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REAL SALE—SUBURBAN. L _(Continued.) 5-ROOM BUNGALOW WITH LOT 60x200: o0d condition; price, $2,701 $700 cash, alance easy payments. 4420 Schley ave. B: one_Hillside 028 ON HIGHWAY IN perfect condition; 9 rooms. ath, all modern improvements: large living Toom. fireplace. servants’ quarters: & acres immediate possession. Price. $8,500; rea- sonable terms. Region noted for healthful- ness, elevation, good water. Other homes all classes. " reasonable prices. BUELL County. | FARM AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax Va._ Awents protected. ' 18° @ ROOMS AND BATH_ELEC: 4 ACRES land. 6 miles from Washington on im- | Proved road. 20 fruit trees; 3 acres planted | in variety of vegetables. Price, $4.150. Owner will sacrifice. $500 down and_smali monthly payments. Phone Alex. 7-F-32. _ ON “AGER ROAD, BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM cottage: hot-water heat, electricity: bulit to sell_for seven thousand; will sacrifice for $4.750. Bradley 502-J. ~________ 18° _ CHERRYDALE, VA —4-ROOM BUNGALOW and large lot with fruit and flowers;, &ny Teasonable offer. 42 8. Cedar st.___ 18 EARLY AMERICAN CCTTAGE. 10 ACRES — Beautifully located on hill, Chain Bridge rd.. 14 miles in Viginia. Fine shade, water. fTruit;_every modern’ convenience. S. HOUCHEN, 1312 30th st. n.w. POtol 4118 between d 7 4 ROOM, BATH, 2 BED ROOM BUNGALOW Z_Am.L; porch, screened and glassed in: fence. garage: inlaid linoleum: gas water eater, laundry_trays, large closets: 15 block from cars: $4.750. $150 eash, $38.50 mo. E. N. LIGHTBOWN. 3rd door from Brent- Woodl PO o 5 COLONIAL HOUSE, BUILT 1776: HEAT, elec.. bath: 19 miles. Lee pike: wonderful Tountain view: $7.000. Old Col._house. | modern: Alexandria: $2.950: terms. Brokers co-operate. 2 and 5 acre tracts, elec., paved 7d.. mountain view: SG50. E. SNODGRASS, Route 1. Alex. 701-J. i2see SILVER SPRING. MD.—6-ROOM AND BATH | brick house;, over '; acre ground; ami. 712 Noves drive. Woodside Park. Open | Bunday, or call Wlsc 3 KENSINGTON, MD.—6 ROOMS AND BATH. in first-class condition: a.m.i.; rice. $5.650: on_building and _loan assoclation = térms. Call_ Wisconsin 5-ROOM _BUNGALOW, lot. on Conn ave. Kensington. $4.150. _ Phone Kensington 58-W. LYON VILLAGE—A REAL HOME. FULLY O ed A foome. o baths. porches, ga- | Tage: large lot with wonderful shade: priced | Tight: inspect any time. 101 N. Spruce st. Call Clarendon 2157. L | T WOODRIDGE. D. C. See 4115 23nd si. ne —A 5-room bun Jgw. in new condition. at a bargain price en‘ daily until 9 p.m make us an offer for cash WOODRIDGE REALTY CO. 377 RO ATe NE North 7203, _ BERWYN HEIGHTS, NICE STREET. ON grade, 120-foot frontage: $600. HARRY B. PITTS, M3 ESLNW. _____ ME. 4300. ~ OPPORTUNITY. Lovely 4-acre tract and old house, beaut!- ful trees, large stream, few minutes of Mount Vernon: & real bargain: sell all or part. Address Box 41-R. Star office. ~ BETHESDA BARGAIN, $3,85 106 Melrose Ave. Donaldson, 202 Southern Bldg. NA. 5496, _* $1.750—SEMT-BUNGALOW, CORNER LOT ity landscaping. a.m.i.; essy terms: Shange considered (downward). CLar. 1694. * 602 CARROLL AVE.. TAKOMA PARK, MD.. $7,950.00. New 6-room bath house—first time shown—convenient to bus: beautiful shade trees. Easy terms. Open all day Sunday. = —= CLARENDON, VA —0 ROOMS: GA! city water: bath: h-w.h. large lot: shade, fruit, garden: price, $4.200; $500 down. bal- ance’ $30 per month, including interest; no trust. lacre lot in Clarendon: price. $660: $250 down, balance $15 monthly. and many others to choose from. JUDSON REAMY. 15 North Clarendon ave. Clarendon, Va. phone Clar. 1032; evenings Clar. 1823, Office_open Sunday afternoons. Md.; price, | W, rms.. giass-inclosed sleeping porch, bath, dry concrete lights and automatic pump; tool houses, work that ‘'makes for independence and happiness —where you can raise fruits and vegetables for year-round family needs and to spare— where your entire family may benefit from the blesced freedom of country ~dwelling. ESTATE. SALF—SUBURBAN. THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, SALE OR RENT—SUBURBAN. 1 ACRE ON BTATE ROAD. Beautiful shade trees, 6-room dwelling. all modern improvements. chicken house, =0 car age. 5,000. Easy terms. ER' FEAFTY "o . ttsville 765 "~ BARGAINS IN TAKOMA PARK. 406 and 408 Carroll avenue—Frame, $6,25 brick. $6,500. These new houses are well built d attractively fl ished. They have eversthing com- | plete, even to window screens. H.-w. heat. Built-in garage. Wooded lot." Terms | $5,050—Attractive Dutch colonial, 6 rooms and inclosed sleeping porch, on (- | foot lot. New h.-w. heating plant. | Terms easy. No mortgage to be re- | newed. > $5,650—Owner leaving will sell $8,500 | bungalow, light and airy. in the! ink of condition. on_high. shady | ot on' easy terms. 5 rooms and | bath. Space second floor for 3/ rooms. H.-w. heat. Garage. | CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN $9,000—Substantial and “attractive S-room | house in one of the best old sec- | tions. Lots of shade. Two-car ga- | rage. No trust to be remewed. | ga50® *d “Farms Sale” May be seen Sun- . R. D. LILLIE. 266 Carroil St., Takoma Park. GE. 3300. o REDUCED PRICES—TERMS. Nearby Va—Ballston, 5 r., $4,200: Mc- Lean. 5 r., $4.250; Barcroft. 7 r. $0,750; Clarendon, Thrifton Village and Cherryd $4.950 to $6,050. Nearby Md.—Forrestville, 4 r, 7 r._and 5 r., from % to 12 acres, prices $1,850 to $6,560; Hyattsville Hills. $5.200: Ardmore, 26 a. 6 r., $4,500; Hinesboro. 12 a., 4 r. $2,450; Good Luck, 43 a r. $1950; Glenn Dale, 4!2 a., 4 r. $4.500: nr. Spring- fleld, 2 a. 7 r, $2. $2.250; Hillmead, 3 a. 4 r. $1.500: brills, 4 a., 6 r., $4.75 Park Hall, 10 I.. $1.750. Res. GE. 6146. N. E. RYON CO., 1216 N. Y. Ave., 3418 14th. 1004 Wilson' Blvd., Clarendon 1250. Mrs. R. W. Truitt, Glenn Dale, Bowie 64-J. NEW COLONIAL. Ruble Stone Front Home. OPEN 1 TO 9 EVERY DAY, 108 BATTERY LANE, BATTERY PARK, MD. Overlooking triangular park on a wide. Tose. planted st.: 6 well planned rooms, ft. liv- ing room. » baths. finished attic, 2-car ga- rage, over 8,000 sq. ft. of ground. Attractive Price—One Left ___Call GE_4883 for Car_to Inspect. £9.000.00. OPEN SUNDAY TO 7 PM. 308 Ethan Allen arve. Takoma Md.—New 7-room brick: lot 60x150: trees; slate roof; electric refrigeration: 1st- floor ' lavatory: ' self-feeding boiler. burns buckwheat coal without blower. Other new features, . 223 Cedar St Gl Gam, ki Park, large Vv W. VAN WAGNER. Takoma Park, D. C. GE. 1726 o 115 Acres, Big Oak Trees, Orchard. 6 Rooms, Bath, Hot-Water Heat. ONLY $4,600. i 43 FLA. AVE. NE W, 8 T.|any business; Suitable for tailor shop. for beer distribution. NAtional G682. 2133 store. 30xI4. running water, ele steam heat: rent, So. | Bie_store; entrance from K and N erages NE. 415 H ST—LARGE STOI NW. NW NW business. Low_re J._B. LYON VILLAGE, DON, VA, 217 Oak st—1631 Colonial brick: 8 rooms, &Ml Soar garage. Bargain. - Inquire 120 N. Chestnut or call Walnut 8835. EIGHT ROOMS. BATH. CHICKEN HOUSE. garage, acres ground: newly decorated: near oars. ‘To reach drive out Lee Highway to Merri! l, turn right one mil or phone OWNER. Falls chur.ch 4 e T A T ey g 12!, ACRES WITH HOUSE AND EPRING water: near College Park, Md. 1403 Perry Pl n.w. H S A FIVE-ROO! e fll!gsgl:wv{; Electricity. hot-water heat. fir - Cated Vierna Inquire B. H. GRAHAM. 2147, O igtsmon s sk Sipeid 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, BUILT-IN GARAGE. gas. electricity, hot-water heat. tile bath, fitic:“sale price. $4.500: rent, S40. 7-room modern home with & acres of ground: rent, Si5 B. M. SMITH, 443 Columbia’ Pike, Ariington. Va. Phone Clarendon 2038. ENGLISH COTTAGE. $4.300 Six_rooms. all_imp. basement: four lots in lawn; shrubs, roces trees. Gien Echo car stop B. W. HOWE. 18 “WANTED TO RENT—SUBURBAN. JULY ! TO SEPT. 15—7 OR 8 ROOMS, furnished, desirable locality, nearby V several acres groucd, shade, must be mod- erate rent. _Address Box 2-R. Star office LADY DESIRES SMALL. _FURNISHED house in suburbs, for July and August. P. O. Box 1358. . RENT—STORES. _ 5th ST. N.W.—SUITABLE FOR PRAC- low rental. J. ~SUITABLE FOR MOST rent reduced. Apply Penn ty ¢ K st. nw. ME. 1283. LARGE STORE. in best business section Takoma Park, D. C.; reasonable rent e THOS. E. JARRELL CO. NAtional 0765. RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.