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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-28
BOSTON PAPERS INCREASE PRICE

Boston, Feb. 28-(UP)-The Bos- ton Daily Globe will increase its price from two to three cents per copy outside of Metropolitan Boston effective tomorrow, it was announc- ed today.
 The Metropolitan area includes 40 cities and towns. The price of The Daily Globe in Boston proper will remain at two cents, and the price of The Boston Evening Globe will remain at two cents in Metropolitan Boston and outside.
 At the same time, The Boston Herald announced that its price will be increased from two to three cents per copy outside of Metropol- itan Boston effective tomorrow, with its price in Boston proper re- maining at two cents. The price of The Boston Traveller will remain at two cents everywhere.
 Worcester, Mass, Feb. 28-(UP)- The home-delivery price of the Wor- cester Telegram was increased to- day from l2 to Is cents weekly. The current newsstand price will re- main at two cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-28
Most Sensational OF
 AU Trials To Start
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correspondents would be admitted But whether this trial was to be the climax of all those held in tht last years, or whether the Soviet regime would continue with its merciless campaign against "ene- mics" for an indefinite time, no- body knew.
 The defendants included men who had been leaders of the bolshevih party for more than a generation men who from their boyhood at tht turn of the century, had fought te overthrow czardom, who had en- dured imprisonment, who had beer eXiled to the drear wastes of Siberia who had lived abroad with LeniI and Trotsky and others in the days before the World war, always work ing for the revolution.
 The defendants are:
 Nikolai Bukharin, former presi- dent of the Communist Interna- tionale, former editor of the official newspaper IZvestia, colleague oi Lenin in publishing the under ground newspaper, Pravda, in cen tral Europe before the war, former chief of the political bureau.
 Henry Yagoda, for many years the executive head of the dreaded Ogpu, and it's successor the interior department political police; more recently commissar for posts, tele- graphs and radio in the cabinet.
 Christian Bakovsky, former am- bassador to Great Britain and France, former premier of the Ukrainian republic.
 A. P. Rosengoltz, former com missar for foreign trade.
 Gregory F. Grinko, former com miSsar for finance.
 N. H. Krestinsky, former vice commissar for foreign affairs, for. mer finance commissar, ambassador to Germany from 1921 to 1880.
 Alexei Rykov, member of the first council of peoples commissars, la | ter commiSSar of communications. M. A. Chernov, former commiSSal for agriculture.
 V. I. Ivanov, former secretary fol forestry.
 Akmal I. Ikramov, former score. tary of the Uzbekistan communis party.
 B. A. Sharangovich, former sec. retary of the White Russian com. munist party.
 F. Feisula-Khodazhaev, former premier of Uzbekistan.
 V. K. Krutschokov, former secre. tary to the late Maxim Gorky, world famous author.
 Prof. L. V. Levin, head of the of. ficial Kremlin hospital.
 Prof. D. D. Pletnev, 8 leading heart specialist.
 Prof. I. N. Kazakov, a leading physician.
 I. A. zelensky, former head of co. operative societies. V. A. Maximov, s. A. Bessonov, P T. zubarev and P. P. Bulanov.
 In addition Dr. A. I. Vinogrado, was accused - but not formally charged with-contributing to thu death of Gorky.
 Professors Levin and Pietnev wert charged with a conspiracy, along with other physicians, which result. ed in the death of Gorky, of Via. cheslav Menzhinsky, former head o1 secret police, and of Valerian Kui. bishev, former head of the statt planning commission.
 The defendants were charged en masse with belonging to under. ground organizations which united all known opposition clements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-28
Corporation Counsel Sl,1OC, 900 Owed In Taxes

