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Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19
Taxes for
Revenue Only
Nv CHARLES p. STEWART

Treasury Secretary Henry MOT
enthau, Jr.. is making very Vo-
ciferous bid in favor of taxation Tor
revenue only That is to say, ms
needs money that only
tax collection can squeeze out ol
the public. He must have that
money. but the money is all he
wants. In asking for it he has no
ulterior motives. If he gets the
dough the folks who dig it up can
do whatever they please for all he
cares. There's another school OF.
taxation thought. however. EX-
ponents of this other school regard
taxation penalties as an ideal meth
cd Of preventing businessmen from
doing things that the taxing auth
critics prefer that they should not
do. They also hold that tax con-
cessions will encourage business
policies approved by the taxing
powers. These logicians have no
objection to the collection of rev.
enue, but that isn't there first OBJ
jective.
The late Speaker Henry T. Raj
ney of the House of Representa-
tives was one of the foremost ar
cutters along this line.
"Taxation,' he once assured me,
"can be made to do anything"
Then he proceeded to illustrate.
How It Worked
Early in the days when I was
on the House Ways and Means
Committee" he said, phosphorus
matches were the only kind we had.
The workers. engaged in the manu-
facture of these firesticks absorb
ed a lot of the phosphorus. 1t gave
them disease, known as "phossy-
Jaw rotting their bones and dis
figuring them horribly The manu-
facturers insisted that there was
no alternative. But the Ways and
Means Committee slapped a pro-
hibitive tax on phosphorus matches.
Immediately the manufacturers hit
on new formula. We cured the
'phossy jaw by taxation"
Nobody is likely to find any fault
with the Representatives prescrip-
tion for the cure of 'phossy- jaw.
Nevertheless, it wasn't very demo-
cratic.
Democracy doesn't believe in such
indirections, and Speaker Rainey
was an old-lne Democrat. Repub-
licans did believe in the taxation
system.
For example:
Republicans always did endorse
keeping foreign goods out OF the
United States by levying so heavy
tax on them that they couldn't
be profitably salable here The Re-
publicans weren't after the reve-
nue-they sought to keep foreign
stuff OUT, getting no revenue. The
Democrats wanted revenue ONLY.
The Republicans didn't want ANY.
It's a basic principle.
Today's Situation
We have some such conditions at
present.
The administration plan looks
all right in theory-but how about
practice?
We have lot of corporations.
They make money, and their stock
holders ought to pay taxes on their
dividends. But they don't declare
dividends-they keep them tied up,
untaxably.
The taxation scheme is to levy
on them anyway. The notion is to
jar 'em loose.
The drawback is that the cor
porations may need reserves for
further development purposes.
This thought obviously is per-
colating through Treasury Secre-
tary Morgenthau's bean. And the
administration undoubtedly thought
of it ahead of Secretary Morgen-
thau. 1t doesn't seem probable
that 1t occurred to him in advance
of the White House.
All of which bears out pro"ap-
peasement" rumors.
Tariff for revenue only 1t looks
like It,.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19

Of 4,602 household accidents re-
ported in a survey, 870 occurred in
the yard; 82l in the kitchen; 593 on
outside stairs; 458 on inside stairs;
1893 in living room; 333 on porch;
329 in bedroom; 262 in basement,
and 126 in bathroom.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19
Hints on Etiquette

You have no reason to feel hurt
if, when you are leaving a friends
home, another visitor comes and
you are not introduced. This is one
occasion when it is not necessary
to introduce people.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19
Grab Bag
One Minute Test

/. What does "stymied" mean
during a game of golf?
2. What is the tiller of beat?
3. What countries, to date, have
taken away portions of Czechoslo-
vakia?
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19

Michigan's conservation depart
ment reports that trout grow faster
under artificial light Take flash
light along when you go angling.
Then you won't have to throw the
little ones back.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19

Brooklyn Manager Leo Durocher
sayh he'll let hitting pitchers bat
higher than ninth in the batting
order. The Dodgers have started
many a baseball revolution, but
never one like thiSi
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19

The worlds smallest state is
Vatican City, in Rome. 1t contains
about 100 acres. 1t was made an
entity in 1929, when treaty was
signed that ended the hostility be-
tween the kingdom of italy and the
Vatican that had existed since 1870.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19
Photographs

