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Evening star., 1937-05-25
HOUSES FUR. OR uNFUR.

CLEVELAND PARK-NAVAL OFFICERS
house: 5 bed rms. porches garden. serv-
ants quarters: refs: long lease. Clev. 0103.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
FIVE ROOMS. THREE EXPOSURES. PRI-
schools. stores; price reduced $1,000: low
cash payment. Telephone Geo 9lOl
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
GEORGETOWN
NORTHEAST BARGAINS.

34th and N. 13-room. 3-story bricl
Phone Adams OO34 27s
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

"~seN FNSVb TNVF6NbI.
BEVERLEY BEACH, ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
Most progressive beach near D. C.-More
value for your dollar than cheaper beaches
offer Inspection daily. Defense High
way 20. S 601; Follow Red Arrows; Cen
i,ies 8 only Msvo Write na f9T FREE Na BOOKLET.
BEAUTIFUL WofopLAND BEACH LOO
details cali G. W RoBERTsoN eauF Natl i0s sa45 iH
NORTH BEACH MD-5-RoOM FUR
hhdshed hdsas esottage sH,i garage; blocks from
per month Adams 800
CUSToM-BUILT BRICK BUNGALOW, An
napois Roads Club not finished sacrifice,
$4,000. Shepherd 1913 or Annapolis 421.
RENT-FURNIsHED COTTAGES, 4 TO :
shore. nettle net. boat. Wisconsin 35O6.
FOR sALE-sEVERN RIvER-FIsHING
grabbing. bathing; all mod, frame, oil
heat beautiful scenery and location. Ap-
ply E. E VANoUs, 65 Monterey ave.
furnished; screened porches. waterfront
lot: $500 season. Cleveland n56s
FOR SALE OR RENT-6-ROOM HOUSE.
an modern improvements. at Piney Point:
CoURT. RPiney PIN Point. Md. i g..
COLONIAL BEACH-s3 so.
lO-room home on large corner lot 15Ox
$50 short block to beach. blocks to main
part Of town; house in excellent condition.
IDEAL IDEAL 10 for sun Summer home club house or
035.. FLOYD E DAVIS co. '''
,THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW
on on sat- atty wateT miles from Washing
stores house deliveries of groceries and
Ice; free school bus. Total price OF bunga-
low inclqding, two lots. s:a9. Easy terms.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

bVS1NESS PKOPtK1T FOX KENT.
SHELL STATION AND GARAGE. ON
Washington- Baltimore Blvd. at Colmar
Manor. Call OWNER, Greenwood o145.
SECOND FLOOR NEW BUILDING
heated; approx. 2150 50. it.. for Offices or
light manufacturing: industrial zone. GIG
Z
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STORES FOR RENT.

3O4 7th ST SW.-CORNER STORE
suitable for most any business; across
Procurement Bldg. TURNER. 800 7th
St s.w. 25"
11O8 9th ST. Nw-S45 MONTH; SUIT
able for once or any business. Apply
11O6 9th st. NV.
SUITABLE FOR ANY BUsINEs-NEW
building. 2 connecting stores. 24O6-O8
Nichols ave. sc. Each 25x50 feet. Rent,
S25 each store. MR.. AARONSON. Natl.
7546.
CONN. AVE- NEAR N-HANDSOME End
fioor, front; shop % Or of1ce. nee. about 100 So.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED FOR SUMNER OR LONGER
Small furnished house in W. Falls Church
Va. or vicinity: reasonable rent; good care
Of property: adults: references. Or large
furnished house. bed rooms: 2 baths;
conditions as above. Answer fully. Ad-
dress Box 378-A. Star Office.
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= REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE Cash FOR OLD HOUSE OR TWO
aats; RHst b cheap. Addrsss pox 4e7-A.
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GRAVATTE
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. O753
Eve. Phone Geo. 9Ol2.
BURLEITH BARGAIN.

