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New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
Ad-Am-An Club to Fire Rocket
 From Pike's Peak for Amundsen

trail-obliterated slopes, conquering snow drifts of 10 to 50 feet, bucking q. never-subsiding wind that ranges in velocity from five to 50 miles an hour.
 The Ad-Am-An clube is a ''he mans" organization, founded 10 years ago for the annual watch party. It gets its name from the fact a new member is added each New Years eve.
 On the summit Of Pilles Peak, f,- 109 feet above sea level, all Color ado waits for the midnight hour for the first news Of the intrepid climbers. It takes two days to as- scend the rugged slopes of the snow swept mountain and temperatures, always far below zero at this stage Of the year, do not permit sleep. The cold trek never has failed, nor has 1t claimed 8 life, ..,.-,.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

tion is most grave"
 Dr. Fontaine, one of the five doc tors, added his own comment:
 ''The marshal has reached a point where science is powerless to help him. Only his indomitable courage can work d miracle now"
 Lapses Into Coma
 Half an hour later the marshal sank into a coma and it was feared that he would never regain con- sciousness.
 The gloomy news spread quickly among the great crowd gathered about the hospital Of St, Jean-De- Dieu and these people who love Papa" Joffre spoke in hushed whis- pers.
 As twilight fell the hospital was
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Stamford, Dec. 29 LP) - George Shevlin. said by police to be a prom inent figure in the political and sporting life of New York and West chester county, was arrested ip Stamford this morning, on a bench warrant issued by Judge Alfred c. Baldwin of superior court last Fri day. The warrant charges him with concealing a stolen car and possess sion of an automobile with mutilated engine numbers.
 The bench warrant was served as Shevlin appeared for trial on the two counts in the local court. The charges were nolled here after his arrest and he was immediately taken 10 Bridgeport.
 Prosecuting Attorney Frank Jam rozy of the Stamford court declared
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
HARVARD'S LEADER
 ASKS FELLOWSH|PS
Pres. Lowell Offers Unique Edu-
 catiOnal Proposal
WOULD FINANCE GENIUSES
Graduates With Bachelors and Doc tors Degrees, Under 25, Eligible Plan Excludes All But Remark able Scholars.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 29 (UP)- Harvard planned another new de- parture in education today. The report for 1929-1930 of Presi- dent A. Lawrence Lowell set forth proposal under which Harvard would pay the expenses Of its best students for three to six years, per hitting them to pursue their studies without financial worry. The plan is similar to the European fellow ship system.
 Age Limit 9 Years
 No one more than 25 years old would be eligible for a fellowship.
 In arguing for the plan, President Lowell set forth the fact that one half the British winners Of Nobel prizes have held fellowships at Cam bridge university.
 The president said cooperation in research, while good in working out well-defned problems," did not NStSiA tiiS 0 NoA|SS ct tAii NoliLI iD u = tions to thought, that of discover ing a wholly new problem to be solved"
 This" he said, Hike a work of art or literature, is essentially the creation of a single brain. To select men capable of this, to set them at work in surroundings most adapted to entice and fructify imagination, is certainly worth while if it can be done.''
 Three Year Period Named
 The plan would provide means for the young men for three years and would be granted only after they bad received their bachelor degrees and the degree of doctor of philoso- phy or of science. At the expira- ton of the first three years the stu dents would be eligible for another three-year appointment.
 It was indicated, however, that the plan would be no mere poor mans opportunity. The time required to secure bachelors degree at liar card usually is four years. Three more are required for d doctors de- gree. The almost prodigious prom ise, needed to be singled out for a fellowship, would scarcely be achiev- ed by students forced to work their way through the university, it was pointed out.
 The 25-year limitation was taken to be sign that only students of singular mental capacity would be eligible for fellowships. The aver age youth enters Harvard at IS. With seven years in which to be-
 Continued on Page TWo)
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
CONNECTICUT FILES
 BRIEF ON DIVERSION
Continues Legal Battle Over Ware and Swift
 Rivers

