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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31
Prays for Franco to Win

On March 2S, representatives
of political groups and trade
unions at a meeting in the Ma
sonic Auditorium voiced an ap-
peal for the revision Of our
country's neutrality act to per-
NIT shipment Of arms to the
loyalistS in Spain.
Do Representative Scott d.
Of California, Anna Louise
Strong, Rev. Herman J. Reisig
and those who voiced their ap-
proval Of such a proposal be.
lieve in GOD?
The republican government of
Spain is ruled indirectly by
Stain, the Goddess. Of Russia.
It has deprived its people of
their most sacred right-to wor-
ship a God. It has burned
churches, sacked monaSteries,
murdered priests, nuns and the
faithful, taught that there Is no
God.
Yet, the people Of Spain, who
believe in a God and are willing
to fight for him, are rebels"
Are they not justified In fight
ing against a God-persecuting
government?
Does God mean more to you
than any church, nation or
race?
If he does, you will pray for
the success of Franco, a man,
who is fighting for God.
CHARLES L. SPONSELLER,
Frederick. Nd,
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"Lindbergh.
His stamina
a n d courage
is equalled by
few. Tremen-
dous courage
and persever-
ance enabled
him to make
the first solo
flight across
the Atlantic.
He did not
stop after re-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

"Of o u r
pre- S ent ma
tional figures,
I a d m / r e
P r e S i d ent
Roosevelt and
S e cretary Of
S t a t e Hull
the most. I
admire Secre-
t a r y Hull
more for his
tactful meth
DDS in carry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31
Laughs on II Duce

MuSSolini must be burning up.
It cost him a couple thousand
men to win savage Ethiopia, not
to mention spending quite a bit
of cash besides. But his pal"
Adolf, marches into Austria and
without shedding a drop of blood
makes Austria Just another part
Of the Third Reich. 8. r.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

great m a n.
He b no ught
h a p pi ness
" h erever he
W e n t to
6 r e a t and
S m a II alike.
I on 81 d er
him one Of
LQ6 III o 5 .
natural per
S o n S this
country h a S
e v e r had
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

man, Willie Muesenberg, Henri
Barbusse. To relieve Hitler Of
anti-Hitlerites will encourage
Hitlerism, just as it will encour-
age Stalinism, MussoliniiSm,
Francoism and other iSms to i'm
port their opponents and relieve
them Of opposition.
d. MASON.
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could, without being caught
That was so years ago. I
still yearn to kick the Emma
line Houghtons in the shin
and I notice the world does,
likewise. Model Children
whether they're six or sixty
are seldom anyone's treat.
Wonder why? Here come
goody goody!-some f a nous
educators with the answers.
First off, there's Miss Eta
AncheSter, kindergarten super
intendent in Philadelphia. Does
Miss Eta prefer Gold Medal
Kiddies? She does NOT! Says
She
I'VE must realize the serious
ness of a child'S Gl,OGyS getting
AS. He has a right to get a D
once in a U1ile. 1t tDill do him
good, for life isn't going to
Strew AS all around him"
THE RIGHT TO GET A
ID ONCE IN A WH1LE-the
right to blunder and 60 blah-
that's the great idea, and a
priceless human privilege, Miss
Eta. And wreaths to you for
admitting it! Far be it from
me- to advocate criminal rec
ords but, on the other hand, I
know of no more obnoxious
nuisance than Ye Perfect Citi-
zen His own record condemns
hlm.
For it is not possible to lead
a brave or generous life without
getting plenty Of DIS on ones
card.
Truly great people are bound
to make fools of themselves
ruin idiotic risks. make reck-
less experiments .. go on cock
eyed crusades. They can't pos
sibly learn about life and love,
or acquire tolerance and under
standing, unless they do. But it
certainly raises Cain with their
Report Cards! Yet I'd rather
know one such warm-hearted,
enthusiastic scallawag than a
hundred cold storage saints!
And so, I'll wager, would YOU.
Nor is unpopularity the only
penalty for perfection, accord
ing to DR.. Robert N. McMurray,
executive secretary of the
Chicago branch of the Psyche
logical Corporation. Says he:
PREACHERS pet is likely to
groW up a co1utormiSt-d person
1Dho neUer blGseS trGilS-the
sort of a person who accepts
DhGt is told him Without QueS-
ton. The pattern oiven by the
teacher is carried over into
adult life. He is not likely to be
a leader or q dynamic, tndi-
Uidual. That's the Day / DieW
the future of goody.goody chill
dren."
And that's also the way the
Boss is apt to view them. Who
gets the unexpected Promotion
the swell assignment to
start a new department? Is it
the Perfect Plodder who has
always done his job Just So?
Or the Careful Copy-Cat who
has obeyed all the rules? Hardly
ever.
Usually it's some smart
youngster who had enough
nerve and initiative to depart
from precedent and put over a
Smart One on his own. Now,
while the office Yes Men chew
envious nails, he gets the Fat
Chance.
And there's justification for
their bitterness. Our sentiment
al social slogans and our false
education theories have taught
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LISTEN, WORLD!
BIZ Elsie Robinson
TEACHERS PETS RARELY WIN TOP PLAt

