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The Kusko times., 1937-08-27
MACHINE AGE BOUND TO BENEFIT MANKIND
 1.-The Anchorage Daily Tlmezl

You cannot travel far enough these days to get away from the problem raised by mans invention of chinery
 Ernie Pyle rowing reporter, visited Alaska recently and in the town of Petersburg met who believes be has perfected shrimp picking machine
 Shrimp relatively tiny creatures which c011e Of the encased in little shells Getting them of the shells that they be canned has always been strictly handwork, and quite few people get jobs every year at the canneries doing this work.
 But this chap whom Pyle stumbled across has spent ten years working a machine to do the work He thinks, last that he has 1t ready to go; he plans to install 10 machines immediately in his cannery, and each machine will do the that 10 used to do.
 The result is that a small fishing village in Alazka-which you might suppose would be the last place in North America to be bothered by technoogca unemployment"-s going to get taste of the machine age. A certain number of people who always before ths could rely several weeks months of steady work will have to find something else to do hereafter Machinery has advanced little step along the road toward the obsolescence of human labor.
 This sort of thing has been happening on such huge scale n the last few decades that the Alaskan de- yeopment looks relatively insignificant But it isn't It is grim little signpost, reminding usin any still doubted-that for better for the replacement of hu-oan labor by machine labor is going to continue
 It s not merely problem of the big city; it IS something that affects faraway fishing villages just it affects big manufacturing eenters.
 Now there is bemoaning this development for it s certain and memorable death and taxes And, in deed in the long run cannot be anything but re mendous boon to the whole Mankind is being relieved of drdgery the nean monotonous backbreak ing jobs that part of the universal human lot being lifted of his back
 To say that living in a period of transition is trite-but accurate Our job is to learn how to learn to translate the machines achievements in terr of the wen-being of the entire community
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE KUSKO TIMES % ::
SIXTEEN YEARS AGO THIS WEEK
CTAKEN FROM THR FILES OF THE KUsKO TIMRS)

present operation is certainly some achievement when it is taken mo consideration that all of this work has been accomplished since June L Before the dredge parts could be moved, Q road-a good one, by the way-eight and one-half miles long, had to be built, to connect with the Government road leading to Takot- na. Work on this road to Yankee creek started about June 1 and was completed about July 15, the tractor traversing the entire course from Takotna to Yankee creek about the latter date. And, speaking of the tractor, it may be said that that ma chine must be given credit for the remarkable work 1t has done. Under the guidance and manipulation of Al Goslow, assisted by MT. Caldwell, this apparently numbering, reeling creature has been on the job all the time, as regular almost as clock work in making its daily round trip, a distance of 29 miles, and turning up almost to the minute each night with its load of from three to four tons. Up to the present time it has hauled no less than 100 tons.
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27
ALASKA YOUTH EARNING THEIR WAY
 Steward Gateway

The management of the Alaska Railroad is to be commended for giving the youth of Alaska opport nity only work during school vacation but stu dent tranmen gain taste for vocation to which aspire
 The Alaska Road Commission and the Bureau Of Public Roads as well as the Forest Service likewise give Alaskas yGuth opportunity to work during summer months, policy which reacts in their favor. And the lads hold up their end of the job like real men
 This is the of cooperation which will build the Northand; keeping children in Alaska instead dI joining the unemployment parade in the states
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27
S. s. TAX NO JOKE
(The Fairbanks News-Aiiner)

O. S. Sullivan deputy internal collector for Alaska is Fairbanks that every individual and firm subject the Social Security tax makes prompt payment of the sums due under the law
 All methodical and businesslke concerns and indi- vidua making their monthly payments as prescrib- ed in the act But there always percentage who are negligent, thoughtess who wfuly try evade the law Mir Sullivan makes it plain that there plenty of teeth in the law, and that those who fail comply are in for lot of grief.
 Recent decisions of the supreme court wiped out the last hope there yet chance of escaping the tax
 Payment of the is optional Every employer is required collect and the internal collector each month the stipulated percentage of ngs together with like to be matched by the ployer.
 Owing to the rush of getting the machinery set up and the act working smoothly the department has made special provision that those who have ne glected send their returns to date may do so and keep good standing But this attitude of enieney will terminate Now is the time pay and acquire the habit of paying regularly hereafter suffer the consequences.
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27

