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The Washington times., 1935-12-10
ALL DECISIONS
LEGAL, CRIES
HARDGR0VE
Dismissed Tax Expert
Admits McEIhiII
Phoned Him

II defy anyone to attempt to
show that I made any decisions
that were not legitimate"
John w. Hardgrove, veteran
chief conferee in the Bureau of
Internal Revenue until his dis
miSSal last october, shouted
these words in District Supreme
Court today as he concluded his
testimony in his trial on charges
of conspiracy to defraud the
Government.
On trial with Hardgrove are
Henning R. Nelson, former audi
tor of the bureau, and Frank
B. McElhill, New York tax
consultant. All three are ac-
cused of conspiring together to
use secret Government informa-
ton in obtaining McElhill's en-
gagement to settle a $4,000 as
sessment on the the 1882 in
come of Thomas N. McCarter,
New jersey utilities operator, for
a $4,000 fee.
Knew E1hilI Slightly
An array Of character wit
nesses preceded Hardgrove on
the witness stand. Among these
were Danna Brunett, former
commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue.; three conferees now in the
bureau, and Stanley G. Willis,
local attorney, who is Hard
groves neighbor.
Under questioning by William
H. Collins of defense counsel,
Hardgrove said he knew McElhill
very slightly and admitted having
talked with him over the tele-
phone possibly three or four
times" over a four-year period. He
emphatically denied that the Nc
Carter case was mentioned in any
of the telephone conversations.
1t is not unusual in the bureau
for representatives of taxpayers to
seek to have determination of
pending cases expedited. Hard
grove said, and when McElhill
once asked him to set an early
date for a hearing on a tax case
there was nothing improper in the
request.
The Washington times., 1935-12-10
PR0BERS GIVEN
NEW L0R|NG
DEATH TIP
Search for Man Who
Cleaned Out Cellar
In Mt. Rainier

Given a new tip that colored
man cleaned death cellar
in Mt. Rainier where Corinna
Loring may have lain for. q
portion of the time between
November 4, when she diSap.
peared from home. and Novem
ber 8, when her garroted body
was found on Saddleback Ridge,
detectives today began a search
for the man.
States Attorney Alan Bowie,
Lieut.. Joseph Itzel and Sergt. Leo
Vogelsang, the investigators, are
said to know the name of the
colored man, who has performed
odd jobs at Mt. Rainier homes
near the ridge section.
Evidence Is Slight
Although they have found little
evidence to support the death
cellar" theory since the probe
started a month ago, the investi-
gators took up the search in their
campaign to run out every clue
that comes to their attention.
Some Importance is given the new
development because they are not
assured that the victims body
rested on the ridge five days.
The investigators also started
out working on two other clues
as a result Of information given
them last night
Hugo Lewicki, 1923 Rhode
Island Ave-, Mt. Rainier, Md,
told the investigators that the
day after the Loring girl disap-
peared he saw a man drive by
Saddleback Ridge, where the girls
body was found November 9, and
throw a bundle into the woods.
When the man saw him, Lewicki
said he 0he stranger) picked up
the bundle again, put it back in
his car and drove away.
Cab Driver Tells Story
Garnett M. Frye. a Washington
taXicab driver, who identified one
of the people in the Mcpherson
case here about six years ago,
told the investigators that a cou-
pie of days after the girl diSap-
peared he drove three men from
Union Station to a hotel here,
and that during the ride he over
heard one say that he had muir
dered the Loring girl and that
that makes just one more out of
the way" Investigators were
looking into Frye'S story.
Another new angle is that the
cord in which she was Strangled
is cord commonly used in wrap
ping furniture, but does not
match any of four samples OBJ
tanned by the investigators in
the course of their study of the
case.
Along with their study Of the
cord. the proberS also theorize
that the nooSe'S knot was tied in
advance of the murder, denoting
premeditation. Ten separate
operations are necessary to tie
the marine knot used in the
moose. it is said.
A glove picked up near the spot
where the girl was found on the
ridge, sells for IS a pair and is
sold in only one washington and
one Alexandria store in this Sec
ton of the country, investigators
have learned.
The Washington times., 1935-12-10
Arrested as Vdgrant,
Held Murder Suspect

LONDON, Ontario, Dec. 10
G.NSD ARRESTED for vagrancy
Eugene Spencer, 33-year-old Negro,
was remanded to Jail for eight
days here today as police sought
to establish his identity as Eugene
Arnold, sought for the brutal muir.
der. three years ago, of Mrs. Juliet
Spero, of Cleveland.
Crown Investigators believ
Spencer, alias Willie Burke, is the
same man who wantonly slew the
Cleveland housewife during the
commission of burglary in June,
1893.
The Washington times., 1935-12-10
CONTINUED from Page y

