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The Washington times., 1936-03-28
FOUR YOUTHS
CONFESS
Staying
Killed, Robbed Doctor
Lured Out on Fake
MercyCaII

CHICAGO, March % UN.S0
The mysterious death of DR.. Silber
c. Peacock, prominent specialist
in children's diseases, was solved
today.
Four youths Wed with each other
early today in confessing the brutal
murder of the physician the night
of January q, detectives revealed
after Turing him to lonely street
on a fake mercy call" to save the
life Of a sick child.
Robert Goethe. a thick-lipped
shock haired, vicious looking youth
of 10, told Detective Sergeant An
drew Aiken:
II want to keep out Of the hot
seat. If telling about it will do
any good, I'll talk my head Off"
ONE YOUTH NEAR DEATH
Hearing the admissions OF
Goethe and Durland Nash, 19, q
third member Of the gang, Emil
Reck, 10, suffering from stomach
ulcers, was near death today.
The admissions brought about
the arrest early today Of Michael
Livingston, II, the fourth mem
ber of the young bandit gang.
DR.. Peacock's body, a bullet
through the temple, the skull
crushed, stab wounds in the neck
and back, was found the after
noon Of January 3 in his parked
automobile.
Detectives had vainly sought a
clue to the mysterious murder
delving into the physicians pro
fessional and social life. There
were no witnesses to the Staying
and no one in the sparsely-Settled
neighborhood heard shots or the
sounds Of struggle.
All police theories were ex
ploded as they sought a motive
for the brutal killing.
AS q result Of the physician s
death, officials arranged to fur
nish police escorts to physicians
making calls late at night.
Youths Break Down
Goethe and Nash, youths with
police records, were picked up on
suspicion, detectives revealed, as
q result Of descriptions given by
physicians who also had been
lured on night calls and robbed.
Directly accused Of the murder,
detectives said, they broke down
and confessed, duplicating Reck
and Livingston.
The price Of the physicians
life was $40.
Within an hour Of the time
they had abandoned the special
lists lifeleSS body they had di
vided the $40 loot four ways
Nash Sobbed, and each had spent
his share ION beer and q swell
steak dinner-a great big steal
Smothered in onions"
From the States Attorneys of
flee it was announced the con
fessions would be presented to the
grand jury today and immediate
indictments charging the foul
youths with murder sought.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
VERA TO. Tell
ALL MONDAY
CONTINUED from Page II ,

she appeared to have forgotten
where she was as she discussed
phases of her romance, her voice
taking on O tender tone as she
mentioned her dead lover. She
said:
II loved him very, veryS
dearly"
PROMISED TO WED
Her crying spells always came
when she was talking about him,
or when she was shown his photo
graphs. or handed the aquamarine
ring he gave her to seal their fen.
gagement. She said he promised
to divorce his wife and marry her.
They were to have been married
this month. .~-
Instead of being Mrs. Gebhardt,
Vera Stretz Is the central figure
in q sensational murder trial.
She met Gebhardt, q war ace
and German industrialiSt, when
they were fellow passengers on
the Vulcania on a West Indies
cruise. They were drawn together
first because they both spoke Ger
man. I'm fact, Vera speaks four
languageS). When the boat
docked at Havana they danced
and he kissed her. But it was
New Years eve and she didn't
pay much attention to the kiss.
Later in New York he began to
court her. He fascinated her.
The fascination developed into
love. She jokingly told him, she
didn't believe in love, but he said
he'd like nothing better than to
teach her.
She told the jury that finally
she and DR.. Gebhardt made q
trip together. and registered at
hotels as Mr.. and Mrs. Gebhardt.
Love Letters Read
The love letters exchanged be.
tween Vera and Gebhardt were
read in court. Passages in some
of them brought tears to Vera's
eyes. They were very fervent.
Vera made one dramatic admiS.
sion and when she made 1t she
didn't weep a tear. Her lawyer,
Samuel Leibowitz, speaking Of
Gebhardt, said:
"YOu shot him?"
eyes, 1 did"
Why she shot him is the real
story Vera has yet to tell. There
being no session Of her trial to.
day. she spent her time in the
women'S detention prison knitting
and preparing for o continuance
Of her ordeal on the stand Mon
day.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
Hicks Believes Evidence
Will Save Hauptmann

