Evening Star Newspaper, October 3, 1936, Page 32

REAL ESTATE. REALTORS T0 GET SESSION SCHEDULE Tentative Program Covers Entire Week of 29th Convention. A tentative schedule of meetings eovering an entire week that will make up the twenty-ninth annual Con- vention of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, to be held in New Orleans, will this week be placed 1n the hands of the association’s active members in more than 450 principal eities of the country. General sessions of the convention, with President Walter W. Rose, Or- lando, in the chair, are to open Wednesday morning, November 18, and to be held also on the afternoon of November 19 and the morning of November 21. Meetings of the as- sociation’s institutes, and divisions as | now scheduled will cover three half days each, but will not all be simul- taneous. They dovetail each other the remaining portions of November 18, 19 and 20. ‘With important matters in prepara- tion for strengthening real estate scheduled to come before it, the regu- lar quarterly meeting of the associa- tion's Board of Directors will open November 17. The Executive Commit- tee of the association will meet on the afternoon of November 16. ‘With meetings of the association’s specialized institutes, divisions and councils staggered over a period of three days, initial sessions for each ‘will be as follows: American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers—Wednesday p.m., Novem- ber 18. Institute of Real Estate Manage- ment—Thursday a.m. November 19. National Mortgage Board—Thurs- day a.m., November 19. Brokers' division—Wednesday p.m., November 18. Land developers and home builders | division—Wednesday p.m., November 18. Industrial property division — ‘Wednesday p.m., November 18. Institute of Farm Land Brokers and Managers—Thursday a.m., November 19. Realtor Secretaries’ Council—Thurs- day noon, November 19. States’ Council —Wednesday eve- ning, November 18. Governing councils of the institutes and executive committees of divisions and counclls will plan the year's work for the special fields of real estate they represent. They will meet Tues- day morning, November 17, with the Governing Council of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers meeting on the preceding evening to pass upon recommendations of its Admissions Committee, which on Monday morning of the convention week will open examinations for men who want to win the designation | yea L New Studio Home in Rollingwood This new dwelling in nearby Rollingwood, Md., was built by the Shannon & Luchs Develop- ment Co., who have sold it to Mr. and Mrs. G. Milton Thomas. BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY. ATAN has some strange name- S sakes among Nature’s Children, the most interesting. 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Large fish do not interest them. Small crustaceans, young fry even their great dsprings,” is one g he lies motionless on the bot~ H ¢ cephalic fins that reach for- ward like supple, hornlike projections her aide of the head, are used serenely along with these horns wide open will clasp anything that comes between them with a viselike grip. On occasion, when the chain of & 2 away goes. the devilfish, vessel ana alll That has been the experience of several sober anglers, whose re- ports upon their experiences has been identical. Indeed, the pear]l fisher- men of California, use two anchors. One baby is born each year. A buxom child weighs as much as 20 pounds, the mother over 50 pounds. Mobulas are found in warm seas. ‘They are captured with rod and reel, harpoon or seine. They make a great to do sbout their predicament, and die shortly after being taken prisoner, It is said they make & soft, musical, bell-like sound as they pass on. The mobula is the cousin from Brazil and the Carribean Sea. The || Florids cousin, the true devilfish of the United States, manta vampyrus, has been seen in the “shoals” on the South Carolina comst. Their habits ere the same. Perhaps you will have the thrill that comes once in a while to every fisherman and see the devil- Presenting a New Studio Hom That You Would Be Proud to Own X Furnished by Hutchison Living Room in Model Home—2017 Rosemont Ave. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1936. fish come “sweeping along the beach, mmnmdmmmmm (Coprright, 1936,) INCREASED HEAT Light-Colored F¥lat Paint Récom- mended for Radiators. lows the radiation of far more heat than doss metallic paint. Tests made by the Bureau of Standards reveal that if a metallic-conted radiator is repainted with s fiat paint, either white or colored, the heat given off can be increased from 10 to 20 per cent. The scientific section of the Na- tional Paint, Varnish and Lacquer brown and black. 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