From the opinion relating to back taxes to be used in paying any def icit, the condition of this matter arose at the meeting. It was re- ported that there is owing the city $1, 100000 in taxes for the last eight years, meaning that whatever por- ton of this is collectible shall be paid into the resource sinking fund.
 After the report of Controller Sherwood L. Rowland on the con- dition of the surplus resource sink ing fund had been presented, show ing $139,177. as of Feb. 19, there was discussion of what payments into the fund should have been made as of 1937 Mayor Frank Hayes took issue with some aspects of the fund, saying that he was certain that, in addition to the $70,000 state liquor tax payment made at the end of the year, there were other pay ments not represented by the report. In this connection James F. Pur- cell, hold-over accountant and book keeper in the controllers office, was called by the controller to speak for him. In reply to a criticism of bad bookkeeping" by Commissioner Goss and the mayor, Purcell remarked on certain payments within the fiscal year."
 Purcell Tits With Mayor
 Mayor Hayes recommended that Purcell read the charter and the latter, returning to his seat to the rear of Controller Rowland, num- bled something.
 T beg your pardon" said Mayor Hayes.
 T said that there were some oth- CTS who had better read the char ter" Purcell repeated.
 You'd better be little more po- lite and respectful" the mayor told Purcell as the latter took his seat.
 Audit Figures
 AS predicted in The Democrat a week ago, the Griffenhagen audit shows a general deficit of $5l7,- 074.25, a net cash deficit of $497,- 594.90, occasioned by overeStimate of resources by $166, ,386.04, and a net overexpenditure of $33l, ,20S.86 over appropriations.
 Into these totals were mcorporat- ed bridge bond fund deficits as of 1929 and various differences in bond
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-28
DEAN OF MAGICIANS'
 FUNERAL TODAY

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 28.- (UP) services will be held today for Frederick Eugene Powell, dean of American inagicians and oldest member of the Society of American Magicians, who died Sun- day after an illness of year. He would have been 82 years old today.
 A native of Philadelphia, he made his first professional appearance at the U. s. Centennial Exposition at Philadelphia in 1876. He was a teacher of mathematics at Pennsyl- vania Military Academy for six years. Burial will be held at CheS- ter, Pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-28

accounts where, in some instances. the bonds remain unsold with the items for which they were to have been issued, paid out of general funds.
 A committee comprising Mayor Hayes, Commissioners Goss, Judge and Charles E. Jackson, and Con- troller Rowland was named, with Commissioner Judge as chairman, to consider the Griffenhagen report and determine what action shall be taken on recommendations. Com missioner Goss is leaving this week for several weeks in the south but will receive copies of the commit tees plans during this time and will keep in touch with the board.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-28
AIR SUPREMACY
 IS VITAL TO US

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-28

Trotsky himself, Leon TrotSky, the war lord now exiled in Mexico, was accused of conspiracy with foreign powers as far back at 1921.
 It was believed that the trial would be public one and that foreign diplomats and newspaper
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-02-28
GIBRALTAR PIRACY DEN

Gibraltar, Feb. 28-(UP)-Gen. Gonzalo Queipo De Llano, Spanish Nationalist commander in chief in the south, was reported to have said yesterday in administering the oath of loyalty to recruits that Gibraltar had been lost due to cowardice and treachery in Spain and to have added: "The rock is now used as piracy den but it will soon be re- turning to the Fatherland" The report was not confirmed.
Evening star., 1938-07-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

90 MILES FROM WASHINGTON, Ap-
mile frontage; on State road: outstand-
ing for subdivision; 800 acres; $4,000.
LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata. Nd.
30 ACRES, ON SOUTH MD HIGHWAY.
route 224 2 miles from D c.: 2.o0o-ft.
frontage good spring. hieh elevation cleo.
oWner, eWn p'iHc HowARD 'T1sHokNE, phone Io-
Gust 2o7-Fl2.
UNEoUALED VALUE ON BRADLEY BLVD.
| "a mi. north Of Kenwood. within min
acres of magnificent rolling woodland
containing a beautiful stream. Surround
ing l-acre sites are selling as high as
81 600. but this conveniently located tract
is offered by owner and for immediate sale
Price has been reduced from 81 600 to
500 AN ACRE. Wis. 5c3s.
2-ACRE WOODED TRACT. 10 MILES
from Washington, close to transportation.
l2c commuters fare; 5000 per acre $50
doTn: .,, $40 pc, Pc, month VERNON NJ
s3a-W-c. any time except Sunday
10 ACRES.
Beautiful woodland tract, aoo-FT.
trontsse noo close tS ;Falte oyd
ACREAGE WITH COMMANDING VIEW,
close to Lee blvd In Fairfax County, Va.
The best locations for subdivisions. all
conveniences available; properties in Ar
lington County and Fairfax County, Va.
w. S. HOGE. Jr.,
Walnut 794O. Ewes. Walnut a15s.
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JNNIEO WI. Do ID,
5ol5 N. Wash. Blvd. Walnut anal
TAKOMA PARK.
EXCELLENT SMALL HOUSES

