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The daily independent., 1937-04-01
|Rebel Air Raiders
Take l5O Lives In
A Spanish Town
twenty-five Die When a
Bomb Plunges Through
Roof of Ancient Church

Bilbao, Spain, March 31.-W'D
More than $50 persons, mostly Wo-
men and children, were reported
killed today in the worst Jingle
air raid of the civil war when four
Rebel bombing planes wrecked the
town of Durango, 13 miles south
east of Bilbao.
The tri-motor bombers, accom-
panied by five swift pursuit planes
carried their slaughter far behind
the lines of battle after Loyalist
troor3 on the Basque front had
stifled an insurgent offensive
along the entire sector.
Twenty-Five persons, mostly Wo-
men, were killed when a bomb
smashed through the ancient
Santa Marie church where an
aged priest, Father Lorilla, was
celebrating mass.
The priest died with the pray
ars of the mass on his lips as tons
of mortar and brick dropped upon
him.
More than 100 persons were
killed in the central part of the
city, including militiamen of the
Loyalist3 basque armies who were
buried beneath the debris Of a
bomb blasted barracks.
More than $50 of the seriously
wounded were rushed to a hospl-
tai in Bilbao where Is of them
diei.
Several of the Rebel bombs fell
in the crowded Durango market
place near the banks of the river
Azubia,
Loyalists planes drove the raid
ers off while the towns fire equip
men, aided by volunteers, sought
to eXtinguish fires started by the
explosives.
Heavy damage also was done by
the Rebel raiders at Ochandiano
and Gloria, near Durango.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
White Aide TO the Harlem
"Cod" Accused by Dem
yer High School Girl

New York. Marcn 3l.-(U.R)-A
pretty, 17-year-old Denver, Colo.
high school student who said she
was lured into the mystic flock
of Harlem'S Father Divine and
suduced by a fat, 2O0-pound "aS-
sistant God, tonight sent federal
agents on a hunt for the heaven
ly mate"
The girl, Delight JeWett, told
her bizarre story to Rheat White
ly. head of department OF justice
men here, and a warrant immed-
lately was issued in Los Angeles
for the arrest of John w. Hunt,
known to Father Divine followers
as Jesus the Christ" on charge
of violating the Mann act. Both
Miss Jewett and Hunt are white.
Hunt, a SiX-foot, 33-year-o.o
self lf-confessed mystic, met Miss
Jewett in Denver last December,
according to the girls story, per-
suaded her she was a reincarna-
ton of The Virgin Mary and
took her to a palatial house in
Beverly Hills, Calf, where she
said the so-called marriage was
consumated.
Miss Jewett said that after she
met Hunt. whom she described as
"awfully fat" and not much to
look at, he Immediately threw a
trance. declaring there was a
strong spirit" in the house.
When he came to he sat up and
said:
"Okay. jeremiah, have a piece
of chicken"
Ben Hur, Johns chauffeur, eX-
planned this to her.
Hes being reborn" he said.
Hes Jesus the Christ now
Il was nervous at first Miss
Jewett said. Then John Hunt
pointed to me and said; you're
Mary Dove-that's your new
name I thought they were all
crazy"
She said they drove to Colorado
Springs. where they registered as
John the Baptist and party Of
five" and all went out on the hotel
lawn to play baseball with oranges.
Miss Jewett said she believed
Hunt was Jesus the Christ" Un-
til he reached across a dining
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Measles and Syphilis
Increasing In State

Raleigh March 31.-UH-All
communicable diseases except
measles and syphilis showed de-
clineS during the week ending
March 81 as compared, to the cor
responding week last year, the
state health department reported
today.
One hundred seventy six new
cases of syphilis were reported in
the state during the month, as
compared with 79 during the same
week in 1885, and there were 1874
cases of mealeS reported as COM
pared with 83 a year ago.
Meningitis cases dropped from
nine year ago to five during the
past week, although this repre-
sented an increase over the pre-
viouS week, when only one case of
the disease was reported.
Of the l76 new cases of syphilis
reported during the week, SIS were
in Winston-Salem and 80 in Char
lctte, only two cities in the state
to report more than 20 Cases,
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
CONGRESS YESTERDAY:
SENATE:

