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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22

NCOIlblHuGu ITOIIl t-HBV lD sale of manufactured evidence to the Italians to protect the good name of the British government and British industry" British indigna- ton mounted following Eden'S speech to the house of commons. It was followed by demands that the foreign office demand the recall Of Grandi to Rome. Despite Brltain's charge that the Italians made dunn dunn bullets accusations on the ba- sls Of fabricated evidence the sec- ond Italian memorandum was not withdrawn and was released for publication by the league Secretar- lat today.
 Sold No Such Weapons
 The British have not denied that Ethiopian warriors used dunn dunn bullets, many of which were used throughout the country for big game shooting. But the British have insisted they have sold no such weapons to the Philippians since East African hostilities began and that all evidence purporting to sup- port charges to the contrary has been fabricated by Lopez or similar agents provocateur.
 Buvlch's memorandum allegeS that several thousands of dunn dun bullets allegedly manufactured by the British firms named in the doc- ument were taken from Ethiopian prisoners on the southern front. Other similar missiles were taken from prisoners on the northern front.
 The memorandum includes Q photograph of label marked:
 '~rcn ball cartridges for .0B0 mag azlne rife. cordilc. Soft nosed solid bullets. Kynochs, Ltd. Wittcn, Birmingham"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22

the cockpit, Sutherland struck the girl q glancing blow on the jaw which knocked her back Into the seat.
 Soon she resumed her savage struggle with the pilot. Sutherland stood up in the cockpit, held the controls with his right hand and battled his hysterical passenger with his left.
 Clutched Her Again
 Now the plane veered dizzily over the harbor. Az 1t did, the girl put one log over the side and again at- tempted to pull away and leap. Be- fore she could carry out her suicide try, Sutherland reached out frantic. ally, clutched her by the hair and pulled her back.
 A Strapping 220-pound Six-footcr, Sutherland fought desperately, but the l24-pound girl gradually began gaining the upper hand aS the pilots strength, taxed by tho ordeal of trying to hold the passenger with ono hand as he held the controls with the other, began ebbing.
 Life, Death ManeuVer
 Tn Q last llfG-or -death mNneuVer, Sutherland banked steeply. Ccntri- fugal forced toppled the girl back Into her seat. quickly, the pilot shifted hands. Now he obtained Q firmer grip on the girls hair -- a grip which thWarted her next and last plunge as the fleet "Trainer" biplane swoopcd toward tho edge of the field at c l00-mlle and hour clip.
 Here he cut his switch to warn the ground crew that m emergency existed. Az the wheels Skimmed the field, the girl gave Up her Btrug- gle and slumpcd back into the cock. pit. The craft Bkidded to q stop in midneld.
 A waiting automobile took the girl and pilot Co the Intercity Airline offices. She refused to anSwer ques- tons. A police ambulance took her to East Boston station. Again she remained silent as she did when she was removed to the hospital shortly afterward.
 Third Time In Ar
 It was the third time in little more than a month that she had aps pcarcd at tho airport and had char tered Q plane for Sight-sceing ptir- poBcs. Her first appearance there was April 6, when she paid Si4 for q flight. She returned several weeks later and flew again. on neither of these occasions did she fly with Sutherland.
 Manager Paul Batillone of the 1ntercity offices said suspicion was first aroused several weeks ago when she asked to be taken ID for night stunt flint. This was forbidden un- der flying regulations.
 He also revealed that on each flight she insisted that she ride In the rear seat -- an unusual request, a8 passengers are advised to take the cockpit in front of the pilot. Airport Discussed Her
 So strange were her requests and So mysterious was she about her identity that she had acquired h reputation at the airport Of being an odd stick" Batillone disclosed.
 Cognizant of her flying eccen- tricities, Sutherland insisted that Batillone question her prior to yes- terday's near-fatai flight,
 Asked why she wanted to take the rear cockpit, BaLillone said she replied, "So I can watch the pilot" The excuse sounding reasonable, Batilione said, he granted permIs- sion for the flight.
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VICE PRESIDENT
 ON C.O.P.TICKET
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NNVhlbAlAu@G bhgab &DS eN
 vice presidential potentialities. New York state leads ofY with five. Frank dannctt, New York publisher, and Rep. Hamilton Fish of New York arc leaders in the Borah.for-prcsi- dent movement. Either might ex- pcct preicrment If Borah were nominated. And if some other got the big plum 1t might Do good poe Titles to offer second place on the ticket to some Borah man in an cf- fort to minimize the effect of e pos- siblc bolt by tho senator.
 Many Well Known Men
 Rep. James W. Wadsworth, Rep Bertrand 1T. Shell and Col. Theo. dore Roosevelt, oil of New York, arc available and geographically well placed. Wadsworth has fig- ,Ired congiStently In vice preSiden" tinl speculation. The second Col. onel RooseVelt would bring a polis tlcally potent name to the repub" lican ticket. Shell, aS republican leader of the house and permanent chairman- designate Of the repunli' can national convention has q VI: iid claim, But Shell probably would Spl,rn the vice presidential noi1lin. alton on tho theory that the time squat nn,yaA when A renlihlicaf1 f1ljs ority in the house of representatives will elevate him to the SpcakerShip.
 Three Other Fasteners
 There are three other eaSternera who might get the Cleveland vice presidential tap. They are: Coy. Harry W. Nice of Maryland, former Gov, John c. Wlnant of Now Hampshirc and Gov. Harold q. Hoffman of New Jersey. Hoffnian'G political sun was shining brightly until he got in trouble at home first by proposing unpopular sales md income taxation and then by inter" f0ring in the execution Of Bruno Richard Hauptmann.
 Nice is going to Cleveland Hs the "favorite son" presidential cGndi- date of Maryland.
 Winant is the most promising Of these three customers. His New Hampshire record was excellent. He is counted q progressive but probab. ly would be q popular canpaignGr in the East. Hc is chairman Of tho New Deals social security board which might or might not be . poS iiticnl handicap.
 StiIi Others To Como
 Other vice presidential posslbili- ties include Robert A. Taft of Ohio, Sen. Frederick steiwer of Orogcn, Sen Charles l.. McNary of Oregon and Sen. Lester J. Dickinson of Iowa. Taft will have ~ Ohio votes for prGGident in the Cleveland 'Con- Vcntion.
 Steiwcr is q long shot for prcsi- den: and vice president, Hc wls named temporary chairman and ke eH.)te speaker of the republican national convention by force of eastern party leaders influence. The convention might stampede for him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22
MILITARY RITES
 FOR JOHN BREEN
Disabled American Veter. ans to Be in Charge of
 Funeral Tomorrow

