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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-17
THEMES FOR THOUGHT
By WICKES WAMBOLDT

themselves - then it would be
the thing to do to require them
to vote on q question of war. But
if a nation were a representative
democracy-in which issues were
referred for study and decision
to elected representatives of the
people-then to require the peo-
pie to vote on q question of war
would not be democratic, or con-
stitutlonal. Ours is a representa-
tive democracy. We are too big
and too diversified to make any
other kind of democracy praeti-
cable.
In order to vote intelligently
and fairly on a question, one must
understand it. He must cast his
ballot on sound, valid knowledge;
not on prejudice, caprice, or
guesswork. Suppose a question Of
this nations going to war were
presented to you for your vote:
Are you sufficiently a student Of
international affairs to vote wise
ly? Perhaps you are; but as Tor
me, | know | am not. Further
more, realizing my unfitness to
decide, / should tremble at hav-
ing to make such a, decision. |
had much rather trust our duly
appointed representatives, for
they are in the international at
mosphere and know more about
the matter to start with than |
could learn in years - and |
should have to get most of the
information | might gain, through
prOpaganda-and you know how
Enthusiastically propaganda is. If
there is anyone who is liable to
become the victim Of skillful, UNI
principled propaganda, it is the
individual citizen who is on the
outside trying to look in.
The study of international af-
fairs is a man-sized job even for
the fellow who has the time and
the facilities to focus his thought
on it constantly. |, as a layman,
had as soon undertake to work
up an intricate law case and sup
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-17
Editor. The Times-NcwS:

Editor, The Times-NeWs:
| would like to take advantage
Of the opportunity which you al
low for 4 free discussion on mat
ters of public interest, and say a
word about this cow ordinance
that has recently been passed by
our city commissioners.
! think it one Of the most I'M
timely, uncalled for and unjust
laws that has been imposed on
the common people Of our city IN
MANY years, and does not repre-
sent the wishes Of the majority OF
the people of HendersOnviIie.
In fact, it is very doubtful If
this law was ever designed Tor
the benefit Of the citizens OF this
town. 1t is natural for those VINO
own businesses out Of town to
want more business in the city,
and I do not blame them to Try
and go after it by any legitimate
means, but | do think that those
whom we have elected to repre-
sent US should try and do that or
resign.
There is no defense for this ac-
ton and the one given Is no de-
Tense, viz: THAT the COWS are
obnoxious TO our summer tour
lists" In the first place it IS not
the tourists who are kicking, but
if by chance we should find some
who can not stand the smell OF "
COW. they should be made to keep
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done in five years at total cost of prob
ably fifty to sixty billion dollars, has failed
to restore recovery and prosperity and, if
there are as many unemployed today as in
1888 at the supposed bottom of the depres-
sion, are intelligent people to be censured
for having few doubts and fears as to
the perfect wisdom and understanding and
superior knowledge and craftsmanship of
the Washington political manipulators and
sleight- of-hand artists?
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their little dogs off Dr.. .,.
perhaps it doesn't >m.. ,,
them. ''H
l admire dogs. br ! .,r
the babies best. AMI 7 .
writing this piece In a.&."
the COW, but in the da'u...
children. w
The COW is tho h..- F..
not only the poor child
rich as well, ana no u.nm' WI.
is quite so dear to Snr..a.. ".1
as the COW; she i ..D,u. ..'1
pensable to the poo man. l%
binary wage oarner w.n
large family Of chl'H..n "N
1t is almost impo-,.s.. ...
2 man to buy cnou@o M.rs .
dairy to property .,.. n. Wy
dren, but his chiidrum ,., Y.
care Of the cow auu .r. r.. d
take care of them. We hang
have a large class of tina. b..
people in Hcndcr>uul... ~. ', y
time.
If we are not Sal..f......
some of our more I...... s.
visitors, let them tai. then. -
poodle dogs and NOV OPP .o..
place more congcm'a. ..n.,,
know that many %. .. ina
tourists will pay mu.. .r., ~
place in the couuy ..u.n =,
can get fresh milk g.. ...l .-
lily.
We need somrth.a. mm.
build this town beside. Sra.
picture shows and tourists n
have Il spiritual and m... .,n'
ton to the rising g,......mn r.
we seem TO have Io.r ....,o..
together.
Let US not try rr n a.
town our good honua hard M.
ing home owners or Tenant. \
are trying to pay CITY .a>p,
real estate at a hi@a Ua... ADJ.
We are going to ma.. monr
outside the city m..n lo>.t
than inside. how c.. Vs.. .,r
CONTINUED on page .atcc,
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ital, capital Is
against ] a b o T..
Agricult u r e i s
against industry,
industry against
agriculture. Par
ty against par
ty; Sc ct j o n
against section;
gro up against
group. Was the
United States ev-
er in more dis
cord?
The only time
/ ever saw this
nation co oper-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-17

