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Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-01-26

However, I guess I've been doing
my stunt so long now that I might
as well continue. Will you be sure
and send reporter over Feb. 2? And
a good cameraman. That fellow last
year had me way out of focus"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
CRAWFORD HONORED
AT STATE COLLEGE
Young Henderson Man Is
Sophomore Leader, In
vited to 80 and 3

Herbert r. Crawford, of Henderson.
sophomore at N. C. State College,
was recently invited to join the Order
of Thirty and Three. This organiza-
ton is the highest honorary frater-
nifty to which sophomore is eligible.
Invitations are given each year to
the eleven sophomores who, during
their first two years in college, have
demonstrated exceptional leadership
ability, scholarship, and good charac-
tr. Since there are nearly four hun
dred members Of the present sopho-
more class, this is considered an out
standing honor.
During the past year Mr.. Crawford
has also taken an active part in the
State College Eagle Scout Associa-
ton, the State College Life Saving
Corps, and the local chapter of the
American Society of Mechanical En-
gineers. In addition to the above ac-
tivities he is president of the Alpha
chapter of the Pi Kappa Delta fra
ternity, a member of the Sigma Pi
Alpha honorary language fraternity,
the Red Maskers Dramatic Society,
and a member of the Y. NJ G. A. exc
cutive cabinet.
Herbert Crawford is a graduate of
the Henderson high school class of
1884. He is the son of Mrs. Mary M.
Crawford, of this CITY,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
Pitched Battle Fought By
Rail Officers At Norlina
With Alleged Car Thieves
Furman Hobbs In Hospital Here In Critical Condition;
Three Others Arrested nd Two Being Sought;
Cigarette Thefts Reported for Two Months

freight cars were sold by the men
They would not say who the custo
iners were.
A warrant was sworn out 10y Sher
iff w. j. Pinnell, of Warren county
since Norlina is in that county. anC
was delivered to local officers. The
six men were charged in the warrant
with the attempted theft from the
freight cars, with an assault on Of
ficers with intent to kill, and with
taking a prisoner from the Seaboard
officers.
All six of the accused men are Hen
derson residents.
Alvin Johnson was taken into Gus
tody early this afternoon in the vicin-
ity of Townsville in the northern part
of the county by posse of officers
acting on tip" and was spirited to
Warren county jail, according to To-
al officers.
Officers here said they did not know
he rcsluents with which Johnson was
staying at the time of his arrest. Of
.lccIs SAID he offered no resistance.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1927
Seniors Glass Day Event
To Be Tomorrow Mor,;,o..
Program Open To Public

AS the first event of the 1887 com
mencement of the Henderson high
school, the Class Day exercises of the
graduating class will lie held in the
auditorium tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock, and the general public is in
vited to attend.
Walter Croker, president of the
class is to preside. Brunette Kelly is
vice-president, Frances Daniel is sec
rotary and Norman Gholson is the
treasurer. Sponsors from the faculty
are Mrs. j. Y. Paris, Mrs. j. M. Pig
I ford, Miss Athleen Turnage The mas
cot of the class is Billy Payne, little
son of Prof. w. d. Payne, principal
and Mrs. Payne.
The setting for the exercises will
be in the form of a play, the first
scene being a regular class meeting,
and the second a reception. For this
the master of ceremonies will be
Eugene Patterson. Spirit of School
will be a part taken by Elizabeth Jen-
kins, and Spirit of Class by Burnette
Kelly. Their attendants will be the
superlatives of the class of 1887, as
follows
Neatest, Elizabeth Jenkins.
Wittiest, Ler'ie Cansler
Best Dresser Boy, Billie Turner.
Best Dressed Girl, Sarah Bruce
Gooch.
Biggest Flirt, Jean Rowland.
Most Popular Boy Outward Tur-
ner.
Most Popular Girl, Frances Daniel.
Biggest Ladies' Man, Norman Ghol-
son.
Most Conceited, Jean Rowland.
Latest, Billy Vaughn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19

