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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03

Help Wanted {. Benny Goodman who has ap- peared in many concerts clarinet solois and has
 standing offer to join one of the leading classical groups is scheduled to appear with his "jvers" to- night at Hollywood Bowl. The receipts will be do mated to- of all things, the Philharmonic Continuance Fund It queer that two factions who apparently have such different ideas in music are joined by man whose love embraces both swing and classical and who will now employ one to aid the other.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03

present augmentation program is threefold. It must, with the CO., operation of the aeronautical indus try and the interested services of the army, insure production of the planes and auxiliary equipment ac. cording to the desired schedule; 1t must provide the increased base facilities; and it must procure and train pilots and mechanic to oper- ate and maintain the planes. Congress has recognized our re- quirements of total of 1865 off, cers and approximately 43,000 en- listed men and has made available $3 ,528, ,360 for initial training of pilots in certain civilian schools during the period July 1, 1939-Jan. l, 1941. The War Department decided to use civilian schools for primary training of pilots in order to in crease the number of graduate pilots heretofore educated exclusively at air corps training centers at Ran- dolph and Kelly Fields.
 Aim At 2,100 Pilots
 Under the present plan, graduates of the civilian schools will be sent to the two army centers to con- plete their basic training and to re- ceive their advanced combat train- ing. 1t is estimated that approxi- mately 2,10O pilots will be trained and become available for commits sion either in the officers reserve corps or in the regular army.
 The following civilian schools arc being utilized for the training o1 these pilots:
 Spartan School of Aeronautics, Tulsa, Okla.
 Santa Maria School of Flying, Santa Maria, Calf.
 Dallas Aviation School and Air College, Dallas, Tex. Rayan School of Aernautics, San Diego, Calf.
 Alabama Institute of Aeronau- tics, Inc, Tuscaloosa, Ala.
 Grand Central Flying School, Glendale, Calf. Louis, H..
 Parks Air College, East St. Louis, III.
 Lincoln AirpIane and Flying School, Lincoln, Neb.
 North Suburban Flying Corp, , Glenview, Ill. : Prior to enrolment in the basil and advanced courses at Randolph or Kelly Fields, student pilots wil have averaged 65 hours flying tim, each and have had about 225 hour of ground instruction.
 For training mechanics and spe cialiZed workers, we are augment ing the workers, we are augmentin the established schools at Chanut Field, Rantoul, H., and Lowry Fiel, at Denver, Colo, by providing train ing at the following civilian school for 1000 army air corps enliste' men:
 Curtiss Wright Technical In- stitute of Aeronautics, Glendale, Calf.
 The Aeronautical University, Inc, Chicago, HI.
 Roosevelt Field, Inc., Roosevelt Field, No. 1, MineOla, l.. l., N. Y.
 Spartan School of AerOnautics. Tulsa, Okla.
 Casey Jones School of Aero nautics, Inc.. Newark, N. ].
 New England Aircraft School, Boston, Mass.
 Parks Air College, Inc, East St. Louis, Hi.
 Ground Men Important
 Almost 10000 specialists will trained at the civilian and arm schools. The need for these is mad evident when it is realized that, fo each airplane to be flown. more tha 10 men are required in ground es tablismments for repair and main tenance.
 Development of the modern air plane has not been directed solel to its use as an instrument of war are Many developments pertain [ safety Of operations, and because ( these. development of c0mmercii
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03

Tom Hurney of the Internal Revenue Department who headquarters at Hartford is vacatoning at Lake Beseck Frankie Burns is still trying to stretch his wide enough to describe the sword fish he brought in at Block Island recently Court Messenger Joe Con- hopes pass through Saratoga Springs in the near future Clerk George Freeman of superior court has barrel in the mems room The reasonEd Carney found fire there last week caused by cigarette thrown among the waste papers, Luckily the container was of metal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03

