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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-23
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Evening star., 1938-10-04

other, Mckinley, a member of the
House Immediately before their elec-
tions. In addition, the unsuccessful
candidates against them had more
than fair sprinkling Of men who had
been or were Governors, including
Hughes, Cox and Smith.
Cleveland, Theodore Roosevelt. Will
son, Coolidge and Franklin D. Roose-
velt-en had been Governors Of their
States before entering the White
House.
This year the lowIy G.. O. P. is
making real bid for success in a
string Of important gubernatorial con-
tests-New York, Pennsylvania, Mas
sachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, Maryland,
Wisconsin, Oregon, Connecticut, for
example. 1t has already reelected
Gov. Barrows in Maine. And it con-
fldently expects the reelection of Gov.
Aiken in Vermont-Gov. Aiken, who
has been reaching out for national i'm
portance by his insistence upon a new
'front.' for the Republican party.
New York Race Outstanding.
The gubernatorial contest in New
York promises to overshadow most of
the others-With the colorful Tom
Dewey, youthful racket buster, run
ming against the veteran Gov. Lehman,
drafted by Mr.. Farley, with the bless
ing of President Roosevelt, to make
the race. At first glance it would
appear that the odds are entirely in
favor OF Gov. Lehman, a great vote
getter in the past and a competent
Governor. The campaign, however, is
still in the making.
New York has sent to the White
House three Presidents, Cleveland and
the two Roosevelts, all of whom were
Governors. during the last half CEN
tury. Two other Governors, Smith
and Hughes, knocked at the door un-
successfully. If Dewey were elected
Governor next month and in 1910
should be nominated for President by
the Republicans he might find him.
self facing Franklin D. Roosevelt, also
OF New York and former Governor.
However, New York, If it puts for
ward Dewey for the presidential nomi-
nation In 1910, would find other possi-
BILE contenders among those seeking
election as Republicans to the office
OF Governor. Judge James in Penn
sylvania, the second most populous
State in the Union. with the second
largest number Of electoral votes, may
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there the ultimate
cratic and the a
1t be added that, the is undertaken
Will not be limited to the followers of
There other of Mon
tana who unfrendy amounts
Of Federal patronage. Their appointees too
For the present there
President will embark the Attorney
General genial political
and has
But the tentative
recall that the equally strange
improbable.
by
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reduced and Great Britain with In the fire outside
mainland will be glad kind
Europe provided
There still who cannot understand what has happened
within
possible that political
structure Of Europe changed?
The which diplomats
relying the
buhng,' and that their bluff will be called
This shows how
the immateria
how small card have in the hole
Although there figures available
much Hitler has actually spent
In four
$4,000 100000.
He has taen without firing
that is the richest section Of Czechosovakia
Both countries close to 100000
intrinsic wealth OF least 10
to bluff the world. a man Is
at the history to decide But as
poker player he can be rated the
Hitler has followed the
which be summed
dealings pound the table with
with It,"
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this year they face q different situa-
tion. In 1884 and again in 1885
things were on the up-and-up. with
the number Of Jobs in private in
dustry increasing and business i'm
proving. They go into this campaign,
however. with mounting relief roll
and after new business depression.
1t remains to be seen whether the
voters will be as enthusiastic about the
remedies the New Dealers propose as
they were two years and four years
aro
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10 make money
out Of other peoples needs. What can
you make money out Of except things
people need?"
His wife, the beautiful Lady Diana
Manners, Is remembered from the long
run Of THE Miracle" He is an OK
oman who took honors in modern
history, study which the still pursues,
and which. he says. indicates Hitler
will overrun the world unless somebody
stops him. He carries on sideline
studies of diplomacy and is the author
Of book on Talleyrand. He was born
in 1890. went to Parliament in 1924
and became first lord Of the admiralty
in 1887 He won the D. s. o. with the
crack Grenadier Guards in the World
War.
DR.. Kari M. Bowman, director Of
the division Of psychiatry at Bellevue
Hospital, heads the Executive Com
mittee Of is by which the American
Association for the Advancement Of
Science launches wide and search.
ing scientific inquiry into alcohol,
now looming again as a disquieting
social issue
DR.. Bowman, who helped save Leo
pold and Loeb from execution in 1924,
has given psychiatry perhaps its
first close application to alcoholism.
Pioneering emotional disturbance, he
has found that excessive drinking may
be-in fact, usually is-a symptom Of
deeper arrangement. He relates his
subject to broad social issues and has
explored the psychological bases Of
revolution and social unrest. He Is
a native of Topeka. Kans. Here from
Boston two years ago. his studies Of
the errant thoughts and footsteps Of
drunks have been more precise than
anything coming out Of Europe these
days.
(copyright. 1e3s)
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The Political Mill
Gubernatoria Contests May Cast the Political Shadow
of the 1910 Presidential Race.

