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The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
MRS. BASSETT DIES

Margaret Bassett. wife of Clarke BasSett well known youn2 Nome ties, died suddenly at II pm. last night at Anchorage. according to a wire received by Mrs, Eileen Jones. from Clarke. The cause of her sudden death was not given, Mrs. Bassett was not very well even wfile at Nome. but her death comes as a sad blow and terrible shock to her husband and all of their friends.
 Maraaret Bassett, who was a graduate of Bellineham Normal h. stitute fer teachers. was married not qrjte year ago to Clarke in Fairbanks. They came to Nome after short honeymoon and until last fall Clarke served as manager of the Nome office of the Alaskan Airways He and his wife were transferred to Anchor age where Clarke has been Serv- ing as agent for the company or fees there. The Nugget and all who knew Mrs. Bassett express their most sad regrets at her pass ing. and the sympathy and nnder- standing of the entire community goes out to her bereaved husband Clarke passett.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19

Pilot Graham of :he L x G Air ways returned today f. m unala kleet with 500 pounls of mail, stop 'pi0g at ShaktooHk, Goloyin. and tomorrow morning on regular time schedule for UnolakIeet win maN and return Moniay again with regular mail Phna light schednl .j far Kotzebua Monday Or Tuesdry
 Miro. rf the NAT aas been fly ing sieht-senr> around the coun- try today. Passengers were Chris oLeary. Al Pangman. and Miss Phyllis Robinson.
 He is scheduled for flight to Teller tomorrow, weather permit ting
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19

yer Wave as members of the Co., COS I-ldnd expedition. They will take teir turns as members of the crew and none Of them will be on salary.
 The expedition will use the Clayton metal phone, an electric metal-d";eeting device. for locating buried treasure. The operator wears earphones. An assistant car ries wheel-shaped frame, equip ped with coils of wire, over the ground. When ii reaches a posi- tions over any metal, the operator
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19

gland the abo'itian f th- ,o .m!.lio1 ia,1a land aH7uit.as pail to the British government, and the snspsnsi ot m.lit4ry coarrs t
 try L-I~a residents for offenses against the crown. The main eeremo1I"s today were held at Saul County where the giant sta;ue or tbe Sai"' is 70 be erected. r vii be possible To see the statue for many miles around, when complrt- ed
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
AFTER HITLER

BERLIN, March IT, (ArD- The Prrssian government today accepted the challenge issued by the Hitler forces. by raiding na- tional socialist headquarters thru out tn. state, follo> ing disclos- ures purportins to the revealing of plans to provoke civil war by the Hitlerites if th-y could not be successful in their political aspir- ations
 The Ministry of 'h" Interior is sued d statement which was sig- nal for concerted march on all divisions of Hitler's followers.
 The statement further went on that the old explanation that Hi'- ler's shock troops were obsten- sibly organized to quell commun- ism revolts. would no longer he tolerated
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19

hears a sound. One machine will cover an acre of ground in an hour. There will be no excava- tion unless the phone gives re- action.
 The Province of British Colum- bia has granted charter 10 Co., cos Island Treasure, Ltd. with power to organize, equip and fin ance ths expedition and conduct q scientih, survey of the island. The government of Costa Rica, which owns the island. has given the company the exclusive right to search for hidden treasure.
 Cocos Island is situated in the Pacific Ocean about three hundred miles west of Costa Rica and has an area of approximately 14 square miles. The treasure said 10 he hidden on the island has heon estimated at one hundred million dollars"
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
FRIDAY TEL pHtCp
INTRODUCES BILL

WASHINGTON, March IS, (P1- Chairman Hatton w. Summers, of the House Judiciary Committee. Democrat from Dallas, Texas, to- day introduced a bill to provide: That there snail be only one Dis trict JuiGe. one Clerk. one District Attorney, one '. s Marshal for the Second and Fourth Divisions in the District of Alaska" The terms of officials now serving in those divisions would be 10 con- tinue until June 31st. 1892. until successors were appointed and qualified
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
nR. l.. W. FROMN
 DENTIST Opposite Nome Nugget Phone Main
NOTICE OF MAEsHAI.'S SALE.

