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Evening star., 1936-05-10
Australia Enters 0lympics.

Australia Is sending a team to the
Olympic Games in Germany in July.
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on Friday. May s. 1856. at her resi-
dsnce. lao Hickman st. Sc. MARY
FREDERICK, loving wife of the late
Isaac Frederick devoted mother of Beaie
ana Eenry Penn and Mrs. Agnes Miles.
Sne also leaves a devoted father. Oscar
Penn: one sister Mrs. Elizabeth p Mar
Gus: nine grandchildren and other rela-
tives and friends Remains resting at
! the John T. Rhines funeral chapel Bird
and Eye sts. s.w.. until 10 am, Sunday
May 10; thereafter at her late residence,
(, Funeral Monday May II. at 10 am,
from st. Monica's Episcopal Church
South Capitol and l. SITS. Interment
Harmony Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1936-05-10

1886. at his homo. 5Il ouackenbos ST.
vatora La Scola and father of Stephen.
Tom. Frank and Joseph La Scola and
Mrs. Anna Ii Causi Services at his late
home on Monday. May IL at O'Clock
am; thence to Holy Rosary Church. 3rd
and F Sts. NV. where solemn requiem
mass will be sung at O'Clock for the
repose of his soul followed by interment
in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited to attend lOs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-03
TRANSIT FIRM
T0PAYAWARD

The Capital Transit Company
has consented to pay a $4,000
agreed award to Carl B. Hugel, of
1910 Twenty-fifth Pl. N. E., for
the death of Hugel'S 19-year-old
brother, Edward M. Hugel, who
was killed in collision between
a bus of the company and an
automobile on February Is, 1885.
Attorney Thomas M. Baker rep
resented the estate Of young
Hugel, who was a bakers helper,
sending the bulk of his earnings
to his parents in southern Mary
land. The elder brother filed the
suit as administrator Of the
estate, and the money obtained
under the consent judgment will
be turned over to the parents.
The accident. occurred at
Eleventh Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue Southeast,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-03
FUGITIVE GETS
WORD,H HE IS
TO BE FREE

CHICAGO, Nov. 3 Q.NSJ-Tears
turned to smiles yesterday for
Mrs. Elizabeth Law, who spent II
years as the wife Of a man ar
rested in Chicago Saturday for
escaping in 1919 from the old
Michigan State Prison at Jack
son-a record she was unaware
her husband had.
She received word that Governor
Frank D. Fitzgerald, Of Michigan,
sees mo purpose in returning the
man from Chicago If he has made
the splendid record in private life
that newspaper accounts indicate"
Howard Law-or Howard Fulger
as he was known in Ionia, Mich,
in 1917, when he was given a 10
to 2O-year sentence for a criminal
assault upon his stepdaughter by
q previous marriage-had worked
for the last nine years as . sta
tionary engineer in a fashionable
apartment hotel.
Tenants and fellow employees at
the hotel say he was a model
workman. The wife he married
at Clinton, Iowa, under the name
Of Law, five months after eScap-
ing from prison with dozen other
inmates, declares he has been q
model husband.
"I'll stand by him to the end"
she told Detective Sergeant Ed.
ward Dooly, who made the arrest
on information from Michigan.
Said the Michigan governor:
"The purpose Of prison
sentence is to reform q man and
rehabilitate him for . return to
society. If that purpose has
been served, 1t would seem un-
necessarily harsh to send him
back to prison."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-03
PIMPER HEADS
CH|LDGR0UP

Charles w. Pimper was elected
president of the Crippled Children
Society at the annual meeting yes
terday in Weightman School.
Other officers are Mrs. Cary T
Grayson, first vice president; Ed
win F. Hill, second vice president;
Mrs. John Minor, recording Secre'
tary; H. C. Corpening, correspond
ing secretary; James c. Dulin
treasurer. The following are
members of the board of directors,
one year: Mrs. Jesse c. Adkins, DR.
Oscar F.. Blackwelder, Mrs. Robert
M. Hinkley, Mrs. Robert Howard
Mrs. David Lawrence, L. Bert Nye.
Frank Peckham; two years: Sena-
tor Arthur Capper, Mrs. Henry G.
Doyle, Henry w. Draper, Mrs,
Joshua Evans, Miss Ann Carter
Greene, Miss Agnes Stands, and
Mrs. Harvey Wiley. s.-...,e F..
-. DR.. Doris A. Murray, specialist
of the Children'S Bureau of the
Department of Labor, spoke on
the effect Of social security legisla'
ton on crippled children of the
District. Mrs. Beulah j. Drake
chairman of the society'S survey
committee, reported there are
100 crippled children in the city
and that a survey has been made
of 900 cases to determine if finan
cial aid is needed.
Grace Vitality, a 16-year-ol6
crippled girl who has been aided
by the KiwaniS Club since 1929
sang two selections.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-03
ROCKIES JOIN
P0L|CEF0RCE

