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Milford chronicle., 1940-06-28
MILLSBORO-


Mrs. Matte shockiey and Mrs
Kendall Wiley have retarned from 4
most enjoyable trip through New
England, to many beautiful spots IN
Canada and home by Rochester, n.
/ y, where they visited Wilbur and
Mrs shockley.
This Is the second week OF the
Daily Vacation Bible School and
the attendance Is quite large. Rev.
p w. Henvis, assisted BY Mrs. viii
Ia Lingo, Mrs. Francis Hollenbeck,
Miss Grace Lingo and Misses Flea
nor and Kathleen Dobson are di-
recting the school activities.
There will be picnic at Oak Or
chaFd for the children next Mon
day. Ways 70 80 will be provided for
all the children who do not 20 with
parents or friends.
The Be Ye Faithful Auxiliary met
last Tuesday night with Mrs. II. P.
White. There was a large attend
ance and most delightful evening
was spent
A sad ending to the night for Mr..
and Mrs. White was the sudden
death OF their next door neighbor,
Mrs. Flossie Lingo, wife Of J. Rey-
nolds Jackson. In the early evening
Mrs. Jackson had been working in
her garden and after going In the
house was stricken severely IN and
died in the ambulance on the way
TO the hospital IN Salisbury. Funeral
services we're held az Carey's Chureh
on Friday afternoon, conducted BY
Rev. E. W. Henvis and jntermeat
made In Mechanics cemetery IN
Miilsb0ro. Mrs. jackson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lingo, parents Of the deceased,
haze the sympathy af the community
in their bereavement
Miss Margaret Ellis, r. ~, grad
uate Of HahnemaHn Hospital, is now
taking a course at Municipal Hospi-
tai for Communicable Diseases in
Philadelphia. Miss Ellis spent the |
week with her father, L. Emory Eli
LIS
Miss Esther HenEis is spending
her vacation in Wilmington taking
a course in typing and shorthand at
Beacon Business College.
Mrs. w. Poole Prettyman, of Phil
adelphia, spent the weekend with
Mrs. J. A. Burton.
On Saturday evening, Mrs Burton
several other guests at
a dinner party
Mrs. C. d. Lingo was in the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital two days
last week being treated for an infect
ed pimpie on her face.
Mr.. and Mrs W. ]. Rose visited
Mr.. Roses mother at eCentreYilie,
Md, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs TWiford Collins have
sold their new home on Laurel Road
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnett and
he Collins family will live in the
house OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lncien Len
lart until they build another home
or themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Americus Belts have
,Ought the home Of the late Mr. and
Mrs LeOnsrd Moore and have moved
I to some land Mr.. Retts own on
North State street The house Is be-
ng repaired and mOdernized.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kruger are
Deing congratulated on the birth of
baby son in the Beebe Hospital, in
.ewes, on Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1940-06-28
HOUSTON

Mrs. Ruth H. Sapp has returned
from a tour through the New Eng
land States and Canada.
She visited Plymouth, Province
town on Cape Cod; Boston. Port
land; Quebec, Montreal. OTTAWA,
Toronto; the Dionne Quintuplets AZ
Cailander, and returned by way Of
Niagara Falls. the Finger Lakes,
Lake George, Fort Tie0nder6ea on
Lake Champlaih; West Point Afili-
lary Academy and many other places
Of interest.
Milford chronicle., 1940-06-28

The majority of the farmers are
busy seultivating. eorn,.i- planting
beans and preparing for the wheat
harvest.
Milford chronicle., 1940-06-28

daughter Charlotte were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Paul White,
near Seaford, on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1940-06-28

The Rotarians are now meeting
at the. Hause cottage Al. Slaughter
Beach every Monday evening at
6:15.
Milford chronicle., 1940-06-28

i THE ONLY TOOL that some peo-
rle seem willing to use ia building
az their bone Town, is the klammer,
Evening star., 1940-06-01