BEO" 0KS
in State police and political cir,
cles, today admitted he hasn't a
single shred of new evidence in
"the crime of the century"
Il have never had any new evi-
dence in the Lindbergh case" the
gray-eyed rural detective told In.
ternational News Service.
Il talked the case over with
Governor Hoffman just as I'm
talking it over with you. I told
him think Bruno Richard Haupt-
mann is innocent because the
State didn't show one damned
thing to prove he was guilty.
Analysis of Case
"All I gave Governor Hoffman
was a logical, intelligent analysis
of the case and the testimony. 1t
was based entirely on records in
the case and ON that testimony" :"
Parker pointed to his files con-
tanning part of the transcript Of
Hauptmann's trial.
Those stories that got around
that had new evidence and was
trailing definite suspect,
humph" Parker emitted a pro-
digious snort. DO I look like a
damned fool?
Don't you think I know how
big this case is? Don't you think
/ know what it would mean to
me to solve it? Don't you think
if I had a suspect I'd have him
right behind those damned bars
before I ever said a word about
it to anybody?
"Some of the papers said I had
suspect. I didn't say yes and
didn't say no. I let them have
their fun. But I tell you now I
have nothing new in the Lind
bergh case. But if anything new
comes to me I'll follow it out in
a minute"
dragged Into 1t"
Parker said he had no bust
ness" being thrust into the case
at this time and wouldn't have
been if it hadn't been for the
excitement created by the dis,
closure of Governor Hoffman's
recent visit to Hauptmann in the
death house.
"The papers tied me up with II" J."
he said, land I let them have
their fun. That's all there was to
it. I never butted into a case. AS
a matter of fact, I have a letter
right here on my desk from Jacob
Ciemiengo, who wants to see me
in the death house at Trenton.
"But I have delayed going over
to find out what's on his mind,
because of all this fuss. I won't
go over until this has died down a
little"
Ciemiengo is the 16-year-old Bur
lington township youth recently
convicted of murder, the youngest
to ever be condemned to death
in this State. He shares the death
house with Hauptmann. Parker
solved the Ciemiengo crime.
Parker flatly denied that he Is
working with C. Lloyd Fisher, of
defense counsel, or that his visit
to the death house will be a cause
To see HauDtmann.
Friend of Hoffman
Parker reiterated his associa-
ton with Governor Hoffman in
the Hauptmann case is the result
of a lifelong friendship.
when the Lindbergh crime
broke, Governor Hoffman, who
was then State highway commits
sioner, put his men at my service
any time I wanted them in in.
vestigating any angle Of the case, "
Parker said.
"I worked with the governors
daddy, who was also a detective,
in solving one of the biggest
crimes in Middlesex county back
in 1906. I knew the governor then
when he was a chubby little cuss
just so high. And he was as de-
termined about things then as he
is now." =,
The Washington times., 1935-12-10
Longshoremen Call
Shipping Boycott

NEW YORK, Dec. 3 CU.SD-A
boycott against shipping COM
panies operating between here and
Gulf ports was voted last night
by the International Longshore-
mems Association. It is to be-
come effective today. Joseph
P. Ryan, head of the organiza-
ton, said all companies touching
Gulf ports, both deep sea and
coaStWiSe, would be affected.
The Washington times., 1935-12-10
FEDERAL WORKERS CHIEF UP AGAIN
Mr.. B0bcOck Le0Ues Hospital

THUGS VICTIM who was
beaten unconscious in Chi
cago, E. Claude Babcock was
able to leave Columbus Mem
orial Hospital today and
preside at the convention of
Chicago municipal workers
20 n t e mplating affiliation
with the AFGE, of which
Mr.. Babcock is president.
International News Photo.
The Washington times., 1935-12-10
Treasury Condition

international News Service
Treasury balance, $1,380,923,-
1896; internal revenue, $8,459,-
O66.75; custom receipts, $s,377,-
543.11.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

3la ACRES ON RICHMOND HIGHWAY;
good S-room house. bath, heat city elect:
from Wsshinston. Price. $4,000; $500
cash. balance. $50 per month: clear of
Pike Phone Alexandria 42-F-A1
Evening star., 1935-07-28

ar, HOUSE. Al CONDITION; BEAU
titul shrubbery. lily pond. | acre. S6.250,
Nd. Z mi D. C. 6,r. house. newly decorat-
ed. S6.15O. a. Va 10 mi. D. c., Lee
HiRhKay. H W MUDD
Evening star., 1935-07-28


