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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03
THE A. F. OF L. AND COMMUNISM

(The Minnesota Union Advocate)
The threat of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor to withdraw from
the International Federation of Trade
Unions if the communist "trade I'M
ions" of the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics are admitted into the fed
Grafton may have a temporizing in
fluence on the international trade
union movement. At least it will
have the effect of reassuring the trade
union movement in America that the
A. F. of L. is not going to compro-
mise with communists, either here
or abroad.
The trade unions, so-called, in Rus
STA are not free unions as trade I'M
ionism is understood in countries
where democratic institutions prevail.
Rather, the trade union movement
in Russia is only part of the po-
litical machinery of the soviet Ere
publics." They have no more free
dom than have the official Labor
Fronts" in Italy, Germany and Aus
tria. They are in effect only part
of the administrative machinery of
the dictatorial regime.
Governmentally controlled Labor
Fronts" bear no relation whatever
to the free trade union movement
set up in the United States, and
the American Federation of Labor is
acting wisely in refusing to become
involved with these mockeries in an
international federation.
The American Federation of Labor
is non-political and that policy has
made it a power for good in legis-
lative bodies. It has consistently
refused to become partisan or sub
ject to political control and so long
as it maintains that policy, just so
long will it have the respect of all
political parties. Once it becomes
identified with any certain political
label its prestige will wane as polit-
ical scenes are shifted and national
administrations change.
To break bread with the Russian
political-Labor movement and the
so-called Labor Fronts" of Italy,
Germany and Austria would amount
to nothing less than surrender of
is nonpartisan political policy and
make it a party to something that
is revolving to the very spirit of the
trade union movement.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03
Road Funds Should
Come

The suggestion that Congress with
hold at least part of the federal road
funds in order that it may be used
toward other expenses of government
is not taken kindly by the people
in the northwest and especially in
Minnesota as was seen by the large
demonstrative banquet held in the
Nicollet hotel in Minneapolis last
week
Every one knows that there is
greater need for good roads today
than there ever has been, especially
in view of the fact that there has
been an almost constantly increaS-
ing number of cars put onto the high
ways each year. Not only has there
been an increase in passenger cars,
but trucking has been on the increase
The highways of few years ago
are not adequate, neither in number
nor in quality to carry, efficiently,
the demands made upon them today
AS one of the speakers pointed out
at the banquet, there were 100000
automobiles on the highways in 1887
as compared to 5000 in 1900-just
81 years before In this country there
is one automobile to less than five
persons.
Therefore it is seen that this is
no time to curtail building of roads
and spend increasing amounts of
money in many other ways that could
be curtailed somewhat. Furthermore
what Minnesota asks of the federal
government is no more than her just
return on what we invest in it. Fed
eral aid to highways originates from
that fund to which our states auto
users contribute in the form of gas
taxes and taxes on vehicles. At that
the state has not been getting back
the full amount paid in and it is a
bad precedent to establish when funds
derived from certain sources are di-
verted into other channels than what
they are intended for.
The gas tax and vehicles tax money
is paid by highway users and by
rights it should all go back to making
the highways better for those users.
We can't, as motorists or taxpayers,
fight too strenuously for it. For if
it is curtailed, then our state high
way construction work will be not
only curtailed but stopped almost
completely during the coming year
with a resultant increase in unem-
ployment. Contact your congress-
man SO that he will be impressed
with the necessity of the continuance
of the highway funds into the high
way Golfers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03
FOR SUGAR BETS