Mr. and Mrs. Gus .Gulliekson went to Takotna on the Alaskan. Mir. Gull dickson returning here this morning, but will return to the up-river town immediately. They will make Ia kotna their home for the time being.
 Ed Carlson came in Thursday from Candle Greek.
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27
RICHES OF THE SEA
(The Seattle Tfmes)

Ilhe StdLLt IlnrsI
 Operating on an Atlantic Ocean beach Will naington, N C.. the pumps of chemical company last year sucked 158O0O00OO0O pounds of sea water into shoresida tanks and by special treatment extracted many tons of bromne highly useful in anti-knock gas cline Bromine is all this company Is after; but its chemists report that the water, otherwise treated would have yielded s33 100000 worth of kitchen salt; s1sO500 900 worth of epson salts; s360O0000 worth of magnesum s42O0O in gold and s2s.000 in silver. It is clear why any company should such riches back the sea, unless in deferenee to present govern naents detelaton of riches for But seawater is where you find 1t; much Of it right hand If fisher do object it might be worth looking into it for something else
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27

George Jesse, on Spruce Creek, in the Ruby section, has about SS900 worth of gold taken by Henry He'll man, and Joe St. Germain from their ground about 70 miles from Poor man. The gold is coarse, of the flax seed order, according to Al Thorns, who saw the gold on his recent trip to Ruby. Messrs. Hellman and Ger main. who have been in the Novi section for some time, do not consid- CT that they have pay as yet; and declare there is not the slightest ex- cuse for a stampede.
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27

An old woman wished to write a letter to her son in America. She asked the local schoolmaster to write it for her. When the schoolmaster had it nearly finished he spoke to her and said: Well madam, have you any more to say?"
 ''Oh, tell him to excuse the bad spelling" was the reply.
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27

The Plume Dredging Company's dredge on Yankee creek IS now in full operation, the engine having been turned over for the first time on August 25. It's operation, for a newly assembled machine, is said to be nearly perfect. The placing of this dredge on Yankee creek and it's
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27

The launch Maple Leaf, Captain Bob Hart. arrived from Takotna Saturday night, having as passen- gers William Schneirla and c. W. c. Glass.
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27

Captain 4. E. Lathrop. manager of the Empress Theater at Anchor age, is offering S10O to anyone who finds oil seepages within ten miles of the City of Anchorage.
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27

It is easy to recognize statesmen in Europe They the timidE trying paefy Hitler and Musso nni-Newark Advocate
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27

Mike Blanusha returned this morn ing from a trip to Takotna, and will be a passenger for the Landing on the up-river trip.
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27

PLACER LOCATION NOTICES TOW on sale at The Kusko Tines office. Get yours today.
The Kusko times., 1937-08-27

The various employees of the Coates and Kastner mail service from White-horse, reported a great many bears on the trail, especially near Little creek, where they are said to be so tame that they stand at the windows and watch the boys eat.
Evening star., 1937-10-17

two-family house: separate heating
pants: grounds large enough and atfrac
me location; 10c bus service. Eyerythine
convenient Price especially attractive,
Evening star., 1937-10-17

NEW GROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, .
acres level Garden land. beautiful shaded
lawn. every convenience: IL miles D. c.:
S5,oo0. w. G. WILLIAMS. Cleveland
Evening star., 1937-10-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

=, 3OS LIE BLOND AVE. CHEVERLY, Md
New stone Cape Cod Colonial. baths down.
STAIRS bed room. = treplaces. extra large
kltcnen with breakfast alcove and pantry
center nall, rear vestibue: copper screens
slate roof metal window frames: built-in
garage solid tile and brick foundation
N TACT the nnest OF everything throug ghout
COX 2O-foot lot; greatly reduced in price,
Evening star., 1937-10-17
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN /!
5O24 NEW LEE BOULEVARD
2428 3oth PI. NV.

One of Glover Parks finest new
homes. Here is your opportunity to
acquire ownership with cash payment
as low as $4,000, balance actually
less than rent Contains rooms, 2
baths, Bryant Winter air-conditioned
heat tautomatic), open fireplace, ideal
kitchen. A visit will convince you.
Can be seen any time. For sale by any
Evening star., 1937-10-17
WOODBRIDGE ID c.