BALTIMORE, March 28 GIN.
S0.-Pleased with the progress Of
his Cuban investigation, and con-
fident that information he uncov.
cred there will result In O second
reprieve for Bruno Richard Haupt.
mann, sentenced to die Tuesday
night for the kidnap-murder Of the
Lindbergh baby, Robert w. Hicks,
Washington, D. c., criminologiSt
employed by Gov. Harold Hoff-
man, Of New Jersey, today re-
vealed his findings in the Carib'
bean republic.
Hicks went to Cuba to search
for q man whom it was reported
had received q letter from ISidore
FiSch, business partner Of Haupt-
mann, requesting disposal Of "Some
hot ranSome money" With regard
to this, Hicks said:
while In Cuba / interviewed
DR.. Arturo Gonzales Alfonso,
who told me he had talked with
the man who got the letter. He
further told me he himself had
seen the signature on the letter
and 1t was 'IsidOre Fisch.'
CDR. Alfonso said the letter
received by the man, o German,
was sent from New York. He said
the writer asked that ransom
cash be exchanged for Cuban
money. DR.. Alfonso set the time
when he talked with the Ger.
man aS October Il, 1882. five
months after the Lindbergh ran
some money was paid.
"The significant thing was
that DR.. Alfonso told several
persons about the Fisch letter
two years before Hauptmann
was arrested.
"Dr. Alfonso was shown four
signatures Of Fisch and said
he was positive they were the
same as the signatures affixed
to the letter."
Hicks eXpreSSed confidence
that the recipient of the letter
will be found. He said he would
return to Cuba with certain
photographs which he has, and
one of which he believes to be
that of the recipient of the Fisch
letter, to continue the search.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
u. 5. CENS0RS
ARMY, NAVY
SECRETS
New Move by State
Department CIoaks
Them in Mystery
BY KINGSBURY SMITH
Copyright. 1896, by International
News SerVice)


With q view to preventing
American military secrets from
getting into the hands of foreign
powers, the State Department has
moved to enforce stricter control
over information which the war
and navy departments supply to
foreign naval and military at
taches.
This was learned today follow.
ing an important meeting of high
ranking Army, Navy and State
Department officials on the
matter.
The meeting was summoned by
Undersecretary of State William
Phillips. 1t was attended by Gen.
Malin Craig, Army chief of staff:
Brig. Gen. Stanley D. Embick,
chief of the War Plans Division;
Assistant Secretary of State R.
Walton Moore, Joseph Green.
arms control director of the State
Department, and naval intelli.
gence officer.
Censor Information
Officials were extremely reticent
concerning the meeting and
sought to discourage the publica-
ton of any facts concerning it.
However, it was learned the
State Department wishes to pass
on all information which either
the War or Navy Department
gives to foreign military and
naval attaches.
In an effort to minimize the
Importance Of the move, it was
described in one high official
quarter a. merely an effort to
harmonic" the dissemination
of information by the State, War
and Navy departments to foreign
governments.
At the present time, the War
and Navy departments are free to
give out whatever information
they desire to foreign govern
ments. Foreign naval and mill
tary attaches of the various en-
baSsieS and legations here make q
regular practice of calling at
either the War or Navy Depart
ment and seeking information
on Americas latest military and
naval developments. They also
seek information on the eff
cheney of both the Army and
Navy and its equipment and per-
Sonnel.
Silent on Reason
AS soon as anything appears
in print concerning a new mill!
tary or naval development, the
foreign attaches turn up at the
War or Navy Department asking
for information.
The State Department wants to
pass on what is given out. De-
tails Of how this will be &C
complished are now being worked
out by Green in collaboration
with army and naval experts.
Officials were silent as to what
prompted this new move to pro-
tect American military secrets,
asserting that protection of those
secrets was a matter which they
did not wish to talk about.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
Mae Helm Named
To Welfare Post

