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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

Of the Pearl 1nterdenomlnatio tionaI Board, pf whieh Afts. Bessie L Crane is Q member.
 Nationally Youth Administration Workers have assisted itl rennvatine the entire building, A lawn project sponsored by these w0rkersS gen erally assisted by members of the community, have added beauty tp the entraiice of the house.
 House members are being enrolled daily by these MA workers for cluh projects including athletics, sewing handwotk, dramatics, music and other interests.
 Basketball teams may register now and begin praeticing after Eeptern- Der 15. Other clubs will begin Oc- tper 1, +'ss date of the formal open- ing of the house.
 Members of the IVA stan ernploy- cd at the Pearl Street Neighbor. hood House are: D. D. Fogg, Jr., Sa Craig, Garfield, Bostic, Joseph Cat ling, Wallace Bush, Miss Cynthia Mott, Margaret Copeland, Della Johnson, Victoria Jones, Estells Baker, Dorothy Savage, Lillian Lind say, Mrs. Mary Hardy, Mrs. Myrtle Davis and Mrs, Maybelle H. Ward secretary.
 Despite business erecssion, pub. lic< construction is squirting ir
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

Municipal ownership of utilities 1: not automatically the solution oi financial difficulties of cities and il can lead to an unsound system oi taxation, according to Harry E Jordan, secretary of the American Water Works Association.
 Much confusion exists about municipal ownership of utilities be- cause each year a few cities receive nationwide publicity that the water or the light plants pay most of the cities expenses, rendering other taxes unnecessary If revenue from a publicly-owned utility is used tc supplant other taxes, then the tax system of the municipality is on an unfair and unjust basis" says MT Jordan. "A poor family in cottage pays in its water or electric rates a part of the taxes which properly should be borne by the rich realty owner who lives in mansion.
 Successful Ownership
 Certainly the rates paid for water or electric current should not include that properly should be borne by general property. Munich pal ownership to be successful and 1t can be successful-should be carried on so that the rates are fair and reasonable, covering the cost of operation, debt service and reserves for future needs. Taxation through municipal utility rates is not a fair basis for apporttonine city administrative costs"
 The plight of medium-sized western city is cited by MT, Jordan as the latest example of city suc- cumbing to the delusion that the financial difficulties would be solved by municipal ownership of the water plant
 Last year the city purchased the water plant, expecting to reap the profits of the private company
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

Springfield, Mass, Sept. 9 -- Four teen hundred individual animals, drawn from IA states and two Can adian provinces and representing the leading herds and stables of both, have been entered in the gen. eral livestock and horse show classes for the Eastern Exposition from September IS to "A inclusive.
 Balanced Show
 Final tabulation of entries indi- cates one of the best balanced shows ever offered at Springfield and also disclosed that competition will be keener in the Exposition judging this year than for several seasons. Blue ribbon honors will not be taken entirely by the larger breeders how ever. The entires for 1888 disclose that many farmer breeder owners have entered two or three individu-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
COURT DISCHARGES ALLEGED VIOLATOR
Discovery of Liquor in Kit chen No Violation of
 Law Rules Judge

Discovery of liquor in living quar- ters adjoining a grocery store does not constitute evidence of violation of the state liquor laws, Judge Ed ward Mascolo ruled in city court today. He granted a discharge to Boleslaw Juzwik, 43, of 282 Orange street, who was arrested several days ago on a charge of selling liquor without permit.
 Lieut.. Patrick Moylan of the vice squad testified that he and Lieut.. William Foley entered Juzwik's store on warrant. In a kitchen ad- joining the store, they said, they searched an ice box, and found % bottles of beer and an unopened bot- tie of whiskey
 The officer said he had received complaints by anonymous letter that Juzwik was selling liquor at the store. He found no evidence of sale, however, he said.
 Judge Mascolo ruled that Jug wik had the right to keep beer and -whiskey in his regular living quar- ters and dismissed the charge.
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 Manufacturers of Bulgaria gave 940,O0O toward It's military aviation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
FratendL News
Sons Of Italy

