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REAL SALE—HOUSES. CAPITOL, HILL — SEMI-DET., 7 ROOMS, hardwood floors, concrete porch, mod: must fi\llv reduced to $5950, immediate sale. s 7 rooms, 2 baths; lot 374 3-car brick garage to match house. Consider exchange on_smull property. OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY. ' 22 MADISON ST. N.W. WAPLE & JAMES, INC.. 1226 14th St N.W. North 0962. Center-Hall Corner Home! 8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS. Modern to smallest detail; unusual kitchen, breakfast room. Open to 9 p.m. 319 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W. WAPLE & JAMES. INC.. 1226 14th St N.W. North 0962 $14,000.00 EACH. One Corner House All Stone and One Brick House. Near Chevs Chase and Wisconsin ave— Two new detached homes of 8 rooms and 2 baths and lavatory on first floor, With ga- T Center-hall plan; large living room and side vorch: large kitchen and breakfast Toom: two rooms on third floor. High-class Tesidential ‘section. Best values in Wash- ington today. Were built to sell for over $15.000.00. MARKHAM & ZIRKLE. INC.. 220 Barr Building Ofmce Phone. District 8888, Evening Phone, Clev. 1360. FOR SALE, $10,750. Just East of Colorado Ave. Extended DETACHED. ALL FACE BRICK RES: 8 ROOMS. BUILT-IN BATH: ATTIC: FULL CELLAR. BUILT-IN GARAGE, PORCHES, BLATE ROOF. Lot 70x104. $6,000 1st Trus’, Easy Terms L. W. GROOMES, 1719 Eye NEAR 14th ST. CAR LINE VEW CORNER, 8 rooms, 2 complete bath: 1 direct lighting: center ha large foom with wood-burning fire- Dlace, extra large and spacious dining room ‘adjoining room: light, airy kitchen, walls and ceilings covered with Sanitas: double ‘drainboard. porcelain sink, built-out pantry, Frigidaire. 4 bed rooms, each with Targe closet: nmatural wood trim 'throughout. Cellar _under_entire house, 21x43: coal bin and cold storage under {ront porch. Many practical features. Priced for auick pnsider small ‘trade. Call Mr. for appointment to RD PARK BARGAIN. fice beautiful detachec RICK home, in this lovely sec- tion 16th st. Containing very large liv- 2 baths. OIL BURNER. ELECTRIC REFRIG- ERATION aBke ot wiih car prick. g~ Ia Only $700 cash required. No agents. 281-K._Star office. finished a 1356 Irving st. n.w _—9-room. modern home, in first-class condition. with ar brick garage: just off 14th st. where you have all conveniences: will make reason- able terms or_take small house n trade. Price only $11.500; first trust, $7,500, at 6%. For further information see THOS. D. WALSH. 815 11th St N.W. Dist. 7558-7859. MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW. NEAR WALTER REED. Only $8.500 to one who can make & sub- a nent: 5 nice sized rooms. -w.h. open fireplace, tile buiif-in features; stairs l-car garage. Phone BARGAIN to att owner COLONIAL artistic_decoration. home, your terms. 6 R rdwood floors, \. H. ave :D—8 ROOMS ON 2 FLOORS. ‘lec., garage, etc.: near First and Yeasonably_priced: terms. Decatur 1160. GLORED—6 _ROOMS. H.-W.H. ELEC Wiy decorated; $5.500: your terms; near 4R n.w. Decatur 1160 & COLORED - SPACIOUS _COLONIAL strictly modern: excellent conditio H and Sherman aves. Pot. 2087. JRED 7 ROOMS, TILE BATH, H.-W Fdwood ' floors: " colonial type: Park T1th: $7.950: terms. North 709._ 8 LARGE ROOMS, ELEC., H..W Ibs, two caretakers perfect near 1ith and Harvard. COLORED h. garage, t COLORED—On IRVING ST. EAST OF 13th: eleht rooms on two floors. all modern; long Sard: w reduced for quick sale. Call_ Decatur COLORED—BRICK AL modern ~improvements: excellent condition: sell less than $6.500; very small cashi ms: inspection any time. Pot. 4204 OLORED—OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M Q'st. nw. corner Vermont ave.—18 . two baths, h-wh. elec: good con- see this today, it is a bar- gain. Doctors, Met. 6856, eve- nines Ga . FOR COLORED. n.w. near Dunbar High Teception hall. h.-w.h. elec: reconditioned throughout like mew: price right for quick sale; come and see This delightful home today. Open to 9 p.m. 6856. Res. Adams 10221 i home attention! OPEN 230 N st 11 room: Open, Bchool Met COLORED—6 ROOMS. 2005 11th: 6§ ROOMS. 920 Fla_ ave: 6 rooms, 508 _20th: 6 rooms. n “ave: 6 rooms, 721 Kenyon: 6 718 Morton: 6 rooms. 13th near You rooms. 13th near T: 6 rooms. You near 9 fooms, 1st near Que: 8 rooms. 6th Que: 10 rooms. Columbia rd.; 8 rooms, ng. 6 rooms. V near 13th; 7 rooms. Meade ne: 6 rooms, 6th me.: 10 rooms Que near 14th; 10 rooms, T st. near Sth. J. F. HOLLAND, North 3527. COLORED. Open Daily and Sunday. 1924 Rosedale st. n.e.—6 rooms. bath, new- papered: howh. elec. cellar, vird io Terms, $100 cash, $45 mo., Includinz Lee st. ne—Bungalow; bath, elec. eellar, furnace: good condition; large yard. Price. $3.150: terms, $30 cash, $30 mo., in- E. M. AIKEN, 927'15th evenings, Wi 1y alley 041 cluding all 1z nw. Nat 3556 FOR COLORED. KENILWORTH, D. C. 4529 DOUGLAS ST. N.E. Six-room frame house with h.-wh. elec and modern bath: on large lot. with fruft trees and excellent garden. Price, $4,500; terms 1o suit CHAS. D. SAGER. National 0036 924 14th 8t. N.W. COLORED—BARGAIN. $10,500. Best section Columbia Heights, § rooms, 3 baths. garage, oil burner. large'yard, front and rear porches, perfect condition: es; taken under foreclosure; easy 5088;_eve.. Pot. 4491 REAL OPPORTUNITY FOR COLORED. tory brick all-modern home: has two nents on_ second floor; rented for 50 per mo. Can be bought for only $6.500 reason Located close to 16th KINGMAN PARK FOR COLORED Purchase and Saving Versus Rent and Waste WHETHER__YOU RENT OR WHETHER YOU BUY YOU PAY FOR THE HOME YOU OCCUPY. Your housing problem can be best solved by purchasing one of the modern, ideally located, ~all-brick homes in Kingman Park, the unique munity of assured increased values. All thoughtful family men should investizate without delay. BEE SAMPLE HOUSE, 422 23rd Street N.E. $6,495 EASY TERMS. Chas. D. Sager REALTOR AND BUILDER Natfonal 0036 924 14th Bt. N.W. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES WILL BUILD YOU HOUSE IN Ch., D. C. or Md., according to your own fdeas and take small, clear house in deal. Adams_6506, Clev. 6160. MODERN _SIX-ROOM HOME, ably detached. Price must be right Cash. Address Box 380-K. Star_ofice. PRIVATE PARTY WANTS SMALL [VEST- ment property under $6.000 for cash; any condition. Dist. 50 or Room 815. 1010 Vi ave GOVT, POST OFFICE. , ne. section (Lincoln Park, consider Petworth. Address Box 394- K. Star office 2 AT ONCE; PAY CASH—6 TO 8 RMS.; REA. sonable for investment: anv condition; pre- fer clear or small trust; give full data. Box 1268, City P. O. WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES, white_or colored, regardless of cordition. WM. J. CALLANAN. 1427 Eye n.w. Nat. 8871 ‘WANTED —5 OR 6 R. HOUSE, DIRECT from owner: prefer brick: Va. Highlands or Aurora _Hills. Only bargain considered. Bubstanflal cash pagment. Address Box 302K, Star offce. G CASH_UP_TO $6,000 BRICK HOUSES, UP 10 $4,000 frame houses; give full dats. Box 1268, SO £ 2-FAMILY APT. NE. OR N.W.; SUBSTAN- tial cash: must have at once. E. A. GAR- ct_5770. Denrike BIdg. ST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR RENT. sale or exchange with me. I can sell. rent or_exchange quickly. ~See P. F. CARLEY, 802 10th ST. 9721 Phone, call } SALE OR RENT—HOUSES. Ti2 MONROE ST. NE. OPEN SATURDAY and Bundey—5 rooms end garage. Will sell eagonabie Also ‘other bungalow s Nor s d this tion. SRR e PREFER. ESTATE. SALE—SUBURBAN. RENT—BUSINESS PROPERTY. WJANUARY 3], WANTED—FARMS. LOTS 1IN CHEVERLY, MARYLAND_ALL 50 ft. by 150 ft.: improved: in main part of subdivision; must_sell quickly for ci Address Box_300-K. Star o Robt. E. Lee Phone_Clarendon 680-J-1. living room wiih firepl large attic, built-in garsge; 60-foot lot: Price, $7,000; §1,500_cash. balance monthly. LEWIS KEISER, Bethesda Bank Bldg. _Phone_Bradley 410. 31 STUCCO HOME, 8 LARGE ROOMS, 2 TILE baths, open firepiace, hr.rdwood floor, every modern _convenienc 2. arage, large corner lot: an outstanding value at $7.350. Will_consider smaller property in exchang D‘X{Nl:m& C Mt. Rainier, Md. Hyatts- ville 810 COUNTRY ESTATE, 10 ROOMS, LARGE trees, chicken house, am.: one carfare; suitable for country home, tourist, nursery; Sacrifice owner, $6,500; no agents. Greenwood 1982, A BUY A HOME _AND INVESTMENT THAT ‘WILL PAY 13% Six-room house, am.i; ot trutt rees. 3 i “ inier ave., Mt. R'sl- SHINN. agent, nier, Md. 4-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW: DOUBLE ginssed-in sieepine porch, full cellar, ipe- less furnace, bullt-in garage; desirable Joca- Price. $3.500; 3250 cash, 330 per 0, B, ZANTZINGER CO., 73, Nat. 5371; Eve., Hyaits. 