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The Washington times., 1938-01-10

Council, UCSE, meets Saturday at
All-StateS Hotel, 514 Nineteenth
st. N. W.. to commemorate pass
age of Civil Service act .
Speeches by DR.. John T. Doyle, E.
Claude Babcock, Ruloff R. STRAIT
ton, John 7. Chichester and Georg :
D. Riley Interiors National
Park Service will honor birthday
of Conservationist John Muir,
April 2l (1838) in all areas.
The Washington times., 1938-01-10
News Tip Prize: sue" (PAL).
Three Good Deeds

Employees of the Coast Guard
are certainly carrying on the tradi,
ton of that life saving service
Two girls, clerks of the bureau,
are now ill and have needed blood
transfusions. Thus far thr
clerks, one of them a girl, have
donated these necessary transfu-
SionS.
The Washington times., 1938-01-10
Engraving Retirements

Bureau of Engraving retirements,
December, with years of service:
William V. Steers (44), plate
printer: Bessie v. King (42), ex-
aminer; Mrs. E. Fisher McChes-
ney 800, examiner; Mrs. Mary v.
Green t18), charwoman; Benja-
min M. Stalcup (28), cutting ma
chine oDeratOr.
The Washington times., 1938-01-10

ginia At Huntington, w. Va,
the Central Labor Union, CIO In
dustrial Union Council, Big Four
Brotherhoods and C. and N. Shop
Federation are reported as indorS.
ing Via cleared ITS men in
dicted in the Huntington railroad
strike of 1922 His current
campaign is being pushed by E. H
Nunnally, popular Navy Yarder
here.
The Washington times., 1938-01-10
Via Being Backed

Labor is reported in unison be-
hind a move to install L. R. Via
chief examiner of Coal CommiS-
sion, as U. S. District Attorney for
the Southern District of West Vir-
The Washington times., 1938-01-10
Popular PaStin1e

It is estimated that not one Gov
ernment building holding 25 or
more persons is sans a numbers
The Washington times., 1938-01-10
Recommended

Recommendation: Read His
tory Repeating" now appearing in
Good Government"
Evening star., 1938-01-08
HOUSES UNFURklSHED.
Ir>,4

.sa ,sas "a sAyanT Tds s sM B.Ssk B.s c.
Adams 0s62.
7Ol ALLISON N.W.- BEDROOMS. /
bath. toilet in basement. garage h;.x.h:
seas fshsHs dS fsSf'hfs sth e.
451s GEORGIA AVE
ii !H9s }sth St 'tsREII NM GS Nef.onsf n:ftSEs S9ss
good W. DEA1FAsh1 9 s.ds
'', Nail SF9R5r saEs & cq1sEfS; }4sE T. 1sc g.; sw
1910 NORTHAMPTON ST N:W.-a RMS.
in sarage. $50. offer invited.
water heat; gas furnace; 4 nearly new
roas S1s' .na ,st, st nv sSo ,two-f.ml' n.t'-4
JAMES MORRIS IaS soiS Wo9DWARD. s, Y XE Realtor.
47l5 P1NEY BRANCH RID. NV.
rooms and baths h.-w.h.. oil burner
ii HGs 1sth st. .1sREI1 S1 Nsionsi asf'tSFs S9ss
NEW GROOM BRICK HOME, AUTO
matic nIA,eo hsat-Exslusive sa section Silver
coFFMAM ced41si Hso Really R3i;r CO. Shepherd 41sa
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH AND PORCH,
hot-water heat. electricity: newly redeco-
rated: rent, $35. so.
33SAa 13th st. NE
WAGGAMAN- N-BRAWNER, 1900 Eye st. NV
4211 10Th ST. NW.-S1OO.
Semi-detached: 8 diversified rooms. 2
oil heat. built-in garage.
as U ST. N.W-SsO
6r.. bath hot-water heat, reconditioned,
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DIST. l411.
u PETwoRTH.
723 Quincy St. NV.
Colonial front-porch brick. containing
rooms and bath; h.-w.h., elect; arranged
for two families: rent. $3.50.
J. DALLAS GRADY Il SON.
1104 vt. Ave. NV District $3.50.
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SPECIAL OFFER

