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Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
Adjournment of
House Forced in
Bitter Dispute

WASHINGTON, July 2. U.P)-
Speaker william B. Bankhead sud.
denly forced adjournment of the
house until next Tuesday when
a bitter floor dispute over the Com
mittee for Industrial Organization
threatened to develop into a free
for-all.
The outburst, one of the most
violent in the house this year, was
touched off by an address by Rep
Maury Maverick, D., Tex, in which
the Texas congressman vigorously
defanded the CIO and attacked its
critics.
Before the adjournment move
was rushed through, Maverick de-
manded that remarks of Rep. Eu-
gene E. Cox, D., Ca, be taken
down to determine whether Cox
had violated house rules by casting
personal aspersions upon him.
In another interchange, Rep
Jerry O'Connell. D., Mont, de-
manded to know whether Rep
Glare Hoffman, r., Mich, was
challenging him to go outside and
fight
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
Publisher Guilty
In Feud Slayinq

Both sides admitted during the
trial that the shooting of Nc
Cracken in his home three months
ago was the result of feud De-
tween his weekly newspaper and
one published by French's parents.
The defense sought through the
trial to show that the French fam
lily had been prosecuted malicibusly
by MeCracken.
Issues Of McCracken's paper were
introduced to prove that he refer
red in a sighting and humiliat-
ing manner to the French family
as often as possible. Letters he
wrote to the French family and
statements he made in the same
vein also we're read into the rec
ordS.
One letter, from McCracken to
the defendants mother, Mrs. Ger
trude French, said that II walked
down the street in q dirty shirt
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
SUSPECT HELD
HERE IN KIDNAP
CASE CLEARED
Witnesses Can't Identify
Photographs of
Prisoner

Myron Fairbanks, 33, jail
ed here three days ago as a
possible Inglewood Staying
suspect, probably will be re-
leased from custody Friday
afternoon or night because witness
es at IngleWood declared that Fair.
banks is not the man wanted
there.
Police Chief James E. Davis OF
Los Angeles teletyped the Ell Cen
tro police department early Friday
morning that pictures of Fairbanks
had been shown to witnesses, "whc
stated he is not the man wanted
here" Further investigation by Los
Angeles police revealed that none
of Fairbanks clothes were in q
locker at cafeteria there, ano
that he left his apartment June 25
owing his landlady money.
In view of the findings at Los
Angeles, police here declared the
belief that Fairbanks diStrust q
police may have led him to tell
conflicting stories of his actions.
He was arrested Wednesday be.
cause of a close resemblance to q
composite sketch of the Inglewooc
slayer, and told investigators he
left Los Angeles Saturday night
the same night three little school
girls were ravished and murdered
at Inglewood. He slept in Sar
Sernardino that night, he said
and hitch-hiked to Imperial Vale,
the next day.
Scratches on his body, Fairbank.
said, came from two days work il
a pine box factory. This part O
his story was verified.
When arrested, Fairbanks CAV,
the name of Myron Allen Gordon
name he said he used Will,
fighting in the prize ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02

federal court, Hunt was in a serious
mood today as Judge Leon r.
Yankwich pronounced sentence
against. the 205-pound cultist.
Hunt was convicted on charges
of transporting 17-year- De-
light Jewett from Denver to Bever-
ly Hills where she claimed the
wealthy cult member seduced her
several times.
In sentencing the wealthy play
boy to three years, Judge Yank-
wich excoriated him for bringing
a minor across state lines under
the cloak of religion and then to
have improper relations with her.
Hugh Macbeth, Negro attorney
for the cultist, announced he would
appeal the conviction and sentence.
The Negro attorneys motion for
new trial in the lower courts
was denied by Judge Yankwich
before sentence was passed.
John Wuest Hunt, the offense
of which you stand convicted is a
serious one," Judge Yankwich said.
"The object of congress in prohib-
lting the transportation of women
and girls In interstate commerce
for immoral purposes was to sup
press such traffic which eventually
leads to debauchery =.
"The facts in your case establish
transportation beyond dispute.
Your own brazen admissions show
you defiled this girl, who is barely
half your age. The jury inferred
rightly from your admissions and
other facts that the purpose to
iebauch was formed before you
reached Beverly Hills.
ITO attempt to justify your acts
on religious grounds aggravates the
situation"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
TWO SENT TO
PENITE ENTIARY
FOR ESCAPING
Prisoners Admit Guilt;
Two Others Go
Before JUDGE

