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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-16
Runaor Is Mcdonald Wants
Cooper Out of Race So
Frank p. Graham Can Run
Mcdonald Would Become President OF Onl-
versty and Liberalism Would Go to lown IN
North Carolina But It's All Rumor.

The first half of the proposition
can be set down as absolutely true :
Mcdonald has been and still is try
ING his very hardest to get the Will
mington mayor out of the guoerna5,
Tom in = hotel room and argued with
him for nearly four hours in an ef~
fort to induce a Cooper withcraWal.
That much is certain, even if neither
Mcdonald nor Cooper will openly ad-
NIT it for publication.
1t is equally sure that McDonalo
hasn't as yet committed himself to
support any of the currently-men-
toned candidates, and it is extrelre-
ly improbable that he would gel
much pleasure out of supporting any
one of them. Not a single one, Wll1
the exception of Cooper can by any
stretch of Imagination be classed as
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Italy Warns
Poland She
Should Yield

Rome, Aug. 16.- (AP) Direct
negotiations between Germany and
Poland for the German acquisition of
Danzig emerged today as the appar-
ent Italian plan for settlement of that
problem. The controlled fascist press
proposed such negotiations with a
unanimity of expression that seemed
to indicate official inspiration.
II Messagero said "Wisdom and
prudence advise Poland to negotiate
with Germany" 1t added that Bri-
tain and France "have the duty to
suggest moderation to Poland, and
expressively invite it to negotiate
with Germany"
The same advice was given by II
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Labor Will
Oppose Foes
In Congress
S tate Federation
Meet Told by Googe
There Is No Inme-
diate Prospect of
Peace With CIO; At
tacks John Lewis.

Raleigh, Aug. 16.-(AP)-The
American Federation Of Labor will
campaign Systematically against all
senators and representatives VINO
oppose pro-labor legislation in the
next Congress, George L. Googe,
southern representative, announced
todav
''The next session of Congress
will be the most important in the
history of the American Federation
of Labor" Googe told the annual
convention of the State Federation
of Labor. "We will either sto1 the
swing of the pendulum toward re-
action or lose what beneficial labor
laws we have"
DR.. Ralph Mcdonald, candidate
for governor in 1886, and now an
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German-P olish Row
Further Aggravated
By Soldiers Death
Polish Trooper Shot Dead Over Line in Dan
zig; Nazi Attitude Shows Distinct Stiffening;
Bloodless Solution Forecast.

Berlin, Aug. 16-(AP)-A sffering Nazi attitude toward
Poland and oer signs of tension heightened the conviction
observers here today events shaping for turn
soon the crueial issue of the Danzig free city.
Germans in all walks of life carefully weighed the possibility
of another of Adolf Hters famous weekend surprises to
settle the long drawn dispute whether Danzg should be
handed back to Germany Germany demands full sovereignty
the Baltic port city, which since the World War has been
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-16

a Polish customs unit.
Officials insist a Danzig solution
will be bloodless one, and there is
some chance the present feeling Of
tenseness may subside.
Reminiscent of the role of the Ger
man press during the days imme-
diately preceding the annexation of
Austria, the Sudetenland and Memel,
and the establishment of protectorate
over Bohemia and Moravia, Nazi
newspapers are hurting broadsides at
Poland.
Headlines attacked "Polish terror
rampaging against national minor
ities''
Propaganda Minister Paul Goeb-
bels, in a newspaper, declared yes
terday, "seven hundred and eighty
acts of terror were committed by
Poles against German nationals since
the beginning of 1882.
AS during the Czech crisis last
summer, the newspapers publish STIR
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Anglo-French
Propaganda
Is Charged

New York, Aug. 16-(AP)-Ralph
Borsodf, economist and author,
charged today at the Congress of
Education for Democracy that the
congress was merely propaganda
agency to help enlist America on the
side of Britain and France" in the
event of a world war.
Borsodi, author Of ''This Ugly
Civilization'' and other books. and
director of the School of Living at
Suffern, N: Y, made his statement
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-16
County Men
Hear Plea On
Tax Reforms

Wilmington, Aug. 16.-(AP)-H.
w. Harkey, president Of the State
County Commissioners Association,
and chairman of the Mecklenburg
county board, made forcefu1 plea
for full cooperation with the attor-
ney general in the proposed recodi-
fication of the States tax collection
laws before the annual convention
of the North Carolina Association of
County Commissioners and County
Accountants at Wrightsville Beach
today.
He urged support, as we'll, for the
campaign being conducted for the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-16
Coup Shows
Worth OF
Army Plans
Surprise March Leads
"Invaders" Out O f
Trap at Manassas;
Mock War Begins at
Plattsburg, With ST.
600 Men Involved.