OOOI, ACCESSIBLE
. Attractvely furnished 3 master bedrms :.
quarters, recreation room, den. layatory H,q >
dining room: kitchen: porch off living
room adj large wooded tract; summer
rental, Sis monthly June 10 Sept 10
PHONE EMERSON 1oS9
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COLORED
Beautiful Eastland Gardens
42nd and Kenilworth ave n.e.-Purchase q
lot in splendid neighborhood 40xl47;
when paid $3.50 to $500 will build mod
ern home. Also 4244 Lane pl. n.e.-Five-
room, ba tn bungalow. h -w.h. good condi-
ton HOWARD s GOT'T, Colorado Bldg
Room /. Lincoln 6s93-J Salesman. F. NJ.
Chiyes
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NEAR TAFT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
Cozy brick home of six rooms, bath. rec
reation room; h.w.h., slate roof; price,
$3.50.
JOHN SCRIvENER & BRO,
Stri n CT
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313O w ST
OVERLOOKING GEORGETOWN
circumstances compel owners to sell i'm
meolstely exceptional custom-built spa
ciouS nome. Il unusual bedrooms, baths
2-car built-in garage. servants quarters.
iaree grounds; commanding site, unusual
view; price. 800, which is n of orig
mai cost WO. 5SJl Ewes IN oroT
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OPEN TODAY, 2-6.
1929 8th ST. NV

Attractive 20-ft semi-det. brick. situated
near stores. schools and transportation; &
large rms, tile bath, new, modern kit, etc. ;
beautifully recond; only SO, $50. LEO M.
BERNSTEIN g. CO. ME 54OO
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! have six-room. 1l2-bath brick house
walls; paved streets sidewalks: in nearby
Maryland: price. S695O: reasonable cash
payment, balance less than rent Shep-
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
TAKOMA PARK MD.

3 houses, ., 3 and 4 bedrooms All
located in restricted residential neighbor-
hood, these are beautiful properties. shady
cool and comfortable. Open Sat and Sun
3O3 Baltimore ave. or phone SH. 1924 >.
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NEW BUILDING,
C61S dth ST NJ T

TUT y
2 rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath large
rooms, ample closet space Venetian blinds.
artistically decorated; S55. incl. all util-
ties
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K St NV. District 1918.
219 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-$42.
''The Upshur," Overlooking Soldiers Home.
and bath, $40 Also larger apartments
eighty higher. Resident manager
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
MA. 1900. 1012 18th st. NV.
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EVANSVILLE, MD RMS. KIT. PRI-
yate entrance. tile bath. dinette. garage.
fenced yard, eec. refg., utilities included,
$50. Also , rms, furn.. kit, pvt. bath.
eec. refg, utilities included Adults only;
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MODERN, ) RMS, BATH. PORCHES
basement garage. cleo, trees. acre; S35 mo
NO down payment. Lee hwy, Fairfax
354-J.. CHI 3S3S
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WILL SACRIFICE
BELOW ORIGINAL

v 1
FIRST TRUST
D E T A CHI ED ENGLISH
HOME-4 BEDROOMS. IN
CLUD1NG VALUABLE CHI
NESE RUGS. CONVENIENT
TO SCHOOLS AND BUSES
DIRECT FROM OWNER.
1920 INGOMAR ST,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
WOODLEY 34O2
MODERN NINE-ROOM HOUSE
Chevy Chase. D. c.. built for
home; bedroom and bath on first
foor. For appointment, see
OWNER. Emerson 291O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
1850 NEWTON ST NE

Detached frame. large lot, 50x1 so; beau
tifully Handicapped with shrubs and trees;
home has 10 large. light, livable rooms, so
as a separate apartment Two cozy, open
hreplaces; oil heat and automatic water
heater Home is in excellent condition:
detached 2-car garage One block from
streetcars and buses. near schools
churehes. shopping center. For appointment
to inspect call MI 1905 or SH 1624
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OPEN SUNDAY

Colored-1222 18th ST. ne-Recon-
ditioned. like new. q rooms. bath. h-wh
cellar. hardwood floors: priced $3.50:
$3.50 cash. balance S45 monthly
E. M AIKEN. INC
500 ST. NV National 355R
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR Rrn1

