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HOUSES FOR SALE.

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PETWoFTHWIDoW sa " W11k " 4Io SELL HER
rent. Buy direct and save commission.
No n, assnts rents need apply. Address Box 4s7-z.
14O4 c ST. N.E-S5,75O TERMS. SIX
newly decorated: OWNER. Lincoln 707s.-
BUY DIRECT FROM BUILDER. SAVE
shsp a5s eSenoHs nmd
H1LLcREsT-NEw sIx-RooM BRIcK
home, fireplace tile kitchen. tile bath.
to- 9 0s1as7 owsER tsf oPsn sao eas sa1a aoss
ExcEPTIoNAh EXC 3E NE. BARGAIN 9EHi sn,1;Si
$3.50: trade Georgia 1872. is.
sEMI-DETAcHED, s-RooM HOUSE; 4
sesped sa Sole one rus
be seen Sunday. 3O06 Ordway st. Nv.
:; oil It,: eny Ny sI$555 ssSSs: TSinss sg5tssIx e
esr AYE br ana sa4 49's besuu sn Colonial d ba S
RYos HsSSs 90 co 9hes 4is i4,h cssa1s sss
5l5 4th ST; SCI ROOMS. GAR;
b borhoo,d; rho, H $. 500, s., Atlantic c. a37e.NN
DOCTORS HOME: ATTRACTIVE COR
baths, Oil heat. oak trim, lot 9O-ft. front;
splendid oGes and nn eye xh
street; originally sold for SI95QO. Quick
Sss;. sale sls srs5,0s M Mr. TWEED day Natl
CHEVY .CHAsE-S9. .75O-A REAL VALUE.
Well-built, ,6-room. center hall brick' at.
tractlyely designed. large lot; sodoed 1hia sno
nd 0uS Tor
value MR.. TWEED Natl 0s56. -
S35 MONTH AND 81 $50 CASH WILL
give you large living room with stone stone
kitchen splendid bed rooms and private
bath, in a new all-stone detached house
w bq 1T 95 Ecot See th; re1 Phone oD
ADAMS 94ea aa' or Georsia 'sHs' 1850 a NV
WOODBRIDGE. BUNGALOW. SO. 750-3O1l
cmton st ne nust of, Of r. e,ar aye
spsce ehepnu trmmed oored atic
$50 cash $50 month Gnnn Yon VIII have inyes TO
ton all day sunday. 4. L. TIMBER
LAKE Potomac O2GO.
N, CAP NEAR R. !, AVE- STORY
home. separate apis. ] rented basement
iasa. f4stte'S wit" 0S'"' "uS' 'A''''''e A'
WOODBRIDGE 263o MYRTLE AVE, NE
Detached. rooms and bath. a bed rms; }:
4"12x2o6: high elevation, lovely shade.
Immediate possession $3.50; easy terms
owner L. q. R1CHARDSON. l2l0 N. HaT-
riSon st. Arlington. Va. Walnut 1923
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN-s-ROOM SEMI
detached brick house, garage; fne location.
ISL kearney st. ne
RETIRED-MoVING TO FLORIDA.
VIII Sell at Bargain
Fine Semi-Detached Brick.
NEAR l4th AND PARK RID.
Excellent Condition.
rooms. :! tiled baths. toilets; gear
garage: oil heat.
HOUSE Will Pay for Itself.
Paid xl4 500 Win Sell for 50 900.
HOWENSTE1N REALTY CORP
Dist. 1877. Pot. 1921.
WOODBRIDGE
3049 Clinton st. n,e.-A brand new
5-room bungalow with oil heat and ga
WoODRIDGE REALTY CO..
237T R l. Ave. NE North 1908.
BIG BARGAIN FROM BUILDER.
Ss450-New Groom 2 baths modern
brick. Beautiful lot; west OF Conn. ave.
GENERAL BUSINESS INC.
35ls Conn. Ave. Clev. l3O3-l304.
73OO-oUEBEc ST NV. NEAR
Soldiers Home-6-room brick cor
ner home, good condition. Gear
a WEAVER BROS. INC.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER MAN
and wife wish permanent rental OF small
near District: low rent: desirable couple.
Address Box 399-X. Star office. 16'
ONE-ROOM, PRIVATE BATH. FURN. OR
unfurn apt for lady vicinity 18th and
sts. NV. Call Cleveland 1446.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

