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GUERRA MORIR:
Sc DEJO PICAR
POR Una 'YIUDA'
Sufrio una deception amo-
rosa y decide seguir ell
ejemplo de Cleopatra
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United Press para LA OPINION
WORCESTER, Mass, JUNO a.
CLEOPATRA, la bella reina de Egipto,
Sc suicide dejandose morGer un pc
cho por una venenosa s~erpiente.
Stephen Liarsky, un joven cesan-
tie de &c ahos de edad, enamorado
de una mujer cuyo amor no podia
conquistar por su pobreza, puso I'm
a los dias de su vida ~dejandose pl-
car por una "viuda negra", la pom
zohosa arana cuyo veneno es tan
active como ell de las se~rpientes.
Liarsky Sc encontraba hoy en- la
noche en- ell hospital de esta ciu-
dad .debatiendose entire la vida y
la muerte, mientras que en- ell Ia
boratorio del mismo hospital, me-
tida en- un frasco de vidrio para ser
estudiaGa, Sc encontrada la arana
que ell extravaganza suicida impor
to especialmente desde California
para matarse.
Eel mortifero insecto es un bello
ejemplar de "viuda negra", con
ocho largas patas y absolutamente
negro, a exception de la
roja en- ell viente, u distingue a
esta ara1a de las demas.
La historic del suicide fue como
cida por las autoriGades, por medic
de notas. tarjetas postales y car
tas que encontraron en- ell cuarto
de Liarsky.
Una de las notas dice:
"a quien corresponds: Cuando
un hombre decide quitarse la vida,
10 mas natural es que de las
mes que tiene para clio. Y mis- RAJ
zones son, primero, que no tengo
trabajo. Y segundo, que no tenso
a nadie en- ell mundo, excepto n
bella mujer a quien amo terrible
mente, pero a la que considero de
masiado buena para. mi. Me aver
~giienzo de mi porque he sido un
~fracasado. Dios bendisa a Rosa.
Adios".
Otra nota, aparentemente escrita
despues de que la arana habia en-
fSiuue en- Ia Ga. pAu.
La opinión., 1935-06-03
MOv|LIzACION
DE DETECTIVES
SOBRE TACOMA
Los agentes federales espe-
ran la rapida captura de
los plagiarios
Por ARTHUR L. ScHOENi,
C~orresponsal de United Press y de
LA OPINION

Por ARTHUR L. ScHOENi,
CorresponsaI de United Press y de
LA OPINION
TACOMA, WASH, JUNO DE
vuelto sano y saIvo ell nino Geor-
ge Phillip Weyerhaeuser a sus pa
dres, despues de un cautiverio de
cinco dias en- manos de sus plagia
rios, los sabuesos del Department
to Federal de Justicia y la policia
de Tacoma Sc dedicaban hoy a evil
var que los plagiarios escapen con
la suma de $2o0, 10000, que recibie
ron como rescate para e%ntregar a
su pequena victima.
Actuando sigilosamente y dictan-
do las medidas rapidas que ell case
requiere, ell Departments de JUS
ticia puso hoy en- la noche hume
rosas trampas en- las que los pla-
giarios pueden caer de un momen-
to a otro, cuando traten de gas
tar ell dinero del rescate, o aun sin
que salgan del e%scondite donde por
ahora estan burlando la busqueda
de las autoridades.
Cuando la banda de plagiarios,
que Sc cree este tornado por seis
hombres, puso en- libertad al here
dero de la familia Weyerheauser,
de 9 amos de cdad, quito a los aeon
ties fsderales y a la p%olicis del Es-
tado ell obstaeulo unieo que tenian
para iniciar una de las ~cacerias
mas activas que Sc haya efectua-
do en- la costa del Pacifico, en- pos
de una banda de criminales. Has
ia que ell niho fue ~entregado sano
y salvo la noche del sabado, los
agentes del Departments de JUS
ticia, si5uiendo las suplicas de los
padres de la victima, sc habian abs
tenido de Intervene activamente en-
ell case, por tenor dc que los pla-
oiarios cumpIieron sus amenazas
de dar muerte al pequeho ST la po-
licia iniciaba inVestigaciones.
Pero una vez libertado ell peque-
no, ell Departments de Justicia es-
ia dispuesto a no cesar en- su b1s-
(Sique en- Ia ga. Pao.l
La opinión., 1935-06-03
2 ASESINATOS
EN- CHIHUAHUA
Ell agente del Ministerio Pu
blico y un amigo, asal-
tados en- una Gale

