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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10

{, perior court, through Judge Cornell, has found that the highway Com- missioner has the sole jurisdiction of the construction, reconstruction and maintenance of state highways and that the public works commissioner has no authority over highways"
 The association based it's recoTn- mendation to Macdonald on the fact that "the court has suggested to the attorney general that the technical objections, raised in this case by the state, might properly be waived and Q hearing had upon appeal to the supreme court as to the merits of the action"
 Action Was Proper
 Judge Cornell, ruling on Q five- point state demurrer to the suit, said the action was brought properly, but sustained the attorney generals con- tention the association was not in- jured financially by the battle over highway control.
 On the fifth and major point of the demurrer, the judge overruled the attorney general defined the term "real assets" and declared the state highway department could not be interfered with by Commissioner of Public Works Robrt A. Hurley.
 Then he urged the whole matter be thrashed out in supreme court "on its merits"
 Hurley Will Keep On Hartford, Conn, Nov. 10.--(UP) Public Works Commissioner Rob- ert A. Hurley declared today he would continue to let state highway contracts, regardless of the decision of Superior Court Judge John A. Cornell he had no Jurisdiction over that state agency.
 "The superior court decision yes- terday was not @ decision, but an opinion" Hurley said. T am not going to change my duties until the case is decided by the supreme court. I am proceeding under the previous opinion by the attorney general and dntil I am notified to the contrary oy the attorney general, shall con- tinue to let contracts for the high way department"
 The next batch of contracts which he will approve, Hurley said, will be let November l6.
 Hurley's announcement height- ened the confusion between his de- partment and the highway depart ment supervised by Commissioner John A. Macdonald.
 It was made shortly after the Connecticut Rural Roads Improve ment association, upon whose in- junction suit Judge Cornell's de- cision was rendered, asked the att torney general to withdraw "all technical objections" to the action and seek supreme court decision as to which division controlled the highways on the merits of the case.
 Hurley's department already has been advised by the attorney gen- eral to refrain from further enter ing into contracts with the U. s. Bureau of Public Roads until the control issue IS settled. The U. s. Bureau recognized only the highway department as the contractual party for the state.
 Macdonald Studies It
 Hartford, Conn, Nov. 10.-(UP.- State Highway Commissioner John A. Macdonald said today he was studying the Superior Court Judge John A. Cornell's decision and the resolution by the Connecticut Rural Roads Improvement association on the battle for highway control be fore taking any action"
 He said he may decide late today whether to ask Attorney General Charles J. Mclaughlin to take the controversy between his department and the division of public works to the supreme court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10

tContinued from Page D in several sections of the city be changed. This will result in the en- largement of enrolment at several schools, and a decrease in enroll ment, or possible closing, at other schools.
 Undecided on Expert
 Mayor Hayes is said to be unde- cided as yet as to whether a survey of the local schools should be made by an expert from out of the city. Such a survey would mean a set of recommendations that the board of education would be asked to adopt. A survey of this type was conducted in Hartford a few years ago, and the recommendations of the educa- tion expert are still being put into effect.
 An informal study of the present school department set-up has in- dicated that some local teachers have passed their peak of efficiency and should be replaced by others.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10

Carolan were questioned yesterday afternoon, he said.
 Carolan was placed under arrest at about 2 o'clock yesterday morn- ing and confessed that he was the driver of the hit-and-run car, few hours later. Maxwell was fatally hurt as he walked near the motor vehicle testing lane on Thomaston avenue. His wife gave birth to a baby on the day he was buried.
 Wife Breaks Down
 Mrs. Carolan, who is the mother of two lovely children, a boy and a girl, had steadfastly proclaimed her husbands innocence at all times un- til yesterday when she broke down. She then took Police Supt. William J. Roach and Sergt. Charles Mo- Weeney to Hancock brook, which passes her home, and showed them where she threw portion of the broken handle, which figured promi- nently in the breaking of the case. The two police officers waded into the brook and retrieved the small bit of metal. They found 1t to fit per- fectly with the portion then found at the scene of the accident.
 Immediately after being released, MT. and Mrs. Carolan left head quarters separately, MT. Carolan going to his counsel and bondsman, and Mrs. Carolan starting in an- other direction on the arm of her father, who has been constant visitor at the station since the ar rests.
 It was learned from counsel that MT. and Mrs. Carolan were not to go directly home, but would be there at noon to meet their children.
 Postmaster Charles A. Babin was surprised and sympathetic when in-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10