Full military honors will be ac. corded the late John c. Brecn when funeral services are held tomorrow morning. The funeral will take place from the home, 326 Willow street, at 8:ib o'clock. with a solemn requiem mass at St. Margaret's church at 0 o'clock. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. The military funeral will Dc in charge of Water bury chapter, disabled American Veterans, of which MT. Breen was Q former officer.
 At 6 o'clock tonight, members of tho D. A. V. auxiliary will meet at the American Legion Home and call at the home. The delegation will be headed by Commander Elizabeth Fahy.
 The DAY. chapter will meet at the Legion home Ut Q o'clock and will also go to the home. Con- mander Michael Callahan will be in charge.
 The military rites ct tho funeral will be directed by Commander Cals lahan.
 A former einploye of the Diamond Ginger Ale Corp, MT. Breen died at Hayden Veterans Facility, Bronx, N. F., Wednesday night. Hc had been Q patient there for several months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22
SEVEN MONTHS
 FOR WIFE BEATER
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her. She denied his charge of drink ing, but said that he had become angry oyer bills which she had in- cured for medical attention.
 Covered with Bruises
 Her face covered with bruises, she told the court Sidorouk had come home yesterday afternoon and beaten her again. The man was ar- rested on a breach Oe peace charge by Patrolman Alexander F0as- bender. He was sentenced Ao six months in jail on today'B charge and one month on the charge on which he Was given probation ycs- teFday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22
DIED

MARSx--In this city, May 22, Io3e. Mrs. Pauline Wolf Mark of 3g Beochar avenue. Funeral Monday morning nt s:lB o'clock from MnI- vilIe funeral home, 27O WeBt Main street 10 SC. Cecliia's church. Bur iai in Calvary cemetery.
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IlOIlN