TEACHERS PETS RARELY WIN TOP PLACES
Copyright by Syndicate
LII we kids hated Little Emmane Houghton Emma
"A line was Our Towns Model Child. Always had AS
her Report Card Never got spots her apron Never
never sassed back Naturally all our Mons n Dads said
"Why can't YOU be like little Emmaline Houghton?" And
all Us Kids gave her kick in the snn-whenever
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

Fra n kiln
D. Roosevelt
is my favor
lite national
hero. He's a
true patriot,
and I believe
he is earnest
ly trying to
b r i n g this
country GU t
of t h e de-
preston. He
has not had
should have
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

and died a
true heroine.
She was not
afraid to risk
her life and
was n e v e r
dis couraged
in 70 flowing
through what
she C o n S ID
cred her life
W ork. Her
contributions
to a vi a ton
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James to dominate Francois bombes those pictures would
lot have been taken-nor would unknown number of
Barcelona people have died suddenly from air.
plane bombs.
Mexicos oil industry (see map page y is not essen
ta to world oil consumers World oil production in 1885,
in millions of barrels, follows for the thirteen
principal oil-producing countries:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31
Power Politics

tDOWER POLITICS. is popular phrase just now.
III AS most often used, it the muscling proc
ses whereby bg-muscled nations get what they want
bm smaI-muscled nations
The phrase has another meaning; and the Mexican
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

favorite hero
b e C a use he
did a COM
m e n d a BILE
job d urin g
the w orld
w a r, and,
with it all,
he is a per-
fe ct gentle
man. I feel
that he has
no t b e e n
given enough
edit"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

discourse on conservation. Does
she know that the rabbit is one
Of the greatest pests with which
the vegetable farmer has to con-
tend? And that if there was no
open season for the shooting of
rabbits these vegetable farmers
would have to go out of business
in about three years? Does she
know that in some parts Of the
country it is necessary to organ
ize wholesale shooting parties
to rid the community Of the
pests?
The average newspaper reader
is not particularly interested in
the expose Of the affairs Of the
eminently elite, especially when
the person under discussion is
the expoSer. It would seem more
fitting and proper that the COL
umn be entitled ME and Nine"
NO. E. TREADWAY.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

among its outstanding men and
women. Also I believe he was
the greatest humorist this coun-
try has ever produced. He
should have been President"
4
Leon Noory, 1918 Thirty
fourth st. N. W., Georgetown
University student:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

ceiving success and glory, but
he continued with his aerial
explorations and his scientific
discoveries and inventions"
X 4 X
w. T. rroughs, 513
Eleventh st. N. W., display
man:
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were tremendous. Her strength
to carry on in the face of hard
ships should be an example to
everyone.
X X X
Isador Miller, 1885 G st. N.
W., furrier:
General Pershing. He is my
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

