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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-11
20 YEARS AGO
Frum The Empire
MARCH II, 1917.


 According to disclosures made in Washington, it became known that part of the famous Zimmerman note heretofore not made public off, fered Japan all of the United States west of the Rocky Mountains as a compensation for joining Germany and Mexico in making war on the Uniter States. This portion of the note was not previously disclosed as the President and State Depart ment felt it wise to withhold it from publication inasmuch as Japan had never received the offer
 Julius Jensen, well known Douglas hardware merchant, left on the Princess Sophia for a trip south.
 Another red delivery wagon was added to the equipment of the AL aska Laundry whose business had increased so that it needed two automobiles to handle it.
 W. s. Pekovich, well known Fun ter Bay mining man, was in Juneau at the Gastineau.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Goldstein were sois Inbound passengers on the Princess Sophia on their way to New York in connection with Mir Goldsteins fur business.
 Oscar Grundler started work at the Treadwell assay office.
 The principal bout at the Thane smoker was between Martin Jor- gensen and Ralph Martin. The lat ter was the winner.
 Al Shyman, travelling representa- tive for one of the large whole sale companies, was leaving for the south to resign his position. He planned to enter business in An chorage.
 Weather: Highest, 36; lowest, 33; cloudy.
 Empire ads are read
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Q. Should a woman remove her glove to shake hands, or apologize if she does not? 2 A. No; neither is necessary.
 Q. What form of closing should a man use when writing to a girl, with whom he is slightly acquaint- ed?
 A. Very truly yours.' or "Very yours"
 Q. What is bearnaise sauce?
 A. A rich sauce thickened with egg yolk, and containing the fla vor of shallot and tarragon
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BOWLER BACK

Steve Vukovich, sixth member of the Elks' bowling team that so unsuccessfully invaded Anchorage to take part in the Winter Sports Tournament there, returned to Ju- neau aboard the steamer Victoria. MT Vukovich remained in Anchor age on business for one week longer than the other team members.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-11
Arctic Flight
 Reported Made One Leg of 2,500-Mile Project Completed
 Pilot Near Alaska

MOSCOW, March 11.-Chiefs Pi- lot F. B. Pairing, Soviet Arctic flier, reports he has completed the outward leg of the project of 12,50O mile flight, the first complete cir cult of the Far North ever under taken He radioes he has reached Anadyr, near Alaska. He left Moscow on February 9.
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LIBERTY-AS YOU LIKE TT

With the Legislatures record so close at hand, it may not be just cricket English friends would say, to be reading the Congressional Record. But we had just finished reading MT Hoovers Union Club speech the Road to Suicidev and were look ing for something a little lighter v Fs Coincident, however, happened to open the Record to the remarks of Mr. John R. Murdock Con- gressman from Arizona, who that day of the Record making some extensive remarks spn the much cussed and discussed matter of Liberty MT. Hoover had spoken of the same thing in his address. The former President was again fearful that human rights being jeopardized because MT Roosevelt had suggested plan for recognizing the judiciary very frankly declared it the road to suicide and cried in loud voice for liberty He indicated that he sought the same kind of liberty which led to a great many things back in 1929-3O and '31-none of them good
 There are certain things" he declared, that must not be changed. These the fundamental safeguards of human rights. The American people must halt when it is proposed to lay hands on the independence of the Supreme Court That is the ul- tmate security of every cottage It is the last safe guard of free men" And then we opened the Record and found MT. Murdock's remarks The Congressman also had waxed eloquent on that day and had uttered the famed words which were shouted by Madame Roland when she was being led to the gulotine in France during
  have been Ecommitted in thy namei" He was discussing what he termed Liberty in Law" and orated follows:
 Liberty in law. That is the brand of Am
 erican liberty that not the natural
 liberty of the wilderness the jungle but
 liberty increased because it is demited, in-
 creased because it is confined and defned
 that is American liberty, that is civil
 liberty; and I am for its preservation. I fear,
 MT. Chairman that many of these folks who
 banded the word liberty freely before,
 during and after the last campaign think
 ing of another kind of liberty. They
 thinking of the liberty of business to
 hampered and unregulated. great many
 of economic reactionaries today, mat
 ter on which side of the aisle they are to which
 party they belong thinking of the laissez
 faire days of this country, the half century
 following the War between the States They
 want big business and all kinds of business to
 free every man for himself and the devil
 take the hndermost When certain indus
 tralists cry for liberty. they probably mean the
 liberty of fox in a chicken roost
 succulent phrase that-"he liberty of a fox in chicken roost" It turns the mind back to the days of Hoover Prosperity with two in every gar age, was it two roosters in every coop?
 Oh, well, it is evident there various kinds of Liberty, and, the French woman cried what crimes have been committed in thy name' a "a
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LOOK nld LEARN
 By A. c. Gordon

