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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-03-17

KILLED
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
Robinson Adds Former to
Resolution Condemning
Latter and Also
Spy System
BRITISH TEXTILERS
GIVEN ASSURANCES
Max Gardner Tells Them
4O-Hour Week Won't In
jure Them; More Condem-
nation of Roosevelt Court
Plan Is Heard In Testi-
mony at Committee Hear
ing

Washington, April 7.-(AP)-Sen-
ate Majority Leader Robinson pro-
posed today congressional condemna-
ton of company union and "any other
unfair labor ractices'-along with
sitdown strikers. He predicted quick
Senate action on resolution, which
he called Statement of policy de-
nouncing certain practices of both in
duStry and labor.
Sitdown tactics we're described in
the resolution as illegal and con-
trary to sound public policy"
The resolution also described in
dustrial spy systems and practices
contrary to the national labor rela-
tions act as against public interest.
The measure, if adopted by the Sen
the House. but would not require
President Roosevelt's signature.
Other developments Of the day I'M
Washington:
The American textile industry
sought to quiet British industry's
fears of disastrous effects from the
4O-hour work week. O. Max Gardner,
American industry delegate to the
world textile conference, said the 90
hour schedule was instituted under
MIRA without curtailment Of profits.
His address was a reply to Ernest
Martin, representing British industry,
who predicted the shortened work
week would bring "distaster" for en-
ployers and workers alike.
The Senate Judiciary Committee re-
ceived a resolution opposing the Pre-
sident's court bill, signed "by all law
yers on the faculty of Fordham Uni
versity" at New York simultaneously
there were signs the committees
hearings might be brought to close
within the next few weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
ASK STATE,BAN
TO TAKE Up ISSUE
Hood Wants 100000 Sc
curity Authorized Bought
At Home

Goldsboro, April 7.-(AP)-State
Commissioner Of Banks Quincy Hood,
.remarking the New York bond mar
ket is slow, recommended that North
Carolina banks buy the $4,0OO,000
worth of bonds authorized by the last
General Assembly before a meeting
of Group of the State Bankers As
ISOLATION here last night.
Former Governor Ehringhaus prais
ed the record of the banks of the
State in aiding the State in 1888 in
his address.
The former chief executive said re-
sponses of State bankers to his plea
then that they withdraw funds lying
idle and interest-less in New York
banks for investment in State bonds
freed banking institutions of a
"thralldom" which New York insti-
tutions had held for years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
$4,000 Workers Ready To
Go Back to Work Fol-
lowing Agreement
With Motor Chief
SITDOWNS AT END
FOR AUTO PLANTS
Homer Martin 1ntimates
Michigan Is To Have Peace
ON That Front; Peace Now
Sought in REQ and Hudson
Plants; $4,000 Workers
Affected There
CBv The Associated Press

Iabor's brightest picture in many
weeks was painted today as $4,000
workers directly and indirectly af-
fected by the month-old Chrysler Cor
noration strike stood ready to march
hack to their jobs.
An agreement between Chrysler and
the U. A. W. A. was signed at Lans-
ing. Mich, last night.
Homer Martin, international pres
ident of the union, indicated in a
statement sitdown strikes in Michi-
CAMS automobile plants were at an
end
The agreement provided the U. A.
w. A. would call no more sitdown
strikes in Chrysler plants and the
corporation would recognize union
bargaining rights for its employees
who are members of the U. A. w. A.
Further negotiations on issues not
settled in the pact were planned.
Meanwhile, Governor Frank Muir
phy summoned executives OF the REQ
Motor Car Company and the Hudson
Motor Car Company to conferences
today to iron out difficulties in their
plants, affecting about 10000 work
erS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
BIG APPOINTMENTS
WILL BE- DEFERRED
BY GOVERNOR HOEY
Highway and Liquor Jobs
Not To Be Announced
Until Some Time
in Coming Week
HOLD CONFERENCES
IN PIEDMONT AREA
Governor in Charlotte for
Several Days and Will
Spend Weekend at His
Home in Shelby; Dark
Horse for Liquor Job;
Waynick Appears Safe
HOLD CONFERENCES
IN PIEDMONT AREA
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.


