. in Va., bordering on famous strem of Bull Run. with another nice siream o0 waler on eesi“side: 1o settle an estate; piice, $3,200. H. B. MITCHELL, Herndon. Va . 49-ACRE FARM. WITH FIVE-ROOM BUN- w, outbuildings and orchard: about 30 res'In timber: located in Anne Arundel County, 191, miles from Washington: $4.200; $1.000 down and 430 month. Phone Linc. 2719-W. or write 1411 T st. s.e., Abt. 3. FARM FOR SALE. 25 MILES FROM D. C.. fn Fairfax Co.: 115 acres; auict, pleasant home: 100 acres traclor tillage, balance timber. " Price, 36.750. including garden and yaliable cropi. "“Address Box 488-M, Star offce. TWO SMALL VA. FARMS. ON CONCRETE 1ond: raise flowers. ‘watermelons, chickens. Also business placcs on national highway. Fith 1 1o 10 acres land; terms. Address Box 41-R._Star office. _ 1 ACRE ON LEE HIGHWAY. 32 ML FROM hington: 4-room house: good water, slectriclty “and ~telephone available: fruit. Frice, 3800 cath. R.'C.'STROTHER. Gaings: . Va. I GORDON. | INGTON. NEW, | the river ‘and canal; SALE—FARMS. (Continued.) DAIRY FARM. Atred Tttt Jemsancy ‘aa {ems for sulck aaler DECS "'io 410 Bona Bide.. W .nmmu,?) Muskrat and Truck Farm. 10 & jood _ trucking la: balance » 1080 Sufpica Witk muskrats Surtes bulltrogs and pike. Located 18 miles ‘trom’ Washington. 5-room house. Qwner will eonsie ;glom house n!ll ‘Washington, Stone Ouarrv and Heme Site. Beautiful _ 10-acre piece, about 8 miles from D. line north of Washington, with fine stone quarry. $500 per acr 80 acres. north of Washington. with park system: tiful view. '3 per acre. R. D._LILLI 1 st._Georgia 33( s RS, 7-ROOM BUN. bay: boat landing. fshing, crabbink, ‘sood l(a!l 6 to win® 1h7es 3 A FINE OV beautiful view of ®o0d outhuilding hathing, duck shooting; terms. 21 a, 115 s oysters, fruit. shade, 7-room house:"view of bay: boat landing.’ fishin. crabbing. bathing; fine little farm; $3,000, Dpart cash; terms. X 5. 15 a. oysiers, new 5-room bungalow. dings: shade. boat landine, Sehing: b Crabhing. bathing 2,100, part cash; terms. BULLIS. H. Bonfcd Strout Asent. * Box 245, Ki ock. Va. Farm With 146 acres fronting mas slorious mountain views. apple trees, 140 ‘acres tillage. stream watered pasture. Write for picture, excellent 2-story 7-room Bouse. 10-cow basment barn. garsge. sheds To_settle immediately, $5.500: with $2.000 down and ‘easy long paymenis. If soon horse. 2 cows. tools and Ja'of 25 Corn, 30 acres oals. 5 scres peas, 15 acres hav included. E. C. Brumback." BONDED STROUT AGENT. Middletown. V: \WHY PAY $5,000—$6000 FOR HOUSE AND LOT —when_vou can buy & home and 100 acres for $5.5002 Country home of 8 rooms. cen- ter ‘hail. ‘all newly painted and papered. so0d 1and. good stream of water. 2 springs and well at house, This will make a nice home and farm for some one. ‘mil from D..q. Can rent tnis farm to pay mi than 6°c Tntefest on purchase price: ' c ne irades. Act quickly If you want a Fain. F. W. HILB: _Falls_Church. Va Streamside 8 Acres, Horse, Cow. implements. threshing machine. engine. chopping mill, cider mill etc., included: est. 1.000 cord ture 8-room home, pr. 8 fent * farm ‘bldzs level ‘tillage: ele: imiles depot village. ~All atalog Free. Title Blds NT—SUBURBAN. “9-ROOM HOUSE, BATH; MOD- hout: fruit, nice vaid. plenty %00od water: outbuildings. Just off Cenlral ave., near D. C. line. AlhnNc 4 Crops. lam__highwav, _Phone 308._ zas Phila.. Pa WATER ,"ION'I' PROPERTY. in porel room b:nnldovwruul accommodate 8. 7852-J, Mrs. Volght. Be NORTH cottages season. awning d’ Call Mrs. VOIG! oF inculre. BAtFaes AD verly Beach. Md. furs " water wn TABLE, RO e Imaiae: asstnasie.Jor Call hepherd 2484-3. Mp_¥oR RENT - i s Adams ‘sunday, SHERWOOD PO! feason on reasonable terms: desirable houss: 18" GuRRIEE"S: RGO AGE. WEEK keeping cott formation 1018 15th_st. | RENT 1 uu;al: " GOTTAGE, month, Be By — FOR h, Md. n- Beacl W. 1, Al dve. Brentwood, Md ' Phons Nolt’m BEACH PARK. MD.—COTTAGE G 4 rooms, 7 comfortably accomm | Bctober” arles coln N P Veek: water rliad ot It mer until June 15 3260 for North Beach,” M vel: rches, furni mmtsdste "i0 ‘Deovie: June_to on. o kitchen. elec. . or Lin- BARGAINS; ele Y rewe: ¥ & NIAL oy ‘COLO! A 4. 5 rooms Ry camu. ARMING NEW Haven: lot 95 by en, Frigidaire, electricity, BUNGALO' A 'so Croomy, bath. lich: creened-in porch- facing river near community beach; easy Call District 6 FOR SALE — ATTRACTT\ bungalow on Gunston Cove, Va norches s shade tre bathing. AT BAY son: 4-room cottage, a.m.i. Bay drive. vue Hotel. pizhed. ront. an . Address RIDGE, open . Met. 0900. 