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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-30
Wales Porter Recalls Furlough Spent
AtHon1e Here In EUentfuL Winter OF "a
e-Third Of COnneCticnt's
Troops Survive Battles
Of Civil War

played from the stage, and Row
land Smith, who presided, made
the welcome speech.
The soldiers then showed
their dexterity with knives and
forks.
Governor Buckingham made
most eloquent and patriotic
speech on the occasion.
1t was understood that these
regiments have a furlough of a
month, when they will again
take the field, and see the war
through to the end.
GLORIOUS FELLOWS! May
these regiments, now reSuced
to about 300 each, go back rein
forced with full numbers"
Zero Greeting!
MY particular chum, Bill Tur-
rill and I came together by rail-
road from Hartford and arrived in
Waterbury late in the afternoon.
Waterbury was then q growing
city of about $4,000 population.
There was splendid sleighing and
temperature close to zero. AS our
folks didn't know when to expect
us there was no one at the depot
to meet us, so we took double
quick step to the corner of East
Main and North Main streets, sep
arated there with an engagement
to meet in the morning-and l
made a Decline for this very
house, now numbered 1880 North
Main street, near City Mill lane.
IT got here just at dusk; can
dies and kerosene lamps were
lighted and the supper table was
set, as I could see from outside
and father was reading a news
paper. The children that I could
see running around about inside
were my 14-year-old brother and
my 5-year-old twin sisters. The
lady who went back and forth be-
tween the kitchen and dining
room, was my aunt-who was
keeping house since my dear
mother died just before the war
started.
IT attracted their attention by
throwing a SNOWFALL against one
of the front windows. Then, of
course, the front door was flung
open and with shouts Of greeting
I was seized by many hands, big
and little, and brought into the
house in triumph.
IT can remember now-though
twas IA years ago-how good
everything tasted at supper that
January night, and how sincere
and affectionate was the soldiers
greeting in his fathers house
this very house. It would have
been perfect If only mother had
been there too.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-30
BASEBALL CHAMPS
IN VICTORY DANCE

AS a reward for winning the
Italian-American Baseball League
the past summer the Aviglianese A.
@. will be guests at a dinner dance
tomorrow evening at the Club Ger
main.
Honored guests at the dance will
include Joseph Santora, president of
the Mems Aviglianese Lodge; Miss
Mary Mecca, president Of the aux
Hilary; President Michael Tacinelli
of the baseball league; John A.
Cluney and Chick Kelley, local
sports editors, Constant Nido and
Leonard Guerrero.
The committee in charge Of the
affair includes Chairman Bart Mar
tinelli, Domenic Accousti, William
Martinelli, Frank Martinelli, An
thony Romaniello, Anthony Santora
and Leonard Santora, Anthony Ro-
maniello will be POSTMASTER.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-30
BUTTON COMPANY
STRIKE SETTLED
No Increase in Wages Is
Standardization With
Pay, Overtime Conceded

Warren F. Kaynor, president Of
the Waterbury Button Company last
night signled an employment agree
ment with the 48 members Of the
company's molding department and
thus concluded strike which had
been conducted for the past two
weeks. The men returned to work
this morning, and the picket lines
which had been maintained for the
past two weeks were withdrawn.
Morgan r. Mooney, deputy labor
commissioner, representatives Of the
company and representatives of the
Waterbury Brass Workers Union at
tended q conference yesterday which
resulted In the compromise.
No fiat increase In wage is pro-
vided in the contract. There is pro-
vision however, for one weeks
vacation with pay, time and half
for over eight hours daily. double
time for legal holidays, reinstate-
ment of all strikers and union recos-
John J. Driscoll and Alex Cashin,
together with members of the strik-
ers' committee represented the
union at the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-30

