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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-29
Spy Hysteria Grips Europe, Many Jailed

armament race Is the specific rea-
son for espionage to have reached
high tide.
Some of the vital secrets vari.
Gus nations would like to know
today are:
How is England really pro-
crossing with her rearmament
program?
What are the actual aviation
strengths Of hostile nations?
Does the new China Russian
non-aggresSion pact call for Rus
sian military help under certain
circumstances? Does it call for
the Soviet to supply. arms, NUM-
lions, oil and technical advice to
China in its war against Japan?
What is the nationality of the
submarines sinking foreign ships
in the Mediterranean? What
submarine attacked H. M. S.
Havock.
CThe next article Of this series
will discuss the personnel of Eu-
ropean spy systems.)
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Unafroid of Spies

There is another big celebration
the following night after we pa
rade in Soldier Field during the
German day celebration.
At Heberling's home, he tells
me he has men in the Commu-
mist organization and in every
German organization in Chicago"
II always know what is going
on" the Bund leader says. Il
have my fingers on everything.
You do not see these men, but
they report to me on every
thing.
"And am not worrying
about someone spying on our
group, I do all my own work. I
have no secretary. I write all
my own letters and I never keep
copies. There is nothing in my
office, not even the names Of
members"
Heberling then reveals he would
like to go back to Germany to
stay.
IT do not like it here" he ex-
plains. There is no order. All
there is is cheating, graft and
crime. It's different in Ger
many"
Kuhn Called "Flabby"
At S p. M, with about 5000 in
the park, we parade to the grand
stand for the speaking program
which includes Fritz Kuhn, Peter
Gissibl, George Froboese, DR.. Emil
Raer. German consul general in
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HOME SCARCITY
BRINGS TRAGEDY

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Sept. 20
G.N.S0.-Housing shortages in
Michigan cities were brought trag-
ically to the fore today after three
children persisted and four others
in the same family were burned
in a fire which destroyed a sum-
mer cottage at Horseshoe Lake, 10
miles north of here.
Three children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Weber-Louise, 4; Judy, 2
and Jack, 2 months old-were the
dead. The mother, Mrs. Bernice
Weber, 81, was in a serious condi-
ton after rescuing two Of her
brood of seven, and Arthur, 10;
Robert, 8 and Dorothy, 6, also
were burned. Donna, 5, was
unhurt.
The father was in st. Joseph,
Mich, when the tragedy occurred.
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ldon civil flying field are arrested
when they land at the Frankfurt
military aerodrome in Germany,
thinking it a commercial airport.
A squadron OF planes in a
French airport is destroyed by
fire a few hours before they are
due to take the air for Spain.
The planes were ordered from
America, supposedly by the Span
ish government. Espionage agents
of General Franco are believed to
be responsible.
A young English dancer Is SEN
fenced to three months imprison-
ment in Moscow on charge Of
espionage.
In Spain and China, the arena
of two undeclared wars, rings of
spies are uncovered by the various
combatantS. Secret radio sta.
tionS are seized. A conspiracy to
assassinate General Franco is frus-
trated. A plan to kidnap General
Miaja is nipped.
High officials of the European
intelligence services assert the re-
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Chicago, and DR.. Schmidt from
Germany.
Bundesfuehrer Kuhn impresses
me as a rather flabby individual
who sounds as if he has hot pota-
toes in his mouth when speaking
in English.
the next day at the park I take
a picture of Bandmaster Karl
Babe, who is wearing q brown
shirt with American boy scout but
tons. He changes to white shirt
before another parade starts.
Standing in a darkened corner
of the park, 1 click my heels to-
gether, give the Nazi salute and
with a precise about-face, walk
away from it all-back to America.
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Kuhn Called "Flabby''
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BY JOHN C. METCALFE
CHAPTER XIII.