31,47 VE, Tear: 5 Box MD- fishing, 416 unday. 3500 cash. LOG - CABIN Five rooms. Tsrge’ lot. lenty of ninting ‘and Star_office —LEASE FOR SEA- Upshur ave & L. RAUN, Bel SHERWOOD mm—eo‘ruuz OF FOUR rooms. bath and larce verand ‘Nicely fur- Phone Ga. monevma! $12.500: N. Y. for irston. in_July River, & land 0! July, crifice y ed porches’ | RENT. comumn BEACH_—NICE porch August e 190" acres ve. male st B: 189-R. Star office. 608500 cxan. SHERWOOD c SOUTH_HAVEN, ON River—Wooded water front sites for sale: parkways, tennis courts, community heach- Follow signs on De- from Wash- ric i (furnished), lrrmo FOREST—NEW, FURNISHED. rooms, bath: large water'frontage; 25 miles 3,500, our terms, including FOR BALE, Nom nncn—: ROOM COT- new and very rea- city hucksters: week or month. Columbia. ti reasonable. DEVELOPMENT INO. & bargein. TER FRONY DI beantiful beach: 23 miles; onlv ‘WESCOTT, FACING RIVER. lot easy. Met. 8 ted. st 30 miles one District 6229, FOR RENT—SHADY SIDE. MD. or ~ Augusf rage and t: 8.1, RENT—FARMS. Td: on’ Rlxv; s00d water, frutds WANTED TO RENT—FARMS. TEN TO THIRTY ACRES, 5 TO 15 MILES from D. C.. must have g00d buildings. Call 8;room house, WA ’I‘ED—-TAI\IS. WANTED—2 OR 3 ACRES ON HIGHWAY Address Box 14-R. Biar o ~ SALE—ACREAGE. TWO ~ADJOINING PARCELS OF LAND (about 75 acies). on Sherifi road. at Dis- izict line. nea: Suburban Gardens snd e tensive colored developments: idesl for goif and couniry club. Adaress Box $0-R, Siar Mice ACREAGE, IN ZONE OF MASS. AVE. EX- tended. ‘The ‘most beawtizal ' landsciped Acreake in this part of the country, Jux- urious forest sh Sold_in estates of 15 acres up. Snitable for the exclusive who desite ldsal family environment. FULTON Peo Ins. Bide. Dis. 5231 BEAUTIFUL 300-ACRF. TRACT, FRONTING he Potomac. 15 miles ubove Chain Bridge River view for miles Springs, fishing. levei site for plane landing. = Will sell for 12 000 ouer obligation. " Addiess Box 143-R. Siar ofce. e. . AT REASONABLE PRICE, ¢ country home w including Frigidaire; nicely shady lawn: 30 miles’ from Wa 1 mile off Lee Highwas G. MEADE. Box 31. Havm TO SEPT. 15 — FURNISHED act nished | Tooms, bath. porch; commands view of rive Seminary Hill. A ing_door: ref- MISS WORTH- iarge yard. andria, 40 minutes by bus pa erenci: required: $60 month. w0 premises MOUNTAIN VACATION PLOT. Five Acres. Fifty Dollars Owner is laving off a_fist allotment of {hirty 10-acre and forty S-acre plots from a area on Great North Mountai s west of Winchester, Vireinia. to Rd $50 each, ' respectively th down. baiance monthly Get description and de- tails at Room 330. 719 Fifieenth St. N.W, Phone National 3908 SUMMER COTTAGES. FOR: RENT—CHEAP: HOUSE IN EDGE OF w00ds. near big brook: (wo large rooms. clos- nd pentry. Jarge porch, electricity: clean. new; two miles from Roekville, Phone Rockville 84-J : 3-ROOM COTTAGE, PLENTY SHADE. GOOD 1oad. $12.00 per month. LEWIS MAGARITY, McLean. Va. Phone 822-F-2. FOR SALE; ON SENECA LAKE: 31,200 AN atiractive furnished coltage: near Dunde For information addfess MRS, CALLL Y. 47 Hollister_st.. Dundee. N, LENTY OF TREES: ovlm.oaxs swimming, fishing and on.an 80-foot lot; §1,500; $100° cash. Wis. SUMMER CAMPS. LODGE _ON ~ MOUNTAIN TOP 3 MILES from Orkney “Springs, Va.: furnished: 4 rooms. 30-foot screened porch: view of se mounialn rantei, “Addreis Box 1R '8 ce. SUMMER CAMP FOR CHILDREN 6 TO 14 North Beach Park: under ‘management of experienced teacher: 510 per w. Write or phone for reservations. E. RHOE HERRON, 3919 5th n.w. Adams 6368-W. SEND CHILDREN TO SHORE. 7 No. Newport ave.. Atlantic Citr. N. J: under care of trained nurse and teachers. home eniironment: instriuctize and construc- tive play and recrestion JOSEPHINE Accessible io Cath- olie. Chureh 200 JUNE 10. Va.. on AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY. 19312 miles east of New Market, the Lee Highway, U. S. Route 211: 100 lot 3 bungalows. & rustic road house. Also house and lot in town. The lots are ideal for Summer homes. Mountain spring water and electricity furnished to the lots. Only 21, honis bx aulo from Washinston, D. Good huntine. fishing and_golf. THOMAS DOWLING & CO., Auctioneers. Washington, D. C. _ Phone National 201 COUNTRY ESTATES. MARYLAND COLONIAL POTOMAC RIVER estates—Write for illustrated booklst. the MARYLAND REALTY INVESTMENT TRUST. INC.. 1006 Washington Loan & Trust Co. Bids. . Phone Nat. 1164. FINE ESTATE. Nicely located 1n-a beattiiul grove of 100 | native oak irees: siturted 1 mile on main traveled highvay in Md.: 10 large rooms. bath: living room. 18x30, with built-in brick mantel: hardwood floors, oil burner, h.