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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19
COX IS GIVEN.
court REWARD.
slUO is Granted for Evil
dence in Conviction in
Laurel Park Case

o'ece A. Cox, county coroner
NJ nnserprint expert, was given
.e%ard Of 800 by an order
Saed Oy Judge A. Hall Johnston
superior court here yesterday
an 1"e reward was offered by the
~ 49, o. Laurel Park for the con-
HOh Of the person or persons
~ Entered the home of Mrs. ].
lille, A'LIet, in the town. Mr.. Cox
Co go a confession from Horace
sac who was sentenced to
e. { 10 10 years in the court
Il number of breaking and en-
'uUSe Johnston yesterday sign
- ~ order for George Sentell to
III weekly TO Mrs. Vera SEN
In O' the support of herself and
AT a an action entitled Mrs. Lucy
\, gus; petitioner, against Ru-
b.. V III respondent, a matter
E,m.Sne custody of Nancy Carol
aged 3, the court placed
kyo. 10y OF the child with William
49, I'D CLERK of the court of Hay
! e5s case was brought before
H. ~ Johnston from Waynes-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19
1883 Acre Timber
Land Lease Filed

In a lease filed in the office OF
the register of deeds here yester-
day, the Saluda Land and Lum-
her company leased 1883 acres
of land in Henderson and Tran
sylvania counties to the Glouces-
ter Lumber company.
The Saluda concern is incorpor,,
ated in the state of Delaware and
the Gloucester concern has its
principal offices at BOSNIAN.
The land, lying in the two
countries, ID known as the Thomas
Wilson Goodwin land.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19

BYU.S.,OTHERS.
VAST FORTUNE
Action Marks Major Strug-
gle With Foreign In
dustries There
GIGANTIC ECONOMIC
CRISIS SAID FACED

MEXICO CITY, Mar. 10. (UP)
|p,e~iirn, Lazaro CardenaS by
Executive decree appropriated to-
|Fsv the foreign oil industry in
Ebjch the United States and 9TH
/, foreign nations have invest
Ien,s ,otalIng S4O0,000,000.
Colucidently the Bank of Mex
20 suspended purchase ana sale
gold dollars and foreign eX-
EtaHge.
The two DEGREES marked 4 new
EliMax in a major struggle be-
treen foreign Industries and the
government. They meant that the
EoGn,ry faced 4 gigantic economic
hiss and that the government
| .ni roreign capital faced show
EOgn battle on policy.
JOSephuS Daniels, American
Ambassador. was in close touch
|Eith the government and with the
bate department at Washington.
fhe British minister and ENJOYS
Nj other nations which have ire
bendOus sums invested in Mex
EcO. likewise were in urgent COM
EnunicatiOn with their govern
8nentS.
Cardenas. regarding the fight
j. one that affects even MeXico's
Sovereignty. accused the foreign
bil companies of interfering in
Rational policies and even of
supporting revolutions in years
aN. lie said that to win. the
government was prepared to sac
fiicc It's public works program
ni 10 permit Il change in the
|a,e Of exchange for the peso
change downward rs against the
tOIar.
Facing directly Il question of
tyen great international moment,
he supply of the oil that is as
Mood 10 armies and navies of
Otay, CardenaS took occasion to
by b.untly that the democracies
the world would be assured oil.
he question which this answered
aS succinctly, whether pressure
hight be brought by intimida-
Ons that such nations as Italy,
Germany and Japan might be Civ
n oil facilities.
The DEGREES exprOpriating the
!! industry and Suspending deal
rss IN gold and foreign exchange
Fere climax in a long fight be-
Seen the oil companies and their
5000 uniOnized Mexican work
- question that went really
r1ch further, into the relations
e;Teen foreign industry as u
Fao!e and the Cardenas govern
Heai with its gigantic program
d raising the living standard of
oor Nexicans.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19
POPE FIG ITS FOR
SIX TARIFF FEES

WASHINGTON, Mar. 10. (UP)
Senator James Pope, D., Idaho,
today opened a fight to force con-
sideration of his effort to attach
$2l2,OOO,O0O in tariff equaliza-
ton fees on six basic farm COM
modities. He asked the senate
finance committee to give imme-
date consideration to his order"
to the tax measure, to impose
such fees on cotton, rice, field
corn, tobacco, wheat, and synthe-
tic fibres.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19
ROOSEVELT'S WRATH
is AT HIGH PITCH

