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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-10

WHEREAS, said County of
Stearns had prior to said date q
claim against said City because Of
old age pensions and other matters,
and
WHEREAS, said County of
Stearns, acting thru its Board of
County Commissioners did, on Feb
ruary 8, 1888, agree with certain
members Of the City Council of
Sank Centre and its City Attorney,
then appearing before said Board
Of Commissioners, to cancel all in
debtedness Of the said City to the
County, Of whatsoever nature, up
to January 1, 1888, provided said
City would drop it's refundment
claim against the County,
NOW THEREFORE,, be it re-
solved, that the City of Sank Gen.
tire, acting thru Its City Council,
does hereby ratify and confirm said
agreement between the City and
Stearns County, and does hereby
withdraw and satisfy it's said re-
fundment claim in consideration of
the cancellation of all claims
against the City on the part Of
Stearns County.
The foregoing resolution was
passed and adopted by the City
Council Of the City of Sank Centre
this End day Of March, 1888
Carl Eckberg
President of the City Council
Attest:
City Clerk, j. A. Schoenhoff
The foregoing resolution was
hereby approved this End day of
March, 1888
Melvin F. Hintzen
Mayor of the City Of
Sank Centre
Motion approved by all members
voting AYE"
Motion made by Alderman Ed
Besser and seconded by Alderman
Joe Dirnberger that the following
resolution be adopted and copied in
the minutes. Motion carried unan-
imously.
BE TT RESOLVED by the CITY
Council of Sank Centre, Minnesota,
as follows:
WHEREAS, Melvin F. Hintzen,
Mayor Of the said city has trans
mitted to the City Council a draft
Of proposed amendments to Sections
5, 6, 8, 9, SO, 90 81 and SO Of the
Charter of the said City, and the
repeal Of Sections 81, "a, and 95
thereof, which were delivered to
him by the Charter Commission
Of said City.
NOW THEREFORE,. the City
Clerk is hereby directed to place
said proposed amendments, togeth-
err with the Certificate Of the
Charter Commission thereto attach.
ed, on file, and to cause the same
to be published in the official paper
Of the City.
The Council does further order
that said amendments and repeals
be submitted to the voters Of the
City at the General Municipal
Election to be held in said City or
April 5, 1898; and that the CLERK
give due notice that the sale
amendments and repeats will b,
voted on at said election, in accord
ance with the Charter and will
law; and that he prepare the nee
essary ballots for such election
The such ballots shall be 50 prepar
ed that Sections 5. 6, 8, and SO, an,
the repeal OF "a, and 95 shall b
voted on as one proposition.
The foregoing resolution wa
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-10
Book Reviews
BY Bernice Finnegan

The House That Hitler Built by
Stephen H Roberts.
An authority on international af-
fairs here writes book which Is
teeming with interest, an impair
tial account of the Nazi regime in
Germany. In England the book has
been greeted as the outstanding
work on the subject.
For sixteen months Professor
Roberts travelled through the
country, taking full advantage Of
the unique privileges offered him
by the German Foreign office and
the Ribbentrop Bureau. He met and
discussed foreign politics and inter-
national politics with Hitler, Hess,
Schacht and other officials; he dis
cussed economic conditions with
the leading bankers and Industrial
lists. He attended the Nuremberg
Party Rally as a guest Of the Par
ty. To discover how far the Party
is amalgamated with the State, he
motored 5000 miles through the
German provinces, securing the re-
actions Of all classes of people to
the new experiment.
The result Of his observations is
an unbiased, accurate account of
four years with Nazi rule, particu-
larry as 1t effects the general Eur
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the origins, nature and functions Of
typical party organizations, anal
Uses Hitlers economic structure,
deals with the German colonial de-
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new militarism. religion, the posi-
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Jews, the labor camps and motor
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-10
observations
from Washington
Asks For iva Investigation