The annual grand lodge con- vention of the Sons of Italy will be held at Derby tomorrow and Sunday. Supreme Treasurer Louis Lerz of this city will be one of the guests of honor at the gath ering.
 A delegation from local lodges will attend the convention ses- sions. Waterbury will have a large representation in the annual parade Sunday afternoon, with the local group to leave from Liberty hall at 1 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
GOLFER TAKES TO CANOE

Norristown, Pa. - (UP) - The Whitemarsh golf course was under five feet of water in some spots following a week of heavy rain but Bob Ransford wasn't to be denied his regular practice round He borrowed a canoe, loaded in his clubs, and padded and swung his way around the 18-hole course.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
sET G1FTs

Fernand Gravel handed out pipe sets and ties to the men and lapel miniature silver cameras to the wo- men members of "The Great Waltz" company after his final scene
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
Unica Chapter

Contributions to the Italian Aid committee were planned last night at meeting of Unica chap ter in Speedwell hall. Plans were also made for a benefit card party to be held October 13.
 The committee in charge in- cludes Mrs. Rose Russo chairman. Mrs. Christine Vallett, assistant chairman; Mrs. Angeline Verras- tro, Mrs. Sarah AbbondandolC Mrs. Mary Guerrero, Miss Mar garet Muccino, and Mrs. Anna Ha.iden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
Clark Commandery

Clark Commandery held B state conclave last night in Ma sonic Temple. The meeting was the first after the two months summer suspension.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09
President

President
 Dr. Dean Lewis, professor of surgery at Johns Hopkins univer- sity; Dr. William Verdi of New Haven and Dr. Charles Miller of Hartford were speakers last night at a meeting of the Waterbury Medical association. pr. J. Harold Root, president, presided at a brief business meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

Public works projects are caus- ing cement plants in Belgium to operate at capacity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

Manufacturers of Bulgaria gave s40,O0O toward It's military aviation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

Despite business erecssion, pub. lic< construction is squirting ir Brazil
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Hlinkova strana proti
Ceskoslovensku.

Ma sjezdu Hlinkovy strany
v Ruzomberku, "a jeho pred
sednictvf, bylo usneseno z1sta-
tt We spojenf S mensinami ma
darskymi a nemeckymi a bo-
jovat "a zasadu autonomie do
krajnfch dGsledkd. Manifest
vyvolal velky odpor v sloven-
ske verejnosti. "Slovensky
dennik" v Bratislave pfse
"MGzeme jen litovat rozhod.
mutt ludoye strany, re Sc cd.
hodlala pracovat do rukou ma.
SIGH nepratel. IDA Sc, re ma.
nifestace pod iredentu a revisi
onism v Budapest nebyla do
statecnou vystrahou ludakdm
ably zastavili tuto svoji proti
statnf cinnost."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
JihoceSi postavili " Africe
elektrarnu.

Pred casem bylo oznameno
re nakladem velkostatkaTe dr..
Adolfa Schwarzenberga v Hlu
boke n. Wit. buduje Sc v Afri-
ce v s~ousedstv1 jeho fanny,
velka elektrarna. Csl. pr1my-
slove podniky dodaly do Afri-
ky pro vystavbu elektrarny pc
trebne soucasti stroll. Lonske-
no roku byly prace ma kratky
cas- zastaveny, nebot vedouci
stavby, csl. pfislusnfk Cibulka,
nahle zemTel. Jeho mfsto wy
stf1dal jiny csl. prfslusnfk, e.
lektrotechnik DvoTak z Usil-
neho ma ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Prave v techto dnech prisla
z Afriky zprava, re stavba e.
lektrarny byla dokoncena a u
fanny v Mana Tiki v Africe "a
zarila prvni svetla. Vystavba
elektrarny spolupracf csl. pr1-
myslu upoutala pozornost v
zahranicf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Ceske zeny uvitaji tuto
noVinku.