l. How many people are drown ed annually in the United States?
 2. Who was the first Roman to invade Britain? 't1
 3. What is the approximate dis tance of the moon from the earth?
 4. What is the largest of all song birds? Fade
 5. What country is the true, or iginal home of the diamond? @a
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CRAvIOLINI WEST

Tony Craviolini sailed from Ju- neau for Anchorage aboard the steamer Alaska. to take charge of his newly acquired restaurant there, the Anchorage Grill.
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One of the longest engagements on record ended when Chen Min pa, 68, retired Chinese army of- ficer, m arried his 61-year-old sweetheart to whom he had been bethrothed for 50 years.
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Turtles in China are regarded as the most deprayed of animals. Only one invective gives a Chinese greater offense than to call him a turtle. That is to call him the descendant of one.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-11
Mofett Memorial Torphy Awarded
 U.S.S. California

SAN PEDRO, Cal, March II. - The Moffett Memorial Trophy awarded annually to the most eff ficient battleship or cruiser and ob- servation plane unit, will be pre- sented Saturday.
 The award will go to the aviation unit aboard the U. s. s. California flagship of the battle force.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-11

head of the New York Post has taken from the ranks of American journalism powerful figure and able craftsman. Until week before his death two weeks ago at the age of 81 his voice still guided the editorial page of the Times generally conceded one of the best in the land. Compared by many with Bryant Greeley and other famous editors of his brief paragraphs will live long after he forgotten and should prove a guiding star to many an editor as to his true function in any community MT Ogden said:
 government without newspapers would
 be intolerable A government with newspapers
 is endurable. A government by newspapers
 would be the worst conceivable.
 His passing has brought eulogy from the editors of the nation and of the most interesting and enghtenng on the true character of the man is the following from the New York Herald Tribune:
 To most newspaper readers the name of Rollo Ogden unknown. He never appeared in public signed articles sought self advertisement But in his chosen eldthat of editorial writer--he was recognized as a master Through his writing he was. over long years, important influence in the forming of American thought. He left the min stry in 1891 at the age of 35 to join the editorial of The New York Evening Post then at it's height under the leadership of the late E. L. Godkin. From 1902 till its first metamorphoss in 1920 he was its vigorous editor, crusading for nneteenth-century English liberalism in twentieth century America. hitter when emotionally aroused he skilled in scathing denunciaton. When he embarked upon a crusade he expected and gave quarter.
 The shift to The New York Times major change his With the greatly enlarged audi ence decline in the opportunity for personal utterance Those who had admired his style in the days of The Post had difficulty in identifying his work in the medium. Yet his craftsmanship re- mained great and he brought to the direc- ton of The Times page all the talents of a distin guished mind. There, on The Post, his phenomenal memory was of constant value to him. Always his discussion of current problems rich in analogy with earlier events both in this country and in Great Britain with whose political history he was equally familiar
 Writing indefatigably himself, and directing able he maintained the reputation of The New York Times editorial page at high level. Not even the impairment of his sight in the last two years kept him from work, did the illness which weak ened his astonishingy powerful and vigorous body retard his mental energies. He died in harness as he would have wished still valiant figure in Ameri journalism at the age of 81 His rich experience and wide knowledge made his conversation thing of delight to his friends They will miss not less his fineness of spirit and gentleness of manner Because of the anonymity under which he worked, the wider public has been little of him. But such rare abilities and high character the less the most precious possessions of any community,
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If there were benches in the legislative chambers they would be well worn, judging from the prayers that have been uttered to Congress. e
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A week for the wounds to heal, and the law makers can again start directing remarks at one another
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GOES HOME