1425 2lst NW.-TEN ROOMS. J BATHS;
semi detached. ami. conveniently ar
ranged; ) complete apartments; available
June lSt.
CLEVELAND PARK-NAVAL OFFICER S
house, furn, ,-unfurn: ) bed r. garden. serv-
ants quarters refs: long lease. CleV. olu3
POTOMAC HEIGHTS. 5tl2 SHERRIER
pl. n.w.-6rm. detached house. large lot,
3 porcheS. garage. electric refrigeration,
not-water heat. Call North 1881
IN PETWORTH,
1927 14th st. NV. Colonial home. Liv-
ing room. dining room , bed rooms.
kitchen and bath: ) porches; bullt-ln
garage: $50 furnished. SO unfurniShed.
1404 K CAFRITZ. Dist 9OS0.
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HOUSES WANTED 10 BUY

s1x-ROOM HOUSE IN NORTHWEST SEC
ment: credit references. Address BOX
4O5-X. Star ofice. 16'
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. Immediate settlement.
=. A. GARVEY. Dist. 450S. 1926 Vt. ave.
WANT HOME. 100000 TO S25 900, IN
Forest Hills or similar section. Address
Box 129-A, Star ofice.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FO8
REY faf q e. goah ds t Sss
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

SIX ROOMS. 2 BATHS; NEW.
SO. 800
Nine built, one left; all brick. 1s' wide;
arranged for 2 families; less than the con-
struction cost; $500 cash.
1917 NAYLOR ROAD Sc
Open 1890 to g.
WAPLE a. JAMES. INC.
l224 l4th st. NV. District 3347.
$500 CASH - HILLCREST = DETACHED
BRICK.
rsnged for ! or 2 families; open fireplace;
porcheS; eaEy terms
22O4 32nd Place Sc
tout Pa. ave. to Branch ave. right to Ala
bama ave. right to 32nd pl)
OPEN 1890 Am. to Pm.
WAPLE q JAMES INC,
1924 14th St. NV. District 3346
RECONDIT1ONED-oP 10 AM TO 8
p pmH--1212 Emerson ST.. NV, in Saul's
Addithienf snd rooms nn baths bed room
slider trade on CLEAR lots: Call Geo 463D.
~ WAPLE q JAMES. INC,
1224 18th st. NV. District 3346.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
81 AZ sFo. bansalex; = 200; 55. 3 attic r.;
E heat s'G & N MAYNoR basss ssSs ss5s9 sisvood 81
rd ne. North 433S
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
Continued