-w.h.. elec.. large front porchi situated about 300 vards from pike, affording excellent view: just far enough awav from the noise and dust: about 20 acres ood land; barn garage. chicken and brooder houses, tractor. all faiming implements and toois. beauti- ful flower garden, orchard. Splendid home for city business man or a Tetired Govern- ment employe. Cheap at $25.000. Make offer. Brokers protected. Address Box 230- M._Star office. WATER-FRONT PROPERTY. BEAUTIFUL FARM ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. suitable for development. Address Box Star_office. FOR RENT- rooms. and two large porches, elec. Fredrick _ Columbia 4613, FOR RENT—SHERWOGD FOREST—3 RMS.. furn.. housekeering. elec.. water, bath, fine bathing. #li spor(s, large porch, house screened. Telephone W. J. Cook, Hyatts- ville 1322, FOR SALE-NORTH BEACH: ONE OF THE finest locatlons on bay front: corner 2nd & e. furnished: easy term NORTH BEACH—TWO LARGE sth and WANTED—TQ RENT 3 TO 5 ROOM COT- tage during August or enfire season: state skt ise ug caie T Adirees s LW, D office. NORTH BEACH COTTAGES Running water and_elec.: shower comfortable. 801 Dayton ave. Dec. 04 RENT— -m‘ K 01-W. 130 ACRES, WOODLAND; 4-ROOM DWELL- ing. “on.the State road; La Plaia to river side, 43 miles {rom Washington. D. C. See Mr. M. CLEMENTS, Ironside: l:h-rlu‘ County. Md. 'Add:ess | 40 ACRES—1,000 FT. ON MACADAM RD.: 3 I houses, Sacrifice at North 6137, POULTRY AND FRUIT ¥/ 5-room bungalow. chicken Dist, _$7.256, easy terms. barn, stable, [fruit, st 73,500, i Owaer, C. W. 'm:NglR. —13 Atmn ouses, ‘e Met. 847 sapeake Bay Farm. income roductive acres l’:oxn}lr‘y.. 175 ncres ‘;‘;lflfib]! ‘A:YINI’ shore. h es. pears. era) Clood houst. B sh rious water views: new Ovner wants | farm, lo' Ifl” lor 'hl AOI.'I’ Kumara toeo ™ esetablen. hoss " snd ducks. Touse, 7 rooms. bat! pouliry-brooder house. Y .fii $3.000 a;‘ COLONIAL BEACH—NEW, FUR! room cottage: 3 porches: ‘cool, comfortal lots. $50. Addruss Biox_78-R. Star office. BARGAIN—SOUTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH, Md.—10-room houge. Turnished: bath, elec. Iarge front and side porches, screened; loi S65100; Mlan clevation’ fne view of bay: Has béen used as privafe boarding house for r of yei Good epportunity for the business. = Price Teduced to $3.750: & cash payment, balance reaso Call H. ach, Md. write to E. representing J. albert. FOR SALE, SHERWOOD FOREST — A’ tractive furnished bungalow. fireplace. bat: zarden. allconvenlences; superb water view. Drive ilong new shore road to Col. John- on’s enttage. sy CamE oN mc CA- Bal close to D iRt e setricit ter, o!w nl'fi‘e Ell Llfl lllllr. lul. 32600 or SHINK, B bost. AIKEN. porche: Lincoln 3 100-foot I *hi nd 00; Beach--Ci ete.; on 3| 6-coom shower screened i terms sale, month. A Tew sule in my calling | Co. Bldg | 20 "ACRES, sevERN mIvER shore; good urday of baths. out included 100 acr shoi shore: 51 Maryiand Refined. miles notel, sto: Side HEINZMA lots! river view 1 40 ‘mil 1427 Ey water 1ro | plete. M Dienished for all o O'NEII | ATLANTI section; & tories, lengih_of wril in a PINEY POINT. on Potomac. artesian | FOR_ RENT. Mrs. 5250 Ofmce. 3cd’ st Chesaveake Béach. Md 40 scres. up: attrac lots! established subdvision. for $93.50; tee water view from e 10_our three community beaches. le, two' n cotta BERNARD. Adams 3233, POTOMAC Fine old Colonial home in splendid con- extensive planting English boxwood | 30 PER foid Colonial 350 acres well grown timber; Washington THEODOR Specializiag Potomac River Froper: is s Rorcn Shore, part of card_an large inclosed poreh, first floor: front and back porches on second floor; modern _conveniences. reasonable. LOUIS FRIEDBERG, excll el 4- OCEAN CITY. MD.—FOR RENT. b. cottage, 1 5a._from surf: WM, G. WALKER, Laurel M, or 331 porches: { cottages and los. pazt Woodland Beach 10 down. ots. ade. Sunday. Georgia_3300. ] w. usive grounds. rent’ reasonabl electricity. 474, <l crabb le. 13:0 Address” Box 5-R. ®00d condition; FOREST—ATTRACTIVE COT- € for sale: nicely furnished; located near AUTIFUL SOUTH 2 WEEKS cottage on West boat; 330 week. "MD — FURNISHED HOUSE | ing. Mrs. (L 8-R.AND wide —ON THE PATUXENT mvzn, t from river shore. 