1819. , 1 BLOCK LEE HIGHWAY, 25’ minutes White House. Home Very_ attractive price. Star_office. FOR SALE—WE OFFER FOR THE FIRST time 10 acres of well wooded land near Wheaton; ideal home site; let us show you. Price is right ROBERT E. LOHR, 311 Cedar St. Takoms Park. _Ga. 0881 7 A. T-RM, P, MODERN HOME: HARI cars. busses; outbuildings: bargain, Also 4-rm. modern, same I $3.450, ~ Phone Falls -F-41. THOS. W. TERRY. _ NEW BRICK BUNG., NEARBY VA large lot; $5,600. Address Box 333 office. ek WONDERFUL BARGAIN—_HOUSE, LARGE lot, chicken house, $2,000; small _cash, monthly payments. i21 Balto. Blvd., Colmar nor. . tion. State rd.. built if " desired. jocatio: cres Church AMI K, St 43 BAER AVE —BUNGA: ami; immediate possession; terms like rent. OWNER, Clarendor 9 TWO MODERN BINGALOWS, ami: in beautiful suburban location; yery reasonable. 515 Maple ave. Shep. 2912-R. MOVE IN: 7T-ROOM _CORNER _HOME. beautiful lawn, shrubbery and fruit: or rent for $40 month. Also business property in_center of Falls Church. Owner, JOS. MITCHELL, Falls Church, Phone PO e A BLDG_ SITE CONTAINING 115.000 8Q. FT, near Wash. Golf and Country Club: 320- foot_frontage: price. 52,850; terms. Call E. N. SNIDER. Col. 1113. 6-7:30 pm.___* "ROOM_AND BATH HOUSE, H-W._ H, m i, open frepiace; 2 large lots:” price. 5,500; 3250 cash. $40 per month. O. B. 7ANTZINGER_CO., tyatis. 72. Nat. 5371: eve.. Hyatts. 1819. 6-ROOM ENGLISH SEMI-BUNGAOW IN THE HILLS OF VIRGINIA —Located on the cor. of Langhorne and Marion Aves.. in the new Langhorne Community near Clarendon, ~Virxini; EVERY COMFORT YOU MIGHT WISH FOR Five Rooms, Tile Bath, Shower, Cedar Closet. Electric Refrigeration, Gas Stove, Automatic Domestic Hot- Water Heater. Tiled Kitchen Sink. Bteel Casement Windows With Plate Glass, Copper Screens. Fireplace, H: Hot- W, 15, Jardwood Floors bere. Bodded and Landscaped. $8,500 For This Distinctive Brick Hom Inspection Invited. P. W. SHARPE CO. Realtors, Exclusive Asents, _ Clarendon, V Phone Clar. 2212. _ COLORED—BEAUTIFUL LARGE = HOME and grounds, several acres, within 20 min- utes D. C.; good roads; speclally adapted for private country home or club house Also 10 acres and 5-room house. ~Address Box 379-C, Star office 3 SALE OR_RENT—SUBURBAN. FOR SALE OR RENT-1003 GRANT AVI Livingstone Heights, Va.; 5-room bungalow, ; rent furn. or unfurn., reasonable. Walnut 8782-W. Sun., evenings. f LI SUBURBAN HOMES, SALE OR RENT. ROBERT E. LOHR, 311 Cedar st, Takoma Bay orgla O€SL.________________ FOR SALE OR RENT— BLEAK HILL' RES- idence and curtilage about 7 acres; 2 miles from Upper Marlboro, Md.. 17 miles from D. C. State highway in all directions. Beau- tiful foliage and shrubbery, spacious lawn garden, outbuildings, Colonial dwelling of 12 rooms and attic. bath. lavatory, electricity. runnine water. Apply to owner, M. H. M SR[{DER, Upper Marlboro, Md., and 1331 st.n.w ~ RENT—SUBURBAN SEMI-BUNGALOW: 7 LARGE RMS. AMT, gar: big lot, frult; bus: close in, high, heaithful: $35. Also, nearby, 4-room cottage: wide porch: beech and wainut shade, well on porch. fruit: as much rich land as you want. Take Seat Pleasant bus, 1ith and Pa. &ve. n.W., to Md. Park. Mr. PERKINS. £15.00 THREE-ROOM_COTTAGE. FURNISHED OR nturTshed, wator. fiehis. Condult rosd: 3iop 30, Cabin Jolin car.” Fhone Bradjey 2 ACRES ON STATE ROAD. Rich land. 5-r. bungalow, hot-water heat. . electricity; garage: $6.500. terms. ER. VIN REALTY CO._Phone Hyattsville 76 SACRIFICE—BUNGALOW, MT. IDA, VA — T. & b., gas, elec.. close to bus and car line. Owner, 283¢ 6th st. e ___* 15 ACRES, W] DESIRABLE _ 6-ROOM residence, close to bus and schools: $2.800, £300 cash, balance $30 month. De Shazo & Dowling, 1130 14th st. n.w. National 5520. 41, ACRES, 4-RM. HOUSE, 5 MILES FROM White House, on paved road. in Virginia Excellent_investment. Pine for chickens or gardening. Owner forced to sell at once: £3.500, $500 cash. Drive out to our office today. RUBY LEE MINAR. INC. Les Highway Clarendon 456 2 NEARBY VIRGINIA, S-room and bath modern bungalow, acre lot, Price, $4.750. Terms. New $.room and bath brick bungalow; ami, freplace, built-in garage. Price, 15,950, Terms 6-room and bath bungalow in Lyon Vil- Isge: h-wh, elec. gas. fireplace, oak floors, sarage. Price. $7.950. Terms. N. E_RYON CO. INC. Clarendon’ 1350. 1004 Wilson Blvd VISIT ;EO%I‘)’RXDGE. TWIN BUNGALOWS. OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 P.M. 25th pl. at Bunker Hill rd. ne. ~New-style floor plan, with hardwood trim and oak floors. anel papering. tile bath and shower. insu- [ated hot-water heating plant: beautiful venient ' kitchen: large lot.’ Prices from 36,250 to $7.450. with terms to suit. WOODRIDGE REALTY CO. _23TT R I Ave. NE North 7203 %- ‘A BEAUTIFUL HOME OF 8 LARGE RMS. 2 baths, h.-w.h, elec, etc, with large acre- age. 375, FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY. 733 12th St. N.W. _____ National 0353. $20.50—5907-5909 SLIGO MILL RD. Clean—Electric Lights. il Good_Neighborhood. 2.-ROOM _COTTAGE, AM.I, PARTLY FUR- nished: adults, Gentiles: 335 month. F. C. ROE. 57 Melwood ave.. Cherrydale. Va. * ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR OR MORE OF 8- room house, furn.: garage. garden: ideal for children: $55 and up. Clarendon 514-W-1 MODERN 5-R. COTTAGE. 4036 Gault’ Pl NE Restricted neighborhood; 5 .. b. 535,00 __W. P. LOCK'WOOD, 1410 G'St. N.W. 1° NEARBY VIRGINIA m, bath bungalow, a.mi, garage 5—5.rm.. bath, bungalow, am.i: new. $30_5.rm’, bath bungalow. garage. $50—6 rms. 2 storles, am $50—6 rms. 2 storles: modern $45_5-rm. modern bungalow $42.50—6-rm., 2-story house; fruit:_garage C. 'W. CLEVER, Realtor, Clarendon. Vi Phone Clar. 322. 8 AM. to 9 P.M CHERRYDALE, VA 32 South Cedar 5 rooms and bath, a.m.i; excellent condition: large yard. Near school, ‘stores, car line and busses Rent, LYON VILLAGE 6-room Spanish bungalow: h.-w.h bath, garage; conveniently located; month LYON & FITCH, INC,, Clarendon 650. 1-car gar large lot, tiled 185 per TAKOMA PARK. New 6-r. & b. bungalow: one of the finest in Takoma Park. Md.: large plastered b ment. porches, h-w.h, oak floors & trim: fireplace. five built-in cabinets, tile bath and shower, cedar closets, garage. A real bargain at $6.500. 7912 Palkland dr—New 7-r. & b. brick house in Blair: large porches and garage: h-wh, tile baths, oak floors, fireplace, built-in_cabinets; ideal location. Price re duced to $9,250 ROBERT E. LOHR, 311 Cedar St.. Takoma Park SE} NGALOW. $4,500—3500 cash, $50 monthly 5 rooms, bath. hot-water heat, electric Lights; lot 40x200 £t ; chicken house’ 20x40 t is ‘offer an opportunity. Have ‘a home and make real money; conveniently located. 4411 Kingston Ave. Boulevard Hts, SE. Opposite “Fort Dupont ” For further details and particulars see or bhone WAPLE & JAMES, INC., 1226 14th St. N.W. North 0962 IDEAL, TOURIST HOME AT INTERSEC- tion of 4 hard roads. § miles from Was! ington: house has seven rooms, bath, elec- tric_rangs and pump. large porch: plenty of shade' 1 10 8 acres: easy terms 370 acres, near Annandale, on hard-sur- faced road: running water ‘through prop- erty; less than $50 per acte; easy terms; 10_miles to Washington. 25 acres, on_cement road; 4-room house. outbuildings. 2 orchards, running water through farm: on bus and electric lines, 10 miles “to Washington. Price, 15,500; €asy rms. Beautiful 10-acre tracts on cement road, bus and electric lines, $300 per acre; easy terms; 9 miles to Washingion MASON HIRST, Office, Annandale, Va. Phone_Alex. 43-F-41 NORTH WASHINGTON. $5,250—Almost $2,000 less than orl price; _attractive shingle bungalow, on side hill pleasant outlook: 5 rooms, sleeping porch, attic, pantry. oak floors, fireplace, h.-w. heat; $250 down payment. $8,500—Modern brick _house, and “Dbath; grounds’ 100x247; high, level lot:' on bus line: house has h-w._heat. electric lights. gas. BROOKMONT BARGAIN. $4,760—For 5-room bungalow with hot-water heat. Lots, 70-ft. {rontage, nearest river. Sacrifice Bee farms for sale this lssue. R.D. LILLIE, 266 Carroll §t., Takoma Park. Ga. 3300. . NEARBY VIRGINIA. Prices on desirable home sites in Arling- ton and Fairfax Counties have never been 50 1ow as at the present time. Nearby Vir- ginia offers the Government employe un- equaled accessibility to the new Federal ce area over 3 bridges, boulevards and numerous lines of transporfation. (Time re- quired from 10 to 15 minutes.) Make your plans mow to locate where your investment s a. 0881 6 large rooms time will be cut to & minimum. Prices on lots in improved residential section and acre- age range from 2c per sa. ft. upward. M. E: CHURCH, Realtor —Established 188¢ Phone Falls Church, Va., 39. SEE THIS BUNGALOW. 