Home town stuff. Bill McCann and Frank Neary of Naugatuck and Lepore Of your town are ing through New England and Canada They stopped to catch their breath at Old Orchard Beach, Maine, and sent greetings to their many friends from that polnt
 Jimmy Egan held the Tower Man breathless with his knowledge of watches Jimmy is professional horoogist and all his knowledge brought to the lore in his Willow street establishment. MT. ana MIs. t Nelson Bemay, daughter Ruth et a are pleased witn their new neighbors on Meriden Road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03
RETREATANTS ON
 ANNUAL JOURNEY
Waterbury Band Leaves Tomorrow For
 Mt. ManreSa

Represented by the largest dele-
 gation in the history of the Catholic laymen's retreat movement, forty five Waterburians will journey to Mount Manresa on Staten Island tomorrow to participate in the 29th program of spiritual activities of the famous Jesuits' home. At Manresa the local contingent will be joined by 20 men from New Haven and five from Torringtcn, members of what has been known as the Water-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03

Touring the U. s. A. Robert B. Mark of Des Moines Iowa, has odd hobby. He collects police nightsticks and has visited 76 department sta and Mary Teale G. are publishing the Neighborhood News and making success of it. Circulation now touches 75. A. C. Clark of Saint John New brunsw1ck, was gardening in his backyard His spade turned over a wristwatch It was one lost by his wife six years previously.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03
GAME ASSOCIATION
 PLANS TROUT POOL

The Fish and Game Protective as- sociation will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Central Y. M. c. A. to consider the creation of a trout rearing pool in the vicinity There has been considerable agita- ton for action of this sort for sev- eral months. If such a pool were maintained by the association, there would be sufficient supply of fish to restock the streams in this part of the state at any time.
 Plans for a sheep bake for the members of the organization will al- so be made at the meeting on Mon- day night.
 British tramps will have gas masks. i-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03
Good Evening.
BOOPS-A-DAISY!

BOOPS-A-DAISYl tNews Item: The Boops-A-Daisy, Newest Dance ron London Approved by New York Dancing MaSOeES" Ladies and gents, take your places For this dance you need open spaces Come and trip it as you go, But don't step your opposites toe Boops-a -daisy my what rustic! The lady, dear me, is wearing Dusue! Slide glide make your bow, Come on now sir, don't leap like COW! This dance calls for grace and poise, No jitterbug stuff with brass and noise Ladies and gents, stand in line, Face your partners, you're doing fine. Boops-a -daiSy away you go, On the light fantastic toel
 FEM EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03
Todsys Answers so
 cRANIUM CRACKERS

Questions on Comic Page) Sources Of the quotations are: 1. Gen. Ulysses s. Grant. 2. Napoleon Bonaparte. 3. Ralph Waldo Emerson. 1. Izaak Walton. 5. Robert Louis Stevenson
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03
BY HARRY H. WOODRING U. s. Secretary of War
Written for NEA Service, Inc,

 Washnton, Aug 3-The problems of the air force ganzaton today vastly complex than those of the day, 30 years ago. when the first plane bought for the army.
 The mission of the army air corps in the fment of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03

supporting cast. Coming soon are Young Mir. Lincoln" "Susannah of the Mounties," Man About Town" and among many others Goodbye MT. Chips."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-03

British tramps will have gas masks. i~
Evening star., 1939-05-03
Lansburgl1 Dnv Comes Only Once Yea-ake the Most of

/ ANSBURGH Doy-tonoorrow! Your big shopping
l. opportunity! A great storewide event bringing
you new seosonobe merchandise at our lowest Of the
season prices. Lonsburgh Day wos planned to bring
you all your summer needs. For children and grown
ups For your home or Summer cottoge Nothing
has been overlooked to make tonnorrow's shopping
q real deight-Extro soespeopIe, additional charge
account facilities, extra wrappers. Be sure to see
our 4 windows they'll give you pre-view Of what's
going on inside. Be here eory-IT'S LANSBURGH
DAY TOMORROW!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-10

BEAUTIFUL TAPESTRY BRICK.
4O7 Rock Creek Church Rd S7,45O
7 rms 2 baths and an additional lavatory,
arranged as apis. rear yard and gar.
S. A YOUNG CO..
Shoreham bldg Natl 33S3
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NOTICE To pIDDFPs

