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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04
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WELOVE OUR RACE
(By Leroy C. White)

Those of us who are respecta-
BILE race loving Negroes are proud
that we are members of the Negro
race. On Monday the citizens Of
the city of Hamtramck have an
important task to perform They
must choose the city ofhclais who
will guiCc the destinies Of the city
for the rcXt two years.
We believe that in the entire
history Of the city of Hamtramc.i
no colored newspaper has been
able to "emain the unbiased, loyaI
and fighting voice of the colorsd
citizens Of this community, except
the Tribune VIII ch has accomplish
ed this end. Time and again sell
seeking politicians have openly
stated: I'VE can buy the colored
newspapers and voters We do moi
know as to the truth of their state
ments in the past, but we do know
that the Tribune has not and will
not be bought out by such dema-
gogues.
Because we feel that we have re-
manned the fighting voice OF the
colored citizens we feel that we arc
justified in asking you, the citizens
to follow the following recommen-
dation in Mondays election. We
make these recommendations be-
hn N
volved are of the utmost import
ance to the race.
/. We recommend the defeat of
the incumbent city Treasurer John
Anger, who by his actions in the
past has proven that he is
no friend to the Negro people. Out
of fairness to Mr.. Anger we have
asked him to explain his position
in the columns of the Tribune, but
as yet he has made no effort to dc
so. We therefore have no alterna-
tive but to urge the election of his
opponent, Walker A. Bednarski.
We can not agree with the col
ored leaders who are openly urg-
ing the reelection of Mr.. Anger
because they claim that he can not
be defeated this year. We wish to
point out to them that it took Mr.
Anger six years to be elected and
it may take another six years to
defeat him, but a solid vote of the
colored people against him, will be
a vote for self respect.
Any man who refused to hire
your girls and boys in his office
has little respect for the race. Cast
protest and race pride vote
against John Anger on Monday by
voting for Walter A. Bednarski
and you can proudly say, Il want
representation
2. We recommend that the voters
vote Yes on all three of the char
ter amendments that are being
proposed. These amendments we
believe will be Of great benefit to
the city taxpayers.
3. Vote to defeat any candidate
who offers TO buy your vote. He is
no friend of yours and If you are
proud Of your race you will vote
against him.
T. In casting vote for the Of
flee of city council, the Hamtramck
office Of the Tribune recommends
that the voters disregard the poll
teal propaganda spread against two
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04
TO HAVE BASEBALL TEAM
Southern League
May Be Twelve
Team Organization

Memphis, THAT
the Southern Baseball League OF
which DR.. j. b. Martin is presi-
dent, will comprise twelve cities
this year was the opinion of those
gathered here in attendance on the
annual meeting of the organization
which opened here Saturday after
noon.
Among tn subjects, to be dis
cussed in addition to the addition
Of four teams, was that of making
up the schedule. The meeting was
attended by representatives from
Claybrook, Ark, Monroe, La, At
lanta, Birmingham, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Nashville, Knoxville,
Chattanooga and Jackson, Tenn.
Officers of the league are: DR.
j. B. Martin, president, A. F. Scott,
wee president L. S. N. Cobb, sec
rotary, and DR.. w. S. Martin, sec
rotary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04
.'PURGY DESS'
CLOSES IN
THE RED

New York, n. Y.-(ANP)-
"Porgy and Bess," the Theatre
Guilds folk opera with an all
Negro cast which closed in Wash
ington March 81, ended several
thousand dollars in the red, it was
learned this week.
The production played 16 weeks
at the Alvin theatre on Broadway.
There was a difference of opinion
over its chances as a money maker
and attendance started fading af-
ter the first month. 1t was on the
road eight weeks and although in
its final week at Washington it
crossed 10000 for the best house
of New York, il never gain
ed its production outlay, sponsors
declared
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04

WIleH WuSCuIar PalnS make you
miserable--take DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pill.
Mr.. Smith is one of millions
who have found this easy way to
prompt relief. He says
81 keep DR.. Miles Anti-Pdi@
Pills IN mig pocket and Uhen |
get a dali hedUy feeling in my
head, | take DR.. Miles Anti
Pain PiIlnnd the pain passes off,"
Of. MILE So
-AN6E- ps2ES-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04
More Hamtrarnck
News on Page 10

