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The Washington times., 1936-02-18
BLOC TO FIGHT
REP. SMITH

Prominent Democrats in the
District represented by Represen'
tative Howard w. Smith CD, Of
Virginia. are considering the for.
nation Of q powerful bloc to do
feat the incumbent in the primar-
les this fall, it was learned today.
1t already has been determined
that Smith will have primary op-
position, with the names of sew
eral well-known Democrats having
been mentioned as potential en-
tries at the primary.
Among those are Charles Henry
Smith, an Alexandria attorney
and former member of the House
Of Delegates: State Senator John
w. Rust. Of Fairfax county: Will
bur Hall, chairman Of the State
Conservation Development Com
mission, and Justice George L.
Browning, Of Orange, q member
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
T0WNSEND|TES
WILL MEET

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 10.
With a present enrolment already
exceeding 100 Alexandrians, local
TownsenditeS will sponsor q pub
lie mass meeting here tonight in
ElkS Hall with view to enrolling
additional support to DR.. Francis
E. Townsendss old-age pension bin.
Tonight's gathering will be ad-
dressed by United States Repre-
sentative John Stevens NEGRO
arty, of California. who intro
duced the bill in Congress, and
Theodore L. Moritz, Of Pennsyl-
vania, another strong supporter
Of the bill.
Lyon In Charge
Scheduled to start promptly at
8 o'clock, the meeting is being
sponsored by the Alexandria
Townsend Club. which recently
received its charter from the ma
tional organization, and will be
under the direction of j. Bernard
Lyon, district organizer and q
nephew of DR.. Townsend.
Representative McGroarty will
outline the pension plan in detail
and explain its principles to all
those present, while the Pennsyl-
vanian will discuss the various
phases Of the proposed bill.
Local advocates Of the bill have
arranged for a series Of meetings,
tonight'S being the first, to fea-
ture the appearance Of outStand.
ing congressional support behind
the bill.
Has III Members
Despite the fact that tonight's
meeting is the first since the local
unit received its charter, it now
boasts lit members with many
more expected to pledge them
selves tonight.
DR.. Townsend's bill would pay
a monthly pension to all persons
over go years of age and they
would automatically be retired
from active employment. The
new vacancies created by their re-
tirement, and the additional
money put into circulation through
the requirement that they spend
their monthly income regularly,
would solve the unemployment
situation, according to advocates
of the plan.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
Mi. Rainier Students
To Present MinstreIs

MT. RAINIER, Md, Feb. 1S-
Home Economics girls Of the Mt.
Rainier High School will present a
minstrel show in the auditorium
Of the school tonight at 8 o'clock.
Proceeds Of the production will be
used to purchase new equipment
for the home economics depart
ment. Marjorie Harr will be inter.
locutrix Of the show and the end
women will be Evelyn Burgess,
Leona Remington, Lefty Miller,
Miriam Uotter, Mary Cunningham
and June KeeSee.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
HONOR HEARST
MOTHER HERE

More than 200 persons
gathered here last night to honor
the memory Of Mrs. Phoebe Ap-
person Hearst and Mrs. Alice
Mcclellan Birney, co-founders of
the Mothers Congress from
which has sprung the nationwide
Parent Teachers Association.
The occasion was a fathers
night" program staged In the
board room Of the National Ed
ucation Association Building by
the District Congress Of Parents
and Teachers. The event signal
lied the opening day Of "Foun-
der's Week." proclaimed by the
District Commissioners.
Praise Of the two pioneers
came in the form Of speeches,
tableaux and song. More than
SO local organizations were rep
resented.
In the principal tableau, Mrs.
o. G. HankinS represented Mrs.
Birney, while Mrs. w. M. Buell.
played the role Of Mrs. Hearst,
who was the mother Of William
Eandolph Hearst.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
Fire Fighters Meet

The City Fire Fighters Asso-
citation will meet at the Hamilton
Hotel tonight at 8:15 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
STUDENTS WIN
3-YEAR FIGHT

