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La gaceta., 1936-05-16

Elecciones honradas... Puede
ser que cuando los eiudadanos
de mayor civismo Sc despierten,
en- la maiana del dfa de las pri-
marias, va los "rellenadores"
hayan cumplido las 6rdenes de
sas jefes y deshonrado, una veg
mas, a los barrios datinos.
Aqui Ell que no CORE, vuela,
y ell que Sc "duerme".. amanece
cubierto de ridIculo.
iva seria desgracia la de Ia
colonia latina que en- eStos dias
de pureza electoral, pOr negli-
gencia o eObardia de los ciuda-
danes que demandan "nuevo ira
to" en- las urnas, Sc repitiese 10
de hace dos amos la degradante
'fbrava" que tan mala fama nos
dieFa.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
MARIANA COME.
RENCIO CON MENDIETA

HabAna, Mayo 16-Acompa
hadO de uno de sus ayudantes
militares, en- horas de Ia ma
mana de aver ell p~residente g
.lectO, DIR. Gomez, Sc dirigi6 a
la finca que ell coronel Carlos
MendIeta, expresidente de la
ReP1blica, tiene en- HoyO CO.
dorado.
La cOnferencia durc mas de
dos horas.
FL DR.. Gomez sc nego a dSV
cuenta de 10 tratado, Observan
do la misma reserva Ell coronel
Mendieta.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
C~OMPARECERA HOY A DE-
CLARAR Ell ~SECRETARIO
lCKES
Las ObrdS PabIicdS SerdR CONT
naGdaS perO en- peque1a escGla

Wash, Mayo l6.-El Sc
cretario del interior, Ickes, com
parecera hoy a declarar ante e.
comite de ereditos del senado,
Iluego de haberse dicho que las
cbras pdblicas continuaran, en-
peaueha escala, bajo los auspi-
clos financieros de la admins
TRACTION que dirige Harry L.
Hopkins.
Todavfa es possible, segGn di-
jo anOche ell Sr. Adams, sena-
dor democratic de Colorado, que
Ickes no declare en- esta OCCASION
y ell comite Sc entere de las o.
bras realizadas, por medic de
sus libros. ReNford G. Tugwell,
cuya administration ha sidO
rebajada en- importancia, ma
nifest6 al comite que su unidad
terminara ell dia Il de julio, a
menos que Sc lie entregue mas
dinero.
Una enmienda del senador
Hayden, democratic de Arizona,
agrega $500 900 900 a la ley de
alivio y deficieneia y los desti-
ma a Obras pGblicas. AL aparta.
miento de esos TOO millones sc
ha venido o~poniendo ell presi-
dente Roosevelt.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16

Tenemos la certeza de que mi
les de personas iran manana a
la finca ia Columna', donde
los Caballeros Leales celebra-
ran su romeria.
va hemos dicho, y hoy 10 re-
petimos, que la obra de los Lea
les es meritoria, altruista, ST.
perior quiza a la cooperation
que reciben.
CuandO I'm hermano pierde
ell trabajo, la logia acude en- su
ayuda y lleva a su hogan los Vi
veres para que pueda subsistir.
iY los hermanos capataces y
encargados deben recordar que
'-ay muchos Leales con las ma
nos cruZadas y esperanto que
Dios les ayude q sobrellevar sus
penas!
Hermano: hoy por 81 y ma
mana por tt.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
JAMES JACOBS CONFES0
EL ASESINATO DE UN
AGENTE Federal

Chicago, Mayo l6.-James
Jacobs, de indianapolis, corde-
SO aver a E. c, Yellowley, jefe
de la division de alcoholics del Ie
gociadO de inquest interio-
res, Ell asesinato de yagente.
II. Foster. Fl criminal aseg
que en- ell momento del crimen
le acompahaba Harlan Crouch
tambien de indianapolis
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
TIENE MAYORIA
SOBRE UN PARTTDARIO
DEL PLAN TOWNSEND

Portland, Oregon, mayo 16l
lider republicans en- Ia ca
mara alta, senador MsNary, tie
ne hoy mayoria de cuatro por
uno, en- su eappaha de renomi-
na1i6n sOgfe Sam Brown, un
partidario del plan de pensio-
mes Townsend. En- las prtma-
rias presidenciales no tienen o.
pOsiei6n los candidates Roose-
welt y BOrah. McNsry lleva Is
amos de seryicios en- e congEeaO.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
~PROCESADOS DOS INDIVI-
DUOS QUE EXIGIERON
DINERO AL HIJo DE AL
FREDo SMITH
lie ameRGzGbGn CON reVeldr sus
dmOres con ma mujer