Nazi army officials have instituted a
campaign of Silence training" to prevent
soldiers from giving away military secrets
Presumably they hope other nations Will
NOT follow suit
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-17
TOO MANY APPLES: c. f.
By Noah Rollowek

TOO MANY APPLES: c. +.
Sanders, in from Copisa orchards
and murmuring about a surplus
of 1900 bushels Of stored apples
that will not move rapidly, has
Americas problem solved and
boiled down to such essence as
this:
Prohibit new auto models cX-
ccpt for every fourth year; quit
leagilizing liquor stores and
break up the blind tigers (repre-
senting a change of heart about
legalized Hquors) and prohibit
the manufacture Of lipstick be-
cause it makes the ladies too
beautiful.
If you had 1900 bushels on your
hand, could you offer anything
better?
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-17

Psychologist advises parents to ignore
temper tantrums of children. Try 1t some
time when the neighbors are in for an eve
ming of bridge.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-17

atlng together was during inc
World war. The spirit of team
play was then SO manifest and
magnificent that many persons
felt sense Of loss when it dis
appeared after the armistice and
we began fighting among our
selves again they were almost
sorry the World war had ended!
We won our share of the World
war-and a big share it was-by
pulling together. We could con-
quer any and all of our national,
state and municipal universities if
we would pull together.
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AT PEACE7

At the opening of his recent
speech on the state Of the ma
ton, the president said that the
United States is at peace.
At peace? Labor is against cap
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-17

Reported caustic comment indicates that
the chairman of the senate committee IN
vestigating recession is rightly named
Byrnes.
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THAT LUDLOW AMENDMENT

Some say that the Ludlow
amendment which would require
the voters Of this nation to de-
eide whether or not this country
shall go to war is undemocratic.
Others contend it is the essence
of democracy.
Well, that all depends on what
kind of democracy we are talking
about: If a nation were a direct
democracy-in which the people
themselves decided the issues
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port it with the legal wisdom OF
the ages, as to decide question
of this country's going to war.
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LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR :

NOTE-No unsigned commu-
nications are published by The
Times-News. All letters must be
signed with the real name OF
the author. No communications
signed with a fictitious name
will be published.-EDITOR.
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DRAMATICALLY GOING I-

DRAMATICALLY COIN l.
DENTAL: Mrs. G.. r. McMana-
way, who scans the social heavens
for stars of brilliance, stumbled
across the fact that two Hendcr-
sonville men, Dr.. John Todd, Jr.,
and Joseph Parsons, were married
in Chicago on the same day and
in churches Of the same faith
Presbyterian without prc-ar-
rangement. Quite romantic rep
resentation Of Hendersonville on
December IS.
MECHANICALLY SEN r l.
MENTAL: Ben Few, in charge Of
thousands of parts, large and
small, Of the Shipman Motor COM
pany, as he contemplates moving
to the more modern home this
week, becomes sentimental about
his bearings" and recalls that he
and DR.. Wiltshire Griffith con-
Quoted a summertime garage in
the quarters now occupied on
Main and Seventh in 1912, he
being machinist and DR.. Griffith
the man to put up a good front,
act as manager, etc. The condi-
ton of the streets then would not
permit the winter operation of
the few cars in Hendersonville.
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BIBLE THOUGHT
MERCIES IN DISGUISE