Folsom and San Quentin
prison sentences were i'm
posed Friday by Superior
Judge R. D. McPherrin here
on two prisoners, each of
whom pleaded guilty to escaping
from the county Jail and each Of
whom admitted to long criminal
records.
Glen Ball, who was serving time
for petty theft when he escaped
Feb. 4, was sentenced to Folsom
prison, as a five times ex-convict.
He has served prison sentences in
New York, Arizona, California and
the middle west, aggregating 81
years.
Austin Hoskins, whose record Of
arrests includes 80 known mis-
demeanors but no felony convic-
tions, was sentenced to San Quen-
tin prison for escaping May 5
from a petty theft sentence to- the
county Jail.
Others who went before Judge
McPherrin Friday included James
Sullenger, charged with non-sup-
port, and Lewis o. Hughes, charg-
ed with grand theft. Both pleaded
guilty and applied for probation.
Hearings will be held July and
16, respectively. John Lopez was
sentenced to six months in the
county Jail for non-support, with
the sentence suspended during pro-
baton.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
GUILT DENIED
BY BRANDEN IN
SHOOTING CASE

r. L. Branden pleaded not guilty
and not guilty by reason of insan-
ity Friday to charges growing out
of his alleged attempt to murder
Grover Thompson, Yuma carpenter,
in a fist and gun battle at Holt
vile last month.
Specifically, Branden is charged
with assault with intent to COM
NIT murder, assault with a deadly
weapon and with being an ex-con-
vict in possession of deadly wea-
pom.
BY reason of the pleas entered
Friday, Branden will be examined
for insanity if he is convicted in
the trial scheduled to begin August
4. His attorney is Harry Stewart,
appointed by the court.
Branden wounded Thorn p o n
June 13 during brawl in rooms at
the rear of Nell's Cafe. Holtville,
over Branden's estranged wife.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02

ALTURAS, Cal, July 2. W.P)-
a jury of 10 men and two women
today found Harry French, mem
Der of newspaper publishing fam
lily, guilty of first degree murder
In the Staying of a rival publisher,
Claude McCracken.
The jury made no recommended
ton for leniency, and young French
will be executed unless his attor-
neys can prove him insane before
the same jury.
Trial on his second plea of not
guilty by reason of insanity was
set for next Tuesday.
The verdict finding French gull
ty on his plea of not guilty was
brought in shortly before Q am.
today. Read by the foreman. Ed
McConnaughty, 1t said:
1--WE find the defendant guilty
of first degree murder as charged
in an information
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02

and everyone thought 7 was Bard
Gather of the defendant.)
Eighty-year-old Ferdinand Jam
ison, the jurist who heard the case,
set next Wednesday for trial OF
the not guilty by reason of insan-
ity defense but the jurors imme-
diately objected
The case was given to the Jury
at 5 pm. Yesterday after the pro-
secution asked for first degree
murder verdict and the defense
requested acquittal because the
shooting was prompted by the
newspaper feud and McCracken's s
insulting remarks and published
statements.
The defense also claimed that
McCracken did not die because OF
the five bullets pumped into his
body as he sat at dinner in his
home, but because of an unneces-
sary operation to remove the bull
lets.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
RIOT MOVIE
SHOWN FOR
COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, July 2. U.P)-The
La Toilette civil liberies committee
today exhibited suppressed news
reel film showing Chicago's fatal
memorial day clash in which 10
strikers were killed during a fight
with police.
The picture, accompanied by a
sound rack, was said to portray all
but about 10 seconds of the riot,
which occurred when 1000 strikers
sought to establish picket lines
around the Republic Steel corpora
tion's South Chicago plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
PLANES REACH
NORTH BASE

