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The Ely miner., 1937-04-15
ESCAPES Death
in PLANE CRASH
Jesse Swanson Slightly Injured
in Mishap Which Wrecks
Plane at Burnside.

Jesse Swanson of Swanson Brothers,
operators of the State Theatre, miracu-
lously escaped with only slight in
juries when the plane he was flying
hit the tree tops in attempting to land
on BURNSIDE lake, Friday evening, just
before dark
Mr.. Swanson states that it was a
forced landing with dead motor. His
altitude was not sufficient to give him
the necessary distance and the planes
wings were broken in coming in con-
tact with the tree tops.
The plane landed with such force as
to propel Mr.. Swanson against the in
strument board, breaking two teeth, lac
Grating his face and bruising his body.
The plane is a total wreck according
to Mr.. Swanson.
The many friends of the young man
are rendering him congratulations on
his miraculous escape.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15
Prom Committees Are
Named for Jaysee Hop.

The committees to have charge of
the Junior College Prom, which will
take place May 21st, have been named
and have begun to function. Six COM
m1ttees weer named to arrange the
event as follows:
InVitations-Gene Laitala, chairman;
1rJa Essila, Rose Belehar, Julia Skule
and George Nicholas.
Decorations-Esther Martinetti, chair
man; Bob Carlson, Elsie Tolonen, Lor-
eta Eul, Ben Richards, Marcus Hauk,
Tauno Hakkila, Jack Gianotti, Gordon
Browne, Stanley Zaverl, John Stukel
and Marion Gouze.
Programs and Posters-Jane Dahl
gren, chairman; Rosella Komatar, Ver-
ma Martin, Margaret Hanson, Elizabeth
Sloan and Esther Ahonen.
Grand March Sylvester Yuma, chair
man, Sulo Kittila, Bill Jones, John
Miklaucich, Tony Koschak, Teuvo Ahola
and Tauno Hakkila.
Publicity-Olga Poljanec.
Music-Social Activities Committee
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15
ORDER FOR HEARING ON PETI-
TION FOR DETERMINATION OF
DESCENT OF REAL ESTATE.

State of Minnesota, County of st.
LOuiS-SS.
IN PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of William
Carlson, Decedent.
It Is Ordered that the petition of
Emma Carlson to determine the descent
of certain real estate described in said
petition and to assign the same to the
persons entitled thereto, be heard be-
fore this Court on Monday, May 10th,
1887, at ten o'clock A. M, at the Pro-
bate Court Room in the Court House
in Duluth, Minnesota, and that all
persons interested then show cause, if
any they have, why said petition should
not be granted.
Witness the HON. VIM. j. ARCHER,
Judge of Probate Court, this 18th day
of April, 1887.
SHELDON WATTS, Clerk of Probate.
(Seal of Probate Court)
A. w. Nelson, Attorney for Petitioner,
Ely, MINI. 4-15-22-29
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15
Mrs. B.. LeinO Wins Prize
For Her Taxation Letter.

Mrs. Emil Leino was awarded a prize
of $1,000 and free trip to the meet
ing at Minneapolis, where the awards
were made at the Nichollet hotel on
Sunday. Mrs. Victor Koivumaki, Lauren
Leino and Ralph Niemi accompanied
Mrs. Leino to Minneapolis, Saturday, to
attend Sundays presentation.
The prize was won by Mrs. Leino in
contest sponsored by woman's club
on her article What Increased Taxa
ton Means to the Homemaker" and in
which contest several hundred par
ticipated. The winners were honored
at banquet at the hotel and listened
to addresses by prominent lady guests
from various sections of the state.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15
Community Sing and
Scout Court of Honor,

