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The Washington times., 1938-06-10
Alun1nde Plans
Graduation Rites

Colorful ceremonies at the
sixty-fourth annual reunion ban
quet of the Notre Dame de
Namur Alumnae Association
Monday evening at z o'clock in
Wardman Park Hotel will mark
the initiation of 35 graduates Of
the academy into the association.
Miss Jane Hoey, director of
the Bureau of Public Assistance
of the Social Security Board,
and the Rev. Louis OFT, S. j., of
st. AloysiuS Church, will be
principal speakers. Miss Louise
Murphy, winner of the archdio-
ceSan oratorical contest and a
member of the graduating class,
will speak on Personal Religious
Vocation" Mrs. H. S. Bishop, a
jubilarian of the association,
and Miss Florence O'Donnoghue,
acting governor of the D. c.
chapter, international Fedora
ton of Catholic Alumnae, will
be honored guests.
The committee in charge of ar
rangementS includes Miss Lii.
win Genau, chairman; Miss
Mary Agnes Quinn, Miss Gather
inc Mulroe, Miss Agnes Genau,
Miss Lorraine McLaney, Miss
Margaret McAlliSter, Miss Mar.
garet Fennell, Mrs. M. j. Blu
chanan, Mrs. Clarence Lee, Miss
Veronica Quinn, Miss Ann
Wolfe, Mrs. George Denny, Mrs.
James Hartnett, Mrs. Thomas
Du Fief, Mrs. Raymond Mar
ceron and Miss Kathryn Creve-
ling.
Officers Of the association are
Miss Catherine Burns, president;
Mrs. Francis Connolly, vice preSi-
dent; Miss Rita Walsh, recording
secretary; Miss Eloise Haley, cor
responding secretary, and Miss
Elizabeth Healey, treasurer.
Graduates are Lillian Frances
Barger, Lucele Clare Brady,
Mary Josephine Brown, Ann Re-
gina Callahan, Julia Mary Can
non, Rita Bernadette Carlin, An
tonette Cittadina, Rita Lorraine
Cornwell, Teresa Loretta Cuddy,
Cornelia Gertrude Day, Mar
garet Mary Diggle, Elizabeth
Joan Donnelly, Eleanor Rose Fe-
gan, Agnes Genevieve Hicks,
Kathleen Louise Jones, Sheila
Agatha Kelly, Joan Louise Ko-
walski, Agnes Cecilia Latchford,
Eleanor Louise Leahy, Frances
Lorraine Linebach, Marie Teresa
Lynch, Mary Margaret McCon-
nell, Elizabeth Ann McGettigan,
Catherine Louise Miller, Eliza
beth Lena Mott, Margaret Louise
Murphy, Mary Anna Pasco,
Philomena Gloria Perruso, Anne
liza Louise Rembold, Catherine
Constance Richards, Jane Ann
Rockford, Catherine Elizabeth
Sandifer. Rosemary Patricia To
mardy, Catherine Regina Wells
and Catherine Dolores Windham.
The Washington times., 1938-06-10
D.A.R.GrOup
Plans Cruise

John L. Burnett Council,
Daughters of America, will spon-
sor a moonlight cruise on the
steamer City of Washington,
Saturday. June 18, at $3.50 p. m.
The Star Spangled Banner
Council will give a dinner Mon
day at s p. m. in the Fairfax
Hotel, and on the same night
the Past Councillors Club of
Pride of Washington Council
will meet at 142 E st. N. E.
Other activities include a
party to be given by Kenmore
Council at Odd Fellows Hall
Wednesday,; a party by Betsy
Ross Council at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple Wednesday; the
second annual banquet of the
Past Councillors Association of
Pride of washington Council at
the Melody Club on Thursday,
and the reception and dance to
be given by the State councillor,
Viola Henley, and her board of
officers at the Reno Esther build
ing Wednesday, June 20.
Mrs. Frederic E. harrington,
lecturer and traveller, will give
an illustrated lecture on her
recent world tour at a dinner
Wednesday at z p. m. of the
art appreciation group Of the
American Association of Univer.
sity Women in their clubhouse,
1884 St. N. w.
Mrs. harrington has made spe-
cial studies of India, Egypt and
Greece.
Miss Louise Newell will be
hostess for the affair.
The Washington times., 1938-06-10
Camera Addicts

