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Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
AGRARIANS
CONFRONT
OBSTACLES
Fascist Disturbances
Linked to Farm
Troubles

MEXICO, D. F. Feb. 2.
CUP)-This weeks disturb
ances in Tamaulipas state,
where rebels identified as
Fascist golden shirts cross
ed into Mexico from the United
States and claShed with federal
forces, dovetan with reports here
of unrest in the north because OF
the economic situation.
Information reaching the capital
indicates that we'll intentioned
plans Of President Lazaro Carde-
mas to improve rapidly the lot OF
Mexican peasants and laborerS
have run into difficulties.
An agricultural crisis in 1897 re-
suited in a shortage of food, sky
rocketing prices of essential COM
modities to startling levels. AL
wage increases which laborerS have
obtained in the past three years
as result of strikes. negotiations,
etc. have been wiped out in terms
OF real money because of the rise
in living costs.
Sixty thousand tons OF wheat
were imported from the United
States and Argentina IN the past
three months alone. And that Is
not all; corn and cocoa-products
that originated in Mexico-today
are not being produced in suffl-
cient quantities to meet the ma
tional demand.
Another big disappointment has
been the showing made in the first
year that the Laguna cotton district
n the northern states of Coahulla
and Durango has been operated
Inder the system of Agrarian COM
munitieS. When private owners
chiefly Americans, British Span
iards and MeXicans-operated that
region, its irrigation works fun2-
toned smoothly and fine cotton
crops were produced. This land was
seized in November, 1885, and
President Cardenas personally Wis
tied the district to direct dlstrlbu-
ton of appropriated tracts to the
peasants. Statistics regarding the
1897 crop have been carefully with
held from the public. but for
months the peasants have been
clamoring for he president to re-
turn to the district to straighten
Up their affairs.
The official explanation of the
agricultural situation is that it
was too dry in some places, and
too much rain in others.
Luis Cabrera, distinguished at
torney and author of the first
Agrarian reform law adopted in
1879 charged that the main trou-
BILE lis that the poor peasants are
being fooled" They have been told
hey will get land, Cabrera SAID,
out what happened was that they
ceased working for tn owner OF
he property and became instead
virtual slaves of the agricultural
redit bank.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02

BY special act of Congress, James
Lincoln Hartley, 80, Seattle, became a
United States citizen, second person
ever so naturaliZed Born in Michl-
gan, his parents moved to Canada
His father became Canadian citi-
Yen
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
Seaplane Crashes
In South Pacific

PARIS, Feb 2. UP)-The sea-
plane piloted by Mario Stoppani,
Italian aviator returning from
Brazil on a round trip flight from
Italy, crashed in the South Atlantic
today, radio messages picked up
here said.
A German seaplane reported it
had found the Stoppani plane IN
flames and that only Stoppani was
alive of it's crew of three.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
League Urges Plan
For Help for China

GENEVA, Feb. 2. (UP) - The
League of Nations council today
approved a resolution inviting its
members to consider whether they
can lend individual aid to China in
the Far East conflict.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
DANGEROUS

II is dangerous to sell a SUBSTI-
TUTE for 666 just to make three
or four cents more. Customers
your best assets; lose them and yGl
lose your business. 666 is worth
three or four times as much as a
SUBSTITUTE.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
Women to Take
Prominent Part
I'm Power Fetes

Women of the Imperial County
Farm Bureau home department will
have a prominent place in the pro-
gram Tuesday, Feb. 9, when the first
pole is set in the Imperial irriga-
ton districts rural electrification
system.
Mrs. Olive Carleton, leader in
home department work, president
Of the All club council and promi-
nent in the Rose-Mesquite center,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-02
Best Idea for
Fast Drivers

