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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05

Compensation Act, Organization ana Duties of Administrative Office. Proposed Benefit Procedures, and the Employment Service and Unem- ployment Compensation, Relation. ship between U. 8. Employment ser~ vice and Social Security Board, and Training and Selection of Personnel.
 Mills In Change ts
 The instruction is being held uns der the chairmanship of Thomas Js Mills, Director of the Research and Information Section of the Division and the Co-ohairInanship of James Heffernan, Manager of the Eart- ford Employment Office. They have secured the services of the follow- ing: Henry s. Beers, chairman, ad- viSory council, Unemployment CoFir pensatlon Division for Connecticut and Vice. President, Aetna Life In- surance Company; Helen Wood, ex- ecutiVe director, Unemploymeilk Compensation Division, Labor De- partment: Leonard J. Maloney, di- rector, Connecticut State Employ. ment Service; II. Daniel Darling. statistlclan, Unemployment Com. pensation Division; Arthur J. Col lins, Chief Accountant, UnemployA ment Division; James ]. Graham. Supervising Accountant, unemploys ment Compensation Division.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
PURCATORY CHASM
 IS SCENE OF PICNIC
New England AroOsto0k Clubs Event Sunday
 Draws 100 People

Sunday, former residents of Aroostook County, Maine, now re- siding in Massachusetts, Rhode 1s- land and Connecticut, held their first annual picnic ct purgatory Chasnis, Whitensville, Mass. About 100 were in attendance, some com ing from aS far as New Jersey.
 At Q business meeting presided over by Mrs. T. N. shorey of Bel- mont, Mass, the New England Aroostock Club was organized and plans were made for c dinner and meeting to Do held in Boston thii winter.
 All former residents of Aroostock County, Maine, residing In western Massachusetts and Connecticut who are interested In the plans of this organization arc asked to conrnun- icate with George W. Clark, 10 orange street, Springfield, Mass, who hes been appointed committee man for this district.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
BRASS WORKERS
 MEET TONIGHT
Executive Committee to Select Warden Who Re.
 gently Resigned

Two important sessions, ono of the executive committee and the other of the board of trustees of the Wa terbury Brass Workers Union, Local CIO affiliate, will take place thiS evening ct tho union hall on Spen- cer avenue ct 8 o'clock.
 According to John J. Driscoll, as- sistant financial secretary of the lo- col union, the executive committee will meet for the main purpose of selecting . member to take the place of Q warden who recently resigned from the organization. They will also discuss current business.
 The members of the board of trus- tees will meet this evening for a routine examination of the books and records of the financial secre- tafy, ... -,t.f..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
NEW CLASS FORMS
 AT LOCAL YMCA
Seventy Register for In. structiOns on Personal.
 ity, Effective Speaking

Between sixty and sevently persons heard Miss Mary |. Martin lecture at the Y. M. O. A. last night on Building Personality through Ef' feotive Speaking" This was the opening session of the new Y. M. o A, class in "Effective Speaking Among the large number who en- rolled were: II. Ellsworth Abbott Howard Anderson, Vernon Anderson Ellsworth Armstrong, Ralph II Bairer, John Balfe, Alma Bauck John Beccia, w. II. Bitner, Helen Bitner, John Brady, A, D. Busch Gould Clark, John Coburn.
 Frederick Dempsey, Michael De- vino, w. Lester Duncan, Eileen EuS- tace, Allan Fenton, Henry Freeman James Gray, Eric 0ustafson, Mrs Charles Heaven, Mrs. Douglas HeaV- on, Lawerence ?. He!leman, Sidney IIeiliwei, William Hogarth, silat Rowland, Jr, Walter Levin, J. V MackDonald, Mary Maher, Ann Manning, Helen Manning.
 Viola Manning, Frank Menetry Katherine Mooney, Dorothy Moss Clarence Nixon, Arthur Norling, Thomas O'Connell, William Pani walter pease, Anna Riley, Dr. and Mrs. J. Harold Root, John Ruskey LauSon M. Scovill, Williad Stanley John Sweeney, Robert R. Vance William 6. Walcott.
 Enrolment In this class will be held open until the next session next Monday ct 7:30. It is quite likely two classes will be organized one to meet on Monday, the other on Thursday. Further information may be obtained by calling the educational director ct the Central \, M, o. A. ... !.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05