Forty.two rockies went on duty
today, to join in crime prevention
and detection with old-timerS of
the Metropolitan Police. following
a banquet and dance in their honor
at the Raleigh Hotel last night.
The affair climaxed graduation
ceremonies of the sixty-Second class
Of the police training school.
Major Ernest w. Brown, super
intendent of police, five inspectors
and four captains welcomed the
new officers to the ranks.
John w. Nally, president Of the
class, spoke for the new policemen.
He said:
1--WE are going to put our in
StructiOnS into effect. Nothing
we shall do will reflect any dis
credit on the force"
Mrs. Brown was presented with
a birthday gift of jewelry by n
spector James Beckett in behalf
of the inspectors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-03
REP. O'C0NN0R
WATCHED BY
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Nov. 3 UNS).
A long,standing feud between
Father Charles E. Coughlin, the
radio priest" and two fighting
Irish members of CongresS-Rep-
reSentatives John j. O'Connor CD
Of New York and Pat Boland
CD of Pennsylvania, reached a
climax at the polls today.
Father Coughlin was out to beat
O'Connor, who threatened to "kick
him down Pennsylvania Avenue to
the White House." and Boland,
who made a vitriolic counter-at-
tack on the priest in a congress
sional speech.
The feud began when Father
Coughlin accused OConnor, chair
man of the powerful House Rules
Committee, and Boland, Demo
cratic whip, of preventing the
$4,000, OOO, 900 Frazier-Lemke farm
mortgage initiation bill from COM
ing to a vote in the House.
He attacked the pair in radio
addresses and the fighting Irish
men replied in kind. The de-
nunciation heaped upon O'Connor
by Father Coughlin's followers
reached a crescendo when cot
fin with O'Connor's body was
paraded through the Cleveland
Convention Hall of the National
Union for Social Justice.
In an attempt to remove the
pair from Congress, Father Cough
lin has spoken in both districts.
O'Connor is opposed by j. Homer
Cudmore, Republican. Boland.
who halls from Scranton, Pa, is
opposed by John J. owens, Re
Vo11h1i0on
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-03

NEW YORK. n. Y.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

2hlo ORDWAY ST, NEAR CONN
$3.50; 6-room semi-det. brick; elec re-
Irlgeration; yard. garage. Open Sunday.
Phone Cleveland 43In
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


LOVELY APT. FIRST FLOOR; ALL OUT
$50. F. w. BURNETT. 102 North Fillmore
St, Lyon Park Va. Phone Walnut S643.
] ROOM AND KITCHEN. SEMI-BATH.
furnished; Frigidaire. radio. S35 month
Apply Dos Baltimore like. RlVerdale, Nd.
JUST COMPLETED-S36 MODERN, 2
heat furnished. Milo Theater Bldg. Phone
National 0600. Eve. Rockville 110-R.
LYON VILLAGE, 1917 NORTH EDGE
and bath: IS minutes from. town. Phone
Clarendon 53S-J. Reasonable price.
TAKONfA PARKS LARGE. COOL PLEAS
ant rooms with bath. cleo ref; cor. apt:
con location: immediate: adults. Geo. 134S.
MARYLAND PARK. MD, SIS VALLEY ST
room and kitchen, semi-bath. porch, Frigi
daire. 10 windows: first floor; reasonable.
MRS. HENRY POHL. phone Hillside O3O2-J.
252 N BRYAN ST. LYON PARK VERY
large rooms, gas. elec heat, seml-private
bath. screened front porch; adults only;
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH AMI, FUR
Falls Church Va.
UNUSUAL. WELL-FURNIsHED cool
suburban apt, suitable for young couple
or professional women; good bus line: Is
minutes from Wash: $4,000. Alex. S76-W.
kitchenette, bath. heat, light and gas: quiet
home: second floor: prefer employed couple.
no children or dogs. Phone Shep. 290l-J.
CENTER OF CLARENDON-ENTIRE SEC
ond floor: ami: rooms part furnished
If desired. BIB 9th st. north.
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NEAR CAPITOL AND B ST NE@GOOD
home. rooming or apts. large yard to wide
alley. Reasonable Mrs Williams. 500 z
St. ne. Phone Lincoln 3143
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