Editor Askov American:
l feel sure that Mr.. Engebo and Nj
Christensen are quite right. We
ought to do something, and do it now.
We can raise sugar beets here just
as well as rutabagas and better. The
soil needs a change and so do we.
l haven't made a cent of profit in
the last four years on rutabagas and
l will not try them again. Let's hear
from others.
GUSTAV ANDERSON.
ASkov, MINI.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

a neighbor of Germany, and more
than three million Germans live with
in its borders; it is also close to the
Russian Soviet republics with which
it is allied, as we'll as with France,
so that it has before it the prospects
of being used as football for the
central European powers. In his
speech on February 20, Hitler made
no direct reference to Czecho-Slo-
vakia, although he plainly enough
limited that Germans in other coun-
tries must be brought under German
rule once more; on the other hand,
Chautemps-and Foreign Minister
WON Delbos-told the French Cham
Der of Deputies that German agrees
sion against ancient Bohemia would
not be tolerated, and that France
would rush support if such agrees
sion appeared imminent.
Altogether, the picture of Euro
pean friction does not look so very
reassuring these days, but well-in-
formed observers refuse to believe
that war on any large scale is I'M
avoidable. 1t is admitted that the
pragmatic policy of the British gov
eminent may, after all, help to save
the day.
The Two Wars.
There is not much Of special in
terest to report from the fronts of
the Spanish civil war, except that
both Italy and Germany have de-
clared their willingness to recall their
nationals from the armies of Rebel
General Francisco Franco. However,
the fact remains that those nationals
are still there and still taking active
part in the fighting.
On the arena of war in China bull
letins indicate that the Japanese
armies are, with measure of sue
cess, trying to trap about 100000
Chinese in the central part of the
country, but there also are indica-
tions that the Chinese resistance is
proving itself quite effective.
A sensation was caused last week
when Chinese aviators bombed towns
on the japanese island of Formosa;
millions of people in other countries
began saying: Why didn't they do
that sooner-and why do they not
fly to Japan proper and give the in
vading power a strong dose of its
own medicine? 1t may be that the
Chinese will!
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

plies except that provided by this
program, (the 16-point program of
economic cooperation he issued last
summer) and unless it is carried for
ward very expeditiously, it may be
too late"
Some treat Mr.. Hul's program
lightly but time will tell as to the
sagacity of his suggestions.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03
Opinions of Others

(Short timely letters on topics of
public interest are welcome whether
form with those of the American.
All letters must be signed with the
writer's name for our information.
Signed articles always are more eff
fective, but if the writer does not
wish to have his name used. 1t will
be withheld)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03
home to roost and cattle take to
the trees.

home to roost and cattle take to
the trees.
H e d line: "Anti-lynching Bill
Shelved for Relief" No, you're
wrong, l thought too, that it was
for the relief of the Southern Sena-
tors who had been talking for 20
days, but it is actually to make way
for consideration of the 25O-million-
dollar emergency relief appropriation
measure. Well, those few men talked
long time, but 1 know several 9TH
ers who could have efficiently taken
their places. But bless me, one re-
deeming feature of their talkathon
is the fact that while they were at
it they weren't devising new ways
and means of taking A. w. Tax
payers money.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

About 100 years ago, after several
wars, the peoples of South America
For many years Brazil was ruled by
an emperor, but this country at last
adopted Republican form of gov
eminent.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03
From Exchanges

Editorial Comment From Other News
papers Which May or May Not
Conform With the Opinions of the
Askov American
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

The United States government is
extremity particular that all its coins
shall weigh just as much as is
claimed for them Each coin is
weighed about 20 times during the
various stages of its minting.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

l almost laughed out loud when
l read where they are going to re-
strict warfare to certain kinds OF
gases and sizes of ships. They'll be
able to do that when the birds come
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

1 heard of a father being fined
for spanking his 18-year-old married
daughter The fine, possibly, was his
penalty for not having spanked her
earlier in life.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

ShuckS, if we had such equipment
now, the Askov, Finlayson and Sand
stone rifle teams could keep away
all corners from our shores and the
International Bankers could keep all
of their money working just off our
coast and drawing big interest from
would-be aggressor nations who
would want to salvage their flying
planes from the water.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

A bill was okeyed this week by the
military affairs committee in con-
gress whereby profit would be taken
out of war. That might stop our
gang, but what are we ever going
to do with those few fellows lover
there" who insist on playing" in the
neighbours back yard?
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