be one Of them, and 80, too, may John
w. Bricker, the Republican nominee
In Ohio, sometimes called the mother
Of Presidents.
Leverett saltonstall Is carrying the
Republican colors in the Massachu-
sets gubernatorial race. His opponent
is the amazing Jim" Curley, who
three years ago was at the very pin
nacle of political power in his State
Two years ago Curley was rolled from
his high estate, defeated by Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, jr., for the Sen
ate, and last year he could not even
get himself elected Mayor Of Boston.
Staging a comeback and relying
upon the division of opposition among
three opponents, Curley won the NOM
ination for Governor Without the
prestige of the Roosevelt ticket this
fall, Curley is trying to do what he
could not do in l936-carry Massa-
chusetts.
Two years ago the Roosevelt leaders
gave Curley wide berth. He was
considered a liability rather than an
asset in the effort to carry Massa-
chusetts for the President. James
Roosevelt, the Presidents son, went to
Massachusetts, and conducted a sep
arate campaign for his father-and
incidentally did very efficient Job.
But this year the administration lead
ers have been put in a position where
they must back Mr.. Curley or take
the chance Of losing the State. So
Postmaster General Farley sent a
long telegram to the Democrats meet
ing in State convention last Saturday,
In which he referred affectionately to
his old friend, Jim Curley, and praised
the Democratic State ticket, Of which
Curley is the head and forefront.
saltonstall comes of an old Massa-
chusetts family which has played its
part in the affairs Of the State. He has
been speaker of the House. That he
would seriously be considered as
presidential candidate is doubted. But
stranger things have happened, and
he might become the favorite son
candidate Of the old Bay State.
Murphy's Victory Needed.
Frank D. Fitzgerald, former Gov
ernor, is also seeking to stage come
back-in Michigan. His Democratic
opponent. Gov. Frank Murphy. is
particular friend of President Roose-
velt's-a New Dealer to the core. Muir
phys defeat would be a blow-not
only to the Roosevelt administration
but also to John L. Lewis and the
c. I. o. The labor troubles of De-
troit are an old story. The c. l. o.
sit-down strikes, however, did a good
deal to ALLEVIATE voters, and the Re-
publicans are counting on winning
the election this year.
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg Of
Michigan, who has been mentioned
many times as Republican presi-
dental possibility in 1910, speaking at
the Republican State convention in
Grand Rapids yesterday. sounded q
national note for the Michigan cam
paign, declaring that the elections
this fall are the most critical in many
years in the history Of the country.
He pictured the President a glutton
for power and more power over the
executive, the courts and Congress.
ITO cap the Climax" said Vanden-
berg, Ibis distinguished and ever re-
sponsive friend. the present Demo-
cratic Governor Of Michigan, suggests
that he president Roosevelt) be draft,
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party organization Is the thing
President must have control of the
dismiss every Democratic obholder fanng the
Georgia, where the Federal ofncehoders
Senator George be taken
White House representatives
Lawrence W. Camp have occupied program
whoehearted
Among the prescribed
sympahs are United States Marshal Charles
Revenue Marion Allen State H.
n F. C. Director Scott Gambler State H. A.
ooe and Lawrence Wood Robert
cralc National Committee AS will
includes virtually high
AS some OF these have been appointed
terrls tossing them out will problem
on second purge he
on the Senate floor if they
On Pacific
PRESIDENT
Whe Robert did make direction
until the primary that
ne Federal
committee and not removable under ordinary
A plan has been probIems
however First it is proposed in each State a
local front In Georgia. the be
Senator Richard Russell, r,
neutral in
high ofdcehoders
all power from
Joseph F. Gufey of Pennsylvania
saying that 10 jobs at 200
one at SlOO00
nderng who have Senate confirmation may
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last nine Presi-
d e is Of the
United States
who followed the
post Civil War
period when gen.
erals were Sc
lected for Chief
Executive Of the
Nation--hve were
G o v ern ors of
States. Two, Taft
and Hoover, were
members of the
cabinets Of their
predecessors; one,
Harding, was a
Senator, and an
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]. l.. .O'Brian's
Legal Mind
Drafted
His Progressivism Also
Makes Him Formidable
Foe of Wagner.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