ThorouRhly reconditioned. newly screen
ed rear porch, gas furnace. For QUICK
sale we will sacrifice at S7.650. Terms,
$500 cash and $6l .75 per mo.
MOSS REALTY CO.,
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ItSI y 81. N E.
Row brick, q rooms, bath. oil heat. Co
lonial front porch: excellent condition.
Price. 5000. Terms arranged.
2S25 9th ST NE
Row brick 7 rooms. bath. 2 porches.
garage. Price. $6,950; S695 cash. $50
month. Brokers protected Information,
call LOUIS H HALL, Potomac OO24
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

IDEAL BUNGALOW, BRICK. ROOMS
beautifully finished, real fireplace. cement
porch. nice lot, brick garage; good NV
section: near stores, cars; reasonable. Call
E. w. BAILEY. Adams 47S6.
CAPITOL HILL-l6 ROOMS, 4 BATHS
nicely furnished; Frigidaires. Opportunity
the whole property, furniture and business
Don't delay.) E. w. BAILEY, Adams
Evening star., 1937-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

ILLCREST-SOUTHEAST
AS investment or homes , new brick
six rooms, > baths 2-car garage on lots
35x143; now occupied at $50 per month
| each Arranged for two families with
separate entrances; II sold this week
81 800 above trust OF $4,000 each house.
Phone Lincoln 2S@3. 81
Evening star., 1937-05-25

WANT 5O-LOT, WOODED SECTION OF
Northwest; at once. Met. 1856.
IN D. C.. ABOUT 4O-FT. FRONT FOR
about 81 900 cash; Woodridge preferred.
Address Box 1877. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1937-05-25
ACREAGE FOR SALE

BRADLEY FARMS. MD.-DRIVE OUT TO
our trailer field ONCE and see the most
ing countryside Sites of 3. s. 10 or more
acres. on River I'd. Just beyond Congress
sional Club. 10 minutes ride from D. C.
line. Prices and terms surprisingly low.
Field office open ! to 6 pm. COUNSEL
MAN & OBRIEN. 1865 Wis. ave. Bethesda.
Md. Wisconsin 4240
25 ACRES
Close to Defense Highway; $50 per acre.
Erwin REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765.
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$7,25O-S6OO CASH.

Brick, honey extra-large rooms.
Greatest value on the market today. Near
schools and transp. S60l Mayfair pl.
COFFMAN REALTY CO.
R4n2 Ga Ave Siluer Gnrinp shan A1o2
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$780,.

spU, ,JJU.
Mr.. Bradley Lane and Conn. Ave.
A beautiful cottage type brick bungalow.
Living room with attractive fireplace. din
ing room , large bed rooms. attractive
bath large and well-eauipped kitchen,
spacious attic, large. bright basement;
gar; lot 70 it. wide, beautifully land
ing much more Original price $1,000.
House in good condition and cannot last
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Five-Room Brick Bungalow

We are only asking $3.50 for this de-
lghtful little home Look at the con-
veniences-flve large light rooms. big
attic, hot-water heat, beautiful bath and
kitchen. Exceptional terms to responsible
purchaser.
MOSS REALTY CO.,
REALTORS.
316 TOWER BLDG NET. 1776.
EVE. MR.. CUMMINGS. DEC. 2496
Evening star., 1937-05-25
TWO-FAMILY HOMES.

13l7 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc
Furnished exhibit home. only $3.50.
This Is an electric health kitchen home
. Out Pa. ave. left on Alabama to D. c..
Evening star., 1937-05-25
HOUSES FOR SALE.

AN ARCHITECTS HOME ON A LOT CON-
tanning 900 So. it.; trees, landscaping
and swimming pool. The house is of brick.
stone and stucco; 10 rooms. 3 baths. studio
living room and many other unusual fea-
lures. Phone Georgia 6297 for price and
ADDOintment to inspect
Evening star., 1937-05-25

With $500 cash. you can buy this
Charming little Cape Cod type home on
Ocala St in beautiful Branwill Park. 1t
has five conveniently arranged rooms wide
porch. built-in garage and a lovely lot.
Drive out 9Th st. to Colesville I'd. con-
tinue to Franklin ave. turn right to de-
Velopment
MOSS REALTY CO.,
REALTORS
3I6 TOWER BLDG MET. 1875.
EVE CuEp
Evening star., 1937-05-25

RENT OR sALFIN MOUNTAINS NEAR
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa; comfortably fur
nished.- 8 Z. and bath. verandas: near
golf club. RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
RAS
EXECUTED