Hambursko-Americka LIME
|Severo-Nemecky Lloyd jsou
vzdy V popfedf, kdyz jedna sc
o uspokojen1 cesko-americ.
kych cestuj1cfch. Nyni ozna.
mule Sc dals1 novota, jez oh.
zvlaste zalfbf Sc ceskym re.
nam, kter6 cestuji ma luxus.
mich rychlolod1ch Europa ane-
DO Bremen.
Hapag-Lloyd najmul obrat-
ne a zkusene cesk6 stewardky
ma obou parnlc1ch. take cd
nynejska ceske zeny, matky a
dltky nebudou mfti zadnych
pot1zi s oznamenfmi svych pra
nj a jejich spln6nf. S touto il
ste potesitelnou novotou Ha-
pag-Lloyd opetne dokazuje
ceskym zenam sve uznan1 "a
velkou ceskou patronaz.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
krajane " nesnazich.

Josef Petr Pokorny z Win.
ger, Mimi. byl odsouzen ma ne.
urcltou dobu do statniho 1sta.
WI, kdyz Sc primal k 1toku
a pokusu nasil1. Byl obzalo.
van z 1toku ma Gilbert Saxem.
oGVou, farmafku, bydlfcf media.
leko Winger.
safety cesky lekarnfk M
j. PLAT V Pleasanton, Texas
Byl obvinen z pTestoupenf fe.
deralnlho zakona O prodeit
narkotik1.
PLAT je jednou z peti osob y
Pleasanton, ktere jsou obza-
lovany z presbyterian Harri.
sonova zakona O narkotikach
zeJmena pokud jde O prodej
morflnu. Krone PLATA isou
to diva lekafi a manzelka q
dcera jednoho z onech lekarH
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
20 let narodni prisahy.

IS. dubna cs. fisk vzpomfnal
20. vyroc1 manifestacnf narod-
nj pTfsahy, ktera Sc konala
v pohnutych dnech %posledn1ho
roku valky v Obecnim Dome
mesta Prahy Is. dubna 1918.
Pc cele Praze a vsude v ces-
kych zem1ch mela tenkrate ia
to narodnf manifestace hlubo-
kou odezvu. Ma teto narodni
manifestaci brali tenkrate
pred 2 0lety pod1l vsichni teh-
dejs1 predstavitele naroda, ne
jen tehdejs1 poslanci, nybrz i
spisovatele a muzove vedy,
kter1 Sc tenkrate sesli u vedo-
mi sve narodnf povinnosti. Do
Prahy tenkrate pTijeli take
zastupci bratrG SlovakG a tez
nekter1 predstavitele Jihoslo-
vanG. Vsichni tehdy chapali,
co znamenala slova, ktera pro-
nesli DR.. KramaT, V. Klofac a
C. Habrman. Nejslavnejsf a
nejpohnutelnejs1 chvfle tenkra
tie nastala, kdyz spisovatel Mr..
Alois Jirasek pTednesl pTisahu
vernosti narodu a vsichni pTi-
sahali slovy: "Zvedame ruce
sve a pri draha pamatce pred
XII a mad hrobem nasich pad
lych ma rGznych bojistich sve-
ia slibujeme dnes a pro bu-
doucnost, re zdstaneme stat,
kde jsme stall svorne az dopo-
sud. ZGstaneme verni v utr-
pen1 a budeme verni al do hro
bu a vytrvame dokud nezvfte-
zine"
Autorem textu teto mani
festacn1 narodn1 pTfsahy byl
DR.. Frant Soukup ma slavnost-
MIN veceru We stredu IS. dub
ma We Smetanove SIM Obecnl-
no Domu. Dne IA. nebo Is.
kvetna Dude Sc konat v Narod-
nj divadle oslava 20. vyroci
kvetnovych slavnostf Narodnf-
no divadla, ma kterych ucinf
slavnostn1 projev spisovatel
Jaroslav Kvapil a orchestr
Narodn1ho divadla sehraje
Smetanovu Mou Vlast.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Zransni.