Debated Guffey coal bill.
Heard Sen. Burton X. Wheel
CT, D., Mont, announce settle
ment of Great Western railroad
wage adjustment case.
Received resolution from Sen.
Claude Pepper, D., Fla, request
ing crop insurance plan for
fruits and vegetables.
Heard Sen. Robert F. Wagner,
D., N. Y, defend sit-down
strikes.
Heard Sen. J. Hamilton Lewis,
D., ILL.,, suggest that Great Ri
tain and France pay part of
war debts with land near St.
Lawrence river.
Heard Sens. Sherman Minton,
D., Ind, and Lewis B. Schwel-
lenbach, D., Washn., assail su-
preme court.
judiciary committee heard
Prof. Edwin Borchard of Vale
and Miss Dorothy Thompson on
court reorganization bill.
HOUSE,:
Passed S24,000,O0O legislative
appropriation bill.
Heard Rep. Charles L. Gif-
ford, R., Mass, aSsail admins
tration attitude on supreme
court and sit-down strikes.
judo iary committee consider
ed anti-lynching legislation.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Executions In S ia t e
Prison To Be Delayed

Raleigh, March 81. - U.P)-A
wholesale postponment of lethal
gas executions at Central State
prison was indicated today in
statements of Gov. Clyde R. Hcey
and Parole Commissioner Edwin
M. Gill that it might be "a month
or six weeks" before the first exc
cution of 1887 would take place.
Gov. Hoey and Commissioner
Gill said repairs on death row at
the prison would have to be COM
pleted before the execution sched-
ule would be resumed.
Four men scheduled to die Fri
day will be granted repreives, it
was announced, for this reason.
Previously since Gov. Hoey took
office Jan. 7, 13 other men have
been granted postponments.
There are 20 men on death row
at the present time, ten of whom
are scheduled to die before May Z.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
WITH THE
COURTS
RECORDERS COURT

Ihelma Banks Perry, PerSSe
street Negro, was bound over to
June term of Pasquotank county
superior court under $3.50 bond,
Yesterday, when county recorder,
w. C. Morse, found probable cause
AGAINST the woman on a charge OF
forging the name Of Mi Hilda
Gordon, local high school teacher,
to a check taken from Miss Cor
don's rooming house.
For drunken driving, Lucille
Spence, Boston avenue Negro wo-
man, was given her choice of one
hundred dollars fine or jail
sentence of ninety days.
Rudolph Nixon. Cohoon street
and Weldon Simmons, CoinJcck.
both Negroes, were taxed with the
cost for being drunk in the same
car which Lucille was driving.
Ivory BrickhouSe. Negro, drew
twenty-five dollars and costs for
possession of liquor when his case
came to trial after several con-
tinuanceS.
Lacy Covington. Negro, was or
/ dered to give $3.50 q week toward
the support of his children to keep
imperative a twelve months sus-
pended sentence on the roads.
Recorder Morse announced that
beginning this morning all de-
PENDANTS would have to pay Their
fines and costs before the ad-
iournment of court or take their
time in the county bastille or on
the road.
REGISTER OF EEEDS
License to marry has been 1S-
sued by Register of Deeds j. c.
Spence to William Thomas Stew
art. %, of Toano. Va. and Alice
Virginia Miller, %, of B2rhams-
vile. Va.
Roland Garwood Adcock, 20, Of
oxford, and Viola Virginia Grubb.
l8. Richmond.
Calvin Arnold Weaver, 40. and
Jessie Louise Garrett, 81, both of
Elizabeth City.
Sherman Everette Burgess, %,
and Lille Lorraine Sawyer, 81,
both of Camden county.
The following deeds have gone
to public record:
J. B. Leigh. tru tee, to Norman
Packing Company of Portsmouth,
Va, two lots in Highland Park.
Annie Mae Wilson and Leslie
Watson. agreement of separation.
Imogene and Lucy G.. Riddick
of Gates county to H., G.. Reid,
property in NiXonton township.
w. B. and Arnold w. Sanders
to Horace Reid, two tracts in Pas
quotank county. one being on Gum
Bridge road.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Father Divine s Assistant
In Tolls OF The liam Act

room table and pluCked a French
fried Potato off her plate.
Il thought he wasn't so grand
thCn." she said. He was just like
my brothers. But it was on.y
momcntary thought"
They travelled to Gallup, N.
NJ. she said, where he noticed a
scar on her hand, which ''resem-
bled a cross" and Immediately
became Wild with excitement, "
lccturcd her for hours and when
they stopped to have a flat tire
repaired he said:
You've got 10 have a child.
The supposed seduction took
place Dec. %. she said. She went
into her room and found John
the Baptist" r"SmittyD in her
bed. She said Hunt called her in
to h::j room and said:
why don't you come to bed.
1t seems 30 childish now" Miss
Jewett said. but then l really
didn't suspect"
She said John worked himself
into a frenzy" and about 2 a. m,
attacked me-.
The next day, she said, he sent
a telegram to Father Divine tell
ing him in code what had happen
ed.
Miss Jewett said she shook of
the spell, went back to Denver ard
she and ncr father came to New
York looking for john.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Around Town