I'uehrer Fritz Kuhn sits at his
cluttered desk in his private office
in New York, hurriedly signing,
sealing and stamping letters as he
talks to me.
AS he completes each letter, he
rises a little, places the letter in
the chair and sits firmly on the
envelope. He opens his desk
drawer to obtain each stamp,
closes it and repeats the process
for each envelope.
We'll" he smiles, tell me
everything you can remember
about your trip to the west
coast"
CALLED FOR CASH
I tell him about the trouble
Bund posts are having getting
new uniforms and he eXplodeS:
MY God! I have told them
explicitly in my letter OF in
structions what t. do. I told
them to send the money first
and then I would order the uni
forms for them"
While Kuhn fumes I glance
around the room. 1t is furnished
with a large desk, files, couch,
heavy chairs and decorated with
Nazi and American flags. A pic
ture of Hitler is on the wall at
the right of his desk and one Of
President Roosevelt on the other
side. Swastika flags on a cabinet
tower above the Stars and Stripes.
do you think should make
a trip to the coast and visit our
groupS?" Kuhn asks.
I reply a visit from Der Fuehrer
would build up the morale OF
small groups and he says:
II think you're right. I shall
have to make the trip again. A
year ago I drove the entire dis
lance alone, covering 1900
miles in three weeks. Once 1
woke up with my car hanging
over the edge of bridge and
d41OG1lC4 G1IIIC "OhC up III d
ditch. The next time I'll have
a relief driver"
HEARS SOME MORE
In Detroit a few days later I
hear more about BundeSfuehrer
Kuhn's trips about the country
alone.
HeupeI also tells me that 10 days
before Attorney General Homer S.
Cummings on August 18, ordered
Federal agents to make a "cursory"
investigation of American Nazi &C.
Invites, Kuhn sent out warn
ing" notice that Omen were plan
ming the investigation. He does not
reveal the source of Kuhn'S infor-
nation.
(John C.. Metcalte concludes
his series on American NGsiS in
tomorroW'S Washington TimeSJ
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|. Q. Answers
Questions on Page 1917

Questions on Page l9)
I, true; 2, true; 3, true; 4, true
(John Buchan) 5, true; 6, true;
Z, false (Kenneth Roberts,; 8,
true; 9, false (three of one kind
and pair of another; 10, true
(by a delegate without vote).
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(John C. Metcdlte concludes
his series on American NdsiS in
tomorroW'S Washington TineSD
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BY DAVID P. SENTNER
International News Correspondent
Copyright, 1880

LONDON, Sept. 20 QN.S0.-A
great invisible war is underway
among all nations.
1t is a ghostly conflict Of silent
men trying to extract the cher
ished military and political secrets
of potential enemy countries.
Indications of sabotage and
espionage crop UP every day, al.
though many innocents are mad
vertently arrested in the epidemic
of spy hysteria sweeping Europe.
Fire breaks out in the French
destroyer Intrepide just before she
is preparing to leave for Spain.
Four British airmen from a Lon.
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FUEHRER K U H n
GOES IN SECRET
TO VISIT BUNDS
Makes Journey Alone,
Does Own Driving

John C. MetcGlte continues
the story of his experiences as
Hellmut OberWinder, storm
trooper Of the AmerikddeutScher
VolkSbund).
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BY JAMES J. METCALFE
CHAPTER TX.

Tony Miller, Chicago district
leader of the MISUNDERSTANDING
Volksbund, trim in a gray and
black uniform and a black over.
seas cap, directs a parade OF
Bund storm troops from a horse
a Chicago police horse.
The parade starts in autos from
the Bundesheim at 1887 N. West
ern Ave. to Kinzie Street and
Wabash Avenue, where We park
the swastika-decorated cars and
assemble in formation. We march
to the Buckingham Fountain
where We form in a Semi-circle
and hold torches aloft during a
musical program.
Back at the Bundesheim there
is dancing, drinking and singing
and the party does not break up
until after 2 a. m. During the eve
ming I see Feuhrer Fritz Heberling
and his drillmaster. Fritz Mat
thes, engaged in serious converse
ton at the bar.
come up behind them, slap
them on the back and say:
"You two look like you are
plotting to overthrow the gov
eminent"
They laugh and Matthes re-
plies:
No, Oberwinder, the govern.
ment is already overthrow"
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NaZi Leader Tells
Of Spying on Reds

