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The daily independent., 1937-04-17

If ever I get married there
wont be a house full of kids for
me; I'm going to have one kid, or
at the most two, and train that
one or that pair right" 1t was
the Soda Jerker speaking.
You will perform miracle, II
you do any such thing" replied
the Bank Clerk.
In fact, it is my observation
that parental training enters very
little into the development OF a
child. Think a minute! Pick any
group of five or six children in
any family, all subject to the same
parental training and discipline,
and chances are every one OF them
IS different.
"One may be studious, and an
other a flamSy-head; one may be
honest and truthful and another
a dolt.
The parent who expects TO get
perfect child by restricting him
self to one offspring and depend
ing upon the training of that single
offspring, is inviting the risk OF
grave disappointment.
Children from some OF the
most religious and best disciplined
homes ! know about are some
times most disappointing. I have
sseu Z minister and Z bank en-
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
:M. Minority Is A Pain
To Big Corporations

tending annual meetings OF big
business corporations, represent
ing the small stockholders by
proxy. Gilbert has built up quite
a reputation for himself and now
he is dead sure he has things 60
ing his way.
fitting at titles in the financial
and industrial world is old stuff
TO him. He became interested in
the welfare of the small stock
holder in 1882 and has been set
ting his guns for action ever since.
This week he bearded two lions
of the Bethlehem Steel corpora
ton in their den at Wilmington.
DEL when he openly opposed the
fitness of Charles M. Schwab to
remain as chairman Of the board.
1t almost brought on a fist
fight.
Less than a fortnight ago he
succeeded in rousing small stock
holders to heckle David Sarnoff.
president of the Radio Corpora
ton of America, at the firms an
nual meeting.
Gilbert has attended stockhold-
ers meetings for three or four
wears, he said, Just to look out for
his own rights.
Then" he said, Il saw that the
small stockholder didn't have a
chance, that the big wigs wouldn't
even listen to him. All the business
was carried on over his head.
Then I determined to begin my
| fight"
People began to send him prox-
les. And the fight was on.
Gilbert attends from so to so
meetings a year.
Sure / own stock in them all"
he said. Il wouldn't be there if
didn't. I'm not entirely a philan-
thropilt, you know"
During the off season, Gilbert
spends his time in Europe study
! ing business conditions there.
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
OF SUCH STUFF THE STARS OF THE SCREEN
che BANK CLERK Ase TAC SODA JGQKeR

bezzler, a social worker ana a
homicide come out of the same
family, all having had the benefit
of the same mother love and pray
erful training.
IF your mind is set on having
a child of whom you will be proud
and if you don't want to invite dis
appointment, better make up your
mind to have five or six KIDS and
trust to God and luck that one or
two of them will make a high
grade"
And you mean to tell me that
parental training has nothing to
do with the making OF a man!
asked the Soda Jerker.
Nothing of the kind rephed
the Bank Clerk; but I do say
that there are imponderableS en-
tering into the development OF a
child that may offset or nulll1y
the most careful training 1t can
get from its parents"
You almost discourage me III
thinking of getting married ana
having children" sighed the SODA
Jerker.
BE not discouraged" exclalm-
ed the Bank Clerk; You may be-
come the father of Movie star
which requires neither an Import
ant mental endowment nor the
eHerciSs CT especial training
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
DR.. DY'ane Protests RdSing
OF Memorial Chapel
Fort Raleigh
But Frank Slick Presents
Case for Government
Acquisition

The proposal of razing or re-
moving the buildings erected at
Fort Raleigh on Roanoke Island
under the auspices of the WPA
as a condition to the taking over
of the site by the National Park
service. is accepted philisophically
by Frank Stick, designer of the
buildings, but not so by the Rev
R. B. Drane, venerable former
pa.tor Of Old st. PaulS church at
Edenton.
To DR.. Drane the construction
on the site of Sir Walter Raleigh'S
Lost Colony of the log palisade
settlers cabins, and especially OF
the Memorial chapel, appears as
the elimination and reward of the
long years which he and his az
sociateS in the Roanoke Colony
Memorial association devoted tc
the work of commemorating the
ranking antiquity in America OF
the English people and of theil
church.
It was through the association
that the first marker on the site
was erected in 1896 and its ef-
forts in subsequent years did much
to keep alive the memory anc
Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
Social Security Act
Is Unconstitutional
SnvsUS.CircuitCOurt
But Appeal Will Be
Taken to the Su-
preme Court
Tax Is Held Invalid
Federal Tribunal at Boston
Sees Conflict With the
State Governments