MI NE ~ blDOERS,
The Housing Authority Of Baltimore city
Pa%bn ase a asRfns
Of s sha Ab1sAsfsaBpns tor ld 5a.
rent housing project U 8. H. A. Md,
located at the northeast corner of Phila-
day Of December 1885, At MccaWley sn sui nen
and then at said once opened a and pub Md
The successful bidder will be required to
furnish n satisfactory performance and pay.
Attention is called to the fact that no
less than the minimum wage rates as set
t t6is IN the specincations must be paid on
up PROPOSED o;eef' forms of contract documents,
e At the once the aoasins Aut a5e IN
of Baltimore City. Maryland.
Copies 81 the documents may be obtained
4gtheTts u T cis2 as e aSSs ses
OF documents SO obtained. The amount Of
DEPOSIT %bS rst win e refunded to each bidder
the opening Of bids. Any non-bidders, upon urssa
' bidds Set obtains x be refunded
three sets. Of plans and dnsumen 1 '9 fiIi
refund will be made on three sets. and
o oaG,., S2S 90 refund will be made on the
The Housing Authority Of Baltimore City
reserves the risht to reject any or ali bids
oHu w any AuAOI WhuLlcS IN Dl0QlQR.
a certified check or bank draft payable
70 the Housing Authority of Baltimore City.
s q; g g era Bonds n an amount
uS%9 OF the bid shall be submitted with
eai No O BID shall b. Withdrawn for . n.r,o.
OF fifteen l5) days subsequent to tho
opening Of bids without the consent OF the
Housing Authority OF Baltimore City
Housing Authority Of Baltimore Cts,
,.A,o JAMES r. DAuNRe 20.
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MAKE YOUR RENT

And buy your own home. new detached
2-story houses in exclusive suburb: 20
minutes to city: Air conditioned oil burn
Fl, tile path; $3.50. on your own terms
can OWNER. Greenwood 21nG
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
If You Have ONLY S1 OOO

You may purchase this marvellous new
Chevy Chase home for as little rs $50 so
garage. paneied den on list fioor: center
hall-entrance plan; large lot: built of all
brick: oil unconditional heat, and COM
pletely insulated. The rear yard offers
sufficient space for planting. and It is my
opinion that this home is an outstanding
value. Your inspection is invited. Call
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A Wonderful Place to Live.

In addition to location this new property
is one of the most desirable in Northwest
Washington. Large 60-ft. lot studded with
oaks. offers setting which would be hard
to duplicate. This home features 6 very
large rooms. complete baths, lavatory on
] st floor. . porches of living room. ! COM
pletely screened: built-in garage. and auto
matte aforementioned heat: built of all
brick, and priced far below a comparable
home in todays market. We invite your
inspection. Call Dupont 6S26.
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FAIRFAX VIRGINIA

THIRTY MINUTES FROM CAPITAL
seven rooms. completed attic, three bright
pedrooms two tile baths, lavatory on first
moor, large living room with fireplace,
orlsht basement under entire house suit
able for recreation room; oil heating; mu-
niclpal water and sewer; two-car garage;
IDEAL city and country home detached
servants quarters. 1-acre lot, well shaded
Terms. Call Fairfax 81 for inspection. liz
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I 18th ST. NV.

UPPER 18th ST. NV.
Conv. to stores. trans; large living and
dining rooms. 4 bedrooms. IA baths,
cash. balance like rent. Natl. O5S3. Ewes.
Emerson 394O.
COLORED-NORTHEAs 6 ROOMS AND
bath, newly conditioned; ready to move
OWNER, MA 1892
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OWNERS BARGAIN

Owner offers his equity of So $50 in two.
oeoroom frame house. only ] year old fol
81 400 cash. Balance can BE- carried fol-
less than $50 monthly. House is Situated
IN restricted Arlington County area anc
Is less than one block from bus. To in.
GREEN r. MAGPITnEP
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LIVE IN ONE
RENT THE OTHER
5000.
NEW BRICK HOMES.
BRICK BUNGALOW.