LARGE HOUSE, YEARLY LEASE; IMME-
diate or later occupancy; 1912 rooms, 3
baths; part to rent to a few select couples,
by cultured woman appreciative of an
others possessions: within District of CO.
Star Office.
DETACHED CORNER HOUSE, CLEVE-
land Park 8 rooms. 3 baths. porch, oil
good grounds. Furnished, SI55; unfur-
nished, S135. 2-year lease and refer
ences required. Phone Cleveland 9235
WOODRIDGE. S-ROOM MODERN BRICK
Pot. 1893.
NORTH WOODSIDE. MD.-BEAUTIFUL
Dutch Colonial home, center hall. large liV-
ing dining room. kitchen. electric refrig-
Grafton. large porch. 3 bed rooms, bath;
furnished; Sl10; unfurnished. 500;
beautiful yard. covered with shrubbery
and MOVERS. LESLIE D. MEASEIIL, phone
Cleveland 3465. 70
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FURNISHED > OR ROOMS. KIT.
dinette, bath. by responsible adults;
Summer months: NV not too far out:
Boy 1kl.P Star nff1cn
Evening star., 1936-06-07

CAPITOL HILL-11S 9th ST. NE. near
Capitol, office buildings nicely arranged
home a rms. 1st foor) automatic heat
Nice yard, garage space Quick sale Cali
E. w. BAILEY Adams 47S6
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SALE-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.

CLEVELAND PARK. ONE BLOCK FROM
Conn. ave.-Living room, bed room. din
eosets cofner s1 beanf VeW ovep rpG Wooded dd
hill: wide lawns; price. $1,000: terms
Call HUGH WARREN. National 9453, Wis
consin 1859.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS-OWNER WILL
sacrifice equity in desirable Ar and b. apt
= exposures; private park; moderate cash
payment and 49S monthly. Apt. 206.
2l5 Emerson St NV.
3 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH; WELL LO-
Gated apt. bldg; less than $1,000; monthly
payments less than rental value. Address
BOX 131-P Star office
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10 ROOMS, 3 BATHS, $3.50. COL.
SITS. near. 18th Oak st. NV. Automatic
heat. ideal rooming or apis. owner re-
tiring. Quick sale. z. w. BAILEY, Adams
Evening star., 1936-06-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ELDERLY WIDOW, ALONE. WANTS QUIET
2 rooms, kitchen. private bath and en-
trance. BY 10th at latest. Address Box
6S-R. Star office.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES TO SUB
lease 2rm. furnished apt. northwest sec
ton near car line. Address Box 204-R,
Star office. 9s
l ROOM K. B, GLAsSED-IN PORCH OR
; rooms. k, b.; Frigidaire, heat. gas and
lights; SO: lady employed. Address Box
WANTED JULY Ist-ONE-ROOM AND
bath apt; man working nights; must be
location. H. E. WEIGH. 1929 Adams
GOVT EMPLoYE DESIRES FURN. APT.
or house in or near city; reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 217-R. Star Office.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO SHARE
downtown apartment with or 3 congenial
girls. Address Box 2S9-R. Star of1ce.
WANTED. 2;-room. k. and p. b. apt. un-
be modern; refined young couple; S34 TO
$40 Address Box 461-P. Star office. 70
BACHELOR QUARTERS. l OR ROOMS.
bath, furnished or qniurnished: Separate
397-P. Star cfhce. -
YOUNG BUSINESS EXECUTIVE WISHES
to share high-clasS l or ; rm. apt. nr.
downtown NV. section, with nice person.
dlnette, bath. by 3 responsible adults:
Summer months: NV. not too far out:
moderate rental; best references. Address
Box 469-P Star office.
l ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH. FURNISHED;
$50 to $40; NV section. Address Box
455-P. Star Office
2-BED-ROOM HOUSEKEEPING APT.
with garage. June l5; must be reasonable.
P. o. Box 1914.
YOUNG COUPLE WANTS l OR = ROOMS.
kitchen and refrigerator; not over S35.
Address Box 395-P, Star ofice.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH APT.
untur.. in nearby Va, by young employed
couple; give full particulars. Address Box
45l-P. Star office.
ONE ROOM. HOUSEKEEPING OR BACH
elor apartment. ample closet space: pref
erably walking distance to Interior; rea-
Sonable. Address Box HIP. Star office.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS KITCHEN AND
bath, furnished or unfurniShed. in Wood
ridge; private home. Call North 444O.
UNFURNISHED. MODERN, TWO-ROOM
and kitchen apartment. Petworth section.
FIRST floor July l or 10 by settled couple:
lease if suited: references Address o. F..
:i51 Old House Office Building.
TO OCCUPY BY SETTLED COUPLE, JUNE
l >: two rooms, Frigidaire. completely fur
nlshed except linens. NV; $40. Address
Box lS3R. Star office.
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1913 G ST Sc MODERN GROOM
house: INV h cleo: front porch: small
closed in back porch: S4.75O. Apply
Evening star., 1936-06-07
ATTENTION! ACTIVE
RETIRED ARMY OFFICERS

HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
wonderful opportunity to secure below
its real value an apt. in this delightful
group of comparatively owned buildings
large rooms, with 3 exposures overlook
ing a garden Nominal cash payment and
reasonable monthly payments can be
made May be seen after pm. by calling
time til te' by calling MT, Dortch. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC. Metropolitan 1l43.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Sl3 HAMILTON TERRACE. BALTIMORE.
Md -Llylng-o -oining room = peu rooms
i.ath. second moor. S4t 80.
Living room. dining room. breakfast
floor front, bachelor apt, $40
Near B. & o. and Pa. r. r. Stations.
MONARCH REALTY, Baltimore Md
Plaza 1855; eve. and Sun. Lafayette 1882
Evening star., 1936-06-07
WANTED TO RENr-HOUSES.

UNFURNISHED HOME, NV. PREFERRED,
good care good lease: Government refer
ence; reasonable. Georgia 4757,
WANTEDasA "A FURNISHED HogsE FIVE I'VE
S secton G[e PSone PfS eoSs Sorth Yia
IL TO ] 5 ROOMS UNFURNISHED-N. W.
section. close in suitable for rooming
house. Address Box asp. Star othce.
5 OR 9 ROOM UNFURNIsHED HOUSE.
tion nearby Nd. or Va Address Box
5S-R. Star office.
FROM OWNER o. ROOMS NV. OR
ne. section: prefer Petworth vicinity; like
to move June 10. Geo. 64S4
GOVT. EMPLOYE REQUIRES FURNISH
ed bungalow or apartment; must have
sleeping rooms, all modern conveniences
and comfortably furnished prefer near
by Va or Md; convenient to transporta-
ton will lease for year from July ! not
over $50 mo. Address Box 2l5-R, Star
Office.
BY ARMY OFFICER FROM AUGUST 15-
N. W. section. near grade school, unfur-
nished 3 bed rooms. all modern improve
ments. under 500. call Emerson S054 be-
fore Tuesday.
2 baths, maids room and bath. eaTase.
Wilson High School district. BY first Au-
gust on long lease. Emerson 7742.
2-BED-R ROOM APARTMENT OR 3-BED-
Sept / Cleveland 5000 Apt. SIG.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE DESIRE SIX
room house. unfur.. modern. in or near
Office ava
BUNGALOW. 3 RMS BY RESPONSIBLE
couple with , small girls Must have ga
rage. large yard. near grade school. Not
over $50 rent Phone Adams 4945-J g"
NEED WELL-LOCATED ROOMING
houses. from II TO 80 rooms; NV. or ne.
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
1644 Conn Ave.
Decatur 3422. Ewes Shepherd 41S2.
OWNERSHIP CARE GIVEN s-ROOM, -
bath home, garage. by family Of adults
permanent residents; out Of downtown sec
ton: eight yrs in present house: state rent
and heating system. Address Box 43j-P
Star office. -
Evening star., 1936-06-07
WANTED-APARTMENT HOUSES.