Voters of the strong llth and 18th districts began visiting their polling places ct Duggan school sym and the Washington avenue dre Sta- ton early this morning and shortly before noon today 1t was reported the total vote already recorded had surpassed that Of other years. Mod- orators, town committeeman of both parties and district workers were prepared to accommodate the large crowd expected late this afternoon and shortly before the polls close at 6 o'clock.
 Four machines, one more than the usual number, were in operation ct the Duggan Gymnasium and Town Committeeman Matt Dunphy report cd another was being held for emer. gency use. At the fire station, head quarters of tho 18th district, the usual two machines were rushed and 1t was thought that later this after noon, Q third would be opened. Frank Leary, Democratic comniit- teeman of this district, predicted . record vote.
 Frank Varaneili, iith district G.. 0. D, chairman and his associate Of the 18th, Michael J'Anthony, were pleased with the early turnout. Both groups have on exceptionally large stan and were making exhaustive efforts to bring out the total vote.
 It was said the extra emergency machines will serve to eliminate last minute disappointment since in pre- vious elections many last minute arrivals standing in line were not allowed to vote because time did not permit.
 Crowd At Rally
 Democratic candidates for re-elec- ton were enthusiastically received ct their final rally in, Brooklyn last night. Speaking ct the traditional event on election eve at Duggan Square Mayor Hayes and his asso. ciates predicted c good majority to- day. The talks were delivered as usual from the platform of c truck
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05

strike on eastern steamship lines boats.
 Two hundred members of the O. I. O.'s national maritime union re- turned to work about the 8, s. Saint John and s. s. Boston after the line discharged 15 walters hired for c special cruise Sunday.
 The strike was in protest against
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
CASES ASSIGNED

Jury cases have been assigned for hearing in superior court commence ing October 20, Clerk George II, Freeman of the superior court hos selected % jurymen for service dur- ing this term, but their names will not Do divulged until their service starts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
BOSTON-NEW YORK
 SERVICE RESUMES

Boston, oct. 6-(uP) = Boston New York and Boston-saint John tN. B,) service was restored today following settlement of O 24-hour
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05

hiring of two walters Affiliated with A. P. of LIS recognizing committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05

Fourteen year old Engela echoite aided her brother David, aged IA in holding by the legs . prisoneis who had made c dash for liberty im ohrigstad, South Africa, until policN arrived.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-05
JAIL BARS TRANSMITS

Ashtabula, O.-(UP)-Transients once welcome ct the city jail fol overnight stops, no longer find hos pitality, By order of the city mana. ger, only old persons and cripples con bunk there now.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

| ARLINGTON-S4.1 ROOMS. BATH.
h.-w.h.s redecorated; 10c bus: only $3.50
down. balance like rent. GRAIN Wal
nut o96p.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS.

One of the most desirable industrial
sites in Alexandria. An area OF s3.602
square feet, with frontage on the Poto-
mac River of $50 feet and running back
to the Southern Railroad tracks, with
frontage on railroad of POI feet.
The entire water front has the sd-
vantage of a channel with q uniform depth
Of 40 feet. giving special deep water I'D
vantages for shipping by water and the
railroad facilities are unsurpassed as the
Southern connects with all other lines at
Potomac Yards
This site also has the advsntaEe Of
being located where cheap labor is avail
able and where no serious labor troubles
have ever been experienced.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

brick and steel 61'6"x2I2'4" with a
building for storage built Of brick and
frame. 132"x22'. These buildinss are
western section of Alexandria. Va, near
the bus route to the South and very con-
Railroads The building is large and
substantial. the lot is spacious and the
location cannot be better. Price right
and terms can be arranged.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

1123 N. Irving ST.. Arlington. Va.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. AT BARGAIN
PRICE.
Dutch bunsalow. 4 bed rooms tiled
bath. fireplace. oil heat. acres; vacant;
20 minutes by bus IL minutes by P. r: r.
elec. train MRS. MARY HARD1STY.
Lanham. Md. Hyattsville s04-F-2.
ARLINGTON. VA. - OWNER GOING
South. will sacrifice large. attractive Cape
Cod bungalow: 100 #. frontage; lovely
trees: shrubbery: FISH pond; screened side
porch book shelves: fireplace. Upstairs
has 3 windows: screened and weather
stripped; full easement; h.-w: h.; sarase.
blk from school. park. church; 1oc bus. bus
One look will convince that this Is an un,
believable buy. Shown any time. 9th and
Hudson, one blk. from Pershing Drive
S6.25O Walnut 1917.
2-SrORY BRICK: FIREPLACE. GARAGE.
stove refg.: large corner lot. trees owner
leaving. Walnut S29S.
5-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. H.-W.H.
near schools, on bus line. $3.50. Pay,
ment $500 down. $40 per mo. Financed
by owner at q per cent.
PERRY BOSWELL -
1904 r. l. Ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