Boston, April l6.-(U.P)-Warn-
ing that valuation of the act
would mark the lend Of respon-
sible state government" the first
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals in
a 2 to l decision today ruled un-
constitutional the federal Social
Security act.
Special assistant U. S. Attorney
Arthur Murray said the decision
would be appealed to the Sup
RENE Court. The high tribunal is
expected to rule within the next
few weeks on constitutionality OF
one of the acts provisions.
John Pearson, New England re-
gional director of the social secur-
ity board tonight announced that
registration for social security ac-
count numbers, payment of claims
and grants-in to states would
continue until the supreme court
passes on the constitutionality OF
the social security act"
On Three Counts
Specifically the majority, on
grounds the act violated states
rights, held in Ialid these taxes:
/. An excise tax on payrolls
levied under tie acts title nine
unemployment Insurance..
2. A tax on employees deducted
by employers under title eleht
Cold age assistance.
3. A tax on employers equal 10
the total of that of their employees,
also under title eight.
A Previous Ruling
The circuit court was the same
that in July 1885 in another Ito
| decision held unconstitutional
Continued on Page Three)
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
A Hymn They
W WOuldn'
Sing
But the Russian Imperial
Singers Scored a
Big Hit

A request went up from some
one in the audience in the thIrd
Elizabeth City Cooperative Con-
cert series last night, for the Rus
sian Imperial Singers to sing the
Russian National Hymn. The re-
quest was communicated to
Michael Dido, first tenor.
mo politics." said Tenor Dido
with a Shrug of his shoulders.
There are lots of Red Russians
and White Russians in America
and the Russian singers are not
catering to either side.
Personally, Tenor Dido is a
White Russian. He fought in the
army of the Car before the
Revolution. Today he is a marked
Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
Endorse Trio
OF Alumni
OfU.N.C.
Williams, Conger and Lit
tie Endorsed at Get.
Together Here

Endorsement of three local
University of North Carolina
alumni who at present are being
named as prospective appolntees
to state boards and commissions
to be named shortly by Governor
Clyde r. Hoey was the highllght
of last nights informal get-to-
gether of U. N. c. alumni, present
students and prospective students
at the Virginia Dare hotel.
The endorsements. which Will
probably take the form of formal
resolutions, favor the appoint
ment of F. Webb Williams as
chairman of the board of trustees
of E. C. Conger as member OF
the reorganized State Highway
and Public Works commission
and of George R. Little as a
member of the commission to be
named by the governor to make
a study if the needs and require
ments for Negro education in this
state.
Messrs. Little, Conger and Will
liams are all former students OF
the university. Mr.. Little has been
chairman of the board If trustees
of the State Normal school Tor
several years and is regarded as
a great friend of Negro education.
Mr.. Conger has long been inter-
ested and active in the promotion
of good roads, has made a seri-
GUS study if road problems and
is regarded as very good man
for a place on the highway board.
Mr.. Williams was author Of the
Pasquotank Liquor Control act,
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
Spuds AS Basic
Commodity
Is Goal
Resolutions Adopted Here
Yesterday at Meeting
of Farm Bureau

Resolutions endorsing the in
cIusion of truck crops generally
and Irish potatoes specifically in
the Federal governments list Of
recognized farm commodities, and
advocating a tax scheme to et-
fectuate production control were
adopted at a meeting Of Farm
Bureau members of Northeastern
North Carolina held there yester-
day.
The resolutions were adopted at
the conclusion of three-hour
meeting in the ballroom OF the
Virginia Dare hotel, during which
w. R. Ogg, national secretary OF
the American farm bureau; E. F
Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
Over 600 AT
.Hi School
Meeting
Contests at S. n. S. Drew
Record Crowd; Hert-
ford Leaders

Attended by the largest crowd
in the history of the contests, the
eighth annual High School Day
contests at the Stat Normal school
went off without 4 hitch yesterday
and were declared highly success
full in every way.
Approximately 600 Negro high
school students from Is different
schools in Northeastern North
Carolina attended the contests.
P. w. Moore high school, which
was the principal winner in last
years contests, made clean
sweep of the musical events, WIN
ming first places in all four
classes, solos, trios. quartets and
choruSeS. The school received a
Continued on Page Five)
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