New York, mayo 16.-Bajo
la a.usaci6n de haberle cogido
$4,000, con amehazas, al hijo
del exgObernador Alfred Smith,
fueron procesados aver Max D..
Krone, un detective privado, Y
A. Henry Ross, TN abogado.
Smiaa di6 cuenta de 10 que su-
cedia y fiscal del distrito y este
lhizo dSner a los ehantagis-
tas. Adj nas de los $4,000. que
Smith do al contadO, le cogle-
ron un pagare pOr Of $780,
900, Los estafadores iabian
Rmenazado con revela Us amo
res con una muier SINH Sc ha-
va separado de 81 mujer, con la
que Sc case haze nueve amos.
La mujer en- Ell case, Miss Ca
Uterine Paveik, declare ante Ell
gran jurado que ella habia re-
cibido $1,000 de Smith; pero
Ne Oeabia NADIA del OtrO dine
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
A FAVOR DE NOS ESPANO-
LES DE TAR6ER

Madrid, Mayo l6.-Los req
ptantes de la colonia espa-
hola & Tanger, venidos a esta
eiudad a recla lar modiflcacio-
mes .del 2 Ito, sc rednieron
aver en- ! cci6n Ia. del Con =
Rreso.
Nisitar esos delegados al
jefe del IObisrnO, Sr. Casares
Quiroga al preside1
Repdbl
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
CARMELO GONZALEZ
SIGUE MEJORANDO

Habana, mayo 1C.-Anoche
Sc dijo en- ell hoauital Cuatro de
S~eptiembre, situado en- Column
bia, que parece acentrarse la
mejoria del comandante Carme-
10 Gonzalez Arias, jefe del Apos
tadero naval de Cienfuegos, =
quien una maquina internal 10
mutilo las manos y los ojos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
T DE COMERCIO
CON YUGOESLAVIA

Madrid, Mayo 16.-Afirmasd
que Sc han terminate va las ne
gociaciones en- pro de un trata-
do comercial entire Espana y
Yugoeslavia.
La fecha de la firma del do
cumento debera ser fijada por
Ell Sr. Barcia, ministro de estadJ
La gaceta., 1936-05-16

Fina persona csc j6ven al
Ohiaramonte, de la reduction
del Tampa Daily Tines, que
aspira a miembro de la junta de
education del condadO.
Ademas de su fineza, All es
caballeroso. inteligente y ex-
traordinariamen.e discreto.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Tres vapores arribaron aver,
Dolphin, Topa TOpa y James L.
Richards, de bandera AMERICA
ma.
Sc hicieron a la mar en- las
Gltimas "a horas los vapores
Millinocket, Garlic, Dolphin y
Genpool, americana y Ell tia
liano Lucia C. que Adirige a
Pensacola, con carg ltransi-
to.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16

SN. AL ~ChlANAMONlE
Este Quito periOdista, grs-
duadO de la Universidad de
Florida, es candidate a MEM
bro de Ia Junta de Educaci6n
del cOndadO de Hillsborough.
Pertenece Chiaramonte = Ia
Federation de Maestros del
cOndado y a varias de las mas
importantes sociedades latinas,
81 ell pueblo 10 elige represen
tara al distrito No. 1, que COM
prende a Ybor City,
La gaceta., 1936-05-16

Recuerde que en- las prima-
rias de JUNO no debe Ybor CT
ty perder los servieios del juez
Lorenzo Hernandez, Ell amigo
de todos.
Centenares de personas han
tocado a su puerta y el ha con
testado siempre de acuerdo
con ell "ritmo" de sus genera
SOS sentimientos.
Permitir que otra persona lie
sustituya en- ell juzgado de paz
del distrito No. l, seria despre
ciar ell concurso de un noble de
.fensor de los derechos de la co
lonia latina.
La gaceta., 1936-05-16

Esas sOeiedades que piden
mAestras para las escuelas noe
turnas en- ingles, debfan ahrir
La gaceta., 1936-05-16
MUR10 R"EPENTINAMENTE
Ell DR..