COLLEGE PARK, Feb. 1S.-The
three year fight between the
student body and the admins
tration Of the University of Mary
land over the question Of Q joint
commencement ceremony for both
branches of the university, has
been settled in favor Of the stu
dent body by the university senate,
it was announced yesterday.
Three years ago the university
innaugurated q practice Of hold
ing commencement Of both the
College Park and Baltimore
branches of the school together
The plan met with immediate op'
position on the part Of students
at both branches. University au-
thoritieS, however, ignored all ef-
forts Of the students to effect a
change in the arrangement until
near the end Of the school term
last year, when the executive
council Of the College Park
branch went on record as favoring
the holding Of separate cere-
monies.
At that time the university
senate ruled that the joint CON-
mencement would continue and
that the ceremonies would be held
this year in the Baltimore Ma
tional Guard Armory.
However, at a meeting Of the
senate, which is composed of the
deans Of all colleges in both
branches, Thursday it. was decided
that the students should have
their way and that the university
should hold separate ceremonies.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
TROUBLES :.i;s :.; 4, :Hs. ~.

when you use the time-tested CRoXON
Method. Removes all the hair on the first
application and keeps you well groomed
and free Of hair during the time needed
to completely stop the growth. =.
Thousands Of satisfied users . No un-
pleasant odor. GUARANTEED HARM
LESS. Now $1.26 ct drug and depart
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
COURT THREAT
FACES MORE
THAN 1000

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 1S.
More than 1000 automobile and
truck owners of Alexandria are
expected to jam into City Hall
here today in an effort to secure
their city motor vehicle license
plates.
Ignoring persistent warnings
that those driving on old plates
after midnight last Saturday
would be hailed into court, dozens
Of cars were being tagged yester-
day and today for driving on
dead" plates.
With q total Of nearly 5000 city
tags to be issued, Commissioner Of
Revenue C. H. Callahan today
said that a little more than 5000
Of these had obtained their plates.
Hundreds were lined UP in front
OF the office all day Saturday and
yesterday, and many became tired
Of. waiting and went home.
With 4,300 passenger-car L.
cenSes being issued last year,
which has considerably increased
this year, only 2,728 had obtained
their tags before the commission.
er'S offices were closed yesterday.
Truck owners, however, regis
tered a little better percentage,
with 334 being issued to date
against total Of a little over 400
last year.
Original deadline on city Il.
,censes was set at January 81, but
city council extended the time un-
til February Is, upon requests of
many citizens Of the city.
Auto owners were not by them
selves in the mad scramble today,
however, for, in addition to these
delinquents, many business Ii
censeS were yet to be obtained
after the deadline fell.
A special squad from the local
Police Department, headed by
Sergt. George Everly, has been
making q check on all the bust
ness places that have not sought
their licenses, and also keeping an
eagle eye for the unfortunate mo-
torists who have failed to get
their tags, with the result that
tickets and Summonses are being
handed out left and right.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
Two Women Hurt
By Falls on the Ice

Two women were injured in ac-
cidents resulting from ice yester-
day.
Mrs. Mary F. Leach, 81, Of 419
Kennedy st. N. W., fell in the 1900
block Of F st. N. w. and suffered
serious internal injuries, it was
said at Emergency Hospital.
Sliding in front Of an automo-
bile, Mary L. Morris, 70. Of 400 g
st. N. E., was knocked down at
Fourth and H SITS. N. e. Several
ribs were broken.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
RESCUE SQUAD
CALLSLIMITED

BLADENsBURG, Md, Feb. 10.
Members Of the Prince Georges
County Rescue Squad stationed
in Bladensburg will respond to
emergency calls only in the fu-
ture, it was announced by w. r.
Beattie, president Of the Rescue
Squad, yesterday.
This decision was reached at q
meeting Of the squad members
when 1t was revealed that the
company had received consider
able criticism for its failure to re-
spond to sick calls in some in
stances.
According to Beattie, the Squad
in the past had frequently carried
sick persons to Washington hos
pitals when no other means Of
transportation was available, but
the custom of calling the Squad
unnecessarily had become so wide
spread as to jeopardize the ef-
ficiency Of the Squad on emer-
gency calls. He added:
we nave frequently carried
charity patients to hospitals
and upon arrival found that no
provision had been made to
take care o. them. We had no
alternative then but 20 take
them back. Several times per
sons have called the Squad, say
ing that an accident had Oc-
CURED, but when we arrived we
found nothing more than .
drunk case"
Beattie said, however, that the
Squad would carry charity cases
to hospitals on doctors orders If
necessary arrangements have pre-
viously been made with hospital
officials.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18