WANTED FOR INVESTMENT. SMALL
apt. bldg. or fat in gooo NV. section to
accommodate four to SIX families. Must
show good return. Address Box 1S4R,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
TO WHITE

TO WHITE
sos Phila. ave. Blair, Md,
rms. z b.. ami. -, $500
ami. gar. --~---~"------ 1900
1895 N. Capitol St., q rms. ami. 5S.5 so
vacant June I5 ,.---~.'-- $500
81 X st. ne. rms. ami. 1000
APARTMENTS
113S Fla. ave n.e., No. z. rms,
2222 Penna. ave. NV, Nos. 1 and
=. 3 rms. ami. 5000
8 rms. 2 b.. ami. 10000
ami. $3.50
o II st. NV. No. 9. rms. ami. 1000
1901 N. J. ave. NV. No. L and 2.
3 rms, ami --- 1900
62 DefreeS st. NV, rms, gas.
water --.--- -------- $3.50
80 Dinsman ct. NV. rms. -
water ---...-- .--. .- 1880
1ee5 Union st. s.w.. 5 rms.
e1l-oIlK .5th st. NV. 8 rms.
water ---- $3.50
toilet w. = e7.5O
DA.HUMpHRIEC|
Il E A l. T o p ~
SO8 n. Capitol st. Ma. 6732-6733- -OS7S.
Sunday. Col. Abb.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SUB-LEASE FROM JULY / TO SEPT. Is,
Living room. bed rooms, dinette kitchen.
bath. screened porch. garage; new, mod
ern bldg. Phone Alexandria 1925.
$50 25th ST. AURORA HILLS. VA.-3
rooms kitchen dinette and bath; ami:
Frisidaire S55 mo.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. THREE
rooms, and bath. in private home over
looking Potomac; elect. refrigeration. oil
south OF Ale ;andria on Mount Vernon
blvd. Inquire Texaco filling station.
COOPER 7'
3 ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, BATH, FUR
nished: heat, light and gas included;
adults only. $500 Ash ST.. Mt, Rainier.
LYON VILLAGE, 1909 NORTH HERNDON
st.-4 rooms. unfurnished. private bath;
entire second floor of new home; Frigid-
aire; couple. Clarendon 1921.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
WANTED-APARTM BUILDING
WANTED AT ONCE

to 20 unit building regardless of age
having or more rooms In each unit;
downtown preferred, or 18th and Col. road
or l4th and Park road. Address Box
3Ol-R Star Office
Evening star., 1936-06-07
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

1896 WALBRIDGE PL--ATTRACTIvE
furnished 6-room house; must be seen to
be appreciated: reasonable.
STA CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY
Near Circle: arranged adults. . chill
October 10, Frigidaire. automatic water
heater. baths, garage. laundry; COM
pletely furnished except silverware. Phone
Emerson 0406 or call. r.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
fCnnffnnaA
GLOVER PARK.

1921 3Sth ST. NW.-8 rooms. bath,
inclosed porch. elec. refrigeration, ga
rage. Available June Is.
ALSO
New 7-room 2-bath home on lease.
Special consideration to service offlcers.
T. E. MALONEY, Clev. 7649. r.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
RENT-FLATS,

101 e s.E.-2-FAMILY HOUSE. LOWER
fiat. rooms, a mi; furnish own heat; near
library; S45.50. Phone National 1924.
NEW DUPLEX-4832 N H AVE NV
4 rooms e bed roms) and bath Rent,
S57 30. Heat and hot water furnished.
See janitor in rear. HARRY B. PITTS
co. 1919 18th st NV. Metropolitan 01OO
1000 ST. NE" R., B., ELEC., HEAT
furnished: perfect condition; rent $40.
JOHN SCRIVENER g. BROS,
9l4 G. St NV
Evening star., 1936-06-07
TAKE THE LANDLORD

Of your pay roll Stop paying rent.
Buy this exceptionally well-built brick
house in Hillcrest rooms, IA baths
ra pGeEh ,eGulpme9t Beaqtii9l A xltcdhen men, gas
hardwood floors. Many closets slate roof
garage; restricted neighborhood Priced low
for quick sale. Drive out Pa. ave. Sc. OF
Ala ave. Sc, turn right at Branch ave. to
our Office. 3 blocks south of Ala. ave. See
Mr.. Reed. HILLCREST DEVELOPMENT
60 INC, 252l Branch ave. Sc; Phone
Evening star., 1936-06-07
JOHN sCRIvENER & BRO.
nirtrfr+ pzTn nrA = e.
OLD CHEVY CHASE, MD.