— barber shop _or KASS REALTY CO. N.W.—BEAUTIFUL . new floor, . WEst 0117, LEE HIGHWAY, PARK LANE, VA — rent, $30 month. Call ADams )32 AND PENN. _AVE. 301 3083 P T0th ST. NW.—_STORE AND TWO 3 baths, brick garage or warehouse new_ condition: $100. Tel. NOrth ~MR. NASH. 3 N Y. AVE. —FIRST-CLASS STORE: Y. ave: also store 10th nw. suitable deli. and bev- rent” reduced Eigge? i) W. R. MARSHALL. 929 N. Y. Ave. NA. 8667 RE WITH ... ... 575.00 50 and b apt F 5t.—Near Unic m 1004 Eye st—Downtown...... B 426 K—Near New Center Market 35.00 THOS. D. WALSH, 815 11th ST. N.W. 631 D ST. N.W. r;svrr;uiw’ FOR ANY STEIN. "482 Ind. Ave. Here's the kind of place you often long for but seldom find—1%s acres of garden land, big full-bearing orchard, fine garden and truck patch, lovely big lawn graced with 1401 V ST _$35. SUITABLE FOR YATLOR SHOP. BARBER SHOP, CLEANING AND PRESSING. AFFLECK. 1235 N. Y. AVE. ME. 0200. enormous caks-—on car line, at car stop (13c_commutation fare): 18 minutes’ drive to city. Excellent newly painted house. 6 sement. hot-water heat, elec shop, poultry house. Just the kind of place FLORIDA AV At corner 5th st—Small stores in the new Union Terminal Market section; corner 98x30 at $100; 24-t. front at $75. Consult SHANNON & LUCHS CO. 1505 H St. N.W. NAtional 2345. Youwll like this place. and vowll like the price—oniy $4,600. Land enough to provide your foodstufi—a home that makes suburban | iiving worth while—terms that make it easy ALE—STORES. GROCERY A D MEAT MARKET FOR SALE, al section. Address Box 14-R, Star office. modern fixtures and refrigeration n.e SALE—LOTS. 20 BY 40 FT. AT BELTS- IO e ay; Dprice. $200 cash - Gall Lincoin 33 : 19° EXCELLENT Lot TN MOST .;(lrr%: [+ tion of Chevy Chase: price, $1.200; S cash: construction loan available. Pht_’ne CLeveland_4634. 18 I MUST SELL TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING lots; detached, small or large houses: will supply first trust money if desired: state your wants. Address Box 222-R. Star ]ogcr, | CHEVY CHASE. yD —100x140, HIGHEST point in neighborhbod: first mortgage takes it. No agents. Owner. W) District 3180, home Shep. 3: = LOT 50x135. FULLY IMPROVED: FOR quick action and cash will accept SVH0 n\i}\ Apply_800 Washington ave., Aurora Hills, Va._Phone Walnut NS85. P KV 1 FOR SPECULATION. 1'2 ACRES, ALL CITY improvements in: fronting on Rock Creek Park. Will sacrifice for qule le. E. P. SCHWARTZ. INC., 1014 Vt. ave.. DI 6210. NUMBER LARGE WOODED LOTS. NEARBY Montgomery County, Md.: good roads. r!: tricity. Price, terms reasonable. CO. ‘Ffll‘») TWO LOTS, 'OND COMMERCIAL; ON GRADE. PAVED st 30-ft. alley: about 9.000 sa. feet: near M and So. 'Cap.: 68c per ft; worth SI. Address Box 281-R. Star office 18® 5 CASH. S5 MO. $300. Nearby Md. Choice bullding site: elec., near concrete road. bus. s J. Ridley Shields, owner, 9§07 15th 33 EATBASA IR R L e 2 LOTS ON C. & O. CANAL, QUARTER mile from D. C. line. $75.00 cash if sold this week. Address Box 371-R, Star office. _* 0x200 AT $400: PAVED ROAD: 4'2 MI from D. C, in Mont Co. ‘Wooded or cleared sites. Terms. AD. 5678. ol SPECULATIVELY PRICED, WORTH TWICE as much as asking price now and will en- hance in value still more with inflation pro- gram: 1 have many bargains for sale, but 1his is outstanding; require $5.000 or more in e HERMAN SCHMIDT. NA. 57, WILL SACRIFICE 2 LOTS IN CHEVY Chase, Md.; near District line. NA. 8554. MUST SELL CHOICE CORNER HOME SIT] 72-ft. front, nearby restricted Va. suburl Treas. 15 min.; only $785. ADams 1786. DESIRABLE LOTS, $30 TO $§500. $10 down, $10 monthly. Colmar_Manor. Md. CHEVY CHASE. near schools; $1, $1.100 each. American Univer: cation: near Mass r‘d Park, 2100 'st. two corners. near Alabama ave.; all improvements: $1.050 and $1.500. __CLeveland 07364, Apt. 416. before 2 p.m. CHEVY CHASE VIEW. 150x1R0-—-82 500. _EM. 5108, Boulevard View Within fifteen minutes of ‘Washington, on the Mt. Vernon Boulevard, there is offered the opportunity to secure a home site overlooking the Potomac River in this new, beautiful subdivision within price reach of every one. ‘This subdivision is only eight miles from Washington, and can be reached by continuing on the boulevard through Alexandria and turning at the gas station to the property, which is directly on the boulevard. Graham & Ogden, Realtors 803 King St. Phone Alex. 1300 313 Wocdward Blds. NA. 3689 40x100 ools, etr. st.” ME. " PAVED ALLEY: 40x115; X120 Two others, Pa; lo- 40x110 16th st excellent $1.500 excellent ave. near 18¢ to own. See it today. wl ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,, Clarendon Trust Building.. Clarendon. Va. Phore Clar. 400 or Falls Church 430-J-1. ON BALT. BLVD.: LOT 100 FT. BY 400 ¥I. deep. semi-bungalow. eight rooms, bath. b.-wh. electricity. built-in garage. chicken house and shrubbery; priced right for quick sale. ROBERT A. HUMPHRIES, _ 808 N. Cap. St. * UNA 6933, MODERN. 5 ROOMS. BATH. GARAGE. R hade and frait trees: lot BOX200: $4.:50, ~reasonable terms, or Well rent. $30°50 mo. AD. 8558 aiter 6, or write OWNER. P. O. Box 164. Pa. ave. st _C BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING- fon: $4.800; $600 down, $40 month. 2 story house of 6 rooms. dining_alcove. baihs. converted into 2 separate apartments suitable for 2 small families or one large family; near bus (15 minutes to Wash.). hools. stores: nice neighborhood; dry. high asgment. fenced yard. lawn: lately redec- orafed: in good condition; price includes fur- niture of 1 apartment. 143 E. Clifford ave. (next st. parallel Hume ave), Potomac, Alexandria. v z FORECLOSURE BARGAIN. Unusuzl offer of & modern country estate, eonsisting of modern 7-room and bath resl dence, h.-wh. gas. electricity and also 5- Toom ‘tenant House, poultry house. barn. ga- Tage. power house. metal corncrib, unfalling water supply from 300-ft. artesian spring iped direct to house. beautiful evergreens. olly trees, abundance of fi about 3 acres forest_on main highway in Southern Maryland, 22 miles from D. C. line. 3 miles rom tidewater. Property now clear. Can purchased for the amazingly low price of abcut $&.000, which is less than % of actual investment. ' Reasonable cash _payment Terms can be arranged for balance, Will consifier _exchange for modern D. C. resi- dence. first-class residential section. not un- der $15.000 real velue Immediate action Decessary DIXIE REALTY CO.. NAtional 8RR0. _Sunday. POtomac 2712. BMALL BUNGALOW—WATER. ELECTRIC- ity. 2 lots in country; 15 minutes from eity, “$2,000: no down payment; $25.00 monthly. Owner. J. L. STUDDS, Wheaton 7d. 4 Corners. Md. i A_BARGAIN, REDUCED TO $4.750. 8-room, 2-story frame house, 4 bed rooms. tile bath, 1 room with sink and gas. room for bath 1st floor; oak floors and trh be made into private 2- ily flats at small paved street: some cash, balance easy: drive out Ga. ave. to Fire €11 House at Silver Spring. Md.. and st to 8113 Grove st. GE. 538 WOODRIDGE, D.C. 3151 Monroe st. New 7-room house, tile th, shower, modern kitchen, elec. re- igeration. garage. large lot. Bargain Price, $8,250. Also 2200 Perry st. 2 complete apts. pri- wate entrance. live in ome and rent the other. only $0.750. Easy terms. F. SON- NEMANN, owrer, builder. TAKOMA PARK. MD.. 307 CEDAR AVE New G-room. brick bungalow, nice larke rooms. concealed radiation, vapor heat: steel sash windows, plate glass: hardwood floors throughout. open fireplace. tile bath. ped- estal lavatory. built-in tub. double garage, Basemext under_entire building: lot 50x150. Price, $6.500: 1,000 cash, balance to suit. P. S PAPOT. Builder. SHepherd 2573 A BEAUTIFUL 9-ROOM HOUSE SUR- Zounded with trees and shrubbery, 5 acres ©f land. would sell all or part, this property s owned by elderly people 'who have no use for it, 5 miles from the city, just off Lee Highway: greatly reduced in price. can be bought on easy terms. Clarendon 1181-J- — CHEVY CHASE. MD. Price reduced $5,000 for immediate sale: Colonal center-hall, § rooms, 2 baths; large Highway. Li dining room, kitchen; a.m.i.; fireplace, porch, 362 MARION AVE. CLARENDON, VA. Pooma bein Sunealow. rleeping poreh: elec ONE OF THE ridge, near R. I av heat.” large lot. shrubber: Hyattsville GEorgla 1123 Bl CHEAP. JULY AND AUGUST—SUBURBAN RENT—SUBURB. FOR RENT, large bright room. 5 windows. ami: in adult family. rear bus: optional arage; reasonable. Clarendon 6-ROOM BUNGALOW, §: { cottage, $25; both am.i 'F. C. ROE. 57 Melwood ave.. Cherrydale. Vs FOR RENT. FURNISHED, S$55: nished, $50: 5-room bungalow in Maywood (Thriffon), Va.; &ll mod. imp. good fur- nace, garage. half-acre iot; near schools stores, bus; 15 min. to White House by Le COL. M. M. McNAMEE, Va. Clarendon 133 - LARGE LIVING ROOM, il 1 tone Hts.. 3 BED ROOMS. age. fireproof building; RENT—FLOOR_SPACE. AT 1206 UPSHUR ST. N.W. Approximately 4.000 square feet of floor space, basement level, formerly occupied by Ideal for garage or stor- heat, light and water urpished; rent, only $100 & month. FRANCIS A BLUNDON CO. INC.. 805 H St. N.W. Phone 0714 SALE—BUSINESS PROPELTY. _ BRIC] STORE, R! On Balto Bivd.. at RY arge bus line co. M. APT. verdale, from University Park, now occupied by tailor and shoe repair shop: only available business property out_here: well new store. adjoins Carr Bros.