WASHINGTON, Mar. 10. (UP)
President Roosevelt concluded
his second fact finding inquiry in
to the Tennessee Valley Author
ity feud by accusing Chairman
Arthur F.. Morgan of contumacy
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19
Mrs. Richardson
Taken By Death

Announcement was made today
that Mrs. L B. Richardson, moth
err Of Mrs. Arthur Alden Carver
formerly Of Hendersonville, and
Mrs. Frank Wilcox, Of Tryon,
passed away at the home Of Mrs.
T. B. Allen, Friday, March IL.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19
sTRIKELEss STRIKE OVER

CAMDEN, Ark. (UP)-County
officials there had to wait for fair
weather to end the "strikeless
strike" of the Ouachita county
courthouse clock. When the clock
was repaired its strike was ended
it began to strike again, ringing
out each hour.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19
BREAK WITH SPAIN

LIMA, Peru, Mar. 10. (UPl-
An official announcement last
night said Peru has severed dip
lomatic relations with the Span
ish loyalist government at BARGE
Iona
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19
SON is BORN

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Gibbs, 2lS Schofield street, Jack
sonville, Fla, on March Is, son,
Michael David.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19
VETERAN PASSES

CP, LOUD. Fla, Mar. 19.-
'iyiI Nh. I. Drake, 94-year-old
s,dav" var veteran, died here yes
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19
WEATHER

Increasing elOudines:' followed
InS' tonight and Sunday
W,rmer tomorrow
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-03-19

Controversy about the IVA is
merely another argument over
power.
Evening star., 1938-03-02
AzALEA SHOW OPEN
IN BOTANIC GARDEN
100 Large Plants of 35 Varieties
on Display-To Continue
Three Weeks.

Congress spring azalea show for
the public was opened today in the
east and west wings of the exhibi-
ton conservatory of the United States
Botanic Garden. This is one of a
series Of flower shows under admin
istration of the Joint Committee on
the Library. of which Senate Leader
Barkley is chairman.
There are already in the show 100
large plants of IS varieties of indoor
aZaleas in unusually delicate coloring
and extraordinary forescence, accord
ing to William A. Frederick, who is
in direct charge of the exhibition
under David Lynn. architect of the
Capitol. The show will continue three
weeks and as the plants come into
bloom will eventually include IS varie-
ties and several hundred plants. Those
now on display are the most forward
of the Towering types.
This show is different from any,
thing else in the country, Director
Frederick explained. All plants ex-
hibited are hybrids, cross between
the non-hardy Ghent and the hardy
Krume types-producing all tender
types purely for indoor decoration.
The delicacy Of coloring is said by
expert botanists to be most ex-
quisite." These plants were all pro-
duced in the Botanic Garden green
houses.
Evening star., 1938-03-02
ASK MORE POLICE
TO CHECK CRIME
Columbia Heights Citizens
Urge Not Less Than
Additional 100,

| Charging the increase in crime here
stresses the need Of a voice in local
affairs by District citizens, George H.
Brown chairman of the Public Safety
Committee of the Columbia Heights
Citizens Association. introduced a
resolution approved unanimously by
that group last night calling for the
addition of mot less than 100 police
men to the present crippled force"
1T is now unsafe for women to walk
on the streets at night" Mr.. Brown
declared. adding that public safety no
longer exists here" Mrs. Charles A.
Franklin recommended an investiga-
ton Of the social conditions which
lead to crime, while other members
expressed the opinion the large num-
ber Of "transients" added to the
trouble.
Accurate Figures Recommended.
1t Horace w. Lineburg, chief of the
police Public Relations Squad and
former head of the District Depart
ment of the American Legion, sug-
gested the association contact its pre-
cinct captain. headquarters officials
ana the departments statistical bureau
for correct information of the exist
ing crime situation
1t. Lineburg explained the duties of
his division, which chiefly is locating
missing persons
Opposition to regulation of milk
prices in the District by any other
method than by fixing the rate of
return on the investment of the milk
distributors" was expressed in reso-
luton introduced by Mrs. Marie Flynn
Maddox. 1t was adopted.
Repeal OF the 60-40 District Federal
appropriation ratio law was opposed
in another resolution introduced by
Mrs. Maddox, unless a $3.50 basis OF
support of the District by the Federal
Government is substituted or new
law providing for an annual Federal
appropriation of an amount equal
to the tax value of the real and per-
sonal property of the Federal Gov
ernment in the District is enacted. u
The resolution was adopted
d. c. Appointees Urged.
Col. Luther R. Maddox introduced
resolution. which was adopted, urg-
ing District Attorney David A. Pine
to appoint bona flde residents of the
District to his staff.
The association adopted resolution
introduced by w. I. SWanton, secretary
of the organization, objecting to the
proposed tax on fuel OIL
Appointment Of joint committee
Of the Senate and House. with suf-
flcient funds to investigate all local
public welfare agencies, was asked in
a resolution introduced by Mrs. Mar
garet Hopkins Worrell, president of the
association. It was adopted unani-
mously. Mrs. Worrell presided at the
meeting held in the Fourth Presby-
terian Church.
Evening star., 1938-03-02
Two Eagles Attack Man