Mrs. E. J. Blake, medical pa tient. was dismissed from St. Ann's Hospital this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-03-11

Emil Hurja is going to enter the insurance busi- ness. We wish for him that he is able to estimate his prospect accurately he does national elections
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Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office
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Note of Coincidence
(Philadelphia RecOrd)
another.

Philadelphia Record
 The Curtis Publishing Company used several tons of pulp last year predicting, in the Saturday Evening Post and its other magazines, that collapse was certain if the New Deal were allowed to spend four more years undermining American business
 Unfortunately the advertising and editorial of fices of the Curtis company are poorly co-ordmated Its solicitors, amid the encircng gloom sold more advertising than Its latest annual report is as incongruous rosy cheeks Jeremiah Earn ings were $63OO00O compared with $5,30O'000 the year before.
 Our heart goes out to Curtis editors in their sorrow Good times have befalen them. These are the ills that flesh is heir to- We hope the misfortune of prosperity will not weaken their faith that disaster not already here is at least just around the corner
 Chin up.
 Pennies may come from heaven but the taxpayer has to work like hell for the dollars.-Ohio State Journal
 At 92 the late Chief Justic Oliver Wendell Holmes did not appear of unsound mind--Toledo Blade
 Fair illustration of what Cowper called apt all erations artful aid" Kill killer kidnapers-Toledo Blade
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A GREAT EDITOR PASSES

Death of Roo Ogden. Editor of the New York Times since 1922 and before that 29 years editorial
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H A P P - -B l R I Fl DA

The Empire ertends congrdtula- tiona and best t3ishes todcy, their birthday anniUersayy. to the folloaD- ing:
 MARCH II
 D. F. Willard
 Phillip Bertholl
 Mrs. J. T. Petrich
 Charles Switzer
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'AlaskaT by Lester p. Henderson!
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At 92 the late Chief Justic Oliver Wendell Holmes lid not appear of unsound mind.--Toledo Blade.
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Pennies may come from heaven, but the taxpayer has to work like hell for the dolars-Ohio State Journal.
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Fair illustration of what Cowper called apt al- Alterations artful aid" Kill killer kidnapersToledo Blade
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Empire ads are read
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Julius Jensen, well known Douglas hardware merchant, left on the Princess Sophia for trip south.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
FRUIT FARM.
WHAT A BARGAINI

from downtown WASHINGTON Well stream
6-room house, barn. electricity; all clear
and in high state of cultivation: long road
frontage; free school bus at door, near rail
and bus transportation. Price, $4,000.
Act now if you want this.
MARTIN T. WEBB & SON. Annandale Va
p. o. Fairfax Phone Alex S76-W-3
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MARYLAND FARMS