The Board Of Public Welfare
yesterday announced appointment
of Assistant Corporation Counsel
Mae Helm as its counsel to repre-
sent the needy aged and blind
under the Social Security Act. The
post pays a salary Of $3,200.. The
vacancy on the Corporation CouIl.
sells staff was filled by the ap-
pointment Of John O'Dea, acting
Assistant Corporation Counsel at
Palice Court.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
GOV. HOFFMAN
CALLS EXTRA
SESSION
Believed Last Chance
to Escape Chair
Tuesday Night
Continued from Page u

signed statement to the State po-
lice setting out that he had never
seen any suspicious cars or persons
in the vicinity Of the Lindbergh
Home" but two years later identi-
fled Hauptmann as having been
seen by him in that vicinity at the
time. =. $50
Concerning Hochmuth, the Gov
ernor asserted his testimony
could be questioned from many
standpoints, among them being
impairment of his vision, his
memoir and his age Of 88.
: Earlier yesterday Governo r
Hoffman classified Hunterdon
county Prosecutor Anthony M.
Hauck as an "errand boy" for
Wilentz, to which Hauck inme,
diately responded with Q state
ment characterizing Hoffman as
an "errand boy for . convicted
murderer"
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
Day i'm Congress
SENATE

In recess until Monday.
HOUSE
II q. m.-InterState Commerce
Subcommittee considers railroad
signals bill.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
WEATHER FORECAST
Forecasts Until 8 p. m. Sunday I

Forecasts Until 8 p. m. Sunday
District of Columbia-Fair to-
night and Sunday; lowest temper
ature tonight about 42 degrees:
warmer Sunday, rain Sunday
night: considerably colder Mon
day; gentle variable winds, becom-
ing Southerly and increasing Sun
day.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair
tonight and Sunday: warmer Sum
day, rain Sunday night; consider
ably colder Monday.
Weekly weather forecast for
March 80 to April
North and Middle Atlantic
States-R ain Monday, ending
Monday night or Tuesday, prob
ably changing to snow in and
near the mountains. Rain again
Thursday or Friday. Much colder
Monday and Tuesday, rising tenn
perature middle Of week, and cold
er at end.
Ohio Valley and Tennessee
Rain in Tennessee and rain chang
ing to snow in Ohio Valley Mon
day and rain again Wednesday or
Thursday, Decidedly colder Mon
day, rising temperature middle Of
week and colder about Frida5.
Temperatures
Yesterday Today
I p. M. SO 4 a. m........51
8 p. m.......59 8 q. m...... 40
Midnight -. SO Noon ......58
Departures From Normal
Accumulated deficiency of tenn
perature since January l, 1885, 81.
Excess of temperature since
March /, 1895, 1872.
Accumulated excess Of precipi-
tation since January l, 1895, 3.72.
Excess Of precipitation since
March /, 1896, 0.94.
Tide Table
High tide today at 1915 p. m.
Low tide today at 6:29 a. m. and
at 7:10 p. m.
High tide tomorrow at 1885 q.
m. and at 1:16 p. m.
Low tide tomorrow ct 1880 .. m.
and ct sos p. m.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
French Bank Raises Rate

PARIS, 1farch % G.N.SO.-The
Bank Of France raised its redis-
count rate today from 31a to per
cent.
The Washington times., 1936-03-28
Child Dies Of Burns
In ScaIdinq Wafer
PROMISED TO WED