Arthur e. Morgan, Chairman of
the IVA Commission, Is a Minneso-
ia product, having lived in st. Cloud
until he reached maturity. He is one
of the country's outstanding n.y.
droelectrical engineers and his re-
putation for honesty is above ques-
ton.
On Wednesday Of last week Doc
tor Morgan came out with a num-
Der of very serious charges against
the iva, and more particularly
against his associates on the Com
mission, and he asks for a full and
complete investigation by Congress.
Among the charges is that during
his absence his two colleagues on
the Commission entered into a
friendly agreement" with United
States Senator to handsomely re-
imburse him for some worthless
marble deposits that have been
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-10

easiest thing In the world to sur
render liberties that have been
gained as tn eresult OF centuries Of
fighting and blood shed and that
cnce such liberties are lost they are
rarely regained by the generation
surrendering them.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-03-10

passed and adopted by the City
Council at It's regular monthly
meeting held March 2, 1888.
Carl Eckberg
President Of the City Council
Attest:
City Clerk, ]. A. Schoenhoff
The foregoing resolution Is here
by approved this End day of March,
1888.
Melvin +. Hintzen
Mayor Of the City Of Sank Centre
Motion made by Alderman Joe
Miller and seconded by Alderman
D. A. Pangburn to read and allow
the following bills:
Evening star., 1938-11-11

ARLINGTON. VA.
Beautiful new 6-room brick home in
ASHTON HEIGHTS ready for YOU by
THANKSGIVING 3 large bedrooms, finished
recreation room and maids room; latest in
beauty and convenience. Call OWNER,
Walnut 15ll
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BARGAIN-NoRTHEA
Special bargain, E ST., near 18th st. ne.
g rooms. bath, modern. in every respect.
Perfect condition; The price is only
S35 90 per month. Call G. G. DUTY.
1924 Vermont ave National d49o
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PROPOSALS.

Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department. Washington, D. c.. until 10
O'Clock am. November 5, 1888. for fur
steel slides. rough machined steel slides.
and until 10 O'Clock am November 49,
1888, for furnishing conduit pipe aircraft
watches containers. packing crates. air.
craft and motion picture cameras. develop
ing outfits tool steel, to the Navy Yard.
Washington, D. c.. etc, Apply for pro-
counts, CHARLES CONARD. PaymaSter
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7 ROOMS-3 BATHS.

NEAR 10th AND UPSHUR SITS.
II. rms attractive new corner brick home.
onered at a very reasonable price. Con-
talns recreation room. . fireplaces brick
saIage' ultramodern kitchen and is COM
pietely air-conditioned. Convenient to
everything. Adjacent to Rock Creek Park.
lou Tour present home considered in traoe.
TRELI. Emerson O5GS
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ARLINGTON, VA.

5000
Buys this lovely 2-story home with oil
burner; 5 spacious rooms; on attractive
lot with trees: near school and bus. o d
by F. H. A so monthly payments can be
as low as S41 so, including taxes and in
surance Come out Armistice Day. To
reach: Drive to Clarendon monument. bear
half right out Washington blvd. to McKin-
ley st. u u miles past Gebe rdl, turn
right on Mckinley st, pass school to Long
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
WALNUT T94O. EVE. WALNUT al5S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BEL-HAVEN, VA.
CORNER WOODMONT AND EDGEWOOD
TERRACE

A low-built Dutch Colonial. ruggedIy
constructed Of stone surrounded by an
abundance Of sheltering shade with q
terror is intriguing. For instance there
are three floor levels and two cheerful
Wood-burning f1replaces the dining room
pointment. Four weli-equipped bedrooms,
two exauisitely tiled baths. There are many
other things I have not told you about
so come on out and see for yourself Open
from to 4 daily. Price only S12,25O
Estimated reproduction costs $1,000
or phone ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met
l4iS until q n m
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
P. w. A. Project No. Md. l134-F.
The Mayor and Town Council of CheVerl,

