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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-22
By WALLACE CARROLL United Press stan Correspondent


 London, Dee 22, -- luP) -- A CzechoSlovak government in exile, now recognized by Great Britain as well as France, intends to embark at once on a campaign to force the mobilization of all C2echS and Slcva&S in Britain, France and the British dominionS to fight with the allied armies, 1t was announced to- day,
 Gen Sergei Ingre 45, who com mauded a CacchoSlovak army corps during the mobilization of 1888 be- fore the Munich conference, was confirmed today as commander in chief Of a new CSechoSlovak legion,
 President Eduard Benes Of CzschoSlovokia headS what is form ally called the C2echoSlovak national committee,
 The committee actually conStitut- cd 0 government in exile which would be prepared to take control of CEechoSlovakia in event of an allied victory over Adolf Hitler,
 Great BritNin's recognition of the committee was announced today. It vas effected through an exchange of letters between Benes and ViS- count Halifax, British foreign Sec- retAry, In which Britain formally recognized the committee as quali- tetS representatives of the CSeeho- slovak peoples, France had recog- ni2ed the committee Nov l7,
 The first step for the committee was to constitute a C2echoSlovak army In France, Britain and France will cooperate with the committee in decreeing compulsory military service for all C2echoSlovakS in the fortu of warning that men who failed to respond to call for army service would be liable to puniSh- ment, aS deSerterS, upon the future constitution of CsochoSlovak gov ernment on C2echoSlovak soil,
 After taking the first step, the CzechoSlovak committee is under stood to plan negotiation of ar- engagements With the British do- minionS for compulsory mobilization Of C2echS-the Czech committee !S- suing al orders with the coopera- ton of dominion governments, Most particularly the committee seeks to mobilize Czech and SlovakS In Can Nda and Australia, Czech volun. teers are to De accepted for legion service from the neutral United States.
 The final step In recognition came with the announcement of the makeup of the C2echoslovak com nittee, as follows:
 Henos; Ingre; MonSignor Jan Sramek, 70, member Of the c2eeho- Slovak national committee In the World War years of i9i4-l9l8, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-22
FEMININE INTEREST

San Francisco More than 420,- 900 women turned out for ladies free admission day games in the Pacific Coast League last season.
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The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
Dept. Justice
 Investigating
 Nazi Activities

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 lP) - President Roosevelt said the De partment of Justice had under taken the investigation of alleged violation of criminal statutes by Nazis, Communists. and certain other organization in this coun- try. He said that Attorney Gen eral Murphy informed him by letter which was not made public but Roosevelt said the alleged violations were submitted to the Department by the Dies com mittee investigating unAmerican activities. Roosevelt would not comment on the reports that he opposed the request of Dies for an additional hundred fifty thou sand dollars to carry on the in- quiry
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
First Meeting Legislature is
 Next Monday

JUNEAU, Jan. } (P)-With the arrival of Jesse Lander from the 4th Division every senator and representative is present for the fourteenth legislature opening next Monday noon. The first for nal caucus of the two groups is tentatively set for Sunday after noon, when fl is expected that they will decide on a president of the senate, a speaker of the house. secretaries and clerks.
 Legislators conferring with Territorial officials said Senator Walker will accept the presiden- cy of the Senate if it is offered; and Howard Lyng of Nome is apparently slated for the Speaker ship.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
Frankfurter Is
 Named to Seat
 Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 (Pl -- President Roosevelt named Felix Frankfurter, aged fifty six, ot Massachusetts,, and professor in the Harvard law school, as asso- ciate justice Of the Supreme Court to succeed the late Ben- jamin Cardozo
 Frankfurter has a long legal background, and his chief spon- sor is Senator Norris, one of the leading liberals in the Senate He is native of Veinna, was a law professor in Austria and has been at Harvard since 1914.
 The President also named for mer Senator Pope of Idaho as g member of the Tennessee Valley Authority to succeed Arthur Mol gan.
 James Patterson, was named as U. s. Marshal for the Thirc Division of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
S27,O36,OOO in l933 In Minerals Taken
 From Alaska