5 large rooms. floored attic. paved street. for only 36.300. Easy terms, Ofice open unday 1 pm. 2 rentwood 1d. ne North 4338. 3811 PERRY BT. RENTWOOD. MD. Attractive 5-room 'stucco bungalow. with built-in_garage: large closets and pantry. ALl modi improvements. _Price. $5.500. have seversl desirable new stucco bun- galows and semi-bungalows in other loca- "ARTHUR AUGUST & CO., 1614 Bass Ave. NE. At1._0638 safe and where your daily commuting | WANTED—SUBURBAN. TO RENT_HOUSE, SEVEN OR EIGHT rooms, lights and 'water: large ground north or northwest. Address Box 327 Star_office. s s DESIRABLE YOUNG COUPLE WANT 3 TO 5 room bungalow or coltage. bath, elec. with some tillable land. in Virginia within 10 miles of Wash: tenant will do minor repairs. Rent. $20-330. Occupy_on or be- fore March 15th. Address Box 319-K, Star office. " 1424 CHAPIN ST. N.W. Apt. 26—Nicely fur. room ad- joining both; 2 in family; new apt. house. Adams 9372. % OFFICES AND STUDIOS. PATENT ATTORNEY WILL SUBLET TO responsible person. one room of suite in Press Bldg, $4150 monthly. Address Box 209-K. Star office. 3708 NEW HAMP AVE NW._—2 LARGE rooms and lavatory: janitor service. ~$50.00. FLOYD E_DAVIS COMPANY. 733 12th St. N.W. National 0353 PHYSICIAN. DOWNTOWN.~ WISHES_AS: ciate to_share offices_ Call Adams 2467 DESK_SPACE OR USE OF PRIVATE OF- fice. partitioned. with use reception hall: office building in business district: alwavs open: second floor: low rent to desirable person. _National 0617 520 PER MONTH—_NICE ~ROOM ~FOR lease on ninth floor, District National Bank Bldg, 1406 G st., near Dept. Commerce. Inauire R. 919 = 31 OFFICE SPACE. SAUL BUILDING, 925 15th ST. N.W. One large room at $52.50 per mo. Suite of 4 rooms at $92.50 per mo. All outside rooms, assuring abundance of light and air: excellent service. In the heart of the financial district B. F. SAUL CO,, Nat. 2100 925 15th Bt. N.W. WANTED—DESK SPACE. LAWYER WOULD LIKE TO RENT SPARE room of your suite evenings; have law books and files but no desk. Address Box 278-K._Star_offici o LAWYER WITH WIDE EXPERIENCE, RE- iring from general practice. wants desk space with firm or coroporation for advice and services: _references exchanged. Ad- dress Box 397-K. Star office < FONERAL DIl R 8] vania ave. n.w.—Street 65, with two apartments above; occupled by funeral director 34 years. Splendid location and zoned for this business. No signatures needed, _Available immediately. JOSEPH E. SMITH, Real Estate, Pennsylvania_ave. at_21st st. FOR RENT—1719 20th ST, N.W., JUST OFF Conn. ave. Store and dweiling, in golng location; $80 per month. THOMAS P. BROWN, 615 4% St. S.W. 2008 PENNBY] o ors, 36" By EW'ACHIA E (10 TO 100). WITHIN 60 miles of Washington. preferably on f!n}ltal:" lgn ht rlrl . S '.&'n'mmiz inclu west price for cash. Address Box 316-K, Star office. - COMPETENT FARMER. WITH PLENTY OF help; will work farm on shares or Will con- sider cash monthly rent. Address Box 310-K, Star office. 10 ACRES OR LESS ON PATUXENT OR bay, good harbor. priced reasonable. AC- ~ WANTED—BUSINESS PROPERTY. WANTED_DOWNTOWN, 1 TRUST BUSI- ness property, direct from owner, in ex- change_for $35,000 equity in highway prop- erty '12 miles "from Washington ln’ Mont- gomery County., Md. Wil add cash if nec- dress Box 202-K, Star office. WANTED—REAL ESTATE. SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS NORTH OF Washington, with or without improvements. Sd.fl(’m"m'i'e"kx Wln'.dllr‘r{) that muty MR‘"%‘ oma and. city property. R LILLTE, 260 Gacroll st.. Takoma. Ga. 3300. ¢ essary. Address Box 493-J. Star office. = EXCHANGE. 'ONSIDER EXCHANGING MY L, 10 0N, hotses, ‘subfect o st trust only, for a lot from a reliable builder and arrange for a duplex apt. Address Box 84-K, Star_office. NGE—FOR ED — HOUSE IN_EXCHAI }xd‘mflu Chevy Chase, D. C. Cleve. ‘5’“.5 LOT SIDEWALKS, SEWER, GAS O o Park. Exchange for lot University of Md. Address Box 203.K, RENTED TL EQUITIES IN BEVERAL WELL RENTED suburban properties or_equity frust in business property or small apart; ment house in District: will_add cash if necessary. Address Box 393-J, Star office. A _DETACHED BRICK. ONE 8Q. WEST OF 16th st.. opposite Decatur: 10 _rooms, baths, oil heat. 2-car garage. Phone Mr Young. Nat. 9300. T WILL EXCHANGE MODERN 8-ROOM - dence with barn, 2 acres land in thriving village 1n_Wisconsin for like property near Takoma Park or Silver Spring R. Wouser, 604 Butternut st, Takoma Park, D. C. HAVE SEVERAL MODERN HOUSES CHEVY Chase subject one trust. Also several lots, equity about $50,000. Trade all or any part for apartment house, = National 8882; eye- nings. Decatur 2132. £ TOURIST HOME, SANITARIUM, PRIVATE school, 26 rooms. 6 baths, ballroom, garage. stable, poultry house. 8-room dwelling, large grove, ‘attractive shrubbery and grounds, Varlous ' fruits, 42 acres land: Ballimore Bivd, about 10 miles out, Subject to 1 small_mortgage. Trade for city income property. Price reasonable. National 8882; Sundays. Decatur 2132 FLORIDA, SARASOTA. CLEAR 5-ROOM bungalow and bath., garage apt. exchange for clear lot D. C. Address Box 405K, Star_office PHILCO RADIO —New 2 for acousticon. high-grade, or Ford Write Lewis. 1738 Riggs pl. n.w. 3 BUSINESS PROPERTY WITH APARTMENT ®ood n.w. location: modern, well “rented conservative first trust: exchange for ground or small (nvestment property. E. A. GAR- VEY. District 5770, Room 815, 1010 Vermont ave. n.w s Vs SMALL APARTMENT BUILDING OF FIVE units, rented colored, $2.200 per vear. Sub- ntial bldg.. centraily located; good renter Trade subject to 510,500 1st’ trust. For ground or small property. Brokers' atten- tion. L. E. F. PRINCE, 314 Investment Bldg. high WILL EXCHANGE OR SELL SMALL STOCK poultry farm. 5 acres and fruit, on highway 10 miles from’ Washington for’ property or yacant ground. ~ Address Box 216-K. Siar office. SIX-ROOM ROW, B, H.-W.H, BUILT-IN garage, improved si.:’ equity of $2.700 for §1,000. will accept auto as part paymen Address Box 371-K. Star office. _____* _ #-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW, NEARBY Va. for Washington residence. ~Address Bov 332-K, Star office 2 A BEAUTIFUL HILLSIDE LOT, OVE ing entire city, Los Angeles, Calif race restrictions. payed streets, water. sew- erage. etc.: value, $1.500: will ‘exchange for erty vicinity Washington. 2515 13th Ston.w. Apt. 11l o S ek TWO BUNGALOWS AND ONE LOT NEAR D. C. line. Wil exchange eauity for eauity in good farm of about 40 acres. Call Mr. Bradburn. iz WAPLE & JAMES, INC., 1226 14t v North 0962. St. N.W NEAR DISTRICT LINE, SILVER HILL RD. lots on State road, also 9 lots near city e on Marlboro rd. 507 1ith st. s.e. CORNER ON R. I AVE_ N E, COMMERCIAL 10.000 sa. 1t., sell reasonable ‘or trade Harry Lustine. Nat 6369, 317 Woodward Bldg. * MODERN DETACHED HOME. COLORADO ave. near Kennedy: 9 r. 2 b. maid's r. & b, oak floors: weather-stripped and screened lot 60x150: 2-car garage: one trust. For local subuirban or nearby farm. Adams 0593. ROOMING _ HOUSE—IDEAL _LOCATION near 15th and Girar Excellent come produce $4,500 equity. Adams 7286, Y CIRCLE 1219 VERMONT AV -apts . all rented. inclosed porche car garage: 19 rooms in all; jani- tor'’s quarters. A, C. oil burner, will sacrifice for quick sale or exchange. Met. 6817, 1400 L st. n.w SALE—FARMS. 175 ACRES, 2 SETS BLDGS. NEARBY: 200 acres, mile on river; 120 acres, 1 sa. Balt owner might exchange. Address Box 276-K. Star office. 31e A GOOD HOME CAN BE MADE OF THIS— 100 acres, part timbe:, stream of ~water. small house;_ well located. Snap. $900. THOMAS & DAVIS. Charlotte Hall. St. Marys County. Md. _ FARMS, COUNTRY PROPERTY, SERVICE stations, Send for 80-page jllustrated cata- fogue. Vineland and Southern New Jersey Worid's best. markets. America’s poultry center.. BRAY & MicGEORGE, Estab. over thirty years. Vineland. N. J. ' _ MD. TOBACCO FARM. 165 ACRES. ONE hour from D. C.. and equipment for $7.000; terms. Address Box 283-K. Star office. _* 280 ACRES. 