After shooting an eagle near No
vara. Italy man was attacked by
two other eagles, which pecked at
him until he tainted from the loss Of
blood
Evening star., 1938-12-10
Outstanding Values

Two-Family Home
II 6l4 X St. N.E.-S45.OO
rlve rooms. kitchens and bath: hot
| water heat. electricity.
1916 G St. N.E.-s5O,
i Living room, dining room, 3 bed
rooms. rooms Kitchen and bath, 2 screened
Near Navy Yard
1854 d St. S.E,-S15
| l., colonial home, living room. din
ing mi; room. 3 bedrooms. kitchen and and
| pdsn. large front porch and screened
rear porch; rear yard.
Semi-Detached
4i1O Chesapeake St.-S57.bO.
v..t Drive "n out p;v Wis; Ave; to River Rd..
reception hall. living room. dining
room: 3 bedrooms. kitchen. bath. 8
porches; garage; rear yard
Excellent Location
435 Decatur st. NW.-s65.OO
rod Lying room, dining room. bed
efatlon; rear yard: . screened porches.
All Decatur St. N.w.-s,s
roan, Rec. hall: living room. dining
rooHl' 4 DedroomS, kitchen and bath:
lnclosed porches; garage; laundry
vaos suns ana toilet in basement; rear
yard; convenient to schools: excellent
transportation.
Near 18th and Park Rd.
1923 Parkwood Pl. N.W.-Large Home
Living, room. dining room, bed
rooms baths. kitchen; two-car ga
rage: Frisidaire; screened rear porch;
h0snr,s thaunary tubs and extra lavatory In
In Petworth
Two-Family Home
Ala Farrasut St. NV.
Colonial home; rec. hall living
room, dining room, bedroom, kitchen
with elec. refrigerator. lst a.; com.
plete bath in basement; living room,
dlnlng room. bedroom, small lncloSed
porch. kitchen and bath. second fioor:
Oil burner and garage; large rear yard.
403 Delafield Pl. NW.-S5S.5O
Living room, dining room. 3 bed
rooms. Kitchen and bath. screened
/ porches; large rear yard
Large Home
1920 Illinois Ave. N.W.-s78.5O
Semi-detached rec. hall. living
room. dining room. 4 bedrooms
1 Kitchen and bath. pantry. screened
rear porch large rear yard, Gear ga
xase. oil burner. cleo. refrigeration.
lD4 K cAFRITZ Di. $3.50
Evening star., 1938-12-10

s9.s5O-cHEVY CHASE. D. C.
| Foreclosed property. close to Conn. ave-
| stores and schools; ideal location with
| shade trees; s large rooms with tiled bath
| maids room on Bird floor; oil burner; Gear
| garage; paved street and alley; easy terms
| CALI, WOODLEY 1900.
Evening star., 1938-12-10
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.,

bargain. Only $3.50 rooms, front
and back porches hardwood floors tiled
bath, shower. oil heat. good as new; double
garage. large lot; close to school Also
a bargain in bung allow; s rooms on
first floor . rooms in attic. hardwood
floors. ami, double garaee. Make offer
Do not telephone, come and see me and
save a few thousand dollars. F. A. LIN
GER, 3l09 Gath st. ne. IL block south
Evening star., 1938-12-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