ROME, Feb. Is T.N.sJ. Ras
Desta Demtu, leader of a valiant
band of warriors who held out
against italian domination in
Ethiopia, was captured today and
executed, it was learned here.
Ras Desta, a thorn in the side
Of the italian government for
more than year and suspected
instigator of the attempt to assassi-
nate Marshal Rodolfo GRAHAM,
Ethiopian viceroy, last Saturday,
was ruthlessly shot when he was
captured with several hundred
Pigrine warriors in the lake region
west of Addis-Ababa.
Carrying out Premier Musso-
hni's recent orders to "get Ras
Desta" in retaliation for the Gra-
ziani bombing, the soldiers who
captured the chieftain turned him
over Immediately to their superior
officers, who shot him down with
automatic pistols.
An unverified report said 5000
of RaS DeSta's troops were annihi-
lated in a march on the capital.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE,
Va, Feb. 25.-Two blows were
dealt the defense today at the trial
of John Francis Hunter, 40-year
old Virginia Highlands resident
on trial for the murder of his
wife, Anna DalmaS Hunter, in
May, 1884, as preparations were
being made for arguments.
First of them followed failure
of the defense counsel's attempts
to bar testimony relating to
Hunters mental condition while
he was a patient in a sanitarium.
Two physicians from the South
western State Hospital, of Marion,
Va, testified it was their opinion
Hunter had never been insane.
The second blow came when
Hunters Oldest daughter, "Dicky,"
IA, testified her father was drunk
on May Z, 1884, when the double
murder was committed.
Physician Testifies
Further shaking the insanity
plea, DR.. George A. Wright, super
intendent of the Southwestern Hos
pital, told the jury he did not be-
lieve in temporary insanity. Tes-
tifying in relation to Hunters men
tai condition, DR.. Wright said:
II want to be fair to Francis,
the defendant in this case, for I
am of a sympathetic nature to-
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
III Hu1lter Insanity Pies
Suffers SetbaCks

ward all patients admitted to our
institution for observation. But,
from observations of Francis, in
Guiding his reaction to all tests
and questions, / am thoroughly
convinced that he has been sane
at all times.
eve realize our responsibility
in handling this case, and would
not have discharged this patient,
especially in view of the grave
charges facing him, unless we
were convinced he was perfectly
sane"
M. J. Fulton, chief defense at
torney, made repeated efforts to
draw from DR.. Wright testimony
to support the defense plea OF
temporary insanity.
Only Four Take Stand
Only four witnesses took the
stand today to complete hearing
of testimony at the trial. now in
it's third day. In addition to DR..
Wright and "Dicky," the other
witnesses were DR.. A. D. Hutton,
his associate, and Park Dalmas,
brother of the murdered woman.
Although Hunter stands indict-
ed for the murder of both his wife
and Henry E. Corcoran, 48-year-
old Veterans Bureau employe, he
is on trial for the murder of his
wife only.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
SKELETON FIND
RISES TO 4

HAMPTON, Ark, Feb. Is
GN.sD.-Mystery surro unding
the finding of number of de-
capitated skeletons in field near
here deepened today with discov-
cry of two additional skeletons,
bringing the total number found
to %.
Sheriff S. S. Parker, of Calhoun
county, has requested Prof. H. S.
Dellinger, head of the geological
department of the University of
Arkansas, to join the investigation
in an effort to determine to what
race the mass death victims be-
longed.
Early settlers of the region have
advanced a theory the skeletons
are those of more than a score of
Negroes killed in 1891 in a race
uprising near here.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
n. Y. TO REDUCE
WPA ROLLS

NEW YORK, Feb. IS G.N.s).
Works Progress Administration
officials were drawing up plans
today for cutting 5000 employees
from their New York payrollS to
carry out new retrenchment orders
from Washington. In addition,
$4,000 WPA workers here will re-
ceive pay reductions.
Lieut.. Col. B. B. somervell,
WPA administrator for New York,
estimated that the local saving
would amount to $500,00O.
News of the projected reduc-
tions brought immediate protests
from leaders of workers organiza-
tions, and it was expected that
there would be a revival of the sit
down strikes and other demon
strations which were staged here
at the beginning of the year when
WPA staffs were being reduced.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
EARLY RETURNS
ON NINC0MET TAX
0UTSTRIP'36
:o43, 600, ,OOOPours Into
u. S. Golfers in First
20 Days of Month
BY ERIC FRIEDHEIM
international News Service