$500 CASH-$55 PER MONTH.
3 bedrooms. 2 baths recreation room: 9
blocks school. ] block Wisconsin ave, 10
minutes downtown Adams q563
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lear G. U. and Model School.
TWO SOLD
ON OUR FIRST SHOWING
MICHIGAN PARK HETcurc

1910 18th ST, NE SARGENT RD).
$3.50 AND $3.50.
Ierms as low as $500 cash and $50 so
per mo. or your home in trade If priced
rlgnt buys these exceptional homes, which
feature d rms. bath, automatic heat, chest
,W.eather-stripped. large lots and high eie-
PAUL P. STONE, ADAMS O653
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EXCEPTIONAL, VALUE

New houses. and rms, furred walls,
wea ther-stripped insulated. copper water
inets, plenty Of closet space. deep lots, re-
frigerstor and Detroit Jewel stove included;
priced at S6.150; terms, $3.50 down and
S4450 per month. Call Randolph 4676
for appointment to inspect
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
- w Prniact No Nd Lax I

p w. A.: Project No. Md. 1lS5-F.
WASHINGTON Suburban Sanitary Commission.
SEWER CoNSTRUCTIoN.
Sealed bids for Contract No, 4. P. W. A.
Protect No. Md. 11S5-F. for the construc.
ton of approximately 765 feet of s-inch.
$40 feet of 10-inch. 1850 feet of 2O-inch
and 1850 feet of 24-inch cast iron pipe
sewers, 100 feet of 24-inch cast iron pipe
sewer in tunnel and lab feet of s-inch
tba pipe seWsr win BE- Ieseived
owens Ave. Hyattsvilie, Maryland, until
o'clock I'm. Friday. November II. 1889.
and, then at said Office publicly opened and
read aloud.
The information for Bidders. Form Of
and Forms of Bid Bond and Performance
Bond may be examined at said Office and
copies thereof obtained upon payment Of
$500 for each set. Any bidder. upon re-
turning such set promptly and in good
condition, will be refunded his payment.
such set will be refunded $500.
The washington Suburban Sanitary
commission reserves the right to waive any
lnformalities in or to reject any or all bids
Each bidder must deposit with his bid
security Sec + in an amount Ct not less than Aye
form and subject to the conditions pro-
vided In the Information for Bidders
Attention of bidders is particularly
called to the requirements as to conditions
OF employment to be observed and minimum
wage rates to be paid under the contract.
formed under this contract is SS5. 900.
No bidder may withdraw his bid within
ing thereof
Noyemoer 1, 1888. Chief Engineer.
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MONEY WANTED

FOR SEVERAL SMALL LIST AND End 81
mortgages. Well secured on nearby Nd.
homes. To inspect property without obli-
eating yourself in any way call JOHN A.
BR1CkLEY. District 1921
S200-Permanent Govt clerk: Illness in
family; repay S12 monthly Box 12O-T,
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2s40 Wilson Boulevard
Chestnut 1898 or Oxford 1879.
Evenings. Chestnut 57S7.
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS D.. c., WASHINGTON,
November T.. 1889. Sealed proposals will
until 2 nm, November 81, 1899, and then
publicly opened, for the construction Of
Social Security and Railroad Retirement
Board Buildings Combined System Sewer.
Ticinity OF Third and c streets s.w. Wash
ineton;. D. c. consisting of 1855 linear
feet OF terra Gotta sewer. varying in size
from - inches to "a inches in diameter,
and, $50. linear feet of . feet by 3 feet
brick and concrete sewer Apply Room 427.
District Building, for proposals and specifi-
cations. no7.S.9lO.ll13
SEALED BIDS. INDORSED Bids for struc.
tn snra IL s 4 :. for tower SPECIFICATION
Of Yards and Docks, Navy Department.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. until 1 am. Nov %.
1889 and then and there publicly opened.
for, structural steel framing for tower
5Wn "a at the Nsva Medical centeT
and accompanying drawings may be OBJ
post of check or postal money order
for SOB; payable to the Chief of the Bureau
of Yards and Docks, is required as Sc
curity for the safe return Of the drawings
Bureau. IL October. 1899. nolO,l7
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SPECIAL,

