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Evening star., 1937-11-04
Presidential Timber
La Guardia and Dewey Looked Upon as Possible
G. p. Standard Bearers in 1910.

They will think that MIR. La Guardia
Is obviously ote-getter in city elec-
torates. They will argue that what Mr..
La Guardia as Republican candidate
for Mayor could do in New York, he
could do in other cities in 1910 as Re-
publican candidate for President.
But such organization Republican
heads In cities throughout the country
as think this way will be obliged to
consider some handicaps. Mr.. La
Guardia, in addition to being the Re-
publican candidate for Mayor of
New York, was also the candidate Of
the American Labor party-and the
American Labor party was organized
In 1885 for the purpose Of helping to
re-elect President Roosevelt. Mr.. La
Guardia was Endorsed by the Com
munist party, though this counts little;
Mr.. La Guardia repudiated their sup
port. For Mr.. La Guardia's benefit,
the Socialists refrained from having
a candidate for Mayor. Mr.. La Guardia
in 1885 was believed to favor the re-
election of Mr.. Roosevelt as against
Mr.. Landon. These are pretty clearly
handicaps to Mr.. La Guardia as q
Republican presidential possibility.
Broke Back of Tammany.
Undoubtedly the Republicans of
New York City, in nominating Mr..
La Guardia for Mayor, and In joining
in a fusion to elect him, did well both
for themselves and for the community.
They gave the city four more years of
an excellent mayor. They broke the
back Of Tammany, the strongest Demo-
cratic organization in the country
They materially increased the number
Of Republican members of the State
Legislature. They materially increased
the number of Republican members Of
a State constitutional convention about
to be held. But whether they brought
forward material for the Republican
presidential nomination In 1910 re-
mains to be seen.
Another figure came to the front in
New York City this week. A young
Republican, Mr.. Thomas Dewey, who
had made a striking record as a
special prosecutor of vice and criminal
rackets. was elected prosecuting attor-
ney of Manhattan. He was elected by
a majority which, considering the
relative circumstances, is as striking
as that Of Mayor La Guardia. Ordi-
narily, politicians look to such figure
as a man of destiny. He would be
expected to go higher. If, between now
and 1910, Mr.. Dewey should go higher,
If he should be elected Republican
Governor OF New York State. he would
undoubtedly be prominent among the
Republican presidential possibilities
of 1910.
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last year, both were found supporting
Mayor La Guardia on the Republican
ticket His victory was one of the
biggest landslides in the history of
Americas biggest city.
All in all, the Republican party as
the alternative to which voters turn
when they want convenient party
label through which to express their
protest against the Democrats is far
from extinct as an fundamentally or
vehicle of political action. But then
again, the man who won by IL 100000
votes last year was not on the ballot
nor speaking on the stump or radio.
Nor, so far as known, was the Federal
machine with its public funds pay
roll in the country districts and the
cities operating in this weeks elections.
The impression here is that the ad-
ministration kept its hands off every
where, including Detroit, where the
c. I. O.'s nominee was beaten by a
mayUralty candidate whom the A. F.
of L. supported. Labor has begun to
use its power in politics more than ever
before, and while the results this year
do not reflect concrete victories, this
does not mean that a Labor party will
not be active in 1888 and 1910.
(Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-11-04

The with his subcommittee which
Pennsylvania.
20 600 typewriter testimony
According Republicans who attended the meetings of
that the
beleues ciH right
Republican
North Dakota Considering
Republicans Senate, pretty
The subcommittee
the organized generally admitted anybody
reached the did Eender
attended only the earlier the
toned the whcle Stedman director
who directs much than information
questions
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BROTHERS DOOMED
| IN INAGUA UPRISING
Pair Convicted of Murder in Island
Terrorism Last
August.

