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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27
STRAND

Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" comes to the screen once more, this time in it's latest version, heading the fine twin feature program opening four day engagement at Warner Brothers cozy, clean and comfortable Strand theater starting today.
 The picture, four star film pro- duced by David Selznick in tech nicolor, is filmed exactly as the famous chapters of the book and is regarded as one that will leave everlasting memories.
 For nine months Selnick pressed his search for an unknown for the starring role, twice postponing pro- duction of the picture while the hunt continued.
 Finally, after interviewing many boys, Tommy Kelly from the Brony was selected for the role of Tom Sawyer.
 There was nothing of the ringer to Tommy. Son of poor family which has been on WPA relief fol two years, he was totally unknown absolutely inexperienced, but he showed that divine spark of per sonality which suited him for the role.
 Jackie Moran is cast in the role of Huckleberry Finn, Toms erst- while pal while May Robson ap- pears as Aunt Polly, giving a char acterization equal in scope to hel spitfire grandmother in "A Star l. Born" Walter Brennan, also z holder of a Academy Award fol his character work, takes the par of Muff Potter, the town derelict
 "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" which is released through United Artists, is glorious, thrilling enter tainment and to miss it is to mis- one of your greatest experiences il a motion picture theater, SO by al means make a date to see it today
 The companion hit of the pro gram is T Met My Love Again" CO starring Joan Bennett and Henr. Fonda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27
SEMIANNUAL RENT
 PEAK IMMINENT
Property Owners Warned to Attend to Repairs
 Before May 1

Rental house, apartment, and flat owners have but little time left within which to prepare for the rirst of the semiannual peak rental seasons.
 A large number of residence leases, for some obscure reason, ex- pire on May l all over the country Delay in arranging for repairs and modernization work may mean that an owner will be left with a. va cancy that may not be filled until September brings the next rental rush.
 Permits, both for new construc- ton and alterations, in many Sec- tions indicate many last minute orders for repairs. In instances where financial assistance will be required it is a careless policy to wait until the last minute inas- much as many banks, building and loan associations, financial com- panies, and other financial institu- tions are making funds available on the notes insured by the FILA under the Property Improvement Credit Plan.
 A wise course for rental property owners would be to check their properties at once and proceed with the work without delay.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27
POLI'S

Qualifying as one of the most thoroughly entertaining motion pie lures of the season, Hawaii Calls" Bobby Breen's latest musical star ring vehicle, opened an engagement of three days at the Loew Poli The ater this afternoon. This diversified screenplay has all the elements of successful film, and combines them in a manner that will prove delight to the theatergoer.
 Bobby has never before been so happily cast. He appears as a for mer San Francisco bootblack who joins his little Hawaiian neWsboy friend in a trip to Honolulu, as a stowaWay. The young star is con- pletely natural and boylike, and gives by far the finest performance of his career. An especially enjoy able feature of the picture is Bob- bys singing of half a dozen songs and the youngster fully justifies his reputation as the posessor of the screens sweetest juvenile voice.
 Comedian Ned Sparks, in the most important supporting role, is delightful as the ships musician who befriends the boys, and Irwin s. Cobb makes a little gem of his role as a gruff, kindly sea captain. Warren Hull and Gloria Holden are outstanding as a married couple, and old Juanita Quigley proves her. self clever little actress as their daughter Mama Clark makes an attractive native girl, while other Hawaiian players, who do good work are Pua Lania and Birdie De Bolt. "Arson Gang Busters" is the thrilling co-feature on the program.
 Good vaudeville has been absent from Waterbury for too long now, so this Wednesday evening at the Loew Poli Theater, movie-goers will more than welcome the return of stage show of the highest or der, which after many difficulties was finally secured through New York'S biggest booking office. The same mammoth shows that have played at the most popular theaters on Broadway, will soon be gracing our stage, with the most outstand- ing stars of the theatrical world.
 To prove this, take look at to- nights initial bill which presents a group of the most popular vaude- vile stars. Surely, without a doubt, Waterbury remembers the fellow who gained fame in Broadway Melody" Charlie King, who with his Company heads this week $ show. For comedy we have Anthony and Rogers, opponents of Italian comedy, that musical team, Ralph and Ethel Stenard, Clayton and Phillips clever jugglers, and for real-doWn-to-earth comedy with plenty of laughs, there will be the 3 Camerons. Providing the musical background is Gus Meyers and his 15 SWingsters. which is the largest theater orchestra, ever to be in Wa terbury.
 This entertainment event will be presented at g D. m. this evening, SC be sure to get down and thrill once more to the good old days of out standing vaudeville.
 Continuing our policy of double feature programs this stage show will be presented in addition to oul regular screen show with no ad. vance in prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27