SEATTLE, Wash, July 2. up
Twenty four pursuit and bombing
planes comprising the VP-7, VP-s
and VP-12 squadron of the U. s.
Navy, were moored at the Sand
Point navy base on Lake Washing
ton today after nonstop flight
from San Diego. Calf.
The planes and their 144 officers
and men will participate in the
Fourth of July celebration here and
on July Is will take off for Kodiak
Island, Alaska, for summer man
euvers.
The squadrons are in command
of Lieut.. Commander Robert Full
ler who said the planes would re-
main in the north until mid-Au-
gust and then return to California.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
Boy Dead, Sister
Ill; Blame Laid
On Spoiled Meat

SAN DIEGO, Cal. July 2. U.P)
"A 14-year-old boy was dead and
his 11-year- sister was believed
dying today, apparently after eat
ing spoiled cold cuts of meat, the
coroners office announced.
A chemical analysis of the stom-
ach of Robert Read, ID, was order
ed by Deputy Coroner David Gerh-
son, after the lad succumbed in a
hospital today a few hours after
he had been rushed there. violent
ly ill, following meal on colo
cuts.
Laura Belle Read, IL, a sister,
also was dangerously Ill at the
hospital She was stricken at the
same time as her brother.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02

---S-.t t1Si IlHa'i'FG VI NADIdIlllE IilE
ordinance having to do with off
cial observation of dogs suspected
of rabies The Hernandez family
pet mongrel was under observa-
ton, as the law dictates.
Russell Yaeger, guest of CITY
Attorney Dorsey WhItelaw, was
nipped in the leg by the Herman
dez' dog Thursday night. which
caused Dog Catcher James Scrog-
gins TO hunt up tAe animal with
the intention Of putting him under
observation. He teckoned without
the Hernandez family Doors were
barrieaded against him. with the
dog on the other side of the bar
ricade, and he was told in the
Mexican equivalent to 60 peddle
his dog licenses somewhere else.
A conference at police headquar-
terS resulted in warrant of ar
rest, subsequently served on Albert
Hernandez. Albert, having just re-
turned from the boxing matches,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
SCOUT TELLS
HOW BODIES
WERE FOUND
Details Silenced at
COrOner'S
Hearing

LOS ANGELES, July 2,
(UP)-The inquest into the
death of three little Ingle-
wood girls whose ravished
bodies were found Monday,
was cut short and submitted to
the jury today after only few
witnesses had testified
The coroner's jury returned three
verdicts finding that the three
girls had been strangled with hom-
icidal intent by "a person or per-
sons whose identity has not been
determined.
District attorney Buron Fits
Continued on Page 8. Col %
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
FIRE PERILS
LAKE LODGE

RENO. New, July 2. U.p)-Fire in
an adjacent guest cabin threaten
ed the new Calneva lodge, Lake
Tahoe resort, on the eve of its OPEN
ing set for tonight.
The blaze started when a con-
struction crew member fell asleep
while smoking in bed burned up
a mattress and had spread to the
wall when discovered. The work.
man was pulled from his bed by
an alert watchman and the fire ex-
tinguished.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
Lindy in Air Again

LONDON, July Q. W.P)-Col Chas
A. Lindbergh took off in his air
plane from Lympne airdrome today
for an undisclosed destination, be-
lleved to be the continent. He
tlew to Lympne from his home at
Seven Oaks, re-fueled and cleared
the customs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02

heard the complete story, explain
ed procedure to his family, and as
sured them that, because the dog
Is placed under observation, it does
not mean he will be taken away
from the family for all time.
The law took its course, then,
considerably to the relief of the
officers as well as the family.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
FUEL SUPPLY
.EXHAUS TED
over OCEAN
No Word of Ship
In More Than
Five Hours