178 CULTIVATED: PLENTY Water: 8-room house. (W0 5-room houses. large stable. 3 large tobacco barns: on paved soad; 13 fniles from Washington: worth $25.000: will sacrifice. Address Box 282K, Star office FOR SALE 209-ACRE FARM. WITH GOOD buildings. on the Washington State highway 9 miles from Frederick City; also 92-acre farm, 4 miles from Frederick City. '; mile off of the Baltimore State highway. These farms must be sold; will help to finance or consider _an_'exchange. GILMORE R FLAUTT. Frederick. Md. 60 A 5-RM. HOUSE, OUTBUILDINGS; ALL %ood 'condition: plenty water; on good rd.; orchard: ideal pouliry. dairy: $4,250; terms Phone Falls Ch. 829-F-41. THOS. W. TERRY LOO] il6 _ACRES. IMPROVED WITH 5-ROOM house. some outbuildings: fruit. good spring with spring branch running through prop- erty: “bordering on nice creek: about 38 acres clear, balance woodland: 12 mile from highway over earth road: 31 miles from Washington. Price. $3.700. ____H_B. MITCHELL. Herndon. Va JUST THE PLACE FOR SMALL CHICKEN farm; acreage cut into small tracts on State road in Southern Md., 12 miles D. C. Some as low as 540 per acre WM. G. BECKER, 323 New Center Market. 4-ROOM HOUSE, 6 ACRES OF GROUND. outbuildings: price, ¢1.950; 3450 cash, 27,50 51 BY EXPERIENCED PATENT ATTORNEY with other attorney: pear Commerce Build- ing. Address Box 2i[-K, Star office. 31° —— — RENT—STORES. STORE, 1245 20th ST. N.W.—30 FT. ft.. with basement, hot-water heat able rent. CORNER 10th AND O store, good for any busines: S._ V. GUSACK. 416 5th st. Nat. 5690. WONDERFUL__OPPORTUNITY _BRAND - pey siore, €6 T ston.¥. Good for any business: rent mow §75 per month to re- lisble tenant. J. A. HAYDEN. Agent, 302 Woodward Bullding. Nat. 7312 1114 H N.W.—LARGE STORE. 1836 18th n.w.—Store......... 3711 Ga. ave. n.w.—Large siore. . 636 Norih Cap. st.—$ rooms. bath FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY. 733 12th_St. N.W. National 0353. 3606 BA. AVE. N.W. _MODERN STORE. £75 2402 14th st. n.w.—Store; will redecorate, $50. 1600 3rd st. n.w.—Store, $35. 1803 14th st. n.w.—Store, $125: make offer. 301 N. Y. ave. n.w.—Store, $50: make offer. 1313 H st. n. $40. 2010 K st. n. . 365 829 Kennedy st. n.w.—Store. $35. HARRY LUSTINE. BY 55 reason- e —LARGE $40 per month HYATTSVILLE, 'MD. New brick story-and-half bunsalow: Uni- versity Park section: large floored ~aftic: hardwood floors. hot-water heat. automatic gas heater, fireplace. all conveniences: 2-car sarage: larse lot. landscaped: £8:500; cashi Teagonable monthly pavments. Hy: e 383-. A REAL DEPRESSION BARGAIN. Modern 7-Room’ House—Only $4,100. ey t to sell this house guickly.” savs the owner vand this price will do if 4 nice bed rooi ot-water heat. lsundr m e g AR in in Arjington County. Dom “where fon. Arjington Oounty, DoBs ste 1t and buy it. A o ey, Do Sresne, KOBERT S HANGSEL, INC, Clar. Tr. Blde. Phone Clarendon (Va.) 400. OAKCREST. room brick Colonial. absolutely mod- evxz"l';.sog? ferms. Riso oo bunsslow: ied Turntshied. Baby & : e Joch ek foors, repiace, large lot: $6.200: terms to suit VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS New G-room Colonial brick home with double garage: strictly modern, with tile roof. copper gutters and flashing; large lot: best location: no trust to renew; reasonable down payment and terms to 'suit. Also 4 room ‘modern bungalow, h.-w.h., hardwood floors, solid masonry construction, $4,250: 2250 cash. balance to suit. Also several houses and bungalow to rent. Also lots and villa gites, i Oakerest, Aurors Hills and rginia Highlands. you are gof buy, rent or build, see J. L. PRICE, Osk- crest, Va. Office, Mt. Vernon and Oskridge Bivd, Phone Clarendon 272. TODAY’S SPEC Beautiful Colonfal home in Oekcrest, on top of hill: 8 rooms, hardwood floors, fire. { place. oll burner. electric refrigeration, 100- | foot lot. 2-car sarage. Inspect Sunday. A bareain VIRGINIA REALTY CO., Natl. 6369. 317 Woodward Bld; 737 7Tth ST. N.W. FOR LEASE: Moder, up-todate two- story building with three large display win- dows, (Best location for any credit busi- ness.) Rent greatly reduced. KAHN OPTICAL CO.. 617 Tth st. n.w. National 5977. 7130-37 NEW YORK AVE. N.W_SMALL bakery or_confectionery shop and 6 r. and b., elec.; $60 per mo. 2000 E st. n.w.—Lunch room or store and €. and b., elec.; $75 per mo. 2034 Georgia ave. n.w.—Store and 2 rm: $28.50. 2301 9th st. n.w.—Large, new store and 2 rms.. elec.; $45.50. CALL AT 1021 7th BT. N.W. PHONE NAT. 0510. BE £.375.00 614 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 5.00 Store and two rooms 212 4% Store_and_ apariment ¢ 3 20 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. B.E., '¥75. 913 8th ST. B.E. Store and apartment. ...\ ........$75.00 915 8th ST. SE Store and apartment ...\ ... $55.00 326 11th ST. SE. 435 237 14th ST. N.E. Store and apartment......... -30.00 JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, 314 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. CORNER, IN_N.W. SECTION, 3 BLOCKS from New Center Market—3-story ~brick building, 26x87 ft.: suitable for wholesale business; bargain price. S. V. GUSACK, 416 5th_st. n.w__National 5690. GASOLINE STATION SITE, WITH PERMIT and lease, with one of the largest companies. 1| OWNER. Walnut_8983. 7th ST, 8.W, NEAR H—2 BRICK BUILD- nd apts.; lot 50x150 to wide -of-town owner. 8. . GUSACK. 416 5th st. n.w. National 5690. BROOKLAND. Detached house, corner lot 50x150; price sttractive: 150 ft. fronts on 12th § com. Address Box 303-K. Star office. Aurora_Hills. Va. _Phone Walnut 8900 NEW BUNGALOWS. Attractive and cozy, of double construc: tion, having 5 larsg rooms, tiie bath and ghower, hot-water heat. oak floors, open fireplace, Prigidaire and electric dishwasher; all convenfences including built-in_garage; S e e i, ‘ P. O_ SUBSTATION, LEASED U. o buildin; s 9451 or Met. 1334. a CING THE NEW SOUTHWEST FARM- T Merket_Six.room DFICK, Which can eas- iy be converted into store dwelling. and The opening of thiz market makes this Drop -3 luabl Pri t_for oty VeI mfi* District 3500, o 60 acres, only !z mile to Richmond high- way. Good lot timber. New barn. 25x35: poultry house. Old style 3-room house. To settle immediately, $1..0 with halfl cash. L. P. Simonson, BONDED STROUT AGENT, Law Bidg., Rm. 17, Fredericksburg. Va. Water Front FFarm, $3850. 33 productive acres for fruit and vege- tables. Gopd 6-room house, garage, barn. Front' yard, maple shade, runs to water. boat landing. - Glorious water views. $3.850 takes it. 3850 down. H. S. Bullis, BONDED STROUT AGENT. Kilmarnock. Vs Handsome Brick Farmstead. Fully equipped. 40 acres, near prosperous towns and cities; produced 235 bu. wheat on 9 acres, 100 bu, corn per acre, 20 tons hay on 11 acrés; good farm bldgs. include cement basement barn and splendid 7-room brick nouse with 12-mile views. Low price $4.500 inciudes 3 horses. 4 cows. bull, poultry. ma- chinery, ‘crops; part cash. Pleture pg. 79 Free catalog. STROUT AGENCY, 1432-N, Land Title Bldg.. Phila., Pa. DAIRY FARM. 211 acres. with 70 acres of fertile blue- grass meadow land. About 18 miles from District: 500 feet {rom Washington-Frederick boulevard. Modern new_concrete-block cow barn for 34 cows, good T-room house, grain barn 45x80, tenant house and other’ build- ings: 30 good milk cows, 5 horses, all farm- ing’ ‘machinery and_equipment: city elec. Wil Sell’ for value of buildings and equip- ment "alone. Easy terms. 'Apply to owner, F{ CARROLL WALKER, Phone Gaithersburs NEARBY COUNTRY HOMES. $5,500—10 mcres, Y4 mile from Tth st. or Georgia ave. (Brookville Highway), between Norbeck and Olney. A berry farm now producing. Small home representing little value but the, hundreds_of producing plants and land is worth over the price. 5[.500 will handle. $6,500—25' acres and good set of bufldings, on ‘the Brookville Highway. Fully Qescribed. 1t would sound an ex- aggeration, for this price. $8,800—Country home on Marlboro Pike, 8 acres good trucking land. 5-room house, with electricity. 2-acre lake furnishes spending money for bovs in the family from muskrats, bull- frogs and turtles. $13,500—132-acre_farm, only 12'2 miles from D. C. Near new highway. Build- ings worth most of this rice. House ‘“‘not_so good” but on beau- tiful site. Rock Creek on one bor- der. ‘Two fine barns, two silos, fine orchard and unimproved land ad- joining valued over twice this price. istress sale. Make self-supporting country home. Other real bargains that will sell before Spri See Mr._Johnson. or R. D. LILLIE, 266 Carroll st. Takoma Park, D. Ga. 3300. Open Sundays and Eves. * COUNTRY ESTATES. A GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE OF 250 ACRES near Prederick, Md. “Two master dwellings, modern, with ‘several fine large open fire places, ‘2 tenant houses, 2 fine barns, one equipped for dairying. 