By the Associated Press.
NASSAU. Bahamas, Nov. 4.-The
Duvalier brothers, George and Willis,
were sentenced yesterday to be hanged
for Staying in an outbreak of ter
rorism last August at Great Inagua.
A jury convicted the brothers on q
charge of numbering John Munroe, a
native employe of salt works owned
by the Erickson family Of Swampscott,
Mass.
The execution date will set by the
Governor.
The Duvaliers were brought by air.
lane to Nassau for trial after their
arrest several weeks ago in Haiti.
The Great Inagua outlawry caused
two members of the Erickson family,
the British commissioner and a score
of others to put to sea in a small boat.
Reaching Cuba after hardships, the
party was imprisoned for several days.
Their store of arms and ammunition
caused officers to suspect them of be-
ing revolutionaries. A diplomatic ex-
change brought their release
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FIRM ENDS TESTIMONY
IN UNION LABOR FIGHT
Claims Of Dispute Denied by Don.
nelly Garment Company, Seek
ing Injunction.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 4.-Attorneys
for the Donnelly Garment Co. ended
presentation of testimony yesterday in
their suit before three judge Federal
court seeking temporary injunction
against the International Ladies Gar
ment Workers Union.
William S. Hoggsett, company coun-
sci, introduced letters from TOO en-
ployes he said indicated union claims
Of labor dispute" at the plant were
unfounded.
Union attorneys introduced deposi-
ton from Miss Wave Tobin, union
organizer, in which she charged the
company dismissed two women who
gave her information on which a union
letter was based alleging the Donnelly
company paid wages 80 per cent under
the union scale. The company con-
tended it paid wages above the union
scale.
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Roosevelt l.
friendly belief
leys Endorsement the
To lend color the uhole applied NeW
politics hnted that Roosevelt worried
Guarda possible presidential candidate 940 the
White House maintained upulous hando6 attitude whHe Mr.
Farley Went to town for the predetined loser.
theory
publican his enforced
torym and instead himself capable of din
political deasm
public altogether healthy
Guardas national politics
publcans.
The New Republicans the
ability their peud
candidate
point of pieo
result gain Tamnany
Deadlock stock ba-but
gests that "Tdmmany politics politics
United States
With disciplined and adionay overwhelming
organization in the CITY, with full
from Gov Lehman Tammany unable defeat
Labor candidate after four Of
This the first time that reform Mayor
ton in American politics.
Just Mr. Roosevelt scored
has La uardia dee 1887 than 1888 The politics
chldrens Fairgrounds swimming pools bridges culture
relief proved powerful than the ode politics of the saloon the
Evening star., 1937-11-04
Eating Title Held.

Ernest Renault of Jamestown, Tas-
mania, has defended his title Of
banana eating king, and retained it.
He dispoed of A in 40 minutes. Just
before that he consumed three-quar-
ters Of a pound of sausages. a can
Of condensed milk and a bottle Of
cordial. The champion says he was
not "streached" by his feat, evidently
not referring to his physical condition.
Evening star., 1937-11-04
We, the People
La Guardas Reelection Seen First New Deal Victory
In Its Own Right.
By JAY FRANKLIN,


~ majority the Democratic machine
/ as a
a right independent labels slogans.
Greater
tenth the United States Foreo
told the Folo candidate
Mahoney being
last Farley and the administration
he
Evening star., 1937-11-04

alive strength OF
t he Republican
a n d Democratic
parties? AS to
that. the Repub-
lie a n S seem to
have made mate
rial gains in New
York S t a t e, in
the shape of an
increased number
Of m e m b e r S Of
the State Legis-
lature and other
wise. On the 9TH
er hanu, in New
Jersey the Demo-
Gratis elected a.
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PRINCETON AIDE NAMED
Louisville Mayor Is Appointed
President Dodds' Assistant.

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. (R.-
Appointment of Mayor Neville Miller
of Louisville, KY, as assistant to Presi-
dent Harold w. Dodds of Princeton
University was announced yesterday
by DR.. Dobbs. Miller will assume the
post January /.
Mr.. Miller. who resigned the post
of dean of the University of Louisville
Law School to become mayor in 1888,
completes his term this month. He
was graduated from Princeton in 1916
and later from Harvard Law School.
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Mrs. Hall Heads Hikers.

Mrs. Florence Hall has been elected
president Of the Washington Wander
lusters, Inc, it was announced by
the hiking club today. Other officers
chosen are DR.. M. G. Skinner, vice
president; Miss Alice Furness, secre-
tary, and A. L. Ray, treasurer.
Evening star., 1937-11-04

policies designed
TO win the inde-
PEN den t vote
away from the
New Deal.
That the Re-
publican part y
made substantial
gains can hardly
be que S toned
when the elec-
tions in New Jer-
sey and New York
are examined in
the light of CON-
parable r e su ! t s
two and four
Evening star., 1937-11-04

resembled anything pit
report trust just about burst the files
sion that will make the dodgers"
Federal
which authorized by
peted it
Printing said would sa27oo0
the House
of the
These copies haze sumbered peacefully to the relief Of the
lobbyists until At the merit they scheduled
Senator Gillette bring up
there "accdntD connection antitrust
program.
The report the packers
dairy interests. cotton and
the growth of the industry;
details the profits salaries, spreads
prices
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What's Back of It All
Joseph Curran's Retraction of Kennedy Threat
Attributed to John Lewis
BY H. r. BAUKHAGE.

