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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-16

(Continued from Page D Also to be filled is the position of assistant city clerk.
 A choice appointment Is that of assistant town clerk, the salary ot which position next year is raised Co $4.500. The salary boost was pro- vided in Senator Culhane's charter amendment bill.
 More App0intive Jobs
 Numerous other appointive jobs will be at the disposal of the new administration, among those of sup erintendent of schools, superinten- dent of the city hall, key places irl Che street and water departments the city engineer and his staff. City hall personnel can also be changed
 MT. Scully also faces the task oi appointing members of the various city boards such as the board of fi' nance. board of health and boardi Of police and fire commissioners.
 The appointments will be studied by the mayor-elect in the six week; remaining before he takes office ai head of the city government.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-16
Catholic May be Made
 U. s. Court Justice
Continued from Page D

AAA and other new deal structures in 1885.
 Butler, was Democrat, Catho- lie and a rlid-westerncr. Murphy fits that prescription precisely. And not only would his nomination to the court complete the entrench- ment of new deal philosophy there for at least a generation. but it would give the president an oppor- tunity to honor Jackson further It is believed that he would pc as eager to do that as to shift ms new deal attorney general to the judiciary.
 Lacking an opportunity to nomi- nate q single associate justice In ms first term, MT. Roosevelt will name five in his second, matching the rec ord of Abraham Lincoln. William Howard Taft named six men to the supreme court.
 Win Seek Catholic =.
 It is likely that the president VII seek A Catholic to succeed Butler who was member of that faith and speculation centered immedi' ately on Attorney General Franl Murphy. But the far west and soutf west will clannor for recognition II this nomination.
 Associate Justice Harold M. Steph ems of the U. s. court of appeal here also fits the speculative patteri of Buffers successor. Stephens is Catholic and from Utah. He missed nomination to the supreme court Il a photo finish this year with Asso ciate Justice Felix Frankfurter.
 Sen. Sherman Minton, D., Ind, re portedly has been under considera ton for lesser judicial appointment He is not Catholic but he is a notabl New Dealer. And among others wh are not Catholics nor necessaril welded to the New Deal but wh have figured among the possibilitie on each occasion of a supreme conr vacancy are: U. S. Circuit Judge Jos eph 0. Hutcheson, Texas, U. 8. Dis trict Judge William Denman, Sa
 Francisco. Rep. Hatton w. Sumner
 D., Tex, Dean Lloyd K. Garrison
 the University of Wisconsin La School, and Associate Justice Sal G. Bratton of the U. s. court of az peals, New Mexico.
 Congress probably would welcon . nomination of Bratton or Sumner : above any others. But Summers h 5 the New Deal court reorganizatio
 plan deadly blow in July, 193 and Bratton leans to the conservs , tive side, too.
 1 Four New Dealers In Four New Dealers in successie
 have ascended the supreme benC
 since August 12. 1887 when the pres
 dent sent to the Senate the nomini
 ton of then Sen. Hugo L. Black, l Ala, an almost 100 per cent SUI porter of Roosevelt legislation, who nomination backhred on the Whi
 House with the revelation that
 had been a member of the Ku Kl'
 Klan.
 In January 1888 MT. Roosevt ' promoted Solicitor General Stanl
 F. Reed to the supreme court. Ea y Her this year he named Prof. Eel - Frankfurter of Harvard Universi e and 40-year-old William O. Dougli who was chairman of the securiti ' and exchange commission.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-16

pubic SUeel case is that 1t leaves Republic owi in g some money to WPA.
 Down in the lengthy La or Board finding which the court upheld was a sec tion dealing with back pay for em- ployes whom the board ordered Re- public to rein state.
 Since the orig inal unpleasant ness on which the
 .,Vr, s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-16
CAPONE IS GIVEN
 TO HIS RELATIVES

