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The Nome nugget., 1938-01-07
Recommendation Harbor Funds Is
 Made By Chief
(By The Associated Press)


 WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. T. Chief of the Army Engineers re- commended that Congress pro- vide the following allotments to Alaska for the 1933-'39 fiscal year:
 Maintenance work Nome Harbor twenty-five thousand dollars and dredging jetty and revetment re- pairs.
 Salmon Rivsr flood control, one thousand dollars, including dike repairs.
 Juneau Harbor, two hundred and thirty-two thousand dollars. For Completing dredging, break waters, at Lowell Creek, ninety seven thousand, and for diversion dam, tunnel, control of flood waters five thousand.
 Maintenance Hume, Ketchikan, eight thousand
 Dredging breakWater and re- pairs, Stikine River, and removal of snags, six hundred dollars. Wrangell Narrows, twenty five thousand.
The Nome nugget., 1938-01-07
Funds are Asked
 With Which To
 Operate Alaska
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. G. Congress received request from President Roosevelt for three mil lion, three hundred and fifty-nine thousand, eight hundred dollars with which to administer the af- fairs of Alaska during the fiscal year 1889, as compared with the three million, two hundred and tWenty-four thousand one hun dred and ten dollars for the cur rent year,
 In addition the President asked that four hundred and eight thousand dollars be set aside for Medical Relief in the Territory of Alaska, and proposed another sixty thousand dollars to be spent for Mineral Surveys.
 The President also made pro- vision for the continued payment of benefits under the Extension Service, by requesting more than thirteen million dollars for distri- button for State and Territories administrative expenses; and re- commended salaries to the arn- ount of fifteen thousand six hun dred dollars; contingent expen- ses twenty five thousand six hun dred dollars; Legislative expenses forty-six thousand dollars; Pulp lie Schools seventy five thousand; Care and Custody of Insane two hundred and two thousand dol lars; Wagon roads, bridges and trails five hundred and thirty five thousand dollars; and for the Alaska Railroad a permanent ap- propriation of two million three hundred thousand dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1938-01-07
Oscar C. Olson
 Is First to File
 Demo. Primary

JUNEAU, Jan. 2, (R-The first candidate for nomination in the Democratic primary election to be held April 18th, is Oscar G Olson, who is seeking renomina- ton as Territorial Treasurer on the democratic ticket.
 Candidate have until February first to file their nomination pap CTS.
 The annual report of the treas urer shows an increase in cash balance in the territorial coffers of last December 31st, the balan- ce was $6l6,615.0O. At the end of December 1886 the balance was $40,858.00.
The Nome nugget., 1938-01-07
Three Children
 And Mother Die
 Dynamite Blast

ELIZABETHTOWN, Tenn, Jan uary ' R-Three children were killed and their mother seriously injured when dynamite wrecked their home.
 Deputy Sheriff Roy Ashed said that the officers of the law are working on the theory that the blast is an outgrowth of the slay- ing in l930. Six women and three men were held for investigation,
 The dead are: Sonia, g: Luena '; Roma Jean 5; Mrs. Harbor Gouge aged 34 was injured. The father was at Jefferson City at the time.
 A case of dynamite was appar- ently planted in the basement of the house, Sheriff Asher said.
 Gouge is the self-confessed slayer of Arnold Tollett, who was killed in a filling station holdup. He is at liberty on bond awaiting trial.
The Nome nugget., 1938-01-07
Tension Grows Over Beating of
 Two Britishers
(By The Associated Ptess)

SHANGHAI, Jan. 7-Japanese soldiers beat two British officers of the Shanghai municipal police, aggravating the tension between Japanese and foreigners. Ser geant A. R. Turner, who was watching Japanese police search Chinese pedlers, remarked that the pedlers received unnecessary rough treatment; a Japanese pol iceman struck Turner in the nose and then several Japanese sold iers attacked Turner with their fists. Inspector F. G. West who rushed to Turner's aid, was struck by Japanese soldiers.
The Nome nugget., 1938-01-07