A fellow said to me this week,
said he: Chances are when we find
the corner around which prosperity
is hiding it will be so slippery we
can't make it." Now that's optimism
for you, and gratitude. My guess
is that he has voted the Democratic
ticket and does not much appreciate
the fact that at one time all of us
trusting citizens were practically kept
alive by that good old promise, 'pros-
perity is just around the corner"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

CzechO- SlOvakia'S Worries.
In the face of the complete or par
tial fascist victories recently scored,
no country is more worried and nerv-
Gus than is Czecho-Slovakia 1t is
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

A radio ventriloquist's dummy is
now earning $4,000 per week. A lot
of poorly paid ones in real life are
paying his salary. Isn't it generally
the rule?
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

A good example of cooperation is
when farmer plows the burrows to
raise the feed to feed the steer to
sell to the tanner to tan the hide
to sell to the shoemaker to make
the shoes to sell to the farmer to
pillow the burrows to raise the feed. . .
All, where capitalism comes in is
when the shoes, which the farmer
gets back from his steer, are made
of belly-leather.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

But wait! Hold everything! The
Women's International League for
Peace and Freedom has been opposed
to this bill and furthermore it is
seen that all of the war profiteers in
the country are for it. huff said,
if they get on, that's when we COM
mon folks should get off, as the
darby said when the mule, which
he was riding, caught one of his hind
feet in a stirrup: EFF you-all goin'
to get on, Use gettin' Off"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

The company we keep away from
regulates the degree of character
we have.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

A tense situation was created ir
British government circles recently
when Anthony Eden resigned as for
eign secretary. 1t just raised Halifax
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

1t is reported that certain kind
of ray has been invented which when
shot at an airplane it can stop the
motor, thereby causing the ship to
fall. If that can be adapted to an
automobile I'm going to have one
so can protect myself against DRINKS
and wrongs ide-of-the-roaders.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1938-03-03

Rochester, MINI.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
SOUTHEAST.

baths, recreation room; chestnut trim
throughout: arranged for . families. Price,
S6"!5O. tWill recondition) Cash, terms or
A. L. Timberlake, GreenW'd 1891
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% ,J0U.
IA SEATON PL. NV.

EXCELLENT CONDITION.
6-room and bath brick house. large
cellar. double rear porcheS. garage. hot
water heat: convenient to churches, schools
and Transportation $500 down, balance
like rent
CHARLES sTURBITTs 1lo1 Vermont Ave.
Republic 423a-Sun. and Ewes Clev 51O7
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WEST WOODBRIDGE.
1723-27 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
beautiful new detached brick homes
o UNUSUALLY large rooms. bath, recrea-
tion room: large lot, To reach: r. l. ave
10 ltth St. right TO Franklin ST., left to
MONIES. open daily IL to pm
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GLENBROOK VILLAGE.

Sl0,500
rodn rnily detached brick; Colonial design; 8
rooms. baths, ! bedroom and bath on
nrst moor screened porch and garage;
automatic heat and refrigeration. Large
lot with many trees. Call Mr. Linder
THE NEWBOLD DEVELOPMENT CO,
1911 Wis Ave. Bethesda Md wis 6nS6
Evening star., 1938-09-04

GLENMONT. ) MILES FROM SILVER
SPRING; arm. house with lz-acre; $3.50:
stralght out Georgia ave. past Silver Spring
trafhc light 10 Layhill rd. turn right to
Ist pubic road on left to 9TH house on
right; open Sun and Mon
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