To responsible party. I will sell
new and most modern suburban
home. in one of Washington's finest
subdivisions. within Is minutes of
downtown. This home is extraor-
dinary in construction and plan.
has Z large rooms 2 beautiful
baths. attached garage with maids
room. All-electric health kitchen.
Automatic oil heat, fully insulated.
weather stripped and screened.
slate roof, copper spouting. large
recreation room; large lot. 1Ox115.
Fine old shade trees and beautifully
Handicapped. Has been reduced to
Sl3.95O. which is less than cost
Terms less than rent # sold before
January Is. For appointment to
inspect. call OWNER. Columbia
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HOUSES.
80 rms: ) b. 10000
va.-6 rms. . b - 100 90
4lOa Ingomar st. n.w.-6 rms, b. 5000
1918 Shepherd st. n.w.-6 rms,
b.. furnished '"'-l,.l 1900
2216 n. Capitol st.-6 rms. b. 1000
1342 Kennedy st. n.v.-6 rms. b. 1000
All Montgomery lane Bethesda.
Md rms, b --.---- 1000
1910 Gtrard st. n.v.-6 rms. b. 1900
6O0l 4th St n.w.-6 rms. b. 1000
1929 1ngleside ter. n.w.-6 rms, b. $3.50
4S2O 43rd st. n.w.-6 rms b. 81. 90
S36 Allison ST. n.w.-6 rms. b.. $500
1914 Randolph st. NE rms, b. R5. 90
3604 goth st. n.e.-6 rms. b. 65. 90
616 Madison st. n.w.-6 rms, b.. $500
1000 N st. n.w.-6 3ms, b.. $3.50
1870 Spring I'd. n.w-6 rms. b.. 5000
1443 You st n.w.-6 rms. b., heat,
light and hot water furn $500
10 Sherman ave-. TX. PIX. Md
144s You You St. n.v.-e rms. b. - $500 $500
619 Rittenhouse st. n.w.-6 rms b. $500
516 Roxboro pl. n.w.-6 rms. b. 475O
2016 Portner p1. n.w-6 rms, b.;
heat furn .--~---, 5000
1881 Penn st. n.e.-6 rms. b.. 47.5O
725 Gist ave-. 8. s.. Md r, b. 1880
233 18th st. s.e.@ rms. b. 1880
2027 Portner pl n.w.-6 rms, b. $500
$500 Evarts st. NE rms. b. 27.5O
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2lOO. 925 18th st. NV.
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ll2a CHICAGO ST. Sc.
Semi mi-detached. & rooms and bath -

..,.., ll.a .Es oHIcAao c St 81. Sc 81; ,1-.o
2O2s 1st ST. NV.
rooms and bath, oil heat. ga
7s1 MADISON ST, NV.
rooms and bath, oil heat-------$o5.0 90
1874 RANDOLPH ST NV
7 rooms ia baths, electric refriger.
alton; oil heat garage: new-house.
14as CLIFTON ST, NV.
3aea sTUYvEsANT ST: NV.
Detached. 8 rms, , baths lst-n.
iavato1yD. Law ss;b oil heat maids rooms m N
HG. sM1rHY CO.
s11 18th st. NV National 5aOs.
47os DE RUssEY PARKWAY.
Detached ,e'1 d stone: 8 rooms baths;
s rooms and a4ATrsHuakEi bsth, modeEn MD $4,000
.7th AND. L SITS. NE:
5 rooms bath, modern, newly deco ~
9Th AND D SITS. Sc. - o'o'
1913 Eve WelTFR 81 N.M. A. sfaWM; Ss;isn.l 1852.
1854 NEAL ST NE
rms, bath. h.-w.h., electricity S45 90
3O4 sEAToN PL. NE
rms. bath, INV h. electricity S47.50
IL 9th ST. NE
rooms bath. electric lights $50 90
se- 18th : s.. GsR1Es sIW KEY Met ssss.
1913 F ST. NE.
rooms and bath. h.-w.h., elect: newly
j. DALLAS GRADY Z. SON.
| 1104 VT. Ave. NV District 1880
3o44 VISTA ST NE..ss5oo
ROGER MOSS. Dist. 1921. Ewes. Geor-
372o WINDOW PL. -N.W,-DELIGHTFUL
neiehborhood; semi-detached 8 rms. IA
baths. lee. screened porches h.-w.h. with
'v 'aa HERMAN E. oAscH = SON
1920 K ST. NV. National 1854.
CONVENIENT RESIDENTIAL LOCATION.
1921 43rd pl. NV; rms. Ia baths
with shower: new condition: S61 per mo.
UNION INVESTMENT CO.. Natl. 553s.
BUNGALOW. CHEVY NE x CHASE D. c.
BY owner to right people-5s14 32nd st.
n.w.-Liv. rm.. kit. bath. refe. finished
basement has rms. and bath; h.-w.h.;
RE1NiER. 5000 PATTERSON ST. NV.
1869 QUINCY NW.-6 RMS. ! BATH,
> incl. sleep. porches: toilet In basement !:
sHREvE. 1o0l 18th Natl e33s.
:37 K ST. NE RMS, BATH.
ami &45 90
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS s
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
LINCOLN 0OS4
Completely Reconditioned for
Immediate Occupancy.