CHIHUAHUA, Chin, JUNO q
(EXclusivo).- El licenciado Cenobio
Medina, agente Gel ministerio p1-
blico y Cornelio Carreon. amigo in
timo de Medina. fueron asesinados
hoy en- la noche en- las GALES de es-
ia ciudad, por pareja de desco
nocidos.
Los a%sesinos huyeron. sin dejar
la menor huella, segun informa la
policia.
La causa por la eual fueron ase-
sinados Medina y Carreon, Sc igno
raba, aunque Sc cree que Sc trata
de ms veneanza personal, va que
ell lioenciado Medina, de aeuerdo
con ell Juex Jose Campos. pusieron
en- libertsd a Arnulfo Betancourt,
quien sc encontrabs preso acusado
de haber atacado y asesinado en-
Santa Barbara, a Ernestina Garcia,
de IS amos de edad.
Segdn la c%reencia de la policia,
amigos o %parientes de la %jovenci-
ia asesinada por Betancourt, pue
den haber tenido participation en-
ell crimen.
AL mismo tempo la policia in
La opinión., 1935-06-03
LA CATAS7ROFE
FS RELATADA
I'm testigo nara las esce-
mas de horror que presen
clio en- Quetla
Por w. A, MYATT

Copyright 1885 by United Press)
QUETTA, India, JUNO L. -Es
ia tranquila poblaci6n de la India.
que hasta aye era uno de los mas
importantes centres de la region,
aparecia hoy en- la noche completa
mente IN r%uinas, mientras que n
tire los escombros humeantes de
las pagodas sc ~escuchaban los ge-
midos de los mahometanos y las
oraciones lastimeras de miles de
personals que, e~ncorvadas en- tie
IRA, pedian la miserieordia de Allah,
ell Todopoderoso.
Las ricas residencias de los eu-
ropeos y las humildes chozas de
los natives cayeron por terra CO.
mo cortada por los yataganes. Seis
ninos europeos Sc %encuentran n
tire los miles &c personals que mu-
rieron en- esta poblacion.
Madres enloquecidas por la perdi
da de sus hijos vagaban esta no.
che por las Gales, con la esperan-
"a de %encontrar siquiera bajo las
ruinas los cuerpecitos de sus pc
quenos. Yo escuche enmedio de
fClaaa - 10
La opinión., 1935-06-03

mes, cuando Sc declare EN-
receso ell ParIamento in
giles.
Sc cree que Stanley Bald
win, Iider conservation, Sc
ra IIamado inmediatamen-
tie por ell Rey para soIucio-
mar la crisis, nombrandolo
nuevo Premier y comisio-
nandolo para formar un
nuevo gabinete.
La opinión., 1935-06-03
RICHARD DIX SALlO
A LONDRES

Contradict por una fuerte GEM
pania cinematografica de Londres'
ell actor de Hollywood Richard Dix
salio anoche hacia Nueva York
donde Sc embarcara con rumoo a
Inglaterra. segun anuncio.
Dix firmo un contrato hace dos
meses. con la compania British
Gaumont, para hacer n pelicula
cuya filmaci6n durara dos meses.
Eel actor hara ell viaje a bordo del
barco Normandie.
La opinión., 1935-06-03
HERIDO DE GRAVEDAO