Washington, Dec. 29 lP-Conncc- ticut filed another brief with the su- preme court today in it's fight against the proposed diversion of waters of the Swift and Ware rivers by Massachusetts for use in Boston.
 A special master named by the court recently made recommenda- tions broadly in favor of Massachu- sctts. Connecticut attacked those findings. Massachusetts replied and the Connecticut brief today was rejoinder.
 It reiterated previous arguments that diversion of waters from the tributaries of the Connecticut rlNer would injure Connecticut agricul- ture, power, fish life and navigation.
 It also contended Massachusetts was not bound by suggestions of the war department that the proposed diversion should not reduce the Hartford gauge below 2.1 feet.
 "Counsel cannot bind Massachu- setts." the Connecticut brief said, and unless this court acts upon the admissions contained in the MaSsa- chusetts brief and, by decree, safe guards navigation, as has been sug- gested by the war department, we fail to see the remedy in the event that Massachusetts should subse- quently sec fit to change it's mlnd and adhere to it's original plan.'
 -,l tt-T Massachusetts could find the water it needed in other rivers i'll the state.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

Hartford, Dec. 29 tP'-Connectl- cuts reply to the Massachusetts brief in the water diversion Contro- versy between the two states, was filed today with the clerk Of the United States supreme court at Washington. The reply is an 5 page document and the filing marks the last preliminary before the final arguments are heard on January as to the acceptance or rejection of the recommendations of Special Master Charles w. Bum of St. Paul, Minn.
 The Connecticut reply indicates the trend the arguments to be ad- yanced by Connecticut counsel, will in all probability take. Connecticut will insist that the uses of natural streams must be made in such man. ner as to not injure or damage the rights of riparian owners to req sonable use and enjoyment of the same waters; that without regard to the common law or the theory Of equitable division, Massachusetts made it's plans for the taking of water from tributaries from the Connecticut river, an interstate stream. which plans, if unchecked, would have interfered with and in- jured navigation, u,..,-.x.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
SUBDUE MERCHANT
 WITH GAS ATTACK
Held Over Stove by Would-Be
 Robbers, Cohen Tells Police
RECOVERING AT HOSPITAL
Hartford Avenue Store Keeper Says
 Men Tried to SuffOcate Him - Policeman Nearby Saw No Sign Of
 Intruders.

Bennie Cohen, 3S, proprietor Of a mems furnishing and dry goods store at 95 Hartford avenue was taken to New Britain General hospital short ly after s o'clock this morning where he was treated for illuminat- ing gas which he alleged he was forced to inhalo by two men who had accosted him in his store just after opening this morning and who beat him when he refused to hand over his money.
 Cohen told Sergeant McAvay who was detailed to investigate that he had entered his store about 7:45 o'clock and went Immediately to the cellar to care for his fire. When he returned to the upper floor d few minutes later he was met by two men who demanded that he turn over his money. When he refused he told the police, they set upon him and beat him. He was completely subdued in d few moments and the men dragged him to the rear of the store and held his head over a gas plate after turning on the gas. When he became semi-conscious they al lowed him to fall to the floor, he said. After they had left he struggled to his feet and went to the street and summoned Policeman William O'Mara who was standing nearby.
 OMara Saw No One Enter
 Policeman O'Mara told the ser seant that he had tried the door of Cohens store five minutes before the assault Is alleged 10 have taken
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Chain Gang to Be Used
 To Make People Work

Wheeling, w. Va, Dec. 29 P- Men with dependents who can work but won't are to be made to do so by this city.
 City council has just voted to re-invoke the chain gang. abolish ed Is years ago, for those de- scribed as voluntarily unemploy- ed," who have refused preferred jobs.
 Council directed the chief of police to arrest all such charac- ters as vagrants and send them to the chain gang if convicted.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
First Airplane Repair
 Bill Suit Is Started

Waterbury, Dec. 29 LP) - The first civil action to be brought in Waterbury for repairs to an air plane and for alleged unpaid hangar rent, was started today in the court of common pleas when the Bethany Land company of Naugatuck started $500 action against Webster Schmelling of Harrison, N. Y. The plaintiff claims $500 is due for repairs to a Pitcairn airplane as well as sl6S for rent of hangar space from August 15 to November 30.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
BETHLEHEM STEEL
 SHEET AND TUBE
 MERGER IS DENIED
Court Rules Against Billion Dol lar Deal and Grants Minor.
 ity Owners Injunction
JUDGE FINDS METHODS
 USED WERE OBJECTIONABLE