This may mean large number of retirements. All local teachers con- tracts expire next June, and no ac- ton along that line can be taken un- til the contracts for 1938-39 are sent out. It Is believed that a number of teachers now in the employ of the city will not be offered contract re- newals.
 The "housecieaning" in the schools will not apply only to teachers, but to other employees of the education department as well. This includes janitors, clerical help, and others.
 It is virtual certainty that any changes recommended by the mayor will be approved by the board of education. The present board has Q Democratic majority, and the same situation will prevail when the .new board takes office in January of next year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10
MASSACRE TOLD
 BY AN AMERICAN

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10
Grieve, Bisset s Holland, lne.
 "Woterbury's Dependable Store"
ON THURSDAY

sale of articles made by people of the sae The oney derived from the any article given to the who article Help this good work along by pat- ronzng this sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-10
SHE HAD PLENTY
 TO ANSWER FOR

Boston, Nov. 10. (UP)-Dorothy Mcdonald, 32, borrowed" a taxi cab she found parked in the south end today and
 Sideswiped an automobile.
 Injured two pedestrians.
 Crashed into another automobile. Was arrested on charges of negli- gent driving, hit-run driving, H. censeless driving, taking an auto mobile without authority-and drunkenness.
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10Th STREET HEIGHTS.



Beautiful Breuninger built detached
home of 5 rooms. = baths and in excellent
over $50 600, Ideal arrangement. modern
equipment. oil furnace maids room. attic
lear garage Substantial cash payment
a this price Inspection by appointment
only. Call FLOYD E. DAVIS CO, EXclu
SlEe Agents Na-lQDal O31o
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NOTHING LIKE IT-9 IMMENSE ROOMS,
open freplaces; garden, trees; shower, re-
trigerator; conv. downtown, accommodate
q cool in Summer; oil burner. District
1909
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THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. NV
Desirable. newly decorated. nicely furn
rooms; single, So and ST: double, 81;
with hath : 10, showers elevation
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RANK S PHILIPS, DIST. l411
AUTHENTIC COLONIAL
IN
SHEPHERD PARK

If you intend to pay as much as Sl7.5oo
for your home. don't fail TO INSECT this
brick; lIvlns room % #. Iona. large din
ing room with bui!t-ln china closet beau
also has built-in china closet; 4 large bed
rooms. . baths. do1ble garage and .
LIVING porch 20 Fl b. 20 #; alr-condlloned
heating plant To inspect call MR.. TEW
al Emerson 5043.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

This beautiful home embodies all that
is GOOD in the makeup OF the BEST 4
wonderful bed rooms aforementioned.
many other features worthy Of your in
Spection At SlG.5uO there IS NOTHING to
compare With it in this ou,standln& SeCti2In
BUCHANAN nc Clev, I59G,
S7.5OO-NR. CONN AND BRADLEY LANE.
A cottale-type brick bungalow with liy-
ing rn. open fireplace. attrsc, din. rm,.
weIl-eQuipped kitchen, = spacious bed rms.
beautiful bath bright basement attic in
very Eood condition. Situated on 4 GO-tt,
| lot well Handicapped and .surrounded by
homes Of much hlghcr prices. Why say
mOre2 Original cost SlO.G5u
I'D NrLg Q Dill I IDC DICT 1A11
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

. OR 3 ROOMS K, B. .UNFURNIsHED.
in suburban home. or entire small house.
Address Box 465-K. Star office. II
COUPLE WANT ! ROOM KITCHEN.
private bath. uniurniShed. FrigidaIre, 81
81 Address Boy 4iG-K. Star office.
UNFURNISHED, = R. x. AND B: VICIN-
ity Burlaith or Glover Park. Address Box
443-K. star Office. lS'
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OFFICES For REN1.