La sravedad de Ia herida que su
fri6 ell Presidente Terra no pudo
ser determinada enseguida, pero Sc
teme que sea de cunsecuencias.
El atentaSo, que cause gran cor
mocicn entire Ia multitud que ssis
tia a las carreras de caballos, pu.
SO en- peligro las vidas de hume
rosas personals que Sc h~allaban GER
ca de los dos m~andatarios cuando
Ell ex-diputado Garcia disparo su
arna a poca d~istancia del Presiden
tie Terra.
Las a~utoridades Green que la prom
ia acci6n &c la policia al desarmar
Y arrestar al agresor evit6 un cri-
men de c-onsecuencias internacio-
males. va que Sc cree que el asesi-
no tenia intenciones de dar muer-
te al P~residente Terra y al Presi-
dente Vargas, quien Sc halla de
vista en- Montevideo como hues-
ped de honor.
La opinión., 1935-06-03
Ell Gabinete InSl6s
ListO para Dimitir

LONDRES, Inglaterra,
JUNO 2.-(UP).-En circu-
los poIiticos bien informa-
dos Sc rumoro hoy en- la
noche que ell Premier de
lnglaterra Ramsay McDo-
maid y todos los miembros
de su gabinete presentaran
su renuncia en- masa al
Rey Jorge ell proximo vier-
La opinión., 1935-06-03
MURIO UN Elk MINlSTRO
DE GUERRA EN- CHILE

SANTIAGO, Chile, JUNO >. -
(UP).- FL DR.. Ramon Colbaran
Mergalejo. ex-Ministro de la Cue
ira en- Chile, falleci6 aver en- esta
capital.
Ell extinto ocup6 tambi6n ell pues
to de senador en- ell congreso ma
cional durante su carrera politica.
La opinión., 1935-06-03

-(Hilo Directo.)- FL General Plu
tarco Elias Gales lego aver a esta
ciudad, al mismo tempo que Sc
anunciaba aqui que Sc establecera
indefinidamente en- su finca de Las
Palmas.
El eX-presidente de Mexico vino
p~rocedente de la capital acompa-
haeo por un reducido grupo de per
sonas
La opinión., 1935-06-03
Ell Case DE SANCHEZ cERRo

EI atentado de que fue vfctima
hoy el presidente de Uruguay re-
cuerda otro similar, en- que fue
mIerto a balazos ell Coronel Luis
+. Sanchez Cerro, presidente Gel
Peru. Sanchez Cerro fue acribillado
a balazos a bordo de su autom6-
vii cuando Sc dirigia al hip6dromo
de Lima, para asistir a una cere-
monia Official Ell agresor del presi-
dente peruano, un joven miembro
del Partido Aprista. fue aprehen-
dido y ejecutaGo.
Ell Presidente Terra acababa de
hacer una vista al Presidente Var
gas en- Rio de Janeiro, y ell man.
datario brasileno correspondfa a la
vista cuando ocurri6 Ell atentado
hoy.
La opinión., 1935-06-03
LOS PRES|DENTES DE URUGUAY
Y BRASIL ATACAD0S A TIR0S!
mbatiendo con BOmbas a los HuelGuistas

Mas de 40 personals resultaron herida. e m Cleveland cuando
una compania de poicias de la Berger Manufacturing Company
cargaron sobre mulitud de huelguistas frente al edificio de la
comPania, repeliendo los ataques de los huelgustas o bombas de
La opinión., 1935-06-03
LA TEA DE LA
DISC X ID 4

- - 0 Sc n~ecesita hacer estudios es-
IN peciales en- una Escuela Nor
(/v NAL de Maestros para saber
- que la educaci0n es n obra
La opinión., 1935-06-03

tsious en- IA Ca. Pae.,
La opinión., 1935-06-03

tsieue en- Ia Ga. gag,
La opinión., 1935-06-03

(si9ue en- Ia ga. Pao. \
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LA OPINION

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Materiel, Pittsburgh District, Munhall.