need on the part of many of our youth. It is possible for the YMCA to give poor boy years mem bership in the North End or Brook lyn branch YMCA for $l a year, because the differences in the cost is made up by the subscriptions of the people of Waterbury. The YMCA fees must be kept low and within the reach of the average young man or boy"
 The lists are thrown open and the workers have the privilege of soliciting anyone, instead of being confined to prospect cards as here to fore. Genarel Arthur HickcoX says. Tt is my hope that because of the great need for the YMCA, we will have not 2296 givers as one year ago, but over 2500, at our final report next Friday night"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27
$25,791 Contributed
 In nY.M.C.A. Campaign
$l3,OOO More Needed to Go Over Top-Canvassers to
 Make Final Reports Next Friday Evening

YMCA campaign workers at their enthusiastic meeting last night re- ported 765 pledges for $8946. mak- ing a grand total of $25, ,791 subscrib- ed by 1871 persons. This is 55 pledges and $2250 more than was pledged at the end of the second report one year ago.
 Dr. Charles L. Larkin, president of the YMCA sent the workers out to get $13,OO0 needed with the mes sage Be not afraid. You will win and raise this money and make it possible for the YMCA to carry on, if you maintain the same spirit of devotion which you show here to- night"
 He said, Many people have a fear complex. It Is in our community and in our nation, and throughout the world. We are in cycle of depression and people are afraid, but there is no need to be afraid, for out of all hardships, much good comes. Works of art, paintings, sculptur, and great progress come through trial and travail.
 This depression inspires you to do heroic deeds for the YMCA in order that the YMCA may help the youth of our community, who are the ones who suffer most in a de- pression. Likewise, people give to the YMCA and are glad to give sacrificially, because they realize the unusual need of work like the I'M GA today. We are coming out of this depression with better feeling be- tween capital and labor, and be- tween creeds, and I hope that we will even have better feeling between Jews and the Germans. My mes sage to you is, be not afraid, but go out and win for the Y"
 The high team for the day was Captain Hickcox' Scovill team with $500. The small industries was sec- ond with $468 and Captain Gays American Brass team third with $295, and Captain Pearson, fourth with $262. The executive committee had $35O4; Chairman Jones' com mercial committee $1098, and Koes- ter and French, industrial commit tee, $1100.
 The high teams to date are, Sco- vile, $900; American Brass, $636; small industries, $635; Latimer, $491; Chase, $461; Pearson, $424.
 Stote Secretary Harry Hedley Smith was present and said T am always glad to come to Waterbury, as always get an inspiration from this enthusiastic YMCA. The Wa terbury YMCA is an inspiration to every other YMCA in the state."
 Chairman John B. Goss called for the reports and said "The Wa terbury YMCA has formed the habit of victory. In 13 years, we have never failed to secure the goal sought in a YMCA campaign. I am sure that we will go over the top again this year." Co-Captains Peter son and Gay of the smaller indus tries said, we find that you can get good sized contributions if you go after them, and large numbers of people of smaller means are glad to give smaller gifts to the YMCA," General Secretary Herbert S.. Smith said We have 925 pledges less than we had at the close of the campaign a year ago. We built these three YMCA buildings in Waterbury for the benefit of the youth. Today with a thousand of our youth out of work and many of them discouraged, the people of ] Waterbury will not fail to support the YMCA at the time of great
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27
SOUTHBURY VIEW.
 INSTALL OFFICERS

A delegation from Waterbury was present Monday night as Newton post and its auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, of Southbury, in- stalled officers at Southbury. Helen Shanahan of this city, past national junior vice president, was one of the principal speakers.
 Others from this city attending were William Walker, past comman- der of Wheeler-Y Young post, Com mander Theodore Schroaider, Mrs, Kay Bouley, Mrs. Mary Schroaider, Mrs. Josephine Donahue, Mrs. Ellen Sheeran and Mrs. Elizabeth Peters,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27
MARINKO'S "ERMA"
 WINS FIRST PRIZE