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-16

hased took place back ill the spring of 1887, some of these men had been out of work long time and had gone on relief; so the Labor Boarc, in ordering the com pany to give them their back pay, Stipulated that 1t deduct tnereiron any sums which they might have received from WPA and pay those sums direct to WPA.
 That isn't entirely unprecedenteo' WPA authorities say there nave heen A few similar cases, involving small sums, in which they nave received payment. They haven't yet figured out how much they have coming from Republic.
 DECISION COMFORTS
 LABOR BOARD
 The Republic decision, incidental Nv. heartened the Labor Board more than anything that has happened an months. For 1t was this case which the board withdrew in the spring of l938, after it had already rot into court with it, because or the Supreme Courts famous ruling against Secretary of Agriculture Wallace in the Kansas City stock yards case. u..
 Wallace had set maximum rates for livestock sales commissions ln the Kansas City yards. The Su- preme Court threw these rates out on April 25, 1888, holding that Wal lace had simply taken as his own the findings of active prosecutors for the government and that the hackers had been denied a full ano fair hearing.
 By unmistakable implication, the decihon criticized any and all quasi Judicial agencies which failed to "act in accordance with the cherished tradition embodying the basic con cepts of fair play"
 FORSAW COLLAPSE
 OF REPUBLIC CASE
 Tae Labor Boards finding agains Republic Steel was before the Thirt Circuit Court at the time. Since tn boards procedure in reaching thi flnd!ng had been analogous to tha followed by Secretary Wallace in tn ptockyards case, 1t was almost fore gone conclusion that the Republi 7 finding would collapse in the sam way as soon as the Supreme Cour rot at 1t.
 Consequently, the board aske permission to withdraw its case fror the Circuit Court and to vacate 1t order. Republic Steel contested thi plea, which eventually went to tn Supreme Court. Last spring tn Supreme Court ruled that the boar might do this.
 The order was vacated, and tn board carefully went through il routine afresh, issuing propose ties to the case to file exception findings of fact, inviting both par and briefs, and taking pains to mak dts procedure jibe with the ruling the stockyards case.
 With the Circuit Court uphoholo ing the finding and order whic resulted, the board now feels ths at has got over one of the mo- serious threats ever made to its at Shortly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-16

Nearly 100000 people have already paid for 0ermany's new Peoples Car,." which will not appear before next year.
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OUTSTANDING VALUES.

oUTsTANDING VALUES:
NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
6Ol LAMONT ST. NV.
SS0 m Rec. hall, living room.
*OS'O dining room. 2 bedrooms.
kitchen and bath. garage. porch.
IN PETWORTH
40i DELAFIELD PL. NV.
SSS m Living room, dining room.
%0o'V bedrooms Q inclosed
porches kitchen and bath: garage.
SEMI.DETACHED
Just West Of Wis. Ave-, at River Road
4414 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
SS7. 50-ALving room. dining room:
8 bedrooms. kitchen ana
bath. 8 large porches.> rear yard;
garage.
Near 14th and Park Rd.
1445 PARKWOOD PL. NV.
S65. .OO-Livin9 room. dining room:
%O~ bedrooms. kitchen ana
bath: built-in sarase: screened
porches.
CORNER HOME.
bO20 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
SIS. .5O-Livins room. dining has,rsa room.
kitchen. . baths, built-in garage.
14o4 X. cAFRiTZ. Dist. $3.50.
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HOME VALUES.