MaCeTlel, EltIcpuie I'll oiotlASt, muiAidli
Pa.
Merkle, Lieut.. J.G.) Francis D..
detached U. S. S. Colorado about April
II; to Asiatic Station.
Schumacher, Lieut.. q. g. Jules F..
detached VO Squadron Alb (U. S. s
MarylanO about June 10; to Naval
Air Station, Pensacola, Fla.
Bethea, Ensign James s., detached
VS. Squadron 9-S GU. S. s. North
ampton) about June 10; to Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology
Cambridge, Mass.
Newman, Ensign Arthur L., de-
tached u. S. s. Arizona about April
Is: to U. S. s. Biddle.
Cooke, Capt. Herbert c., detached
as commanding officer. Naval Train
ing Station, Newport, r. T., on April
10; to home, relieved all active duty.
Hatch, Comdr. William G. B., de-
tached U. S. S. Idaho as naval Off
Ger, in March; to duty as first lieu
tenant and damage control officer,
U. S. S. Idaho
Miles, Comdr. Alfred H., detached
command U. S. S. Salinas in April; /;
to home, relieved all active duty.
Ware, Comdr. James G., detached
Naval Academy in May; to Naval War
College, Newport, r. I.
BurkS, Lieut.. Comdr. Horace E., de-
tached u S. S. Henderson in March;
to u S. S. Antares as executive OFF,
Ger.
Carter. Lieut.. Comdr Grayson B.,
detached command U. S. S. ChildS in
March; to Bureau of Navigation,
Navy Department.
Cary, Lieut.. Comdr. Robert W., de-
tached U. S. S. Arizona, about April
g.; to U. S. S. Relief as executive Of
flcer.
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SERVICE ORDERS

| partment, on April 80; to home, re-
lieved all active duty.
Rockwell, Comdr. Francis w., de-
tached u. S. S. Mississippi about june
10; to command U. S. S. Medusa. =.
Tod. Comdr. Elmer w., temporary
additional duty as aide to Governor
of Hawaiian Islands
i Busbey, Lieut.. Comdr. Leroy W..
jr, orders February 6 modified, to
command U. S. S. Bernadou instead
U. S. S. Babbitt.
Parker, Lieut.. Comdr. Isaiah. de-
tached Navy Yard, Portsmouth. N. H.,
in May; to U. S. S. Portland as navi-
eating officer.
Wells, Lieut.. Comdr. Benjamin O.,
detached Naval War College, New
port, r. l., in May; to 9th Naval Dis
trict, Great Lakes.
Kranzfelder, Lieut.. Edgar P. de-
tached u. S. S. Pennsylvania in June;
to duty as resident inspector of Naval
Materiel, Babcock g. Wilcox Co., Bar
berton, Ohio.
Lademan, Lieut.. Joseph u. jr., de-
tached staff, Commander Battle Force,
in April; to Naval Operations, Navy
Department, Washington D. c.
MacCalman, Lieut. Donald j.. de-
tached 1lth Naval District, San Diego.
Calf, on July 81; to home, relieved
all active duty.
Menocal, Lieut. George L., detached
Naval War College, Newport, r. l., in
May; to 9th Naval District, Charles
ton, S. c.
Robson, Lieut.. Horace c.. detached
Central Drafting Office, Navy Yard,
New York, N. Y. about March IS;
to U. S. S. Decatur as executive Of
ficer.
Sackett, Lieut.. Earl L., to duty as
assistant engineer officer, U. S. S.
Saratoga.
Sterling, Lieut.. Paul R., detached
U. S. S. Childs as executive officer;
to command U. S. S. Childs.
Ware, Lieut.. William L., detached
u S. S. Dupont in April; to Naval
Academy.
Broussard, Lieut.. q. G) Clarence,
detached Naval Academy in May; to
c. F. O., U. S. S. Shark and on board
when commissioned.
Dahlke. Lieut.. 81. CD Homer O.,
detached U. S. S. Medusa in June; to
duty as assistant inspector of Naval
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NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of Navigation.

