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The Washington times., 1937-08-10
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10
0.N.SJ.-Because of their affilia-
ton with the Committee for In
dustrial Organization, five Cali.
fornia chapters Of the Interna-
tional Longshoremen's Associa.
ton, with membership Of more
than 10000, we're suspended
from the State Federation of
Labor today.
HAzLEToN, Pa, Aug. 10
G.N.S0 .-Derailment of a LIE.
high Valley railroad locomotive
near here in which two men,
bers of the crew were killed and
the third was injured slightly
was being investigated today by
railroad officials.
MONTREAL, Aug. 10 Q.Ns).
Four persons were injured today
as rioting broke out again at the
Merchants plant of the strike.
ridden Dominion textiles. The
rioting began when an unnamed
foreman attempted to enter the
plant. He was greeted by pickets
who rushed his car.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10 (I.N.S.).
Facing trial as fOrger after ad.
hitting theft of SIS, 900 from his
employees, Robert Gray, s., an
accountant, IOOped his belt over
a cross bar in his cell and
hanged himself in the Tombs TO-
day.
FOSTORIA, Ohio, Aug. 10
G.N.S0.-Dr. N. c. Hatfield to.
day waited for the owner to
claim a carrier pigeon which,
apparently verging on exhaus-
ton from a long flight, flew
into the surgeons office and
alighted on the operating table.
On the pigeons leg was a metal
band bearing the inscription
"s.U-37.T-o.L," beneath which
were the numerals "2587."
GRANVILLE, Ohio, Aug. 10
(I.N.S.).-Dr. Francis w. Shep-
ardsOn, rs, national president Of
Beta Theta ri Fraternity, was
dead here today after . heart At
tack. He'waS stricken ON q bus
en- route to Columbus. DR.. Shop
ardsOn formerly taught at the
University Of Chicago.
The Washington times., 1937-08-10
China Buys =. S. ''Gas''
Valued at $2,778,78O

LOS ANGELES, Aug 10 NS.).-Chna has contracted for
100000 gallons of highest American gasoline presumably
for in airplanes it revealed here today.
The Washington times., 1937-08-10

Fashions From Paris" by BettIna
BedWell, direct every day by cable, is q
new Times feature call District 1000
for home delivery.
The Washington times., 1937-08-10
DESERVE CHAIR,
ADMITS. SLAYER

DETROIT, Aug. 10 U.N.S).
Thomas Keegan, q, now-cringing
Brooklyn hoodlum and, George
Pratt, 81, paroled Pittsburgh con-
vict, were to be arraigned in re-
corders court today on first de-
gree murder charges for the STAY
ing Of Patrolman John r. Sheri-
dan. police hero.
Sheridan, wounded last Thurs
day when his spine was shattered
by a bullet admittedly fired by
Keegan, died yesterday. Keegan
was shocked by news of Sheridan's
death.
Hopes for Chair
81 deserve the chair" he said,
1.-THE chair would be better than
waiting-all this suspense. I
wish there was an electric chair
in this State, then I'd be able to
get it over with"
Keegan said he would plead
guilty.
Pratt said he could hardly be-
neve Sheridan was dead.
Shot Without Warning
Patrolman Sheridan was shot
down without warning as he
opened the door of a taxicab
which Keegan and Pratt had en-
tered to investigate a report one
of them was carrying a gun.
Evening star., 1937-09-27
Miss Mildred Lynn Hornbaker
Married To MIR. Harold Wilcher.

COFT candlelight mingled with the
- last rays of the sun coming through
deep recessed windows, lighting the
quaint interior of historic Pohick
Church Thursday afternoon at S
o'clock when Miss Mildred Lynn Horn
baker, daughter of Mis- Frank Wand
ling Hornbaker and the late DR.. Horn
baker of Occoquan. Va, was married
to Mr. Harold Wilcher. son of the
Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Wilcher of
Harrisonburg, Va.
The altar was banked with tall
ferns accented with baskets of white
asters. White tapers glowed from
candelabra which f1anked the altar
The Rev. A. S. Gibson Of Manassas,
Va, performed the ceremony and was
assisted by the Rev. Mr. Wilcher,
father of the bridegroom. Preceding
the ceremony. solos were sung by
Miss Jane Selecman and Mrs. Charles
Shaver of Occoquan, accompanied on
the organ by Mrs. Kenneth Dove Of
Lorton, Va
The bride, who was escorted and
given in marriage by her brother,
Continued on Fourth Page)
Evening star., 1937-09-27
.HE marriage OF Miss Marion
Butler, daughter Of the chief
examiner of the Interstate