One man is in Maria Parham hos
pital critically wounded, three are in
separate jails in this section, and two
others are being sought on a Warren
county warrant following a pitched
LATHE between the men and four Sea-
board Air Line special officers in The
south railroad yards at Norlina early
today None of the officers was in
jured.
The man in the hospital is Furman
Hobbs, who has bullet holes in his
abdomen and back according to Of
ficers, and his recovery is doubtful.
c. 2. Lowry, Jr., Willard CogginS
and c. B. Medlin are in separate jails
in this section, while Alvin Johnson
and Julian Johnson, brothers, are at
large and being sought by officers.
Names of the officers participating in
the battle were not learned, but it
was said all were strangers to the
Norlina area, two being from Florida,
one from Raleigh and one from Rich
mond
w. e. Wilson, special Seaboard Of
ficer here. did patrol duty in the local
WIlJlS lHc IOul OlICI Ol1ICclS
went to Norlina. With him also was
]. NJ Matthews. of Richmond, another
Seaboard special officer. Sheriff j. E.
Hamlet, T. NJ. Mitchell, ]. c. Cham
pion and w. S. Strange, deputies, as
sisted in making arrests and in the
search for the other men.
For a period o: Two months, Mr.
trrl, {6a N0~
lima yards have ! cen broken into at
times with an aggregate loss of Gig
arettes amounting to some Is cases
valued at around S1,100. The special
officers were sent to the scene to run
down the thieves.
Early today the men were on guard
and saw man breaking seals on
freight cars after a northbound
freight train had pulled in. One of the
officers turned a flashlight on the
man, whereupCn he fired and then
the officers returned the fire. Hobbs
was shot down and taken into Gus
tody by The men. a small truck of
ficers said belonged 10 the Johnsons
came up, ostensibly they said, to truck
away cigarettes that were to be taken
from the freight cars. The shooting
was continued and the officers, with
their ammunition running low, were
forced to retreat temporarily, where
upon Hobbs was placed in the light
truck and brought to Maria Parham
hospital here for treatment. Medlin
and the truck were seized at the hos
pital by officers who pursued the ma
chine. The truck was perforated with
bullet holes.
Officers said they understood Gig
arettes that were stolen from the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
ALL SCHOOLS BUT
HIGH ARE CLOSED
Elementary Glasses In City
and All Rural Schools
End Year

With the finals at Townsville Tues
day night, all white and colored
schools in Henderson and Vance
sions, with the exception of the Hen
ierson high school and the Henderson
institute, colored high school for the
lily and county.
Seventh grade commencement eXer-
c:ses for the city schools were held in
the high school auditorium last Mon
gay evening. Final classes were held
by all of the elementary schools of
the city Tuesday, when reports for
the year and promotion certificates
were presented to pupils.
Commencement exercises were hid
for the colored graded schools of the
lily also on Tuesday morning.
Rural schools have been holding
closing exercises for week or two.
At different times during the period
Tomas presented to graduates at Ay-
cock, Dabney, Middleburg, zeb Vance
and Townsville rural consolidated
schools.
In the Henderson high school the
baccalaureate sermon will be preach
ed next Sunday evening at o'clock
in the high school auditorium by Dr.
Charles E. Brewer, president of Mere
9th College, Awards night will be on
Wednesday evening of next week, fol-
lowed Thursday by pageant by the
graduating class, and then the gradu-
ating exercises Friday night, with the
presentation of diplomas to some 30
odd seniors.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
VARIED PROGRAM At
MEETING OF ROTARY
Rev. ]. A. Jones Gives Re.
sumo of Conference
At Pinehurst

A varied program of club singing
acquainting new members and re-
port of the district conference at Pine
hurst was had at the regular meeting
of the Rotary Club last evening in
the Busy Bee Cafe dining room.
J. G. Cooner led the club in singing
of club songs, and new members were
asked to give the names and classi-
fications of members, this being done
to get them better acquainted.
Rev. James A. Jones, delegate tc
the district conference at Pinehurst
gave a full and complete resume OF
the conference. ~
Every member of the club was pres
ent, with the exception of one.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
ELLIS PRES|DES At
CITY COURT TODAY
Minor Charges Heard Be-
fore Mayor Problem in
Municipal Session

Mayor Protein T. w. Ellis presid-
ed at today's session of city court
with minor charges being heard.
Tom Wheeler, John Ford and Plum
mer Hedgepeth were charged with
being drunk and refusing to pay taxi
fare Each was fined SIS and costs or
80 days on the roads.
Claude Harris, Negro, was given
sixty days on the roads for using an
automobile of Sidney Burwell without
his knowledge and consent.
Ben Urquhart, charged with being
drunk. was called and failed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
DR.. H. H. BASS, SR.,
DIES AT HIS HOME
Had Been Physician and
Surgeon Here Over Quar-
ter of Century
LONG IN ILL HEALTH
Had Practiced Malignant Surgery i'm
Philadelphia and Durham;
Funeral Here Thursday
Afternoon