BORN HARDERs - A daughter, Karen Anna, May sist at St: Ann,s Mater. IIarders of 20S4 North Main St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22

of the bond for . week or two after that date before surrendcring nnd beginning the prison sentence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22
FUNERALS

The funeral of Mrs. Carmeln Vasile will be held from the home g Meadow street tomorrow morn ing at 8:l6 o'clock, to Our Lady of Lourdes church where solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated ct 0 o'clock. Burial will be in Cal vary cemetery.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary r. Walsh will be held tomorrow norn- ing at 8:ib o'clock from the Mul- vile Funeral Home, 270 West Main street, to the church of the Immac- ulate Conception, where Q solemn high mass will Do celebrated At o'clock. Burial will be in new St. J0seph's cemetery.
 The Rosary Confraternity of the Immaculate Conception church will meet tonight at o'clock to 90 to the funeral home for prayers.
 The funeral of Mrs. Wilfrcd Vale lorand will be held tomorrow morn ing ct 8:30 o'clock from the Belle- vile Funeral Home, 08 East Clay street, to St. AnnB church at Q o'clock. Burial will Do in Calvary cemetery.
 Tho funeral of Clarence Edward Bloom was held yesterday at the Alderson Funeral Home, Rev. w. Moroton owen officiating. Thc bear CTS were A. l.. Brewer, Fred C.. Dunsmoor, Clifford Rowland, Mor- ton Tracy, Louis Randall and Wil- liam Saunders. Burial was in Ever green cemetery, Watertown.
 The funeral of owen E. O'Don- nell will be held tomorrow morning at 0:iB o'clock from the home Echo Lake road, Watortown, to St. Johns church, Watertown, at 0 o'clock. Burial will be in St. James cemetery, Watertown.
 The funeral of John J. Dwyer was held this morning at 8:l6 o'clock from the Mulville funeral home, 270 West Main street, to st.. Patrick'g church, where Q solemn mass of rec quiem was celebrated at 0 o'clock by Rev. William Wirkas assisted by Rev. Bernard Poster, deacon and Rev. James Connor, sub-deAcon. Burial was in new st. Joseph's ceyn- etery with committai services by Father Wirkas. The honorary pall- bearers, members of the scovill Fore mems association, included: Russell Hickman, Edward Collins, Ernest Altman and Prank Keaveney. Tho pallbearers, all nephews of the de- ceased, included: Lewis, Henry, John, Edward. Frank and Raymond Darlington.
 The funeral of Mrs. Rose Mad- dalena was held from the home, 782 North Main street this morning at 8:l5 o'clock to St. Lucy's church, where e mass of requiem was cele- brated at o'clock by Rev. Felix Scoglio. Burial was in Calvary cemetery. The pallbearers were: RafTaele Penta, Pasqualc Masone,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22
CARD OIr THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors for the sympathy and kindness shown us during our recent bereavement. tho death of our beloved husband and father, MT. Patrick 10. Newman. Signed:
 MRS. 4. NEWMAN
 AND FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22

Grandmother and granddaughter Mrs. Catherine Wilmington. aged n and Miss Vera Knight. aged l9. were buried together in Windsor. Eng land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22

Tho funeral Of Brownie ChoklS will bc held tomorrow morning ct 0:30 o'clock from the home of his mother, l70 Qeddes terrace to St. Josephs church where . mass of rec quiem will Dc celebrated at Q o'clock, Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the home this afternoon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22

The funeral of Mrs. Rose Lubak was held this morning at 8:30 o'clock from the home, i32 East Farm street to St. 9taniBlaus' church. where q solemn mass of requiem was held ct Q o'clock by Rev. Fran cis Ouch. Burial was in Calvary cemetery with committai services by Father Ouch. The pallbearers were r. Adamski, Y. 6wirczinSki, w.. Chrzanowski, K. MierEwinski, J. Mnzurek and r. Zulgki.
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got job reporter the Grand Rapids Hera AS
 reporter was aggressive promotion Bought weekly in continued crusadlng After 10 sold and went buying Union Manchester IT, which he still
 where he spends much time possible When World war came went field artillery captain out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22
MIcMORTARI

Tn loving memUry Of our beloved daughter and sister, Bertha Kenney. who died May 22, 1036. Signed: MR. AND MRS. THOMAS KINNEY
 AND FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22