examiner OF tne Interstate
4 Commerce Commission and
Mrs. Ulysses Butler, to Mr.. John
Cunningham, jr., son OF Mrs. John
Cunningham and the late Mr.. Cum
ningham of Humboldt, Iowa, took
place Saturday afternoon in the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church of
Washington. The Rev. ]. Hillman
Hollister. pastor of the church. Off
ciated. Mr.. Frederick S. Stitt. Or
ganist of the church, played the we'd
ding music.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. She wore an afternoon
dress of pale pink chiffon with a
matching hat. and carried bouquet
Of lilies OF the valley. delphinium
and roses. Her matron Of honor and
only attendant was Mrs. Albert Is
krant, sister OF the bridegroom. She
was dressed in pale blue chiffon and
carried a bouquet of delphiniums and
roses.
Mr. Arthur j. Hilland acted as best
man for Mr. Cunningham. while the
ushers were Mr. Paul E. Bloom. Mr..
Howard P. Eckerman, Mr. H. S.
Evans and DR.. Barton w. Richwine.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was held at the home Of the
brides parents, after which the young
couple left on wedding trip to
Asheville. N. c., the bride wearing a
suit Of hyacinth blue with matching
accessories. Upon their return they
will make their home in Washington
Mrs. Cunningham was graduated
from George Washington University,
Evening star., 1937-09-27
BranSOnS Return.

The Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Branson
have returned to their home, in Ia
koma Park. after Is months spent
abroad. They went to Africa. where
they visited number of mission sta
tions in the interior. and later spent
some months in India. During the
last few months they had been in
Europe and returned from England
the last of the week.
At the boat in New York they were
greeted by their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Numbers.
Evening star., 1937-09-27
Feted

Miss Vura Edwa Field, daughter of
Mr.. o. D. Field. ST.. of Sligo Park
Hills, Nd, whose marriage to Mr.. c.
B. Carlton. jr, of Washington will
take place October at Christ Luth-
eran Church, was honor guest at a
luncheon and miscellaneous shower
Saturday, given by Miss Lorraine Rice
at her home on Nebraska avenue.
Evening star., 1937-09-27

eUening supper UdS SeTUeu,
followed by dancing, 10hile
outside the most heavenly
sunset turned from a dusky
pink to the cool grayneSS OF
t,Dilight.
Ferdinando Illanes is a rising
young political writer with two
books already to his credit, one
on international law and the
other an economists view on
Trade Relationship, Chile and
the United States"
Evening star., 1937-09-27
Weddings Announced
Miss Marion Butler Is Wed
To MIR. Cunningham.

where she received an A. B. and M.
A. degrees and was a member of
Sigma Kappa Sorority, and Mr.. Cum
ningham, who is member OF Sigma
Chi Fraternity and Phi Alpha Delta
Legal Fraternity, was graduated from
the same university, obtaining his
degree in law. He is an examiner in
the Airmail Bureau of the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Evening star., 1937-09-27
n RS. ELIZABETH BALOUS
|N GROVE has announced the
\ 1 engagement of he daughter
Georgia Louise to Mr.. Will

liam Taylor Bobb.
Miss Grove is a graduate of Hyatts-
vile High School and attended the
University of Maryland, where she
was chosen Miss Maryland of 1887"
last April.
Mr. Bobb is the son of Judge and
Mrs. William A. Bobb of Cottage City,
Md. He is also graduate of Hyatts-
vile High School and attended George
Washington University.
The wedding i'll take place in ST.
Paul's Presbyterian Church in Cot
tage City October 9.
Miss Mary Elizabeth OMeara
Engaged to Mr.. Harold Curtis.
MRS. MATHEW RAYMOND
OMEARA announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter Mary Eliza
beth to Mr. Harold Carney Curtis, son
Evening star., 1937-09-27
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington Envrons
By the Way
Beth Blaine