II Magnolia parkway, corner OF Kirke
one block west of Conn. ave; "a acre Of
ground, towering oak trees; stone con-
struction slate roof; large rooms.
baths: 1rst floor has large living room
and large room for library or spare bee
room with complete bath; second floor ha'
3 large bed rooms and bath: foored
attic. built-in garage. Reasonable terms
DONALD L. LUXFORD.
335 1nvestment Bldg Met. 1924.
Open for Inspection SATURDAY and Sunday
Evening star., 1936-06-07
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1904 18th CT NJ w niCfrict qQAe

zoos HAMLIN ST. NE
Detached home. condition like new. large
lot, garage. rooms. modern kitchen.
Price So 800. Terms you can afford.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1224 14th ST. NV District 334r.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

MT PLEASANT s28 LAMONT st. NV
Attractive, 10 rms. 3 baths, automatic
heat. 3 porcheS. Gear brick garage
Beautiful street: Convenient location. An
opporlunity, To inspect call E. w.
BAILEY. Adams 41S6.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

1431 MERIDIAN NW-OPEN 10 AM.
to pm Vacant Is unusually large
rooms inc. sleeping porch cement
porches. attic. garage. good condition.
Terms for immediate sale. Act quickly
Evening star., 1936-06-07
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
6li2 .{lst Place NV.

New, Groom and 2-bath brick home:
slate roof, fUrred walls. built-in radiation.
recreation room, automatic heat Lear
garaee. slate roof Inspect this home
Open Sunday. 1910 to o pm; daily. q
Evening star., 1936-06-07

heat oil burner large lot. fruit and Shade
trees. Large lawn, plenty OF flowers. a
bargain 3I2O G ST Sc
Evening star., 1936-06-07

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-ONLY 81 $50.
true bargain. Beautiful d r. and b.. in
new-house condition large fireplace and
two screened rear Dorches. In the best sec
ton of old Chevy Chase Permanently
financed. Call North 2O76
Evening star., 1936-06-07
100 SECOND ST N

100 SECOND ST. NE.
s r. e. b., all modern. S75. 100.
Near Capitol and Surrounding Buildings
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
515 E. Capitol st. Lincoln O129.
NICELY FURNISHED FOUR
room, all-modern bungalow. Cor
ner lot, beautifully shrubbed.
Reasonable. 301 N. Bryan St.,
Lyon Park, Va.
Evening star., 1936-06-07
SALE-HOUSES.
SEE 7027 EASTERN AVENUE
MCuTrAN pApK

s-room. semi-detached brick. recon-
ditioned; southern exposure; lot 57x10S;
brick garage. modern. Youth like location,
arrangement, price and terms. Phone De-
catur 30l4
Evening star., 1936-06-07
mo AUSTIN NJ. COOPER.

NEAR 18th p. l. AVE-11 ROOMS.
modern house. suitable for large family or
looming hoyiga' SnD
Evening star., 1936-06-07
D. G.
WAPLE e JAMES INC.
192l 14th ST N W District 22AI
1726 LANIER PL. NV.

o1-foot brick house Of large rooms
and bath. gas neat and two-car garage.
WAGGANAN-B REALTY CORP,
1900 Eye St NV. Met $500
Evening star., 1936-06-07
NJ B. WEAVER
District 3346 Cleveland 4944

HAVE YOU SEEN
1900 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE?
SubJect to a reasonable offer. 4-bed-
Evening star., 1936-06-07

DOWNTOWN-IO14 Sth ST. N.W.-3-
story brick. rooms . baths; price is low:
must have large cash payment Owner
Evening star., 1936-06-07

opposite. Cathedral grounds; detached
house OF rooms and 3 baths, sleeping
porches. 2-car garage. grounds.
THOS. J. FISHER 81 CO., INC,
73s 18th st. District $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

ANACOSTIA. 1922 ST. SE-5-ROOM
detached house; elec-. gas and Arcola heat
Lot 24xl3o. to paved alley: . metal ga
RACES. Shade trees. Owner on premises
Immediate possession. Price reasonable
Call between ! and = D m Atlantic DO@4
Evening star., 1936-06-07

122 KENTUCKY AVE Sc
Just q block from the park: modern
home Of six large rooms tiled bath,
pantry, Colonial front porch. double rear
porches. This house is in good condi-
tion. newly decorated. and is located in
an excellent residential section Terms
For information, call Mr. Altman. At
lantic 392S. Open Sunday from 1890 IN.
to 500 pm.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 1916.
Evening star., 1936-06-07

MODERN BUNGALOWS = RIVERDALE
Nc. rooms and bath; large cellar; hot
water heat, garage. large lot; beautiful
lawn and shade trees rental, SO5. LESLIE
D; MEASELL, 32O5 Oliver st. NV. Phone
Cleveland 1865
Evening star., 1936-06-07

Large lot. 7Ox1O1 IT. Brick garage. This
is a real buy. Priced to sell. For infor-
nation call Mr. OREM, Georgia 4639.