UNUSUAL VALUES.
porch excellent. neighborhood: convenient
70 school. House originally sold for
$500 Now rented for $50. New boiler.
Attractive lot. Easy terms
S4.Son-SlX-room bungalow. Just of
Carroll ave. convenient TO stores S35OO
nrSt mortsase. H-w. heat Easy terms.
S5."50-Attractive small home in ex-
room and dining room. two bedrooms
maids room. attic; garage; large corner
lot: always shady Terms.
,25o-One of Takoma's most beautiful
homes, unique in every way, designed by
an architect. for his own home and the
grounds laid out and planted by him.
Extra large living room with beamed CELL
ing. oak plank floors. large fireplace LARGE
bedroom, TILED bath, large kitchen and
pantry, first floor; two bedrooms. second ::
large recreation room. Will consider trade
for farm.
SIS a50-Beautifully designed and fin-
shed brick house on wooded lot. Five large
rooms. second. Oak floors Fireplace.
Built-in garage TO hold two cars.
R. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll ST Takoma Park Geo 330O
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FARMS FOR SALE.

s4e6 4eREs aIR9sg W0SPFR 5Id h4FR
St NV National asa. IS.
10 ACRES, MODERN Iada DAIRY BARN b S.,ds e.
some SON woods woods and strea m; long frontage on
bard road "a heaa t.d Of cattle It'll hossss al
heah f1T g. MeNAs p Fans secfans chureh
ILLNESS FORCES SALE OF END VIEW
splendid 195-acre farm. 10 acres under
Main house over 200 years old. Hand
carved mantels and stairways; English box
wood: electricity and bath; center Of the
by owner. Call Adams 2423, or address
mail to 2o49 Park I'd. This farm is being
sacrificed at $500.
sEw II mon3hly YokF ARM
P1S R1porFi $50 Broadras' e nSe New York. 3.
"a ACRES FERTILE wATER-FRo ONT
sa.soo' ssnsi O Box iei SAC. Star. ile DUlN Is.
TWO FARMS OF, THE LATE H. VERNON
farm contains 130 acres of fertile land,
Rest ir high state Of cultivation. Large
brick Colonial home with modern improve:
ments. New three-car, brick garage and
sy LAYING '0hta"S isnd. Old fashioned house and
stable New baet stat pisnWsv ana e sned
eFem estsae "aShhff WfGhfAM H PuIKs s0'a adr e lay
louisville Montsomery County. Md.
16o-A. UP-To-DATE DAIRY FARM, WITH
sacrifce due to iii health: a real bargain.
HoMfsosp ME5s fss Boyds Monts MR Co. M
H. houss e. &C.; It. ctAAE 8 ooo TOBACCO ETC, sH'
st. IS g. s. d5o Z clear; 5-r' house ETC. tobacco
$50 a. 90 a. culti:: tobacco farm. 7-r.
WENz. Floral Park, Md, Auto Route No. g..
90 % voodsd eSEs balance ~ Cleared IN hish state
of cultivation: improved with a good
ro0 enn hoss. aTsf Ts and Me
miles Of WASHINGTON in Va; real stock
s $500 st mor,ssse Red s. to
1si 49, cf Il 'fs N Re1aRfi
BRICK HOUSE $500; II ROOMS. 3
lawn lawn; hIS; Bower s ine teiephone: ON on state
road; 194-acr farm with necessary build
1ngs; gR,;nSa5annock Sa5uuu River w mile frontage,;
~ rooms. bath. basement Colonial frame
huHsi buiIdlnss; O near White Stone, Va: So. $50.
chorase; i1-room house iurnished). mod
ern improvements: 3 asres; Ya ESQ beautifully
ns Rie.r trees sood
standing country homesite; beautiful view.