Thirty old patients and % new
received treatment at the ortho-
pedic clinic held last Friday at
the Y. NJ. c. A.. building under
the auspices Of the American Leg
ion. OF the SO total 33 were from
Pascuotank county, three from
Perouimans. six from Chowan,
four from Gates. three from Cam
den. two from Hertford and one
from Currituck.
Treatments included six mas
sages. nine hospitaiizations, seven
heat treatments, six foot exercises,
two correction shoe cases, three
strappings and pads. two rest
treatments recommended. Two diet
treatments. one crutches, four
casts removed and four casts ap-
piled.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
North Carolina
News Briefs

Raleigh, April 1.-U.H - More
than 800 Boy Scouts will partici-
pate in the states second annual
Occoneechee Scout circus at Me-
mortal auditorium here Friday
night, April 2. The scouts will rep
resent over 60 troops from l5
cities and towns.
New Bern, April l.-U.p)-Mem-
bers of the Cooperative Livestock
Marketing association, since its
reorganization in January, have
sold 1874 hogs weighing 8l0,363
pounds for a cash income of S75,-
613.84.
Winston Salem, April 1.-(U.n)-
Representatives of approximately
20 high schools from seven coun-
ties will gather here for district
music contests April 20. Elimina-
ton rating will determine which
of the entrants will compete in
the state music contest at Greens
boro April 2l-23.
Warrcnton. April l-tU.P)-Fire-
men from five neighboring COM
munitieS will participate in the
fire school here April s. 1t will be
supervised by State Fire Marshal
Sherwood Brockwell Of Raleigh.
Charlotte, April l.-UR)-Can-
didates for the three positions on
the city school board to be filled
at the May municipal election
were expected to announce dur
ing the week.
Warsaw, April 1.-UP)-Harry
w. Colmery, of Topeka, Kan, ma
tional commander of the Ameri-
can Legion, was a guest of past
National Commander Harry Stev-
ems here this week. He was &C
Companied by his secretary, Earl
LeGrant.
Durham, April l. (UP) - Tho
North Carolina Home Economic,
association will hold its annual
meeting here April 1924 coinci-
dent with the gathering of the
state education association.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Diana Finds Syn,pathe]
Heart And Sh0UW Go q
Strip Teaser Find, amos,
London Barhrr w.
Doesn't Fear Co,,
b. DAN ROGERS
United Press Staff Cnrrn...

United Press Staff Cor.o,-,,
London, March 81. y,''
ane Raye. American .,-,
dancer who acccpJcG My ~,
wages to keep her c.o,acy a.. =
go home. learned ton.-.,, 49,. -
now can take them of a,
paid fer it. '''
The blonde 20-ycay-o,6 ,,,.
who came to England To ,r.r,.
the stripteaSe ar" 10 .a,,'.
er received and acyryica =.
five minutes two offers -,
completely uncensorcd s.,,li
ginning next Monday.
mo decent EnglisI,mar
champion Of nudity I'D. .
blush at my body" =
Contracts were sirnrd r.,.
San Marco restaurant and
Victoria Palace. Cna Of In.
most famous variety l.cga, :.
in a stones throw Of Rucs,y
Palace.
Miss Raye. Who rccrrs
weeks pay and 4 return ,n,.
New York from C2oree BIq4 +,
ducer Of Swim Is N N, i
after he censored her AZ, i
Palladium. found q sylaprI
heart in Cap. Cndcn Il
manager Of the San Marco
I'VE gave Miss Rave a ,o,,
terday,' he SAID. "a..I s..r
contract today. We daci5q|
performance va c"..r...,r
tic and that there was u5,s,
jectionable in sl!p-lcas.mr.
"AS she came all IN. rsr
the United States to find r-l
doing, We decided TO size Il
break. Thc show will be con,
ly uncensCred. Diane will i
owed to give her pericE]
ju t as she did in New Yo.;
Five minutes after the com
was signed. her Cgooac. &aI
Jimmy Richards. received /
from the Victoria Pa. ,..g
a two weeks bvJS.a-. T.s a
was accepted. and the dar,. \
strip and tease at lcas, thr.,-|
a night. twice at the S2a n
and once at the Victoria.
Under the captain Pun
PantieS". tie n sz.ro Na-
view defended u. Ra"ss /.
to take off her c.othc,
While she gradua-r -...ggg,
the magazine said. =. .aG
tunes are PLAYED: Only Sw
brating rhytlims- a Sut.a
York distinction d2notlng 4
difference between vulga.T
art"
The daily independent., 1937-04-01