DR.. Harris Hartwell Bass, promi-
nent physician and surgeon of Hen
derson for more than a quarter of a
century, died at his home here last
night after an illness of six years. He
was SO years old and a native of Nash
county, where he was born December
8, 1877.
DR.. Bass attended the University
of North Carolina and received his
medical degree from the medical Col
lege of Virginia. He came to Hender-
son to practice medicine in 1899. and
in 1912 opened the Sarah Elizabeth
hospital, with which he was associat-
ed until 1925, when he moved to Phil
adelphia and was associated with DR..
William L. Clark in malignant sur
gerry.
In 1926 he went to Durham to spe-
cialize in malignant diseases, remain
ing in practice there until his illness
in 1881, when he returned to Hender-
son.
DR.. Bass was State chairman of the
American Society for the Control of
cancer for three years 1928-31: was a
past vice-president and honorary fell
low of the North Carolina Medical So
ciety, a member Of the American
Medical Association a member of the
National Editors and Authors Asso-
ciation, and past president of the Sea-
board Air Line Medical Society,"
In 1909 DR.. Bass married Anna
Blanche Hale, of Richmond, who died
in 1915. In 1917 he married Mary Shep-
herd Ellis, of Henderson, who sur
wives him. Also surviving are five
sons, DR.. Harris Hartwell Bass, of
Henderson; Arch Lewis Bass. Of Dur
ham; Horace Lister Bass, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va, and Tom and Station
Bass, of Henderson; three daughters,
Mrs. Gray Hicks, of Greensboro Mrs.
William Frazier of Durham and Miss
Betsy Bass, of Henderson; and one
brother, 1. w. Bass, of Paducah, Ky.
Funeral services will he held from
Holy Innocents Episcopal church here
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, in
charge of the rector, Rev. I. w.
Hughes with interment following in
Elmwood cemetery here.
DR.. Bass had been a member of
Holy Innocents church for Is years,
and was also prominent in the
Masonic fraternity being a member
of the Knights Templar iSranch as
well as lower degrees of the order
Active pallbearers will be sons and
sons-in-law of the deceased, as fol-
lows: Tom Bass, Arch Bass, DR.. Hart
we'll Bass, Horace Bass, Gray Hicks,
William Frazier, Jr.
Honorary pallbearers are as fol-!
lows: William Horner, DR.. Spikes, Jim
Mundy, John White, DR.. Sweeny DR..
Powell, j. r. league, Will Adcock, DR..
McKetchin, DR.. w. D. Fassett, L. G.
Kerner, A. T. McNeny, C. H. Levin,
DR.. Joseph Collins, of Norfolk, Va;
C. H. futile, Henry T. Morris, Dave
Loughlin, Edward Loughlin, c. L.
Carter, John H. Zollicoffer, M. J.
O'Neil, B. H. Ferry, D. P. McDuffee, |
Clarence E. Greene, DR.. j. D. Muse, |
r. B. Crowder, Raleigh; Dr. Coppedge, |
Durham, and all members of the med |
ical society in Henderson. All doctors |
listed who are not of Henderson or
not other designated are from Dur
man,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
NEW MEMBERS AT
JAYCEES MEETING

Several new members were welcom-
ed into the Junior Chamber of Com
merce at it's meeting last night at 8
o'clock in oCoper's Hall.
T. P. Gholson, president explained
the organization to the group, it's aims
and ideals, and outlined it's program.
that which has been accomplished and
that which the group hopes to accom-
plish.
Attendance was considered very
good
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
ATTENDING FUNERAL.
OF BROTHER-IN-IAw

Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Duke. Mrs
James H. Wright, and Jack Naw
ton, left this afternoon for Dorw,r
Ga, to attend the funeral tomorron,
of their brother-in-law, E. ]. O'Rrior
who died at his home there last ninbt
following, a heart attack.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien made their
home in Vance county for a numbar
of wears.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19


ner Most Athletic Boy. Durward rur
Most Most Athletic Girl, Frances n.n;.,
Most intellectual, LaVeme Tu ~riel'
Freshest Girl, Ernestinc pona urher'
Handsomest Boy, Bilv T,r wiy'
Cutest Girl, Ada Rose yo m"er'
MOST Original, Leslie CansIcr
Best All Round Boy, Durward 49,,
ner. "'iu lur-
BE. Best All Round Girl, Frances
Glass Poet, Mabel Parham.
historian, Juanita Stainback
Propetess, Elizabeth Jenkins.
Giftorian, Sylvia LoughIin.
Testator, Burnette Kelly
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
Hale Will Preach
At Regular Service

At the regular Wednesday evening
service at the First Baptist church at
! 9 o'clock, the pastor, Rev. A. S. Hale
will preach on Light on Living in
; This Present World"
Special music for the service Will
be furnished by the junior choir. The
service will be held in the Sunday
School auditorium.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
To Norfolk Today

Mrs. l.. c. Rux, Miss Lucille Ruv
and Lawrence Rux left this morninr
for Norfolk, Va, to attend the finn,
eral of their brotherin-law and uncle
J. Turner Rux, who died at his home
yesterday morning following nm ILL.,
ness of heart trouble.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See FUge -Four

1. Name the largest state in area IN
the u. S.
2. When did the original Ku klux
Khan flourish in the U. s.?
2. Where is the island of Imbros?
4. What is an incubator?
5. Name the parents of King JAMES
I of England.
6. In which state are the Black Tins !.
z. Which is the most brilliant star III
the heavens?
8 Who was Sebastien Erard?
9. How is coke made?
10. What is the name of the great Vui-
ture of the Andes?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-19

Judgr e by the pictures of bonn
bardcd and shelled Sapnish towns,
the only person who will get anything
out Of the current revolution is the
junk man.
Evening star., 1937-11-17

DETACHED, R., 2 B., OIL HEAT: NEW
condition to on ave, NV. 20 min. down
bus, stores. etc. Big bargain, S6,05O; 5000
5000 cash. II. o. l.. ] ) yrs. No agents. no
tradeh. OWNER Box lao-Z Star II,
Evening star., 1937-11-17
CORNER BUNGALOW.
ONE OF THE CITY'S MOST
CHARMING NEW HOMES

Is offered by the owner because of unex.
pected removal from Washinston Ter
rooms. exceptional size, with every neWes
convenience. in the delightful Rollingwooe
section of Chevy Chase. This house. built
by the owner Just one year ago as his per
manent home is unusual in every respect
including price. which is under $50 900
Assumption of buyers. present lease is pos.
sible. Cleveland 5l61.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
AtlantIc 3lGn Eve and Sun. Walnut aOal
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

OxON HILL. ND NEW BUNGALOWS.
} rms, bath. eIec.. INV h.. ami, u
acre land and garage; $40 month
, rms. elec., running water IN kitchen,
full basement. pui!t-ln garage. $50 mo.
Call Spruce 0@2J-J.
G-R. MODERN BUNGALOW: CHEVERLY;
h.-W.h.; built-ln garage immediate occu-
pancy; S45: gentileS; no School-age chill
dren. NEWMAN. Hyattsville 72s-J.
TWO BUNGALOWS LOCATED ON THE
Potomac. near RoSslyn-4 rooms. bath,
s"'?.50 Call Walnut $50 or Walnut 57s5.
BUNGALOW ROOMS AND BATH, FUT =
basement, hot-water heat: buit-ln CARA
larFe lot ami. INQUIRE lOU4 Jefferson
ave. East Rlverdale Md. Hyattsvllle 24-J
ARLINGTON. VA-SMALL STORE ON
Wilson blvd. near F. w. Woolworth Co.
Phone Clarendon -"
COMPLETELY FURNISHED MODERN g.
room bungalow. bath and laVatory. NV h.
oil burner, elec. refrigerator. NEWMAN
& WARD, $500 Lee highway, Arlington,
Va. Walnut 9n3a.
LANHAM HGTs. ,MD,-BUNGAL Allow. 4
concrete cellar l acre land $50. O. B.
HOPKINS. ll?6 VI. ave. NV. District
! -. or Cleveland o929.
N. KENsINGTON--6 ROOMS AND BATH,
NV r., elee: near bus reasonable.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
COLONIAL HOME,