Catherine wallace, colored, 8,
died In Children's Hospital yester-
day Of burns suffered March Is
when she fell into q tub Of scalding
water ct her home In Brentwood,
Md, police said.
Evening star., 1936-09-15
RENT-FLATS,

and kitchenette. S30.5O; 3 rear rooms
N. FRANK RUPERT 1921 9TH st. NV
Evening star., 1936-09-15
1241 OWEN ST. NE.
A REAL BARGAIN.
EXCEPTIONAL BUY,

At SlO.75O; located in Chevy Chase, D. C..
on a level lot with trees. Positively the only
available new Groom and 2-bath house
with finished third floor in this section al
such a price Inspection will convince
you of this value Call Metropolitan 81.
After 6, call Columbia 3l57.
Evening star., 1936-09-15
3740 MILITARY RID. NV.

Just West Of Conn. Ave
Detached home. large living room. open.
ing on side porch dining room, den. kitch-
en-. pantry and rear porch on 1st floor
bed rooms. . baths, double sleeping
porch on 2nd floor: rooms on 3rd floor
maid S room in basement. lavatory on 1st
excellent condition. LINKINS CO., 1913
De Sales st
Evening star., 1936-09-15
SAIE-H0TSFS

A BEAUTIFUL HOME AT A RARE BAR
gam: cost S37.500. sacrifice S2..3Ou.
Four bed rooms. = baths Ind floor bed
bath in basement. Property clear: located
west OF 10th ST., facing permanent park.
L.; H. THADEN,
Wise. 5440.
NEAR TAKoMA PARK RECREATION
Center: modern Groom semi-detached
brick. h.-w.h. Priced below S6 900 with
$500 down payment balance like rent.
Metropolitan 5400.
BRYANT NEAR NORTH CAPITOL IS
rooms, double porches. electric reirigera.
ton. deep lot: excellent condition; forced
TO Sacrltce. S7,45gi owner. Col. S04g
S5.95O-SLVER SPRING. MD.-A DE-
tached home of six large rooms and
bath on fine lot 50Xl50 feet; conYen-
lent to public and Catholic schools;
hot-water heat. spacious porch, excep-
tional living room and master bed
room. $3.50 cash and only $50 per
month on balance
30 S9.OOO-CLEVELAND PARK - Detached
home Just west OF Conn. ave: seven
rooms and bath. on beautiful lot 81 =
by 125 feet; hot-water heat, OIL
BURNER. A fine home in a very de-
S12 FfVE-BED-RooM AND TWO
BATH detached home on attractlyely
landScaped lot 60xlO0 feet: large shade
trees; IN best section OF Chevy Chase.
bed rooms on second floor, OIL BURN
Err. tWo-car garage. Well built and
in splendid condition. TERMS AR
RANGED.
SHANNON & LUCHs CO..
1905 ST. NV. National 2345
Evening star., 1936-09-15
SOMERSET,
CHEW CHASE

Bargain in beautiful wooded section.
consisting of r!ls and sun parlor, :
lined iined closets. d hardwood floors fnished
attic. built-in garage; beautiful lot 65X
1870, price S1l 0uc Call Mr.. Guitfre,
Met. 1927. F; ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2O5
Evening star., 1936-09-15
$3.50
1VOOs
NEW STTTDIO STONE uOnHrc

NEW, STUDIO STONE HOMES.
Beautiful 5-room studio-type stone hnne
JuSt completed on fine lot in nearby Vlr-
glnla Has fun studio living room, . bed
rooms. olnlng room and tile bath; modern
Eitcnen. IniS is really a dream home
must De seen 10 be appreciated viii sell
on easy terms. Call Mr.. FREnERICKS or
Mr WATSON Fails Church E5E ~
Evening star., 1936-09-15
SALE-HOUSES.