Waterville, Sept. Standardization
ceremonies of the Casper S. Davis,
American Legion Auxiliary, will take
place this evening, at Fraternity
hall, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Hazel North
rop, past president, will be the in
stalling officer. And Mrs. Agnes
Martin, a past president, will take
the role of sergeant-at-arms.
The officers to be installed fol-
low:
Mrs. Della Carney, president.
Mrs. Mae Smith, first vice presi-
dent.
Mrs. Dorothy Cooke, second vice
president.
Mrs. Ethel Byrnes, secretary.
Mrs. Kathryn Dadario, treasurer.
Mrs. Bessie Brickett, historian.
Mrs. Helen DiBasi, sergeant at
arms.
Mrs. Ella Mcmahon, chaplain.
Presidents Of 10 ladies' veteran
organizations Of Waterbury have
been invited to be present. A sup
per will be served after the installa-
ton ceremonies and social hour
held.
The Ladies' Aid society Of st.
Michaels church WI hold meet
ing Monday evening, 1880 In the
Parish hall. Mrs. George Goggin
will preside.
The Paramount Community club
will conduct the first meeting of
the Fall season, Tuesday night, Oct
4th at o'clock at Fraternity hall.
Raymond Palmer, president will pre-
side, and all members are urgently
requested to be present, at this first
meeting, so that activities for the
coming year may be planned.
A meeting Of the Children of
Mary society of st. Michael's church
will be held Tuesday night at z
o'clock in the Parish hall.
Clergyman TO Speak
Sunday, October I'd, the Every
mans Bible class of Waterville will
open the year. with a meeting at
the Grace Methodist church at 9l5
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-30
his Identification perfectly salts
factory to the bank.

"After disembarking in New
Haven" explained Mr.. Porter,
I'VE kept together for three days
before separating to go to our diff
ferent homes. Most of the day OF
our arrival was spent in New
Haven. From there we went to
Wallingford. where, after giving a
drill on the street, we left our
arms and equipment in an empty
mandatory near the railroad
depot, for safe-keeping till we re-
assembled there on the expiration
of our furlough. The third day
was spent in Hartford, before we
separated to 60 to our own homes.
And everywhere we received most
enthusiastic welcome and royal
entertainment.
The following account Of the
home coming of Wales Porter and
his comrades Of the 9th and 18th
Connecticut Volunteers on Fur
Tough, Is reproduced from the
Waterbury American Of January
22nd, 1864.
"HONoRs TO THE VETERAN
BRAVE
New Haven and Hartford did
themselves honor by their grand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-30
CLOCK SHOP Gets
new TRADEMARK

Inventors OF this district have
been granted patents as follows by
the U. S. Patent Office:
Joseph w. Dews, Waterbury, as
signor to Scovill Mfg. Co., laundry
proof resilient socket.
George H. Henrietta, Torringtou,
register.
william E. Messer, Cheshire, as
signor to U. 8. Rubber Products,
Inc, New York, vulcanization of
rubber.
The Waterbury Clock Company
has been granted a trade mark for
watches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-30