BUILT ABOUT 1880.
12-room mansion with brass locks. split
lathS, freplaces with original msntels
wide flooring and slave quarters. In sound
condition and unspoiled by amateurish
restoration. A HON" rich in tradition and
historic lore; an uneXCelled example Of
Colonla! architecture: 23 miles from Wash
inston. d. .: 30 acres OF land with beau-
tiful view Price. Slf.SOO - 800 cash
balance $50 and interest per month. Show n
by appointment and offered exclusively bv
MASON HIRST, Annandale Va, a the end
OF Columbia pike. Phone Alexandra
Sfo-J-l Closed SUNDAYS
Evening star., 1937-11-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SPECIAL BARGAIN,
ONLY S.. $50

Perry pl. NV. just east of 10th St
Colonial u rooms and bath. with front
ana : rear porches and garage; possession
10 days. Act quickly II you want a real
bargain.
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
Liz Ii St NV District 1S11
Evening star., 1937-11-17

CHEVY CHASE HOMES - NEW. DE-
tached two types: 5-room bungalows and
t-room .,-bath two-storieS. air-condi-
toned heat: garage; sold on unusually at
tractive terms. Wis. 266O or Wis. II 80.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE-sUB-
urban bungalow, 3 rooms modern bath,
lights. phone; large fully equipped Kitchen
nished except few pieces oil heat: 4
acres Of ground Must have 81 900 cash,
payment balance monthly Shown by
appointment only. Boy 1871. Ctar
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR A
Virginia builder who Is starting construc-
ton on toul Groom bungalows situated
on large lots in th" desirable Waycroft
section near WashinRton blvd . OF these
houses VII be OF br!c; and ! Of frame
The viii consist OF large foored attics
. large bedrooms. dining room Kitchen
lars, living room with fireplace, screened
in porch END large basement.
SEQ DOWN S!0n WHEN YOU MOVE IN
Help US plan your home and select your
own fixtures, decorations. bathroom that's.
etc; Quick action is suggested as only 4
Evening star., 1937-11-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE HOMES - NEW, De;
tached; two types: ,-room bungaiows and
d1sd os5h Sod on
iTsctive terms. Wis. 1890 or Wis, apo.
OWNER WANTS QUICK SALE. CASH
dens. Md Six rooms and two baths built
in garage Mr.. LEWIS. Cleveland O5s0.
NEAR sth AND RITTENHoUsE sTS--
Only $3.50. Corner brick; six rooms and
bath. Call MR.. LEWIS, Cleveland 05S0.
ATTRACTIVE 7-RoOM DETACHED HcME:
bedrooms. , baths, md, floor, maids room;
oil heat, beautifully Handicapped lot. offered
for SII .75n. for short time. Terms. MR..
TWEED, National oS5G; evenings, Clev.
1896.
Esy2 s5ssE aG5 Md HOMES Isds
term Federal housing available; 10 cash,
balance less than rent. also good income
PRODUCERS; Telephone for list u, FULTON
3: sss6' GORDON l4s' Eye ST. NV, District
BARGAIN-PETWoRTH NEAR ST. GA
briefs Church--Must be sold this week: 8
families. wis 36G0 or Wis 1859. 19'
TAKOMA PARK-NEW CAPE COD CO.
Ionial of 6 rooms and bath; first floor
lavatory, oil burner attached garage: fully
Mr. TWEED, National os56; ewes. Clev.
stSb.
:95o-1Rv1NG ST NV, NEAR GOVT.
balance 81 80 month Met. 54oo. -
sl5,5oC.,WoNDERFUL BUY IN CHEVY
lined street within short distance east of
entrance to Chevy Chase Club. In setting
Of msEnhificient old oaks and profgson
living room and study, each with fireplace,
dining, room, kitchen, servants stairway,
large r front and rear porchsss bedrooms, %
3rd floor: automatic heat and refrigera-
tion: 2-ear garage; Pronerty has o,!, wondet- der
A real bargain. BOSS 4 PHELPS, NA.
LEIGH, WISCONSIN 3799.
SIX ROOMS. . LASs-INCLosED, HEAT
ed porches: situated in quiet Sc. section.
owner forced to sell at earliest possible
| moment. House in perfect condition.:
$4,000, with low cash payment and easy
opportunity. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
CO.. National 9797.
$7,75O 2913 o ST. T.S.E.-SEMI-DETAC
new brick home OF large rooms: arranged
for 2 families. Open until pm. or call
National 1898.
CLosE-IN NE. SECTION, NEAR EASTERN
High School Eight rooms, 9 baths, equipped
| for two families. Two Kitchens. two cleo
interested in buying a home with an in
come, see this house. Call Mr.. Orem Geor-
| gia 4639. WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
NEAR CAPITOL, $3.50 CASH UP-6 TO 10
room houses. MRS. WILLIAMS, Lincoln
3l43 or 500 E st. ne.
A HOME BUILT FOR THE OWNER AND
| occupied about eight weeks must be sold
due to owners transfer. Two splendid bed
| rooms and bath on the first floor: two large
bed rooms and bath on the second; modern
kitchen very large dining room. living
room with open fireplace: 7O-foot frontage
| on lot. Priced at .S11:950 it is a real buy
Call Mr.. ORR. Cleveland 26aa.
| SACRIFICE. s5.75O-1716 N. CAPITOL
st.-First commercial. 6 rooms and bath,
| Inspection by appointment. Phone L, v
THACKER, Potomac 1887.
Evening star., 1937-11-17