Habana, mayo 16.-@Un sim
cope cafui aio aver la
muerte en- pocos minur0s al DR..
Constantine Gle he Berte-
matt, que parcel ar de bue-
..l,,a
Evening star., 1936-04-24

But the European nations are not
idle in this short period of lull.
Italy will do her best to force some
sort of peace with the Ethiopians;
Great Britain is thinking of an en-
tirely new political orientation based
more on Germany and the minor
powers in the Mediterranean. while
Hitler is quietly preparing a Nazi
putsch in Austria.
The new German Reichstag pre-
sents many interesting characteristics.
For the first time since 1918 the ALL
deutscher Verband" (the association
of Pangermanists), which has had a
good share in the imperialistic policy
of the Reich, is again represented in
the new Hitler Reichstag The head
Of that organization, Heinrich Class,
who attempted a monarchistic coup
d'etat in 1923, has been elected as
member of Parliament for the first
time in his life Some of his asso-
ciates, close friends Of the imperial
family, are in the Reichstag too, with
Hitler's consent. They do not expect
a restoration of the Hohenzollern fam
lily, but are in favor of greater
Germany.
A flock OF princes Of royal blood
have been designated by Hitler as
members of Parliament. At their head
is Prince August Wilhelm. the fourth
son of the Kaiser; Prince Richard
Of Hesse and a number Of other
princelings. Hitler has allowed them
to enter the Reich's Parliament in
order to show the world that today
there is only one Germany-that OF
Reichsfuehrer Hitler.
y II 4 n
But the most interesting feature OF
the German Reichstag is the presence
of a large number of non-Germans
For the first time in the history OF
parliamentarism non-citizens have
| been allowed to become the repre-
Evening star., 1936-04-24

be disturbed, particularly by inter-
viewers.
Zioncheck was held in contempt of
court by Judge Walter j. Casey yes
terday and fined $40 with an alter
native of 48 hours in Jail. He pleaded
guilty on the speeding charge and was
assessed another $25 penalty.
When the Representative explained
he had just spent his last nickel 20
call the sergeant-at- of the House,
in an effort to get out of the bull
pen" at Police Court. the judge re-
manded him to the cell until he could
raise $45. Speaker Byrns declined to
have anything TO do with the case, but
Representative O'Connor of New York.
chairman of the Rules Committee,
went to Police Court to pay the Rep
resentative's fine
While still involved with authorities
on the speeding charge, zioncheck said
yesterday his favorite pets are four
diamond backed terraplns which he
keeps in his apartment at Harvard
Hall.
Speaking of apartments Zion
check was asked, 'how about that ru-
NOR that the management asked you
to vacate?"
"Oh, I explained the facts and the
laws to them," Zioncheck said. Il
told them they had not given me due
legal notice, and also had not given
notice to the four diamond-backed
terrapins which were living there. So
they changed their mind. I'm still
there and getting pretty good service" !"
Evening star., 1936-04-24
AUTO HORNS BAN
0. K. is UNDECIDED
D. c. Heads May Not Ap-
prove Van Duzer's Proposal
for Night Silence.

Traffic Director William A. Van
Duzer's proposal to prohibit sounding
OF automobile horns between IL pm.
and am, may not be approved by
the District Commissioners, it was in
dicated today.
Commissioner Hazen, principal
sponsor of the roise- e-abatement cam
paign, said
1--WE may change the recommended
ton somewhat. We may allow sound
ing of horns in cases of absolute
emergencies"
At the same time, however, Hazen
announced he planned to have the
Police Department begin a drive
against horn sounding on July /.
Asked if the police would first cam
paign for enforcement of the present
regulation. which forbids use of horns
except as a reasonable warning" he
declared:
warnings will be given by police
up to July l. After that noisy horn
blowers will go to jail"
Van Duzer's proposal-which would
impose fines up to $500 and Jail sem
tences of as much as year for night
horn-sounding-has not been taken
up by the Commissioners as a body.
Engineer Commissioner Sultan said,
however, in response to a question
regarding his views on the plan:
{alS
perhaps, too many persons already
have expressed too many views regard
ing our traffic situation"
Commissioner Allen declined to
comment.
Evening star., 1936-04-24