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The Nome nugget., 1938-01-07
Expanded Navy Program About
 Ready Begin
(Bv The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. G. White House officials, indicated that President Roosevelt is about ready to give the go ahead signal for an expanded Naval construc- ton program, and further said that the President called to the White House Charles Edison, as sistant secretary of the Navy; Admiral Leahy, chief of Naval operations: and congressional leaders, to discuss a program 10 supplement that of providing 18 new ships per the regular budget for next year,
The Nome nugget., 1938-01-07
Asks Change Land
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Prcss)
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. T.
 The House Military Affairs com mittee asked for the enactment of a bill authorizing the Secre- tary of War to exchange 227 acres of federal land near Juneau for a smaller privately owned tract nearby.
 The government land is used as a radio station site, but it was found that the antenna presented a hazard to airplanes using the adjacent landing field.
The Nome nugget., 1938-01-07
Grant To Pay Expense
 Alaskan Office
(By The Associated press)

VDy
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. G. The Social Security Board certi- fled to the Treasury Departm ent fifty one approved unemployed compensation laws enacted in all the States and territories, and at the same time the Board approv- ed grants totaling S5,25800 for Alaska to pay administrative ex- n-rses of the Unemployment Compensation Commission.
Evening star., 1938-03-23
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUILDING SITES MI. d. C., IN PRINCE
Georges Co; good road; phone elec, c. c,
cliatoO cGlhiLSoH' ,ef Fo9te a. Anacostia Sta. q c.
I'M New EoRPa Gsps GdH HARRISON Z ON ST: ARl: yH:
Oil heat, air cond. b-i' gar. ice CLOSETS
noored attic; +. H. A. or other iong-terni
Wison blvd Bzder Xr va MocHhnE W.n5 sga 2So
Sunday. day and eve '~'
Nc DOWN PAYMENT-NEW BRICK
home in restricted section: ali improve.
ments. Temple 1870. Ewes, Cleveland 1925,
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-6 ACRES. WOOD
eo; mouse under construction: rooms.
lnodern plumbing, gas. cleo; s. 100 81 500
down. Phone Falls Church s02-F-of,
BROOM BRICK BUNGALOW CORNER
lot tlle bath, stove, refg.. h.-w.h. f1re-
place, front porch. built-in garage; SIS $50,
ON easy terms. Walnut 1911.
81 900 CASH: $3.50 MO- RMS, BATH
Irdmei ami. porches. garage. 14O3 N.
Dah'iIie ST.. Arlington. Va.
$1,000 CASH, $4,000 OVER PERIOD OF
years puys real show place, on high ele-
Vatlon overlooking Potomac. Well protect
ed by It's surrounding acreage Not only
exceedingly ine investment, but charming
appointment address Box OR, Star
WAS $4,000. NOW $4,000; TERMS
Very large, vacant .6-r, fall. bath country
home: large porches; electricity, furnace
garage perfect condition = acres fertile
loan; Well-kept, shaded lawns; much fruit.
GEO. c. WALKER, Greenwood 1898 IS.
IDEAL HOME OR INVESTMENT: 10
rooms, sunroom, ami. lear built-in ga
rage. porches, shade, lily pool, pergola
chicken house; large grounds. Reduced:
QUICK sale; $500. Two lots adjoining avail
aole Would consider exchange small
house, D. C. sos Lincoln ave-, Riyerdale,
Md. Hyattsville 25l
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APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

COTTAGE CITY, MD, "a CENTRAL AVE.
living room. bedroom. kitchen, bath,
furnished. private entrance, $40 per month.
References required.
TAKOMA PARK. BASEMENT APT, 3
rooms, private bath, furn.. gas. light, heat
and phone $50 wk. Shepherd 1871.
1.u CHESTNUT ST, ALEXANDRIA. VA.
across from new George Washington High
Sehool---New spacious living room bed
room kitchen, dinette. bath. back porch:
refg.: unturn. Apply resident manager or
call c. NJ. PLUNKERT & CO., National
0653. / Thomas Circle. 20
MT. RAINIER, MD r., X. AND B.;
corner apt. oil heat; cont. hot water:
newly decorated; private entrance; no
children; 80. Phone Hyattsville .s2l
S36 BIB RMS. KIT BATH. FRONT
porch: h-w. heat: hdw. frs, 1St floor.
1O14 N Hudson. Arlington. Va.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHENETTE AND BATH;
heat, gas, light; $40; convenient to stores.
cars. buses; private entrance; no children.
Walnut 1o9ti "a"
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