MORE and friends appearing back in the big city
ee IN
In ee1s s
she exceent With Mrs.
@ h
to work seriously at her art.
McKenney Mauan, lovely Frederica
ss sas f ssis
YESTERDAY for George Pulver the
a thu ses so @ S
day oldr ago. ''p' '0eS "0' LOOK
During the Summer the Pulvers did little redecorang
% s aos e as n s ess SHsa1 @ M
Gser e, as No. 1920 ns s street. nopss % in ssn
q
and flied attractiUe oojsts dart.
sa 2 e%s S ss By s The
Kurt appeared pay their respects with
5sR By s n % M T I oe Helen
ne osers % % tn the the the n
after day the country Mrs present
s
pagne complete with poem by the pen Of Morris himself
and Rfp1 Hill @n @ EaSy srs M. the
The Sonse-Sanne; wozcott Wagga"an
S|sdish iqith M,s Psndson Mayo ead believe that
again appv " ddy & her the best s"s
MEANWHILE quite rolling hills of Bluemont Va yes
erday afternoon his exceency the Chilean
Don Manuel TruccO formally the
daughter Chiela to Fernando Ianes formerly
Embassy but attached to the Consulate New York
special commission.
In the large hall members of the
diplomatic gathered
from the library charming custom
had just enacted Chea
finger large solitaire diamond which and
which for sentiments sake she instead
For in Chile the hance presents the diamond ring
wins the lady and she it several
weighing IL
wedding when they resume them during the ceremony
After toasng the young couple surrounded by
their family friends including
Sonora of the Beoan Embassv
Nine WlaUens the Ernest Schlatter there toIoned
delicious tea a'd IN came frosted hite oedding
entlrned gOlden and miniature bride
all surrounded fresh Uhe rambler in the
Evening star., 1937-09-27
Miss Levy to Wed
Sidney Weinreb.

A ANNOUNCEMENT is made Of the
engagement of Miss Mamie Levy
Of Georgetown, daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnet Levy. to Mr..
Sidney Weinreb Of Washington. Plans
for the wedding have not yet been
completed.
Evening star., 1937-09-27
The Ambassador of Cuba
EntertainS at Lunch
For SenOr Vina
Ambassador Phillips Is the Guest
Of MIR. and Mrs. Norman Davis.
Mrs. Bingham in New York.