Photographing their friends
with their movie camera COM
pletely occupied the time of Min
listers Peter and Bianchi and
they were not the only ones
who brought their cameras
along. Nine. Peter and Nine.
Bisnchi were also in the gath
eling. Here and there we saw
Countess van der Straten.Pon-
thoz, Mrs. Sumner Welles, Nine.
van Haersma de With, Mile.
Nora de With, Mrs. Warren De
lano Robbins, wearing an en-
tire costume Of white, the only
touch of color being her laven-
Gel.tinted hair; Senator and
Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg,
Mrs. Warren R. Austin, the Am
tassador of the Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics and Nine.
Troyanovsky, and the Minister
o. Denmark and Nine. Wad-
Sted, her black, trailing chiffon
gown most effective with its
bouquet of white flowers at the
waiStline, and quite the largest
black hat of the afternoon.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson was
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones,
her gown of blue and white
print, Mrs. Jones in black red
ingote over aquamarine. Still
others seen were Senator and
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis,
Herr and Frau Prochnik, Miss
Evalyn w. Mclean, in a flow
cred print frock; Miss Pauletta
Guffey, Mr.. Carroll Miller, Coun-
tess Roberti, the Minister Coun-
selor of the Cuban Embassy and
Sonora de Baron, Mrs. j. j.
Mack, Mrs. John Overton and
her daughters. Mrs. Harold
Sims, Mrs. Knight Davies with
Mrs. Millard Tydings, and Ad-
miral and Mrs. Emory Land.
The Washington times., 1938-06-10
Have Visitor

Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton H.
Pierce, who are making their
home at Wardman Park Hotel,
have the formers mother, Mrs.
Jane Pierce, of Rockland, Mass.
visiting them there for a few
days.
X
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Luke
McNamee. of New York, are in
Washington for a few week
stay at the Mayflower.
The Washington times., 1938-06-10
SOrOptimiStS
Back Mrs. GQSch

MIS-. EQLld A1lS1lL GdSCu,
well-known Washington club
woman, is being sponsored by
the Washington Soroptimist
Club as a candidate for a ma
tional office in the American
Federation of Soroptimist Clubs.
Elections will be held at the
biennial convention opening in
Atlantic City June 13. with mem
bers and delegates present from
all parts of the country. Can
ada and Europe. Mrs. Gasch
also is director of the South
Atlantic region.
Delegates who will attend the
meeting of the International As
sociation of SoroptimiSt Clubs,
held in conjunction with the ma
tional convention, are Miss Alice
Steele, of Kansas City, president
of the American Federation;
Miss Elizabeth Hawes, of Lon
don, British Federation, and
Miss Clara M. Meijers, of Am
Sterdam, Holland, European Fed
Grafton.
ENTERTAINMENT HERE
A joint entertainment by the
clubs in Washington, Montgom-
cry county, Md, and Arlington,
Va, will be rendered the Sorop-
3 tirnistS from abroad on June "a,
when they visit the National
Capital on their tour of America
following the convention.
They will be greeted on their
arrival at Union Station by a
. hostess committee, which will
take them on a sightseeing tour
of the city. A tea will be given
them at the Women's City Club.
Miss Marjorie Webster, presi-
dent of the City Club, will re-
ceive the guests. Mrs. Jewell
Downs, Soroptimist, will pro-
vide the music for their enter.
tainment.
Miss Mary Bourke. first vice
president of the local club. is
chairman of the committee for
, an international luncheon to
be given at the Claridge Hotel
in Atlantic City, June 81, as
. one of the important social
functions of the convention.
The Washington organization is
preparing table decorations for
, the affair. These will include
SoroptimiSt banners of blue and
, gold, to be placed at each plate.
Mrs. Agnes Newman, presi-
, dent of the local group, and Mrs.
Mary Catherine Lewis, past local
president and past vice presi-
dent of the American Fedora
ton, will be delegates to the
convention. with Miss Estelle
Zirkin, member of the board,
and Mrs. Florence Meara. re-
Cording secretary, as alternateS.
Other Washington Soropti-
mists who will attend are Mrs.
Gasch, Mrs. Mary Turner, Miss
Mary Judge, Miss Bourke, Mrs.
Lorraine Good, Miss Emma Bue-
chele, Mrs. Betty Jones, Miss
Daisy Reed, Mrs. Ruth Baker
and Mrs. Jesta Richards.
Mrs. George H. Post was
elected president of the Colum-
bia Chapter of Delphian Society,
succeeding Mrs. Frank M. Stu
art. other officers elected were
Mrs. George Ellis, vice president; ;
Mrs. j. R. Van Fossen, secretary;
Mrs. E. Barrett Prettyman,
treasurer, and Mrs. S. C. Tup-
man, Mrs. Knute Bjorka and
Mrs. K. D. Jacob to the seminar
board.
The Washington times., 1938-06-10
Party
Is Merry
Continued from Page SO)