combination steam and sail ship.
We were 5 days on the trip - up
the Atlantic coast to Sandy Hook
and through New York Harbor and
He'll Gate to Long Island Sound.
"Of course we had rollicking
time on shipboard, and I, quite
unintentionally, furnished the fell
lows a good joke on myself at the
very outset. The 9th Regiment
was taken aboard ship at Ports
mouth and then the Constitution
sailed up the York River to York
town to take on the 18th, who were
In camp there; so the "Consti-
ton lay overnight in mid-stream.
About midnight, when most OF the
fellows were playing cards below
decks, "Jim" Riley, my Water
bury comrade, and I went up on
deck and climbed up into the
shsp's rigging. 1t was so dark and
ana breezy up there that we didn't
stay long. In coming down I got
along all right as far as the ships
rail, when I tripped on my big
overcoat and tumbled overheard
In pitch-darkness. There must
have been a drop Of 80 feet to the
water, which was very deep. I'm
sure struck bottom before !
began to 'comeup'.
"Well, hope you knew how to
swiml" INTERRUPTED.
Goes Overheard!
"Sure. I could swim better'n
duak," declared the old soldier
with q chuckle, "but it's no picnic
padding around in deep water IN
the dark with your overcoat and
heavy boots on. Jim Riley -
good old 'Jim'l - would have
Jumped in to help me, but I told
him to stay where he was and
throw me a rope. Though he
couldn't see me he dropped a rope
down and I fastened the end
around my waist as well as could
and 'Bill' got me hoisted about
half way up when the fastening
got loose = and again struck
bottom in the York River-near
where General George Washing
ton and the immortal Continental
Army gave King George and
CORVALLIS the historic knock
out blow. OF course I wasn't
thinking about that at the time,
and I was considerably relieved
when 0 ships yawlboat manned by
sailors came to the .rescue.
"You can imagine what q sight
I was when Jim Riley ushered
me before the 'card-players' below
decks, and their roaring glee when
Bill explained the cause of my
excessive 'dampness' - with plenty
of exaggerations Of his own.
"That story followed me through
the rest of the war-and long
afterwards at our reunions some
one was sure to trot 1t out. Judge
Thayer was one Of the dear old
comrades who never met me with
out merrily recalling 1t.
Identified!
Mr.. Porter told Of another in
cident connected with his mid
night bath in the York River. He
had in his pocket a State Of Con-
necticut check for $500, bonus paid
to soldiers who reenlisted. On ar
rival In New Haven he presented 1t
to q bank to be cashed but check
was SO discolered from its soaking
that the bank officials hesitated
about cashing 1t. Whereupon he
good-naturedly offered to get
himself properly identified, went
to the bank door and called to a
group of his comrades in the
street, who swarmed In and made
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-30
RAINIER AIDE

Ann Rutherford, known every
where to film fans as Mickey
Rooney's STEADY girl" Polly Bene-
dict, in the Hardy Family series,
received her greatest opportunity to
date when she was cast in "Dra-
matte School," starring Luise
Rainier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-30

-Four is regarded as an unIucky
number by the Japanese. Their
word for It Is similar to the word
for death"
Evening star., 1938-06-27

PONTIAC 1884 2-door sedan. original
black finish. GOOD tires. clean interior:
runs fine; only S245. Pohanka Service,
] u oUth 81. DiSt Al4l
Evening star., 1938-06-27

HUPMOBILE 1888 4-door sedan; owned
inal dark blue finish. cream steel spoke
wheels hne tires. luggage space in rear
real value at only 1895. Pohanka
Service. 11s6 Goth 81, NV. Dist 9I4I
Evening star., 1938-06-27

FOttD 1901 SCHlI0n WaKOh; less than B,UOO
miles: S700.- Warheld Motor Co., 2626
Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000
FORD 1887 Tudor sedan; black 6O-hp
motor. rear-opening luggage compartment;
tip-top condition: II interested In low-cost
operation. see and ride this car; price re-
duced; S446. Warf1eld Motor Co, 2525
Sherman ave. NV. Adams 5000
Evening star., 1938-06-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE
HOS. J. OWEN < SON AUcTIoNEERa
143l EYE ST NV,

THos. j. 0WEF y*a1 EVE : SOY 2E 4 h1TWcr1oNEERs. W
sAaF 81 1Atgtstn ~ aobEkA BEAs
TTHaREE;sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
k0wS kM w14H Af *Hs TWoc3R c3RTsR sR1GK sTRGEr ax!
BY virtue of certain deed of trust.
a. eps RECORDED d. in Lib aibsr No o5s folio
party thereDr " ee ade9sst %
1zaHf II 9ssnes jJEr ss
AZ FOUR R-TH1RTY O'Clock Pm. the the
situate in. the District Of Columbia. " and nd
dsssnated as and being lot eighty three
os31 in Dorothy oeares SUBDIVISION
sixtS.one 'e6siI Riehmond eh MphPsre Para ans ss
per plat recorded in Liber No, II. folio so
81 81 the records OF the once of the surveyor
eoysnants Of record.
Terms OF sale; One-thrd OF the purchase
equal installments PAYABLE in none one and nd TWO TWO
years with interest at 81, Der centum per
snnum. PAYABLE semi-annually from dav
me properly sold. or all cash. at the op-
seno sslon 6d 81 ,il, the :, purchase A deposit Of
All reeordns inesns rmr 81 r.v. ,ae
Terms of sale 70 be complied with within
,rn.tas laoml "a! OF SAFE otherwlse the
Ilustees reserve the T.sht TO resell the
property at the risk and cost Of defa ut
ine purchaser, after fve DAYS advertise
ment of such resale In some newspaper
published in Washinston. d. c
WILLIAM MONTGOMERY
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
BY DAVID BIRNET
Vice President
Trustees.
'sF''r = pEReiVA1 zIseit; WILSON.
Secretary.
je2O dGds esSu
Evening star., 1938-06-27
HOUSES FOR SALE