CHEVERLY, MD. - 5-RM BUNGALOW,
elec. range, h,-Wh.. fireplace. Apply Is
Holly rd. after pm. or all day Sunday
Phone HyattSvilie I36-J
CHERRYDALE, 215O N TAYLOR ST
Good 6-room house; elec. rapge. lights.
furnace. running water: near bus highway;
low rental; open. HANSEI.. Clar 400
NEW GROOM BUNGALOW, PURCHASED
by party who Will be away for g years
WISHES good tenant without children. Cau
lib N. irving st. Arlington. Va.
GOOD COTTAGE FOR COUPLE. 3 ROOMS
anu bath; close TO bus and not far from
ID c. on good road S32 SO month; private
owner. Walnut 71gS.
LARGE LOT. 6-RM. HOUSE; AMI: OIL
burner garage: s6U per mo. Large lot s.
rm. pung; ami: $40 per mo.
CLIFTON II. LAUGHLIN,
Mclean Va. Falls Church 5a0-J-11
BUNGALOW, 3 ROOMS BATH, CELLAR:
good furnace heat, elec. lights. shade. brick
lear garage. Stable for 4 horses and
about u acre for vegetables. Located Old
georgetown rd., between Bethesda and
Rockville. Rent. SIS per month
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
1905 H St. NV Nail 2345
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.

POSSESSION MARCH 26-Sl5O Cash
and $50 monthly will buy attractive semi
bungalow, q rms bath. metal garage gas
electricity. furnace heat. Frisdaire on
flne residential street within one block
buses. street cars. schools churches Price
SG,650. Monthly payments cover all inter
est. taxes and $50 on principal. Will rent
for q mos. at S5s5 monthly on lease
No Marion st. HyattSville Open
Phone Greenwood Oa9a 25s
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ApARrMEhrs uheuRh,sHep.

COI.ORED-TWOs NICE RMS KITCHEN.
hall. bath; front. apt. in attractive: mod
Also $40. 90, SIS. so at 636 18th ST. ne
CHAS. D. SAGER. 924 14th. Natl. 0036.
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ApARTMENTS WANTED

BY ELDERLY COUPLE. HOUSEKEEP-
by April /. McNEAL, "a v st. NV. "a
SMALL HOUSE OR ONE OR TWO, BED
room apt. until Aug. 8; NV. section; 2
adults: excellent care taken; $40 to $50.
TWO OR THREE ROOM UNFURNISHED
apartment in made-over home or high
class small building. Nothing on first
floor. Must have porch. private bath and
private entrance. Good NV. or Georgetown
location. Will not consider row house.
II not modern and In good. quiet neigh
borhood do not answer. Give full par
ticulars and price. Box a1S-Q. Star.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

COTTAGE WANTED-YOUNG WORKING
couple want TO rent a small. neat unfur-
nished, year-around cottage in Maryland
reasonably close to District. Must have
modern convenienceS Not over S26 per
month. Shepherd 495s
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CONTINUED
LIST YOUR PROpERTy-

For rent or sale, houses. bungalows.
apar Lments, stores, garages; city or SUBJ
GINGER CO. Natl 537l 945 X st. NV, or
Sreenwood 1919. 90s BALTIC. blvd, River
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR RENT.

POULTRY FARM. CONTAINING ABOUT
80 acres. practically fully equipped with
a poultry house which holds l.sOU hens
and is equipped with electricity and run
large broiler house. Dwelling has nve
rooms bath, hot and cold water, electricity
and garage Also stable. smokehouse COW
and hay barn. Located on the Old George
town rd.. between Bethesda and Rockville.
known as the Morton j. Luchs Farm. Phone
MORTON j. LUCHS National 2346.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

TWO ADULTS DESIRE ) OR ROOM
modern. unfurnished house. Sc preferred,
April LIST. Refrigerator and stove not re-
aulred. Box 27l-Q, Star 80
TO SUBLET 3-BEDROOM APARTMENT
or dwelling in NV. section from 3 to &
months. Box 4l9-Q. Star.
WANTED SMALL BUNGALOW. GOOD
condition. in District or Maryland close to
NV. section: settled couple. no children:
will give good care; not over $4,000
monthly; unturniShed. Box 4I5-Q, Star.
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l507 PARK RID NV