United States of America.
 S., aYI Diyi-.oU
 T.rii ny ot Al.sLa. s.
 r,,lltc Il ttoo iS a.uals 5. ell, that by virtue of d writ o, Fieri Farias tor executionb dated Feb rHary %, 1882, issued cut of the District Court of tn" United Sta tes for the Second Divjsou. Terri tory of Alaska, oil d judgement rendered in said Court, on the 29th day of February. 1892. in favor of Thorulf Lehman. Plain tiff, and against A. j. Mcdonald. Defendant, and duly entered and dOcketed have, on this 9th day of March. 1882, levied upon the following described real es- tate. situated in the township of Nome. Cape Non~ R"cording Dis trtr. Second Division. Territory . \'askn. to vit.
 'ojs rumh.-I -ur iI .wa ,2t f,9 three ,*>. Rlo.g 5-, as .Eovn o. the ofacfa, ,.t ot said t."oshin. sa.d ar,rr.g having aeetoforo been .a.f atta.rJ on he 25th day nj November. lg21.
 The sale being mat. to satisfy the iudgment in sail acton rendered in favor of the Plain tiff for the recovery of the sam of One hundred ninety-three dol lars (sI93.00) with interest there On at the rate of eight per cent (S%D per annum from the 30th day of March. 1929, and costs of the suit and statutory attorneys fees amounting 10 the sum of s7o.98. The sale to be made subject to redemption as provided by law: and that l will accord ingly, offer said real estate for sale, at public vendue to the highest Hnd best bidder, for cash. on the 11th day of April, 1892. at ? o'clock P NJ, at the front door of the United States Court House at Nome, Alaska.
 Dated, Nome, Alaska, March !12, 1882
 CHAS. D. JONES,
 U. S Marshal. End Division. Territory of Alaska. Publish March l2, 19. 26, April
 2, 1892.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
THE STEEPIIE HASE

AINTREE, England, March Is, (P)-Forba, fifty to enc shot owned b" w. Parsonage. wpn tA al Steeplechase. by there lengtls from Egremont. another outsider who took second place. Shaun Colin the 1880 winner came in third.
 Sea Soldier, American owned son of Aanowar Sth. and Heart break Hill another American hor- SC, and co-favorite. came in 4th favorite, failed to finish.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
THURSDAY
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.AIRPtANE NEWS

Laiblin and Graham plane re- turned today from hotzeDue, the weather conditions being such that the flight to Barrow could not be carried out. Paul Davidoyich well known sourdough in those regions was a passenger to Nome aboard the plane. The plane took off again immediately for Unalakleet It will return to Nome tomorrow with mPil and leave again Sat urday morning with the outgoing mail.
 Pilot Ross of the NAT took off this afternoon for NcGreth anroute 10 Anchorage with hs wife Agnes Ross ana MT. Maeser from Nome and Joe Devter from G"'0vin. as passengers. He also carried the U S Mail.
 Pilot Jones of the Alaskan Air ways returned to Nome today from the vicinity of Deering where he was reported 10 he having motor trouble.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
St. Patrick's Day Celebration
 Huge Success

Thursday, March 17th d the
 Pioneers Islo0, toe St, p"'.5cAs
 Day Celebration under the auspic- les of tht Catholic Ladies. Was one i oI the outstanding social functions given durlng the winter peri Il The hall was tastefulIy decorated with ESAamroeks and presented q pleas ing asrsct.
 Al 9:$0 the hall was packed and standing room only was available; hut others continued to arrive from town aru outlying sections until midnight M Walsh. Chairman. in behalf of the Catholic Ladies made introductory remarks appro. pTiate to the occasion and thanked all present for their attendance and interest displayed in he af- fair. The following program was rendered; and needless to say was well received:
 Selection by the Nome Orchestra. Vocal solo by Mrs. L E Rynuiua accompaniment by Mrs. Leroy NJ. Sullivan
 Piano Solo by Master Milton o'FarreN.
 Vocal solo: Mrs. Jessie Lehmann accompaniment by Airs. J. $. Stan groom.
 Reelection. poem, "Erin's Flag" by Mrs. Nj Walsh. Story Telling: by Jack White. lmproniptu old time jig by Jack Starr.
 All numbers were loudly appland ed and forced to respond to en- cores. Following the entertainment several games of whist were play ed by C, eryone that could be seat ed at tdhles and at the conclusion the following were awarded priz- es: Ladies Mrs. George Mckay, Mrs. Roland Ball. Miss Mildred Maynard. in the order named For the men l. F Rynning, A r Wright and Sam Dades. in the order nam ed
 Dancing followed a delightful re- past provided by the ladies which everyone present declared was most appetizing. Several home made clkes We're raffled off Dancing con tinued until 1:45 pm. to the mus ic furnished by the Nome Orches- tra composed of Richard Lee. vjo- lin: Miss Clotilde Rolando. piano: Russ Maynard, saxophone Every one up2n denqrting vowed it was one of the best parties this win ter
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
ST. PATRICK