Repeated requests have been filed
with the Rotary Club to again sponsor
a community sing. The sing held sew
eral weeks ago at which an attend
ance of over 500 was noted in connec-
tion with the Boy Scout Court of Honor,
proved successful and met with popular
favor, hence the request for another.
The club has decided to sponsor
another community sing on the occasion
of the meeting of the Court of Honor
on April %. Arrangements toward this
end are now being made.
The Board Of Review for the Scouts
will meet at the rooms in the school
building on April 20, when those who
are to appear before the court will be
examined
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15
On This Occasion
Continued from Page One)

turbed but the states take from
the mining property will be
radically increased. This take
will practically absorb the
levies as they now exist on the
ranges and a very substantial
addition that soaks the industry
something more and above
what it would otherwise have
paid.
Should this bill become a
law, the financial operations of
the range towns will be at an
extremely low ebb. While the
majority do not anticipate the
passage of such a measure at
the present session, the mere
fact of it's introduction and its
favorable reporting by the tax
committee indicates very def
itely how the wind is blowing.
1t is gossiped about the capi-
tol that Minnesota is on the
threshold to adoption of such
a bill as this new restrictive
measure contemplates. One
senator is quoted as saying he
and many others "are sick and
tired of the chiseling tactics of
the men sent from the range,
who at each session present 60
or 70 bills, always for more
money for special purposes
that communities in other parts
of the state cannot have and
that hours and hours of valu-
able time have been consumed
in listening to nauseating and
loose talk on the part of those
who propose the tax raids"
Members of the legislature,
who have investigated, have
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15
SURPRISE PARTY.

Mrs. John Kochevar was rendered
surprise party on the occasion of her
birthday at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Frank Svigel, on Thursday even
ing. Bunco was played at several
tables and prizes were awarded. The
hostess served a delicious lunch. Mrs.
Kotchevar received a bridge lamp as a
birthday gift from the guests.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

found that the mining industry
is the largest industrial tax
payer of the state paying about
% millions of dollars. They
have also found that the state
gets only a small share of the
millions and here is where the
shoe pinches. The present state
of Minnesota's finances actu-
ates the thought in all prob
ability but it is believed that
the senators and representa-
tives sent from this section are
responsible for the opinion
held.
The action of the tax COM
mittee on Saturday should set
us to thinking. Not only what
will happen to us on the sanges
should the Routsinoja measure
become a law but also the cali
bre of men sent to the legisla-
ture. All too often have the
men representing the range
abused the mining industry.
Now this abuse is beginning to
take shape and the passage of
the bill, this year or at the next
session, will result. 1t is in
the wind according to all &C
counts.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

MINI. Y. S. r. o. P. and Y. S. CERTT-
FLED BLOODTESTED S. c. WHITE
LEGHORNS. Highest official average
trapnest flock in Minnesota. Sires,
dams, trapneSt records, 260 to 343
eggs. Baby chicks, baby pullets, baby
breeding cockerels. Prices reasonable.
Free catalog. Robinson Poultry Farm,
Pine City, Minnesota 1915
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Party of eight guests enjoyed din
ner and party at the Forest hotel, Fri
day evening, in honor of the birthday
of Miss Zella Richter.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

FOR SALE-JohnSon 16-horse power
outboard motor in excellent condition.
Call 325-M after P. M. on week days.
4-15p.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15
ATTENDED CONVENTION.

Mrs. Victor Thompson returned Mon
day from a two weeks trip to Florida
where she attended the national con-
vention of the Women's Benefit associ-
alton at Miami, as representative of
the organization in this city. She re-
ports a pleasant trip and most en-
joyable convention.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15
| WANT ADS
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FOR SALE-Handsome summer resort
on beautiful White Iron Lake, three
miles from Ely, Minnesota, containing
65 acres of land, three cabins, main
lodge, dance hall, ice and boat houses.
Doing good business. Address Anton
Perme, Route l, Box SO, Ely, Mime
sofa. 4-8p
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

FIVE ROOM FLAT FOR RENT-Up-
stairs over Sheridan Grocery. Call
Joseph Butala, telephone 422-M-1.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

WANTED buy or rent. A complete
pile driver with hammer, at once
Notify Max Herseth, 1O4 E. White st
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

