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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-13
By BEN AMES
Copyright, 1886, by United Press

Copyright, 1886, by United Press
DJIBOUTI, French Somallland,
May 13. (UP).-I was the first
correspondent to leave blood
stained. war-torn Adds Ababa,
and for the first time l can write
an uncensored true account OF the
Italian occupation of Ethloplas
capital. -.
As l said in previous dispatches,
| met the Italian advance guaro
IS miles from Adds Ababa and
accompanied it to the city. Now,
here is the rest of the story.
Technically, ! was held prisoner
by the Italian troops since had
come from the enemy lines. How
ever, was treated courteously:
] was informed that the Italian
high command had knowledge, OF
the pillaging and murder in Adds
Ababa, but that it waited until the
legations. excepting the well-arm-
ed and aloof British legation. ask
ed for help. ,r
Then, | was told, the Italians
halted their casual building OF
roads and bridges and sped on to
Adds Ababa to find the capital IN
an even more deplorable condition
than they had expected.
! The British put up a baroeo
wire obstruction in the legation
grounds 100 yards from the road
way in order to avoid a possible
incident with the actively anti
British Italians.
The Italian authorities had grea'
difficulty in suppressing the vide
spread sniping and shooting:
On one occasion, | left the
| nalace, accompanied by the high
command. and was ambushed III
/ the Main street of the city by rive
Philippians. l shot down one, ano
| fled up the street to reJoln the
Italians 100 yards away
Rioting and sniping continued,
IT estimate the casualties at MOI
less than 1000. At least III per
| cent were mutilations.
More than so Italians, am IN
formed, have been killed in Al
dis Ababa while combating loot,
inc and arresting natives who had
stolen European goods.
Such natives We're lined UP
against wall and shot.
Italian native troops, l am IN
formed. have been accused OF COM
hitting armed robberies. They,
too, were shot summarily.
others among the Italians have
been shot for similar reasons.
Adds Ababa and the country.
side are facing an acute food
shortage.
The Italian command. | was
told, refused Mrs. Cornelius Van
H. Engert, wife of the American
minister, supplies which she sought
from the only remaining depot
Orders were that Italian needs
Continued on page SIP ~
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HOSIERY KNITTING INDUSTRY
PLANS USE VOLUNTARY NRA

The association secretary was
confident that IS to 90 per cent
of the productive capacity of this
division will comply with the new
agreement.
The time limit for manufac-
turers of the women's seamless
hosiery division to sign the volun-
tary agreement. is Friday, May
IS.
eff the movement is successful
with the seamless hosiery division,
Durham said, eve will endeavor
to extend our voluntary self-reg-
ulation to the other divisions
through similar agreements. The
seamless hosiery agreement will
not become effective unless IS
per cent of the productive capa-
city signs" --- ~.
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ITALY'S WITHDRAWAL FROM
NATIONS LEAGUE FORECAST
BY SOURCES CLOSE TO DUCE
Action Expected Thursday
as League Seeks to Hold
to Sanctions