RECONDITIONED BUNGALOW H.-WH;
Woodbridge: no cash: $50 mo. includes
taxes; near public school. trans: Govt.
employe. Address Box 349-T. Star once.
OR RMS-PAY CASH ANY D. G.
location; under $4,000. z. W. BAILEY.
l435 Meridian NV. Adams 47S6.
WANTED BY COLORED MAN. Q OR 8
room house any good NV. section. Ad-
dress Box 325-T. Star once.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY. STATE To-
cation and lowest cash price. Address
Box AIT. Star ONCE.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR BRICK HOUSE.
Must be bargain. Quick settlement. No
agents. 1920 K st. NV. National s95l.
SPOT CASH FOR SMALL HOUSE lWH1TE).
brick or frame. any condition. D. c. only.
Call Metropolitan 2713.
NE OR Sc, CAPITOL HILL VICINITY.
or Lincoln PIX. section. Will pay cash.
Give price. location. P. o. Box 1886. city.
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR
loI pgrgOseSS ef obtaining iistinss j.. A.
WANTED TO PURCHASE DIRECT FROM
owner 3 or bed room house, brick pre-
ierred. with shade trees and west OF Con-
necticut ave; S1l, 900 or under. Will pay
cash or cash over trust Must be bargain.
Address Box 4l0-T. Star ONCE. 3O'
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SALE-HOUSES.

CoLORED-A REAL HOME. EVERY CON-
yenience tile bath cleo. h.-w.h.; in new
house condition; convenient NV. section.
PERcY Il. RUSSELL Co. 1871 x st. NV.
COLORED-SEE THESE
Evening star., 1935-07-28
SALE--HoUSES.
Mr. 18th ST. CARS,

brick home, one OF the best NY; sections:
contains 9 bed rooms; house b ~ H. VICE: rsss
screened porches, gear detached brick
garage: expensive wall coverinss and
slsctric xtursss prlSed 70 se easy y,coois
stores, etc. Please call Mr.. MALoNEY.
Tleveland 7R4A
Evening star., 1935-07-28
SALE-REAL ESTATE.

ON RICHMOND HIGHWAY. IS MILES
from District: so acres desirable for farm
ing or suitable for subdivision Gail Alex
andria 47-F-4 or write A. B. WICKES at
Mt Vernon Va 2Ss
Evening star., 1935-07-28
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

FOUR ROOMS. BATH. PoRCHEs, GA
rage. hot-Water heat; unfurnished. Phone
Shepherd 21S2-J.
Evening star., 1935-07-28
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

HAVE QUICK BUYERS FOR PETWoRTH
properties pro- Csil or Write Mo MT Adier. aEgs'meh'
CHAS. L. NORRIS.
2135 Pa. Ave NV. West OATS.
WANTED. SMALL OFFICE BUILDING OR
downtown property to remodel into ofices;
trade clear or income properties, add cash.
Address Box 4s5-T. Star once.
WE HAVE PROSPECTS FOR SMALL
houses in all sections of Washington and
nearby suburbs List yours with US for
quick results. Also several prospects for
Properties leased to chain stores.
Gasoline station sites.
Gasoline stations.
Parking lots
Parking lot sites.
(Sale or lease)
MOSS REALTY COMPANY.
Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 1915.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