John Cruciotti, 10 rokd sta
~, prerazil 81 kT1z, kdyz pr
cisten1 automobile padl We 200
blOcku N. Exeter ulice.
Raymond Ruby, 38lety,
rozbil 81 lebku, kdyz spadl Sc
schodu We SVEN domove v u
percu, Md.
= Ma stavbe v Mount Hope
domu pro oSetfovatelky IRA
men byl padem ma kfffzi 34letJ
Moses Station z N. Stricken ul,
= Charles Warren zranil Sc
padem Sc schod1 We Vagabnd
divadle, 3 w. Read ulice v no.
ci z pondelf ma dtery. Poranil
sc ma zadech.
12lety Milton Jones z N.
East avenue, zlomil 81 ruku a
pOtloukl sc ma obliceji, kdyz
spadl sc stromu V Patterson
parku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Spoluprace ceskych ucitelI {
nemeckymi.

Ceske a nemecke u~citelstvo
skol obecnych a mestanskych
pracuje jiz radu let spolecne
We Federaci uc~itelstva narod-
mich skol, kde Sc projednava-
j otazky, tykaj1c1 Sc ucitel-
skeho stavu pc STRANGE hmot-
ne. Nynf Sc snazf Svaz ucitel-
stva navazati s nemeckymi u
citeli uzsf pracovnf styky i v o.
tazkach pedagogickych a kul-
turnich. Prfpravou jsou &C.
skonemecke kursy, jez jsou
pofadany kazdeho roku a v je-
Ijichz poTadatelstvf strfdaji sc
ucitelske spolky ceske a ne
mecke. Spolupraci obou uci-
ltelskych tabor6 propagate
zvlaste mladsi generace ucitel-
ska, ktera ma sve conference
I'VE nejen zastupce nemeckeho
ucitelstva, ale i nemecke rec
Milky. V posledn1ch dnech ko-
nala Sc porada zastupcG ces-
kych a n6meckych uciteld v Ii
berci, kde byly stanoveny spo-
leone smernice pro dalsf spolu-
praci. Zastupcove ceskeho u
citelstva byli pozvani ma Lee
hretrag, ktery Sc Dude konati
v Trutnove. Take ma statnf
konferenci mladeho ucitelstva
kterou letos uspoTada Svaz u
citelstva We Zl1ne, Dude pozva-
no ucitelstvo nemecke. Uprim-
ne snahy po vzajemnem sbli-
re nachazejf ohlas i v okres-
mich jednotach. Neni ridkym
zjevem, re ucitelstvo obou ma
rodnostf pTi slavnostnich prf-
lezitostech schazf Sc Ike spolec-
nym projevGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Amnestie vyhlasena csl. presi-
dentem.

