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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
2S BOY SCOUTS
 60 INTO CAMP
 FOR TWO WEEKS
Eagle River Camp Opened Today by Scouts for
 Two-Weeks Outing

Twenty-eight Boy Scouts from the two local troops today opened a two-weeks encampment at the Eagle River Scout Camp, under Curtis Shattuck, Camp Director. Twenty-two of the Scouts were ta- ken to camp this morning, and six went out Saturday to get every thing in shape for opening the encampment today.
 Hiking, exploration, swimming and nature studies will be features of the two-weeks program Any one going to visit the camp is asked to get in touch with J. w. Leivers, member of the Scout con- mittee, before leaving.
 Scouts who left today were Roy Smith, Tom Hall, Banner Smith, Kenneth Lee, Charles Talmage, Archie Gubser, Ralph Bardi, Har- ry Sturrock, Billy Lowe, Alex Bradley, John Davis, Jack Kearney, Jack Shaffer, Frank Metzgar, Joe Mclean, Frank Lamb, Henry Beh- rends, Earl Beistline, Harry Lu- cs, Tom Stewart, Mitchell Dani- loff, Eckley Guerin. Cars for trans portation were provided by Dr. R.. Simpson, E. Gastonguay, B. F. Heintzleman, H. I. Lucas and Brice Howard.
 Scouts who went out Saturday were: Kenneth Keller, Walter Scott, Roy West, Robert Simpson, John Stewart and Brice Howard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
ROOSEVELT MEN ARE SUPREMELY
 CONFIDENT NOW
Farley Says They Will Have Walsh Not Shouse for
 Permanent Chairman
VETS WINNING IN
 C. o. P. AND SOUTH
Republican Platform Will
 Be Wet - Democrats Dust Dry Senator

WASHINGTON, June 6.-An un- expected gesture of supreme con- fidence in the camp of Gov. Frank lin D. Roosevelt, leading aspirant f or the Democratic Presidential nomination, diverted political at tention from Prohibition develop ments in both parties. James A. Farley, Chairman of the New York Democratic State Central Commit tee, Roosevelt generalissimo, delib- rately bucked Al Smith and others who are opposing the nom ination of the Governor by an nouncing that Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana would be sought as the permanent chairman of the National Convention instead Of Jouett Shouse, who is considered anti-Roosevelt.
 G. o. P. Statement
 Also came statement from Re- publican leaders in conference here that the Republican platfrom would carry a plank demanding the re- submission of the Prohibition ques- ton.
 Another wet victory is chronicled from North Carolina, for quarter of a century staunchly dry, where Robert Reynolds, outright Prohibit ton repeal advocate, is leading dry Senator Cameron Morrison for the Democratic Senatorial nomination.
 This week the delegates to both the Democratic and Republican Ma tional Conventions will be all but completed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
Nelu Relief PIan Under
 Discussion
Conference Held Sunday Between Hoover and
 Party Leaders

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Presi- dent Hoover and Republican Party leaders Sunday adopted relief plan which will oppose that sub mitted by Speaker Garner.
 The relief plan provides features for strengthening the loan power of the Reconstruction Finance Cor poration to additional agricultural purposes and will lessen unemploy- ment in various ways.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
Counterfeiter Tries
 To Swallow Evidence

DALLAS, June GA Dallas man, found attempting to pass count erfeit bill, stuffed the bogus cur rency in his mouth and swallowed it before Federal agents seized the evidence. When the suspect learned officers already had seized other bills passed by him, however, he pleaded guilty to altering $1 cer- tificates to $5 certificates.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
EXECUTIVE BOARD OF LEGION POST MEETS
 TO DISCUSS FOURTH

To discuss plans for the com- mumty's Fourth of July Celebra- tion and name committees to take charge of arrangements, the Exe- cutive Committee of Afford John Bradford Post No. 4, of this city, will meet in the Dugout tonight.
 The post has accepted the invi- tation of the Chamber of Com- merce to handle the celebration this year as 1t has done for sev- eral years. At least $l 900 will be available to defray expenses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
Senate Accepts Comprom- ise Which Was Passed
 by House Saturday
MEASURE IS SENT TO
 HOOVER, SIGNATURE
Scores of New Excise Taxes Due Within l5
 Days of Signing
BULLETIN - WASHING TON, June 6. - President Hoover signed the tax bill late this afternoon.

