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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-01-08
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROI

FOEO INO1VI II OkAIOOI11NL1
Fair tonight and Sunday; colder
tonight, with freezing tempera-
ture to the coast.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-01-08
wNEKLY WEATHER

WEEKLY WEATHER
South Atlantic States: Warmer
first period, with rain about Tues
day: fair and colder middle of
week, with rain and warmer
near end -a.<c-A..a. 81 1914
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Evening star., 1938-03-29
.LOYA[|STS REPORT:
NEW FRANCO AID
Charge Nazi and Fascist
Arms and Men Are Flowing
Into Spain.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
The "hands-of- Spain" issue,
long a problem for European ma
t,ons, has been remped by charges
OF rene,Ded aid by Germany and
Italy filed By the Loyalist Spanish
government. The Loyalists haue
repeatedly complained OF Fascist in
terpention in the Spanish civil Udr.
By the Associated Press
MADRID, March 29-The Spanish
government, with I'VE must hold out
as its watchword, published today q
lengthy report of German and italian
armaments and men being sent to the
1nsurgent army.
The national ministry of defense
prepared the report, covering only the
last few days of February and the first
half Of March.
1t was issued after hold out" ap-
peal yesterday by Government Premier
Juan Negrin, who urged upon a con-
ference of Popular Front delegates the
need for speeded production of war
materials to meet the insurgent drive
into Catalonia.
The report detailed movements of
hundreds of planes, tanks, trucks, ar
tlllery pieces, loads of ammunition
motor boats and other equipment and
of aviators. technicians and experts
which the defense ministry service re-
ported had been sent to Gen. Franco
by Germany and Italy.
Says Germans Bring Families.
The report declared:
German officers are arriving In
Spain with their families.
Fortifications are being constructed
IN Northern Spain near the frontier.
insurgents are recruiting Moors
from French Morocco for the war in
Spain.
In Rome the authoritative Fascist
Journalist, Virginio Gayda, asserted
France and Russia were holding up
withdrawal of foreigners fighting in
Spain, saying italy was ready to with
draw her forces when these countries
did so.
tHe warned that open French inter-
vention in Spain would have grave
consequences of a general European
character.
. Negrin. who received the pledge of
delegates for increased volunteers for
government armies and increased pro-
ductlon of necessary materials, de-
clared that if Franco won, an un-
named country-obviously France
would have 100000 men ready to
attack them from the rear" and
thousands of Spanish youth would
have to be sacrificed in foreign coun-
tries to defend Germans and Italians"
Evening star., 1938-03-29
Dog Trained Not to Bark Stays
Calm as Burglars Loot Home

Mrs. George E. Pariseau, wife of
Maj. Pariseau. U. S. A., retired, al
most wishes she had not taught her
pet English bulldog, Jiggs, not to bark
under any circumstances.
While Jiggs. in accordance with long
training. remained quiet in the kitchen
of her home, 5l4 Maple Ridge road,
Bethesda, Md. burglars yesterday aft
ernoon ransacked other rooms in the
house and got away with about $3.50
worth Of jewelry. including two heir
looms which had been in the family
for more than century.
When Mrs Pariseau left the house
yesterday, she locked Jiggs in the
kitchen and left by a rear door. When
she returned four hours later she
found Jiggs excitedly running around
the kitchen, and noted scratches on
the locked pantry door, but even then
Jiggs remembered his manners and
refrained from barking. Jiggs must
have known that intruders we're in
the house, Mrs. Pariseau said, because
as soon as she unlocked the pantry
door, he rushed into the front of the
house and dashed about in search of
the unlimited guests who had appar-
emily left by the front door as Mrs.
Pariseau entered the kitchen.
What made it worse for Mrs. Par
iseau was the fact that her home had
been burglarized on three previous oc-
Evening star., 1938-03-29
PROSPERITY AHEAD
FORD RE|TERATES
Urges Back-to to- Farm Move.
Favors Immigration-Not
Afraid of Dictator.
BY the Associated Press.