Miss Virginia Klady, TIL Car
roll Ave-, Takoma Park, Md, Of
flee clerk.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

Editor should be limited 200 words Names addresses
the writer's will be omitted
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31

\ 4
Mrs. Beatrice Keller, 4315
Harrison st. N. w., salesgirl:
will Rogers. He was a truly
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31
Traffic Toll

The list Of traffic victims in
he District Of Columbia since
anuary 1, 1898, is graphically
Town by the death watch.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-03-31
The Inquiring
The washington Times in
vites you to submit timely
and interesting questions to
be used in this column.
THE QUESTION
THE ANSWERS

Who is your favorite national
hero?
Evening star., 1938-09-18

he IS . Democrat, "a Tammany man.
and = consistent supporter Of the eco
nomic and financial fallacies Of the
New Deal. Other Republicans are
averse to accepting = cast-on Demo-
crat."
Fay Predicts Victory.
Candidate Fay claims he will win
the Democratic nomination to /.
Mr.. O'Connor emphatically declares
he will win in both primaries-in the
Democratic "at least 2 to. /" and in the
Republican probably to q"
Take your choice. But,-the only
prediction the writer makes after q
careful study Of the situation and OF
the records Of the district is that 1t
will be no afternoon tea party, no
cocktail hour decision by the voters.
The decision Of the voters will be
late in reaching the public-for the
polls are open from 3 to 10 pm, and
$500 lawyers have been sworn in as
special assistant attorneys general for
duty at the polls in New York City
some 500 Of whom will cover the SO
voting precincts In the sixteenth con-
gressional district.
O'Connor has previously carried the
district several times against his Re-
publican opponent to l and his high
est vote was in the last presidential
election year, 1896. when he received
33,082 to ]. Homer Cudmore's 1882
His nearest primary defeat was in 1894
from Mr.. Fay, now opposing him. who
was beaten by something like 200
votes. There is no official record be-
cause the Board Of Elections do not
preserve a record Of the votes in q
primary.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Friday night in Emergency Hospital,
apparently from head injuries.
'Mr. jenkins was found . week ago
Friday at 9th street and Woodley
road NV. in . semi-conscious 'condi-
ton and his head bloody. Police ad-.
vanced the theory he had been hurt
in fall, since he was known to have
suffered from heart trouble.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
F. W. CROKER DIES
ON 62d BIRTHDAY
Was Bank Note Engraver Since
1918 for Printing Bureau.
Funeral Tuesday.

Frederick William Crocker. q bank
note engraver since 1918 for the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
died yesterday on his 62d birthday an
niversary at his home. 207 Elm street.
Chevy Chase. Md. He had been III
only . short time.
Mr.. Crocker was born in Hartford,
Conn, and came to Washington In
1911 with the Geological Survey. He
Is survived by his Widow. Mabel Allen
Crocker: son. J. Allen Crocker, and
two daughters, Mrs. Harold E. Warner
and Marcia Elizabeth Crocker, all of
Washington. His mother. Cynthia N.
Crocker; a sister, Mrs Albert c. Bates,
and two brothers. Ted and Benjamin
Crocker, all of Hartford, also survive.
Funeral services will be held at his
late home at 1890 am. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
DEATH HELD ACCIDENT
Coroner Issues Certificate in
jenkins Case.

A coroner's certificate Of accidental
death was issued yesterday in the case
Of Edgar r. jenkins, 43, Of 1928
Twenty-eigh street NV, who died
Evening star., 1938-09-18
0'C0NNOR'S FATE
STILL UNCERTAIN
Tammany Predicts Victory
but La Guardia Forces
May Triumph.