room Two hreplaceS: beautiful grounds
view; $50, Fairfax l2O-R
VIRGINIA. ROOMS. BATH GARAGE.
500: m /; fine fireplace; cow transp
IL miles. Phone Falls Church s2a-F-3
TWO-ROOM COTTAGE, MODERN; BATH,
NV n gentiles. Govt. worker. no dogs
$40. 20o4 N. Randolph Cherrydale. We
GROOM MODERN HOUSE 2nl CAR
mody rd., Seat Pleasant, Md S35
EYAITSNIII MD ~ nkrK1NI ru LIE
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-6.RoOM. MODERN
unfurn. house: Clarendon vicinity: rr.
grade school: reas. rent. Walnut 7634-W:
ARLINGTON. VA. 3 OR 6 ROOMS,
bath with some grounds; modern; or will
consider house needing improvements II
priced right: can pay cash. no agents. state
price snd location. Box 21S.K. Star.
SMALL BUNGALOW, STRICTLY NOn6
portation to Agriculture. Walnut oe47-J.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ROOM BRICK; H.-WH-,
faer,s faeG,; bath: % Montells ave. ne. $4,000:
eolqF5RKsIx ssf bTTek asI,Rs Rooms FRAME sa5 BATH
MRS. YoRKE. Emerson $500. Apt. aio.
Go.oRREDms5:e50.l54 co! RE- D ST, sE.Mlo
eas hG.-re5er iPe rens beat: beat ns condition; little
CoLoRED--BEAUT1FUL CORNER. NEAR
18th and NV: s7.05O Adams i03oa.
COLORED--N CAPITOL AND Q-OVER-
ooanh on oaFE rooms d copdi
economy home, 8 rooms h.-w.h.. cellar.
colored tile bath. all hardwood floors. rock
monthy me9 paymsnt, fusEed sbot ss 'so
Oklahoma Oklahoma aye. ne. 1 block east 18th pl.
CoLoRED-s RMS. ON 2 FLOORS: OIL
heat elec: hardwood. floors. porches. full
Gea,ar: near :, nfick gsrage; 50 $50 Easy terms:
sGdoREpHFa 2do%, On aod1. 1ss AND sIs sIs MW
So 500. Decatur 594s.
OPEN ensE,'oa suNDAY Eo{s, AND MoNDAY FOR N
heat. elec., large SIDE and back yard.
h9Tse stoys snI oo%Plstsly reanshed like new new
sponsible. colored family. This house is
cooreS n sfcSn and ss IS IN. Eem rh5s pc to
See; OWNER, 7I6 IIth st. NV. Phone
Natl. 0SOo. Tuesday. -
COLORED-S95O CASH. BALANCE SAME
as rent will buy 522 5th st. Sc. Detached
brick. > baths oil heat. excellent condition.
Don't fail 70 see It. Inspection by APPOINT;
brokers' 9o7 N. =. ave. NV. Met. 4a4i. i'e1
COLORED BARGAIN BELIEVE 1T OF NOT.
GA Harvard st. N.W-S4, $50
rooms, bath. INV h., elec. lights. Needs
some repairs Ws p, See IT. then see fs Mr.. waple.
1924 14th st. NV District 3346.
COLORED-BUNGALOW.
81 .a00-Attractive little home. 4 rooms
electricity. front porch. nice yard. Small
cash payment, balance like rent. Mr..
Perry. evenings. Randolph 33O2
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
eth and H SITS. NE. Line Os91.
COLORED BARGAIN,
1927 IRVING ST. NE.
S4,e50-In an unusually pretty setting
a modern. detached home of ) rooms. ba tn
h VIII. gas. elec. AT q bargain. on easy
terms.
OPEN SUNDAY, II TO 6.
Also an unusually fine detached 1O-room
2-bath home, suitable for two families, in
this exclusive neighborhood
J. BUXTON AIKEN,
Hill Bldg. Met 300 or Geo. 6136.
212 "K" ST. NE.
COLORED-BARGAIN $50. 90.
Newly reeond!tioned 6-room, house, all
200 90 down and balance S31 80 monthly
We have also 40 other pieces of colored
properties in central locations. w. T
COTHERN' 913 New York ave. NV. Natl
Evening star., 1938-09-04
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS

41IH 18th place ne-A heautiful new
prick colonial with bath and half oil heat,
large attic and screened porch Small
daily till q pm
WoODRIDGE REALTY CO.
H317 r l. Ave NE North -ooa
Evening star., 1938-09-04
SACRIFICE-HILL TREES

Arlington; IS min. Of city; rs acres;
lovely lawn. flowers. Garden: attractive B.
foor; fireplace. large screened porch. beau
tiful view Of valley and hills; also 3-room
guest cottage: never before such . bargain;
must sell; property clear. terms; price
under So, 900. CHAMBERS 3 TALiMAN.
Oxford 1900. Residence. oxford 2131-J.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
BIG ASPEN ST. NV.