Paid Youngstown Concern Stock
 holders was I1isufficient-Says
 Presence of Dalton, Director of
 Purchasing Company, at Secret
 Meeting of Smaller Firm Unethical
 Youngstown, O., Dec. 29 P)-The proposed billion dollar merger of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation and the Youngstown Sheet & Tube com pany was denied by Common Pleas Judge David G. Jenkins today when he granted minority stockholders an injunction restraining the Combina- ton.
 Judge Jenkins handed down his decision six months from the incep tion of one of the bitterest legal fights in corporate history, a strug- gle of millions that was carried out first with proxies and then with law suits. Forces marshalled by Cyrus s. Eaton. Cleveland financier, went in- to court with charges of fraud after a spectacular battle for proxies.
 Information Not Adequate
 The judge said that the Sheet & Tube board of directors after they had approved the merger early this year, did not give adequate informa- tion to their stockholders on the merger when they met last April and approved it.
 Whether Intentionally or not the decision said, the three accountants employed to make the audit of the merging companies prior to the merger delivered a. misleading re- port to the stockholders.
 The ratio of exchange on one share of Sheet 6o Tube stock for share and third of Bethlehem also was attacked. He said that his study Of the accounting phases of the con- sderation makes to my mind no definite conclusion possible that the final ration was adequate
 Julge Jenkins said that the court was without sufficiently supported facts clearly to pass judgment on the price involved in the merger. Also, he said, the Sheet < Tube di- rectors and shareholders as well were without ''any such basis for forming such judgment"
 Doubts COnsiderat ton Adequate
 tTnlooI n mildly ' fhn de- cision said, "it must be frankly said that in the present state of the rec ord grave doubt as to the adequacy of the consideration exists"
 The decision was written in pen cl by the judge in a round careful hand on 19 pages of foolscap paper. He made three copies himself. desir- ing that no mistake be made in hav- ing a stenographer or typist trans cribe it.
 One copy he filed with the clerk Of the Mahoning county common pleas court. The other copies were presented to newspaper men.
 Judge Jenkins will take a vaca- ton before resuming his duties at the court house. The big job IS fin- lshed." he said.
 Censures Dalton
 The judge adso censurcd the pres encc of Harry G. Dalton, partner in Pickands, Mather &o Company Of Cleveland and director of Bethle- hem, at the Sheet & Tube directors meeting March 12 when they rati- fled the merger.
 Whether he voted or did not vote on the merger contract his presence and approval of the merger at that time 'were in equity a breach of
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New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
SINGERS LAWSUIT
 OPENS IN VIENNA
JeritZa and Husband Claim
 Book Defamatory
STAR STILL IN NEW YORK
Opera Claims Diva's Attention As Lawyers Begin Presentation of Case Against Dr. Muller Gotten brunn,

Vienna, Dec. 29 LP)-Marie Je- ritza, American opera singer, was represented by her lawyers when trial of her suit against Dr. Muller Gottenbrunn for defamation of character opened here today.
 Claims Book Untrue
 Madame Jeritza and her husband. the Baron Leopold Non Pepper, de- clared in their complaint that a book written by Dr. Guttenbrunn, entitled Riff Raff," depicting household constantly embroiled in sordid liti- gation, referred to them. Dr. Gut tenbrunn denied that the story re- ferred in any way to the diva.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29
THE WEATHER

New Britain and vicinity: Cloudy tonight and Tuesday; not much change in temper ature.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

Average Daily Circulation For
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Takoma Park and North
Washington Homes.
wAa.aa 80. k4yiAA Un.an
DeteshYsd HL1Mss, WHhr,its9

