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The Washington times., 1932-11-12
SEAT TILE WON 7
BAR BEER SALE

SEATTLE, Wash. Nov. IL UN.
S).-Mayor John F. Doren, con.
trolling Seattle'S police, said today
that he would not interfere with
the open sale of beer in Seattle,
following the repeal of the States
bone-dry laws at Tuesdays elec.
ton.
No arrests will be made by city
police for possession or sale of
beer, Doren said today.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. IL e.
tN.S0.-Federal Judge Frank H,
Kerrigans declared today that
henceforth he would impose
lighter sentences for prohibition
violations. He said:
I'm view of the popular senti-
ment expressed by the repeal
/; Of the Wright act Estate prOhi-
bitiOn Iaw). 1 am inclined to
take into consideration here
3 after the will of the people"
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
SHOUSE AVOIDS
BALM SUIT

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Nov. IL.
Jouett Shouse. former chairman
of the national Democratic execu-
tive committee, agreed to settle
$4,000 on his divorced wife only
after she threatened a suit for
alienation of affections against a
prominent Washington woman, it
was revealed in court proceedings
here today.
Attorneys for Mrs. Shouse who
are seeking to collect a $4,000
fee for obtaining the settlement,
blamed the ShouSe divorce on
this woman, whose name, however,
was not mentioned. She was de
scribed as the possessor of a ST.
100000 fortune, owner of q $780,
900 Georgetown home and Vir-
ginia estate and the heiress Of a
large New England fortune.
Shouse agreed to pay his former
wife $4,000 in cash and $4,000
in 10 yearly instalments, Smith
said, after the alienation suit was
threatened.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
COOPERATION
PROMISED
RIVAL
ReneWs Pledge to Labor for
Good Of Country; War
Debts Draw Him Here

EN- ROUTE WITH PRESI-
DENT YER, GLEN
DALE, Calf, Nov. IL (I.N.S.).
President Hoover today re-
newed his promise of full CO.
operation to President-elect
Roosevelt to speed the "resto-
ration of prosperity"
Speaking from the rear plat
form of his train, he called upon
Republicans not to be diScour-
aged by defeat but to join in non
partisan action ito continue the
recovery so evidently in progress
during the past few months"
The President said he was rush
ing back to Washington, after. a
three-day rest at his home in
Palo Alto, to devote himself to
the task of reconstruction.
Confer In Deeember
His statement indicated the
basis on which he win seek CO
operation with Governor Rocse-
velt at a White House conference
shortly to discuss national poll
cies and programs. The con-
ference is planned for early De
cember after Congress reaS-
SembleS.
After his short address, the
only one scheduled on his return
trip, the President and Mrs.
Hoover drove to the nearby home
of their son, Herbert Hoover,
jr., for brief visit. It was the
first time they had seen their
sons newly-built home. The
party boarded the train again an
hour later at FL Monte.
In his speech, President Hoover
sad:
"The majority of the people
have decided to entrust the
Government to new Admins
tratiOn. The political cam
paign is over.
II asked for unity Of ma
tiOnal action in the cOnStruc-
tive measures which have been
initiated during the past three
years for care of distress, to
protect the nation from inmi-
nent dangers and to promote
economic recovery.
''Must Have Unity"
eff we are to continue the
recovery so evidently in pro-
gress during the past few
months by overcoming the
many difficulties which still
confront us, we must have con-
tinued unity in constructive
action all along the economic
front. shall work for that
unity during the remaining
Continued on Page 2, Col. ~
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Hilltop Eleven Expected
To Defeat Bobcats
, versity VS.. Randolph-Macon, at
American University field.

versity VS.. Randolph-M at
American University field.
G. U. Picked to Win
The Hoyas are expected to
show real gridiron life today
after two weeks under &c. U.
Jack" Hagerty, who replaced
Tommy Mills as mentor to
Georgetown. The change in style
of football seems to have aided
the Hoyas, particularly the line,
and the HilltopperS enter today'S
game favored to defeat the visit
ing Bobcats.
Several thousand followers of
the Blue and Gray team will go
to Griff's ball yard today to see
for themselves just how much
Hagerty has accomplished with
a squad hailed early in the sea-
son as one of the finest ever to
represent Georgetown in So
years of gridiron competition.
Lively Game Likely
In its last two practice sessions
the change which has come over
Georgetown has been visible to
even the uninitiated. The line
play of the Hoyas has been rad
ically changed, particularly on
offense, to meet changed condi-
tionS created by the power for
nation installed by Hagerty and
his assistants, Dubofsky and
Brickman. Jim Mcnamara,
former Hilltop star, also has
been aiding with the linemen
these past few days.
West Virginia Wesleyan comes
to Washington confident that this
(Confinued IN Pnne HI2. Col. Y
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