COntluueO.)
FIRST snssF.rr TIME RENTED; RENT cooLEsT Spot Spot
shower; sleeping porch. Wisconsin 1854.
LADIES; ATTRACTIVE SMALL HOUSE
aha ircis large & &garden, Mass ave- near Sheridsn
Telephone NortS io4e7. 0N1N 0l'
SSs 3S5 WEST VEST BRADLEY LANE: CHEVY
appointments, garage Open for inspec-
TERRELL & LITTLE. INC. National 1886.
BR1GHTW,OOD-COOL t RMS, 2 BATHS,
!. screened porches, garage; newly furn.
reas; ref. Randolph 1l43.
AtL5SxANDRIAMsuELE tsmSsz. I1sIA JUNE TO SEP;
rms. < paths. piano. garden. Alex, 4S5-W.
CHEVY CHASE = CoNVEN. LOCATED,
eee house porehe
lease: reas. Emerson 832l
ABA AMP 1p4 47S5 7S1.EoA 20sh ST; NORTH.
Block South tileSs Of Lee Ra Highway at
:. Ne New detached brick bungalows, Ave
esectri se rooms path; attic and tull cellar;
at 4720.
Natl. s1og:n B. !: r:ssaA'S3H sASH S3s c1 Bin St. NV.
caET2 Il EN9scMAsE cMAsE. Sb: ST;:
nook f00ms se and side Dahs po2sb
garage; electric refrigeration; Sl15.
l4o4 Eye St. NV. Natl. 1853.
$500 Wis. Ave Wis 2553,
NO. Carvel circle, Westmoreland Hills,
Md.--Very desirable detached brick house.
mat,a nonta1n1ns an sr3 rooms "a bed rooms auto
garage; freplaces; maids room and bath;
rent, Sl35 per month,
14l7 K NV. " National $500.
$40 18th ST. NV.
S55 large rooms, bath, oil burner.
automatic water heater, elec.. gas.
.aundry EehnS ,n sqbs spacious closets convenient
tral location; within blocks l4th and
SEPTEMBER 12.6 ROOMS, ] BATH,
MOSS REALTY Co.." CO..
Metropolitan 1876.
80 l425 CLIFTON ST. NV.
lo rooms, : baths garage, oil heat Sl10.
81 18th St. NV. National 5ooa.
Ss5-,6 RMS. BATH, BUILT-IN GARAGE,
Immediate possession. Near New Hamp-
S',s a"q PoToMAe REAffY Ai23piss5ls eo 'u1n'
35o3 Ga Ave. NV. Adams 1903.
FOREST HILLS
c,syy - Ehss Bloes West Y + Of an1 a0th St NV,
- rooms a bed rooms. bath; f1rSt-toor
lavatory. electric refrigeration; nicely fur
niShed; One-car garage; nice grounds.
SANDOZ INC.
Dupont Circle Decatur 4OlO.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Would you like an artistic Colonial home
furnished in antiques? large rooms .
baths: shade trees June to Sept / Sl}5
monthly. 3yl1 Harrison ST. Phone Emer-
son 9O5S.
IN CHEVY CHASE D. C.-6 ROOMS AND
bath. nicely furnished possession June /.
CHAS, S. MUIR d CO.
Phi. Natl. 1895. 2O3 Southern Bldg.
42O5 LELAND ST. CHEVY CHASE
Attractive English design brick home;
& rooms. :, baths, elec. refrigeration. oil
burner; daylight basement; large lot;
lear garage; beautifully furnished; con-
venient to schools, stores and tranSporta-
ton.
BEITZELL
1915 X ST NV DIST 300.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNlshED.
INTOWN-LOW RENT.

lNTOWN-LOW RENT.
j RM,. KIT. $40: 2 r.. K, $50;
%, M9dern p5 as elevator bldg" convenient THE
BLAIR. 1921 M st. NV. National 5431.
THE WENDELL,
1858 California. St. NV.
From, apt rms, Sas kit and bath: free
THE MINTWOOD,
1s43 Mlntwood ,Pl. NV.
Near 18TH and Col. rd.-2 car lines: l
m h Isf f bat sah Oeth eo2nes Fms res
free cleo. Refrigeration. $50.
THE SALUDA,
1lO1 Euclid st. NV
~, rms. ; KIT. bath 81 s425 , and 81 s45' 8
1921 ASHMEAD PL. NV,
Near Conn, Ave. Bridge.
sleeping porch: free elec; and refriseratlon
light and cool. Reasonable rental.
WALTER A. BROWN.
1915 Eye ST NV. National 1852.
S48 so TO S5l.5o. NEW APTs., CON-
able. able 5s4 81 Raleigh % a''s St. i' se. 2
ra3s;ssad rmS dnette citou KIT oath St eIee esS
inetS:, heat and hot water fur
j. MERRIiL CONNER,
NEAR 18th and Columbia Rd.
FRONT SUITE IN quiet DulldlnG less
than one square from new grade
Ventilation, R FIR LIBERATION:
PLEASANT rooms kitchen and
bath. And JUST So 80
1929 California st. NV.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE.
Choice CORNER apartment in quiet
building at junction of R. I. and
Conn. aves,: choice location, with
in short walk of main downtown
section: LARGE central foyer. liy-
ing room. bed room. kitchen (RE-
FRIGERATION) and bath. Rental
JUST $3.50.
1880 M st. NV.
2 OPPORTUNITIES AT
"DEVONSHIRE."
Summer is pleasant at these two
buildings at the highest point of
WASHINGTON. where cooling breezes
blow. Convenient to schools stores
buSSes. cars. etc. FREE refrigera-
ton. switchboard and elevator
service: numerous other comforts.
$500 Central foyer, living
room. bed room COM
municating bath ttub
and shower. furnished
dinette and kitchen.
S72.5O > EXPOSURES, foyer.
THREE pleasant rooms.
central bath tub and
show ~ furnished
dinette model kitchen.
Ais Wisconsin Ave.
Cleveland $500
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEAR ARLINGTON.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
j. GARRETTE BETHEL.
$8,950-TAKOMA. D. {

