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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
-Four Alleged German
Spies Start On Trial
Selection Of Jury Opens in New York This Morning;
Officials Claim Spies Operated Under Ger.
4 man Secret Police

New York, Oct. i4-(Up)-The
selection Of O Jury began today for
the trial Of four alleged members OF
O Nazi spy ring which operated un-
der direct supervision Of the Ger
man secret police and navy intelli-
gence and stole military code books,
biueprints, sketches and models Of
United States warships and fght-
Ing airplaneb.
The four prisoners, racing 20-year
prison terms II convicted, were sus-
pected only Of being pawns In In
trigues directed from Berlin. The
highest German intelligenuce ON
GERS were named In the indictment
and although this government never
expected TO reach them, they would
be liable 10 arrest II they ever en-
tered the United States.
II was believed that President
Roosevelt had the case IN mind
when he expressed concern over spy
activities o week ago. He made the
statement after o conference with
United States Attorney Lamar
Hardy, the prosecutor. Hardy had
Just returned from Europe with
more evidence, experimenting that
which department Of Justice agents
had been gathering for almost .
year.
Secrecy on Evidence
Never before had department Of
justice agents been 10 secretiye
about their evidence In o criminal
case. Some Of 1t was believed TO be
Of such alarming and delicate ma
tiire that. II would be withheld even
from court. The trial was certain,
CONTINUED on Page %
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

would put up no candidates IN the
next election.
These gestures conceded with
the return from Germany Of Fer.
dinand Durcansky, member Of the
Czechoslovak delegation negotiating
the territorial dispute with Hungry
at the border town OF KomaroEIi.
DurCansky was reported 10 have
brought measuring promises Of Ger
man support for the CzechS, and
this was said to have encouraged
the Czech delegation 10 take such
q firm stand with Hungry that the
conference had reached an impasse.
The latest Hungarian demands
were said 10 have included the ces-
sion Of almost half Of Gl0vakla.
largest Czechcslovak province. The
Czects rejected the demand.
The ministry Of interior was try
ing 10 cope with outbreaks Of disor-
ders IN both gIovakia and Ruthenia
provinces, ailegediy instigated BY
Hungarians trying to create an In
cident as an excuse tog invasion BY
Hungarian troops.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
go MILES AN HOUR
CHASE SUCCEEDS

Danbury, Conn.,, oct. i4-(UP)--A
00-sniles-an-hour automobile chase
through the main streets here today
brought william 3. Douglas, Hart
ford, and Edward O. Houghton
Springfield, Mass, into police Gus
tody on q variety Of charges, includ-
ing theft Of o car.
Shortly after receiving O report
the automobile Of John 0iordano
Hartford, had been stolen, Officer
George Baldauf discovered 1t parkee
across the street from police station
When he questioned the occu-
pants, the door was slammed IN his
face and he was thrown 10 the pave
ment. As the machine sped away
Baidauf pursued IN o squad car,
headed It OF and arrested the pair
ct gun point.
Houghton, the driver, was charged
with reckless driving, drunken driv-
ing, theft Of motor vehicle and
resisting an ofiicer. Douglas wa
accused Of theft Of q motor vehicle
intoxication and resisting an cfiicer
The car, II was said, bore stolen
Massachusetts license plates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
ANOTHER GIRL IS
VERY NEAR DEATH

Findlay, O., oct. II - sUPa -
Her body daubed with obscene
words In red paint, an ie-yeaF-old
girl was near death today after
being driven on q Wild ride, attacked
and held captive for "A hours.
The girl 10 Betty daEafelk, daugh-
ter Of q beet-sugar worker. Sine VIVA
abducted Wednesday night In North
Baltimore, o., by two unidentified
men. She was found last night.
partly clothed, IN Q ditch several
hundred yards from her sIncic's
home In Bloomdaie, O nearby VIII
iage. Police said she had been as
saulted criminally.
In o few moments Of conscious
ness she said she had been blind
folded and driven about the coun-
tryside "wednesday night. She Waa
unable 10 describe her abductorB
other than 10 say that they were
short and stocky and that she never
had seen either before. nhe could
not recall where they had taken her
on the ride, but said part Of yester-
day was spent I'm . PIC sty o.
something"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
REPUBLICANS TO
AUDIT ALL TOWNS
Ray Baldwin, Candidate
for Gov, Would Invade
Rights of Cities