Conan, Capt Vaughn K, detached
command U. S. S. wyoming. about
May 25; to duty as commanding Of
f1cer, Naval Training Station. New
port, r. I.
Grady, Capt. Roman c., detached
command U. S. S. Medusa, about June
10; to duty as inspector of ordnance
in charge, Naval Ammunition Depot,
Oahu, T. H.
Hinkamp, Capt. Clarence NJ, de-
tached Shore Establishment Division,
Navy Department, in May; to COM
mand U. s. S. wyoming.
Kimmel, Capt. Husband E., detached
as chief of staff, commander battle
ships, Battle Force; to instruction,
Naval War College, Newport, r. l.
Lewis, Capt. John w., detached COM
mand, U. S. S. Chaumont, about June
IL; to Navy Yard, Mare Island, Calf,
as captain of the yard.
Mcconnell, Capt. Riley F., detached
aide to Governor of Hawaiian Islands
in May; to command, U. S. S. Mil
waukee.
Stott, Capt. Arthur c., detached
assistant chef Of Bureau of Ordnance,
Navy Department, in April; to COM
mand, U. S. S. Idaho.
Thibault, Capt Louis F., detached
as inspector of ordnance in charge
Naval Ammunition Depot, Oahu, T. H,
about May 81; to command, U. S. S.
Chaumont.
Todd, Capt. Forde A., detached COM
mand, U. S. S. Idaho, about April 20:
to Naval Academy as commandant of
midshipmen.
Baer, Comdr. Joseph, detached Navy
Yard, Washington, D. c., on April 80;
to home, relieved all active duty.
Bernard, Comdr. Richard F., de-
tached command U. S. S. Neches, in
April; to nome, relieved all active duty.
Brooks, Comdr. Jere H, detached
command U. S. S. Nahomis, in April;
to home, relieved all active duty.
Helm, Comdr. Herbert r., detached
Naval War College in May; to staff,
Naval War College, Newport, R. I.
Moore, Comdr. Charles j., detached
Naval War College in May; to staff,
Naval War College. Newport. r. I.
Pryor, Comdr. Frank D.. detached
Office of Naval Intelligence, Navy De-
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

SOMEWHERE IN AN OLD GEORGETOWN
enette, bath apartment. Preferably fur
nished. want 1t. Phone week days
District $500. Branch 169.
REFINED EMPLOYED COUPLE TWO
rooms kitchenette and bath. preferably
Box ABB. Star ofhce.
WANTED-FURNISHE APARTMENT.
bed rooms living room. kitchen. bath.
June l. State price. Address Box 352-B
Star office.
ROOMY UNFURN. DUPLEX APT. ABOUT
$50 complete; no children. pets. parties;
best care. Address Box 464-B. Star ONCE. :
2 ADULTS DESIRE FURNISHED l OR 2
room apartment, northwest section, from
May 2I to Sept IS; sleeping porch pre-
ferred; references exchanged. Address Box
2S3-B Star ONCE 12'
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

JUNE Is 70 SEPT. ID; DETACHED 8
Longfellow st. NV. Phone Georgia 1887.
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HOUSES--FURNISHED.

MAY IS TO JULY l5 UNUSUAL oPPoR-
tunity for detached home in pleasant To-
cation Phone Wisconsin 4535: II.
FURNISHED. BRICK. BUNGALOW. JUNE
10 10 Sept. 15-Adults only. Key Blvd.
ClaI endon Phone Walnut SS72.
EDGEMOOR, MD-DETACHED CORNER.
. rooms and baths. June l to OCTOBER l
5000 per mo. Phone District S332. IL
GEORGETOWN - ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished house 3 bed rooms. small garden'
for rem, until october. Phone West 226S
WE HAVE FURNISHED HOUSES IN THE
better residential section RepresenItaaXslyyss IaXy We
REALTY Cos National $780, sunday
4 OR 5 MONTHS HS-ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished house near Dupont Circle, every con,
venience: master bed rooms, 2 maids
rooms and bath, modernly equipped Kitchen
upstairs Frigidaire. References required
Phone North 77l5. Apply 2l2S Le-
BROOKLAND COMPLETELY FUR
nished. eight-room. semi-detached home;
three double bed rooms. shower and tuo
bath: all conveniences: garage; available
June 15 to September 10; only reliable
parties with excellent references need in
auire Address Box 226-A. Star office.
FOxALL VILLAGE+9 ROOMS. BED
rooms. 3 baths June 1st to September lSt.
Call Cleveland SlS4.
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HOUSES-FUR. & UNFURNISHED.
so RHODE ISLAND AVE NW.-s ROOMS
(5 bed rooms. bath. porch. yard; now
available. $50. DIXIE REALTY CO.
Natl $3.50. Sun, Col. 2145, Br. 43l.
LOVELY BROOKLAND HOME; MODESTLY
furnished; $40 plus board for owner; all
utilities furnished. Address Box 365-B !.
Star office.
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RENT-FLATS,

644 MORTON PL. NE.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. hot-water
heat. $3.50. Call JEROME S. MURRAY
CO. INC. Phone Potomac 1929 for key.
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8 RooMS-N.E. SUPER VALUE.