% acres. fine land, high elevation
main pike, about 9 miles north large
house, bath; INV: heat; financed to per
NIT small down payment; price $40 800.
owner. required to live in town, will con-
slider trade or rental proposition
81, acres in village, large house suit
able for taking tourists; bath electricity;
several outbuildings., nice blue grass field,
plenty of shade house needs repairs;
$4,000 a09s7 9s7 AoREsIss' AZ Rsr @o5t9. 566.
Dairy and stock farm. in good farming
section. about 20 miles north. Attractive
and other G buildings. About half = cleared.
balance woods Patuxent River through
ACREAGE TRACTS REASONABLE
PRICES
acres. Brookeville Pike (Georgia ave .
e2;S eievation, s. 5oo@5 acres. near ar Takoma.
3 miles north Of Colesville. $4,000
or 40 acres; 2 miles from G3lesville, Cole Sl25
000-l59 acres, long highway frontage
and also river frontage S22 500.-Front-
age on Colesville Pike, large farm. $50
per acre.
75 acres on river; fine meadow, woods.
on paved road, rooms and bath. cleo,
very best kind of Md. soil; fine view, con-
yenient to, railroad station: S12 500
2o5 acres, best MONTGOMERY County farm
divided historical brick Colonial eiec-
tricity INV. heat bath; plenty of out
buildings, tenant house; to be sold At price
OF ordinary farm.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
2e4 Carroll st.. Takoma Park. Geo. $500.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RIVERDALE HEIGHTS, ND.
About "a acres Of ground, bound by two
ter, sewer and lights; high elevation; i'm
proved by Groom, bath, frame house; hot
water heat, cleo lights good-size sreen,
house, sarage' s, trees price $4,000 $1,000
cash. 0"lAn'e M nGa'H1H B. WEAVER,
Dist 3347 Clev. 4944.
ls2 ACRES, FRONTING 1900 FIT. on
opp' Ms' s Institute Of Of Heip. fe'a Win divide.
PIERRE G; DUGAN 3 NEPHEW,
$50 Charles St. Baltimore.
GRIN. COTTAGE GYoN PARK. AMI,
81 1857 'oSo Monthly. @ 81 so WV oASn
cash rms s5o5 SatR Mon5Ry II sso e s0Sla0 ss'0o.
rms, bath, ami, h.-wh., lot 1ooxllao,
sase Shade 0n reeT sanh Gent bar
No mortgages to renew.
ot n?1Sf saSs $500 Casio fouslf sfO6c Se
JOSEPH REIBLE, Agent, Call Clar. 515.
1905 N. Garfield St. Arlington. Va.
THIS HOUSE is DIFFERENT-NoT A
indiyiduality and distinction; its value is
enhanced, by its immediate surroundings:
s.ls3S a most , select American community: large
bed room and bath maids room and bal th
q. r. and kitchen. screened porch on the
first floor: in the basement is great rec
oNAO4i LOoiil. WOIllltlluI oar ana ire
place: two-car attached garage, oil burn
ing unit; the second floor has two delight
ful bed rooms and luxurious bath and
shower: the spacious lawn has fine oaks,
Shrubbery. rock garden. etc: Sl5, 700, with
about So 500 cash and S11o monthly buys
this revelation in value and good taste
open Saturday and Sunday 4612 37th St,
near Golf Club Manor, or phone CLEVER
co. INC, Arlington Va
8 r., OIL HEAT. GARAGE. PAVED ST;
lO-cent zone; SO $50.
r, bungalow. finished attic, INV h.,
garage, chicken house, large Handicapped
4ot: paved street; 1O-cent zone; S4 900,
Or, bungalow. modern; wooded lot
paved street; lO-cent zone; So $50.
Good fourroom house 3 lots, paved
street; 10-cent zone $3.50.
PEET,
2l25 Lee Highway. Clarendon III.
ARLINGTON, VA, 3 MILES FROM WHITE
House : Wooded lot 235-ft frontage
Small house, garage. paved street, 50 500
Terms. $500 down S@5 month.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
TAKoMA. AT SILVER SPRING

4-room ColonlaIi Tile bath. h.-wh., oil
burner. hardwood floors. full basement;
heavy construction; owner will sell for low
fsure of S5.250: $500 cash $50 80 month
Call for appointment Greenwood 1887
Evening star., 1937-03-21