56l3 14th ST. N.W-DETACHED BRICK,
Q large rooms. > complete baths, three
car detached garage, weather stripped and
finished basement. all floors oak, Pittsburg
OWNER, 5704 14th NV.
Florida will sacrifice fine new home if sold
hem h9me Hats located 1 at - WY winston dr. in beau
of the best built homes we have, with every
e ats *0Sass Ss
heat, insulated, weather stripped and and
screened, full basement, buit-in gar; terms
eis sedom than i M Is an open sausy
extended, Keep right into River rd.. turn left
SaoS fof to nseect pe
GEORGETOWN, 1929 CAMBRIDGE PL.
beating pIant pSans ss3oo frcm owner Easy
sHEcAE bsoH R4RaA 5a5 On Is; aT
splendid condition. Ideal location for tourist
rooming house; terms. Natl. 1888.
500 RoxBoRo PL. NV; s5,e5o-sIX
eTss an half 5see Il f9d eo
Georgia ave. NV. Randolph 0516
CAPE CoD-LIvING ROOM. DINING
lOOIll, kltCIleu anu sun pdIloF OH 1TSL IlOOr
5 5ad and d o bes and au sas
under entire house. Lot 50x1s3, all leve'
113 Sherman ave. Takoma Park. Md
BY OWNER. IN CHEVY CHASE, MD
New brick center-hall house. never occu-
screened and weather stripped; recreation
room. garage. Lot 60x120. Priced less
than S11 900; very easy terms to reliable
District SSSS or Cleveland 1850
18th ST. HEIGHTs-BY OWNER. ON
account of DEATH must sell or rent my
home bedrooms, 2 baths. full basement,
oil heat. 2-car garage. 3 porches; 2nd floor
is arranged for apis, with 2 bedrooms on
$50 MONTHLY. WITH A CASH PAYMENT
ton. of Petworth; t. rooms, = inclosed
yard, garage Call WILLIAMS. Natl 1852.
5000 CASH AND BALANCE LIKE RENT
buys bungalow or house; built to your
satisfaction. Phone Emerson $500 IL
R, 2 K. 2 B.. FRAME, sEMI-BUNGA-
ave- $3.50: $40 cash. $40 mo-. 59o. See
OWNER. 5716 10th St, ewes:
1913 N ST. NW-12 ROOMS. 2 BATHS;
$4,000 Small cash payment. Informa-
tion. call OWNER. Columbia 1908.
CHEVY CHASE MD, 115 W. THORN
apple-In wooded section. near, schools
and transportation Dutch. Colonial 7
rooms, including sun porch, oil heat.
built-in garage. To inspect, phone Wis
consin 4165-M. No agents.
Evening star., 1938-12-10
BRAND-NEW HOMES,
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
JUST y BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
CT GE0 IT'D

F. H. A. INSPECTED AND APPROVED.
We have Just started to decorate the
interior of these . fine all-brick Colonial
homes and believe you will be interested
in making an inspection before they are
completed There is beautiful hostess
kitchen for you to see
SAMPLE HOUSE. 3104 JOCELYN ST. NV.
BARKLEY BROS. INC. Owners 4; Builders.
CONNOR & RYAN Sales Agents.
ReDublic 3oI6
Evening star., 1938-12-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

% RMS.-5 BATHS.
Downtown. near Carnegie Library. Brick.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st.. Realtor. Natl. O753.
ONLY $39.5O PER MONTH,
Including taxes and insurance. buys
new 6-room modern brick home, bath
and and sRR9Wsr de bust luxe ktGhen chestnut
and inspected. Large fenced-in lot.
SAMPLE-1801 E ST. NE,
Open Daily Until PM.
LOUIS H. HALL. Potomac 6O21.
EXCLUSIVE SHEPHERD PARK.
Two new brick homes. center-hall plan
ment,, also maids. room and bath; two
wood burning nreplaces: step-down living
room, large porches; wooded lot. Most mod
ern kitchen.
Your Immediate Inspection Urged.
Open Daily to PM
1922 18th ST. NV.
G3th and Eastern Ave NW)
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV DIST. 3346.
Evening star., 1938-12-10
NO CASH NEEDED.