The Ely Miner is placed on sale every
Thursday at the Ely News Store.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

FREE! If excess acid causes you
Stomach Ulcers, Gas Pains, Indiges-
ton, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating,
Nausea, get free sample doctors pre-
scription, Udga, at Ely Pharmacy.
2-25 5-13
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

FOR SALE-About Is acres of land,
with 4-room cottage, 24x24, and neces-
sary outbuildings and sauna, situ-
ated on Highway 35 near Winton
bridge. Write for terms or interview
owner, Alex Pajumaki, Box 81, Win
ton, Minnesota. 4-29p
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

FOR SALE-Residence property in the
estate of VIM. Petherick, being lot
and the west 1213 feet of lot 7, block
2, WhiteSide's Third Addition. In
quire at the Office of A. j. Thomas.
3-25 4-8p.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

FOR SALE-1936 Chevrolet dump truck
Al condition. New tires. Call 80-M
4-15p
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

FOR SALE-Farm in Town of White,
two miles south of Aurora, with
buildings. Write or see Joseph
Stepetz, Aurora, MINI. 4-22p.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

FOR SALE-Milch COWS for sale. Fresh
this month. Call 27 Lawrence Street.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

FOR SALE-Two nice building or
garden lots in Pioneer & Zenith
Addition First State Bank of Ely.
The Ely miner., 1937-04-15

WILL LEAD MEETING.
Wayne Browneu will lead the Chris
tian Endeavor meeting at the Presby-
terian church on Sunday evening.
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

bombas en- todas las poblacio-
mes del pals, con ell correspon-
diente saldo de tragedia y de
estragos m~ateriales.
La anarqufa reinaba en- to-
das parties.
En- los juzgados de la Habana
existian mas de treinta v cinco
mil 9nparos contra demands
de desahucio. Grau San Martin
obligado a prorrogar la e.
jecuci6n de los deshaucios de-
cretados, que hubieran dejado
sin hogar a mas de doscientos
mil personals en- las diversas po-
blaciones del pals.
En- tales condolences estall6
la rebellion del siete y ocho de
noviembre. La oposici6n no des
cansaba. Oigamos de lahios del
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

del doctor Grau hacia al pueblo
salir de su indiferencia. Y Sc
establecieron los tres Erupos
fundamentals: una mayprfa
de partidarios del gobierno;
una minorfa sin importancia,
|comunistas y Ell tercer grupo 10
constituian los extranjeros y
burguesillos y politicos enemi-
|gos declarados del gobierno re-
volucionario.
La oposici6n Sc manifestaba
por la prensa que era contra
ria al gobierno, porque segln
VOC p1blica, no lie mantenia la
subvenci6n official que habia re-
cibido siempre. Otra expression
del disgusto de los no favoreci-
dos ,por Ell Estado, consistia en-
hacer estallar eentenares de
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

propio ex presidente Ell relate
de asuellos hechos.
40 que 20 nunca quise que
Sc lie hiciera a Machado-ha
dicho ell ex jefe de Estado-me
10 hicieron a mi. Estando exila-
do en- Miami me opuse a que Sc
bombardeara ell Palacio Presi-
dencial, porque la metralla pc
|dfa danar a la familia del dicta-
dor, destrozar las casas adyacen
ties y causar innumerables VIC
entire los vecinos que es-
taban al margen de la politi-
ca"
Y prosigue ell doctor Grau
San Martin:
"Cuando ell horizonte se en-
negrece y Ell ambiente ahoga,
SON muy de spreciar la rafaga
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de aire que vivifica y ell rayo de
luz que ilumina. La oposici6n
escondida ensombrecia ell hori-
zonte de mi gobierno; pero la
luz del pueblo iluminaba mi ac-
Itsaci6n.
La noche del siete de noviem
bre, ell jefe del Estado Mayor
del Ejercito me comunic6 des-
de Columbia, lugar donde esta-
ban acampados los mayores MI
|cleos de tropa, que Ell Cuerpo de
Aviaci6n Sc habia sublevado v
que dos potentes aeroplanos car
|gados de explosives Sc dirigian
al centric de la ciudad con inten
clones de bombardear ell Pala-
clio donde 20 residia. La arnena-
"a era seria y Sc necesitaba o.
brar r~apidamente. pues de 10
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