Building. substantially built brick build
ing. heavy walls. two stories. good loading
platform: on bus line. Route /. Alexandria.
Va. Dimensions of building. 61xl4O #.
s.540 So. feet on each floor This location
is suited for any kind of manufacturing.
Why pay extra tax when you can locate
at a nominal cost asd so near your
present location. Priced right for quick
sale and can be financed.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CONTRACTORS. ATTENTION; FRAME
building. central. downtown: suitable for
once and workshop; $3.50. DINOWITZ,
BLADENSBURG RID. BUSINESS SITE
1O0x1 Is It. to alley: choice location for
gas station or stores: can be had sS
whole or in part. Better talk this over
with us. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1119
ST N " Natl IT66
Evening star., 1937-10-24

One large building of brick and concrete
construction, l5O'x32W. with substantial
fire vail through the center. Large plat
form for loading on the bus line. Route
connecting with r. F. e. P. R.. r. A. good
building. plenty of room. and no better
shipping facilities can be had. The price
is right and good terms can be arranged.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

Two-family house. similar to one we
advertised and sold last week. This also
has separate heating plants; price only
$500; easy terms.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

Approximately IA acre. with 4bed-room.
modern house trees. flowers. garden. Scar
garage; very convenient to everything.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
WAREHOUSES;

N. Y. Ave. Commercial Center.
Various sizes. with or without rail fscili-
ties. Reasonable rates. Locate in our sub
division where THE HECHT CO.. SAM
TARY GROCERY. GREYHOUND LINES.
STANDARD BRANDS and other substsn-
in buildings. An established development.
with prominent and accessible location.
r. MARBURY STAMP & CO.,
2I2 SOUTHERN BLDG DIST e15r
Evening star., 1937-10-24

Almost new brick home, with excep-
tionally large rooms. glassed-in sleeping
porch upstairs. screened porch downstairs
an excellent home at an interesting price.
Owners moving to Ohio.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

Apply to A. S. DONIPHAN & SON. 405
DONIPHAN BUILDING. ALEXANDRIA,.
VA Phone Alexandria $40.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

SPACE IN MACHINE SHOP WANTED FOR
washing machine repairs. HALCO MFG.
CO., 800 st. NV.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

G-RM. HOUSE. BEST LOCATION IN HY-
attsville, Md: oil furnace. large yard: reas.
rent to responsible party. Phone Met.
pEt5 or CleV 3S43
Evening star., 1937-10-24

MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW. LYON VII
lsse. 10 min. downtown Washington. 5
rooms. tiled bath. elec. refg., h.-w h.
x62 DO. Walnut SS95-J.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE.

GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE.
$1,000. Near 9th and N sts NV: one
ing 50x50.
GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE.
9TH and @ sts. nw.-A bargain for
$4,000; 2-story brick; accommodate 10
cars.
Met. 2O25. David E. Barry. 1907 st. NV.
First com'l: large brick home. T.. b.
(S2 900 underpricedl Bargain. Met. 5141.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

We also have-a nice home. will trade for
California property or will consider offer.
Open week days and SUNDAYS. pm.
c. w. CLEVER CO.. INC.
II % N Irving ST ArliQRtOn. Va.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
SECOND COMMERCIAL,

ANEAR MAYFLOWER HOTEL
just of Conn. ave.-2-story, frsproof
bldg, oil burner; lot 42x11O to Soft
alley: scheduled rent approx 81 ono
yearly: sales clause in leases: ideal 1oca-
tion for your business or Al investment:
good 2nd com. property scarce. Call Mr.
DREW. MET. 1897. r. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON, 2O5 Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1937-10-24
SUBURBAN PRoP.-sAIE OR RENT.