If must needs glory, will glory of the things
which concern mine in6rmites-2 Cor. ll.3O.
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AUCTION SALES.
HOS. J. OWEN a. SON. AUCTIONEERS,
l431 Eye St. NV.

lODhl
THos. J. OWEN g. SON, AUcTIoNEERs,
l431 Eye st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE BEING A DETACHED, TWO
STORY. BRICK DWELLING: CONTAIN
ALSO TWO-CAR BRICK GARAGE.
KNOWN AS 53l5 NEVADA AVENUE
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a.. certain deed ,of ,trust
the land records Of the District Of colum.;
bia and at the Ieauest Of the party secITfs,a secf,a
daS'i4h daS 3he ~ FoURTEENTH pfs III DAY OF DEcEM
BER lqss tSs at snd ana
premises. situate in the District Of colun-
bia and being lot numbered six ,t6) and the
S?3'itS S71 By the I fui depth thereof in SQUARE
numbered twenty, hundred and twenty
n PoS 05 n asoss h Gheyy s2esoh hass 1sad o De
OF the tract Of land known as "Re-sqTyey
on New Seat as per plat reeordsd IN IN hiees dfs
bia being described in one parcel as f9l. FL.
norsheas3erly rHHf sFi line Of Of Nevada avenue a9
ses sd lot six along s sa ae Rs
said avenue sc. .OOS feet more OF less to the
center line Of said lot num6sreS e. seven even. ~
with the southeasterly line CT said lot to
a public alley, Is feet wide; thence south.
essterly along the westerly line OF said
alley SO feet to the most easterly corner OF
said lot numbered six t6): thence south.
westerly along the southeasterly line OF
said lot 1898 feet to the point Of begin
ming: said above described property being
known for purposes Of assessment and tax
alton as lots numbered six t6) and eight
hundred and two (sO3) in square num-
bered twenty hundred and twenty-seven
TERMS OF SALE Purchaser to psy
one-fourth of the purchase price in cash.
the balance in three installments IN one.
two and three years respectively. with
per annum. and secured BY, deed Of trust
on the property sold or all cash at the
option of the purchaser: taxes paid or
adjusted to the date of sale: purchaser to
pay interest on purchase price from date
of sale to date of settlement at six go
per centum per annum. All conveyancing.
recording. revenue stamps. etc. at the
cost of the purchaser: good title or no
sale A deposit of $4,000 will be required
at the time of sale. and settlement to be
within thirty 900 days Of the date Of sale.
or. deposit forfeited. and the property re-
sold at the cost and risk OF the default!ng
purchaser, after Ave (5) days previous
advertisement of said resale in some news
paper published in Washington D. c.
J. WRHEY JACOBS,
Surviving Trustee.
ao5 18th Street, NV, Washington D. e.
del 3 5 SO. 1012l3.14
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FUTURE.
THOMAS j. OWEN NJ 4 SON ~ ! HAgcT1oNEERs'
sEs sAhE ETAA ST TAlqAR5E KNdWs M H
1s2s BnTMoRE STREET North.
~ VEST ESyIue o, a certain deed o, trust au,,
recorded IN Z Iber No 5oo folio so y
SEQ; of the land records of the District
Of GolImba 1s-sbs and at the request Of the paTts
S is at puPi ssS0f The Z sE9n e n
fEN PAY 4E ocaK Pr l9fs ths At f1p9ns P9TR
the District Of coiumpta sasi and dta DESIGNATED
snd aeen of se in ReSe hr g
Mount oiSs9nt.. Plsassns" @ and PlssssSt, Plains
plat recorded in the ONCE of the surveyor
for the pistriet td,o Of Columbia in Leer
thence westwardly with the north line Of
said lot 81 feet; thence s99uthssy in
the west line of said lot to q public alley:
thence northeasterly with the easterly line
Of said lot to the beginning; together with
the Improvements thereon consisting Of
two-story brick dwelling with q two-car
brick garage.
Terms of sale: one-fourth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance In
two and three years. with Interest at fivs
per centum per annum payable SEMI
annually. from day OF sale secured by
first deed OF trust upon the property sold.
A deposit Of $500 90 will be REQUIRED at
time Of sale. Examination of title. con-
veyancinR: recording. revenue stamps. etc.
complied with within 30 DAYS from day Of
sale otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of defaultinR purchaser. after Ave
days' advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON. D. c
or deposit may be forfeited. or without for
letting deposit trustee may avail itself Of
any legal or. equitable rights AGAINST de-
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee,
H. PRESCOTT galley.
(Seal) Attest:
Z. PERCIVAL WILSON
Assistant Secretary.
de6-d&ds.. .exSu
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBORHoOD. DETACHED
4-bedroom, 2-bath dwelling Oil heat
Frigidaire, servants room and bath. garage
Attractively furnished. Available for con-
greSSlonal session. Natl. OF 13 or Woodley
5751.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-ATTR. FURN BUN
galoW: nr. Conn. ave; suitable for 3; auto
matte heat. refg.. garage; rent for Jan or
longer: 500, including heat gas light, tel
ephone; refs. imperative. Call Wisconsin
5S24. mornings
WIDOW WILL SHARE HOME WITH RELI-
ape couple or ladies; ami. oil heat.
Write 3 Adams ST. NV Ii.
1885 RIDGE PL SE-5 ROOMS. GA
rage, INV. heat. elec. refg., back porches
ana front porch; can be seen any time;
S2S per month. HARTMAN REALTY.
INC. Atlantics55S4
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NV. STORE AND APT. ONLY SlO.95O.
Cost over $4,000. Large, modern store
and 4-room apt. Rent, 81 200 year. EX-
cellent investment. Call Rep O225.
FOR SALE. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Masslvely built old warehouse with about
10000 feet of floor space; very con-
splcuous corner on two main streets and
another street; central location. price,
$4,000.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1T19 K ST. NV. National 1l66.
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1O5 MADISON ST. NV.