Completely Reconditioned for
Immediate Occupancy.
$50-211 10th ST. Sc.
Semi-detached brick. six rooms and
bath. h.-wh.: Just OF Mass. ave.
$65-1724 35th ST. NV.
Corner brick home close to schools,
stores and TRANSPORTATION: h.-w.h.
National Mortgage & Inv. Corp,
National 1898. 1912 N. Y. Ave
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
3a07 Goth st. n.e.-6 r. and b.-$65. 90
aoi Jackson st. n.e.-6 r. and b. 5000
III G st. s.e.-6 r. and b. $3.50
Howenstein Realty Corp,
1913 H st. NV. District 1877.
1910 SHEPHERD ST. NV
6RooMs. BATH. MODERN. $50. 90.
SHANNON g. LUCiS CO..
1903 H st. NV. National 2345
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1904 TRINIDAD AVE. NE.

1904 TRINIDAD AVE NE.
rooms CONS ~, bath inclosed ssd porches h-wh
semi-det brick, 4 rooms bath. h-wh..
slec;; buiIt,in sarass new oil burner:
rooms bath, oil furnace. gear brick ga
"'e' i45as HARVARD ST. NV.
IA rooms. baths, steam heat elec.:
rooms. bath. nsx:house condition.
h'-W'h'' 4ei SEX KENTncKY SaFassi Pa AVE. Sc.
Corner sHo brick. rooms bath, h.-v.h..
ele''' ssSi sSs E. UNDERWOOD ST,
8: =, oil burner: slec. refs., built-in ga
NC 'i iaio EAsT CAPITOL ST.
s rms. bath, elec. refs.. h.-w.h., elee;
WV s47 LEXINGTON PL. NE.
rms BATH POI h'ye;i ) sr. slsf sE garage s7o'
.ish iae s1seh.n & sna rs9s' s2r.n.ss 9 for 0cs
families 1893 AytI!1s5s e. A5s T. Nv Sao'
h:,v:h. .slsc, recreation room. built-in
s-story and cellar brick, 8 rms. 2 baths.
7se n'n 18th s'ss s. ss.ilss Natl. o7ss
1922 MORSE ST. N.E-6 RMS, BATH.
seiiar aa .ras f1rnase heat garage front and
l.tlose 5os f.a heat St $3.50. Pse rms bath else
s:lsl s.ds ,.ls:' hvs s4s front poFsh' front and
~ P. j. wALsHE. INC.
10Y Eye st. NV. Natl. 646s.
1899 LANIER PL. NV.
Rooms and Bath, Newly Redecorated.
PERCY H RUSSELL CO. 1871 K St. NV.
2319 N. NOTTINGHAM ST,
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA,
JUST OFF LEE HIGHWAY.
All brick. detached. s rooms and bath:
reasonable rent. A. s. GARDINER, 1910
K st. NV. National O334.
122 18th ST. Sc.
rooms. bath: h.-w.h.. elec.; redeco-
rated; garage; $3.50.
r. v. MARCERON CO..
ara 1Sfh a. ~ Uy N.t{o~.v axoc
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BETHESDA. MD.-S7.5OO.