5-room furnished water sports, safe beach, Address Box 62, R. F. D.. Md ize Srontl it hES, QN MICHNAY | DRIVE TO OAK BLUFF—WATER FRONT Take first turn to left 366 Carroll st., G Takor Club House to sign. 510 monthly. R. D. LILLIE On premises 00d ma RENT. 3150, HALF DOUBLE CO' Fair Haver L APT, Tabbing, hore M: " NORTH On large corner lot bungalow arke Divi Md beach front sieeps one ave., Cherrydale, Va. fishinz, swimmi “vo. m:Acu PARK. with ng room. open front and back porcnes Address Box 34-R. Star office FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR SALE OR rent by week, month 0r scason: id up, $10 down end 310 per | near Bay ave., Noith H. SHIN: Represemting JE. Talbert ADVANCE NOTICE. For the First Time MORGANTOW choice locations will be oflered for inning June l4ih. Those interested Home Sit electricity ng. fronting the bay. totiet. " ADJOINING BE\'E?‘I;Y Rent by _week or month. EMMA L McCARTER, Y replace. cash es at -ON-THE-POTOMAC. or o also lots for | an_earlier selection can o 50 by 1164, or by co Sunday. buf $35,000. es. ' West Colonia %000, 522,000, ll-year CHA 1006 Wash ming 10 Mo house: 5 River, house, 1 house, D, ON CHESAPEAKE BA restrict i from D. C. re. etc road and_follow ve cotiag ed Summer electricity. arge 50-r. lots. stgms. < Circle PINE WHIFF BEACH Adjoining Woodland Beach. restricted. 1 in 39 down Price, ges. For refined Our lots 1. $3.50 monihi ew bungalows 1.100 colony. §00d _roads. 5150 sale, 1 and Loan & Trust antown Sat- | 100 FEET bed_rooms. ings; furniture and equipment | 3 mile teet F. LEE. Annapolis 32 and 51975 and 4p. Drive through Marlboro and Mount Zion to’ Shady BAUMAN_ & | Decatur_4700. Jots! well re 34x115 ry lot and very close city con- 3950 and $1.850. by week end, week For or RIVER. high elevstion commanding wide soil in high state of cultivation: from Wa. CHESA dwell] e 8L N.W. SHORE - | BENEDICT, M Rent B nt. odern. " OR__SALE two porches: Kenv.;od Beach, Md." $20 ey o Berhorte ot o Bea e, S GEORGE, D. . N.J.—862 PARK PLACE. kitchen privileges r _Beverly. " OTT room apartments, C CIT arage: time: te Mis. 7 shington mation furnished on reauest. PEAKE BAY. ing: large F. PROPERT 4 Further infor ACRE—500-acre bay-front farm. lobacco barn. 70 miles from MENK. 1X-ROOM COTTAGE. or sell. e beach. — 4-ROOM Summer Mass. to Furnished com- MILLER, Met. " COTTAGE, accommodate six. ek; $200 season. let . N. J—EIGHT BEAUTI room’ on t Will rent Plaza_Place. D C. | a1 for RE AL & EQTA'I'E—LDANS. TO LOAN RE, O amounii At prevailing interest: JESSE | L HEISKELL. 1115 Eve st.n.w. ESTATE | | fully furnished rooms in exclusive Chelsea three baths, two extra lav d bar oo large open el any | $100—Pay | $300—Pa. BILDMA] bi-monthly EE ME F! Mr—m 2nd AND $1.00 wk 5200 wk. CO.._318 §300. repay 5 017300, reoay 1730 Wk 82,00 'y MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY. $500—Pay $2.30 wk $1.000—Pay N 9_Bond Bld; Tvice; reasonal 5450 ble. 50 $3,000, repay $15.00 wk. epay $17.50 wk. $4.000, repay $20. "Above payments include principal and in- terest_and can be arranged monthly and Also loans in nearby Md. 1 Eve st. n.w. 00 Wk, Va. (REE TIONS; 4418 P Iumbis, premises, TEENTH THOS, J. O TRUSTEES' PREMISES AVENUE NORTHWEST. By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly recorded, in Liber No. 5870, folio 171 et seq., of the land records of the District of Co- and at the request of the party Natl. OLlL]\ MONLY CoN. ST. N W. secured thereby. el ot suplic nuction e front_of the on Wi D; THREE-THIRTY Tt described. Iand. aid Dremises the County of Washington. District of Colum- bis, and designated as and being lot 31 in 4618 .-C, €O; WARING, MPLETE TRA pit —TO LEND. st AND 2nd TRUSTS; $100 56,500 MARYLAND AND TH] DAYS TO COURTEOUS SERVICE, HOM! NSA 2ND TRUST MONEY OLI(,]\ REPURLIC mvmw:uxfl'r TO MES. AC- NAT'L 9172, AUCTION SALES. nn“ DAYS. _ _SON, N!I IYI ST. N.W. RISE SWeriiNG RNowh 58 PReNIsRe NEW HAMPSHIRE the undersigned trustees EDNESDAY, THE A.D. 1931, AT P.M.. the follow- situate in Shapero’s subdivision of lots in Square 3306, as _per plat recorded in the office of the the District of Columbis in Liber 17 at folio 17 surveyor Terms of sal for One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two payable in one and two equal instaliments, years, sale, property. e purch: kuired at e ‘ot Sate: with interest annum. paysble semi- Sived by sold. or aser. at six deed of °A Geposic of $500 will All convesencing. “Terms | recording. etc. at cost o of sele t0 be from da; reserve th con of sale. er _centum per nnually, from day of trust upon _the ail cash, at the fon of of el wih WIHI hirty otherwise the trust right to resell the property at be re- the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser. after five davs advertisement of such recalc in ‘some newspape! ton, D. C. R 2+ r published in CORPORATION REPORTS '.I'IE.NDS AND PROSPECTS OF LEADING ORGANIZATIONS. EW YORK, June 6.