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Evening star., 1938-12-13
Arrests Ordered
.0f M(kesson Head
And Two Officials
Violation Of S. {. c. Act
Charged in Warrants
Against Drug Men
By the Associated Press.

Dy the associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13-F. Donald
Coster. president of McKesson g.
Robbins, Inc, drug concern whose
financial affairs are under investi-
cation. was ordered arrested today
by the Federal authorities on a
charge of violating the Securities
and Exchange Act.
George S. Dietrich, assistant
treasurer, and George Vernard, Mon
treal agent of W. w. Smith & Co.
English agents for the drug concern
were also ordered taken into custody
Warrants for the seizure of the
three men were filed in Federal
Court by Assistant U. S. Attorney
Irving H. kaufman. who left i'm
mediately with officers for New
Haven to arrest Coster and Dietrich
Native of Washington.
Coster lives in Fairfield, Conn.
and has been president of the firm
since 1926. He is 54 and native OF
Washington, D. C.. The board OF
McKesson & Robbins yesterday de-
manded his resignation.
The overt act charged in the COM
plant was that Vernard, on De-
cember 3, 1888, deposited check for
SIS 900 in Brooklyn branch of the
Chase National Bank, drawn against
Manning & Co. on the Royal Bank
of Canada in Montreal
Manning g. Co. is one of the con-
Germs which supposedly had ware
houses in which McKesson & Rob-
bins stored crude drugs. Testimony
has indicated that much of this
stock was non-eXistent and it was
because of alleged irregularities in
the crude drugs department that
McKesson & Robbins assets were
overestimated by perhaps s18,OO0,0 900.
The concern filed a petition in
(See McKESSON, Page A-4O
Evening star., 1938-12-13
B Bulletin u

Capt. Ira E. Keck, assistant
chief of detectives, said this aft
ernoon that one of the men whose
photograph was partially identi-
fed by Mary Brown last night as
one of her abductors, has been in
Occoquan Workhouse since June
"a serving term for indecent
assault. Capt. Keck said the
mans term does not expire until
next April.
early story on Page BID
Evening star., 1938-12-13
ItoIy Orders Journalists
To Quit Foreign Papers
By the Associated Press.

ASSUCIdLeU FTtSS.
ROME, Dec l3.-The italian gov
ernment yesterday notified Italian
newspaper men, estimated to num-
Der 200, they must cease serving
foreign newspapers by January /.
Among them were Arnaldo Cor
test, veteran correspondent for the
New York Times.
The Ministry of Popular Culture
held yesterday that as Italian citi-
zens they came under provisions of
a December order forbidding Ital-
ian newspaper men to write for for
eign newspapers or news services.
Evening star., 1938-12-13
Carroll Works to Be Sold

NEW YORK, Dec. 13 R.-Plays,
songs and stock in various enter
prises owned by Earl Carroll, theat-
rical producer, will be sold at public
auction today for the benefit of
creditors.
Mr. Carroll filed a petition in
bankruptcy two years ago.
Evening star., 1938-12-13
Lebrun Will Not Seek
Reelection in 1899

E3 the Associated Press.
PARIS, Dec. 13.-President AL
bert Lebrun informed close friends
today that he had definitely de-
cided" not to seek reelection in
May, 1899. 1t had been rumored
he might try for a second seven
year presidential term.
Evening star., 1938-12-13
Dissension Flares
Among Members Of
Monopoly Committee
Two Join in Criticism of
Examination of Glass
Company Witness
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND-
President RooSevelt last spring
asked Congress to authorize a
comprehensive surrey of the
American economic structure,
aDith particular emphasis on con-
centrdtions OF industrial control.
To do Job, Congress set up joint
erecutiue-legiSlatipe committee
and supplied it 1Uith $500, 900. In
qutry may take t1Uo years.
Evening star., 1938-12-13
(See EDEN, Page A-5D