This Is the final article in a
series OF three on hon the presi-
Dental purge" Is worktng in the
campaign OF Representative J.
O'Conor. chairman OF the House
Rules Committee, for renomtna-
tton.)
Evening star., 1938-02-17
HOUSES UkFURNlsHED,


ss55s eH5vY wre Ga4sE cHs LAR AHHpR2oms W.
Md, or call Galthersbure 2-F-1I.
BY, OWNER, CHEVY CHASE, p. G. DE
ss9F5 50 1G 5o "ss' ss5 Fu4foH foS n GoR OR
DON. 1421 Eye st. NV, Dis. $3.50.
SOP sth ST; N.W.-EIGHT ROOMS AND
2ENN REALTY. CORP" 4'4 X st. NV.
MetTooo.!ian Isl.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.; VA AND, ND
So 10 sioo mo. i0Vsi1 MIR. EDMoNDsoN
30 RANDOLPH ST. N.w.-6 ROOMS AND
bath h;-wh, eelec. ltghts; new stove.
HECK iHiEEcc:KER' Met. r @sia h" .'i'D =, No
l5o llth ST, s.E:-3 sTY: AND CELLAR:
HEisKELL. III Iii5 Eye ;' st. INV NV. ~ -
BIS MT, PLEASANT ST. NV; ii
able March /; Rent; Sl35 month; EDW.
Met. !713 or Adams 1856.
30l7, GEORGIA. AVE. N.W.-.-6 ROOMS
and bath: available a once. Apply PENN
REALTY CORP, 474 K st. NV. Met. 1888,
GROOM, MODERN. BRICK BUNGALOW.
with garage. $50; .5-rm, almost new. Cape
Ssa Sod gar Brandnew heat rms 5st0Ty
2-story. new brick gas, heat, gar. Refs.
Columbia 1871. Eve. Shepherd 3471.
435 2nd ST. Sc, NEAR CAPITOL AND
| Library-6 r. b.. h.-w.h.; newly deco
rated: s5o.50. National 1924.
3o7 TAYLOR ST N.W1.EI5 N.W1BEAUTTIIF,YyLI TI,y I, :. -
H vEW 5ssPsF72f RFAffY 'SH5n o New 9oaE
NV. Nationa' 9191.
| z
modern, detached new condition; rms.
. baths automatic hot-water beat heat; bright a
mnihb neiehborhood neo 3D. B. S. NASH, owner North
KENILwoRTH. 161a ADD1soN-cHAPPEL
rd.@NewIy decorated 5-room and bath
a. 8 $s 1ss5
5 ROOMS AND BATH, H.-W,H.. PORCH
Phone nho sseai Coiumbis 1n Ia f4si pI.fs r s'' 1Do
a2s A ST N e R. AND B., H,zWH' IWIL
6ist f5ss 4sas sts7' 1naa mah'H It, ave a A. NNvA-
KENILWoRTH. 51o1 QUARLEs ST. E,
5-room and bath brick bungaloW, AL al
RHafr sESs eDRp fepeed yard ST. APnS me
1882 OAK NW.-7-ROOM HOUSE BRICK,
call Columbia 3941J.
BUNGALOW. > NICE RMS. KIT, BATH,
all modern improvements. nice yard ga,
rage. screened porch; clean; S25 mo ~;
Hoover st, Colmar Manor. Greenwood
35O6-J.
55;R .';s SSRTH cellar 5T9 front 95fe5
large front and rear yards; $40
kitchen & 1st parcb s. Ad oor rooms resr
heat with oil burner III e stsS sS5. INC
11o7 Eye st. NV Natl. 646s.
9o2 MD AVE N.E-9 RMS BATH
s-si5 i4th st. NE rms, BATH ami
1904 H St. FAEI NJ & BRO Line. 1891.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. On ~
5$1I54, Col rd: n;w.I5r: - h,.x'h. as.SS as 90
$Iss sSth NV r.. b.; auto. heat sS.5o9
si0 soa iafb Gap + ST. b. bWhh h. sooS sSoS
5544ss St: ne;-6 r. b. oil heat eat 55.o6 "6
$ds Ghahnlns aih in b. oil 5eht 81 90
9SS SS Y r. St: ssw6 j. b. lat heat g s756 56
e's o., st. dsfSoReEi f5ss' soReNk:, Hassf o,so ''
1921 9th ST. NV.
6 rms: bath. h.-w.h., garage,
~ Ne 6a13 9th ST. NV ''''
semi-detached S67.5C
5i5 KENNEDY ST. NV
ranged ns for for : families So '' ~ $50 .oO
z rms, bath h.-w.h.. garage S67 sc
| 1853 MONROE ST NV
gas $50 OC
| 1923 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE.
ditsoned throughout S57 sc
| 1904 6 ST SW.
rms, bath, Arcola heat $50 O(
| 527 M ST. SW.
rms, bath. latrobe heat S32 sc
| 646 EYE ST. S.W
| 6 rms, bath. h.-wh. cleo. gas S45. .0(
l13O CHICAGO ST. Sc
6 rms, bath, h.-w.h. garage; renov.
'AiouAMSTs1oYp AMSTs1oYp Z. DAVIS CO.. "''
= - 733 18th st. NV. Natl. 0352.
Evening star., 1938-02-17
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