S9.350
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
This attractive "Cooley-Built' home, Just
3 years old, contains z large rooms 2 COM
plete baths, automatic heat, recreation
room and garage: southern exposure, and
in new-house condition. Don't fail to in
vestigate this For details call MR.. WID-
MYER. Adams 3405.
S7,25O-MICHIGAN PARK D. C.
New brick bungalow, near Catholic
University. bedrms and bath.
living room with fireplace, kitchen
with dinette, insulated and
weather-stripped. General Motors
oil heat elec. refg. and tabletop
stove. Close to trsnsportation.
AcYD r DAVIS Co.. NATL. osb2.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued)
MERRILL MANSIONS,
1851 Fairmont st. n.w.-Bright sunny.
front apt, l rm., kit. b., elec. refg., $50:
another, $40; 3-rm apt $50.
UNUSUAL, DISTINCTIVE,
ApARTMeNrs SUBURBAN.

ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR OF 3 ROOMS. ELEC.
kitchen, shower bath; oil heat: garage op-
uonal. 4003 South 18th ST., Arlington.
NEW APTs.-LIvING ROOM 2 BEDRMS.,
kitchen, dinette, screened porch: heat and
water included; So 80 month. Inquire
1914 North Pierce ST.. Arlington. Va. Phone
Chestnut $500
POTOMAC HEIGHTS. 5000 DORSETT PL
n.w.-Two rooms, kitchen. bath. porches.
yard, garage; half block car line; $3.50.
Emerson 4251.
UNFURNISHED ONE OR TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: 2nd floor; private en-
trance; c.h.w.; convenient bus. Wis. 579S.
TAKOMA. 720 KENNEBEC AVE.-2nd FL;
stafge vlng dm with balcony, oedrms;
heat. refg.: quiet and sunny.
ARLINGTON, VA.--TO REFINED COUPLE,
two or more large, sunny, furn. rooms,
home near Lee Highway 1Oc bus fare.
3505 N. 22nd st. Chestnut O464
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TRADE.