The king of Sweden is the grand
master of the entire Masonic frat
ernity in that country. The master
of each lodge is selected for life.
There are al lodges with member
shin of 24,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19
One-Minute Test Answers

One Minute Test Answers
/. That your ball lies directly be-
hind your opponents.
2. A lever OF handle attached to
the rudder for steering.
3. Germany, Hungary and Po-
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19
Dale
Carnegie

My column today is for statesmen
who have a prospective customer
who won't buy because he is red
hot mad
Here is one way to handle such
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19
Barbs-

The American Federation of Ac-
tors has banned vaudeville quips
on WPA. This action must have
ruined a lot of acts.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19

Roosevelts boat was theoretically
"torpedoed' twice during the Carib-
bean war games. By Republican
sailor, no doubt.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19
Words Of Wisdom

Men resemble the gods in nothing
SO much as in doing good to their
fellow creatures. Cicero.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19
Thoughts for the Day

And there was no more war unto the five and
thirtieth year of the reign of Asa.-II Chronicles
1919
Imperial Valley press., 1939-03-19

Tomato seeds from South Amer
lea are now being tested by the
United States department of the
interior for resistance to disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-06

ALMOST NEW GROOM BRICK, "a
baths, oil h.-v.h;. refs., Venetian blinds,
z. NJ. FRY, INC. WIS. .o74o.
Hampden Lane ct Wis. Ave-. Bethesda, Nd.
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S1o.500.
nTn GEnPGETn

Located Near Western High
And grade schools, having a splendid vista
over the campus of GEORGETOWN University;
This home has been completely restored
splendid value First floor, living room
music room. kitchen and dining room
overlooking garden. Second floor, 3 bed
rooms, 9 baths, storage room. Third floor
2 rooms and bath. There is q maids bath
and you will find all modern conveniences.
Ample space for 2-car garage. Properties
Of this type are frequently sought but sell
dom found and you will do well to investi-
gate. THO6. J. FISHER L COMPANY. INC,
Dist. $3.50. or sveuiuss call MI. Jones'
W1oaAiAY 0aO0.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SOUTH OF 7. AVE WEST OF 9th.
BLDG. COVERS LOT. = ALLEYS.
x ST. NV.

4-sTORY BRICK BUILDING. N 1foD
FEET or GROUND OFFER IS OEE o.
THE FINEST BUYS ~ THE CITY At
T fToG CALL F2 NR sGFgHE W1H INT2HA Il
THROCKNORTON REALTOP INVEST
MEET BUILDING. DIST. GU92. EV1,5.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK-NR. BUS. SCHOOLS
and Cathedral Detached, completely furn..
. rms, 4 master bedrms.. i2 baths. maids
room, lavatory: piano. cleo. refg.. washer,
hot-Water heat: shady, cool in summer.
Yearly lease $50 mo. Emerson 5ti46.
I111 CHURCH ST NW-S ROOMS, .
baths; for rent from May LIST to october
st. Linen and silver included. 800
per month.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD. INC,
1870 l. ST NV Natl 04T5.
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NEAR r. l. AVE.
A BARGAIN.

lovely brick MONIES, near school. sToTes
and r l. ave $3.50. F. H. A. TO-
cash, $40 month. H. c. MAYNOR. %
r ave. U Q.
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s.. a9O-NEW STONE BUNGALOW.
5 rms. full basement all-year oil burner,
open freolace. lge. lot overlooklng PARK.
$3.50 CASH AND $50 MO.
Mr. TOOMBS. Natl $500. Col. 443o-J.
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MODERN BUNGALOWS

porcheS.
THOS. e FARRELL CO., NATL. orc
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WHAT GREATER EFFORT

Could you make to better your family's liv-
Ing conditions than to come 70 i've IN ms
heauIifll dwelling in BARNABY WOODS?
Featuring large living room with fireplace,
brieht dining room, screened concrete porch.
lovely kitchen with G E. refrigerator. Maze
Chef gas range and electric ventliating fan,
lavatory on first floor. Upstairs are three
bedrooms and two sparkling tiled baths
noored attic Paneled recreation room. oil
aforementioned heat huilt-ln garage, Sit
uated nicely on beautifully Handicapped
lot with plenty of shade trees. Convenient
to transportation. You must come out and
see it and compare Call Dupont as25 or
call Na NS5H for further information.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA,