= ME Ambassador of Cuba Martinez
tanned at luncheon today in the Embassy honor of
Senor Ruy Lugo Vna delegate government
for the promotion of the Pan-Amercan flight which will
start October in interests proposed Light
house Memorial which will be erected the Dominican
public Senior vna also delegate for the organization Of the
First Municipal Congress be
Havana April.
today Argen-
tina Senor Felipe Esp the Ambassador Chile
Don Manuel Trucco the Ambassador Brazil Oswado
Aranha the Minister of Guatemala Adrian Renos
the Minister of Uruguay Mr. j. Rng the Minister of Ell Sal
vado Senor Dr. Don Hector David Minister
lomba Seno Don Miguel Lopez Pumareo the Minister OF the
Dominican Republic Minister of
Costa Rca Beeche; the Minister
OF Venezuela Diogenes the Minister Of
Bolivia Senor DR. Don Luis Fernando Gauchaa the Minister OF
Panama Augusta Boyd and the Minister OF
Haiti NJ Ellie Leco the Charge dAares of Great Britain Mr.
" A. Malet c. NJ g. the Charge dAfaires Of Mexico Senor
Don Luis Quntana the Charge dAnas OF Honduras oenor
Charge dAfaires of Canada Mr.
Wrong chief of the division Of Latin
American affairs Dr. L. Rowe director general OF the Pan
de Alba assistant director OF the Pan
American Unon William Manger counselor Of the Amer
lean Union Mr. c. X LudeWg In charge OF muncpa anas
of the Cuban Embassy Mr.
United States Conference
Mayors Maery American Municipal Association Mr.
Benjamin McKeway Morley L.. Fernsler, Mr.. William
simms Constantine Mr. Harold Hinton, Mr. Drew
Pearson Mr. l. Pearson Mr. H Eoran Mr. Louis Heath
Wieland, R. Medina, Mr. Nelson Riley and Mr. M
Giron-Cerna.
Italy, Mr.. William Phillips
is the guest and Mrs Norman
H. Davis at Oronoque stockbridge, Mass.
Worth Bingham wife of the United States Am
arrived in New York today
from in Kentucky and is at the Plaza
The Charge dAfaires Of the Soviet Republic and Mrs Con-
entertained luncheon at the Embassy
Hubert wilkins members
reached Washington Saturday after
months flying boat for the Soviet flyers
companions who lost in the Arctic
after the North Pole from
Moscow.
Sir Huberts companions the trip who guests at the
chief pilot Air Commodore Herbert
AL CheeSeman and the radio operator
Booth, and mechanic, Brown
Hubert his companions the guests IN
Great Britain Mr. v A. L. Maett
British Embassy MI. Frank Keith Ohcer;
Canadian Legation Mrs Macdonne the
Mrs Hail. the executive
States Signal Corps and Mrs Dawson Ohm
Navy Department. Capt L. r. Leahy
Mr. State Department and Mrs Bohlan
Weather Bureau and Mrs
Hrdcka the Smithsonian Institution
General New York Mr. Paul Borovoy
and Rosof chairman of the Amtorg
Trading Corp Vlhamur Stefansson preS
dent of Explorers Mr. Joseph Robinson secretary OF
the E Wehmiler Sir Wilmott and Lady Lewis Mr.
and Mrs H. Snoka Verlnsky president of the Amkno
Corp Mr.. Burt Mcconnell Mr.. Carroll H.
Mr John c. OBrlen Mr. Stanley
military attace OF the Soviet
Embassy First Rank Vladimir Mchaovich
aache of the Soviet Embassy and
Arc Polot the
Evening star., 1937-09-27
Recent Engagements
Miss Georgia Louise Grove
To Wed Mr.. w. T. BObb.

Of Mr.. and Mrs John Chancellor Cur
tbs of Culpeper. Va. The Wedding will
take place in October.
Evening star., 1937-09-27