Located in one Of the prettiest and most
convenient sections of Takoma Park is this
Colonlai detached home Containing &
unusually large rooms. tile bath real wood
purnlns fireplace. daylight cellar, new oil
puIneI, auto. water heater large lot,
Deautlluily planted; detached garage; paved
will sell Immediately. "N
BEITZEII, District ann
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

Will sacriflce my home 12 rooms. 3
baths, 2car garage: location perfect
| northwest. Apply to OWNER. Box 49s-x
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JUST LOOK at
340O Newark ST. in old Cleveland
Park, An individual home with
nearly, HALF ACRE of lovely
grounds in. the heart of one Of
Washington's most select residen-
tial sections. To settle an estate,
this lovely home is being offered
at REAL SACRIFICE on conven-
lent terms. We are safe in saving
the interior Will bear out your
londest expectations. For details
or appointment to inspect TELE-
PHONE MR.. ALVERSON. National
1912.
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DUVALL & CO.,
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

DISTINCTIVE ENGLISH COTTAGE
type; bed rooms; pretty corner property
In Edgemoor; large lot; safe for children
and close to school; might consider good
rental row house in exchange on equity,
Available June i. o. H. BENSON,
Guernsey, Pa.
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HOUSES UNFURhIsHED.

3S26 Both ST. MT RAINIER-6-ROOM
bungalow; good location, children; rent.
S45: open Sunday.
FEDERAL HOUSING MONTHLY PAY
ment buying plan. less than rent 200
cash; repossessed houses. FULTON r.
GORDON, 1927 Eye ST n ". District $3.50.
DUTCH COLONIAL BED ROOMS OIL
heat. > tile baths: large lot. garage 500
oil a1ad i
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GLOVER PARK HOME

Six rooms, bath, front porch. two rear
porches, bullt-in garage. This home is be-
ing completely redecorated from cellar to
auto Two doors from bus service Price
$3.50 and terms TO suit An appoint
ment 10 inspect this home may be made
Ihfoueh Mr.. Palmieri Shep. 3742
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LOVELY CORNER.

This delightful home in nearby suburb
contains SIX large rooms and bath 1t
may De purchased on very advanta9 eous
terms. Call me Tor complete Information.
Mr.. Lynch. Adams 2q3S
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Res. Mgr.-l440 R st. NV.

