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The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24
Arctic Born Candidate
 Given Encouragement

w NJ. Mccall, Independent can didate for the Legislature, visited in Wrangell Sunday while the Northwestern was in port.
 Mccall has had an eventful life He was born at Pearl Bay near Point Barrow, of an Eskimo mother and Scotch father. He was entered at Sheldon Jackson School at Sitka but slowed away on a boat for Se- attle. He spent that year in the government school then at Puyal- lup, Wash, but after that was self supporting. In order to see the world and at the same time get some schooling, he worked his way and went to school for year each at schools of Salem, Oregon, Kansas City. Missouri, Yorktown Pennsyl- vania and Bangor, Maine.
 He has lived in Ketchikan for the past IA years where he has been engaged in fishing He is a member of the Fishermen and Cannery Workers Independent Union, with headquarters at Seattle, and presi- dent of the Ketchikan organization. He is president of the Alaska Fish ermen's Association, president of the Alaska Boat Owners Associa- tion, and member of the Alaska Seiners' Association and of the Alaska Native Brotherhood.
 Mccall says that he mas met with much encouragement and feels that he has a good chance of being elected
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24

A special luncheon meeting of the chamber of commerce was called Thursday in honor of Dele gate Anthony J. Dimond, who ar rived here that morning by gas boat from Ketchikan on his first visit to Alaska since he assumed office.
 President F. S. Barnes at the close of the luncheon addressed the delegate: We are not all good Democrats in this town" he said, 'we have Republicans and Indepen- dents among our people, but I am very sure that the citizens certain ly appreciate the effort you have made in our behalf, and if it were possible for Wrangell to decide whether or not you should be dele gate for the rest of your life. I be- lieye you would get big vote. You have a lot of good friends in Wran- gell and we are pleased and proud to have you visit us today"
 In response the delegate ex- pressed his enjoyment in being home again, and in being able to be of help to the Territory. The only reason he remained at the capital during the summer of 1888, he said, was that because of im- portant measures pending, he was needed there.
 Civic Enterprise
 The e egate congratulated Wrangell on the fine civic enter prise it showed by making adequate provision for the future by means of voting PWA funds for public improvements.
 By providing for an expanding population and increased indus tries." he stated, you are keeping abreast of the times and you are making for a more contented popu lation by giving such encourage ment as you can to the men who locate here and create payrolls A town that sits back he declared, that refuses to vote reasonable bond issues to keep up a program of growth and improvement. is most surely condemned to wither away"
 Yukon-Pacific Highway
 The delegate spoke of his deep interest in the Yukon-Pacific High way which he is trying to promote against both active opposition and dull apathy at Washington. He be- lieves such a measure would be of great benefit to Alaska, direct benefit to the areas contiguous to the proposed highway from Hazel ton, B. C.. to connect with the Richardson Highway, and of indi- rect benefit to the rest of the Ter ritory.
 He stressed the fact that as Alaskans are a political entity, so are they an economic entity. despite the fact that fishing is the basic
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24
BOYS-ROBBINS

J. V. Boys, government agent and B. c. policeman at Telegraph Creek came down the Stikine on the Ha- gel B No. last week to await the arrival of his fiancee, Mics Laura Robbins, from Victoria.
 Miss Robbins spent the past win ter with her brother, George Rob- bins, who is manager for their brother-in-law's store at Telegram h Creek. She went south some weeks ago, returning this morning on the Princess Charlotte. The two young people took passage on the Hazel B to Telegraph Creek where they will be married by Father Allard when he comes in from his annual visit to the Indian families of the Cassiar.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24
LEIGH HACKLEY SMITH DIES
 IN SLEEP AT WRANGELL HOTEL