'Fine clevation and beautiful shade about lawns. This is one of the most reasonably priced properties it has ever been our experience to offer. POTTS & GRIFFIN, Frederick, Md. FOR SALE. Country estate of 110 acres_adioining the birthplace of Rear Admiral Winfleld Scott Schley. Mansion house, twelve rooms, com- pletely modern, wonderful shrubbery. Ten- t house, seven rooms. Fronting on the State highways to Gettysburg and four miles from Frederick, Md. ~Limestone land— Frederick County’s ‘most productive soll— $15,000; possession to suit purchaser. WALKER N. . JOI 35 Couri Strest, sensible ! SALE—INVESTMENT PROPERTY. DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY BAR: GAIN: GOOD LOCATION; INCOME, $2,040; TRUST, $10,500; PRICE, $18,000. ADDRESS BOX_3%0-J, STAR OFFICE. FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT in proximity of Arlington Memorial Brl articularly enhances value certain stratet cally located. incorporated, unencumbere property—approximately 1Y miles White House. ~ Interests in amounts of $2,000 or less may be acaulred on basis of 65 cents for 31 of present value. Investigation in- vited. Address Box 308-K. Star of . 3 K ST. NE. 11 rooms, bath, hot-water heat and elec. Ughts; price, $5.750: rented for $60. GARMAN BROS.. Lincoln 8400, INVESTORS, ATTENTION! $2,500 EACH. NEAR 18th AND F STS. N.E. Two 4-room brick homes. renting for $25 each. An opportunity to invest in most Pro- ductive type of real estate. Quick action necessary. Call_Wis: ce. BEAUTIFULLY WOODED BUILDING BITES overlooking Sligo Park Valley, “Takoma Park; Capital Traction bus service right past the property. Also one lot, front on 14th st.: two lots, on 16th st.; three lots, 150 feet front on Juniper st bet. 14th and 16th sts. three fots, 180 feet front, in Edgemoor. Every lot in 'well improved section. Address Box 239-K. Star office. FOR SALE_BLDG. LOT, 50 st extending back to Rock Creek Park at golt course; forest shade. Owner must sell Cley TATaY: S = o LOT, 50x§9 FEET T 00T ALLEY. Street graded: sewer, water, elec. lights. 44th pl se. near Hillside rd.; price, $600. R. F. BRADBURY, 2228 Pa. ave. s.e. Phox Lincoln_2269. Prigie g, oo Suee FOR_SALE—BLDG. LOTS. CHEVY CHASE D. C.: 1st and 2d trusts avallable; brokers' aitention. FULTON R. GORDON, Peo. Ins. Blde__Dis. 5231 _ A SEASHORE LOT., WITHIN DAILY COM- muting distance of ‘Washington. Who wants it?_Phone_Col. 5726 1 QN TEMPLE MILL ROAD, OXON HILL istrict, 3 miles {rom C ARTHUR M. DE_MARR. Rout ostia, Sta. H. WOODED. ALL SIZES, LOW PRICE, IN N.W. Rittenhouse st.. 3. 50-ft. front, $1,100 each. GEO. E. DIEFFENBACH, Lot Speclalist. Nat. 8850 1343 H St N.W__Emerson 4117, COLORED—50 LOTS, 20x100 FT., IN $67.50; $1 & month. Call Adams after 6 s rlo 0 G T SR 0o, SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS and home sites in various sections of the city at attractive prices and terms MCLACHLEN BANKING CORPN. Real Estate Dept. 10th and G. National 0430, WANTED—LOTS. WANTED 1 OR 2 SUBURBAN LOTS. MUST be cheap for cash.Give location and prices. Address Box 342-K. Star office. ______ PAY CASH FOR LOTS, WHITE NORTH- west location: suitable for 4-family fat Fhone Columbia 1195. R NORTHEAST HOME IN A-1 CONDITIO! exchange for lot in Virginia or District; well financed. DAVIS & DAVIS, 410 Bond Blds. Nat. 3934 WANT BEST LOT POSSIBLE FOR §2.000 TO $3.000, all cash, to build my new_ detached home. Address Box 225-K. Star office. * PAY CASH FOR ONE OR SEVERAL LOTS C.. with or near improvements: rea- What “have you? Give location, brice, etc. Box 1268, City P. O. WATER-FRONT PROPERTY. s TRACT OF LAND ON RHODE R fronting 100 feet directly on shore: very pri- vate, electricity: £1.000. terms. W, G. WIL- LIAMS, 3505 Rittenhouse st. Cleveland 6242 D, C. 2908 SOUTH RIVER_ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE. 5 rooms, bath. fireplace. electricity, large copper-screencd porches. shade. Wil accent fot in any £00d location as part payment . O. Box 352. Annapolis. Md. ______* FOR SALE_COTTAGE, NORTH BEACH Abephiorded] 80 ccleE RS e RN NORTH BEACH, MD —SEVERAL VERY DE- sirable lots, close to water front: low prices, easy terms. Phone Lincoln 0584. FOR SALE. NEAR ANNAPOLIS, 174 ACRES 268 feet water. 215 acres, 76 feet on water Will_improve with California redwood lo cabin. Easy terms. Address Box 469- Star_office. FOR SALE tage facing Chesapeake nicely furnished. elec. ‘and ~water; §2.450. Phone Cieveland 0747. COLONIAL BEACH — 3 AND 4 ROOMS, arge lot $500-3750: real bargains; terms A 6-K._Star office. 3 70 ACRES AT FENWICK, MD.. WITH SOME river frontage on Potomac; will exchange for other property. Box 553, Hopewell. Va TO CLOSE ESTATE 100 ACRES ON CHES, peake Bay: no reasonable offer refused. Ad- dress Box 238-K. Star office A WATER FRONT HOME OF REAL CHARM. large, level grounds, about 2 acres, covered with fruit, flowers and shrubbery: about 300 feet of river age: large, rambling bun- galow, 7 rooms. finished for all-year service. with Steam-heating plant. large stone-and- Drick ~fireplace; living room ~ 20x39; 1tully equipped bath. extra toilet. running water in kitchen. Electric lighting plant. electric pump, gas and gasoline stoves. flowing & tesian well 390 feet deep. soft Water: San beach: oyster beds in sight: famous’ fishing grounds close by: 113 hours from ington by good roads. “With large cash pas- ment will be sacrificed for $7.500, attrac- tively furnished. With less ground, $6.750, or $6,000 without the furniture. 45 acres. South River, 10 rms. 3 baths, 2 other houses. Epping Forest home, well built, complete- Iy_furnished. $3.300 Houses South River section, not far from Mariboro pike, $3.200 up. A beautiful all-vear-round house. furnish- ed. large grounds. $4.500. R. D. LILLIE. 265 Carroll st., Takoma Park. Georgia 3300. * SALE—ACREAGE. 7, ACRES CLOSE _TO KENSINGTON. $65500: two or four acres near Wheaton on ood graveled road. $650 an acre: ideal traci or home: 20 to 30 minutes’ drive to down- town Washington. Ask for Mr. Johnson. or R. D. LILLIE. 266 Carroll st., Takoma Park, D. C._Ga. 3300. L 5 ACRES, 6 MILES OUT. 375 ACRE; § acres, 13 miles out, $60 acre; 10 ‘acres, 13 miles out, $50 acre. New house, 5 rooms. elec . 4 lots, $1.800. EVERETT PUMPHREY, Forestville. Marlboro 18-F-24. . WANTED—ACREAGE. WILL BUY 1 TO 25 ACRES IN OR NEAR D. C. Give price, location, etc. Box 1268, Oliyy LG A L SRR AT ONCE, 1 TO 25 A TN OR NEAR D. C. line, N.W. or NE. on terms, to build new brick homes. What have you?' Give lo- cation, price, etc. Box 1268, City P. O. OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. FOR & BEAUTIFUL FLORIDA HOME. Heart of residential section Jacksonville 9 ‘rooms, 2 baths, 2-car garage, beautiful gardens, Servants’ quarters: cost $53.000, Sacrifice; reasonable ferms. For description and photos write DEE BROTHERS, St. Petersburg, Florida. REAL ESTATE LOANS. MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE L. HEISKELL. 1115 Eye st. n.w. FIRST AND SECOND TRUSTS ON D. C. real estate satisfactorily arranged. H. R. SMITH. 3473 14th st_n.w. MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY. $100—Pay $1.00 wk. $500—Pay $2.50 Wk. $300_Pay $2.00 Wk $1,000—Pay $450 Wk BILDMAN CO.. 319 Bond Blde. ~Nat. 2480 PLANS FOR BUILDINGS FURNISHED REA- sonable; also loans. Call Lincoln 2095. * SEE ME FIRST—Ist, 204 AND 3rd TRUSTS. No_red tape, auick service: reasonable. 3300, repay’ $1.50 wk $500, repay $2.50 Wk $700, repay $3.50 wk 3900 repay $4.50 Wk $1,500, repay $7.50 wk 32,000, repay $10.00 Wk $2:500, repay $12:50 wk $3.000. repay $15.00 Wk 33,500, repay $17.50 wk $4.000. repay $20.00 Wk Above payments include principal and terest_and can be arranged monthly and bi-monthly. Also loans in nearby Md, & Vi Dr. A RY, INC. 1016 Eve st. (where Eye meeis N. Y. ave.). FIRST TRUST LOANS., D. O. ONLY. CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST AND COMMISSION. ~ PROMPT 'ACTION. HARRY LUSTINE, NATL. 6369. 