Embassy and Mrs. Okunev and
Mrs. Gregory Grigorlev.
Col. Jeter R. Horton, U. S. M.
c.. and Mrs. Horton have re-
turned from Easton, Pa, where
they entered their son, Andrew
S. Horton. in Lafayette College.
Andrew holds regional scholar
ship at Lafayette.
Mai. and Mrs. Edward c. Flem-
ing of Crosse Pointe Farms,
Mich, came to the Capital for
the Presidents Cup Regatta
festivities and to visit Mrs. Flem-
ing's sons, Mr.. Joseph Boyer, jr.,
and Mr.. Francis P. Boyer, who
are at Georgetown University.
Mai. and Mrs. Fleming are stay
ing at the Shoreham.
Capt. and Mrs. w. B. Porter
have arrived in Washington
from Port Washington, N. Y,
and while in the city for several
days they are stopping at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DES1RABLY LOCATED NEW BUNGALOW.
4 rooms: path. sun porch. oil heat. Frigld;
aire electric range. concrete basement and
walks: saraee. chicken house and lot; dog
kennel; acres Of land board fenced all
around: IL miles from Quantico on Garri-
sS1ve p11 To rd p%E1s M urss5 aD
SSS ss Erwin rssi sEshfR ia'itfR
WASHINGTON-BALTIM PIKE
bath. h.-w.h- :. electricity: ideal tourist
sTN 1%f aRs Really firse co. eaD os s
Open Sunday.
NEW, 4 ROOMS. BATH: ACRE. TREES:
bus: Lee Highway: 81 $50: terms GLADYS
WINFIELD, Fairfax. Va. phone 5e.F-5.
rive rooms. bath. = MI: lot eox14o: near
s;s1.s,,I terms; OWNER. VI s5si' sfd st. north
spEcIAL-ss; ;5o0sT;5-RooM HOUSE. =
so essh s5 p.p munR nc snd
principal; $50 feet to bus. S4.25O-6-
room bungalow. modern. Y acre, so feet
tfam Sus e. nss cESa hsis .ce co %
N. Irving st. Clarendon. va
CLARENDON. .vA-ArTRAcT1vE. NEW,
brlck house; large. nice rooms. tiled
Priced Price to sell. % DIVE out ut. Lee T HishWay ste TO-
Adams st.. turn left on Adams st. to 18th
st.; then right on 18th 81 to to PROPERTY GAIA
5 ROOMS AND BATH, AMI. H.-w.H..
Greenwood 3is3. Wv 1' S'' '''1'-'
4-ROOM HOUSE LOTS NEARBY VA;
s down bsaee. rent
$500 18th st. north Arlington. Va.
WILL SACRIFICE EQUITY OF $500 IN A
4-room brick BUNGALOW; gas heat, wealth.
s.s lot ss nas
For 5000 if sold this week. ..2O6 Leighton
ave. Silver Spring. Md. Call North S724.
ACRES OF PRETTY. RICH LAND. ON
porches: heated with stoves. we'll; shade:
fu pioS.Ty uT. :nd @ sno Sob Susss esb
s .sssea srsss ssanss s g5s R1RsR
coiumbis pike. Phone Alexandria s6a-J-I. !.
10 ACRES Of RICH CLEAR LAND. ON
bunsslow: bur city elect: full basement; pretty
cent fare to washington; price: S4: 600. 90;
Saisnee $4,000 per month. See MASON
HIRST, .Annsndafe. Fairfax County. Va, At
tnsria the fad ssa5 q Columbia pike Phone Alex
BROOM BRICK HOUSE. BUILT BEFORE
1900; center-h hall type. with split lathes,
2 stairWays: 5 firepiaces. solid brick walls.
msnt IT. as i.s tide ss snS
shaded By enormous oak trees; on To- acre
plot, IA miles from Washington over hard
debt: price. SO 600: So. 900 cash. balance
$50 per month. Offered exclusively by MA.
Of Columbia pike. Telephone Aexandria
BEAUTIFUL 5-AcRE HOME SITE. ON
hard road. 10 miles from Washington;
about "a acre clear; balance covered with
large trees: old well: city electricity; school
bus service: price, $1,000; S100 cash; bal
at end of Columbia pike, Annandale, Va.
Telephone Alexandria S69-J-1.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
GRAY-STONE-FRONT
BUNGALOW

$500 CASH-S45 MONTH.
New 4-room brick and stone Colonial
home; open fireplace, tiled bath. bed
rooms. Quality materials used through
out; steel easement windows. oil heat,
full basement. gas. cleo. water and sew
complete kitchen cabinets; Handicapped lot.
oak trees.
See this little picture house of solid
construction. now reduced bv builder
more than 5000. Take advantage Mid
winter price. $3.50. Located near bus,
schools and stores. Is minutes to Capitol
CALL OWNER, GREENWOOD 1897.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

