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The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
TERRIFIC GALE NOW SWEEPING
 OUT ON OCEAN
Tn housand Miles of Coast Line Ravaged- Death
 Toll Now at 7 MANY PERSONS ARE
 REPORTED MISSING
Communications Disrupted, Preventing Accurate
 Damage Estimate

NEW YORK, Sept 19.-One of the worst hurricane in American history swung out to sea early to- day, northeast of here, and all ves- sels were radioed during the night to avoid it if possible.
 Despite the violence of the hur- ricane which swept over one thou sand miles of the Atlantic coast line, only seven persons are known to have been killed, but g are missing The death toll was first estimated at 46 but this was revised shortly after dawn today when thir- ty-four men feared to have been killed or drowned, from the steam ship Long Island in Delaware Bay. were found to have been rescued and were on coal barge two miles off shore. Four of the crew are missing
 Death Toll
 One person was killed in Mary land; three in New Jersey and three in Pennsylvania.
 Disrupted communications prevent an accurate estimate of the prop erty damage although preliminary reports indicated the loss will run into the millions of dollars.
 The State of Connecticut appar- ently escaped damage as the storm with winds at 100 miles per hour circled northeastward to elsewhere.
 The New England coast has been whipped by heavy rains and gales but the damage is reported to be small.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
OFFICIAL IS
 SHOT IN HEAD
 BY CHINAMAN
Emergency Patrols Have Been Organized by
 Japanese at Hankow

HANKOW. China, Sept. 19.-Ni- wajiro Yoshicka, member of the Japanese consular police here, was shot to death by an unidentified Chinese, the Domei News Service reported. He was shot in the back of the head while standing inside the police box.
 The Japanese naval forces anchor Ied here in conjunction with the consular police have established emergency patrols.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
STOCK PRICES
 TAKE ANOTHER
 GOOD ADVANCE
Some Shares Reach New Highs Trading Ac-
 tive for Saturday

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The buy ing batteries were unlimbered at the brief session today on the New York Stock Exchange and advances of fractions to more than one point were registered.
 The advances covered a wide range of issues.
 Rails, steels, motor, utility and merchandising speciality issues led in the upward trend and some shares posted new highs for the past year or longer.
 The session was one of the most active for a Saturday for more than one month. Transfers totaled 100000 shares.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
SHOTGUN CLUB WILL
 SHOOT TOMORROW

Members of the Juneau Shotgun Club will have another chance to- morrow to get in trim for the duck season as a shoot of the club is an- nounced for 10 o'clock in the morn ing at the club grounds. Quails, doubles, singles, handicap, anything you want goes tomorrow, according to club officers and all members are asked to be on hand to take part in the festivities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
JAPANESE WIN FENCTAI RAIL
 ROAD JUNCTION
Troops Line Up, Mount Ma chine Guns as Terms
 Are Reached

PEIPING. China, Sept. 19.--Jap- anese military authorities won complete control of Fenghai, dom mating point for all the North China rail lines as Chinese troops evacuated their own barracks.
 Before the settlement, Chinese and Japanest troops lined in military positions facing. other Japanese troops surrounded the barracks while Chinese soldiers mounted ma chine guns on the roof of the build ing in preparation for possible att tack. The clash was averted when terms were reached.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
TYPO UNION IN OPEN BREAK IN
 LABOR DISPUTE
Organization Backs Indus- trial Committee Against
 A. F. of L. Crafts

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Sept. 19.-The International Typo graphical Union became a potent ally of the Committee on Industrial organization in the committees dis pute with the American Federation of Labor.
 Brushing aside the Federation's arguments lain before them Thurs day by William Green, President of the American Federation, The International Typographical Un- ion, at it's eighteenth convention in session here, adopted resolution pledging moral and financial sup port" to the Committee Member ship. The officers state the union membership is nearly 80,000.
 Earlier this month the American Federation of Labor's Executive Committee suspended ten unions, affiliated with the Committee mem bership, including the United Mine WOrKerS, whose PreSldent, John L. Lewis, is the Committees leader. The Lewis group wants to organize all workmen in any given industry, in one. union instead of by crafts, which plan is favored by President Green. The International Typographical Unon, in the vote yesterday, held the American Fed eration of Labor Executive Con- mittee exceeded it's authority ir suspending the industrial organi- ration group.
 President Lewis, of the United Mine Workers, ard his supporters are aiming especially for the or ganiZation of the steel workers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
IS THAT so? NO!
PROCLAMATION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19-Under authorization from Congress, Presi- dent Roosevelt has set aside Sum- day, September 27, for national observance of Gold Star Mothers Day. Tn his proclamation, the Presi- dent quoted from Public Resolution 123, adopted by Congress, a tribute to the Gold Star Mothers who suffered the supreme sacrifice of motherhood in the loss of their sons and daughters in the World War;"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
ALASKAN LOST
 TO WESTWARD
E. D. Ennigar Missing Since Sept. 6 in Swamp
 Near Anchorage

ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Sept. 19.-- Ruth Ennigar has arrived here from Nenana to participate in the search for her father. E. D. Enni- gar.
 Einnigar has been lost in the swamp south of Anchorage since September 6.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
AIR RACER IS KILLED;PLANE
 IN COLLISION
Tom Campbell Black Dies When Machine Crashes
 Into Another

LIVERPOOL, England, Sept 19.
 Tom Campbell Black. who with c. w. A. Scott won the England to Australia air race several years ago, was killed this forenoon at the Spake Airdrome.
 Blacks plane collided with Roy al Air Force machine while taxing for a takeoff.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
IN B. c. PORTS

VANCOUVER, B. C.. Sept. 19. - The announcement of refusal oi arbitration in the coast shoreline sit- uation will have little effect on the waterfront here, officials of the Shipp ny Federation of British Col unibia said. It was also announced that no vote has been taken here as agreements do not terminate un- til November 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
Dog Raises Fox Cubs

GREENWOOD, s. CA Green wood pointer suckled three fox cubs and reared them along with two of her puppies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
CLOSING PRICES TODAY

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is l6, American Can 126R, American Power and Light 12A, Anaconda 40&, Bethlehem Steel 71ls, Calumet and Hecla 11A Columbia Gas and Electric 20ls i, Commonwealth and Southern 3la, Curtiss- Wright T, General Motors 68h, International Harvester 791a, Kennecott 49ia, Simons 38M, Unit ed States Steel 72A, United Cor poration 71s, Cities Service 3%.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
DOW. HOMES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: Industrials l6893, up LIT; rails 56.36, up 68; utilities 34.50, up .39.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
CANNON FIRE
 POURED INTO
 OLD FORTRESS
Twelve Hundred of Seven teen Hundred Fascists
 Are Believed Dead
GOVERNMENT AWAITS
 HOSTING WHITE FLAG
Machine Guns Continue to Rattle from Ruins
 of Alcazar

MADRID, Sept. l9.--Spain's Gov ernment yesterday dumped a dead- ly stream of cannon fire into the broken rocks of Toledo's Alcazar where attackers said the explosion of two tremendous mines yesterday killed 1900 of the 1700 Fascists and their women and children.
 But from the blood-smeared ruins. remnants of the besieged horde still manned machine guns making the Government victory far from com plete The attacking militiamen waited in vain for white flag to be displayed today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
ssFar West' Bloc Seen
 On Political HOrizOn
By BYRON PRICE (Chief ot Bureau, The Associated Press, Washington)