(Former Oman Metcaue concludes the story Of his er
James ObeDtnder storm trooper OF the OeNc"T
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Editors Note:-This Is the
first of q series OF articles on
espionage and the secret police
of Europe. The data on the sub
ject has been gathered from Gu.
thorit1tiUe sources of information
in continental capitalist
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

| IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY; , LARGE RMS
kit. bs tn. foyer. inclosed porch incl hot
1o5 Columbia st. Phone Falls Church 3b
UNFURNISHED APT: 3 LARGE ROOMS.
bath: $50. rooms bath; S2S. MRS.
r 8. WRIGHT. 2ls Frederick rd.. Gath
ersburg. Md l.
BROOM APT ON FIRST FLOOR; FUR
nished. "l0l North Kenmore St. Cherry
dale. Va: S35 month j.
PRIVATE, 5-LARGE-RM APT. BATH.
garage. porch; new brick home; ami
mile District line, State road between Suit
land and Silver Hill: or call Atlantic
2"o.-W. HENRY HARTMAN
COLLEGE PARK. 44o CALVERT AVE-
rooms. kitchen. bath. furnished or unfur-
nished. Phone Berwyn 20-J.
COOLEST APT IN WASHINGTON SUB
urbs-Studlo living room, bed room, kitch-
en-. dinette. bath. S5o4 Dale drive, Silver
Spring, Md. Shepherd .o5:i.
" ROOMS KITCHENETIE, BATH. ELEc-
troiux: private entrance. 500 Jefferson
ave, East Riverdale. Md
3 RMS, PRIVATE BATH. PORCH UN-
furn.; heat. lights. gas, Frisidaire garage
in private home. Adults only Call after 3
pm, 800 9th st north, Lyon Park Va.
TAKoMA PARK-NEW, FIRST FLOOR: 3
room apt. garage. heat, chw.; available
Sept. ] Also 3-room apt, available now
Shepherd 4@14
sos GARLAND AVE, TAKOMA PARK
3-r5om and bath apt. with garage: heat
and hot water furnished: $50
MORRISON AGENCY,
Citizens Bank Bldg Takoma Park, Nd.
Shpp 3444
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NEW BRICK HOME.

li4 lotn ST. Sc rooms two baths.
recreation room, with real fireplace; high
elevation; front stone walls; l2O-ft lot
2o-ft private alley. Terms Open today
ana daily. l.. J. TODD. Lincoln 1861.
UNIVERSITY PARK. Md SPACIOUS
rooms. :! beautiful baths. large lot com
plete in every detail; compare our values
with any Offering on the market. Open and
nGhted TIL m. Drive out Wash. .-Bat.
Blvd. to Jackson st. to 4uU block BOS-
WELL REALTY CO. owners and build
ers. $500 Perry st. Mt. Rainier Nd.
Greenwood 1888. Lincoln 05S2
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NORTH OF BROOKLAND

HOUSES FOR SALE.
NORTH OF BROOKLAND.
,. Brick ouns.lo. e'.uti,ni ees. kitchen ssS
too%' 70 e P5in u nn MAJ ana q
s.lov over b. c. line -'N'' INV '
$8,500-Best NV. Section.
8 porches. fireplace: excellent condition
Priced low for quick sale. 232o goth st.
BARGAIN.
MODERN CORNER HOME.
,Lf Lovely porch; center hall House open,
1920 RIDGE PL. Sc.
Cav, open SUNDAY Pm;
to Navy Yard new high school and Grade
schools stores. etc; Reasonable price and
A. M. ROTH,
u. alo Woodward Bldg. o.
10-RM. COL. HTS.-$6,950.
IDEAL E.,IL HOME OR RooM1No HOUSE. NV,
yard and f.a sas..in s nf'h terms. aT:t
1928 K 4 ANT0S E&. koIRssK; ssion., $3.50.
JUST COMPLETED.
6335 RiEss Dr. NV.
BROOKMONT. MD
semi bungalow 8 rms. tile bath. lava
tory, elec. kit. oil burner; fully insulat ted
weather-stripped. caulked and screened; !
pix from car line; $500 through
builder open daily
GORDON JOHNSON.
Adams $3.50.
MICHIGAN PARK BUNGALOW.
OO1 SiRsbee Pl NE-Corner
7 rooms bath front porch large dry
cellar; paved street. alley; price $3.50
TO inspect. out r: I. ave. to 18th st ne.
left on 18th to Siesbee Potomac 1868.
VIM. R. THOROWGOOD.
"o@4 R. l. Ave. NE. Decatur OBI.
HOME--INVESTM MENT-SPECULATION
Exceptional Buy at S425O
Modern Colonial tapestry brick: six
rms. b.. nv h. elec,. wash tubs anC
garase; perfect condition; rented. s41 80.
Georgia G2l
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