WASHINGTON, June G. The Senate has accepted the compromise one billion, one hundred and nineteen million dollar tax bill completing ac- tion. The bill has been sent to the President and it is re- ported he is ready to sign it.
 Millions of new tax payers are added to the Federal roll by income taxes for individ- uals.
 Scores of new excise taxes are also provided and become effective 15 days after the President signs the bill.
 The conference report was adopted by roll call, 46 to 35.
 
 HOUSE COMPLETES ACTION
 WASHINGTON, June s. = The House adopted the compromise bil- lion dollar revenue bill with shouts of "ayes" late last Saturday after noon and a few minutes later the Senate gave unanimous consent to begin considering the measure by noon today
 Leaders of both parties con- fidently predicted last Saturday night the gigantic tax raising leg islation will be in the hands of President Hoover by tonight.
 The bipartisan drive to put the Government on paying basis next year continued with accelerated momentum as the Senate approved a 10 per cent cut in civilian em- ployees' salaries over $1,000 a year after repeatedly voting down eff forts to make the exemption larger.
 The revenue bill retains the tar ifs on oil, coal, lumber and cop per, the highly controversial points during the preliminary skirmishes. As they were inserted by the Sen- ate Committee there seems to be no doubt they will be retained in the bill. The bill in general might be subjected to some debate in the upper House during today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
INDIANA NEWSPAPERMAN
 JUNEAU VISITOR TODAY

Paul Brown, newspaperman from North Vernon, Indiana, is making round trip on the Ad- miral Rogers. He will leave the ship on the southbound trip at Ketchikan and remain there for a short time, at least. He may de- eide to locate in Alaska. He says he likes the look of the country, and is particularly impressed with Juneau's appearance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
SITUATION SERIOUS

SIlOAllON SEhlOOS
 WASHINGTON, June 6. = Five thousand veterans, some footsore, some shabby, many hungry, have moved on Washington from all parts of the country.
 They have hitch hiked, com- mandeered freight trains, as they could, rode on trucks, went afoot, anyway to get here. They have caused railroads a great deal of trouble by holding up traffic when the roads refused to let the vet erans ride.
 The vast army of ex-service men are besieging Washington to win payment of bonus They plan a great parade tomorrow night and refused to consider going back home.
 Food available for the veterans here is nearly exhausted. The po- lice propose the veterans leave Thursday, promising truck rides to a distance of 50 miles.
 The veterans refused this mov- ing plan, encouraged by the pros- pect of a vote on the bonus ques- ton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
All But Three Coeds
 Approve of Smoking

ORONO, Me, June 6-Ninety- eight per cent of the women stu- dents at the University of Maine are in favor of smoking. A survey conducted by the women's student government showed 160 in favor out of a total of 163 coeds. Actual indulgence in the weed was be- ing carried on by 70 per cent of sororiety members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
Failure at Suicide
 Cures filling Nerves

LONDON, June G. - Alexander Cohen cured himself of nerve trouble by attempting to commit suicide.
 His nerves had given way as a result of dontinued financial worry and he threw himself before an electric train.
 The train passed completely over him, only breaking his ankle, but the shock was so severe that it completely cured his nerves.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
Rejected Suitor Takes Shot at Lady Loue and
 Then Takes O,Un Life

CHICAGO, III. June 6.-Theodore Caldwell, aged 28 years, rejected suitor, intruded into an art exhi- bition last Saturday afternoon and called out Miss Dorothy Smith, aged 2l, and shot and seriously wounded her. He then killed him. self.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06

You can't put it strong enough. The President is not thinking of resigning," the Government spokes- man said.
 The resignation rumor was spon- sored by Nationalist newspaper publisher,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
Denies RumOrs that German
 President to Resign n Fall

BERLIN, June 6.-The Govern ment spokesman Sunday issued a flat denial of the report sponsored by influential Nation alists that President von Hindenburg will re- tire in the Fall to make way for regency under former Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
Fauorable Report to Be Made on Nomination
 Of Clegg to Be Judge