- OLICITOR GENERAL JACK
SON, in announcing the post
ponement of the legal argument
- OF the T. V. A. cases because
one of the chief lawyers for the Gov
ernment - John Lord OBrian - has
been nominated for United States
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the German Iron Chancellor and
Der Fuehrer. The former was
career diplomat and knew the out
side world. Hitler never has trav-
eled and knows nothing about
other countries and peoples. Bis
marck was gentleman, a favorite
Of drawing rooms. Hitler is a re-
cluse. Bismarck was witty, amiable
when he did not pound the table,
and charming talker. Hitler is
neither. He lacks completely the
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Headline Folk
and What
TheyDo
Duff Cooper Defends
Bribe-T Taking in
Arms Sale.
BY LEMUEL r, PARTON.

BY LEMUEL r. PARTON.
TN CURRENT discussion Of world
problems there seems to be doubt
as to Just who Is realistic. Neville
i Chamberlain was 80 rated because
he patiently Tended OF q war. In May
OF this year Alfred Duff Cooper, the
first lord Of the admiralty, who now
resigns because Of Mr.. Chamberlain
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Senator on the
Republican ticket,
remarked that
the administra-
ton appreciated
the compliment
bestowed by the
State convention
in finding it nee
essary to pick
the head of the
administrat i o ms
legal staff in an
important piece
Of litigation.
One might i'm
agine that John
ya~l N,nr;n~ 4,
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SUR e n d er to
bluster and black
mail" as he put
1t, was out in
front as a real
ist, as opposed to
parlia m e n t ary
visionaries.
The issue was
bribe = taking in
the sale OF arms.
Mr.. Duff Cooper
defended 1t.
I'VE live in a
wicked world" he
said. 1T Is said
that 1t Is wrong
IN ynaka ~ona~
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BY G. GOULD LINCOLN.

~ YER the elections Of 1898
1 hangs the political shadow of
Y J 1910 and the next presiden-
tial contest. If this be true
Of the congressional elections in No.
vember 1t may be even more true Of
the gubernatorial contests. OF the
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The Capital Parade
Second Purge Urged as Some Presidential Advisers
Seek New Organization for 1910.

BY JOSEPH ALSOP ROBERT KINTNER
ME world forgotten party purge
and the will have
to choose his pospurge And then be stated
- explosions impossible
AS usual two completely divergent
President That OF the anti-pu like
Farley obvious enough
ing of and the others patch
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This Changing World
Hitler, Because He Is Worlds Best Poker Player Has
Remade Europe's Political Structure.