317 WOODWARD BLDG; QUICK MONEY —TO LEND, Ist AND 2nd TRUST! $6.500_MARYLAND AND D. THREE DAYS TO COMPLETE TIONS. COURTEOUS SERVICE. C. F. WARING, 1416 F ST. N.W. NATL 9172, WANTED—MONEY. RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS $4,000. cured by first trust on own home, in ne: Virginia, now clear; attractive corner, e ily worth $10.000; will pay reasonable co mission. Address Box 407-K, Star office. MONEY TO LOAN. CONTRACTS FINANCED. | “notes (no household furniture) Room_605. 1010 Vt. ave. MONEY Up to $300.00 On_Household Goods and Automobiles. 3{:11\:11} AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. RICAN FIDELITY LOAN CORPORATION, 107 Carroll 8t., Takoma Pk.. Md. Shep. 2082 Watkins Bldg., Seat Pleasant, Md. Lin. 6337. ~__AUTO LOANS. $100 TO HOMES C, TRANSAC- SE- by purehi . 50 feet | 130 feet front | FT_ ON_i6th | 1932—PART SIX. l REAL ESTATE. D. C. Naval Reserve in expe) their friends. TRUSTEES' secured will offer for 9t and premises, ‘s lumbia. to wit L. and Lawrenc of John Little of called ount Plains, folio 83, records. of three running_thence said surveyor's wood place t more or_less alley, 16 feet w on of the aforesai thence northerl said alley to t place of beginni | of purchaser at Ing. recordin th | the defaulting | Advertiseme | paper ZONING __ January 22, 193: fre: Zoning Commi; | poses.” the District Bi AM. Februery to wit tions, edition 1! Garage and private garage. or sale. not rooms for model ic Garage stable. of rary parking of such the paragraph tion IV, to read first last paragraph age.” 8, commencing: and make the first commercia XXII the find &y tion ceptional tial suspension.” g square 137, Avenue, N.W. DENTIAL, 90 MERCIAL, 11 137 entire. nue. NW. 5. TIAL, 60, C CIAL, 60, C and W 6 80’ 60 Btreets, N.E. TIAL, 60’ CIAL, 90 B known square of 5th Street, SE A" TIAL, N.W. 407, A" Street, N.W. TIAL, 40', IDENTIAL. 40’ C ARE, 60 RESTRI parcel 176/82, in that division, PROVED REAL 1841 COLUMBIA ROAD N APARTMENT APARTMENTS AND SIX STORES. By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded in Liber No. 6339, folio 409 ef seu of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia, and at the request of the parties thereby, sale by public_auction, on TUESDAY. published 153, 66th Congress) ulate the height, | are incidental to Public Service Garage | steam or motor driven vehicles are equip- ped for operation. repaired. or kept for hire inciuding exhibition foll AREA: B ARE. Raum Street, N.E. Butler ‘The personnel of the 1st Battalion, United States Naval Reserves of the District of Columbia, were highly com- plimented upon their aoppearance by Rear Admiral Butler, commandant of the Washington Navy Yard and super- intendent of the Naval Gun Factory, following an inspection Monday night. The battalion also had as visitors dur- ing the inspection Capt. Hugo W. Os- terhaus, head of the Naval Reserve Af- fairs Division of the Navy Department, and Capt. James A. Schofield, on duty and formerly com- mander of the local Reserve Battalion. ‘The commandant also pinned on the uniform of Roy H. Syphax, a member of the Naval Reserve, with the rank of chlef boatswain's mate, a Navy Cross; for services above and beyond the call to duty by permitting himself to be used riments in connection with the development of the “lung,” the device developed to permit the escape of per- sonnel from damaged submarines which | cannot be promptly raised. During his address, Admiral tribute to Syphax for his services. Admiral Butler, according to officers of the battalion, put the organization through a rigid inspection, and com- plimented the personnel in high terms on the improvement which they have shown since he last inspected them. Following the official ceremonies, the officers of the battalion tendered a dance to the enlisted personnel and the front_of the premises. BAY OF FEBRUARY, O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described land te in the District of Co- 1t CON A ur AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS. ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE. ' KNOWN = AS ™. w.. BEING AN INING 'ABOUT 110 ndersigned trustees n THE 1932. AT FOUR t of lot 28 in Margaret o . 6 and 7 of the { Bl in office hence ide. plat recorded 1 d nd's subdivision of lots bdivision by the helrs and in one parcel as follows same at the northeasterly corner of said lot hundred and twenty-one rts of the tracts of land easant now known as ““Mintwood" plat recorded in Liber County No. of the records of the office of the surveyor for the District of Columbia. lot 321 in Robert O. Holtzman, trustee's, sub. division of parts of the tracts of land knowi as “Mount Pleasant as per plat recorded in Liber County No the aforesaid surveyor's office all described by metes and bounds “Pleasant as per 6. folio 13, and Also part_ of “‘Pleasant Plains 10, Becinning for the 321) and southerly direction along the westerly line of Columbia road. as dedicated and shown on plat recorded in Liber County No. 6. follo 130. of the afore- records more or less. to the northerly iine of Mint- westerly northerly line of Mintwood place 1385 feet to the easterly line of a public 166,95 feet along said dedicated and shown Liber No. 0. surveyor's office folio 90. records along said easterly line of northerly line of said lot | line of said alley easterly line of erly corner of along the north said a Pt erly 1 6. io 53, 28, said point being also at an angle thence ley, t 3 e restriction line as shown on folio 130. and Liber said orth still with said t0 the northwest- 21: thence easterl of said lot 321 to the rortheasterly corner of said lot and the Subject to the building ats recorded of the aforesaid The above property will be bt € rty GER provisions of Sect fon. uil 3. 930, in 1 cars or cars, ng 1932, t to’ a prio $625.000 at 6 4/10% due J, " A deposit of $10,000 req of 3, VALTER "M. BASTIAN. | = 1 OFFICIAL NOTICES. COMMISSION 1 _accor 3 of approved March 1 entitied “An Act 10 reg- area and use of bulldinzs in the District of Columbia and to create a 2n substitute the following lic Storage Garage: A garage. which ts primary use for storage. A garage 2 deed of trust for ne 18. 1034, inter- balance to be d All co: sale. ey- nd notarial fees at cost Terms of sale to be complied days from day of sa herwise the trustees reserve the ri resell the property at the risk and cost purchaser. of such resale in some news- in the it to after five davs' city of Washing- WHITEFORD, ustees. WASHING T ce with tl an Act of Con- 1920 (Public No. d for other pur- notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held in the Board Room of beginning for_the considering the following proposed changes the Zoning Regulations darles of the use. height and area districts. 1. On page 2 of the Zoning Regula- omit the definition at 10:00 urpose of and the boun- of Pub- other than a repair facilities in which or show On page 4 of the Zoning Regulations, change the definition of Public Stable. d Stable: A stable other than a priva‘e 3. Add to paragraph 18, Section III the Zoning Regulations, which applies only to alley lots that a public storage gara 10 the followine, “provided or the tempo- may be permitted in residential or first commercial district without said consents.” graph 11, Section 1V, to read service garage or public stable wing paragraph 18, Sec- 4. Change pari “11. Public 5. Change ‘Provided. printing shop: on pi the publishing of newspapers. storage garages may be permitted commercial district.” age and publi in the 6. Omit from th 7, the words: ‘' public garage in which the repair facilities are incidental to its primary use for stor- 7. Omit the entire para “A public garage repair or servicing facilities are maintained ... 8 Omit from the second paragraph of those beginning on page 8. which conmmences: “and provided further.” aragraph to read: b, page here no the part “In_the district a vacant lot may following 1. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. RESTRICTED AREA TIAL, 60", C AREA: be used for the temporary parking of car: provided no repairing or, servicing mitted. and no_gasoline. 