Leigh Hackley Smith, in Wran- gell with Jack Harlin, an employe, enroute to Telegraph Creek to out fit for a big game hunt in the Cas- siar, passed away in his sleep from heart disease Sunday morning, August 12, at the Wrangell Hotel.
 A plane took the sad message from Juneau to Twin Glacier Camp where Smiths mother, Mrs Eric L. Smith, has been visiting him for some time. Mrs Smith and Miss Mary Joyce, nurse, returned to Juneau on the plane, where Mrs. Smith remained while Miss Joyce and a Juneau undertaken contin- ued in the plane to Wrangell and took the body back to Juneau.
 Smith, who has made several trips to Wrangell since he bought the Twin Glacier Camp on the Takee river five years ago, was 37 years of age. He was born in Mi chigan, but lived in California the greater part of his life. His father was a prominent lumberman, re- puted to have left an estate worth s20,OO0,000 at his death.
 His mother lives in Los Angeles. She came north several weeks ago on her yacht, Stella Mavis, to make her annual visit to her son at his luxurious camp.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24
LONGEST ALTITUDE FLIGHT ON RECORD MADE BY BELGIANS

LJUBLJANA, Jugo-Slavia, Aug. 22.-The young men who dropped unexpectedly out of the sky, not knowing what country they were in, were reported on their way here, to get the Orient Express back to Brussels.
 They were Prof. Max Sosyns and Count Neree Van Der Fist, whose ascent into the stratosphere in a balloon from near brussels, was not a record breaking one in height but probably was the longest alti- tude flight on record.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24
VENGEANCE OF DRUG RING
 WREAKED UPON WITNESS

MONTREAL, Aug. PA man who gave important evidence. last summer, during the trial that help ed break up a drug ring, was shot and killed while out driving yester- day. He was one of the most i'm portant witnesses that the Crown
 had. and his testimony helped send several of the combine to the peni- tentiary. It is believed his assail- ant was a Chicago gunman. The name of the victim was Fagenbaum.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24
Campaign at Wrangell Opened by H. Mccain

The fall campaign was opened in Wrangell last Wednesday night when Mir. Harry G. Mccain, of Ket- chikan, spoke at the Coliseum Thea ter in behalf of his candidacy for the House of Representatives of the Alaska Legislature. Mir. Mccain was introduced to the audience by Sena- tor Charles Benjamin, of Wrangell. A large crowd was in attendance
 MT. Mccain discussed the Repub- lican platform and emphasized the issues which he considers of prime importance to the people of the Territory. The first subject men tioned was the problem of handling the sale of intoxicating liquor. The speaker severely condemned the Territorial Liquor Board, ad- vocated its abolition, and declared in favor of a workable, sensible law to be passed by the legislature which would give the people of municipalities control of the busi- ness within their limits, and which would give all of the revenue de rived from the business to the cities wherein it originates.
 Would Elect Com. of Education
 Another piece of legislation by the last Legislature which MT. Me Cain condemned was the action by which the people lost their right to elect their Commissioner of Edu- cation. Mr. Mccain also condemned their action in abolishing school boards in rural districts, and de- clared that he would vote to give the people of Alaska the right to elect the Commissioner, and rees- tablish rural school boards and give them the right to hire their own teachers and run their own local affairs.
 Law FaVors Aliens
 The speaker declared in favor of changes in the Workmen's eompen- sation law which would stop the discrimination in favor of aliens as against resident citizens, and point ed out the damage done to such ci- ties as Juneau by this provision, which he said, makes it advantage ous to the Alaska Juneau Mining Company, which has 700 men on the payroll, to hire aliens from Southeastern Europe, who send their money back to the old coun- try, all of which works to the de- triment of Alaska residents, The election of a labor commissioner and mine inspector in order to protect the rights of workers and encourage prospecting and the opening up of new mining proper ties were also advocated by MT. Me Cain.
 A community property law, to protect the property rights of mar ried women, and a home for aged pioneer women were also supported by the speaker who promised to support and work for such laws.
 Fisheries Problem
 MT. McCain's greatest emphasis probably was given to the fisheries problem. He pointed out the need of abolishing fish traps, and stated that there is little hope of getting relief from Congress or from the Bureau of Fisheries. ''-
 He severely condemned the ac-
 Continued on Page Four)
 The Minneapolis city council ia
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24

The Wilma G., 34-foot gas boat owned by Martin Anderson of Cor dova, was in port over Wednesday enroute to Seattle where the family will spend the winter. Aboard the boat were MT. and Mrs. Anderson, their sons Louis, Albert and Mar tin, and granddaughters, Elizabeth and Dorothy Anderson. Louis An derson left the boat at Wrangell to take passage south on the North western.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24
SILVER EMBARGO LOOKED
 FOR FROM CHINESE GOVT