OVERLOOKING "CASCADES."
With 4 EXPOSURES and one of
the most delightful outlooks in
Washington. In a quiet building,
convenient to stores, cars. buSses.
etc. Foyer. large living room TWO
bed rooms. central bath. small din
ing room. kitchen iREFRIGERA-
TON. And all for ONLY $3.50
Worth Inspecting NOW
2201 18th st. NV,
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TO CLOSE ESTATE.
$40 450

Corner house, lovely grounds. front pore
center haH: Price reduced. House ope
Apply OWNER. 43Ol l7th st. NV
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i ,RM.. KIT. $40: 2 R.. X, $50,
Modern elevator bldg. convenient: THE
bLAlR 13ol M st u W. NatiOnal b43I.
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1918 K st. NV

FOR LESS THAN RENT
81 900 cash and $40 per month will en-
able you to own this dandy brick sunga.
low. Close to town in a nearby suburb,
rooms, bath, hot-water heat For inspec-
ION 10 call Mr.. Cunningham for appointment,
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Attractive Dutch Colonial detached brick
home, containing rms. "A priv. bed rmsl,
tiled bath lavatory on 1st floor, real wood.
burning fireplace, daylight basement,
equipped for living quarters; detached ga
rage; lot 4OX1:5: On wide ave. with
future commercial possibilities. Will con-
Slder reduction for equity cash
BElTZE1.L- DlSt Il % lhlh W
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81 .3OO-QUEBEC ST NV NEAR
Soldiers Home-6-room brick cor
ner home. good condition: Gear
garage large lot
WEAVER BROS. INC,
Washington Bldg. District q4S6.
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ONLY $3.50 CASH

with S35 monthly payment will buy this
delightful f1ve-room brick home II has a
slate roof and attached garage Situated
near schools and transportation in new
section Phone W. c. Richardson North
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S8.250.

New roomy detached brick house 2 bed
rooms. OF which will take twin beds:
attic tiled bath room nearly Q #. square;
dlnlng room opens onto a cool porch "a
feet long lot big enough for vegetable and
mower gardens; one square from bus and
store. Drive out to bank Of Bethesda TO
Old GEORGETOWN I'd to 100 block turn
left on Southwick st TO third house.
OPEN AND LIGHTED DAILY
MARLOW-BEECH CORP Met 117o
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BURLEITH HOME.

Completely repapered and repainted
Brand-neW screened-in rear porch; gas
Terms. $500 cash and sci rs per month.
Phone Mr. Tucker. Randolph ln44
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POIOMAC REALTY Co.
3503 Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 1909.
s424 SECOND PLACE NW.-S9.7bO.
New detached solid brick; large lot;
close to transportation. stores and schools;
Just of large Government park and rec
reation center This home is the very lat
est 1887. modern in every respect. &
rooms. ? baths: slate roof furred walls:
weather stripped. caulked and copper
screens. Drive out 3rd to Tuckerman ST..
right on Tuckerman half block to houses
WAPLE &, JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST NV District 3347
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18th STREET HEIGHTS,
ALL-STONE COLONIAL HOME.
S1O.45O.
NEAR GARDEN HOME.

Among jonouils. iris and tulips peonies
rosebushes and all kinds of shrubbery; old
bearing apple. pear and cherry trees: large
oak and holly trees in front yard: new
6-room brick, insulated weather stripped
copper screens. slate roof h-Wh Are
garden space. rustic rock Ash pool: block
from express bus car line near schools
stores. churches. District line and B & O.
Station. Open every day and Sunday. See
owner next door, 1ia Maple ave- Takoma
Park. phone Shepherd 2944
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CORNER BRICK-S6. 500.

Closing estate. near 9th and Mass ave.
no . rms. . baths. h.-wh; e!ec., ga
rage; income: Sis per mo from aptS.;
opportunity for home and investment.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th ST. Rea!tor. Natl OT53.
ENe Phone Gen 4GSE
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A BRICK BUNGALOW.

This attractive home has FIVE large
-ooms, light attic and hot-vater heat
eIlced lor immediate sale at S5 $50. Rea-
'onable terms TO responsible party Call
Mr.. Cummings Decatur o4o6
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2O24 JACKSON ST. NE.
Just off business block of Rhode Island
ave. Woodbridge. rooms tile bath nj :;
large lot. fenced; garage; S65. Call Shep.
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INSPECT TONIGHT.
750-

We'll located in Sc, near 18th and Pa
ave. car line, convenient schools and
stores; 8 large rooms. hardwood floors
throughout. front and rear porches h.-wh
garage; house is in good condition. Call
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APARTMENTS UkFURkisHED.