5 and 6 room bath and porch apts;
G. E. refrigeration. Convenient 10
churches. theaters and stores Market
within walking distance. $3.50 and
$1,000.
Free Parking on Premises
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NO. l, 5615 1st PL. NV

rooms. kitchen. dinette bath and
porch. $4,000. Open for inspection,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

OPEN-1144 45th PL. Sc,
New det. brick. rms. tiled bath, gar,
Priced Very Low. Call Dist. 1911.
FOR SALE-A GRAND
BARGAIN-BRAND-NEW
EIGHT-ROOM. THOROUGHLY MOD
ERN BRICK DWELLING IN NORTH
BEAuTIFULLY TERRAcED THREE
EIc 3Gh BATHIsoPMs THIs PREH AN9 noMs SNpwEkS n
gE INTEREsTING re ALL WHO Want
oF ARcHITECTURE il HAS SLATE
ROOF OF FINEST MATERIAL. WITH
LOT FORTY-FOOT FRONT BY I35 BACK
TO ALLEY. THE LOT IS HEAVILY
SODDED BY FINEST BLUEGRASS. AM
PIE GARAGE. 1T is LOCATED JUST
EhooRs; Eho eSARTEREp MAH OAK. JAR HE n4spM1sT FINEST
THRGTGHoHg TIL 2 B G9T VIII yTs ,Er aAnE Te
IT IS ALL YOU CAN ASK FOR. THE
PRICE IS RIGHT: TERMS ARE VERY
REASONABLE. WILL BE GLAD TC
YOUR ,GoNVENIENcE AT our COST
REALTY CO. 1920 x ST NV. FIFTH
| FLOOR. MET. 645b AFTER PM
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$50 r. I. AVE. NE.

z rooms. kitchen and bath. S42.5o and
S45.0o per month. 3 rooms kitchen
and bath: $4,000. Electric refrieera-
ton on house current. See resident
manager.
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NO. 2, 5623 Ist ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen. dinette, bath ane
porch --------- $50 0(
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,


Per year; $4,000. Cley. 7156. evenings.
BROOKLAND N.E-BUILDING CONTAINS
IDeT rooms, baths diEided into spartmsnts
revenue Lot Ps-tt, front (6l56oV $500 So tSi'E ft.t:
RUsHEss sRopERRfY Rsfs DEpT 1a4oo BOSS sk
PHELPS, NATIONAL 5000.
LEAVING CITY---WILL SELL MY SEMI
detached, 4-spt. building. heating plant;
Cost me SIS 900: will take si4 900. Down S1Ti
payment as low as $1,000, Arranse bal
annaa anne ssi5 Box 551R PEfseHs Star income $500
219 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-FIRST COM
merclai; value will enhance here; g rooms
bath. : porches, attic. garage; vacant and
1924 1yiS WSPEE i ~ + JAMES. 1Ns; Si:, ,,.-
New 4-family apt, nS. location. An
nuai rental, 50, 900. Each apt. completely
squpDed ppDedr,y With I, EEisidars VII tsks small
ton.
a27 18th St. NV District 141l.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
81, 1,5naM,,cENTRAL NORTHWEST LocA-
zoled frst Commercial. White tenant at
s25 ,00o-DoWNToWN BUSINESS PROP
ERI9; store leased to chain grocery;
apartments OF three rooms and bath;
2312-ft. frontage on Pennsylvania ave
Income over S1,100 year; expenses
small. Detailed information on request.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1505 II St. NV National 2345
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SOUND
real estate investment. as well as q good
| return on your Investment? We are Offer
| ing for sale group of properties at
| $4,000. with gross yearly rental Of
| $1,000 showing about 49, gross return
| on investment. All brick buildings, mod
| ern and good condition. MR.. BENNETT,
| Geo. 229S
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST NV Dist. 3347.
S145 INCOME-$11 900.
Sc. store and apis: grocer leased for
| ] yr.,, option of >: > apis. End fir, / apt
! 3rd FIR; individual heating systems; lot
| 2lXluu: Semi-detac ached to l5-ft. alley
| Call MR. MILLER. with
| FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1911.
| Exclusive Agents
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New modern apt. > rooms, dinette,
kitchen and bath, S6S.50. See resi-
dent manager.
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PETWORTH