0OOSES rON SNAs
$1,2OO-RENT, $40 MONTH.
. TO close estate; small frame house. ne:
WI A.. .,a rs sa,sfss9E!zssrErs y! ,eos BROS, o.o1
LUXURY HOME,
710 LONGFMLOW ST. NV.
$3.50.
Six rooms. tiled bath; built-in sarase;
porch. In absolutely ns"sSouss sondi.
ga G1AlpffTiEHRtf. ffTiEHRf. vfEw vHHsR REALTY CO.,
s.s New York Ave. M Natl. a.a7.
HAVE YOU SEEN
The ;SIsedroom a,S.th studio home: With
5120 New Hampshire Ave?
An exhibit home upon which you can
62sS ss5 BHss RgaHEE zEEs.ss Ss4 AER sss sH IT
SOUTHEAST.
1928 CHAPLIN ST.
,.t,,N. New brick brick. cGoniaI ps in .yysn :ooaed
wood floors. cement front porch. Air con.
ditioning heating plant
$6,950.
Your personal inspection will reveal the
greatest value ever offered for the price
Drive out Benning road to Hillside road.
turn right to Chaplin ST.. turn right to
z: cAPiTAL 1Sisf wi view REALTY CO.,
REALTORS
go New York Ave NV Nao 9.a7.
1st-FL. BEDROOM & BATH.
81 l12S0-convenient to American Univ.
Park. Brand-new stone and brick home
large rooms, 2 baths. lovely porches This
is really something different and most at
tractive architecture. Large corner lot.
My 80. For appointment, call National
1895 III pm
Evening star., 1938-06-27
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE
River g! 'f:s Pcs. oss aso RSSn'
ss91s 9s: w.:Ss.sos Ss .hS s.nws WEE Sss
sIiss q srocsrI:s .nd ice; frs. :e School rf sas
..sn 0r,fs S.. ?sssecs ssss s:e ss lots ssa' Easy
FOR sALEl4 LANCE WATER FRONT
n,s':,. lots At ~ Cob, Island near new bridge.
Alllsloe ~ ls.y
s:EooM BAy-INoNT COTTAGE ron
son.in soIs ief sts4 ts!ss4e''H'''f''ssd section Wis
tssss:. Win shovsr, on sss: 30 mig: Wish
111.ssS1Mi i1ss.Mi safe '.'hin'' YrSDrtI' Col
7-RMt M0UsE. 2 4, INcLosID; on Po-
sood road hsrbor. f,sSsns. b So.sins: Tin e v.s:. &c:
1905 s:'i!'s sassSasS sisafs': Gn
sIAsiDE-cLEAN. 6cRETNTD 4-RooM
cottsEe; porch, .:lsetrlsity: water; ST.
SHERWOOD FoREsT-ATTRACTIVE COT
taee. near beach and clubhouse a.m.i.;
reasonable. re, enable Adams 0sss. Sherwood For
FOR sALE%sHERwooD FORREST COT
Two een.
District 9138 or Wisconsin 249s. 27'
41.S0O-M -MODEHNLY E0U1PPED WATER
facing on the lower Potomac at 4 point
where 1t is miles across. Pine aneied
living room with open fireplace and Heat
o-lator kitchen. two bedrooms. bath and
screened porch. large and livable There
Is unsxcelled fishing. sailing and safe salt
water bathins. Here 10 the ideal summer
rest haven for you and your family. At
tractive terms may be arranged. Call us
for directions to reach and other details
you may desire
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
9l5 10th st. NV. National SO95.
COBB ISLAND: ONE OF THE MOST
popular. well-established summer communi-
Gated in the heart Of the best flshing
grounds in the Potomac River Drive
down and see this beautiful resort. Over
90 Through Anacostia. Waldorf and La
Plata via Routes 8 and 3. Bee Andrew
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
9l6 10th 0t. NV. National soa5
Evening star., 1938-06-27