Democrat and Republican
Dupont, who lives in Whining
ton. Del, is chairman of the
board Of E. I. dupont de NemourS
and company. manufacturers of
explosives, and is cne of the larg-
est contributors to the Republican
party.
RaSkob, vice president and
member of the munitions firms
finance committee, lives in New
York. He is a member of the f.
nance committee of General Mo-
tors corporation and was chair
man of the Democratic National
committee in 1923. Both were ac-
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
Rask0b And Dupont Are
Accused OF Tar EuasiiOn
Government Alleges That Huge Sums De-
Quoted From Income Returns AS
Losses We're Fictitious

Washington April 1WHThe federal has issued
SubpenaS against Pierre dupont and John Rakob ordering them
before the beard of tax appeals testify concerning
charges that they eYaded federal learned
tonight
They have directed appear Disney board
member the city post York
City addition produce
4S2 separate records and involved the
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

New York. April l6.-IU'P)-The
lords of big business tonight taceo
a new foe in Lewis D. Gilbert, the
man who calls himself the ma
tion's minority stockholder no. l.
My crusade" said Gilbert as
he sat in his Park Avenue apart
ment, is to reyolutionize Dig
business: give the small stockholo-
er an opportunity to voice MS
views"
They call this 29-year-old man
Mr.. Minority, career man III
the proxy field.
For two years he has been at-
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

Want Aid
For Navy
A SIX French Ship
yards and I. S. Ex-
perts to Assist
Equal to Japan's
Also Try to Buy Battleship
"Knockcd Down" In
This Country
Equal to Japan's

Paris, Saturday, April l7.-(UR)
Russia is negotiating for use of
French shipyards and American
technical experts to build up her
navy and put it on an equal foot
ing with the Japanese fleet, it was
learned today.
The SovictS, it was disclosed,
have approached the French gov
ernment with a proposal that sew
eral cruisers be laid down in
French shipyardS. At the same
time other warshipS would be
rushed to completion in Russian
por,S under direction of American
marine experts.
Private Shipyards
The government here already
have been asked to permit pri-
vate building firms at Saint
Nazaire, Brest, Cherbourg and LIE
Havre to fill Soviet orders for at
least five ships.
Russia, tagging in the world ma
val construction race, wants
cruiser and battlCShip PARITY
with Japan.
Reports from London said Rus
sia might seek American techni-
cal aid in a plan to build two 35,-
OO0-ton battleshipS.
In Washington
Washington, April l6.-(U,R)-
State department objections are
holding up Russian attempt to
buy a knocked down" battleShip
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

The committee was preparing to
recess over the weekend when r.
c. Tackett, who earlier had teSti-
fed that he received $50 for
keeping his mouth shut" in the
attempted murder of Lawrence
Dwyer, aged mine union organizer,
arose. He is under arrest in con-
nection with Harlan county yio-
lence and was in custody of depu-
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
Ford Dealers Using
An Unique Stunt

A distinctive advertising stunt
in the show windows of Carolina
Motors, Inc, on Water street at
tracted much attention last night.
Two large cardboard cylinders
in the show window each contain
a revolving cylinder which car
ries advertisements of various
Ford features. The cylinders are
lighted from the interior, and
may be seen thru openings in the
out.ide.
The attention of passing motor
lists and pedestrians was attract
ed to the display. .......
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

tive members of the American
Liberty league which opposed the
reelection of President RooSe-
welt.
The treasury is seeking Sl,042,-
3l8 from Raskob in alleged in
come tax deficiencies and S78l,-
1874 from dupont.
A Joint Hearing
The cases will be heard jointly
The government alleges they arc
ineXfricably involved and the
chief contention is that in 1929
Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
Iom0rr0W Observed
rs Safety Sabbath