BOSTON, Feb. 2. CUP)-Ex-
hibited at Boston University's
School of Theology was an au-
tOmObile device that:
Flashes a white light on the
dashboard when a car is going
Is miles an hour.
Flashes green at 25 miles an
hour.
Flashes red at 40 miles an hour.
And plays Nearer My God to
Thee" OH music box a. so
miles an hour.
Evening star., 1938-04-17
OWNER LEAVING CITY
SELL AT SACRIFICE

lUlOl CONN. AVE-Sa $50.
Army oficer, transferred. I desire to
sell Immediately attractive brick home OF
: rms. and attic. with suburban atmos-
phere. Extra large lv. rm.. :,3x13 IT.
opening onto soe living porch 9xI :.
paneled recreation rm.. auto. heat and
built-in garase: lot 75y230 beautifully
near schools; transp. at door Straight out
Conn. ave. beyond lake about :, miles to
property.
OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO G.
One look is worth thousand words
Arrange terms to suit you Geor9ia 1870
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FOR COLORED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BY EMPLOYED COUPLE OR 6 RIM.
house; prefer detached IN Petworth or
Brightwood section, Box ;,S9-T. Star.
WANTED HOUSE UNFURNIsHED MAY
Is. downtown NV, or Is rooms careful.
responsible adults. Box :34s-S, Star.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY WANTS GROOM
detached house. Si0S.5. Box :i4i IS,
Star ls'
COUPLE WANTS SMALL HOUSE UN-
furn.. with garage. Dist. or nearby Md :;
will furnish ref. Write full particulars.
state price. Box l4.-T. Star.
FOR SUMNER OR BEDRMs., CHEVY
Chase, D. c. Responsible family of four,
about 500 monthly. Cleveland 49,.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR RENT WITH
us. We have applicants for all classes.
& OGDEN Natl. ::Gsa BIB Woodward
Bids. Evenings. Wis. 3'"6-J
NEED A FIVE E-BEDROON UNFUR-
nlshed house. well located III District or in
nearby Maryland Permanent residents.
careful people. Give full particulars. Box
1888, Star.
3 ADULTS WANT FURN. COTTAGE. !"
bedrooms. yard. in NV. or suburbs by April
-. around $50. Box 1925 Star.
UNFURNISHED. BY ESPON NSIBIE
party. for roomng house. Must be i'll good
location. modern, Al condition and have
adequate baths. Box 4o-S Star. ~
WANTED MAY 1t OR > ROOM HOUSE
an acre or more Of land for garden; elderly
man and wife, retired; yearly lease: sub
urhs or country. Box 261-S. Star IT,
OWNERS-L1ST YOUR VACANT PROP
erty with us. We Will rent IL. Have calls
o"i'' WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th ST. NV. Dist 3346.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$3.50 CASH. S35 90 MONTH. INCLUDING
all payments. will buy 65i Eye st. Sc. Cor
ner brick : complete apartments: separate
Grab 1t. Columbia 0043.
oPEN-5323 41st ST. NV.
AM UNIV. PARK-BEAUT VIEW; GOOD
neighoors: Handsome Diet. br.. g r. , b.
conv to m ba so5o Na tEfsy csv
BARGAIN! 7-RooM 2-BATH BUNGA-
low. s. .45o; Automatic heat nice yard
terms CAN E. W. BAILEY, Adams Ass. s.
NEAR PARK RD.. S7,75o-6 ROOMS,
bath; porches: sophisticated; Frigidaire.
OWNER. Adams a50S.
CHEVY CHASE MD-oWNER LEAVING
lated maid room room. tEsi isii W ". Leland. ''''O
1902 C ST, ,N.E.-OWNER LEAVING
bss t 4th hest St. 'fi sW. Met 1855 NAN 9 81 ~
oPPoRTuNITY-1o ROOMS 3 BATHS,
west upper 14th st. Bath on each floor.
Ideal roemins or apartm1entS Newly desS- GO
Adams 47ss. N''' " '
THREE BEDROOMS TWO BATHs-FIRsT
floor ideally arranged for gracious enter
fireplace. opens onto. large porch, over
looking delishtful garden area New home
s U sssuye
lection and possible profit for conservative
buyer; Sl4.950. Dist. 4466. Ext. 15
$500 CASH. THE MOST COMPLETE SIX
room, modern brick home available in
Northwest section at the price of S6,a5O.
snd $3.50 monthly; deep lot. other con-
venienCeS. Randolph "a 10.
CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN. $3.50. ACT
Immediately; corner: 656 9th st. ne: ideal
Z. S ". li BAILEY. . Adams dams asc fssc. ~" ~ o"'e'
1908 GIRARD NW.--iO ROOMS; GOOD
condition; :, baths: lear garage; new oil
heater; suitable rooming house; furniture
II desired leaving city.
$1,000; VERY EASY TERMS BARGAIN;
semi-detached brick: s rms. . baths ga
rage: fine NV. location; good condition;
suitable for / or > family house: orig
cost $4,000. $50 Sth NV. Open. First
time advertised IL
SEE THIS HILLCREsT HOME: DETACHED
Brick: rooms. 3 baths; lot 5Oxl41 IT.:
full attic; suitable for or tamilies II
desired; priced S9.s50: terms. For infor-
nation call at osl4 Branch ave. Sc. or
call Lincoln 1878.
BUNGALOW, SOUTHEAST. / BLOCK IN
Maryland: 5 rooms. bath: h.-w.h base
nent, large lot: 140 it.. front by 100 #,
deep; price. s4.e5O. JOSEPH c, LIRKLE
Phone District ssss. Res, Cleveland 1850.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