ROWLAND ISLAND, Oceania,
July 2. WP-The coast guard cut
ter Itasca, failing TO hear from
Amelia Earhart. enroute here from
Lea, New Guinea. on a round the
world flight, began preparations at
2 pm. (PST) to leave the island
to search for her.
The last definite word received
from Miss E1arharts 100000 twin
motored Lockheed Electra was at
9:16 am, when a message from
the craft said it was progressing
satisfactorily and that it hoped its
gas supply wound be sufficient.
The last cryptic message from
Miss Earhart indicated her plane
had but 80 minutes fuel supply left.
This was more than five hours ago,
indicating she may have been fore
ed down at sea.
The position report the 39-year-
old flier gave at that time indicated
she might be within several hun
dred miles of her goal, this tiny
pinpoint of sand and coral in the
mid-Pacific just north of the
Equator.
Miss Earhart reported all was
we'll at the time. Then silence en-
veloped her daring effort to blaze
a new aviation trial, covering 1o50
miles between Lac, New Guinea and
Howland.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2. WP)--
Silence this afternoon developed
progress of Amelia Earhart as she
raced across the Pacific toward
Rowland Island, tiny speck in the
South Seas, on the most dangerous
lap of her round-the-wo flight
Miss Earhart and her navigator.
Captain Fred Noonan, flying a
single motored Lockheed Electra,
failed to reach Rowland Island at
noon, psf, their tentatively sched-
uled arrival time-or Is hours az
ter their takeoff from Lac, New
Guinea, $3.50 miles away.
The last definite report of the
plane was made at 6:18 am, psf.
by the coast guard cutter Itasca at
Rowland. At that hour the Itasca
radioed that signals from Miss
Earharts plane were coming in"
George Putnam, husband OF Miss
Earhart, refused to be alarmed.
"She might have slowed up for
any number of causes" he said.
She'll make it, all right"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
Changes Suggested
In Income Tax Plan

WASHINGTON, July 2. dip
Undersecretary of Treasury Ros-
well Magill suggested today that
congress enact legislation eliminat-
ing the present privilege OF filing
separate income tax returns for
husband and wife. He said such
a law would increase federal reve-
nue. $l93 100000 annually.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
Farm Tenancy Bill
Sent to Conference

WASHINGTON. July 2. W.P)-
The senate today passed and sent
to conference the $4,000, 900 Bank
head farm tenancy bill designed to
aid low income families to own
their own farms.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
Baseball Results

NATIONAL
Boston ...............00l 010 000-2 7 0
New York ........010 212 00x-6 13 2
MacFayden and Lopez; Hubbell
and Mancuso.
Brooklyn ........010 200 0OO-3 II !
Philadelphia 900 900 00O-0 7 0
Hamlin and Phelps; Mulcahy,
JurgenS and Grace.
Pittsburgh 300 020 300 13 /
Chicago DOB 100 022-8 IL l
Lucas and Todd; French and
Hartnett.
90
AMERICAN
New York ........................... 900 OO3 90
Washington ........................ 1O4 600 q
Hadley and Dickey; Fischer ana
r. Ferrell
Philadelphia 300 200 1904 II 2
Boston .............101 102 03x-8 10 0
Caster, Nelson, Gumpet; Brucker;
Marcum, Mccain and Berg.
Detroit-Cleveland postponed. rain
chicago -..i...-....-.--.-... .......... 0Ol 010
st. Louis ............................. 100 mn
Whitehead and Sewell; Walkup
and Huffman.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
Home Barricaded AS
Family Up i'm Arms
TO Protect Pet Doc

dogs best friend is his masters family-at least
when the family is named Hernandez and lives at S47
Hamilton avenue in El Centre, and the police want to
take the dog away It all Strengthened out in police
court this morning when the city dismissed charges
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
BOOINC PICKErS
IGNORED: MORE
RETURN TO JOBS
Two More Struck Mills Reopen in Ohio as Militia
Stands By to Prevent Violence
Mass Movement Slated
nm s3NsiNo ,,MgSs

MASSILLON, o.. July 2. (UP)-Republic Steel corpor-
alton reopened the gates of two struck mills today
and planned to complete resumption of operations the
Ohio strike front within a week
Almost 400 workers returned through lines of boong
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
Pudgy CuItist
Gets } Years
On Mann Act
John Hunt in Serious Mood as He Hears
Sentence; Judge ExcOriates
PlaybOy for Actions