WASHINGTON, June 6. The Senate Judiciary Committee has agreed on favorable report on the nomination of Cecil Clegg to be Judge of the Third Division of Alaska, with his headquarters at Valdez.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
REsUBMIssION PLANK

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Out o1 a conference of Republican chief tains Sunday, came the prediction by Senator Moses, the groups spokesman, that there will be a Prohibition resubmission plank in the party's platform but he en- phasized that the details have not been agreed upon yet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06

SEATTLE, June 6.-John F. Dore aged 50 years, attorney and form erly a newspaper reporter here for 10 years, took office as Mayor of Seattle at noon today with the threat that if the City Council op- poses his appointments, he plans to call his followers, thousands of them" to the Council rooms to protest.
 Mayor Dore last Saturday night declared he would hold the street railway receipts at the car barns in order to pay the carmen first and prevent the City Treasurer from impounding the revenues for payment of interest on the pur- chase contract with the Stone Webster Company. He said ulti- mately he intends to throw the street railway into receivership.
 Ross Reappointed
 Only one of the five incumbent members of the Board of Public Works will be retained. He will be J. D. Ross, Light Superintendent, whose. temporary dismissal led to former Mayor Frank Edwards's re- call. Dore said Ross and other department heads will have their salaries cut $2,5O0 to $5,000.
 Proposed Changes
 Dore said he will abolish the offices of Fire Marshal and Chief of Detectives and also have the Fire Chief elected by the firemen. This is believed to be the first time among the larger cities such system will have been advocated and executed.
 To Go on Radio
 Once each week, Dore plans to go on the radio ito tell the people my troubles"
 In an Associated Press inter- view, Dore said he believes that in five years a socialized State will be so far advanced in this country that the Karl Marx doctrines will be obsolete.
 Doro rcsents the appelation of criminal attorney and the local Clarance Darrow. He said 90 per cent of his cases were civil cases He is not socially inclined, does not care for golf or cards. He ex- ercises first interest in his wife, son and three daughters.
 Asked if he will be candidate for Governor in the Fall, Dore said: There has been large de- mand but I don't see how can get things done in time"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
Da,Oes Resigns As Head of Corporation

WASHINGTON, June G. Charles G. Dawes, late this afternoon, resigned as Pres ident of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Tn resignation m m e diately caused much discussion. Dawes resigned as Ambas-
 sador to. Great Britain to accept the position.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06

Angelo Sbardellotto, aged 25, who they captured outside of the Pre- mier's office. He was armed with two bombs and pistol.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
JOHN F. DORE IN OFFICE OF
 MAYOR, SEATTLE
Inducted as Chief Execu- tive at Noon Today
 with Ceremony
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT
 OF INTENDED POLICIES
Will Throw Street Railway System Into Hands
 of Receiver

BULLETIN-SEATTLE, June 6.-John F. Dore was in such a hurry to assume the duties as new Mayor, that he took the cath one minute past midnight before a throng of ardent sup porters who cheered as the cath was administered by Su- perior Court Judge Howard Finley,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
VOTE ON CASH BONUS SLATED
 FOR JUNE 13
Advocates Secure Suffi- cient Signatures to
 Bring Issue Up
VETERAN MARCHERS
 ARE IN SORRY PLIGHT
Five Thousand Gathered in Washington-Food
 Supply Low

WASHINGTON, June 6. = Cash bonus advocates last Saturday se- cured the 145 signatures necessary to force the House to vote June 13 on the two billion dollar full pay ment issue. The vote cannot be taken before that date under the House rules and if Congress ad- journs, there will be no vote.
 Representative Patman said there are enough votes in the House to discharge the committee and pass the bill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
New Rumanian Cabinet
 Organized by Voevod

BUCHAREST, June 6.-Alexan- der Vaida Voevod has succeeded in forming a new Rumanian Cab- inet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
NAMES NEW POLICE CHIEF

SEATTLE, June 6.-Immediately after taking the oath of office, Mayor Dore appointed L. L. Norton as Chief of Police.
 "The policeman's badge should be an insignia of honor expect you to make 1t so," Mayor Dore said.
 The new Mayor told Norton, who had been Police Captain, that he charged him with ending graft, de- manding the closing of gambling houses and places of prostitution and cessation of police graft but no invasion of homes in search for liquor unless liquor is being sold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
Plot to KiU MussOIini
 Narro,vly Auerted Sunday