BY CONSTANTINE BROWN
ME Napoleonic which
ended with the holy alliance principal
tnental powers Russia Prussia Austria.
The 1914l98 ended, with
l9 but with the Munich 1888 modified
composed Of Germany Britain, France Is
Europe abandoned the
which embodied the replaced
them with an agreement the
mental differences between
Alliances between
ones as have existed after the end Of
for the
Europe which has built
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Business executives OF Germany are
having difficulty in finding young peo-
pie with sufficient knowledge to Ill
good positions.
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Of the
the which he speaking
His other trump
diplomacy.
What will be the shape Hitler has
nobody knows but they all for the besand
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prevent Germany from becoming a
world power again, had to yield to
Germany. The smaller states which
heretofore have been relying on
French support are no longer will
ing to do 50 after what happened
to Czechoslovakia.
The four-power pact actually
established the hegemony Of the
totalitarian states over Europe east
Of the Rhine. The political influ-
oprA ~ Trio - ~ Il, Hl,rooa has h.oo
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up the organization quarrels in
their States, and restore the status
quo. Jim is q peacemaker. His
opponents in the White House
councils are not.
The fact Is that the same
group Of advisers who favored the
tirst purge now are ready to urge
the President to undertake a Sec
ond. The first purge's failure has
taught them a lesson-that, in an
intraparty quarrel, control of the
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nscessarly The Stars Such opinions presented n
readers although such opinions contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
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ed for third consecutive presidential

ed for q third consecutive presidential
term"
With millions of unemployed in this
country and with farm prices tum-
bling, the Roosevelt New Deal has
failed to benefit really the workers
and the farmers. Senator Vandenberg
asserted. "Convalescence," he said,
depends more upon fresh, clean air
than it does on dope. A permanent
breathing spell is worth more than
another hypodermic."
The New Deal leaders realize that
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swear allegiance to the White House
or take the consequences.
Thus, the objective of the
second purge would be slightly
different from that of the first.
The first was intended to capture
control Of existing party organiza-
tions. The second, If it is under
taken, will replace the existing
organizations with new ones. OF
course, in both first and second
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HousEs WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED--To BUY HOME IN WASHING
sonabie Box :4-A. Star.
6-7-RM. HOUSE. RENT ] YEAR; CON-
tract to purchase. Box 1897, Star.
WILL TRADE 3-APT BUILDING. MOD
ern. o rms. 3 baths. nr: Capitol, Sth and
Md. ave. equity for small, clear. white or
colored property in or near D. c. or farm.
e. w. BAILEY. Adams 47a6. or mail at
once. 1435 Meridian pl. NV.
CASH! HOUSES, WHITE. INVESTMENTS.
Adams 1885 or mail 1435 Meridian nv
I BUY NE. AND Sc. PROP; TENANTS
not disturbed; confidential. E. A. GARVEY
Dist 450s. 1925 Vt. ave. Eve Geo. $500:
CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY. CALL
now. Want bricks or frames white or
colored. any section washington. q 2
DUTY 1924 Vermont ave. Natl 44s2. 81.
WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. ANY
condition: immediate settlement. Box
b-RM. BUNGALOW. ANY CONDITION..
PAY ALL CASH FOR HOUSES AND
arts. You sell direct and save commission.
Box 45-V Star
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
brick or frame houses. any condition
Can MI oaeass' Goss REALTY CO..
14O5 Eye 81. Natl. 1853.
COLoRED-WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE
modern or . room residence, n W: $500
cash. Box 'a4-x Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ONE OF FAMED KENWOOD'S FINEST
homes. beautifully Handicapped with trees.
cent residence of four master bedrooms
and three baths possesses every REQUIRE
ment for refined living. including among
recreation room, bar. library. firSt-fioor
lavatory two-car attached garage Inspec-
tion is essential for full appreciation. Rea.
sonable rental or sale by owner. Wiscon-
sin 43S4 "3'
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 1902 ELM ST. EAST
OF Wisconsin. ave.-Close to Junior high
school Rent So. Sale. $3.50; q rooms.
. baths General Electric oil furnace.
weather stripped; large dry basement:
screened porch. wooded lot. A comfortable,
attractive house in an established first
class neiRhborhood For appointment to
inspect call Wisconsin :t6S5-W.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BUNGALOW-S3,95O.
31oo Harris St. Mt. Rair

3132 Harris 81. MI. Rainfer.
water heat, gas. electricity: hardwood
floors: cellar under entire house; large
front porch and yard: In neW.house con-
S1:s.,.
OPEN Evenings and Sunday Afternoon.
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MICHIGAN PARK.