WASHINGTON, Jan. l (4) - Alaska the seven million dollar government investment D a d $27, ,036,000 dividends in minerals in 1888. The Bureau of Mines estimated that this is the value of the gold, platinum, copper and silver and other minerals taken from hills and streambeds dur ing a year of production of which $2l, ,9l7,000 in gold brought the tctal mineral yield since the pur- chase from Russia in 1867 to more than 776 million dollars, or nearly one hundred eleven times more than the territory cost or iginally.
 Officials said that while they estimated that the gold produc- ton would be $119,000 less than the record year, 1906 they were not surprised when the final re- ports were received, found that the actual output last year eclips ed that earlier period of gold production by 62% in the placer production and 38Ge ip the lode output.
 The estimated value of the plat imun mined was $1,025,000 cop per, $2,932,oO0. coal, $570,00O; silver, $287,00O; lead, $102,000; and other metals, $303,OOO.
 The bureau said that there had been an enormous increase in the output of platinum and formed lone of the notable mining ev- ents of the year." placing the Territory third or fourth on the list of the countries supplying the world with precious metals.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
Presidents Budget Calls for Many Billion Dollars
President Asks for Multi-bilIion
 Dollar Budget

WASHINGTON, Jan, 5 (P, - President Roosevelt asked for a vast sum for national d2fense in a multi-b.ll'on dollar budget, pro jecting another deficit and an un precedented public debt of forty four billion four hundred fifty eight million dollars in 1940.
 In the annual report 10 Con- gress on the nations finances he advised emphat.cally against 'Vio lent contraction in spending or drastic new taxes but opened a way however, 10 moderate tax increases" to meet the increased expenditures of $442,000,000 for armament. For farm relief costs he called for $9,995, ,663,20 of federal spending in the fiscal year beginning next July first.
 The estimated deficit for that year is $3,326,3 ,343.2 200 and asked for $l,6O0,O0O,OOO for national defense including an extra five hundred million dollars to speed up the armaments program. Of the latter sum only $2l0,000,000 will be disbursed next year.
 The budget included an esti- mate of at least $750,000000 re- quired to operate the WPA until June 3Oth, the present funds be ing expected to run out February first. For the next year the Presi- dent asked one billion five hun dred million dollars for the WPA but requested no new WPA pro- gram, but estimated that three hundred sixty six million dollars would be necessary to carry out the work already under way.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
Severe Storm
 Hits Astoria

ASTORIA, Jan. 6 (P) Towering seas smashed the coastline yes terday and roared inland and killed one and injured at least 6 others. It tore out seven hundred feet of newly placed Southern Pacific Railroad track and wreck ed many homes and cottages.
 The giant breakers and trailers of the four days storm which has apparently blown itself out, at times took proportions of tidal wave.
 Roy Saubert, aged forty eight, owner of the Sea Lion Caves" in North Florence, was drowned. Combers carried him to sea and his body has mot yet been recov- cred.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
cHts-t France X Britain are Encouraged by Roosevelt's Hints

UNDATED, Jan. 5 (P) Anti Democratic tides rolled higher as President Roosevelfs call for pre- parations again "aggressor gov- ernments" evoked totalitarian storms in Germany and Italy.
 A new cabinet was installed in Tokyo by reactionary Baron II. ranuma who became premier, succeeding Prince Konoye, who will head the high authoritarian new government under Hira- numa. Japan is now expected to impose increasingly strict con- trol of economic life and will seek to consolidate her conquests in China and bring all the pol itical parties under one group,
 Heads of every government studied President Roosevelts s warning, and Britain an d France found encouragement in the Presidents hints in change of American neutrality legisla- tion and what is regarded as yelled threats to aggressor na- tions The German and Italian press accused Roosevelt of play ing dome5ess politics, d.aserting our historic policy of isolation. F. France harassed abroad by It. allan colonial aspirations faced new strike lockout which threatens her wobbly domestic peace.
 Boys less than eighteen years old were called to defense of the Spanish government as Francois forces said they had fought their way to the outskirts of Borjas snd Blancas, the southern key of the government defense line of Eastern Spain. They also said Aretest, sixty miles northwest of Barcelona had fallen.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
Czechosloyakia
 Bombards City
 Hungary Border S