COOL. GREEN LAWNS OF BEAUTIFUL
Hampshire Gardens; > rooms. kit. bath.
many convenlenccS. equity. barRain $40
monthly. Address Box :59!-H. Star Office
BY OWNER. TILDEN GARDENS: 3 R. K
81 500 Cess than 50 cents on dollar of
owners equiv. monthly carrying charges
S39 %: monthly rental value SIS TO SS5
CleNeland 5Snk
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5IU6 I4th BIT. NV
Attractive, detached house OF large
rooms and large attic, there being . fne
bed room and lavatory on Ist floor, extra
la'aiory on 2nd. garage for . cars. fne
front porch. awnings. oil burner: this quiet.
nigh part OF the city Will appeal to you;
price. s 900 90
OPEN TODAY FROM TO g.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER
] ~ X ST. NV National ] 1866
NEAR CONNECTICUT AvE-SEMI DE-
tached brick house OF rooms baths
bullt-in garage; ready to move into SIS
$50 90
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER
!" ST NV National 1865.
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION. VA
New brick Colonial 8 rooms ii, b.ths.
garage attached, large attic open porch:
air conditioned. insulated screened,
Wehther-strlpped; slate roof copper down
kpouts and CUTTERS; oak foors throughout
3a22 Old Military I'd. OWNER. Columbia
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n I,3-NUR 7 n
CALL FOR APPOINTM
GLOVER PARK.

Less than > years old: Gruver built: Co.
lonlal brick, rooms, 2 baths. recreation
room. gas furnace: eleC. refriseratIon,
screens; weather strips. furred. insulated:
bullt-ln sarase | square from bus few
minutes from heart of downtown section:
owner purchased new home: price. ss,a5o.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
20 18Th St. Realtor. Natl O7S3.
Eve. or Sun, Mr.. Benz, Adams 1912
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NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND
BRYANT SIS.
aood rooms. built-ln bath modern
kitchen 2-car brick garage: hardVood
hoors, Colonial front porch new heating
system with oil burner. .Westins house re-
Irlserator. Price asked for house Sc 500
very reasonable terms to responsible
party. See or call Mr.. Weaver
WAPLE g. JAMES INC
l2-4 l4th 81. NV District 3341
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Be Sure 10 Inspect Today
CAPITOL HILL.

N. c. ave. Sc. between Sixth and Sew
entn-l6 r. and b.. large lot fve apart
ments; excellent income, new FriRioalres,
5-year guarantee; gas ranges ana oil
burner; completely furnished new-house
condition throushout. terms, financing il
desired
Mass. ave ne betw. 18th and 1th-l2 r
and baths and large lot, newly decorated
interior and exterior; new hardwood floors;
Frlgldaires. fve-year guarantee. gas ranges
and oil burner; wonderful location foI
tourists; terms to suit purchaser, financing
il desired.
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A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
OR GOOD HOME