a,tth 'oJI. III. "~n W. 'einiS' ia Aiooein'
1870 10th st. NV, n.w.0s % rooms------s7ooo
re 9bos r. AK / ave =, rvs 5ootas- sS9o 300
1910 1st st. n.w.-6 rooms-------- $3.50
I423 5th ct. n.w.-l0 rooms------ 5000
nj You st. nv rooms------- $500
ZIG oridS raSns svs s. nwS nWS room: room 45So So
f9s t9s1 l4th a. s. ne-e rooms roomsoa.---- 1920
3l5 Virginia ave SEE rooms---- 5000
These properties
MUST BE SOLD.
only Maze as % Parks * eo 6
Florida ave. NV. Decatur 1850
ONE BEAUTIFUL HOME
ON The ED ROAD 10 1Ss s6ccEss.' ScSgs T Home me
HERE'S A SPECIAL.
nSHh . over ind who hs9 is PSP
557 o1RARp ST. NV rooms and
bath with full basement This house has
Just been put in NEW-HOUsE CONDITION
% move in % i%meds.eiy SH snd pay for 1T It ike ike
that's al. It's 'i true ri nave We to 1f have
io sooi n 18th ST 81 NJ. NJ BRookIANb roc alin e cor
still on the market but it will not be many
4 rooms and glassed-in sleeping porch.
large. light: dry basement. front and rear
porches, oak floors. nice bath plenty closet
os ONE oF AMI Mosf
BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN BROOKLAND.
Price has been reduced and terms can be
arranged TO suit. Why not talk 1t over
with me? AND SAY, / HAVE OTHER
BRoOKLAND HOUSES FOR SALE as well
as vacant lots out there
I AM HUNTING
For honest, intelligent, ambitious men and
women who have the courage and initia-
tive to start buying q home. mean those
who are really in earnest. have homes
anywhere and any price. I'll not recon-
mend anything to you either that / don't
think is a REAL, HONEST TO GOODNESS
proposition. Why not try me? See. phone.
or write
L. L. JOHNSON.
927 N Y Ave NV National $500
COLORED HOME SPECIALIST.
Evening star., 1935-07-28
BEAUTIFUL
TAKOMA PARK

s3,975-77A darling. coy little white
bungalow, Just the sweetest thing for little
bride, or Just a small family The rooms
are not large. but any woman could not
help but hnd Joy and comfort in this
little home. The living and dining rooms
are across the front. The kitchen is well
appointed and the bed rooms hold a COM
plete set Of furniture. The pretty bath
room Is tiled and you will enjoy both the
spacious porches, the beautifully nowered
and Handicapped lot is 50x150. This is a
well constructed home. located on a good
street about ga blocks from 14th St. ears.
S7.25O-A District home beautiful Co
lonial home in splendid location, of six
rooms. One enters the cozy reception hall
leading into the pretty living room, with
open fireplace The cheerful dining room
and splendidly appointed kitchen make
the preparation and serving Of meals
delight; There are three fine bed rooms
and tiled bath with shower. This house
is ready for immediate occupancy. 1t can
be purchased with only $500 cash. Do
not wait en- these bareains. The two ad
vertised last Sunday sold last week. Put
your money where bank closing and de-
falcation won't touch 1t.
Let me help you choose your home.
will altn financing
Evening star., 1935-07-28

GROOM BUNGALOW. ALL MODERN
Improvements. including electricity. gas.
hot-water heat. running water. large cellar
and attic. abundance of evergreens to
landscape the. place; also rambler rose
tile land; on main highway in Montgom-
cry Co.. Md: 35 min. drive to heart of
the city. Priced for immediate disposal.
81 900; cash or terms. Address Box
39q-T Star Office
Evening star., 1935-07-28
A%4 hA Clg AO.
Phone Laurel 1l9 or 3p-M.
HOME SIR;

About 5i2 acres: 80 minutes from down.
town: located on Bradley Boulevard in the
Country Club section; Beautifully wooded
Must oe seen to be appreciated Terms II
desired. Call Mr.. THOMAS, National 1850.
Evening star., 1935-07-28
LAUREL, MD.

9 roon.s. bath electricity; rhady Lot.
S5x135; sood location: S3.75O; terms
rooms. bath. electricity. gas. etc: ga :
rage; beautiful lot and location; high class
home; $4,000; terms
Near LAurel-Attractive 5-room bunss
TO railroad. stores etc: fruit, chicken
houses. etc: $4,000 terms -
CHAS. H. STANLEY, INC,
Evening star., 1935-07-28
SALE-SUBURBAN.
TAROMA pAPI

TAKOMA Park,
300 Cedar ave.-Something different
New home. Cape Cod design, finished in
English style. Everything UP to d4tss.
Reasonable cash payment. bal. easy terms.
GLEN ECHO. NEAR CARS-NICE YARD.
r, b.: h.-w.h.. elect; $3.50. $3.50.
cash. S36 per month
HARRY B. PITTS CO.,
1O15 18th 81. NV. Met. 0l0O.
sEvEN-RoOM HOUSE, ELECTRICITY, an
acres; $4,000, Easy terms.
J. 0. THUME. Vienna. Va.
602 ASHLAND AVE. RIVERDALE. ND,
Corner house 70xlO0, six rooms and bath,
ami Price, S6,950. Open Sunday.
6O4 Ashland ave.-New bungalow nye'
rooms and bath, ami Price S5 500,
MADDOX. TRENHOLM, Agent
Woodward Building Met oI2o 1asi
Evening star., 1935-07-28
UNUSUAL BARGAIN!