-Bos- rew AD. 7095, evenings. STORE, BETHESDA. 0. Within 00 feet of Wisconsin avenue, 4600 " Leland st. ALDSON. 202 Southern Bidg. yard, 108 Johnson pl, Rosemont. Ale; 23 5|t tric. gas. sewer. city water; corner lot; will | E 50 per month. BEST LOCATIONS IN WOOD- 7 rooms. large cellar, hot-water front, side and back porches; R. TURNER. 600 7th st. BUSINESS PROPERTY—18th annually. must sell: an outstanding value.” Mr. Towbes, CAFRITZ CO., DI. 9080. STORE—G ROOMS, VACANT, NEAR STAN- on_Park n.e., for $5,500: terms. w. ME. 1 & COL. 2 stores, 4 apts.: fully rented at $4 Price reduced to $17,500. garage, fruit, flowers and fine neighbors. OWNER, Call INVESTMENT PROPERTY. 365- $25 MONTH. Nearby Md.. 5-room bungalow. city water. gas, electric; large ot with trees, directly on ‘concrete ‘road and bus line. J. RIDLEY SHULDS. owner, 907 15th st. ME. 3376. Hyattsville 786-M. = houses, renting easy terms, TAL SIX-ROOM _ BRICK $600 per year; price, $5,000; F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. . 2827 205 Invest. Bldg. SUBSTANTIAL, G-ROOM BRICK HOUSES Renting $600° per year; price, $5.000; ¢-moo mrfia}fl:{) HOUEE, JoLY . S August; garage, sleeping porch. dining 3 Shade. Bhone Falls Church 28-J-1~ 18 easy term . ELIOT MIDDLETON, Investment Bids. ME. 2827. WANTED—LOTS. WANT DESIRABLE BLDG. LOT. RESI- dential section, Brookiand; must be cheap for ‘cash. State location. size and price. Address Box 177-R. Star office. i BUILDER WILL PURCHASE 20 TO 40 LOTS ir D.C.; any direction; need not be in £roup, but price must be right for cash. Give lot and square number. Address Box 237-R, Star_office. 77-R. 1 225 ACRES $35 PER ACRE: GOOD COUN- try_home: outbuildings terms arranged to cover bani mortgage. Address sox 495-R, Star office. B 1 ACRE, NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW; GOOD well, eléctricity; close to station on electric { line. Price. $1,000 3 acres in_gardens and law room house; fine water: large shade tree At foot of Blue Ridge Mts. Ideal country home, 134 hrs. to Washington. Good road. Price, $1,500. Terms, 12" acres on Blue Ridge Mts. Good new 8-rm. house, garage, etc. Fruit. Price, $2,500. 20-acres fine mt, land. Good &-rm. house. Wonderful view. Fruit.’ 12 acres large oak gew tmber. " Well and fine spring. FPrice, 3,000, R.C. PRINTZ, Herndon, Va. Phone 51-J. BARGAIN, FOR QUICK SALE 65 ACRES, on hard road. in Frederick County. Md., $4.750. Pricé includes nine-room house, electric lights, water, tile baths, other build- ings, horses, cows. dairy equipment, growing crops; near churches and stores. Other farms at sacrifice prices. Address Box 48-R, Star_office. $2,750, TERMS; 6 ACRES. LARGE G-R. house, ‘barn. well. orchard. On all-year road, 18 miles out: near school, church and store. Improvements above cannot be replaced for $4.000, MARTIN T. WEBB, Owner, Annan- dal P. 0. Fairfax. = ODERN BUNGALOW, 5 R, AND TILE o ntlosed pore. garage,” o bus. line Hyatt. _Reduced, $42.50 mo. wood 1582, CABIN ON POTOMAC, NEAR CABIN JOHN. for rent” July to October; $15 per month. i home in ‘highest and coolest part of Wash- ington. Six rooms. 3 porches I exposures. 5-ROOM Rock Creek Park rented for month, in addition to ga: price. '$3,500; easy terms. Printing Office; rented at $67.50 BRICK DWELLING, FACING 37.60 per e used by owner; Store and apt. next to corner near Gov. r_month low, rents): car. be bought for 5.750. ral othe: attractive investments. CHARLES L. H NORRIS. 2130 Penna.” Avé. N.W. References required. 4112 38th st. D.W. CL._2928. EXCHANGE. HEART OF VA. VILLAGE—5 ACRES OF RICH LAND: VERY ATTRACTIVE MODERN 7-ROOM COTTAGE, 3 PORCHES: BEAUTI- PUL SETTING: GROVE OF LARGE TREES, ORCHARD, CHICKEN HOUSE. BARN: STREET CAR AND BUS SERVICE TO WASHINGTON PASSES PROPERTY. RENT, $(0 MO. CLEVELAND 4733, Aemey X NEARBY MARYLAND 7-ROOM HOUSE, modern; mnewly papered; garage, poultry house, screened porches, garden. Phone | NOrth 3066 1l PARTLY FURN. 4-ROOM MODERN. bik. from stores, schools, bus_ one blk. on | Military road: $30 per mo. C. B. GREEN, | 30 Glen rd., Cherrydale, Va. . LOVELY HOME TO SHARE couple, reliable only, tral and Southern aves. ne. NA. 2516, ple, furnished Summer residence months: cool. shady. gardens. utes from White House. “Sunward,’ Mount Vernon Blvd. _Walnut R 4-ROOM Country Club, on W.. B. & A. line, East Columbia Park, $15_month.” GE. §319. | FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED SEVEN- | Toom house, h-w.h. bath. electric stove. $40.00. Also four-room flat. 3500 Block a2 Sesiivorih daive, North chev | fifteen min- | & Upper e. CHEVY CHASE, MD—2 TO 5 F private home; 1': acres, lawns, trees, etc. LIn. 10421. = corner lot, owner. 7005 Meadow lane. Phone WY 65K9. SR HOUSES_SAVE HIGH RENT AND | nice, homes built new | it W. N. CHRISTMAS, WAInut %47 | e yard wi h raspberries and planted Tce. S1.801 307 CEDAR AVE — brick bungalow, nice large | aled radiation, vapar heat: steel hardwood foors . ‘tile_bath. pec- 1 tub. double garage BOX150 suit. rooms sash througho b Shephe: i, MI. FROM DIS. w. r ¢, bac ots STEN—$6,950. al-type home: 7 spaclous | h: fireplace: full 7 sidewalk; city | few minutes homes of character Ofmce., DI. 6505 | bargain = AT $4 -story double on th frame Colo- ‘Boors: to be T, 120ax downstairs, arge o cross ventilation ifes. shower. {rc and back porches. h.-w h. large basement 1a tubs, large lot, ‘gar circumstance dema e sendous sacr J. L Vernon ave e be Joren PRICE at Oakcrest will agen! office’ Pho AURORA Colonial clear apection 2 MODERN $50; free Open for in- Come out and Bee whai 4,050 really will buy. Also. Jef- Terson Park’ section. large old 12-r. estate with sbout 13 of high-class land on tThe ridge. beau shade: wonderful op- portunity for val property, 15 minutes % D C: at Koou. See this and others I you are buying ' selling or renting. seq 3. 17PRICE st Oskcrest. Va: office. - Mount_Vernon ve. Phore Clarendon 2 MT. VERNON 400 ACRES WITH OLD Mouse at a bargain price. At Alexandria Old brick house. beautiful stairway and trim, and one-fourih block of sround, laree trees exceptionally _good buy { REYNOLDS 624 King St Alexendria, Va Alexandria 943 residence. 1449, OWNER ILL Unusual chance to buy lovely wooded lot one biock of Mount Vernon boulevard: must pddress Box 39-R. Star_office. b ORGE < | EAST R NEAR COUNTRY CLUB. BEAUTIFUL LO- | cation; & 1. sleeping porch: large lot, | trees. Immediate possession: §70. CLar. 11. CHEVY CHASE, MD.—9 ROOMS, 2 BATHS; | I3, “scres: or will rent part and furnish | heat. LIn. 10421 | GET OUR FOR RENT LIST_WE HAVE A large one of bungalows houses and apart- ments for rent in this and other localities, | from $35 to $150: some are furnished. If you are renting. selling or buying. see J. L. Mt. Vernon ave. at the Osk- Phone Clarendon 272 Special Ist at S50 per mo.. well furnished. 5-room bungalow in Oakcrest 5 rooms and bath, first floor: 2 rooms and lavatory. second floor CO.._Fails Church 68 410 BELLAIRE AVE —Five h. furnished: rent reasonably | or_without one room reserved for | owner. Clarendon 91 5 AURORA HILLS, VA6 ROOMS AND tiled bath. am1: large front porch; h.-w.h big scaped lot. reasonable monthly rent able tenant. OWNER. 