We have several houses taken in under
foreclosure. which can be sold at bar
gam hsure. Easy cash payment and sub
)ect 10 one trust. Call Mr.. PASCOE. Dist
ho92 or Decatur 1880 AT night.
ave.-sl5 500. There is no more attrac-
tive street in all OF Chevy Chase D. c.
than this one. The house is an unusually
com mfortaole one, with ] rooms and 9
baths. The lot is large and well planted
III you need BIT more than the average
space. this Is fine value in an out
StandlnA location
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eFAcT1SALLy eRsvv GS.is NEW SEVEN RooMs
Kinley st, NV. Emerson 63S3
schools and churches; s rooms: SO
6-RM HOUSE COMPLETELY FURN.:
builI,in pdIi:, sarase. in NV. WASHINGTON reas.
house in GeorsetoVn. Phone West 2s7s for
appointment.
1900 HARRISON ST. cool CHEVY
ohase; oaasfv ,pss.S for period Aus to Sept com
ArmyNavy oteer MRS PosTER essT oee! c,eve lot
563', or Cleve. i64a
DETACHED. COOL ATTR. ORIENTAL
Loneer optional. Dec 45os
tortably furnished. 3 bed rooms, l. r.. d, r.,
kitchen: : porches, elec; rets.. auto heat.
EsTSse Ssy aFallable ala soon See now. F. E, MA
nished rooms. bed rooms; garage and
basement SO monthly. "a Maple ave.
NICE HOME, ALL NEW. NEWLY FUR
niShed; rooms; board part time all
cony' very cheap to right party. Pot
5SG1.
EXCEPTIONAL! - ROOMS > BATHS
eosmperey oniabeT furnished Sioo month Until
20 be appreciated. 1910 Lamont St. ".
Phone Adams S5U1 4.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE .
BED rms; in the trees. cool. quiet; avail
Near University of Md Berwyn 5s-W.
NEW 5-ROOM MODERN BRICK HOME:
high elevation; 10 min. from downtown
So;t South Oak St. Foycroft Hsts. Va
Call Clarendon 642 or National 1865.
q, RMS. BATH GARAGE: ANIL: /
6lock ROCK Greek Park. Potomac 3465-J
Saturday afternoon and Sunday
CHEVY CHASE. D. CT ROOMS, BEAU
ufully and completely furnished: Persian
russ. linens. silver; refs. required. En-
FoxHALL-CoOL. BEAUTIFULLY FUR.
o r. !Beautyrest mattresses. model kit
auto. heat: lease Aug /. Clev S426
1908 WEBSTER ST. NW-S RMS. .
baths. oil burner. b.-i. gar: 500 agent
on premises Sunday. DIXIE REALTY
COMPANY. National $3.50
$3.50 3rd PL. NW-SEMI- DETACHED 3
rooms. , baths, double garage built in oil
burner; convenient to bus. schools; 500;
call before 3 pm. Georgia 6o4l.
"aoa CATHEDRAL AVE NW.-AT-
tractively furn.. tinted walls. Venetian
shades, grand piano. real rugs: inspection
invited; reas.; no telephone
SHERMAN CIRCLE-ELEGANT HOME. 6
rooms. y baths. 3 porches. electric refs.
garage: nice yard: inspect any morning by
appointment: only SIS unfurnished. S95
furnished. Cleveland 1921 l.
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HOUSES FOR SAlE.

REAL nsrATE! SEVERAL GOOD Buys;
Sd snnst aad S:r''2a y. s 6ARr riss,oaD Natl sei
Fast Cap. st: Il rms. mr. Capitol. M
v.11 .t :m :nn rms. DOrche
tunity. csil ". We BAILEY. % ADAM. o"a oePs 9Pss
PETw TIL BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
erand-new condition; 3 rooms; arranged
$500 cash. balance $50 per month. Cali
Adams 6l5l.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. BARcAIN-LARoE
house and grounds; worth $4,000; sacri,
nee. Sl3 $50. 81 900 cash. balance 500
month. Box 459-J. Star
FOREST HILLS, D. C.
4s45 Linnean ave. NV. next corner
Eeo e9 Of st town. of ,e
Normandie white brick. home. completed
Homes @ u:s rsnsns from s2oooo so"mah,S eo %
tor only sl5, 500. subject to nr.t mortsage
n sep0 paid % Tn. p'saelt Gs,ney. 90 home hs.
spacious living room 24xl4, large dining
room. small study. beautiful center hall,
LARGE AZ M.ll-electIic kitchen. master bed
all-tile baths showers Recreation
room with fireplace. pine paneled built
oil heat
heavy slate roof. Venetian blinds through :
out. Inspect daily after Sunday. Phone
VI. fVSV. LOL fOAlbo.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. WEST OF 14th-l1 l
rooms: baths; oil heat; elec. refrigera-
ton deep lot; 2-cAr brick garage; in excel
lent condition and situated in this most
roomlng and boarding house; also we'll ar
ranged to convert into apts,: the price OF
Slo.25o is most reasonable and terms may
be arranged. For further information call
MI Biscoe. DISTRICT REALTY CO., Cleye-
land 5323.
1900 BLOCK GEO. AVE.-MODERN g.
room and bath brick house: 20 IT, wide;
front and double rear porches; deep lot;
wonderful future possibilities. buy now as
home, convert INTO business later; the price
is right. H. c. BIsCOE. Cleveland 5:;.i:i
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS, NEAR Both AND
Fulton sts-Semi -det tached, .! IT. wide;
heat; elec. refrigeration; nice lot; lear ga
rage this house is only few years old. in
excellent condition: and can be purchased
for many thousand dollars less than cost:
good cash payment required on account es-
tate property. H. c. BISCOE. Clev 5:'2}
LoOk IGHTWoOD-oPEN Lighted
Open-6ll 0uintana pl. w.-Semi- det :
modern; . rms. shower, garage; like new
Rhenhsrt built; terms; E. Ga ave, 3
oiockS. Georgla 1l22.
REAL BRIGHTWOOD VALUE
open-sl9 Ingraham st. NV mod
rms recreation; burner; Frigidaire large
yAfo; garage; fruit trees. Georgia l22
f5W l5so shhtaEHsD shtnh.4d 81 sRtck' NE
.brss hspert1' hsd built carefully arIanged:
kitchen and lavstory t1rst noor: recreation
room. room. wood flooring in basement, auto
s..45o Open 2 TO s PIN. sunday. Your
JOHN NJ KING CO.,
1908 llth St. NV.
57Oe l4th BIT. NV
Attractive, detached house Of large
rooms and large attic, there being = fne
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BRICK BUNGALOW.