WINCHESTER, Va, Feb. 18.
Harry K. Thaw faces another
court appearance today.
Once the central figure in
one Of the country's most sensa-
tional murder cases, Thaw, who
now resides on an estate near
here, must appear in circuit court
today in connection with mo-
ton picture enterprise suit.
The action was brought by
John S. Lopez, Of New York, who
is suing to collect on Judgment
rendered against Thaw in New
York as a result Of the deal.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
DELINQUENT MOTORISTS JAM ALEXANDRIA TAG BUREAU
of the State Supreme Court.

Of the State Supreme Court.
Representative Smith, it was
learned, has fallen into the bad
graces Of a number Of the regular
Democrats in the county. Some
turned against him because Of his
opposition to George Perry during
the gubernatorial primary. Others
feel that Smiths support Of Post
master owen Lynch, Of Alexar1'
dria, over Charles c. Carlin, jr.,
for the postmaster's job win prove
a boomerang, since it was CarIn's
father who threw his support to
Smith when the latter ran for the
House Of Representatives.
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
McSwain to Speak

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s.-Repre-
sentative John J. McSwain, chair
man 70 the House Military AZ
fairs Committee. will speak at
the annual national defense con-
ference Of the American Legion
Auxiliary here next Sunday. Mrs.
Charles e. Houck will preside
The Washington times., 1936-02-18
Enamel Workers
Ordered Rehired

The Columbian Enameling and
Stamping Company was ordered
by National Labor Relations Board
yesterday to discharge all produc.
tion employees not employed by 1t
on July ~ last. and to reinstate
individuals who we're so employed
then.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
CLEVELAND PARK,

West OF Conn. ave. convenient TO schools,
near street cars. stores. etc: 2story and
cellar brick. rooms. > baths. INV h. elec..
hardwood floors. screens. weather-stripped.
attic, brick garage. price, $3.50. Closing
estate.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST NV. Rea!tor Natl O153.
Evening Phone. Georgia 49S1
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

LADY AND GENTLEMAN DESIRE TO
share furnished apt with couple: moderate
near Thomas Circle. Address Box 39l M
Star ONCE.
REFINED LADIES EMPLOYED. DESIRE
2-rm.. kit. bath furn: apt: State ful de-
tails. Address Box 262-M. Star ONCE IL.
UNFURN APARTMENT OR BUNGALOW
consisting of bed room. living room. din
ing room kitchen and dinette: no others
apply. Call District 200. Ext. 23l2.
After Emerson 42SS. 10.
MR.. ELLIS office for details.
1910 Vermont, Room 217. Natl. 1884. 16'
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED
by couple; first-class. modern, 2 rms. X.
and b. Must be located on or near Con-
necticut Tor Wisconsin, and between Cal
vert and Chevy Chase. S65 or less. Ad-
dress Box 2:t5-M. Star once.
VICINITY 10th AND PARK RD.-ONE-
room apt. or Housekeeping rooms, by en-
ployed lady with child in day school. Ad-
dress Box 2;.5-M. Star office.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continupd)

3OI BRADLEY BLVD. BETHESDA. MD
Beautiful. white Colonial home containing
reception hall; living room, dining room.
kitchen and library, on first floor. three
Automatic heat. Large corner lot. Priced
right.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
HOUSES UkFURkISHEp.