200 Arlington Ridge. Aurora Hills. Va. Phone WAInut 8895. | 4-ROOM. BATE. 2-BED-ROOM BUNGALOW. | ami: inlaid linoleum. gas water heater, | iaundry trays large closets: near cars: lot | 40x130: $35 a month. E. N. LIGHTBOWN, | ird door from Brentwood Post Office. SMALL “FAMILY TO SHARE PRIVATE me in Virginia. 5 miles from Washington od_transportation: large grounds. plenty #00d schools; 4-car garage. Ad- dress Box 123-R. Star office. 180 POUR ROOMS AND BATH. GARAGE. VA. Highlands: 12 minutes from city on bus Si» per month. Address Box 170-R. Star 32nd ST. MT. RAINIER, MDA pretty b-room bingalow with ga set in | a garden: in new condition throughout: $45; | can be seen Saturday or Sunday p.m.. of | call NOrth 7203, 428 CHERRYDALE AVE. AURORA | Helghts, Va_—Unfurnished: # rooms, ami.: | dwood floors: garage: rent reasonable. | Phone WAlnut x&33 DEL RAY. VA NEAR MT, s and bath, $33 v ON BLVD loyd ave. | MOUNT__ VERNON _AVE ROOMS Californ bungalow: ofl refrigerator, garden. flowers eeping View ity F. G, CAMPBELL, 724 fith NA. 2019, between 10 a.m. and 4 pm._week days PALLS CHURCH_DISTINCTIV | modern ‘homestead. " Large. corner lawn, | | beautiful trees; house has 5 bed rooms, large | paneled living room with open firéplace garage. inclosed for chickens if desired. S monthiy. ~ Corner Brown and Cedar sts. Teleohonie Palls Church 339. FURNISHED BUNGALOW AT 154 MT. VER. non ave. (upper road to Alexandria)—5 | rooms, large inclosed porch. trees. garage | space. $65. Apply P. G. CAMPBELL. 152 Mt Vernon eve. Phone Walnut 8470 | 1603 MINN. AVE. N.E. | LARGE SUBURBAN HOME. AMI - | rms.. including ~ 2" kitchens baths, | porches, attic and basement. garage fow- ers and shrubs. grapes. This is a real home for rent only to very desirable tenants at $60 month. “Lesse to Avril 1, 1934 Ancther fine home nearby at $50 month. AP P L 1601 Minn. Ave. NE. Llucoln 5384. 10 WHIPPETT brand. _boat LARGE AMOUNT highly improved land located in fashionabie ETOwing n.w. section. free of incumbrance, for clear ‘GORDON WILL TRADE LOVELY Memphis, Tenn.. for property in Washing- ton_or vicinity.” COlumbia 5242-W. ONE | 32 Boo | stairway. semi-tiléd Dath, buiii-in tub, show- AL | s WITH YOUNG | Distric %0 per mo: cor. Cen- | farm. small rental pro " | mobiie UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR TWO PEO- | WILL EXCHANGE IMPROVED D, C. PROP- four | erty for_ farm rém :Vashénltgnvgrfiperly. no{hm(( higher 1551-1:« onsidered. Will assume $0,000 trust. BUELL M, GARDNER, Agent, Rockvile, Md. viile 280, Washingion; electricity, BEAUTIFUL sleeping-porch bungalow car Park. _ WILL TRADE MY EQUITY IN home in NG IN _ | ground MODERN DWELLING IN LEE HEIGHTS- | fround, Ho $45. THE LUTTRELL | Star office. | & £ ¥ ROADSTER and Pord _truck, excellent condition. for lots; also speed boa 2516, 'ACREAGE _AND income ~property. 1427 Eye st. n FULTON R. 5231, ROOM HOME IN TORY STUCCO. DETACHED; FRONT reh, garage. 6 rooms, sun parlor, oak rs downstairs, open fireplace, Colonial W.h. t in gas, electricity. One mile off in Md. Wil exchange for clear rty, boat or auto- Address Box 110-M, Star office in Virgin Address Box 2-R, Star office E | DENVER. COLO.—SIX ROOMS, DETACH- — | ed. HOUSE NEAR BEAVER DAM | similar Washington or nearby. splendidly located. clear; $6.000; for 08%0. Owner, DE- _SALE OR EXCHANGE. AC. MONTGOMERY CO., 1§ MILES District, priced $17.500. Will trade Rock- MINUTES ind: shade, v 14 acres high grouw city water; Address GE. perty. Rox 290~ Owner, TAE BATHS. OIL for bingalow or two clea: small 211-R._Star_office. 5 S g G-ROOM _ AND _ALL YEA| finished at center of everything. Takoma GE. 4310, ®arage D. C. 7-ROOM Chevy Chase. Md., for unimproved Home 15 located just two squares Chase Club. Address Box 13-R, ACRE FARM. NEAR DAYTONA BEACH. 5 j40-acie farm. State highway near Daytora Beach, $50.000. Or trade for Washington property —9 'rooms. 3 baths, foot lot, Chevy Chase, trade for small apartment ' or income property.—ab0-acre farm, 20 miles from Washingion. good road, ood ' Colonial house. trade for small apart: ment or house in Washington. R. D. LILLI! 266 Carroll st., Takoma. GE. 3300, o NICE BUILDING LOT, AT SELBY-ON-THE Bay—Will ‘sell reasonable or exchange for car 12 good condition. SH. 3617. CLEAR COTTAGE, IN RESTRICTED-WATER- front colony, having 5 rooms and bath: worth $4.000: for home in or mear D. C. subject to one trust or clear ground. Oail owner after & pm. EMerson 6512 10 ACRES, NEW _4-ROOM AND BATH house, "electricity. 20 miles from eity in Va. free of incumbrance; price. $2.500, or 'will trade. PAT WAGGAMAN. Falls Church_23-J. s OHIO FARM WANTED IN TRADE FOR A modern Washington home. Address Box 59-R. Star_office. _ 186 INGLESIDE _TER. rooms, 3 por. gar; rent equity clear ground, bea NEARBY MD. FARM, house or garage. Ad office OKLAHOMA CITY OWNER OF DOWN- town D. C_ business property. valued at $40.000. will trade equity over first trust of $20.000 for property in or near Okla- homa City THOS. D. WALSH. NW. District OPEN: 4 BED sell, terms; trade roperty. '8S_$5,000: SMALL ss Box 274-R, Star 815 11th St 10 ACRES. ADAPTABLE FOR DEVELOPMENT And home site purposes: 12 minutes from heart of city; will communicate. Address Box 425-M, Btar office. "OFFICES AND STUDIOS. SHARE_PRIVATE OFFICE IN ATTRACTIVE suite, $25 monthly rent includes space, use of reception room and telephone secretarial service; will furnish if desired; stenographic service available; well located office building Phone NAtional 7843 STUDENT or professional studio near 17th and H n.w dress Box #41-R. Star offic DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE FOR PROFE:! sional and business men: en suite or indi- a1 rooms: near Government departments d financial district: unusually fine loca- tion: rent reasonable. Apply C. E. FREY. 1409 L St. N'W. Telephone NA. 6150, ___ DESK SPACE. _ man_ to share $5 month. Ad- 8ell. $250. ? TEA HOUSE Unusual business site of about 20.000 sq. nice trees; ing on Mount Vernon evard, mile of Mount Vernon, where ousands of visitors go dally; here is your . Address Box 38-R. Star ofice. - WANTED—SUBURBAN. OR HOUSE BY convenient school; -Re Star office, 8t. Blizabeth's 370" Address Box 397 WILL RENT desk space in office, month: " very cheap for excellent in center of business ares: add; $1.; stenogra) A 7717. X, ave. aw. L4 fine for subdivision | | or home sites; consider exchange for income or water front R._Star office. ~ Ow gRKC‘K HOUSE—8 ROOMS, 2 20t bungalows and pay difference. Address Box ail] : , G e ] 110 ACRES—HIGH CLASS TOBACCO FARM, fenced with cedar posts: 7-room house: well of excellent water; new tobacco barn: 280 feet frontage on State road: 14 miles south of Anacosiia. D. C. at Mattawoman, Md. Original price, $5.000; $2.000 cash to quick buyer. J. 8. ACTON, owner, 205 N. Wash- ington st Alexandria. Va. or W. J. MITCHELL. La Plata, Md. : COUNTRY HOME, 35 ACRES, 6.ROOM Bouse. outbuildings, large stream: '$3.000; $500 cash, balance ‘easy. _ Also other farms. homes. all classes. BUELL PARM AGENCY, Herndon. Fairfax County, Va. ___ 18% 80 "ACRES, 40 IN WOODS, BEAUTIFUL oak grove, 7-room house, Summer bungalow (screened), -room incubator house., ° long chicken houses: original price $30,000: all need paint and repair: close to Balto. Blvd: $0,500: terms. ERVIN REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 8% A OF WOODLAND WITH LARGE stream. Only $550.00 on terms; worth more. Beautifs 50_a. 800 4l home, ideal setting of oak trees, land; ‘26 miles out: $7,500.00. 200-a. farm in o0d location, improved highway. = Plenty wood and water. = Now only $16.80 per acre. . LOHR, _311 Cedar St., Takoma Park. GE. 08S1. POTOMAC RIVER COLONIAL ESTATE - Properties suitable for club and develop- ment, money-making farms and ducking shores. Write for list. LEONARD SNIDER, La Plata, Md. . 400 "ACRES—GOOD GRAIN AND GRASS land; 50 acres farmed by good tenant. A mile of water frontage, close to State road. Bulldings in good shave, Sacrifice. 38 000. 5 own. & Charlotte Hall, St. Marys_County, = 10 A., GOOD HOUSE: WIDOW SELL: BAR- #ain:” consider good auto: must sell, make coffer, 1t's yours: near Wash. DI 4. 18% SMALL MONTGOMERY COUNT' FARM, containing 78 acres, #i-room house, orchard, outbuildings; 1 mile from State road. Price, $3.000. See FARMERS' BANKING & TRUST . Rockville, Md. 20 ACRES, JUST OFF CRAIN HIGHWA level woodland. long frontage on stream: W. G. WILLIAMS, 3505 Ritten: GOOD HOUSE, BUILD- ings, fronting on State road at electric railway station: 0. _Phone CL. 6242 BEAUTIFUL HOME_POULTRY PLANT Send for X(-page ills. catalog, photo, de- tails. 