Inc mayor and Town Council of Cheverly.
113i-F at Cheveriy, Prince Georges County,
MARYLAND, for Storm Water Drains Grad
Curb and Cutters and Sidewalks and Mis-
celIaneous Work will be received by the
Mayor and Town Council of Chevery.'
MARYLAND, at the Hall of the Public School
on Belleview avenue in the Town of Chew
erly. until pm. Eastern STANDARD Time.
on on November 18th, 1888. and then, at said
The Information for Bidders. Form Form OF
Bid. Form of Contract Plans Specifications
and Forms of Bid Bond and Performance
Bond may be examined at the office OF
the Engineer, j: Spence Howard. 20 East
copies thereof obtained upon payment OF
5000 for each set. Any bidder. upon re-
condition, will be refunded his payment.
and any non-bidder. upon so returning
such set vii! be refunded $500!
erly Maryiand, reserve the right to waive
any informalitles in or to reject any or all
Each bidder must deposit with his bid
security in an amount Of not less than
hye per centum t5'lD of the base bid in
called TO the requirements as TO condi-
tons OF employment TO be observed and
minimum wage rates to be paid under the
The estimated cost of the work TO be
performed under this portion Of the Project.
No bidder may withdraw his bid within
thirty '3Ol days after the actual date Of
$500 JOHN R. FLETCHER, Mayor.
J. SPENCE HOWARD. --A' ''a''0'
Civil and Consulting Engineer,
Offce, 20 East Lexington ST..
no1112.17,1s.193s.
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SILVER SPRING.

4U HESlOGN1 1lAL LOtS
6 FOUR-FAMILY-FLAT SITES.
FIRST COMMERCIAL SITES.
The above lots have a frontage Of over
1900 it. on 2 State highways and are
located between 2 Of the fastest growing
subdivisions in Silver Spring;
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
1906 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 51OO.
COLORED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
Paramount Heights. S76 up: easy terms:
help build District 9170
COLORED = BEAUTIFUL "SOUTHGATE
Vale" (open). Lincoln Memorial Bridge.
left at cemetery to 1st light, right to
Queen st 13s
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY; FIVE
room cottage. tile finished bathroom, wide
porch, large plot: good beach with salt
water bathing. unusually fine water out
look: electricity: refined and restricted:
1895. financed at Sl5 monthly. An ideal
cottage at bargain price. Sterling 9351.
$50 ACRES CHARLES COUNTY. MD. "a
mile frontage on Potomac River Fine for
ducks and game of all kind. Exceptional
opportunity for sportsman Bargain. So
10000. Send for catalogue MD.-VA
FARM AGENCY. INC, 425 Munsey Bldg,
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE $4,000
equity in 3-room apt, Tilden Gardens;
Cost approximately $50 month; Will accept
Cleveland O432.
WILL SACRIFICE S3.5OO EQUITY MY
Bethesda home. rms, bath. 2 porches. for
down payment and terms. Wis. 5373.
INTERESTED IN MODERN HOME. CO.
lumbia Heights or other D. C. location.
Have Arlington, Va. modern brick ex-
Box 20S-B, Star.
8-RM, 2-BATH, MODERN. BRICK CO.
lonial; 3 freplaces, oil heat, heated gar;
barn and chicken house; Is acres; in Md,
miles from D. c. line; S14.5OO; trust,
$7,60O; for clear Washinaton property
OWNER. Box t0-A, star.
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DETACHED BRICK.

Sacrifice, Must Sell.
Near 3rd and Peabody Sts NV
Practically new rooms 2 baths. finished
attic. large lot garage: gas heat; chestnut
trim; will exchange for four family nat
NV. Mr.. TAYLOR. Dupont 1925.
VIM ROSWELL. MET 3023
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II 70 btn ST. and LEE VILLAGE.
JUDSON REAMY,
SACRIFICE.

r-room house 442 jefferson ave, River
dale, Md: ami; h.-wh. redecorated:
price. S4,150. terms. Tenant paying $50
month. will remain or vacate as desired.
] HARRIS ROGERS HyattsVille Jog
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