TAKoMA PARK. D. o.-s7 $50.
md BUS or aeeTsis e'6 6sbs ihs.0'' close to stores
3s7 WILLARD AVE
porunty assns on. This Is. ,se, your op
home. on today. market; % s Center ef'i h.ii. Ru's
large rooms. baths. automatic heat. large
fNc 1919 ssqss St n.x KEALax hstl ASSOCIATES 4sss
NEAR ct: AND FoxHALL RD.-DE-
.nsnea .1ssnin.p peo6iedashed s house With rooms.
l4a feet, with alley side and rear: res "S Price. e.
JAMES 3 s$|s & it;, Hv s:ss;' ':'R;
CHARMING BUNGALOW.
d,l,e. Ne. -CaIe Caps cod bunsaloG; liv,ns room
fitehen 1 and fa Ssssmsn tue osth modern
ave- lett to 4sth place t to No. No. If16 II aia0t@: i
REPOSSESSED BARGAIN.
as,, u,.u, Ss,95o.
ave- ssh IL essvy aSry,sen Chase M ~ s. tuft "a cSnn
sn:nslns A.: sn:I es;R s.ys:st aSsss 5s:ns.
'''1S VIM. 70 NJ. 4 p 'THHRocKMoRroN,
Invest. BLDG. Realtor. Dist. 8Os2
THE PRICE ALONE SHOULD
DEMAND YOUR ATTENTION.
ALL-BR1cK DETACHED COLONIAL ON
LARGE LOT.
$7,45O.
Terms less than rent, Berkley st.
NV; Nothing like 1t at the price, Every
70 reaeh Out aay asssr aS.
S1ocSs tH Western p.N. aye right on Western ave
1slok sA: +: s.wl 2. aARDlNFR, SArn oaa.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