8 rooms, 2 baths, open fireplace, all convs. poultry ‘house for 1,800, 4. acres, beutiful_shade, shrubbery, “fruil, 6 000; $1.000 cash; sac. fatal iliness. BRAY & MicGEORGE. Estb. 1901, Vineland, N. J. COUNTRY HOMES, .250—1K acres, beautiful grove of trees: 2 acres or more of orchard. stream. g0od road: about 1% miles from Distric $6.500—One of the most attractive home sites in Montsomery County; large old home- stead, surrounded by large grove of trees: 25 acres; several available sites on pike without affecting the value of the remainder. Large orchard Several new, modern houses. Colesville nelghborhood. $5,000 to $6.750. with 1 to G wcres. Omne new house for $5,000, with six_rooms, h.-w. heat. oak floors, fireplace, L ucre of"ground. More land reasonable 35,000 tricity. ~room house and 1 acre; elec- —New 4-rom house and 4 tricity. 200-acre Howard County farm, house and barn; good land: not level. Ideal for city man's Summer home. $K.500—166-acre Frederick County farm; main’ pike; concrete dairy barn, hay barn, concreie dairy house, spring house and other outbuildings; _eight-room ~house; several springs and’ branches. Price includes farm machinery and growing crops. Other Fred- erick County farms $3.500 up. $4,000—20 acres fronting on Colesville pike; $175 per acre; attractive building site, Just 'off pike May be seen Sunday. R D. LILLIE, 268 Carroll st.. Takoma Park. GE. 3300 * ACRES, IMPROVED WITH A TRUE-TG- type old ‘Colonial stone house, ‘containing & | rooms; built 1791; in excelleat condi- | tion; "doors having ‘original lever locks and | broad flooring boards. large, old, stone barn, two nice springs; beautiful sitting command- |ing anexcellent view of the Biue Ridge Mountains and surrounding country: on good romd, 45 miles {rom Washington, in This kind hard to find and the price be made right ) acres of highly productive land, im- proved with an old Colonial-type frame house. In need of repairs, but worthwhile; large ‘'stone chimney covered with ivy, fire. | and balance in second growth hardwood tim- ber; on small creek and touching upon one of the bst small-mouth bass streams in Northern va. On gravel road, in Va. 35 miles of Washington. Price, $2,100. H._B. MITC “Herndo; STOCK FARM. 220-A—$21 PER A, Loudoun County. Va, 27 miies out, long road-irontage, 2 §00d streams of waters good bank barn and outbuildings, poor room house, kood land. In corn, whear, . 'hay and pasture. 20 acres of wood: lind. Farm is in wood shape and is the best buy in Loudoun Co. One-half casn: Lo trade. Other farms from 5 to 1,000 acres priced to sell. A kood tme to' in- Vest in farm land 127-A—$4,500. Long frontage on main highway to Win- chester, 25 miles out. No buildings. In nice nelghborhood and suitable for any kind of farming or roadside busine F. W. HILBERT, Realtor, Palls Churchs Va, Phone 308. | bu HENDERSON. | 121 Baltimore Bivd., | | large farm house, in | I | D. C., JUNE 18 ALE—TF. (Continued.) Lakeside 118-Acre Farm. Growing crops. horses, 11 cows, 3 heifers, 1l fmplements: handy city: 56 acres till- age. 12 wood: home fruit; 9 homelike rodms, good slate roof. 40x50 ‘barn. other bldgs. Reduced price, $3,500; part cash. Pg, 29. blg FREE catalog. § T R O U T, 1427-N Land Title Bide., Phila.. Pa. __ RENT—FARMS. 68 ACRES. 7 ROOM HOUSE AND EXCEL- lent outbuildings. located on Lee Highway. within 10 miles of Washington: juipped for dairy or truck farm. Rent, 0 per month. B. M. BRIDWELL East Falls Church. Va. Falls Church 56 __ WANTED—FARMS. _ WATER FRONT, FARMS, NEARBY VA. Md. Give price, description and liens. dress Box GS-R. Star office. WANTED —100 ACRES OR MORE, ON PA- tuxenj or Potomac: must be reasonable price.” Address Box 499-R. Star offic WILL PAY CASH FOR 6 TO 10 ACRES within 15 mi. Washington on good road. fair house, good water. plenty fruit; must be reasonable: in answering give exact location and best price. Address Box 223-R, Star office. 18% R Ad- i SALE—ACREAG 13 ACRES IN VIRGINL RIPE POR SUB- division: will sacrifice for cash. Phone Clarendon SRR BT ABOUT 50 A. NORTH OF WASHING Montg. Co.. near stores, suitable for sub- division: mostly clear, ADams 2416. BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED ACREAGE. suitable for large or small estates: fashion- able nw._ boulevard: brokers, attention. FUH['ON R. GORDON, 1427 I st. n.w. DI Plfl:)]AéRE%—m)‘mi Site or sontracior ighway, Va. ots, $300 each, 50x1 Phone_WAInut _9365. seres cleared: 180 ACRES, On paved State road: 50 balance woods and timber land: 26 miles to Washington: in Md.: $1.800;" $200 cash, ce monthly. Phone HYatt. 125. 19° WATERFRONT PROPERTY. HOMES AND FARMS ON POTOMAC AND Rappahatnock Rivers snd large_creeks in Loudoun and Fauquier Counties. Va. Boat- ing. fishing, bathing Some rare bargains. Booklet on’ request. J. GREEN CARTER, Warrenton. Va. JOHN HILL CARTER. Lees: urg. = FOR ~ SALE _ATTRACTIVE _SEVEN-ROOM home, ‘spacious porches. furnjshed or un- furnished. about 4 acres. Acre splendid Lee 80. | o¥ster shore on Currotoman, l‘l’:nplhannock River, mile from Ottoman. and fishing. Four-car _garage, necessary outhuildings, flower collections. Beautiful water views. 3-4 hours from Washington. May be rented for season. R. O. NORRIS, JR.. Lively, Va . WANED—CONGENTAL COUPLE TO SHARE Summer cotiage. desirable resort; commut- ing distance; inexpensive, Address Box 201- R._Star office . MT. VERNON—PRIVATE SHORE _SEVEN aeres; ducking. fishing, crabbing; timber_for cabins; $1,050. Adress Box 3J00-R, Star office.. . APARTMENT, FURNISHED HERALD HAR- bor—Running water, electric range; accom- modate 2 week. Phone after 4 p.m., ADams 8973 19° Hunting 933—PART SIX. | ‘With preparations going forward for the annual encampments for the N tional Guard and for the Citizens’ Mili- tary Training Camps, members of the | Naval Reserve are wondering just why they are being left out in the cold in training is concerned. The drill pay of the naval men has been cut, while the land troops are still receiving theirs. Several weeks ago when the an- nouncement was made that drill pay would be cut off for the Reserve and that the annual cruises would be sus- ~ WATERFRONT PROPERTY. (Con ) | COOL ROOMS, NR. WATER: ALSO APART- ments furnished; reasonable. ~MRS. BRAD. LEY, 21 Seaview ave.. Ocean View. Va SPECIAL LOT SAL. CALVERT BEACH. We are offering for a short time only beautiful level building lots, nicely wooded. overlooking the Chesapeake Bay, in popular. refined subdivision at ONLY $25 PER LOT. Pine beach, excellent fishing, reasonable restrictions. FREE PICNIC GROVE Come down and select your building site Go through Marlboro to Solomons Isiand road, then continue on Solomons Island road’ through Prince Frederick to Calvert Beach entrance, 7 miles beyond Prince Fred- erick. 47 miles from District line. CALVERT BEACH DEVELOPMENT CO., 1008 11th 8t. N.W. District 2124. For Sale or Exchange. Widow having business interest elsewhere must sacrifice exceptionally attractive water front farm. 300 acres. one mile water front. splendid ~ Rarbor, “modern buildings, _fully ecquipped with stock, implements, Krowing crops. Price slashed, generous terms. Ex- change for residential or investment D. C. property. An __opportunity for _farmer. + yachtsman or speculator. GILBERT DENT. Point Lookout, Md, ______SUMMER CAMPS. HOME CARE FOR CHILDREN WHOSE PAR- ents are t; ling, on 8t. Mary's River. Md. Wisconsin_ 4070 e CHESAPEAKE BAY CAMP FOR GIN . 9-14; 50 miles from D. C.: modern build- ing: supervised activities; handcraft; rea- sonable. GE. 14772. & SUMMER CAMP FOR GIRLS ON ES, peake Bay; all outdoor activities, includi horsebac references required. Address S, H. ALBURTIS, 29 West Irving st., Chevy Chase, Md. WIsconsin 4230. ATLANTIC CITY PROPERTY. _ FOR RENT OR SALE—FURNISHED COT- tage. % block to ocean; 12 rooms, 2 batl reduced to $500 up to Labor Day. E. Mc- INTIRE. 108-S. Newhaven ave,’ Ventnor, OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. 10e WANTED TO RENT, SMALL FUR. BUNGA- low in Va. on Potomac. 