Raleigh, April 7.-Governor Clyde
r. Hoey is not now expected to- an
nounce any of his major appointments
this week, not even the chairman and
members of the new Alcoholic Bever
age Control Board whose appoint
ments have been expected almost any
day for the past few days. The gov
ernor told newsmen last week that he
hoped to announce these appoint
ments this week. Indication now are,
however, that he is not planning to
make public his decision with regard
to these or any other of the more i'm
portant appointments until next week
The reason for this change in plans
is believed to be the fact that Gov
ernor Hoey is to go to Charlotte
Thursday to address State Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs which will be
in session there, and that he also ex-
poets to spend Friday and Saturday
in Charlotte comforting with delega-
tions from the Piedmont and western
portions of the State on various mat
ters-rnany of these matters" pre-
sumably being some of the pending
anpointments. Sunday Governor Hoey
will spend at his horAe in Shelby and
nrobably confere with some of his
friends there, possibly Odus M. Null.
fCortin11ad on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
.|RW|N'S SEARCH IS
EXTENDED TO WEST
Alleged Triple Slayer Was
Vain Enough To Have
Tried Hollywood

New York, April (AP)-Search
for Robert Irwin, sculptor named by
police as the slayer of "Ronnie" &C.
deon and her mother in the triple
mirder easter morning spread east to
Boston today and as far west as the
Pacific coast. Failure to find trace
in New York of the 29-year-old di-
vinitv student at st. Lawrence Uni
versity, police here turned for aid to
the west coast.
Erwin was very vain," said Assist
ant Chief Inspector John Lyon. 1--WE
are not overlooking the possibility of
his going to Hollywood. He regarded
himself as an excellent motion picture
prospect and had ambitions in that
direction"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
MURDER TRIALS IN
BRUNSWICK TO WAIT
Alleged Torch Slayer and Pistol KILL
er May Have Cases Deter
mined at Extra Terms

Southport, April 7. -(AP)-Trail of
murder charges against Irman Glenn
mons, charged with the torch death
of Hobson Sellers, of Supply, and of
Donald Skipper, charged with the pis-
toll Staying of Howard Scott six
months ago at a Maco filling station,
were continued here this morning.
until the next term of Brunswick Su-
perjor court.
1t is understood Solicitor John Bur-
ney will ask the county commission
ers to request Governor Ioey to call
a special term of criminal court for
trial CT the cases. The next regular
term of criminal court will convene
here in October.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
FATAL PLANE CRASH
AT WINSTON PROBE
Federal Inspector To Return TOmOr-
row To Study Death of John
Harmon, 80, Tuesday

Winston-Salem, April z. -(AP)-J.
G. Nall, United States Department of
Commerce inspector, will return here
tomorrow to complete his investiga-
ton Of the plane crash that killed
John Harmon, 80, pilot, here yester-
day
Harmon plunged to his death, his
parachute unopened, after bailing out
of his ship high over the airport here.
Witnesses said Harmon was in the
midst of a dive when he left his craft,
and expressed the opinion some part
of the ship had struck him and left
him unconscious before he could pull
the rip cord.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07

Start For
Lost Ship

McNary, Ariz,, April 7 (AP)-
Handicapped by sudden spring thaw
swollen streams and snow three to
ten feet deep, a posse of peace offic-
ers, mountain men and lumberjacks
moved into the White Mountains to-
day toward the blackened ruins of a
fallen sky liner.
By mid-afternoon, possibly earlier,
they expected to reach the burned
hulk they believed contained the bo-
dies of six men and two women who
left Burbank, CAL, Saturday morning
to FERRY" a luxurious Douglas trans
port to New York City.
High overhead as guide to the
ground party flew e. plane piloted by
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
State Supreme Court Over
rules Judge Cranmer in
Harnett and Johns
ton Cases
OMISSIONS FOUND
IN JURY CHARGES
80 Decisions Handed Down
in Days Batch, With De-
PENDANTS in Manslaughter
Sentences Afforded An
other Effort To Present
Their Cases