Manassas, Va, Aug. 16.-(AP)-A
surprise march of eight miles in the
darkness led an Invading" army out
of a trap today in the third corps war
games, offering added proof of the
mobility of the army's new stream
lined division.
In the middle of the night, en-
gineers threw pontoon bridge across
deep Occoquan creek and Brigadier
General Maxwell Murray sent his
entire mechanical division across.
Thus, the 5000 regular army men
swung out of the "squeeze" play eff
fected yesterday by the defenders,
$1,000 National Guardsmen, and
came in on the guardsmen's flank.
Deep fog shut off aerial observation,
and the defenders of Washington
did not know they were threatened
(COntin11ad IN Po0n Five\
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-08-16
Wages-Hours
Chief Denies
Dictatorship

Chicago, Aug. 16.-(AP)-Elmer
F. Andrews, administrator of the
wage and hour division of the De-
partment of Labor, analyzed the fair
labor standards act today and de-
MED that the administrator had "vast
dictatorial powers over industry"
''At every point his discretion is
circumscribed. What he may do is
nailed down in the law" he told
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10

Refined atmosphere; six miles from center
of Washington. beautiful new brick home
offers many unusual advantages. Large
with mirrored door Archway. to dining
room Modern kitchen. inlaid linoeum,
tile drainboard, built-in cabinets. expensive
gas range, ample room for Kitchen taole.
Two bedrooms with large closets Tue
met, metal cabinet under hand basin, built
Hallway between two bedrooms con-
Meeting bath has large linen closet, con-
foored attic, can be made into large room.
4" rock wool insulation in attic and con-
nections for heating equipment.
Large full basement, steel beam, copper
water pipes; hot.water heat oil b pu
connection for servants toilet.
Oak hardwood floors throughout house
plenty floor plugs attractvely papered
modern electrical fixtures flr joists frst
and second floors; furred and tarred walls
and downspouts; lights in all closets. Con-
crete front porch, southern and eastern ex-
posed. fully screened and equipped with
0si LARGE pseF lot go front by 14o' deep plenty
shrubbery and sod Flagrock walk from
Street to front entrance. Detached garage
12'x2O' with private driveway.
Our 96th house built in this subdivision.
Inspect day Or night Near enS ana sch s
per r. month. No RENEWALS OF TRUST,
WALTER O'HARA & SONS,
LEE BOULEVARD,
ARLINGTON, VA.
Office Phone: Oh. $3.50.
|. Res. Phone: Ok. 0123.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10
A. L. KELLEY & SON.
q - Wilson Blvd. Arl oxford o3s3
NEARBY VIRGINIA

Built for owner 3 years ago; attractive.
small house on knoll, well above street; 10
ing wall: corner lot. 156-ft. frontage
FENCED Ideal for young couple with baby
or for retired couple: living rm., .12laxIsl2:
with shower. kit. with large refg.; latest
gas stove: bedroom with airy nursery
upstairs; built-in garage; . blks from 10
cent bus: owner moving to country; sell
for S6,250 modest down payment; terms
owner absent. Drive out new Lee blvd. to
trafic light at Glebe I'd, turn right to 18th
st. n. right on 18th to Taylor ST.; house
ford O2RR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10
(Continued.)