excellent farm land; no buildings: $50
acres: 10000
l25-acre productive farm. 40 miles from
sn'bfH farm baidinss: "a. 900 600 ''0 ""e '''a'e
.rn sfesis asss Tt saueeEn eens
fFin TEoNSRp sEaRi5'iss sNpER saa La PLATA Nd
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED LOTS AT ONCE IN ANY GOOD
section if reasonably priced and sewer and
water available Give location and price.
Box 1S2-C, Star.
LOTS OR ACREAGE. ARLINGTON COUN-
ty. Va, close in McCLAINE 21OO Wilson
blvd Clarendon. Va. Walnut a2ao.
A FEW SMALL APT. SITES WANTED ON
builders terms. Write full details. Box
55-C. Star. "a
CASH FOR LOTS. ROW, GROUP, IN D. C
any parcel of ground. E. w BAILEY
Adams 47s6 Mail. l435 Meridian NV
LOT. WHITE SECTION, D. c.. SUITABLE
for to 10 unit apartment. Cash If price
is riRht Box 23-D. Star.
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snie $50 monthly including interest.
on SoRH5R WipH ASR' SRIGK Ne
IA rms. 2 bath, hot-water heat and
ees To settle az noe estats wiz eonSdsF saS
Tor roomins and boarding house or tourist
home. or could be divided into apartments.
1924 MAPtE 1tth &. 4 NV VINES 1aS, Psi:, aa4e.
oa.rs "SsS Sesatifal. HSsl modern " apartm.nt
s9"n06 600 cash h'raef reaured sf'1 part trade
iSvEsfSEST sTT6A SztE Ko1gsES TEA2Es LOANS
1929 K st. NV. ~ Natl. s7sa.
WISCONSIN AVE, BETHESDA.
ner with deep lots. located near Women,s
co.operstivs Farm N.u,sst Msrket l., WeolTorth
speculation. investment or home for your
business. For details, cali in person at the
E. M. FRY, INC.
Open Daily and Sunday. 2 AM. to 9 PM.
5000 Wisconsin Ave. Wisconsin $40.
25% BELOW COST.
nee I'f'f IL lots. H so,xIno 10 " .sch % new houses
one stone. one brick; sidewalk. gas. elec..
water, sewer all connected and paid for.
stores. schools: one carfare. No rea soma Bile
offer refused. Act QUICK. Phone week
DAYS Col. 1851.
2Ooo NET INCOME
Can be, realized on cash equality invest
ment Of
Row Of New, Modern. Attractive
BRICK HOMES.
Conveniently located-in Glover Park
requiring minimum upkeep.
Steel Easement Windows.
Concrete Porches With Brick Pillars
and Iron Rails.
Beautiful Kitchens and Baths,
Large Recreation Rooms
Rock Wool Insulation.
Many Special Features.
LOW CASH EQUITY PRICE FOR EN-
TIRE ROW-OR WILL TAKE BACK
SHORT-T TERM SECOND TRUST FOR
SUBSTANTIAL PART OF EQUITY
MOSS REALTY CO.,
Tower Bldg Met. 1915.
4 FAMILY APT, 2 BEDRMS.
New detached apartment. screend Sleep
ing porches. basement lockers. laundry
facilities, large lots. ] block from school
and .shoppinr, center. 100 rented
Return of o. on Money Invested.
Box 4aa-H Star.
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2645 CONN. AVE. NV.
Suitable for doctor, dentist,
or other professional busi-
ness. Near Wardman Park
and Shoreham, Apt. "a
Large living room, modern
kitchen, foyer and bath.
Free parking in rear. maid
service included, if rented
furnished.) Reasonable b e
rental, including gas, elec-
tricity and heat.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl. $500.
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SUMMER HOMES.
SUMMER CAMPS.