Hartford, Conn, Oct. iA.-(Up).-
Republicans today proposed creation
OF O system OF periodic audits OF
town and city accounts by the state
government.
The suggestion was made by Ray
mond n. Baldwin, Republican can
didate for governor, IN o campaign
address OF RidgeAeld.
Periodic audits Of town and city
accounts" Baldwin said, should be
made by O state official much IN
the same manner Oh the bank COM
inissioners Office audits the state
banks"
Baldwin referred 10 q recent ad-
dress by Gov. Wilbur L. Gross:
THE governor seemed TO think II
unfair that anyone should hold him
responsible In any way for what Ia
going on In 100 separate towns In
the state.
"Maybe Governor Gross does not
expect 10 know what 10 going on In
the 100 towns In this state. AZ gov
ernor Of the state, however, ] would
make II my business 70 know
Gystematised Accounting
Baldwin proposed establishment
Of O "systematized accounting 70
meet the needs Of towns OF varying
Sizes" XMAS.
"This system, efiicIently adminis-
tered, would not only disclose fraud,
but would greatly assist local ON
ciais, who, with very infrequent ex-
captions, would welcome such help,
and who want to do Q good job
He said, II elected, no would look
into criticism OF the state fish and
game department. 1T ID my pur-
pose" he added. ITO improve the
recrea tionai facilities for the people
Who must and recreation here"
Governor Gross, meantime, spoke
ct O Bolton rally and said most Of
fNaa..AGMaaA asa Bare AZ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
German Residents Are Not
Held Responsible for
Recent Outrages
CATHOLIC EDUCATION
WILL BE CURTAILED
Seminaries for Training
Young Priests VIII All !.
Be Closed Up 1
BY ROBERT N. BEST

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Vienna, October 14.-UPE
- Several churches and con-
vents in different parts of
Vienna were stoned during
the night by unknown per-
sons, It was disclosed today.
Damage was reported slight
because Of protective guards
posted outside ell church
buildings. DR.. Paul Joseph
GoebbelS, German minister,
OF propaganda, arrived to-day. r.
was rumored, but not confirmed.
that he came 10 carry 1t instrlcs
tons from Adolf hitler o make q
thorough check Of public opinion on
the tense church question
Expulsion from Vienna d ell Jews
OF Czechoslovak nationality was
forecast In some quarters a. the,
Nagis began q campaign Of zeprisal
against the Roman Catholic church
~ ttAS AboaAt ~ abSS&to AaA<A@A=dANt
Joseph Buerckel, Mani leader for
Austria, had announced IN q speech
last night four point reprisal pro-
gram, based On the allegation that
Catholics. not Nasis were reapofsi-
BILE for disorders which illuminated
In the storming Of the arch epis.
copal palace by Naxi mobs.
Vicious Blows % Naxls
The points IN the program werc:
"a TO expel from Vienna Czechs and
Jews who engaged IN O PROCEDURES
demonstration October Z: Cd 10.
cancel all plans to give the Catho-
lic church certain educational IA
cilities; 90 to postpone an sranosty
Of political offenders which, Buerc-
kel said, was planned 10 signaliEe
the cession Of Cseohoslpvak 9udesl
tenland to Germany; and 90 10 re-
fuse TO consider the release Of Dr..
(Continued On Page d
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

Teachers Of the waterbury
Public School system, whose
Jobs and salary standards
are jeopardized by the econ
omy recommendations OF the
0riffenhagen g. Associates
met yesterday TO draft a res
luton Of gratitude TO the
Board Of Education for their
refusal to comply with the
economy measures. Organ
ized as The Waterbury Teach
ers' Association, the group
authorized President Daisy lord q
appOilit d oQlslillittee b work with
the Beard Of Education IN what
they termed "the present crisis"
Miss Lord had not announced The
committee until q late hour today,
Opposed 10 elashlnG
The teachers went on record as
being unanimously opposed 70 the
acceptance Of the budget siashing
proposals Of the 0riffenhagen d As.
CONTINUED on Pare %
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
STORE KEEPER
is ACQUITTED
AngeIine Petro Not Guilty
Of Selling Beer--Jos.
CoughIin Bound Over