han sido r1andados por u ami
go que reside en- la Metropoli y
Sc mantierfe en- contacto con Il
negoeio A-arte de los punos
Ell documen4o firmado entire Ia
Garden y Jacobs habla de pc
leas PROFESSIONALS, bajo techs
en- los ihviernos de 1898 y
1889 Y ell uso de la Arena de
Long Island.
Jacobs dijo que espera poner
a la Garden en- Ell lugar donde
estEba bajo la direction de- Tex
Richard, del cual fue 81 socio en-
una OCCASION. Su primer progra.
ma 10 ofrecera Ell 3 de septiem-
bre Y tratara de que sea uno de
los mejores.
Ell coronel Fitzpatrick comen.
to ell arreglo hecho diciendo que
10 considerable satisfactorio.
LAS garantias ofrecidas po1
Mr.. Jacobs, dijo, son enbera
mente aceptables para nosotros.
Pertenece Ell control del bo-
xeo, a juicio de Fitzpatrick, al
empresario que tiene ell dominic
del peso complete.
Jacobs intervino con la Gar :
den en- la concentration de la pc
lea entire Uzcudun v Jose Luis.
efectuada hace dos amos.
Ademas de la "escudilla" d.
Long Island, 81 Hip6dromo y Il
Garden, Jacobs domino el es-
tadio de los Yankees Y ell terre
no de Polo Grounds.
La gaceta., 1937-08-07
DEPORTES
Ell TORNEO
NAL DE AJEDREZ

Estokolmo, Agosto Los a.
jedrecistas americanos que to-
man parte en- ell torneo interna-
cional del Hotel Grand Royal
completaron varias partidas
con los jugoeslavos Y los argen-
tinos, ganando las primeras y
las segundas.
Polonia subl6 al primer lugar
del grupo con 2212 viutorias y
55 derrotas. LIE sigue Checoes-
lovaquia, que tenia ell primer
lugar, con 10 victorias y 6 de /.
rrotas; Holanda, 10 y 7; Hun
gria, 17R Y 61a; Etsonia, 1914
y 712; Estados Unidos, 1912 J
712; Argentina, 1919 y 812
Latvia, ID y 10; Finlandia, 1914
y 1415; Dinamarca 1112 y 141s
Lituania, 11h y 141a; Suecia
IL y ID; Jugoeslavia, 10 y 10
Inglaterra, 10 y IA; Islandia.
91s y 1917; Belgica, 81s y 10
Italia, 81a y 1919; Escocia, 51E
y 221s, y Noruega, 5 y %.
Los maestros polacos derrots
ron por complete a los escoce
La gaceta., 1937-08-07
La Gaceta Folletfn No. 80
/ LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

viajaba en- ell de Carlo porque
no habfa funcionado ell suyo.
La rebellion de los oficiales
fue ell Prelude de una gran trs
gedia.
El A.B.C. Y los politicos, ms.
tigados siempre por Mr.. Welles
no Sc resignaron con Ell desastre
del Hotel Nacional.
Ell embajador yanqui no que
ria reconocer su fracaso. Y no
le importaba que Ell suelo de Gu
ba &c anegara de sangre cuba
La gaceta., 1937-08-07
impression en- lss prscticaa nert