PRIVATE OFFICE, IOxlO; ALSO USE OF
waiting room; ground floor location. MISS
CARROLL, 1905 H St. NV. Is
THIRD FLOOR OF l4l2 ST. NV. CON
tainng about 1000 50. # of floor space
Modern building. Rent. 500 per mo.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1fl7 K St National $500
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BRADLEY HILLS.
YOUR CHOICE

s. 500 to $3.50. Cash payment Of $500
balance on easy terms. No. l a row. brick
in 5000 block Of 1th st. PetTorth. No .
off Conn. ave. No 3. q new detached brick
.5-room house in Oh. Ch-. D. c. Call j..
WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC, C!ev. 2sa2.
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End COMMERCIAL BLDG.
DOWNTOWN

story: flreproof, approximately
5OXlOO. on a lot 5OXl4O to 3O-. alley,
suitable auto sales room and service, print
time lease Cali Mr.. UGAsT. Emerson
1921 or Met @s2T F ELIOT MID
DLETON POS Investment Bldg.
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43?6 DAVENPORT ST. NW.-Bachelor
apt, rooms with private bath; private,
new home. Emerson OIL.
1859 IRVING ST. NW-Basement; one
room K, b.. oil burner private entrance;
rec sOnable. krezel.. Columbia lON63.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

RIVERDALE: JEFFERSON AVE. AND Ed
monston I'd d-Paruy furnished 3 rooms
Hvatuvilc 24J.
RIVERDALE. MD 6%l JOSEPH SIT
large rms. unfurn. entire 2nd fl. dc
admlts. Phone Greenwood lG2M-J
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BUILDER is OFFERING FOR LESS THAN
$4,000
A new home that we will defy you to f find
in or near Washington for less than ST.
Brick home: see it without fail at Is Hill
or call Cleveland 1903.
SS,95Q; NEARLY NEW, GROOM DE-
tached brick. oil burner. including acres
for 20 h0me 2y So? s58 ave- so
DOCTOR, LEAVING. FOR, CALIFORNIA.
brick. Cape Cod bungalow, mi, less than
S6.500 Cleveland 1904.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY DIRECT THE
best bargain to be found in a new detached
brick, call Immediately Cleveland 1904
AN INTRIGUING. BUY IN BEAUTIFUL
Shepherd Park. priced down low to sell quickly;
will have an exceptional appeal to the
housewife. both as to size and equipment.
AUTOMATIC heat and refrigeration;. CEN
with trees. All in fine condition; BOSS &
PHELPS, NATIONAL $500. EVENING.
PHONE DECATUR 2146.
IN CHEVY CHASE. D c., ON A TREE
brick at S11,350. Six splendid rooms
paneled den, screened living, porch. built
in garage, two beautiful baths. furred
weather stripped; AUTOMATIC heat. A real
buy Phone Shepherd 4455 until pm.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
IT IS NOW UNUSUAL TO FIND A DE-
tach.a home in the Manor Park section
at $3.50. This house is, within one block
of the car line and close to excellent
schools and Fairgrounds. There are five
attic; open fireplace, Monel metal sink in
the modernized kitchen and attractively
planted groundss nc ., Phone She ShepheTd 4nd 4455
IF REALLY INTERESTED
CALL MIR. NWIS. CLEVELAND 06S0.
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S. 5,S5O-CHARMING BUNGALOW. TIA
koma PARK, 5 lovely rooms, in
closed porches. stuc; Golnvenle Sl = =
National LIS TN pm.
R1INGAIOW-onn-FT- LOT.

BUNJALUW-GUU- DJI.
S4.5OO-Unusual opportunity for such
bargaln Six rooms, incloSed porch. base
ment. You can have a garden and raise
chickens here. Convenient to Silver Spring
National 1439 till 8 m
CLEVELAND PARK. NEAR CONNECTICUT
ava-Hlgh. great view. detached house OF
II rooms. . baths furnace garaEe, large
sleeping porch. Taken under a mortgagc.
Needs general repairs. Price $4,000.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
1910 ST NV National 1lG6.
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IN PLAIN AMERICAN,

This is a BUY. Detached Colonial in
Chevy Chase. Beautiful living room,
14x2O. opening on side screened porch;
wooded lot. 65x125 for only $ o $50. You
can't beat it. Call j. WESLEY BUCHAN-
AN. INC Met. 3772 until pm.
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ROOMS WANTED.