DELIGHTFUL OLD s-ROOM FARMHOUSE,
surrounded with beautiful large trees h.
VII, modern bath fixtures fireplace ell
pump, good outbuidlngs, spring beautiful
stream; ~ acres good land, more avail
ape horSes, calves, chickens, pigs. ma
cnlnery. e. range and REFRIGERATOR, part
81 last and this years crops: all for slO,-
300; terms: must be sold this week
Potomac River farn-1l3 &C large
stone barn. old frame house bad repair,
cornhouse, stone meathouse: IL mi 'front.'
age on TlVer practically all the land till
20 acres. Chester loan verv produc-
i've. 10 acres timber; old Colonial house.
IN GOOD repair: several barns and corn
mouse on concrete road; electricity avail
dole; Sl3'nOn. easy terms: Will take mod.
erate-priced house in trade
on new Hampshire ave. surrounded with
stLfactlpe new homes: only $3.50 room
for or 3 houses -'0AA
. &C. wooded. near Glenmont: 81 600
r D. LILLE CO,
20 Maple Ave. Takoma Park Shep. 23n7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10

1mprovements consist Of two-story room
house, no improvements, but attractiyeiy
ines consist Of small barn, large barrack.
double corn crib hog sly and chicken
house; The outbuildinss are al In splendid
to RorF d sod i fences sss's eean rom
briars bushes and weeds. Excellent blue
grass meadow with stream the entire length:
81 500 Price includes barn full of hay,
IA acres OF corn all ready cut.
so2 acres near, Travillah, Two sets Of
outbuildines. two large. streams, This is q
very good farm and being sold to settle
1se acres; Cedar Grove section; which
some Tepsy LARGE bank Barn n0 With dairy
Hard road and electricity $4,000.
ia acres. 1s-room house. large bank
barn. large stream runs entire length Of
property Electricity u mile away, u mile
of dirt road. $500.
159-acre dairy farm, cement dairy
barn, 7-room house with electricity. water
by gravity $4,000. Or will sell equipped.
125 acres, small dairy barn. large bar
rock: Groom house needs repair. $1,000.
800 acres near Poolesville Improved
with large frame house, double corn
crib $4,000.
40 acres near Seneca Broom house,
meat house. hen house, dairy barn for
IA cows. $780,
265 acres. miles from Gaithersburg.
s-room house. electricity. plenty Of out
buildings, all in good repair.
90 acres. Frederick Pike improvements:
two small BUNGALOWS. small dairy barn.
$4,000.
road frontage Groom house. bank barn,
double corn crib. electricity. $4,000.
FRED B. {
100 No. Adams Street. Rockville, Maryland
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" kxA 300 s4 :nn. o''H:s
AURORA HILLS, VA.-FIVE-RooM BUN
OWNER. Jackson l7lO. l2s
OPEN SUNDAY.
You viii IKE The large rooms in this g.
4th st. n. Arlington. Va. Oxford OO44-J.
BARGAIN, SMALL ESTATE, S8.eb0.
! mile north Of Silver Spring, ) lots on
corner in beautiful handicapped gardens,
large trees and shrubs Small aroom house
everything Bus service. Open Sunday Drive
out Ga. ave. l mile past trafic light, turn
ieft on Seminary road to Glenn ave. and
'A'''' 0e The Si: MARYLAND REALTY,
-9l5 10th St. NV. National s095.
A GEoM ~ RRs!!N To ESTATE
rooms So baths, hardwood sS'f fioors mas h-W
heating heating plants gas, cleo; gear garage, 2
nice nice Earaen flowers ana 6sau.iial trees
or less thsn q ha rs y. win r sell
1924 14 MHr St: NV JAMES 'S 81 ss4e.
R E F. LOT GROOM
Sear nice tle heme neat shoSer built
Washington Grove. Corner Corner lot, look
$50. broom bungalow, two-car garage
and chicken house. Bath, pipeless fur
mace, electricity. $4,000.
Corner property, Washington Grove
Groom modern home and q very attrac-
tive place open fireplace. oil heat and
home.
Groom house. Washington Grove. Elec-
tricity, pipeless furnace So 500
Gaithersburg. 7-room house at q real
bargain
Old Georgetown Estates. Two very at
tractive one and two acre sites at a rea-
sonable price.
4 acres, adjoining the corporation limits
OF Rockville Improved with two-story,
ested in large stately oaks. beautiful dog
wood fruit and flowers. you will be inter
ested in the surroundings of this home
We have the most attractive price doubt
less ever made on this property.
One OF the very attractive homes on
Montgomery avenue in the residential Sec
ton of Rockville. All modern improve
ments. $4,000.
acres improved with a two-story
lights, electric pump two-car garage; just
off the Jamestown pike, 3 miles from
Rockville. $4,000
acres, improved with a two-story g.
room frame house. no improvements This
property is located where it would be de-
sirable FOR store. garage or other place
of business: short distance out of Rock
vile. $4,000
If you are interested in suburban prop
critics with to 10 acres with improve
ments look under our advertisement, Farms
for Sale and you will find several
FRED B, CUSHMAN 100 North Adams St.
Rockville. Md Phone Rockville 3SQs
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buildings So 500
100 acres, . miles from Damascus.
7-room house, Delco lighting system, plenty
of outbuildines. $500
1o1 acres Damascus section, Long hard
road frontage. electricity, S-room house
bank barn, small dairy stable $4,000
equipped.
IA acres, 8 miles from Rockville e-room
house small barn. $4,000.
80 acres near Potomac 5-room bungalow.
electricity. hard road "a mile. S4,70o.
35 acres. near Seneca 7-room semi
bungalow two baths, two open f1replaces.
new barn, new chicken house 10x40 corn
crib implement shed: 3 acres of wood
land, stream
road frontage, plenty of outbuildings.
$4,000, $500 cash.
10 acres 3 miles from Rockville broom
road s47oo, 500 cash '
pa acres. 4-room bungalow. electricity
running. water, beautiful location. Laying
houses for 500 mems. $500.
acres, miles from Boyds. Groom
bungalow several outbuildinss. no improve
ments, beautiful view. $1,000.
1 acre. New 5-room bungalow, cleo
TRICKY, running water, hard road. Nice
place to live. $500
2 acres Seneca Pike. Groom frame
house. electricity. $4,000.
Frederick Pike. 6-room attractive house;
l acre of land. S4,725.
Also a Groom modern semi bungalow:
$4,000; near Gaithersburg.
10 acres improved with a 5-room house
and bathroom: small new store, doing a
nice business. $4,000, including stock and
equipment in store. Near Rockville.
'USaMAN,
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OVER 7 ACRES
NEAR CLINTON MD