ROOM BUNGALOW : FRIdIDAIRE.
Barney St. coftase City. WA VA. ssss. 1888. ~
New Sen5 s4oom LOO ST. Eouse soUTa =.
side; $50 mo. Inquire a414 18th. 2!
LYON VILLAGE. ARLINGTON, VA
srlck home, 5 bedrms., 3la baths. paneled
ssreened SCREENED. perch. 1883 10th st. north.
5.,Raoo ROOMS. BATH. OIL HEAT NEWLY
ave-. O HsP TaRomna nafP Pix nI Md bus 1ol Lincoln
sGef bath n5as}sd BEIGE sni1 bgN bs.
$50 o213 North Harrison st. Aa. CH. o4s6 Is
RoGKDAkE RoSiS Moa.sI sPRING M!ANoR-seo A
All cdno1e modern convenienees. and facilities Of
NoTbsnf fboHnftry ;sSm estate Located on Rockville
Easy somnute drive 'is from ar0% washinTton RGskxs
snd susdsy SE eeoFfs c. EaoRY p2
CAPE COD HOUSE ON MD. FARM, 4 RMS.
D: G: So mo Can Clinton cia "5ttt 5o-J. - m'
F02a roR IlIii RENT.s2I a4th ST, SOUTH Au-
sassedn s aa ooach Ati5afsEs ssas bone rooms and
GSoLLEGE CO. PARK, MD.-7-RooM BUNGA-
aeepins aen5e1 porch sga gard with shade r. and
mediately. Phone Berwyn o5I-J
ASH1ION AS;1 ON. HEIGHTS. ARLINGTON. Va
WI Sublet June. July, August nicely fur
nshhea; nish1a large brick house located at lis N.
nrinatn mliEniand g. 3 large bedrooms. one with
private bath shower; ? beds in each: large
irran iivins room. dining room and kitchen,
screened porch: drive-in garage. extra iarea
shaded corner lot. Phone CHI O565.
GLsEBEWoOD VILLAGE vA-NEW 5-RM.
modern modern house, large shaded yard. very con.
venient location: S55. 2O54 N BrandyWins
VIRGINIA = ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,
rooms and bath. lge. liv rm porches
J-3 SA o-9
FOR RENT-JUsT OFF s ARLINGToN
Ridse rd.-Brick Colonial; 3 bedrooms. rec.
reatlon room oil heat, air-condition, maids
room tiled baths. corner lot; near Army
NaVS ro Country Club: S125. Phone Jack.
CHARMING, 5-RM. AND BATH BUNGA.
go%a ao%c IN EockvlEe; beautiful yard. oil heat,
garage hot-water heater; S45. Oliver
ARLIENGToNI10 AL E0 MIN; NAVY BUILDING;
new Colonial home, 3-4 bedrooms 1 haths
oil heat: wooded Chestnut O25(
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OLD ORCHARD VILLAGE

only 3 sousres from shopping center. pub
,ic anG parochlal schools. Silver Spring
Md Only > left in the first eroun com
pieteo. IA more 10 be erected Priced from
H.'95O up : large bedrmS.. | and > baths
on Maple lane 3 squares to open sign ri q
Maple lane. MARROW owner and builder.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
SMALL ESTATE

COUPLE COLLEGE GRADUATES
among churches during sum-
mer, Will care for home during owner S
a bSence. Phone DlStricf iRlI
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Wanted, unfurnished. for . or 3 years
lease. Preferably near Alexandria Must
have al least bedrooms, 3 baths and
servants quarters. Secuson essential
Excellent references. VIII pay adequate
rental. Box 141-A. Star
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In Congress- Heights.

New semi-detached brick homes every
room bright with ventilation; large lots;
automatic oil heat: big. bright. dry base
mem; screens, metal weather-stripped and
insulated. Now ready TO move into and
start living in your own hone
PRICE, $3.50 AND S6.o50
$3.50 CASH
Inspection Invited to . PM
1908 18th st. Sc.
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NEARBY MARYLAND-17O 7Ox15O, 25,5OO
nne rooms "A brD, 2 baths; oil hot
water wiaa heat: heat: natural ash trim. oak floors,
facing main highway Ga. ave. and Kens.
ineton: fine condition: bargain. $50, 500.
room Tor 2 more houses. WILLETT WI.
'tiI9 night. ME. 1852 DAY a.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(ContinlJed
BRICK BUNGALOW.

BRICK BUNGALOW,
1908 7th st n.w-5 rms; quiet. desirable
neighborhood: lge. lot. large liv. rm with
| burning f1repl, breakfast nook, Ruud heat
er, Electrolux refg.: cost S9,250. Sacrifice
under 81 100. OWNER
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NEW SUBDIVISION BEING DEVELOPED.
% bungalows being built in Oakdale Ter
race. Md. jpst across D. c. line COM
pleted. 2 sold. Everything modern: brick
rage; weather-strippe automatic hot
water heat. hardwood floors. tile bath. fully
screened; lot 50x120. Price. $500; 500 80
gent rd. to Chillum road. l block east on
Sargent rd. E. r. ZIRKLE. owner and
builder, RA. $3.50. Open Sat. and Sun.
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rooms insulated. porch, oil heat sol
24th st. South, Aurora Hills %
ONE BLOCK FROM BALTIC. BLVD. ON
main highway, S-room house IN rerfect
condition, Center hall. garage, chicken
houSe and garden. Lot 130 by 200, beau
t1ully planted Priced low. Excellent
terms. Phone Berwyn 396-W
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3 BEDROOMS-S5 75O