3 HOOM5-N.E. our hAO6.
Close in, arranged two famlnes; h-Wh..
4. and e., cellar and yard. $3.50 to some
one with substantial cash. Decatur 3014.
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA-NEw COLONIAL
brick homes with wide center hall: first
floor, Twins room 13x22, open fireplace,
large dining room. modern kitchen. elec-
trio refrigeration, rear or side porch; Sec
ond floor. 8 bed rooms (master bed room
13x17). large closets. 2 baths; basement.
game room. complete bath laundry room.
hot-water heater: brick garage. These
experience in home construction and vii
be ready for occupancy IN ABOUT weeks.
Only $3.50 cash required. Plans can be
seen at our ofice and ARRANGEMENTS made
for inspection. THE TOLEDO GUARANTY
CORPORATION. 1925 woodward Building.
Phone National 1925.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 1907 OLIVER ST
Beautiful detached Dutch Colonial type. 9
rooms recently decorated throughout; va
Reduced to $3.50: easy terms. 15'
NORTH GRANT CIRCLE. Mr. ST. GA
briefs Church; B. H. Gruver built; 20-ft.
Colonial brick home. rooms. 3 porches:
oak floors; elec. refrigerator: garage; new
condition; terms. Please phone Mr.. T.
MALONEY, Cleveland 764a.
1929 s ST S.E.-BUNGALoW 8 ROOMS
and BATH hot-water heat open fireplace;
every modern Improvement; garage; 40
feet front: back to wide paved alley: new
awninsh screens. etc.; bargain st So'e00.
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A HOME,

Why pay rent when the same money will
build brick home in beautiful Arlington Co.
Va? Numerous SO room homes under
construction. See or write "Oflce Mgr.
cor. Glebe rd.. Memorial Drive, Claren-
don. Va. 12s
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SALE-APARTMENTS.
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COLORED.
1909 Lamont St NV. r, b., el. S35 so
lO35 4th st NV 4 r. ell 27 50
21"6 Ga ave r. el.... el 25 50
ll42 18th st. ne 9 r. b. ....... 205o
53l 26th st. W, q rooms. ...... II so
2633 Eve st. NV. 4 rooms ....... 1880
2627 Eye st NV. 2 rooms ...... 1880
47a L st sw 4 rooms ...... 1880
Rear 2"l5 Ga. ave. 4 r el. ..... 80
Rear 619 L ST. NV. rooms. .... 1850
M FRANK RUPERT.
Natiopa1
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MASS. AVE. KEIGHTS-NEW BRICK CO.
lonial almost finished; 3 bed rooms. 2
baths. recreation room, built-in garage.
automatic heat. Purchaser may select
equipment and fixtures. Price only Sl4.-
$50; easy terms
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OVERLOOKING POTOMAC.
DELIGHTFUL Colonial brick residence south
of Alexandria: 12 rooms. 4 baths. double
Rg.ata ss5o ss5pDe6 6x RE
Co. National $3.50. Sunday. Columbia
0I45 Ant All
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SALE-HOUSES.

near St Gabriels-Large living room
with fireplace. 3 bed rooms, tiled bath;
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I COLONIAL CHEVY CHASE BRICK HOUSE,
| a corner up-to-the- minute, with concealed
radiation, Lighted closets; 1st-foor bed
burner; rooms. 8 baths. 2-car built lin
garage, price. S15,950 LOUIS P. .SHCE-
MAKER, 1910 K ST. NV National 1855.
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and bungalows; Chevy Chase. D. c.. and
nearby Va and Nd; buying at these prices
cheaper than paying rent. besides chance
for increased value; rooms and bath
on small houses and 81 500 on large ones;
agents wanted. FULTON p. GORDON,
1927 Eye st. NV Phone District $3.50.
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SUMMER RENTALS