Detached brick. slate roof; 5 large rms,
full basement. maids room and lavatory,
gas heat, modern kitchen, built-in garage:
insulated, weather-stripped and screened:
large porch House has been rented for
last two years at SO per month. May be
purchased on small cash payment
CYRUS KEISER, Jr..
52l1 Wisconsin Ave. Cleveland 1911.
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TRADE-RENT-SET.T I

lRADE-RENT-SELL
9l2 Corwin drive. OF $500 Ga. ave.
Silver Spring. Sa.45O Rent. $50.
COFFMAN REALTY CO.. Shepherd 4123.
NO BETTER BUY IN D. c.
New detached brick-center- hall plan.
best NV. section: high elevation. Half
block to bus and store; Is minutes to
downtown & large well-arranged rooms
z baths, brick garage. attic, automatic
neat. furred walls, insulated. slate roof:
will consider small cash payment or trade
for clear lot or small house. MR.. FIELDS
Geo. 2O42.
AWAR DED GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
SHIELD OF MERIT - New American
homes; adjoining Rock Creek Park. on
beautifully wooded lots, with 3 and 4
bedrooms 2 baths. paneled library and
basement lounge maids room and
bath. 2-car garage; G. E. air-condition-
ing and Electric Health Kitchen.
MODEL HOME. zoos Rolling rd.; open
daily to $50. Drive via Beach drive
to Leland ST.. or Conn. ave. to E. Wood
bine. Brookyille rd. and Leland st. to
$3.50 WAvERLY TAYLOR. INC.
1522 X st. National l040
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3 NEW BRICK HOMES

Sample. 4426 18th pl. n.e.-Attractive
new detached brick homes: 6 large rms.
air,conditioned gas heat: modern kitchens.
real. open freplaces. attics slate roofs.
screened. large lots. garage: price. S1O,50O
TO 81 500. To inspect out Michigan ave.
to 18th pl: ne Open until 9 pm.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD
2024 R. L Ave NE Decatur n317
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A COMPLETE 2-FAMILY HOME

1T HAMILTON ST. NV.
The first and second floor plans are
identical making . complete apartments.
each having living room bedroom beau
tiful tile bath with tub and shower kitch-
en- equipped with gas range refrigerator,
sink and built-in cabinets, also a dinette
French doors shut off the first floor from
the second. insuring complete privacy for
both families. There is large recreation
room with fireplace Homes have furred
walls rock wool insulation ana are wealth
er-stripped and screened throughout. Au-
tomato gas h.-w.h. The rent from one
much easier to handle.
OPEN DAILY
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
l6-l K St NV District 1n15
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.
4712 ELLICOTT ST.-$8,35O.
On a wide street. surrounded by fne
homes in one OF the best residential sec
tions in D. C.
They are worth seeing and you will enjoy
living there: is minutes to downtown by
bus; lot 44x167 to alley: garage: Five
of furniture: exceptional kitchens. f1oored
attics, real hreplaces. .arched porches. full
Easements. studded walls: weather-stripped.
caulked and screened. Terms. Judge for
yourself
Out Wisconsin ave. to Ellicott ST.. west
builders Emerson RSQR
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1905 QUE ST. NV,

1905 QUE ST. NV.
GEORGETOWN.
A very beautiful home in perfect
condition containing large rooms.
1,renlsces ,' on aef the % f,rst tsnnr u . 1ou }our
bedrooms. baths and 3 fireplaces
on the second floor: one large room
and lavatory on the third floor;
maids room and bath in the base
ment: oil burner; electric gefriser-
House vacant Open for inspection.
BOSS & PHELPS, 1417 K st. NV.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

SMALL FUR. APT. GARAGE; NEAR CAR
or bus; in NV. by young married couple.
Give price Box 193-D. Star. g.
. OR 3 ROOM KITCHEN. BATH UN-
furnished apt. in private home: fireplace
preferred; $40. Give full description.
Box 1854, Star
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BARGAINS

We have several homes that are being
sold at exceptionally low prices with
terms Of 10es cash, the balance in one
trust At So interest. payable at the rate
Of So per 1,OO0 per month No curtails
or renewals OF trust. Call MR.. PASCOE
at Dist. 6092 or Dec. 1850.
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REAL VALUE-$8,2 $50.