3133 18th ST. NV.
Modern Colonial home of 6 rooms end
bath; newly reconditioned; oil heat; $50
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO..
733 18th St NV Natl 035o
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LOTS FOR SALE.
ANACosTIA. d. C-l20-FT. FRONT ON
grade, zoned for houses or flats All i'm
provements in and paid: 81 300 "
DIST. S!l1. w. l.. MOORE Geo $500
LARGE, HIGH WELL-DRAINEp LOT,
water and elec. available; close to BUS
and schools; $500: private owner Wall
nut 719S.
,S60o-CONGRESS HEIGHTS
bulldIng site. 5oxl25; "a 50. from bus
line. Fine location for your bungalow
Call Mr.. Stebbin, Lincoln eSO4-J
ADELBERT w. LEE
Io43 II st. NV. District 1900.
OUTSTANDING LOCATIONS.
No !. NV; 44'x14o'-Si 500.
North side of Chesapeake St. between
44th and 45th sts. Includes water and
No. > NV. 43x11O'-st. 500.
West side 44th ST., between Chesapeake
and Davenport SITS. Includes water and
sewer.
No. g. Md d.-65'x15O'-S1,2 $50.
On Lambert I'd, in woodland section OF
Greenwich Forest. Beautifully wooded lots.
Just off GEORGETOWN I'd.
No. 4, Md. 75'X115'-S2,500.
West side of Wisconsin ave, Just over
Fullest cooperation given. For further
information call Mr.. Towbes-
1404 K st. NV. CAFRITz. Dist. eos0.
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AN INTOWN HOME

few short blocks from the Washington
Cathedral. OF English architecture with
center hall. featuring massive stone fire.
place. rich holdings. paneled walls covered
with. Santas delicately shaded. symbolize
the best decorative features of the French
Empire period. The breakfast room. artls-
red leather-c cushioned seats. The kitchen.
creation of today. will delight YOU and
make cooking a pleasure. lounge room. re-
benches. bar with cabinets and large mir
Tor. On the second floor are three delightful
bedrooms and two tastefully appointed
baths. screened living porch, closets with
mlrrored doors and shoe racks. THIS
HOME is MODERNLY PRICED. Call j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, Emerson 1906 Til
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IN PETWORTH

IN PEIWORTH,
517 DECATUR ST NV. $500.
Living room. dining room, bedrooms,
kitchen and bath, = inclosed porches. ga
rage. rear yard. Available April
f404 K. CAFRITz: Dist. 90S0.
2S11 2Sth ST. NV.
o rooms. bath. incloSed porch: elec
refrigeration and range, h-wh. 1856 90
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SHEPHERD PARK.
NS,SOW
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
NfFnNATrr

COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Just north of Mass. ave. Quiet square
splendid environment. Only short walk
from downtown Eight full-sized rooms
floors throughout. all modern conveniences
2-car garage. This is lovely home and
one. that literally sparkles from cellar to
roof: The furnishings are AL. Owner
leaving clty-it must be sold
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Natl 5903 Sl1 18th St NV
Evenings Phone Mr. Burke West o5.6
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SECOND COMMERCIAL
II you need new building for business
let US give you an estimate We will
nnancs. For sale or lease. Call PAUL p
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION, m SHOPPING
district. 500 11th st NV Inquire
MILLER. 1235 G NV. Natl. 562s. Rea-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

lonial brick, west OF 10th st. and priced
at Sl2,a50.. Six large rooms, breakfast
nook, two baths. oil burner. slate roof
garage. Large porch, trees. Attractive
lot. Call Shep. $500 until . pm. WAPLE
& JAMES INC
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FARMS WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

WANT TO RENT FARM ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay. Send full details to Box 600 Star
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BOSS & PHELPS