With no cash payment and only $50 per
month, which includes taxes, insurance,
interest and principal: 4 rooms bath,
ami; garage: redecorated like new Gail
J. HARRIS ROGERS EyattSville LOG,
-
Evening star., 1937-11-17
1475 COLUMBIA RID.
CONVENIENT LOCATION,
DIGNITY.

1929 First st. NV rooms. kitchen
and bath: 81 so. Fully equipped newly
decorated. Resident manager Decatur }@16.
Evening star., 1937-11-17

In splendid section OF Oh. Ch. Md Co.
l0nial brick with center entrance and
slate roof. Attractively planned with Il
rms. baths. screened living porch. built
in garage. recreation room with fireplace
brand-new and we have real barga in
price of Sl1,500. On terms Of $3.50 cash
$3.50 per month. For appointment to
inspect. call J WESLEY BUCHANAN day
or eve. No LIE 20 < 81 Il w
Evening star., 1937-11-17

i SUNNYSIDE RID.
SILVER Sprng. Nd
Five rooms, bath, h-w h., built-in ga
rage; S66 %.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
Sd 7S0
BUY LIKE RENT

$3.50 cash. balance S4j per month; A.
room bungalow. ami close in: az hus
and stores; ne. Maryland. Box 92-Z Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-17

1869 STUYVESANT ST. NV.
Detached. 8 rms. . baths Gst-floor
lavatory), oil heat, maids room
Evening star., 1937-11-17
SUBURBAN PRoP,-sAIE OR REN1,

NEW DETACHED BRICK HOUSE. s
rooms. ami bath h.-w.h electricity;
recreation room with fireplace. also living
room large lot. I5xl45: plenty shade;
detached brick garage. Rent S15 month.
owner. Falls Church 200. NJ. A. RUM
FORD Falls Church Va.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
BUNGALOW

Convenient to shopping center. within
movie and either Georgia ave or 10th st.
transportation, make this brick broom
bun allow equipped with automatic oil
heat. tile bath with shower. beautiful kitch-
en- and breakfast nook. insulated with rock
wool metal stripped, fun base
ment with finished recreation room and
built-in garage an outstanding buy on
terms of 5000 cash, So per month. Call
WISCnNCIN q
Evening star., 1937-11-17
CAPITOL HILL.
84O8 CEDAR ST

8408 CEDAR ST,
Silver Spring. Nd.
NEW SIX-ROOM
TWO-BATH BRICK,
$3.50.
A remarkable value in this popular
community-only TWO squares from stores
and near
St. Mlchael's School.
Terms to Suit.
OPEN TO $50 p M
Georgia ave. 10 either Bonfant st. or
Montgomery ave, and then right two
squares to Cedar.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1903 H ST. NV. National 234J.
Evening star., 1937-11-17
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN..
(COntin

NEARBY V1RGINIA-S62 80.
NEW APT BLDG.-Living room, Q bed
rooms. kitchen, dinette, bath. locker room.
OIL heat: refrigeration; convenient stores
McCLAlNF. Walnut 800, Day and Eve.
200 Wilson Blvd, Clarendon. Va.