Evening Star Newspaper, December 16, 1934, Page 87

REAL ESTATE. SALE—-HOUSES. (Continued.) TWO-FAMILY FLAT. *l4th & PARK RD. N.W. thoroughly modern and attractive (ding. " containin of 5 rooms. Ihd porch ea eq! ulnned Wilh lllw- hot-water heatelectric refrigeration. lockers and many other modern This is a_good investment or & home that will helo pay for itself. ~No loan in rent for several vears, Priced low H ek For information, address NORTH’WEST BRICK HOME. 5126 5th ST. N.W. Open Daily Umlll 9 P.M. 8 bright rooms. tiled with showe! ntry. electric refrigerator. inlaid lino. m. cement front porch. < screened re large front and ;' convenient to_schools, transportatiol minutes to down- town business center. Might consider clear lot or smaller house in exchange. See Mr. Mosse, | Phone Georgin (3% APLE & JAMES, INC. District_3347. $69*()—\ E\V BRICI\ "HOME 1 block Eastern High School. graded schoal: " transportation and stores con- venient: un, d_convenience. B Rooms 1o bath. 3 Tl bed rooms. uitra- modern _kitchen, recreation room. built- in garage. Open. lighted and heated, noon until 8 pm. Small cash and easy p ments. 315 17th pl. n.e 16 $3,300. Convenient to Navy Yard. A well-built bay-window brick dwelling. six large rooms and bath, Jarge dry cellar. Can be pur- chased on terms of $300 cash. balance $30 Per month, to include interest and principal, J stores and One 1 F. DONOHOE & SONS, —3 ‘7” e R 4606 Norwood Drive, $9,250—Detached Home. NEAR CHEVY CHASE COUNTRY, CLUB Beautitul detached home on lar 5 epa: lavatory. and all modern conveniances: large living room with open fireplace and a host of other attractive features in this smart evy Chase residence: in new-house con- jeal val 50. Open SEE THE NEW HOMES., Sample Open to 9 P.M. 5812 4th ST. N.W. Bemi-detached bricks. 7 rooms. 2 baths. large kitchen breakfast room. very large club room knotty pine finish. built-in garage. These homes have many attrac- tive features. never before found in a home at the low price asked here. Sample house attr: ctively furnished. - Your prompt Inxpe%}an urged. APLE & JAMES INC 5 3 SEMI-DE LHEIJ HOME. Marietta Park. f-room & bath brick. Col. front porch, upper and lower back porches. garage Only three years old. in new-house condi- tion. Owner transferred from Washington. Priced for aulck sale at $8.800; S850 cash. An opportunity to cheap home on Par |n!n!t“nn call Mr, Ben- & James. Inc. Res. Geo. easy terms REPOSSESSED HOME BARGAINS 85.050—Takoma Park—Attractive 2-story and dnished r &b ec.; lfl.?SD—Nnr ey Chase O getached brick 2 DO es. rdwood fioors, Open Arepiace. sarage: ciote to cars a A perfect home. Vacant. | WM K. HARTONG & co, o Shoreham Bide. ___ Nattonal $750 CASH. PAYMENTS L 5 THAN RENT. Just off 16th st. in Saul's Addition; de- tightful “detached Fome. containing X larze Tooms and 2 baths. furnished room in attic, lovely sleeping and living porches: getached garage: well landscened lot. This 15 a rea Advise_auick scti £ TOTEDO GUARANTY CORP, 1026 Woodward, Bldg. National 2626, ““WOODRIDGE BUNGALOW. 2002 Vista 8t. NE. 8ix-room” house. newly decorated: lot 100x00: t GEEL $200 cash’ and $40 per mont! pen for insoection £ EDWARD M WILLIS olavestn 4044 F (Heart of » oS0 TERN s r New. Detached 6-Room Brick Hot-Wnttr Heat. Pinished Attic. Garage. Open_ Daily and !\'M\nn . ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO Shoreham Bide_Phone National 4 Home Buyer If vou wish to live in a stricted white neighborho convenient to public and pa rocial ols, Navy ~ Yard, Capitol. all Government Build- ings, shopping and business districts INSPECT 1709 C St. NE. & 341 17th PL. NE, 7 and 8 rooms. 1 and 2 bathss recrestion room and built-in ocation, fs ideal on premises. or your broker. J. S. Gruver, Owner Repossessed Houses ‘We have 8 houses that must be sold at mortgage costs, The houses are modern, in good sections of District and near- by. Can be purchased for a small down payment and monthly payments that ars lower than rent. District 3900 FIRST SHOWING 124 Taylor St. N.W. Semi-Detached Reconditioned Throughout Price, $7,450 6 large rooms and inclosed sleeping porch. Deep yard with 4-car garage. Ideal for business man to store delivery trucks. OPEN DAILY Beautifully furnished To Inspect, Call Nat’l 7135 | 2610 THIRD ST. (3 blocks N. of R. I Ave. N.E.) SEMI-DETACHED LARGE, MODERN KITCHEN 3 ROOMS DEEP Tiled Bath and Shower ectrolux Refrigerator Recreation Room | Adjoining Government Park PRICE, $7,950 Easy Terms Waggaman-Brawner Realty Corporation 1700 Eye St Met. 3860 9 Rooms, 2 Baths, New, Semi-Detached 2722 Cortland Place N.W. Facing Rock Creek Park l In the most desirable location in Washington — Beautifully Furnished. GAS HEAT Open Daily and Sunday WILL TRADE to X BROWN BROS. Owners—Bullders—Columbia 1755 must be cheap. ! omce. | reduction 3 11 SALE—HOUSES. 1 block from l4th st Manor Park. living pore tricity; large lands od lot. Chased Jurder Nome: Rs Coffering a Femark- able value: L. T. GRAVATTE, 720 15th 8t. Realtor. Natl. 0“53. —_Evening_Phone Georgia 2900. " WILL TRADE NEW CHEVY CHASE HOME For clear lot or small property: all brick, e, uxe Kitchen. recres: hished ‘aitic, buiit-in sarnge. No agents. Address Box 236- Star_office NEW DETACHED BRICK. ¢ BED ROOMS AND 2 BATHS. One bed room and bath on the fi !flocr. excellent location northwest: s 0of, furred walls. gas heat, eleciric refrigerator. screened. caulked and sarage. Here value Dist. 8917. WM. L. MOORE. __ Geo. 2802 COLORED—HARVARD £T. E,OF Tath H-wh. elec. lights I 36760, L5, ‘THADEN, Gleveland e«o COLOREHHEEMAN AVEY elec.. 100 down. T, tricity; $250 down. ORED—BROOK 2th _AND T BT8 n bath. electricity. lmi reasonable price and_terms. Decatur 1160. o) & rms first-class priced. 