5Osha 2nd ST. s,E-FLAT. DUPLEX
B.. h.-w.h.. S45 so. National 97a4
al@3 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE; COR;
lawn; garage: SS5
,o,o HAsRssY 2. PITTS CO. o,oo
MICHIGAN PARK-LoVEIY DETACHED
CO. csii9if i3f7 f0x st. Natl o $3.50 PlAlA AAAAl
ss5-NR; l4th AND sHEP; SITS: NV,
bed looms. baths, h.-W,h.. buiit-in
FRANK S. PHiLLfPs. DISTRICT 1411.
$ ROOMS. . BATHS, lear GARAGE,
diana diana ni ave-. n ". National SEQ. 90 10!
a6o1 11th ST. N.w;-sEMI-DETAc
seven rooms newly dec. throughout; hot
vACANT-No 8 BEAUTIFUL GRANT
venient; 2-car gar; gentiles: adults; S75.
!'2 b, fnsGsqH oil 5arner T Frisidaire Splendid con-
dltion; 2-car gar; convenient; gentiles;
adults; sos. Georgia ora.
KILBoURNE ST. NV. 1900 BLOCK-DE
sirsble house 9 rooms; bath. earage; rea
sGasole sas4' rent; responsible party, District
VERY DESIRABLE DETACHED HOUSE IN
Chevy Chase Md rooms and bath; oil
heat immediate possession. Rent. $50
month.
36ll 35th st. ched brick,
q rooms bath built-in garage. h.-w.h.
blower; immediate possession: Sln0 month
Corner house in Ssuls Addition. con-
tanning rooms. . baths. garage. auto
matte heat: excellent condition; immediate
possession: reasonable rental.
SOIL 46th st. n,w.-Facing Govt. Park
3 (Fr Bayardl detached. g rooms, = finished
rooms in attic: 2-car garage: well-lano-
scaped lot: possession Nov. !. S10O mo.
4343 Brandywine St n.w.-Detached:
@ rooms and bath. screened porch. garage.
INV h.; $50.
1923 Greenwich parkway-Semi-det.
rooms "A bed roomsI, bath. garage. Oil
heat, electric refrigeration; Sl05.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 K St. NV. National 1900
1921 10th ST SEMI-DETACHED: 8
rooms modern. S65. 300 3rd st. ne
Corner brick. u rms. gar. double porches.
modern. sos 909 Lawrence st. n.e.-De-
tached: IL rms h.-wh: SIS.
L. V. THACKER, INC,
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Modern AptS-LOW Rent,

! RM, KIT $40: RMS.. x S60
FURN. AT SMALL EXTRA CHARGE
switchboard serv. Refrigeration on house
current Touraine. 1880 NV. Pot. 1900:
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HOUSES UNEURNISHEp.

1898 BENNETT ST. NE
ru6s rS Rooms; IS Bath H;,W.H. Garage
5.RM. AND BATH BUNGALOW. H.-w.H..
1907 7RkoPJs e. s. NJ TSoE5FET;i SsGioDsf TSf ss7s
sarage. newly papered and painted: rental,
SES sSKESApIEy; Si;E;S; BEALL & HOWARD. INC.
e shsK ss Esr.s5S aSIss T. 5 cHExX bSsE
fs}5s sls ys slS avn ntS S
2. FRANKLIN ST. NE@6 R.. B.. GA
rag, rage, tapestry brick. $3.50. Met. 400,
GLOVER .PARK-NEARLY NEW B. H.
screened porches. electric '' refrigeration. m st
eae cali oSss % MsoN Sashn csvssna rsPt %
370S 9th ST NV.
throughout; S55.
$40 11th HARRX &C. nv JUSTINE; Natl. ss44. i.
%S6xasAiSNGToN VA Loan safrFsJee. Z TR6sT 60. %
400 NV. r. z. Dept. Natl. 344O.
Of ofl7 1stb1rs WssrTIEE Tsa. ST NW.FIRsT d BLOCK
bath in basement; buiit-in garase. % Avail.
NAT1oNI1SIIe Nat 1ooNISIeF MoRTaadmR0 Sss m09th INVESTMENT
-1312 N. Y. Ave NV. National 5s33.
370S MASS. AvE.@S RMS 3 b 5-CAR
ear: $40; 5195 Conduit rd.. 6 rms, b..
s2So; GIG 9th NV, 2 rms. b.. sos; 622
otn NV: ~ rms. b.. 500: tcoloredD %
goin pl Sc, q rms. b.. S35. BEHREND,
DETACHED HOUSE NINE ROOMS. THREE
pa paths; completely modern: oil burner. g
Mnlle House. $3.50 4s17 Conduit rd. NV.
BY OWNER; CHEVY CHASE. D. C., 8
3 ms q; nearby Va, rms. b. FULTON
e; SIOSDON 1877 Eye st. NV, Dist.
o230: eve: Cley. 6O9I
ss ST. NV.
eemi-detachsd; rooms and bath--Se0.o0
sli 18th b. NV. W. " Hssonal ssos.
Evening star., 1936-10-14

ss ST NV
semi-detachsd; rooms and bath $50. 90
sll 18th b. & NV. MSnITHXx xesISu., Sa;i ssos.
Evening star., 1936-10-14