BUDAPEST, Jan. 6 tP) - The Hungarian government reported two Czschoslovakian artillery bombsrdments on the border city of Munkach and a pitched battle between Czechoslovak;an and Hungarian forces. Reports of the battle, involving cannon, tanks, and arn9ored cars, spread a wave of excitment ever the na- ton. Munkach is in the territory Czechoslovakia ceded to Hun gary two months ago.
 High officials in the govern ment met, and continuing the con fidence of the Foreign Office, an pounced protest made in Pra- que, charging the violation of Hungary's border. It was said that German and Italian lega- lions in Budapest were informed that Hungary Waives all respon sibility for what may happen
 In an official statement, official advices said both sides suffered casualties in the frs. lombard ment at $40 am, P. s. T, and said hotel, and motion picture cheater, the .Ada.fkach Municipal Theater had been struck by Czechoslovak shells. A second barrage began at 5;20 ann, a Hungarian news agency said, re- porting four hits on buildings.
 Hungarian military sources re- ported at 2 am. that "the assault of the invaders" had been repuls- ed all along the line but inter nittent smelling continued
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
On The Job

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6 (P) - Carl Lomen, following closely the governments attempt to leg islate him out of the reindeer business said however. he is not worried about losing the business as Congress authorized two mil lion dollars to purchase all rein deer herds and turn them over to the natives. The new Congress
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
Check-Up

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 lP) - The Comptroller of Currency, is sued call for the condition of all National Banks at the close of business on December 3l, last year.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06

is expected to be asked to carry out the program.
 MT. Lognen said he believed he and his brothers owned about 250,0 deer. We can't count them any more we just estimate" he said.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
" s o U K D Q U C H !"
 STATIONERY

That unique and humorous and typical Alaskan stationery "Sourdough Roadhouse Letter heads and Envelopes, have been brought strictly uptodate, and are now available at the Nugget off, ce.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06

LOST-A mans cap with fur lined flap, taken by mistake at the Nevada Cabaret, Saturday night, owner may exchange same by calling at the Nugget office.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06

Newspaper advertising will develop new business for you.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
FUNERAL SERVICES

Funeral services for the late Charley Sims will be held at the St. AosephIs Catholic churA !, Tuesday morning, January 10th, at 9 o'clock. Father J. F. McEi- meeI officiating. Interment Bel mont Point cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-06
FUNERAL NOTICE

Funeral services for the late Otto Hunter will be held Satur- day, January 7th at the Feder- ated Church, to which all friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. Rev. Vincent Widney of- siciating.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
HOUSES FOR SALE,

1-ACRE WOODED ESTATE.
Beautiful center-hall Colonial brick. 8
qeshItI oed1ms q pasns ran attic large y
hall, large screened porch. full basement,
oil heat, recreation rm.. 2-car garage;
beautiful stream and concrete swimming
pool. Inspect by appointment only.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
Evening star., 1939-09-17
SOMETHING DIFFERENT.

Bedroom. bath downstairs: . bedrooms
| and bath upstairs; new brick home Plenty
( of trees on large lot. In beautiful Mary
| land. NV Aforementioned. Attached ga
rage. Will be glad to show without obliga-
! tion.
| MOntpOmerV Realty Corn
Evening star., 1939-09-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SACRIFICE SALE.

The last of Colonial homes, priced at
only $4,000. Other 3 sold for $4,000.
Center-hall plan. 3 bedrooms, full tile
bath. auto heat, large recr,. room: Spacious
lot. See all day Sunday at 1907 Custer I'd,
Bethesda or phone Shep. 1917 week days.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
1906 SPRING PL. NV.

Brick dwelling, 90 #. wide: 6 large rms.
open fireplace, oak floors throughout;
INV h.. electricity. garage, large glass
lnclosed sleeping porch. screened breakfast
porch: Frigidaire; house in Al condition.
Reduced $3.50; terms. $1,000 cash, bal
ance like rent at 81 interest. H. H. CAR
TER. fl3 18th ST NV. Natl. AIS.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.