Raleigh, April 7.-(AP)-The State
Supreme Court today granted Mrs.
Sina Pope Goodwin, of Harnett county,
convicted of second degree murder,
and Brantley Thurston, of Johnston
county, convicted of manslaughter,
each a new trial.
The cases involved different crimes,
but Associate Justice George w. Con-
nor wrote both opinions and found err
ror in each case in the instructions
of the trial judge, E. H. Cranmer.
Each new trial was ordered be-
cause of the failure of Judge Cranmer
to instruct the jury and made man
datory by statute on certain phases
relating to killing in self-defense.
The court decided 30 cases.
Mrs Goodwin was charged with the
murder of her husband, Furman God
win in July, 1886, at their home near
Dunn. The solicitor sought second
degree, or manslaughter, verdict, and
Mrs. Goodwin contended she killed in
(Cnntin1od on PapO Throe)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
SIX COUNTIES SOON
VOTE ON LIQUOR
First Under New 1887 State Law VIII
Be In Durham County Tues
day, April ~

Raleigh, April T. (AP) = At
least six North Carolina counties
have called elections on NquOr
stores under the new 1887 law.
The first election will be IN
Durham county April ~, and Gov
ernor Hoey says he will name the
new State liquor board before that
day.
Columbus county will vote May
4: Johnston May 80, and Neck
Ienburg June 1. Haywood and
Dare counties have also called
elections, but the dates are not
known here.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
SitdOzVneTS
WZILeuUe
Rayom Mill

Covington, Va, April 7 (AP)-Rob-
ert Gaffney, United Textile Workers
organizer, announced this afternoon
the evacuation by strikers of the In
dustriaI Rayon Corporations plant
here and end of the "sit-in" phase OF
the strike, in effect since March 70,
would begin in a few hours.
Gaffney said there would be extern
sive picketing Of the plant on the out
side.
I'VE want to avoid any possible
trouble anL pursue our detectives IN
an orderly manner, and, rather than
Jeopardize what I consider a 100 per
cent in-the-bag proposition, we deem
II advisable to axe the present course
OF action" Gaffney said. "Plans call
Tor extensive picketing of the plant
from the outside.
1t is believed that such a method
VIII be equally as effective as the
Sit-ln method, and at the same time
eliminate possible friction between
the union and forces of the law"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
AGENCIES SEEKING
STATE ADVERTISING
Conservation Department
Swamped With Offers
Of Services
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.


Raleigh, April 7.-Although the De-
partment of Conservation and Devel-
opment will not be able to spend any
of the $25O,0OO appropriated by the
recent General Assembly with which
to advertise North Carolina until
after July 1, advertising men, repre-
sentatives of advertising agencies, ad-
vertising experts" and promoters of
all sorts are almost falling over each
other to get into the offices of Di-
rector r. Bruce Etheridge, of the con-
servation department, or of Paul
Kelly, assistant director. Telephone
calls are being received almost daily
from New York and other large east
ern advertising agencies, asking for
appointments for their representa-
tives. Many advertising firms have
already submitted sample lay-outs
and have prepared elaborate plans for
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
StYikerSln
CamdyPam1
Are OMSted

Hershey, Pa, April Z (AP-
Irate farmers and workers oppos-
ed to the union went into the
plant of the Hershey Chocolate
Corporation today and drove sit
down strikers from the building.
The farmers, whose market for
some 100000 pounds of milk daily
has been paralyzed since the
strike broke out last Friday, took
matters in their own hands after
the sitdOwn strikers rescinded an
agreement to come out by l p. m,
which was the final deadline set
by milk producers and loyal work.
erS.
A fight broke out inside the ivy
covered separator plant, which
was one of the first buildings I'm
the great plant and was modelled
10 wears ago.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
MAYOR WINS AGAIN
IN ROANOKE RAPIDS
Madry Nominated for Fourth Conse-
cutive Term, Defeating Elliott
Clark, Attorney