PRIVATE CAMP FOR LIMITED NUMBER
of children; swimming, supervised sports.
excellent food adults after September
1st. Further information, write REST
WOOD - Wilson. va
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oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA-ESTATE COST S1OO, 900 FUR
nished. for 25 per cent Of cost. Box SD.
Star. 25'
Spanish-type furnished home Finest
family seashore resort. Seven rooms bath,
three inclosed porches. breakfast nook
owner 100000. WILBUR ACKLEY. 90
Central I'd. Ocean City. N. ]. "a
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STORES FOR SALE.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

WANrED-A DENTIST TO RENT COR
ner apt, best location for right man }Ol
Mass. ave. ne. Lincoln 0430
DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICE SPACE
Downtown section; reasonable. Apply sol
9TH 81 NV Mr.. EXLINE.
AIR-COOLED CORNER OFFICE, HEURICH
Building tmost modern in Washingtonl,
with private entrance or entrance in suite
at greatly reduced price. Call National
95.6 or at No. 2"0, Heurich Building
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Historic "Woodley Farm
Orange County. Va.

Former. home of Ambrose Madison.
brother Of President James Madison, and
orisinally part of Montpelier" located
way No Is. l2-room Colonial dwelling
built about 1865 by Ambrose Madison
First -class condition. Large. shady lawn
. tenant houses. dairy. barn dairy equip
ment. stock barn. granary and other out
buildings. @s1 acres. Of which so are
land. Phone Electricity AVAILABLE Pos
session at once Price. $4,000 90 per
cent cash payment. balance arranged over
ments Write JAS E. DONAHUE. repr..
Federal Land Bank. s. Boulevard, Rich
mond. Va
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.


DETACHED APT, 16 UNITS, 1907 RENT
ed and nicely financed, half block from
ioo1e rented to coiored. downtown Both
pnosd s99d cev are s or Na
duced from S1S,5OO to $1,000: each apt
beautifully dec; living rm., kit; dinette ;
bedrooms. bath with shower; highly eff
h.-wh.. near schools. stores. bus; annual
rent, S3.l2O: a bargain to investor with
ca4h. P. o. Box 3133, Washington D. C.
SACRIFICE AT BUILDERS CosT-FIvE
new. modern brick 4-famly apis. g rms.
ed vacant A bargain to investor with
cash Box 3133. WASHINGTON. D. C.
5oO-s-RM., 2-BATH BRICK; GEORGE
town. Leased at S55 per month Shows
Once elu5e Of JOIN an 'hf sce West osoo
MAKE "A KILLING IN CHOICE DOWN.
town property with Ssa,o0o cash payment.
Also small investment. > large brick houses
rent. $500; both for $4,000. For inter-
view. Emerson 1896
LIouIDATING LARGE EsTATE-sEyERAL
ea on eseh
trust. The fact that Washinston is ne
portunity TO invest. BOX 1900. Star.
NEW sTCRE WITH APARTMENT ABOVE
leased for lone term TO respons,ble retail
ws,sr reTn, enRnt furRishes Rnf sa2
BIC 81 HonEs p DowNTowNs 60 EEPuGsP EEa S.sP
$50 s. &c., tsag saf Ga afrsnsed sTs eI as irsn fats
= 90" ',h a femi1S oee bdf fats etd mr. & 'ft E.
RON 90. 1915 N. Y. ave.
Lrv1N- IN FLoR1DA-sELL CHEAP.
1tIl Swami 81. nw.-Large brlcR mouse
h.. rented meny years same tenant.
SO mo- j., price, $500; nt;aI terms; house elect
hath; rented. s4a.5o mo; price. $3.50;
terms
1872 Gs st o nss Uric. spts TOO sels
sRs,, MR; SIMON oysner' 1910 I st. NV
NEAR e1st ST. AND FLA, AVE: NV;
Only SiO,50O-Remodeled, into t6fSe
apts OF 3 rms, kitchen ana nasn ss,easts easn;
WALTER A, BROWN, 1870
1415 Eye st. NV. Natl. 1907.
4 GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
81 S50-Ten room and bath brick IN excei-
Court. Newly papered. Rented at S5o
SIG; ;ooo|corner four.family building in. in in
bedrooms each. all modern &c sa9inpmen.; !nG M,
year. will consider small property as
,sos .' s sHAsSSos 4 s N, & LuoHs ,e e.. e sa.,
s-RM., BR1CK-!th. AND NJ sTs: Sc
nas. ,. sold l' ss $3.50. Dec. oo54-M
':ts 1924 "a sEsrzz = ~ JAMES DIST Bl:s ,s4s
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FIRST COMMERCIAL,
BETHESDA