SSDSNpS>tN Fh0Fs-9aLE ok hENt.
FIvE-RoOM BUNGALOW, oRNER
mouse; cellar. garage. yard. ami; oil
heat. Georgia 2sSO.
700 JEFFERSON AVE. RIVERDALE. MD.
d rooms. bath. large lot, $50. R. D,
BELL. Union Trust BLDG. 26s
NO CASH PAYMENT. s65 MONTHLY PAYS
interest and principal. Nearly new cement
exterior, all-modern house. 6 rooms shower
bath on first floor: large unfinished room
on second: h.-w.h.. oak floors; highly 1n-
iSneo, large cement porch. Scar garage:
large forest trees and shrubbery: cement
streets Lot S5x200. owner. w. r. WILL
SON. Greenwood 1850.
~ RMS. . BATHS H.-W.H.: NICELY
SITUATED; over acre, suitable for building
Iots Inc. town, Trade for clear farm r.
ID. GRAHAM. Fairfax. Va
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE FINE NEW
DIlck residence. never occupied. for less
tnan cost, or rent $50 a month; three
large PED rooms. built-in garage; nearly
nan acre OF ground. on Connecticut ave.
DuS ilne' near Chevy Chase. Telephone
2 ROOMS, BATH. BUNGALOW: MODERN
tndnst,,ciass condition, oil burner garage: lot
5uHZ2O: cheap for equity in cash or
&c seHt LOT 5or S3u Columbia 6093-5. Banner
| 81. Hyattsville. Md.
BY 0WNER-6 ROOMS BATH. AMI:
iaIee lot. Phone Kensington 221
SILVER SPRING. MD. NEAR PUBLIC
paIocnlal and high schools Detached
| 9flc8 on large. corner lot. Living room
IS&3O' ped rooms % baths Interior
garage Available November At bareain
70 purchaser or satisfactory tenant. shep-
Evening star., 1937-10-24

LANGLEY, VA. NEAR McLEAN-1- ROOM
house electric stove. refrigerator. hot-water
heater: furnished or unfurnished: garden
Evening star., 1937-10-24
SILVER SPRING

New corner brick store with apt. above
Excellent location for grocery, delicatessen
or bakery: VIII consider lease.
MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO.
Tqn6 Ga Ave SheDhprd o4NI
Evening star., 1937-10-24

4-ROOM BUNGALOW. S35; AMI. los
Wilson ave, Colmar Manor, Md. Phone
Met. 1866. Emerson sO94.
MT. RAINIER. 3S21 34th-4 r. BUNGA-
low. new cond.; cleo. bath. gar; fruit; 2
acres; year-round tenant. Green. 1875.
u ROOMS. AMI. GARAGE: LARGE
: house for chickens or dogs: available Nov.
I r: rent, $40. 4453 Charles St, Brentwood.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
500 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
II acres, beautiful ,s;, trees and as strssm .om.
%qssr: Drss 1865 L DWs s' 5f%
SAdEHIco Ann.nd,ls ANN. nin..a Va snd,y Phone Alex
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
25ta acres With ,,,s stream; ro1Dd orchrrS; 5S -
rounded By shade trees. Located on Lee
ington; los cabin and SyD,b oItDqlaing The
$3.50.
Nearly NV modern 6-roori brick Co
lonial home, in excellent residential sec
toin: 20 minutes from Washington. This
property was owner-built and will stand
term. s oi ssSS cas-. and pes MONTH
M. E. CHURCH,
REALTOR
PHONE rhIis 1stfsli'6if GHtrRss lssS' VA. 80.
A RETREAT.
4-room cottSxe set in a beautiful 4
year. year ro1S' 1Sces 90 mics niles out @ Va. aso $500
cash; MARTIN T. WEBB AND SON. An
nandale. Va.
CHEVERLY, MD,
NEW HOMES
80 FTRMIN DRIVE ROOMS: brick;
oil burner; electric kitchen; 50xl5O; &c.
$50 $3.50 down Sb5 per month.
230I LEGION DRIvE-b-RooMs, stone
bungalow, built-in garage. ELECTRIC kitchen;
nnss' sos IH BSosp AvE%e Rooms stone;
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Nat. sgs7l ags NEW YORK AVE N.Y. Mis' s1s5.
7-ROOM HOUSE,
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD.
$4,250.
23a CRYSTAL SPRINGS AVE- newly
finished beautiful rooms. bath, gas ana
car garage: lot 60x250 almost "a acre.
This is really = ine home IN new conol-
tion for a big family with moderate IN
NEW BUNGALOW,
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD.
$4,750.
e41 CRYSTAL SPRINGS AvE-5 rooms.
cedar closet. lovely small home, 1nexpen-
sive to maintain. for thrifty working
man who wants coy place with plenty
electric. hot-water heat. utility room.
Easy monthly payments. Open for inspec-
tion. Lot 200 feet deep.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
co.
e25 NEW YORK AVE, NV;
Nat. 9797. Wis. 3l35.
5 BED ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
QUICK ACTION NEEDED.
must sell $4,000 value for s1O.96o. See
this lovely all-brick home. unusual large
living room. fireplace. oil heat. 3 porches.
gear built-in garage: hrst-hoor bed room
and bath This home in perfect condition
Located on beautiful high wooded site Just
31a blocks OF Lee Highway near Lyon VII
lage Now your chance; real low terms.
Call now. Home. Clarendon ls2,R 3fIice,
Clarendon 1900. or apply 251S wilson
blvd. Clarendon.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VA.
7O6 8. Barton st.-1-rm.. bath semi
bungalow, brick construction. large NV.
rm., dining rm.. kit.
FOUR BED ROOMS,
Full basement, large lot, Sodded and land
scaped: close to schools. stores. transpor-
tation: ga mi. from Washington: 10c pus
zone: price. $3.50: EASY TERMS.
B. M. SMITH.
240S Columbia Pike. Arlington. Va.
C1arendon 003S
Evening star., 1937-10-24