ROW HOUSE LOTS,
l.. 70 lots IN convenient ne. section where
there Is, GOOD market for single and
two family row houses
DETACHED HOME SITES.
y lots near 46th st and Mass. ave. n W .
sewer.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE.
desirable Georgia ave. site. zoned for
SO. IT
COMMERCIAL SITE
Large lot. vicinity of l4th and Irving
SITS NV, suitable for either stores or apt
house: in the heart of the Columbia
Heights shopping district; within walking
distance of theaters schools and churches;
priced right. See MR.. WALTER.
B. F. SAUL CO..
925 18th st. NV. Natl, 2l0O.
COLORED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS, S75 up: easy
terms: help build District 917O
Evening star., 1937-03-21

S6,50Q-New brick BUNGALOW. in section
OF new homes style of architecture that
has proved to be very popular. Rooms
OF good size attractive and convenient
arraneement. Full attic and basement.
two-car built-in garage. H.-w. heat. Fire
place, Hardwood floors. Gas range and
electric refrigeration. Easy terms.
S6,5OO-Similar house with second
down dow it5nfsT moSfbiy paymenss ahtT rooms >ooo
S4,15O-Four large rooms and bath;
INV. heat. Terms.
dining room like one large room. Addi-
tional room for maid. Large shady lot.
H.-w. heat. Automatic gas water heater.
Garage. Easy terms. Convenient to bus.
D n TIT TT ~
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seAsHoRE PROPERTY.

VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. FOR SALE. PRIN.
cess Pat Hotel modern 80 rooms COM
pletely furnished. Steam heat on high
hill overlooking ocean. H. GARRETT
SMITH owner Virginia Beach. Va.
Evening star., 1937-03-21
FARMS FOR RENT.

POULTRY FARM, MONTGOMERY CoUN-
", Md, on paved State road, - miles to
center OF Washington: home OF rooms
and bath, elec. lights; poultry house TO
hold 1000 chickens. with cleo lights and
water. stable, COW barn, etc; fine iield5
Tor crops, about 80 acres in all; rent ~lup
per month. MORTON J. LUCHS. Col. 1856.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

s-suite apt. 1907 rented; well built and
modern in every detail Owner leaving for
Europe and will sell on S. 600 cash pay
ment to responsible party for S26 900.
BulldlnT shows g. 500 net annual income.
Call j. ]. OMARR. evenings, Natl. $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

TO SETTLE ESTATE
2-family nat rented to colored tenants
at $50 per month. Good Northwest To-
cation
Price ST 500
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
100 Eye st. Metropolitan 1850.
Evening star., 1937-03-21

OWNER LEAVING TOWN.
Must sacrifice a beautiful 7-room home in
restricted neishborhood, mi, sun parlor
built-in garage. oil burner, large lot, rock
garden. Shrubbery. etc. Price. $500 for
quick sale: terms. Call J. HARRIS ROC
ERS. Hyattsville 106.
Have other bargains from So $500 up
also building lots on terms
Evening star., 1937-03-21
INDUSTRIAL GROUND

On ran and water several parcels, /
acre to 7i2 acres, suitable factory oil
and coal plants. etc; short hauls to city;
other parcels of industrial and 2nd com
merclal ground in city. Write or call
Mr.. B. NJ. Benz,
l.. T. GRAVATTE.
ron I51b No
Evening star., 1937-03-21

THIRTY SEVEN 4-FAMILY-FLAT LOTS,
S1,100 Each-Water Sewer Streets
First Trust Loans Arranged
Evening star., 1937-03-21

SS,75O-Recently built brick house,
house condition. Oak floors Fireplace.
Oil heat. In section of good houses con-
yenient to transportation and schools.
Terms
81. .450-Attractive six-room house, hol-
low tile Stucco. Large living room with
sun room. H.-w, heat. Fireplace Hard
wood floors Convenient to bus and
stores. H A. financed
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CALVERT CO. MD