Treasury cash registers tinkled
a tune of boom-time business to-
day as first-quarter income tax re-
turns poured into the nations IS
collection districts.
Although the deadline for 1886
income reports is nearly three
weeks distant, the volume of early
payments led officials to believe
more than 100000 returns would
be filed this year.
For the first 20 days of this
month, revenue from income taxes
amounted to $43,000,000, or $l3,-
100000 more than was collected
during the corresponding period in
1885. This months daily collec-
tions are averaging $3.50 900 Dot.
ter than last February.
In his budget message, Presi-
dent Roosevelt forecast yield of
$2,372, 900, 900 from individual and
corporation income levies during
the current fiscal year.
This estimate is based on last
years business revival and the
newly-enacted corporate-surplus
tax bill. To date, only $791 ,000,-
900 in income taxes has been col
lected, but most of this represents
the final two quarterly payments
on 1885 earnings.
March income tax collections
are expected to reach $840 900 900
as corporations make their first
contribution under the increased
tax schedules. In addition, a
Sizeable rise in the number of in.
dividual taxpayers is anticipated
because of the flood of dividends
and wage boosts that attended
last years industrial acceleration.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
SEEKS TO BAR
PROSECUTORS
FROM CELL
Petition Charges Co
ereion in Report on
Mates Death

SNOW HILL, Md, Feb. 25.
Charging that police and investi-
gators have been threatening,
cajoling and urging her to sign
false and untrue statements rela-
tive to the death Of her husband,
Mrs. Jeannette B. Trader yester-
day filed a petition in the circuit
court here to bar representatives
of the prosecution from her cell.
In her petition, signed by her
self and her two local attorneys,
John L. Sanford, jr., and God
frey Childs, Mrs. Trader specifi-
cally named States Attorney
Thomas F. johnson, Sheriff Err
nest C. West, State Police Ser
geant Marlin Brubaker and Pa.
trolman John j. Cassidy.
Hanging" Threatened
Mrs. Trader, who is under in.
dictment for the murder Of her
husband, Clarence J. Trader, East
exn Shore utilities magnate who
waS found shot to death in her
home on January IA, charged in
her petition that on, or around,
February II, Patrolman Cassidy,
on a visit to her cell, said:
1--WE have the goods ON you.
We're going 20 hang you and
you had better admit your guilt
for it will go easier with you"
Mrs. Trader said she replied:
~ am innocent of the crime
for which I now stand indicted
and will be proved innocent
at the time Of my trial.
PROSECUTOR SMILES
Whereupon, she alleges, Cassidy
remarked:
"YOu think it over and to-
night will return and bring
you some liquor"
The petition further states that
when her attorneys related the in.
cident to States Attorney John.
son, he merely smiled"
She also charged that Sergeant
Brubaker, who was assigned to the
case by the State police, made "sev-
eral threatening and abusive re-
marks" when she claimed her in
nocence.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
Hi
CORONATION
CONTINUED from Page u