Charged with violating the state
iiqucr law by allowing . customer
to drink O bottle Of beer ut . pack.
age store, Angelina Petro, A, Of IL
Ann street, won q discharge after 0
hearing before Judge Thcobald u.
Conway in city court today. Judge
Conway ruled that the state mao
failed 10 establish that the bottle
was opened and Us contents con-
sumed with the knowledge or con-
sent Of the woman.
The woman operates Q grocery
store IT 80 Gilbert street, and has
q license 20 sell bottled beeF. Lieuts.
patrick Hobart and Ernest Pakul ana
patrolmasl Joseph CavanRugh Qk the
vice squad entered the store eAtuf-
day night. They arrested the woin-
an when they found man at the
counter, with en- open bottle 81
beer In his hand. Under the law,
LIQUOR cannot be consumed ON the
premises OF package store.
She Gave No Consent
The defendant testified that man
came into the store for cigars.
While she was getting them, she
said, he took O bottle Of beer from
. cooler and opened II. He had be-
gun 70 drink It, without her knowl-
edge, she said, when the officers
entered.
Attorney FREDERICK w. Paiomba,
council for the Petro woman, dc.
ciared the case was unfortunate, and
said there had been no intent on
her part 10 violate the law.
Coughlin Bound Over
Joseph Coughlin, 80, Of Jordan
avenue was bound over 70 the Jan.
liary criminal term Of superior court
today after Q city court hearing IN
which he waived examination on 0
charge Of breaking and entering:
Judge Theobaid n. Conway fixed
bonds at $500. Coughlia was arrest
ed after the home Of Irving Opons
nell, as Meadow street. had been
broken into Sept. .. Clothing. hand
bags and other articles were taken
from the o'ponneli home.
Noise made by the intruder awak.
ened O'Donneli In the early morn
ing hours and he chased the man
downstairs. The thief Jumped into
an automobile and started away. o.
DonneII rode on the cars running
beard for q short distance. The
marker numbers Of the car were
furnished police, and the arrest Of
Couehlin resulted the same day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
STUDENT ADMITS
HE KILLED GIRL

Fort Wayne, Ind, oct. i4.-(up)
Adrian Miller, 81, an engineering
student, confessed today that he had
killed Alice May 0irton, II, shy
and retiring farm girl who came 70
the city SIX weeks ago TO attend
business college.
Her landlady, Mrs. Lillian Kelly,
found her naked body ca the door
Of her bedroom yesterday. The
body was face down, with silk uEi-
der-garmenis twisted about the
neck. Coroneg waiter KFtise said
the girl had been cFiminaiiy attack
Cd and that death had resulted from
elEnnauIatIon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

ii-day convention. Among prophets
OF new peace gestures was Dan Tracy,
boss Of the Electrical Workers and
not only O power In Federation coin-
ellis but O close friend Of the Presi-
dent. He approached Mr.. Roosevelt
indirectly last March and asked him
to mediate. The President refused
Tracy said, because he did not wish
TO disrupt peace talks then IN
progress.
Need Outside Help
These conversations collapsed, "a
did others instituted BY the feder-
alton, and Tracy Is confident now
that Il Is virtually impossible te
bring the two forces 10 agreement
without outside help.
"ya believe something along that
line win happen soop,r Tracy told
the United Press. TIe declined q
elaborate and refused TO say Il M
would renew his request 10 the pres.
ident 10 take o hand. But he sale
that Mr.. Roosevelt can Dc NOR
(fiantinuAd an Pare 81
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
GOODWIN GIVEN
GREAT SURPRISE
Movie Producer Is Offered
Lord Rector Of GIas-
Cow University
BY FREDERICK G. oTHMAN
ffto-w.a~E.t TaaA Rv Vf,.ataA p~aasl

BY FkEDEHICM " OTAMAN
Copyright 1888 BY United Press
Hollywood. oct. i4-(UP)-sam-
uel Qoldwyn, the glove-maker who
became Hollywood's most spectacu.
lar movie producer. today received
from Scotland q formal request that
he permit himself 10 DO nominated
as lord rector Of Glasgow univer-
sity.
Tho nomination was parallel TO
one that former President Eduard
Benes OF Czechoslovakia was consid-
ering. II gave pause TO those Holly
wood provincials who long have
manufactured ungrammaticai cpl
grams 10 hang on doidwyn.
The honor was O surpriSe-and
more--to doidwyn, the Polish i'm.
migrant who was forced by circuTii-
stance 10 trade his schooling for q
Job In q New York state nitten fac.
tory and who became, despite his
educational handicaps, "the Great
0oldwyn."
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