Hitherto unpublished docu-
ments reue1l much about Robert
Eden, ancestor OF Anthony Eden
and the last royal Governor OF
Maryland. See page B-1.
Evening star., 1938-12-13
Summary Of Toduy's Star

Mary Brown partially identified two
police file pictures Page B-1
S2,000,000 land acquisition plan up
before Commissioners. Page B-1
Evening star., 1938-12-13

sports.
Mats swapping plans may suffer
from lack of waivers. Page C-1
Hutchinson gets slice of purchase
price paid by Tigers. Page C-1
Champion Yanks loom even stronger
for next season. Page C-2
Patty Berg honored as No. l woman
athlete of 1888. Page ca
Bride of day sees Hubby Galiano
lose to Gevinson. Page C-2
Stars pin tourney again likely to
prove buffers delight. Page C-3
Vast sports growth shown in census
on athletic goods. Page C-3
Evening star., 1938-12-13
Chamberlain
May Act Alone
0nNaziCo|onies
Without Assurance OF
Commons Approval;
Will Speak Today

BACKGROUND
Germany, stripped OF her CO.
lonial sources OF raW materials
and markets by the treaties end
ing the World War, has, under
Hitler, carried on a continuous
campaign OF "education" at
home and agitation abroad for
their return. Those colonial
losses constitute the chief re-
naming Versailles sore spot
Which Hitler has promised to
heal.
Evening star., 1938-12-13

Foreign.
Lima conference studies projects to
increase trade. Page Al
Decree blocks Jews removal of goods
from Reich. Page Al
Deputies approve Daladier's emer-
gency measures. Page Al
National.
Leniency expected for George Burns
in smuggling case. Page Al
Monopoly group delves further into
glass domination. Page Al
Incentive taxation "a curse" manu-
facturer testif1es. Page Az
u. S. may lend money to Latin
America to spur trade. Page AS
Van Nuys sees revival of fight over
anti-lynching bill. Page AS
Washington and Vicinity.
Eden sees President; causes furor
at State Department. Page Al
Congress to probe Gravelly Point air
port, magazine says. Page Az
Women's clubs asked to support new
Virginia marriage law. Page Az
Montgomery Federation to continue
metropolitan study. Page Az
House group fixes date for Jefferson
Memorial hearing. Page B-1
Dirksen suggests House group start
D. G. tax program. Page B-1
Release on bond before fingerprints
checked aSsaiIed. Page B-1
Evening star., 1938-12-13

(See CHAMBERLAIN, Page A-50
Evening star., 1938-12-13

(See LIMA, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1938-12-13

(See McKESSON, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1938-12-13

(See BURNS, Page A-4O
Evening star., 1938-12-13
Weather Forecast

Generally fair with lowest temperature
80 degrees tonight; tomorrow, cloudy
and warmer; colder tomorrow night.
Temperatures today-Highest, 80, at
pm; lowest, 80, at tbs am; SO at 2
pm. Full report on page Az.
Evening star., 1938-12-13

(see MONOPOLY, Page A-5)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-01-28


Still determined to rot in Jail"
rather than permit vaccination Of
his 8-year-old son, John T. Marsh,
4O-year-old farmer-laborer of Car
isle, Pa, departs from the Office
of a justice of the peace follow
ing renewal for so days of his
commitment in the Cumberland
county Jail. Marsh has been in
Jail since last November despite
the fact his wife and eight chill
dren have been threatened with
hunger and privation. State law
requires all students be vaccinat-
ed. Each additional day Marsh
prolongs the vaccination he auto
tnatically increases his Jail SEN
tence by five days.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-01-28

William Donovan, defense Arno client
William Donovan, oil companies
found guilty consprng to TX
gasoline prices violation law maps
plans of the conviction Anott of New YORK
vice president of the Arno was one
of the 80 bgwi individuals All defendants
subject to maximum fines the individuals
prison. expected States
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-01-28