Continued from Page II
ponement of the coronation dur
bar in India; and the probability
grew that George would be the
only present or former king at
tending the coronation. The Week
said:
"a further factor seriously
perturbing those organizing the
coronation is the fear that there
may be open trouble between
the present court party and the
Duke If Windsor over the
jewels presented by the duke to
Mrs. Simpson and now returned
by her."
Jewels Replaced
The magazine continued:
"It is this matter which is
causing the present hurried
journeys to Castle Enzesfeld. 1t
is understood that the Duke con-
siders that undesirable pressure
was brought to bear on Mrs.
Simpson to return the royal
family jewels, which he con-
tends were his personal prop
erty to dispose of as he liked.
For this reason he replaced the
jewels in question with others
of similar value.
Gas their cost was consider
able, the question of who will
pay for them may attain pOlit-
ical Importance"
A special government emissary,
according to the magazine "Caval.
cade," was sent to Cannes to per-
suade Mrs. Simpson to return the
gems.
Returned to Queen
Cavalcade said they are now in
possession of Queen Elizabeth, and
some of them may be set in her
crown. Mrs. Simpson was said to
have insured them, with her own
jewels, for $500, 900, but one was
so valuable no insurance broker
would take the risk.
The hurried journeys" to En-
zesfeld were made by Mary, the
Princess Royal; and the Duke Of
Kent, who is there now.
Authoritative confirmation that
Halle Selassie was invited as the
emperor of Ethiopia to
send a representative to the Coro-
nation will certainly keep away a
representative of the Italian royal
family, it was believed.
Irate over the bid to "Mr
Tafari," as the Italians call Halle
5elassie, Premier Mussolini would
consent to an Italian emissary to
Westminster Abbey only on con.
dition that SelaSsie attend as ex.
Roman advices said.
Since coronation invitations
we're sent only to reigning heads
Of nations who have ENJOYS &C.
credited to the Court of st. James,
Alfonso of Spain, Praj.
nadipok of Siam, Ferdinand of
Wilhelm Of Germany
and others will not be invited.
Reigning heads do not attend
coronations. but appoint special
representatives, so it is unlikely
hat there will be any king or ex-
zing save George himself present
IN May IL.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
Labor Leader AssaiIs
MonopoIies in i. ).

Warning against allowing in
America the economic concentDa-
tion which brought on dictatorial
powers in Europe" was sounded
last night by Matthew Woll, vice
president of the American Fedora
tion of Labor.
In a radio address, he said some
governments "have been noto.
riously ineffective in protecting
their people against the tributes
exacted by these monopolies and
semi-monopolies."
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
Photographer Group
Plans For Election

Annual election Of officers of
the White House Photographers
Association will be held at meet
ing tomorrow night at the Shore
ham Hotel. The present officers
of the organization are George
SHADING, of the Associated Press,
president; Arthur Almgren, of the
washington Herald and Times. vice
president, and Harry M. Van Tine,
of International News Pictures, Sec
retary and treasurer,
The Washington times., 1937-02-25

An Assembldqe Of excep-
tionallY fine rench and
English Period Furniture,
Silver and Art Objects,
Oriental Rugs, China.
Glassware and Vdluuble
Oil Paintings.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
Group 10 Present
The Jazz SINGER

1.-The Jazz Singer" will be pre-.
sented at the Jewish Community
Center next Sunday night under
the auspices of the Sisterhood and
the Young Peoples League Of Adas
Israel Congregation.
The Washington times., 1937-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENT,

A Public Auction Of Note
worthy importance including
q superb collection Of Rure
Art Treasures from prominent
sources.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27

decka vGbec neznal. Velke
BRINE mne spadlo S krku kdyz
Jsem zadost me 1loze ucinil a
opoust6l jsem je uspokojen We
lice.
Ponevadz jsem jeste par set
mil mel k eli menu dorazit do
Seattle, statu Washington, tax
ukratil jsem pobyt v Portlandu
a jel dale. Nynf jsem We
YMCA. Pana Jamese Votfpku
mann mnoho obtfzi nalezti a
proto to porekadlo vsude mai
des Cecha tn neplat1, nebot no
nemohu najiti. Ia to ma dve-
rich kancelaTe tajemnfka je
Jmeno Mr.. Socolofsky a tn ne
vim zda-li je to Rus, Polak a.
nebo snad taky Czech, ale to C
me mate = nu budu videt IL
ira az pride do dfadu. N6ja-
keno Cecha anebo Cechacka
Sc s~homolenym pmenem snad
Itady najdu. Odtud pojedu pres
hlavnf mesto statu Spokane k
domovu pres Yellowstone Ma
tional Park kde Sc zdrzfm ne
kolik dnf snad tyden, ale drive
muslin podotknouti jak krasne
hory, vody, lesy, ma stat Wash
ington. ale i podnebf cd more
az k horam je bajecne V lete
Jake v Kalifornii. Ochlazene
cd more a V zine oteplene
proudem teplym cd Japonska.
Nyn1 je Is stupn1 a vecer je
chladno, re Sc muslin dobre
prikryvkami teplymi prikryti.
To je asi vse dnes O Washing
tonu a opravdu krasnem meste
Seattle.
Pc druhe YAM napfsu O dalsf
ceste zpatecnf. Cd cervna Is.
kdy Sc Sokoly jsem vyjel do
Chicago do dnesn1 dolby jsem
cestoval pres plane, hory,
poust, krasne lesy a okoli po-
brez1 moTskeho pres $500 mil
a odtud domu do Baltimore.
Nam jeste pres $500 mil ude-
lati. TAX tedy ctenym ctena-
rum TELEGRAPH" ma shledanou
jsem, Elk. Taborsky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
1.77O majetkE do drazby.