Tax payments were heavy at
city offices yesterday, many 1884
delinquents paying in order to
avoid payment of the Sc penalty
for court cots which becomes ef-
fective today.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Harris Funeral Today

Funeral services for Reuben S.
Harris, who died Tuesday at his
home on Route Three, will be
conducted from the home at 3
o'clock this afternoon, and burial
will take Place in Old Hollywood
cemetery.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01

Today is the last day of grace
for county taxpayers who would
avoid the extra one per cent pen
atty on delinquents, which goes in
effect tomorrow.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01

Atlanta, March 31.-U.P)-"Bid-
dy," a foXterrier bitch owned by
Mrs. E. C. Ripley, Jr.. nursed an
adopted wild rabbit tonight. Dis
consulate over loss of her pups,
the dog found the rabbit. only a
few days old. and adopted it.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Congress
Today and
Yesterday
BY UNITED PRESS
CONGRESS TODAY:

SENATE:
Continue debate on Guffey
coal bill.
Judiciary committee contin-
ues hearings on presidents ju-
dietary bill.
HOUSE,:
Considers District Of COlum-
bia appropriation bill.
Rules committee considers
Dies resolution on Sit-down
strikes.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Octopus, Squiti, Cuttlefish

The octopus differs from the
squid and cuttlefsh in that it has
eight arms instead of 10, I'll the
same s!.e.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Cutting Enha ed Value

The diamonds supremacy in the
gem world dates from the discovery
of the so-called "brilliant' method
of cutting, which reveals is full
beauty.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Friday, April 2

Sunrise 5:52 Sunset 6:28
High Low
Ore. Inlet 1888 l1:59 5:52 5:54
Cape Hat. 11:03 1929 5:22 5:24
The daily independent., 1937-04-01

Allen Hayman, who has been in
Florida this winter in charge of
the sport fishing boat Solana II,
returned here yesterday with the
boat.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Indian Mounds Big Job

Archeologists estimate that it
would take 1000 men l0C years to
build all the Indian mounds in Ohio.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01

Carrying with them checks
amounting to 100000 with which
to pay intereat coupons on the
city's new refunding bonds for the
period of November l to May /,
Mayor Jerome 3. Flora and City
Auditor Larry E. Skinner Jr., left
this morning for Raleigh. The
checks are made payable to
Charles NJ. johnson. state treasur-
CT.
OF the total the city pays ST.
256. the Public Utilities S42,744.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01

Science Defines "Habn"
Science says "Aabt' is q
ency toward an action wa.t:
repetition becomes s?oa.2seg-
The daily independent., 1937-04-01

Tides
Thursday, April
Sunrise 5:52 Sunset 6:27
High Low
Ore. Inlet 1880 1l:18 5:02 5.04
Cape Hat. 1920 10:48 1882 ABA
The daily independent., 1937-04-01

Irving R. Waterfield of the
Cape Henry Coast Guard. station
and Thomas j. Simmons of Vir-
ginia Beach retire from the .er-
vice today on account of physical
disability, according to Seventh
District headquarters here. Both
men are Surfmen.
The daily independent., 1937-04-01
Weather Statistics

March 50, 1887
TEMPERATURE
Average for March 5000
Highest today ---------5000
Lowest today ---------42 90
Average today --------4 46 90
Excess today minus 460
Yearly Average 5000
bdIOllleJcl Z5.S
PRECIPITATION In Inchcse)
Average for March ---- $40
Amount today -------- ST
Total amt this mouth - 203
Total amt since Jan. 1--1530
Yearly Average --------4750
Wind Direction-North East
Character of Day-Cloudy.
w. H. SANDERS
The daily independent., 1937-04-01