—The following is y's summary of important cor- poration news, prepared by Standard Statistics Co., .Inc., New York, for the Assocfated Press. News Trend, . Steel ingot production during the month of May fell below April and May, 1930, averaging 96,365 tons daily for the 26 working days, compared with a daily average in April of 104,711 tons for 26 days and 147,515 tons’ average for 27 days of May, 1930. Operations during this May were at the average rate of 45.36 per cent of theoretical capacity, below both the rate of 49.29 per cent in April and 73.68 per cent in last May. Although the drop from last May is a significant indication of the relative position of the industry this year, the drop from April is to be acccunted for largely by the natural decline for this season of the year. Unofficial estimates have been made of the volume of unfilled orders that the United . States Steel Corporation will report on June 10 for May 31, which ‘indicate a decline of between 250,000 and 300,000 tons below the vol- ume on April 30. The Companies. Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining & i Concentrating 25 cents monthly divi- dend: to suspend further payments. Caterpillar Tractor files patent in- fringement suit against International Harvester Co. Gimbel Bros. holding concern exer- clses option to buy former Cuyler Building for $2,050,000. Midwest States Utilities 1930 net in- come before depreciation and Federal taxes, including subsidiaries irrespective of dates of acquisitions, $272,446 against $203,971 Perryman Electric deficit, year ended March 31, $381,994, against deficit $222,466. Prairic Pipe Line May crude deliveries off 57.8 per cent. Walgreen Co. May and five months sales up 3.6 per cent Alaska Juneau Gold Mining May profit @efore depreciation, Federal taxes estimated $145.400, against $88.400; five months $692,000, against $351,750. American _ Brown Boveri Electric- Holders of Founde:s’ stock to vote on sale of electrical business to Allis- Chalmers Manufacturing and change in company’s name to New York Ship- building, also will be asked to aprove reduction in founders' shares from $300,000 to $212.830. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad asks I. C. C. authority to operate Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway, in- | cluding lines of Bufialo & Susquehanna which latter would take over. Bulova Watch common share earn- ings. vear ended March 31, $2.24; earned $5.04 in 15 months to March 31, 1930. Chicago Great Western Railroad president states May net income equal 1o $22.617 of soms 1930 month. F. & W. Grand-Silver Stores May sa'es off 3.2 per cent; 5 months up 0.2 per cent. Fairchild Aviation 1930 deficit $871,- 523, aginst deficit $2,094.480 in 1929. Firestone Tire & Rubber common share earnings, six months to April 30, 56 cents, against 23 cents. Grand Union Sales, 4 weeks ended May 30, off 6.3 pcr cent. Loose-Wiles Biscuit usual 10 cents extra and 65 cents quarterly common dividends Pullman, Inc.. Aprill gross of Pull- man Co.. reportad to Interstate Com- merce Commission, $5,237,536, against $6,247.12. net after taxes, $7.559, against $165,300; four months’ gross, | $22.057.511, against $26,037,217; net, $388,923, 2gainst $1.532.198. Radlo Corporation subsidiaries seek to enjoin Radio Commission from deny- ing applications for radio frequency licenseés_and ren-wals under section 13 of the Federal radio act. Texas Gulf Sulphur — Madagorda County increases assesscd valuation of company's sulphu: properties from $15.- 000,000 to $18.615,903: company had asked value be reduced to $8.000,000. Navy ful oil contract. United Wall Paper Factories deficit. year ended April 30, $8.646. against net income $677.790, equal to $1.31 common share in 1930. Freeport, Tex.-Brazoria County in- creased assessed value of sulphur prop- erties of subsidiary in that county from $18,000,000 to $36,225,860. Federal Water Service Class A share earnings, 12 months to March 31, $2.62 against $3.17. Melville Shoe May volume sales up 7.7 per cent: 5 months. up 5.4 per cent; 23 fewer siores opened than in May, 1930. ____AUTO LOAN AUTO ~ LOANS: _REFINANCING. OPER evenings. MR. STEGER. 