CHEVY CHASE-Lady wishes room with
private bath. S25; preferably southwest
exposure; in new home. east of Conn. ave:
state full particulars. Address Box 460-K,
Star office. II"
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CENTRAL-CHOICE 1st FL. = r., K, b,
large closet Q wind. laun. tubs cleo re-
frigeration; Gentle adults; refs. 1926 18th.
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KENILWoRTH--5ll5 oUARLEs sT,--3-
Ggn Ia5ge fenced yard Apply ,3dt Penn REALTY e
2Is EMERSON ST N.W.-6 ROOMS COL
ored tile bath room, recreation room and
bar in basement; $3.50 monthly.
1922 KENYON ST. N.W.--6 RMS DU-
pleZ; redecorated' F,rigldalre; oil heat S6o'
FOXHALL VILLAGE BED ROOMS. 2l2
baths, : lnclosed porcheS. oil heat built-in
garage. maid room hreplacea5 re, 5etrlggrator; TOT;
FOxALL-DETACHED; PARK ON. TWO
Sides rooms, . baths, basement lounge
buIlt-in garage gas, heat and refrlgera-
ton; double rear porches. 14O1 44th st.
NV. Phone National 1910.
CHEVY CHASE. D. Ct LARGE ROOMS,
, baths sleeping porch, garage; deep lot
good residential nelghborhoot convenient
to bus, stores. schools. National 1910.
S75-4OO4 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
s rooms, bath, hotWater heat: ideally
arranged for two families, vacant. Clev.
927l.
1924 18th ST. N,W-6 ROOMS AND
School, stores and transportation; rent,
1919 I HAFEY 5s5 s. R.wl r PITTS S9t. Go;, o1oo.
7r. and b. I'M; m, garage; s67.5o.
73a 10Th St. NV National o35a.
147 TENNESSEE AVE. NE.
Corner brick, adjoining Govt. reserva =
tion; . stories and cellar. rooms bath
a bed roomsl INV, h, cleo; good condi-
ton; 500 Available April /
l.. T. GRAVATTE.
100 18th St. Realtor Natl. O753
BRAND-NEW
Glover Park rooms, baths. recrea-
tion room; bult-in garage; Bryant air
conditioning unit; available April /. Rent,
SS7 30. Call Mr.. FITZGERALD of
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON, Realtor,
POI Investment Bldg. Dist. 6O92.
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ROOMS FUR. & UkFUR.

COLORED-n you have room to rent
call John. Decatur 1867.
COLORED-If YOU want room call John,
Decatur 1857.
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800 L ST. NW-Lovely. clean. newly
ecorated single rooms. 81; double room.
fp,c Ntt1t tar
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE. FIVE OR SIX ROOMS. UNFUR-
niShed. in Sc. H. SABA, 3OS 18th st sc.
16*
UNFURNISHED HOUSE NV SECTION,
, rooms or more willing to spend money
for improvements. Address Box 2S6-K,
Star office.
APRIL 1st-IN GOOD NV SECTION
About bed rooms. Prefer one suitable
for renting several rooms. or house with
tea room possibilities. Careful couple.
Phone Potomac 02Sq-W.
WANTED BY SMALL FAMILY, UNFURN
ti-rm. new house, by April /. good NV
or Ch. Oh. section; not over S65 with
option of buying at the end of one year.
Address Box 151-K. Star office.
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY. CALL
TOWER BLDG, MET. 1776
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GA PA. AVE. S SE-STORE AND Q RMS.
Near Penn Theater and KreSge &c and lOc.
Sell reasonable OWNER
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TAKOMA PARK LARGE ROOMS,
kitchenette and bath; entire Bird floor: in
sulated; elec. refrigeration; employed
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BETHESDA. MI
STOP LOOKING-GO SEE