The funeral of Thomas D. Doyle, sr, will Dc held from the home, 10 Harvard street, Waterville, tomor- row morning at 8:i6 o'clock to St. Michael'S church where . solemn mass of requiem will Dc celebrated at 0 o'clock. Burial will Do in old St. Joseph'g cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-22

Giuseppe Cocchiola, Luigi Lenunga, Francesca darraffo and Francesca 0araSSe.
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DR. PETROCELLI TO
 DROP HIS APPEAL

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DUM DUM BULLET
 CHARGES AGAIN

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c022 10Th ST NW-Warm next BATH
attractive home; c.hw. phone; single, S4; ;
double. S3.25 each per week
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HOuSES-uNFURNISHED.

FOXALL. OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
park; new-house condition. 6 rooms double
screened porches. elec. refrigeration. built
in garage; Inquire at 154l 44th st. NV.
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
ss v ST. NV ROOMS. BATH, H.-W.H H,
electricity; modern: immediate possession:
S65 mo- Call Metropolitan 2113.
NEAR KENWooD GOLF CLUB.-NEW DE-
tached home, just completed:, 3 rooms
and bath on first floor. 4 bed rooms.
baths on second floor; foored attic. 2
large concrete porches. Lar garage. at
in basement. GEO. r. LINKINS, atty,
1873 De Sales st. Phone District 1892.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-7-ROOM, BATH.
detached brick: oil heat: $s5. 9 rooms
center hail. large living room, 2 baths;
Circle; $125. Semi-detached. rooms,
bath: nearby Virginia; $40. FULTON r.
GORDON I427 Eye st. NV. Phone Dis
trict $3.50; evenings. Cleveland 509l.
S27 .50-NO. g21 POTOMAC AVE. Sc.
fnear 10th and LIB rooms. bath; white.
DoNOHOE & SON 3l4 Pa. ave. Sc.
90s sth ST. NE.-6 RMS. BATH. HOT
water heat: convenient location; available
about March 6. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
1881 H st. NV. Phone National 1851.
S62 625O-SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Six large rooms. bath, hot-water heat;
Nk ishgslE 8 ttanssDfp5IIss4oi4 pIs4 i4i stores
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pf6 18th ST Gordon Hotel-2-room and
bath suite $3.50 per week. Large double
rn.. twin beds. with bath. ST. and SIS
per week. Double rm.. running water
twin beds, Sl1 per week. 24hour elevator
and switchboard service
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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624 5th ST NE.-UNFURNISHED APT,
. rooms semi-bath, c.h,w" h.-w.h.' garage;
4 ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH. ELECTRIC
Phone Columbia 3516. -.-
1445 PARK RID, NV, THE ALTON
en- and bath. S15. Two rooms. kitchen.
bath, S55. Frigidaire on house current
Elevator.
. LARGE ROOMS. LARGE KITCHEN AND
bath: entire first floor 1882 18th st: NV:
front. and rear porches. Rent. $50 per
month: including heat hot watef electric
1920 WIS AVE. NV. APT = ROOMS,
kitchen and BATH sunny. spacious rooms;
deep closets: easement windows.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. SECTIoN-ENG;;
roomsl. 4 baths. maids room, sun, room.
pantry; oil burner new hot..water heater,
electric refrigeration: lear detached brlck
must be sold Immediately. Original cost
SSl 500; will sacrifice for $4,000. Phone
Cleveland :t6o1.
NV! rooms kitchen. bath; electric re-
frigerator. gas. heat. lights. After u p Ms
phone Cleveland 6661.
RARE OPPORTUNITY AND MOD
detached home overlooking beautiful park:
S67 80. including heat. h. w. cleo. reirlg-
orator I priyate entrsness mspeet pI al'ss
1856 EUCLID ST. NW-FRONT APT. 3
rooms kitchen and bath; Frigidaire. $50.
See janitor. -
PRACTICALLY NEW APT. OF 2 ROOMS
ksn ksehe1 s5sa bath pERcY R2Fsh f. En- R1ssE Gs co.
1871 K st. NV Phone National 1881.
HIGHVIEW.
rooms k, b.. sleeping porch. Rea-
40 Eye st NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath ,-55oo $1,000
THE Kss MHNsE9 Mss MftFGRs1l'eR fRGs4 afaSa
3 Rooms s%r Xxi Kitchen. Bath.
See Janitor Any Time.
THE OAKLAND.
6 rooms and kitchen. 3 exposures. zoos
Columbia rd. Phone Potomac 0924.
1913 HARVARD ST. NV.
At Mt Pleasant st.
Apt, Of 3 rooms. dinette. kitchen and
Electric refrigeratig. switchboard and
elevator service, resident manager. Phone
0O'" T1'HoMAs J. FISHER 81 CO..
7as 18th !sNcRHRSoFAlFn st. NV District $3.50.
NEW DUPLEX APARTMENTS.
READY FOR 5is ooccicGPANcy,
Two bed rooms. living room and kitchen.
dinette. tile bath with shower; heat and
RENTS. $3.50 TO S6l 80.
1919 18th ST. NV. Met. O10O
NEW FouR-FAM1H2YY ApAR1MENr.
" rooms. reception hall. dlnette. kitchen
back porch; good yard; locker room and
furnished. Rent. So 80
e,s,,tn E. g. Y u MMARcERoN stSano, ezS0
1886 COLORADO AVE. NV.
Desirable apartment. excellent location:
3 rooms kitchen and bath, electric retrig-
. DoNNELLy & PLANT. INC.
1874 Park Rd. NV. Columbia 0S3s.
CHOICE Ar. NV. APT, $50.
Modern apt; bldg. large rooms, tiled
10th st. near Col. rd. Phone Adams 0947.
CHOICE NV. APTS.
3-5 RMS.-S5O TO $40.
CHEEKY apts.. modern bldg. best W sec
ton; handy to cars, schools. stores: etc;
tiled bath. parquet floors Adams a6"s.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION,
Sc Cor 4th and Jefferson SITS NV
LIVING Room Bed Rooms Kitchen and
AMPLE cLosE1 cl9ssis ROOM
Heat and Hot Water Included
Laundry and Lockers in Basement
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
$50 PER MO. UP.
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD INC.
Southern Building. National O271.
Kit and Bath.,s?5 50 PsE Month: '''
613 18th st. NV. National 65ss.
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MANOR HOUSE.
1924 Monroe st. n.w.-Apt.. rooms, re-
cept. hall. bath; cleo. gas and elec. re-
frigeration furn Apply Apt. 54.
RTMENTS-UNFURN
Free Car and Guide Furnished.
QO2 10th CT NV
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WANTED-ROOMS.