When your head :
aches; when Neu-
ralgia fortunes you
IL NHI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04

mendous purchasing power OF the
Negroes of Detroit, and are giving
recognition to the marvellous pull
ing-power of the Detroit Tribune.
We say TO these dealers that this
paper is proud of the way they
have praised the pulling-power of
the Tribune as an advertising
medium. The Tribune is enjoying
the largest paid circulation of any
Negro paper in Greater Detroit;
therefore, this paper can best sup
ply It's advertisers with an effec-
i've means of reaching the local
colored market.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04
OPENING DAY
ISSETFOR
MAY 10

Indlanapolis-(By Lee Johnson
for ANP)-Basebal became
reality again for Indianapolis with
the announcement of ED Dickerson,
who is owner OF the Indianapolis
A. b. G. nine which will play as
member of the Indiana Ohio lea
que this coming season.
I'VE want a winning ball club
here to attract a large percent of
the $4,000 fans of our race" He
will need some good infield ma
terial, hitter or two and several
good pitchers including south
paws.
Opening day here has been set
for May 10 at Perry stadium where
the club will play home assign
ments. Managers and players
wishing to contact the team may
write in care of the indianapolis
Recorder, Sports Editor of Lawson
Slaughter 2069 Highland Place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04
SPORTS
SCRIBLINGS
(by w. Il. Patrick, Jr.)

We are now at the beginning OF
what may be termed "the golden
age of Negro athletic accomplish
ments". In every field of sport en-
deavor, with a very few exceptions,
The Negro has produced men to eX-
cell, as has never been done be-
fore.
Not since the days of such fistic
immortals as Cans, Blackburn,
Jackson, Johnson, and Langford
have there been so many formidable
and promising boxers occupying the
columns Of the black and white
press througout the land, with Joe
Louis at the helm of the ship fight
ing its way through the storms, and
gales and other barriers, which
tend TO halt its progress to the land
of sunshine and glory.
We already have two recogniz-
ed champions, with SiXto Escobar
ruling the bantam class and John
Henry Lewis bossing the light
heavies. Lewis, by the way, has
proved himself a fighting champion,
taking on all corners. He recently
signed to meet one of Dempsey's
white hopes, Red Burman. The
fight is scheduled for New York
Monday.
Little need be said of the heavier
Louis who is certain to occupy the
crown, when he chooses to do so.
Then, there is Leroy Haynes, who
has changed from just another pug
to a contender for the heavy throne
overnight, by his three round
slaughter of Primo Camera.
Lorenzo Pack, although he has
lost much of his early popularity
due to his contracting Jack Kearns
as his manager, is there to be
reckoned with as a Menace to the
title.
And so it is on down the line
with several very good amateurs
that will soon be ready to step in
to the big time and bounce the old
timers around a bit
Track Stars Shine
In the long history of track and
field there have been many great
Negro performers, Hubbard, Drew,
Tolan, Edwards, Moore, Brooker
Brooks and many others, but when
have we been able to boast of so
many star performers at one time
as we have now?
In the spirits are Jesse Owens,
Eulace Peacock, Ben Johnson, and
Ralphe Metcalfe record breakers
all, and certain participants in the
coming Olympic Games at Berlin.
When has the high jump boosted
of so many truly great jumpers as
now, with AL Threagill supreme in
the East, Cornelius Johnson unde-
feated on the Pacific Coast, and
Gilbert Cruter at Colorado State
and Ed Burke of Marquette ruling
the midwest, all whom have come
within small fractions of seconds
of the unbelievable height of 6
feet 9 inches?
In the 1884 Olympics, leap of
6 TT. ) IS inches took this event.
The broadjump has only two con-
sistent 26 footers in the world.
Those two are colored men, owens
and Peacock.
Jimmy Luvalle, of University of
California, is one of the great quar-
ter milers of today and probably
will go down in track history as
one of the greatest Negroes, in this
event, Of all times.
There are no outstanding Race
boys in the distant events at the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04

management of William Warfield
specializes in matinee dances on
Sunday afternoon catering to the
better class Of people of high
school, working and professional
classes.
Each Sunday will offer a new
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04
Used-Car Dealers
Praise Tribune
IN ON NM nEnnDnEDN
(By STAFF REPORTER)

Many of the local used-car deal
ers are taking interest in the ire
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-04-04
Twilight Ballroom
Detroit's Newest Spot