1888 7th ST. NE.
Six rooms and modern bath: small front
and beautiful large rear yards; wide paved
NEW. HOUSE coNDITIoN." " ri exehanse
District M or Suburbs. % or rl % sell It at a a real M
barssin for ali cash above the building as
fSesaseH Ssn mNS NS @ eRly t6s IN help
home here with q SMALL DOWN PAY
MENT If desired. Deal direct with owner,
who is now living in the house: Possession
Phone or see Mrs. johnson. Atl. 1888.
IA ROOMS. 3 BATHS, 2-CAR GAR
MT. Pleasant; want or 8 room suburban
home With ! bed room and bath on lst
FOR SALE OR ExCHANdE-FToRIDA
Address J. N. BRApAc, BrOoksVille. ETA. Fla.
WILL TRADE MY BROOM BUNGALOW
Near nv @ %adress BOX '4e 44B isFa staa
once.
TO EXCHANGE MY EQUITY OF SI2.500
in $50. 900 home. one OF the most at
tractive homes in Northwest Washington.
Rock Creek Park Estates. for small farm
or acreage near Washington. P. o. Box
81 900 EQUITY IN ALMOST NEW. MOD
sTeb,ns srn brick home subject To-. 70 trust in
clear ground suitable for building.
j. a: WEINBERG. JR.. EEALToR;
woodward Bldg. National O2s0.
RoLIlNGWooD. CHEVY CHASE. Md
ga baths; gas heat. perfect insulation.
furred walls and slate roof: basement com.
pieteiy finished with maids room and
workmanship; nrst trust. S9.75O at 5l2tt
Exchange S16.95O for smaller house or
building ground. See Mr.. Murphy
LOUIS B. SHOEMAKER,
1919 X st National 1l66.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE GOOD COTTAGE OR SEW
eral lots at Ches. Bay Summer colony (35
miles D. C) for building sites in D. c. or
small investment property. Address Box
404s3. Star once.
45-FT CABIN CRUISER 2 YEARS OLD,
$3.50: Broom cottage large lot. $3.50.
Ideal bay fishing rs miles D. c. Or trade
f1rst payment on home. HOPKINS. 4OlS
Georeia ave. NV IL
FLORIDA FRUIT AND VEGETABLE FARM,
near Daytona Beach on State highway;
81 acres black loan. we'll irrigated; g.
room bungalow. large storage houses.
To be sold with irrigating equipment,
tractor. mule, all necessary implements.
equipment and growing crops Would take
property in or near Washington.
Large tobacco farm. Marlboro section:
fine old mansion; State highway: will
take small property southeast OF WASH
inston.
r. D. LILLE CO.
264 Carroll ST. Takoma Park Geo 1900
Evening star., 1937-01-17
PROPERTY FOR RENT.