645 Lin 0118 usE ;r;ockn &0k _action. ACME REALTY & FIN. CO,, 905N Y AVI‘ N\\I NAT 3453 QUICR KSHON Courtegus Service No Indgrsements. UNITED FINANCE CO. 943 New York Ave., Cor. 10th. Dist. 9288 . MONEY T3 LUAN. UP TO $300 Loaned confidentially at lawful rate and without indorsers The State Loan Co., T Ave N:E Under State Supervision PERSONAL LOANS Tell us vour financial trou- bles. We will Toan vou up to $300.00 and handle it strictly confidential. Automobile Loans Up to $300 Prompt Service Courteous Treatment Locally owned and operated, organized to serve the small borrower. Call, Write or Phone American Fidelity Loan Corporation Second Floor, NORTHWESTERN BLDG. Takoma Park, Md. Phone Shepherd 2082 | OVING. PACKING & STOR. LONG-DISTANCE MOVING Loads or part loads to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston; Norfolk, Pittsburgh -and points en route. Since 1896 DAleso TRANSFER & STORAGE co. 1117 H 8t. N.W. Natl. 9220 to 9230, LONG DISYANCE Special Rates 3 faeie Dally l;lh ‘.l l.Tlfl =I¢".- . Norfoik, York, Fitisbureh, all way 50 Padded Vans 1317 N. Y. Ave. NW. CALL NAT'L 1460 ANational Teli ery FSssocialion Union Oil of California gets $600,000 | ESTATE STEEL INGOT OUTPUT DECLINES CLOSE TO 40 PER CENT LEVEL Special Dispatch to The Sta PITTSBURGH, June 6—For a sec- ond week steel ingot production has dropped 2 points, the rate in the week now ending being no more than about [ 40_per cent. ‘There is fully 16 points, or nearly 30 per cent, decrease from the high poirt, in the latter part of March. The rate is now between the 36 per cent of De- cember, the low month, and the 43 per cent of January, and as seasonal de- crease is strongly in evidence there can hardly be doubt but that next month will run below December. By no means would this be contrary to precedent, as that has been the usual thing in ordinary times. Seasonal Influences. It has turned out, contrary to expec- tations in many quarters, that sea- sonal influences are particularly strcng this year. The idea that with buyers very conservative and that with slow- ly improving fundamental conditions steel demand would grow slowly and almost continuously all this year proves to have been altogether erroneous. Steel production rcse with unusual rapidity. There are the usual seasonal swings. as to direction and as to time, but they are magnified. It has never been easy to forecast steel company’s earnings with the closeness that might be expected when facts as to tonnage and market prices are as well known as they’are. The first quarter of this year showed sur- prising divergencies from these par- ticular facts, for market prices averaged only an almost insignificant amount below those of the December quarter and steel production was 15 per cent higher, yet' outside of Bethlehem the large companies showed marked de- creases in tota] earnings. ‘There may have been some special factor to depress earnings in the first quarter, and that mfighz aid the June quarter, which certainly needs all the help it can get, for tonnage will total 5 to 10 per cent under the March quarter and market prices are lower in several lines, not _higher in any item that would count as to earnings. Unit costs, moreover, would naturally be higher. ~ Rivalries in Industry. Conditions have gotten to such a pass that a feeling Is arising in some com< panies that there is no chance to make real profits and it is better to curtail losses by letting somebody else take orders that could only be secured with promise of loss. The usual idea in steel has been that additional business could be booked at an apparent loss, but k2 advantageous by reducing unit cost + the entre output. Whether suca o spirit of renunciation will spread very far remains to be seen. It would be quite a new thing in steel. On the other side there are certain rivalries that it would take something quits spe- cial to terminate. (Copyiizht, 1931 BUSINESS DECLARED ON FIRST LAP UPWARD | Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, June 6—Better busi- | ness in the second quarter of the vear | than in the first and a gradual im- | provement from now on, was the opin- ion expressed by Joseph Wilshire, presi- | dent of Standard Brands. Inc, in & statement to the 10,000 employes of the company, none of whom, he said, had | suffered a cut in wages or salary dur- ing the world-wide economic depres- | sion, “On every hand we hear talk of