17oo-1704 Douglas st. n,e.--Two new de-
tached brick houses, Colonial design; real
center hall home; 2 chimneys. > open Are
places large living room dining room and
modern kitchen; 3 nice bed rooms.
beautiful bath. larse attic. recreation room
with open fireplace: fully insulated; gas
heat. Two of the best homes in this sec
ton. One look will convince you. Here is
q uell-built home come and see 1t. Price
and terms reasonable. Open daily from
am. to pm. until sold.
Also 1000 Lawrence st. n.e.-Six-room
bungalow; price and terms reasonable.
Seen by appointment only. Owner, B. F.
HOLMES, North 1446.
Evening star., 1937-10-17

TO SETTLE ESTATE RMS, BATH,
borhood; house worth $500: make offer;
CoLoRED- 1877 JACKSON ST. NE.
Brookland)-5-room bungalow. h-wh h..
cleo; hardwood floors. recreation room In
closed front and back porches, garage.
9 pm. Decatur 1850.
COLORED- AN ECONOMY HOME;
hardwood floors throughout; lockwood in
SsGla1on SoRn Il tnrTed walls; etc. $3.50: 500
TO :. Daily. to 2. Decatur 1852
COLORED-OWN YOUR HOME. HAVE
large and small houses, from 5 to 10 rms.
meaern men otbe4 small down
co. ii12 You st. NV North s497.
COLORED-SACRIFICE ONLY So. 500E
elec.; porches; gar; bargain Met. 5I47. I.
CoLORED-6 ROOMS, TILE BATH WITH
shower; h.-w.h.: cleo: hardwood floors
throughout: front porch: yard; alley; &c.
300. Decatur 594S.
COLORED-200 BLOCK FLORIDA AVE.
n.w.-S rooms oil heat; good condition:
owner willing to sell at sacrifice North
S59S.
COLORED-AN IDEAL HOME; 6 LARGE
rooms; new hot-water heat sys.: hardwood
floors throughout; large closets; every
modern Improvement; now vacant: pay
ments only $3.50 mo. Decatur Ills.
COLORED-6. ROOMS. BATH: H.-WH:
cleo; Park rd., nr. 1lth; $3.50, terms.
North 9109.
CoLoRED : s ROOMS. TILE BATH;
NV; easy terms. North 9709.
CoLoRED--WELL BUILT, CENTRALLY
located. IND and r. I. ave. n.w.i SIX rooms
and bath, recreational room; hot-water
heat: excellent condition: priced for quick
sale at S1,OO0.0 monthly payments less
than rent. This home ought to satisfy the
most. scrupulous buyer. Can be seen by
Florida ave. NV. 1os
& rooms and bath; Colonial porch long
yard; garage: Ontario road; $3.50 90.
Call Columbia 56gG. 1gs
COLORED-RARE BARGAIN-9 ROOMS;
oil heat. all modern conveniences: garage:
east of 18th and Kenyon SITS. NV. will
sell this beautiful home at very low
price, with reasonable terms. You will
Decatur 1886. before L o'clock Sunday or
Monday.
COLORED--1642 9th ST. NV ROOMS
and bath; h.-w.h. elec.; everything in new
condition; price. $5,950: good terms, f. A.
GARVEY. District 45Os. Sun. and eve,
Georgia $500. 1126 Vt. ave.
BARGAINS FOR COLORED.
Six rooms, hardwood parouet floors:
Colonial brick on Lamont st, east Of
matte heat; baths; price, $4,000:
'''00c BARGAINS IN BRooKLAND.
Call H. E. BATTLE, 715 Fla. ave. NV.
ONCE. Potomac 1850. Res, Potomac 1851.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
1W BRICK HOUSES

NEW BRICK HOUSES.
S6,95O-Seven rooms. five large. Ieht.
airy rooms. first floor: tiled bath. two
finished rooms. second. Cape Cod mouse.
on quiet street. with plenty Of trees. in
good residential neighborhood: con-
venient to high and grade schools; h-w.
heat. oak floors, fireplace. refrigeration,
two-car built-in garage. Easy terms.
x6500-Five-room new brick. near sani-
tarium Oak floors. fireplace. attic. built
in garage. insulated. er-stripped re-
frigeration. Oil or gas heat. Large lot,
with trees.
Other bricks, $500, $3.50 up to
$4,000.
$1.S0O-Three-room house. three lots,
on paved street.
3,95O-Four-room bungalow. h.-w. heat.
A well-built attractive house, large rooms.
on paved street. Other houses from 81 $50
TO $4,000, to z rooms. some with two
baths.
R. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll St Takoma Park Geo 1900
Evening star., 1937-10-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.
III HAMILTON ST. NV.