ROME, June 6.-The authorities are reported to have frustrated plan to assassinate Premier Benito Musolini with the arrest of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06
300 DEAD, INJURED

MEXICO CITY, June G.. Dis patches received here said at least 300 are known to be dead or in- jured as the result of earthquakes in the Guadalajara region. Thou sands are homeless.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-06

BUDAPEST, June 6.-The rent of city-owned flats, about $190 a year for the smallest, has been reduced by from 5 to 9 per cent.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
CAFRITZ
l4th g. X Dist. $3.50

s08 North Capitol st. Ma. 0878
FOR COLORED.
1417 18th st. n.w.-9 r. and b., h.-w.h,
!.
e1ec. ~Ae .. $500
6lO K st. n.w.-4 r. and water ........ rs. 90
IA FLATS.
f37 @ st rl.w.-r ana b.. cleo. h.-w.h. $500
2l62l Corcorar1 st. n.w.-3 r. and D.. 2700
w McKINLAY, Branch Office,
1925 st. NV. Nor 4907 y
SPECIAL BARGAIN. s475o.
rooms, bath: newly decorated; near
seuool and playground.
2127 L st. NV.
. COspEDLGRAB THIS SPLENDID CON.
AAdltf9sTs r. brick; s25 so; newly done up;
Es!ee'N Sis N H. ave. NV. Dec. odoo'
EopN - ~
o. sOhysO pusM7 3rd Sr. Nw-5 ROOMS.
s. q. Tsasas. sslMAS. Thomsa Circle,
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RENT-FLATS.

1912 MONROE ST N.Y. Bl BINS. sr BATH, iJG l.
1874 Park rd. NV. Col 0S38.
1888 F ST NW.-SIX LARGE ROOMS AND
hath heat and jenitor service; $50. r: o
BELT, Union Trust Bldg. ID.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(COutinupd
l44S N ST NV

l44o n 81. NV.
Desirable. one room. k. & b.: reasonable.
sSs1FRoNr CORNER, SOUTH AND EAST
Wlnoows; living room. Pullman unit kitchen
iree Frlgtdaire. bath. shower, roll-away bed
IN large closet: suitable one or two persons
$Ss-Larger living room. two exposures
high up, with wonderful city view; fully
EQUIPPED and in perfect condition.
Ao-FroEt living room, four-chair dinette
with kitchen; new style enamel range; 1res
Fcigidaire.
S47soEFront large living room. six-chair
dlnette. Colonial cupboards: tall glass door,
kitchen CUPBOARD full sized range. utility
eaninet, Frisidaire and large closets with
All above furnished. IL desired. or the fur
nishings sold at reductions, to be paid Tor
each month with rent.
LARGE, BEAUTIFUL
LOBBY: 24-HOUR SWITCH
BOARD AND ELEVATOR
SERVICE.
THE NEW AMSTERDAM
APARTMENTS.
2701 l4th ST. NV.
MRS. !. r. FOSTER. MGR.
1905 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Five rooms all front
Evening star., 1932-09-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APT.

YOITNG COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD
would like to rent rooms, kitchen and bath
in private home in city or suburbs of Wash.
About SIS unfurnished. Address Box 9th,
Star office
Evening star., 1932-09-18
SALE-CO-OPERATIyE APTS.

house o. sacrifice for CASH. rooms, kit,
bath North 8554
TILDEN GARDENS. 5000 CONN. AVE. NV.
Attractive, practically new, two exposures,
living rr.. bed rm., tr. rm., foyer and kitch-
en-. Discount on equity. Small monthly
kpayments. From owner, Apt. SOC G. Clev. 1884.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