HOME VALUES.
so Gas IN h.-W.h. w. ~ IND, .~ss '-'A. $50 60
va 1ss. h..w.h. o.' ."-.-''~'.~'-- $500
' eiee.. - gas. 81 h.-w.b ~" b.---"".-- ' = - -~A" $500
4sss K; ksns:s s:s 81; es' ss s:-s rms. 1000
lsis iss So:s - eiPsIss II sss. rms. bath $3.50
sos sra s.: n;;x..iio rms. baths. az m
1901 q, 18th s. .nns ns.-7 rms" bath q, 90
e2l Del.neld p: n.w.-e rms. bath. q. m
1o4' 18th St; s.e.-e rms. bath. cleo, WV WV
1883 So North Ortiz eapito! st-e rms. bath. '.oo
55 W st. n.w-6 rms. bath. elec..
e1s H Hamilton St pw.-5 rms. bath so oo
a4se sIec sna sas St b.as n.fs-5 rms BATH so 90
elec., gas. h.-wh. 5000
81 8 st n.E-6 rms.' bath. cleo. o
aos 9th St, ppe-e rms, bath. cleo. .so
20 else' New sss YOrk i ave " nee rms bath 7.o
1916 c, st. n.e@6 rms. bath. cleo. .''0
gas h-w.h. --- 45.o0
osas .h.-vh; 1880
elec.. sas; h-wh ~ 1880
DUPLEX APARTMENTS
1880 2sth st. Sc. No. 3-3 rms, kit,
porch. elec.,. gas heat --"s47.5o
rms. kit. ba til. cleo, gas - 45.OO
4sA Quincy pl. n.e.-5 rms. bath.
elec. Oil heat, garage 42.5O
500 North Capitol St, No. 3-2 rms,
kit, bath; elec- sas h..vh. $3.50
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos North Cap. ct. Realtor. Natl. 6731.
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HOUSES UhFURNIsHED.
OPEN TODAY.


s4Ss Tn st. n.w.-buiit.in ssrsss --ss7 80
Other bargains in this section, S47 80 np.
Dixie sS Il II REAITY zlEfEse' co. Z. NAT $3.50.
448 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
2 rooms and bath. hot-water heat. sun
parlor. electric refrigerator. GARAGE.
RENTAL, $67 so.
Open Sunday. 10 to g.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl. 5000.
4448 FARADAY PL. NV.
Very delightful detached house. con-
tanning rooms and bath. buiit.in saraggs g:
hoH;h h:,Th; new-houss condition; rental $50
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K St. NV. Natl. $500.
NEAR WOODROW WILSON HIGH
eonSson ssrsse s7ooo
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
4e1o Wis. Ave. wo. 1871: Eve. wo. 1895
Sc S ST. NV.
Very desirable row-brick house. 8 rooms
hous ss m sas.sna ss ssna6S ssa rental A
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 x St. NV. Natl o3Oo
54O1 9th ST. NV.
Very desirable detached corner home; 9
excelient sanso candtion en rentsi 1 e ssa'5o ' ~
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 x St. NV. Natl 1900.
3726 LIVINGSTON ST. NV.
r, b.. oil burner. lear garage
s Key at At s7io ieS Livinsston st. NV. WV
5704 GEORGIA AVE. NV:
+ and Z se2o HUNT AVE, ''0'''
CHEVY CHASE MD.
r. and b.. Lear garaEe, maids
~ Key at 1928 Hunt Ave.
404 18th ST. Sc.
. Il 5la + SHERIDAN a:iEiR ST. NV: s.''0v
WASH tas f. LOAN L. ssI'ss & fRusT FIT ST. Co.
900 NV. r. Z. Dept. Natl. 3440.
Near western ave. and Mass; .vs. pe-
iivins dining ~ room, kitchen and bath air
'0nd'?n4'ss is4s H. leEsf 5Gt 90 AVE snsh
families: sa:i5siy fedecor.sed' front and
'e' 4o3s GAuLT PL. NE
rooms and bath iIeSt and nar rear yard
A. S. GARDINER,
1910 K St NV Natl. o334.
NEAR NAVY YARD.
DETACHED-S45.
cs31 3Oth ST., s,e.-5 rooms and bath
NAT. MORT. INVEST. CORP,
1912 N. Y. Ave National 1898.
8l5 B ST. Sc.
bath kens sss In to ie
s!rable tenant.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
slt Lincoln Rs. Aye; Sos4. s.E'
1893 LANIER PL. NV.
Semi detached brick dwelling. eisht
eHy .na saa .usos see for 9e
$77.50.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
e25 l5th s.. NV. Natl. Zoo
OPEN l TO5
NR. TECH HIGH SCHOOL.
3l3 T St ne-6 large. bright rooms
tile bath. modern kitchen with new gas
range garage: entirely redecorated S4T 80
LEO M BERNSTEIN 4, CO, MET. 5400
OPEN TO 5.
3O1 WEBSTER ST. NV.
Corner: rooms, tile bath. 2 incl
porches. auto. heat, recreation room, ga
rage. large yard: S61 SO. ~
LEO M BERNSTEIN & co. MET. 54OO
3418 29th ST. NV.
s rooms, 2 baths, h-w.h.. porches:
rental, $50; blk. from Conn. ave at
Ordway st.
Investment BldE, Dist 20O2.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