H. H.
MERE story behind
spaced) reracion
Maritime Union Of America his threat the scalp
Joseph Kennedy, chairman of the Maritime Commission.
1t uaSnt surprising to learn that
scalpamost any 1t surprising people
him deny niH surprising Dhat-or, rather
back OF the denial
The who" the east,th
story those who ought
Lewis insiders
the immediate delivery of fresh
the Maritime Commission
Reason 1t doesn't
unless take his or
All this does that America
Evening star., 1937-11-04
BY MARK SULLIVAN.

w WASHINGTON, looking on
M from outside, surveys the
v v elections throughout the
country from the point of
view of national politics. One ques-
ton Is. do the scattered State elections
this week show any change in the rel
Evening star., 1937-11-04
Republicans
Gain, but
Lose
Victories Will Only
Stiff en- Resistance
Of Conservatives.
By DAVID LAWRENCE.

TN SOME respects it is most un-
fortunate that the Republicans
made such significant gains in
4 Tuesdays elections, because it will
only stiffen the resistance of the ultra
elements in the party
against the making of platform and
Evening star., 1937-11-04

the Federal Trade Commission In
preparing the report cost $50, 600,
which isn't a patch on what some
people might be willing to pay to
suppress 1t.
X X
The farmers of the Middle
West and Of Washington and
Oregon are all for voluntary crop
control, as provided by the Pope
McGill farm bill-at least accord
i-- 80 NGor;r
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New Deal uniform or was tagged
as pro-Roosevelt.
In the coming realignment of
political parties, it was vital to
prove, in fair battle, that the
strongest municipal machine In
political history-Tammany-even
when backed by the patronage and
prestige of a Farley, was power
less against a candidate who had
given new deal" administration
70 1ft
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should prominently mentioned presidential possibility hope
He able honest
the soldiers
battle for democracy.
outcome New York than
In proof that know
week before the date Of the New election
Evening star., 1937-11-04

pollClcal clup, the Dordell0 ana the
numbers racket. The task Of
making a city-or a nation-a
decent and satisfying place for
the average man proved more
popular than the old game of
rackets, insiders, graft, loot and
special privilege as the purpose of
politics.
1t Is inevitable that, after
this victory. Mayor La Guardia
Evening star., 1937-11-04

SAILS III IIIe hIEIC CdSe. buC IL up
parently indicates that the cam
paign to build up public sentiment
in favor of the "sit-downers" will
be carried on with more subtlety
and less billingsgate.
Matters were not greatly i'm
proved by the Curran letter. Mr..
Kennedy's friends report that he
wasn't so much concerned about
losing his skull covering, anyhow.
and he is reported to have been
unable to discover anything about
Evening star., 1937-11-04

THE opinions OF the Ders this page are their on not
necessarly The Stars Such opinions presented in
the Stars EFFORT to gDe all sides OF questions
readers although such opinions may contradictory arong
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1937-11-04

ME appointment of Comdr. Rich
ard Stockton Field, U. S. N,
retired. to direct the destiny
Evening star., 1937-11-15
LOTS FOR SALE.

OWNER WILL SELL CHOICE LOT. SOFT.
frontage. Chevy Chase. Nd. ano fnancs
home FOR responsible buyer. Price, $500.
Adams 03aA National a646.
MOUNT VERNON BLVD.-LOT 1OOxl 40.
81 500. Telephone Alexandria 1602-J
% ACRES OVERLOOKING CITY-MAKEs
$50 high lots. 600 Ridge rd. Sc.
CHOICE CORNER IN THE BEST NV.
section for 2 fine home. Facing three
streets snd Government park. offered
PERCY X. RUSSELL CO.
National 1881 1871 ST NV.
2 WOODED BUILDING SITES.
Sl,I0O Each.
Carolina pl.. near Cathedral ave. nv
quiet location for your home. Call Mr..
Moore. Clev. 26"5.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
13A3 Fl 81. NV. Dist. $500.
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED HOME SITES
In the two finest residential sections OF
Chevy Chase-the Forest Section west OF
Connecticut ave-, or in Rollingwood. the
Rock Creek Park section of Chevy Chase.
Long term financing and advice as 10 how
TO build most economically. Prices from
81 500 up. Can inspect sample homes II
WISCONSIN 52s2
SHANNON Il LUCHS DEVELOPMENT co.
$50 Leland Sr. Chevy Chase. Md
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AUCTION SALES,
THOs. j. OWEN d SON AUCTIoNEERS.
1881 Eye st. NV.