HIGH. HEALTHY ELEVATION.
bright rooms. tiled bath and shower,
full cellar with lavatory. large front porch;
detached garage; slate roof; fireplace;
screened, wcather-stripped. furred walls;
automatic heat; beautiful modern kitchen;
built-in cabinets in dining room.
OPEN SUNDAY, > TO 8 PM.
32l5 5th ST Sc.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
515 East Capitol ST. Lincoln O1o9.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
I'D IIEn INV. .------------- DIST: 1o51

FOR COIORED
Brookland. 1869 Hamlin St ne r,
b., gas heat. cleo, incl. porches and attic.
cellar, garage: stucco over tile structure
price. 81. 700; cash. 81 900.
1900 blk. ST. n.w.-o r., b., h-W h
cleo. gar. S6.65O ''''
1900 blk. .Wallach pl n.w.-s r. b.
cleo, gar: price. $4,000; cash, $1,000
GUY TIMER.
1326 You st. NV. North 4aO7
Evening star., 1939-09-17
729 18th St. Realtor. Natl
80 Q50
20 ,JUU.
NEAR MASS AVE EXl

NEAR MASS. AVE. EXTENDED.
Large living room with inside wall space for
your baby grand piano. 3 bedrooms, l and
2l2 baths, s closets and partly fooreo
and utility room and built-in garage are
we'll lighted For economical upkeep, COP
per pipes were used in plumbing and oil
Windows and large porch copper screened,
even the posts on the sundeck are capped
with copper About miles from D. c.,
Canal parkway, golf clubs, car line, stores
and churches. For appointment call Mrs
Burgess, Wisconsin 1853.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
11aK St NV Natl 1166.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.
MONTGOMERY HILL.

1116 .Stratton rd.-Handsome Colonial
brick home. bedrms., sitting room, Q
baths on 2nd A.. ample servants quarters
on Bird a. 2-car built-in garage, oil heat;
@ 13o-ft. frontage; must see to appreciate.
TRADE CONSIDERED & TERMS TO SUIT
Spring trafiic light to Montsomery Hill
turn left | block to house.
ROBERTS E. LATIMER-
1888 Alaska Ave. Geo 1870
Evening star., 1939-09-17
OPEN--NEW.

real bareain at S5,a75: easy terms
Beautiful detached brick homes, large liv-
lnE rm, open fireplace, dinette, cabinet
kitchen, . bedrms tile bath, lee. unfinished
attic, full light basement: air-conditioned
heat; 6O-ft shady lot No. = Lee st,
Forest Glen, Md. Out 1th st. pike. left on
Forest Glen -Kensington rd., left on Lee st,
@ 10 mile from Forest Glen Station.
BROD1E & COLBERT, INC,
Evening star., 1939-09-17

CoLORED-125e JACKSON ST. Ne
Beautiful detached home. containing 6
rooms. and tile bath; all modern; largr lot
with frnlt trees. Property In perfect condi-
ton. Special price. S5,15O: terms. Call
PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORP.
1906 r. ]. Ave NV Dec 5000
Evening star., 1939-09-17

COLORED-215 HILLSIDE PL NE. NEAR
55th st rooms. bath, heat. ami; rent
S32 so month.
d. G.. JOSEPH,
Evening star., 1939-09-17

GROOM HOUSE; MODERN FIXTURES.
VIII pay S4 600 to $4,000 cash. 9l3 L
n W. MRS. RIBB Dist. O4aa
Evening star., 1939-09-17
461O CHEVY Chase Blvd, Md.