DUBLIN. March 1. (AP)-The 1500th anniversary. today, of the landing of St. Patrick on the Is- lands of Erin. found Ramon De- Valera. the new president anounc.
 ing four point program for the merger of the Irish Free State and the Province of Ulster, which includes the abolition of the oath of allegiance to the King of En-
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
LATEST CLUE CODIAPSES

Hopewell, March IT. (Pl-The latest clue in the LirGbergh baby search collapsed today. following an investigation of a story about residents of Franklyn Park and their foreign servants. The story. whatever it was. was disproved how ever, when it was proved rhat they had left before the kidnapping of the baby. There was no suspicion placed op the servants, either.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
ALASKA INTERESTS AT THE
 NATIONAL CAPITAL

There h@s been considerable con troversy ever the office of Postmas- ter at Fairbanks during the past year, but the general desire for the reinstatement of Wilkie T, Pinkerto2 has been so convinciN. that the department has decided tp send his name to the Senate for confirmation. with the next batn1 of p2Stmasters
 Water Schaftn. who was assis- ant to James <. Nmiser. Tnita . States Attorney at Jun"an ;n 1@-l and who has been in the service D. the United Stat Shinpine B,ard located at New York, recently r signed his position and is now i" the general practice of law in ' city of Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
DORE ON WARPATH

SEATTLE, March IT, LPl-The most drastic shaRe-up in years is planned by John Dore. the new mayor
 He served notice on the Puget Sound Power & Light Company that the city would default Tn in terest payne ents on street car bonds and force the railway into receiv- ership. Dore plans to purchase the system from the receiver for one million dollars.
 He declared all city salaries
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
NOME VESSEL TAKING
 TREASURE HUNTERS TO
 CDCOS ISLAND.

The Nome coastal motorshi9 Silver Wave of the Arctic Trans port Company of Nome. is evident ly now enroute to Cocos Island with an expedition to search for hdden treasures. sccarding to the following article which is re- printed from recent issue of the Seattle Sunday Times:
 "The Silver Wave. Arctic coast wise vessel. with colorful career. has been chartered bv the Cocos Island Treasure Limited. or"aniz- ed to france the voyage of adven- ture to the treasure island off the Central American coast. The vessel is owned and operated 0v the Arctic Transport Company of which Ralph Lomen Of Seattle. is president. She has been taken under three-month time charter and is expected 10 leave Seattle today fCc Vancouver. B C., to outfit for her romantic treasure hunt
 "The Silver Wave is staunch vessel and well suited for the eS- pedition to Cocos Island said Roald smundsen landed at Tel Ter, Alaska, in the dirisjb,e Norge in 1926 after night over the North Pole from Spitzenbergen he went to Nome in ap open outboard motorboat and chartered the Silver Wave for service as a tender. The crew and supplies from the Norge were carried to Nome in the Silver Wave. The vessel has served us yell as an Arctic coaster and should be equal to any emergency ip the tropical waters of Central America"
 Used on Nome Route
 Caot. Eldred Hansan. master. and Clare Mcdowell. chief ensi- neer, of the Silver Wave, will make the cruise of adventure on the vessel, which has been plying each summer as passenger and mail boat between Nome. St Michael and kotzebue in the Are tic. For several years th.a Silver Wave has been sailir: from Seat tie May 10 as the first vessel from this pori in the spring with pass engers and freight for Nome
 Header by Col. E Leckie, Van couver. B C.. soldier of fortune. fifteen men will sail on the Sill
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
SEEK TO IDENTIFY