First place in the popular voting yesterday at the exhibition of paint ings by Waterburians, on view at the Mattatuck Historical society building, was taken by George Ma rinko's "Erma." David R. Guf1e's woodland Path" was second and Lisl Trimpe's crayon sketch of Johnny" was third. The exhibi- tion will be open until Saturday at 5 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27
HEROIC DOG GETS MEDAL

Council Bluffs, Ia. (UP)-Judy, a springer spaniel, may be convinced now that every dog has his day" Credited with saving the life of her 1O-year-cld mistress from drowning Judy has been recognized with a medal from the American Humane aSSociat ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27

movie business strictly to tn women.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27

1t so to impede traffic and the statute does not apply"
 Justice Maltbie described as per haps i'll judged" the remark made by Judge O'Sullivan as to the confi- dence he had in a photographer who had been called as witness by the defendants, when the plaintiff sought to attack the accuracy of the pictures made by him and in evil dence but 1t in no way pre- vented the offer of the testimony by the plaintiff"
 Attorney Michael V. Blansfield represented the defendant Karaba- nowski in the Superior Court and also in the Supreme Court defense of the judgment. Attorney Michael A. Ciano represented the plaintiff Giancarlo,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27

A,M~rv HOSTESS GOLDEN GLASSWARE WILL NOT BE (
 NOIE! OTHER THEATER
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-27
CAMERA CLUB IN
 PRINT CONTEST

The Brass City Camera club will hold the second in a series of print contests Friday night in their new quarters at 1O9 Bank street. The subject of the competition is the Harrub Memorial
 The club will be guests of the Pal ace theater tonight.
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HOUSES WANTED TO slly

uOOSeS WANTED TO BUY.
WE WILL BUY FOR CASH ANY BRICK
s sc9SfS RHte o e. zesUlor 1S No brokers
FIELD ioos n. Y. ave. NV iN Nat Nat a H5h !.
ALL CASH. HOUSES ANYWHERE D. G.
2 sgas' ms ,nsDes sasa MR.. TAYLOR Dupont
HAVE CLIENTS FOR BUSINESS PROP
Southern IN 1ne ndx section 9TIs LEATHERs
Gas CASH FOR SIi,. HOUSES USES WHITE OR COL
~ l1ss VT sSs sss ARVGs Dss 1888
CASH BUYERS, HOUSES INVESTMENTS
Ad.ms 47as or Main n Ass Megd, sAHX
Shiss Or eoiof.a ANY sH condi liz lh Z. (.
BARRY. 3439 eth st. Columbia 8Os8
g sao FOB HOUSES PRICED UNDER
20 jackson pl NV: Eve. Lincoln 7O7s
WANT WANT T.. TO BUY FOR Cash. FROM NO
one acre Of ground. near transportstion
ssa , T. Bp sts4 Write swing ds;:iis
,,IM BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
mons e " e0' Sstionsi 4asgp DUTY 1924 ver'
CASH FOR HOUSES.
oss p44p 50Ga s 81 ssa eGlP sn5 81, Met
WANTED-oNE OR MORE. nRIcK on
cred tenants. Mail particulars to c, ".
III Es4EY1ss g: n'R' REALTY 5 sosE ;sz7
WE HAVE CLIENT. WHO WILL BUY A
lev ma houses for Investment. viii
Goss REALTY CO.,
1908 Eye 81. NV. Natl. 1853.
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OFFICES FOR RENT