2 floors: am.i condition reasonably all N 2692, Sunday; De- orth 0. week COLORED—-CDLONIAL TYPH RMB h-wh. elec. parque chojce n.w. section; Sfl 000. smll’ cun North_47¢ DON'T READ THIS Unless you are looking for the best home inArlington County at the price. Nestled n a erove of ouk trees on a large corner KC | his beautisul Cae ¢ od e the most dis- criminating purcha: It is more than ust another ‘‘ho ale’: it's a real An all- !Xectnc klu:hen Delco ol lily pond and many other well- -nut IT;W n!ments lo to make it Ter] and Snndly Untl 7 P.M. CAMPBELL. ome. burner, the * OFEN Saturda Vlcmt lmldml 9. Sunday and'evemine phoné Walnut 847 or drive over upper road to dr! turn in at Oakerest and look XDr 1gD. Open for Inspection Heated and Lighted One of » sToup of 40 proposed brick room houses in Club it flhlnhu the Army & Navy"country A bei autifal_wooded suburb on 2 sold; others under construction. Thermo-Air Conditioned— 90-11. $6.950; terms easy. ern construction. Rosemont Plrl-—N!v 5-room modern bungalow with lace 500 cash. Illlnu lllt nnt . J. LEE PRICE Oakcrest Office 202 Mt. Vernon Ave. Phone Clarendon 272 M 3 LOR!D—NEAR A 8 N r. bath. h.-w.h. elec porches. ga bargain_for quick sale. Decatur 504 50—IRVING ¢ oom and bath bri rooms (3 on 2nd and 3rd tlch' papered; new h.-w. plant, ge. offer or (l‘l;n‘lll cash Ind yn\lr urml FOR comRI:D—N .v AVE. ONE BQUARI' from Ho e Bldg —Ten-room brick. Bathe: owh. ole. Erie $¥30 Cach: Biinace $0 per math r Colored—Near Lincoln Park—Eight Jooms. bath, howh, elec. Price, 000, COLORED— R-ROOM _HOU: well constructed: perfect condition; con crete garage:. breakfast and sleeping rches; built-in shower; instantaneous eater -W Wellhtl‘ stripped and screened: reasonabe 208 Rhode COLORED—fi “ROOMS. BATH AND PAN: semi-detached brick. Just papered and nice @Lreet. only Su small yment 5 BickTora pl e Colugnbn G520. after 6 p.me_ 1ot [ D—WILL SELL NEWLY RE- modeled bungalow. 4 Tooms. including bath am.i: new plumbing: $1.850; pay- sble $100. cash “balance 335 per monin. 2" Gault pl. ne. next to e BIDHSE Church. H L. Rhode _Island Mt. " Rainter, fiast ed; Tecently Make l(d. COLORED—1 r. and b_ brick, modern:” deep yar garase. Price 30.950; reasonable terr _GA Dt 08. 1126 Vt. RN sell §ood section. ‘ermont ave t E P. !CH“A);TZ‘ LNC See Mr._ Krame; #3101 8 LORED. Very nice home near l4th and Florida ave. n.w.. i rooms. tile bath. steam h elec.. just put in perfect condition and as 00d as nr\\ Price only $6.950, with rea- songble term PERCY H RUSBELL CO. BARGALN FOR COLORED. Suburban—Det.. 4 rooms and bath. b v.h. elec. Lot 125x12 3 5 IRVING ST. N.W.—10- | 3" ONLY $60.00 PER MONTH Includes interest. taxes. insurance and curtailment through Government-in- sured loans, now available. on a new five-room English type brick home on a wooded plot in Beautiful Aurora Hills, Va. Ten minutes from the White House. Close to stores, schools and b o U PRICE, $7,950 No Second Trust—No Renewals $1,550 cash THE M. H. BARRY ORG. 200 Arlinston Ridge. Aurora Hills, Va. Phone Walnut 8895 ot - e RENT—SUBURBAN. AND BATH. CAPITOL VIEW. a% 2?3‘:5 ANeee bt offce oom. st floor. best terms. light and heat.” near 14th st. car line Takoma Park., $10 month._ Phone Georgia 01 2 COLUMBIA ST.._ CHI Va: 4-room bungalow: water tricity 90 T cars, paved street. screens, N. LIGHTBOWN. ~Third houu on_right before cro: m: bndu leav- Mt Rainier to Cott C AT C BX‘N JOHN. fi‘““”s ?J!«.‘PJ.?NZ‘ Furhisned. iarge Are- electricity; $15 per mo. Inquire 3R st. n.w._Phone North 0314. ¢ MODERN "~ BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES, furnished and unfurnished. nearby Md and ‘Auto service for ins B MEASELL phone Cleveland 6o, o+ I BE " located 41“ WH(On $50 month, Phone cl-rendnn 1 VINGSTON RD_VIA C blocks bevond D 'C_ line: 6-rgom house. d. garage. garden chick. enced yard: rent rea: ot e ENAY, owner. I sonable. r!snonimle tenant. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSES. LARGE HOUSE. SUITABLE ROOMERS, fram owner; state lowest cash price. loca- tion, rooms, etc. Address Box 265-S, Star office. s WA location small payment. LD HOUSE: CONVENIENT present _condition unimportant S Telephone West 1888, 6 o A BMALL HOUSE. CONDITION: will make immed te ush offer. Phone North 0551 19* CLIENT WILL BUY SIX TO NINE ROOM house. ~suitable as home or investment. Address Box 198-S, Star | WEST TRAB Witite location, Will DAy up. to S5 001 cash; must_be bargain. Nort LIST YOUR SMALL HOUSES WITH ME. Brick or irame. any condition. city or suourban.__Have ready buvers for cash. H.H. CARTER. 308_Investment Building. Phone National 3178 IF YOUR PROPERTY TS FOR SALE. Sall cus “for prompt personal, aitention. TOLEDO ARANTY CORPORA“ON ulidips. _National i CASH FOR BMALL HOUSE, BRICK on frame. Write A. FISCHER. 1452 Clifton ston.w. CASH FOR OLD BRICK AND FRAME houses immediate settiement. E. A. GAR~ VEY. District 4508. 1126 Vermont ave. E ail SALE—SUBURBA! ALE_TWO ACRES OF GROUND Folt mile {his side of Oiney Inn on rth st. pike. Phone Columbia 5049 or address Box_343-S. Btar_office. $4.950—NEW b ROOM BRICK. 43 FORT ave., Lyon Park—One block to school, Slm- O P e W N R BUILDER. 5-ROO! GE_HYATTSVILLE HILLS, A1l modern improvements. sarage. $6.100 substantial. Call Hyattsville 14 BANNER ST., HYATTE\]LLE MD.