LOS ANGELES, July 2. (UP)-Pudgy John Wuest
Hunt sefstyled Jesus the Christ of the Father Divine
cult movement today sentenced to three years in
federal prison Mann act charges.
In contrast to his carefree during the trial in
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02
And That's News
Aviation Note

Pat Mahon, who says he lives up
near Brawley, hereby is gathered
into the fold of RR's Cooler True
Story Club" with due and fitting
honors.
Il put an especially powerful
motor in my cooler" Pat relates.
but forgot to bolt it securely to
the side of the house. About two
minutes after 1 turned the motor
on, the fan whirred dangerously,
the cooler shivered away from the
house and scuttled across the yard,
pushed by the powerful air cur
rent that was going through it.
The trouble grew worse when the
cooler crashed into shed, got
stuck under the roof and lifted 1t
off of the walls. Last l saw of the
cooler and the shed roof, they were
sailing through the sky at speed
I estimated at 210 miles an hour.
HAS anybody seen my cooler?"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02

Butter: Los Angeles q; Butter
fat, Imperial Valley, fob. ranch,
Grade A A; manufacturing milk
81; route gathered cream 32iss.
L. A. Hay: u. 5. No. Ieafy s20.s0-
$21.OO; U. S. No. 1 s1S.O0-S19.0O; u.
S. No. 2 leafy S17.O0-S17.5O U. S.
No. 2 I5.OO-S15.50.
Minneapolis flax July $685..
Imperial Valley press., 1937-07-02

Speaking of things there ought
to be a law against, one Is chaps
who go around wreathed in smiles
that drip as much honey as a
broken jar in refrigerator, telling
you that it'll be just one more day
before they're wading knee deep
in a bubbling trout stream, trying
to lure the speckled ones out from
behind the rocks. If anyone wants
to start a murder club with these
culprits as chief victims, RR sug-
gests Darwin Wolford as Public
Enemy Nos. l, 2, 3, d, 5, etc, etc,
It's All Settled
If anyones the least bit worried
about what's going to happen, RR
suggests they contact either Hazel
Livingston or Lola johnson, who
we're busily engaged in becoming
seeresses Friday noon, poring over
the latest thing in astrology. Tell
either one your birth date, and
she can practically tell you where
Uncle Ezra got that black eye the
night he attended the Democratic
convention. RR, having been born
in July, is perfectly willing to let
bad enough alone.
Hope He Has Nightmare
Our columnistic and personal
dander is considerably aroused be-
cause of the boxing matches here
Thursday night. Not wasn't by
one of the boxers. 1t was by the
fellow who chased Floyd Ackley's
pointer dog out of the place. After
all, the dogs have as much right
there as anyone else-and Ackley's
dog was having a lot more fun
than some other spectators.
And That's News
While on the subject of the
fights: Friday was the first night
on record when Ted Keeble sal
and watched the tummy pummel-
ing without ever letting anything so
so much as resembling a squeak
get past his vocal chords. His
startling silence caused RR to Won
der if he wasn't afflicted by ton
silitiS.
Evening star., 1937-03-28
BLAGDEN TERRACE.

Wo-family apartment-four rooms and
bath each: rear porches. Will show
good return on the investment. Terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
Evening star., 1937-03-28
OPEN TODAY.
ono CAD ssTlfTlI ~ NJ w

Entrance hall spacious living room din
large bed rooms. tiled bath with Shower.
many closets; large heated garage; excel
lent location; one-fare zone.
OPEN DAILY
Out Georgia ave. one block beyond Dis
trict line, turn right on East-West High
bury ave right to sample house at corner.
OWNERS PHONE. SHEPHERD 1888.
Evening star., 1937-03-28