Judge M. T. Manton is pictured at
Washington as he testified before
the Senate Judiciary Committee on
the Ashurst Courts Bill. The meas
ure, introduced by Senator Ashurst,
of Arizona, would establish an ad-
ministrative Office to act as clear
ing house for United States courts.
central Press)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-01-28

AS if continuous sneezing weren't
enough, Mrs. Betty Grose, "a, of
Oakland, CAL, bewilders medicos
with "whistling ear. At times
she sneezes and whistles alter
nately. Sometimes the whistling
sound comes through her ear for
1O-second periods.
Central Press
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-01-28
EACH SYMBOL REPRESENTS


illus February
onn +ha ,or
root,on h;oh 49, 1890 " - Pershing.
w. ~, u can its 1888 fghl against syphilis
ooN ''A'0' Auueu ~ gonorrhea
'nse III True understanding OF favor
the
o thousands OF cases practically eliminating
UNDISCOVERED
under Gated in the limited
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-01-28

One of the most famous gems in
the world, the Hope diamond,
owned by Mrs. Evelyn Walsh Nc
Lean, Washington social leader,
is worn by Mrs. Mclean as she
attended a benefit performance.
Central Presa
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-01-28

of the United States Maritime Commission
right Bane Washington passengers who were
farewell plane which they riding out
storm bndy But Pilot Capt
Fred rght Coot brought the ship
The from
New York Washington normally eighty minutes took agong
- wind and rain-bufeted hours. Central Press)
Evening star., 1938-08-14

GEoRGETowN-a;RooM j ORG, so,S HOUSE So $50
gains L. H THADEN Wis 5440,
7.e5o-TAKoMA PARK-LovELY NEW
conditioned huge screened summer porch
nigh nigh e,eyation; marvellous value Call
CENTER GET HALL BRICK. GRUvER, BUILT:
r E. MAEoNEY, agent Sa'e!I clev. s' 764s. s A'
So 5;75os.1REsTIR1cTED N. E: Mr.. R: !; /
screened porch; easy terms. Natl l43s.
of New Hampshire ave.-New English Nor,
mandie homes lsrss rooms baths; :
ton. Reasonable price. Natl. .oId.
SPECIAL SPECIAL! BARGAIN-7NEAR
elec oil burner ieGs reduced "o Ss"oo Price
s. $50: act today Met 1856.
HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
home. west Of Georgia ave close to Ma
tivity School and Church. also Junior high
S aas sh0ennf ea Ms oRE PFsa geo
2c4 R NE-W1LL SELL MY .o-FT ROW
rms and tiled bath: $3.50 North 1447.
If YOU WANT THE BEST BARGAIN IN
will sa self er half FsTas
nal cost price cost price SIG 900: 3 beau
tiful large rooms, brick. baths near
Cathedral. Emerson 3440.
HOME OR 1NvEsTMENT-NR. 10th AND
ami: gar. oil. Reduced from 50 900 to
$4,000 for quick sale; terms. Dist. o16:.
CAPITOL HILL APTS.. MODERN. 3
Only Only; $3.50: E W. BAILEY, Adams M asa
NEW BRICK. RMS; BEDRMs.. ONE
In knotted pine for den. bullt-in garage,
h. -w.h. automatic hot-water heater refs.,
fun ot n Gaked
Sprine. Close to transp; price below
$4,000. Call OWNER. Georgia 47sl.
IA MADISON ST NW-DETACHED &
vacant Cali Kensineton ial-R.
ANACOSTIA-S6 750-S55O CASH BAL
modern e-rm.. brick; front porch, i. in
Upstairs: :, GOOD condition: close to bus.
NATL. saa6 A NJ. ROTH. TEMPLE 1884.
JUST COMPLETED: NEW WHITE sTUcco
iots 81 shade By oWNER Wheeler s
I'd. sc: Open all day Sunday. Small down
10, LoNGFELLoW ST. N.W-6-R. B.
brick, h:-w;h: elec.. built-in garage con-
crete Colonial and double rear porches. gas
1000 .srma aAsVhy
err. Dist. 45Os: Sun. and eve. Geo $500
REAL BARGAIN. DIRECT FROM OWNER
Practically new 6-room and large bath
bungalow. near school. oil heat electric
kitchen: built-in two-car garage. large lot.
3O9 Cedar ave, Takoma Park, Md
CLEVELAND PARK. LOCATED NEAR THE
Cathedral fine old detached home with
beautiful verandas and lovely Railways.
containing five bedrooms. three baths.
freplaces. Modern in every respect. Can
be bought very reasonably with good cash
nc vrna to Mnr
sey Trust COMPANY National $3.50.
3OO9 18th ST NE.-6-ROOM FRAME DE-
tached g bedrooms. bath: h.-w.h.;
$6.25O. Potomac :}69S-J
BY OWNER. MT. PLEASANT r.. .
baths :, glassed sleeping porches; oil
heat, Frieidaire: garage. Col. 1878.
BRICK : RMS: BATHS, 1st-FL, TW.
school. blks.; jr. and sr hiRh and bus
conv.: beautiful yard. En- 41l7. Natl. $3.50.
BETHESDA AREAS BEDROOMS, Ia
baths S4a5O, S30O down Call MRS.
WEBB, Wisconsin 5661.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
1910 CALIFORNIA NV.