Is Far Vest bloc of States forming in 1886 to take its place alongside the other grand divisions of American politics-the South, the East, the Midwest, the border, and the West?
 Some ranking Democratic strat- sgists profess to think so When they talk privately, they rank the Far West right behind the Solid South as the most hopeful Demo- cratic territory this year.
 They include as minimum Cali fornia, Oregon and Washington, with 35 electoral votes. Some of them add Montana, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona and New Mex ico, raising the total to 56,
 The Republicans concede none of these states, although there are some highly placed in Republican councils who will go so far as to agree that Democratic chances are better in this Pacific territory than in some other places.
 The reasons for this involve va riety of issues. For one thing, the West Coast has become a haven for liberalism of numberous brands, more or less setting it apart Ma turally, too, there is a certain Far Western community of interest on such subjects as mining and rec, lamation.
 Perhaps a real change is taking place. It always has seemed in- consistent to lump together all of that vast territory west of the Mis- sissippi as one political entity, yet that is the way it has voted in most past elections.
 OLSON DEATH 4 FACTOR
 The Democratic prognosticators also claim an exception in Wiscon- son, because of the La Toilette in- : tfluence, and they are counting hea- yily On the Roosevelt farm policies, plus the home gathering abil- ity of Secretary Wallace, to swing Iowa.
 But in Minnesota, which likewise has been high up on the Democrat ic claim list, there are complica- tions. The death of Farmer-Labor Governor Olson has forced re- assessment of the entire state out look.
 l Olson had been depended on to add the Farmer Labor vote to the Democratic vote in Minnesota. He was trying to do that, right up to the end. His death-bed statement | for Roosevelt will be widely circu- lated among his followers.
 With his passing, however, the Lemke Union party is preparing to move into Minnesota in force. The
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
ANNOUNCE VOTE, PACIFIC COAST | .LONCSHOREMEN
Shoreside Wor kers Have Made Demands-to
 Stick by Them
INCREASED WAGES
 IS ONE BIG ISSUE
New York Stevedores Win Their Fight-Locals
 Take Heart

SEATTLE, Sept. 19.-Dewey Ben- nett, Secretary of the International Longshoremens' Associations local, announced this afternoon the West Coast Longshoremen, from Mex7 ico to Canada, have voted 96 per- cent against arbitration of their working agreement dispute with the employers.
 All votes except those from Port land and Stockton. which do not make any appreciable difference, have been received.
 Bennett expressed pleasure at the vote and also said his colleagues were heartened by NeY York dis patches stating the New York shore side workers won years working agreement including the requested wage increase, although they refused the proposed 40 hour week.
 West Coast longshoremen are now receiving 95 cents an hour for straight time and $140 for overtime under the 1884 award. They are now asking for what the New York stevedores obtained, $1 an hour for straight work and s1.50 overtime.
 Other Disagreements
 The coast longshoremen are also at odds with the Waterfront En- ployers' Association of the West coast cities on other factors in the working agreement expiring Sep, tember 30.
 Bennett declines to enlarge on his report as to the result of the ILA referendum and said results will be transmitted formally to San Francisco where representatives of the Waterfront Employers Associa- tion and Longshoremens' Union and other maritime conferees have been consulting and deadlocked over pro- posed notifications.
 Both sides have issued statements that they do not desire any tie-up Of steamers on the Pacific Coast.
 REGRETS EXPRESSED
 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 19.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
REJECT PROPOSALS


 MADRID, Sept. 19.-The Socialist Communist Government has reject ed the Syndidalists' demands for general conscription and decen- tralized government.
 The Governments spokes m n said: There is only one point in our program and that is victory The Socialists asserted "those pushing such demands should be regarded as traitors" and further said: We cannot allow duality of power to exist"
 The Syndicalists are not now represented in the Government but none the less are a powerful com ponent part of the popular front of the Government.
 The Government announced this afternoon that troops are pressing offensives successfully in all sec tors with numerous victories which are boosting the morale.
 IS THAT so? NO!
 BURGOS, Spain, Sept l9.-The officials of the Fascist headquarters here deny reports of victories sent out from Madrid and claim thei, armies are encircling Madrid ready to launch final attack.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
REGRETS EXPRESSED

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 19. Regret that the ILA rejected the approved American way of settling labor disputes" was expressed here this afternoon by Thomas Plant. representing the Pacific Coast ship owners in negotiations with mari time unions.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
FIGHT CONTINUES

 TOLEDO, Spain, Sept. 19.-With shots of shell, crude oil smoke and bombs, Government militiamen are fighting to rout the surviving Fas- cists from the dungeons of the dynamited Alcazar citadel, fighting their way inch by inch behind a rolling smoke barrage.
 Militiamen have rushed one after another of the Fascist pill boxes hastily fashioned from jagged de- bris.
 How many are still alive within the blood -spattered fortress was not known late this afternoon.
 Those still alive are making a bitter resistance.
 A stifling smoke pail, made with tins of ignited gasoline, is being hurled at the attackers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-09-19
ANOTHER CHARGE

SEVILLE, Sept. 19-Fascist Gen. eral Gonzalo Quiepo de Llano ac- cused the s spanish Government forces of killing 800 hostages at Ronda on the road to the southern seaport of Malaga in a radio speech from here. He said his troops had succeeded in identifying the bodies of five of the 12 alleged victims. He declared they were moved down by rifles and machine guns before the Fascists occupied the town.
Evening star., 1936-11-30
$3.50.
Near 14th and Columbia Rd.