Roanoke Rapids, April 7.-tAP)-
Mayor Madry was nominated yester-
dav for his fourth consecutive term,
election officials announced today. He
defeated Elliott Clark, attorney, 399
to 258 in yesterdays Democratic pr1-
mary.
Town Commissioners D. w. Seifert,
H. L. Grant, Pierce Johnson and w.
A. Pierce, Jr., were renominated with
out opposition.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
Other Nations On Brink OF
Ru1ging Into Spanish War

newspapers said because other ma
tons had violated the agreement not
to send arms and volunteers to Spain,
Italy might feel forced to take counter
action
Usually we'll informed sources said
Italy and Germany might withdraw
from the 27-nation agreement in pro-
test against alleged foreign aid to the
Observation-Disclosures government, parti-
cularly by France and Russia Italy
and Germany have repeatedly been
accused of breaking neutrality
pledges.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
IN the Sir Walter Hotel.

By J. G. BASH ERVIhL
Raleigh, April 7.-There should be
no need to increase property taxes in
any county, city or town in the State
oil,s year if the tax listing and tax
Uohectlng officials will only go after
Vhe PERSONAL property and intangibles
not now on the tax books, State
treasurer Charles M. johnson, who
= also director of local government
N North Carolina, said today. He
also pointed out that where an addi-
slonal yield may be needed, this can
pe easily obtained by a readiustment
Valuatlons, rather than through a
higher tax rate.
Ihere has been a good deal of talk
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
SITDOWN STRIKES ARE
Condemned IN MEASURE

Washington, April 7-(AP)- A
group of administration leaders Of
fered the Senate today resolution
condemning sitdown strikes as sub
stitute for one rejected earlier this
week.
They agreed on methods of streng-
thening the resolution of Senate Pitt
man, Democrat Nevada, which called
sitdown illegal and contrary to pub
lie policy, and also described SOCIAL
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07

Raleigh, April 7.-(AP)-Gover-
nor Hoey today released the 1886
annual report on bank conditions
in North Carolina, prepared by
Commissioner Quincy Hood, show
ing total resources December III
of 1914, OO8, 32L4O, a gain of $780,
957,26O.52 during the year, for
State commercial banks.
The report said deposits in
creased $37 ,564, 598.11 during the
year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07

insurgent attacks on ship off the
east coast of Spain.
She sent the destroyer Garland to
Palma, Mallorca, held by insurgents,
to back up her warning she will not
tolerate interference with her ship
ping. The destroyer was bombed twice
yesterday but was not hit.
Britain also considered making a
formal protest over the Smelling Of
the British steamer Tropehall by in
surgent vessels in the Bay of Biscay
yesterday.
In Rome, government-controll
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
robson SLAYER is
GIVEN A LONG TERM

Lumberton, April 7.-(AP)-Judge
M v. Barnhill today sentenced Frank
Locklear to II to 20 years in prison
after the latter pleaded guilty to man
slaughter in connection with the am
bush Staying January of Herman
McNeill at Rennert Robert LOcklear,
a brother, was released.
Because of an attack of influenza,
Judge Barnhill adjourned court until
Monday and returned to his home in
Rocky Mount
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
No Need For Property Tax
Increases, Treasurer Says,
If Listing Is Done Right

~ the effect that many counties,
o;+ies and towns are going to have to
increase their tax rates for next year
in order to meet their budgets ana
take care of the additional expense
they will have as a result OF soclal
security. old age pensions and other
things" Johnson said.
"But if the tax listers will insist
more full and complete list
ine of personal property at it's real
,1a1,e and also get more intangibles
on the tax books they will get all the
odd;+ionaI revenue they can possibly
aaad EVERY one knows there are mil
,:e and millions Of dollars worth OF
Continued on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
State Banks Sh0w
Gain In Resources
Near $39,OO0!OOO