Modern. 2-family house with complete
privacy for both families, completely
equipped kitchen and bath with tub and
shower on both hoors, The rent from one
payments. A buy that cannot be eaualed
anywhere.
Omen Daily and Sunday.
VIM. Fl. SAUNDERS CO.. INC, Dist. 1918.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

TAKoMA PARK, D. C.. NEAR CITY
transp. Large 4-bed room house: new
heating system; redecorated; ready for
occupancy now. Reasonable. Shep. 4274.
PETWORTH-MODERN BRICK, GAS
tached 7-room. bath and half modern
brick. 3 blocks Georgia ave. and D. c. line.
OWNER. Adams 404a-W.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
THE LUTTRELL CO.,
25 ACRES-S6,3OO.

20 AO1tCO-DU,O ,OUU.
OPPORTUNITIES LIKE THIS Sell
DOM OFFERED.
% acres: 10 clear. 5 timber: 2-story,
S-room house with electricity. cellar. barn.
garage. chicken house. electric pump, sink
and running water in kitchen; fruit. flow
ers. shade: hard State road: convenient to
modern schools, stores. local and long
distance buses; 20 minutes from Penn.
ave: 81 900 cash desired: less considered;
entire bal; one trust payable monthly;
4 SON. Annsndale. Va. P. O.. Fairfax
Phone Alexandria SS6-W-2
Evening star., 1937-10-17
ESQ.

Very convenient nearly new. broom
house on highway with one acre OF ground.
Thirty minutes to city. Very large living
room. full-sized dining room. excellent
kitchen. Two bed rooms with nice bath
on first floor. Large. finished. recreation
room on second floor. This house is very
substantially built and has fine hot
water heating system Garage. Terms TO
suit you. Priced very low for immediate
sale.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
D. G. GRUVER
Investment Bldg, National 1877

Yon are also inuited to inquire about the
unusual hioh-orade. lotU-coSt homes being
erected by this Office to sell for $3.50 on
convenient terms.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TEARBY VA.-S8. $50

NEARBY VA.-$8,Z ,Z5U.
FIRST sHoWINo-e.rm.. 2-story brick,
AIR COND. Is min. bus. OTHERS.
$3.50 and up. McCLAINE. 2100 Wilson
blVd.. Gar. Va. Wal. Q2A2 dAy and eve
Evening star., 1937-10-17
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

AT ONCE, CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES,
any location: reasonable. E. W. BAILEY.
Adams 47S6 Mail. 1435 Meridian NV.
CASH FOR HOUSE SAUL ADD. OR
Chevy Chase. D. c.. bed room, b.. first
floor. or can be arranged. Phone Monday.
Geo. 122.
CASH FOR SMALL. HOUSES. ANY CON-
dtion. white or colored, Give price and
location. Box 1I5-X, Star
g TO 8 ROOMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE;
good cash payment. Like possession within
go days. This is NOT for listing purposes
E. 4. GARVEY. Dist. 450S 1926 VT ave.
GET THE BEST CASH PRICE FOR YOUR
property M BILDMAN; 1910 14th st.
North 1900. Ewes. Clev. S217..
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored. any condition. E. A.
barry. 3439 14th NV Columbia 60SG.
PRIVATE PARTY WILL PURCHASE I'M
mediately property free or nearly free OF
trust. immediate settlement; must be prop
erty which you are anxious to sell and will
accept terms; give full details. Box 174-S,
Star.
l PERSONALLY PAY CASH FOR WASH
ington property. white or colored brick
or frame: any section; get my price before
you sell. G. G. DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave-
National 44s2. Eve. Geo. e409 l.
WILL BUY,
White or colored. in any condition: cash
at once. r. L. CASSEL. National 9797,
Evening star., 1937-10-17
RARE BARGAIN.