Well-built bungalow type. . fun stories,
] block from Walter Reed. 6 rooms, bath
1st floor: 3 rooms hath md floor Has
weather stripped, oil burner: needs re-
decorating and some improvements, but
can be made into beautiful home at small
enS hS
Evening star., 1938-09-04
NEW BRICK HOME.

$3.50 sth ST n.w.-Detached; 8 rooms.
V baths. , attic rooms fireplace. modern
sitehen; gas heaf; concrete front porch; t
more new homes in this section. Builder
will consider trade. small house or lots.
VIM. R. THOROWGOOD
QAOA w N
Evening star., 1938-09-04
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW BRICK BUNdALoW-7 R.. BATHS.
6115 N. Hamp. Ave; Open.
Large Wooded Lot. 5Ox15o'. Priced Low.
1AKER REALTY Co. INC, DIST. 13iI.
HILLCREST-DET. COLONIAL,
Corner 34th St. and Alabama
Ave. Sc.
JUST COMPLETED. DISTINCTIVE DE-
LAfdE RooMs sS1sk AND csszk cssEAkrAA4 AA kSM
PoRcH : on H one SIDE De OF 5" House oGD AND
ATT AsT WoRb GbRboF n en a TbE OTHER
CONSTRUCTION BUILT BY PAUL p.
STONE ssTToNE AND AVON sHocKEY. NORTH
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
10 rooms. 3. baths. automatic oil heat, 2
eiec: refrigerators: Rents for S75 per mo.
Call MR.. PAsCoE, Dist. 609a or Wis. 6746.
PETWORTH-OPEN.
940 Shepherd n.w.-Bareain. Stop pay
ing rent See this home; suitable two fam
porches auto. heat double block gar. large
lot. Near schools stores. cars. N. DI
BLASI Randolph 1915.
WOODSIDE PARK, MD,
408 DALE DRIVE.
Three distinctive designs to choose from.
2 and 2 baths; and 7 rooms; bedroom
and bath on FIRST iooI; desirable porches.
made larger. Terms and prices are rsht
TO reachMout 10th st. or Georgia ave.
Colesville Pike to Mrs KS Toll House
Tavern left on Dale Drive to houses. See
WAPLE 4 JAMES INC.
Silver Spring Once
S433 Georgia Ave. Shep 5000.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$6, $50.
1902 Both ST. Sc.

SoO@ . OOVII y I 0.1.
DETACHED: 8 rooms and bath, hot
water heat: lot 50x150. This prop
erty has Just been reduced to effect
immediate sale. New-house condition:
elec. kitchen. Inspect at once If in.
terested in a good Southeast location.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE e. INVEST
MENT CORP,
1872 New York Ave. NV. Natl. $3.50.
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ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
NEAR WOODBRIDGE.
2 NEW BRICK HOMES

Attractive corner. detached brick home;
g rooms Ia baths. center-hall plan: large
living rm with open fireplace; screened
back porch; air-conditioned; oil heat: built
in garage; beautiful lot with large shade
trees. size 6sXl00; high elevation; price
ts,a5o and $3.50. To inspect drive out
r I ave. to Franklin St, Hyatts.. Md: left
pn Franklin TO Mckinley ave. thence right
TO 102 Mckinley ave. Open.
VIM. r. THoROWGooD, -
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VI. E. CHURCH, Relator.
ESt. 1886.
Phone Falls Church. Va oooo
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 1a4o. WsInu, o,sa
3Sl5 Lee Highway Arl Va
NO DOWN PAYMENT