LONDON, Aug. 22.-So heavy have been the shipments of silver from China since President Roose- velt's naturalization of silver poli- cy became effective, that it is ex- pected China will enforce an em- bargo against any more withdraw als Already, twenty percent of the silver reserves there. has been shipped.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24
WOMAN KEPT 3 YRS. WITHOUT CAUSE IN MENTAL HOSPITAL

TORONTO, Aug. 2O.-Two nurses of the Ontario hospital here, were dismissed following investigation of treatment given a young woman, declared to be perfectly normal, yet confined to a mental institution for over three years.
 are being given the fullest possible investigation.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24
BANK TELLS DEPoSIT0RS TO
 COME AND GET THEIR MONEY

CHICAGO, Aug. 21.-"There are no profits in banking under pres ent conditions"
 With this terse explanation, the Sixty Third and Halstead Streets saving bank sent a call to its 1000 depositors today to come and get their money.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24

Mrs. J. R. Brown, wife of the manager of the Wrangell Coliseum, left last week with her small son, Robbie, for a visit in the home of MT. and Mrs. Clark Colony, former Ketchikan residents, who are now living on farm they own near Se- attle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24

Mrs. c. F. Hurley returned home this morning from spending two weeks with her husband, who is on trap patrol duty for the Diamond K Packing Company in Clarence Straits. Prince ef Wales island
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24

During the coming week the De Remer Photo Shop, which gives 24- hour service on developing and printing of films, will give without extra charge one 5x7 enlargement with every $1.50 order.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24

J. c. Grant, who has been visit ing his old home in Nova Scotia for the past month, will be leaving soon for Wrangell, according to word received this week by Mrs. Grant.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24

The Diamond K Packing Com pany pack today has passed the 73,- 900 mark. The Wrangell Packing Company's pack is slightly oxer
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-08-24

The Minneapolis city council ia considering licensing eatA
Evening star., 1934-10-07

1,3OO-ACRE ESTATE. 300 CLEARED RAJ
ance timber land; Colonial house; hard
road Price. SIS per acre
ouo acres nice grazing land, no buildings.
Price. SIS per acre
300 acres. old house. river front. 100
eiesteed 06o balance sd wooded Price, So. 500.
oence; beautiful estate. Sl50.OO
QUO acres. Colonial brick residence built
IN 1874, on river. Price. $4,000,
II. B. MITCHELL
HernCOn, Va
Evening star., 1934-10-07

LoUDoUN COUNTY HOMES. BLUEGRASS
farms and estates for sale at most reason
able prices. H. C T EWING. Agent. Lees
ourg. virginia. Phone l3l-R
197 ACRES. HEART OF MONTGOMERY
Countys farming section. near Redland
ana Norbeck: rolling and meadows; III
acres clear, 20 acres woodland excellent
pasture. water in every field; 6-rm. house,
parn and outbuildlngs. In good condition.
Less than sou an acre. Excellent oppor-
tunlty TO buy p wonderful farm at a low
price. LEE CCUNsELMAN Poi $500.
Evening star., 1934-10-07

EDMONSToN MD. 400 S WELLS AVE
Large corner lot containing 10000 So. TT.
1-rT. residence. "a baths; redecorated
throughout Free auto service for inspec-
ton. LESLIE D. MEASELL Clev. 3465.
:}:.2 COLUMBIA ST, CHERRYDALE. VA
3-room house, light and water, SIS month.
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OPEN-S62S0

aoA CEDAR AVE. TAKOMA PARK.
Two squares from school, one square
from East-West Blvd.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
Built and owned by B. F. Kemp. mas
Five nice size rooms bed room 11xI3;
snace for extra room in attic, lovely tiled
bath. large daylight basement, built-in
garage. overhead doors. latest kitchen
Equipment, electric refrigerator. Lot 50x
I43 To be prettily Handicapped and
Shrubbed Inspect-then compare with
any place you may have seen in this price
range.
c. w. VAN WAGNER,
Exclusive Agent.
Nearly Is years specializing in the sale
of detached homes.
223 Cedar ST., Takoma Park, D. c.
Georgia 1726.
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RENT-EARMS.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD. Nj.
from D: c.. on Old Georgetown I'd; house.
outbuildings, 165 acres. 26O5 Conn ave
VA. ABOVE GREAT FALLS, Sl7.5O,
River frontage. fair house. etc, stream
200 acres. SIS 11th st. NV.
NEARBY MD.-HOUSE, ACREAGE; SUIT
able any purpose: elec.. water: State road
near school. Address Box 431-C, Star once
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY,