During 1885 the number of COM
mercial banks increased by One
to 264, and industrial banks drop
ped from "a to 80.
Industrial bank resources rose
from $13,267,7 84.O5 at the end Of
1885 to $14,695, 461.96 at the end of
1886.
The total net earnings of IL
commercial banks showed much
Improvement over 1885, the report
said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
NEWTON MAN KILLED
IN PLANT ACCIDENT

Newton, April 7.-(AP)-F. r. Shu-
maker, Jr, 26, employee of the New
ton Roller Mills, was killed today in
an accident in the plant shortly after
z a. m.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
(By The Associated Press.)

10y TIC A5SOCIdIGd FT6SS.J
Renewed Spanish insurgent bomb
ings of British warships and mer-
chant vessels and charges by Italy
of Franco-Soviet violations of the
"hands-off SPAIN agreement threaten
ed serious international reverbera-
tons today.
Opposing Spanish armies clashed
in two of the bloodiest battles of the
civil war.
Great Britain demanded a quick
and satisfactory explanation of two
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
IRWIN'S PRESENT LOVER
FIEES SEEKING SAFETY

New York, April (AP)-The OBJ
ject of squint-eyed Robert Twins af-
fections fled from her Long Island
home to seek sanctuary from the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-04-07
THIS DEPARTMENT
MAY Be ABOLISHED
Advertising Section of FILA
Only One That Is Self
Sustaining
BY CHARLES p. STEWART
Central Press COIumnist

Washington, April About the
only governmental activity I ever
heard of that makes money enough
to support ITSELF plus a fair profit,
too, is the advertising section of the
Federal Housing Administration.
And they are talking about abolish
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Evening star., 1937-09-12

Beautiful corner; 9 rooms. kitcben
bath; newly furnished and decorated: S65
Iooms kitchen and bath furnished
S51- 30. ? rooms. kitchen and bath, I'M
furnished. $3.50; built-in furniture that
has never been installed before. one Of
the best locations in the city a. Rock
Creek ParR near Taft Bridge 24lo 10th
ST. NV. Parking space. RES MGR
Evening star., 1937-09-12
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHep

1924 eth ST. NV and 3 room ants
.4-hour elevator service: refrigeration on
house current. excellent location; rent
very reasonable
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Y H ST. NV. OPPOSITE GOVT. PFC
Ofhce-Large liv. rr. and kit four bed
rms. and bath: completely redecorated and
new hardwood floors. Rent reasonable To
inspect, phone MR.. CLARK, District 2434
Evening star., 1937-09-12
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

Double rm. next bath; also front rm
on 2nd a with priv. bath; suitable , or 3;
reas. rates. Meals optional.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
(COrtfrned
THE WHYIAND

5l4 RITTENHOUSE ST. NW.-1 ROOM.
Kitchen, semi-private bath. including elec
gas. telephone service. in modern, up-to-
date home. Georgia RIG
Evening star., 1937-09-12

2l47 o ST. NV. APT 4O3-OVER-
looking park: attractive: two large rooms,
kitchen and bath: reasonable; gentiles.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-SPACIOUS, BEAU
tifullv furnished. rms. fireplace, screened
porch; cool, quiet. private; ref. Emerson
Evening star., 1937-09-12

Two very unusual apartments in select
building. conveniently located. Every mod
ern refinement; FREE refrigeration. real
open nreplaces high ceilings. cedar closets.
both tubs and showers; 500 for fover liv-
ing room. bed room, kitchen and bath;
Sl2O Tor foyer. living ROOM dining rm.,
THREE bed rooms TWO baths and kitch-
en-; 3 and exposures: lovely outlook from
all windows. WORTH SEEING NOWl THE
CLARENDON $500 Colorado ave. NV. q
Evening star., 1937-09-12
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