5125 GEORGIA AVE. D. C-CORNER,
30x60 #; apartment upstairs II desired
Col. 6113. 49,
5l4 MINNESOTA AVE-LARGE STORE
basement; hot-water heat. next to Sanitary
and A. q P: rent reduced to sos.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Qo5 New York Ave NV Natl a.aT
Evening star., 1938-06-27
STORES FOR SALE.

OWNER MUST SACRIFICE BEST 7th ST.
s.w. business store. 25x75 with s-rm.
apartment on end floor. on . alleys. close
condition. with oil burner burner 81 suitable ''for for
drug store. furnishings delicatessen etc.
The price and terms will move this we'll
located. owner-occupied BLDG quickly
BURG. Geo 1888
Evening star., 1938-06-27
THOs. J. OWEN Il SON, AUCTIONEERs.
1881 Eye 81. NV.

rhgsEssa fAtf ME1fisds 4s SIX kSSaE *
sss NeWeoas srssa& AsP
by virtue OF six certain deeds Of trust
s S; ;,i SS,Iisss ss ss1s folio s7s TX 81 tissP :SG
81 Libsr 6e16. folio 11s; 90 Liber 5000.
ieid9 iollo 49s; W Of the land records of the Dis
he patty ,es@r.s ,sss.b a At the REQUEST Of
passed in Equity Causes 81, ,o67 to 81. So
nGtn ii.I inclusive IN the District Court Of the
pYb public s .ue,iopn, in front OF ths premises
s sfrsf%s S2s tJlS Sn zb zsDAx Sas TaF IF
THREE.THIRTY, O'Clock P.M.. lot Is Is
n square 59s4 in the subdivision by the
snosn n oi.soUlo Si %ashas1Sn Of
shown on plat thereof recorded in the
once, omSs Of the n . surveyor Of the District Of
on the same day In front Of the premises
bsf 5asf 9ie.5o1s 0GL4CR NM rm lot n in square
corded in the aforesaid SURVEYORS once
and ans sn,;.a, on the same day. in front Of the
oRTY ocIocK SI ssxcP%e PS st lot n in THREE
59s4. "Giesboro Manor" as Der plat re-
corded snt IN IN the aforesaid SURVEYORS once,
fffSE oeIeck ( i At lot aHsEf in FesHx saaaf.
Corded IN ,6e Msn0r per plat
and on the same day. in front OF premises
Sc1 ,c nneexwcopo new st. seaat ThREE-F1fTY
,Slesooro Manor as per plat recorded
N the aforesaid surveyors ONCE. and on
the same day, in front OF the premises
225 Newcomb st. Sc. at THREE FIFTY
rdsEs radssEs O'CLOCK Pm. lot j in square
59S5 "Giesboro Manor" as per plat re-
corded in the aforesaid surveyors once:
Subject to covenants of record. AND ALSO
tne easteriy 20 feet front on Portland
81. oy the full depth thereof of lot in
square 1855 in the same subdivision.
Terms OF sale for each property: All
cash. deposit of $500 90 will be REQUIRED
on each property at lime OF sale. All
cohVeyancing, recording. revenue stamps
ete; 81 cost OF purchaser Terms of So lie
70 De complied with within thirty DAYS
from oate OF sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
me risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
cnaser after nve days' advertisement Of
sucn resale in some newspaper published
in Washington. D. C
FRED B. RHODES
,.oz On MARCUS BoRcHARDT.
: s,-.S DO,
Evening star., 1938-06-27
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
lC0ntinuAd