NEW YORK, Nov. II GN.S.).
A sealed verdict of a jury to be
opened in Supreme Court Mon
day was to determine the out
come of a $4,000 damage for
the loss of her hair brought
against a beauty shop by Virginia
Gregori, actress.
When the girl was in court,
she removed a veil and straw
hat she was wearing, disclosing
a silk cap with locks sewn on it
on her head, which, she contend
ed was burned bald while she
was taking a treatment.
The beauty shop claimed the
accident happened after Miss
Gregori lit a cigarette, igniting
her hair.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
DEL AWARE
. ACCUSED
Of VOTE
FRAUD
SIS Bill in Envelope and
Marked Ballot Claimed
to Be Evidence

Evidence Of vote buying in
the election in Delaware has
been gathered by investigators
for the House Campaign Funds
Committee. Chairman Heart
sill Ragon (D.) of Arkansas
said here today.
A crisp five-dollar bill tucked
away in a plain envelope and
enclosed in q blank piece Of
paper is in the hands of the
committee. According to Ra-
gon, it was given to a voter in
Wilmington.
Ragon has called a meeting
of the committee for November
Is in Washington. at which
charges of fraud both in Della
ware and Philadelphia will be
considered.
Negroes Get Only 81
Voters were bought" in
droves" in Delaware, according
to Ragon. Many negroes, he
said. were paid but 81 for their
vote and complained bitterly of
the depression price"
Under the system worked out,
investigators reported, a ballot
would be marked for the voter
outside the polling place He
would be given another ballot
by the election clerk, would
substitute the marked ballot,
and bring the second one to
the man who paid him for his
vote. Ragon said:
'Tt would have been much
worse If we had not had OBJ
servers there. Our observers
forced the closing Of one polling
place at the regular hour. Plans
were made to vote a whole crowd
of paid voters"
Ragon said evidence of fraud
pointed to a supposedly nonparti-
san organization controlled by Re
PuNAICdAAos IIC NJC COAAALI4LOICCS
he said, found evidence that
Democrats used the same method
in the Delaware election two years
ago.
Ware Outfit Accused
The Philadelphia charges are
chiefly directly against the Ware
Republican organization. s. Davis
Wilson, chairman Of the Roosevelt
independent committee, already
has charged a conspiracy.
It is probable the Senate cam
paign funds committee may also
take a hand in the Philadelphia
situation.
The charges, however, were
somewhat weakened by the failure
of the Ware organization to roll
up it's usual majority in Phila-
delphia. Ten wards were lost to
the Democrats, and one Of the
chief Ware leaders failed to carry
his own ward.
Thus far the House Campaign
Funds Committee has had no
complaints of fraud from other
States.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
By HARRY COSTELLO

Traditional games dot today's
Eridiron schedule, with Yale and
Princeton furnishing the top one
uf the day with a rivalry now
30 years old.
With Maryland and Navy
battling in the Baltimore Sta
dium; c. U. up in Rhode
Island for a game with Provi-
dence College; Gallaudet in
Huntingdon, Pa, to oppose
Juniata: Howard in New York
city to clash with Hampton, in
Yankee Stadium, and George
Washington resting after its
meeting last night with william
and Mary, the local card is
rather slim with only two con-
tests listed: Georgetown VS.. West
Virginia Wesleyan, at Griffith
Stadium, and American Uni
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
JOIN
EUROPEAN
DEBT PLEA
Appeal to U. S. for Moratorium
on Interest; Powers Urge
World Farley Plans