ARL1NGTON-GOOD LOCATION A.
ROOM BRICK. 3 YEARS OLD Ist-FLOOR
SsEEDROOM; l0c ZONE: NEAR HIGH
VALUE COMPARE 1T wifi % oTHERs ) rIER
Al IHE PRICE: PHONE FOR APPOINT.
MENT. CHESTNUT 344O
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323-325 Whittier ST NV

o1J-oAJ W1HICItT OC. NV.
Be sure to see these low-priced new
homes. rooms. 2 baths, garage, lovely
shade trees. Close to express transporta-
ton, stores and schools Nothing in the
District will compare with home for price,
S7,450 to $3.50.
Open to 2 PM
uTADY o.
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modern house, large shaded yard. yery con.
sehieht W shst locstion; on S55. 2054 N. BranSywins
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HOUSES UkFURNISHED.
KENILWORTH.

. Modern S-room and bath corner dwell
ing hot-Water heat; newly decorated: rear
porch; garage; large lot; shade and shrub
oery; space for garden; rent $50
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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VIRGINIA -. ATTRACTIVE HOUSE,
rooms and bath lge. liv rm marches
Shaoy yard $3.50. Falls Church 500
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COLORED.

S-room brick. two-story and basement
near Logan Circle: oil heat: eIec.: wide lot ;
reduced price, $1,000. Inspection by ap-
pointment.
WIN, T. BALLARD.
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I BELLE HAVEN-BRICK COLONIAL, GEM
| ter hail, four bedrooms. two baths two
nnlshed rooms in attic, nice grounds
priced 1or quick sale. Temple 2546-W
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u, = acre ground. Arm. cottage: 20 min
Washington. 81 500
GEORGE d. KICKER
2o40 N. 18th St. Arlington Va
OK. 05ll. Ewes. Chest 55OS or Falls
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COUNTRY HOME

Near Camp Springs. Md. only 6 miles 10
ID. C-Only $500; $500 cash S35
monthly includes principle and interest
: rooms, large porch, barn. servants house
garage; beautiful setting, trees and shrub
oery; acres of land room enough for
den, You can grow tobacco here that will
pFlng IN enough income to make monthly
payments. Call CLYDE HINES, Chestnut
Evening star., 1940-06-01

IN WOODED SECTION OF ARLINGTON.
completed on large corner lot, within 10
minutes of D. c. home that will pay
for itself Chestnut $500.
ARLINGTON. VA-YOUR CHOICE OF 3
and 3 baths, bedrms. Out Lee highway 1h
miles to Howard Johnson's, left on Kirkwood
]. s. LOCKWOOD. CHESTNUT ooo1.
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ROCK Creek Park Estates.
- RESTRICTED NEIGHBORHCOD.
:, This is williamsburg Colonial Groom
3 baths. finished attic, maids room and
complete bath in basement; large wooded
lot 2-car attached garage; bedroom and
path on first floor modern in every detail
Frice vi 300 For information. call Mr..
Lynch RA. 1242, or WAPLE g. JAMES,
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$5,25O-NORTHEAST

PRICE REDUCED
Close to Lincoln Park A comfort able
nome OF SIX large rooms and BATH cellar
hot7Water heat with Bryant gas boiler
oouoie rear porches. two-car garage. Terms
10 suit can be arranged
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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SOLLEGE PARK, MD.-T-ROOM BUNGA-
l9s,! low !uniurn. all new decoration, tile bath.
Hunter aves.; $50 per mo Ayailable I'm.
medlately Phone BerWyn ohI-I Tn
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED

CHEVY CHASE. D, C-10 RMS. . BAs.
cex cextra Kitchen End fioor) suitable for two
coneenlal families; made over new: oil
neat; 500. rms. ba $50. FULTON r.
GORDON. 1922 Eye st. DI. $3.50. once
also open : to = pm
Evening star., 1940-06-01

OWNER AND BUILT UINESS
makes 1t necessary to sell 3-year-old modern
prlck: best Arlington. Va. residential sec
thing is spacious. even the grounds. win
take SS.950, If you like nice home get
IN touch with me. Box 416-D Star
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322 ALLISON ST. NV
q rooms. bath S67 so
Newly Decorated THROUGHOUT Garaee.
1858 D ST. Sc.
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S6.25O.
RARE BARGAIN.