DETROIT. March 29.-Henry Ford
back at work after a two months
vacation on his Georgia plantation,
reiterated in an interview today his
conviction that prosperous era is
ahead, talked about wars, dictator
ships and immigration and said he
was plunging into preparations for
volume production of his cheap trac-
tor
Nothing that has occurred during
the last few weeks" he said, has
changed my belief that prosperous
era is ahead of us. 1t will come
through a greater realization that all
wealth comes from the soil and that
there must be greater cultivation
of the land"
Mr.. Ford, nearing his 18th birth
day anniversary. said he had spert
much of his Georgia vacation con-
ducting experiments with his new
tractor
He said he has not changed his con-
victions about the futility of wars.
Nobody wins in war but the
financial interests that promote it
and make preparations for it," he
said.
OF relationships he said: If a die
tatorship comes here it will be be-
cause the people have been asleep and
deserve it." He added, however, that
a dictatorship or the threat of such
condition did not alarm him. There
will be a way to handle it or de-
stroy it if it comes" he said.
OF his back -the-farm philosophy
Mr.. Ford said he was convinced
greater production of the soil would
lead the way to general recovery.
We built tractor nearly Is years
ago." he said. "and while We didn't
make any money on it we did con-
tribute to general business improve
ment by increasing the farmers pur-
chasing power"
Mr.. Ford said he found no justifl-
cation for curtailing immigration
quotas. The Nation" he said, lis big
enough to absorb any or all of those
peoples unable to find happiness and
comfort in their home lands"
Apparently in excellent health Mr..
Ford went back to work with the
parting comment that a combination
of youthful vigor and mature wisdom
Is needed to conduct the worlds af-
fairs.
Evening star., 1938-03-29
PRESIDENT APPROVES
SAGAT|ND SETTLEMENT

In a brief message to Congress yes
terday, the President approved the
recommendation of the Secretary of
State that Congress authorize an ap-
preparation of $4,000 in order to effect
the settlement of all claims growing
out OF the detention and treatment
of the crew of the Norwegian steamer
Sagatind subsequent to the seizure of
this vessel by the United States Coast
Guard cutter Seneca October II, 1924.
In approving this the President said
in his message that "as an act of grace
and without reference to the question
Of legal liability of the United States
Of America in the matter the Con-
gress should appropriate the sum
recommended to settle these claims.
Evening star., 1938-03-29
Japan RETREATS
ON 10|EM|LE LINE
Fate Of Central China Is
Seen Hanging on Fight.
Casualties HEAVY.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, March 29.-A great
Chinese army today was reported to
be pushing back Japanese along q
100-mile front in bitter battle for Cen
tral China.
On the battle, along a furiously-
contested line In Southern Shantune
Province stretching eastward from the
Tientsin-F'lkow Railway, observers be-
lieved the fate Of Central China de-
pended.
More than 100000 men were en-
gagged on each side. Each army re-
ported extremely heavy casualties for
the enemy.
The latest bitter phase of the
Shantung campaign, nearly three
months old, began yesterday. Fighting
continued through the night. Chinese
asserted the result was q victorious
sweep northward, with the japanese
falling back.
Japanese disputed this, but the best
available, information indicated the
Japanese had withdrawn from a
gigantic hairpin area between the
Tientsin-Pukow Railway and the
tow nof Lini.
Counter Attack Stalls.
In one of the several direct battles
along the front about miles out
side Lini, Japanese retreated to a
base 13 miles northeast after bloody
fighting.
The Japanese later tried a counter
offensive against three small towns,
but Chinese said the attempted steam
roller drive was fought to a standstill.
At one Of these towns, Taierchwang,
300 japanese troops tunneled under
the wall and held its gate until Chi
nese wiped them out in two hours Of
hand-to-hand and bayonet fighting.
The crucial monetary situation con-
tinued, meanwhile, in Shanghai and
Evening star., 1938-03-29
BODY OF COL. HOUSE
TO BE TAKEN TO TEXAS

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 29.-The body
Of Col. Edward M. House, close friend
and adviser to President Woodrow
Wilson, who died here yesterday in
his 18th year, will start its last jour-
ney late today, bound for Houston.
Tex, for burial in the family plot
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Auchincloss,
son-in-law and daughter, will accom-
pany the body, leaving the Pennsyl-
vania Station at sos pm, E. S. T.,
via st. Louis.
Burial services will be private, in
accordance with Col Houses wishes.
Evening star., 1938-03-29
otner cities, with the Chinese dollar
at around IS cents.
Further Cut Fear>A