James w. Burnes, Of 81 Center
street, an investigator for the well
fare department for about eight
years.
Daniel J. Baldwin, 30 Welles street,
investigator for the department for
about six years.
Archibald M. Haggerty, Of Scott
road, investigator foi the DEPART
ment for about two years.
Mere Case Workers
The financial firms officials re-
ported 10 the Board OF Finance re-
Gently that IL recommended term
nation OF the welfare departments
Investigators services and, instead,
stipplanting Of these employees with
additional case workers. The recon-
fnendation was accepted by the well
fare board and the board OF finance.
Actually, there viii be further
changes In personnel In the depart
gnent, The Democrat learned today
from O reliable source. But the
recommendations have not been pre-
scented yet 10 tho city boards or TO
Mrs. Mary Doyle Camp, acting su-
perintendent Of the welfare de.
paftment.
May he Transferred
Officials Of drifgenhaeen q As
sociatcs pointed out 10 The DeFa-
ocrat today that the termination
OF services OF the Investigators does
not mean necessarily that Atnnge
employees may not be Transferred
70 other Jobs IN the department
should such work be found. The
financial firms epokesman declared
THAT the welfare department u iin-
der-Staffed 10 far as case workers
are concerned, cited the instance
Of one case worker handling 27O
families.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
Noncompliance
Griffenhagen Co.
Exact Penalties
James w. Burnes, Daniel J. Baldwin, Archibald M
Haggerty Are First Victims of New Economy;
Effort Made to Place Them Elsewhere

Waterburys economy program as instituted by Grif-
fenhagen & Associates with cooperation Of the finance
boards economy committee Mayor Frank Hayes and heads
OF city departments resulted today In the first drastic
department notified their jobs will terminate the
first OF the year. The three employees, all commended BY
riffenagen officials far conduct Of their jobs Is
concerned, are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
Churches, Contents Are
Stoned Nazis Prepare
To Suppress Religion
Mediation In Bitter
Labor War Expected
High Officials of American Federation Believe Presi.
dent Roosevelt Will Act-President Green
Again Offers Peace
BY ARTHUR r. DEGREvE
(TJnited Press Staff COrrespOndent)

Houston, Texas, October a. - CUP - High officials
President Roosevelt would make early move to mediate
the bitter three year civil between the OF L. and
the Committee for Industrial Organization Their preoc-
tnn was made as delepates returned home after stormy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
TEACHERS ARE.
GRATEFUL FOR
SAVING PLACES
They Draft Resolutions of
Thanks to Board Of
Education
ALL UNANIMOUSLY
AGAINST SLASHING
Many Besides Teachers
Designated Would Have
Been Implicated

with Che latest Developments
In the situation the Democrat,
stating tomorrow, win print
the entire report Of the Grlffen-
hagen firm with It's drastic
recommendation. The report
win be printed In sections with
appropriate comments. IL Ii Of
interest not only 70 Ill taxpay-
eFs, but 10 employees Of the
school department., teachers,
parents and to hundreds Of
pupils.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
TREASURY BALANCE

washington. oct. i4--(up) -~tzev-
eminent expenses and feoeintA Cor
the current fiscal year throuSh Oct.
N. ~. compared With ]. g. yea. esei
$685.. iCi. 7ss.sa iSa.sOs. ssi. 7ss.Ss
sis4S.ssi.7i5,7s. ~. Asi,sos,7as, asz.ss
ss7o. 4ss.sff,ES lsss.sss. gos.is
ts.ssi,e ,sBi.is S2,ei1.fe1,$b4.fH'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14
The Weather

Light Rain Tonight;
Saturday Partly Cloudy
Fun weather Report Page .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-14

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Evening star., 1938-07-03
COLORED
8O5 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV.