l room kit: elec refs. on house current,
Murphy he'd: S32.50 Will furnish. So
more. See ianitor; -. 49,,
E. NJ. AIKEN. 500 H ST. NV. NATL. 1885
CoLoRED, 1902 9Th ST, N.W.-N1cE;
large rooms apts.; nice location; good
winter place: lights. heat; near bus.
COLORED -S3 R ST NV. = BRIGHT.
CHEEKY apt. :, rooms. kitchen. bath: con-
venent stores. car and bus: adults: $3.50,
COLORED-NEWLY BUILT APARTMENTS,
. rooms kitchenette bath. S43 so and
S47.5O. MRS. CANNADY, 115 Fla. ave.
NV, Decatur 1895.
COLORED-17n7 ST. NW-3 R.. KIT
and b.: elec refg; $3.50; adults only.
GUY TIMER. 1925 You st. NV
REFINED COLORFD-OPEN TODAY
APT. .. 1928 11th ST. r. & 3. 81" so
AFF1ECK, 2423 PA AVE REPUBLIC S6S3.
CCLORED-1 RM KITCHEN; ALL MOD.
ern conveniences: reas.; near trans. l407
Belmont st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
HOUSES UNFURNlSHED.

s,5--DETAcHED. BRICK HOME. l-YEAR
old lovely lot, and ideal Hillc-est. location:
ars' floor, Dor, Cali Lincoln as;5. w '' W.
1877 IRVING ST. NW-l1 LARGE RMS.
: baths. : kitchens; suitable for roonIns nIn
opnH o1hsT MD NJ saS sree 70 chep3 cnss
D. c. near Rock Greek Park and ! blk.
south Military road, ! rms. 3;b. brick.
Gers, C : che2S tt CHASE D. G and Nd: 8 rms.
ba TO rms, , ba;; $50 to $40; also
Md; 6 rms. ba., So: FULTON R; COR
CHEVY CHASE p. C-s ROOMS. !"
sSsIsbie Sept. Is. ssls S Sorthampfon " 'G St.
$ ROOMS. 4 BEDROOMS. ;: 1NGLosED
rood prick By o.
Reasonable 4406 l4th ST. NV Rand 09S4
SILVER sPR1NG--To, ADULTS ONLY:
Tm ornssloW Sept yearly lease
month. Cali shepherd 1905 any any time. tim '
SOS E. CAP: ST.Lll Rms, BATHS.
sebdos M hsst sto4ss large 6s9E ya nc al eend
PETWoRTH. 1914 ,5th ST. N.,W.-sEM1-
detached. good condition: h.-w.h. station
ary tubs Occupancy Sept. l. Inspection
after 10 am. Sunday. Adams $500.
4-RooM, BATH BUNGALOW AMI. $40
month l155 44th pl. Sc
house. newly, decorated, Nice location
slo WHITTIER, ST N.W.-DETACHED:
large living and din: rms: bedrooms: being
sn erey hdsms a so per
CHEVY CHASE KANAWHA ST-DE-
porch; ami. LINKiNs CO, 1895 H St: n "
aao6 P. ST. s.E.-one large front room
and aarndd az kitchenette: heat light and gas
l.43 ST Sc large, rms, private
heat: large porch: adults. IA
GLOVER ,PARK-.2o9 Both ST N:w.-e
Ss5s Ss3 mo; 244s Tunlaw I'd. n:x:-sss mo,
baths. etc. Ss3. MALONEY. Clev 164a,
tos IF ON BATHS NEw ss RRddsd RRIGK
Silver Spring. Md. shep 1850.
Mr.. WARDMAN PIX, :sal .7th-DEs1R-
acne acne poTe4es Sahs ssn of eve. ss
Larae. cool rms, shady yard. !. baths. fre-
place, elcc. refg.., garaee owner to keep one
room. Reasonable Pot. ;'a'4-J.
SLEVELAND fAtSh' b4l .tUtn 81. N w
porchcs garage; insulated: elec. refe,; SIS.
Glover Park-6 rms. > baths, recreation
rm,: garage, elec: refg. deep lot: $50.
WALKER & PRESCOTT INC. North 5314.
:s43a HoLMEAD PL. NW-a ROOMS.
modern. Rent SO. Call Met. e147.
TAKoMA PARK; Md STORIES. 8
large. shaded yard: conveniently located;
S15. Shepherd 4139-R.
SHEPHERD PARK, 1897 JONoUIL ST.
$50. 8 rooms. baths Wisconsin 5O5s.
71s 18th ST N.E.-6 ROOMS, BATH.
h,wh elec - auto ITO, refrigeraton; gear
Phone Line. 0933-J.
1925 NORTON Pl. N.W;;-,sEMI: :DETACH-
ed brick, bedrooms. tile BATH living rm..
dining rm,. solarium: fully equipped kitch-
en- pantry with retTs with
n eonsr nsar s. H0es oev ss
435 End ST. SE-NEAR CAPITOL AND
Library. Six rooms. h.::w.h:. newly deco
rated; $3.50. National 9724.
DOCTORS RESIDENCE. STONE AND
stucco. situated in Triangle, living room.
floor. 3 bedrooms bath. sleeping porch
End floor Servants quarters. bath 3rd
floor. Newly decorated Rent reasonable
TO right party. Phone Wis. 5l16.
CHEVY CHASE-5 BEDRMS.. 3 BATHS.
slo5 mo. West 2s4l-J for appointment
BURLE1TH NEAR SCHOOLS. BUS, TOWN
Stone front: three bedrooms: modern
kitchen. maids room: economical furnace;
two large screened porches; attractive gar
den: $50. Georgia 3laa.
sF in cthHokIc k L s.ES Ys1yssaSxss ss9oE .p Fl; Ell
for SbO Pot O3p6.w
Evening star., 1938-08-14
WOODBRIDGE VICINITY.