otner cities, with the Chinese dollar
at around IS cents.
Further Cut Feared.
american bankers said the f,nanc.
lninlsIrys system Of alloting foreign
exchange was responsible for the d.
cine and that the Chinese dollar
would drop lower unless the min:strv
provided allotments of about s ooo mn
cnlnese dollars to take care Of urgent
foreign trade needs.
central Bank of China officials war.
reported attempting to negotiate \
satisfactory compromise.
With the China dollars depreciat,on
prices also increased. Gasoline wa.
up 10 cents a gallon and other i'm
higher. i'
property owners were denandino
rentals in American and British c,,r,
rency. Food stores announced an in.
crease OF 80 to 40 per cent on prices
OF imported foodstuffs, effective April I
British Lodge Protest.
Renewed British-Japanese friction
came to light when British military
authorities lodged a vigorous written
protest with Gen. Shunroku Hata
Japanese commander in central China
llstlng several cases OF alleged threats
or dscourtesy by japanese soldiers To
BRUSH soldiers or civilians.
Inc protest was understood to do.
mand definite guarantees this sitIa-
ton would be remedied. Otherwise
1t was said, British soldiers would be
ordered henceforth to take suitable ac-
tion to defend themselves.
The protest charged that yesterday
a japanese soldier in civilian clothes
threatened Maj. E. T. Heslop. COM
manding battalion of the Durham
Light Infantry, by thrusting a loaded
pistol against his abdomen.
Ihe protest said British sentries m
TWO occasions yesterday were threat
ened with rites by japanese military
police.
Evening star., 1938-03-29

casions during the last year or so.
After each burglary she had the locks
on the house changed. Entrance was
gained in the most recent burglary by
a passkey, she believes.
Mrs. Pariseaus only consolation was
that the silverware and silver table
service were in the pantry occupied by
Jiggs. Evidently the intruders thought
1t best not to force an entrance at the
risk Of meeting Jiggs.
Evening star., 1938-03-29

OF B street NE, was treated at Freed
mems Hospital last night for broken
forearm and cuts about the head and
face received when hit by a car at
Fourteenth and r streets NV.
Evening star., 1938-03-29
STRUCK BY CAR
Stanley r. Davis Is Victim of

Hit-Run Driver.
Stanley F. Davis, 81, first block of
B street NE, was cut about the face
and leg last night by a hit-and-run
driver, who knocked him down as he
was crossing B street near his home.
Mr.. Davis was treated at Providence
Hospital.
Bernice Evans, %, colored, 400 block
Evening star., 1938-03-29
LOyaliStS Resist Push.

HENDAYE, France CAT the Spanish
Frontier), March 80 (P.-Interna-
tional brigades of the Spanish govern
ment army moved to the front today
to check the insurgent sweep into
Catalonia
The insurgents were massed on the
west bank of the Cinca River along a
60-mile central front.
The government resistance formed
suddenly after one column of Moors
broke government defenses at Fraga
and threatened Lerida, key city on
the main highway to Barcelona.
Government military advices said
counter attacks in the central sector
drove the insurgents from the heights
of Fraga, IS miles southwest of Lerida.
Insurgent aerial scouts reported
number of white flags were floating
over Lerida. Reports yesterday that
the city had surrendered, however,
were premature.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
CLEVELAND PARK.

S10,5O0-Detached.
j., desirable nome i'll convenient local.
ity that is ideal for a fair-5iZed family.
Near Connecticut avenue shopping and
elementary schools. Nicely Handicapped lot
100 feet deep, with rear view OF ~
acre estate. Four bedrooms and bath;
newly equipped kitchen that cost several
hundred dollars, Shade trees; porches.
Not rare bargain but an unusually
sound home investment.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
50, $50.
New Detached Brick.
ScSl Ia Sh

5000 q Month
Here is home with an especial appeal
because of its beautiful surroundings and
excellent environment. Well Constructed,
modern in every respect, Three we'll
lighted bedrooms. cheerful living room
screened covered porch, garage within the
house, gas heat. The lot is attractively
planted. with ample room for rock and
border gardens. A typical oung-family
community.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
CONNECTICUT AVE. (MD.J

This is q most attractive detached brick
home, in the deep suburbs, with q fine
iiandscaped lot, 60x246. Six large, we'll
ton sssas aasrp cond
heat; 2-car detached garage, This is
discovery Tor the garden enthusiast.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
SHERIDAN ST. NV,