REAL VALUE-$8,25O.
New all brick bungalow in American
University Park. 1t is choice residential
section. and the lot is 4Ox125 to an alley
large rooms. extra-large kitchen. floored
attic, fireplace. full basement. natural
wood trim, fully insulated. studded walls.
gas heat, weather-stripped. caulked and
screened garage This house is under
priced E and YOU will recognize it. 1888
Out Wisconsin ave. to River rd.; out
River I'd. to Davenport: west on Davenport
to Western ave. north "a block. L. o.
TURNER. Georgia 3OO7.
1924 LELAND ST,
BETHESDA, MD.
Bethesda's finest medium m-priced home
community; new 5-rm brick home, attach
ed garage, porch. automatic heat: only
blocks to Wisconsin ave {; S9,250. Open
~ Goss REALTY CO..
$500 wisconsin Ave. Wise. 1858.
YOU NAME THE TERMS.
New detached Colonial home. six rooms
in solid brick; located in beautiful suburb
Of D. c.. convenient to downtown. Furred
walls, hardwood floors throughout, tiled
bath. built-in cabinets, electric health
kitchen. General Electric range and re-
frigerator. porch, wood-burning fireplace,
magnificent view.
Drive out Penna. ave. s.e.. left on Ala
bama ave, follow Marlboro pike to District
line. left on Southern ave to 1905. ~
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BARGAIN, BY OWNER. 3s49 BEECHER
st. .n.w.-a-room 2-bath house. ARRANGED
as two apartments. OH heat. storm sash
screens; Sc ;lnS garssse; excellent condition. Can
appointment s ito phone S shepherd s4aS 4sss For
s7;sbo.-:BRAND-NEW, SUBSTANTIALLY
every detail: auto: heat. close,in restricted
ssss S Ssssn, 'ss Adams aR
S5:50O-300 BLOCK SHEPHERD ST. NV.
s4 monih n%s until psa Adams ssms 77s s2So cash.
SHEPHERD PARK. CENTER-HA PLAN.
dition;; large lot priced for quick sale at
less E's than x = Of oo original cost. Met. HOO.
coaas sARGAIN 1l,k nom sEAuTrUI
baths. many unusual features; located
On ls.acre knoll. overlooking city. short
REGARDLESS Of price. Met. 100. Eve,
BURLETTH-a6?2 s ST; NW.-THREE
Pree sS5o oy sa5o CASH snd s
sGNpHy ST. nS pe PoR ni ihsPRcTIoN PR Tn5 IT,
CARTER. West 01sl; eve. Wise 1877. %
DESIRABLE D. c., MD. AND VA. HOMES
at reasonable prices and confidential terms.
$500 CASH. ONLY $3.50; CHEVY CHASE
baths. MR.. LEWIS. Cleveland O5so.
CHEVY CHASE-6 RMS. ga BATHS. RE-
;sption s ; rm. built,in gar: automatic heat;
signed and supervised BY architect. save
owner Cleveland oa77. w
$5,,50O--oLD GEoRGEToWN-8-R AND
DIST siss ' Ese EseaR1 Wise ssar ss3sM ose rark'
ROLLINGWOOD ON BEAUTIFULLY
eS Toodsd ot Rock Greek Park
phone National 1910. wisconsin 5779
DET,. NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB-vERY
large living, dining rm. and kit. 3 large
and insulated. new floors and refg: built
in garage; fireplace and attic: beautiful
location: SO, 500. Cleveland s716.
a four bedroom, two bath home. see me:
l have 9, real bargain: west OF Georgia
ave. in best residential section, of NV:
MR.. OREM. Georgia 4639.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. lOFF CONN. AVED.
-SS 500; two-story brick: 9 rooms and b.;
E9od size lot 6tso on grade Call MR.. LEWIS
SEE 1850 OATES ST. NE: IN NEW CON-
-, MAPLE AZ JAMES INC. iss4 iitR la St nS.
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
brick; S4.25O; large front yafd; near
far ni., me stores schools and playsround
642S 2nd PL, NV
a lovely new brick home: 9 rooms
baths; modern in every detail: large lot.
paved alley. detached garage; II you see
: small trade Drive out srd . st. 'o.1s.ot NV. to
Underwood St, right to homes
1924 1yih WSfEE Il N u SAMEs iTc;; S;; a,.s
$3.50.
tached Brick. 8 large large rooms: Gs1%,ufI we'll buff:
southern exposure: h.-w.h., new oil burner;
large lot. garage. Terms. Georgia 1901.
NO. CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN
walls. a5sf ea0ms atc sse s 0aai aooi
asepiaee sas heat; concrete front porch
-2024 R. I. Ave. NE. Dec 0317.
o,T AT CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. D. C..
~ ONLY Sioa5O-1Bedrooms and tile bath
ea nsif E%1s fsS cssssnS sso 10
2757 44th ST. NE.
Corner brick bom. ss.75o ds g room. and hat,
rear porches and front porch; hot-gater
neat large side ana naRMs TsaE yards,
Zoo fzooTEaNsNA%EEN Ezs s. AW SEAarY Mst. $3.50: sss9saP'
c4s4e ALBEMARLE ST. NV.
h.tSl GSenterrhali h-ialt brick: rooms. 3
toned, perfectly insulated; "a block
downtown PRICE. si4;e5S. viii
cIsal cGInside. Ia, trade for small house or
OWNERS HN5 BgILpERs.
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FIRST COMMERCIAL,