OTTAWA. March IS. t4',- The government failed today 10 iden- 'ity the tingerDrints Of Albert John son who killed one of the mounted police and wounded three others before hn was slain in Yukon Ter ritory The government however, will continue to try To eStabliSh the identity of the mysterious trap per r"puted to have come from Alaska last year.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
HOLD ERENCE

Hopswen. March IS, LPD-Pol- ice officials held secret confer ence With Lindberah last night. and then pressed onward in their search today with no apparent re suits The belief persists howey- CT, that Lindy is in commuuica- - tion with the kidnappers
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
COMING UP

WASHINGTON. March IS. lP The North Dakota primary re- suits indicate tArt Rposevelt com mands the rank and file of the west ern vote and breaks down the belief that Murray has become idol. Roosevelt now has fifty del egates pledged
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
BA,~ETt TO GO TO STATES

-..e4 hs N~ d.. A. j.rr, J.l. e I t-e flask H .ag- 'o"..
 Aa.goras. H., a .5. I'3-. Mir aut Ms N j .es !, m. .'Iusaa Leaving for 5t.'-. tamowows CF.iJaE "ata ag...l to be at my hon. at S. ton, Washington. Cause e death va- blood c!ot which entered the heart Margai- ct was entirely well until the mom- ent before.
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The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
ST. PiTRICK'S DAY CELEBRATION

St. Fatrick's Day Celebration Thursday, March f7. 9 pm. Pion- cer Ieloo Hall. Under the auspices of the Catholic Ladies of Nome. Program, Cards. Luncheon. and dancing. Music by Nome Orches- tra. Admission charge 75cts.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
SEEK RECALL MAYOR

LOS ANGELES. March 1s. LP) A recall petition was filed today against Mayor John c. Porter.
 It charged him with demoraliz- ing police, wasting money and bring ridicule to the city by his conduct at home and abroad.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
RIG MAN SUICIDES

BERLIN, March IF, (AP) LP- M. Macgus, the head of the Els thonian match monopoly, and an associate of Ivar Krueger, the big world match manufacturer. hang ed himself at Reval. today, because of fina ncial difficulties.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
OIGOTT Is DEAD

PARIS. aMrrh IS. P,-Chaun- chv Olcott. retired actor and fam ous singer of Iris' ballads. died last ni"ht at Mon % Carlo. His wife was with him when death claimed him.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
t.APTt RE CITY

MANCHURIA. March T., CAPp A1-Chinese rebels opposing the new regime. captured Fu-Yu, q city of eighty thuU~aAd person E.. situated about one Anadred miles west of Harbin.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19

The ,"st statement is taken to refer ta his refusal tp drink a champaene toast to thr republic of France when he was the guest of tha' country with other Am erican mayors.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
Free Pool Tickets

With every new paid in advance subscription to the Daily and Week ly Nugget between now and the date of the All Alaska Champion ship Race. the Nugget will give to each new subscriber, q sl.0c ticket free, who will have a chan ce to win the dog race pool. This is being done tp boost the dos race pool as well as subscriptions to the Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19

Munich, March 17, tAP)-Na- tional socialist leaders said that the raids made today was just a political move to strengthen the government for the election April Tenth.
 St. Patrick's Day To-day
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19

over S3.0o0 annually must be re- duced to that amount
The Nome nugget., 1932-03-19
,IRpI.\NE. NEWS

Clarke Bassrtt
The Washington times., 1932-01-29
OPERATION OFF
EFOR |MBEC|LE
BABY GIRL

NEW YORK, Jan. 90 GNSO
All the skill and resources of
modern medical science con-
fessed itself helpless today to
snatch baby Diane Moore from
the fate Of an imbecile.
Even an operation, which the
infant would have only a 1000
to-1 chance OF surviving, and for
which her heart-broken young
mother pleaded, would fail to as,
sure a healthy, normal, happy
life for the 13-months-old child,
surgeons at the Neurological In
Stitute decided.
Baby Diane, experts found after
examination of X-ray photographs
Of the girls skull, suffers from a
general lack of brain tissues" ."
The condition doomed her to
grow up without learning to walk
or talk, doctors said.
The institute informed the
mother, Mrs. Lillian Moore, 18, it
would not consent to an opera.
tion that leading medical men
considered useless.
The Washington times., 1932-01-29