G0hPMETEhY SsS hoe L 1vPU PURN =:
heat and insulation. Corner lot. s3x1f5.
Aneso4 All 1es or xo Va iamsS Wanut esas
LOVELY ARLINGTON RIDGE-PERMA-
nent; 3-bedroom home. newly decorar ed.
large yard yard screened porch oil heat Frgd,
utes from downtown cail e.sh. Jackson 9I4s
ARLIMGToNms45. LIN g 3 sd RMS; H-W;H.i $50:
Some with option to buy. Walnut 6959.
RLINGTON-ATTRACT HOME. S75;, Z
opon OF to heat bv ssT Go adults
CHI CaERRYR,ALE; R. PA 2os5 NORTH TAYLOR ST,
mace; large lot chicken house, fruit con-
ysnen son c Fails GRSfah
5-RM. BUNGALOW, GARAGE: A.M.C.; s
miles D; G. line, on Marlboro pike nr. Nell
Woodysrd WOOD ard Nd MauSs MarbeTo Mas sMsfssY IF
bAaa eeses nAN oors HA FisidaFs hMs BATH sAhz
to sma family Ran s sss s2
LYON VILLAGES RMS, BATH. GARAGE.
from bus: SOS. oxford O437-R.
ARLINGTON. VA.--CoLoNIAL BRICK. 8
aire, oil heat. double basement garage lot
rs by 200; near bus. schools, churches
WsInnt and sto5es; af Sc 10 minutes to Penn. ave,
BUNGALOW. AMI; ELECTRIC RANGE:
shady lawn. garden acreage: S35 mo.
Kensington 242.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA ON POTOMAC
River-Modern T-room house: oil heat: ga
acres; 20 minutes to D. C. over Mt Vernon
blvd, One or two year lease. $4,000
month. Phone Alex. 1921, evenings and
Sunday. Temple 4245-J
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. UNFUR.. BRICK
bungalow on large lot: oil heat: excellent
condition: close to TRANSPORTATION. 1O6
Wis. 621S. Rent. $50. Open for inspect. 13'
4 AND 5 RIM. HOUSES. S31 AND up.
Greenwood 1919. zANTzINGER CO..
6-ROOM BUNGALOW: on HEAT; NEAR
wood 2611.0.
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LOW-COST HOUSING.

Low In 1st cost, upkeep and carrying
charges This modern. new home, con-
veniently located in the Glover Park sec
tion. offers ideal ARRANGEMENT of 3 bedrms.
dining rm.. and a kitchen that needs only
your personal toucf1to be perfect Hard
wood trim, automatic heat. a recreation
rm With full.leneth windows. completes
the picture. $500 down and S59.5O per
mo VIII make 1t yours. Call J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Met 1r43
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
interest on first trust on improved D. C.
JESSE T. HE1sKELL. 1115 EYE ST. NV.
QUICK LOANS. 1st AND 2nd TRUSTS.
for taxes. improvements or TO pay bills;
small payments. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
CO. 1929 L st. NV. District $3.50. 12s
sECoND-TRUST LOANS NEGOTIATED
within four days. Money available for taxes
and flrst-trust loans. Small monthly pay
ments. Reasonable rates. w. T: COTHERN,
9l3 New York ave. NV. Natl. 7416. IL
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES ON
p real estate. Prompt service. P, J.
WALSHE. INC. 10Y Eye ST. NV. Natl. 646s.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS, REBUDGET
yourself; We give "a months to pay
reasonable rates-prompt and courteous
or collateral See PEOPLES MTGE CORP.
1906 r !. ave. NV. Decatur 1920.
WE HAVE MONEY FOR FIRsT-MoRT.
gage loans on improved property ir or
WITHIN 10 miles of the District. Interest
at prevailing rates. Prompt action. LOUIS
P; SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV. Natl.
1896.
CHATTEL AND SECoND-TRUST NOTES
PURCHASED. ONE-DAY SERVICE
BOB HOLLANDER, zoos H st. NV.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LQ1CS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

WILL SELL OR TRADE.
Near District line: nearly new Cape Cod
det. brick home. with 1st-h. bedrm. and
full bath. cen hall. very large liY. rms
with open fireplace. din rm and latest
kit. Lot 75xl35. Scar brick gar. oil
burner $1,950 cash $3.50 per month
Dist. 036S Geo. 413S
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ARLINGTON. VA.