S-room house, nearby Va, ami. q
hign elevation, fruit and shade tr
OWNER. Oxford aS-J-o .
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2345 QUE ST. Sc.

Attractive BUNGALOW, 3 rms bath. auto
h.-W.h., 2-car garage. large yard. all in
excellent condition: reasonably priced: easy
terms. Open Sunday PAUL P. STONE,
rea ltnr Ia Ylnr ool1 Ia ylnr 22ll
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FOR RENT-621 oath ST, SOUTH AU
rora HIS. Attractive home, rooms and
elassed-ln porch: S62 so anu
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LET MRS CHRISTIAN HELP YOU.
Listed in our offce you will find prac-
tically every rental property in the Be-
thesda Chevy Chase area.
once Open Daily and sunday Till 8 PM.
PAUL M. LUDT. REAL ESTATE
Wisconsin 6693. $500 Wisconsin Ave.
1896 KANAWHA ST. NEAR CONNECTI-
cut ave- rooms (6 bedrooms). baths
inclosed porch. gas furnace, garage; S110
'e w Lou1s p sHoEsdAKER.
1719 K et. NV. MA. 1lo0,
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HYATTSVILLE--JUST COMPLETED TWO
Broom and tile-bath bungaloW5, large
rooms air-conditioned oil heat, Venetian
6ilnds; ] block to bus and stores. Price.
So;5o0; S3S: 30 per month. Located Burn
SIDE pl. of Oakwood rd ALFRED n
YANCEY, builder-oHner. Warfeid iIEd a.
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NEAR WASH. CIRCLE.

rms modern rooming house. containing
lb rooms and baths is desirably arranged
Tor Doctors or dentists home and office
fronting Two streets: lear brick garage:
NICE condition; rental value S225 per mo :
price Sl5,5oo. Phone for appointment to
VIM. T. BALLARD.
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FOR RENT--JUST OFF S. ARLINGTON
Ridee rd.-Brick Colonial: 3 bedrooms. rec.
reatlon room, oil heat, air condition maids
room tiled baths. corner lot; near Armys
NaVy Country Club: S125. Phone Jack.
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DESIRABLE HOMES ALL SECTIONS OF
ARLINGTON. Va. OLD DOMINION REALTY
CO.. Chestnut 6343
BUNGALOW. GRIN. PORCH; AMI. OIL
heat G., e. stove. refrigerator owner
leaving city: $3.50. Falls Church sO3-W-1.
l A., NEW 3-BEDROOM HOUSE. GA
rage, lovely trees. elec., hard rd.: $4,000.
to city: S2,25O MYERS REALTY CO,
1853 Fairfax dr.. Arlington, Va. oxford
324O; after 7:3O. oxford 2O6O-J %
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COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
u

HAMPSHIRE GARDENS APIS, 49l2 NEW
Hampshire ave.-Apt. consisting of living
room, bedroom, dining room kitchen and
bath Cross ventilation. Rea sonably priced.
H. G SMITHY CO,
Sl1 18th ST NV MA 59O3
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3l4 Penna. Ave. Sc.
II ROOMS 9 BATHS

Mr. MERIDIAN HILL PARK
Attractive semi-detached brk. lot o5x
1876; oil heat: elec refrigerator; priced less
tnan assessed value. Eve. or Sum- phone
Temple 1868
L. T. GRAVATTE.
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NEAR FOUR CORNERS, MD-PRACTI-
cally new; 5 rooms. brick Colonial; lava
TORY lSt noor, oil heat. summer winter
hookup. full basement; lot 1OOx250; lovely
trees and shrubbery SH 326O-J
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FOR DOCTOR.
we nave large old frame house, in per.
| rect usable condition, on a lot contaifsins
ABOUT $4,000 50. 1T. of ground, with three
| street 1rontages. On Pershing drive lust
west OF f. Myer, and close to stores, school.
etc Ideal for home and ONCE combina-
| non AURORA HILLS OFFICE. Jackson
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-09
JAPAN:
British Spies