THOs. J. OWEN Il SON. AUCTIONEERS.
1881 Eye st. NV.
OWNER SALE OF TWO 2-sTORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, KNOWN AS PREMISES
a05 AND 80. v STREET NORTHWEST.
AND TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
KNOWN AS PREMISES a33 FLORIDA
AVENUE NORTHWEST. ALL SITUATE
IN SECOND COMMERCIAL ZONE
BY virtue OF authority vested in us, Va
will offer for sale A. public auction on
TUESDAY. The SIXTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1897. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
M, in front OF the premises, aO5-a07 v
and on the same day at FOUR-TWENTY
O'CLOCK PM. in front of the premises.
933 Florida ave. NV. lot S39 in square
2S.3
Terms Of sale: All cash. deposit OF
S250.0O will be required on each house
at time Of sale. All conveysncin2, record
ing, revenue stamps. etc. at cost of Dur
chsS Terms of sale 10 be complied
with within thirty davs from day Of sale.
otherwise deposit forfeited.
THOs: J. OWEN d SON. Auctioneers.
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THos- j. OWEN a. son. AUCT1oNEERs
l43l Eye st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLk TWO,
IF-STORY BRICK AND
STUCCO DETACHED RESIDENCE;
CONTAINING EIGHT ROOMS TWO
PskkEEMfsrs skEHss TIE 74ss f3TH fMsNcHEsTfs Lane
Nv virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. .5744, folio SO ct
SEQ. Of the land records OF the District OF
coiumbl., snd At the request Of the part,
will sell at public auction, in front OF the
premises on WEDNESDAY. THE SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER AID: 1887
AT THREE O'Clock p, M. the following
District of Columbia. and desixnst.d -
and being lot numbered Eleven uD in
Square numbered Twenty-seven hundred
and Twenty-four f212b in the sub
division made by the Metropolitan Con-
struction Company Inc, as per plst
Records Of the Once Of the surveyor OF
the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One-fourth Of the our
chase money to be paid in cash, balance In
three equal installments,. payable In one.
two and three years. with interest at hve
ssntpm fpn Uss Or, 'nnum n en- AN,
deed OF trust upon tie property sold, or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser.
deposit Of $4,000 will be REQUIRED at time
of sale All conveyancing. recording rev.
epm, q .s. ts n b. . si q nSn
thirty days from day Of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defaultinz
purchaser. after fye days advertisement
Of such @ , resale in some newspaper published
ddAzs. ddAskS e1tEss4F Il aasF .e~u
ns6-d6ds.e exsu Trustees.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

2 NEW BRICK HOMES. DETACHED
Upper 18th st. A few blocks from Rock
Greek golf links. Every LUXURIOUS RE-
s1NEMENT. MODERN EFFICIENCY and
IIvABLE COMFORT. Attractive rental
concession and option to RESPONSIBLE ten
ant for prolonged lease. Owner going
abroad Call or see J. j. OMARR West
chester Apts.. Emerson 944l. EVENINGS
only
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