Continued from Page 3O)
Otto Wadsted. In the bachelor
and widower group were the
Ambassador of France, Count
Rene de Saint Quentin; the Min
lister of Greece, Mr.. DemetrioS
Sicilianos; the Peruvian Ambas-
sador, Senor Don Manuel de
Freyre y Santander; the Ambas-
sador of Chile, Senior Don Man
uel Trucco, whose daughter,
Marta, was with him and the
Cuban Ambassador, Senor DR..
Pedro Martinez Fraga.
The Washington times., 1938-06-10
Activities Among District Clubs ]
Bv TINA MARRANZANo

The District of Columbia Congress of Parents and Teachers
has planned aggressive campaign for the next school
to protect the morals of public school children it dis
Evening star., 1938-12-07
HOUSES FURNISHED,

OWNER. TRAVELLING IN ORIENT WILL
rent completely furnished house until June
80, 1899. Suitable for couple In Chevy
Chase, Md, just off Conn. ave. at Columbia
place ft ibnary Hhs WITH s0om 0o W1oh Youmes nts-
dining room. bedroom kitchen, bath. porch.
automatic oil heat, hot water. refrigeration.
two-car garage. large shade trees: Sl25
per, month. E. QUINCY SMITH. INC. 900
9th ST. NV District 9051.
ATTRACTIVE HOME. OIL HEAT. WILL
rent very reasonable to reliable tenant
Owner leaving city. 1924 Buchanan st. NV
MT. PLEASANT
$3.50 10th ST. NV
An attractive Colonial brick home con-
tanning 4 bedrooms, slaSsed-in porch.
maids quarters. oil burner. beautifully
furnished. at 500 per month High eleva-
tlon. overlooking Rock Creek Park. Con-
venient to stores schools. Transportation,
Can be seen all day Sunday.
BEITZELL,
1915 K st. NV. Dist 31OO
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
the Matter Of THEO M. JOINER, BANK
rupt.-In Bankruptcy No. 664.-Notice
Is hereby given that the above-nanied
bankrupt has fled her petition praying
for discharge from al her debts ia
bankruptcy and that her creditors and
other persons in interest are required to
enter their appearance in opposition. il
any SO desire; together with specifications
in In shs ceet 9 he oes 81 . S sGs
of the United States for the 5 pistret e4uof of
January. 1850. FRED j. EDEN, pESn Rsteres ssS %
In Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
ium5ia Holding Bankruptcy Court.-in
the Matter OF GILBERT STANLEY UNDER
WOOD. 45l1 Cathedral Ave NV, wash
,nston, %. G; Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy
no; a69I-To the creditors Of Gilbert
S,saey nston piserics pnasExo9a q the City e
hereby given that on the 2nd day of nss rs
Underwood was duly adjudicated banIrnnet,
and that the nrst meeting Of his ditnn.. ereditar:
vii be held at my once In the inyestnsnrss
ihulldlne, 18th and K Sts NV. Wash !:
inaton; D. G.. on the fifteenth day of
december. 1898, at ten O'CLOCK ~
when time the said creditors NAV stt.nS
pIove their claims, appoint q trustee sv
| smine the bankrupt and TRANSACT sich
enMsF e.M .tis business as may properly come befors
Bankruptcy. S'' I'eie'ee IN
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
CONTINUED

DUPONT CIRCLE+STUDIO APT. ROOM,
kitchenette. for 2 refined employed persona
S35. 1863 P st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