12 minutes from White House
New Brick Homes in LEE VILLAGE.
Price S2,h9o' $500 down. balance 80 90
taxes and insurance. on F. H A plan.
Model home 1916 9Th ST. South Fur
nished by The Hecht Co. and open for
your inspection daily from 10 am. to 8
pm.
To reach drive over Lincoln Memorial
Bridge and out Lee blvd. to Glebe rd. turn
left to 9th st. and LEE VILLAGE.
JUDSON REAMY,
1922 North Irving ST. Arlington. Va.
Phone Walnut 1910.
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SPLENDID BUY IN CHEVY

,CHASE, %. c.
ATTRACTIVE areas east Of the Circle, A
nial ROOMS. 2 BATHS. breakfast room:
automatic heat and refrigeration. built-in
The well-developed lot fronts so It. An
opportunity. BOSS g. PHELPS. NATIONAL
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
In our opinion. you cannot afford to pass
UP this opportunity to acquire this new
detached brick home in a most desirable
section. The price is low. the terms rea-
sonable and the cash payment can be ad-
justed to suit your requirements. 3 bed
with fireplace. large dining room. Kitchen,
breakfast rm lge. recreation rm with
wood floor and paneled walls All of the
modern essentials are combined in this
home to make it an outstanding buy at
S1O.45O in the Barnaby Woods area Call
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Met. 1143 until
q pm
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HILL-STREAM-TREES.

A large. restricted homesite of over 9
acres in Pinecrest lS0-ft. frontage. good
road. cleo, telephone; : miles from Me-
mortal Bridge; an ideal place for. your
SlOO down. $50 month
VERNON M. LYNCH & SON,
Alex S39-M-2 ANY Time Except Sun.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

S35OO-COZY 5-RM. TILE BUNGALOW
beautiful wooded acres. stream, tile
poultry house; on good road 80 min. D. c.
RALPH GRAIN. Walnut $3.50
1855 ACRES, LOUDOUN COUNTY LAND
in Leesburg vicinity, improved with old
Colonial house. basement barn. Owner
sacrifices at $3.50. H. B. MITCHELL,
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR coLoRED
10 acres, splendid state of cultivation;
all tillable land well fenced and watered;
of outbldgs.: very large. barn. with stone
foundation; about 100 fruit trees of diff
ferent varieties; on paved State road, in
tously low for quick sale at S5 600 or will
consider trade for something cleared of
trusts. in or near D. C. OWNER. Box
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$3.50,
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
s17a5o-rARGE RR1cK HOME

S17,a5O-LARGE BRICK HOME.
Located on big lot near Chevy Chase
modern center-hall home contains large
living room. dining room breakfast room.
kitchen and lavatory on first floor: four big
bedrooms. two baths on second floor. and
two bedrooms and bath on top floor Beau
tifully planted lot. and two-car. built-in
garage. This lovely home is being offered
should be seen without delay. Phone R. M
HOOKER. Metropolitan 1858. EVENINGS
phone MR.. LORD Shepherd 1444-J
WILL TRADE OR RENT
tiled bath with shower: 1st-f tiled Law:
modern Kitchen; blt.-in gar; nice corner
es with trees oeated near the
terms. District O36S. Georgia 4138
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S1U.H5U.
CHEVY CHASE. d C

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
New center-hall. Colonial brick. corner
lot. This home is conveniently situated
close to school and TRANSPORTATION and
surrounded by much more expensive homes.
There are 6 comfortable rooms. 2 baths,
1t is AIR CONDITIONED. Slate roof.
It is undoubtedly one of the best buvs in
the moderate price range. Permit us to
show it TO YOU NOW
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. Inc Dist $500
Evenings call MR.. BOUSCAREN.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

SITES OF ONE-HALF TO TWO ACRES IN
Hillandale. wooded or cleared level or
rolling areas; high elevation; all improve
ments; prices are low terms. Drive out
Piney Br rd. miles from D. c. or call
Shepherd 1855 13'
3, BEAUTIFUL LOTS; ON ,LoUGHBoRo
areas; so by about I4O; many fine trees
Ideal. fine home location. Bargain price
WITH BOSS & PHELPS, NATIONAL 5000.
DETACHED HOMESITES.
$500 TO $1,500.
Hillcrest. Summit Park, Randle High
type Of home Inquire at branch office
1901 Alabama ave. Sc. evenings, 9 to 7:3O
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 H st. NV. District 1900.
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OPEN TONIGHT. 6 TO 9.
NEW HOMES. 1921 TO 3629 JENIFER
ST NV s-room 2-bath Colonial brick
Cncludins recreation room and big break
fast room): automatic heat and refrieera-
just north of Nebraska ave PRICES.
50, $50 and Sl0,500. BOSS PHELPS.
NATIONAL $500
Dav INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
UNUSUAL VALUE
S7.250.00.
Near Catholic University convenient to
cars and buses: brick; eight rooms. bath;
h.-w.h.; garage; liberal terms. National
1853
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OOSNEH, OLD IEOFtEIOWN.
$1595O-Dgnified old red brick home
in Georgetown, built about 1870 Eight
rooms a bedrooms. 2 baths. drawing room
Sharply reduced in price for quick sale.
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500 EVE
MING. PHONE MR.. WASSER, GEORGIA
GHSS
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