OYER 7 ACRES
NEAR CLINTON, MD.
BUNGALOW, electric range and lights, 3
Foad Enrs 200
sacrificed for only $3.50. Drive e'' out Ut
Leonardtown pike 7 miles to Clinton turn
left at the bank . miles to. the Emmers,
Open daily and Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV, Realtors, Natl. e797
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
$3.50.
Groom house, ami. located on beau
tifully shaded lot. 75xl45 IT,; in an excel
and high schools transp. and stores; very
reas. cash payment and long-term financing
$3.50.
5-room brick. nearly new: studio living
room tile bath, gas ranse' elec, refs. oil
screens and weather stripping; located in a
residential community of new homes; close
to transp.; reas. cash and terms.
$3.50.
ZOE ACRES
large rms, ami. INV h. fireplace,
garage: beautifully shaded and landsca ped
lot. containing nearly l acre: located 400
ydds:: from transp.. stores. : miles from city;
lUtr cdSh. DalanCe S3T per month, There
is plenty of space for children and pets
$1,000.
80 ACRES
5-room house barn. chicken house and
tenant house; located in the beautiful Oak
Groves within 10 miles Of CITY This nrop-
erty offers a splendid opportunity for in
vestment.
M. E. CHURCH,
REALTOR.
Established 1886
Phone Falls Church o03Q
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FARM FOR SALE.