STUDIO. 3 HUGE r. AND B.. > FIRE
placer; atmosphere, personality: antiques
old masters; cow downtown; shower: Ital-
Evening star., 1937-09-12

UNFURNISHED APT ROOMS RTrcu-
en- and private bath: FriEidaire gas and
elec.; reasonable price. 1414 18th st. NV.
bl4 MARYLAND AVE NE. VARF-FOrP
rooms. kitchen and bath all outside rooms;
rental -Nee'9NI lnDIV
Evening star., 1937-09-12
READY OCTOBER FIRST.
observation-disclosures.

TAKoMA PARK. D. C.. 1904 EASTERN
aVe.-Attractlve 2-bed-room apt: living
overlooKing park: garage: convenient to
| ouS and cars: rent reasonable: adults
| only. Genrgia T11S @9
Evening star., 1937-09-12

1880 LYMAN PL. NE ROOMS
kitchen and bath: heat. hot water and
elec. refg. furn.: $40. See janitor on
Evening star., 1937-09-12

33l1 DATE ST, Mt. RAINIER-2 ROOMS.
all-elec. kitchen, priv. bath: S42; elec.
and heat incl Close TO transp
Evening star., 1937-09-12

5000 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W-LIV. ROOM,
bed rn; kit, dinette Frigidaire gas cleo
heat. c.h.w.; private home; adults.
S04 RIGGS PL. NV. BET. r. AND S
rms. kit. bath: gas. light incl. $50;
also Ink. room. North g14S.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
CONN. AT TAFT BRIDGE
READY TO MOVE IN.

2-RM., KIT. APT. S5O-FURN $40
Cholce location; modern. fireproof bldg
elevator, phone service. Potomac 5OS3.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

1911 B ST. SE.-3-ROOM APT. PVT.
home; newly decorated, furn. next bath
Kelvinator gas. heat. elec. furn.; empl.
couple preferred: S47.50
Evening star., 1937-09-12

NTOWN-DESIRABLE COMPLETED Y
We ,W,eli-inrnlsned one-room. front apartment
kltchen. bath: Frigidare 5:}4 90th ST. !.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS APT. . RMS.
kdnteShen. bath. $50; modern conveniences.
Evening star., 1937-09-12
SCOTT INN.
THE HENDERSON,
1928 10th ST. NV.

2460 18th st. .w.-Residential hotel with
a mansion atmosphere. Best of food and
serrire Reasonable rates
Evening star., 1937-09-12

315l MT. PLEASANT ST. NV. MONTH
cello Apartment rooms recep. hall kit.
path Frlgidaire. porch. S55 month. JAS a
GEDDES, agent. Tower Bldg 10.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

SHERMAN CIRCLE 46II sth ST. NV
> beautifully furn. front rooms master
bed room kitchen. elec. refrigerator. IN
bla 1851
Evening star., 1937-09-12
Continued

NEW, MODERN DUPLEX APARTMENTS
rooms, kitchen dinettc and bath. Frieid-
aire' back porch and back yard; heat and
hot water; lanitor service. $50 so 510t
2nd st. NV. HENRY SALUS. go New York
ave. Phone National 1.62. II.
Evening star., 1937-09-12

1907 21st N.W.-CORNER APT. ONE
iarge ige room. porch, kitchen; Frigidaire;
Evening star., 1937-09-12

bUA ~ oIdI.
EMPLOYED MOTHER, and child. yrs,
desire room and board and care for child.
Box 151-R, Star IL"
Evening star., 1937-09-12

1871 2nth ST. APT. BACHELOR
with beautiful apt. VIII rent a bed room
ana bath to another bachelor; not expen-
slve to proper person l3s
Evening star., 1937-09-12

1927 P ST. NV ROOM AND KITCH-
en-. gas. light and phone elec. refg.: rea-
soma Bile Decatur 1850