&7.15O.
Lovely 6-room brick which can be con-
verted into store and . apis Oil heat,
garage, deep lot and located in best NV.
secQon. House in frst-class condition. A
wonderful value and an excellent invest
ment. To inspect these properties call MR..
CANTRELL. Dist. 90s0: evenings. Emerson
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

510s KANSAS AVE N.W.-e ROOMS
bath with shower: suitable for > families
turn. or unfurn. Georgia 25Sl.
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CVenl1lRs, WISCONSIN, III.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV

2NIV 111A101 01111NC I'VE. INV.
This attractive English Normandy home.
less than . years old containing 6 rooms,
2 baths. recreation room. > stone freplaces.
automatic heat. detached garage situated
on wide boulevard overlooking Govern
ment park, represents a real bargain.
For details call Randolph 5226.
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Mr.. 5th and Hamilton SITS. NV.
Five rooms and bath with two inclosed
porcheS, garage; new condition. Rent rea-
Sonable
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4s4o ALBEMARLE ST. NV.
Center-hall brick, rooms. 3
baths. breakfast room: air condi-
toned. perfectly insulated; II block
from bus: IA minutes drive to
downtown. Price. Sl4,95O. Will
clear lot.
M. E. SCARBOROUGH CO..
OWNERS AND BUILDERS.
COLUMBIA 43l1,
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2319 N. NOTTINGHAM ST,
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA,
JUST OFF LEE HIGHWAY
All brick. detached, 5 rooms and bath
reasonable rent. A. s. GARDINER, 1910
K st. NV National O334
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BURLEITH.
Several modern homes in this de-
lightful community now available:
& rms and bath some with porehes;
garage: refrigeration; $65 up. See
Mrs Watson 31O2 r st. NV.
SHANNON IL LUCHS CO..
1908 H ST. NV. National 2345.
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ZINE RESIDENTIAL SECTION. iOs-i1f
Sorok F. Btook lane. Bethesda. Md.-2O min.
. beautiful new 6-rm. brick homes: ar.
eono1tioned; con aae .carefree comfort with mod
1st foora ap@IasnIces @ nee with bedrm.. bath.
S9.2o0 up: Call Emerson $3.50.
HOUSE, PARTLY COMPLETED. So 600:
Retheed 10 oeath n In family. P. o. BOX 1881,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-20
u s. EMBASSY In MADRID
BADLY DAMAGED BY BOMBS;
LONDON ACTS in SEEDLINGS
Threatens to With draw
British Agent to Ma
tionaIist Spain