44os 18th PL. NE
3 new detached brick homes. 6 rooms,
. baths ami; exceptional price. terms
Might consider trade. Open daily till 9
pm. Your broker or call Pot. 60"l.
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FIRST SHOWING.

OPEN FOR YOUR APPROVAL.
No So and No. So Rugby ave. Bethesda:
Md large rooms. beautiful co!ored
baths: "nd hoor roughed in for Two !aree
sooms and one bath; basement. 34X}6 It.
with toilet and laundry: heated either by
coal or oil; youns mans dream OF f.
bedroom 2-bath house a. a price he car
afford F H A. terms: lot 50xl01. high
and Level: sarage; a quiet. p!eas!ns neigh
BUILT BY S. T. ROBERTSON,
Owner. 1901 Old GEORGETOWN Rd. Phone
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
tContinued.)
FOR cOLORED.
I'M KINGMAN PARK.

IN KINGMAN Park.
Sager-built homes are economy homes
because only QUALITY materials are used.
See for yourself why efncient planning and
sound construction are selling these homes
Make appointment without obligation to
discuss our conservative payment plan.
New Model Home--522 2lst st. NE.
Open Daily. 10 AM. to o PM.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
924 14th St. NV. National 0036.
WILL SELL TO COLORED.
7-room brick modern: 2-car brick
garage Near Capitol and House once
Bldg. Lot l4O It. deep. Rented now for
S52.hO per month. Price. S4 $50. Ma
tional 6l9O.
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1714 18th ST. Sc.

Semi-detached corner brick. .2-story, 6
rooms, bath; , huse porcheS, one lnclosed,
hot-water heat: reception hall entrance.
this beautiful home at S6."50; rdNood
floors. Frankly this IS q, cheap house and
for its inspection. Open daily and evenings.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Q,a n Y Ave wv Eealrnrs Natl 0InH
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NE. HOME BARGAIN.

1904 18th st. ne.-Detached, modern
home, in new house condition; g rms,
bath, h.-w.h.: large lot. garage; near Fl. /.
ave. cars. stores. Price. S5.15Os
Open until pm. To Inspect out R. !.
ave- WIN. r. THoRoWGooD,
2O24 r. l. Ave NE Decatur 03lS.
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CLIP AND INSPECT.

VIII Trade or Arrange Terms.
Baker Realty Co.. Inc. Dist. 1911.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY.
18 ROOMS, 5 BATHS.
just of Conn. ave. near Dupont Cir
Gle: 1st commercial zone; price substan-
tally below assessed value; suitable for
rooms and board; will produce marvellous
income
L. T. GRAVATTE,
1"a 18th St. Realtor Natl 0153.
Eve or Sun, Mr.. Downer, Geo. 90l2.
2618 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
NE.
=, Tourist home. bedrooms: garage; open.
North 433S.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C..

70 the man who wants to buy a, good
house--Look at 1900 and 1904 Douslas st.
ne, new det, 8.rm; brick houses; center
dining rm: mod kit. with dinette space; 3
nice bedrms.; beautiful bath; plenty Of
attics with space enough for > more rooms:
fully insulated: sas heat: brick garage;
price reduced. terms easy. Open from 9
a m. to pm. daily. B., r. HOLMES.
1921 Douglas st. ne. North 1446.
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PARK. MD

sEcLry.sEp SMALL COUNTRY PLACE IN
Va hiIIs. Warrenton section; 22 acres: IL
acres woods; springs: attractive house;
good roads: sacrifice. Box 462-A. star.
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Beautiful residential community. known
as Calvert Hill; No. University rd.; very
close to washington Baltimore blvd; lovely
sTsx sufn.r no%i Siisk s.Tsas Is1s' ,ssas SHADE
s!sss ss9 I5nsubHssZ; ~ y'rz c,.,,, T,sesssss''
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MICHIGAN GARDENS

4414 SOUTH OAK AVE NE
New detached brick. rooms. baths
finished attic large lot: priced to sell;
terms or trade. Your broker or call Pot.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY rop sAlr
NEW BRICK-2-STORY.
ONLY $3.50.
$500 CASH.
S55 MONTHLY.