Lot containing approx. 10000 square
feet s4-foot frontage on Wisconsin ave.
short distance from new Navy Medical
Center and Cancer Research Hospital.
Excellent location for doctors residence
and once. medical building or any type of
business Priced low: an unusual op-
portunity for a shrewd buyer. Call Mr.
Ugast. Rep. 1881. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
205 Investment BLDG.
COLORED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
Paramount Heights, S75 UP; easy terms;
help build District q1T0
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-oNE 8. OR : RIM
house or | smaller preferable Sjoinins;
plete details. Box 203-H. Star.
HOUSE. 5 OR ROOMS. MODERN;
nearby Va; ssonable rent. option buy;
Sept. I or 18th; convenient location. Box
20" Edmonston. Md.
:, OR RM. BUNGALOW IN NEARBY
Md. or D c. suburbs; must be reas. full
details. Box SD Star.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NsNS ESu Ase SAS6 ON EASnANSE.
WILL TRADE CLEAR cLosE-IN ACREAGE
nually for apartment house. hotel once
building. etc. Agents attention. Box
SMALL MODERN APT. BLDG; IN FINE
NV. section: will sell on $4,000 cash. or
accept small clear house as down payment:
real opportunity for lifetime income. rent.
S6. 600 yearly. ANTON KOERBER, 1925
x ST. NV. National $3.50.
SPECIALS!
Beautiful tn.e.. Brookland corner store
and rms. above: modern oil heat; ex-
change for 3-bedrm. home.
Near Dupont Cjrcle-lO rms and 2
baths: exchange for duplex home or 10
family apt: Va. or D c. Mr. TAYLOR.
Adams 1855. Met. 3033. 927 18th NV.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR FIRST COM
mercial ground or improved property zoned
first commercial. See Mr.. Duniaan.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
BOB N. Capitol REALTOR. Natl 6131.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

%.c9M1Go V.: }a4sisb.d dnIyERRooW slo ,..l1 sgsaA
stevens 739 18th st. Sc.
COTTAGE FURNISHED. ANIL; 8 ROOMS
Ssfh; Ssn ,or franklin raa Manor Beach, on bay;
SEASIDE MD. WATER 'FRONT.' o q. RVS
week. All. 1859. 5sssieene'' eiec'' water; siS
WS9oGpDLANp WS9So>GpD BEAcH--e LOTS. 40xi 90
reasonable. Lincoln $685.. nice shaos'
DEAL BEACH, MD.-FoR SALE, DE-
slfaole lots, near water. Cali Walnut 1897
kIRkWoOD BEAcH-FoR AUGUST AND
september rms. elec. refs.. modern sani-
aaron. water IN bedrooms. Call Geo. 1915.
WANTED TO RENT BAY SHORE COT.
Columbia 3a4a-J. 'su''' feasohsole'
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH - THREE
,9s Sonr aW1 5Wni5o: 'srr close to beach half price
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-7-RM goTIsF
{. 8: RoWEEY Col Col f,es Beach, ana ", water r:''
SYLVAN SHORES ROOMS AND BATH
Tntn Snn ,st ,snover, AMI. large screened porch:
r,uRNIsHEp LOVELY 5-RooM COTTAGE;
week; avail.Sle xusust IL: cl.r' "9R'n aoio. or
Is ACRES s1HH1iDRWJN SNGtgRJNo 5-RM,
Ike new; completely furn.: dock boat
perry: perfect sentlemans estate. slp.
noU Deep Cove. Md. overlooking Chess-
peake Bay near Shadysde Ovner on
property Sat. and Sun Drive down
VII wins cor or VII exchange for city property.
PHILLIP G. AFFLEcK. Columbia a11s
SO MD. WATER FRONTS.
acres '-room house and gar artesian
well peach shore. on lower Potomac
ofGnaIo ana large shade trees: only 50 $50
land. good beach and harbor: in heart of
nsnine and oyster country: So $50,
ratuxent River 90 acres. Groom house
splenold beach and harbor: S375N
30 acres. st. Marys Co, harbor location
Groom house. barn and stable orchard
SSE me SOL, % miles D. c.. on State road;
THEODORE p. MENK
1924 Goth St NV Poi 3-o- Or
sunday and Ewes, Col TS45
SO. Nd. Water Fronts since 1901 .
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