INDUSTRIAL BUILDING,
centrally located, two stories,
combined floor space, 3,40O So.
it.; in frst-class condition {;
equipped with light and power,
gas, water, heat, large yard ;
very desirable for automobile
service station or used car bust
ness, taxicab stand, machine
shop or other manufacturing
priced low for quick sale. Ap-
ply American Instrument Co.,
ia Girard st. NV.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

erately priced, with ami; reference re-
quired. 1898 East Windsor ave. Alexan-
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FURNISHED BUNGALOW. S ROOMS &
bath. ami, electric refrigerator and ga
rage 3 min to Wash. D. c. Phone Alex.
193W. 90 Lloyd ave, Alex. Va.
LARGE s-ROOM HOUSE. FOREST GLEN
plumbing, hot-water heat, SAL. JOHN 7.
KNOTT qlS F st
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2G6 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo. 1890
NORTH WASHINGTON.

: large rooms . baths. Sll5O0.
Designed by leading WASHINGTON archi-
tect and built to sell at SIS. 900. This
house at the present price is a great find.
Located on large lot with plenty of shade.
Garage to match. Georgia 1901.
CAMP SPRINGS. MD. ; MILES D. c.,
S r. l to 10 acres. nicely Handicapped,
double garage: grove and stream. Will
sell all or acreage at a bargain. MRS.
E Alley AnacnStia Route d. C
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WANTED-LOTS.

deep prefer Chevy Chase D. c VIII nav
az cash If priced right. Address Box
Tic. Star Office
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN,

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN
DWELLING. s r. g. BATH; ANIL; SHADE,
lawn. acres: State road: ! mile Rockville.
CHARLES VEIRS. Rockville. Md.
ALEXANDRIA, VA: ANTIQUE COLONIAL
brick house. 6 rooms garden. ami: also
other properties. Apply 100 South Fair
fax
& LARGE ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH,
tile bath, oil burner, electric range. re-
frigerator and water heater. handicapped
lot garage: sale, $3.50; rent. $50.
G. r REEVES. Phone Falls Church 223.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

PARTY WHO HAS Is ACRES OF DEsIR-
Government park and within 10 minutes
drive of Capitol. wishes to correspond with
builder prepared to develop Immediately.
Address Box 343-C Star ofica
UNIMPROVED TRACTS, 40 ACRES OR
more, fronting Leesburg pike, 80 miles
Washington; $50 acre; terms. D. @.
DARROCH, Vienna. Va.
CONTINUED on Next PaTe.S
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WANTED-EARMS.

10 TO 80 ACRES, IMPROVED OR UNIM-
proved. in nearby Virginia. Address Box
36S-C. Star ofhce.
wANTED-FARM, so TO $50 ACRES
near Washington: give price, location, de-
scription. Address BOX 4O6-D, Star once
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

6-RM. BRICK, H-W.H,. CONVENIENT TO
all transportation. school. stores and jew
ish Home for Aged; very reasonable price
or rent $50. 3627 10th ST. NV. Co.
lumbia 7g34-W
Evening star., 1934-10-07

WESLEY HEIGHTS.
delightful 4-bed-room. 2-bath house.
in Handicapped setting on one Of the
highest points in this exclusive community.
4519 klingle St.
Entire house has been put in new
house condition. Large Frigidaire oil
burner and new gas range.
OPEN AFTERNOONS AND
SUNDAY
w. c. & A. n. MILLER,
1119 18th st. Phone District 4464.
Evening star., 1934-10-07
SALE-STORES.