u Acre. Rooms. S2.7OO.
A well-built not unattractive house in
good neighborhood. near Kensington.
Five rooms and bath, h.-w. heat. Plenty
shade. r. D. LILLE CO.. 264 Carroll st =.
TakOma Park. Geo. 1900
Evening star., 1937-10-17
93 Nd. Ave. Hyattsville. Nd,
Phone Greenwood 2l64.
THIS IS SOMETHING

A pleasant 9-rm. brick home, ami; q
car {arage; hish elevation; one block on
successful tourist home as we'll as q most
comfortable home for the owner: August
income, 1894; reason for selling. owner
mas ooueAt farm; sell to responsible pur-
will redecorate to suit purchaser
MARGARET G. CREWE.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
COLONIAL HOME.

BUILT ABOUT II3U,
12-room mansion with brass locks. split
laths; nreplaces with original msntels,
condition and unspoiled by amateurish
restoration. A home rich in tradition and
historic lore: an unexcelled example of
D. c.: 80 acres Of land. with beautiful
view. Price. .$l6.s0O; $500 cash, bal
by appointment and offered exclusively By
MASON H1R6T. Annandale. Va, at the
end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandris
669-j.1. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
HIGHLAND PARK, VA,
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. MD,

X6.25O.
2-story. center-hall. Broom home on
corner lot. with trees. ! blk. from bus
Also larger homes up to 1890 Drive out
and see exhibit home at 1902 North Nc
kinley st. this week end. TO REACH:
Go to Clarendon Monument and bear right
out Washington blvd. to North Mckinley
st. Il " miles past Glebe rd), left on Nc
Kinley ST.. i blk. to house
w. 8. HOGE. JR.,
walnut 1910. Eve. Walnut 915S.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
ARLINGTON VA

New. .2story. brick home. located in
beautiful Ashton Hts. section Of lovely
homes; go to number 500 North Nelson
ST.. inspect closely and compare it with
others. priced only S1,150. with $3.50 down,
balance S55 month. No trust to renew.
broom brick almost new. air-con-
ditioned. oil heat. cellar. laundry trays;
transp; 10c bus; located number 25O4
North Washington blvd. open for inspec-
ton. to g. Priced. $3.50. with 81 900
down. balance $50 month.
MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM,
HUDSON REAMY,
1122 N. Irving st. Phone Clar. 1892.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
VERY ATTRACTIVE.

V14V4 "A 1t11O I u.
New Cape Cod style house that is beau
tifully finished with best materials. No
money has been spared in building this
house perfectly. Unusually roomy living
room, excellent dining room. large kitchen
with cabinets and best quality inlaid lin
oleum. Two bed rooms. with tile bath and
shower on first floor. Floored attic suit
able for additional room. Insulated with
rock wool. Full basement Crane hot
water heating system. Double garage in
basement. Located on large lot near pub
lie transportation. Price. S6.75O. Very
reasonable terms with low monthly pay
ments. Shown Sunday by appointment
THE LUTTRELL CO.,
Evening star., 1937-10-17
CAPE COD COLONIAL.

$500 Cash. Balance Like Rent
New 6-rm. brick home tile bath oil
heat. fireplace. Magic Chef range floored
attic. insulation: large porch attached
gar: $500. 1898 2sth ST.. Mt. Rainier.
OWNER, Greenwood 2613
Evening star., 1937-10-17
S6.95O.

NEW BRICK DETACHED.
= RMS. , BATHS.
House arranged for 2-family occupancy.
Some one is going to benefit greatly by
owner leaving city and sacrificing this fine
home in ne. suburbs. KELLY STEELE a
BRANNER Dist. 1141. Evenings. Emerson
1851. or Emerson 5331.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
SALE ALEXANDRIA, VA.