) RMS, KIT. BACK PORCH; NO chill
drcn. 30 johnson ave, Hyattsvil!e. Nd.
THE IRVING APTS.-BACHELOR APT" !
rm. bath, large closet; new bldg. 600 N
Irving ST.. Clarendon, Va.
5000 NO. lAth ST. ARLING GToN-3 RMS,
pvt bath Kit: phone, h.. h. W; So. so;
adults only. Walnut 1888. s.---
3 ROOMS, LIGHT. HEAT AND GAS: UN-
furnished $50 mo. 1924 N. Vance ST.,
Arlington, va D. H TRUCKSESS.
TAKOMA PARK 123 CARROLL AVE
Basement. = rooms furn. or unfurn.; hot
,Oa5.
Evening star., 1938-02-17

10th ST. NEAR COLORADO AVE
SIS 950-Detached. center hall; II rms
baths, oil heat double garage:
50x150-lt. lot; lovely old shade trees.
Terms
Evening star., 1938-02-17

NORTHEAST, FACING GOVT. PARK
Sc 950-Lovely detached, 2-story 6-room
brick. stone fireplace, Frigidaire.
beautiful bath, shower. front porch
screened. oak floors: garage, big lot. Terms.
Evening star., 1938-02-17

WEST OF 18th ST. NV
$7,750-Detached a bedrooms, oil heat,
oak floors: 120-ft. frontage; ga-
raPe Terms.
Evening star., 1938-02-17
REMARKABLE VALUE.

Chevy Chase, D. c.-Lovely Groom; p
kitchen with indirect lighting. paneled
dinette with china closet, spacious dining
room and living room. rear screened porch
overlooking garden. beautiful lounge room
opening onto the lawn with Masonite
floors and English fireplace that adds
arranged rooms and > baths, one of which
is a Hollywood bath with glass mirrors
THIS HOME MUST BE SOLD IMMEDI-
AIELY. OWNER IS LEAVING TOWN
ORIGINAL PRICE REDUCED TO S1O,95O
TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED. Call J,
WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met. ll43, until .
Evening star., 1938-02-17
Sd 000

Near @6th and Penn. ave. n.w-A solidly
constructed brick home. containing Ii
rooms. bath, basement. elec., h.-w H.; per-
feet condition: dandy investment or home
Call Mr. Shelton with
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DISTRICT 1411.
4 EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.
PETWCRTH AT SHERMAN CIRCLE
S. 95O-Semi. det., modern ti-room brick,
porches, garage: 140-foot lot.
House vacant.
Evening star., 1938-02-17
HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