—8 rms.. o1l burner, Electrolux er mo. Owner. Mrs. J. A. DORSEY . Beltsville \ld TAK( A—CLASGSIY ?[;n 00 e low. garage: good loca e Spifon 10 purchase it desired. Bhep- herd A ALOW—4 ROO! T 1!:llnct gometied : ot lare sty Tioelets Alnhce: lared o near (P‘ FARM 0 MINUTES OUT. NINE rooms lnd ‘l baths. ami. m(‘]udx‘nl n;l- _ 2 PORCHES Vernon Ask at and garage o 5 5 e at New Alex E for MR HARKEY i TAKOMA PARK_MD. 319 CEDAR AVE. 85,500, New brick bungalow, 5 rooms | and attic h.- steel sash windows. 2- - Tage: $1.000 cash. Terms &7 b B *8I"FAPOT. Builder = THREE - FAMILY ~ DUT COLONTAI house. upper floor well rented: & rooms and bath first floor. Good Takoma Park location. Might trade lar smlller house or_country _property. 01 ARK Z NEW BRICK HOUSE. 1y ‘hn stractive bing extratwell pullt, “Five Iarge Tooms. stairs to attic, two-car garage. Oak floo fireplace. h.-w h.. best American radiation May' be ‘bousht ‘on easy terms. May be e S itLE SR pusive Ase roll St. Takoma Bark, Geo. 3 50—NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. '\ rooms. bath. h.-w.h. hard flcors city_water. lot 50x150 included. $30_ per_mont] Call Walnut 8864, 10:30 to 1% am.. dav _and e Colymbia 1113 Sunday an REALTOR or A GIVE-AWAY FOR 3 A 6-R. minutes’ ride llx:l Md.; nr. Gov. IMPROV!MENTS in Maryland. one mile acre_and cow._ Seu gy e from District, 0OM acres, on’hard Toad: from Washingion; price. $2.000; B, balance $30 per mo.; clear of debt, res. large new barn. can be turned into fine home. on hard road. beautiful de; 11 miles trom Washingion: price. ; $100 cash. balance Also property of every size and kmd aee MASON HIRST. Annandale, Fairfax Vireinia, ‘ot the ‘end of Columbia” pike. Phane ‘Alexandria 43-F-3 Lo 5-ACRE TRAC N CEMENT FOAD i Trom Washington. - City. eleciricity. Greyhound buu!s beautiful_stream; $230 per acre; $5 , balance $15 per momh Alm beautiful new “and Colomal homes on easy terms. See M, ON EST Al dale. Fairfax County. E4i%imbia pike. Bhotie Alexandria 43-F- - )0 BUYS CHICKEN FARM NEA house. ~ Address !ox NEW CONDXTION——-ULTRA- e ath, 3-car garage | | of | modern. 6 rooms and b; { igeon house: plenty ol en artd close in " Wisconsin 4070 $500 CASH—REAL BARGAL Nearvy Virginia. exceptionally attractive : laree ot shade trees. splen- Address Box 453-8, SIX-ROOM Al TH MODERN BUN- galow in nearby Virginia: electric refris: gration. ofl heat: 10 minutes from town: bus passes door: open fireplace. shower. beautiful screened porch, See this Sunday. 512 Victor Building. National _2019. Sunday and Evening.Phone Walnut & FLR\ISHED HOME—$75. of 6 rooms and bath. hot-water i Chutner Micely furnished: Z-car 1z-acre ground: 20 minutes to 75 per month rooms, bath. hot-water heat. open fireplace, garage; $50 W. HILBERT, Lee H'way at Leeway. Phone walnut ln;_sz. heat. sarage Treasury Dept Home of 5 fac range, er month. BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK $5,250—Cozy little green ;mnm bunga- Ton “wi Jovely Iiving - and " dining Tooms which may_ be ‘nicely Lhrawn Josether for sntertaining 1t you wish. ppointed witn' Blectrolux refrigerator snd Ihe spacious bed rooms, 14x14 each, have four windows. Beautiful tiled bath with_shower: hot-water furnace run by gas if you desire; just being redecorated: fine_corner lot with shade and shrubbery: double garage. This was a lawyer's home a_splendid ain. We will need 500 cash and S50 monthly. cov- ‘interest and principal. $6.050—Beautiful English brick home. not auite finished. One enters this home through_an attractively arranged reception hall. The living room with its beautiful fireplace, also the dining room, are very .mmnlly nllnnefl The kitchen will be & delight to any home-loving woman. The wlen Idly arunled kitchen ~equipment, | with sink and cabinets across one entire side, will add to the charm of cooking. The beautiful tiled bath separates the two well-appointed bed rooms; the gecond floor unflnllhed s sumciently large for 4 rooms. The lot. with several delighiful shade trees, is 50x150. Look anywhere you may, any- where around Washington, for a house of ket only ve Stantial’ cash payment on' this Broperty. Apartments and Houses for Rent. MAUDE H. LAWRY, 3 Ce: Ave. Phone Shepherd 2540. NO CASH PAYMENT. 5:room and bath bunsalow; €35 month; 5-room bunga 936 “monthy. 8- Sha® water. $5.750, 225 mo.. "S0l vacant: 21s acres Sta 5-room bungalow. $200 cash, 910 mo. R H. ® ROOMS_ BATH. BUNGALOW. acre of ground. nesr Fou minutes' drive to District; Olney-Bandy _spring fon sutiful on high ce price; terms. !llver !prml ihd Takoma Fark. priced S. T. HICKMAN. 6903 gth lT. NW. Georgla 5 $1 &oo 15 acres on hard It ing not in good gond tion. 2 including dwell- 25 acres on famous Lee Hif Skyline Drive. lxc:llem bulld n: illel Grove of larse oaks vrl(t)h eam. Tile semi-bungalow. 00! hewh. garage. pouitry houles 2'acre !BOO cash, K, VA, New 5-room &_bath bun!nlos [X.38 Bor quick ssle. “pnee o348 Opén Sul L B. ALEXANDER, 64_Gilpin_st._ Alexandria. Rosemont, Va., Bargain, $3.750 Just this llfl‘ of Alexandria. Comfort- able om home. detached g -n. hut- an be t on x 155-5. Stay water hm elmriclu easy terms. office. SALE OR RENT—SUBURBAN. o P%?Hsuofiwna’&fi.ifi“fls,aoo‘ eEDalls and “Bu I\:nsmgton Realtv Co., Kensington, Md. Phone Kensington 132. Nights. Wisc. 2333. SALE—LOTS. BUY YOUR WIPE A LOT FOR CHRIST- mas on beautiful Mt Vernon boulevard Nioe lots for $650: 8100 cash_and $15 ver mnmh Audreu Box 31 .s am umte .AUTIF' 20%150 15 $0750. ehch: 31 MR. COOPER. Naf 50 SUBURBAN COMMUNITY | north of Washington. 