the general depression in business and the | far from encouraging outlook,” said Mr. Wilskire. “I do not share this view and, thinking you may be affected by | these discouraging reports, I am taking | occasion to say to from now on there will be a gradual if very gradual, improvement in condi. tions. | TO HANOVER TRUST CO. in charge of the investment department of the State-Planters Bank & Trust Co., Richmond, Va., tendered his resignation | recently to accept a vice presidency with the Central-Hanover Bank & Trust Co. of New York City. Mr. Har- rison, who is 37 years old. is one of executives. Mr. Harrison received his education at Woodberry Forest School, and grad- ua also from the engineering school of the University of Virginia. When America entered the World War he en- bankers, of Richmond, Va State and City Bank & Trust Co. which the Planters National Bank merged in 1926, forming the present State-Plantsrs Bank & Trust Co.) and In 1927 h» was promoted to a vice presidency andsfor the past four years has been in charge of the bank’s in- vestment departrent. AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS DECLINE IN 10 MONTHS Br the Associated Press Exports of principal American agri- cultural products were report:d by the | Agricultuial Department today at $940.- | 928,000 for th> 10 months from July | to April. as compared with $1,394,687.- 000 for the corresponding period of year previous. A continued decline in exports was shown in April, when the index of 44 | ccmrodities was placed at 68, the Jow- est in 16 years, with the exception of the April, 1930, index of 65. In March, 1931, it was 87, and 71 in February. Excluding cotton, the April index was 81, the lowest monthly index on record for 43 commodities. Imports for 10 months to April were reported at $956,832,000, against $1,598,- 198,000 a year ago. | BANK CLEARINGS Quite a decided improvement appears in the report of bank clearings this week. The total for leading cities in the United States. as reported to Dun's Review, of $8,819,668.000, is 6.4 per cent under those of a year ago. At New Yerk City, clearings of $6,421,781.000 are 3.6 per cent less than those of last lyear. while the aggregate at centers outside of New York of $2,397,887.000 is 13.6 "per cent smaller. The week this year includes only business days. Tak- ing this into consideration, clearings this week are considerably in excess of any week back to the first week of Jan- uary and only slightly below the amount reported fcr that week. The improve- ment is further reflected in the average daily clearing for June to date, amount- ing to $1,836,759,000, against an aver- age of $1,457,562,000 for April, the lat- ter being larger than for any month this year prior to June. There were al:o only five business days in the week a vear ago. Boston, Baltimore and Now week than in last year, and at several | important cities the reduction from la.t year's figures is small. This is notably the case at New York City. Bank clearings for the week, as re- ported to R. G. Dun & Co., and averag- daily bank clearings for the year f(c date are compared herewith: Five dass. Jine 4 1931 Per Boston .. Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh Buffalo . Ghicaro Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati 4n. Minncapolis Richmond Atlanta Loulsville New Orleans. . Dellas . 8an Francisco Portland Seattle Total New York. Total all... BOND INTEREST. NEW YORK, June 6 (#)<Holders of domestic corporate bonds, United States Governments and foreign dollar_bonds in tne six months ended June 30 will have received a total of $3,574,391,493 in bond interest and in payment for calls, maturities and redemptions, a compilation by Standard Statistics Co. says. The interest amounts to $1,314, 603,698 and the calls, maturities and mflm to $2,259,787,795 for the Seeen = 3333832 H s388 i i TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Reported by J. & W. Seligman ) Rate—Maturity. "= * a3 June 15, 1531 1348 June 15, 1930. 0017 100 9-32 100 20-32 160 30-32 101 19-32 100 18-32 100 28-32 101 17-32 ts in Austria still con- RICHMOND BANKER GOES | | Proration Randolph C. Harrison, vice president. | | | Richmond's outstanding younger bank | | | in 1923 was elected assistant cashier. | BUSY OIL AREA IS PUT T0 SLEEP Orders Cause Shutdown of Fields Near Oklahoma City. By the Associated Press. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., June 6.