$500 PINEY BRANCH RD. NW.-cLEAN,
attractively fllrn., 5 rms, b.; auto neae'
refg: gar; lease; adults. Randolph 92Oo.
BLOCK FROM CONN. AVE-s RMS, 2
Emerson 1919.
WESLEY HTs.-BEAUTIFULLY FURN. 10
GOOD trans Woodley 5147 for appointment.
WILL FURNISH No. 341e MORRISON ST =
Chevy 70 chase D. ar9e 9een 4s ba 0eg VeTan
das: as: sarase; 81 s1as: 81 vii furnish Larger
house rms .ouippe6 2 6ahs Wifb
ssnial gen e. families fan les FULTON R aoRDSN;
izs7 Eye st.; District 1890. once also
go RssTd paTi Hobiql tine 5ssi
Ret gEssk piH the AVE hsndeme ASD
stone Stone houses Of the city, with most attrac;;
tive view over the old mill, the park and m
Rooms enough for srss sba
acres OF land: Available January, / tor
SEsYi5 EssY}!i {iss sHoENAkSR' l7ia x st. NV
$500 PINEY BRANCH RD. N.w.--cLEAN.
attractively furn. rooms, b.: auto. heat: heat:
refs; gar: lease; adults. Randolph 9206.
NEAR ROCK CREEK FAREWELL FURN.
Bargain to responsible people; redecoraLeo.
rms. maids rm.; gar. NO. 142O. Apt. $40.
81 HAMILTON ST. NW.-5 ROOMS. 2
nclosed porches: garage: Rentiles, adults:
aVallaole Dec. IS; S65. Adams 5515.
el53 3lst PL NV. - DELIGHTFULLY."-
VIM. R. ELLIS 1889 Eye st. NV. DIST. 202o.
BETHESDA, MD SIX ROOMS AND
oatn garage and large yard; near school;
OIL neat Mich. OILS. Apt. 10. 10s
OLD ALExANDR1A-s75 OR UNFUR-
nlsneo. ami; newly renovated; 8 rooms. 2
TO-
owNER-LovELY HOME. 4 BEDRMS.,
finished attic. Gear garage. oil heat: "a
block 18th ST.. 3 blocks Walter Reed:
available Jan. l; rent. $3.50 mo. 1929
Geranium st. NV,
NICELY FURN.. I RMS, 2 BATHS. REC.
Fm... .porches dble. garage, Oil heat; nice
location: 1 blk. bus; reas. Shep. $3.50.
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uolIsEs lIAeupNlshED.