9. Add as the first paragraph under Section | ““Whenever, specific case, the Zoning Commission shall determine that the strict applica- a regulation to the parti under_consideration will, circumstances constitute & practical difficulty or unneces- sary hardship. and that the general purpose | and intent of such regulation may be pre- | G served and that the public health and safe- [able training. ty and the protection of property may. in- sofar as provided by the Zoning Act. be se- cured by a specific modification or partial | suspension of the application of such regu- lation to the specific case under conslder tion. the Zoning Commission may make an | order permitting such modification or par- is_pei ‘I, or grease sold." in any ar case by reasdm of ‘e: or surroundings. (8 TO RESIDEN- part of lot 13 and lots 815 and 816, square 67. being on the south- east_corner’ of 22nd_and 2 _CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL, RESTRICTED AREA TO RESIDENTIAL. 60, C AREA: lots 7 and 8, square 154, located | on the east side of New Hampshire Avenue | between R and § Streets, N.W. | FROM FIRST COMMERCIAL, 110°. D AREA | TO RESIDENTIAL. 90', Q Streets, N 60", 3. CHANGE C "AREA: lot 13, paid high The ceremonies Monday night cut known as’'1826° Massachuseits | 4. CHANGE PROM RESI- | AREA TO FIRST COM- CHAN . D AREA: being the ‘square bounded by 18th and P Streets and Massachusetts Ave- GE square North of FROM RESIDEN- AREA TO FIRST COMMER- lots 15 and 16, square | 303, located on the southeast corner of 13th | Streets. N.W. CASES NOS. 6 TO 16 WILL NOT BE HEARD PRIOR TO 1:30 P.M. CHANGE FROM_FIRST COMMERCIAL, D AREA TO SECOND COMMERCIAL, . D AREA: part of lots 34 and 35 an lots 36 and 802, square 776, located on the north side of H Street between 3rd and 4th d CHANGE FROM RESIDEN. Tot 83, . .B AREA: 85°300 D Street, N.E. RESIDENTIAL, '60', COMMERCIAL,' 60', C AREA: lot 38, 804, being on’ the' southwest corner Street and Florida Avenue, N.E. AREA " TO FIRST COMMERCIA] AREA: lot D. square 968, known as 109 11th 10. CHANGE FROM RESIDEN- B 9. G c 60 807, RESTRICTED AND_RESI- “A" AREAS RESTRICTED AREA: to 23, both inclusive, square 2788, being all of the frontage on the north side of Sheri- dan Street between 13th and léth Streeis, 11. CHANGE FROM _RESIDENTIAL RESTRICTED AND_FIRST COM: MERCIAL, 60’ C AREAS TO SECOND COM- MERCIAL, 60", C AREA: lot 803, square 1661, located on the east side of Wisconsin Ave- Due between Western Avenue and Jenifer RESIDEN- lots 1 TO. NGE FROM FIRST CHA! COMMERCIAL, 60°, C AREA TO : lots 47, 48, 49 and 50, §quare 4053, being on the east side of West Virginia Avenue between Mt. Olivet Rd. and 13, CHANGE FROM RES- D AREA TO RESIDENTIAL, TO z fots 806 and 808, square 3567, known as 305 T Street and corner lot, 14. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL, 40’ FIRST COMMER- C AREA CIAL, 40", C AREA: lot 3, square 3881, known g5 1626 Monroe Street, (RST COMMERCIAL, 90'. TO SECOND COMMERCIAL, 90, D AREA: square 5052, north side of Benning Rd. between Minne- sota Avenue and Kenilworth Ave. N.E CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL, AREA “TO " FIRST ' COMMERCIAL. 40’. AREA: lots 23, 24, 25 and the north 22 of lot 26, square’ 5148, being on the west N.E. 15. CHANGE D AREA being on the 16, A c feet 40, side of 46th St. between Deane Avenue and Hayes St. NE. H. REIC] exDgh: DAVISON. Acting, ViD LYNK, U. 8 GRANT, 3. Zoning “Com: lnnlfi‘fimr nw.flilm our. & L. B, CROSBY, DA- down by one night the time available in which the local reservists may prepare for their annual inspection which is to be held on the evening of February 29, before a board of regular naval of- ficers from the Navy Department. This board, it was said, probably will be composed of Capt. John Downs, Capt. Alexander Sharp, jr.; Comdr. R. A. White, Comdr. C. T. Osborne and Lieut. ‘W. F. Hinckley, all of the United States Navy. The latter-named officer is in- spector-instructor of the local battalion. 1t was pointed out, however, that the whole board usually does not make the inspection, and exact information on the personnel will not be available until it reports on inspection night. Drills and exercises will continue to be held on the Destroyer Hamilton un- til the inspection night. Although of- ficlal advices have not been received, it was sald to be almost certain that the vessel will remain here until after the inspection so that the tests may be given the local personnel aboard the ship on which they make their an- nual tour of sea duty. Under present orders the Hamilton is scheduled to go to the Hampton Roads area February 23, after participating in the cere- monies at Alexandria on February 22. The local reservists, under Lieut. Harold E. Richardson, also will partici- pate in the parade in the Virginia City, but it was said that they would not go there on the Hamilton. Transporta- tion is to be arranged for the battalion aboard naval tugs, and the organization will return to Washington immediately following its march in the parade. Ensign Roland W. Charles was or- dered to 15 days of training duty aboard the Destroyer Hamilton. He reported for duty Monday. Brady J. Dayton, ir, a son of Lieut B. J. Dayton, U. S. N, enlisted in the battalion last week as a seaman, second class, and was_assigned to the Ist Fleet' Division. It was said at the bat- talion that young Dayton intends to seek one of the 25 appointments to the United States Naval Academy Which are allowed the Reserve annually. His father was formerly on duty here as commanding officer of the Destroyer Abel P. Upshur, formerly assigned as training ship of 'the local Reserve, and who also was inspector-instructor of the local battalion. Commandants of naval distri been instructed by the Navy Depart- |ment to encourage Merchant Marine reservists, who are at present not em- ployed, or who otherwise have time available, to take training duty afloat in naval vessels for a period of 15 to 30 days. This duty, however, is to be performed without pay and the appli- cants must pay their own travel ts have penses to and from the assignment and | | their mess bills aboard the vessels to which they may be assigned. Instructions, it was said, have been su‘cd to commanders of the va major subdivisions of the United States Fleet and to the commander of the Special Service Squadron to co-operate to the fullest possible extent in thi matter. Several officers are now with the fleet for training. One member who completed a 30-day period, the de- partment says, reported that as a re- sult of his active duty with the fleet, he has received promotion to chief mate of his ship. _The following officers of the local Naval Reserve took part in the sessions of the annual meeting of the United States Naval Reserve Officer Associa- tion: Licut. John F. Moore, Lieut. John M. Fewell, Lieut. Charles H. Williams | Lieuts., junior grade, John B. Cleland, | ir.. and Gerdon W. Daisley, and Ensigns Bertram H. Lindman and Morris Weinstock. | As the time approaches for the ulti- mate disbandment of the Headquarters Fleet Division of the long battalios was said to be probable that some of the rated men would not bs able to_find places in the other fleet divisions. Prac- tically all of the men of the lower rat- ings, it was indicated, have been taken care of. It was pointed out that in the line Fleet Divisions that there has been a limit placed by the Navy Department on the number of men of each rating This was done so that the Reserve or- ganizations would not become top heavy with men of higher ratings. However, these places are mostly filled by veteran Reservists, many of whom saw active service during the World War and are valuable men in the divisions for the | training of the younger enlisted men |~ The high rated men in the Headquar- ters Division also are war-trained men, and while the local battalion officers dislike to loose their sevices as instruc- tors, it appears now that it will be nec- essary to transfer them to the Volunteer Reserve. The disbandment of the headquar- | ters divisions throughout the country was ordered by the Navy Department as an economy mov | e | Lieut. Richards of the destroyer Ham- ilton has announced that Lieut. Comdr. Clarence Gulbranson, commanding offi- cer of that ship, has billets available |aboard the ship for members of the local Reserve who might want to put in for active service for an indefinite pe- riod this Spring. While the service would be without pay, it was said that the men accepting would be given quar- ters and mess allowance and would re- | celve liberty the same as any regular member of the crew. During the Spring months, it was said, | the Hamilton will be making cruises in | the Chesapeake Bay and tributaries and that it will be an opportunity for en- listed Reservists to receive much valu- The following changes in commis- sioned personnel of the Reserve have been announced: Appointments—Lieut. Comdr. James W. Baldwin, Ensign Richard S. Cass, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Herbert A. Drei- sacker, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Karl L. _MOVING—PACKING— T Long Distance _ M-O-V-I-N-G Loads or part loads to nd from _Baltimore, Phila- elphia, New York, Boston Pittsburg] points en route. Established 1896, DAVIDSON TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 117 H St. N.W. at’l 0960 Special Rates °"shimenc® Daily trips to Baltimore, Rich- mend,” Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Norfolk, York, Pittsburgh and all way points. 