BETsTER THAN RENTING.
$3.50 acceptable as first payment on bunsa-
roundines and close to school. !. Monthly
rooms INV. .ieatI $40 per month. no
iHfousEs WITH. "A to / ACRE.
Bus or street ear service, electricity, city
NV. heat oak, doors, IS, 5oor-s rooms, z.
car garage. fruit, garden. ,$4i7S0i beautiful
level corner, extra large BUNGALOW $1,000
ACREAGE TRACTS, -. -.
8 acres, large 6-rQorn house, splendid con-
range, $3.50 easy tefmss-SM acres. main
Pike no buiidipss; $500 an EXCELLENT 9ass!!
zs,stbdivisi9n land, bus and so electricity'
,TAKOMA, HOMES, LARGE LOTS :,
Assraetiys lSue ro dssis above
pRsds. NV. heat, swnEt ieasInE wants
foors. stone iirepiacs; many intetestinE, feh-
ftifes. ~ 505;-f.f6ofn modern home Of Army
ofieer. leaving offered a.. saeFi4cej, bearti-
full large, shady lot, hns, fslghborh9od;
afsS SS IKE 0f ss ten G hf fSsaoh OaS
iehes soa 1eTl ocs 4iS So 5S0iIsfss hsS
Maple. ave. near Carroll, steam heat loft.
wv r. D. LILLE,
Citizens Bank Building, Takoma Park
Shepherd 5000.
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NO Cash PAYMENT-ATTKACTf NEW
shrubberg and sod; $50. monthly includes
Interest and principal; large living room,
two spacious bed rooms. tile bath. bright
dining room and Kitchen. with pahkry; laree
attic which can be finished of; hardwood
hoofs Standard MIXTURES, hot-water heat.
city water, sewerage. gas, electricity. dry
basement, with laundry; front porch across
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sAtE--sUBUaBAN
sAlE-suBuRBAN.
WHEN SPRING COMES TO VIRGINIA.

Drive Falls Church today the Key Bridge turn right on
Highway is The Ideal
find homes With spacious Handicapped grounds and beautiful
old shade
We offering values suburban homes at this time,
from of the largest ings Northern Virginia you are look
OF land
fully handicapped we $2O00 Or, perhaps
would like oneha lot at $500
1O0acre $4,000 565acre farm at $4,000
estate We have
Washington Golf and Country Club 1t
the show places of Arlington County There are IL acres OF
beautifully handicapped surrounding Groom Spanish type home
vne-covered masonary walls The price is $4,000
We will give careful attention your requirements.
NJ E CHURCH, REALTOR, EST. 1886
Phone Falls Church 3d.
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sA4R..sJ,otyRBAN.

WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
Splendid s-r. and b, modern bungalo.ws;
trim, large attic, large lot. and garage.
Price and terms right FOR auieE sale; 20 AiiS s9
with shade trees; only $3.50; terms s550
cash, S47.50 a month. Inquire 1877 II. 1.
ave. ne or call North 72O3.
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sAtR--suBuRBAM
Nearby Va Home Bargain.

We'll BUILT. MODERN HOUSE. LARGE
20 Metropolitan ave, kensington, Md. Tel
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SILVER SPRING.

colonial hbSsg, s. !. 5 bsth, all conven-
DpYences; real landecaping, rock garden. lily
pool, e A.. chicken house $3.50; $500 cash,
a. ACRES IN CHEVY CHASE CLUB SEC
ton, ADJOINING NATIONAL Woman's Country
Club and very near Burning Tree Club. All
1rein1ng property. Address OWNER. 1868
&MS -, 90 nhene west iTAA.
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I'M Old NlRGlNfA.

twenty minutes from the white House.
Most remarkable value II two new houses
ing and bed rooms, and 5 TILED. baths,
oak aoors thr3ggh. =. The most charming Y
the very best section OF Ariinkton County.
The price viii add to interest you viii show
Further information can Nat. $3.50. cIev
4ll7, or write A.. C. SWAIN, 1913 H st. NV.
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SAVE $500 on GROOM ROUSE.

Buy direct from Aladdin. mills at WHOLE
sale Cash prices save hish cost OF time
payments. Readi-cut system saves you isce
lumber waste; 500 labor cost Homes. 1856
erection Instructions. We pay freight: Ga
RACES, 500 up. Summer cottages, Sl79 up,
out ALADDIN COMPANY, WilminSton. n, c.
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SHORE PROPERTY.