30 minutes to down- fown. U4 acre lots, $200. Call Mr. JOHN- at WOODED CORNER, CHEV Rock Creek }" 500: 4 m!: In D. C.. down._$1_mo. IN GROWING R '8 907_1bth st. yms-u NR. 3 X0 cor Mm s alicort: ot 166K off Conduit rd.. $850. THOS, 815 lnh sz NW WALS! msmcz 7 ssl —'ue SALE—FARMS. wel W rents; BAUMAN, Natl. Cleveland 0833 2.000 YEAR, furnish _heat! LTER M. ) eves.. Clev. 0747. LATS RENTING AT GVER white: tenants 11 financed. le::‘e $1 Br PRICED $5.750; INOOM 600 A YEAR. ick store and apt.. 7th and Florida ave. 2 jate place for surplus funds. 917, MOORE. _Geo. 2802. bo 8 h 33 or! n levards; othing ke it secured. Phone National % Teat 41h and N 5ts. n.W.; firlce only u 000 -nh A. SIMO! rnn-xow SITE IN WASHING. at_intersection of two main ,l:"m" already THREE-FAMILY APT. AND DOUBLE garase: total rents $70 month: balf block 6thand Penn. ave. n.w. it rase, Fwor - lh ; rent $53 '$2.500 1:; trust. N.W. 7396, ROOH AN'D !ATH !RICK‘ HOUBI P o0 y renf i G 8l rented w‘c?‘lond at $366 nlrly Xentll. ice, 8 GUARANTY REALTY. IN 170K Bt Nw. National 0588. ear Star $10.000 EQUIT 0:,400% sound. clean, ualed: office. Ving: un- Box 465-8. E%{Vm !H“NO—IUBS’!'ANT‘I.AL gome; Brice reasonable. Shepherd RICK ID'J.. in occupied by nd fl lnd u’\dg In- usiness section ATTRACTIVE CORNlR 4-FAMILY practicall; conser: $1.7: FLAT. new. with latest improvements. tive investment at $12.500; rent. tenants furnish own 'hea F. MIDDLETON. Metropolitan 2827. on E HAVE A FEW APARTMENT HOUSES Which can be Bougnt Tor 55 TS rental ‘e also "have repossessed stores. all leased. They H)O',- ou: lhnwln{ large ulnnu your Invglmenu ick. 1427 Ev bul $1 av P R VACANT GROU! m!;clll fings jsteady for $76 monthly. northwest location 800 per year. sonable cash No dealers o. Jackaon st.n.6. 58,600 feet, rt an dom- Only 86,501 K w. with ‘2 house in rear: 500. " par bal Tnanced ' ilding and io-‘;: Sssociation. o A 0 for a) N st will rifice a Wil net qur than 16%. re- “EIGHT-UNIT APARTMENT — White Fully rented at § Newly financed. ~Price oni; 8.500. Statement upon request. ON & LUCHS CO.. SH. 1505 B o7 MW COMMANDING SITUATION Air 'ach private bath. Total 140 er year: (1 Prlc: $1 Phone Columbia 7608, T.\“ NT BUILDING, ardman Park Hotel. e St 40t P raa oducing splendid Tetrn Available on we ailable. unusually attractive basis nusu for auick sale. & rare opportunity, See Mr. Vick- OBERT L. McKEEVER Co. 2 Shoreham Bl National 4750. __SALE OR _EXCHANGE. hh 56 g2 au ba en 104 55 ou | fo 10 vei ch 171 dwelling *nd pay Sifference or trust. PERR Tl m:smAst AFART Ject to first trust. WE CAN TRADE YOUR PROPERTY __1427 Eye 8t BEAUTIFUL MIAMI BZACH DCLAN TO re Mrs. CORN will gxchange *for detached nome. M B!ALT‘U’UL MODERN 2 modern house n.w room house, ete oge to three distinctive dwelling: | Sect | FARM, Washington | main hard surface rox | income immediately ested. address_Box 407-! Jacksonville, you have. 'MODERN apartment building: ES TIMBER, WELL WATERED, clear. or would exchange for small assume ._Remington. Va ENT HOUSE SUB- for clear ground suir- gl‘ g SMITHY CO. Nat. w le for houses. 03. 811 15th rdless of location or size. ick results. DYER J. TAYLOR. N.W. Bee us for INC., Met. 0520, v, 100x1.000, MICHELSE! clear . FIRST COMMERCTAL ( FLND’ -ft. frontage on upper Georgia ave RRIS. Natl_R050. Sl KITC] Hampshire Gardens, for __Georgia 11 0 ACRES. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, modern. dairy farm, go thorgughly_equipped. _ Geo. 000 8Q. FT. OF GROUND ON THOR- ehfare west of R C Park. adaptable for will ex and bath apt.. e clear of incumbrance at r investment property or h to one trust. National 43 ACRES. | in 17 MILES FROM Montgomery County, o] 2 yery cheap ACRES OF LAl N SUBURBS OF Fla all free and .clear Ty reasonable or exchange for whatever __Address Box 404-8, Star_office. FIRE-PROOF _ DOWNTOWN all rented: will ex- anse for building eround in D. Ci 734 15th St. N.W. National 1680. ch 16th ST. NEAR tached corner, R SCOTT ange for smaller property. WALK] R, 734 15th St Nw fi-uonu mla CIRCLE—DE- consider ex- W, NE 4 er NENT VATa—Modern 1 story bric - I‘;\l l‘hlaullln 000 sa. ’rt. lix b““dm. h.v n attractive terms or wi 3 OH Il consider ex: EAR story brick, terms or uulwexcmnge trade, AREHOUSE oor space. Sell H. w. 734 15th St Nww,\u{zn. Natios 2nd AND SEATON STS. T &b sell on exceptional H 734 15th St NW. _ National 1680, th ST. NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE— Ol n 3-story brick by em rick building containing large - 5 1. & b. apartments. oil burn- will"seil on easy terms or consider W. H. WALKE! 4 15th St N.W. National 1680. n etc.; C€OUNTRY ESTATE; AN omery Co. farm; unex- plee: elec. current avail- ber. fine spring stream. ful opportunity for rare bargai won. ll llflmel’ rice for al h. rom wfl Ben nk Wddress” Box CENTLEMAN’ ougstanding celled locas n't miss this. A 2-ACRE CHICKEN farm: 6-room house: large chicken house. 10x83 10 : one acre gar- den. " Also oom house, old. RES D, UT 20 woodland. - balance cleared, With laree stream. smaller streams. good orchard: in excellent neighborhood; improved with &-room dwelling; 16 miles from Washing- ton, in Virginia, close to 00 Tosds; price. 500, erms,. MITC] or e-li Falls Church, Va.. phone E YOUR FAMILY A PLAYGROUND in the country for s Christmas present; 10 cre: tlec!ncuy 17 miles from down- town, in Ve : price. 8500 $25 down. $10 monghly. PAT WAGGAMAN, Falls Church R..sm ICTED SMALL ACREAGE mAm 10 miles from D. C. line, Montg. Co.. B0G eot Wondertl views: SiA s Wonderfu 5500 $1.0 h. high elevation, lhm !ulzlcl? ar ideal for camp o homé sites; B A PigRLEY IMZ 273 umcent timber. 