impression en- las practicas, perc
tampoco la produjo en- los dfas
que antecedieron a su pelea con
Braddock.
ri campe6n hace guantes con
hombres fuertes v mas altes
que el: George Nicholson
Pal Silvers, Marty Gallagher
Roy Lazar.
Con Lazar pele6 ell negro an
ties de su combate con Primo
Camera y lie derrot6.
10 Nicholson pee fuertes gol-
pes y Luis ha ten3do que poner-
Sc a la Defensive frente a Ell, en-
mas de una OCCASION. .
Gallagher boxed anteayer
dos asaltos con Ell campe6n v a
juicio de los expertos Sc los ga.
no. 9
Despues de los ejercicios de
Luis, Braddock coment6: No
tuvo oportunidad de lucir bien,
pero va 10 hara cuando Sc meta
en- combate con Fsrr.
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

ma.
Els ocioso decir que los oficia-
les supervivientes fueron redu-
cidos a prisi6n.
Aquella tarde, la del combate,
los ''abeceistas" hicieron alar-
de terrorista disparando milla-
res de pistolas desde las ~azoteas
en- la impunidad de las alturas.
La oposici6n al gobierno de
Grau San Martin parecfa forta-
lecerse en- las esferas burgue-
sas. Ell pueblo raso permanecia
al margen de la eontienda. Pre-
senciaba ell espectaculo cual 81
Sc tratara de una attraction pi-
rotecnica. Pero a medida que pa
saban los dias iba definiendose
en- las masas su filiaci6n parti-
darista. Las. leyes enbanizantes
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

contrario podia considerarn,e
perdido. Inmediatamente subf
a Ia azotea acompanado de mi
ayudante de guardia Y mande
preparar los canones antia6raos
y las ametralladoras. va me ba-
olan anunciado momentos an
Ves que esa noche Sc llevaria a
caoo una sublevaci6n general.
Ri Jefe del eiercito Sc hallaba
en- Columbia en- esos INSTANCES.
tratahdo de redrcir al orden 4
los sublevados. Batista posefa
medlos y fuerzas bastantes ma
"a aplastar la asonada. que Sc
limito dnicamente a los hom-
pres de dicha unidad.
Esa noche era oscura como
ooca de lobo. Ell cielo. aparecia
.suOlertO de nubes que hacian d.
La gaceta., 1937-08-07
NUEVA VICTORIA DE HAIR.
RY BALSAMO

New York, Agosto lei fuer
tie pegador Harry Balsamo ven
,i6 aquf por puntos, dandole
una golpiza, a AL Diamond, de
Paterson.
Diamond estuvo a punto de
caer a la Iona en- Ell noveno. Bal
samo trat6 de acostar a SUI ri :
val, pero no pudo lograrlo. Dos
veces lie pogo en- la mandfbula.
en- ell noveno, y Diamond tuvc
que agarrarse, pero Sc mantu
vo de pie.
George Kid Bradad, de la Ha'
bana, derrot6 a Vicente Pimpi
nella, de Brooklyn, en- Ell octave
asalto.
Pete Monsaaton, de Harlem
venci6 por puntos a jolly Sierra
fino.
La gaceta., 1937-08-07
CON Los GUANTEs

Dicen que Mike Jacobs es un
individuo muy popular con los
periodistas por 10 que debe ser
congratulate.
Para ser popular con los pc
riodistas hay que reunir mu-
chas buenas condolences y en-
tire elias la de no ser tacahe.
Conste que este no es querer
decir que los j6venes y viejos
de la cr6nica deportiva entran
en- arreglos NAL olientes.
La gaceta., 1937-08-07
ToLES HIZO TABLAS CON
GODOY

Detroit, Agosto arturo
Godoy, ell chileno, pele6 con Ros
zoe Toles, peso complete de es-
Ia ciudad, Y ell match Sc declare
tablas.
Pesaba Godoy 1873 libras y su
contrario 1914.
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

va empiezan a decir de Ja-
cobs: Els ell Gar del BoEeo.
Son los boxeadores sus vasa-
Hos y Ell p1blico su protector.
tPor que existira 10 propen-
sion a cargarle el Sambenito
de la dictadura a hombres como
Mr.. Jacobs, que sabs nadar Y
guardian la ropa?
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