dentem.
President Eduard BeneS pro
nesl vyrocn1 velikonocni posel-
stvf, v nemz znovu zd1raznil
uprimne pfani Ceskosloven~
ska dosahnouti dorozumen1
S Nemeckem. Toto prohlase-
nj a pTani take podepTel pro-
hlasenim neobycejne Stroke
amnestie, do ktere je zahrnu-
to tez mnoho politickych pro-
vinilc1.
Tato amnestie nejv1ce pro-
speje NemcGm, kterych je v
Ceskoslovensku pres tri milony
a z nichz vetsina je We strane
Sudetonemecke, vedene Kon-
radem Henleinem. Tito sudet-
stf Nemci sc domahajf autono-
mic. Risky kancleT Adolf
Hitler Jim nedavno pTisllbil, re
lie Dude chraniti.
Columbia Broadcasting Co.
rozhlasovala ma sve radiove 81
ii velikonocnf poselstv1 z Pra-
ny v Ceskoslovensku, zejmena
proslovy predsedkyne Csl. Ger
veneho kTize a presidenta Csl
republiky. Rozhlas trval Is
minut.
Byla to vyrocnf slavnost eve
likonocn1ho mlru," poradans
uz fadu let Csl. Cervenym krf
zem v Praze. Proslovy byly
proneseny v parlamentni bu
dove, byvalem Rudolfinu. Obs
proslovy, rozes1lane pc Ameri
&c, byly anglicke.
DR.. Alice Masarykova, pTeC
sedkyne Csl. Cerveneho kTize
%promluvila o snahach pro "a.
chovani mfru v celem svete, jail
81 tez pref vsichni Cechoslova.
eli.
Dale DR.. Masarykova pro
mluvila o Spoj. Statech a {
snahach p~residenta F. D
Roosevelta o zachovani m1ru
jehoz GLEN je take dosahnout
sm1rneho resent rGznych ota.
zek v zajmu mezinarodnfhe
m1ru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Stejne Oslo.

Ma jedne, velmi rusne chi.
cazske krizovatce stojf doprav
nj straznlk a .je soustreden ma
obtizne fizenf dopravy. V tom
vsak vid1 ma chodnfku staren-
ku, kynouc1 mu. Zastavf j.
hned provoz, specha k nj a O.
ma mu s milym 1smevem septa
do ucha:
Pane inspektore, wy mate
totez c1slo jake mole nejmilej-
81 plsen v mem kostelnim zpev
niku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
V CSR. zvyseny cizinecky a
turistickY ruch.

Plzenska N. D. pfse: Letos
vice nez loni projevf sc propa:
ganda, kterou jsme konecn6
velkoryseji zacli delat v zahra
nic1 pro cestovan1 cizincn dc
nas1 republiky. W nynf je
hlaseno, re v cizine bylo zakou
peno ma 5000 jfzdenek ma csl.
statn1 drahy temi, kteTi k nam
prijedou ma dovolenou.
Ma pr1liv zahranicnfch hos
tn mus1me Sc dobre pTipravit,
zejmena v nasem hotelnictvi
Kdyz nebude mono poskyt-
nouti cizincGm vsechen obvy-
ky jim konfort, nutno hledet
zejmena ma cistotu a moznosti
dorozumen1.
Pc lonske zkusenosti sc snad
slo krGcek ku pTedu v jazyko-
vych znalostech a doufejme,
re V pfedpokladanych c1lech
cest AnglicanG budou m1ti pc
ruce alespon laciny slovnik.
Take turisticky ruch Dude
letos u mas vets1 nez jindy. Tt
Size tech, kterf byli loni ma do
volene v Rakousku, Dude letos
o prazdninach ma Sumave a v
nasich klidnych vesnic1ch ,kde
jsou lesy, koupaliste a jen tro-
chu pfijatelne podm1nky uby-
tovan1 a stravovan1. Heslo
"Poznej krasy vlasti!" sc u
platn1 letos vice, nez kdy do
sud.
Bude tTeba rfci turistnm,
kan mali j1ti = jaky ma byti
jejich Gil a co vse mohou donna
videt a uz1t. Propagace pl-
zenske jubilejnf vystava jiste
strhne turisticky ruch i do Plz-
ne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Zbozi padalo s nebe.

Y Jiraskove tribe V Bubenci
sc udal prudky vybuch. V "a
pet1 zacaly chodc1m padat ma
hlavu fotograficke pristroje,
pasty ma zuby, mydla a jin6
zbozi. z obchodu drogisty
Karla Eliase sc vail mrak d.
mt a brzy potion vyslehly pla.
meny. Hasici ohen uhasili a
zjistili, re Elias mel v krame
petrolejova kamna, nedaleko
nichz preleval obchodnik ben
Yin z lahve do plechovky. Ben
zinove vypary Sc vznaly a ma
stall vybuch.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Marie Kleckova.