Seven beautiful. big rooms bath and
two kitchens. in new-house condition.
Hot-water heat large front yard. few
doors from H st. Two street car lines.
buses stores ali at your door. Finest
location for roomers near the Capitol
BLDG, r. r. Station. Printing once and
other Government departments. This
home can be made to pay for itself in
few years: Priced at $6,250. you will
agree that this is real buy for the
money; on easy terms. Open.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl. a7a7
50O1 East Capitol st. Line 354O
Evening star., 1938-07-03

e'. e s sh ..ssia:: ssh r.sassd sMs
Beautiful block, detached: 8 rooms. hot
ssa ai3 S!;' III ;s'TI NJ 's' e:
CoLoREpnl1 RMS; on HEAT. GA
pr...a sfehsni Srei 0ia s,s 81 nl
Twins Twins ssatoo 81 NV. Ress. price and terms.
coLoREDINR. 18th AND QUE sTs
$3.50: $500 essh terms. Pot. ssa osso. d" '''
CoLoRED-CoLONIAL TYPE; 8 RMS.
ss nr lsh erms No9sS 99Ss ss0s
G0LoRED@NR. OR 1.,S ~ 18th AND R SITS; NV;
loe.tion Viii s.eriee s % $3.50 'noee Dec iffs iafs
GIoLoREDIs eIes. .eel;aa Ems g 1eA 1ReATHs; H;WH;
lmmeaia!e possession: Dec 594s:
2hs 5.h ss ssn AMD x9g ss N.Y.
CoLoRED NEW HOUSES; 10 CON;
strueted sold; rms. ..w.h.: Colonial
rock wool insulation: open Sunday, 10 m.
them 81 street es4 or AR Div. Out r aaa
I'd. block after 25th st. See these homes,
buying OF not: Decatur 1852.
CoLoRED-DEsIRABLE NE. SECTION;
new houses. semi:detached; 8 rms: strict
y modern; iurred walls: hardwood noors'
ment windows with Venetian blinds: cop
per screens Price. S7,95O; cash. $500; $50
mo. Pot. 2057.
AArTENT1os 2sv S SSoLoFSaD H0MI ri odsC nTYER M
provements. Completely insulated. Ter
raced. Handicapped lawn. Hardwood noors
ing Govt. park and lake. Halt block from
street car. Priced under $4,000. Small
Cali Adams l03Op Sunday and Monday
weekdays. Dec. 100: ask for Mr.. TIGNOR.
COLORED-BARGAIN
1889 Jackson st. n.e.-Det. home OF 9
Evening star., 1938-07-03
NORTHWEST RARCAIN

1898 Euclid st. n.w-Semi detac ched
prick home. in good condition; r. and b.
4 bedrooms oil heat, front and rear
porches 2-car garage; cost owner $40 500;
VIII take S6.950 Nicely financed, good
VIM. R. THoRowGooD.
DEC. U311, Ewes POT 2363
Evening star., 1938-07-03
FOR COLOREO.
226 14th st. Sc.

Tapestry brick home. 6 rms. bath, recre-
alton rm, automatic blower furnace, elec
refR.. h.-w.h., elec.; weather stripped
throughout. 2-car brick sarage. sleeping
and breakfast porches: concrete front
porch; reconditioned like new. Terms. For
further information call Mr.. SCHWARTZ.
xiH
Evening star., 1938-07-03

VALUE HOMES TO INSPECT
IN WOODBRIDGE GARDENS.
1904 Shepherd st. NE. 4116 18th Pl Ne
IN NORTH WOODRDGE.
4615 lockwood Ave NE
To reach go Michigan ave. to Queens
Chapel I'd. ne. Qsth ST.. left on Queens
Chapel I'd. blocks to lockwood ave. turn
right to house.
IN H1LLcREST.
,ss55225 9th. oath ST. sE
This home has 4 bedrms. baths: 1
bedrm.. bath on 1st floor
PAUL p. STONE, NORTH 7471
Evening star., 1938-07-03

2937 28th N.W.-$9,5OO.
NEAR WARDMAN: decorated like new
. rms. baths; refR.. garage: finest buy
easy terms; trust was 300
SAM ROSEY. ADAMS o1OO.
Evening star., 1938-07-03
REPOSSESSED HOME.
1343 MADISON ST NV

Detached, nice lot: lOT down, balance
m one trust at Sc and no renewals Bed
room and lavatory on frst door; 8 bed
from l to 8 pm.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment BLDG nistrirt 6noo
Evening star., 1938-07-03

BUNGALOW UNDER $4,000.
Due to unusual circumstances,
owner will sacrifice this attrac-
tive Groom bungalow, oil burner,
garage, beautiful lot, near schools
and transportation. No brokers.
2032 PERRY ST. NE.
Evening star., 1938-07-03

2O10 FLAGLER PL. NV.
$4,000.
Colored. 8 rms, bath; modern: auto
matte hot-water heater: screened, metal
weather-stripped. Immediate possession.
Terms Ses & NJ DAVIS aSo or uv
Natl. 1856. Eve, Atl. 1855.
Evening star., 1938-07-03
NORTHEAST.