OF Williamson, vs. the United States,
held that treason, felony and breach
of the peace" embraces all criminal
offenses and that the sole immunity
granted by the Constitution is in
civil cases.
In that case the court upheld the
view of the Government that the
words, breach of the peace" should
not be construed narrowly, but
should be held to embrace substan-
TALLY all crimes, and therefore, as in
effect, confning the parliamentary
privilege exclusively to arrest in civil
cases"
Senator Borah said he had been
unable to find any subsequent de-
cision of the high court modifying
this opinion.
Police Sergt. Hellmuth, in advising
Zioncheck at the Capitol yesterday
that he was without authority to
arrest him there, apparently had
reference not to any immunity from
arrest, but to the fact that metro
politan police ordinarily do not en-
croach on the official domain of the
Capitol police force.
Evening star., 1936-04-24
This Changing World
European Nations Take Stock During Holiday for
French Electons-Britain Looks to
New Orientation.

sentatives Of the nation. Their pres
ence indicates clearly that Hitler
already considers Austria and Czecho-
slovakia as component parts of the
Reich.
There are five Austrians, Eduard
Fraunfeld. Alfred Proksch, Adolf Ho-
fer, Hermann Reschny and Theo
Habicht, who have taken their seats
in the Reichstag The first four were
the leaders of the Nazi putsches in
Austria which led to the assassination
Of Dollfuss. They direct from Bavaria
the Nazi movement in Austria. All of
them are slated to become members
Of the future NaA cabinet in Vienna.
Czechoslovakia is represented by
three men. Hans Krebs, Rudolf Jung
and Leo Schubert, a former mayor
OF a Czechoslovak town The three
are personal friends of Henlein, the
leader of the Pangermanists in
Czechoslovakia. AS friendly gesture
towards Poland and Belgium, Hitler
has not appointed any representatives
from the corridor or for Malmedy. In
this manner der Fuehrer is showing
Europe that he does not mean to
raise the question of the corridor and
of Eupen and Malmedy in the near
future. But Austria and Czechoslo-
vakia have thus received a gentle
warning of "things to come"
Evening star., 1936-04-24

and Mr.. Ickes and has been cleared
through the Budget Bureau. Under its
terms the Secretary Of the Interior
would be authorized to close Eight
eenth street from c street to Virginia
avenue. thus adding to the existing
grounds of the Pan-American Union
enough land to accommodate the new
structure in a location Immediately
adjacent to the "old" annex and the
gardens. The new annex could face
east or west, as might be decided by
the governing board of the Union. If
plans already prepared by Dr.. Paul
P. Cret, architect, for the annex have
to be altered, the proposed bill would
authorize the Secretary Of the Interior
to pay the charges for them. Ickes
also would be permitted to employ
money from funds allotted for the new
Interior Building to meet the costs of
a tunnel dug to connect the Unions
present home with the annex site
originally assigned.
Would Change Car Tracks.
Delano's plan preserves the standard
building line along Constitution ave-
nue. in accordance with the President s
wishes. 1t likewise opens Virginia ave-
nue. straight through from Nineteenth
street almost to Seventeenth as advo-
Gated by the Fine Arts Commission.
The space between Constitution ave-
nue. and c street would be laid out
in lawns and gardens. Tracks of the
Capital Transit Co. would be relocated
to form loop around the south eleva-
ton of the Interior Building via Eight
eenth, c ard Nineteenth streets.
No opposition to the proposed bill is
anticipated, and work on the site Is
scheduled to begin Immediately after
its passage. Mr. Roosevelt has indi-
Gated that he would be gratifled to
have the job finished this Summer.
Evening star., 1936-04-24
MRS. WILKINS is DEAD:
RESIDED HERE YEARS

Mrs. Georgia T. Wilkins. 81, retired
Government employe who for more
than 30 years was a resident of this
city, died yesterday after long illness
at her home. 5120 Thirty-ninth street.
Mrs. wilkins was secretary to the
chief of the chemical division, United
States Tariff Commission, when she
retired in 1888.
She is survived by daughter, Mrs.
William Hodges Mann, jr., of Peters
burg, Va; sister, Miss Olive r. Tay-
lor, and brother, E. Everett Taylor,
both of this city.
Funeral services will be held at 3
pm. tomorrow at the residence. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-04-24
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN

Europe is having a holiday until
after the French elections. The ma
tions Of that continent are taking
stock and considering new political
combinations, but nothing definite
will be done until France has a semi
permanent government. Not that
anybody hopes to see a stable govern
ment in that country; all that can be
hoped for is government with some
sort OF majority in the Chamber.
Evening star., 1936-04-24
COMMISSION ORDERS
REFORM BILL DRAFT
First Step Taken to Transfer
National Training School
to District.