Joseph H. Pepper, poklad-
nix Anne Arundel okresu i've
rejnil prodej majetkG, Ito,
ma nez majitely dane zaplace-
ny nebyly.
Dane nezaplacene "a rok
1886 a pTedesle obnas1 $72.-
157. S prodejem We verejne
drazb6 pocato byti ma v Anna
polls IL. Tijna a pokracovano
byti ma V mem az do vycerpani
vsech ku prodeji urcenych ma
jetk1. Majetky jsou v r1znych
castech okresu. z drazby Wy
naty budou ty, ma ktere mali
|tele zaplati dluzne obnosy.
V minulych drazbach jenom
malo kupc1 sc nalezlo. Okre-
SUI zGstaly majetky ma ruce We
vetS1m mnozstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Bruce proti Jacksonovi.

Howard Bruce, Glen demo-
kratickeho narodn1ho vyboru
~vystoupil otevrene We ctvrtek
prot zadanf jmena mayora
Jacksona "a kandidata demo-
kraticke strany do 1fadu go
vernera.
Bruce recnil We ctvrtek V
Cambridge, Md.
Vystoupil ostre prot pokusu
vystrnaditi vsechny NONE kan
didaty pro Trad krone Howar-
da Jacksona, ktery pax by byl
jedinym kandidatem demokra-
tickle strany.
V Salisbury statn1 general
nj navladnf, O,Conor v reel
chvalil "Marylandsky zablesk
horkeho pocas1 politiky jis-
tych kruz1ch demokraticke
strany," jenz, jak O'Conor We
RI, prinesti NIUE jenom dobro
pro stranu tim, re obcane sta
tn probuzeni budou ku pokusu
napraviti velikou potTebu v jis-
tych smerech strany.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27
Vyssi ceny zdrzujici stavebni
ruch.

Obavy, re Baltimorsky sta
vebn1 ruch residence tichne sta
lie stoupajic1mi ceny, vysloveny
byly.
Permity ma move stavby snl-
zeny byly v poctu SVEN behem
posledn1ch ctyr mesfcu zatim
co cena prace a materialu
%vstoupla. Nekolik staviteld Wy
slovilo obavy ohledne staveb
domu nasledkem silneho IVY
Semi cen, jez vrcholiti NIUE We
stavce kupujfcfch a tim zavini-
tt nezamestnanost a poSkozenl
nakupnl moci.
Vysetrenim zjisten byl stav
tento pc cele zemi ukazujlcl,
re tis1ce rodin zrusily sve sta
vebn1 plany ma stavby, pone-
vac ceny tax slime stouply.
DIE Engineering New-Record
ceny staveb domd dostoupily V
nynejsf dobe ma vysi v letech
1928-1929, kdy prosperita Via
ola. Zdali omeZen1 staveb do
MI pTinese nizs1 ceny, materi-
alu a zaT1zeni, nutno jest poe
kati S pTedpoved1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-08-27

cvicuje pekne pisne, jez chy.
stany jsou pro mas jubilejnt
program. Mas pevecky krou.
Eek rad uvfta kazdeho, kdo ma
rad cesky zpev a kdo by chtel
S Mani zp1vati. PTijdte do So.
kolovny We ctvrtek vecer, neb
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zpet do New Yorku neod.jedou
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mas Vzdelavac1 odbor, kteryz
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gram nas1 Sokolske Jednoty
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linn dostavame sc teprve pc
pTekonanf mnohych svizelnych
pTekazek a tax bylo i s cinnos-
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ra pc 65 letech sveho pGsobe-
nj, kracela vzdy S tenn predni-
mi Sokolskymi ciniteli, ktef1
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skeho statu. F. Bouda.