l0le 18th N.w-DowNroWN FRONT
End moor. large once or studio. furnished
or unfurnished: $40, Inquire end floor.
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE OFFICES AVAIL
able. suitable for various professions; al,
air-conditioned and can be adapted TO nneet
ones requirements: located q main noo-
OF the New Amsterdam Apt. :T0i 14.h s..
nv Your inspection invited. Ihons Col.
FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE ron orFTc~
or small shop: wonderful location. 1915
Conn. ave. Elmer. "O6s.
pEs1RABLE OFFICE SPACE. DOWNTOWN
Eth 81. NV. MIR. RoBEY. '' wv
PRIVATE OUTSIDE OFFICE or DISK
space in lawyers suite; recspt.o, .,on,,
secretary. Woodward Bid. Dist Isio.
CONN: AvE.-sTUDIo OFFICE sEcoND
moor. beautifully furnished: si,v wind ws.
layatory: art. music, business. D. c. 3fi6. 6s
DENTAL. OFFICE, OPERATING ROOM. II
suite with other dentists. Use OF reception
room. laboratory and x-ray II medical
building. Reasonable rent. Box li?-A. star.
Law OFFICE. IOc COLUMBIAN BLDG !.
riaht across from Court House space
for young lawyer. furnished o. unfurnished.
Call Alexandria s16.W-3. evenings.
SIX ROOMS, WITH LAROp SEniI-RNfs !.
on corner In busy scction. via. bus and
car service. 1902 Lee highway. AIT. l.
Rosslyn, Va.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

mediate Afe ss9eS to HSgsEs l .Ss ~.
esss slse ss.n sns s75 sss month cs
"a A., 4, r; AND BATH: GAS STOVE. ELEc-
s az OIL 5 BY sarage; mi .. C.; So $50.
psy.d road 4 %EN sG sess barn
Nd: Auto Route No. &.
1 ON ACCOUNT QUIT, q HLNEss. WILL SELL
sor3ss f. q Ro1 as.d "ss lu. trs
q 90 RR;5ss'' n n;p Ssnts.
so 1s,mn neIaa ss: than ssa per
ca: cash ans ana $40 pr month. Or $500 Cash
Tor difference. Box 205-A, Star.
SA.97b-MoDERN, new. TWo-BEDRooN
b ntS nat home, Do luxe kitchen tie
i hss mo. i4th st. and disbs 3D.. 10. s Ar
:.nsIs s.nsa ss.TA aSTesy "a HOUSE
Tor S75 month: Call Walnut 1859.
1WM- ICON BRICK HOUSE. 3. MILES FROM
ssrr,nssd and With baths. oil 's sess. )
S;sd.o9ms; 81 shaded knoll fr s the ses sna
month s1ooG l.: :a M2o sssh aI xns.S
dale. Va: at the end Of Columbia pike.
fhone Alexandria S69-J.1. Closed sun
GOOD 8-RooN HOUSE ON ACRES RICH
made and fruit. Meathouse and other
p Dull Clear q debt and In good sec
ton. Price. 81 800; $1,000 cash. balance
AnnAndale. Va. 1T the end Of Coluno
pike; Phone Alexandria s6oJ-1. Closed
2. |soLp TIM WIEK. pWNER WY
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TAKOMA BRICK
BUNGALOWS.

S6,950-One of the most attractive,
Ffoomy brick houses for the, price ever Of
tsred, on beautiful wooded lots: convenient
rive large rooms. hrst floor; tiled bath,
ideal Kitchen. fireplace. oak floors: built-iri
ssraee Tor TWO cars. Refriseration. Easy
R. d. LILLE CO.,
@o4 carroll st., Takoma Park Geo. $500.
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$845O-McLEAN. VA.

Four miles from new Chain Bridge. Tile
house: 2 bedrooms and bath on first door;
3 bedrooms on second: furnace heat. "a,
rage; chicken house fne earden: beautiful
ST 900 to $1,000 cash Owner will take
back balance in one trust Act quickly.
Cali E. H. IRWIN. Fails Church s45-J-13.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
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HOMESTTES

=, "a to 3 acre tracts in Pinecrest. one Of
the prettiest locations in the metropolitan
area; restricted to prohibit undesirable sur
eled extra thick; cleo. telephone school
buses available; miles from Memorial
Bridge in Fairfax County. prices. $3.50 to
you see them. Drive out Columbia pike s a
miles to sim. turn left y mile to property.
VERNON M. LYNCH & SON.
Alexandria a3a.W-2. Any Time Exeent Sun
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cOLORED.
Bill 18th ST NE