11G EAST CHESTNUT ST.
Just east of Mt Vernon ave Living room.
] and , bedrooms kitchen and dinette.
modern apis. tile bath with shower. cleo
trio retrIserator, screened porches auto
matte heat furnished; near new high school.
II EAST GUSTS AVE.
New detached building. ! apt. available.
All outside rooms, living room. . bedrooms,
tile bath with shower. dinette. kitchen,
screened porch. automatic heat furnished.
large yard, See these apis today or call
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
Alex. 24S4 lO5 South Royal st.
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NEAR CAPITOL-S5,95(

Stanton Park--6 rooms. garage. nice
yard. Also T to ~ rooms: on terms. MRS.
WILLIAMS. Line. 3143, or 500 st. ne.
NEAR PA. AVE. Sc. AND THE NEW
bridge now under construction high enough
to give a great view over the CITY and
river. Detached brick house Of rooms :"
porches, garage; in fine condition. A very
attractive place. Price. $500. ASK Tor
-'il LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
1r1oK ST NV National ! So
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HAMPTON COURTS
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BRENTWOOD. MD, $500 HALDEMAN
ave; new building, > large rooms. dlnette,
cleo kitchen hall. tile shower bath screen
ed porch. All outside rooms. See OWNER,
next door. Phone Hyatt 25s.
1913 ARLINGTON RIDGE, Wa ROOMS.
bath md floor. detached house private
entrance. 3 exposures; high elevation, beau
tiful view of city: 500. including heat, gas,
cleo phone, Frieidaire; attractively fur
niShed: o minutes by bus to Constitution
ave lOc fare MRS. BENTON. Jackson
1908
FURNISHED BED-LIVING ROOM AND
kitchen, large rooms; attractive house and
yard; convenient to everything: hot water.
cleo refe extra room If desired: gentiles.
1901 Columbia pike. Arlington, Va
MT. RAINIER. 3s2l 9th! NICE FRONT
rms turn Gas light, heat; on bus line;
quiet: adults. Green. 121f,
TAKCMA PARK, ST. CARROLL AVE
Very attractive. . rooms. kitchen, bath;
electric stove, refrs.: private entrance
shade trees: quiet. Garage II desired.
Permanent adults Shep 3417-W.
l1Ol FLOWER AVE
Takoma Park. Mo Modern BIDS Lovely
apt :, ms kit, bath: garage; newly dee co,
rated; S47 50. See res. mgr. DIXIE REALTY
CO.. Natl $3.50.
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DOWNTOWN
BOOMING HOUSE


II Bedrooms, 3 Baths.
Close to 14th and L SITS. and Zoned 1st
commercial. owners desire to retire
brings this unusual opportunity TO pur-
with present furniture or without. The lot
is worth nearly price asked with growing
future value. THOS; J; FISHER &, CON-
PANY INC, Dist $3.50. or evenings call
nv Topec Woodley Q3Do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-06

NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
A custom-buit home in Shepherd Park
at a sacrifice price; 3 bedrooms . baths;
schools, transportation and shopping cen
ter. A Breuninger-bui home. Call MR..
HORNE Natl 2O4O. EVENINGS En-. 9l73.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-06

SIT PER ACRE SEQ ACRES. 81 MILES
n c.. $50 f. hlgh-Tater front; terms.
Natl 1888, Dupont 49HH.
WANTFD-DEsIRABL BEACH PROPER
~ within one hours Drive Of Wash!ng, On.
Give ful! description and terms. B X
"HS-A Star
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$1,000.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

New detached air-conditioned PRICK
homes. rooms e bedrooms, ana ne tl,e PAIN cop
vanient and most desirable location, Just
- 'i Block awe West Of Conn. ave. Only 500
cash and then So per Pays lq Exbbt
home 3517 Alton pl NV. open until y
pm daily. Drive out Conn: ave. to Aioe
marie St.. left 200 fit. to 3oth ST. lelt
Builders and owners.
SPRINGLAWN. INC.
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SUBURBAN PRop.-sALE OR RENT.