THE MARCHETA,
112l NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Apartments available consisting OF one
room, kitchenette. dining alcove, dressing
room with Murphy bed and bath Electric
Lefrigeration and all modern conveniences.
Cali resident manager.
THE FLAGLER,
T36 22nd ST. NV.
Apartments consisting of one room,
Kitchen and bath. Downtown location. Call
resident manager.
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
OF
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
Divorce Given Mate
OF Rosemary Ames
InhGrn1Ony Barred
BY Banker

CHICAGO, Oct. % d.N.s0.
Marriage and a movie career fail
ing to harmonize, Rosemary Ames
Stilwell, Chicago'S socialite motion
picture actress, was free of her
marital bonds today.
She was divorced yesterday by
Abner j. Stilwell, vice president of
the Continental Illinois Bank and
Trust Company. He charged de-
Sertion. explaining:
"She left me January 10, 1885,
and have not seen her since.
She told me she wanted to be
free to pursue her own career
in motion pictures, while I was
mostly interested in banking"
Stilwell told John j. Lupe he
had been a good and consider
ate husband" They were married
March %, 1885, Immediately after
Miss AmeS had obtained a divorce
from BERTHE Mayer, London the
atrical producer.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23

other fr1endS OF Anna HAM, OIL
trial for the murder of stories of
how they died.
When the trial resumes Mon.
day, Prosecutor D. M. Outcalt will
call witnesses to complete the ac-
count Of how George Obendoerfer,
another elderly German, died in
agony in the Bethel Hospital, Col
orado Springs.
Judge Charles S. Bell recessed
court for the weekend on the
plea of Defense Counsel Joseph
Hoodin last night that he was Ill.
Also, there will be further ref
erence to Albert Palmer, 72-year-
old railroad watchman, who died
with the same agonizing symptoms
after he had met the blonde and
comely Anna.
Wagner, Palmer and Oben-
doerfer-and others Out a t
charges, all died from arsenic
poisoning administered by Anna
in a mass murder undertaken by
her to get their savings.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
Peace Societies
Back President

NEW YORK, Oct. % Q.N.S).
A majority of the 40 peace socie-
ties in the national peace confer
ence support President Roosevelt's
international ainti-war policy, as
expressed in his Chicago speech,
in the opinion of Walter w. Van
Kirk, conference director, today.
In a nationwide broadcast Van
Kirk said the organizations back
ing the President "are agreed that
the President should strive for a
program of cooperation with other
nations in establishing the pri-
macy of law and justice in inter
national relations"
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
RADIO DUMMY
DETAILS Barred

GN.S) Testifying before the
Federal Communications Commis-
sion in disbarment proceedings
against Paul Segal and George
Smith, radio attorneys, Gertrude
Alberghane, HOLC employe, today
told the commission she had filed
an application for a radio station
at Pawtucket, r. l., although she
had no intention Of going into the
radio business.
The two attorneys are charged
with setting up dummy corpora
tions.
Miss Alberghane, who was
granted immunity by the commits
sion, said she signed the applica.
tion for the station as a favor to
her uncle, w. Paul Oury, and re-
ceived nothing for it.
She stated that at the time the
application was filed she had
$4,000, whereas now she had
only a small savings account. She
admitted, she had claimed her
residence was PawtuGket, while
actually it was Boston.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
GIRL, SHOWED
OFF CAR, HURT