ROME, May 10. CUP).-The
Roman empire today expected a
dramatic proclamation by Premier
Mus solini that Italy has resigned
from the League of Nations.
II Duce's statement is sche duled
TO be made before the chamber of
deputies tomorrow.
This forecast was made this
morning by Virginia Gayda, re.
garded as Mussolini's mouthpiece.
Italy has had enough Of Cen
eva" Gayda's newspaper said.
"The unjust verdict of the
league has been accepted in Italy
with discipline but reserved dis
dain. Departure of the Italian
dele CATION from Geneva is signifi-
cant of the resolute detachment
Of Italy from the league" the
statement added.
GENEVA, May Is. (UP)-The
League Of Nations council men,
bers today feared situation
threatening the leagues effective
ness, if not its life, depended for
solution upon the restoration of
friendship between Great Britain
and Italy.
It is preparing to adjourn I'M
til mid-June, leaving in force pen
alties exacted against Italy for
war on Ethiopia.
Delegates felt that the league
can do nothing to extricate itself
from the threatening position.
while Italy and Britain are es-
tranged Hence, it was felt that
Italy's anger at Britain overshad-
owed for the present the situa-
ton precipitated by Italy's with
drawal from the council meeting.
Coincident with departure of
the Italian delegation, headed by
Baron Pompeo Aloisi, the league
sanctions front began to crumble.
Chile asked that all anti-1talian
economic and financial penalties
be suspended and Ecuador an
nounced flatly that she could not
participate in further application
of sanctions.
Later, the council, without
Italy, adopted a resolution agree
ing to continue sanctions, at least
until the extraordinary session in
June when the Italo-Ethiopian
question will be brought to a
showdown.
Chile abstained from voting.
Argentina and Ecuador accepted
the resolution with reservations.
Ruiz Guinazu, Argentine delegate,
protested the new delay!
The resolution was designed to
give the league a breathing spell
in which to consider future action
in view of Italy's outright annex
alton of Ethiopia.
Wolde Marian, Ethiopian dele
gate, urged the league to apply
article 16 of the covenant, pro-
viding for economic, financial and
military sanctions against an ag-
gressor, to the fullest extent.
"This moment is tragic for
Ethiopia" he said, "but it is no
less tragic for members of the
league, and the Ethiopian delega-
ton asks the council to condemn
Italy vigorously and requests that
article 16 be fully applied"
M. zaldumbide, Ecuadorian del
egate, vigorously defended his
governments action on lifting
sanctions.
Sanctions were conceived and
adopted only as one means be-
CONTINUED on page three)
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CHARLOTTE. May Is. tuP)
The hosiery knitting industry
is planning to adopt regulatory
program similar to the deiuhcC
National Recovery AdmlniStra-
ton code, it was revealed here oy
Taylor r. Durham. CharloICe'
secretary of the Southern Hosiery
Manufacturers Association
Under the associations pan;
the voluntary "NRA" first woulu
be adopted by the women's seam
less hosiery division of the III
dustry. Durham said all the !ais
er manufacturers of the dlVlSITn
already have agreed to comp,y
with the provisions of the Voiun,
tary agreement, which is SAID ~ 70
be substantially the same as 'he
outlawed NRA code.
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PLAN SURPRISE MOVE
ON TAX LEGISLATION

WASHINGTON, MAY Is, IUFJ
New Deal tax experts limited at a
surprise today in their effort to
salvage the underlying principle
of the proposed tax on undistrlb-
uted corporate earnings in the
senate finance committees drastic
revision of the $803,000,000 reve-
nue. bill.
With committee leaders already
formulating tentative basis for. a
compromise levy, Secretary OF the
Treasury Henry Morgenthau, Jr''
-and his departmental experts We're
summoned to a secret committee
session.
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2Army Men Die
AS Plane Stalls

FRANCE FIELD, C. H., May
49, (UP).-Privates G.. n. Hob
den and N. B. Marable, of the
U. S. Army Air Corps, were killed
yesterday when an army bomber
from France Field crashed near
Penonome, Panama, during rou-
tine practice flight.
Pilot Capt. D. w. Benner, Stan
Sergeant w. A. Knight and Pr,
waite NJ. r. Turner were saved
when they made parachute leaps
after the motor failed: ;"
=: Hobden's home was Providence,
r. l., while Marable was from 'Et
ansvills, Ind. $50 t.--s y Wv i.
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WOW. BALL SQUAD
WORKOUT THURSDAY

The WOW. BASEBALL squad Will
work out at the city high schooi
park Thursday afternoon. All
players are asked to be out Tor
this practice session. -, -,
w. D. w. has game WIN Ihe
tough Fletcher nine at the Hen,
Jacksonville park Saturday and
past performances indicate tnat
the team needs lot Hof battlng
practice. pa. ~. CsrGit-co
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Big Truck Turns
Over On Highway
Turns Around and Over
Load Transferred

A lotion truck, the property of
q Charlotte hauling concern. turn
ed around and over on its side this
morning about one o'clock on the
Asheville highway at Druid Hllls.
The driver of the truck was not
hurt and the merchandise being
hauled was transferred to anoth.
er truck this morning. Details ot
the accident were not learned, b'lt
the large vehicle apparently turn
ed completely around and then
over on it's side.
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y IA AND MRS. MARTIN
"SE TO MICHIGAN

81 Mrs. d. B. Martin left
\ MI today for Hills
h S o,,n.,' where they will make
MI w. Dr.. and Mrs. Martin
b an, Je[e for a number of
/ NON nave "a a host of friends
(eu ~ their departure is a
Pa RE regret. DR.. Martin, a
(Sabssa ptist minister, was for
"a ts,iuot years one of the
\ partSaagu!Shed preachers in
'a Baptist church.
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Bhmp Is Making
90 Miles Per Hour