Id1EG, Ia1hI e e. THE a5oALoW {SS XoI %
vi! SSii!dn. ies .Sss.Ss' s esn & s:sa f. sn;
PsIeh fhl. or oua real al buy. cs!l INF. Mr.
12s4 l1sbS NSR1r s.. NV s JAMES 1fs;i Dist sa.s.
deThN ooKfkd HqtPAy P1R AoME s6AxAIRR99MEs sAR9H1N
New extra large, detached brick home.
i 1412-i6 '1 Otis st. NE.
heat r9s 9s. nssa.d s :yssory : a.1 st ssss;. nS91 oil
$11,950.
Small D. c. home considered In trade.
.E1 .k1i5sT Z: l.: sSSE11 S% 5sssiss ss4ssEs Es.,
NO CASH DOWN,
4l7 KENYON st. NV,
y y. e desired Now being reconditioned; 2-car
ogen ex for r 1psRsetIen. ,;y2;
sis Investment Bldg. National 747e.
494l 48th ST. NV.
on corner iot diasonsily opposite Govern n.
S,.s =: :na a,S SsS Ss al
THE AMERICAN CO:
so7 18th st. " National soa2.
eHEv! sH3S FEGf.RA sHa5s. sH,; Sp:
Detached home on lot with over 10000
dining room, living room I5xa6: breakfas st
room kitchen. pantry, four bedrooms two
tiled baths; maids room. lavatory; built-in
sa5sSe: U1zTn: o,i si, heat heat. COMPLETELY RENO
oPEN-Phone' clev. 3se1 for Directions
1HE AMERICAN co.
CO. Every Phase of Real Estate"
Evenings and Sundays. Cleveland 363l.
REAL VALUE, ONLY $3.50,
MARIETTA PARK K-sEMI-DET. BRICK,
Two lovely tile baths '' p open hreplaces
Large. large finished recreation room. oil burner.
Dist. 1921. ROGER MOSS. Eve, Geo. 64s3
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW,
r 1921 Walnut, ST. NE
Nearly new broom bungalow. attic. oil
heat; 'arse lot and garage. Price, So, 800
Terms. Open Sunday.
LOUIS H. HALL, Potomac 6021.
TERMS LESS THAN RENT
VIII purchase one OF these f,ne new de-
p.yment, $50 monlhly viii cover ali inter
est s.. .nd ibsDs sDpy mod.rn q" TO
heating systems 'R P'rS or air iop5nafl condi
s eecc e Oh h.a pi t,ehsn aeF.d "si d.s.chad
nrick garage: Level lots. Ia blocks from
Sample home No. 1852 Tuckerman st.
NV open jHcoBsoS 4 { 3 g o BIZ Bros.
phone sfrir
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SHEPHERD PARK.
CENTrP- HAL nDTrS

GEN H-HHLL BRICK.
owner has authorized immediate sale
OF this very attractive home to settle es-
tate. First floor contains living room,
dining room. kitchen. library; second floor
. large bedrooms and " baths and finished
third floor; recreation room oil heat Sit
uated on beautiful handicapped lot
ooxl5 80. with garage. This is undoubtedly
one OF fnest homes ever offered for sale
IN this desirable location and certainly
worth your immediate inspection For de-
tails call Randolph 5lQ sftar , n vn
Evening star., 1938-04-17
SACRIFICE BY OWNER

VIII sell $500 equity for $500 ::sln
OH neat Republic u4'23. Monday 2 to }.
f36 FARRACUT ST. NV.
chance to buy thoroughly modern
row bricE at a much lower price than orig
ina!ly cost; 1t has SIX rooms and bath
double rear porch front porch gas heat.
large back yard. garage, paved alley: new
mouse condition: 81 .oOU cash Open Sun
VIM. T. BALLARD.
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STA 9th ST. NV.
MARIETTA PARK.
! 81 Am
Terms Like Rent.

Terms Like Rent.
Completely reconditioned. 3 bedrooms.
bath > screened rear porcheS. large new
electric refrigerator concrete front porch,
garage. all street improvements. Conven-
lent to schools shopping center, trans
port tation Open today.
EDW. H. JONES CO., INC,
$500 Conn. Ave. Cleveland 1900.
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403 TAYLOR ST,
CHEW CHASE MD

Lovely Chevy Chase section: 2-story de-
tached brick. rooms. . baths automatic
oil heat, built-in garage. electric refrisera-
small down payment balance like rent
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO.. 9l3 New
York ave. NV. Natl. 74l6. Is
Evening star., 1938-04-17
$780,.

This T-rm. Chevy Chase brick home.
close to stores and but - yds from trans {;
must pc solo Immediately. See 3132
JOCELYN ST. today. or call
]. II FITZGERALD NET nrOn
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
$50 9th st. n.e.-A 5-room bungalow.
in excellent condition. at an exceedingly
low price: $500 down, 81 so per month.
3007 gath st. n.e.-New. 8 rooms. oil
brick Colonial: every modern convenience.
built-in sarase. large level lot; $9,45O;
terms.
Open Easter Till 9 PM
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
2377 r. !. Ave. NE. North 1908.
Evening star., 1938-04-17
CONGRESS HEIGHTS,
ONLY Sc ESQ
BETHESDA, MD.