Sunday afternoon marked the Of
-icial opening of Detroit's newest
dance rendezvous, the Twilight
Ballroom, upstairs over the Choco-
late Par
The Twilight Ballroom under the
The Washington times., 1936-12-15
ARTISTS 7 u R N
TO MEXICO
FOR STUDY

NEW YORK.-Due to the In
creasing Importance Of Mexico II
art work in the last few years
Columbia University held its frs
art class In Mexico this summer
The 20 members of the class
artists in their own right, who arr
doing graduate work at Teacher
College, Columbia, are now return
ing to the several cities Of thu
United States where they are EN-
ployed IS teachers.
Their instructor, Prof. Charles
J. Martin, Of the School Of Fine
Arts, met them In Mexico City last
June and the class worked in tht
towns Of Cuernavaca, Taxco anc
Puebla, successfully, Martin said
"The work Of the old school as
practiced by artists in the
United States for the last few
decades now seems obsolete, and
unrelated to the new art in
which Mexico il taking the lead.
NOT A TRUE REVIVAL
"SOme term the change in art
that is taking place in Mexico
the New Renaissance but the
change affects too few artists
to be q revival in the true sense.
The change il Centered around
three Mexican masters, OrOzcO,
Rivera and SiqueirOs. The other
artists are actually following
these three.
But we cannot place too
much Importance on this con-
cept Of art that is being born in
Mexico. The new idea-that Of
taking man as the motif, deal
ing with his human and social
aspects-is the something new.
If you accept this concept-as
most Of the progressive schools
in this country are now doing
the work of the old school
seems obsolete and unrelated.
Taking the common man as
the motif places the artist in
working relationship with the
world. Heretofore he has been
q creature standing on his own,
a'wordly luxury or Ivory Tower
artist in the strict sense.
New Art Concept
"Art, we are coming to be-
lieve, has more meaning than
that Of old-time Photographic
painting. Using man as the
motif, the artist becomes as i'm
portant to the commercial world
as the financier and farmer.
One Of Rivera's earliest murals
in the Secretary of Education
Building in Mexico, D. F., rep
resents this new concept.
IT do not mean it's communiS-
tic or Socialistic aspect alone,
but refer to the using Of the
common man as the theme. In
the new art the theme and ar
tistic treatment are the only
thing new, for the fresco tech
nique is that of the old Italian
masters"
The Washington times., 1936-12-15
0ptimists' Toy Shower
To Aid D. T.. Children

In an attempt to make this
Christmas as cheerful as possible
for the needy, the washington
Optimist Club requires each mem
ber to bring a toy as part Of the
admission to the annual luncheon
given at the Mayflower Hotel
today at 1890 p. m.
The toys will be presented by
Council Of Social Agencies and
their assistants to Santa Claus,
for distribution.
An elaborate program Of enter
tainment has been arranged for
the OptimiStS and their guests.
The feature will be fashion show
staged by Jelleff'S store.
The Washington times., 1936-12-15
Third Of WorId'sGas
Obtained in Texas

DALLAS, Tex, GN.S0.-When
a housewife in Kansas, Illinois,
Indiana or any Of several other
typical prairie States" turns on
her cookstove the chances are
about even that the gas that
cooks her meal has come from
Texas, in many cases more than
1000 miles away!
For Texas, according to a re-
port Of the All-South Development
Council, supplies more than a
third Of the nations natural gas
shipped in interstate trade-a $2,-
O00, 100000 business using 10000
miles of pipelineS-and this nebu-
lous fuel from the Lone Star State
is marketed in IA other States and
Mexico.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
sALE-HousEs.
HOME SEEKERS

Let us solve your home problems. We
speciaiizs IN b@Htldins @ houses , ransipe LIE ,n
: % sms profit. cSmmHnicate WITH .as and
we will be eiad to call and give full In.
iasRsoa E REHh Esoss sS4E rsis'ea ax = esSeakpPRs
T1oN. 907 Tower Bldg. National 1887.
14O8 BELMONT ST. NV.
: q r.. Q b.. h..w.h.. elec. Will readily
Met. o147
Evening star., 1936-03-01
RENT-sUBURBAN.