FRIEDRICH SHAFE Ger
MANY, Nav Is (UP).-The dirigi-
bic Won Hindenburg, making ex'
ceIlent time toward its new hang
ar at Frankfort, at 3 p. m. was
144O miles from its destination
Favorable tail winds increased the
dirigible's speed to SO miles pei
hour
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Spid Hills, Ridge
etmen To Meet

y, n 2s1ld Hills tennis team will
n .e BIue Ridge School, for
n. ',sm tomorrow afternoon
HlS.I1 '1ge. Matches will begin
~ Nld Hills team will be
b. \ 81 George Fain. Charley
y ~ reIs Stokes, II. A. Smith,
''tS and DR.. HYATT Brown.
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"FRAU"-DJFS AT IS

WILLIAMSBURG. Mass. May
Is. (UP).-Lester B. Cross dleo
Tuesday at the age Of 95. During
the Civil war army surgeons re
jected him for service because OF
frail health
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Four Prisoners
Escape At Cary

CARY, May IS. (UP).-Four
white prisoners attacked and KID
naped Lee Sleeter, prison truck
driver. today and escaped iron,
Cary with truck in the second
major prison camp break IN North
Carolina within ten days.
Sleeter was thrown from the
speeding truck three miles from
the scene of the escape and was
returned to the camp by farmer
who discovered him on the road.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-05-13
FOOD SUPPLY
RUNS Low IN
Adds ABABA
Fascists Entered City at
Request Of Foreign
Legations

This is the first uncensored &C.
count of the Italian occupation OF
Adds Ababa and the chaos and
bloodshed that accompanied it..
The dispatch is from Ben Ames,
United Press staff correspondent,
who risked his life at the hands OF
blood-crazed native hordes to leave
Adds Ababa and accompany the
Italian advance on Emperor Halle
Selassie's burned and looted capt.
tai last week.-Editor's note, Uni
ted Press associations.)
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MONKEY TRIANGLE"

NEW YORK. May Is. (UPl.-
The liner Western Land arrived
Yesterday with a MONKEY "trl-
angle" Two male monkeys were
found TO have hanged themselves
and a female monkey died of
heart-break.
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GETS PWA POST

WASHINGTON, May IL. CUP
Public Works Administrator Har-
old l. Ickes yesterday appointed
William Nicrosi, of Montgomery,
Ala, manager of PWA's two
slum-clearance and low-rent hous-
ing projects there. E.5
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FRESHNESS" IS DULL

TRENTON, N. J. May IL CUP
The state senate yesterday, lack
ing quorum. sent out the ser
geant-at-srms and deputies to ar
rest seven senators. The house
got tired waiting and went home.
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FR. MAJORITY
SLARCE
BRECKENRIDGE
M. Taft, "Favorite Son, "
Ms Impressive Re-
publican Margin
|NSEVELT ASSURED
| OF WEST VA, VOTES

OMNIBUS. O.. May 13. (UP)
afsvnrire son" state pledged
p,Ssr+ \. Taft of Cincinnati
h an impressive margin over
4 ,,riijatss Of Senator VIM. E.
"a ~ Idaho in the contest for
r. delegates TO the Republican
I,,n-al convention. as ballots
m Tuesdays primary were
trisi slowly today.
rs Taft candidates held mar
!, rargirg upward of 10000
T., FOR the eight delegates-at-
" places as 3.l05 precincts
[,sr.sj. Early returns for the
congressional districts indiCat-
| hat Bcrah stood a chance of
E-ri1g from four to eight Of the
| fSric, delegate votes.
Im delegate>-at-l large, the eight
N candidates received a total
| a3,lSS votes. and the seven
Ia candidates 252, 3SS.
Ssrah had entereH only IS can
las for the % 0hio delegate
krs whereas a complete slate
Taft delegates was entered.
b Taft delegates are bound to
X only their first votes for the
frCrite son" at the Republican
basRslOn. 90
| RESIDENT Roosevelt entered in
Democratic presidential pref
sns contest. was given a large
Iuwi.y over Col. Henry Breck-
rdss Of New York.
h 1854 Of the states 8,579
tRncts, Mr.. Roosevelt received
E29l votes; Breckenridge l5,-
NJ Roosevelt slate of delegates
he Democratic national con-
Eton was unopposed.
CO... Martin l.. Davey held less
na2 to | lead over Congress
p Stephen VI. Young of Cleve-
b for denomination on the
Eoustlc ticket. Returns from
~ precincts gave Davey 12O.-
Young 1892.
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WEATHER