ALL swanson BUILT HOUSES
Sold except 4609-4611 Wilson Blvd. ts.w.
from Glebe rd.). These two are now ready
for inspection; 5 large rooms. bath nrst
floor space for more rooms second floor;
recreation room space in basement: a fne.
large lot: Swanson saves you money and
gives you a better house by working on the
Job himself If you really want well-built
house look these over.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
LOVELY COUNTRY PLACE.
S6.750.00

VOy EOV'VOs
New Cape Cod 5 rooms. additional rooms
may be finished in second floor: extra
Tile bath with shower: all modern kitchen
and full cellar with 2-car garage. This
house is beautifully finished and very
attractive Lot. 75x150. Compares ia
vorably with more expensive houses. Easy
terms.
THE LUTTRELL COMPANY,
Falls Church IS; ewes and Sun. 654.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

NEW COLONIAL HOME JUST CON-
pleted. q rooms and bath. oil heat ga
rage. weather-strpped screened and in
sulated. fun size basement. overlooking
George WASHINGTON Masonic Memorial.
| l04 Monroe terrace. George Washington
Park. Alexandria, Va. Phone Alexandria
| gSt or IU4o-W o4s
Evening star., 1937-10-24

6O7 4th st. n.e.-New home. 6 rms.
h-wh.. large porches brick garage. Call
Mr. Skinner. Line. 0S91 for price and
terms. HOWENSTEIN BROS, 9TH and H
SIS
Evening star., 1937-10-24

ARLINGTON. vA-5-RM AND BATH
brick BUNGALOW: 10c bus: $50. PEET,
2125 Lee Highway "a
Evening star., 1937-10-24

SILVER SPRING. MD. S401 CEDAR AVE.
> blks. west Georgia sve.-Semi-det. brick
BUNGALOW. living rm., kit 2 bed rms ga
rage full basement. h.-w h., bath. Inspect
now: available Nov. !: S41 80
Evening star., 1937-10-24

NEAR E. FALLS CHI. VA ROOMS AND
bath, electricity, hot-water heat: $50 per
mo. to right party. E. r. KIRBY, Fairfax,
Va. Telephone Fairfax A..
Evening star., 1937-10-24

SPACIOUS NEW BRICK HOME. 8 ROOMS.
= baths. oil heat, air conditioned. fully
equipped kitchen. recreation room: large
lot. beautifully Handicapped; Ashton Heights,
Va. L blk. to bus; conv. schools and shop
ping center; S95 month. Fourth and N.
oakland st Walnut 1897
Evening star., 1937-10-24

WHY PAY RENT?
Hyattsville Hills-6-room and bath bum
galow, h-w.h.. ami: price. S3.950: $50
cash. S45 month.
New 5-room bungalow with sleeping
porch h.-w.h. ami. fireplace. attic. eel
lar: near bus $500 cash. $50 month.
ZANTZINGER CO..
Greenwood 1919 Riverdale. Md.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

leIz B NE.-NEw 2-sToRY sEMI-DE-
tach,d brick apartment apartments;
gross rental, $3.50 year: tenants furnishh h
own keat. price. S14.950; terms, Sg'oo1
cash, balance monthly payments. d. C.
CRUVER Owner-Builder. Investment Blds.
National 1887 or any broker.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

rooms and glassed-in porch: garage. 20
Flower ave-. Takoma Park. Md.
5-ROOM-BATH BUNGALOW. WEST AVE.
Kensington, Md; ami; $50. Kensington
337-M.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