-cia..
La sensation de las dltimas
partidas 10 fue Ia derrota del
americana Samuel Reshevsky,
campe6n de los Estados Unidos'
por Ell argentine Piazzini.
Flank j. Masehall, 81 vetera-
no ajedrecista americana, hizo
tablas su partida con Pleci.
Marshall cumpliras60 amos la
semana que viene.
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

James j. Braddock, Ell irlan-
des, Visit6 al nuevo campe6n,
Jose Luis en- Ell campamento que
este tiene en- Pompton Lakes.
Braddock lie salud6 con estas
palabras: Hola, marinero, Luis
lie contest6: Hola, campe6n.
Ell e~xcampe6n quiere presen-
ciar el entrenamiento del negro
para la pelea que sosotendra
con Tommy Farr, ell campe6n
|ingles, Ell dia &c.
Luis no ha prOducido hIena
La gaceta., 1937-08-07
Ia GACsrA

bes, en- pittsburgh. Sc Ia esco-
gido la fecha de septiembre 81.
Varios empresarios desea-
ban presentar ell match" y
Pittsburgh ofreci6 las mejores
condolences.
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

fM
Y Uno de los campeones al ser.
vAio de Mike Jacobs 10 es Bar
ney Ross, Ell famoso hebreo que
no llega a las lat libras de pc
so. pero es Ell rey de n division
weller.
va ustedes saben que Ross
Sc ha comprometido a boxear,
en- ell programa de los campeo-
mes con G filipino Ceferino Gar
cfa.
IA que Sc dedfcara Jimmy
Johnston, el hqmbre que apa-
recfa como rival de Jacobs en-
Ia Concentration de peleas de
boxeo"?
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

Ell CONTRATO ENTIRE IA :
COBS Y LA MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN
La gaceta., 1937-08-07

Luis no ha producido buena
Evening star., 1937-05-20
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

5-RM FURNISHED BUNGALOW. ELEC-
nS iriGay s5.1 sqgipped Jqne TO Sept, 5
7-RoOM MODERN HOME. GARAGE, 8
minutes Washington; $40 3G!y 22nd St.
Arlington. walnut 9@9"-W "O'
ss4oi CEDAR ST. SILVER SPRING
sleeping porch \ VIII large basement.
ON ARLINGTON RIDGE-G-RM. BUN
SALON PATTY Partly i4Fn. II desired r,i' month.
road to Alex Phone Office F. 6. CAMP
BELL. National ?Ul9
Il LARGE ROOMS. BATHS EXTRA
toilet. sun porch, GARAGE, large lot To-
Alexandria. II Is not just another house
An architectural gem i'll an unsurpassed
settins of natural charm and unexceLed
in residential prestige. Rent, $50. Call
Alexandra Ban or 2s9s
OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC AND s
plin minutes from the Arlinet9n Memorial
baths modern residence, maid s room and
bath situated in lovely grounds; available
Tor 2-year lease including yard man l
day week. al SIT5 per month, possession
June 15.
Bridge rd-9-room. reconditioned siiIi farm
house with all convenlenceS: situated in
furnished adjoining Bannockburn Farms
and Picken&, Hill, large enough for a
family small enough for couple: I'M
mediate posse sion. Price SIS per
month on year ) lease.
Between M!ddleburF and Foxcros.
Schoo! Is the charming residence OF The
Aldrlch Dudltys This Comm0dioUS home
IS offered for rent furnished on yearly
bsSl1 a. : % per month
IHESE ARE OUTSTANDING OPPCR-
IUkIIlES. CALL MISS KELLEY DE-
CAIuR 54!2. SUNDAY AND EVENINGS.
SHEPHERD }"l": FRANCES POWELL
Evening star., 1937-05-20