! ,burder,hcwers tonight
Lea .r TAR ard cooler.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1881 victoriai very fins motor: ex.
throughout; low price at $175. Addison
Chevrolet 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams 5411. :.
FORD 1882 coach; VS. motor that's in fine
lent shape; priced low at S1s9. terms and
trade. Addison Chevrolet. 1887 Irving st.
NV. Adams 5411.
FORD 1884 de luxe coach; In best Of me-
chanical condition: rubber and interior ex-
duced to S349 for O quick sale, Addison
Chevrolet 1437 Irving st. NV. Adams 54I1 :.
FORD 1895 de luxe Tudor; radio: priv.
lent terms Col. 1852. evenings.
FORD sport roadster. 1881; in the best Of
condition throughout: $50 below market
price; S135; terms: Sullivan's: 2435 I4th
ST. NV. Adams 1929.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

enamel with broadcloth upholstery; splen-
did VS. motor. very clean, economical aBd
Ford. Chevrolet or Plymouth as down pay
ment, and easy monthly notes carries
days ne-cost service Triangle Ford Deal
ers. 18th and r. !. ave. ne. Natl. 1886.
Open evenings
Evening star., 1936-10-08
FARMS FOR SALE.

sight Of pike leading to Manassas, "A miles
from Washington: mostly In timber: finely
water power: beautiful building site: Splen-
did investment. Will sell part or all: Price.
Snov What you Want StJEfI. FARM
AGENCY. Herndon. Fairfax County. Va.
800 ACRES, 12-ROOM HOUSE. LARGE
barn and farm buildinss. A splendid stock
farm for $4,000.
10-acre dairy farm with Groom and
bath house for $1,000.
SO acres. with 6-room and bath house:
new cement tile barn. arranged for horses
and cows: 9 chicken houses: on State road.
200-acre farm near Darnestown. 14o-
acre farm near Olney. 307-acre farm near
Poolesville 420-acre farm near German
town and many other large and small
places throughout beautiful Montgomery
County. Nd.
Z. C. Thomas
BOSS & PHELPS
Evening star., 1936-10-08
PROPOSALS,

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. o. 8. MA.
ber s, 1936.-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at Room 32, Natural History Build
I'm. October 19. 1895, for painting window
frames, sash and doors in exterior wallis
Of Smithsonian Building. Specifications
once of Superintendent Of Buildings and
Labor. Room 80. Natural History BuildinE.
oc.S,0,10.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
II. r; IL HAMSEN' VIZ y AAtsSrnssa AA% ssaT

DISTRICT COURT OF THEaHuNTEN
Re Slss ms iS5 cat % 81 sa%usl M pixoS row
ers: an Infant by his mother snd ne3
Dixon Towers, having filed q petition pray.
ing for 2 decree changing his name @
the Court for an order Of puhticatfon A.
the notice. required BY law In lShsh eas4
It Is. BY the Court, this 23rd dsy 6f sd
sons concerned show cause. II s1Ht4re
on or before the Goth day of Ock$T.
1885, why the prayers of san
copy OF this order be published onters
for three consecutive weeks 6efoo0s 0sei
A. WhEAT. Chief Justice: 9e24<89L14
loontfnue4 on Mem fAes) =
Evening star., 1936-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE TREASURY DEPART1ENT. oFT1cA
ineton. D c.. August 21. 1936-Notiee u
claims against The Fidelity Building and
Loan Association Of Washington. D. o..
that the same must be presented to M. 7,
thereof within three months from this dats
or they may be disallowed.
(Sisned0 J. +. T. OCONNOR- Ss
Comptroller Of the Currency. SAs
Evening star., 1936-10-08
FARM OR SUMMER HOME,