e22 53rd st. n.w.-s r. and b. nm
~ Is V$5th st. n.v.-s :. and b.. ~ oo w
JAMES A9as1ss 4ss COX S0eDEs4sD, e! sN: R..lssI
bath, new hot-wstsr heat. electricity. viii
install sx'Is HoHHSg+Sfa s1as & afsIrisai saos..
9TH and ii sts. NE: Line. oso7.
NEAR ROCKVILLE: on ROCK cREER
@ ICONS. :Y0S BATHS; modern; large grounds;
~ iso 30 ( ogis s9 NV + 'Ho'AAks.sa| s:s| ,,ss.
$50. .O0-3sll. BEECHER ST. NV
ssh 5Hs Solsss 9 p aa:t ass q. s.%!d't o Id .c7'..
ss2s so&11oss oA. st. n.e.-s =. b.
s5s:5SGa11l varnum n.v-s r" b.
se sssee:SSS1$1S S1 1sth st. n..-s..s b. h;;x,h. ;.s;a
sssS:SSSSf46sA sAs,s T. II s. j. z1sS5s:
$50 :0o-403b Bennins I'd. n.e.-b rms.
ssz.5o@isas Mont.llo ave. n..-7 rms.
$; 81, ''s a,9s aHGs g. R Ry' WALSH 1Sc 3d. 1887
double back porch. upper half inclosed
house 7 ;HSi}sa, so'el'fs sassS 81 .soo
1855 18th ST. NV.
rms hssh 1888 hiSe; 14ts e. NV, wv dec $50
rms ,tss Sssh; oa6ns sisss tsE.' ~ nv. $3.50
8 rms" bath 1a NH y sA SN sge'
rms passi as4s e,sis0sH'is1sd' o4K 81 SW: $780,
rms, 1sss sssh; afRSRb fRtSi besti s.. Ss9i NV
44 'stes MoNfAdts Fl eSf! 81 Sl'fE NV s.F $780,
ns7 ,s7. fESSF s:4S ns aS aSEDoS' 5si: 5sc esss.
sEAR eoNIN1EcTIScggT Sg AVE. AVE- cIEvElAMD LIANT
ss esSss ss;Sss oil
suinaee asaa y.a e.r Nsss ssr. & sss rooms Gas
1924 UpshnnT st. n.w.-e rooms bath
~ ,71e ( koSis Il NV Z sHorAAkss. k.,l, 1885.
e Rsss9N2XE Sg5SSX Fl; kEN4: NJ:
rooms eeEs 4SRRe R2'-EissE ksHIfY Asss Co.,
los sth g. s;E.6 R, B.; EXCELLENT
ooHp1Ilos A T. aa1spiEY:: a5i e: ess N. Y. AVE. :.
oPEN-so4 INaRAHAM ST. NV,
6 rms elassed-in pr; gas 60l Far
ragut ST.: corner; cars. One in BrightWood.
$3.50 Geo. l122.
3705 CAMDEN ST. s;E.-5 ROOMS. BATH:
landscaped lot: near Transportation
s4os HoIMEAD p. NV rooms
wv CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO,
025 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Ma. 97e7
BEpRMs 2 a,lIs TT VIDE sEMIiDET Mr. srd
i''0 s'' =: Tslsii aRAHAM zssfns: ! ooea2D1EN:
Natl. 1889. 3l3 Woodxsrd Bldg.
Ewes. Wisconsin 3126-J.
g rooms and bath, . inclosed porches.
F''''' THos. J. FISHER CO..
7as 18th St. NV District $3.50
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Two practically new homes in excellent
ss sss sss.ss ssss nssiss sssa
"isEi. Franz fs2 8. PHI PHILIPS DISTRICT 1411.
MASS. AVE. PARK.
Jms baths n. Sos 1 sear and maas m exs.ent
'GeRllSh FRASk s: PHILIPS. DISTRICT l41l.
6l3 IRVING ST.
rms. bath, oil heat, front porch; cow.
FRANZ; FRANK s. soI' PHILLIPS. DISTRICT 1411.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
rms. baths recreation rrn,, gas heat:
bult-in gar: lge. lot; house in excellent
FRANK S, PHILLIPS. DISTRICT 1411.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
1888 Northampton St.
= rooms, 2 baths. oil heat. large lot.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. Di. 3346.
LOVELY HOMES.
Popular Neiehborhood
2411 OBSERVATORY PL. NV
Six rooms and bath: modern and in excel
lent condition; built-in garage. Rent, SO.
1913 18th ST. NV.
Detached and of brick construction.
Nine large rooms. three baths and two-car
garage 0i RoskRr 5sfa Hsnti 81: isSvAsa;E. Ssv1zAs;E
s07 Union Trust Bldg Natl. $3.50.
On0 0TISTTN1rT~TyCU
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WE CAN RENT YOUR HOUSE; TENANTS
waiting EDWIN L. ELLIS.
1910 Vermont Ave Rm. cit. Natl. 1884,
5 OR ROOM HOUSE OR BUNGALOW,
in WASHINGTON working adults; S35 to $40.
Box 212-Y. Star.
FURNISHED HOUSE 10 OR MORE
Housekeeping rms and apts., NV. section
preferred Call Wis 1912
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goo RITTTlNHzoVsE 8: 81 - N.Y. V,oo
,sss 81 sasRDAs III hiss 'igFe s. Nv ~; slo0
r. . sesi 81 80 fARR fis'; ;ne, 'iTHMssy' wv $780,
s75s NosTHAIPToN On 81. NV.
r. issi 81 0'1 Ahsisos nfis lsrsi g. lsf; sr $50
-" III Il FsxsobY 5is s5f 'yi 81. sfet: SW: $50
g. III 4 M1nisGs sfs s% ST. Fl sW; sss!' s7'.
r b. ssos s;rh: list Isf!s s4st, gar; Sc
r. b.: aaoi sSt' BIS BIS 81 s47'is, NJ.
$50 .UcKERMAN ST. NV.
. T. b. 1855 sish; hsth 5efsE' s., fs5 NW. So
T. $3.50 g. h dEoRofH 4 81 fsdesSTs'fs: ave NV s'''
8 r. b. fot,gater ss heat $50.
r. b. 's! ssos BEG & 81 s1sns:Re~' Sc $50.
5-r. bvngalox oil heat: s45
1924 1sth I St. n NV H"o' Dist Dist. ss4s.
LOW RENT HOMES.
500 st. NE rooms, bath, elec
1910 N Car ave. ne rms, bath ''o
elec. h.-wh.. garage $40 so
e17 22nd st. n,w;-6 rooms, bath.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
2135 Pa. Ave. NV. Rep. 2112.
2317 lst ST. NV.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
1107 Eye st. NV National 646s.
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ROOMS, KITCHEN & BAT