A real 4-bedroom home; gas heat: orig,
inally sold for over $1,000; now offered
for 50 $50 on terms For details see rep
resentative of the mortgage company.
E QUINCY SMITH, INC,
Ooo XIII Ct NJ w Dist o05T
Evening star., 1939-09-17

80, EOLOKED.
4035-37-3a BenningS rd nc-Small
cash payment, bal. monthly, like rent. If
you are looking for a new home with all
modern conveniences. come out to see
these nice r. & b. semi-det bricks on
deep lots. Price S4.oao
THOS. D. WALSH. INC.
S15 11th NV. Dist. 1857.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
SALE OR LEASE.

rooms. fireplace, $500 cash $3.50
| month; 6-room semi -bungalow only S., $50
H c. MAYNOR, .3li R. l. ave ne
Evening star., 1939-09-17

COLORED-EASTLAND GARDENS, 42nd
ana kenllWorth ave. n.e.-You can own
one of these attractive homes Six now
under construction and three completed
tor those who have purchased lots. Pur-
been paid We will build a modern home
for you. FRED NJ CHIVES. salesman.
4422 Hunt pl. ne Line 6Sq3-J
Evening star., 1939-09-17
AMER. UNIV. PK.-BUNGALOW
SACRIFICE FOR S6 750

Excellent transp,. stores. schools: two
bedrms., tile bath, liv. rm., din. rm., kitch-
en-. lge G. E. refg; complete attic and cell
! lar; two-car gar; large landscaped lawn
| and garden fruit treesD OWNER, AIS
] Bra ndYWine st " WnndleY 81 l
Evening star., 1939-09-17
NOT BUILT TO SELL,

But FOE COMfOh AbLE LlVlNI.
An S-rm. brick home. on almost an acre
of land There are 4 bedrms., 5 cedar
closets Ia tile baths. concrete porches.
a large kitchen roomy pantry, full base
ment, with additional storage rms. C1x33
for fruit and veg. and in another hang
Va hams. workshop. ski. Floored
attic, double brick garage with overhead
space should solve all storaee problems.
The chicken house has . yards. 2 pools,
flowers, shrubbery, fruit, with all-year
view of the Va hills and a winter view Of
the Potomac add to the charm of the place.
In Maryland about miles from D. C. Call
Mrs. Burgess for appointment. Wis. 4253
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
11l9 K St. NV Natl. 1885.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
SAUI,S ADDITION.

Detached rooms tile baths; lot 5ox
$50 fl. newly decorated: bedrooms bed
room and bath on st floor, large closets,
de luxe kitchen front and back porches,
fully screened; > car lines, bus line; near
Roosevelt High School. Automatically
controlled heat. Can be used as 2-family
house. 112l Buchanan st. NV. Exterior
of this lovely home is deceiving as to the
spacious rooms in the interior, be sure to
S''D JOS. 4 HERBERT e. SONS.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
COLORED

CULORED-DEFACHED BARGAIE
rms baths hot water. oil heat cleo
refs: attic. full cellar 2-car earage, Priced
below $1,000 for immediate sale, on terms.
Dist. S9l7. ". L MOORE. Georeia $500
Evening star., 1939-09-17
7305 BRADLEY RIVD

NEW HOME-BARGAIN S11.o5o.
Situated on 1O-foot-wide lot contain
ing nearly Il acre of ground this new
brick home is the last OF group of six
distinctive, detached homes in this fast
growing and popular section 1t contains
living room. library, dining room cleo
kitchen. 3 bedrooms. . baths. built-in ga
rage. Oil aforementioned heat; fully screened
and Weather-stripped
The price of this home has been reduced
81 GOO for a quick sale. 1t is tastefuly
furnished by Hida N. Miller
To reach property, drive west on Bradley
boulevard f." miles from intersection with
Wisconsin ave. Natl 9452 or Wis 3159
Evening star., 1939-09-17

SMALL COUNTRY BRICK HOUSE. COM
pletely electrically equipped bedrooms
living room, kitchen, den. bath; acres of
beautifully wooded land: miles from
Chain Bridge; buy from owner save COM
mission: only $500 down; price, S4,415.
Call Falls Church S16-W-1.
Evening star., 1939-09-17