New 2-story brick: 3 bedrooms tile bath.
nreplace full basement: oil burner: de-
f1ce at So $50
Out GEORGETOWN rd. to Lincoln st. left
On Lincoln 10 Garneld s.. rlsht TO home.
r. o. PHILLIPS,
$500 Wis Ave Wis ecao
Evening star., 1938-04-17

2 WOODBRIDGE, VALUES.
$3.950.
Detached brick; q rooms and bath. brick
garage: splendid South Dakota ave ne
location; near schools and transportation,
$3.50.
Detached corner: Dutch Colonial: q
rooms. bath; oil burner: detached garage:
splendid location. near schools and trans
portation.
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ILL HEALTH

Compels these folks to dispose of their
seml-deta ached broom. brick air-condi-
TONED home. which is less than l year
old priced $3.50. with $500 cash. In
ia:2 FENDALL AVE. Sc
Just of Good Hope Rdy
CAYWOOD BROS. 4 GARRETT. INC.
al5 N. Y Ave Natl. Oas2,
NEAR UNION STATION.
GIT F ST. NE.
Exceptional opportunity TO buy this de-
siraole home. partially arranged as Q
HARRY ROD Natl 4soS
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r. V. MARCERON

N. V. WANCERON,
el3 18th ST. NV Nal!ons! G5Ss
o32, 3rd ST NE.-LIVING RM.. DINING
rri.. . bedrooms. kit. bath. porch cellar:
elec. refs h.-wh.. saraGe; Stt.au.
P. j. WALSHE, INC.
no. Eye S. NV National sI6S
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7-ROOM BUNGALOW.
GENUINE SACRIFICE

1919 10th st-S?5 600: assessed 500 :
i13. rent. SIS month. J.; rooms 2,
balhS. bedrooms. emI-det ached, yust
south scott Circle. Possession probably can
be secured. Permission to inspect must be
ascEred IN advance from GUY WHITE
FORD. Natl oi.,, Souibrr RlGy
Evening star., 1938-04-17

29l" o ST. Sc. NEAR ST. FRANCIS
XAVIER Parish. q spacious rooms, ar
ranaed for :. families: built-in garaee;
very good terms arranged in this con-
yeniently located property this week Natl
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(COntinued.)

YOU WILL NOT BELIEVE THAT YOU CAN
50xl7O in South Woodside Park. Md, with
and roof. bailt-in sarase, built-in Kitchen
cabinets. refrieerator range six Closets
:rpssS snd stSrass sr sso enc and
malon cali ipt oWNER oeofs. 1f 'afteff 47s n'0f
WooDRIDGE-ATTRA BUNGALOW.
excel ,o, condition; III h-wh: insulsted garags;
ss.4s0: terms: saos ssnd st: ne. "'-N' -
baths. arse livins room dinin1 e, room and
s.r.. s sre'sfi' e.. RaSssps n:hsq 5ss attic
ogT;ioF;ToWN c,l,1;so ;I ~ OWNER, TEMPORARILY
semi. i.detached brick house on Minnesota
Box acs s4s s. tsr star $4,000 terms can be arranged
s5ErossEssED s5.yS SSs PPETAAcHED, ,HoMEs-
Tern Tern Pede1si Housing available onefth
SgT16s / aaoRbosp fs Eye Ses st. h1ST nT
McHeAN sV sP4aK s5ams 45i sSR Ss55.
srpnsS srTesnsd perehss insulated Weather
Gss, nsSe; street and alley paved. Potomac
FOR P $, SALE IN NEARBY VIRGINIA, At
nsssre bnrner dobs ofm sr,es Goonisi home oil
from downtown Washington; yery reason.
soIe AZ 18th St. south. Just on Airing.
ton ridge road. jackson l5l6-J
SIS. .,oo-OWNER WISHES TO SELL HOUSE
and contents Immediately: rms bath:
new automatic heat 1924 Brandywine st
NV Emerson a426 after pm Monday
S:l G ST. NE, Mr.. CAPITOL UNION
otatlon modern. 20ft. house front porch
ti1ed hfs bath: nice yard, 29-car garage: reason
Hple; very easy terms. To inspect call E.
w. BAILEY. Adams 4,S6.
NEAR CAP1TOL-COLONIAL AMI. HOME
porches. sleeping porch, brick saraee Msny
allractlNe features. An opportunity
oWner leaving city Reasonable. Very easy
IeimS Call at once to inspect E w
BAILEY. Adams 41Sa. W"
OWNER LEAVING CITY-B-ROOM DE-
tached home. large lot shrubbery; bargain
quick sale. 42l0 Jenifer st. Emerson
NEAR GEORGIA AVE AMI TAv,op CT
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BETTER THAN NEW.