Tento den znovu otvfra mas zal
a rany nas1ch krvacej1c1ch srd-
CT. Stale ma Tebe vzpom1name
a hluboce Feline odchodu I've
no. Spi sladce a dTimej neko-
necny krasny sen.
Vdecnou pamatku, co POM
mix ma Tebe V srdcfch svych
zachovame.
Venuj1:
Barbora, Marie, Bozena, dcery
August a Vaclav, synove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Ztratil zlate pouzdro "a
1000 Kc

Obchodnfk Henrik Erreich
z Indie, ktery dill prave v Pra.
re a navst1vil Prazsky vzorko-
w veletrh, oznamil prazske
policii, re We stTedu ztratil &C.
stou z biografu "Adria", mex
de v Jungmannove trfde nebo
cestou do Stepanske ulice fla
tie pouzdro ma cigarety s mono
gramem, v Gene 1900 Kc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Slovensky bankovni urednik
zabit padem.

V Mahanoy City, Pa, sole
ty bankovn1 1Tednfk Jan M.
Plsarik nalezen byl mrtvy ma
upatl schodiste. Soudf Sc, re
Pisarik chodil We spanf a re
misto do druhe ,svetnice vkro-
Gil ma schodiSte a sfitil Sc doln
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Cohen obdrzeI 4dennf odkIad

Zadosti Harry Cohen, ably
mu povolen byl odklad ku ma.
stoupenl 3 mes1cnfho trestu
v kaznici, povolen byl v 1tery
odklad ctyT dnf.
Cohen odsouzen byl svym
casem pro povzbuzovanf ku
stavce a nasil1 We stavce taxi
cabG. Vedle vezenf odsouzen
byl ku placenf pokuty $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Zemrel pTi msi.

Matthew F. Meyers, 56lety
z E. Preston ulice, zemrel ma
Bozf Hold Velikonocni pri msi
v kostele st. Paul's.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
VZpOmfnka.

Sc Srdcem zarmOucenym
vzpom1name ma den &c. dubna
neb tomu jest rs rokG co S ma
mi sc rozloucila nase draze
milOVana matka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-04-22
Maly OZnalnOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

Grocernf obchod moderne
zaffzeny Sc z rodinnych pTfcin
PRODA "a velmi nfzkou cenu.
Telefon: Wolfe 1914 neb V re-
dakci TELEGRAPH"
Evening star., 1938-07-24
"BARNABY WOODS"

1860 Barnaby ST.
Advertisements are sometimes misead-
ing-no house is a good value unless it
pleases you in every respect and unless it
provides for your family the proper set
ting and social atmosphere. Here is new
Williamsburg brick containing bedrooms
and 4 baths. clubroom 3 fireplaces. maids
wooded lot, beautified by a sparkling
spring fed brook in a carefully controlled
DEVELOPMENT. The property is priced closely
at SIT $50 and is in every sense splendid
value. Open daily until 9 pm. For COM
plete information, call Mr.. Boothby or
Mr.. Child. District $3.50, or evenings,
Emerson 4643
THOMAS j. FISHER g. CO.. INC,
73S 18th St. NV. District 6S3O. :
Evening star., 1938-07-24
IT'S FAULT-PROOF

YOU see this charming whitewaShed. early
American brick home on large lot sur
rounded with trees in one of our best
Northwest sections There are Is large
rms. ,3 bedrooms large enough for each
one to take twin BEDS. LARGE tile bath at
tached eara2e. oil heat. and MANY other
unusually nice features. Priced at only
$3.50, and We will consider very reas-
warrants your inspection. Wisconsin 6Sl2
oil Jay
Evening star., 1938-07-24
INSPECT TODAY.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
An English brick home. near the Ca
thedral. t3 minutes Dupont Circle }
Where good taste and comfort characterize
the interior. and paneled walls add to the
gracious air Of the large living rm. hall
dining room, breakfast rm A SCIENTIFIC
KITCHEN FOR MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY
3 spacious bedrooms; living porch. and :,
A cellar ton grade leven, has a lounge rm
with built-ln bar and bookshelves TRULY
A BEAUTIFUL HOME AND REMARK
ABLE VALUE Emerson 26titi after 10 m
Evening star., 1938-07-24
26 BRYAN ST. NV.