1899 18th St NV. off Dupont Circle
A home with a mansion atmosphere fC
young people; reasonable.
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OVER 2O96 INVESTMENT.

Small modern apartment IN flrst-claSs,
convenient. white, residential section; low
rentals bring in about 81 200 per year;
never vacancy; $500 will cover all ex-
first trust; showing :?2ro net return on
small amount Of cash required to pur-
chase: owner will take clear house or lot
as part payment. This is sure and safe
and cannot be beaten for investor with
little cash. Call Mr.. Drew, Met. 1927. F,
ELIOT MIDDLETON 2O5 Investment Bldg
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II FIT. ON WESTERN AVE, NEAR MASS,
Ave, Circle, D. C.; price. :55c #: appraised
much higher by F. H. A. Unusual buy. Act
quickly: No brokers. Address Box 466-T.
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1407 OAK ST NW-Clean bright, front
loom; next hath. shower; nri family
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Hlgh ELEVATION
near Rock Creek Park, For gentlemen.
Well-veptilated room with bath: in new
home. $50 monthly; private family. Phone
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Apt. 21-Comfortable
cond floor. continuous
phone. Reasonable
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. Ao9 WOOD
ward Bldg. Natl 1870. Special rates all
cities: NJ Boston Chicago Fla. st. Louis.
mpfv1MGI S052 MILL MoyE you AMP mp
or part payment. Call Jack North $3.50.
Prompt. responsible. Local or long distance.
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S135oO-Chevy Chase. D. c.. new stone
and brick colonial. beautifully
wooded lot. SOx12O: 6 rooms
and . baths: attached garage.
This is an unusually. appealing
house and one of the best values
we have offered in months.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