I Brick, 6 rooms, bath. corner: new con-
of Bethesda left 8 squares on GeorgetoWn
rd. to Glenbrook rd, right ! square TO NO.
ia. Apply S. T. ROBERTSON owner
| 1Rnl CieorgetoWn rd.
Evening star., 1938-12-10
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE. MODERN 4-ROOM COT
tage hath, porches; acre wooded; highway
Monthly payment GLADYS WINFIELD,
Fairfax 1901
OWNER TRANSFERRED. MUST SELL;
rms oil heat. Al condition. nice lot.
garage cellar clear of encumbrance in
spect at your earliest convenience: can
be seen most any time; price and terms
may be arranged. Call JUDSON REAMY
Sl,a
Evening star., 1938-12-10
PIG 18th ST 6 F.

offered to close an estate Colonial brick
seml-d etached six large rooms and tiled
bath: hot-Tater heat; inclosed rear porches
An opportunity to purchase a low-priced
home or good investment.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
Evening star., 1938-12-10
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED AT oNcE-HoUsEs FOR RENT
in all sections of city and suburbs. Clients
waiting Prompt remittance Natl 1854
WINFIELD & THURM. 9OS 10th NV 1O'
5 ROOMS. KITCHEN. .TH; GEORGE
town. Glover Park or near at Alto Hos
pital: reasonable; best references. Emer-
son 1904
Evening star., 1938-12-10
1922 UPSHUR ST. NV.

New rooms and . baths, and really
recreation that's beautiful. paneled and
stippled walls in living and dining room;
oil heat, air conditioned. detached garage;
deep lot Only one left; Terms to suit.
Evening star., 1938-12-10
REAL CHRISTMAS
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.

In RiverdaIe Exhibit home. 413 Mon
roe ave: 5 rooms. tiled bath. hardwood
floors. finely. equipped kitchens, cellars
ment, $40 per mo. We also build to order
in Virginia Md. and D. C. NJ. D. CAMP,
BELL. Natl. @01l; evenings. Greenwood
Evening star., 1938-12-10
Govt. Attorney Transferred
to N. Y.-MuSt Sacrifice.

5S02 1th ST. NV.
Practically new. spacious home. Living
room with real fireplace. large dining room.
hrst-door den. Second floor. 4 SPLENDID
BEDROOMS, > baths Recreation room with
real nrepIaco. laundry. two storage rooms.
TRANSFORMATION nearby. Geo. 1920. Open
Sal and sun d Peal
Evening star., 1938-12-10
HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

2O22 n. CAPITOL ST
rooms. bath. porches: cleo: h.-w.
heat; will decorate.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 H St NV. National 2345
5ssh; 5;s flssss y.i $s5;so 81 A12s1Ii s1I sotts nx@a
10 rooms. 3 baths. S57.5O 1925 s ST..
sis.s ;i;s, ss5 5ooms' s1 BATH arranged for fam
WALTER A. BROWN.
1415 Eye St. NV. National 1852.
1920 EUCLID ST. NV,
Nine rooms, two baths; h.-w.h.. gas and
electricity; convenient to schools. stores
and transportation: reasonable rent. j.
O,BRIEN KEY. 927 18th st. Met. 1885.
DOWNTOWN
S37 .5O-6 rms, bath; gas, cleo. latrobe
heat; side and back yard; repapered; 2
blocks Thomas Circle. Republic i199.
CHEVY CHASE-CLEvELAND PARK.
We invite your inspection of our beauti-
full homes. q to ii rooms one to three
baths. LESLIE D. MEASELL. Adams 9563
or Cleveland ABB night and Sunday IL
MODERN BUNGALOWS.
Nearby Nd. and Va: to rooms, bath.
S35 to $50. LESLIE D. MEASELL, Adams
1868 Night and Sunday Clev. 4733. Ils
Evening star., 1938-12-10

FOR CoLoRED
Your Christmas Will Be Happy
in this aforementioned home; 8 beautiful
large rooms and bath air-conditioned heat
lots Of sun light: convenient to schools,
churches and transportation
1927 CT ST. N.E.-S52. so
JOHN r. PINkETT, INC,
Dupont S1SI. 1902 New Jersey Ave N W
Evening star., 1938-12-10

3 ACKEs, NEAK BURMd r,Es MILHs g Nh
) acres, 6-room BUNGALOW, near N H. ave.
extended and Md. University: $3.50.
so acres, houses. barn. outbuLdlnss' or
chard. 50 apple trees. on Colesvllle pike
Nd. near Carroll's Garage; S4Oo per acre
% acres. l"-room house. cleo. barn,
sheds. stables. water. fruit trees, near Goes
vile. Md; Sl4 600.
The above properties are worth inspec-
&c. l1aa. FRANK H. GAUSS. 1904 Ga. Ave.
Evening star., 1938-12-10

643 Indiana Ave. NV Natl o35o.
COLORED-125o JACKSON ST NE
rms. bath: h.-w.h h.. cleo; nice yard; $50 so.
HOHENSTE!N BROS. 9TH and H sts. ne
Lincoln 0S91
Evening star., 1938-12-10
BUNGALOWS.