NEW
COLONIAL BRICK.
SIX ROOMS, TILED BATH.
Sc, $50.
Air Conditioned-Oil Burner.
1925 CHAPLIN ST. Sc
MORE HOUSE FOR THE MONEY THAN
YOU'VE EVER SEEN.
Drive out Benning road to Hillside road
tnear District linel. turn right to Chaplin
OPEN DAILY, SUNDAY
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
g25 New York Ave. NV. Realtors. Ma. e7e7.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
JACOBSON BROS.

dwellings. Offering the greatest possible
value and planned to reduce work for the
We invite you to inspect our detached
brick sample home. No. 1854 Tuckerman
st. NV, consisting Of z large rooms, 2
baths. oil heat: furred walls; nnishsd third yl
KITCHEN. brick garage. large level lot.
Compare this home. location and, price Of
SATISFIED cusToMERass rsfiasq Rave TH BBeoSuduHr BeS
NEARLY A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF THESE HOMES IN THE LAST THREE
ONLY 2 NEW HOMES NOW AVAIL
ABLE. Open daily. 10 am. to 2 pm.
Terms to meet the requirements Of re-
JACOBSON BROS.
OWNERS AND BUILDERS.
1918 K st. NV District 2126.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
A NEW CAPE COD.
Tin Chevy Chase. Md
q Q Enn

A splendid architectural style in red
brick. Superb floor planning. Three bed
rooms. study, downstairs lavatory, = COM
plete bathrooms. recreation room with fire.
place; gear garage; air conditioning.
Quarter-acre lot. Constructed by a Arm
with vide experience in the nigher-priced
properties.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
THos, J. FISHER & CO., INC.
90 WI MET RxE

7ss 18th st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
m CONGRESS HGTs., 1924 BROTHERS
view OF Boiling Field; Potomac River and
stsucted saass attrsetise " 5room and BATH 6rick
semi-bungalow, having space on second
SSted SSt Laundry tubs %
house completely furnished; henhouse. ga:
appreciated. Price reasonable. Inspection
,,o7 Eye F. 81: I: wv. TAtsH1, aasson.l asa s4ss.
CORNER 36th AND FULTON ST. N.W.-A
solidly built house. in q section unsur-
Massschusetts sssH a awe. and d means snobstructed
great attTaction; 10 rooms soS baths; mod; Cd;
don't be afraid to make an offer. Open 2
% ,7le P9yls sg NV Z SHOEMAKER sssI. 1865.
Esh MAR rooms ssss AsD bsd aAss 4sh bsss lovely
yard and 3-car earage; there. is q. new oil
sSs srns IS u ss n sas
ssS sSss' R'e' Ss
sssso-gARgA1N: LOVELY NEW. cozY
WOOD FINISH: EXCELLENT NE. LOCA.
5oS $3.50 LESS WN TIN Su5 %F b1f 5AfEGH To NEaa Eoa
MaST sALASegs SsgssIssggAEE Essg EHxM GsSA EakT AH
sss ssso SSszisoTss 81 HIS Essl sSsbAr
ON THE POTOMAC AND NEAR THE MT.
s1non ra tse only Rrg, 20 drys
the real sea dog. not the man who ap-
preciates the water seen from the hilltop.
mean g you
On n the ssstins Disnt roc rooms sys,Gsse. ssesse.
% ,r,s SSis ~ szoshAksss| ksv'o, ,,ss
so4 .rlor.ne. ss,'9o; e. n..-e room. and
'-s. lso. H ss! Ezki H. . BROS; Line. 1891.
soo7 s4sS 4WsSoopRPoI n D's 2. {; S.v e.,oor
sslsai1 aa$ T'h ss.s ss4ss sSod dss ssF
as77w 7woGpHcE R. 4 Avs. NE EEAIFx EortS &C.; 7sos.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.
saS.ss ss .asn sss, as s.Fms. suiss, IN
ASn % OA0nEk9. 1lvSs
1888 GeorEia Ave. Silver Spring once.
$3.50.
SPINS sS sasS Md. Terms. 1s Can ME- NJ D.lnsh. it
- s.sa c.SIs,. MAR,LE = JAMES; MES. NC. NC; -.
HOME CAN BE CONVERTED MIRO
z baths. s porehss; automatic heat ga
wAPLE a. JAMES, INC
1924 18th 81. INV. Dist. 3346.
YOUR FUTURE HOME,
$l2.6O0-251I WIS. AVE. NV.
and a home with a future.
50-ft. lot; detached brick, containing 3
large bedrms,. closed-in. heated rear
porches. finished attic, modern kitchen
with Oxford cabinets. gcrgeous recreation
room. laundry. room. new tile bath and
shower; nicely handicapped; automatic heat;
detached garasc. Should really be seen to
Scldano. evenings Decatur 2069-J.
A. T. CONTELLA CO.,
01B Eye OF. nv. Net keoo.Seof.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH.
SEMI I-DETACHED BRICK, 8 rooms;
OPEN. 40l9 14th st. NV. Tile BATH. con-
crete basement. built-in garage; easy terms
ROGER MOSS, s27 18th ct. Dist. s1e1.
NEW BRICK HOMES.
6540 9Th st. N.w.--Detached. 8 rooms,
Ia baths. fireplace, modern kitchen. gas
neat, concrete front porch. slate roof, large
lot, garage. Open.
1879 lockwood ave. North woodridse--
Detached. center.han plan; rooms, Ia
paths. hreplace.. large kitchen with break
fast nook. oil heat; lot 60x120; garage.
Open. To inspect, out r. I. ave. to 18th
50. ne. left on 18th to D. c. line. then
blocx over p. c.. Line.
tached, room. modern bath and Kitchen
small cash payment. Open.
.n,. WM. R. THoRoWGOOD.
2024 r. I. Ave. NE. Dec. 0317.
SHERIDAN ST. NV.
:, Near IT, slocum Park and express bus
line. A Substantially Constructed detached
home on lot 53x172. Contains rms.
bath cleo, finished attic; eiec, refe.
screens; garage. Price. S8,g50.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
72g 18th st.. NV. ReaItor. Natl. 07s3
Eve. and Sun. Mr.. Owen. Col s18fj.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
BROOKI,AND