TAKoMA PARK-FURN. OR UNFURN.;
lovely broom bungalow, heated. .elec. re,
ftg saE s0eks T. all
non Highway at WELLINGTON Villa: 20 min
utes to Pa. ave-: rooms bath, every con-
MHR sMsnfnss fiexspsri. exsTs and t5sesi 500. MRS
S55 = RECONDITIONED OLD ALEXAN-
dria house; rms bath. mi; large gar
den. fireplace. S12 Franklin St, Alex.
ON STATE ROAD. SOL, IN FRANKLIN
rent $40. HARRY j. WALKER. owner.
Phone Falls Church S05-F-13.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS NEW BRICK
Cape Cod: 8 rooms: tiled bath. furnished
in garage: screened porch. viii consider
room and board for refined. EMPLOYED
ysrFson ysgps woman s7salw as part of rent Phone
NDRIA-COLONIAL HOME, FURN.
ami: large grounds adults. West 3O51.
3 ROOMS, BATH AND SHOWER: MOD
sersy apt of Md 1nfasnshed 90s6s te
ss;ss. SsT.yn rs Is q IT, sSs, WRIT HAKR1soN'
IN WOODSIDE. MD-MODERN SEVEN
o ppoVemsnts. Large s' corner T lot: ascommo- mo-
date families II desired; $50 Phone
Shepherd 4155 and Shepherd 3745.
TAKoMA PARK, 140 CHESTNUT AVE
5-room bung alow ami. h.-w.h.. garage;
near schools: large yard; S47.5O.
ROOMS. MODERN: ELECTRICALLY
equipped; furnished. $50. or unfurnished.
$50 LARGE barn. high elevation; near Bal
DORSEY. Montgomery I'd Beltsville. Md.
go2 Asss og ssU socEs from esr
endon business center; Spanish type arch:
splendid condition; S65 mo- 70, & Or will SELL seIl;
iseEsl III coums1s tssms 4ss 1 F. HURLEY Walnut s.OS
ses-sOs EAsLEY ST. SILVER SPRING.
Md. 5 rooms. kitchen and b.: h.-w.h.
81, ,,Tb TPos. s 2w p WALSH, b,,IHsct 1Nci. 75ss.
CHERRYDALE. va. 20O9 NORTH KEN
sttt. b.. gar: 8 min. Govt. bldgs.; S06.
5-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW; GAS:
fieS Block % cars. Stores. res bus: fakoma PARK;
$50. Shepherd 1902.
SILVER sPRING-s-RoOM HOUSE AR
ranged for one or two families: extra large
fsOq1df M City csr4o sf9 akoms M
Park. Georsia $500.
SIX ROOM HOUSE ANIL, AT 3s19 14th
st.. Clarendon. Va. near high school For
ssis;,-W s4s per montn.
5-RM. BATH FRAME BUNGALOW. ANIL;
5-rm. frame bungalow. Capitol Heights.
10 n
Seat Pleasant. Nd. nr. car line; 2-story
frame. rms: $50 month.
D. G. JOSEPH. 61st and Dix st. ne.
Lincoln 6.71. Open Sunday.
2013 N. Oakland St. $50.
Apply before noon Sunday.
COzY GROOM BUNGALOW. MODERN:
near school, store and bus; S35 per mo.
Call after $3.50 Sunday. M. B. RAIN.
Tuxedo Cheverly Ella. ave.).
$50 TO $11O.
We have several and room / and
Q bath houses: some new: all in nearby
yireinia, Call Walnut 7940. Evening.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Following Is q list Of desirable suburban
homes we have listed for rent. All are
well located and within 20 minutes OF
downtown Washington.
rooms. baths. corner lot new, $40.
rooms. 2 baths, new. York Town. 500.
rooms. modern improvements, $3.50
Old Colonial; 8 rooms; A acres; 9
baths: oil burner: beautiful shade trees;
rooms. Q baths. oil burner. $50.
6-room mod. bungalow. $50.
rooms. modern home. S66.
rooms new and modern. $7b.
5-room modern BUNGALOW. oil burner.
M. e. CHURCH, Realtor.
Phone fsYI Church. Va. -.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RMS, B.. RICK BUNGALOW.
ELEC. KIT, H.-W. HEAT.
Fireplace. roof insulated. weather.
stripped and screened. garage. Splendid
neighborhood: near bus.
PRICE. S6.S50. TERMS.
A. H. sEIDENSPINNER. REALTOR.
BALTIC. Blvd. Riverdale Nd. Hyatts. $50.
STUDIO BRICK HOUSE. NEARBY VA
4311 18th st. N.-5 rooms bath. recre-
alton room. garage, oil burner. screened
living porch, garden. trees:
Price. S6.55O-Terms Reasonable.
CHAMBERS e. TALLMAN.
2519 Wilson Blvd.
F. H. A. APPROVED AND
FINANCED.
sPRINGBROOK TERRACE SUBDIVISION.
New Cape Cod. rooms. brick; tiled
burner. steel easement windows. steel
rock-wool insulation. full basement. un-
finished attic space for large room. furred
walls.
Situated on large Handicapped lot; gas.
cleo. water. sewerage. Near bus. schools
and stores.
Reduced BY builder TO unusually low
Midwinter price of $3.50: $500 cash. S55
month. which includes taxes. insurance,
principal and interest.
lowed Can OWNER for appointment.
Greenwood 1897
Evening star., 1937-01-17
9-FAMn,Y TT ATS

Just completed: good growing section OF
d, c.: near school: Semi-detached bldgs.;
y bed rooms: SEPARATE gas heat: large
yard: rents S42 and S45 per apartment:
or four bldgs: small cash payment; priced
low. Buy for your own home or invest
ment Call Mr.. Drew. Met. 1877. r.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. 305 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
FOR CQLQHEQ

Facing Reservoir and Government Park.
rooms and bath h.-wh., elec. refrigera-
tion, real fireplace. attic; home 20 #. wide.
First time house has been offered for sale.
Adams 3405.
Evening star., 1937-01-17
OUTSTANDING BUYS.

1) Downtown apartment buildine:
newly constructed: freproof and most mod
ern: As units: fully rented at S31 900 an
nually. priced right substantial invest
1a) Fireproof apartment building
northwest l wear old; IS units: rental
81 o 900; priced at sos 900 for immediate
sale
(3l Estate will sell small apartment
BUILDINGS, NV tireproof renting $1,000
annually. for $50 500: $4,000 cash r.
ouired Or will sell on a basis Of 81 200
cash.
Information In person only.
ANTON KOERBER
1909 z Ct N W National 6eS0