STOP LOOklNG-GO SEE
6424 md PL. NV.
Your last chance to buy a real home
for $3.50. Come out Sunday. Lovely
detached solid brick, large rooms
baths, finished attic detached garage,
large lot. Modern in every respect. 1t IS
the house you will enjoy as a home. See
Mr.. Orem orJCau Georgia 1859. "Carefree
Comfort With Modern Gas Appliances.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th S.. NV. District 3341.
OPEN
~ T ST. NV.
Six large rooms. reception hall. full Gel
lar, oil heat Easy terms
I'll CROMWELL TERRACE NE
Six rooms. TWO lncloSed porCheS; can De
arranged for two families.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St NV. District 33i7.
SOUTHEAST AND HILLCREST.
S6.35O: brick bungaloW. 6 rooms, open
fireplace new: very easy terms.
1892 T st. S.e.-Facant. neW-houSe con-
diton: 6 rooms and baths: arranged for
, families: S6.750
Brick mi-bungalow: 5 rooms. bath on
first floor: 3 rooms and bath on second
floor; 2-car brick garage. oil heat. District
Brick BUNGALOW. new; rooms. automatic
heat finished attic. garage: S7,450.
3Oth and Alabama ave. S,e.-BungaloW,
; large rooms. automatic heat garage
Call Columbia 2lS4-J.
information at I416 18th Pl Sc.
(Out MINI. Ave Sc. to 10Th, North to P
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No other new 25-ft. row house on NV.
side like this. Large living room across
front with natural fireplace. Stairway out
of living room Large dining room and
modern scientific kitchen.
Large master bed room across front of
end floor, with private bath and two large
closets. Another bath off hall and two
more large bed rooms with, ample, closet
space. Recreation room with fireplace in
basement. Hot-water heat with automatic
gas boiler. Brick garage with large fenced
lot
Building costs are increasing rapidly and
there are no more 25-ft. lots for this type
of house. Price for immediate sale
$40. $50 on reasonable terms. House open
for inspection at
314 GALLATIN ST. NV.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

.75O-BATTERY PARK HOME, IMME-
tv Address BOX 45g-K. Star office.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK. ON
large corner lot facing park Near Conn,
ave. L. r., d. r, kit. breakfast nook, 3
bed rms, 2 baths garage. Original cost,
SIS 800; sacrifice, 81 600 cash above
trust 50 ZOO Don't miss this CleY. l3O4.
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t LOVELY ROOMS,

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. VEAZEY ST.
Semi-detaChed brick. in excellent con-
dition; 4 bed rooms bath, 2-car garage.
h.-W h. with automatic blower. Priced
for quick sale Georgia Abs.
NEAR 4th AND FARRAGUT ST. NV.
Modern newly decorated 6 rooms. tile
bath glassed-in sleeping porch, detached
garage; $3.50. Easy terms. Georgia
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12( Q INVESTMENT

two-story brick houses located on cor
ias treat t future -possibilitIe5' W. ''e' y
w. D. SULLIVAN CO.,
14O1 EYE ST NV NATL 7S4s.
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ONLY oNF 4-FAMJLY FLAT AVAILABLE
n Gioyer Park Acr on this auickly.
duplicate this baiidina today would cost
cQns.deTa6Iy more money Priced if r,;1 a.
M. THROCKMoRToN District 6OSS,
sI5.5OU EACH. SEVERAL NEW SEMI
detached toUr-iam!ly aDtS. in excellent
northwest section fully rented al ;. 100
yearly. very little expenses over taxes Won
deriul Investment. Natl 1852. FLOYD Z.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH. OUT TOWN
interests authorized us to sell apt. house
about elG 600 yrn; $40 900 to $4,000
cash required. A real sacrifice. Natl. s95l.'
S6.75o-FIEST COMMERCIAL. ON WIDE
tEo.oughiaTe ThTee-story brick building
NICE ntt.- return ea7'I on present Investment
Sl2,95o-Brick. 4tam.ly fiat, in best
rental section Of Washington. Tenants
SI,GOO-Brick, g-tamIly fiat. Separate
INV. heating units; tenants furnish own
''N''' Potomac REALTY CO.,
&5o@ Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 1903.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S1.5Ou-TWO-FAIIL FLAT brick. down
t9En lo1s nv SGcttoq on rooms ,5i a2a bath
Tenants furnish own fuel. Rental,
$50 per month. For sale to settle
%5oGNEw sEM1-DETACHED BRICK
FOUR-FAMILY FLATS; excellent rental
section Of NV. Each apartment cor
Sists of I rooms tile bath and screened
rear porch. Central oil heating plant
with individual thermoStat controls IN
each apt Annual income. 60 4g6.
SHANNON & LUCHS Co.
1905 ST. NV. National 2345.
GAS STATION.
/ On main artery, good community center;
leased TO big oil company for ) years,
b priced rIght, on terms. shows good. safe
return on cash required. Al investmenL.
. Call MR.. DREW. Met 2S21. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. 2o5 Investment Bldg.
12(o INVESTMENT.
two-story bricl; houses located on cor
ner west OF WASHINGTON Circle. Property
has great future possibilities.
/ w. D. SULLIVAN CO.,
/ 1ln1 EVE ST N W NATT -S4S
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1882 IRVING ST NV.
s ROOMS. STONE FRONT.
OPEN DAILY l TO 9.
Beautiful Stone-front home in the finest
section of convenient Mt. Pleasant, with
Rock Creek Park almost at your front
door. Eight well-planned rooms. built-in
bath shower. extra lavatory to master
bed room. garage and all done over like
brand-new. A very attractive home, offer
ing. unusual value, and should be seen
R. NJ. HOOKER,
Tower Bldg Metropolitan 2663
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. SEE THIS
FIRST-COMMERCIAL ZONE
HOME AND BUSINESS.
Modern. 6 rooms bath, attic, garage.
Easily converted for business purposes or
can build out front ID feet
SEE BY APPOINTMENT-SS,6 500.
223 Concord Ave. NV.
Next to corner. An opportunity not to
be found often in a fast-developing Sec
WAPLE G. JAMES, INC.
Exclusive Agents,
1924 14th St. NV. District 3346.
CHEVY CHASE-THIS ATTRACTIVE NEW
4-bed-room brick house. 2 baths. full attic,
recreation room. near transportation and
schools. automatic heat furred and in
suiated. offered direct from builders repre-
TWEED. S$aizS1 NJ ionsi os56 til i pm nv 'i'S
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STORES FOR RENT.