Brick semi-detached: six rooms bath.
ior arrangement in this beautiful home
Is practically perfection and words cam
not adequately bring to you q proper pic
ture OF the value offered unless you see
1t in person. Priced at only So 800 on
easy terms. Open for INSPECTION.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
9"5 n Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl a797.
5OO1 East Capitol st. Line 354o
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NEAR WHEATON.
04N04 %1,VOV
For q 4-BedrOom House

tTHE FLEXIBLE ECONOMY HOMD
With living room. kitchen and dinette or 3
bedrooms with living room, dining room
and kitchen (S4.750 with / or bedrooms
and space for 2 additional bedrooms later.
Modern construction. insulation full base
ment: Another distinctive Clarke Built
quality low-priced home. Nothing like it
ever before offered in Washington for the
price; r. H; A: financed. Monthly payments
on : or 4 bedroom plan approximate ly
exhibit home. cor. Rogers ave and Laurel
ST. Kokers HEIGHTS. Edmonston I'd. Nd.
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE CO., Greenwood
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEAR DIJPONT CTRCT.E

7,950--LArge home 3-story brick. 10
rooms. baths: arraneed AZ 3 ants: AGAR
J. A. WEuNBERQ Co. Natl $500.
Or Mr.. Toomhs. Col 443O-J
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ATTRACTIVE BRICK
DUTCH COLONIAL.
NEW HOME AND GARAGE.

DUTCH COLONIAL.
NEW HOME AND GARAGE.
Five-room. 2;story brick. modern through Ugh
fixtures. pretty Wallpaper, cased OPENINGS
to good size dining room; Modern kitchen
tile sink and drainbo..d lots OF . deawers
iriaelator inlsid linoleum, space for kiteh-
IN from t'H sns anasa second aOor
tile bathroom. 5 fixtures. conveniently ar
ranged. shower mirrored medicine cabinet:
h in hallway. Master bedroom: clothes
co.s snd ssersse Closets Home
downspouts. large cellar. steel beam con
chrysier Airtemp oil burner. summer and
ants IT,; q sh Il il, .tt ssc oak floor
iniorced concrete porch 10 by u; fully ung
n filsIsS walk Lot SO t., front. i4o It.
Eifhty- nrst house 70 have built in n . this
msseriss and desi R'' Price
$500 cash S55 per month; Located 46la
s 40 s. u sSath ;o Arins'0n Va eoDsn ana
NsGThe senior member nsa Of Of The The n arm
nS wears. Not one dissatisfied purchaser.
Most houses sold before nished Nor. Th noT
mnder construction Come out and inspect
same same We personally supervise these homes
and do not follow up any pros ~ csssilns
WI WALTER O'HARA & SON,
Lee boulevard and South Abingdon
ARLINGTON. VA.
once Phone Walnut $500.
Home Phone. oxford 0123.
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CoLoREDLs RMS. TILE BATH; H.-w:H H..
IS. $50: easy terms North a7oa. w.
GoLon S4st Is: ST mr. R Rms IN
S5.aab. Dec. l115.
CoLoRsD-,LoE, s-RM HOUSE H-wH,
fse Exc. :sa f ss ss t ss terms
GoLoRED: 100 BL. ADAMS ST, NV
So 900; terms. Adams 10000.
coLoRED-NEAR 18th AND SITS. NV:
c0LoREp1 soR! VIEW VIEW PARK.NEw
colored tile bath all hardwood floors. rock
woSl insnl:tsa fu.ssd x.ssIs
terms. Open daily am. to q pm. $40
0klahoms, ave. ne. ! block east 25th pl.
Go ydeIa Pn = 5'sooKS!IA1ND ATTkAcTIvE
electricity; lot 45x1s0. A comfortable home
ei M MooRe 'fss
coLoRED 600 BL. r. I. AVE. N,W-s
| rms on 2 frs: basement decorated. For
9 9osa sale call after $3.50 pm. Dupont
coLoREp (. -, NSoRTHwEsT..spEcI4L .
ment; sacrinee quick sale North 1917
Ss: ~; srI Si,et ,5 room: 5.th hotter
MA: pIlce So S0v. small cash payment.
URCIoLo REALTY CO. Met 4a4I.
COLORED-S5 g5O-TERMS.
NE.-Splendid Groom modern porch
home: nice condition; double garage yard
Apply S2b st. ne.
FOR COLORED
This beautiful. S-room home oil heat,
must be sold to close an estate. Near Logan
Circle. Most convenient location for down.
town. Call Mr. Boazn Georgia 671Q,
MAPLE a. JAMES. INC,
Silver Spring Office,
Sab Georgia Ave Shep. 5000.
31la 18th st NE rooms baths:
semi-detached brick: h.-w.h.. with oil
burner: In beautiful condition. See it.
Call Mr. Partlow
MAPLE T. JAMES INC.
1924 18th st. NV. Dist. 3346.
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.