s,RM. HOUSE, NICELY, coMFoRTABIY
rurn.; eiee range, Frigidaire small rent 10
RESPONSIBLE party. Phone Berwyn 13
iaTnisbea! fuSi FARE rdeD, RD ssWTmsnEAuT1FuLlY
ape sG's 70 responsible tenant. clev. .7I3e
GEoReEToWN, slls s7th-ALL OR
confessional desired ciev. 7ass." '''"'
Htx eassH West COM e s:5 ssa.5a9
cn,i ca, nsat: ni ,garaee spacious grounds: a nice
t@e nhnea hone W lnsnss5 siNpsnN s5S
co. 1924 Vermont ave. Met. IT, 500. 'arSoN
rOxHAnLItEsATTRAcT1vELY FOX, nLt.sl FuRN.. SIX.
tory gas hesf basement 6sse suite with lava
sooa school. Natl 1o4o, Wise. 5S;s. ~
DETACHED, PEI, ROOMS, BEDROOMS;
III Decatur St; elec refg., AUTOMATIC
neat: garage near schools. Randolph O43a.
3s13W ST NV, GLOVER PARK-MoD-
sirable location; $3.50 mo. cieS. 5ass.
NEW BRICK HOME COMPI FtyRN
s,nens nsT ana tSiwer; 9 rms, baths 2-car
dawnfoessnre d fesrea!9n shsnbnrd rm oil heat 10 minutes
GROOM BRICK HOUSE. IN BELLE HA-
yen yen; alexandria. Completely furnished,
ppeorooms. recreation room garage, oil
Phone fHsf AeNand4s Avaiaps Psi for four months
500 PARK LANE. BATTERY PARK RF-
snesoa-Attractiys g rms, shower. gar,
am. AM, new furn.. dec. Wis. 3S4b. Adams
l6s
NEW GROOM DETACHED HOME NIcEIy
turnishso. baths built-in garage, suto.
neat u min. Dupont Circle; Just OF Mass.
CONS eops,n o~nss sdss leaving town. Phone Wis
NO: NO 4ES%am3sth E;.ao,3sth ST, COR. WARREN.
PACE Bureau of Standards - rms
paths. porch. elec. refg, oil burner. 3'car
gar. JAS. A, GEDDES. asI.. Tower Bldg.
------------- 15.
CHEVY CHASE. D. CT ROOMS .
pains. gas heat built-in garage; COM
pletely Turn $l25 mo. C1eV. 1850
SHEPHERD PARK
Beautifully furnished detached bom.
10 ,or r.. discriminating client: rms. bath,
ssrage IN one of the select nejphborhoods.
seen by appointment onlv
BRoDIE d COLBERT INC.
- Eye 81. NV. Natl. ss15
1855 EUCLID ST. NV.
Fine, private home: attractiyelv and
completely furnished bedrooms, , hath
OIL burner. Excellent income features, Rea
Zoo Mass. ave. NV o'''
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BUILD YOUR SUMMER HOME AT BEV-
Prlev Beach on Chesapeake Bay Write fol
free booklet. POST Once, MAYO. Nd.
7.IOO FEET GOOD WATER FRONTAGE:
l4O acres; As miles D. c.. So. 1000. terms.
GIBONS. Barr Bldg. Natl. 1893.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

KENSINGTON HEIGHTS.
Small acreage plots for home and invest-
ment buffers; wide frontage on haro-sur-
faced ,oad Priceu right.
THOS E. FARRELL CO, REALTORS.
-oI 10th 81 NV National 0.ES
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

own YOUR OWN. APARTMENT.
Several highly desirable apartments nov
available in well-flnanced buildings. ioW
operating costs: convenient locations Ideal
tor any one wishing the advantage Of home
ownership with the comforts. convenienras
and services of apartment occupancy. De
talls and Inspection by appointment.
Cooperative Apartment Division.
BOSS a. PHELPS
13lt X st. Nationo1 oaon
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UNIVERSITY PARK,
THE FRANKLIN.
1911 r 7 AVE NE

Attractive apis of /. . or 3 large rooms
kitchenette; dinette. bath with buiIt-in
~ Iuo snd shower, large screened porches.
u. y. refrieerstors. cross ventilation, A
modern, weil-kept building. in a location
convenient tn stores and transportation.
Rentals $40 "a. S6b " ''
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
MOSS REALTY CO..
TOWER BLDG MET ,7,a
WE HAVE DEMANDS FOR HOUSES
APIS and mats. Please list your vacancies
with us for personal attention,
EDWARD D. COLEMAN.
9ie NEW YORK AVE,
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

DESIRABLE SPACE IN OFFICE ON SEW
enteenth street near Penpsylvania north
west Call National 324O on Monday. 10Th,
after one clock
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
EFT ssieR sS2si HSRss isSaRRsss9on
THE roR15r 15Tr SECTION
sslaah lahSgA MApfGE faSsA; Ave.
Take Connecticut ave. to Bradley lane.
left SQUARES to Maple ave, and right 8
'',.r' n.,'..s !, s,HssSoS ssRs q LyeHs CO. ...,
New, NV. Det. HouseS-$o, ,905.
shade trees Easy terms District 1871.
PETWORTH,
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
for owner to sacrifice his beautiful home.
less than = year old: rooms. 2 baths, 2
fireplaees. recrestion room; perfect condi-
payments. This is bargain and worth
your Immediate inspection. Call Adams
G464 after 3 pm.
$500 DOWN-$5O MONTHLY.
PIX room: So and ,,, bath n new Colonial de-
achsa Sd. houses solo brick With iHrred walls
magnificent view over city: oak floors, tile
baths: electric health kitchens. porches.
real hreplaces
Drive out Penna. ave Sc. left on Ala
ern ave LETT to 1913. wv ' ' IS.
Mr.. 10th AND COL. RID. NV.
Only $500: 4 completely furnished B.
story brick dwelling. having s bedrooms,
LIVING and DINING rooms. lsrge foyer.
kiai Kitchen bath. Iaystory In basement steam
way: terms can be arranged.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
1luT Eve Natinpol 6ARR