BRlCk BUNGALOW.
woodridEe. 1921 2sth st. n n:e.-Beautiful
corner stone and brick bungalow: rooms,
modern kitchen: large hoored attic. oil
heat: garage: price. Sa,a50, Open until Q
pm. To inspect: Out r. I. ave. to 2eth
!" ..x ~. W s19 - ENaaoT4eeee;; ...,
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Lovely English brick home; 8 rooms. ] u
b.. det. gar. TO match. latest conyeniences.
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GLOVER PARK HOME

You'll want 10 own this home once you
have seen It, Located on Benton s. IL
has three splendid bed rooms. modern
bath and well-arraneed Kitchen This
home has been thoroughly recondi'ioned
inside and out--by us. Hot-Vater heat and
built-in garage. Don't fail 10 see this
bargan-it's well worth your time. In
Spect by appointment
MOSS REALTY CO
3l6 TOWER BLDG NET 1T16.
EVEN AND SUN SEEP 35l1
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COOPERATIVE ApTs. WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

TRADE LOVELY 6-R CLARENDON
bungalow for Conn. ave. coop. Clevelanc
1llH. Metropolitan 4344
Evening star., 1937-08-01
SHEPHERD PARK HOME

You'll get your moneys worth in this
9ome. There isn't choicer location than
Shepherd PARK for quiet living and this
nome With Its three deIightfuI beo rooms
Two baths and maids room and bath In
the basement is expressly designed for
convenience. Automatic gas heat insu-es
comfort and convenience Detached two
car garage Price. terms and inspection
may be had from
MOSS REALTY co
3lS TOWER BLDG NET 1--6
EVEN AND SIN SHEp 451 ~.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
WOODBRIDGE HOMES.
CHEVY CHASE HOMES,

313s Military I'd. NV. and Big Ne
braska ave. n.w-Frst showing: attrac-
tive new. detached brick homes: large
rooms and baths; modern kitchen; large
living room with open fireplace: furred
copper downspouts and cutters: weather.
stripped screened: insulated attic: gas
heat: large lot: earase; near TRANSPORTS
VIM r. THOROWGOOD.
2O24 R L Ave NE Decatur 0317.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
APIS. SUBURBAN WAh1Ep,
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTS TWO-ROOM UNFUR-
nlShed apartment with kitchen in sub
urban Virginia. Box 3G6-J. Star
Evening star., 1937-08-01
1913 K st. NV. District 3lOO.

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW
oSHa 9th st. n.e.-5 rooms and bath.
h.-w. h.. fireplace. reconditioned like new
Price reduced to $3.50, for q sale this week
right to Hamlin St. risht to 9th. left "a
bungalow. See agent on premises, for in
formation as to others
A. L. TIMBERLAKE GREENWOOD oQQ1