20 minutes’ drive of city. _Address Box 352-R, Star office. * FOR RENT-—AT PLUM POINT BEACH— Furnished cottage: sleeps 9 to 12; bay front; artesian water. by week, month or season. GA. 65207 FOR BALE OR RENT_FURNISHED COT- tage, Sherwood Fores ; owner, MAINS, No. 211. Inspection Sunday; beautiful site, overlooking Severn, 2 FOR RENT—FURNISHED COTTAGE, CHES- apeake Beach, $75 for season: another, £150; water, elec. Address Box J88-R, Star_office. i 4000 ACRES VERY FINE SOUTH MIS- sipp! land.~ Well drained, good highways. roads, live fprings, etc.” Near New Or- s and Gulf Coast. Land well adapted papershell. pecans.” pears, peaches, figs. grapes, plums. berries. oranges, all kinds | early “vegetab reforestation, etc. Won- derful for grazing and poultry. ~ Healthful section, good neighbors. _Excellent for col- onization. ~$5.00 per acre—S1.00 per acre down, balance S1 per acre each year. Make your 'money safe by buying cheap land. It should double value in two or three years. Title good. Two ofl wells drilling now nearby, BASS PECAN COMPANY, Lumber- on. Miss. . bt to FOR SALE—SOUTH RIVER COTTAGE, 16X 1. Living room, bed room and kitchenette; water in house. ‘Lot 50x154. $695 for quick sale.ADams 23, BEVERLY BEACH. MD_COTTAGE FOI sale, completely furnished, running water, clectricity. shower. two $x20_porches ali screened in. - Reasonable. Mr. Roche will be on property Sunday, during, week call DE- catur 1822-J. NORTH BEAC] nished cottage at Linden ave., North Beach, at bay on 2nd st. (Rising Sun). ME. 1648. % WANTED—LARGE OR SMALL PLACE, IM- proved or unimproved, Patuxent or Potomac. Give price. Address Box 478-R, Star office. ARK —BEAUTIFUL _FUR- ATTRACTIVE NEW COTTAGE, 24x26, ON salt water, 30_miles from city. Large plot: fine ‘trees. = Electricity—good fishing _and bathing. Refined and restricted. Sacrifice for $075; $100 cash; $20 monthly., Tel STerling 95 LODGE ON FOTOMAC, 10 MILES VA § jjooms, bath. large grounds. ~Phone NOTth K6, PLUM POINT BEACH —COTTAGE, SALE OR rent. Week, month, _season. 4 rooms, screered porch. Near beach. Apply Gregory. NORTH BEACH—CLEAN, COMFORTABLE ec.i “seagon, 100, or will sell af cottage, ele sacrifice: new. SHepherd 2484-J, 6. MUST CLOSE ESTATE, Magnificent Colonial home. 160 acres. 17 rooms, 5 fireplaces, barns, outbulldings, 1 mile water front. private dock. near Watch Hil. R L: $25,000, $15.000 cash: photos. JOHN E. HUNT. Realtor, Niantic, Conn. COUNTRY ESTATES. HOMES AND ESTATES—30 TO 60 MILES from Washington, in Virg Modern and Colontal homes of stone and brick. Large and small areas_Beautiful views. woodlands. streams and orchards. Many delightful re- treats. Many on_through highways. Also all-year homes in Biue Ridge Mts. and water fronts on Potomac, Rappahannock Rivers and large creeks. Prices greatly reduced. Booklet free. J. GREEN CARTER. Warren- ton, Va. JOHN HILL CARTER, Leesburg, Va. SUMMER COTTAGES. SUMMER HOME—7-ROOM, FURNISHED, colonial farm house in southern Main small lake. Pireplaces; excellent beach accessible. Rent moderate for July or_season. SH. 3554. d RENT TO RES ¥ Beautiful Bwiss chalet (7 wood ' Cr.. “Patuxtent R. site Pt Pa- tlence; private dock, good beach, crabbing, fishing. etc.; $20 & week; cook available. rms.). on Holly- COTIAGE OR CLUB, PATUXENT RIVER— Delco Sea wall. 40-foot boat. Cheap to quick buyer. Address Box 49G-R. Star Ofll. FOR RENT OR BALE_SOUTH RIVER COT- tage. Five rooms, large porch, electricity and running water. Rent for season may be applied on purchase price if desired; Best s COTT ood conditio all for $4.000, on bay; half cash and balance in acreage, or 83, Address Box 224-R. Star offce e FOR SALE— COTTAGE, GHESAPEAKE Beach, $1,200 cash; real bargain; well lo- electricity. ~ Address Box 0 cash. 2 WS PLUM POINT—SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS, reasonable and terms. immediate title. NA- 1193, W. G. BECKER. _______ * u!‘ld beacn: rowboal 22.50 week. NOrth COLONIAL BEACH, VA- front cotage furnished, $40 two weeks. CO. S CaRetichp O COTTAGE FOR RENT AT SOUTH RIVER Park near South River Bridge, for July. Completely furnished including telephone, Kelvlnnlo;. Pl)‘roux. ‘alflhel(l:utlx‘lg:‘:ldo“a!‘ Nothing but linen needed. ost. gas and electricity, $12 Call HAMMETT, MEtropolitan 5165, or come down. ‘WOODLAND BEACH —FIVE LOTS DIRECTLY on the waterfront; Ilzzlul.l{(ur!dfiul!xi‘z on‘l?‘- iuruun Dnncc a real buy. Address Box RENT OR SALE—ATTRACTIVELY FPUR- nished 5-room cottage on Chesapeake beach adjoining Point Lookout, Md. '8¢ porches; Dbest bathing and fishing.Phone ADams 3444. PT. LOOKOUT, MD —DELIGHTFUL BAY- front cottage: modern plumbing, electricity, with screened porches; reasonable. CL. 1391, elec. § . FOR RENT—_FURNISHED 6-ROOM_ BUN- galow: a.m.i: Locust Trail Herald Harbor; $45 per month. See MR. HARRISON on premises Sl - RENT OR_SALE SEMI-BUNGALOW, FUX- nished: ““Dunrovin.” Edgewater Beach, Md. five large rooms: bath; electricily; porches beds. for twenty: screened. Open Sun NOrth 7051 Apt. 114, TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON PROPOSED Washington-Mt. Vernon Boulevard; magnifi- view of river; ideal home site. Summer or all year. Address Box 112-M, Star office. __* EPPING FOREST. VINEYARD TRAIL FOR rent—Comfortable _cottage. bath, gas stove: elec.: on water front, private pier. Call CLeveland 0471. 3 e, FOR RENT—BETHANY BEACH. DELA. AT- lantic Ocean—=A new, 1932 cottage, modern conveniences; seven rooms and bath, two orehes; cotiage screened; living room with eplace: shower off back porch; price. $300. Trom now until middle Septemper. ' Apoly . W. C. WATSON. 923 1st ave., Wil- lamsport, Pa. x SUMMER HOUSES. FOR_RENT—Summer home at Biue Ridge Summit, two hours’ drive from Washing- ton; nine large rooms, furnished: two bath: | servants’ quarters; ' landscaped grounds must be seen to be appreciated: reasonable rental for season. After 'Sunday, call CLeveland 6315. - SHORE PROPERTY. OCEAN_CITY, MD —SMALL COTTAGE ON ocean front: large screened porch: a.mi.; sleeps 6: quiet location. Clarendon 1669. BENEDICT, MD. — BUNGALOW: SHORE front: o rooms; screened throughout: ren $20 week: salt’ water; fishing; bathing; miles. ME. 3254. - _ ____AUTO LoaNs. NEED MONEY QUICKLY? AUTO BANKERS CO. 903 N. ¥ _AVE. N.W. AUTO LOANS PROCURED. UICK ACTION NO_RED TAPE. - “FINANCE SERVICE. INC.. BR( A 939 N. Y. Ave. N.W. __NA. 3804. 3805. 21¢ M. GREENBAUM. 1004 I 8t. N.W. Loans Procured on Autos. ifidentially. Rellanlblyaanod Oona‘tn ally. UNITED €O.. 943 N Y Ave (Cor. 10th). Nat. 5355. REAL ESTATE LOANS. HAVE SMALL _FUND, _WASHINGTON money, for construction loans for home owners. Address Box 198-R, Star office. * MONEY_DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY. $200-Eavgioowk $300—Tuy 3250wk 300—Pay $2.50 wk. _$1.000—Pay $4.50 wk BILDMA! CO.. 319 Bond Bld__Nat 2490, BEE ME FIRST—I1st, 2nd AND 3rd TRUSTS. No red tape, guick service; reasonable. 300, £py. $1:50 Wk $500, Tpy. $2.50 Wk 700, rpy. $3150 wk _ $900, rpy. _$4.50 wi 50 wk $2.000, Tpy. $10.00 Wk 000. rpy. $15.00 Wk 00, Dy, $17.50 wk $4.000, rpy. $20.00 Wk Above payments include principle and in- terest &nd can be arranged monthly and bi-monthly. Dr_ A. HENRY, INC.. 1016 Eve st. n.w._(where Eve meets N. Y. ave.). FOR SALE—LOWER CHES Y- New rottage: large living room, 3 bed rooms, path, kiichen, freplace, large porches; bulll for all-year use; acre lot, fronting 100 fee on bay: riparian rights. Apply CHESTER FISH, Pearson, Md BRI FOR SALE OR RENT—FURNISHED WATER Trout cottage of five rooms. on large lot, overlooking Patuxent River. near Solomons. Screened porches, running water. fireplace. Excellent bathing, boating and fishing. ~ Ap ply JOHN B. GHAY, Jr.. Prince Frederick, Md. “Fhone No. 3-E. -~ e WILL SELL OR TRADE MY BQUITY IN 5 shore-drive lots at Woodland Beach. Phone LL 8875, MR. SWAN, 427 N, ave g 0 . Ll e, aRgs COTTAGE FOR RENT_BY WEEK., MONTH or season: all conveniences. Edgewater Beach. Md._Call Lincoln £ COTTAGE —SLEEPS 8: ON BAY: 20 MILES D. C.; rent, $00 per mo. Phoné CO. 016y, until noon_Sunda: WOODLAND BEACH 5 WATER FRONT lots. $100_each. LIncoln 3217. PRE-SEASON SALE —FIFTY-FOOT-FRONT lots. Frnklin Manor Beach on Chesapeake Bay, $100. Limited number at this price. New cottages for sale; easy terms. See MR. SPRINGER at Beach or telephone NA. 1828, CONTRACTS FINANCED: CASH ADVANCED on Government orders; secured installment notes purchesed. Room 1017. Denrike Bldg. PERSONAL LOANS PROCURED. ALVIN KRAFT, 1331 G N.W. NA. 6818 Easy Payments—Strictly Confidential. STOREKEEPERS. It you need money see us: immediate action. 