Six nice rooms, bath, brick. full base
ment; gas and electric. . ranges; $3.50
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY. CO.,
925 N Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl o7a7
Evening star., 1938-07-03

NORTHWEST.
'1445 GIRARD ST. NV.
IL big rooms. baths. brick; hot
water heat: garage. Ideally located for
itself. SO 1880.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
e25 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl a797.
Evening star., 1938-07-03
EASY TERMS

A full 2.stcry brick house with slate
ing bedrooms and 2 baths and an extra
eedr1oom M er den With toilet and lavatory
Only So, $50. Call Wis. 6s57 bet. noon
Evening star., 1938-07-03

ONLY $3.50.
3704 26th NE.
:. Ideal new home; detached all rooms
iisht, weather-stripped and screened. Gas
out r. I. ave. or Monroe st. and thence
north to house. Open and lighted $500
cash: S55 monthly. Come out tonight.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141S 81. NV Dist. 1871.
WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY
ON VERY EASY TERMS
OPEN.
zoos NAYLOR RID. S.E.
Only $3.50 Monthly. Incl. Taxes.
ROGER MOSS, DISTRICT 3l2l,
927 18th st NV
Evening star., 1938-07-03
SIS 0O0-VACANT

Northeast. near Stanton Park-Six-roor
ana bath brick: completely reconditioned;
gas heat, electric refrigerator; exceilently
arranged for apartments Terms to suit,
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
Evening star., 1938-07-03
314 Penna. Ave. Sc.
OWNERS MUST SELL.

See them today. 5-rm bungalow. lot
4OxlgO paved street: make an offer 6-rm.
wopsh ssoos south mor. pt9 . sS
Brentwood I'd. ne. North 433S
Evening star., 1938-07-03
REDUCED FROM
$22,500 TO $16,5OO.

10 rooms. 4 baths, 8 bedrooms. gear
brick garage. oil heat lot 5Oxl49; beauti-
fully situated and convenient to new
schools and shopping center.
Don't miss this opportunity to secure a
real bargain
Key at This Offce
Phone Us at Once.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141s H st. NV District 7s77.
Evening star., 1938-07-03
OFFICES FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT,

USE OF DESK AND CHAIR IN PRIVATE
once in Woodward Bids. Rent reasonable.
National 943s
DESK AND CHAIR FURNISHED MES
sases taken; excellent location; price rea-
sonable. 925 Union Trust Bids, 18th and
Evening star., 1938-07-03
SACRIFICE.

4717 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV
south high ground large lot: bedrms.
bath. liv. rn,, din rm.. kit. lst door; large
room. End moor; nice sardens; nne condi.
tl0n. less than $1,000 Emerson l53S
Evening star., 1938-07-03
BELLE HAVEN.

Large. modern. brick house; overlooking
Potomac River one mile south of Alexan-
dria, turn rieht of Memorial blvd. Six
side porch; largest lot in section; flower
Garden. beautiful shrubbery and lockwood;
P. H. A. financed; II minutes to downtown
washington. Inspection Sunday and Mon
day Apply OWNER. Vernon ter. Belle
Haven. 81
Evening star., 1938-07-03
Country Club Grove, Va.

RMS, l AND BATHS.
2 ideally located homes in Country
Club section: Is min. from city on wooded,
attractive terms. would consider trade;
open this week end. To reach: over
Chain .f; Bridge straight up Glebe I'd and n,
home. or out Lee hghvy. to Glebe I'd.
(trafac light and right 2 mi. to Dittmar
I'd. and left to home.
w. S. HOGE. Jr..
Evening star., 1938-07-03
z BEDROOMS

This house is located in beautiful Way
croft section. one block from Washington
blvd buses. Has one bedroom and bath
cedar closet and bath on second floor oil
heat: large. shady lot. House ] year old;
huut by. owner who needs larger house;
In this vicinity with 3 bedrooms are being
offered less than $4,000: satisfactory
terms. This house is already financed.
JAMES M. DOYLE,