COY. COMFORTABLE 5-RM. BUNGA-
low. cleo. water. gas, cellar. furnace. pa
rage lot 5OxI00: mr.. schools, stores. 10
minutes town; $500 down, $50 month or
Will rent Seat Pleasant Nd. OWNER,
LIZ V st. nc.
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NEW HOMES.
MOST BEAUTIFUL OUTLOOK IN

These honres have large rooms. large
tiled bath and shower. Fluid Heat oil bur
ner, furnishing domestic hot water both
summer and winter. Don't fai! to see fur
nished exhibit house. 55 MICHIGAN AVE
NE. Open between 2 and pm. and 8
pm all day Saturday and Sunday.
CLOSE IN-$7.95O.
Attractive old home. with acres of
large suAfoom. 3 bedrooms and bath.
Screened sleeping porch: Pretty grove of
trees, garden, chicken houses. Frontage
on pike Easy terms.
THOs. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors
ro1 10th St NV Natl. 0765.
After 5 PM. Call Kensington Him.
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CHARMING IS THE WORD

For this lovely detached bungalow IN UP
PER PETWORTH On a deep beautifully
landscaped lot with rock garden and de-
tached garage This home is in frst-class
condition throughout; The large liyins room ON
roor, and modern kitchen with 6-foot re-
tr pHai atG the second floor boasts three
large bright airy bedrooms and ine closed
and front porch. Full street-level base
ment contains maids room and laund y
trays. A real bargain. See 1t today. Can
Ess..a ooeS Nv Natl OS56
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SEASHCRE PROPERTY.

OCEAN CITY. 1ID-YOU SELECT YOUR
Iot. CvDer builds two-apartntnt Cs'achsc
building Each apartment has separats
entrance. font and back and scrcc:..d
Side bathing shower you occupy one s"7
other VIII rent for enough 20 pay ~.
gross on cost You practically g. y6GF
summer home free. Ro7'rlcteu ownership
For particulars local reoresen' awe.
GEO " LIE<INS CO.,
10" II s NV
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TWO-FAMILY HOME

NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
As good as new home FlrSf hoor has
living room. bedroom breakfast NOOK,
kitchen and G. f. retrig"rator. second fio0r'
hvinE room, bedroom, breakfast mock
kitchen with Fr!gidaire. bath: gas heat.
screened, furrnd. insulated: recreation room
with Cpen fireplace and bath IN basement ::
one-car detached garage EXceptlona ~
priced ar $500. Evenings phone Geof-
sia 500
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JUST COMPLETED.
2 Outstanding Colonials
in Wakefield,

36oO-3624 APPLETON ST NV.
DISTINGUISHED in appearance, these homes
are the last word in the art of fine home
Construction The recreation room sur,
cJever.buiit ideas-even to their fine par
o ouet flo o The location can't be beat-in
the very heart of Chevy Chase. D: e The
first floor has large living room with open
lavatery SECOND fioor 3 large bedrooms
and baths third floor is finished in large
To reach. Drive out Connecticut ave
nv. block above Albemarle to Appleton
st., turn left . blocks to homes. Open
oaiiS ana Brown Sae5VSN BROS CORP.
Builders-Owners.
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A CORNER BRICK

A CORNER BRICK
In heart of Glover Park. D. c, o min. to
floor: auto. heat built-in brick gar. Gruver
built: owner transferred. Will sacrifice Low
at Natl 0S56
ROCKVuLE-S5,1 5O-SIX ROOMS AND
bath. oil heat: excellent condition; lot 50x
200 $500 cash. $50 a month.
Silver Spring. rooms and bath; GOOD
home, nice lot 20 600 So fl. Of ground,
trees. Price, $4,000; $500 cash, balance
like rent.
Il rooms, ~ baths: near Bethesda. IS
Oak Alta Vista Lot 30xl64 beautiful
trees; s. a5r. $500 cash balance like rent.
E. M. FRY, INC,
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BEAUTIFUL EsJGLISH-TYPE BRICK HOME
in newly built restricted Washington COM
munity, air conditioned, large steel case
ment windows. colored tile bath, modern
kitchen; HANDICAPPED gardens; $50. Call
DABNEY TRUETT, Atlantic $500.
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1921 ROCK CREEK FORD RID. NV, NEAR
18th and Peabody sts.-Semi-det.. rms.
and b.; 3 big porches: reconditioned like
new: cleo refriger.; b.-i. garage. National
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR YOUR D c.
progeny any SIZE, location Or condition.
Mr. TAYLOR. Dupont 5@26.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
New GEORGETOWN Colon