Ball-American Legion, May,
flower Hotel.
Dinner-Chevrolet Motor Com
pany, 6 p. m, Mayflower Hotel.
Meeting-National Rifle Asso-
citation, 2 p. M; dinner, Z p. m,
Mayflower Hotel.
Meeting-League Of Maymen's
Retreats, 8 p. M, MaytloWer
Hotel.
Luncheon - Community Chest,
1915 D. M, willard Hotel.
Reception-Order of Eastern
Star, 9 p. m, willard Hotel.
Dance-Senior Class Gonzaga
College, 10 p. M, Willard Hotel.
Dinner Meeting - WorShiptul
Masters Association, $50 p. m,
Hamilton Hotel.
Dance-Gamma Sigma Fratern-
ity, 10 p. M, Hamilton Hotel.
Supper Dance-Ohio State So,
ciety, 8 p. M, Shoreham Hotel.
Luncheon-Phi Delta Phi, l p.
M, University Club.
Dance-Notre Dame Academy
Alumnae. 9 p. m, Wardman
Park Hotel.
Card party-Benefit st. Francis
de Sales Church, 8 p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-01-29
Where and
When
What's Doing

Card party-Petworth Women 5
Club, 1880 and 8 p. m, 42O9
Ninth st. N. w.
Dinner-Kansas State Society,
7:15 p. m, Raleigh Hotel. ..
Dane e-S palding Council
Knights of Columbus, 9 p. m,
918 Tenth st. N. w.
Card party-St. Johns College
Mothers Club, 8 p. m, at st.
Johns College.
The Washington times., 1932-01-29
DOOLittLe to Make
Test FLightS

Major James H. (Jimmie) Doo-
little, Army Air Corps Reserve,
was ordered to active duty yester-
day for two weeks. He will be
stationed at Selfridge Field, Mt.
Clemens. Mich. to make high al.
titude flights to test oils.
The Washington times., 1932-01-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued
at Rockville to Granville S.
Young, "a, and Marie Agnes
Dively, 18, both of washington,
and Nicholas L. Miller, 25, Of
GaitherSburg, and Beatrice S.
Taylor, 18, of Washington Grove,
Md,
Evening star., 1932-10-16
SALE--HOUSES.
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p1ssd soe eASS below THssE sss
1914 MORRISON ST NW-DETACHED
shaie m sSaSis ssssIn sSrsss
$780, terms. Open Sat. Sun. Adams 154s.
WooDRIDdE-ATTRAc WELL BUILT
ern price $3.50; terms. Cali Col SoS1 II.
hwd floors porch. widow forced to sell;
sell ns sns e' S ..f%: s:s
17l7 LAMONT ST. NV SO STORES.
many man. air extras. so Open M; day. s nisht. Is:
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING a
home hssn. :, or apartment pa look for the General
near Walter Reed Hospital. ) rooms and and
bath Wis. 3068
CAPITOL HILL-6 LARGE RooAs; ANIL;
aso c,,b saTsse ar e:r WAS onh o ddress
Box 3s5-V. Star offce 16.
ss,ooo-s HOUSES. RENTED sls EACH.
VIM B. FOWLER, SOL 9th ct. NV. lo'
WHY PAY RENT7
home will a1nsop ss ,,s .e%dsssesa nj mssesS
RST'tSxs:. a@s,shsoThSoa, @ sshss!:" :;ass:
anu Two 'a smali 1fs Cash ,a Pa Payment. nselR''
Appa nSn'1H N.Y. IfI8i fYoNs sane aeo1s. as ssss
6 rooms. bath, hot-water heat, hwd. floors;
sm easS
as rent. $50 monthly. including interest.
3722 9th ST. NV
Open-See 1t Today.
9Th AND DELAFIELD-BEAUTIF RMS
& b. home; sacrifice $4,000 equity for $500.
ME 1900, EN-. 02l8.
TO COLoRED, 1908 9Th ST. NV. NEAR 9
floors: deep lot to wide alley: SO. 900; trade
for white property. A. r. ANDREWS, Ken
sngton. Md, owner.
SoH1s WHEN YoU ARE BUYING S OR RENTING ,.; 4
Electric All-Steel refrigerator -
G CHEVY CHASE 2. c., $3.50 DETACHED,
pne psheed sr ena Hns
OPEN ! pM:Iess 10th NE:mTAKEN IN
SSHssf's sf%. aa " sssT &c
batrs. gear garage; near Chevy Chase Ctr
Gle; D. c. cost cost slssoo sd% will sell $1,000
terms. This is undoubtedly best buy in the
city; near churches and schools OF both
denominations Don't answer unless in. in
COCA. Star office.
1923 9th ST NW.-CORNER OF 9th AND
Crtten6en seven-room brick. and inclosed
porches; h. W. and electric lights: built-ln
garage: will sell for $4,000 less than original
cost. Phone Clarendon 1874 or Ma. 897l
LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY-HOM AND
business property under $4,000: entire block
on Lee Highway, next bank. Gasoline.
store or barbecue site. Must sell. Lifetime
opportunity E. WINSTON. North 4553.
18th ST NE.-BROOKLAND. NEAR MON
ASTERY-Nicely arranged bungalow. con-
tanning rooms. bath efec., oil burner,
hardwood floors. porches; IN excellent con-
dition; can be sold on easy terms. Sacri-
feed price.
BUCKLEY & GRINDLEY.
sS6 N. Y. AVE. NV.
3-STORY BRICK HOUSE tCAN BE USED
for business; centrally located, downtown;
% feet wide, 120 feet deep to 30-foot paved
alley; has 10 rooms. baths; not-water heat
and electric light; the rooms are bis; double
brick garage: price is only $4,000.
BOSS & PHELPS. 14l7 X St. NV.
FOR SALE RENT OR EXCHANGE HAND
some 12-room stone house; a acre more
land available for residence. rest home,
club. sanitarum. 4933 Conduit rd.
UNUSUAL NV BARGIN
$500: open. 3407 Holmead pl. NV. near
l4th st. arranged two apartments; trade.
$500 BUYS 1T.
$500 block Ga. ave.-6-rm: brick. modern:
Evening star., 1932-10-16