,,.. ,.''.,y.. A,rI l6.-U.p- Citi-
,- r. ,' "'.'. Carolina were asked
r-. '.'e.Co. Hoey today to join
,. dina Motor club in
5... '.'- .a-dy as Safety Sab
s.. .aor said the Safety
49,. rmpalgn is a "mobili-
o.,- ..'nway safety in which
~.. '' "i.lzenS have enlisted
70 ... " mined purpose to try
ss~.. public sentiment in
ro- '. .a.Hly." said the COVER
~-' w.. "a. occompliSh remarkable
-. . .0dgc.2s INC fatalities
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
bandits
Out Trap
pnt Are Caught Lat
Dnr ar. e. Man Critic
ally Wounded
Capture Doctor
r.,,.c Him to Dress Wound
If On, Of Them Before
Taking His Car

,,...s~,y... Neb., April l6.-
Two desperate fugitives who
-. .as,r way out Of a trap In
-, ...,' topeka Nans~ poStoftice to-
~ - we're captured tonight with
~ -. ofar.ng resistance to Sheriff
~ y,,s~ sylvester and his deputy.
sr,rss,s. announced that the
- wanted in connection With
=, ~,b5srv Of a Katonah. N. Y
.,,$ :. admitted they were Louis
w,,-s 49, alas Gerald Lewis, 46. and
80. s,,say. 26. who wounded
..ss-,, Aze2. W. w. Baker and
,~,.sr5s. n the Topeka gun
Drives In Blind Street
-. sheriff. self-Styled "one OF
... .~a,.ss, sherifTS in Nebraska.
,r5 i've deputy sighted the pair
w. ~ sg-o-cb..e near Murray,
.,r., o. .era. They trailed them
.s-s ans arrested them when
r.s, :acy drove into a blind
s.se..
v9,-s was driving the car, Syl-
--s- SAD. Suhay. who was
-,y.se5 during the Topeka
.,5..... was a passenger.
The sheriff said the men at
- pretended they were intoxi-
a.s5. -hev complied readily to
, -yte- 10 stick up your
lands ard then admitted they
we're the gunmen OF the Topeka
a5-a~.
Sy.ves.c. took the men to the
Ass county .aI here.
Topeka Kans. April l6.-UH-
Two suspected New York bank
1acL..s WHO hot their way out OF
d .e6s.a. rap here leaving a fed
e.a. man critically wounded, to-
Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
Threat TO Witness
Sensation At CiUiI
Liberties Hearing
Mine Superintendent Brought Before the
Committee On Charges of Making
- Threat of Retaliation

Wabingon April 16WThe Senate Civil Liberties inquiry OF
brutal acts in bloody county KY thrown into an up
road late today complained that mine Superneno
ent threatened to send him of his testimony
after two Methodist preachers and young
grocery clerk had described wild of terror in the
county that reached peak with the ruthless murder Of cSad-
Itinaa
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

ty U. S. Marshal Robert Lin Bon
ham.
Tackett said that Ted Creech
mine superintendent of the r. w
Creech Coal Co., approached him
and said:
you've fixed up the coal op-
Continued on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

There is no form of nerve dis.
order that may not be caused or
aggravated by Eye strain. For a
thorough Eye examination see
DES. J. ,. HATHAWAY. (adv)
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

3a'.1s.a. Saturday, April IT,
49,. 1.,F.E-5.X German airplanes
.-,.,'.o s-.o o" German pilots were
S- @~ ,E0m Hanover to Burgos.
'@'''. 10. Use by the rebel air
'''--..--- on Page Three
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

Continued On Fags Threel
The daily independent., 1937-04-17
American W ar
Planes Halted
Bv TheFrench
Intended for Loyalists Is
claim: German Planes
Ferried to Rebels

-. -. '."''oV' apr" 4o.-C'', =,
- -. ID. yy''~1 .OUat -ApouAueU
~. y, % 'H'''..'C"" 'u..ee IIgnV-
~ ,~,..- ..-. S.'.es "oen |: was report
g., 9 .,.'. .'.-' were oe.Ng fIo"n 10
-.
The ,oa.~csred planes, unload
The daily independent., 1937-04-17

Continued on Page Three
Evening star., 1937-03-23
HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

5617 2nd PL NW.-6 r. AND b; AUTO
matte heat elect refrigeration, 3 large
porches. garage home 3 years old; $40 pei
mo. Call Natl. 2O3O.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
NEW APIS.
NEW 4-FAMILY APT.