TTvE-RooM APT. FURNISHED. S65; 2
room house; unfTrp.. see; Ss2 9;Tos9, sgoo apt:
pm. Clarendon 2o36a. Walnut sSbs.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
Modern new brick bungalow; B rooms,
bath elec. refrigeration. new oil burner.
maids room. large recreation room. with
shade trees. Leslie p. MEAsEIL, cleys-
NEAR BEAVER DAM cLUB-siX-RoOM
modern hungalov. electric equipment, hot
su;ts wS;tss heat; built.in sarsge; large lot; ex-
MAN. phone Hyattsville 1881
8 RMS. AMI. H VIII. y. ACRE: CLOSE
beautiful shade. $50. e rooms. a amt. siDti
Lyon Villaee. S65. 3 rooms ami. h.-wh.;
bed rooms. 2 acres. beautiful shade trees
and stream: 3 minutes from Key Bridge;
M. E. CHURCH, REALTOR,
EsTABLISHED 1885.
PHONE FALLS CHURCH. VA. 40
Evening star., 1936-03-01
sALE-sUBURBAN.

(V0Mt1MUG0,
~ A HP0NR n ANY

TAkOMA Park.
Detached. 8 rooms. tiled bath. h..v.h.
open fireplace: ON large lot sbout 5Qx150.
Priced at Sc. so to- e sell tmmsdiately; terms.
Detached. s. rooms. tiled bath h.-w.h,
open fireplace side porch: near stores and
HARRY LGsTiNE.
$40 11th st. NV. National 2S44.
EASY TERMS.
2,Oo0-4.room cottage. on lot 5Ox10e;
In Lyon Park.
S3.OOO-5-room bungalow. with 2 lots;
near Wash.naton-Lee Elsh School
81 950-3h acres Ut rolling woodland;
On bus line: near washington Coli and
$S.sSo. aoa .sb osaso-New s-room brick bum
ealows; bath. h.-w. heat: full Easements:
garage; fireplace; finished attic; sodded
lawn; shrubbery; gas; sewer; city water.
These are now under construction. but can
be seen by appointment.
SS.260-New, all modern Groom house.
IN country club neighborhood.
Can Clarendon 2044: or Sun. and eve..
E. NEWToN sN1DER, Realtor.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.

sEvERAL LQW-PRIcED HOUSES IN B. c.
needed for clients ready to buy,
MOSS REALTY COMPANY,
Tower Bldg Metropolitan 1776.
PAY Cash FOR YOUR HOUSE n PRICE
days. Address Box 4l6.T Star once. %
CASH FOR OLD HOUSES. REGARDLESS
Of condition. Address Box 303.T. Star
once. j.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK or FRAME.
pose OF obtaining listinEs =. A. GARvEy.
phone District 450S. 1925 Vt. ave.
bsnosnsr b.Ss s ~ nssd ssl, house this week. What
M. b. WEAVER,
District 334S. Cleveland 1914.
gAsH For ToR SMALL HOUSES QUICK
PHONE COLUMBIA s135.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
A REAL HOME