Unusually attractive "O-ft brick home
s large rooms and bath, h-Wh deep
back yard with Lear garage. Priced to
sell Immediately.
WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
100 Eye ST. NV Met 3StiO
Evening star., 1938-07-24
>OLORED-NEAR 18th &
COLUMBIA ROAD

Large, corner ideal for doctor or dentist
or excellent for renting rooms. ii rooms
and basement apartment. . baths running
water in every room. Good condition AN
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. Inspection by
appointment only. District 13l1
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IN WOODMOOR.

Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course. The
hnest homes OF modern construction and
planned convenience Moderate prices.
Surprisingly low cash payment and bal
ance. including principal, interest and
taxes, like rent. A wonderful opportunity
awaits you here
MOSS REALTY CO..
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
439 MAPLE LANE.
new Groom. 2-bath Dutch Colonial
center-entrance brick Vermont slate roof.
screens. furred and insulated, copper gut
ters and flashing. On good street; nice
block of Georgia ave. bear right at House
& Herrmanns Furniture Store, blocks
to house.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
Silver Spring once.
S433 Georgia Ave Shep. 5000.
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Colored-6 rooms all modern conven-
ienceS large lot: So $50; SIS down and
balance So so monthly. w. T, COTHERN.
9l3 New YORK ave. nW. Natl. 14lS.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
PLACE
WINDING UP BUSINESS.
25rc BELOW COST

OF construction. Just completed stone
house, 3 bedrooms. cellar under entire
floor: at District line in Maryland one
car fare: close to schools. stores and movie
house. Builder going out of business will
sell for less than $4,000. including about
u acre of slound. Reliable purchaser may
make his own terms Act quick Phone
week DAYS. Col S651
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1912 IRVING ST. NV.
212 K ST. NE.

Colored-Lovely residential section q
rooms brick; all modern convenlences;
S6.950: $3.50 down and balance SIS
monthly.
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COLORED.
8Q5 NEW Jersey AVE NV

QUO NEW J6ftoE 7 AVE. NV.
rooms bath. basement; h-vh.s y
kitchens; reconditioned and remodeled, and
now the same as brand new inside and oul
This is the most outstanding house on the
block. only few doors from H St. near
Government Printing once. railroad sta
ton. Post ONCE, etc. ideal for roomers,
S6250
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
QoS New York Ave N w Nail Q.o~
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BUNGALOW AND BUILT-IN GARAGE. 5
rms. finished attic. gas: Bradbury Hts.
PTice hd S. 5oo oks sssy yrOm serms s1io down
$40 per mo District SSsS Cleveland 1850,
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

ATTRACTIVE HOME IN HILLCREST FOR
sale or rent to satisfactory tenant.
floor: automatic heat. built-in Earaee.
large lot. For information. call Lincoln
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coIoREDLNR. 13th AND CUE SITS NV.
Corner property: rms, bath: ami:
S7.95O: $500 cash; terms. Pot. oo2o.
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THE HOUSE ON HIGHLAND ST. EN-.
joys one of the finest corner locations in ;
LYON VILLAGE. VA. Its owner has been :
transferred and will accept 50 500 from q .
responsible buyer with reasonable cash. .
3 bedrooms. over 10 900 so. feet OF beauti-s
x,l,a Ter f,r int trfna
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WOODBRIDGE. $3.50.

1909 Goth st. n.e.-Must be sold. Splen-
did 6-rm.; brick house with EYE, every con.
to suit See it Sunday or any day.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
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