/ LONDON, Nov. II (I.N.S.).
The government of Czecho-
slovakia is expected to follow
the lead of Great Britain in
requesting a new moratorium
on her war debt to the United
States, it was understood here
today.
Szecholovakia, like France, is
due to pay only interest charges
December Is, no installment on
the actual debt being due at this
time.
Poland, Estonia and Latvia
some time ago gave the required
90-day notice of postponement OF
interest and principal payments
due December Is.
Despite Europe'S denialS of in
tention to organize a united
front to break down American
resistance to- reduction Of war
debts, 1t became lear today that
the chief debtors of the Unlsed
States are acting in concert in
accordance with the "gentlemen'S
agreement" of the Lausanne con-
ference.
Consultations Admitted
This provided that debtors
would not act without consult
ing others. The British deny
thy consulted France, Belgium,
or Italy before delivering their
note to Washington, presumably
asking a reconsideration of debts,
and declare they acted entirely
Independently.
Rather than consulting these
nations, Britain merely has in
formed them of what she is do
ing, Whitehall said.
The continental powers, how
ever, are not attempting to con-
ceal the fact they are consulting
Britain. which will take the lead
in future moves.
Today British officialdom and
the public are confidently expect
ing a new moratorium. Hopes
are expressed of getting the
United States into a general
debts discussion at the projected
world economic conference.
Parleys Over Weekend
For the time being, the "neces-
sity" of a moratorium is empha-
sized only in the press, and the
press is not, temporarily at least,
referring to the fundamental
British policy, which is believed
to be complete cancellation.
Further evidence of European
debts consultation is seen in a
series of unilateral debt discus
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
10
FREE
Turkeys

The Washington Times
will give 10 fine turkeys to
the 10 women who submit
the best menus for Thanks
giving dinner.
Just plan the kind Of
Thanksgiving dinner you
would like. Write it out on
one side of the paper only
and send it to the Thanks
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than Monday, midnight, No
vember IA.
The best 10 menus sub
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vember %.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
lineup of Teams for
II Today's Grid Battles
AT GRIFFITH STADIUM. 2 P. NJ
w. VA. WESLEYAN

Georgetown Reserves sullivan, Q; Chappa 81 Megen, o.
AlentH 8; Cohen, z; Mynarsi 9; Donoghue TO- Dee 49,
Lynch ~ Carpenter 49, saur 49, Joe Alenty 2o William
son. gtahley 10; sawaya %; Daneu, 49, PARCELS "a
RusO g. Pearson 2o Heron SO Becker 49, Costello "a
Murphy S6 Konopka &c. Kennedy 81; Kelly, Ss vskOvich
13 sinnott 45 Katalinas Al; oROurke, 63 Trump, 60
+ West Virginia Wesleyan Reserves-Neal Is; Roger, "a
Greer 26 Sanders 27 Lewis, 3O Green 81; Bachtel SS
Coleman, 49, Hull 54 Snyder, 55; Who'll, 81; Rine 81
Powell s2 Hadd 6s Fulton Co. Rossele SO; siandru, 76
Hanrick. 70.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Ar BALTIMoRE STADIUM, 2 P. M.
MARYLAND

Navy Reserves-DOrnn, 22; Rube Jones, 4; Kibbe 81
Mocrer s. shison z; A. Bentley 9; Borres 1o Ruffn1
Ward III Leeper 49, Reed H. Cutter 16 Fulp 49, Denny
10; Heeman 20 Schacht 49, Baird "a Lee 25 Pratt 26
Erck 2a Baumberger, 29 Johnston SO w. G. Clark 80;
Lanber "a; Becht 81; samues SO; Coxe 81; Sellers SS
Browgg 3d. @. Clark, 40; Waybrght Al Cameron, AZ
McNaughtOn, a.; McKee, 46; Dawson 47 j. G. Bentley, 49,
1Eni, 60
Maryland Reserves Buscher, 25 Herman, At Vincent S2
Wood, 70; DeVeau, 81 McCaw 4S Cole 73; Siber 80;
Mstheke 50; Goldman IS; Mayhew 81; Rouzer 81 Rten-
hdnas 36 HAWKING 90 sohoron 81 stieber s6 Crecca 81
McCullOugh Scott Rsnrod, "a;
Robbins IS; Cronn, "a; Simpson, 49 "
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Cold Spell Greets
MidIUeSteTn Football

CHICAGO. Nov. IL UN.S)
Football fans could see their own
breath as they trudged to fields
of gridiron combat throughout
the Middle West today. Freezing
and Subfreezing temperatures, &C
companied by light snowfallS. con-
tinued over most areas Of the
Central States.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Pastor Introduces
BnU State Beer Bill

BOST ON, Nov. IL ON.S0. .
Rev. Roland D. Sawyer Cd,
veteran clergyman-legislator, of
Ware, reelected at the Tuesday
election, today filed the first beer
bill with the clerk of the MaSsa-
chusetts house of representatives.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
TURNER FLYING
. FOR RECORD .