MoyE m BEFoRE cHRIsTMAs.NEW
hungalow Of rooms on lot 1QOxl4O IT:
Eminent terms. ms. Nj. Hurd wants isVS; to show show
17,s K E9glS g: NV. Z; sHoEMAfNERii Nssi. 1853.
6816 PINEY BRANCH RID.
Residential Section.
Lovely Detached Brick.
very large 1eereatiom atom room. @ % nished Danh attis
This home is an outstandinE buy; mod
compare, the construction. location and
price; This Is the house you are look
Open to o PM
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 3346.
STOP-LOOK-LISTEN,
MOTHER.
rs. ot brieF u
bedrooms. living room. dining room. kitch-
s5eP 81 Is D1,ss you 'ea asss
eHAsAN' eA Nn3ately a.t i14s ea Until Il WESLEY pS su
COMMANDS ADMIRATION.
NO COMPARISON ANYWHERE.
SENSATIONAL PRICE.
ARLINGTON. VA.
New. modern, beautiful two,story brick,
fve-room home with q wealth OF space
Large living room, fireplace, plenty Of clos
cts, full basement; insulated all modern
features. in . refined neiRhborhood, near
1G-cent bus line; close in; convenient to
street. For So l5O--S750 cash. balance
$40 monthly F. H. A, which includes in
surance and taxes. No renewals No as
sessments The wise thing to do is to see
for yourself. You will want to know how
1t can be done on $1,000 lot Appoint
ment only. Call Chestnut $3.50 after 9
pm. any day
SIS, ,65O-EaSy TermS-Open!
1881 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE
Rooms. HOT WATER HEAT. Bath. Elec.
Convenient to schools churches. stores,
cars 6nsss pstHTe ShoXs
No. 1385-At Only $3.50.
WILL TRADE on clear or nearly clear
property. inspect Talk It over. MOVE
IN IMMEDIATELY. Natl. 9251. 80
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HOUSES UkFURkisHED.
fHNntirnAA

221o HALL PL, NV. twis. AVE. AND v
'nelo'ed' i6hs f5R :so: QUINN CO., INC.
7o4 18th St. NV. Dist. 514b.
Fine corner brick, upper Isth St. NV;
sa sss6 osRsss ERsE Rand aS 'eslsa ss $50 up
BURLEITH.
liehtful community now available
POI 20 chss s. faTaFs nrs wa6n 'siTIse!stIcn @ ss5
1908 N Sc NV. { DiGHs National SP sa4s.
424 IRVING ST. NV,
Near Soldiers Home. Very desirable s-room
and bath home. in excellent condition: gas
heat: rental. S52 90.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417K K ST. NV. National $500.
CLEVELAND PARK-$77.5O.
rms afifa he. Ssfion. ans sssS
REDUCED!
1850 LANIER PL.. NV
f7Is,io1 fElsht Large fSSms' zen baths oil burner
suis.in ssm1-dstashsd s.rsas ss6 rooms BATH h-vh
HARRY JUSTINE,
s1p 11th st. NV. Natl. 2s44.
1927 18th ST. NV.
,ot Very desirable ssh. s-room and J.. bath house:
'''' 81 Boss IS; "S'" & PHELPS,
14l7 St. NV. National 1900.
2818 WISCONSIN AVE,
Near Mass: ave. On high terrace. Nine
1 ssdo Hsff asaed s ste
1925 PARK RD. NV,
Near entrance to Rock Creek Park: very
desirable S,room l4-bedroom, detached
home oil hss in
and rear yards: rental SIS per month. '
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 X st. NV National 1900.
BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASE, MD.
yenient location; $50. NV ~ meat '0'-
heal. Rs"ly decorated; oil
.,,B Brand-new 6-Toom brick home: reerea-
chevy T0sms chsse aea Grci. esshs ss6 oil heat near
bedr0o@s e6n'5s bsshs: G@e II ah ls.s
''''00 ''qs.e E. NJ: 4. FRY, iFfS9a' Nc, iie:
Hampden Lane At Wis. Ave. Wis 6740.
Bethesda. Md.
ROOMING HOUSE,
Right downtown in heart of the business
sect9n 1t1a Containing GapR1T rooms baths soso
FOR RENT.
Several houses, all we'll located avail
invited to call at the Off1cp nhopA
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV. Natl 035O
13 BAYARD BOULEVARD.
Cozy. almost new detached brick home.
s rms. and bath. attached garage: $50.
TO TO reach; Out Mass aye NV, to western
A. S. GARDINER,
1910 ST. NV Natl. o334.
3625 JENIFER ST. NV,
Chevy sct Chase, D. c-Brsnd-new 7.room
garage. automatic gas heat electric re-
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l7 K ST NV. National $500
20 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
r. rms nb bath lavstory; 3 porchesa So 50.
south Of N Cap. and Mich. haO> sv.> D-0'AS
$500 18th ST. NV.
8 Rooms and Bath Porch. S55.
OLIVER T. CARR.
Nils Bldg. Natl. 2S65.
1890 PARK PL. NV.
oH Very tooms .nd nus Sh Sssen ss snd 0ns T
porches: hot-water heat: rental $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K st. NV. National 5000.
3542 PARK PL. NV.
Brick. row. 6 rooms bath. hot-water
heat, electricity. Key at 3544.
$47.5O.
B. F. SAUL CO., !
National 2l00. 925 18th St.
4439 FESSENDEN ST. NV.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