The owner of distinctive center-hall
Colonial home has authorized us to offer it
for trade Located on a high elevation
near Silver Spring. There are 5 family
bedrooms. solarum, Q baths on 2nd floor.
Spacious living room, well equipped kitch-
brary with open fireplace. on 1st floor.
2-car garage lot 135 IT. wide; convenient
schools. shopping district.
PnPEpTC L, ATIh6ED
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BURLEITH

Several modern homes in this de-
lishtful community now available
SlX rooms and bath. some with
porches; garage; refrigeration: S65
up' see MIS-, Watson 1902 r st.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1JO5 H st. NV Natinnai ooAs
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
1905
KENNEDY PL. NV.

LOUD
KENNEDY PL. NV.
English type brick, facing Rock Creek
Park. Individually planned. Spacious living
room with connecting den and solarium.
Wide center hall Law. on 1st A.; large bed
rooms, baths. 2-car Ear. y Is impossible.
struction and beauty of this home and its
location, Priced below assessed value. Per-
feet condition. Open day and night.
MISS REED. GEORGIA 6112.
$32 MONTHLY BUYS
New modern, broom. tiled-bath brick
home with full basement and air condition;
located only 15 minis. away from down.
town, with bus at door, Ask about
Our Low Down Payment Plan.
Investigate this unusual opportunity to
own splendid new home in brand-new
community where over 100 houses are
already sold and occupied and only 4
still available.
KELLEY, STEELE & BRANNER,
1927 Eye st. NV District 7740.
Emerson rETd EVENINGS
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$12.950.
Near the Cathedral, !.

Near the Cathedral.
A lovely corner home. situated in one
of the most desirable sections of old
Cleveland Park 1t Mas been completely
renowned and is now vacant. First floor.
huge living and dining rooms, large library
with tiled lavatory adjoining. pantry,
kitchen Second floor. splendid bed
rooms and 2 baths; attic with finished
car attached garage, large porches and
modern heating system A lovely setting
OF trees and wide frontage. 1t can be
FISHER g. CO.. INC, DIST. $3.50. EVE
NINGS CALL MR.. JONES, WOODLEY
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HOUSES UNFURklSHED.
Continued

FOR RENT.
Well-located, modern houses. Please
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Indiana Ave. NV. Natl. 0350.
1927 18th ST. NV.
hot-water, heat and electricity; garage.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K st. NV. National $500.
424 IRVING ST. NV,
Near Soldiers Home. Very desirable six
Gas heat. T Rental. i $5a 81 50. .eAeA' '0"o'''0n'
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K st. NV National 5000.
3542 PARK PL. NV.
heat, electricity. Key at 3544. '''' ""'''
$47.50.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2100. 925 18th ST.
20 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
Six rooms bath, ,a,vatory; 3 posches
metal saraee; h.ewh. Adams 4o37. 0'l|N'
1925 JENIFER ST. NV,
ehsvy ehd ybsh Ghss home p %
in garage. automatic gas heat electric
refrigeration; $95 per month.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K St. NV. National 1900
4439 FESSENDEN ST. NV.
$67.50.
Six rooms and bath; electric refrigera-
ton: built-in garage.
5342 41St ST. N.W.-S75.
Seven rooms and bath. extra lavatory.
Hot-Water heat. Garage.
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SELECTIONS OF MERIT.

SELECTIONS OF MERIT.
built into this all-brick center-haii home:
its 3 bedrooms and 2 tile baths are both
conveniently arranged; the 1st floor planned
for comfortable living and hospitable enter
tanning; modern in every detail. This
home is delightful combination of all of
Convenient to Wisconsin ave. shopping CEN
ter Priced low for quick sale. Available
on easy terms.
This is not Just another house. 1t is
well worthy of your most critical inspection
II you are interested in quality new brick
arranged 1st floor. built-in garage, auto
matte heat located within walking distance
OF Wisconsin ave.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Wisconsin Ave. at Bradley Lane.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. Wis. 1875.
SIS, ,650-Easy Terms-Open!
1881 ioems NqEdH aorwAER HAT AYE Rs n Eec
Convenient to schools. churches. stores
EVERYTHING SPIcK- AND SPAN.
No. 1385-At Only S. $50.
WILL TRADE on clear or nearly clear
PsqPsEMszE En- 1RfPsss Tsf Est sas j Syer MOVE
LET US SHOW YOU WHAT WE CONSIDER
one Of the best values in q brand-new de-
possession in time for Christmas. "' "''''''
FRANK M. SULLIVAN,
Dist. 34s4. Eve. Geo. sso5. .
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