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. IL
Q.N.S0 Cutting a streak across
the country in an effort to estab-
lish a new transcontinental round
trip flight record, Col. Roscoe
Turner landed his plane here at
10:46 a. m. for refueling.
He took off at 1850 a. m.
headed for Columbus, Ohio, his
next refueling point. The elapsed
time from Burbank, Calf, to
Kansas City was hours and IL
minutes.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. 12
Q.N.S).-Col. Roscoe Turner, on
the east-bound dash of his coast
to-coast flight, landed at the
Albuquerque Airport at 6::32 a. m.
today, refueled, and was on his
way toward Kansas City by 6:39
a. m. He hopes to make the
round trip in % hours.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
Harry Gordon Stain
In RGcketeering ROU

GARFIELD, N. j., Nov. IL
U.SO.-Shot three times, the
body of HaNy Graveyard" Cor
don, described by police as a
petty racketeer, was found today
in the Belmont Bowl Stadium
here.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
THE WEATHER

Fair and colder tonight and
Sunday; lowest temperature to-
night about 2S degrees; killing
frost; moderate northwest winds.
Temperature yesterday-High-
est, 81; lowest, AZ. (193l: High
est, 70; lowest, 43.)
Humidity yesterday-Highest,
81; lowest, IS.
Fall WsGther Report sOn4 Pare n
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Nov. 70
DARROW DENIES 1T

CLEVELAND, Nov. IL QN.S0. i.
Clarence Darrow, famous crimi-
nal lawyer, today denied report
that he would act as defense at
torney in the case of Elliott
Burns. Georgia chain gang fQgi,
we a = li.:s-, -, auE = ,asslnaiR
The Washington times., 1932-11-12

make up their own minds. Jack
Garner was the only one who
listened to me. He went fish
ing, made no enemies, had
good time, caught three big
"channel CATS" a seat in the
House of Representatives and
the Vice Presidency. ~
That's about a record for one
catch. He wanted to throw
back the smallest of the cat fish
and the Vice Presidency, and
just keep the seat in the House
and the other two fish. Garner
will be the only man who ever
went from "Speaker" in the
in the Senate.
what ever became of the Roose-
hey were only eighth cousins to
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
TO PURCHASE FIRE TRUCK

A new $4,000 fire truck is to
be purchased by the Takoma Park
volunteer fire department, it was
announced yesterday.
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
AT~AMERICAN UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS AND
* = NEBRASKA AVENUES p M

American Reserves-Davis 12 Hendricks "A; Gutenberg
49, Larson, 22 McLendon II; Hartwe 25; Weeks "a Nc
Cafferty, 7S.
Randolph-Macon Reserves Woman, 81; Murray At
Raison 4S; Miller Sc; Kaybrck 81 Weiss 4S; Ames, So
Cunningham 30; Hudson A. Fox 4O Rawlings 81 Serene
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
WILL ROGERS Says:

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf. Nov. 12-I advised 'em
all to go fishing, to let the people alone they could
The Washington times., 1932-11-12
PIMLICO RESULTS

FIRST RACE-Three yearOds and upward; madens; 116
miles; time Lac 25; purse $1,000 off at Iii IL.
Sir Kendall 113 (R Jones) .......I $500 $410 1910
Shylock, 118 (Snider) ............. $50 $40
Accotnk 11O (Calvert) ...........l $40
ALSO RAN-RaYalation Pure. Sara Brandon LIGHT Sam
Evening star., 1932-08-14

Mrs. w. M. Mooney,
wife of Postmaster Mooney.
with her champion red
cocker spaniel Beau Brum-
mel, which she has entered
in the Rockville, Md, show.
Evening star., 1932-08-14

A torpedo takes off," An
unusual snapshot of the weapon
as released from British war
ship in a navy week demon
stration at Chatham. England.
g Associated Press Photo.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

THE WALRAFF, 3025 18th. NEAR COLUM-
bia rd.-2 and rooms, kitchen. bath; all
outside southern exposure; $45 and s55,
Rasidenf l1nanaRer
Evening star., 1932-04-22

9Th AND EAST CAPITOL -sEMI-DETACHED
7-room brick, modern; lovely yard Must
sell at once about one-half price. $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

2 LARGE R. K. & B FOR LHK. IN NICE
neighborhood near 2 car lines; includes
heat, gas. elec. and phone. Georgia 4505.
THE THEARLE. 2l22 ST NW.-6-ROOM
apt, newly decorated. all outside rooms;
back porch, electric refrigeration; reas.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
14A1 HARVARD ST.