Mr.; 18th AND PARK RD.-8 ROOMS AND
bath; ,. al msdern ~ porches' @-car garage;
sssvy sSSsfs io5 q ". heat h: saI ss sss
Greatly reduced rental. 7 rms. IN
baths hRobiE h;sGb y pesohhfpSE GohpERn saFafs fNc
National 1875. 1907 Eye st. NV.
l4O7 A, ST. s;E.-6 RMS, 2 BATHS; OIL
Mills B,as fS;S HEiyzS saa 4 Sys3 sARR Natl ssss.
EXCELLENT HOME VALUES.
Reception hall, living room. dining room,
bedrooms. kitchen and bath.
TIA JEFFERSON ST. NV.
library, 3 bedrooms. kitchen and bath;
large front porch and yard.
421 DELAFIELD PL. NW-S55. 90.
Living room, dining room. 3 bedrooms
kitchen and bath; 3 porches, rear yard.
al3 sEAToN PL. N.E.-$55.oQ.
Living room, dining room. 3 bedrooms
kitchen and bath; 2 inclosed porches.
3oa $ ST. N.E.--s75oo
10 rooms kitchen and 3 baths; garage.
14o4 K cAFRITz. Dist. 9oso.
LOCATED IN A MOST DESIRABLE SEC
homes Some built of brick, others solid
stone: rooms: 2 baths oil heat: open
and & rooms and baths, tile kitchens.
recreation rooms maids room and bath.
Ranging in price from 500 to $50 per
month. Long leases desired. Phone US
CYRUS KEIsER, Jr.,
'Sl "issfnsn xf9er 4ys pM cev cls1ssnd s4s5 's71
1922 18th ST. NV.
& rms. . baths; md floor arranged as
apt In new-house condition. Rent, S52 80
Other houses for rent from S45 up.
EUGENE A. BARRY.
1920 14th St. NV. Columbia Goss.
: ROOM-RENTING HOUSE,
3$a7 18th St, NW.-on!y SO.
convenient section Just north 18th and
cars.
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
141s H ST. NV. District 1877.
526 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
Detached. on large. attractiveIy land;
bath large covered porch Newly redeco-
rated throughout. Detached garage. S75.
27O6 S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Detached corner bunsalow, newly redee-
GRATED throughout rooms and bath.
Detached garage. sos. 90
MOSS REALTY CO.,
Tower Building. Met. 1915.
1929 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
Rms; B, H.-WH., Blower. Gar. s65.
1905 IRVING ST. NV.
: Rms, B.. H.-W.H. Garage. SIS.
Ball FESSENDEN ST. NV.
8 Rms. ] !, Baths. Oil Heat Rctg., Sl05.
2015 18th ST. NV.
Rms. :! B. Oil Heat. So.
6l0 LAMONT ST. NV.
6 Rms. Bath, New Furnace, $50.
RIGGS ROAD.
i Rms, Bath. HW H. $40.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
sos H ST. NV. Natl. 07l4.
COLORED-S145o
NO. ALEX. COURT,
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC.
1907 Eve St. NV. Natl. sS15.
CoLORED-RENTAL,- $3.50.
1928 ST Sc.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
1907 Eye st. NV National $50.
COLORED-REDUCED.
8 rms. and bath. cleo, lge. yard.
zoos X St. N.W.-S36. so.
Apt. 3 r, and b. cleo. heat. $3.50
D. CONNOR g. SON.
2426 Pa. Ave. NV. West 1865.
Evening star., 1938-02-17

FOR SALE. COOPERATIVE APARTMENT.
Northwest section--Largc bedroom and
living room. fine location; Si5 per month
includes payment on principal. interest.
taxes. insurance, heat water and upkeep.
VIII take big loss for cash. Imperative
reason explained Call Walnut 9j5GW,
after ).
Evening star., 1938-02-17
HOUSES FURNISHED.