G3 ST NW-S5O.
1SX7O. Suitable wholesale or retail
business. basement accessible from outside
front rear entrance 10 alley.
HUMPHREYS
sos N. CAPITOL ST NATL. 6732.
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1872 N ST. N.W.-Lovely. nicely furnished
SecondtlOor front room, c.h.w., Sc.
double front rooms. $3.50 s.; other
room, So: Ink. if desired.
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NEW BUILDING

rooms kitchen. dinette and bath with
shower; all of the latest equipment and
coAVenlenCeS; front apt: So. 30. including
gas and electricity
$50 RANDOLPH ST NV.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


N. E. NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Well-located frame bungalow, large living
room. dining room. kitchen, bed rooms and
bath attic and storage space within =
squares north of Rhode Island ave; price.
So $50 on terms. BOSS q PHELPS. Ma
TIONAL $500; evening phone. CLEVELAND
ESll
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THE VIVIAN
COR. E. CAPITOL & 4th ST.
HOTEL STRATFORD
ROOMS UkFURkISHED.

. E ST. NV.
ROOM AND PRIVATE BATH,
sac so to $50 so per mo. Full hotel service.
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1904 18th ST. NE.
DREAM HOME.

New. det brick: $500 cash. $3.50 mo.
A. L. TIMBERLAKE. Potomac O260.
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1896 1lth ST. NW.-Large light house
keeping room "a 30
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UNUSUAL = COLORED : SACRIFICE.
Cost $4,000 will accept $3.50; all latest
improvements: tapestry brick. Natl. $3.50.
DEANWOOD. q. c.
To colored Painted inside and out
papered throughout, splendid condition.
5-room dwelling. p block from car line;
$50 cash balance arranged so so
monthly. ALEX. S. CLARKE. Jr.. 141O
H st NV
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GOSS REALTY CO,
66OO Wisconsin Ave Wisconsin e553,

GEORG ETOW N-ATTRACTIVE END
house being offered $1,000 under its pres
ent value. at $3.50. s large rooms a
lent condition: detached garage. This price
holds only for a short time. 81 500 down
payment. MR.. TWEED, National 0S56 till
Il
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FORT SLOCuM PARK.

6 rooms, = baths, , large back porcheS,
garage automatic heat; high elevation,
overlooking 1T-aCre park Priced less than
SS 800. For appointment to inspect, call
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE

ADULTS, brother and sister want = rooms
in private home nearby Va. Address Box
411-k. Star office.
Evening star., 1937-03-16

s TO 16 UNIT APT.-WE HAVE A BUYER
who is willing to pay fifty or sixty thou,
sand dollars for an apt. bldg. in a good
white section. Price must be right and
bldg fairly new Either mail or bring COM
plete information to MOSS REALTY CO,
3l6 Tower Bldg No brokers.
Evening star., 1937-03-16

1925 18th N.W-Spacious. comfort 2nd-
n-tront room beautifully redec.; fireplace.
raolo. phone; also suite; Gentle adults;
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