Near l4th and Columbia Rd.
10 rooms 3 baths. 2-car garage; perfect
possession Col 1914.
Ss.45O-UNUsUALLY FINE BUY WITHIN
Home grounds. Exceptionally spacious,
sEp kooM b1sa 1sespen ba fSons lower &
screened rear porch and big inclosed
sleeping porch. attic. built-in garage.
real bargain.
So, ,50O-Three-stor Mt Pleasant home,
convenient to car and bus lines: 8
rooms (6 BED RoOMS). 2 BATHS:
heat: ali in good condition. owner de-
sell CALL MR. cORDrT. BOSS &
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. EVENING.
PHONE ADAMS 1881.
S7.5OO-DETACHED HOME IN ExCLU-
SIvE SIvE NV; REsIP@ENT1AL @ LOCATION
large porches; lot 40x9O. Needs some
redecoratine. but an excellent buy at
.5eoInHRdE se5s LARGE THREE-pED-RooM BUN
GALoW, in Chevy Chase. Md. one
'front.' front lot; % we'll Constructed ana nc in ' excel
lent condition: all bed rooms are
roomy; screened front and rear porches;
large partly finished. attic; fireplace.
painted walls throughout. oil burner,
match nsfsal' the sVp house. owner emu leaving city
has priced for quick sale,
S11 .OOO-CORNER BRICK RESIDENCE IN
OLD GEORGETOWN-Ten rooms and
ScEs Ssfh hSss'tss M lvsRY W. Eas kooM osss slsae
trio refrieerstion: gafage. Convenient
sHANNoN i EUois 90.
1905 n et. NV. National eo4e.
Evening star., 1936-11-30
HOUSES FOR SALE.

''iS home on lot bS12oS: cost over SIS 900:
on Connecticut = Ir ave oMa, On The Ma aATas sas
WITH BED ROOMS AND BATH ON
FIRST FLOOR: automatic heat ana
refrigeration; open fireplace. genuine
bargain.
sic. .5O0-An Edgemoor. Md. bargain-
This fine home has charm and atmos-
phere. BEAUTIFUL WOODED SITE
CONTAINING NEARLY ONE ACRE: Q
rooms, BATHS. study with fireplace
and lavatory, servants room and bath.
spacious center hall. all large rooms;
automatic heat and refrieer alton; 2-car
garage. CALL MR.. MILLER. BOSS q
PHELPS, NATIONAL $500. EVENING.
PHONE ct EVET,ANn 01 10
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BRIGHTWOOD,

BHIUHTWOOD.
New-house condition; semi-detached
brick. g rooms, bath. hot-water heat.
built-in garage The owner has been
transferred out Of city and want to sell.
$3.50 cash and S55 per month. To in
spect call Mr.. Partlow.
wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV. Di. 3347.
NV. DETACHED BRICK. CENTER HALL;
furred walls: h.-w.h.; Z rooms > baths.
tion. schools and churches; for less than
$4,000; ST 900 cash: on reasonable
monthly payments. Call Mr.. Simpson.
WAPLE a. JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV. Di. 3346.
THIS WEEK-wILL RENT OR SELL OUR
nice Groom home in Woodbridge, partly
furnished; automatic oil burner, h.-w.h.
District 1919
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

1851 HEREFORD PL NV. ONE BLOCK
10th ST. n.w-Attractive home z rooms. 4
bed rooms. > inclosed sun porches. garage
elec. Frigidaire; front terrace: "a baths.
Columbia 53S4-M. 3o'
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ROOMING HOUSE.