Colonial row brick. 6 rooms. tile bath.
3 LARGE PORCHES
Convenient ne. section; schools and bus
nearby. Low price on easy terms. Imme
Dist. 1871 ROGER MOSS Ewes. Geo. 64s3.
OPEN. 5O2 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
Near public and parochial schools 6
large rooms automatic heat and refrisera-
tion. 3 porches Newlv decorated. Con-
slider your house in trade.
ROGER MOSS, DISTRICT 1921.
QoT 1Sth at w
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HOUSES UkFURNlSHED.
(ContinuAd

TAKoMA- PARK, D. c.-DET. MODERN
home with den on the lst A.; breakfast
slcove. 3 bedrms. and b.; oil hea. elec.
reirs.. 3 porches: garage: vacant S61 so.
GRAHAM e. OGDEN, Natl. 1889. 313
Woodward Bldg. Evenings, Wis. 31"6-J.
Evening star., 1938-04-17

JUST THE PLACE FOR A DENTIST OR
physician; first commercial, facing busy
TFeel: NV location: near Ga. ave and
opSnur 81. NV: al modern with garage
ezra SINK and cook stove on second floor
owner leaving city, will make terms to
responsible party. MR.. FARLEY. Nail
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$10,95O.

Just West Rock Creek Park.
This practically new home faces on two
streets. and is located in q wooded section.
close to Barnaby Woods. Il block trans
portation and near schools. The first
moor has spacious living and dining rooms.
well-eauipped kitchen. large back porch
There are 3 bedrooms and = baths on 2nd
foor: finished. heated. insulated attic on
lively well built and only occupied about q
year. Son leaving home necessitates sale.
Evenings: Mr.. Keeling. Wis. 5334
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DIST, l4ll.
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145 TENNESSEE AVE NE.
Semi-detached brick. 6 rooms. bath
automatic heat. Special price and easy
terms Inspection BY appointment Call
MR.. WHITE. District 6O92; evenings,
Greenvood c1S1
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tached : rms. Ia baths, double garsse:
large lot: will install oil burner and Frig i'd
aire. $3.50. Open. Geo. 1924
s.. 800. TERMS-WONDERFU HOME OR
Investment restricted northeast: = rooms;
modern throushout; equipped for . families
Appiy SO ST. ne. Lincoln O3OS At
lantic 1903.
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$3.50 CASH. S35 90 MONTH INCLUDING
all payments. will buy 65:i Eye ST. Sc Cor
rler brick. > complete apartments. separate
meters commercial zone. Bargain. S4950.
Grab 1t. Columbia 0043.
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LARGE HOME,