While she -IaCGG.' .....5,5s
the magazine said. z .gG
tunes are PLAYED: only sT
brating rllytllmS- a sut.a
York distinction d2notIng &
difference between vulgar?
art"
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ANTIQUE JEWELRY-Diamonds. rings.
watches. bracelets. silver teeth. We pay
ton prices Schiller Bros. 922 St; \. W.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

PARK RID. 2O31-WELL FURNISHED, 2
rooms, 2 baths. redecorated. Reasonable
rent Clev. 3512. -
GROOM. CORNER-OIL HEAT. GARAGE.
modern. reasonable. Phone MR.. NELSON
West 1850 e to pm. "
Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME: GRIN, COM,
pletely furn. modern home hard%ood
floors: couple preferred. Adams Sl14-W:
1924 3Sth ST. NV, COR. WARREN
rooms, . baths: cleo. refg;: 2-car eaTase'
price S125 mo-; yearly lease. JAP; a.
GEDDES. Tower Bldg ~
FOxHALI-ATTRACTI FURN' SIX
room, finished basement suite Win Ia iaVa a
good school: S125 WEAVERLY TAYLOR
INC. National 104O, -
IN ROOMS. TWO BATHS. TWO PORCHES,
oil heat, Sl35 month. 20l5 10Th st. NV.
Adams 092q
BROOKLAND. d. C. = S-ROOM DE-
tached house oil heat attic. cellar ana ga,
rage: LIST floor arranged as apt. and 4 PED
rooms on ind floor; occupied now as non
housekeeping rooms; owner leaving LOT
South; would let for mo: or longer s Tei
between 3 and IL mornings. 1S-
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.


rm.. semi-pvt bath: excel. meals. single.
S37 so mo-: double. S35 ca. Rand 1854.
IS ST. NV, 1745-Detached home: SID
eioaS rooms single beds; for B. 500 30;
LOVELY, REFINED HOME catering to
twin beds. Columbia S1l9. IS.
sls ST s s9om d Uith e0s rs
single; home cooking; phone. -
zoos COL. RID. Apt 4O--Attractive front
room. next bath: excellent meals; business
woman. North 0696-J
DUPONT CLUB, 1926 10th st. n,w,-M Man:
share double room. pvt. bath; also SlnBie'
table board North 9049.
1899 18th ST. NW-Double and triple
rooms for men: .semi-bath. Varieo ana
2437 18th NW.--Large, newly decorated
rooms in former Embassy; connecting ana
private baths. Reasonable. Young women.
1929 K ST. NV. Lee Maraue-Nicely fur
nished single and double rooms. semi-pr1i..
vate baths: excellent board downtown ~
$40 SOMERSET PL. N.W.-Front room.
nicely furn next bath; good meals; home
privileges: . young ladies or couple. Ran
dolph 2197. -
newly decorated home cooking; ch.w.;
phone; walking distance; reasonable.
17O6 10Th ST. N.W.-2nd floor, front.
| large double room: also single room
3145 18th sT.-Front double room. tTin
beds; . or 3 persons next bath; other
vacancies: excellent meals
LARGE ROOM. suitable for two. adults;
! excellent home cooking, residential sec
| ton: near Conn. ave. bus. Emerson $3.50.
NEAR Roosevelt High School-To employed
| woman. front room, well furnished small.
| adult family; ami. 1414 Buchanan NV.
CLUB MERIDIAN. $500 18th st: NV
Opening for two young dlstih hsits LINEN men
phere in room and board. IS
| 1919 10th ST. NW.-Small room. next
bath; home privileges; $50. Potomac
| 2614.
| Guest house newly furnished. catering to
refined guests; reasonable. See for i y9ur-
MT. PLEAsANT-Attractive second-fioor
| room. good board; near cars, BUS. CO.
lumbis 1925.
ATTRACTIVE. CORNER ROOM, suitable
one or two; excellent meals. 1851 Columbia
I'd. Apt. 206 Columbia 27s1.
home; Convenient Navy Yard and calm
| ger. inst. INV. gas heat: garage available.
No children. Lincoln 0aa9-J.
1927 10th ST. N.w.-Doubls and 81 single ,sL
with or without meals Delightful location:
LARGE ROOM suitable for two adults
| excellent home cooking; residential section,
| near Conn. ave. bus. Emerson 1896
studio room. private bath, S25; very best
meals: beautiful home. wisconsin 1872
LOVELY FURNISHED. ROOM, next bath.
Splendid board. Shepherd 1890.
| 245S both PL. N.W.-Lovely front room.
| private BATH twin beds, closets; refined
| home. Excellent meals. Emerson $3.50.
2216 3sth NW.-One room. twin beds.
suitable for couple or two men; half block
from bus Good meals. Reasonable. En-
erson SS26.
CHEVY CHASE-Cheerful room in real
| home for refined man. Cleveland 1905.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