A picturesque tract Of 76 acres. 20 miles
lie. of D. G. line: two fine streams on two
sides; center tract about so acres open
nelds: house burned: some buildings; con-
sidersole small iTuiti six-tenths 81 mile TO
$4,000. half cash. Shown by appointment.
n. D. LILLE CO, 264 Carroll St.. Takoma
Park Georgia 1900
Evening star., 1936-10-08
EARMS WANTED

HAVE BUYERS FOR FARMs REASONABLY
priced. Give price. location. description.
". g. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank Bldg.
IL
Evening star., 1936-10-08
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

wAsHINGTONs newest used-car dealers
will pay top prices for all good used cars
today. Red Win Motors. 4515 14ih ct,
NV. Randolph 1920.
CASH IMMED1ATELYl-Full cash price
car is paid for or Nolan viii pay ball
ence and give you the cash difference.
Quickest actionl Nolan Motor Co.. I'LL
Evening star., 1936-10-08
AUTO LOANS.

We have the lowest rates in the
city. Be sure to investigate our
charges before you get q loan.
Bee Mr.. Barnes, 1929 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
BEVERLY BEACH CHESAPEAKE Bay
Lots bungalows, terms; Gentiles only Send
for booklet Address MAYO. A A. Co. Md.
STONEWALL JACKSON
ESTATES,
On a 12-mile lake. virgin forest. near Ma
passas, Va. IS miles D. c. Over 20 real
log cabins built: running water, electricity.
THE CAPITALS ONLY FRESH
WATER LAKE.
Bass. perch fishing: good hunting over
300 acres. Cabin sites from 500 up:
acreage and beautiful building sites. Cabins
built to your plans and financed to your
budget. Very special prices for the next
two week ends as development offer
Don't miss 1t. Property on Route 234. Just
south Of Manassas. Va.
Evening star., 1936-10-08

STUDEBAKER 1885 Commander 4-doof
trunk sedan; beautiful blue finish. practi.
cover, safety glass throughout. free wheel
ing. One OF the smoothest running cars
we've seen in months. A truly sensational
VaIue at S295. superior Motors, 1920 l4th
81. NV. Qecatmr l2nn
Evening star., 1936-10-08

STUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator convertible
roadster: smart any-weather car with the
hnest OF roadster lines; snug TOP. safety
low mileage appears and performs like
new S5S7; Butler Bonded; LIBERAL terms.
Lee D. Butler. Inc 1104 18th st. NV.
District 1918
Evening star., 1936-10-08
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

oLDsMoBILE sport. coupe. 1881; re-
painted and checked thoroughly. s1s5.
Adams Icy. S.''Ah . '' i4'n ST. NV
PACKARD 1888 2-door touring 100 sedan;
beautiful blue fnish. built-in trunk. no.
powerful, smooth-running motor. First
buyer gets it for S795. Superior Motors.
1870 14th st. NV. Decatur 1900.
PACKARD '27 fye-passenser coupe; looks
Mr. Davis. Logan Motor Co.. 1419 irving
PIERCE.ARRoW 1881 7-passenger i;mcu-
order: excellent fnish;, ali excellent tires;
fiss4 sPs 9srs 81 Di!tfiet LII sYstf Inc
PIERcE-ARRoW 1881 club sedan; smart
close coupled with trunk. side mounting.
spsndid 91 teTi9T d excellent PAINT
Inc. 1l64 18th st. NV District iaIs.
PIERCE,AFRoW 1891 convsrti9ie sedan;
appears new and folds into a smart sny.
season convertible; true Pierce Arrow me-
eeent es s5 S.Ts tePh4 E..
Butler, Inc. 164 ] sth st. NV. Dist Iais.
PLYMOUTH, 1886. trunk 2-door de luxe
sedan; equipped with radio. heater. tai
nawless gun-metal gray finish: a splendid
value at S645; your car in trade; always
Detter Duy al superior M0torS, 1870 l4th
st. NV. Decatur 1900.
sLY1MoUTH sI.y1,no 1895 2-dOOr coach. s425. Cal
PLYMOUTH 1889 sedan; new dark blue
oatns poWes hydraae sraFss 9t0r .xeep s:ra
rood ,Iu6ber; small down payment and
ne. Natl $685.. Open evenings. %. 1'e'
PL;YsMoUIH 1899 coupe; new dark blue
free wheeling: hydraulic brakes: all ex- et-
cellent tires: $50 down, balance easy pay
ments including our famous olne-ribbon
angle Ford Dealers, 18th ard r l. ave be.
Natl. 3as6. Open evenings.
PLYMOUTH I'35 de luxe 4-door sedan.
This beautiful black sedan, with its praC-
cloth and smooth. quiet floating power en-
gine. is real buy at s565. Stanley II.
Horner Inc. Ill 14th st. NV. Natl. 1851.
PLYMOUTH 1894. coupe; all-steel body.
other hne features; motor in excellent CON-
dition; 3 very good tires; was S3s5: re-
irving St nv NV Adams sG4 5411. ''-O-''' f''
safety steel body with factory finish: fine
very clean: nearly new tires; Butler Bonded;
S497. liberal terms, Lee D. Butler. Inc.
1Io4 lStn 81 NV. DlstTlct l2lS.
PLYMOUTH 1888 sport coupe with rumble
seat; clean whipcord upholstery bright
safety steel body. shatterproof slass all
windows. fine free-wheeling MOTOR with
floating power. hydraulic brakes 5 very
good tires 1897, liberal terms. Lee D. But
Ter. Inc. 1884 18th 81. NV District 13ls.
PLYMOUTH sport roadster. 1892: Al con-
dition throughout: sls5; S19 down Sulli-
vans. 2435 14th st. NV. Adams 1922.
PLYMOUTH 1934 de luxe sedan, equipped
dition; $3.50. Also 1894 de luxe coach,
S425. Terms. Barnes Motors, 1920 14th
st. NV. Dec. 1890.
Evening star., 1936-10-08