SMALL CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE.
Doing good business: next to two schools.
Quick sale for cash. 1902 North CAPITOL st.
STORE. GOOD LOCATION, LEASED, FIRST
encumbrance only. Price, $4,000. Address
Box 364-D, Star ONCE.
SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FARMS AND ESTATES FOR SALE IN
Northern Virginia. Have some attractive
Realty if - co 5ed1ssa TSpervIe pTeeS va
EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE-5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
3 acres. in Md. value. $1,000. for lot in
NV. section. Address Box 313-C. Star
office.
MODERN BRICK HOUSES RENTING s429
a year: S3.950 each: exchange for clear
lots HARRY x. BOSS. 14l7 K st.
FLORIDA REAL ESTATE.
FLORIDA IS CALLING YoU-sEND TO-
gay fsIm Tor Fs st 9t ho%ei groges arS
CO.. Tampa. Fla.
SALE-LOTS.
oAKCREST-MOST BEAUTIFUL WOOD
ed lot in this locality offered by owner for
nut $3.50. o. or see T J. [. oV PRICE at ga oakcrest
once. 2O2 Mount Vernon ave. phone
Clarendon 272.
UNCOMPLETED HOUSE. TAKoMA- PARK.
Md. Your own price and terms. Call CO.
lumbia 1l05.
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD. NEAR UNIVER-
sity Of Maryland-Choice lots, all improve
ments. paved streets only $500 to builders.
ARTHUR CARR, HyattSyille l5y.
54x110-FT. LOT ON BLADENsBURG RID.
ne, "a block from Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Phone Georgia 1899.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT OR HOME SITE ON
9TH st. NV. between Madison and Long
$3.50. OWNER. District 450s.
NEAR CONDUIT ROAD, OVERLOOKING
Potomac. 30x133; price. $3.50.
Cor; 44th and Ellicott, 55xI0o.
10 lots Kennedy and L9ngfellow.
s15 18th iaoSi St NV. y TALsH piit. Ha55s-755o.
SILVER SPRING. MD,-WILL SACRIFICE
81 500 lot for $500 cash 10 quick buyer,
939 M NV. District 4113.
BUILDING LOTS, CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
r F6nToN e GoR6oN sSRsf5 GTBsf gESsd
1927 l st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
DAHL1A TERRACE. BLOCKS FROM
Ca; Ca, ave: ave and Walter Reed, adjacent TO
ony oeT 0ts e OF GetsGhed brick homes
6ahlia sts & Phone eSs eeofFia 1aaekS 6s24 s'h ana
NONRESIDENT OWNER WILL SELL AT
barsain exceptionally desirable lot al 35th
Metropolitan 5223
IF YOU ACT QUICK. YOU WILL BE ABLB
e obtain lot in the only subdivision on
soFf see HENRY Ryd '9H4 S3RtR r
GRAHAM & OGDEN. SO3 King ST. Phone
Alex. 1900 Evenings ls4-J.
IDEAL CORNER HOME SITE, l00xI5O.
growing Virginia suburb. Treasury S min
utes; only S395. Phone Adams 1886
AS A WHOLE OR IN TWO BUILDING
W. blvd. Phone Berwyn 13-F-23 s.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
lots at the top OF Pa. Ave, Hill Sc. 'front.'
ing on Ala. ave Sc. Special offer for
Sunday only. Call at Penna. Ave Hills
once. 3024 Pennsylvania ave. Sc. or sun
day after 10 am.
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AristOcratic GEORGETOWN.

ArlstoCratlc Georgetown.
A fine old home. with large rooms.
baths, high ceiling. log-burning freplaces;
Real investment at SS.950. Adams 1894.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
3 rooms. ami. h.-w.h.: S5.95O, $500
cash. $500 monthly. MAYNOR. 1908
Brentwood rd. ne. Phone North 433s.
ON WIDE AVENUE AT SHERMAN CIRCLE.
ONLY $6950.OO.
Beautiful 2O-ft. Colonial Groom house
s.. $4,000 cash and SD 80 per month. Call
National 7l35 to inspect.
MARIETTA PARK CORNER
Sl0.500.
Attractive Colonial corner brick. s
rooms = baths beautiful fireplace. built
in garage. Bryant gas heater. screened,
weather stripped and caulked. This price
represents considerable loss to owner. Will
consider small house in trade. Call Adams
Evening star., 1934-10-07

rooms. beautiful living room With me-
place, dining room and kitchen. full dry
basement detached garage hot-water
neat. shade and Shrubbery Al condition
ana Is the best buy in Arlington Co, va,
10 reach. drive out Lee Highway to
Siebe road. and is first house to left on
Glebe road. Open for Inspection Sales
man on premises afternoon and evening.
GLEN Z. EAKIN. INC.
Evening star., 1934-10-07