Three-story; semi -detached brick. Nine
spection Sall M Benpst1 aMrs Ge9Esta fgr 22as.
1924 1sth MArkE s. Nv! \ SAMEf bistTicf aTe sa47.
income over 1000 year; Ssls.7so: equity
apts bars BARGAIN ae Terms sFq Near @ 1th ni and and 3
$1,000 cash; good future. Ioth. near near OTIS
and b, mi; $500: $3.50 cash.
coLoREP1G5h s a5 ,GH ,sHmF NEAR oRe and B.
:.-famiiy brick nat: rented $40 year: trade
saaity ,YoN iS5 9Sose CO.'S Gapl,9 hil Ave section
NEW sIx-RocM BRICK at ss.g5o- THE
three bed rooms are unusually large; open
fireplace. large covered porch. automatic
in garage. Phone Shepherd 4455 until o
pm.
Sc. 50O-NEAR l4th AND PARK RD.-sIx
rooms ami bath. hardwood floors. front
wide. Fhone Shepherd 4455 until 2 pm.
PRICE. Se.a5o.
Detached corner = Center-han brick
ho%e o0 at easa aa see s
property win make an ideal home for ply
s,s,1a THos. + FARRELL CO; Realtors
TEL 10th St. NV National 0765.
Evenings, shepherd 1S14-W.
S6,5OO-VERY ATTRACTIVE AND WELL
sity Park is being entirely renovated.
papered ana painted throughout
sfse attic sE heat and rers aas
s5slGR salsEs saEsEsa conesnsa tESH' eS5'h ss
s13. 5o0wA well-located shepherd Park
nqsty nDme nt sgck ana Peoms 1mosr q BED
RCoSse y 'p.TuSi. oil bea, electric
refrigeration; finished attic room. open
fireplace. sarage 4 fine buy in 5eaq5i-
So soss s0ss''Ga: PHELPs 81 NAIfoNsE ssoo:
MOVE EN- n % ~ o6Es obEPos1r,
sSss5' madsaa aGms osGanas wEAER
SALE Iss4 IF 6RAl 5KADE.
NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
large ot vii oF s,s e1s. sa
wRgVsRy ST s. on s4s easy terms
s5ogsI 20 OFF OF NosTa ,2a;aI.a cArIToL d,rEc!
ceafa cenditlon. assf pistriet a7s4 COL a2sS.J
S1O.5O0-CHEVY CHASE. MD-CHARM-
ing. new brick home; 6 large
rooms. bed room and bath on
first floor. This is an outstanding
purchase Of the market. For ap-
pointmert to inspect. call Ma
tional l43a It'll 9 pm.
50. 9.45oWrBEAUTIFuL5LY sa4 L9cATEP s3.sa BAR,
gam ne eop9on hSme IN Taesgt and IN
reduced in price. A Groom Colonial
with fireplace: all goodsize rooms; fine.
modern bath. full basement; beautiful
lot about 14O # deep with garage.
$14 75O-A Chevy Chase. D. C.. home that
T2d through this ess for s20ooo
with ) rooms on second floor: a BED
ROOMS AND DEM. . BATHS. auto
matte heat and refrigeration: 2-car ga
rage. Remarkable bargain. See 1t now.
CALL MR.. EVERETT PHELPS. BOSS &
PHELPS NATIONAL. 1900. EVENING,
PHONE WISCONSIN 3614-W.
Evening star., 1936-11-30
4705 BLAGDEN TERRACE,
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEARBY VIRGlNIA-MODERN COLONIAL,
home, four bed rooms. large lot: beautiful
surroundings. Address Box 95-T. star
office. 30-
GRIN BRICK HOUSE IN NV. SECTION,
near 14th and Fla. ave. NV, with modern
improvements Price. S6750.
PERCY H RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st. NV.
2942 NEWARK ST. NV R.. 8 B.;
$500 cash balance like rent. Met. 4300,
Decatur 3312.
S6,25O-WOODRIDGE BUNGALOW CON-
tanning dandy rooms. modern,
excellent condition; deep lot. A
real bargain. National 1439 It'll
3 pm.
CLOSE CAPITOL. WIDOW SACRIFICES
s-rm. modern house, fur; S5, $50. Don't
Ss.25O-NEW DETACHED 8-R.. BRICK
house. with slate roof. 2 baths, 2.car ga
Riggs rd.. Md. Just over D. C; line at
Eastern ave-: 10 minutes drive TO down;
town; near D. c. school: price includes OIL
burner, gas or electric range; electrical re-
frigeration OPTIONAL; II not desired deduc-
ton will be made on price OF house. Open
until 8 p.m. Phone Emerson e0e4.
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NEAR LINCOLN PARK

7-room brick. all modern; well planned
for room renting: located on wide ave;
$500. terms Atlantic 5s51.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

speciai bargain; trees, garden, outbuild-
ings; $500. balance like rent. OWNER.
Address Box 269-V. Star office. 500
TWO STORES WITH APIS.
Vicinity 18th and Columbia Rd.
GROSS INCOME So 900.
FOR SMALL APT. HOUSE.
Call MR.. DE BECK. Potomac 5932.
Evening star., 1936-11-30
HIGHLAND PARK. VA.