321, UP FERTILE LAND. ROLLING ain well; “about 60 acres is well fenced and im- roved by a good 10-room dwelling. blrn and neces outbuildings Po‘n‘fl l: varln the _pri price of $4.300. !OUTHERN MARYLAND TOBACCO FARM! N. Prederick. Md. All Houses Are in 530 acrep near ot Topacce: 14 ooms rick: built 1741 by signer of ion of Independence: $20.00 acres on Potomac. 16 rooms. 150 “brick nogged” house: old Eng- excellent tobacco s01l; $18.000 cres on Wicomico. 16 rooms bath l!rna’e house. old English box. out- rm. 00 "t bu:ca -stock ll 7 u‘!’;\ o electric nower, tully equipped: 300 acres. overlooking Wicomico Valley: 12, rooms and bath, frame house: on State road. near school: $7.500. LEONARD SNIDER. LA PLATA. MD. Big State H'way Farm, 203 acres. tuc!or flrldl nlel nt 9-room home. good rn. plenty wood: Frutt. " water Sr 800 part cash: team. 3 cows, 80 hens. machinery, furni- ture.’ crops. etc.. include x:!uu- ALY Satalor. 1,000 bareains STH CcY. NLand File "Bide, Phia- Y OTHFR FARMS LIST- EDIN OUR OFFICE ARE REAL BARGAINS FARM RARGAINS ' ARE SCARCER N THEY WERE 6 MONTHS AGO. ol i LA District. on main pike north. on two State roads—230 Acres or more. with large brick Colonial house. more th 1d Lana has veen ter loam. Abol 50 acres woods #o0d streams Property wi farm land prices. though from District. _ About 2: bulldings. for $55 per acre. 36 acres on Baltimore- houses, with mod oil burner ) acres. without n pike. r. Half acre swimming pool. fed with two large springs. could be commercialized Tenant house. Owner leaving Washington, will sacrifice at about half original price Might consider taking in smaller property in trade. | Buftalo, N. ¥ 000- Good KUI06m Touse. Dractically new 85-7oot BARE barn, large corn house. other buildings: 2 acres in wheat: well rub@red long frontage on concrete road. A very fine f; absurdlv low price. Loc from Washington Buildings could no be replaced for $5 000 farm, $4.200: 300 farm_ ner poultry acre @ brick house $9,000—village dairy home, llage home.'8 rooms and bath | n lots of trecs i excellent conditi and shrubbery rge es. on Frederick-Baltimore pike. n, K everal dsiry farms shipping to Washington and Baltimore, high ‘average that roes with s 00 up. See photos. soil maps T surveys. R D_LILLIE CO. 264 Carroll St. Takoma Park_Geo. 3100 RENT—FARMS. FOR RENT—VIRGINIA FARM 47 ACRES. & miles from Highway Bridge 8§-room house, chicken houses. barn. Met. ]I\:Sfl ‘0 TO FOUR HUNDRED acres. for general farming. stock and dairy level preferred; within miles of Washington. i Vir- referred ALLISON & YOUNG. Fredericksburg CHESAPEAKE BAY. 60 acres: high. wooded elevation & low land. with sand besch. $50 110 acres: productive b\rm. 5.000-1t. bay & creek shore line: $10.000. 8 acres choice income property: 3 to- bacco tenants: 5 barns: over 6.000 ft. bay shore: $30.000. Address Box 434-8. Star office. POTOMAC RIVER 105 acres on salt water harbor. 45 miles D 'C. Sassa{ras sandy loam soil over 4.000 ft shore line. B-room house. 2 new tobacco barns & other buildings Ad:oins popular Summer colony. Can be pyrchased for less than 15 cost to owner "HEODORE Park road BROKER'S ATTENTION: WE OWN A Iarge number of detached rented houses in Chevy Chase. D.C. and elsewhers to ex- change for acreage suitable for subdivisions. ble water-front properties ON R. GORDON. 1427 Eye st. n.w. DJ*ULCLQ"JL B gRAPE MY _$R.000 EQUITY, Beautfrol ome in Rock Creek Park Ettate for farm near Washington. ~Address ch 249-R. Mce. “EQUITY _IN | Address Box TO TR\DE MY $6.000 northwest section for yacht. 250-R. Star office. wi Wi re linunnt STORE, 100 to 2.600 lu l‘. lrn RENT—STORES. SALE—STORES. el Dorrani o BRICE ndows Both Old_Georgetown rd ang u:on lane. 900 square feet. $30 per NICE STORE. EXCFLLENT FOR 8001 room.’ beer garden. Apply rth Capitol_st AT Phone National Unton_Trust 'l M NW._—LARGE ST( 3 Rain ghaen G, = 67"‘:’:2‘:‘. 8 41 BACK PART OF STORE, able for any repai i 30- T, Anahny TED ir shop or storage; 30. 28x65; fim‘- central location. 7-S. Btar_ofice e 1t of Teasonal herd 2774-, AT SILVER SPRING . oo 2 large show ull llde A]!n st‘;re "51‘&63“ g D- 11 31 a3 heated 62 Mt 3708 14th s 202% 5 et 04 9th BT. N.W.—25x100, $125.00 Pleasant st.—About 20x 75.00 —Good spot. 6750 llh lll’ll! . 80.00 . 37.50 GUARANTY RIAL '( 1706 K 8t. National 0588. 18 Connecticut 02 ang flog 21 14 10 11 2hha S3521 W""'"" w2 apt. separately or both_together. with apartment REALTY COMPANY. | 88 "034 Oeorlll ave —Store FRANK 3008 slonou AVENUE. Store ‘with 4-room. kitchen and bath Hot-water heat. elec. Rent. $50.00. S ARANTY REALTY. INC 1706 K 8t. N.W. 8T. 8E—2 STORES id 3-room and bath apartment on second or over each store. Stores can be rented Each store. $60; both stores_with XIE 0 AND 922 &th 14, NEW YORK AVE—STORE_ 8N Eap. st _storé & d-r. it 9 G st. n. w»azm and 4.r. flat. 1'% G st. o-Linen room. an S RUPFERT. mL OBERT A HL \IPHRIES REALTOR, 808 N_Cap. Bt. Na. 67330878, FOR RENT Best Section Connecticut Avenue Business Center near Dupont Circle 1640 Connecticut Avenue First and Second Flocrs Suitable for High-Class Business Purposes Elevator in Building RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. 