1417 K st. REALTORS. Ma. $500.
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Emerson UU.3U.
A PASSPORT

A PASSPORT
TO BETTER LIVING,
That's exactly what this new beautiful
brick home in exclusive Chevy Chase.
Md, will give you. 4 rms, attached ga
rage; auto. heat and all the niceties a dis
crlmlnating purchaser would want: priced
SO per month, this property is definitely
marvellous value. Call Wisconsin 2S5I
for further details "A
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416 G ST. N.E.-$52.5O.
Semi-det. with nice side yard: G rooms.
bath, inclosed porch; in fine condition; oil
heat; 2-car garage.
PHILLIPS & CANBY. INC,
1012 18th St. NV National 1900
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Dk 3OOIfI' UtFtII GFHT
yard. Priced at 500 and is surrounded by
home owners.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
RHODE ISLAND NW.-6 ROOMS,
bath, hot-water heat. ami; S55.
2t27 3rd st. n.e.-5 rooms. bath, h-W, h..
ami, garage, front porch; $50
:, I329 18th st; n:w.-lO rooms. bath,
INV. h, ami; S67.15.
1912 Eye n.w.-12 rooms, bath, h.-w.h.,
ami: SS5.
bath. cleo: 5000.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
11O1 Eve St NV National R1ae
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new 4-faMily apt, n q. location. An
nual rental $1,000. Each apt. completely
equipped with Frigidaire. Will take small
| er property in trade; clear. CAN Mr.. Shell
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HOUSES UkFURkisHED.
(EnnfinlIed
RTTRT,ETTH

$60-1724 35th ST. NV.
CORNER BRICK HOME. CLOSE TIC
SCHOOLS. STORES AND TRANSPOR-
TATION; H.-WH
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IS, S,45o-WOODRIDGE SECTION
A big, roomy, Semi-detached brick home
like brand-new. Situated on a nice. deep
lot and is. handy 20 the John Burroughs
School and 18th ST. business section. We
suggest that you see this home without
delay; as the low price should sell it
quickly. Phone r. NJ. HOOKER, Metro
politan "6G'; Evenings, s to 8, call
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HOUSES UNEURNlSHED.

SIX-RoOM BRICK. ALL MODERN I'M
provementS. one-car garage; $50 month.
Inspection by appointment only. II. NJ.
SMITH, Clev. 344l; evenings. Clev. 344:i.
MT. PLEASANT-6 LARGE ROOMS. GA
rage. 3 porches; Oil heat. Call OWNER,
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NEAR 18th AND LONGFELLOW-REAL
a fine det. BRICK home of bedrooms, 8
large lot, garage. Needs some redecoratiIis,
but drssticslly reduced more than So, 900
under neT.house, price ge prompt; For
Natl. 1898 TIL pm.
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1451 SHERIDAN ST. NV.

New Building 2 rooms, dinette. kitchen
and bath, Venetian blinds. automatic
refrigeration ----.--S S41 80
Evening star., 1938-10-10
ReducingDiet
Be
Balanced
One Type of Food
Eaten Daily Is
Dangerous.
BY PATRICIA LINDSAY.

Not even a husband can find fault
with a reducing diet. providing his
wife is getting balanced nutrition while
her figure Sims. BY that I mean such
diets as all fruit juices. or all green
vegetables, or milk alone, are danger
GUS to embrace.
The body requires fuel needs, build
ing needs, protecting and regulating
needs. A little of each goes into the
balanced diet.
There is much talk prevalent about
vitamins and calories, and the ma
jority of women who decide to "diet"
and grow slim know very little about
either. I would caution every woman
who is interested in losing weight to
buy good book on diet. Diet, what
1t means and what it should contain,
cannot be told in few words Food
Is detail Vitamins and calories are
the details OF food!
Take, for instance, the seven vita
minis. Do you know which foods con-
tain those vitamins? II you were
deficient in calcium and some one said,
You're deficient in vitamin D-you
had better change your diet" would
you know which foods to eat? Few
women would. That is why hand
book (there is one which the Govern
ment prints) on foods is almost q
necessity before you begin to diet.
A balanced diet may be had by
eating a quantity Of each Of the fol-
lowing foods. Not each day, but cover
the list during . week. The amount
you should eat depends upon your age,
size and the amount Of work you do
each day.
What to Eat Each Week.
Milk-Children, one quart a day;
adults, one pint a day.
Fruit-Twice q day, fresh, canned
or stewed.
Observation-Disclosures and two green
vegetables each day.
Salads-Raw once q day.
Cheese-Alone or In combination
with other foods.
Sugars and sweets-Enough to make
meals attractive.
Breads and cereals-Some each day.
Eggs Children, one q day; adults,
one q day, unless reducing.
Meat, hsh-One or the other each
day.
Butter and other fats-Moderate
amounts.
Cod-liver oil-0ood for every one;
needed BY children.
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