We have one new house left from group
Of seven on corner lot in Chevy Chase, Md
The builder has told us to secure an offer.
He will take $500 cash down payment or
clear lot in trade He means sell This is
your opportunity. Call Wis. 6740 daily
and Sunday till pm.
E. M FRY, INC.
47O3 Hampden Lane. Bethesda. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-10

Will buy your choice of new brick bunga-
low, large living room, fireplace, 2 bed
rooms, de luxe kitchen. tile bath. shower
attic, basement. air conditioned: $4,000;
terms. Open. 10 minutes from Chevy
Chase Circle by Conn ave. bus. Strath-
more ave, Garrett Park. Md. G: E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-10
EDW. H. JONES g. CO.. INC.
SSO0 Cnrn Ave NNnndleu O2ll

$500 Conn. Ave. Woodley 1900.
NEW HOME WITH FIRST FLOOR BED
ROOMS AND BATH. Brick construc-
ton: very roomy: also has three bed
rooms and bath on second floor. Beau
tiful colored baths. large closets and
storeroom AIR CONDITIONED. oil
burner: Venetian blinds. 2-car garage.
Located in American University Park.
Price only SlO.95O. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 500 H st. NV, National
2345
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$780,.
BATTERY PARK. BETHESDA,

S10450.
We think the word "delightful' best
describes this attractive little home. OF
Dutch Colonial design. with a perfect set
ting on spacious beautifully landscaped
grounds. fronting $50 feet, make this an
unusually offering. There are g rooms. 2
complete baths. large screened porch. first
floor den. oil heat. electric refrigeration,
and the entire property is in Immaculate
condition. BOSS e. PHELPS. Natl. 1900;
evenings or Sunday call Mrs HILL Wo.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
Cash FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME,
white Or colored. any condition. E. A.
BARRY. 3439 l4th st. NV. Col 60S6.
WILL PAY ALL Cash FOR BRICK Or
SSo oiEdI.7 L4, sls New York ave. nv.
ALL CASH NET FOR D. Q. HOUSES. THIS
ad is act for PURPOSES Of Obtaining listings.
Quick action. E. A. CARNEY, Dist. 450S
Ewes: and Sun. Geo 1890. 1928 vt. ave
I WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR YOUR D. G.
property. brick or frame. white or colored;
quick settlement; no commission; =. Il.
CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR D. G.
PROPERTY IN Any CONDITION: M0
CO. DI. 615O. 1929 L ST. NV. IL
TO SELL YOUR HOUSE QUICKLY FOR
all cash, call Met. 1853. 12s
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME;
Met. sos5. DAVID E. BARRY. 1907 H St.
IF YOUR HOUSE Is FOR RENT, FOR
sale. or II you need insurance see GLAD
MAN. 3OS Pa ave. Sc. Lincoln 0346.
Established 1901.
CASH FOR OLD HOUSES, CONDITION
not material; price must be reasonable.
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SARNABY WOODS.
YOUR. RENT

OlfU AICdUId II. INV.
Center hail. & rooms, den and recreation
room, 2i2 baths, 2-car garage; wooded lot.
Open. Georgia 1879 12s
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FOREST HILLS.
S13 25O

An all-brick home in wooded section,
adjoining Rock Creek Park. close to stores,
transp, graded. junior and senior high
price to effect an immediate sale. Among
the many features are large concrete front
porch. reception hall. double rear porches:
4 BEDROOMS, BATHS on 2nd floor oil
heat, automatic refg; maids rm. and bath:
slate roof: Gear gar Beautiful wooded lot,
50x150. This home has been completely re-
decorated and you may have Immediate
possession. For appointment to inspect.
call MR.. WASSER, Republic 1851. Eve
nngs. call Georgia 675S F. ELIOT MID
DLETCN, 2O5 Investment Bldg
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$500 CASH.