New Georgetown Colonials.
Here Is a new group of homes that follow
the old GEORGETOWN atmosphere and tradi-
tions, at a very high elevation overlooking
the city with Government parks on 2 sides.
You will be very agreeably surprised. They
are located on Both st., Just north Of T..
Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Met. l143.
$17,950.
NEAR NEBRASKA AVE. AND WARREN ST.
usually large living room with fireplace,
paneled wall, built-in bookcases. first-fioor
lavatory. 3 large bedrooms. an immense
and unusual study that can be used as a
fourth bedroom. . baths, paneled recreation
room, maids room and bath, gear garage.
FRANK iH, S. PHILLIPS, Dist. AL.
Calling All Individualists
To new home in NORTH CLEVELAND
PARK. beautifully designed home OF
spac ious proportions combining charm and
individuality in its skillful construction and
ma terials individuality expressed to the
nth degree. The spacious living and din
ing rooms have big bay windows. fireplace
in living room: there Is de luxe kitchen
and coy breakfast nook adjoining; also
first floor lavatory. Upstairs are three
large bedrooms and two tiled baths. A de-
tached garage automatic air-conditloned
heat: situated nicely on beautifully land
scaped lot in one OF Washington's f1nest
residential sections. Don't fail to see this
home today. Call Emerson 307l or Ma.
0SSf
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ULTRAMODERN 3 BEDRMs. " BATHS;
air cond., glass brick paneling, SS5: 97OS
Sutherland I'd, Silver Spring, left Just be-
vond emit Indian Spring Club, Colesvlle I'd.
anf JACKSON ST. NE "BROOKLAND''-
Like new! Brick. semidetached. modern
ti-room house: 3 bedrooms. screened sleep
ing porch large fenced yard. S55.
:5565 10Th ST NW.-6 ROOMS, H.-W H
garage: near cars and bus; $50 mo. Col
fo1S-J
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
(Continued.)
46ll 9TH ST. NV

DETACHED HOME, VICINITY CHI. CHI
D. C, or Md; Il rms, :! baths. auto. hea
maids rm. centerhall plan; rent, -;
Call Shepherd 1852.
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CHEVY CHASE. 1901 3Oth ST. N.W.-6
rooms bath, oil heat, front porch, garage;
| $50 month.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