ShLE-nOC0LSs
PACING LING. PARKS R., PORCHES;
finest home this sectioni widow "a. sacrifice. fss
trict 5464. Lincoln 5241. Il.
$3.50. NEW BRICK. 6-RM.. ELECTRIC;
kitchen home in Silver Spring; A real real
Sader Na oss6 ss@ps'e of cleV as4s eau
best value in Burleith. Thoroughly insu-
Lated Seven rooms and BATES dsaS s %
porch: pretty garden. Entire property in
NATioNAL NeHT6S9si '0Psbt5on ss66 ESSGSfNG. PHoNE
BROOKLAND. D. C.
bath. 'aHnsa aTse GeA lot, nome one-ear sarsees and
chicken house Can be used for two fami-
lies; near ali conveniences. Priced for quick
sale S. $50 1Sas Easy terms. Call Mr.. Bennett
1904 IVA YALE = 4 4 u JAMES bi.s1Ict ING sa4s
SI6,5OO WILL BUY AN ATTRACTIVE DE-
Chevy Chase Circle This house was built
by the owner who lives in it, for home
snd Be IS 20 tS es se aMEs Lis
WOODWARD. Realtor. 723 goth st. NV:
a S-story brick. 9 rooms l6 BED ROOMS.
hsi s9ss ss5ssi HS9s +
CORNER 1st AND LoNGFELLoW sTs.
ne. iust of Of N; H. ave. NV. New e.
reom. peo This hS6o home T is unusual: Builder
must sacrifice. = Open to 9 pm. or by
appointment. National 1859.
LARGE GROOM BRICK NEAR ,aF Il TEGn' S6a
MR.. M JONES. Dist. 5g7e. -
GROOM BUNGALOW ON BEAUTIFUL
2-car garage; lot 5Ox135; fireplace. trees,
easy terms. Natl: o603.
S9,95O-THE BEST BUY IN WASHING. i.
you mssase IN w.Es,nstoss nsT SeiPSss Sass
Ga1ri northwest Me sections. center-hal type:
Gssd 9esaehed ssfsss Including ri mode modern 4P: i%.
Sssssar oS4S i a5s 81 ' 81
saE ss.h Us MS WRrzh5 HS T. 500 SHs st. 'sS
MT. PLEAsANT.lO RMS; S9;s59a, ,I;sid IpEAidt
safd s1si E 9s RSEiRss ADAMS He
CORNER g APTsJ, Mr.. sth AND WEE
cs sss6 50 4ie isei 81 adams sdsnes 47ss sar sAfAse
oPPoRTUNTTY Mr., conn. a, AYE: S;;,n.2 NORTH
sff5o Hsrms 'smast e. w. sAa9 f5sie Adsms Sns
s7,s50-LIdHT, TAPEsTRY BRICK ROW
house located in Petworth, near schools.
finest condition.: fully weather-stripped
gas heat. exceptionally good equipment.
porches- garage. Call for appointment.
ROSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500: EVE
MING PHONE. DECATUR 2146.
7-RooM HOUSE. NEW. AMI. ALSO FUR
fitlIre; strictly cash; no encumbrance: no
dealers. Between 6 and pm. only. 2414
Wsshin1ton blvd. Arlington. Va. 16s
Evening star., 1936-09-15

IERHACE I1AII-
1445 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Desirable double room. running wafer:
| twin beds; delicious food; reas. rates Il.
MT. PLEASANT-Will board girl near
| school. refined supervision, private nome
with girl. Il: refs. Adams 24bl.
Evening star., 1936-09-15
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED-UNFURNIS 6-RM. HOUSE.
a l.. h.-w h.. cleo. gas;northwest Eec-
tion; at once. Lincoln 74O9-J.
HOUSE, OR 9 ROOMS SCREENED
porches. good NV. section: 2 adults: coal
furnace, INV. heat; reasonable. Col. 673s
Evening star., 1936-09-15
S645O-MODERN BRICK HOME
SEVEN BIG ROOMS-LIKE BRAND-NEW. /.
1925 18th ST. NX