HEIGHTS mo CONGRESS
st. s.e.-NeN G-roOm and bath detached
hricl; BUNGALOW: gas furnace and elec;
near schools, S15. Inspection = TO $ pm.
. IL
Mt PLEASANT SECTION-PART OF s.
room house, fully furnikhed use of > bed
rooms. garage; 500 month; gentlemen:
maid S service. Col. 06"9
- BRYANT ST. N-E-COMPLETELY
furnished: automatic heat. garage newly
papered and painted very reasonable
Phone Line. 0S02: evenings. Clev. 3400.
1921 DECATUR ST NV.
A lovely, detached home of seven rooms
bath and garage; completely furnished;
rent. $3.50.
ROBERT w SAVAGE,
S07 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. $500.
Evening star., 1938-02-17

tR. /. AVE. BET. 22nd q 23rd)
2 rms. kit. and bath-------S4O.0O
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1881 NORTH KCAPITo-6 ROOMS
bath attic, cellar. h.-w.h.; front porch:
large front and rear yards; $40 , .
2317 LIST st. NV rooms. paths,
kitchen. porch; md floor rear; furnace
heat with oil burner: SOS.
P. j. WALSHE. INC. o,
soa MD 10 AVE. N,E.-9 RMS BATH
613 14th st. n.e.-6 rms, bath, anil,
S525O
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Eight-story elevator building. elec-
trio refrigeration on house current.
Resident manager on premises.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath --S57.5 90
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~ RANDOLPH PL NE-DUPLEX
house. :. complete hskp.. apartments
modern, detached. new condition; rms.
y baths: automatic hotwater heat; bright
and cheerful; large porch; close to NC
Knley High School; SD. Restricted white
neighborhood. D. S. NASH, owner, North
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR RENT.

PREFERABLY CLARENDON. VA-STATE
price and particulars. Govt. worker. Box
35l-K Star.
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EFtS' NUI Ut .1S70-J.
YOU NAME THE TERMS

New detached Colonial home six rooms,
in solid brick; located in beautiful suburb
of D. c.. convenient to downtown: furred
walls, hardwood floors tiled bath built-in
cabinets. ELECTRIC HEALTH KITCHEN,
General Electric range and refrigerator.
porch, woodworking fireplace; magnificent
view.
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc. left on Ala
bama ave. follow Marlboro pike to District
line, left on Southern ave to 305 IL
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MUST BE SOLD.

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Foreclosure permits us to offer this HON"
at less than 500 of its original cost Hand
some and spacious center-hall brick. Il
bedrooms. 3 baths, huge liv. and din. rms.
lSt-h den and lavatory, built-in garage for
> cars: lovely lot. g2-ft. frontage beautiful
setting; vacant and Just renovated throueh-
out. 1t is one block west of Conn. ave and
Wilson High
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THE DUPONT
1903 CONN. AVE. NV.

wv 10th st. NV.
Elevator Service. Resident Manager.
rms, kitchen and bath S92.50
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PETWORTH BARGAIN

PETWORTH BARGAIN.
SG."5O; Shepherd St NV. Just off Geor-
gia-- Modern i-rm. Colonial brick tile bath,
h.-W. h y lncioSed porches. now equipped
az two separate apis. One apt. now rented
Si5 mo. Hurry on this one. Terms.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO,
us 5th ST. NV. Met. 5400. Ewes. Ra. 5000.
REPOSSESSIONS.
We have many houses, all sizes and
prices each and every one of which are
decided bargains. on very easy terms.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Natl O-o- QOS N Ave wv Natl Q-Q-
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RARNARY WOODS.

Three-bedroom house. two baths, air
conditioned two-car garage. in the most
accessible and beautiful part OF Barnaoy
Wo, ds Usual cash payment and S79 a
month. house worth seeing. Priced to
be sold this week Call MR.. HORNE, Wise.
6265, between $40 and 1880.
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3O7 TAYLOR ST NW.-BEAUTIFUL e
room home in perfect condition. VIII lease
to responsible tenant at so. CAPITAL
VIEW REALTY CO. 925 New York ave.