CoLoRED 65s, 1Ith ST NE-BEAUTI-
tuI corner. : large rooms ami. 2-car
garage. moderated priced easy terms.
X. w. HORAD. Michigan 1926.
bath, garage. 8 porches, Al condition.
500 10 rooms CORNER $4,000.
COLORED. NEAR LIST & Q SITS N.W.-6
+ b. ami Splendid buy at S5. go.
CoLoRED. 81o0 BLK. 18th NE.-OWNER
will sacrifice for quick sale. No. 1854 =
COLORED-22 RMS. WITH B., IDEAL
apts. or hotel. Centrally located. Can buy
at barsaln North 1854.
CoLoRED--l335 IRVING ST. NE-5
condition, lot 50xl50 Small cash payment.
easy terms er z N CHAPLIN CHAPLIN lll5 Y99 st.
coLoRED-I WILL GIVE YOU LOWEST
bid for construction Of your new home. will
furnish plans free, See some homes I am
BALL. Adams 2613.
coLoREDI.7oo BLOCK PARK RD:.;7
sale. Dec. 1850. Mr.. TURNER
CoLoRED-NR. SHERMAN AVE AND
Euclid rms bath. oarealn for home or
Aso hsry new modem hGmes
SIS 800. $500 cash. so per month
Gail Adams 10000
CoLoRED D-1241 IRVING ST. Ne
5d'by TTnjy .peundG peaut5tul eno home rooms tile
cleo retg.,- all modern improvements. Oh
heat. lot 5Ox1 q, Your price and terms
G6 o1@n Mdsb dajly. s,fx WESTERN REAL ESTATE
coLoRED.ATTRAcT1vE BARGAIN: 6
Das,s1 wi sell a. so saST5hce Gp DesatuF 1903 or
oil heat, garage, owner viii accept rea-
sonable price and terms. md ST.. near T,
COLORED-A RARE BARGAIN. SEE THIS
3uyns oors or nSt
5000 month Decatur l1l5
CoLCRED-2- FAMILY FLAT IN REFINED
sectlon, consisting OF D inns. bath h.-w h .,
each. Reasonably priced. terms. Dup. 1856.
CoLoRED COLO 5Ioo ssogTHEAsT SECTION = .
month. MAX KUsHNER. Natl. 2425,
CoLoRED--l335 VERMONT AVE. NV,
rlght pif doWntowh-Besutiful s-r.. bath brick.
ceilings real open hreplaces. kitchen cab
NETS etc Open evenings Z to s. Sundays
trict 450S. Sun. and eve. Georgia $500
and kenllworth ave. n.e-You can own
one of these attractive homes Six now
under construction and three completed
chase lot today; when $50 to $500 has
been paid We will build a modern home
for you. FRED NJ CHIvES. salesman.
4422 Hunt pl. ne. Line. 6S93-J
ED-"SOUTHGATE VALE" IN AR
lington-High elevation few minutes out.
Ten BUNGALOWS under construction. Lots,
S3I5. Columbia pike to Queen ST.. left 3
blocks.
COLORED-S5.250: $3.50 CASH. S45 MO;
new 6-rm. brick: ne location immediate
possession. Woodley s30S IL
COLORED-2sth AND o SITS. N.W-5
rooms and bath electricity. $3.50 cash
bal. So 80 mo. MAX KUSUNEI2, Natl
2425. Emerson 1896
COLORED-1252 JACKSON ST Ne
Beautiful detached home. containing
rooms. and tile bath; all modern; large lot
with fruit trees. Property In perfect condi-
ton. Special price. S5,15O: terms Call
PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORP.
1906 R. J. Ave NV Dec 3o2O
Evening star., 1939-09-17

Open Sunday 2 to Exceptional 4
Corner-200O Evarts st. NE.
Near schools and trans. Beautiful cor
EEL EEL oeL ppck h9use pea oeaut1 sropnaS
excellent condition: price. $3.50: small
cash payment. easy terms S A YOUNG
co. Natl. 33S3: ewes, Columbia OILS.
IDEAL FOR ? FAM1L1Es: PRICED FOR
QUICK SALE. $3.50, ON TERMS YOU
CAN AFFORD: IN BROOKLAND
PAUL P. STONE, ADAMS O653.
Evening star., 1939-09-17
CONVENIENT NE

9l4 18th st n.e.-S5 $50; large Groom
brick home, with inclosed sleeping porch
and lear garage. in new-hQme condition
and priced far below value for immediate
sale. See for yourself today. Open till dark
EUGENE H. PH1FER,