HENDAYE, Franco Spanish
Frontier, July 20. (UP)-Spanish
loyalist authorities today reported
lines defending Sagunto and Val
cncia are intact despite incessant
rebel artillery and aerial bom-
bardmentS.
Dispatches from Madrid report
ed that the United States embas-
sv there was damaged severely
last night during nationalist ar
tillery bombardment. 1t was the
first time during the two-year-o!d
war that the embassy, located IN
the so-called neutral zone Of the
former capital, had come under
the fire of insurgent batteries.
Four shells struck the building.
There were no casualties since
the embassy has been closed for
some time.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-20
Ry CHARLES J. MCDONNELL
United Press Staff Correspondent

DUBLIN, July 20 CUP -
Irish government authorities, very
loudly cheering the wrong direc-
ton" flight of Douglas G. Corri-
gan across the Atlantic, late
Tuesday returned his flimSy-
appearing 5000 plane to him af-
ter he promised not to attempt to
fly back to New York.
The nine-year-old plane that
carried the 3l-year-old Californ-
ian from New York to Dublin on
a bootleg" solo hop which he
said was very boring was tenn
po.aruy impounded by customs
men at Baldonnel airport after
his jaunty remark that;
Talk about nine-year-oid
crate-why, she's good enough to
fly around the world
The remark led to apprehension
lest the devil-may-care aviator
might sneak away on some other
daring adventure, just as ne left
Floyd Bennett Field outside New
York early Sunday without At
lantic maps or navigating lnstru-
ments and an announcement that
he was on his way home to Los
Angeles.
Release Of the Singlc-motOr Cur
tiSs-Robin plaue-a mere baby
carriage compared with other
tranS-A tlantic onCS-waS on in
structions of the Irish govern
ment which said Corrigan's feat
was "too creditablc" for such tech
nical chickering's.
The plane had been held short
w after word came from Wash
ington that the United States
government had ordered Corri-
gan's experimental aircraft lie
ense suspended to prevent him
from attempting to fly the "old
crate" back to the United States.
The suspension affects only the
plane and does not involve CORR
gan's pilots certificate. However,
Acting Secretary Of Commerce j.
Monroe Johnson said in Wash
ington. D. c., that gentle" pun
ishment would have to be meted
out later to the fier which "may
involve suspcnding his pilots Ger
tifcate for thirty to sixty days"
The British press, subordinating
the historic visit of King George
VI and Queen Elizabeth to
France for enthusiastic accounts
of Corrigan'S wrong direction"
flight, decided his insistence that
he thought he was flying to Los
Angeles seemed a bit droll.
Corrigan, an admirer Of Col.
Chas. A. Lindbergh for years,
continued to insist that it was all
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-07-20
STREET DANCE
MONDAY NIGHT
Others Will Depend Upon
Success of First One
Scheduled

The first square dance Of the
summer on Main street will be
held next Monday night. j. II.
Lampley, chairman Of the enter
tainmcnt committee, told direc-
tors of the Chamber of Commerce
at their July meeting last night.
Although two square dances
have been held in the city gym
nasium, the demand for street
dances has become insistent, it
was said, with the result that they
will be resumed, although perhaps
not on weekly schedule. This,
Mr.. Lampley said, will depend on
the success Of the one set for
Monday night.
Dances in the city gymnasium
will be held every Wednesday
night under the sponsorship of c.
II. Livingston. .
The board adopted a resolution
asking city officials to take what
over steps may be necessary to
reduce the number of beggars on
the city streets. Complaints have
been received from visitors as well
as homcfolk, it was said. Mayor
A. V. Edwards told the board he
was in sympathy with the resoIu-
ton, that beggars are required To
obtain permits, and that these per.
mits will be granted sparlngIy II
it is the wish of the public.
An appropriation of $lOo was
made to meet the cost of a motion
picturc Of scenes and activities IN
and around HendersOnviIle now
being made by w. K. Lyerly. The
picture will be exhibited in Flor
ida next winter. Mr.. Lyerly IS
giving his services in this connec-
ton.
Announcement was made that
the road to Jumpoff Rock from
the end Of the pavement has been
improved, and that steps nave
been taken toward beautltylng
the site near the rock with the IN
tention of converting it into a
picnic ground with shelter camp
stoves and the like.