a,o9 2;"nd st. n.e-Attractive. lse. de-
tached home, 6 rms. bath. fireplace.
h. natural wood trim, lge. kit. front
porch. garage: close to schools. bus and
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED CORNER.
1889 Goth st. ne. near Woodridse-
First shoUing)-Attractive. detached, cor
ner brick home. center-hall plan; rooms.
, tile baths. breakfast room large living
room. fireplace, concrete side porch. recrea
ton room. slate root; gas heat. insulated.
Lot 55X101 garage. Price. Sl0,a5 Open.
NORTH WOODBRIDGE.
461a lockwood ave.-Beautiful new GEN.
tpr-hall plan brick; & rooms. | Il tile baths.
large modern kitchen with breakfast room.
soxi.6: brick sarase To inspect out
Michiaan ave. to 18th st. me-. left on 18th
to lockwood ave. Will consider trade.
:'4l1 S. OAK. AVE. NE
Beautiful detached brick home. s rms.
tile bath: h.-w.h.. fireplace modern kitch
en-. brick garage; mr.. r. I. ave; price.
$3.50.
35O9 Goth ST. NE
Detached home. rms bath, fireplace:
garage: $3.50; mr.: bus schools. stores.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
Ave
Evening star., 1938-08-14

decorated. National I4os.
ala TM2ie$MHY sE2TcN =, me- HoOss s5s 90.
ttf4f5s22 f452 nd 0tss earR1Hn nsosed pss $3.50
CLEVELAND PARK. 80,
soom Sss r:p.c. s. dnns iteen yea
with Eectrolux and gas stove; built-in ga
sss WEavfR skSs Nc noset Dstret as s
1881 H st. NE.-e R. B. ELEc.. .o.o
7is s'h '!i rHoM4s tSMs + T. sRoAs H s!ssf. $3.50
6lS 4th st. S.W Natl. 6s12
1888 SUMMIT PL. NE.-6 RMS. %57 50
and b.. ami: oil heat
3lS ] 1th st. s.w.-S rms, and
b., a.m.iF suitable as rooming Al. 50
aaa N st. s.w.-s rms and b., 20 50
,a.' ,aa ,.9s s12yP g., Nv e DAVIS soi; ssi; osss.
50 ADAMS ST; NV
rGS%S SsS s. SSE sW mo-
a rms b. hogI,,; h,wh; s So 4 mo no m
30 Fla. Ave. NV. Dec 2a05
FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW
Oil burner, electric refrigeration built
in garage. recreation rooms. fenced yard;
100. ,s;s y4bs4 ts'5 s;s,;s ;zhEs AEs fH r. ,,,s
Iss9. ssb sesssS s5isss<
De 'sss ss E. ~ %SaEs 1Ss Bs ss.s
- 4io4 5th 81. NV: 1'' S'o'
s,s rooms. bath h,-wh, front porch;
s2I ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV.
rooms. bath h.-w.h., porches. ga