$500 CASH.
NEW DETACHED BRICK-S675O.
Center-entrance plan, large rooms,
bath, aforementioned; garage; lot 5Ox116;
near new elementary school; convenient to
large shopping center. Few minutes from
downtown by bus.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. 0753.
PETWORTH COLONIAL CORNER
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
2O-foot brick containing rooms. tile
porch, new automatic gas furnace: prop
erty completely redecorated. Owner has
been transferred to California and must
sell at once at the unusual low price Of
S6.950 Be sure to see this bargain today
Call MIR. PARKER, Dist. 300 or Ra. 4453,
ewes.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
REST RIIY-NE


Near Eastern High School. Owner, leav-
ing town. offers for immediate sale splen-
did modern home, arrange for two families;
9 lovely rooms. 2 baths, 2 fully equipped
kitchens delightful recreation room, 2
fireplaces: automatic heat; detached ga
papered throughout. end floor will rent
for $45 per month. Price. $3.50; sub
stantial cash payment; monthly payments.
80 per month including interest and
PRINCIPAL: no renewals. Ewes, Geo 8454.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH AND H SITS, NE LING. Os97.
NEW BRICK HOME,
$3.50.
~ BLOCK 18th ST NV.
Large lot, 57x100: southern exposure; 8
bedrooms. beautiful baths. large recrea,:
ton room; air conditioned. Do not fail
to call US for inspection of this beautiful
home. Price reduced for quick sale. Liberal
terms. LESLIE d. MEASELL, Adams 9563.
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NEAR WALTER REED.

1905 18th st. nw-5 rooms. best con
struction, Al condition: near all transpor
tation. schools and stores large lot; ref1ne{
neighborhood OWNER
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WHY SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY?
Brick or frame condition immaterial.
We can sell for cash If reasonably priced.
Call Dupont 1856 A. D TORRE REALTY
CO. 1923 North Capitol st.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c. property il the price is right. Frame or
brick, large nr small: condition tmmaterial.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
BOB No Cap. Realtor Natl. OATS.
WANTEDa,,FOR CASH BUYER. ROW OF
to white tenants Submit lowest cash
price subject to usual selling commission.
GEO. w. LINKINS CO.
District 1892. 1922 H st.
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NEW HOMES.
All sections. Some with little cash down
and payments as low as S27 monthly
Col 110". Free Car and Guide. Rep 2271.
CHEVY CHASE SECTION-Sl3.5OO.
A CUSTOM-BUILT HOME, JUST CON-
PLETED-7 rooms, 2 baths. many indi-
vidual features. special paneling. artistic
treatment around fireplace. Special cabi-
net work in cornices and dado. Secluded
screened porch. copper cutters and down.
spouts. Oil conditioned heat. Break
fast room. Den with toilet and lavatory.
Fine floors throughout Built-in garage.
Wide street with maple shade trees. Lot
S0Xl so
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FUN fLtN I.
ALL WITH HOT WATER HEAT
7131 9th nw-s r, 2 baths. garage $50. 90
1924 41st wv r.. ~ b., garage 1878
42O7 Ill ave n.w.-6 r., b., garage $500
543 Buchanan ST. n.w.-6 r., b. gar. $500
1920 18th n.w-6 r., b.. refg. gar so 90
GA 9th n.e-6 r.. b., refg. SIS 90
800 Tod pl. NET r.. b., garage 5000
621 Kennedy n.w-6 r., b.. refg. = 30 90
1922 Jackson n.e.-Det. bungalow 5000
FLATS
500 B st. s.e.-4 rms, bath S42 so
2019 4th n.e.-5 rms. bath -- SO 80
504 E St n.e-5 rms. bath 35 90
ITO S. C. ave. s.e.-4 rms. bath 80 SO
GEORGE I. BORGER,
Ind Ave w Natl O9S0