SUMMER RENTALS.
Consult US If YOU desire a furnished
house. Rentals range from $50. DIXIE
REALTY CO. National $3.50. Sunday.
Columbia 2145 Apt. 431.
ATTRACTIVELY FUR. 7-R HOUSE. FROM
June % to October !: elec. refrigeration,
oil heat. dining and sleeping porches. gar
den and garage. 30 West Irving St. Chevy
Chase. Nd Phone Wisconsin 1910.
CLEVELAND PARK-JUNE 18th TO SEPT.
18th; sacrifice; ami; near transportation;
sleeping porch. Emerson 1905
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$50 LONGFELLOW ST. NW-LARGE
front room and kitchen; gas and elec
included newly decorated. Rent reason
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2 ROOMS. .KITcHENETTE AND BATH

W. o ofI = -TIII 81 II W
SIS EMERSON NW-3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. pvt. bath. Frigidaire light and gas on
house current; garage If desired.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Near Lincoln Park, S4 $50; Colonial
house. 2-story brick. 8 rooms. bath. base
ment; new-house condition; front. back
porches large lot gas. cleo. fne fixtures.
paper paint floors, new shades. screens.
new roof: near schools. bus, car lines.
Must be inspected to be appreciated. White
neighborhood Equity for quick cash. Bar
gain. Direct from owner. MR.. VESSEL.
Phone Lincoln 4s19.
S.. s.5OO-BETWEEN 18th AND 18th SITS.
near Roosevelt High. modern tapestry
brick house: six exceptionally large
rooms. bath and extra lavatory; deep
lot to alley. Many extra features.
50, ,750-WeSley Heights-Six-room and
bath Colonial-type bungalow all mod
ern improvements. A rare opportunity
to locate in this desirable section.
$40 .500-Chevy Chase. D. C.-New Cape
Cod house Of six rooms coiored tile
baths. recreation room, built-in garage.
charming example OF Colonial archi-
lecture: on o wooded lot 53x160; run
nins stream on rear Of lot.
30.0on--Chevy Chase. d,-Center-hall
stone house. containing nine rooms and
two baths. large sleeping porch, de-
tached: on q beautiful lot. containing
over an acre of ground. with large
frontage on two streets. Part of this
sround could be sold for q hne price
and, still leave the house on very
THos. J. FISHER d CO.. INC.
73s 18th 81. NV. District $3.50.
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39th ST, CHEVY CHASE. D. C,-sEM1.
detached. 8 rooms. baths, screened
porches double garage; rental. Sa1 so;
selline price. S12,T5O DIXIE REALTY
COMPANY. National $3.50. Sunday. Co.
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Evening star., 1935-05-12

APT. . ROOMS KITCHEN. PRIVATE
bath. screened porch; gas. elec. and heat
included 6l5 14th St ne
Evening star., 1935-01-23

Luncheon was served, the decorations
being of Spring colors
The prizes were won by Mrs. Harry
A. Knox, Mrs. Paul Wooton and Mrs.
Glenn Eakin. The other guests in
cluded Mrs J. F. Callbreath, Mrs F.
Morton Leonard. Mrs George Lane.
Mrs. Harriet Boulter, Mrs Ernest
Walker, Mrs Arthur Kent. Mrs. c. C.
Brooks, Mrs. Scott Gray and Mrs.
Harry Spencer a guest, who makes
her home at Alban Towers.
Miss Kathryn H Starbuck of Sara
toga Springs, N. Y, is in the Capital
for the Cause and Cure of War Con-
ference and is at the Dodge Miss
Starbuck is president of the Business
and Professional Women's Clubs of
New York State. Other guests at the
Dodge for the conference are Miss
Anna V. Rice. general secretary Of
the national board, Y. w. c. A, and
Miss Ruth F. Woodsmall and Miss
Marcia o. Dunham of New York
City, members of the national staff
of the Y. w. c. A.