r.s. rs2ms s2g bath. h.-V.h,, porches' ga
f' s'' cscc 1st ST. NV
rooms ,sis 5sfsosl.q s!sh aa!l 81 wv P7sh' ss'.
1924 l4,h WhpsE s1s NV \ JAMES ibci bst: ss4s.
OPEN TODAY.
,7os' .Jpshnr RMsi ST. BEpRMs nTMA,,iss, semi
s es 0rfS bxE is REAfrY xasf neS co sssr Ss sss s
BRooKLAND-NR: CATHOLIC UNIV.
are SIS For key phone Natl 7s4s.
6.s ORLEANS, PL. NE-MoDERN. g.
aa1s room n,b brick i h.vh ssrass; only SAB
st,n erick; redeeora,ed h.-w,h sar,: S.: 80
Ip'f' lhWH ave Se.-NeW, D L., DrlCk,
oos suto pes sssI; ssId facing nf PARK, sdsrr s35
auto heat, insulated: refs ear se!'5o..
bedrms porches; h.-w.h... gar: SOB.
,, poTehss oil OF! heat 1s refs semidet. brick
WASHINGTON REALTY CO GEO. s3oo
I6 NEWLANDs ST. N,W.--9 R, 5000
1saa s,s onta1io Geo1sia a aye, r. % g o." o."
0~i EDWARD iov Al ) P sc'HwPARrz. INC. . 90
1ol4 VT. Ave. NV, District 6slo.
TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.
, l.3s Evarts St n.e.-,-Lce: det 1o-rm,
reas rsnT snT Dx sOis REAhY If yee eo
Natl $3.50. Sun. Clev al00.
500 DELAFIELD PL. NV
3 rooms and bath, corner house;
garage: automatic heat - 5000
s11 18th 5 s.. q NJ SN''Af National eoi sso4.
1909 Irving ST. NV.
rooms = baths, oil burner. breaktss,
condition Can be seen all a dav e sundsy
RE1TzELL Disrric, sioo.
17o4 IRVING ST NV ROOMS AND .
baths h.-U,h. front and rear porches; SIS
,,,h: t,es M,ary s,.r I'd en,r,.,s rooms 1s
al 3o0 Channjnr ne
kr,bsni s 1,h IT, s. roo Tesm; T.; b, bah, ?
c. WELDON CO
IL. X NV Metropolitan 3oll.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
$72.50.
Inspect today-53lo 4lst st.-6 rms
and an bath: gar; ~, = screened Dor DIXIE
900.
lOll .ith ST. NW.-SGO.
Downtown: "-story brick s rms bath;
sas. eleG, h.-w, heat: newly decorated
1919 10th ST. .NW.-S5t.5O.
rms. bath: gas. h-w heat
NET. 20r5 D. E. BARRY 1907 H ST
CHEVY CHASE AND BETHESDA.
We have large list of Chevy Chase and
Bethesda houses from $50 up. Call US to
inspect.
800 Conn. Ave Cleveland 1900.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
rooms, one bath. electric refrigera-
tion. oil heat: new house; $50
EDW. H. JONES { co. INC.
$50 Conn. Ave. Cleveland 1900.
1923 VARNUM ST. NV.
1rs rms hodrp,s b,.h., aN
Evening star., 1938-08-14
MY LOSS YOUR GAIN.