MODERN. 4 ROOMS. BATH. FURNACE;
S34 mo Must be Christian adult family.
Apply 514 N. Garfield ST., Clarendon, Va.
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.
2942 NEWARK ST. -NW-TEN ROOMS.
three baths; furnished or unfurnished.
Metropolitan 4300, Metropolitan 4333.
IN EXCLUSIVE FOREST HILLS, BETWEEN
Conn. ave; and r. c.; detached stone 8
nook. gear gar. oil heat. Mrs. LYNCH.
Metropolitan $500; eve. West 1871.
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HOME SEEKERS
S4,O0O-OPEN

Bungalow. 6f04 2nd st.-5 rooms. tiled
bath hardwood floors Lot 35x135
LEO " BERNSTEIN CO.
TlS 9Th St NV, Met 540O
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1865 Bath st-5 big rooms. attic
lot 50x1Su neW-house condition: open
daily MAYNOR. 2605 Brentwood I'd. ne.
North 43:.s
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e21 EMERSON Sc NW.-Young Jewish
family have large front room. l or 2 young
men: home privileges. very coneenial; near
car line: reasonable. Phone Adams 7705.
2142 WYOMING AVE NW-Attractive
double rooms two meals reasonable: con-
Nenient to car and bus line
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HILLCREST D. C.-S1 $50.
Building lot 5Oxl47. community of at
tractive. detached houses. Architects
plans for Groom Colonial brick house are
free to the purchaser of this property.
ADEIRERT w LEE
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Observation-Disclosures.
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43O2 18th PL. NE,
MICHIGAN PARK.
6 Rooms, Bath :, lnclosed Porehes. %
LEO " GLORIUS,
1913 18th NV. District 19o5.
1919 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
500. .0O-Detached. rooms. . baths, dou-
BILE rear porch, front porch. @-car
garage. Oil heat.
1875 10th ST NV.
S45. .50-Semi-d detached. u rooms. bath.
h.-W.h.
cAYWooD BROS. & GARRETT. INC.
915 N, Y, Ave NV. National 09S2.
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

COAL-Finest Pa. anthracite. 2.240 lbs. to
ton: egg. S12.50: stove, ST.. 80. etc. Mover
Coal Co. 1901 Blair I'd. NV. Georgia 1884.
PENNSYLVANIA anthracite coal. weight
and quality Guaranteed Stove or nut.
S11.50 per ton. delivered to bin. Met. @095.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH CHESAPEAKE BAY
Lots, bungalows: terms: Gentiles only Send
for booklet Address MAYO A A Co Nd
TWO HIGH. SHADY LOTS. 5Oxln5 FEET,
North Beach; both lots. $50. Call Green
wood lg59-J.
WANTED = BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY.
cottage or home on Potomac, near wash
ington. suitable for adults. Address Box
44O-A Star office.
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SALE-HOUSES.

S505O-PETWORTH HOME.
New-house condition: near, all conven-
fences: $l,250 cash. S45 month
Phone r. S. MOSS, Geo. 6483.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

YOUNG LADY wants comfortable room IN
Catholic family; furn, home privileges,
State details. Address Box 120-A. Star
Office. 6"
FRONT ROOM for Ink. by young couple,
no children: must be in good territory.
Address Box 1l9A Star office.
QUIET ROOM WANTED by gentleman.
within reasonable distance of White House.
Address Box 121-A. Star Office. 81
LADY, Govt. desires single room and
board. Jewish home with other boarders:
conv. transp. Address Box 169-A. Star
Office 7'
WORKING COUPLE with child ) wish
room. with room and board for child. Call
between and II. Sterling 9563.
TWO NICE ROOMS with board wanted by
married couple. west of 18th St. near cars.
State price. Address Box SS-A. Star Office.
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3110 MT. PLEASANT ST. NW-House-
keeping; sunny homelike; running water
very clean convenient transportation.
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ATTENTION!
TNVESTORSI

We have several small pieces OF income
property which are very attractyely priced:
them are rented now and paying an eXcep-
tional interest on the investment. Can
also be handled on very reasonable terms.
Call owners representative, District 6U92
or CenrCia n3SH
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED TO RENT-sMALL s OR 6
room. unfurnished cottage. in nearby Vir-
ginia or Maryland; reasonable rental.
Address Box l"5-A. Star office.
WANTED TO RENT-SMALL HOME WITH
acreage Montgomery County. Address
Box 421-A, Star office.