bhOSS1S WV SNsH'
SUPPLEMENTARY DETACHED BRICK
and restricted NV location. with very good
siH4Es hf Ns elfv YAH nnt REe am Asso
WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF CONN, AVE. IN
so #. wide. The first floor contains liv-
ing room with fireplace and bookshelves,
dining room. reception hall. k;tchen. Ii;
floor has three bedrooms and bath. STAIR
5000. THos. L.. PHILLIPS, Woodles
1888 R1TTENHOUsE ST. N.W.--AITRAC-
tive new brick model Gruverbuilt home,
furnished; Open daily, am. to pm.
rms R 315Rs Sa.ase e dr. E Nai s59
Evenings. call Woodley 1t49
466 MASS, AVE W.-:'-sToRY BRICK.
lo-room house; 8 bedrooms, automatic
esa m0a asTy HrHsh ede0 fFavcs ss
BLUNDON CO. so5 H ST. NV. Natl. 0114
Ss."50-NEAR AMERICAN U. Park
soHmS bs bahf 9"heT lcayn t town y1s m n
ASSOCIATES, Natl 143s until 9 pm
DETACHED BRICK NEAR FORT sLocUM
PagkBedro9m and bath 9Th on lst fooT >
Price Price. S1o,o5o' BOSS 4 PHELPs. Ma
H t!onal sa 600 Evenings call MI condit'
EUltIS SUI 'pS-'
HILLCREsT-NEW DETACHED HOUSE.
overlooking city, about Ave blocks from
new Penna. Ave. Bridge. rms. y baths,
built-in garage. recreation nm. oil burner.
Only $3.50 cash. So 80 monthly including
all interest. taxes insurance and water
rent; sTEUART BROTHERS. INC Dist.
AUCTION SALE-l2@3 AND 1928 UNION
st. s.w.-5-room bricks. toilet; cleo. nice
condition. Rents $3.50 each. Can be
bought for Isl saS dr ab9a 81
at the sale Friday, April eth, at 3 pm. in
front OF the houses "a
INVESTMENT HOME. DUNN1GAN BUILT
rms, bath, garage. 8 porches: new eondi;,
for O mos Geo. Abs. Dist. o36S.
COY ,HoME-BETHEsDA-AITRACC-
yH as'ashea eHo"n lot
5GXl50; 3 Blocks from bank. priced at
which is s. 200 less than GH qGFinp
sAGER. 9o4 e i4th NV. Natl. oo3G Eve
nines. Mr. Lewis Woodley o5So.
JUST NORTH OF MASS AVE-A DE-
tached home of part stone and priced at
Three good bedrooms, living room with
fireplace. large porch. automatic heat,
splendidly handicapped lot. THOS L. PHIL
FFoR- SALE DIRECT DIRE ro,, FROM BUILDER,
baths, automatic heat; wooded lot; reason
a a9le BETHESDA Esas Md Wis ssis-W 0Os's'
west of Conn. ave.-6-bedroom home in a
choice 0esGn being s2AdY ass S9G
ATES. Natl. 1893 until pm.
PETWORTH = 20-FT. COLONIAL BRICK
home. arranged for two families. Two
baths, oil heat. deep lot. garage. Elec.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

Mr.. DICKINSON HOME l4th; : R. AND
b., ami, gar, $50. Mr.. Filtration Plant,
8 r and b. ami. $50, or sell 500 down.
S35 mo, Ardmore, High Bridge, Sprint
field $3.50 TO So 50 Shore cottages,
cheap. N E RYON CO, 1916 N Y ave
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FOXHALL VILLAGE.
BARGAINS.

inspection by Appointment OnlyD
1916 North Capitol st-RoW brick, frst
commercial; rooms, bath; good condition,
81 $50 90.
.3311 list st. nw-9 rooms, two baths
arranged as three complete apartments
$3.50 300
tached, 7 rooms, hot-water heat. large
lot to alley; S4,750.O0.
1Ol1 Rhode Island ave. ne.-tBun-
ealowl, : rooms, modern; excellent oppor-
tunity for tourist trade; S1.950.o0
L. V. THACKER,
c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-04-06
LOIS For SALE.

: LOTS. LOCATED IN DANIELS PARK.
near Eerwyn, Nj Price reasonable. @0l
18th ST NV
CEMETERY lots IN BEAUTIFUL CEDAR
Hill Cemetery. both single and oolo.e l..
rnarHet prices BOX 151-Z, star.
OVERLOOKING SPOUT RUN VALLFE
and ADJOINING park area to be confro .e-'
BY Federal Govt. 80 to 30 #. fron.aAe.
beaMttuly VOICED nc WITH ree dqSgo6o c s4a
munitv. 81 @0ooo up Ready TO build On.
SCHMIDT National 9251.
7OxI2J TREES Mr. G'TOWN RD. Sl.1b0.
GEO z. DIEFFFNBACH Lot specialist
Natl $3.50 l10l VT. Ave NV Emer. 4lll:
CRFsTvIEW-NR. AMERICAN U, PARK.
l square from D. C line F9st-EToWlng
section: " building sites. One - f front;
$3.50 The other; 4o-ft corner, $3.50. Can
1343 H St NV. District 1900.
LARGE WOODED LOTS,
ga miles from D c. near Su!tland. Md,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
satgEa :spb ApE;! s or # f,Rtc M
tend this sale You, may be able to buv
some of these building sites at mere
fraction Of their value.
Cut Pa. ave. Sc. right on 3Sth st, left
on Sutland rd 81 miles to proper.
FOR CCIsORED-S315.
Corner BIDS site. ,iox1oo. 5lst St re.
gain MI. A h5MsHa: 4n " LEE LEE.
1913 H St NV District 1900.