908 Dist. Nat'l Bank Bldg. ME. 481 CASH. Courteous and prompt service. All deal- ings strictly confidential. TAKOMA INDUSTRIAL BANKERS, INC,, 32 Oarroll Ave.. Takoma Park. Md. Phone SHepherd 1525. MONEY, Helptul personal loans up to $300 on au- tomobiles and household ~goods. AMERICAN FIDELITY LOAN CORPORATION, The Home of Priendly Financing. 107 Carroll St., Takoma Park, Md. Shepherd 3636. —— NEELD ESTATE AT PLUM POINT. ON THE bay, during the opening of second section offers amazing bargains in the finest quality bayside lots. Drive throush Marlboro and Solgmons road to Plum Point road. Special inddcement this week to help solve the problem of a Summer home for families Who measure up to our standard, but find money temporarily tight. A limited number of two-room bungalows right on the shore: absolutely rent free to families during time fhey are paving installments on lots pur- chased this wee! This solves your problem a permits immediate oyment of this wonderful shore, despite depression. _Very limited number, so don’t delay. 19* BAY RIDGE_5-ROOM COTTAGE. FUR- nished am i $100 month. Phone WARNER, E. 8006 3 WANTED—MONEY. WILL PAY 8% FOR $1,000 OR LESS: :uellznl security. At once. Address Box -000 FIRST TRUST - or $0,000 at 6o, with com. " Address Box 383-R, Star Office. _* WANTED—$5.000 FOR 1 YEAR: PAY IN- terest and comm.: secured by $50.000 clear property. Address Box 380-R. Star office. WANTED, ON NEW HOME_ $1.5 first_mortgage for_three_years; dress Box 382-R. Star office T e FIRST TRUST BUILDING LOAN OF $4.000 on high-class house and choice lot: value of property. $8.000: personal interview with owner. Address Box 92-R. Star office. E] MONTH OF JULY., BEACH-FRONT place, old barn, well; about one-half cieared | Summer home, on Chesapeake Bay. at Bay Ridge, Md. Phone ADams 3832 evenings. FOR BALE__NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE, COR- ner lot; large porches; just being completed; £1,300; terms. Other cottages at $2,250 to $5.500. Located at_Cedarhurst. on Ches. Bey. 32 miles D C. via. Marlboro Mt Zion and Shady Bide ‘road: well developed: restricted community, Lots'and acreage also available TER M. BAUMAN, 1 Thomas Circle. NA. evenings. 747, FATRVIEW. ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. restricted development: iarge lots, To see these beauti‘ul lots, turn east at Webbs Corner, into Fairhaven rd., continue 2 mile, then' left 1 mile to prop- o John erty. Representative on_cround LEWIS KEISER & C. C- KEISER, Agents. Bethesda Bank Bldz.. Bethesda. Md/ * FOR RENT, COMPLETELY FURNISHED. 4-RM. BUNGALOW, 2 SCREENED PORCHES. From June 16 to M ments can’ be arrang arty; plenty of “crabs and fis ive'down Sunday or Monday and see Mr, . Al Cove. Md. ¥y K, 1425 KT ave MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE WANTED_—Load or part load to N. ¥, of vicinity; % rate. ~Assured service, K. & E United Van Service. 1012 15th NA 3722 ONG DISTANCE On_ Part-Load Shipment ly trips to Baltimore, Rich. P l-.l'o k. P“llbu’r: 50 Padded Vans 1317 N. Y. Ave. N.W, CALL NAT'L 1460 Aational T eliver S ssocidlion Special Rates so far as preparations for their annual | | | signed here | Lieut. REAL EST ! D. C. Naval Reserve pended, there was intimation in some circles that if the National Guard was provided for in the way of drills and | encampments, the Naval Reserve would | receive the same treatment, but so far there is no indication of any action. Last year. when the land troops re- ceived their full periods of training, the Naval Reservists were required to | stay at home, ostensibly as a part of the economy move. For this reason the citizen sallors are beginning to wonder whether or not their organiza- tion is being looked after as well as that which looks after the interests of the land troops. Not only have their annual cruises been halted, but after the first of July, it was learned, there will not be any money for th~ purchase of fuel for the new training boat which has been as- However, a full month's supply of fuel is seen for July, but after that the officers and men will have to bear the expense of running the boat if they desire to take it out. For the month of July, a local firm has offered to donate enough fuel to run the boat, which amounts to about 100 gallons each week end. This donation was obtained through the efforts of Lieut. Comdr. Walter C. Lockhart, chief engi- neer of the local battalion. It appears likely that if something is not done by the Navy Department offi- cials in the way of securing sufficient funds for the training of Naval Reserv- ists the Reservists will have to | wage their “own fght through their organization. They believe that if the | 1and forces are able to obtain sufficient funds for their training there should be enough money to provide cruises for the Reservists. It is true that opportunities have | been offered Rescrvists from time to time during the year to make individ- ual cruises, away from their organiza- | tions, but it was pointed out that the Navy Department in each case requires that the officers bear their own ex- penses, including the mess bill on the ships, and that both the officers and enlisted men pay their own transporta- tion expenses to and from the ports :;lw}uch they embark on the désignated Ips. On the other hand, the Reservists point out that the National Guard members are not required to bear any expenses in connection with. their training. Unless funds are specifically appropriated for the Reservists in the naval appropriation bill, they fail to see how the Navy Department can make any provisions for them, particu- larly for pay. As Congress has ad- journed it is too late to make any financial provision this year, and in the meantime the National Guard, it was pointed out, will have their training as usual. The following enlistments were re- ported at Reserve headquarfers during the week: Enoch D. Chase, fireman, | third class, assigned to the 3d Division; Frank F. Coon, pharmacist's mate, sec- ond class, assigned to the Battalion Staff; Donald B. Pollock, fireman, third class, assigned to the 2d Division and Charles A. Conrad, seaman, second class, assigned te the 2d Division. | Joseph B. Moody, chief machinist’s msuk. 3d Division, re-enlisted during the week. - | The following officers of the battalion have been ordered to 14 days' active duty at the Washington Mavy Yard: Lieut. B. M. Coleman, battalion com- mander; Ensign John R. Howland, En- sign Morris Weinstock, communications; Lieut. Comdr. W. C. Lockhart, chief engineer; Lieut. (Junior Grade) John B. Cleland, Lieut. (Junior Grade) J. L. Sullivan, Lieut. (Junior Grade) J. F. Carpenter, Ensign B. E. Stahl, commu- nications; Lieut, John W. Schultz, Sup- Ply Corps. Lieut. Comdr. S. A. Greenleaf, com- munications, has been assigned to duty in the communications office at the Navy Department. Lieut. (Junior Grade) H. B. Taliaferro and Lieut. R. B. Stevens, have been ordered to duty in the Navy Yard. The following have been ordered to duty at the Naval Air Station at Ana- costia: Lieut. A. B. Craig, Lieut. H. F. Souther, Lieut. H. J. Huester. Lieut. (Junior Grade) Frank R. Shea, Medical Corps, has been ordered to duty at the United States Marine Base at Quantico, Va. Lieut. Cleland, who left Washington aboard the Destroyer Hamilton, pro- ceeded with that ship as far as Nor- folk, where he was detached and re- turned to Washington overland. The following personnel changes in the Reserve at large have been an- nounced: Resignations: Ensign James J. Burke, Lieut. Comdr. Paul L. Hammond, En- sign John W. Maloy, jr.; Lieut. William M. McGinitie, Lieut. Joseph W. Mul- lally, Ensign Hamilton Powell, Lieut., (Junfor Grade) Paul T. Shultz, jr.; Lieut. Duane S. Tweeddale, Ensign Claude A. Youmans. Discharges: Chief Carpenter Paul Troy, Radio Electrician Paul C. O'Har- ra, Ensign Paul G. Varelopulo, Chief Radio Electrician Cecil Bailey, Lieut. Leonard Buchanan, Ensign Kenneth A. Page, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Harry B. Carney, Ensign Charles G. Ironmonger, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Samuel E. Pay- son, Ensign Prederick A. C. Wardenburg, Lieut. William CIlift, Lieut. (Junior Grade) Charles S. Britt, Lieut. Comdr. Charles S. Leonard, Lieut. John J. Foran, Lieut. Comdr. Richard O. Her- bert, Ensign Perley P. Milliken. Honorary retired: Lieut. George L. Batchelder, Boatswain Henry Brown, Comdr. Walter J. Peterson, Lieut. Comdr. Henry F. Long, Lieut. Comdr. Herbert Hudson. The Navy Department has published in the Reserve bulletin a list of books which is recommended for officers who desire to plan a professional reading course. ‘The Secretary of the Navy has ap- roved the recommendation of the se- tion board for the selection of one officer of the Naval Reserve for pro- motfon to the rank of captain. The board recommended Comdr. Frank Ross Lackey. Comdr. Lackey now is on duty at the headquarters of the 3d Naval Dis- trict, New York, in connection with the instruction, training and drilling of the Naval Reserve. LEAGUE SESSION ASKED IN GRAN CHACO DISPUTE Recent Developments Declared Un- favorable for Hopes of Peace. By the Assoclated Press. GENEVA, June 17.