1321 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Phone Decatur 3600 NEAR 14th & PARK RD. Large store with 5-room apt story brick garage in rear. —Trustees {horized to sell this valuable property at Own, your business-home. Atlon_ addrace Box S o MONEY TO LOAN. ELITY PLAN CORP.. 1400 L BT. PLAN C B —Credlt service; courteots. reasonable. Brompt. Phone National 6150: LOANS UP TO $300. On Aum. hxrnlt'm Co-Makers, Months to Pay. KRAFT LOANS, INC, 3303 Rhode Island Ave.. Mt. Rain! Phone Greenwood 1404 SAVE ON LOANS. (REFUND SYSTEM.) HYATTSVILLE LOAN CORP,, 5008 Rhode Island Ave., Auto—Furniture—Co-; Phone_Greenwood 1858. LOANS UP TO $300. ON FURNITURE, AUTOMOBILES INDORSERS. 1 TO 20 MONTHS TO PAY. COME IN. WRITE OR PHONE. STATE LOA‘\I CO 3309 R PHO\'E DECATUR :55.7. LOANS On JDousehold furniture makers Prompt service, SMALL LD DOMINIO! 06 Noren Washington St Alexandris Va. Phone Alexandria 2404. LOANS. Lowest Rates of any Institution Making Small Loans in Washington. LINCOLN SERVICE CORP. ‘Woodward Bldg. 15th and H Sts. N.W. Ma. autos or co- lawtul rates. LOAN COR! Suite 209. National 2003. REAL ESTATE I-OANS. STRICTLY ATE — CONFIDENTIAL loans up to 81,500, Call Norm 5311 week d-n between 6 and 7 TO LOAN D C. REAL mfi‘l‘l ywest _rates. mpt_service. 1115 Eye st. n.w. n o wE SELL UNEXPIRED FIRST Torteases 9n D: G- nalrby Md. and Va. I{r‘?yerly at lowest_d HARTUNG & CO.,, SHORFHAM BLDG. NATIONAL 2332, $100 to $100,000 SEE, PHONE OR WRITE US Pt ail your debts int it ity hiave one place o Ay yaller monthiy . payments. No nfllw——qmck-nflnu serv-, ice—reasonal One of the pay- oot Dlans” heludiny ibterest. $300—Repay $1.50 weekly. $500—Repay $2.50 weekly. $700—Repay $3.50 weekly. And so on. DR. A. HENRY, INC. 1018 ln St. N.W. (where Eve Ave.) N. s BN wml ers. ‘ $300 or Less. BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT. Stamps from President Roosevelt's personal collection will be displayed at the exhibition to be held in con- nection with the American Philatelic Soclety Convention next August. The Chief Executive has given his con- sent and a selection of specimens will be made either by “the Nation's pre- mier philatelist” himself or by Charles H. Vaughan, chairman, Exhibition Committee. Scheduled to open August 4 and to continue until the end of the month, the show will be staged, as previously announced, in the foyer of the Na- tional Museum, Constitution avenue, The Washington Philatelic Society at its quarterly meeting Wednesday evening voted against the printing of souvenir sheets of imperforate stamps and the circulation of imperforate un- gummed sheets among officials. A questionnaire on these subjects had been submitted by the National Fed- eration of Stamp Clubs. A stamp representing the new Su- preme Court Building is strongly in- dicated for release next May, coinci- ; dent with the dedication of the struc- ture. The campaign for the Memorial day stamp, asked by the Ladies’ Aux- iliary of the Grand Army of the Republic, is gaining in momentum. Several members of Congress are in- terested in the idea and have prom- ised to support it. The projected Boy Scout stamp in the end may be one in which the | Girl Scout movement also will be rep- | resented. Such a suggestion has been | made. T. Norman Palmer thinks the pro- | | posed presidential series is political in | purpose. “With a Democratic Presi- dent and the States well under Demo- cratic control,” he says in Kaw Chief Stamp Journal, “it is certain that it will be the Democrluc presidents who | will get the breaks. The 4-cent Martha Wsshlnzton coil stamp no longer is to be had from ;me Philatelic Alency. | Demand for first-day Washington | canceliations for the national parks stamps is growing. . But, alas, no lstock.s appear to be available. Deal- ers and agents missed their chance. Christmas time is the pre-cancel | specialist’s opportunity. Wise collec- tors will keep their eyes open. In two stamps, issued December 3, Cuba has paid philatelic tribute to Dr. Carlos J. Finlay, one of the heroes of modern medical science. Born December 3, 1833, the doctor” was a native of Camaguey. JefTerson Medical College, Philadel- phia, and prac- ticed in Havana, beginning in 1875. His theory | of the transmi sion of yellow fever by the “culex” mosquito | was _ announced at the Interna- tional Health Washington, 1881; and RETGBLICA B (U4 ey Conference, plague, formulated at about the same time, resulted in “a sure method for the extinction of the disease.” His Havane Medical College, Jeflerson College, the British School of Tropical WANTED—MONEY. WOMAN "ANXIOUS TO OBTAIN A LOAN of $3,600 at 37 interest on property worth much’ more than this sum. Any person wishing to make & good investment please write to Box 290-S._Star_office. . $5.000.00 15t TRUST. 4 HOUSES. 6%, NO commission, ' Rental '$1.440"annual. ~Ad- drul Box 307-8. Star office. PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES. Operating Under Uniform Small Loan Laws L IN | W you ats Head of the Family. you don't have to be Sents Claus in one lump sum. By obtaining e losn of $300 or lass from this office you can give your family o real old fashioned Christ. mas and pay for it in 5. 10 or in ae many &5 20 small monthly sums . . . and Breathing Spel that would be. The full amount of the loan is received without deduction .. . usally within 24 hours. Loans are offered o8 household goods. ©on sutos, on the signatfure of the ber- rower with endorsement. any combination of these three kinds of security. COME IN. PHONE. OR WRITE. —_—— AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAY ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Au:uoneen ' SALE OF R.IA ESTATE mvimls.xgio YHouei‘. 'iv‘&lfli filfix GARAGE N mm%fi‘"‘xom‘u- FLORID ded In ‘?flu'l:nn 1B Vo ST T S r No. 