BOSTON, Oct. %. Q.N")-A
mysterious stranger who pushed
Miss Katherine Fiske, IS, Rad
cliffe College sophomore and
daughter of Professor Cyrus H.
Fiske, of Harvard medical school,
from the running board Of her
automobile was sought today by
police.
Miss Fiske, suffering from con-
cusSion and other injuries, was in
serious condition at Peter Bent
Brigham Hospital.
Her automobile was found in a
lonely Cambridge street several
hours later, the motor still warm.
Her pocketbook was missing.
Fingerprint experts were sum-
moned to search for prints on the
cars interior.
Mrs. Anna L. Reynolds, of
Brighton, and her brother, Cor
don K. Griffin, Fairview, N. j.,
witnessed the affair. They chased
the man by automobile but lost
him. They told police Miss
Fiske was just about to get in
her car when the mysterious as
sailant pushed her off and started
up the automobile.
At the hospital, Miss Fiske was
in such a dazed condition she was
unable to explain what happened
or give a description Of her as
Sailant.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
GANGS NEMESIS
OF 188O'S DEAD

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. %
QN.S).-The man who prose
cuted the notorious Jesse James
gang in the 89's Is dead today.
William H. Wallace, who sent
James lieutenant, William Ryan.
to prison for 25 years, succumbed
at the age Of 80.
Wallace frequently spiked ru-
mors that the bandit leader was
still alive. He saw Jesse's body
after Jesse was killed by Robert
Ford in 1882, and when the ru-
mors arose wallace would snort,
"Just another faker."
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
Italy Adds Troops,
Worrying France

LONDON, october % GN.S).
France has notified the British
government of her deep concern
regarding Italian military rein.
forcements in Libya, adjoining
French colonial possessions, it was
disclosed today. The official Paris
advices to London stated France
may find it necessary to strengthen
her defenseS in Tunis and Algeria.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
3 Escape Death
In Crossing Crash

LANDOVER, Md, Oct. 23.
Three colored persons narrowly
escaped death last night at the
railroad crossing here when their
automobile skidded and the tires
became caught in the railroad
tracks.
The trio-George S. Summer.
vile, of Seat Pleasant, Md, Philip
Lynch, of Cedar Heights, Nd, and
Luvenia Parkers, of the 14O0 block
Columbia Rd. N. w., Washington
the automobile. It
was demolished a few minutes
after they left it by New York
express train.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
Theft Ring Aide
Gets Light Term

NEW YORK, Oct. % QN.SO.
Because he revealed a subway
locker as the hiding place Of stolen
Treasury notes valued at $647, 900,
Mayer Frankenburg, member OF
an international bond theft ring,
faced a greatly reduced prison SEN
tence today. His term was cut
from a possible IL years, with a
$40, 900 fine, to a year and day
in the Federal Penitentiary.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
OAR. Are Warned
To Coach Children

HARRISBURG, Oct. 23.-The
Pennsylvania Society Of h e
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton was warned that more work
is needed among the nations chill
dren because they are getting
away from the ideals of our fore
fathers"
Mrs. Horace M. Jones, of Phila-
.delphia, national chairman of
Americanism, addressed ths forty.
first annual conference Of the
State society.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
n. Y. Motor Death
Toll Rise Alarms

ALBANY, Oct. 23.-An increase
Of 1S per cent in automobile fatal
tiles in the State during the first
eight months of this year. com.
pared with the same period last
year, was characterized as alarm
ing" by Charles A. Hartnett, COM
missioner OF motor vehicles.
According to the report, 1853
persons were killed and 69,237
were injured in 5S.352 automobile
accidents In re 1897 period.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
Bishop Warren
Will Speak Here

Bishop R. H. Warren, Of Seattle,
Wash, will be in the Capital from
October "a to November 4, to speak
at the Roberts Memorial Free
Methodist Church, Twelfth and N
StS. N. W., each nj ght except
Saturdays. Bishop Warren pre-
sided at the last annual confer
ence. This is his first visit here.
The Washington times., 1937-10-23
THREE DIE IN CRASH

BOURBON, Mo-, oct. % Q.N.S0
Three Tulsa, Okla, residents were
dead today, victims of head-on
collision between an automobile
and a lumber truck on Highway
No. 66, . mile and Q half west
Of here. .4As.l