ASHTON HE1dHTs-Se, $50. New 6-RM.
ssh escssn a % hsss reDes pa9ss r., r.,
basement: earase: additional rm. space in
sttic: eonvsn. TO everything Call Walnut
STUDIO HoN1LLooATED ON h-AcRf
csantfs clSs sSuI.: q nenSr ylns
reom. 2 bedrooms. bath. recreation, room.
Ar conditioned. Maids rm. Price. $1O.5OO.
sD,.DS,G DS9,cGr0n, ;as ,R9hnT1sT PEN g LAWYER. Y.
rooms and bath h..w.h. Electricity. gss;
.ss%:siiiu. :;s%iiiu 4ssssyiS sss. sI1ETT CO. c:'i IL;
ALEXANDRIA & SUBURBS.
family houses. at reasonable prices ana
BRODIE & COLBERT, Inc.
l06 9: Royal et. Alexandria 24s4.
WHY BUY A ROW HOUSE?
Detached home. built to order. on large,
,. xoodsd .; los; sm.ll cash payment and as
w.,,ut 7oWS6; !, HOO.
NO DOWN PAYMENT.
Brsddcck Hts. va.-.-2eaut!ful new g.
Just Another Bargain.
1-room 2-story frame; can be converted
into two apartments (occupy one. rent the
other: hot. water heat. tile shower bath.
bus line 1890 small Down eGansF ana month9 ion Ha
payments arranged
ASIA sfth Il yaoLsTr So EI. RsIn,s4: 4 son; Ma.
HyattSvtlle $40
Evening star., 1938-06-27
AUCTION SAILS.
THOMAS J. OWEN son. Auotioneers.
143l Eye st. NV

". u AV0tf00DeTA,
1881 Eye st. NV.
TRUsTEEs SALE or VALUABLE M
1RoyE2 2o5y REAL 55ssTATE., REINa 4
sSSHnKkSss$$s SSHa nkSHs$s x Is "sSF1 sSs srEzsR asR
sy yiuf IT s.1 Ss s:ss sa 4s P:S =. o oe u IS
the Land Records Of the District Of coium-
bia- at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned viii ssAl at public
MEDSnsbAY FTni Ta Sixth 4 II Day g. %
1888. AT FOUR-THlRTY O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises
being Lot numbered rorty.nins V e4s, am IN
Barton L. walkers subdivision Of Square
numbered Six Hundred and Fourteen (614),
as per plat recorded In Libsr No. 16 at
Surveyor for the District Of Columbia.
Terms Of sale: Purchaser to pay one
fourth OF the purchase price IN cash. the
balance IN three installments in one, two
ana three years. respectively. with inter-
est 1t the rate OF six go per centum per
annum. and secured BY Deed Of Trust on
the property sold. or all cash ct the option
to the date Of sale; purchaser to nay in
terest on purchase price from date of
sale to date OF settlement at six 90 per
centum per annum: all conveyancing. re-
cordlnB, revenue stamps, ETC.. At the cost
OF the purchaser; good title or no sale. A
deposit Of $250.O0 will be required at the
Time OF sale and settlement to be within
thirty t3O days Of the date Of sale. or
deposit forfeited. and the property resold
at the cost and risk Of the defauiting pur-
chaser. after flve 80 days previous ad-
vertiSement of said resale in some news.
paper published in Washington. D. G.
J. WRLEY JACOBS
Surviving Trustee
025 18th st. NV
Washington. D. c.
1e23. - ~. 2S.? 30, jy2.5.6
Evening star., 1938-06-27
ADAM A. wEsCHLER a. SON, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FuRNITuRE ETC. BY Auc-