. rooms kit ana bath; Frigidaire on house
current. will furnish. Resident manager.
NEAR UNION STATION, 3ll 3rd ST. NE
Apt. 3, kit, b.. S27 so; Apt. 4, T., kit,
b. jan. serv.. $35. Apply 800 Md. ave. ne.
KEDRICK, 1901 ST. NW.-3 LARGE
rooms, kitchen, bath; very attractive; Elec-
trolux; south & east exposures; large closets.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
SALE---HOUSES-

s7,95o--VERY HIGH ELEVATION, NEAR ST.
GabrleIs Church; almost new and in per
and shower; front porch. Elassed-in rear
porcheS; garage. Easy terms PHI Nat 1893
Ill um
Evening star., 1932-04-22

1890 JUST COMPLETED - DETACHED
all-brlck Groom homes: lots SO by 100 /
sold left. Amazing values. 46l6-ls Nor
gan DrlFe Chevy Chase, Md. Open daily.
NEW BUNGALOW 5 ROOMS, BATH AND
pantry. oak floors. porches, full basement
stationary tubs, fioored attic, ami; car and
bus service; 50 $50; terms. Phone l5O, Capt.
tol Heights. Md 2as
Evening star., 1932-04-22
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

. TO b ROOMS; GOOD CASH PAYMENT;
prefer old house; would like possession with
IN As days. Mr.. CRAWFORD, District 4509.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

But Tarzan had to excel both native man and
telope in the keenness of his senses and the CO.
ordination of his mind and muscles II he were
to capture these timd and fleet animals with no
weapons whatever AS like a shadow he sped
through the jungle, guided by his nostrils, the
spoor scent increased, telling him that not lar
ahead the antelopes were gathered in numbers.
The mouth of the savage ape-man watered in an
ticipation of the feast to come. He went more
warily now, until at last he came to the verge OF
an opening in which he a dozen antelopes
grazing
Evening star., 1932-04-22

Established 1885.
Phone Falls Church (Va.l
HIGH BRIDGE. MD.

H1GH BRIDGE, MD.
Wide frontage, gravel road from Defense
Highway tBaldwin'S GarageD to w. B. & A.
elec, line tBowie); 10 a. perfect lying land,
good 5-rm. house, elec.. fur. hit. cellar,
porches, hennery, fruit. pretty lawn; closing
estate; only S4.650 clear; $3.50 cash and
s37 80 mo. Nalley property. This place will
N 4. RYON CO. 1916 N. Y Ave Nat 1908
Mrs. K. W. Truitt. Glenn Dale, Bowie 64-J.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
You cannot AFFORD to miss seeing 1909
Douglas st. ne. New. 8 rooms; only $3.50
cash MAYNOR, 26O5 Brentwood rd. ne.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SACRIFICE
modern Broom bungalow; corner lot large
enough Tor one more home: strictly white
section. WAYNE q. GARMAN. 1888 Bla-
aensourg rd. Lincoln 9i0O. or evenings call
Evening star., 1932-04-22
RENT-SUBURBAN.
TITLE COMPANIES

ARE YOU CONTEMPLATING BUYING OR
!oanlng money upon property in nearby
MarylGndP We have specialized in title ex-
amlnations for nearly quarter of a CEN
tuIy MARYLAND HOME TITLE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, INC, Upper Marlboro Md
Phone Marlboro 81. First mortgage loans
Evening star., 1932-04-22
WANTED--LOTS.

WANT FROM OWNER ? LOTS OR MORE
in D G. in exchange for my acres
in Md. AMY DE ROOSE, 620 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, SIX OR SEVEN
rooms, NV. section or nearby Maryland pre-
Ierreo address Box 255-X, Star off1ce "a
MODERN SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, H.-WH.,
shower bath, garage; $40 Address Box TAX,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
WOODBRIDGE, ID. c.
OPEN DAILY UNTIL 9 PM.

ABOUT ? ACRES, BEAUTIFUL HOME, Or
chsrd. garden. chicken houses. garage; bus,
cars by door; in village, near in; owner.
Address Box 279-X, Star office. "a
Evening star., 1932-04-22
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OVER 1000 SQUARE FEET OF SPACE IN
the second hoor OF building in rear OF 1881
Il u. NV; rent only $50 per month.
PERCY H. RUSSELL Co,
1881 K st. NV.
l4th AND NEWTON-ONE lst AND 2 2nd FL.
othces available, newly decorated cleo,
neat, hot water; End A.. suited for bachelor
quarters combined; S2250 to S27s0
N. E. RYON CO. 1916 N. Y. Ave, 341s I4th
DELIGHTFUL. BRIGHT FRONT OFFICE
room or the second floor OF 1871 K st. NV;
rent reasonable.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
l73l K
Evening star., 1932-04-22
81, 500 Lot for 500 Cash,