The Commissioners today directed
Acting Corporation Counsel West to
draft legislation for the transfer of
jurisdiction over the National Training
School for Boys from the Justice De-
partment to the District.
The bill will be sent to all '"inter-
ested officials" for comment before
starting through the legislative mill.
If the change is approved, admin
istration of the institution by the
Board of Public Welfare would be used
as the key to realignment of number
of District institutions handling cases
of problem children in a move to get
better housing and care.
Evening star., 1936-04-24

Pa. April 10, 1864. He joined the
staff of the Geodetic Survey January
%, 1889. Author of various articles
and bureau publications, he has just
completed the manuscript of a book
entitled "Cartography." 1t is now in
the press. Several years ago he spent
much time in the field.
He studied at Phillips Exter Acad-
emy, Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology, George Washington and other
universities. He is an authority on
survey methods and changes which
have occurred since the organiza-
ton of the Coast Survey in 1909.
Deetz is married and lives at 2504
Cliffbourne place.
Evening star., 1936-04-24
MAN GETS 2 YEARS
FOR FALSE ALARMS
Out of Jail Only This Week on
Same Charge, Price Pulls
Four Boxes.

Burkley Price, "a, colored, was SEN
fenced today to two years imprison-
ment on four charges of turning in
false fire alarms after he pleaded gull
ty before Judge Edward NJ. Curran in
Police Court
Price has appeared in Police Court
SO times since 1927, court records
show On seven occasions. he was sem
fenced on charges of turning in false
alarms.
Arrested by Park Policeman T. c.
Tingle in Judiciary Square yesterday,
Price told the officer, Il am a fire.
bug" according to testimony.
According to Ira c. Keppler. inspec-
tor for the Fire Department, Price
kept a notebook in which he kept
a record of the location of fire alarm
boxes he pulled and the date and
time they were pulled.
Evening star., 1936-04-24

Rome is going to receive shortly
the first trophy from Ethiopia. 1t
is the special automobile of King
Selassie which was captured by Mar
shal Badoglio's troops at the battle
of Aschanghi. It's quite good look
ing car and is provided with a receiv-
ing and transmitting radio set. Halle
Selassie abandoned the car after the
battle and took to the mountains on
the back of a mule, like his ancestors
Evening star., 1936-04-24

GATES on MS re-
tirement today.
The ceremonies
in C lu d e d the
presentation of a
watch by Acting
Director Jean H.
Hawley in the
! a tt err S Office.
Fellow workers,
some of whom
have been asSo-
ciated with Deetz
for more than %
Y e a RS, Wer e
present.
Deetz was born
;p Callarcvillp
Evening star., 1936-04-24

leave a clear view of the new In
terror Department Building from Con-
stitution avenue as desired by Secre-
tary Ickes, provide an appropriate and
better -integrated location for The PAN
American annex and permit almost
unhampered flow of traffic in the
neighborhood.
Approval Reported.
Enabling legislation is said TO have
the approval of most if not all of the
institutions, organizations and indi-
viduals concerned. The projected
amendment now is in the hands of
Chairman Lanham OF the Public
Buildings and Grounds Committee. 1t
has the Endorsement of Mr.. Roosevelt
Evening star., 1936-04-24
BY JAMES WALDO FAWCETT.

"HE controversy over the site for
the new Pan-American Union
annex building appears to be
L slated for amicable settlement.
Legislation toward that end. it was
learned today, will be sponsored by
the House Committee on Public Build
ingS and Grounds.
The compromise solution of the
problem will follow the suggestion
offered in February by Chairman
Frederic A. Delano of the National
Capital Park and Planning Commits
sion. 1t will prevent the architectural
anachronism" of "one beautiful build
ing placed Slap-up against another
to which President Roosevelt objected,
Evening star., 1936-04-24
Canal Project Begun.