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ETC Nv A1h,.
. T1ON FOR STORAGE CHARGES
NOTICE is hereby gwen that on SATUR-
ING AT NINE O'CLOCK AM. We viii sell
by public auction, at Weschler's, ais E
st. NV. to enforce our liens for storage
and or other charles goods stored with us
in the following names: John McCsuIey
z. L. Lynch, H. Bloomer. r H. Busheil
Russell Transfer Co All parties In inter-
NATIONAL CAPITAL STORAGE
IL MOVING CO, INC
le2..iy1. 3S L ST NE
Evening star., 1938-06-27

4-FAM1LY APTs-NE AND NV.
New or nearly new; oil or gas heat; some
with full basement. all we'll rented; hish
returns s. Priced az slo,5o0; $l.,250 sI3.-
:50, 800. $4,000. $3.50. $1,000.
$4,000. S21.o50. WALTER NJ. BAUMAN.
Thomas Circle. Natl. 1929. CIev. O741
THREE BRICK HOUSES CONSERVE
lively rented to colored showing excellent
return. LOCATED convenient to Navy Yard
and priced for quick sale. Phone
r: NJ. HOOKER. Metropolitan o663.
ENentnes. to 9. call Atlantic 1852.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,
S3,sb0-Semi-detach ~, brick residence. o
rooms bath. latrobe heat, electricity
On corner. zoned second commercial
Nov rented At $45O per year
S5. 800 -room and bath brick. NV. loca-
tion. Hot-water heat. electricity Ex-
cellent colored tenant at $3.50 per
month f1ne value for sale to settle
estate.
SHANNON e. LUcHs CO..
1903 ST. NV National o345.
TWO 2-FAMILY APTs.. NET OVER l2os
on annual rent; one s-unit apt. 5 times
annual rent
JEROME S. MURRAY.
Rep. 2460. 1891 G NV. Pot. 452s.
Evening star., 1938-06-27

PLYMOUTH 1895 4-door touring sedan
built-in trunk. attractive gray safety steel
body without mark, driven little and has
new-car appearance, fine floating power
engine famed for economy and depend
ability: excellent tires; S415; guaranteed:
easy terms. Steuart Motors. 9Th and NY.
ave NV. Natl. 5000. Open Sun. and
Evening star., 1938-06-27
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DOCTORS OFFICE ROOMS. 1st FLOOR
apt. bldg. 1400 Decatur st. NV. Geo
8242. Adj. drug store. Reasonable
ON WASHINGTON C1RCLE-lst FLOOR
Suitable for doctor or dentist Apply
E. M HODGE CO. INC. nO3S Eye St "
Evening star., 1938-06-27

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
Pa, Folding 9 Bankruptcy Court,-In the
Mitter MAJ r. OF GEORGE 8 kIATTA.. Bankrupt
IN hy a,Es ,Hsnkruptcy No. 361 Notice is here
has MED his petition praying for discharge
IRON from az his debts in bankruptcy and that
are required to enter their appearance in
opposition. together with specifications in
wfltlng OF the grounds of such opposition.
the District Court OF the United States
ior the District Of Columbia. on or before
me twenty seventh day of July 1898,
Evening star., 1938-06-27

PACKARD 1892 rumble seat coupe. $3.50.
Inis car Is in wonderful condition. original
tires and mechanically perfect: low terms
Barnes Motors 1929 14th ST. NV. Deca-
O2Q0
Evening star., 1938-06-27
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF rur
United States for the District Of Colum-
n Pa, Holding Bankruptcy Court-In the
matter OF DEWITT T. McGRAW, Bankrupt.
hereby given that the above-named bank
diinh dupt mas nled his petition praying Tor
olSGnaree S sh from al his debts In bankruptcy
IN interest are REQUIRED to enter their
appceranSe in opposition. tosether with
such opposition. II any 50 desire. in the
CLERKS Once Of the District Court OF the
United states for the District Of Columbia
On or belore the twenS-seventh day OF
July; 1898. FRED J. EDEN, Referee In