One bolck from new recreation center
on 10th ST.: @ rooms. = baths: stone and
hollow Tile; built-in garage: heated by oil;
automatic hot-water storage tank: hard
wood floors throughout; original cost So
500: will sacrifice for $4,000; can finance
~ Cali, OWNER, GEORGIA 1o49
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Suburban Advantages
ClOSe-In.

Brand-new 6 rooms. bath; full base
ment: Bryant air conditioned; row brick
modernIstic exterior in white; modern
sas kitchen; near grade Junior and hieh
schools: no busy streets to cross near
beautiful wooded park S65 100. Inspect
22233 Observatory nj. NV. today KELLEY
STEELE & BRANNER. Dist. 774O.
5519 CONN AVE NV
'"''' 'S'" 81 rye Eve ST. aS NW nes' H''''o'
IA rms. 3 baths, cleo. gas h.-w.h. 100. 90
1903 3sth st. NV.
rms, bath elec.. gas heat $500
442a Alabama Ave. Sc.
rms, bath. elec.. sas h.-w.h. $500
467 H St. NV.
q rms. . baths cleo, gas h-wh. $500
1912 North Capitol ST
9 rms. , baths, cleo. gas. h-wh.
1.-TWO family 65 90
rms. bath, elec gas. oil burner $500
rms. bath cleo. gas, h-wh. 5000
II ST. NV.
e rms, bath cleo. gas oil heat $3.50
42O 18th st. Sc
10 rms, bath; elec.. gas. h;.w.h.-- 5000
Z rms. bath. cleo. gas. h.-w.h. 4T.5O
1113 D ST. NE
rms. water. gas. toilet in yard 22.50
DUPLEX APARTMENTS.
l64S ~, irving sn;, st. NV md f1oor-6 "a M
54o4 Ist pl. NV. No. "a rms.
kit bath. dinette 1900
1928 H st. ne. No. 3-3 rms, bath $3.50
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
Evening star., 1938-08-14
HOUSES UkFURNlsHED.