bROOhIAND,
3119 18th st. n.e.-Owner will sell cheap
as 1t now stands; 1st comm. and q good
home. National 3296 or Decatur 6445.
HILLCREST-NEW HOMES.
2l00 33nd st. s.e.. at 32nd and " sts.-
ss,950: 81 900 cash: $50 mo-; rooms,
34th AT ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
10 rooms 2 baths; brick: oil heat; 2-ear
garage: can be arranged for families;
terms.
2141 36th PL. Sc; New Home.
2 rooms 2 baths. large recreation room;
. lots; Soft. front.
Above Homes Open for Inspection.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST NV District 3246
Evening star., 1938-06-05

CoIORED-PRICE, S5. 5.75O.
1919 Irving st. n.e.---5 rms. bath bum
galow; h.-w: b.; large lot; high elevation;
catur 0Q12
Evening star., 1938-06-05

WHY PAY RENT?
HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
414 10th ST. Sc
Semi-detached, rms. brick, modern.
lge. yard; built only a few years and sold
$3.50. Give-away at $3.50. Cash pay
ment, balance building loan $40 mo. until
paid. Open Sat. and Sun.
ATLANTIC S634
Evening star., 1938-06-05
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

$50 MADISON N.w.-ATTRACTTVE SIX
rooms. two baths. facing park: sleepins
porch. recreation room. built-in garage
Evening star., 1938-06-05
URCIOLo EALTY co..,
LICENSED BROKERS.
9O7 n Y. AVE MET 4Q41

A sPANKING-NICE. FTREPRooFED g.
room BUNGALOW. near 30th and Charming
sire Street. T The % GOOD % nsiehborho%od % ana peono eon1
yenience to Bladensburg I'd. make this q
hne harFaln Td,1,Is a $3.50 esSa9oisnAxrp
l71e K st. NV. Natl 1855.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-vACANT.
=. SIG Raleigh ST.. s.e.; new-house condi-
Non: priced for quick sale; terms. LLOYD
Evening star., 1938-06-05
UNUSUAL BUY

NEARBY VfRGINIA
This bungalow is real bargain, within
5 minutes OF the District, contains s
rooms. bath. sarase,- finished attic, oil
esssi Rssei|.a w:slsus g; sissas sssss 81
Evening star., 1938-06-05

COLORED-515 25th PL. N.E-6 ROOMS
hardwood floors throughout; full cellar
concrete porch. etc.: specially priced al
S5,g5O: terms. Open daily from $50 am.
"a q N fiir
Evening star., 1938-06-05
WOODRIDGE 3 G