4474 Conduit Rd. $50
1900 and 4504 Conduit Rd S51 30 S54 so.
Apt. consists of . rms, dinette, kit,
bath. porch; heat included.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Evening star., 1937-03-23
EXCELLENT LOCATION,
1DtD rInulnr c. NJ w

S79.5O-Rec hall. living room. dining
room, 3 bed rooms. kitchen, bath, inclosed
porch and screened porch; automatic heat
and refrigeration: garage.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
P SHOEMAKER.

~ II .. y W NJ" lVIdI TIH6-
RIVERDALE HEIGHTS, ND.
About ia acres OF GrOuuu. bound by two
streets. Carroll and Charlotte aves; va
ter, sewer and lights; hIeh elevation; i'm
proved by 6-room, bath, frame house: hot
water heat. elec. lights g0nd-size crerr
mouse earage trees. price $500, II 600
cash, balance monthly
Dist G24- 1-L,.. nn,1
Evening star., 1937-03-23
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE FOR A : or : BED
room detached house modern 3-bed-~ngrn
detached home with q baths and Lar
garage in select Shepherd Park reirhbo--
mood near new Shepherd grade scro7-
Address Box 1U--K S-ar Office s5.-rr
location Of YOUR properly
1l4 N. KENMORE ST. CLARENDON VA
Recondtloned BUNGALOW " rms. and
path. Hy. rm, 4&-N Wlrh fireplace Iarze
breakfast set, , large bed room fiji
cellar, b " h.. front and side po-C-s-.
lear detached -aEaEe lot Iuuy1g5 r.,v
Near schools. stores and 'rauzporfat- .n.
WI consider your D. c lot OF nousr IN
LEWIS H. HALL. $500 aith ST. NE
Evening star., 1937-03-23
DETACHED BRICK HOME
IN GOOD NV. LOCATION.
MUST RE SOLD

Owner leaving Washington permanently
House less than one year old, built on
lower market. This house is now being
offered as a real bargain. Automatic heat,
furred walls, insulated. slate roof: deep lot
and built-in garage. Six rooms. bath and
one-half; bed room and laVatory on first
moor. Priced to sell quickly at $3.50. Call
Mr.. Conner.
GoSs REALTY COMPANY,
Evenings 1905 Eye St
Atlantic 2702. National 1883.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

DETACHED s-ROOM COLONIAL cor.
t$get . bed rooms - baths. spa~.....
shaded yard 2GuS Tlldcn st.. : blocks a..
OF Connecticut ave. Owner
Evening star., 1937-03-23
HOUSES WANTED To plIy


CASH. FOR GOOD BRICK HOUSE; Nor
oyer $1,000, CHARLES n. GRIGGS. ljy-
Eye 81 NV. District g31H
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR PPArr
Mhl.e or c0lored Immediate settIer1rr.
E. A. GARVEY DIST an. 11G6 II. aF-,
I HAVE $1,000 TO PAY DOWN ON SIX
or seven room house IN su0d AmerIrar
hGIfEhoot,1ooc. l,f. must be bargain. owners
FLATS. APTS NEW OR OLD CASH
clients. Also arv houses W BAILEY.
Adams 47SG. Mail 1885 Meridian r.v
HOME WITH GARDEN on TERMS. IN
District OF Columbia or ont Sfa.e Dr.ra
and fully describe. Address Box 2GI NJ.
Slar once. 81.
s. 800 TO $500, ALL CASH NE or
HARRY E GLADNAN, 3ue Pa ave ..
Lincoln U3iG og-
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR ANY BRICK
or frame house IN The DIS'ylCt ot Columbra
WARREN T. COTHFPN
Evening star., 1937-03-23

c50 75 DETACHED BUNGALOW EX-
poo''o cellent residential section of
northeast: 5 rooms bath: recently redeco-
rated and in first-class condition.
DIXIE REALTY Co,
1417 L St NV National $780,
Evening star., 1937-03-23
MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. MILLS BLDG.
Natl. 1870 Low Rates N Y. Atlanta.
Boston. Fla. Chi, Clev.-Local Moving.
TRUCK FOR HIRE-CHEVROLET. ! "a
ton by day. week or month: reasonable
rataS general hauling. ATLANTIC HSIb.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