0OOSeS ONfOkNISVeO.
NEAR 14th AND PARK RD.
ltls LARGE esEkceGa coTosIAE Fl E'T,MfsS' XoME
kitchen; two-car garage; elec. refrigeration;
laundry tubs and extra lavatory in base.
i4o4 K. cArR1rz District aoso.
1927 BATTERY LANE,
rooms and p bath. ese pofehes. 'rs"rai sarase; :
m ,,o, sHASS9S i !, IysAs IT, -. I; 1s ss.,
4 rooms. detached: basement. electricity
ERN, al3 New York ave. NV. Natl. 74i6.
Colored-ao5 X st. se.- rms, bath;
A..'.'4s Jos; soDs''ifk \ HERBERT & SONS
,,sA NJ coLoRED; Ed. s,1so "a,
Mn pk1sR Il RT RupPERT 5Hs ios 20 7,h St NV
23rd and N SITS. NV.
lishis; Al condition: reasonable rent.
Simon SIN BELoFF, Real Estate
1908 New York Ave. NV. Natl. sls7.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
UNFURNISHED DETACHED HOUSE, NEAR
good public school and transportation;
within n 2" mseT Of bahs
plus maids room and bath: entirely. mod
ern house; automatic heat: attached two
ds W pay
monthly. Call Clev. f:'!5
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE
bedrooms baths. garage. Garden; &C
cessible to street cars or buses. Box 25:.-J.
Star.
CITY OR SUBURBAN sEM1-DET. HOUSE.
& or rms. / or ? baths; good nelehbor-
hood small family; excel, care 500 max
mum. Box l35-H. Star.
rWo ,sS.d fDUsTs oSs. IS sAT5 WAMb snRooM Ss4d DE-
rsse; reasonable BOX 2a2-J, Star.
FURNISHED DETACHED s-RooM HOUSE
with all modern improvements in Chevy
Tnase fen' Box ceHeans aeSJ Star FSfN
SEPTEMBER lst-REF1NED FAMILY De
sires modern house. unfurnished; three
bedrooms bath with shower En-, oil oil hra,; 1,a !;
School 'grlst and Conn. ave. transporta-
ton: rental not over $50 monthly. Reply.
Box 4S-J. Star, or telephone Republic 1850.
modern house for responsible family OF
four in a good neighborhood convenient
to TRANSPORTATION, Junior high school and
a erade school girls: occupancy Septem-
Der lst. II you have desirable house in
good condition. at a reasonable rental and
want to have II kept in good condition,
please reply Box 99-J. Star.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE DESIRES 5-RM,
bath; detached; J.: prefer nearby Nd.
Va; rent, $40 to SIS. Phone Geo.
S3r2.
IN QUIET UPTOWN NV SECTION.
near trans: s or rm. house, :. b. and
k. ami. where careful adult tenants are
appreciated. Not over S15 mo. Box 1861.
Star.
SUBURBAN-DESIRE TO RENT UNFUR-
niShed house within % mi Washington.
Must be detached near school. near trans
portatlon, 4-5 bedrooms; permanent. Give
all details first letter Box 56-J Star. IA
MODERN HOME, MINIMUM 4 BED.
rooms. > baths. Chevy Chase or equal
ne1shborhood Reply G0l Fairfax Hotel.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS MODERN
bunGalow. Sept. 10. rooms. sleeping
porch. inclosed yard, garage D. c. sub
urbS: $50. Box la5-J. Star
COUPLE WISHES TO RENT SMALL FUR
nished detached house. about NA5, yard:
automatic heat. Wisconsin 29lS
Evening star., 1938-08-14
Near Bureau of Standards.

Open Sun. - pm. 3S?3 Veazey st:
w-Semi-det brick 4 bedrooms and
bath. lear garage: close to schools,
churches stores, transportation priced for
quick sale.