Located in rapid-growing community
convenient to bus and school just OF Lee
Boulevard. Modern fve-room brick, nice
side porch
Front entrance contains large coat closet.
adtoins living room, open fireplace, built-in
bookcases @ @ open staircase. iron handrai:
plugs; WeN-arransed kitchen. tile drain
board. inlaid linoleum, expensive sas
range overhead cupboard and drawers.
electric clock.
Hallway upstairs connects linen closet,
two .good-size bedrooms ettractIvely pa
pered. big closets Tile bath. built-in tub.
shower. medicine cabinet, cabinet under
hand basin.
Full concrete cellar. bone-dry; plenty
light and headroom laundry trays. Boiler
and oil burner in metal Jacket. summer
and winter hook-up. copper piping
throughout Steel beam. rockwool in
sulation. screens, caulked and weather.
stripped. Gutter and downspouts with tile
drain to street.
Splendid lawn, shrubbery and fagrock
walk. Detached garage, private driveway.
Lot 80 #. by l30 IT,, all modern improve
ments.
Inspect at your convenience 4s31 5'h
st. South. Arlineton, Va. fOur 74th house
completed in this SuDGlVlSlOn)
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Reasonable Cash PaVnen

Reasonable Cash Payment.
so per month will buy this home, in
cuding taxes. insurance and all curtails.
Completely modern, 6-room brick house
oil heat. large lot: In beautiful American
University Park. 4934 4ith st. NV.
RICHARD T. WILLIS
s16 Investment Bldg. Natl. 747a.
OPEN-4O19 18th ST. NV.
SALE OR LEASE
Semi mi-detached brick. q rms. h.-w.h.
garage Under $1,000; terms
ROGER MOSS. 927 18th. Dist 3l31.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SEE THIS! 70r NORTH VERMONT ST,
Ballston. Vat rms. ard bath. am ane
corner lot 15xlts3 It garage. etc: So: 800.
Terms Inquire Of OWNER at 6le North
Ahin rdnf at Arce
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UDBURY RID.

In Beautiful Colonial Village.
A location that is unexcelled. Just a
few blocks west of 18th St at Kalmia I'd.
NV. bordering Rock Creek Park, There
have been many lovely homes built in
Colonial Village and we believe this home
ranks among the finest. Open until p. m.
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SHERMAN CIRCLE,
NEAR ST. GABRIEL'S.

One of those popular Colonial 20-foot
usually large rooms, including knotty pine
library on first floor; oil heat, 2-car ga
rase and in perfect condition. The choice
venient to everything For further tnfor-
nation call MR.. O'CONNOR, Randolph
lSIa after Z %
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SEMINARY DRIVE.
"BRADDOCK HEIGHTS"
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
IT'S A BRICK CAPE COD
A HOME-PLUS.

NEW. READY TO MOVE INTO
$6,885.
ON YOUR OWN TERMS:
r. H. A. LOAN IF REQUIRED.
offered Exclusively BY
JOANNA M. BARRY,
$40 MT VERNON AVE.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
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COLONIAL HOME. BUILT ABOUT 1870.
on 50 acres, ~, miles from Washington
II large rooms. wide center hall. fire
places with original mantsls split lsths
and brass locks. Unusually sound condi..
ton. We regard it the, finest unreStored
ern virginia A wealth Of history sur
rounds this place. Shown by appointment;
Price, &lS.SO0: $500 cash. balance $50
and interest per mo. See MASON HIRST.
Annandsle. Va. at the end Of Columbia
pike Phone Alexandria s69J-l. Closed
SUNDAYS
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NO DOWN PAYMENT.
Braddock Hts. Va.-Beautiful new g.
rm. brick home: high. COOL restricted COM
munity Temple 1870.