SHANNON & LUCHs CO.,
1905 H ST. NV. National 2345
Evening star., 1936-09-15
ONLY Sc $50

A CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
Detached. s rooms baths. elec re-
frigeration. h.-wh. all hardwood fo1rs,
fireplace, porch. shade trees two-car ga
rage near bus, schools. stores, garAge
rooms rentable. Real economy. 3SII Le-
CATION st
Evening star., 1936-09-15
RECREATION

BRYANT NEAR NORTH CAPITOL = x
rooms. double porches. electric refrigera.
tion. deep lot: excellent condition; forced
TO Sacrltlce. S7,459i owner. Col. S04g. I.
Evening star., 1936-09-15
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

634 IRVING ST NW-6 LARGE ROOMS.
bath. garage. h.-wh.. newly decorated; S65.
Evening star., 1936-09-15
1905 18th ST. NV.

Center-hall plan aIl-brick home: rooms
ana Iavatory first floor rooms and >
baths second floor. > rooms and BATH
third floor. AN IDEAL HOME FOR A
LARGE FAMILY. Insulated, furred walls.
copper cutters. weather-stripped. oil burn
e!. On large lot with 2-car brick garage
Open for Your Inspection.
open and Lighted Until PM
HOWENSTEIN REALTY
Evening star., 1936-09-15
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

ALTA VISTA. MD.-Small estate: 2 fu
nished rooms. S25 and S35 month: CARA
free Phone Bradley 314. .
Evening star., 1936-09-15

BUSINESS WOMAN wants room, board
Evening star., 1936-10-25

o5o-All-brick 5-room house with
glassed-in porch. heated: new-house condi-
ton, detached metal garage: 5000 cash and
$50 per month. Call MR.. COVINGTON,
Evening star., 1936-10-25

NEAR ALASKA AVE.
Detached corner home Of English cot
tage type: with library or bed rm; on st
tion; Dorches; Ready Ney /; $500.
den or sun rm.. with private Law; on 1st
f.; 3 bed rms. dressing rm. and bath on
End fl. Oil heat: insulated: gear garage.
Ready Nov roaREs,r e f5tsi SfIIs saGte9'
Detached corner brick home Of center
entrance Colonial design. Wonderful out
look: 3 master bed rms. and 2 baths: serv-
ants bath. automatic heat; Gear garage.
~, noon GRAHAM &, OGDEN ,,s.
5915 BLAIR RD-12-RM. HOME. OIL
heat. 2 baths: $50 month.
s720 Apple ave-. Silver Spring, Nd. q
home. baths; ami; reasonable rental:
1O6 Elbany ave. Tx. PIX. Md.-Newly
basement. garage; S65 month. Open Sum
N"'' URc1oLo REALTY CO..
907 N. Y. Ave. and 1888 NV.
AR1E.~
Evening star., 1936-10-25

$500 CASH.
| Near Cathedral Ave. and Conduit Road NV.
| New detached brick. six large rooms.
tiled bath. fireplace in living room. wide
porches. beautiful lot; near schools. bus
and stores; balance like rent. Geo. Abs.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
SEE MIR. sinner

At 35 Jefferson st. ne. He has an excep;
price and on unusual terms. 5 large
rooms with hoored attic and built-in ga
rage, De luxe equipment with automatic
heat Open and lighted daily till o pm.
Drive out Georgia ave, turn right on Con-
cord to Blair I'd. turn left "a block to
Evening star., 1936-10-25
FIRST TIME SHOWN.