'hel‘dl of the District of Colu tht uest of era bllo uction, in_fr :x'x "x"'gégnu. i OF DI [BER. 1“"‘ Sropersy. m’fi msm DYO:C{“ Lwe 28) |fl fambia ject to ll n( n lstrict at page lzo . subl relmc‘thr and coven Tty is b?o ‘of the ’npe.nor of the said ‘Sistrict Columbia it 2°407 ang Taxation as :z 3 ?fi":& s H n; aid in ca ghase money 10y Bromissors ots of pur: Tee vears, with in re:l shildine & Jine b suid be represented by a Iifxr er r cent per annum !rom date ::Jsble semi- 5 \ ( urchaser. sale. amination_of r”nm‘ tt mn recordlnl lnd notariai fees at ith -nfun tmrt, dun?:o- day °?"i2x‘%’ duz;er' e trustees reserve the right Toper cost e porchaver. atier ive dave ad- cg:uu nr po lueh renle in some news- Seber pblaned o %r:. £ by '%gim 8t 23 e15.16,17.18.19 0od | He was educated in France and at| his plan of campaign against the | honors included recognition from the | REAL ESTATE ALBERT F. KUNZE, President, Washington Stamp Club of the Air, and past president, ‘Washington Philatelic Society, now active in organizing the junior di- vision of the American Philatelic Society convention exhibition, to be held at the National Museum next August. A native of New Jersey, educated at Northwestern University and the University of Chicago, he has been a resident of the District of Columbia since 1925, serving suc- cessively on the legal staffs of the ‘War Department, the Department of Justice and the State Depart- ment. For more than three years he has been giving radio lectures on stamps from Station WOL, acting as a philatelic adviser in the public schools and writing for the philatelic press. He has been a collector of all types of stamps and has no special preferences, but the educational aspect of philately is his particular field of interest and enterprise. —Harris-Ewing Photo. Medicine and the French government. He died in Havana, August 20, 1915. Each of the two stamps shows Dr. | Pinlay's portrait. The 2c value is carmine; the 5c, blue, Chile has a new stamp—3p, red— | honoring Domingo Santa Maria, president from 1881 to 1886. He sub- dued the Arsucaman Indians and brought | close an expen- | (R {sive war with | Bolivia. During his administra- tion, the En- cyclopedia Bri- enucs more than doubled and continued to increase. The government, therefore, was able to meet all existing obligations, to en- | courage immigation and aid agri- | culture and mining—in short, to do | everything except redeem its paper money. The peso depreciated to | about half its value: prices rose ac- cordingly. Thus in a period of ap- parent national prosperity the masses of the people suffered greatly.” The Dominican Repubhc is respon- sible for the latest of bridge stamps— | an issue showing the Generalissimo Trujillo Bridge, recently erected as a part of a national reconstruction pro- | gram initiated by President Trujillo and commonly called his name. The value is Ic, green, and the issue | is bracketed with the I3c, dull violet, |and lc, dark green, | year. The Priedrich von Schiller com- | memoratives of Germany—6pf.. dark | green, and 12pf, carmine—are proving popular, They were issued on the 175th anniversary of the poet's birth, November 10, 1759; and their appear- ance testifies to the hold which he still has upon the affections of the German people. A life-long and un- faltering idealist, he died May 9, 1805, and his last words, uttered a few moments before he expired, were: “Many things are growing plain and clear to me.” ‘The Netherlands have four Christ- mas semi - postals depicting a child CAarrying a star. From the sale it is expected that funds may be realized for the mainte- nance of the work of the child wel- fare societies of the nation. The values are: 115c plus 11.c; Sc plus 3c; 6¢c plus 4c, and 127;¢ plus 3'sc. A Danish humorist, Ludwig von Holberg by name, is commemorated in four stamps of Norway, issued as a compliment to the 250th an- niversary of the subject’s birth, The design shows his portrait and autograph, and the values are: 10-ore, green; 15-ore, brown; 20-ore, rose red, and 30-ore, blue. ‘The muurnlnm;ps of Yugoslavia in tribute to the late King Alexander now include the following values: 25p, black; 50p, green; 75p, slate NOKRGE, &2, STAMP DEA“I!. n" ADE YOUR DUPLICATES. New method. ‘Write lor ‘!‘lfll rll ollywood 10P North Vlr-.l!. H.Il:'ul. Su-po—Colu—Anhcnvh Bought and Seld Hobby Shop 716 17th St. N.W. DIst. 1272 ~Whitney's Stamp Mart_ Natl. 3335 1415 H St N.W. XMAS ALBUMS k of Scott's and Elby Albums is Also of Gatalogyes. But not in- exhnum le. iter ow with de- 3 Hlve all llndl al lets and single &a-on. S18°F N.W. Just Received A n m".'x'x' 20,000 variety collection. f foreign. Each item or quick over-the-counter Fl‘l: lE:u .r Co. Open Until 6 P.M. Every Evening. * San Rafael ! Bridge stamps released earller in the | green: 1D, red; 150D, pink: 1.75D, dark carmine; 3D, slate blue; 3.50D, ultramarine; 4D, deep orang 5D, purple; 10D, dark olive; 15D, deep brown; 20D, dark violet, and 30D, rose. Brazil has honored Cardinal Pacelli, papal delegate, in two stamps of identic design. The values are 300-reis, car- mine, and 700-reis, blue. For ths central motif a statue of the Savior with outstretched arms has been em- cloyed. The text includes an inscrip- tion signifying: “Visit of Cardinal Pacelli.” ‘The new health stamp of New Zea- land shows & mounted Crusader with & banner inscribed “Health.” J. Berry was the designer, and De La Rue & Co., London, the printers. Poland announces another stamp homage to Gen. Pilsudski, issued on the 20th