— you that my feeling | TWo years ago a hissing, pulsating, is things are scraping bottom and that | brilliantly lighted area, the famed Okla- | homa City oil field, has become a dark- | ened. quietly sleeping giant, its huge petroleum and gas reserve shut down because of proration orders. Little activity is noted in the field now, due principally to the low price of crude, cost of drilling 1o points below 6,000 feet and enforcement of a 6'2 per cent allowable production regulation. A few months before the oil market skidded downward the field at night | bore the appearance of a great carnival ground. Scores of supply houses, ho- tels ~0d cafes appeared along the roads crossing the fields. Army of Unemployed. Only a few wells are pushing the field’s boundary northward into Okla- homa City's limits today. Drillers and oil well supply men have been dimin- ished by the hundreds. Wirt Frankiin, independent operator |and head of the Independent Petro- listed, and as an officer assigned to the | leum Producers’ Association of Amer- Artillery division, served overseas. Upon |ica, in an application recently placed his return he became associated with |before the S.ate Corporation Commis- Frederick E. Nolting & Co., investment | sion, requested an increase in allowable flow. He asserted there are four sep- In 1922 he entered the service of the arate areas in the ficld and that wa- (with | ter encrcaciment threatens. m He sought to open to 75 per cent production the part of the field where oil first was dis- covered. Could Suply All United States. "I-‘rankgin cont2nded tests showed the 777 producers now in the disirict still were capabie of supplyving the daily de- | mand of the entirc United States, csti- mated at 2,500.000 berrels. More Franklin asked Gov. Ross Sterling of Tcxas to call the Legis- laiure of that State into special ses- sion to curb production in the East Texas field. It is generally admitted that the new Texas field has all but ruined the market for Oklahoma oil. BOY FARMER MAKES PROFIT OUT OF COWS | Starting With Heifer Six Years Ago, He Now Has Nine Holsteins and $6,046 in Bank. FREDERICKSBURG, Iowa. June 8. | —Howard Whitcomb is only 18, but he can teach many of his elders some- thing about making money raising cattle. Six years ago Howard, who lives on & farm in Chickasaw Csunty, near here, had one heifer calf. Now he has nine Holsteins and a bank account of $1.046 profit from the cows and calve. The Holstein-Friesan Association des. ignated him the Holstein boy champion of 1930. The boy has watched his cents. Butter fat brought him a gross return of $803, prizes added $380. His nine head are evaluated at $1,125. The total cost of feeding and caring for his herd for six years was $1,439. Young Whitcomb’s first heifer, Chickasaw Tritomia Lass, produced 725 pounds of butter in the past two years, The second of the herd, Johanna Rose Homestead Ormsby, made a 348-pound record as a three-year-old, and five of the herd have not reached producing age. 'RAISE FOOD CROPS FIRST, Ofleans reports larger claarings this | IS CENTENARIAN’S ADVICE 'Misrourinn. Who Hn! Been Farm- ing 100 Years, Says “Money Crop” Should Come Second. POPLAR BLUFP Mo. (#).— Some would call “Uncle Tommy” Kemp & glutton for punishment. “I've been farming,” he says with a ring of pride in his voice, “for nearly 100 years.” Eighteen years past the century mark by his own count, Uncle Tommy pur- chased seed and new farm implements to inaugurate the 1931 season on his small place five miles frcm town. want to tell you the fellow who grows just one or two crops—the kind he thinks are ‘'money crops—is just out of luck,” says Uncle Tommy. “He'd better raise things to eat first, and t::en”_work on his so-called ‘money crop. FARMS SKILLFULLY Kansas Farmer xotues Clover, Wheat Without Missing Crop. CANTON, Kans, (). —Growing sweef clover in rotation with wheat without losicg a crop is the achievement of John' Clark, farmer of this community, who sowed the legume in his wheat field in April, 1930. This Spring he had a stand of clover ‘hat promised a seed crop approximately equal in value to a wheat crop. After harvest the land will be plowed and seeded to wheat again next Fall. Scott’s “Mistake Book” Sold. When Sir Walter Scott’s “Tales of My Landlord” was first printed in 1816, there appeared the mistake, “The tnmr'lmfl of horses wcre heard.” Nearly all the copies were recalled, but one appeared at an auction in Londvn recently. Because of the error the volf l.- nm M