One and one-auarter acres OF land on
hard road: 7-room house. hardwood floors.
open freplace built-in bath: large cedar
down, balance S35 per month I have
large listing of farms, estates and sub
Fairfax. Va. Tel. Fairfax -.
NEARBY vA.--s-RooM BUNGALOW. m
Guiding .car garage; modern. good con-
.s eoho.r o e; ny Ads1sss s8rs
Box 10-A. Star ONCE.
81, ACRES; ALEX. VA. !, mile: II RMS;
baths electricity; elec. motor at well:
10 oo irat rGsa b.aries lEo II rnsss Shads walnut
planted, scar sarase: Wash. D. G.. 90
' as rent $50 per rn"m month iineiud ne interestS
until paid Address BOX 434-T, Star offce IL
IN ALEXANpRIA-sEvEN HOUSE
ami: tile bath: shower. fireplace sun sur
trees hs'e and shr1es: ssaso' No Holly st.
MI Ida Can Alexandria I'LL.
GROOM HOME FRONT YARD. FENCED
n sss SOD s4 month
Phone Pho shsoherd lsss.w A0A N + ~
NEARBY vA.-s445o: $3.50 DOWN. s45
place, hot-water heat: convenient schools.
tan 0;.H: res. cleveland oa7a.
WILL SACRIFICE NEW 5-RM. AND BATH
sinis sano cash. balance like rent. .cail
Walnut 1928. day or evening. i
ONLY s2,25o.
sE os setisse on ss main Si,sd hahvsy .ee oe
bus bus z9ne one ,,I $3.50 sss cash. balance $50 per mo-
TAKolaA PARK. ?. c.--NEAR SCHOOL.
dwelling Of 3 rooms ana bath, center-hall
plan Enclosed porches: nearly half acre in
lot: trees. flowers, etc. Reasonable price.
p,.,r's2 3oEN gssS scR1vESEF Is s g eTo' s. NV
LET NE BUILD YOU "-REp- -Pn SENT
sssss month. Can also build the above
bungalows 50 $50 up. houses SN With ss s,s
house h on risht before crossing bridge leav-
ing Mt. Rainier going to Cottage City.
BEAUTIFUL NEW CAPE COD HOME; AT
nes miles 1d haaa ro% %sssnson ana
Tie bath and lavatory; fireplace, fasstone
It.: It.: this is a beautiful home: Price. 5000:
Ser 81 months sfs See MASON suis Hss Sssnfs s4o
eoIamba eos 1ak pke PSone ae s1s
FRU1T-PouLTRY FARM. READY FOR
purchaser. at BARGAIN; modern fye-room
by Transportation to Washington. Ad-
dress BOX 397-s. Star once.
COUNTRY HOME YOU HAVE BEEN LOOK
ING FOR. IL acres on hard road "a miles
Of city. Interesting old house recondi-
toned: four, fireplaces. two baths. h.-y.h;
m0ssrn %s spphNs hshfn ree ~s @
phone Falls Church 2223
o, s-AcRE CHICKEN FARM. IT..
sssr Water For QUICK sale. e only s So, asams75o
cash. balance like rent. Walnut 1928. u
BUILDERS OPPORTUNITY.
Lyon Park Va on two bns nso lines 1oc
Box oss-T Star ONCE.
ONE AND 2,I = SuARTER Rn.Is, ACRES.
$4,750.
General Electric HOTPOINT Range. Kel-
vinator., oil burner heat. two,car sarsee;
andria. close to town: real good home
for family who want grounds or do a
I'LL fsrT nos Inquire MRS n
dris as'y Va 'Hp Phone s Hexsndria nHh rs AN:n
sssso-s Bed Rooms. j baths. a-car
Garage Large Recreation Room:
walls sfa insHisted RiGSmdi Wiae se'hs not FuFred
se,95oM3 Bed Rooms. ] Bath. Large
5 others ss; 55G to s.. sso sssos 5 Nj; Nj; " +.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. :. ROOMS.
sitehsn. hardwood aoors. ee cellar and ss sttis.
N.3,oL., NJ Lin,c9n on, ave, Eiysrdale Md. Phone
Evening star., 1936-03-01

COLORED.
cts srek A% artiiss soS e:P',os eas *
balance $40 per month including interest
ESNrs HSI5j 's1a WI.e i 457i interested phone MI
coIoREplcoL. RID. JUST OFF GA: AVE
s rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. elec. new roof nice
fffa phone ea5fifM coiTMBih .ass. i '.'", - '
coLoRED-G1RARp. EAST OF 1ath NV.
s,e2s e sh. esr ssIa ssrss. nts
dress Bon e61-T. Star once. j.
sIe2s b9eK NsAs eiss reems MnoHo BATH
lights rear and side ALLEYS AIrsnsed sns for
serms saansmehsSd ADDRESS re- se Box aosT star once
siss.I. Eo9KwGoLsnREbDclofRKKo bsresie q G. RKo store.
snd 1nt se sE Write eFee g ASs S o1ns xSss
Sherman ave- north Of Euclid excellent .Ies
ao,th sx n 77fs. fsaf r J. LANE. S j.. Natl e4as.
coLoRED. ea7. HILLSIDE PL, NE-5;;R; ;;t.
bunsaloW ami; $50 cash: haa balance IKE
ersl is houses ne"e on Lamont same block.
1911 l1sll1 ,,,ns VT ave. r. NJ a.m'i.
irving. east Of iath-6 r.. oil burner.
1's4 81? ]. F: F: aoLLANp. foii
1901 eth St. North 35e7
CoLoRED-I0 LARGE ROOMS. ,H.-WH:.
terms: submit offer. Potomac .051.
CoLoRED-coLoN TYPE. g ROOMS.
OF oile 18th 9u." and Girard; easy terms. North
coLoRED-NEAR HOWARD UNIyER-
sity; & rooms. bath. 2-car garage. glass
refrsesaor 1sar newy e ssSo
tefms Phone Adams 1914.
COLORED-5-ROOM BUNGALOW AND
lots. $500. Apply 500 1st st: NV.
coLoRED..NEW-HousE CONDITION.,
brand.nev h.-wh. plant, ali new electric
fixtures automatic h:-w. heater. newly pa
pered and painted throughout; on very very
any reasonable terms will be considered
from q responsible purchaser; real fne
ns,s nslr IL 3 PiSfS IT,. Really ssEl: SS $3.50:
~ Kenyon ssMnrick house nsrsd snG r9omSi wii
sponsible colored family. D. c. GRUVER.
owner. gla Investment Bids: Phone Ma
tional 1137: evenings. Cleveland 1649.
East S,k OF 18th hd ON ssons IRVINE Tss
dence. 8 rooms, reception hall. two baths.
cellara all modern improvements; newly
decorated; offered direct by owner. Call
Columbia 2.5s.
COLORED-EAST OF 18th AND GIRARD.
ideal home with wonderful future; auto
matte heat. electricity. full cellar. wide
alley: yours at a bargain; terms. Phone
Decatur O617-M.
CoLoRED. OVERLOOKING RESERVOIR;
r.. h.-w.h.. electricity. garage. porch:
now being completely redecorated; liberal
terms, Phone Decatur 0611-M.
COLORED. NEAR End AND T-6 ROOMS,
bath. h.-w.h., electricity. sleeping porch.
yard. alley. space for garaEe; S5,750;
Phone Decatur 594s.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
18th ST. HIGHLANDS.