AFAkIMENIS SUBURBAN..
TAKOMA PARK, 720 KENNEBEC AVE
2rd floor. unfurn.; sunny rooms, oil heat,
refg., private entrance. Shep. 1881.
ARLINGTON, VA-MODERN 5-RM.. 2nd-
Il. aut.: quiet. heated. PVT. entr.; bus at
door; 10 min. downtown. Ches. 6433.
HYATTSVILLE. MD.-9O6 BALTIC. BLVD.
. Rms, Kit. and Bath-S32
New Condition On Bus Line.
Resident Manager Greenwood 3Ol7-J.
MT. VERNON MORTGAGE CORP,
NATIONAL 5536
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Near Chevy Chase Circle.
This new, detached. corner house Is one
Dining room 1877 frst-hoor lavatory
library l7xl7. with open nrenlace; Base,
hsited Attic: a-car sarase. Near sehooE
Esss terms Phone G. ?. MIKKELSON K
SON WnodleY l1hR
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LuUS.
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MOVE m BEFORE CHRIsTMAINFW
bungalow of rooms on lot 1OOx14O It.
East of and near city. Near stores, new
school and bus line. Price S4.4O0 Gov
ernment terms. Mr.. Hurd wants to show
you this unusual house.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
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CHEVY CHASE.
Near CHEVY Chase Circle.
yIrYyy CoNcTnTD TD Anr

New. detached. center-hall Colonial
home. Large living room with open Are
place, cheerful dining room. ultramodern
Kitchen, library l7xl7 with open fireplace
Beautiful handicapped lot 60xio5: o-cAT
garage. Phone G. F. MIKKELSoN L SON,
Woodley 1855
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THE PERFECT HOME,

II You don't need more than rooms and
~ana ,sana large nome with Az the conven-
much higher price. you must see this value.
Located just one block from upper 14th St.
completely detached: automatic heat. and
priced at only S1O,450, this home is truly
a bargain. Call Wis. $3.50 for further
No ri niI1ar
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BOSS & PHEI

1417 K st. NV. National 1900.
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Early American Farmhouse.
4 gracious reproduction Of the early
Colonial home. built OF. enduring stone, on
2 knoll. afIording an inspiring view Of Of ;. =
Of exceptionally fine homes. The first
floor, designed for hospitable entertaining
layatory. 3 spacious bedrooms and tiled
attic. 2-car attached garage. The home
site. surrounded by q white picket fence,
contains approximately two acres Of ground.
An astonishing reduction prices this prop
erty below the cost of duplication.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
5000 Wis. Ave. NV. Wisconsin 1875.
REDUCED TO $6,250.
Sturdy Colonial brick. 10th st. nv. near
Rock Creek Park. 8 bright rms. tile bath.
h.-w;h, double rear porches large base
conditioned. Liberal terms.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO.. MET. 5400
REAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Near woodrow Wilson H. S.; lovely home
Ss :s:S;: s.isS:: "a III: ,.Ss
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DO, ,ZOU.
Owner leaving city has given US
this bargains selling price rms. =
baths. II desired, one could make
this home pay for Itself with high
class roomers Extra large yard.
A real opportunity for some ore.
Call us at once for inspection and
further particulars
METZLER-REALTOR,
District $500 !106 VT Ave.
Sunday and Nights. Adams o62o
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CHARMING HOME.