z50 ARLINGTON AVRL4 RMS, PRIVATE
Furn.. FPSnn HSn US: unfurn. n $40. Walnut sssf.
2 LOVELY H.K. ROOMS, MODERN HOME.
quiet family; heat, cleo, gas; SIS mo-: or
hk. rooms. SIS. Also care Of child BY
ex-teacher-mother. block groc stores
busses:, SIS Poplar ave-, at Walnut st. sta
tion. Clarendon, Va.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE-DUPLExT TERRACE
garden apartment-Large sun living room.
dining room. three bed rooms. Kitchen.
UnfuTnished, sst; furnished, $500. Tele-
phone Clarendon l328-W-l.
STUDIO APT.-PRIvATE ENTRANCE; UN-
excelled river view, living room. sun porch,
36xi6; heated; dinette, bed room; bath.
kitchen. Frtgidaire. oil heat. hot water, ga
rage Furnished s75. october j. Tele-
phone Clarendon 132S-W-1.
3 LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS, BATH. WATER
in kitchen: inst h.w.: new Frigidaire: new
gas range; also large rms; large grounds'
IS minutes to Wash.ngton Lee Highway. va.
Clarendon 1646. " 10
NDON-tPARTMENT. TWO ROOMS
and kitchen. Ii ely furnished. every modern
convenience. oil heat, garage available;
pleasant nearby location. Refined adults de-
sired. Phone Clarendon 945:
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH UNFUR-
nished mi, large porch. all screened. oil
Cali OWNER. Clarendon 2574.
REAL CITY APT. OF ROOMS. UN-
furnished. first floor; private bath. private
entrance; front brick porch. large yard.
2l0 Whalon ave, Clarendon. Va. 18'
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RENT HOUSES-FfJRNISHED.

ROOMS. 2 BATHS. HOT-WATER HEAT;
completely furnished; price, 800 month
3723 VeaZey st. NV.
18th & COLUMBIA RD. TIA LANIER PL
Exceptional opportunity for party seek
better class home; 8 rooms. choicely fur
nished. all conveniences. Showing by owner.
Col o9oo l8'
3720 BENTON ST. NW-6 ROOMS. BATH;
plainly furnished; inclosed porches; garage;
near stores schools; yearly lease.
FINE CORNER LoCATIoN-FOUR. APIS;
rented; total rental sl25 sell furniture
cheap; rent whole, S75 month. Owner going
away. Atlantic 43e5 Sunday or Monday.
TBS nth ST. NW.-RENT FROM OWNER
nicely furnished detached 10-room house in
Evening star., 1932-09-18
SAI.E-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-IoO5 SAVANNAH ST. Sc
$1,000 cash and payments rs rent; viii sell
a modern $1,000 6-room detached frame for
between 5 and pm. No triders.
Evening star., 1932-09-18

PARTIALLY FUR. BEAUTIFUL COR,
abundance of flowers and shrubs. upper and
lower porches sides Wis. aye. at DISTRICT
line; $65 mo- to good tenant. Adams 9495
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 3438 OLIVER; $685.
six rooms shower garage; near Circle and
schools OWNER 1908 VT. ave.
SEVEN-RoOM HOUSE, NORTH SPRING
rd. west Georgia ave-; h.-w,h.. hardwood
floors, built-in garage suitable for small
families. Inquire 1910 Crittenden st. Phone
Col 1892.
Evening star., 1932-09-18
WANrED-APT. HOUSES.

wANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNER. WELL
located; modern apt building: northwest:
Rockville; will add cash II desirable prop
osition. Clev. 1900.
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47l4 Hunt ave. rms. 2 baths. excellent
condition, modern, garage; good sine yard
attractive nsigh59rhOod open Sunday. Pos
n,,on6l PIKE sss, Really des eo%PaSy 1p.5 suno.,
1920 EUCLID ST. NV.
rear sa.as tsSns ans double
mediate possession; $50; third moor now
Tss S ss r.an 3 mo hon ad present IsH SsspaR
17lO Eye st. NV. Met. 5385.
242l 18th ST. NV,
NEAR COLUMBIA RID.
rooms and bath.
soos oRpWAY ST. NV.
rooms and baths, garage.
1853 ST NV.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
16 rooms and baths. AGAR garage.
$500 CONNECTICUT AVE.
8 rooms and bath.
To be redecorated.
10 'sSn' 1891 .Ss sss 81 ) s-S' BATHS
THos. J. FISHER & CO. INC. .
1888 18th st. NV. District $3.50.
DETACHED HOME. es33 9th ST. NV.
Rooms pns, ana ans RathnssRt ReasSna0ie' aS
1881 K st. NV.
Newly decorated; convenient location.
.... wApiE e. ! : JAMES. Sn Ht INC: NC. ,,.,
1926 14th st. NV. Dist. 3347.
915 SE-5 RMS BATH MODERN. .s35 90
s sfs' so%eTse MSes: e T5 s, aaah fm. %
So seaton pl NV. rms.,2 rear porch en- m
ais q n'eNsemi-det. rms gar. 5000
1925 14th st. NV. Dist. ss4e
NEW HOME IN NEW COMMUNITY:
6 rooms. 3 porches. garage. beautlIui
ton. Near schools. stores and transporta-
' l7o7 ST; NE.
wApIE e. e JAMES, AZ e. INC. 49,.
1925 i4th st. NV. Dist, 3s46:
WESLEY HEIGHTS-PRACTICAL NEW
brick house; rooms and isyatory n,! rs. no1r snd
rase. Cleveland 0l8l. l.- 10
EDW. II. JONES & CO., INC,
$500 CONNECTICUT AVE.
These and Other Desirable Chevy Chase
Homes Available, october !. o
Brookyille rd.-76 rooms, bath, garage. .$I3 90
MCKINLEY st-5 rooms, bath, garase... 80. 90
Jenifer st.-5 rooms bath. garage 20 90
Leland st,-6 rooms. bath. garage. s5 GO GO
oliver ST rooms. bath. garage. IS 90
Jocelyn st rooms. bath. garage so 90
39th ST rooms. baths. earase go 90
Morrison ST rms. 2 baths garage. 90. 90
Hesketh St rooms, bath: garage 100 90
Mckinley .st.-6 rooms, bath, garage. 100. 90
Thornapple st-6 rms, b.. garage. lo5 90
Legation ST rms. 2 b.. garage los 90
oxford ST. rms b garage IJs 90 90
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1920 EUCLID ST. NV.
rooms, baths. front and double
rear porches: owner leaving town. i'm
mediate possession; $50 third floor now
rented at s25 mo. and present occupant
willing to remain ROBT. LEE O'BRIEN
ITO Eye st. NV. Met. 5385.
Evening star., 1932-09-18

18Th CENTURY HOUSE, RESTORED HAND;
somely furnished. 9 rooms baths. oil oil
back; overlooking Potomec. sos South Lee
st, Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex. S23-W.
Qaa,, bv
Evening star., 1932-09-18
,HousEs-UNrURN1sHxD.

47l4 Hunt ave, rms. 2 baths, excellent
condition, modern, garage; good size yard
attractive neighborhood; open Sunday. Pos
session short notice. $85.
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY.
National 1881 once Open sunday, .
Evening star., 1932-09-18
men Sunday 6502 Mamie Ave

A SACRIFICE u ROOMS AND BATH;
gas burner. hot-water heat; weather stripped;
screened: concrete construction; large back
yard with detached garage; will sell on easy
terms; near Lincoln Park
Call MR.. OREM. Lincoln eoTl-J.
WAPLE JAMES, INC,
1926 l4th St. NV Dist. 3347.
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1919 H ST SE.-6 ROOMS. DOUBLE
screened rear porches; ami; large base
rnent; soed condition: reasonable rent.
CHEVY CHASE-CLEVEI.AND PARK.
We have ali attractive list OF desirable
lousss available to rent at this time in all
good residential sections Some new houses
never occupied. May we call for you ano
drive you around to see our houses? Twen-
ty-four-hour telephone service.
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY.
National 1881 Of1ce Open Sunday.
RENTAL SPECIALISTS. -
If you are moving. let us assist you. NC
obligation TO you. We specialize in rentals
Of all sorts. either house or apartment, fur
nished or unfurnished. Telephone US. Oui
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National 1881 OF D.. Open Sunday.
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Porter st-Semi-det. b. & stuc.; Fr., oil, si04
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National 1881 Once Open
1914 MADISON ST. NV W:-Detaci
bath. modern; porches; lovely Il
session short notice. To tnspecI ~
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