S9,45O-Between Colorado ave. and 18th
ST.: attractive detached home of & rooms.
2 baths a bed roomS; complete bath on
first floor: hardwood floors. screens. wealth
er-stripped. oil burner. 2-car garage. New
house condition
L. T. GRAVATTE.
7o9 18th St. REALTOR National 0T53
Evening Phone Georgia 1900.
Evening star., 1936-03-01

CORNER
Sherman ave. north of Euclid. excellent
fo.V h'lW.h.. % Cellar. Price. only $3.50
Moth 7719. r. J. LANE, Jr. Natl. 943s.
coLoRED. e37, HILLSIDE PL, N.E.-5.R.
bunealow, ami: $3.50 cash, balance like
rant Met 43O0 Met. 1898.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-SUbUK
BUNGALOW IN MARYLAND AMI. GOOD
condition. not over S35. Phone Decatur
1881 i
bungalow with garden plot. conveniences,
near transportation. Reasonable rent. Ad
dress Box SIT Star ONCE.
SMALL MODERN HOUSE AND GARDEN.
reasonable computing distance 10th st.
and Pa. ave. Reasonable. Address Box
33l It. Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
WHEATON.

WHEATON,.
Brick bungalow. large rooms and bath
half acre of ground. poultry house and
garden. $3.50. VIII trade for house and
lot closer to Washington.
$3.50. new Cape Cod brick. 6 rooms
every convenience; terms.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN,
JUST VACATED
ON OXON HILL ROAD,

FIRST HOUSE ON RIGHT OVER
DISTRICT LINE IN MARYLAND.
3 large rooms. 2 modern baths. buffers
entire house: many outbuildings and as
many acres around as you want to use.
For appointment. call Col. 2l67. l.
Evening star., 1936-03-01

SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR.
Colored-Near 18th and SITS. NV.
ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE.
Beautiful 1O-rm. home. oil heat; worth
S10.50O. Price. $3.50. National s949.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
FOREST HILLS-$17.75O.

FOREST HILLS-$17, ,75O.
Close to Rock Creek Park. east OF Conn.
ave; lot Hlxi7S; rooms. baths. frst-
floor lavatory maids room and bath in
basement; oil burner. cleo refrigerator,
hardwood foors screens and weather.
strips. OF English design and brick con.
struction. This home nearly new. repre-
sents a very remarkable value.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
80 18th st. REAIToR. National O753
Evening Phone Georgia 1900.
Evening star., 1936-03-01
HyATrSvITI.E HILLS

HyATTSVILLE HILLS.
$6.S00. practically new house. 3 large
rooms and beautiful tiled bath. h.-w heat
oil burner: lot 80 by about 800 feet ga
rage. poultry houses; terms Owner will
consider exchange for LARGER place north Of
Washineton.