COL RD N.W-6 R. & B. COLONIAL
bk' h-w.h., cleo gar: price nuf said:
terms. See. be convinced. West 20l9.
INCLUDING FURNITURE.
oil paintings. garage: $3.50. quick sale:
terms. Day. ewes. 1924 S s.e.. Fairlawn.
Evening star., 1934-10-07
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Ten minutes to White House. rooms.
$50; rooms. bath. ami, $50; rooms.
bath. ami. = acres, SIS; s rooms, bath,
ami. brick. Ss5; rooms, bath. ami
new brick, 500. Houses and estates from
ment: balance like rent
NJ. H BARRY ORGANIZATION.
200 Arlington Ridge. Aurora Hills, Va.
Phone Walnut $685.
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SALE-HOUSES.

1864 HARVARD ST. NV.
IA rooms. 4 baths; in apis; furnished
and always rented nice home and good
income Make offer
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ACRE ESTATE,

OLD GEORGETOWN RID.
Lovely 7-room. 2-bath house set among
| towering oaks and poplars in beautiful
community of high-class homes near Alta
Vista. A corner lot containing l acre OF
| ground with beautiful trees flowers. fruit
and shrubbery. An inviting place to live.
THE MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
Evening star., 1934-10-07

BUY LIKE RENT. 5-RM. BUNG., WITH I
acre $50 down, $50 month; price, S2,95o
ia acres. with 6-rm. home. elect, on car
line. $500, $500 cash, bal $50 mo- l l
acres, on Lee Highway. $500; 10 acres
good location. , 1000. Phone THOS.
| TERRY EallS Church Ao2-I-o
Evening star., 1934-10-07

REMODELED-5 RMS AND b. AMI.
nearby Va; 81 900; $500 cash. $50 month
ly Call Columbia l0l32 before 80 m. y
TWO LARGE. PRETTY CORNER LOTS.
about ten thousand square feet each, IN
Livingston Heights. Arlington County. Va
JOSEPH REIBLE. agent. Phone Claren-
Evening star., 1934-10-07

ONE ACRE. GOOD s-ROOM HOUSE:
electric. garage, outbuildlneS. fruit. qsrdan
shade, shrubs, schools stores, 81. cars
paved asdo. highway highway 0WaShington = miles:
18th NV. National SgIg.
DUTCH COLONIAL HOUSE 10 ROOMS
city conveniences; near metropolitan area;
Two garages: beautiful grounds. acreage if
desired; cultured community; references
required. Price. SIS. 900 until November l.
Address Box 209-A Star Office
Evening star., 1934-10-07

NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH ALL BRICK,
modern semI-bungalow and brick saraGe,
lots. improvements consists OF hot
water heat. electricity. gas. sewer. city wa
ter and pdvements. Window shades, lnlald
llnoleum IN kitchen and bath. Within 10
minutes Of downtown Washington Price,
S4,975: down payment. S275. balance Of
Si,1o0 payable in monthly installments
of Si1 so per month including interest
renewals. Cross highway bridge, turn
right at Columbia and Alexandra pike, or
inquire at Texaco gas station on corner.
HARRIS LEVY South Washington. Va.
Clarendon III IL
Evening star., 1934-10-07

Nice Home, u Acre, Only $4,000.
Very attrac; . bed rms. 20-ft. liv. rm.;
with Sl9S elec. range, S177 Kelvinator,
porcelain sink. running water; elec. lghts
and pump; furnace heat; 15-tree orcharo:
flowers; over $500 Of household equip; in
cluded Near trolley; 20 minutes drive
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg. Clarendon, Va,
Phone Clar. 400. or Falls Churcn 43o-J-1.