ONE SOLD
BEFORE COMPLETION.
$3.50.
MT. PLEASANT. OVERLOOKING ROCK
CREEK PARK.
Only one more OF these beautiful new
homes left at this sensationally low price.
All brick. with Z rooms, large concrete
front porch, sleeping porch, tiled bath,
wood-burning fireplace, garage. Inquire
NOW. Phone Columbia 0A6S.
Evening star., 1935-07-28
Il REAL Do 1-SS ,SJU.
4815 47th ST. NV.
$1O,75O-WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS

Beautiful. substantial brick; IL rms.
complete baths positively in new-house
condition; h.-w.h.. elec. light one-car ga
rage Triple rear porches. Convenient
to everything. An oppor unity to buy on
reasonable terms and make your living out
OF this home. Phone Walnut 93S3.
Evening star., 1935-07-28
COOLEST CORNER HOME

S2ol 14th Oath AND RITTENHOUSE).
cverlooks 16th and Rock Creek Park-Six
rooms. 2 baths built-in garage, oil burner.
electric refriseration; porches, screened
and weather stripped. A finely construct
ed home, nicely Handicapped. Sell at bar
gain: in new-house condition; long-term
1oAn Anply on premises,
Evening star., 1935-07-28

WILL SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE.
fve-room home in Highland Park. Va. Is
minutes from Washington; two lots and
plenty of shade and shrubbery; all conyen-
iences Phone Clarendon 22Q-M 1Ss
Evening star., 1935-07-28
OPEN TODAY.
QIO3 CONN. AVE,

Beautiful lot, containing one-third acre
900 IT. frontase): eieht-room house Just
completely remodeled inside and outstde;
shade and fruit trees salore; high eleva-
Follow car line "a mile beyond lake to
OPEN SIGN
Evening star., 1935-07-28

BELTSVILLE. MD.-8 ROOMS AND BATH.
with buiit-in tub and shower; large lot.
with attractive lawn, shrubbery and vege-
table garden; l block from blvd. bus. car
line. school. etc. $1,000; terms Imme-
dtate possession. CHARLES H STANLEY
Inc, Laurel. Md Phones: once. 11e
Residence 2Q-M
Evening star., 1935-07-28
OWNER Sacrificing.

OWNER SACRIFICING.
Leaving town. large rooms. bath rec.
hall electric kitchen city water garage
lots of shrubbery. fine home section "a
acres. A wonderful buy; S6.500. Falls
Church 426
Evening star., 1935-07-28
36o0 18th ST NV

1922 18th ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6.
Brick house, q rms bath, newly reno
waited: large front and rear yard. Priced
low for quick sale. See it today.
DONNELLY & PLANT, INC.
1314 Park Rd W Columbia OS3S
Evening star., 1935-07-28

FOR SALE BY OWNER. IN NEARBY
Va. 7.room and bath house; center hall;
large. lot. plenty shade. good water; on
bus line. 90 min. to downtown. Phone
Evening star., 1935-07-28
CHARLES L. NORRIS,

e135 Pa. Ave. NV West 0415.
NEAR CONN. AvE.-WARDMAN PARK
HOTEL.
An s-room brick house. with lot lao
feet deep. in excellent neighborhood ana
convenient location: price only Sl,S0u.
Building association offers a loan OF $1,000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER; ,
Evening star., 1935-07-28
INTERESTING

11V 7 IIE1J0 14V0
to one of moderate means; home of in.
trisuine charm; 2,s acres Of beautiful
ms all the advantage the city affords;
Just of Blair road 10 rooms. . baths.
maids room. hot-water heat (oil burner),
electric refrigeration hardwood floors,
screens. weatherstrps. 4-car garage and
swimming pool. New-house condition.
Price, $4,000.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St Realtor Natl 0753.
Evening Phone. Georeia 290O.
NEW CENTER HALL CORNER.
1929 End Pl. NV.
cat Peabody St.
Super value is offered in this home.
Your prompt inspection invited
WAPLE JAMES, INC.
1928 14th St NV District 3347
Evening star., 1935-07-28

Bungalow In delightful Randle High
lands rms. and bath. 1911 10th st. Sc.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H st. NV. District 1900.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

IA ACRES. WITH ROOM sEMI-MoD-
ern home, near Vienna. Va. A real sac
rifice. $1,000; small cash payment. bal.
like rent. Also 5-room home, acre.
$1,000 terms Phone THOS. TERRY,
Fails Church 323-J-2
Evening star., 1935-07-28
$4,000.