Woodbridge 3O61 Vista st. n.e-A large
new BUNGALOW. constructed with asbestos
bath and shower. fireplace insulated
oil burner: lot 4Ox15n #. with garage
Concrete street end. $3.50 down $50 per
Drive out r. 1. ave. ne. to Central ave.
turn right 3 blocks to Vista. Turn left
Z. block to house or call North 1908 for
flrthnr in form
Evening star., 1936-10-25
WOODpIDCC \ =

1900 o2nd St. n,e.-H you like apt. ad-
plenty of light and ventilation. see the
bungalow at this address 1t has every
modern convenience and Is only l block
~ WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
o317 R l Ave NE North 7o03
Evening star., 1936-10-25

1s rooms. Modern house now operating
as high class rooming and boarding
house and earning around S400 net per
month. If you are looking for a fine
investment where a good income is pos
sible. see US. WILLIAMS REALTY CO.,
$40 Investment Ruildinr
Evening star., 1936-10-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

WHY PAY RENT
when you can buy a new 6-room, de-
tached brick home; reasonable down pay
ment; $57 80 month.
22OS r ST. NE.
Open today. Out New York ave. TO
Bladensburg rd.. turn right to r ST.. and
left to home.
LOUIS H. HALL,
Evening star., 1936-10-25
BEAUTIFUL CORNER.

Woodbridge 3OO2 25th st. NE. - At
tractive detached corner home. in new
house condition; large rooms and bath
large front porch, double rear porches.
Corner lot 92x130: 2-car garage; near
ming until o. To inspect drive out Rhode
Island ave. to Gath st. ne, right on gath
blocks to Hamlin. left on Hamlin block
w WILLIAM r. THoRowGooD.
oO24 Rhode Island Ave. N E. Decatur O317.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

$500.
Center-haIl-type brick home. rooms
and bath. Located north Of Western High
School and west Of Wisconsin ave.
S76.0
Attractive. modern BUNGALOW in Silver
Sprins-5 rooms ana bath. electric refrtg-
orator. oil heat and garage.
ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
S07 Union Trust Bldg. National $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
18th ST. HEIGHTS.

liv. rm with fireplace, bed rms. 3 b..
Law, on 1st floor. Gear gar. (deck above),
oil heat. finished attic. large side porch.
slate roof. select close-in location border
ing Rock Greek Park.
Miss Read Adams 2123
Evening star., 1936-10-25

914 DECATUR ST. NV.
2 rms. baths; h.-w.h.. elec.; 4-car
66I7 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Semi-detached brick; rms, b., glassed
pches; h.-w.h., elec; garage. S65.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. 0753.
BUNGALOW. JUST EAST OF CITY-5
rooms bath: NV. heat. , electric range and
Berwyn Heights-S rooms, bath. steam
heat. electricity; large lot, trees: $50.
3633 Jenifer st. NV, near Conn. ave-
Semi detached brick g rooms. 2 baths,
breakfast room. inclosed sleeping porch.
garage; SS7 80.
house in choice location; o rooms. 2 baths.
oil burner. garage; S17O.
49,, LogIS z SHoEMMAtksEE, SHoEMtsls, ,,ea
Evening star., 1936-10-25
CHEVY CHASE.

West of Conn ave, between Circle and
S Shase b4ck GI0 os an an
army officer leaving for West coast. Con-
tains % rooms. 3 baths. G. E. REFRIGERATOR.
oil burner. screens. weather strips, side
drive brick garage connected to the house
by charming brick portico.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. National 0753
Evening star., 1936-10-25

TIT 18th ST, AT JUNIPER, NV.
SI55
Attractive English stone and brick house.
3 years old in new-house condition; SS-ft.
frontage: library. lst-foor lavatory. un-
finished room over garage: 3 bed rooms
Ione I6xl7 it, baths oil burner.
Evening star., 1936-10-25
DOCTOR OR DENTIST.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

Woodbridge 1920 Franklin st. ne
South exposure; rooms, tile bath. shower.
firepiace fioored attic. chestnut trim. mod
ern kitchen. concrete front porch; ein q large
tn inspect: Out r. /. ave- to 18th st. ne,
2615- 18th st. n.e:-Attrsctiye detached
ing porch and front porch: large lot. ga
rage. Price. $3.50. Open until Q pm.
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