WILDWOOD, N J.-SAhR AND RENT
seashoke Properties Of every. kind. Send fol
list. JAMES A. L. HARRIS, opp. FennA
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fContinued1

LARGE SIX MOONS. AND. Bath ON ONE
moor bungalow IN Chevy Chase, D. C.. east
of Conn ave; garage, cellar, servants quar-
ters: one block north of Rittenhouse and
sist; S9;650i easy terms. Apply 6i5S Utah
ave NV
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DESIRABLE HOME AT DICKERSON,
MARYLAND adjoining Baltimore g. OHIO and
State road; 10 acres. brick house. SO by go
good water; IS miles from washington, is
from Frederick. from Potomac River.
from Sugar Loaf Mountain. half from
church S minutes walk to station and
school; Would make desirable Summer
hotel or chicken farm; electric light wires
along state road, For PARTICULARS apply
Dickerson, Md. or Phone Col 440Q-J:
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MONEY ne LOAN.

QUICK LOANS ON 1877. 1928. ,i55S AUTOS
el6 g 81. N.M:. Room SOL Net. 4lla
PROPERTY OWNERS! TF YOU NEED lst
trust loank or refinaneing on your prop
efty. call Cleveland $3.50.
WE BUY FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST N3TES
on vacant ground. building lots and acreage:
also bus second derds Of trust notes On I'm
coniinentai Trus, Bldg District 1881
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QUICK MONEY

--TU LEND end AND Srd TRUSTS. 800 10
$4,000 ON MARYLAND AND. u. @. HOMES;
Tf6sas eouRTEous sERVfIccE. "''A'
c. F. WARING,
l4ls p ST NV NATL sifa
SECOND TRUST LOANS.
fis iitE 81. NV. rNooMst Net. boz. sSs
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NO CASH PAYMENT ATTRACTIVE NEW
sSTasDs RI sn8 sod fVA $50 monthly incSdss
sssFi spseI saS BsaPogss seRs aS
dining room and kitchen. with pahtry. laree
Egofs w ssshase9 fs xta Fssnef Ss
city water fswsrss gas sn, eieesr1st , Dry
s pFS5s gaps Ssssed IN HsS f
aSattsT iSeen being onIv three miles from
D. C. line; schools. bus and car service
G fssB and 0p cs ADAMS Fl osS SLsoN '''s
THREE-RooM, BATH BUNGALowZ-LQT
BoxlaO. 2o7 Frazier avenue, Virginia High
lands. -
SozY sTx-RooM cQTTASe sc. IoI sog gdETsS'
gs'sSO. hsSfshes st., Remington, Ma
50 ACRES OF WOODLAND; CLOSE no
trolley. BUS. state road. schools, churches;
stores thickly settled neighhoThoodi land
tufe brospscts; no iInprovements; near
Vienna; 5000 acre. Address BOX sac. star
once
Near cars; paved street, water. light IN
Mouse, sewer; gas N street. a09; sWest
EiGHTBoWN. 4224 Perry ST Brentwood.
OWNERS HOME-6 ROOMS. BATH. 2 IN
s slSssd PSTeRs sras ei' HsatssRs sSJ
6ath: on new.edt road, near Carroll ave.
Wrt. sl4s s ls s cO5sress f HsRh
M Mons sstk, fqli afsie; dssscSsa soERs Ict
on paved streets: bus. stop, one -fare z ssae'
gg win s ssSr sSd SS ss SUNDAY
pR6 6hs NStioRsI 1852 MONDAY. -
HYATTsyILLE Nd ~ LITTIEF1fSd Ri AVE AYE
heat lot iO0xl5o It.; reasonable. 25s
RfVERDAhRs MD.-HoUsE, THREE LOTS
E EaS1lsO X k IN EgoI eo avs we
gN I fb22EwSwOsS TuG &c.,. Ee9s .acr f
quick sale. worth $780, sell sO'NSO. Lin
7-RooM BRICK HOUSE. OLD. LONDON
sfchitectufe; lot S5x2l8; located ie7 Oak
Rldge Blvd, OakeFest, Va. INQUIRE Capt.
nice bansalows; deep well. fruit trees a.
Easa, LARGE ehieksn hOussa etc Az s 5nilss
BUNGALOW. NE WAsHINqToNE33FIv
rooms, well built ami; Al . SonditEi TON
SSG Hs thf les s sSfls rom
Including window. shades, screens gas rsngse,
afesg sdn O ssk 9 sa atS Sas and pain 90
Attractive broom BUNGALOW, bath cleo.
a0 Cosy saroom nG eottsFe beautiful
and fruit. Only s2.lOO 5eNeFal lor. IenI.
J. M EARNEST. 1891 34th 81,
Mt. Rainier, Nd. Phone Hyatts. 1446
LYON VILLAGE, -vA.;-BEsT LOCATION,
s WFS h. H SssG s eSSss city water rnGns
s:RooM AMP HATH BUNGALOW sNea I'M, AMI;t
Phone clarendon 1850 -
sIs,B0O NEW HOUSE FOR slo,bC6.yAs;
near country club; high elevation; rennSu
neiEhborhood. This property must be sold.
For appointment phone D. M smith, ciaren-
SMALL, ATTRACTIVE, MODERN BuNqA-
low, garage, trees half acre. Inspect TO-DAY.
MISS CAMPBELL. pwner, Charlotte street
Rivc~dale Heights. Md. =sz-------
NEARBY VA.-sEVERAL NEW SIR, BUN
salows, ami, h.-w.h., hwd. floors, tile q.
close to all cohveniences. Price, so,TSO.OO TO
S. 10000. ,....,.m.
Block from eli convEhlences. Must Be seen
to be appreciated. Price, 81 $50, $500
Some smsll houses. and 5 rooms, $4,000
Near, Vienna. 3 acres, SIR. house, fruit.
Price, i R:s9tor- botiSi sd MYERS
Phone Clar.- 1903 or .Clar. 1aB0-J-s..
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2S23 sOUTH DAKOTA. AVE. NE.
Large detached home, containine 9. rooms,
2 baths. all modern improvements; lot
Bhx55o; many Beautiful trees and shrubs;
ffuit trees and garage on rear. Of lot.
FLOYD e. DAVIS COMPANY,
NatfonaI 035o 733 18th ST. NV.
sEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME.
WEST OF 18th ST. NV
OFFERED AT $4,000 TERMS
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REAL ESTATR-fhANS-