!, so acres on secure harbor: close in to
the lower Patuxent River and Chesapeak ke
Bay hShlng grounds; 7-room farm house
II; settlhs OF large old oak trees; 100 feet
elevation; overlooks Patuxent River Has
tobacco barn stable and other outbuild-
nss; Land two-thirds cleared; sassafras,
SANDY Ioam-a typical Calvert County
reached from paved highway
terms. ~~'''
, THEODORE F. MENK,
co,;93bh Fafk Road Columbia 7s45.
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- IhhONIh AT SlLVER SPRlNlT
S4 450O-Modern bungalow. with rms
bath. lnclosed porch, screened porch, attic,
basement large wooded lot paved street;
good location
S6950-New modern brick bungalow, 5
large rms. plus = finished rms. in attic;
2-oar built-in garage.
,500-Large white house with lots
8 rms. 2 baths 2-car garage, h:-w h.. oil
burner, porches. shrubbery, fruit and trees.
Alanseu ipR RoBGRT GT + E Fa'iI155fH IoHR.
311 Cedar ST., Tx PIX. Geo, OSS1.
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,OBT. L. McKEEVFR co INC

Shoreham Bldg. Natl. 1850
AN OLD TAVERN. ia MILES FROM
Washington in Southern MARYLAND and of
rich historical interest. would make an
ideal spot for a combined home tea house
and inn; II acres of land provide ample
parking space and by advertising the his
torical interest you can pack them in for
meals and refreshments: price. $500.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
1910 K St NV Natl 1896
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6-ROOM B GALOW. LARGE LOT.
excellent condition; convenient to markets
and TRANSPORTATION: very reasonable to
ouick buyer. Call OWNER Walnut S932:
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JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.

UI % EIdaI OdUIIOI soI. LlIlC. WIgV.
CORNER STORE AND = APIS; STORE
leased to chain grocery for II years, apis.
OF rooms and bath each; all rented Tor
81 $50 per year; building all modern
price, $l4,5 Call MR.. RAINE. RAN
dolph BAL
WAPLE &, JAMES. INC,
1924 14th st. NV. Dist. 33i7.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

front; yr.-'round cottage + rms . bath
large screened porches. PEIS Shepherd
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S650.00.
Peabody st. near 3rd st. n.e.-5Ox147
neighborhood of detached houses. Mr.
LAwton. Lincoln 4359.
1343 n st. NV. District $500.
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10 ACRES OF RICH. CLEAR LAND ON
hard road, 10 miles from D c.; 4room
bungalow; city cleo; full basement: pretty
shade, well and several outbuildings; on
school bus line in white neighborhood L.
o 6ace cesb 70 MaSnsTon Go pTGe rs
$50 per month See MASON HIRST An
nandale Fairfax County Va at the end
OF Columbia Pike. Phone Alexandria
SG0-J-1
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JBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUNGALOW. MONTGOMERY RD.. 8
miles from Laurel. Md. 5 rms. heat elec.
ana pump water. About y acre ground;
1000 cash. H. E. WOOTTEN Laurel.
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NORTH WASHINGTON,

kENS1NGTON.
-, - I5O-,. acre, level lot, well-built
hnlShed attic rooms. full basement fur
mace: electricity. two garages poultry
house. About 4 miles D c.
250-Large brick bungalow on beau
titul half-acre lot, plenty of shade and
attic h.-W. heat. Oak floors. Fireplace
Double garage. Poultry house. Conven-
lent to bus Terms
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PEEI.

2l25 Lee Highway. Clarendon III. .
ARLINGTON, VA, 3 MILES FROM WHITE
House : Wooded lot 235-ft frontage
Small house, garage. paved street, So 500
Terms. $500 down S@5 month.
PEET
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BUILDING LOTS. CHEVY CHASE D. c..
priced low for cash; acreage for moderate
cost housing also fashionable locations for
. and 3 acre estates brokers attention.
FULTON R GORDON 1927 Eye st. NV.
District $3.50
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FURN. BUNGALOW. NEARBY MD, 5 R,
b. ami. 3 acres; shade fruit trees; $50
Apply 14l4 G Sc