No.. 49,, HftN FOFi SALE,
wear waldorf, Nd, 81 miles from D C:
iira no ny hne roads: 1l3 acres Of un-
improved IN land generally fiat. much of IL
~ u, heed OF drainage or development into
nhTk pofds. lily ponds or frog ponds but
yen 5enty OF cry land for buildings and farm
ing the price is only 81 600 -'' III
1910 y LoUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

RENT OR sALE-SACRIFICE OWNER
transferred away Slx-room house, $40
Baltimore corner Philadelphia; Takoma
Park, Md. Oil heat. lawn, trees. Rent so2.
Sale. $500.
WooDsIDE. MD. COS CORWIN DRIVE
fkey at 9I9) (95OO Georgia ave; ext; =
Nearly new, white brick COLONEL blae e
hus schools stores. Rent, SO. Sale price,
$3.50. Easy terms. OWNER, Georgia
1857.
BRAND-NEW S-RM BRICK HOUSE, EX-
elusive neighborhood; 3i2 baths; bedroom
and bath on first floor; recreation room
2Oxn6: built-in garage. Md, near Wis
ave: one-fare zone. Adams b2t.}.
LYON PARK - SIX-ROOM CORNER
house hardwood throughout. bullt-n
breakfast furniture kitchen equipment;
trees, shrubbery, garage; sacrifice. OXFORD
241O
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IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME.

Best buy in Arlington, Va-Seven- room
house. reception room, large living and din
ing rooms, kitchen, 3 large bedrooms with
porch. concrete cellar, hot-water heat, city
water, sewerage, garage. All furniture,
china, G. E. REFRIGERATOR; lot $50 feet
square. Shade and fruit trees, shrubbery.
flowers; miles Key Bridge: near churches.
schools stores, bus. Must be seen to appre-
ciate. Owner going to Florida home. r. l..
PICKETT. 530S North Fairfax drive, Ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10

NEW 7-RM. BRICK COLONIAL. 5000 LEE
highway-Screened porch. full basement,
OH burner. INV h.. continuous hot water;
large :lrd floor can be rec; rm. or bedroom;
wooded lot over 200 it. deep; sod. shrubs;
down payment bal. less than rent. Call
in for this and our other listings. w. H.
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STORE AND FLAT-$4,500

$500 DOWN. $50 MO.
On Wash BALTIC blvd. LIST T.. 3 Ice.
rms . toilets trestaurant': End n. rms.
open fireplace, h-w.h.. gas. elec large lot;
immediate possession: also other acreage
Greenwood o23@ j. HARRIS ROGERS,
Hyattsville 463: ewes. Greenwood 2232.
BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM BRICK
BUNGALOW, CONVENIENT
FLOOR PLAN, ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS.
1857 3rd ST. So,
ARLINGTON. VA.
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SPACIOUS 1O-ROoM BRICK HOME ON IS
acres, miles from Memorial Bridge; oil
and in grove of fine trees 4 of. the bed
rooms can accommodate twin beds: rare
combination of country environment and
city convenience. Price, $4,000. 50 900
cash. bal. 500 per mo. See MASON HIRST,
Annandale. Va. at the end Of Columbia
pike Phone Alexandria S69-J-1. Closed
SUNDAYS
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GROOM MODERN HOUSE, BRAND NEW,
l acre. $4.250; Lear garage; plenty of
shade; convenient to stores schools: i'm
mediate possession: down. 5000 balance
S25 monthly. H. KADAN, Vienna. Va.
4 REALLY CLEVER BUY-AN oPPoR-
tunity to purchase a home of distinct
charm in a setting Of old shade trees in
suburbs, priced way below cost. Wis. 5163.
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WI. u. O11 U1EO11,
Realtor
Established 1856
Phone Falls Church 2O39.
SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT,

SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE. GA
ld f9 ,o repair n and fender
vile, Md rooms and bath-2 bedrooms;
lot 15x.OO; price. $4,000 on easy terms
like rent To inspect phone Wis. 1900
Ey ATT c1as.t SO oco{agMpIA AVE.
eoxis6; $50 mo. oWNER YER Woodle y, 500
ROLLINS AVE, SEAT PLEAsANT-NEw
h f1e ea deafhfd lust completed
floors, nice basement 14xss. 'e oil heat eat
built;,in garage. lot 1OOxo0O: "a mile from
T Mirf asd R.k eis soGd road price, sso.0
sol PADDOCK ROAD ALEXANDRIA.
va:-New. all-brick. large rooms, bath
sxsa ana nsu s slate aao
heat sunmer-winter hookup; built-in ga
se AppI porfh 9 sGntans 9S9e
Msshington blvd. Arlington Va. Phone
Chestnut 3344; ewes Rand 57l4.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEW BRICK Def. 4-FAMILY APT. IN
best NV. section. Annual rental. S3,12o
Wss fGost Il B. t5s' si''oo' BOX 'iSS
FOR sALE-62s o ST. 2ND CONNER
cial zone Rent S132 90. Price. $4,000 90.
OWNER. Box 245-J Star.
N oams f pah AMP sse T sTs pTcs
$3.50, LEO F. HA1NEs. 9o7 18th st.
NEW BRICK DIET; 3;FA.MILY, APT IN
down. Box 3133, Washington, B. C. ''
SPECIAL BARGAIN NEAR 18th AND
mos PRICE. $3.50 ACT 'i toda asn Met s es set
D1ETAcHED CORNER APT. HOUSE OF
i street residential. and the other Ist
commercial. Rents are very low, and still
and with reas, down payment. balance may
onS in trust BsGoG Weode1
mo-. net gains. S120; owner liauidating;
e ass S SaSn s.sv Rox $500 cash
OWNER SACRIFICING LOVELY APT
bldg; unusual location: NV. suburb: 23
units: Al cond. longoterm tenants: SIS
sion: leaving. act quickly. Box 24O-J,
SPECIAL, SPECIAL BARGAIN, S9,s5O-1st
commercial: near Bird and g sts. NV. %,
it. front. good for any kind Of business. 3
apts., 5 rooms, bath each. Act today.
Met. 1886.
14th ST NW.--sToRE AND APART
ave: s1o,50o; easy terms. Box 1917, Star
TO-
NEW APT, q UNITS, S79,50o.,
1n'0 SAM s Ross9 y ADAMS H7oo trade
OF THREE NEW w., 4F a APT
Park; near Conn. ave; trade equity for
1924 TO 2332 CHAMPLAIN ST. NW.-5
frame dwellings. 9, brick garages, ali rented;
income, $4,000 per month; 1st CONNER
CARTER. 613 18th st. NV. Natl. 517s
VALUES ARE RISING IN BETHESDA.
long Lease. $1,000 cash. terms balance,
MoNETqoMERy REALTY CORP.
wilson Lane Bethesda. wis. 2431.
NV, COR. 3 STORES, 2 APIS. $4,000.
sAM F RosE9 R0n ADAMS Rs0m @oo $4,000
NEW APT. BLDG.
First-class white residential NV Sec
ton. mr.. stores theaters, street cars: 22
rental units. modern equipment, dining al
co cove low rents gross approximately SID;
right Reasonable cash and terms. owner
will take small property as part payment
Call MR.. DREW. Republic isl. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON. 2O5 Investment Bldg.
PRICED $4,000; RENT, $45.
Near Union. ststion-1st com. zone;
rms, bath: h.-w.h.: good cond
EUGENE A. BARRY.
a43e 14th St. NV. Col. eose.
BUY APT. BLDGS.
WHILE YOU CAN.
One downto sn wasuD BLDG
ent leases. ~ units
Practically new corner bldg. Shows $50
locations must rise. can woodley 2z2s
Natl. $500.
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S4,95O.

(To Settle an Estate)
5h7 acres: six-room modern BUNGALOW:
hardwood floors hot-water heat: gas and
cleo. garage: 4-room cottage and summer
house included. "a mile from Baltimore
boulevard. Further details call ONCE r. T.
VIOLET 4 SON, Mt Rainier, Md. Phone
Hyattsyille 10
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zoos GEORGETOWN RD.-VERY UN-
sleeping and open porches: perfect con-
dtion; oil burner; h.-w.h.:- abundant fruit
trees. Open evenings. ROBT. l.. SAUNDERS,
WISCONSIN 514S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10
HIGHLAND PARK, VA.

Drive to 5000 NJ WASHINGTON blvd
Corner Nicholas ST. in Arlington and see
new 3-bedroom, white brick home. nearly
completed; lst-f toilet, full basement
huilt-in garage; air-condtioned heat; near
schools and bus; F. H. A. approved.
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
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