Excellent opportunity for home building
or investment; gas, city water and elec-
tricity; on improved street. 3 minutes drive
from Silver Spring, 10th st. bus line; Soft
frontage. Rapidly growing, restricted neigh
borhood. Address Box i94-X, Star ONCE.
COLORED-39 LOTS. 20xl00 TT. IN d. G.,
$3.50; Sl00 month. Cal Adams 2so8
after 6
Evening star., 1932-04-22
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

TO SETTLE AN EsTATE-2O-APT. BLDG,
hreproof. about years old. ali rented. viii
show 2Sfs net on your investment; ordered
70 sell at about "a price. Must have from
$4,000 to $4,000 cash. You viii wait
rnvestigste st once. Room 22s, IA 90
~ &Na ---.---.---.-------A--.----.
Evening star., 1932-04-22
TERMS IJKI! RENT

New. modern. detached. brick ho,ne. near
indian Spring Colt Course, on 18th st hus
llne; small cash payment. will consider clear
nInes Shepherd 3471 wv
Evening star., 1932-04-22
Observation-Disclosures
(COntinued.)

2I2 2nd NE-LOCATED NEXT WONAN'S
Party. overlooking lovely garden; Broom
brick house; rent moderate. Apply l44 ne.
3lOl NORTHAMPTON ST. NW-2-STORY
brick detached rooms, baths, 2-car
buiIt-in garage; 800 per month. Phone
District 0S64
WOODBRIDGE. d. C.
6-ro0m brick, inclosed porcheS. built-in
garage; handy to everything: SIS. Call
North 1908 or inquire 2377 K. ]. ave. ne.
% WESTMORELAND AVE. TAKOMA PARK.
Md "a, blocks from l4th St car lne-5-
room bungalow; ami; garage; S47.5O per
month VAN DOLSEN, Adams 0253.
FACING BEAUTIFUL KENDALL GREEN
SiX-room modern house. sun porch, screened
sleeping porch; convenient schools. bus; S55.
Inspect Saturday afternoon or before noon
Sunday. 1925 West Virginia ave. ne.
1880 d ST. NE-6 ROOMS; ANIL; &45.
HALL l. BRO.
1904 II st. NE.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

425 4th ST. NW--3 ROOMS, KIT AND
bath; newly decorated. Apply agent, Mr..
Miller, l748 NJ st. NV. Phone North 2602.
Evening star., 1932-04-22

WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
O., OPEN DAILY UNTIL PM
Drive out to 22nd and Bunker Hill I'd, ne.
See our new group Of homes. Shingle bum
galow at 36,s75. A new center-haIl- plan
6-room house at s7,950, and the new brick
BUNGALOWS, $3.50 Wonderful values
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
2377 r. !. Ave. NE. North 7203.
4sl2 MONTGOMERY LANE. BETHESDA-6
rooms. bath; modern detached home with ga
Call Donaldson. Nat. 5496 Open Sunday. 24'
VIRGINIA ESTATE, lO-ROOM DWELLING,
slate roof. bath rooms, hot-water heat.
stone basement barn. tenant house. 80 acres
land. miles from city old shade trees, box
wood. etc. 29 acres overlooking Potomac. Vlr-
COURTLAND TITLE CO, INC, S5l Wood
ward Building.
BEAUTIFUL AMI. SEMI-BUNGALOW-
One complete room upstairs and five down;
one Quarter acre of ground. on concrete
road. lawn. hedges, garden. fruit trees and
garage. Price, S495Oi 5000 cash, $40 mo.
Call owner, HARRY ROGERS HyattsviIle
5ss; evenings, Greenwood 1907.
SACRIFICE LARGE. SHADED LOT. $l7S.
school: 20 minutes d, C. Bungalow. S rms.
$3.50. Address Box PAX. Star ONCE. 22'
SUBURBAN HOMES AND FARMS, SALE OR
rent. ROBERT Z. LOHR. 3ll Cedar ST.. Ia
k0ms Park. Georgia 0sSl.
NEAR GEORGETOWN PREP-BUNGALOW
Early American interior: lOoms. dining al
cove. tile bath. screened sleeping porch,
ami Telephone Kensington 37l
BUY HOME-BIG BARGAIN
Slx-room house, ami; front and side
200 #. Price $4,000. 5000 cash. balance like
rent; ERNEST H. SHINN. 1881 Rainier ave,