C00MNLMAiIISsIoNERs 0N mi OF THE DISTINCT OF
lneS having been held by the Commissioners
OF the District Of Columbia in the matter
hereinafter described and the said COM
mlSSloners being satisfied as TO the equity
tlstlce and advisability Of said closnes and
abutting property owners. NOTICE IS
HEREY GIVEN that the said Commissioners
oRDEREp That re pursusnf iel1~nS to the ofnf5 pfo
visions of Public Act No 3O7, approved
December NJ H. 13 lo32 the street and ALLEY
Surveyor of the District of Columbia and
numbered as Maps 1884 and zoos is here
by ordered CLOSED, same TO take effect on
land comprised In said area so closed 10
revert TO the abutting property owners as
SnpXn S5pIc ToS on Said maps The said streets and
e43 seSeEPsd E. ba' sod foll9Ws Closing EADS
NE; closing EDISON PLACE west of 42nd
Street. NE; closing FOOTE STREET. NE,
west Of 42nd Street closing 18TH STREET.
NE. northerly from the northerly line Of
the loft. public alley parallel to and 100
5OSl; and closing ALLEYS in Square 500
No; 4755. 2. Closing Of Alley 10 feet
NV. in SQUARE 56.'' Any and ali parties parties
interested must file objections to said
closings in writing before the effective date
Of above order; otherwise the same shall
on and after said date become closed in
accordance with the provisions of said
MELVIN C. HAzEN GEORGE E. ALLEN.
DAN I. SULTAN. Commissioners of the Dis
.trict OF Columbia. my12.dexsuS,hol14t
Evening star., 1937-05-20

FOR SALE OR RENT ROOMS BATH.
oil heat. recreation room large lot. shade
trees; l0c bus zone. Bargain. F H. A
l4u4 North Wakefield st. Arlington. Va
Clarendon lcp6
Evening star., 1937-05-20

Call MIR GUIFFRE at Line. 81 s.
day or Met 2SH1 week days. r. ELL
MIDDLETON. GO5 Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1937-05-20

6'3-- ,th ST. .N.W.-ATTRACTIVE G-RM
corner house; June l 10 Sept 10 Reas.
10 responsible party Randolph ul43.
cool AND ATTRACTIVE Is RMS, B.
9 mi; June through August SG> mo.
Adams 9l33
Evening star., 1937-05-20
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

FIRST COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY
10 rms. baths. complete 3-apt bldg
tive Central NE Price only ~l@.750.
Qulck acton required Call Adams I So
.- UNUSUAL INVESTMENT.
c.'n % aCtual Het return on the amount of
absolutely modern IN eyerv detaI.. OF! heat.
"5Jl
NEW DETACHED 4-FAMILY APT, LO-
cateG ia sood Sc. rental section. gas heat
furnished by tenants: fun basement laun-
dry, room fully rented Bus. stores schools
- block. Direct from builder Also have
Du4ldlnfS with central heating plants Call
Atlantic 3Hf :. 90
~ @5o-IN PINK OF CONDITION ON
large lot forest trees, > sood % rooms. -' aufo-
matte hot-water heat oak floors. newly
CtcoFateG mooern Kitchen equipment all
new: block Old Georeetown rd. Walk
ing distance 10, stores. buses markets. A
far better re!ehborhoOd than usual at this
price. Shows GOOD income. Call Natl
os'f for details.
- FOUR-FAMILY FLAT. IN GOOD
Northwest section. Shows ~ net. Yearly
-, Second commercial: G rooms
and bath, INV n good NV. section.
Rented a. $40 month.
POTOMAC REALTY co.
35o3 Georgia Ave. Adams 1908
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
So OD0-Three brick houses four rooms
each, runninT water. no other IN
town wants qu!Ck sale.
Sc. ,5n-Brlck two-fami!y fat: northwest =
-, commercial: FIVE rooms and bath
plants: rented $50 month, estate sal
Sl4 4.Hju-New tour-lanllly fiat; 81 f.
vice. large rooms: GOOD white neigh
Dorhood. turTed, Caulked and insulated.
SHANNON d LUCHS. CO.