BRIcK-425 COLUMBIA RD. NV.
Apis. Rented to White Tenants
FOR S55 month. Gas; heat. inst. hot
icsn %sIer Inst pnlacedEact now, 'uAus anu
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. INC.
5501 Georgia Ave. Georgia 5544.
Evening star., 1935-07-28
WOODBRIDGE

1898 25th pl. n.e.-New 5-room brick
bungalow in best section; complete with
garage: ready to move in. Drive out
Rhode Island ave. to Gath st. to Perry
to 25th; open Sunday till pm. Call
North 200;
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5001 RIVER RD-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
ultra modern: large garage. chicken house
plenty of ground; close in. Should be
seen. Phone Wisconsin 1919
Evening star., 1935-07-28
GEORGETOWN.
S9,45O.00.

Just completed. 104 Battery lane, Bat
tery Park, Md. Brick semi-bungalow. CEN
ter hall; large living room with fireplace.
dining room. kitchen and sun parlor or
bed room on 1st floor; 2 large bed rooms
0s Spb o Ia nd bs
and built-in garage in basement; large lot.
Is feet front Open Sunday. LEWIS
KE1SER. 1850 watkins ave-. Bethesda. Md.
Phone Wisconsin 4176. 2Ss
Evening star., 1935-07-28

NEW DETACHED
7-ROOM HOME.
In American University Park. an un-
usually attractive all-brick home. priced
extremely low for the lowest market. Al
large rooms and especially bright. Buff
and rose .colored bath. with large linen
closet "plug-in'' telephone connections
and built-in telephone stands on both
f%ioors; % ALL INSULATED; linen closet in
9gssatTs hs5ys bright spaci911s c1os. REG Sd
open fireplace; huge maple trees; model
kitchen; six-panel doors: living room has
two French doors. two New England farm
house windows and large los-burning fre-
place front and side porches.
A REAL BUY-$9 $50.
4815 47th ST. NV.
Drive out Mass. ave. to 49th. turn rlsht
three squares TO Chesapeake. then right
two squares to 47th st. and left to house.
open SUNDAY for INSPECTION. to g.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
b15 East Capitol st. Lincoln 0l29.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

CONGRESS HEIGHTS. D. C.. 1873 XENIA
st. sc. Il block 70 bus line)-5-room
glassed-in front porch; full basement; sas,
electricity. sacrifice at $4,000. with
pm. eaT week I days days or all day SUNDAY. % Phone
Atlantic 49S4-J 2Ss
Evening star., 1935-07-28

rage. close bus line. Price. S4 .450 terms.
Riverdale-Attractive 6 rooms and bath
stucco bungalow, newly decorated: lot
100x2OO. beautiful shade trees. Price,
So, ,750, terms
baltimore pike rooms and bath brick
bungalow, electric light. lot 1l0x165,
shade trees on bus line Price, S5,250.
Natl 537l ZANTZINGER Greenwood 1919.
COTTAGE ON THE POTOMAC, ABOVE
Sycamore Island: beautifully situated,
artistically designed and furnished; ideal
for home or club house; reasonable.
Wisconsin 1858.
Evening star., 1935-07-28

h.-w.h. Ton concrete rd), .-car built-in
garage, large lot. Price SO 350-s1 so
cash. balance $40 mo-. includes principal
and interest, taxes. insurance Act
quickly. Call ROGER & TOMKINs. Hy-
Evening star., 1935-07-28
,5.95O-OPEN.
SAVE COMMISSION,

Here is the bargain you are looking for
monthly monthly payments. s54ss. Home IS e
modern corner brick. rooms inciossd
sleeping porch. bath, oak floors. h;-w.h,
sarage This is really. an opportunity to
live economically, Price, $50; terms;
open for inspection until sold, or call
Mr.. Adler,
Evening star., 1935-07-28
CoLORED-REcONDTTIoNED

COLORED INVESTMENT PROPERTY
s,tamily nat; rms bath bath each good
Evening star., 1935-07-28

center-hall brick home. side porch. lava
tory on frst floor; full tile bath and
shower on second floor. built-in garage;
from transportation. This is an electric
kitchen health home" $3.50 cash balance
like rent; no renewals. Call Wisconsin
4l51-J after pm
Evening star., 1935-07-28

st. car, schools. stores, churches. Nearby
Virginia. Sunday inspection. $3.50 terms.
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