~ DECATUR ST NW-S15
Living room. dining room bedrooms.
kltchen and bath, y inclosed porches: ga
rsce rear yard: convenient to schools;
excellent transport alton
1904 CAFRITz. Dist ?oS0.
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NEAR ITth AND r. 7. AVE. NE
One OF the most convenient locations in
Brookland. Near schools transportation,
shopping center. Semi detached brick CO.
ionial. Six unusually large rooms. bath.
kitchen. including Frigidaire: recreation
room. storeroom; two rear. screened in
closed norches; automatic heat Deep lot
Recondltloned like new. Price reduced for
quick sale and can be purchased with a
very small down payment. Georgia 1911
1866 HARVARD NW-3-STORY BRICK.
: baths: excellent income from rooms:
owner leaving city: reasonable OWNER
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$500 3"nd ST NV CHI. CHI ID CT
rooms, : baths: neW-houSe condition: 4
bargain and good terms. Natl. li1S
S5.45u-DET NEAR Sth AND KENNEDY
= rooms, bath. INV. heat. .-car garage
act quick; terms. MIR. PORTER. National
''u.,D
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$500 CASH. S35. 90 MONTH. INCLUDING
all payments. will buy 653 Eye st Sc Cor
ner brick +: complete apartments. separate
meters: commercial zone Bargain 81 H1O
CT b II. Columbia nuIn
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BUNGALOW, SOUTHEAST. / BLOCK IN
Maryland: S rooms. bath h.-w.h base.
ment, large lot 40 IT.. front by 100 #.
deep; price. S4.95O JOSEPH c, IIRKLE.
Phone District sSSS. Res, Cleveland 1850.
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BRIGHTWOOD-OPEN.
1914 18th ST. NV.

Flat, $50 Entire LIST f.. 3 rms, b.;
cheerful and airy; coal supplied; f1ne
cond DIXIE REALTY CO. Natl. $3.50.
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IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME

20 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
+ rms. bath INV h redecorated
throuehout: garage; key with jani-
tor at I71S lst ST. NV. $500
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.l3 WHITTIER ST NW.-DErACHED; Il
iarge rooms and bath automatic heat
recreation room. fireplace, lot 4uxl 80. large
trees and beautiful Shrubbery !-car ka-
rage: real barsain. National nnin
Evening star., 1938-04-17

Brand new: 3 lovely bedrooms; automatic
house throuehout. Including heat. ot-water
heater, EleCtroluX. range. Wonderful llv-
ins rm with fireplace, bookshelves: ideal
kitchen. plenty cabinets. inlaid linoleum
rear porch. large lot. huilt-in garage, fine
dry basement; ideal location nearby Nd.
Near 18Th St bus Brand-new 2-bedroom
bungalow, automatic heat. Also Dutch
Coinnial y bedrooms. Col. 1o1l. Eve
Evening star., 1938-04-17

EXCEPTIONAL VALUES! NORTHWEST
restricted subdivision of fine homes; brand
new homes; selection of 3 or 4 bedrooms
: paths and all modern conveniences:
builder consider exchange for small house
win $500 equity; rare opportunity to
secure one OF these attractive homes at
q reduced price and very low terms under
+: A. plan For appointment, call
MAJOR YaNCEY. Natl 43S
Evening star., 1938-09-04
II BOMBING PLANES :
TO MAKE HOP TO HAWAII
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO. Calf, Sept. 3.-Sev-
enteen bombing planes Of Patrol
Squadron 4, United States Navy, will
take of for Honolulu next Wednesday,
1t was announced today.
The hop was described as "a routine
delivery Of new equipment to the
feet air base, Pearl Harbor." 1t
will be the seventh long distance form
alton fight to transfer new patrol
planes to distant bases. Eighteen
planes of this type few to Honolulu
last January in 20 eaours IA min
utes.
1t. Aaron P. Storrs, Sd, will COM
mand the flight. The bombers will
carry total of 1l9 officers and men.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
DOWNEY PLEDGED
FARLEYS SUPPORT
California Senatorial Nominee
Receives Congratulations
From Party Chairman.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3.-Head-
quarters for Sheridan Downey, Cali
fornia Democratic senatorial nominee
and advocate Of the $3O-a-week
scrip pension plan. today announced
receipt OF a congratulatory telegram
from James A. Farley, Democratic ma
tional chairman.
Coming from New York, the con-
tents of the telegram were announced
as follows:
Il have just returned from a cam
paign trip to Maine and this is the
first opportunity I have had to wire
you my congratulations and assure you
of my hearty support II can serve
you In any way please let me hear from
you"
Mr.. Downey won the nomination in
last Tuesdays primary over Senator
William Gibbs McAdoo. President
Roosevelt supported Senator McAdoo
for denomination and disapproved the
pension plan.