DETACHED BRICK, NV.
Corner bungalow. s rms. h.-wh.. tile
bath; laundry trays. built-in, heated ga
rage; hoored attic: front porch; fireplace
IN liv. rm. breakfast nook; mr.. Sheridan
Theater and shopping center; grounds
nicely Handicapped
Unusual Value, Conv. Financed.
HOHENsTEIN BROS.
Cte In
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BUIUUER S IUSS.
BUYERS GAIN.
Will dispose Of fine. new detached Chevy
Chase brick home IS rms, = b.; garage
etco. at real discount. on unusual terms.
OWNER. Col. ss55-Woodley 1112.
IF YOU WANT
To live on q high spot, overlooking Rock
Creek Park. with . beautiful view, come
out to see our new houses at
1921 Chevy Chase Parkway,
Just a short block Oh Conn. ave. It's only
10 minutes from downtown. and the new
The price and terms are very attractive.
Open daily to 9 pm. Built by BROWN
wi VIM S M. III ?TITHROCKMORTON,
2Ol Inv. Bldg Realtor. Dist 6O92.
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! RM, K. S40-2 RMS K. s45.
Modern elevator apt. bldg: convenient
large. bright rooms Furn. at slight extra
cost. BLAIR. 1921 M St NV.
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3Ol2 ADAMS ST. NE-6 ROOMS. BATH:
h;-w, heat; fine condition; large grounds;
Near 10th and Lawrence SITS. ne.-De-
tached. 1 rooms. 9 baths; hot-water;
rent, $4,000 per mo,
bath: oil burner. garage; $1,000 per mo.
67l1, Georgia ave.-Detached corner; 4
o., bSS9nss lnrEs Doreah ~
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1719 4 st NV Natl. 1856.
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FAREWELL $500 18th stone AND
two large rooms. kit. large din, Frgidaire;
elev; superior furnishings; X4O-SRh
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2e1O HALL PL. NV. (WIs. AVE. AND "
st9-6 rms. bath. ami. rear porches
'nel0.ea' joaS HoR;SV: QUINN CO., INC,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
LOVELY EDGEMOOR-
REMARKABLE VALUE.

This beautiful. new. modern residence Of
brick construction. containing 6 rooms. tile
bath and all modern equipment is now
being offered at price which must compel
your attention. just one block from
Mllltary rd.. in desirable Chevy Chase.
". c. For further particulars regarding
this property call Emerson BOIL.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CONTINUED

GEORGETOWN - PRICED FOR QUICK
sale: $500: terms like rent rms. all
recorditioned: auto. heat. 1923 Cambridge
pl and r. Key at 3O25 Cambridge
Evening star., 1938-11-19
New York Seeks to Tax
Fee Received From U. S.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
New York State appealed to the
Supreme Court yesterday in an
Effort to tax the salary received by
hn attorney from the Federal Home
Owners Loan Corp.
The Supreme Court recently held
that the Federal Government could
tax the income of employees of the
New York port authority.
President Roosevelt has recon-
mended that the Federal and State
Governments be given the reciprocal
right to tax the salaries of each
others employees and the income
from one anothers.
Attorney General John j. Bennett.
ir., asked the high tribunal to review
a decision by New York courts that
the $2,246 salary received In 1884
by James B. OKeefe of New York
was not subject to State income
tax.
Among other things, Mr.. BENEFITS
petition contended that the New
York Court of Appeals erred "in
failing to hold that the functions
of the Home Owners Loan Corp.
we're not essential to the preserva-
ton of the Government of the
United States and that, consequently,
the salary received by the taxpayer
was not immune from taxation by
y pc State Of New York"
Evening star., 1938-11-19
Relief Ships Arrival
Reported to Donors

Notification of the safe arrival in
Barcelona of the relief ship Erica
Reed carrying a cargo of wheat.
clothing and medical supplies was
received here yesterday by the
Washington Friends of Spanish
Democracy.
The North American Committee
to Aid Spanish Democracy, through
its $50 chapters, supplied the relief
cargo, valued at S250.000, which
sailed on the Erica Reed from New
York on November l. Local Friends
of Spanish Democracy raised more
than $l1 1000 in cash, in addition to
4 tons of clothing and foodstuffs.
The captain of the ship reported
that two Spanish insurgent vessels
hailed the Erica Reed in the Straits
of Gibraltar but said the vessel was
not molested.
Bishop Francis j. Mcconnell
chairman. and the Rev. Herman
Reissig, executive secretary of the
Medical Bureau and the North
American Committee. urged the
continuance of shipment of sup
plies during the coming winter.