LIST AND End TRUST LOANS PROMPTLY
negottatedi lowest rates Reflnancing JAMES
n. HUGHES. 1927 Eye Sc. National 1912.
MONEY no LOAN ON D. g. REAL ESTATE
il ans amount ct pfevailinR interest JESSE
y HEISKELL. Ills Eye st. NV.
MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY
s300-Pay $500 Wk, si,000-Pay 50 so Wk
r. r. FIN. Co. SD Bond BLDG. NJ 2490
SEE ME FIRST-lst, and AND 3rd TRUSTS:
M red tape; quick serVicei reasonable.
5000. repay 31,50 wk. $500, repay t2.sR wk
A,s7g9 repay s3sg VIZ $500 repay kss.sg VIZ
eAtees repay sta 30 wk t3pe0 repay 100 wk
90, SEQ, repay $3.50 wk, $4,000, repay sac 90 VIZ
teresf ard can BE- srfansed sioftkis and
hlknaonthly. Also loans Ia nearby Nd. Va.
Pr a I'D HENRY ING, lele Eye St. NV.
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RENT-sUBURBAN

REFINED, SETTLED COUPLE TO SHARE
modern suburban home with widow and
Star ONCE 23'
LACY, Va-5 ROOMS AND BATH, ON LOT
l50xl75 it.; block from cars; $3.50 per
month; months rent free. Apt II, 2l7
st NV
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ALCOVA HEIGHTS. ARLINGTON COUNTY.
3 miles. from Highway Bridge. on Coluipbta
pike; All-white; schools, buses, trolley; 8 TO
IL cents foot; cheapest and best nearby
land Phone CLARENDON Sl9-F3l.
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RARGATN

new 6sroom bunsaloW on lot $50 t.. deep;
bed rooms, large closets, open fireplace,
large front porch, builss'n tubi % minutes
close 70 schools. churches n hishly. RESTRICT
ed community; $500 cash, $50 moAthly. Ad-
dress BOX il9-E, star ofnre. 10"
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Delightful Suburban Home.

IN srovs 81 eWSoSn ord shade trees Lot
ii0x27s #. Apples, pears. cherries piams,
houses and yard 55xl10. Groom house with
modern convenierces gas, elee;' phone' con.
car line Goa min. to wash 2-cAr garaEe
Clarendon 6S2-w-i or Address BOX l 81