4 BRICK BUNGALOWS FINE CONDITION
Two have oil heat and 3 bedrooms. FIRE.
PAGES, porches, garages. Nearby Maryland
10Th st. bus Inspect Friday. Columbia
1o7I Evenings, Shepherd 3471
BUNGALOWS. NEARBY MARYLAND AND
Nlrginia-5 to rms. and bath, $35 to
goo. =. Also Chevy Chase, d. Gil rms.
s paths maids room. FULTON R. COR
DON. 1427 Eye st. NV. Dist. $3.50. Eve
nings, Clev. 509l
1890 goth ST. NW.-1O ROOMS. 2
paths, hot-water heat. electric REFRIGERATOR:
now being renovated.
. 2I36 H St. n.w.-1st floor of two
family house; rooms and bath: latrobe
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. ReaItor.
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LYON VILLAGE, VA,
1925 N. HARVARD ST.

Groom, center-hall Colonial brick on
hsh TS0dd loom 0 With epaae Dsas oil ds
tached garage Open 8 am to 9 pm.
DAVID P CANNON, 1896 Wilson blvd.
Oxford O1ON Evenings Walnut S1Sa-R
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s1O,95o-NEW CORNER HOME. CHEVY
CHASE. D. C.-Brick Colonial. s ROOMS
BATHS bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor. bedroom on 3rd floor recreation
room. SanitaS on 1st-f1oor walls big side
porch, garage Home is AIR CONDITION.
ED. Automatic refrigeration. A real buy.
BOSS g. PHELPS. NATIONAL 5000. EVE
MING, PHONE MR.. WASSER. GEORGIA
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64OO LUZON AVE. NV.
NEW CENTEP,HATJ HOPNTP

NEW CENTER-HALL CORNER.
Never before has such an opportunity
besp ored in new house SO close to
air conditioned by Gar Wood" elaborate
Kitchen. beautiful den and tile lavatory
on 1st floor. three large bedrooms. 2
gorgeous baths; real wood-burninE flre-
(Drive out 18th to Tuckerman to home)
Open Daily Till 8 PM.
1878 K st. NV ~ Dist. 31oo.
n..r s,oyZSaE oWNER SAYS SAY SELL. 8 -.
yard s5s Prss This h9Hss viii 81! 5fa
$50 Sses s0za Act auef p5sfe sdasO4 Geo ASS ssfrms DIST
621 G1RARD, ST NE
Half Block From Catholic u Grounds.
.,ton Newly yc rsscopdittloned sco1 tlo rooms: bath
P01shes idr ame. RssR nea $3.50 ys5d o a5
KELLEY, STEELE L BRANNER,
1927 Eye st: NV Dist. 7741.-
NEAR woopsseeS&I ISS; WILSON HIGH. -.
at one OF the highest points in the city
homes. 1t is an outstanding value and
VII warrant your immediate considera-
snd dining there ns IS srse brsns
room and first-noor lavatory; second floor
3 full-sized bedrooms and tiled baths:
third noor-1 large room and lavatory.
E3om uIsf sqtn Msv enrase e et A
purchased now. you may select your own
rsaEs co 1ne pss $780,
Evenings can Mr., BoUscAREN '
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ST 500
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE

81 800
Nearly new. detached brick bungalow.
well located: hot-water heat, flagslone ter
raCe: nice lot Terms
Evening star., 1938-11-11

$7,45O-MICHIGAN PARK.
Semi-detached brick. in new-house con-
dition. Huge living and dining room with
open fireplace. Kitchen is a modern de-
ished porches garage, large lot. Owner
selling at tremendous loss. Call Mr.. Miller.
evenings. Potomac 3547-R.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.