ALEXANDRIA. vA.-oLD HOUSE. oRfGi
nal Woodwork: rooms. . baths. oil burn
err conveniently located 500 Cameron s,
Phone Alexandria 503-M.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COLORED.
BARGAINS-BARGAINS.
1877 HARVARD ST Nw.-six nice
'rooms; OIL heat; between Georgia and
than S5.2OO.On. on easy terms.
BARGAINS-BARGAINS.
1909 o ST. NW.--11 rooms. bath; oil
heat: brick garages for 4 cars: extra lot
worth $4,000: kitchen on each floor; .
money-msker for some one with . little
BARGAINS-BARGAINS.
WE SPECIALIZE in medium and low
priced homes many reconditioned. II you
want . bungalow in the suburbs, = small
IN or call us about your needs There is
no charge to you and you'll md our serv-
ices helpful and friendly.
Capital View Realty Co.,
National ~ s2ss. = Z. AVE- MiseoSsln CONS s,ss.
FOR COLORED.
TWo-story brick house. arranged for two
families: must be sold now. Now rented
for x62 per mo: easy terms. Call Mr..
Boaze, Geo. 6719.
1904 IVA ,WAPLE s JAMES. INC; .,..
COLORED.
1414 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
This attractive DETACHED home OF
rooms and bath has Just been put in
NEW-HOUSE CONDITION; large lot,
VI 900 cash and S65 per month. Gail
HARRY ROD, Natl. 4525.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
Eve. 4 Sun. Walr
FOR $500.

An attractive 5-rm. Cape Cod, Colonial
or Dutch Colonial home built to order ON
historic Virginia lands-half-acre wooded
plots. 20 min. to Washington. Wilton
Woods. Telegraph and Franconia rds
Alexandria. Phone OWNER. Alexandria ia
Evening star., 1937-10-17

WILL PAY CASH FOR
HOUSES. WANT SEVERAL
HOUSES ATONCE. REALTY
CORP, MET. 1856.
room, modern house, close Howard Uni
versity; pay $1,000 cash, $50 mo. Box
Ask, Star
Evening star., 1937-10-17
$500

Buys 5-rm. house. anil: reconditioned
poultry house; lis acres Of sround with WITH
large oaks, variety Of fruit trees and
shru6bery; beautifully landscaped; de-
slrable location; easy terms
WILLIS & COWELL.
93 Md Ave HvattSviIls Ad
Evening star., 1937-10-17
RENT ALEXANDRIA, VA.

ALEXANDRIA 732 N. WASHINGTON ST.
Groom brick 2 baths. h.-V.h. arranged
mo HOPKINS FURNITURE CO.. Alex.
andria or phone Dist. 1911.
Evening star., 1937-10-17
VIRGINIA

Colonial-style center hail. Lge. living
rm. with fireplace and sun room. 3 bed
rooms. / master bed room with priv. bath,
recreation room and maids room in water
proof basement. Oil heat. Located on
the new Lee Blvd. Virginias most beauti-
ful entrance to Washington. Price, $1,000.
Easy terms.
HUGH E. PHILLIPS CO.,
ALL 2lGn- Eve 4 Sun Walnut Qna1
Evening star., 1937-10-17
Phone Falls Church 36O.
JUST ONE MORE LEFT

We are offering = beautiful home at
sacrifice price that Is complete in every
detail and has to be seen to be appreciated:
near school and transportation. 14O La
Blond ave., Cheverly. Md. ARTHUR
AUGUST, Atlantic 0636.
Evening star., 1937-10-17

Also something good at less than 81 900.
small cash payment. terms right Modern
recondttloned house, rooms, w h
shaded lot 'i'''
Come in and see why the c. w. CLEVER
COMPANY, INC, at 1923 N Irving street
Arlington. Va. is really selling houses
Evening star., 1937-10-17
IYATTSVILLE. SACRIFICE.

SO WARREN AVE
Frame house, 4 rooms, good condition:
oil heat. lot 10Oxl20; garage, large trees:
near schools. stores, bus and car line. Open
Sunday. HyattsYille l2H-W.
Evening star., 1937-10-17

80 LEGION DRIVE. CHEVERLY. Md
New stone bungalow 5 rooms. attic. built-in
sarage, large lot. metal window frames.
copper screens. fireplace. electric kitchen:
private street away from traffic and rs
priced $1,000 below value; small down
payment and the owner will carry entire
Evening star., 1937-10-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

20 HOLLY RD, CHEVERLY MD-s
rooms, 4 bed rooms; large magnificent
country home that words cannot describe:
you must see and look it over in person:
every modern convenience in both appoint.
ments and equipment conductive to gracious
dlgnihed living will be found here where
children can play al will and out of danger.
S13.5OO or best offer: terms to suit or viii
trade; illness forces sarrif1ce cole A
Evening star., 1937-10-17

n.w.-S rooms: oil heat; good condition:
owner willing to sell at a sacrifice. North