FORD 1898 VS. de luxe coupe. We think
that this is the cleanest. Notwithstanding
sSSs: Day $50 down or your old car In
trade NOLAN, I'LL 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1936-10-08
LOTS FOR SALE.

6oRNER LOT on 18th ST. ONLY SIC
eERScY Il. RUSSELL CO.. 1881 < St. NV.
EYATTsVILLE HILLs-wATER, SEWER.
ras, cleo: close to bus; $500; S25 down.
$40 month. ZANTZINGER CO.. 90S Balti-
more pike, Riverdale. Nd.
IS BUILDING SITES IN BROOKMONT,
between Conduit rd. and car line. VIII con
tract to responsible builder. R. H. CAR
LOCK. owner. District 2512.
4-FAMILY FLAT OR APT. HOUSE SITES
ne Sc and NV; $1,000 up. w; M
SAUMAN, | Thomas circle. Natl 6:29
FoUR-FAMILY APT. SITES ON 14th NV;
Also lots for row and semi-ds,tfa4S,nTnso y, acne
houses west Georgia ave. c. M PUNK
ERT l Thomas circle.
AMER. q. PARK-40x1O9, ONLY S1.250.
Chevy Chase corner, 55X135. plus PARK
ing; all Improvements. including sidewaik
Excevtional value 81 $50. FRANK M.
DOYLE Realtor. sa7 18th st. NV. Dis
MAGNIFICENT HOME SITE. sox1e0,. N
trees so mr. 18TH nv; ~; exts:; 9tSs only sl's"o'
FYATTsvILLE,. MD, CLOSE TO RHODE
Island ave Slz 9yes SaF0ns SanSaloT ,ans S
S55O-45-FT. FRONT,
Peabody st. near 3rd n.e.-Lot on erade:
(rowins community OF detached houses.
- ADELgERT W. LEE .oo
1343 st. NV. District 1900.
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES. $500 AND UP.
along Mt Vernon Blvd. Potomac River
view. Easy terms. Can arrange finance FOL
building home. Address Box 3s2-D Star
Evening star., 1936-10-08

condition; good tires. mohair upholstery
A real bargain. S349 See Mr. Davis Logan
Motor Co. 14l9 Irving ST NV
Evening star., 1936-10-08

new and the upholstery Is not even soiled !:
floating power engine with free-wheelins;
nomical: excellent tires; Butler Bonded:
S437. liberal terms. Lee D. Butler. Inc.
1864 18TH st. NV. DiStrict 1918.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
CASH FOR YOUR CAR.

OASH FOR YOUR CAR.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Whether Car is Paid for or Not.
SEE MIR. BARNES, 1929 l4th st.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc. 1920 l4th st. NV. De. 1900.