1907 PARK RID. NV AND ROOM
and bath apts., Sff7 so and $40.
Duplex apt. 53OS 4th st. NV. Apt. 3
rooms. kitchen, bath and screened porch.
S55.
1918 Perry st. n.e.-4 rooms kitchen
and bath: elec. refrigeration on house cur
rent: $50 80. See resident manager
322 2nd st n.e.-2 rooms. kitchen and
bath. S65: electric refrieeration.
Opposite Senate Once Bldg. 231 1st
and screened porch: fireplace in living
room: SS5 month.
1909 31st st. nw-2 rooms. kitchen
and bath: elec. refrigeration on house cur
rent: $50 so. See resident manager
1404 Girard St. NV rooms. kitchen
and bath: gas and elec: included; $40.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Matt
Evening star., 1936-10-14
HoUsEs-WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
large large rooms. s complete baths. frst-dooT
lavatory. fireplace. recreation room and
automatic heat: In one OF the highest eleya-
Cali MIR. LYON. Adams 261o.
914 DECATUR ST, NW.-,NEWLY
extra bath in basement. 4-car garage:
7aa 18th st. NV. Natl. O753.
MODERN. DETACHED BUNGALOW. GA
fSed RSeasae asen aee
RIGHT ON WASH. BALTIC. BLVD, AT
Hyattsville-Beautiful detached 6-rm. and
bath home. everything in new condition.
business and is rapidly enhancing in value.
aARvEY. District 45os iia6 Vermont ave:
JUST THE PLACE YOU HAVE BEEN
Sstsr hes a secre S0mf rht tha a' S
gsrage toe house and chicken houses
and shrubs. 13 East Washington st.
No s5o Fosry TRis Is pTssd res buy A.
boss & PHELPS PHELPS.
JUST OFF MASS. AVE.
21l.IDb.
Near the Cathedral. high elevation. at
tractive neighborhood. A well-built brick
has living room with fireplace. dining room.
sun room and kitchen. Second floor has
four bed rooms and two baths. gear
garage. gas heat. attic; Maids room
Southern Bldg. District 1857 or Cley.
14OS. after pm.
OPEN. @ TO Q.
New detached brick. 6 large rooms. tile
bath. modern kitchen. full basement. oil
burner; deep lot. Low price and terms
1904 18th ST. NE
STROUP Geo. Abs.
73l Southern Bldg. Dist. 036S.
LOOK AT THIS HOME.
Sc 95O-6-rm. brick. new condition.;
larger rms: fine location; immediate pos
coFFMAN REALTY CO..
Silver Spring Md. Shepherd 4123.
EXCELLENT VALUE-NORTHWEST
SIX large rooms. Nv. heat; r fuii base; 3s,;
section. See this. Call Mr.. Partlow,
1924 l2th 81. Nv. District ss47.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
COUNTRY ESTATE.
tRro d1o,r To- ornacO

Bradley Farms,
Located on River road. "a mile beyond
Congressional Country CLUB. in Washing
tons most delightful riding country.
An unusually quaint and attractive
home in a setting OF mammoth shade
trees on 3 high knoll overlooking the
surrounding countryside for many miles.
Modern in every detail. Beautiful random
width old Georgia pine flooring. fire.
places in living. dining and master bed
room and library.
1st foor-Living room. off Of which Is
q large screened porch. extra large en-
trance hall. large paneled dining ROOM Ii
brsry with lavatory and kitchen. End
hoor-Three master bed rooms. two baths,
large upper hall suitable for sitting.
Malc room and bath in attic.
IL ACRES
vi beautifully handicapped grounds. Dwell
ing situated well off the. road. reached by
q orive through stately row of cedars.
me. modern brick stable for horses.
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED.
Rental. including services of man to
!oo5 after property. S215.00 per month.
~lor appointment to inspect call
n. MARBURY STAMP & CO.,
District S151. Southern Building.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNEuR.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Wllhln one block of Circle detached
MOUSE large shady grounds. side porch.
library. living room, dining room. buffers
pantry. kitchen. bed rooms, . baths.
second floor porch. maids room and toilet
IN basement; garage: 500 unfurnished,
Sl25 furnished. Can be seen by appoint
+. MARBURY STAMP AND CO..
212 Southern Bldg. District Slb7
Evening star., 1936-10-14
HOUSES FURNISHED.