Although directly opposed to many
OF the political and trade policies
OF the British government in the Or
lent, Japan has usually been quite
cagey about refraining from tramp
ing too roughly on Johnny Bulls
toes. But with the British pretty
busy at home and with the Royal
navy occupied at the task of enforc-
ing the blockade of Europe" the
Japanese haze taken the opportu-
nifty to move in bit on the English.
1t now appears that very definite
drive against British espionage and
propaganda has taken form in ia
pan and the arrest of at least Is
British citizens - well-known resi-
dents of Tokyo-started series of
diplomatic exchanges between the
two nations that may have very
serious effect upon their future re-
lationship. Domei, Japanese news
agency, reported that one of the Brit
ons arrested, Melville James Cox,
newspaper correspondent, had COM
mitted suicide while undergoing
questioning by japanese officials.
Britain Immediately demanded a
complete investigation of the Incl
dent and called for substantiation
of the spy charges but word from
Tokyo was soon forthcoming that
Japan would resist any official pro-
test over the affair. Japanese Off
Gals announced that they had "suf-
ficient evidence" against the prison
ers and that arrests were continu-
ing despite strong British reaction.
u. S. Ban
japan had a little complaining to
do on her own score as the United
States put into effect a government
order requiring that all future ex-
ports of scrap iron would be subject
to federal licensing regulation. ia
pan has been heavy buyer Of u. S.
scrap for use in the manufacture of
munitions to pursue the war against
China and the Nipponese would be
prone to believe that the order was
aimed directly at them. While u. S.
officials we're non-committal, the
feeling persisted that America
might be taking a slap at Japan for
her unfriendly attitude toward Brit
ain and her ever-increasing friendli-
ness for the axis powers
Included in the U. S. order was
a phrase calling for the same export
license requirements for shipments
of aviation gasoline. Washington
said u. S. supplies of this vital com
modify were low but Tokyo said it
was direct step to bring economic
pressure" against japan
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-09
Relief and Farm, Vote
Should Go to RooseueIt

On the other hand, Mr.. Roosevelt
will gain some votes from the other
side. He will get a large percent
age Of the relief votes again, as he
did in 1886, and he will have per-
haps as much as 40 per cent of the
farm vote, or that is the guess of
men who know political thought in
agricultural areas.
The Presidents foreign policies
have proved attractive to certain
elements in this country, and obvi-
ously they are going to stick with
the man who has helped their ia
therlands.
From these three angles-the re-
lief, the farm and the foreign vote
we see regrouping along new lines.
The relief and the farm votes may
be said TO have been held by the
President before, but that is not
quite an accurate statement. The
realignment, in these two cases, APP
pears to be something of a settling
down process.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-09

rejected or refused to serve, Edward
j. Flynn, Democratic national COM
mitteeman from New York was Sc
lected and accepted his assignment.
Alfred E. Smith, former New York
governor and Democratic candidate
for President in 1928, took another
walk from the Roosevelt fold issu-
ing statement to the effect that his
backing would go to the G. o. P.
ticket this year. Meanwhile, Will
kie was making a definite bid in the
deep South for more of this anti
New Deal backing, but heard at
least one southern political leader
Edward H. Crump of Memphis,
Tenn. brand him as "foe of the
people" declaring that WILKES
whole life "has been a fight against
the people,"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-09
Issue of Third Term
viii Be Holly Debated

First, anyone who doubts that the
Republicans and anti-third term
Democrats are going TO let the third
term issue pass unnoticed must be
somewhat "teched" in the head
From what is now plainly visible,
every fact and every possible sup
position about third term, or the
tradition against any man staying
in the White House for IL years,
will be filling the air and the news
papers from the moment that Mr..
Wilkes speech Of formal accept
ance is recorded II is much too
obvious to pass by also, that the
Roosevelt opponents will accuse him
Of every type of malicious design
and insincerity which clever politi-
cal brains can conjure into written
or spoken word.
From many sources among Dem
ocrats who are sticking TO party
faith and doctrine, always hereto
fore strongly resentful of the third
term idea, / hear that preserva-
ton OF the party, itself, depends
upon preventing Mr.. Roosevelt from
becoming the first person to have
three consecutive terms. It is too
early to say whether those Demo
Gratis will be effective in their aid
to the Roosevelt opponents, but,
whatever their numbers are, they
tell me of their decision to regain
control of the Democratic label.
The war within the Democratic
party itself together with the third
term issue, therefore, presents the
basis for a tremendous shift of par