SUBURBAN PR0P.-SAIE OR RENT.
NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW
porches. full concrete cellar, lsrre lot:
price. $3.50: $3.50 cash. S35 monthly. or
will rent S3S. Tuxedo bungalow. 5 rooms,
$40. o. B. HOPKINS 1928 Vermont ave.
NV. Dist. 1871 or Clev. n929.
WE HAVE SEVERAL MODERN HOMES.
to rooms, oil heat, close in. SIS to SIS.
with option to buy
RALPH GRAIN. 1929 Lee ny. Walnut $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Oontinued.)

NEAR ROOSEVELT HIGH.
Just Oh Kansas ave. and 18th st.. a
mooern 2-story and cellar brick house:
lot 2Ox166. rooms a bcdrooms) BATH
new Chamber Kas range. new electric hx-
lures, newly papered and painted floors
fenntshed Eas furnace. cleo refe.. screens.
Eeather:-strips insulated. garage. Clear.
Owner has purchase new home-a GOOD
value Ss available for discriminating buyer.
Price, $3.50
L. T. GFsAVATTE,
72Q 10Th ST. Realtor. Natl O753.
Eve. or Sun. Mr.. Nusbaum. Adams '24S4
ITO A ST. Sc.
2 rooms. semi-detached. 2 baths, 8
lavatories. full basement: electric refriger-
stor. insulated roof. Near Government
departments y block from car line. close
to schools. churches and stores. Priced
at $3.50. on easy terms. You can't
AFFORD to miss an inspection Of this
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
e25 New York Ave. NV. Natl. a7a7.
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q eoLD TINS WIZ. OWNER WILL
sacrifice 13-foom house. e4uipped q Or 3
s ssm.i, y e2rT ssSt. fb2S,55h saSf
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1921 JACKSON ST. NE.
2 rooms. > baths. arranged in two COM
, full basement. hot-vater heat. large ire
place; situated on a terraced lot with Q
wide panoramic view from the huge front
porch: there are loads of shade trees.
shrubs. flowers and = huge back yard
where the children can play entirely free
from traffic and other street hazards:
schools. churches. stores, TRANSPORTATION
| and gil conveniences are nearby; this is
one OF those rare homes where seeing is be-
ideal interior is necessary to fully appre-
ciate the value offered At Ss,:5O on terms
10 suit you. ODen for jnspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
sooi East Capitol 81. Line. 354o.
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MUST SACRIFICE
VIRGINIA BARGAIN.

u acre. large rooms: space on second
a. for more rooms. All modern; hot
| water heat. full cellar. laundry trays. oak
gas for cooking This place has Just been
finished; price only S4,SOO.5O: $500 cash,
$40 per month. plus interest on first.
Drive out and inspect this place. To reach
this property drive out new Memorial drive
| to Fairfax High School. property on riEht
side; sign on property. r. r. RILEY.
Phone Fairfax 176.
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BEST BUY BETHESDA, MD.
So, $50. 0O-3- BEDROOM BRICK.
, Automatic heat slate roof. etc. See
sample house. 2ls southvick St, Hunt
ington terrace; left at bank ! " mi. on
Georgetown I'd. SMITH BROS. B. CO. North
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9O5 FOREST GLEN RID.
COUNTRY CLUB PARK.
SILVER SPRING. MD
rooms bedrooms. tile bath; detached
garage; recreation room: oil burner: rent.
S61 so. NORTH WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP. 1920 GeorRia ave shep. 47Sa
LARGE CORNER sTOREROoM AT LYON
Park. Va, Well located: suit. for most any
kind Of business. Rent reas.
A. L. KELLEY & SON,
Arlington. Va. oxford O3s3.