New, Modern Brick.
Stoddard Rd Blk. From Leblond Ave.
Cheverly, Md.
Priced Right. Trade. Terms.
S37 FOREST DRIVE.
EVANSVILLE. MD.
Frame Bungalow 6 Rooms.
Priced Low. Trade. Terms.
Erwin REALTY Hyattsville 165
Evening star., 1938-12-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

New Detached Brick Home.
4519 18th st. ne, Michigan Park-six
rooms. tile bath shower; chestnut. trim;
open fireplace; large. modern kitchen.
Furred walls, weather stripped. screened.
insulated. gas heat. slate roof concrete
front porch. Large lot. garage. open
WIN. R. THoRowGooD.
2024 r. I. Ave. NE Decatur 0317.
COLORED-CORNER c-gTORY BRICK
home, nr. 1st and SITS. NV: 8 large
rms. and bath. h-wh.. elec. oil burner.
1-pc. sink. modern gas range, full cellar
and Lear garage; only $3.50.
Dist S917. w. L. MOORE. Geo. 2s02.
COLORED-S6 $50.
7th near L st. NE.
Here is an 8--oom house with recreation
room, oil heat hardwood hcors downstairs.
Lovely tiled bath with shower. entire house
in fine condition. An excellent home for
responsible colored family.
72l 10th ST NV. NATL. O766.
After Z PM. Call Shepherd 1851.
Evening star., 1938-12-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

TAKoMA PARK DETACHED DWELLING.
metal weather strip; 1st a.. rms bath,
sxs05y rms Ef'a ba
refg.. extra room basement: garage; sacri,
Z tlss rts ,o close @ estate s. 10000. voLNEY
3 3ds 2 ST; N;E.rs4;75o. 3 snI. r. AND ~ B.
Sat ssn aos EvenaHs TMADEv Wis 1?la y44o 18th st
Rs% 5sSs 5iaz gAs SIX ssy
and Ts5s T'h SSs1
sunday dscs oa od road mile
SFS%roR sfyS1a RetSssds Ssfsn. aas Or call MR.
chanse. 144s Belmont st. NV. r.. 2
b. larse lot; like new; many extras Open q.
Rs St. lsS Or sx5Haass Eli e SsfEsn n
downtown home. Open. IL
BEST OFFER BUYS.
Chevy chase D. brick BED bed
4ist st. NV. Emerson 1856. 0'' '"'
ExG;EP@TIoNALt,Y Exc; @ Nh, g ATT, ATTRACTIVE @ NEW
weather stripping, turred walls slate root
and entEance haI Seven out Of sold
ROBERT E. LoHR, .ao.
311 Cedar st. Georgia 0ss1.
GEORGETOWN-TWO BRICK, 7
rooms, bath. automatic hot-water heat;
garden and double garage; very reasonable
at $500. For appointment Call
OFFICE OF JOHN LIPSCOMB,
1885 Wisconsin Ave. Michigan O600. H.
lO5 MADISON ST. NV.
S9350
EMI-DETACHED BRICK.
This attractive "Cooley-Built" home.
Just 3 years old, contains Z large rooms >
complete baths. automatic heat, recreation
room and garage: southern exposure and in
new-house condition. Don't fail to investi-
gate this For details call Mr.. Widmyer.
Adams '405
THIS is JUST THE BEST XMAS PRESENT
We built this special home for pur-
chaser who was transferred to another
city before completion and are now willing
to let his loss be your gain. A 50 300
home for only S.. 900. The architect made
special specifications throughout, For ex-
mortar. "Buckipgham" slate roof Ten
sulation throughout. 100 feet extra radia-
tion architecturally designed de luxe ktch-
en-. oil heat. massive stone fireplace. flag
stone porch extra large corner lot with
beautiful shrubbery, in a refined neigh
borhood. Give your family this Christmas
gift for only 81 900 down and S56.5S per
month. F. H A, To see. and feel the
past, Cherrrydale, turn left on Utah St. go
N. c. HINES Il SONS. Chestnut 244O.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Evening star., 1938-12-10
2305 Bird ST NE

Spiok-and-span-5 rooms and bath. COM
pactly arranged: h.-wh.. full basement
Wt1.i Wlth i!aXatory % and laundry facllties; S45.
100 Eye st N w Met asGn