FROM PRIVATE PARTY. $500. SECURED
by second trust on house and ground: Sc
interest. Box 20O-E Star IA
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.-BRAND-NEW
6-room, 2-bath brick home, never occu-
pied; automatic oil heat; garage; $50 mo.
to responsible party. Apply 124 Jackson
ave. University Park, Md
GLEN ECHO HTS. MD-UNFURN.; 7
rooms. ami. S35 mo-, conV. cars and
Wis. ave. Wis 1888 IA.
MODERN 5-ROOM BUNGALOW - S45OO
Modern Groom house, large lot 5000
Modern Groom house good location $3.50
G. r. j NEWMAN
$500 Lee Highway, Arlington, Va.
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Outstanding Values

Two-FamiIy Home
6i4 St. N.E.-S45.OO
| Flve rooms. 2 kitchens and bath:
| not water heat. electricity.
1916 G st. N.E.-s5O.
| Living room, dining room, 3 bed
| rooms, kitchen and bath, screened
Near Navy Yard
| 1854 d st. S.E.-S45
J., Colonial homo. living room, din
| ing room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen and
| path. large front porch and screened
rear porch; rear yard.
Semi-Detached
441O Chesapeake St.-S57
Drive out Wis. Ave to River Rd..
west OH River Rd. to Chesaneake
reception hall. living room. dining
room. 3 bedrooms, kitchen. bath, 8
porches; garage; rear yard
Excellent Location
435 Decatur St. N.W.-S65. 90
Living room dining room, 3 bed
rooms, kitchen and bath; cleo. refrig-
Grafton; rear yard: . screened porches.
All Decatur St. N.W.-S75
Rec. ball. living room. dining
room, bedrooms, kitchen and bath;
lncloSed porches; garage; laundry
TUBS and toilet in basement; rear
yard; convenient to schools; excellent
transportation.
Near 18th and Park Rd.
II 1415 Parkwood PI. N.W--S69.
II Living room. dining room, 3 bed
rooms. 2 inclosed porches. kitchen
II ana bath, built-in garage.
II 1923 Parkwood Pl. NW.-Larse Home
II rooms: 2 baths, kitchen; two-car ga
II rage: Frigidaire; screened rear porch;
II laundry tubs. and extra lavatory in
basement. $500.
In Petworth
II Two-Family Home
Il Ala Farragut St. NV.
II Colonial home; rec. hall. living
II room. dining room. bedroom, kitchen
with elec; refrigerator, 1st A.; conn
II plete bath In basement; living room,
II dining room. bedroom, small inclosed
II porch. kitchen and bath. second floor;
oil burner and garage; large rear yard
403 Delafield Pl. NW.-S57.5O
Il Living room, dining room, 3 bed
II rooms. Kitchen and bath, 2 screened
porches; large rear yard
Large Home
II 1920 Illinois Ave. N.W.-$78.5O
Semi-detached. rec. hall. living
room, dining room. 4 bedrooms,
kitchen and bath. pantry. screened
U rage. oil burner. elec. refrigeration.
1904 X cAFRlTz DI. $3.50
Evening star., 1938-12-14
REFRIGERATED

Nearly new bright, cheerful all-brick
detached home in Silver Spring. close to
District line. g rooms, tile bath with
shower oil burner, large lot; garage. Call
Woodlev 7s49.
47s0 NORTH 25th ST. ARLINGTON VA,
S55. Six-room and bath bungalow, on
corner lot. 100'x100'. near Washington
Country Club. Convenient to bus lines
and stores
NAT. MORT. INVEST CORP,
1872 N. Y. Ave. National 1898.
Evening star., 1938-12-14

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ld1US.