DESK OR, OFFICE SPACE. MAIL. PHONE.
Secretarlal service: $3.50 month llOl
woodward Bids. District 65U5
HANDSOME SUITE OF ROOMS SUIT
able for music studio, language school or
any office purpose; front 80 IT. on N Y.
ave: very desirable: low rental
JESSE L. HEISKELL, 1l15 Eye St NV
Evening star., 1937-03-23

GEORGETOWN. 3033 o ST. NV
story flat-front brick; Al heating plant,
4 bed rooms weather-stripped; Must be
sold; make offer. l.. H. THADEN teXclu-
SlVe AGENT. wisconsin $40
Evening star., 1937-03-23
NEW 2-FAMILY HOME.
DON'T READ THIS
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS

S5.T5O-A good 2O-ft row brick lust
taken in trade by. a builder and offered at
this price for an immediate sale rooms
and bath. h.-w h. electric refrigera ton :;
good NV. location. splendid home and
an equally good investment. Call Cleve-
Evening star., 1937-03-23

GEORGETOWN-RENT FROM APRIL l.
; BED ROOMS. . BATHS. MAIDS ROOM
AND S BATH; LARGE LIVING RMr PLEAS Ea s
EXCELLENT CONDITION. ADDRESS BOX
l.
Evening star., 1937-03-23

ELLICOTT ST. N.W.-4344
New stone detached house: rooms. .
baths, .single-car brick garage, oil burner;
fully insulated. Open all day Sunday
SIl.25O. terms. Col 1873
Evening star., 1937-03-23
NEW BRICK HOME.
1923 D ST. NE.

Colonial brick 6 rooms, recreation room.
baths gas furnace Electrolux refriger-
ator. screens. weather strips, furred, insu-
lated built-in garage; $50.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
roo 5th St Realtor Natl 0153
Evening star., 1937-03-23
NEW APARTMENT
Concord Gardens

800 B st. NE.
Rms. Kitchen, Bath Electric
| Refrigeration, S45.
1886 Colorado Ave. NV.
Rms. Kitchen. Bath Electric
Refrigeration. S47.5O.
$3.50 14th st. NV.
Convenient location; large outside
rms. bath. electric refrigeration. S62.5O.
| Plant and Gordon, Inc,
| 1874 Park Rd NV Columbia OS2S
Evening star., 1937-03-23
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE,

5-ROOM HOUSE FURNISHED. AND Ga
rage with city, conveu.e1gas +ar-s 's
clear deed Write for psrt.r..-s-s : 81
DODGE. Manassas Va
Evening star., 1937-03-23
HOUSES FOR SALE,

IN BEAUTIFUL SLIGO HILLS.
BungaloW. brick; beautifully land
scaped corner lot. 9UxIGO, on Bonifant
ave ave near transp., schools. stores rooms
ahu pain garage, Under $500 Easy
'ernlS' Day Natl lO12. Evening, All. 25Sl.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

COMBINATION KITCHEN AND LIVING
room. bed room private bath, garage space;
everything for III k. S35; reference re-
Quired. 3025 Beech st. Mt. Rainier Md.
3 LARGE ROOMS, AMI, FURNISHED OR
heat; newly papered, painted; u block OF
bus. 3526 Evans St. Mt. Rainier, Md.
Greenwood O9g2-J
Evening star., 1937-03-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED COTTAGE 3 ROOMS AND
yard. S35 Call 500 l4th st. Sc.
10 ROOMS 2 BATHS. WELL FURN :;
upper Alaska ave: rent from April 10
August 81: $3.50 E P. SCHWARTZ. INC,
1O14 Vt. ave. District 62lO.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
NEAR NAVY YARD.
Three Semi-Detached Bricks
OWNER SAYS SELL,

This lovely Chevy Chase Nd home fust
a short distance west Of Conn. ave. and
one which sold few years ago for several
thousand dollars above this present price.
= large rooms. screened living porch. beau
tiful lot, 2-car garage. Price under
Sll 900. 1t offers an unusual value in
both home comfort and convenient loca-
tion. Call j WESLEY BUCHANAN INC,
Evening star., 1937-03-23
WARREN T. COTHFPN
~ , Now YlrL. AEc " II
REAL ESTATE WANTED

CASH FOR ALL CLASSES INVESTMENT
property D. c. only, no COwr2lss.5l. I'M
mediate settleIneIt. Room 60, 1910 N.
ave. n. ". or Net grl3