—A special ses- sion of the League of Nations Council to deal with recent developments in the and Bolivia, to be held before the end of June, was asked for yesterday by the Council Committee charged with this problem. The latest news from the scene of this continuing warlike struggle was said to be unfavorable for the reali. zation of hopes for peace. Bolivia, in & recent communication to the League, expressed views which Geneva author- ities thought revealed obstinate diffi- culties in the way of recomciling the claims of the billigerent states. INJURIES KILL FLYER MARCH FIELD, Calif., June 17 (#). —Licut. Edward B. Kennedy, 24, one of four men injured in the crash of an Army transport plane in Cajon Pass; on June 1, died yesterday. His was the fourth death, three enlisted men having been killed, when the plane struck & mountainside in a dense fog. The other injured recovered. Lieut. Kennedy was a resident of Berkeley, Calif, Cardwell, Medical Corps: Lieut. J. E.| Gran_Chaco dispute between Paraguay | ATE. 1. C. C. ORDER HEARING OPENS TOMORROW {21 Railroads Seek Annulment of | Pcwer Reverse Gear Change. | he Associated Press. CLEVELAND, June 17.—Hearing of the suit brought by 21 raflroads seek- ing annulment of the Interstate Com- | merce Commission’s power reverse gear lorder will start Monday before three | Federal judges. An intervening petition in the suit was filed yesterday by Alvanley Johnston, | grand chief engineer of the Brother- Ihood of Locomotive Engineers, and D. | B. Robertson, president of the Brother- | hood of Locomotive Firemen and En- | ginemen The suit affects approximately 700 railroad companies. The ordeg was made effective July 1. The cost of installing the equipment on the approximately 47,000 locomo- tives affected would be nearly $7,500,000, rallroad men said. The railroads de- clare the order is without warrant or authority in law and is beyond the statutory powers of the I. C. C. Degree for Prince Olaf. GRAND FORKS, N. Dak., June 17 (#\. —Crown Prince Olaf of Norway will re- ceive an honorary degree from the University of North Dakota next Fall, President-elect J. O. West announced today. He said the Crown Prince planned to visit the United States. i | PUBLIC LIBRARY I THE WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE. In connection with the World Fco- nomic Conference in London the Pub- lic Library calls attention to the fol- lowing background material on the purpose and program of the most sig- nificant international gathering since the beginning of the world depression: Preparations for the Conference. ‘World Prepares for Conference, by Leo Pasvolsky. New Outlook, 161: 17-19. April, 1933. A consideration of the work of the experts of the governments of the world in preparation for the World Economic Conference. “The success of the con- ference will depend in great measure !'upon the vigor with which the partici- pating governments enter upon pre- liminary negotiations.” Preparations for the World Economic Conference, by J. G. McDonald. Foreign Policy Assoclation, April 29, 1933. (Pamphlet.) A radio talk in “The World series explaining the interrelated lems before the World Economic Con- ference; the reduction of tariffs, the re-establishment of an international monetary standard, and the of the international price level. American Policy at the Economic Con- ference, by J. M. Kenworthy. Nine- teezx:x‘th Century, 113: 269-281. March, 1933. An interpretation of the American economic policy by an English writer who thinks that in order to make the Economic Conference a success con- cessions must be granted to the Ameri- can point of view. Tasks of the World Economic Confer- ence, by Sir Walter Layton. For= ;iwz;; Affairs, 11: 406-418. April, ‘The work of the conference will be the restoration of order in monetary and financial matters, and the libera- tion of international trade from re- strictions. Shall there be closed na- tional economies or economic interna- tionalism? ‘World Economic Conference, by Peel. Contemporary Review, 143: 129-137. February, 1933. A fairly optimistic discussion of the problems included in the scope of the coming conference; e: trade re- strictions and the stabilizat of cur- rencies. World Economic Conference by Ger- hard Hirschfeld. Commonweal, 17: 653-655. April 12, 1933. A review of the work of the who prepared the agenda of the World Economic Conference. The Program. World Economic and Monetary Confer- !l;(é; ‘World Affairs, 96: 73-74. June, 1933. ‘The suggestions for the da of the conference submitted by the prepara- fory commission of experts, and the list of representatives from the United States. All Roads Lead to London. National Sphere, 11: 28-32. June, 1933. “Heroic measures to save the world are necessary.” The article gives the conference agenda and a summary of “Diseases to be cured at Economic Conference” in tabular form. Close-Up Views. World Trade Parley Prepares to Con- vene. American Observer, 1+ June 7. 1933. The prospects of success of the con- ference are not so hopeful, consider- ing the situation in regard to disarm- ament and the obstacle of the war debts problem, but the political state of affairs in Europe is better. Washington Goes to London, by F. H. Simonds. Review of Reviews, 87: 17-18. June, 1933. “The most important internatipnal meeting in the post-war period.” The outlook for London is not unfavorable, but both tariff and debt issues should be dealt with definitely. Sweet Nothings at London. New Re- public, 75: 113-114. June 14, 1333. An editorial, rather skeptical aé to the results of the World Economic Conference. The conference will be dominated by America, England and France, but none of these three nations will assume leadership. Discussion will be limited strictly to a few tech- nical problems, the most pressing of which is the removal of monetary ex- change restrictions. The World Economic Conference, by Felix Morley and Gardner Jackson. National Advisory Council on Radio in Education. (Pamphlet.) A radio discussion, delivered May 6, stressing the necessity for co-operation between nations to secure better eco- ncmic conditions. The following radio | talks, given under the same auspices, | which clarify the international situa- tion, will be received by the reference room in a short time: May 13—Germany and the World Economic Conference, by R. L. Cary. May 20—Trade Barriers and the World Economic Conference, by Henry Chalmers and Felix Morley. May 27—National Planning and In- ternational Trade, by Leifur Magnus- son and R. M. Boeckel. June 4—The Position of the United States at the London Conference, by J. H. Rogers and Gardner Jackson. June 10—International Monetary Re- construction, by H. G. Moulton. The London Conference, by D. B. Woodward. 1933, A small book which gives a clear exposition of the work which lies be- fore the conference. The author dis- lA;usses flil; mda)or problems which will e considered—the monetary system, the gold standard, falling prices, trade Testrictions, and some of the contro- versial questions which, if introduced, may make the work of the conference more difficult. The book is ordered and will be in the few daya, |