DETACHED FURNISHED BUNGALOW
at 4921 Eskrldge Terrace NV. OF hVe
rooms and bath. cellar. attic. front and
PERCY H. RUSSELL Co i73I St NV
2927 MACOMB ST. N.W.-S ROOMS AND
Rsf Rfh or asfess al ass sanasy si2o Can
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE. FURNISHED
1-ol lBFoDilE i i; s s SSoIBEKT; IN INC; ss-.
room BUNGALOW. detached. nr. bus. cars.
INQUIRE 3l2 So. Fillmore st: IA
227 ROSEMARY. CH. CHI. MD.-S RMS.
gar. excellent cond new oil burner nicely
MODERN 5-RooM RgNGALow se BED BED
nen and hotWater hest eiee
res IN College PaTk Nd s5 A Month To in
BY appointment. Cali BRoDIE & COL
BERT. INC. Natl. 1915.
CHEVY CHASE D; c.-5 RMS. BATH;
gas heat; nicely furn.; Frigidaire; SO.
Potomac 5S31.
1900 BLOCK QUE NW-9 ROOMS t6
bed roomsl, 3 baths: good condition: i'm
mediate possession. For appointment to
~ BOSS & PHELPS NM,
141- K ST. NV. National 1900.
1899 31st sT-oLD GEORGETOWN EN-
vironment: antiques: Oriental rugs. recep-
tlon. drawing. d1nlng rooms. kltcnen, pam
try 5 bed rooms . baths maids room,
bath: gear garage; price. 100000 month:
yearly lease: will not rent for boarding or
roonling house. Apply JAS. A. GEDDES,
agent. Tower Bldg. National 4oa6. 15'
SEMI-SUBURBAN CORNER BRICK
house. near schools. churches. stores and
car: awnings. screens; garage; reasonable.
Call Emerson 1896.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK. LIKE NEW;
seven roomS. two baths: beautifully fur
piShed: oil burner. automatic hot water.
electric refrigeration two-car garage. rec
reation basement: rent. Sl"5.00 month:
available only to responsible party. Inspec-
tion. . to pm. 54O6 18th street NV. 16'
in Virginia within half-hour of White
House: four bed rooms baths. . servants
rooms: living room, 25 by 30: large open
| fireplace; cleo. tel. steam heat: extensive
grounds.
HERMAN z. GASCH
q23 5th St NV National / 1884 o55
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OPEN & TO 9.
New. detached brick. 6 large rooms.
tile bath, modern kitchen. full basement.
large yard Close to schools and trans
portation. $3.50 cash. balance like rent.
5422 Hawthorne Pl. NV.
STROUP Geo. 413S.
731 Southern Bldg. Dist 036S.
10th AND IRVING-BRICK HOME IN
perfect condition. Vacant. Must sacrifice
First person sees this is lucky one. Don't
S7.95O-BRICK BUNGALOW NV. DC;
oil heat, grand porches. large handicapped
lot: $4,000 less than cost. Shown By ap-
pointment only. MR.. HAWKINS, eve.
Wise. 592e.
Evening star., 1936-10-14
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CO..
141S II st NV District 7s77.

nished, with use Of kitchen and dinette
furnished: reasonable; employed couple
onlv Ia
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

CHOICE 2-RM., K. APT, $50.
RMS. SLEEPING PORCH. FURN.. S75
CHEEKY apts., modern bldg. best n ". sec
tion; handy to cars, schools, stores; tile
bath. parquet floors Adams 96"S.