anniversary of the formation of the Polish Legion, of which he was comman- der. He served as the first Pres- ident of the new republic and still has great influence in state affairs. The value of this issue in his name is 25gr, dull blue. Second Assistant Postmaster Gen- eral Harllee Branch has announced that “in the near future” airmail serv- ice will be established at Burlington, Jowa, as a stop on AM-9, Chicago- Dallas route. “A special cachet,” he says, “will be furnished the post- master, and the usual treatment of philatelic mail will be authorized.” H. George Boyle has prepared for Stamps Magazine a list of post offices where 13-star flag cancellations may be had. The following are included in the roster: Forest Glen, Goldsboro, Greensboro, Leonardtown and Reis- terstown, Md.; Amherst, Appomatox, Buchanan, Damascus, Fairfax, Gate City, Greenway, Halifax, Herndon, Kilmarnock, Scottsville, Stony Creek, Stuart, Vienna and Yorktown, Va. and Cairo, Davis, Elm Grove, Gassa- way, Glen Dale, Harpers Ferry, Owens and Williamstown, W. Va. Other 13-star towns, submitted by Chester L. Lankford, are: Hawley, Pa.; Menahga, Minn.; Trenton, Nebr.; Jonesboro, La.; Wichita Falls, Tex.: Marion, 8. Dak.; Fort Recovery, Ohio: Lepanto, Ark.; Marion. Mass.. and East Side Station, Fairmont, W. Va. in ‘Westminster College, New Wilming- ton, Pa., has authorized lectures on philately in English and journalism classes. The Leisure League, 30 Rockefeller plaza, New York, has published an | attractive and exceedingly interesting and well-written booklet of 87 pages on stamp collecting by Henry Renouf. Priced at only 25 cents, it is non-com- mercial in purpose and should be wel- |comed as an asset to philateiy. An interesting souvenir of the original Washington Collectors’ Club has come to light in the papers of the late James H. Houston. It consists of | a circular which reads as follows: “An informal meeting of local stamp col- lectors was held on October 27, 1897, for the purpose of discussing the ad- visability of organization. It appeared to be the unanimous opinion that it would be greatly ‘o the advantage and convenience of Washington philatel- ists to have a permanent home in a central location, where regular meet- ings might be held, where members might at any time meet one another for the purpose of exchanging, ex- hibiting and studying stamps, as well as consulting the leading foreign and domestic philatelic journals and cata- logues, and where local and out-of- town collectors would always find a welcome. A committee was therefore appointed to outline a plan by which these ends might be accomplished. “On November 19 this committee reported that the sentiment of local collectors was favorable to such an organization, and that, acting on this basis, the committee has secured suitable quarters at 702 Fourteenth street northwest. “The report of the committee be- ing accepted, the meeting proceeded to permanently organize, and the name ‘Washington Collectors’ Club’ was adopted. The following officers were elected: President, Ward Thorol first vice president, W. W. Karr; sec- ond vice president, W. L. Drury secretary, Dr. E. M. Schaeffer; treas- urer, J. M. Bartels: librarian, T. R. Hungerford, and manager of sales |and exchanges, H. F. Dunkhorst.” The circular is dated November 23, 1897. The Washington Airmail Society will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in room 1085, National Press Building. Officers for 1935 will be elected. Alr- post enthusiasts desiring to join the club may adress Miss Alice B. Cilley, secretary. ‘The Washington Stamp Club of the Air will have a broadcast meeting from Station WOL Tuesday evening at 6:45 o'clock. Albert F. Kunze will speak on the new plan for a museum of American history in the Nation's Capital. Branch 5, Society of Philatelic Americans (Collectors’ Club), will meet Tuesday evening at 8 at the Thomson School, Twelfth street. William H. Beck, vice president, B: timore Philatelic Society, will discuss “Color Research and Philately.” Visi- tors will be welcome. The Washington Philatelic Society will meet at the Hotel Csriton Wed- nesday evening at 8 o'clock. Frank A. Bickert, a specialist on the phila- telic history of the German colonies, will exhibit and discuss his stamps of the German post offices in Turkey. There will be an auction under the management of Frederick R. Rice. The public is invited to attend. INSURANCE RECORD FUND ASKED HERE J. A. Marshall, superintendent of insurance for the District, told the Board of Trade’s Insurance Commit- tee yesterday that his department needs sufficient funds to maintain records on which the local workmen's compensation insurance rates could be based. He pointed out that his office takes in approximately $400,000 in license fees every year while its appropriation is not more than one-tenth that amount. The remainder goes into the Treasury. He complained that the District has to depend on rates set by the national actuary organi- zation. - A committee was designated to study the matter with a view to de- termining whether legislation should be recommended to Congress. Com- posing the group are E. J. Lewis, John H. Shannon, C. R. Barker, Ralph W. Lee, William T. Read, jr., and George E. Keneipp, chairman of the main committee. Moved by the mounting traffic fatality rate and the increasing con- gestion on Washington streets, the committee again advocated the auto- mobile indemnity insurance bill which was introduced at the last session of Congress. .