0A1S1DNxI, II "
=. Model home. completely furnished by
the Hecht Co.. E0O Douglass st. ne.
Detached 9-room brick house. center hall.
open fireplace. large living room. dining
nice bedrooms, beautiful bath. plenty
OF closets. recreation room with open fire.
rooms: automatic heat; brick garage.
Price reduced. terms reasonable: privately
quilt open from am. to pm. daily.
North 1446.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

BUNGALOWS-COIOR
266 Hillside n.e.--5 r. and bath - S37 so
24l Hillside n.e.-4 r. and bath 81 so
New-house condition. Nice lot. cellar.
furnace. elec:. city water. Very easy
terms. Dec. 00b4-M.
WAPLE q JAMES. INC.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

ARLINGTON Co., vA.--I0c BUS ZONE.
Large Large, shaded lot; about 5000 #. Of
Toundinss; extra large. 6-room bunsaiov
living room nearly - IT,: II you are extra
| For quick sale, less than $4,000. 70 IN
spect call Georgia 1882.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
171Q K ST. NV Natl 116fS. .

NEAR 2Sth AND MASS. AVE. NV.
Eight rooms "A bed), 2 baths; lovely
burner. large new elec. refriserator, and
the house is fully insulated; in excellent
condition and priced many thousand dol
lars less than cost. H. c. BISCOE, Clev.
5323 or Natl 34R7a
Evening star., 1938-06-05

c. W. SIMPSON CO., INC, 1924 YER
IN D, c. for 40 years. We have numerous
clients ready to buy investment properties
results list your property with US.
I PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSES AND
apts. You sell direct and save commission.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

Large house for four apts; oil heat. cleo
tricity; garage; price reasonable: your
terms Potomac 20h1
Evening star., 1938-06-05

CoLoRED, 1905 HAMLIN ST. NE NORTH
Of r. ]. ave.--Detached, frame, rooms
hot-water heat, garage. lot 47x125. Want
ofer. Easy terms. FRANK M. DOYLE
Realtor: Dist. 1865. or Sunday, Cleveland
COL OLORED-DETACHED RMS RATH
Evening star., 1938-06-05

New brick bungalow, $500 Grove St.
Silver Spring. Md. 5 large rooms, bath
excellent kitchen. nice yard; . blocks
east OF Ga. ave at 5 and 10 cent store:
close to schools and stores. $500 cash.
balance like rent. District 036S.
OPEN SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
THE OLD RELIABLE
IN RTTQTNEGC GYNCF 1Of

IN BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
I personally will pay cash for your
Washington real estate, bricks or frames.
white or colored. G. G. DUTY, 1924
Vermont ave. Natl. 1882 81
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
prlck or frame houses. any condition
Call or write Mr. Conner
1405 Eve St Natl, 1353
WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR HOUSES IN
Bloomingdale section for colored from
81. 4.50O to $4,000: send full particulars al
once. =
URCIoLo REALTY CO.,
Licensed Brokers' 9O7 N Ave Met 4oAI
Evening star., 1938-06-05

400 9th ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS. BATH,
pantry, cedar storage room. 3 porches;
garage; h.-w.h.. elec. refg.. auto; water
and evenings OWNER. Emerson 1913. 5s
MUST BE SOLD! 6-RM HOUSE H-WH.
elec; good section sc. Price, S3.250.U0;
$500 cash; reasonable monthly payments.
HARRY E. GLADMAN, 30S Pa. ave-. Sc.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

NEW 7-ROOM HOME WITH 2 BATHS
and nearly an acre Of land. Spacious
beat, city cleo, breakfast room. sun par
lor. built-in garage for 3 cars and ire
place, DESIGNED for living. Z miles from
S62.5Q per mo. See MASON HIRST, An.
nandale, Va. at the end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria s69-J-1. Closed Bum
Evening star., 1938-06-05
COLORED BARGAIN.

614 Eye se.---6 rms, bath. elec.. h.,w.h.;
large yard. brick. Priced for quick sale:
terms. $3.50 cash. sac monthly; or 500
= M AIKEN. 400 H NV NAT1. akke
Evening star., 1938-06-05

COLORED-COLONIAL PORCH RMS
2 tiled baths: hot-water heat. electricity;
hardwood floors. Park rd. near 11th.