GROOM COLONIAL-BUIiT FRAME, WA
ter, heat. electric light. gas. with acres
of ground facing Central ave-, Seat Pleas
ant Md: rent. $40 month.
Central ave.-3-rm. frame. 1 acre OF
ground; SIS month.
Capitol Heights-4-room bungalow and
kitchenette. all in fine condition; ami.
rent. $3.50 per month.
5O4 Central ave. Capitol Heights-6-
room frame. ami; suitable for families:
rent $40 pPr month
Evening star., 1937-10-24

fve-room brick home. south of Pa.
ave, near Washington Circle. Lstrobs
heat and elec. lights. Rental $500 per
Evening star., 1937-10-24
5 BED ROOMS, 2 BATHS
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VA.

fO6 s. Barton st.-1-rm.. bath semi
bungalow, brick construction. large nV.
rm., dining rm.. Kit.
FOUR BED ROOMS,
Full basement. large lot, sodded and land
scsped close to schools. stores. transpor-
tation: ga mi. from Washington lOc BUS
zone price $3.50: EASY TERMS.
B. M. SMITH.
240S Columbia Pike. Arlington. Va.
Clarendon 003S
Evening star., 1937-10-24

| 7OS MAPLE AVE, TAKOMA PARK, Md
| R-rm. brick. detached: garage: new; un-
| furn.; close to Washington Sanitarium;
SR5 Shepherd oT34-P
Evening star., 1937-10-24

6-RM. STONE, 3 BED RMS, 2 BATHS,
| recreation rm automatic heat. elec. kitch-
| en-. built-in garage. large screened porch;
| lease furnished or unfurnished. G. E. RAILS
| TON Greenway blvd, Falls Church, Va
/ 6or 222I-M
Evening star., 1937-10-24

FOR RENT-DWELLING WITH ROOMS
and two baths. newly papered and
painted new hot-water plant all modern
conveniences. full cellar. garage under
situated in Lyon Park close to bus line
school and stores Further information and
appointment, phone Walnut S404 at 6
Evening star., 1937-10-24

SEE CLEVER. 1923 N. IRVING ST.. AR
lington. Va, for rentals: several desirable
homes available: open Sundays
Evening star., 1937-10-24

4-FAMILY FLATS. NV. NE. Sc:
SIi. 300 to si5.50O: rents, s1.s0o to. So; 400
year: gas OR oil heat: some detached. Send
for list. WALTER M. BAUMAN' Inomas
Evening star., 1937-10-24

ARLINGTON-8 VERY LARGE ROOMS
and bath. complete 1st floor of a fine old
residence: absolutely private: spacious
Handicapped grounds quiet and peaceful;
automatic heat. fireplace: 10c bus: net
rental. incl fuel. about ST5. Walnut $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

Nearby Virginia. First Showing.
rms. 2-story brick. fireplace, built-in
garage; wooded lot; air conditioning: 10
iiiin OTHER HOUSES. S4,s5o AND UP.
McCLAINE 200 Wilson Blvd, Clarendon.
va Walnut 9292 day and evening.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

6-RM HOUSE. NEWLY PAPERED AND
painted. near bus; also 6-rm. house. low
rent. ENNIS 81 ENNIS. Capitol Heights,
Evening star., 1937-10-24

4-room cottSxe set in . beautiful e.
acre wooded tracts dirt road; near Al,
year road: 20 miles out Va: S1.2b0: $500
Evening star., 1937-10-24
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
. rnn noOHE CTONE uOIJSE
MUST BE SOLD.
LOCATED IN COTTAGE CITY, MD.
81 Q50

Broom bungalow. bath. ami: lot BOX
100: cellar, attic: good conditions; terms
S. E. PRIBULA, 3502 Baker ST. MI.
Evening star., 1937-10-24

An excellent two-fsmily nat near ths
ball park. Always rented. Income. $40
per year. Will pay 1876 on required in
Evening star., 1937-10-24

SEMI-BUNGALOW. ROOMS. BATH
pantry, full basement plenty garden land:
ami. Is minutes drive from D. e. At
Camp Springs. Md. H. E. MEYER. r. r
No 4, Anacostia, D, c.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
CHEVERLY, MD,
NEW HOMES
7-ROOM HOUSE,
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD.
Cd OS0

e41 CRYSTAL SPRINGS AvE-5 rooms.
cedar closet lovely small home, inexpen-
sive to maintain. for thrifty working
man who wants . cozy place with plenty
of room for chickens and garden; gas,
electric hot-water heat. utility room.
Easy monthly payments. Open for inspec-
ton Lot $50 feet deep.
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