50 Padded Vans 1317 N. Y. Ave. NW. CALL NAT'L 1460 National T elivery ssociation Are You Moving? LONG-DISTANCE SPECIALISTS Reduced Rates %X Tuirmienre- To and from Philadelphia. New York, Bos- ton, Cleveland. Chicago, St. Louis and all Southern poinis. G@“\OUND Vi s Guaranteed Responsibility. fous | Fickes, Ensign LeRoy Haley, Lie Comdr. Leroy Hartman, Lieut.’ (Juni Grade) John K. Hawes, Lieut. (Juni| Grade) Arthur J. Horton, Lieut. Comd David 8. Ingalls, Lieut. Comdr. Virg T. Jackson, Ensign Roderic A. MacM: lan, Lieut. Comdr. Arthur W. Schul Lieut. (Junior Grade) Herbert H, Smit| Lieut. Leslie C. Stratton, Lieut. Herbe C. Straus and Ensign Frank A. Trott | Merchant marine appotntments—Lie Comdrs. Antéh W. Nygran, Christia Gunderson, Samuel L. Brown, Evere O. Swinson, Richard J. Healy, Roy J Wyle, Carroll M. MacGowan, Paul { Vomberg, Julius C. Henderson, Leona Prisco, Lieuts. Carl A. Bergman, Charl H. Killion, Archie McCullough, Jam Rogers, Ensigns Ole M. Aarness, Ca H. Christensen, Ernest A. Dammann, M4 rion 8. Herring, Arthur Edward Hughe) Ross E. Knight, Terence Keough, Hei: Leoke, Morris P. Lundbeck, David Medwedefl, John R. Merriner, Raymo; T. Ross, Joseph H. Seaver, jr.; Fra M. Senelly, John J. Terlin, Bruno Wu derlich and Lieut. (Junior Grade) Ro ert. Jackson. Retirements—Lieuts. Walter J. Sha fer and John Oliver; Ensign Leonard ¢ Hartman, Lieut. John S. Silvia. Resignations—John T. Carberry a John W. Brady. Discharges—Lieut. Charles R. Moon. Ensign Samuel Ebanks, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Evar E. Taylor, Ensign George A. Johnsor Lieut. Arthur L. Hodgson Death—Lieut. Charles M. Marsh. The Navy Department has announce that a certain number of Utah-type fir control telephones are now availab for issue to armories without cost. TI announcement said that armories not s | equipped for fire control drill shoul | endeavor to acquire these phones befor }the supply is exhausted. | A new Tools, Par cach armory for instruction p The Navy Department has announced that Comdr. R. S. White, U. S. Navy | member of the Inspection Board, h been selected for promotion to captal and that he will shortly be detachid | from duty with the Inspection Boar | He will be assigned to sea duty. I { will be relieved on the board by Comd | C. T. Osborne. The Navy Depar that due to a new qu | ing recently been approved. the list c| officers _eligible for prom on as o January 15 is not yet available (Junior Grad entitled Machi; been forwarded | Navy Departmer es slide n Tk nent has announced ta of officers hav last The national headquarters of th United States Naval Reserve Office Association says that it has been ir { formed by the chief of the Naval Bu reau of Navigation that the matter o extra numbers in the grades of captaid |and commander. special service, is stil | under discussion, but has practicall been completed and will be presented td | Congress in a short time, The Naval Reserve basket ball tea won two games during the week, on from the Fraters the other from the Washington Car. dinals. The team is scheduled to pla: | the Laurel, Md., National Guard teas at 3 o'clock this afternoon, the Tako Business Men at Silver Spring Tuesda: at 8:30 o'clock in the evening and the | Bolling Field team at Bolling Field] Thursday at 8 p.m {'| Disabled American } Veterans | Meetings This Week. { | Tuesday—Federal Chapter, G street northwest, Thursday—Ace-Rasmusson Chap- ter, 1015 L street northwest; Col. Charles Young Chapter, | 1824 Twelfth street northwest | | saturday—Gen. W. W. Atterbury | Chapter. Joppa Hall, Ninth and | Upshur s 1405 | The District of Columbia Department Executive Committee met Wednesday in | the Transportation Building. Depart- | ment Comdr. Lee Turner reported that |in the past week he attended a meet- ing of the Catholic Charities and & }Cr\mn‘.um(}' Chest luncheon. | “Earl G. Hendrick was elected depart | ment rehabilitation officer. George W | Phillips welfare officer, Miss Heideman social worker and Jack Spears adjutant- Senior Vice Comdr. Logan was appointed chairman of the Membership Committee and the Com- { mittee on Parades and Floats. Juniot | Vice Comdr. Ralph Werner wi ap- | pointed departmefit representative at | the employment meetings and assistant to the department commander on chap- ter affair: jr., was appointed chairman Auditing Committee, to have complete super- vision of fund activities of the chap- ters. Ralph L. Chambers was appointed judge advocate. Mey rwitz was ! appointed sergeant at arms. Ace-Rasmusson Chapter mcets next Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at 1015 L street, to elect two department executive com- mitteemen to replace Past Department Comdr. L. Harold Sothoron, who is & member by virtue of being junior past department comman and J. L. Spears, who was elected department adjutant-treasurer at the department convention. The guest speaker of the evening will be John Arthur Shaw, di- rector of Veterans' Secrvice, Department of Labor. Refreshments will be served The officers for the ensuing year are Joseph Ashi, commander; Charles Ed- wards, senior vice commander; H. A. Church, junior vice commander; Earl G. Hendrick, adjutant-treasurer; EX- ecutive Committee to State depart- ment, Fred Kochli H. L. Sothoron, R. L. Chambers, E. G. Hendrick, F. M. Owens, R. O. Melton, Joseph Ashi and L. Lewis; chapter Executive Committee, L. Lewis, F. M. Owens, J. Ashi, L. T. Turner, F. Kochli and R. O. Melton; Membership Committee, Zwinglas Goyer, King Lewis, McGarve and E. L. Mar- thill; judge advocate, Dr. W. L. Kline; surgeon, Dr. C. H. Anderson: post den- tist, H. A. Church; sergeant at arms, J. D. Thacker. Rea Chapter meets next Thursday to elect a junior vice commander. This vacancy occurred through the promotion of Logan Purcell from chapter com- mander to State senior vice commander and the promotion of R. E. Moore to chapter commander. The following new members will be initiated: Rocco Vasite, Paul Jones, Earl A. Robey, Charles A. Hammer, Charles F. Felton, Leo Wise, Charles Darnstadt, Roscoe Lamb and Francis Sexton. A card party will be held soon. The last of February a special meeting to plan the 1932 budget will be held.y Federal Chapter will hold a ‘special meeting called to consider the bonus poll Tuesday at 1405 G street, fourth floor. At the last meeting Senior Vice Comdr. Herb Lawton was elected to the State Executive Comimittee. National Comdr. E. Claude Babcock commended the chapter for its work in enabling dis- abled ex-service men to have civil serv- ice examinations reopened. Comdr. Lloyd Wymer explained the chapter constitution. Gen. W. W. Atterbury Chapter holds two meetings a month. The first and third Saturdays. At the last regular meeting Capt. J. L. Smith was elected judge advocate. Seven new members were initiated. Comdr. Helen Evans O'Neill presided. National Capital Chapter meets the fourth Thursday of each month at the temporary Soldiers and Sailors’ Home, 921 Pennsylvania avenue southeast. Comdr. McD. Lynch is conducting an intensive drive for membership. Ray- mond Anderson, adjutant-treasurer, is reorganizing the chapter's employment program, with the assistance of Hay- den Jones and Joseph Ramm. Com- rade Quigley represents the chapter on the Department Executive Committee. Col. Charles Young Chapter meets the first and third Thursdays at the Twelfth Street Y. M. C. A. At the last meeting the constitution was adopted. T. C. Bragg was appointed judge advocate and chairman of the Auditing Committee, L. A. Williams, historlan and chairman of the En- temmme'nt.’ Committee. TWo new mem= hers were initiated, Horace y the