Braddock Hts. Va-Beautiful. nev a.
room brick home high cool. restr,c+.d
community Temple 1870
Evening star., 1938-09-04

is arranged to be used as . apts. II pre-
ferred An excellent home for doctor.
e " WEASER BRos Prssd SF %asRns on
Bldg. DIST. 1856.
TODAY'S SPECIAL.
coLoRED-l6l0 CoRCoRAN ST NV.
sIat water heatins plant large rear yard TO
$4,000 CASH,
45 90 per month Will buy 1t and It's rented
nov nov tor SD 90 per mo. to a good tenant,
HoMEs Fer Ess MoNEY MHEs are oa1ee
you Ill De the BIRD to do ii. We have
them in ali parts of the city for sale at
really reasonable prices, FURTHERMORE.
CHEAP IN home o1 xbS o Asp
US? Wen be JOHNNY ON THE SPOT
L. L. JOHNSON,
Re, 07o5 939 N. Y Ave. NV. No. 2a45.
CoLoRED-l744 .CoRCoRAN ST, NV
; complete apartments all Just rented
REALLY SMART. AMBITIOUS MAN OR
agement and ownership of this EXCELLENT
HOUSE Plenty OF room for living quarters
and then collect enough rent from balance
OF house to nay for 1t. The house is open
S64 TO S75 PER MONTH will pay for it
and to the right party I Will sell with
small Gown payment. Take a look at it
today.
L. L. JOHNSON.
Re. 0.o5. @39 N. Y. Ave. NV No 2a45.
1905 B ST. NE:Ms Nqoh9RED looms BATH ssr,s..
$3.50: FIRST come. first served on this
bareaIn Terms
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
5O0l E Capitol ST. Realtors Line :S54O
Evening star., 1938-09-04

BY A STREAM,
$6,75O.
Situated in Arlington County on . Qnx
15O-foot wooded lot with a ripping stream
2 stories. rooms. insulated. oil burner
side porchr near new school
F. H. A. APPROVED.
Also nearby similar home under con-
struction on 50-foot lot; only $500.
r. H. A. approved Inspect this week end
To reach: Drive to monument in Clar-
endon. bear right out Washington blvd. to
rdl. turn right on Mckinley past new
Walter Reed School, l block to Lonrfellow
st. and right to houses.
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
1915 Lee Highway. Arlington. Va.
Walnut 794O-Walnut gl5S
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4 RMS, BATH.

rms. End floor; subsded. subf1oored; "a
acre. stream: bus. cleo. phone. modern
school, 20 minutes from downtown Wash
ington. Price, $1,000; 5000 cash. S35
monthly. MARTIN T. WEBB IL SON.
Evening star., 1938-09-04
A HOME BY A STREAM

X7.9b0-Trees and a brook; q new home.
rooted with lovely Spanish tile. containing
an HONEST Job. utilizing copper for per-
manence in pipes. screens; suffers. flashing.
Out Lee highway "a miles. left on Kirk
wood I'd. to property. Owner-builder,
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JACOBSON BROS.

Home in one of the finest NV. residential
sections at a most attractive price.
A white brick home, located on knoll.
set well back from the street, surrounded
by giant oak trees, lends an artistic setting
for a most livable interior floor plan con-
,lsting of large rooms, lst-foor lavatory.
breakfast room and finished third floor
The most modern accessory equipment, in
Guiding an alr-conditioning plant, has
been used
You will like this home and the price
placed on II for immediate sale. See No
1881 Orchid st. NV. Open 10 am. to 9
Ia; m; daily. a block west of 18th ST., 2
blocks north Of Kalmia I'd
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COLORED DOCTOR.

Near 9Th and Pa ave se-Large cor
ner s-room and bath home. with 2 in
closed and . open porches oil heat. 1t
is arranged to be used as . apts. II pre-
ferred. An excellent home for doctor
as 1t faces 2 streets Priced for immedi-
ate sale. WEAVER BROS, Washington