Work has been started on the con-
struction of the canal which will link
the Black Sea with Caspian by way of
the Sea of AZoy.
Evening star., 1936-04-24

shall receive a compensation for their
services, to be ascertained by law, and
paid out of the Treasury of the United
States. They shall in all cases, except
treason, felony and breach of the
peace, be privileged from arrest dur
ing their attendance at the session of
their respective Houses"
The Supreme Court, in the case
Evening star., 1936-04-24
c. H. DEETZ HONORED
UPON RETIREMENT
photographic Engineer Of Coast
and Geodetic Survey AZ
Years Paid Tribute.

Charles H. Deetz, photographic en-
gineer in the Coast and Geodetic
Survey for the last At years, was
honored by his superiors and asso-
Evening star., 1936-04-24


oue a
Evening star., 1936-04-24
NOTICE OF SALE OF COLLATERAL
SECURITY

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will on MONDAY. THE TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL AID. 1885 AT
TEN O'CLOCK Am. of the said day in the
office of the treasurer of the McLachlen
Banking Corporation. situated at 10th and
public sale to the highest bidder the fol-
owing note, to wit; A note for twelve
at the rate Of six per cent (6ss) per annum,
dated at washington D. c., August 10.
1881. payable three years after date to
the order of Eugene H. McLachlen. signed
by Fred s. Lincoln as maker and secured
by second deed Of trust on part Of lot o.
square 1859. in Fulton R, Gordon''s sub
division of part Of tract of land called
Chevy Chase" which second deed Of trust
fs recorded in Liber 6614 at folio 1873, of
the land records Of the District Of Column
bia no part of said note having been paid.
The terms of sale will be cash The sale
will be conducted by Mr.. Guy p. Cowl.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP.
By LANIER P. McLACHLEN
Its Duly Authorized Agent.
Dated April 20. 1895 Washington, D. c.
e. BARRETT PRETTYMAN.
r. G. AWAIT
Attorneys for
McLachlen Banking Corp.
Evening star., 1936-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL ANY ONE WHO WITNESSED A
ma fall while alighting from street car
at 9TH and G SITS. NV. on April !, at 7:20.
please address Box 4S3-E Star Office?
WILL PERSONS WHO SAW WOMAN FALL
NV. between and pm. on April 8,
1896. address Box 49O-E Star office?
FIRE ESCAPES IN ACCORDANCE WITH
l14e 18th st. Natl. 376G 26'
DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads to and from Balto. Phila. and New
YORK Freauent trips to other Eastern
THE DAVIDSON TRANsFER & STORAGE
CO. phone Decatur $500
SPECIAL RETURN-LOAD RATES ON FULL
and part loads to all points within 1000
GEoc4l Ea4l moying also; Phone National 1460
FOR ECONOMICAL ELECTRICAL RE:
Of wiring; call ELECTRIC SHOP ON
WHEELS. District GIL.
is FOR X-ACT-WRONGLY SPELLED
II IS true. But in our work only perfection
Will 60. ACE LETTER SERVICE. Multi
graphing. Mimeographing. 1406 G ST. NV.
Phone National 1927 Tomorrow "Y.r'l
WILL PERSONS WHO SAW WOMAN FALL
on bus. weStbound at 14th and SITS. NV
at $3.50 pm, on April 10, 1886. please ad-
oreSs Box 444-G. Star office?
ADDRESS BOX S3-E. STAR OFFICE. IF
yod saw man catch his hand in door of
street car while boarding at Wisconsin ave
snd NJ st. NV, on April 13. 1886. about
Evening star., 1936-04-24
Zioncheck

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Court

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Evening star., 1936-10-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(COntinuedl

hENO1NI1O NIL.
Nice Groom home with all conveniences.
rock wool insulation. oil burner. garage.
maids room: owner occupied: priced riGht.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO..
Kensington Nd. KensingtOn 132.
Evening star., 1936-10-23

MONEY 70 LOAN ON D. c. REAL EsTA
at lowest interest rate. Prompt servi
JESSE L. HEISKELLA 1115 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-10-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NV. BARGAIN, $3.50 CASH,

Mr.. 14th and Park rd. 9 large rooms.
reception hall. tile bath and lavatory.
Real buy at $3.50. OWNER. Adams
6ASO, evenings