VE3N STNOE TVN WENT.
DESK SPACE IN LAW OFFICE PENT
| reasonable. Convenient location. Box II H.
Star
DESK SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE SEC
reterial service We represent reliable
parties. Metropolitan sb4s.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

ON BECKER ST, IN FIRST BLOCK orr
Flower ave-. Md-Corner lot. Adams
5Ox1O0-l5 MINUTES FROM WASHING
school and bus service. Box ASH Star.
sox1l9: ANIL BU1LT-UP SECTION;
am leaving town: Box 14s-c. Star.
IN ORDER TO QUICKLY SETTLE AN
feet, block from Meridian Hill Park is
oonered Tor sale at low price: little over
d wsAvER nsA iS Bros. INC. District a4ss.
DIEFFENBACH. Lot Specialist, Natl. 1850
1I01 Vermont ave. Emerson 4117.
9 LARGE. INEXPENSIVE LOTS IN BEAU
b fu e ns fsss Box ssf kno sta2 miles north
LoW-CosT HOUSING. 80 LOTS FOR DE-
within miles Of District line, WIZ sub
clear land 0 for r' inSsstment ] houses sHS!ecs
to one trust. Natl. o251.
NICELY LOCATED LOT FOR YOUR
THE NEW 5-MILLION NAVAL HOSPITAL
Bldg. protect between Wisconsin ave. and
Connecticut ave. makes a market for new
detached homes in, this locality. We have
ing. FULTON r. GORDON l4aS Eye ye'H st.
NV. District $3.50
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT. 41x15o ON
Goth ST.. in Chevy Chase. near Military
I'd; 81 500. TOLSoN Il KEMP, 27o5 18th
4-AcRE LOT ON ROAD LEADING FROM
Rockville pike to Washington Grove. Md.
Good residential section MRS j. C.
BURNS: '35 sd Easley St. Silver Spring. Md
sAcRIFIcE-NEAR Both AND MCKINLEY
-4oxl"1. all improvements in; price.
'''''' John o111NN CO INC
T04 18th St. NV. Dist. 5I45,
CLEANUP SALE.
left. $500 and $500; S6-ft front subdi-
vision ONCE, 1901 Alabama ave sc.
Line 1000. Open ewes. to 7:3o pm;
1a4a H 81 NV " B Dist. 4soo.
NINE RoW-HoUsE LOTS. cLosE-IN
Northwest location sxao feet to alley;
1905 ST NV. NATL. o345.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-wooDED CORNER
west Of Conn. ave. o2O-ft. frontage. sur
rounded by costly homes. Ideal location to
build Priced for quick sale. 81 900 less
DUVALL & CO.,
722 11th ST. NV. Natl. 114a "a.
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOTS WITH
high elevation near transportation. in
country club section, Arlington County,
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 7940. Ewes Walnut al5s.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
quick sale. Ideal location for stores. Cali
Mr. Thompson. Randolph 1859 or
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.. INC.