EVANSVILLE. MD-Furnished room
with board in private home for , gentle
men or couple. Greenwood 2Sl6. after
Sunday.
ITO NORTH QUINCY ST, Arlington. Va.
= rms. furnished for light Housekeeping;
ami Phone Walnut 331s.
CHERRYDALE Van Newly furnished
rooms for rent; cow BUSES. churches.
stores. 2117 North Oakland st. Claren-
don 1879
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TABLE BOARD.

1913 MORRISON ST. NW.-Home cooked
meals. monthly rates. Cleveland 57G4.
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY-EXcelent
balanced meals: menu changed daily: mod
crate rates. 1872 21st NV. Dec. 500.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

board in well-furnished and heated home
with care of infant after Dec. Is. while
mother works. Cleveland 1854.
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HOIJSES FOR SALE.

1914 18TH ST. INVITE CHOICEST
bargsIn offered in years, OTisiq 9sr sens
$50: S;i350 cash.
BUNGALOW BARGAIN-SAcRIFIcE FOR
immediate sale.sos Fern pl. Nv, rms
Ia baths double gar: beautiful Ice. lc''
CHEVY CHASE MD.-owNER LEAVING
city; 1-room stone and shineled house in
closed sleeping porch, maid room. p9tn.
two-car garage; large trees; additional ~
unusual wildhower Garden; reduced. IS
w. Irving ST. Wisconsin 34S6-J
WILL SACRIFICE 7-RooM sTUccoED
house with lot. 1876 #. front. on Fessenden
pointment only. Call Cleveland 3441. Eve
ninRs, Cleveland 2443.
s.. -WOODRIDGEGO OFFICIAL
Transferred must Sell at this ridlc nss sly
particular.
CHEVY CHASE. D c. TO SETTLE ESTATE
bet. brick home bed rms hath sun
500, GRAHAM & OGDEN. Natl 36s2,.
313 Woodward Bldg. Ewes, wise. ~ 2h-J.
1913 NORTH CAPITOL ST, .S7.a5O--BAR-
gain at that price. 6 rms, kit, bath. hot
water heat. tAgents. attention.
AT $3.50. A NEW CENTER ENTRANCE
Colonial on a corner lot with trees. within
one block of bus transportation. Six rooms
open fireplace. automatic heat garaes.
porch. large lily pond. Phone Wise. 1917.
WILL TRADE FOR LOTS OR OLD HOUSES;
Three beautiful brand-new homes, priced
ST. $50 to $500. Met. 5l41.
LOVELY s-ROOM HOME. MT. PLEASANT.
h. h, gar; 4 baths: very small down
payment: excellent income monthly Owner
leaving city. must sacrifice immedis ely.
District 1919.
1924 NORTH WASH. BLVD. ARLINGTON
Va-S-room house. pantry. iront-bacS
porches: large adjacent lott desirable
Mccoy. Landover Md.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION AT. 4213 Goth
st. ae.-A beautiful new Colonial home
of large rms. > baths and recreation
rm; insulated throughout. oil neat. re-
cessed radiators and , wood hreplaces'
built on large lot in new RESIDENTIAL sec
only u blk. from bus terminal; D min. IN
Potomac 4i1sO. NORMAN E. scHMELTz.
29IO o ST. SEMI-DETACHED
rooms; auto. coal heat; > porches: garaee'
can be used for > families: | block to
MENT on very good terms. Natl. 1893,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-NEED LARGER
home; will sell my equity at 81 5000 in
5-rm 2-story Dutch Colonial house for
81 800; monthly payments; reas. Box
GIN. Star.
A DETACHED BRICK HOME AT sa.sOo
in section Of high-priced homes. Three
eled den. screened porch. built-in GARAGE
splendid lot. Call Shepherd 5201 until
q pm.
A NEW ICK-AND-STONE DETACHED
home on a corner lot with splendid trees
The construction and finish will satisfy
the most exactine taste OIL burner. furred.
weather-stripped; furnished breakfast nook,
garage. Call Shepherd 520l until 2 p m:
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