Lovely new stone home; 5 large rms.
20 storiesl. bath. full basement; oil
burner; $3.50. Also 6 rms, brick. -
Payments on easy schedule; F. H A. If
desired. We will also build to order. A
call entails no obligation.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 1A4n. Walnut HIh4
Evening star., 1936-11-30
APARTMENTS sUBURBAN.

MT. RAINIER-J UsT COMPLETED.
apartments, 2 rooms kitchen and bath;
automatic heat and refrigeration; S4S50
per month. Located at 33rd and Perry
Rhode Island ave. Mt. Rainier.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-ONE-RO APT.
everything furnished for housekeeping:
vate bath: S25 Shepherd 1877.
8 ROOMS. KITCHEN. DINETTE AND PRI-
vate bath; ami. oil heat Kelvinator;
private entrance; available 1st. Cali
Clarendon 2574. Adults only.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
RIVERDALE, MD, 507-51i
Maryland ave.-Two large lots.
140 it. front, $50 ft. depth. Ideally
equipped for coal yard. Contains
Office, coal sheds. scale and con-
crete-surfaced ground. Recently
taken in under foreclosure. Will
sacrifice at less than $4,000. Easy
terms. OWNER, National Toll.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

WANTED-TO RENT MODERN OR 9
room house. with garden and chicken house.
within 5 miles of Washington: $50 90.
BOvARD. Brandywine, Nd. 30'
Evening star., 1936-11-30

CORNER STORE, 1000 9th ST. Sw. RENT
reduced TO S45
PERCY H RUSSELL CO. 1871 St NV
BROOKLAND- 18th ST. NE.
Between Monroe and Newton
StS.; best business area. 75X40 #.
or 20 #. under construction; can
make changes to suit tenant;
rent reasonable. GEORGE C..
HEIDER, 1241 Monroe st. ne.
Evening star., 1936-11-30

REAL ESTATE WANTED,
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE PROSPECTS FOR
homes investment property and unim-
proved ground For complete co-opera-
ton. list your property & With US.
SO 1lth st. NV. Natl. 2S44. IL
Evening star., 1936-11-30

x35U .UU Cash.
MOVE IN ON DEPOSIT.
Corner brick. newly finished. facing
Soldiers Home Grounds 8 rooms, bath.
land 4944.
Evening star., 1936-11-30

VALLEY VISTA APARTMENT-A LARGE
living room lovely big closets, sleeping
porch. dinette. kitchen; completely fur
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1914 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-ATTRAC-
tive 1 room. kitchenette, completely fur
nished: semi-private bath: S35.
2 RMS. INCLOSED SLEEP. PORCH.
Housekeeping apt: INV. G. e. refrigera-
ton: adults. 2135 Ontario I'd. NV. Also
Evening star., 1936-11-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

SObUKbAN TNOF. JAIL ON NENTs
s75-BY OWNER, BRAND-NEW BRICK
home gas heated garage. Rosedale ave,
Bethesda Call Randolph 1851. A.
s37 SOUTH WAYNE ST. ARLINGTON. VA.
New modern brick Colonial house. large
rooms recreation room finished attic: oil
burner h-w.h, baths: weather stripped
and screeped: garage: lot handicapped.
shade. This is an exceptionally attractive
house and an ideal location. B. NJ. SMITH,
24OS Columbia pike Arlington. Va. Clar-
endon oO3S
Evening star., 1936-11-30

3O7 MT. IDA AVE. ALEXANDRIA. VA
supplied: $40 per month. Alex. 1851.
DOWNTOWN-16O L ST. .N.W-SECOND
floor; inspection day time only; 3 rooms.
kitchenette and bath, S47. MR.. FEBREY.
North 9372.
541n 9Th ST VI RMS. BATH. HEAT.