KENSINGTON. MD ROOMS. BA II.
gas furnace. cleo. acres. 400 IT frontage
or KENsINGToN REALTY co. Phone
Kensington l32. -
FOUR NEW BUNGALOWS NEAR FOREST
vile. Price. $3.50 and up. New 1-room
bungalow being completed; built-in garasee,
room house electricity. 81. 500. 10 acres
and bungalow on PatuXent River. 500.
z acres on river 81 600. 20 acres.
miles from d. c.. electricity. 500 acre.
Several small farms. building. sites near
city. EVERETT PUMPHREY, Oakland.
Md. on Marlboro Pike. Capitol He!gHts
Aim.
GROOM HOUSE. IS ACRES. SHADE AND
fruit trees: located on Little River turn
pike 9 miles from WashingGton o Price.
pike. Arlington. Va. Clarendon 203S.
So O0O-NEARBY VA ; ROOMS AMI;
near bus; $3.50 cash. Address Box 43O-M
Star office.
126 BERGMAN AVE. CAPITO L
Heights Md.-7-rm. house. all modern
improvements; $500 down.
; ACRES
Beautiful grove. 5-r; bungalow. e!ectri1itE
$4,000: $500 cash. $50 mo ERWIN
REALTY CO. call Hyattsville G65.
Continued on Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1937-03-28
4 Modern BUNGALOWS, SIS, $50.

Just completed and located in the most t
exclusive, homelike and new residential
koma Park, Md. Bungalows are modern
in every detail Metal kitchen cabinet.
fireplace. oil heat; large open attic with
two dormers, suitable for extra rooms;
front porch: full light open basement; ga
Evening star., 1937-03-28
NEAR NAVY YARD.
RENO ROAD.

Owner leaving city sacrificing fine det.
brick in perfect condition. Lovely liv. rm.;
fireplace. side porch, sun rm large bed
rm with connecting den or sitting rm., .
other bed rms. 2 baths, attic, bright eel
lar Gear garage best quality screens
awnings. wealth of flowers. MISS REED,
Adams o1o1
Evening star., 1937-03-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOMES IN BROOKLAND
1900 Monroe st.-A lovely corner home
on lot 50xl 30. with : r.. b., Oil heat,
2-car gar; l bl. from stores. etc.
r.. b.. gar, gas heat; insulated through
out: convenient to schools. churches
10th and Frankln-A corner brick with
r, b., built-in gar; opp. school
These are all priced low for quick sale
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
J1tb rir.r,,t
Evening star., 1937-03-28
CLEVELAND PARK.
S10,500.
pfnS N0PTON pI. N

3f,6 NORTON PL. NV.
G. Blocks North of Macomb. East of Wis }
Semi-detached tapestry brick, with porch,
overlooking the Mclean estate; four bed
rooms. tile bath large storage attic; log
burning fireplace in living room. BEAM
ceilnged dining room, inclosed sun room
new gas range andG E. refrlgerator. ad
Joining pantry: plenty of closets. 2-car
built-in garage, oil heat completely re-
decorated Just ] . months ago: near high
ana primary schools shops. churches, bus
at corner
INSPECTION by Appointment
Evening star., 1937-03-28
EDERAL-AMERICAN CO.,
1929 Eve ST NV National SO32.
Evenings. Sunday. Emerson All.
QUALITY-REAL VALUE.


One of the best row houses in the City
Of Washneton-CONSTR PER-
FECT-NEW- HOUSE CONDITION FROM
TOP TO BOTTOM. Six rooms and modern
tile bath with BUILT-IN TUB AND
SHOWER-tWo large incloSed rear porches
oak fioors-Colonial front porch with con-
crete floor-front and rear yards-large
built-ln garage.
This beautiful home has been occupied
since it was erected by ONLY ONE COUPLE
with, no children and has been kept in
excellent condition.
1921 Owen Place NE.
IT'S MODERN-NOT AN OLD HOUSE
Located in the TRINIDAD SECTION OF
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is IDEAL FOR CONVENIENCE and the
construction makes it exceedingly econom
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that Will never have to be renewed, payable
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dollar of your INTEREST TAXES AND
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earth are you waiting on? Inspect this
house today--tonight or any afternoon or
evening tn be OPEN until sold
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
927 NEW YORK AVENUE N. w.
NATIONAL 9197.
SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS. ATL. 6333.