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Evening star., 1932-10-16
SOI-TIIEAST

Situated very near Providence Hospital.
price offered Semi detached brick. with
ride windows. front porch. living room. din
ing rccm kitchen with modern equipment
end u elas6-lnc 4osed breakfast porch dow l.
stairs; second floor has 3 large bed rooms.
glass -'rclosei sleeping porch and tiled bath
prand-new hot-water heating plant with
Re Jacket boiler. Entire house has been
pepercd ard painted and is IN perfect con-
ditlon; good sized yard with a gear brick
garage; street and alley paved. II you
want a REAL BARGAIN and A good house
rs we'll here it is. Can be sold on terms.
Evening star., 1932-10-16
COLORED.

water heat elec.; front and double rear
porches, full cellar. back yard to alley. This
Is special bargain, greatly reduced. and
sold at $3.50 cash. s55 per month Move in
on deposit. A. NJ. COOPER, $40 l1th ST.
Nat. 1892. Eve, West 1272
Evening star., 1932-10-16

BEAVER HEIGHTS. MD
Will sacrifice for $3.50. 90 with substan.
tial down payment a new 7-room brick semi-
bungalow with built-in garage and all mod
ern improvements.
ARTHUR AUGUST a. CO.
1914 Bass ave. ne. Atlantic 0636.
FOUR BED ROOMS. CENTER ENTRANCE
front porches and screen porch, built-in ga
rage. Attractively handicapped yard. Priced
r1yht. w. s. HOGE. Jr, 1927 K st. NV.
Df. 6563. EVENINGS, Clar. 1872.
Evening star., 1932-10-16
An Excellent Opportunity

is now offered in unusual home values by
local mortgage company which has ac-
quired q number OF modern houses in good
locations through foreclosure For imme-
diate disposal will sacrifice these properties
at far less than even preSent-day prices
Several beautiful BUNGALOWS included Full
information sent upon request. v thout any
exceeding your present rent will buy any
home you select. Address Box 237-A Star