2 ROOMS, KITCHEN g. BATH,
$3.50 18th ST. N W.
Corner Lamont st. Big. bright
rooms: large dinette. New apart
ment building with 24-hour ele-
vator service. ParQuet floors.
Venetian blinds throughout. gas,
electricity and refrigeration in
cluded in rent. See Res. Mgr.,
MRS. TORSYTHE. Hobart 1922.
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THE FARNsBoRo, North 1887,

] ROOM, KITCHEN, DINETTE
& BATH. 315O 18th ST. NV.
corner Lamont st. Big, bright
rooms. large dinette. New apart
ment building with 24-hour ele-
vator service. Parauet floors
Venetian blinds throughout; gas,
electricity and refrigeration in
cluded in rent. See Res. Mgr,
MRS FORSYTHE Hobart oloE
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
aO2 SPRING ST,
SILVER SPRING. MD.
NEW-S7.750-BR1CK.

CHECfA FEA1 UHE5.
s7so cash So per month THIS bi aWnss honse
sSua ssss sel rsn' 81 Between a per oeoraa
Colesville I'd. / block beyond trafic light.
12x24 dining 12x13. large equipped
kitchen. 3 large bedrooms. 1oored attic
slate roof, oil heat. furred. insulated.
screened, weether-stripped Soft: lot win
garage on back. Colonial front porch.
wAPLE 4 JAMES: INC.
Silver Spring once
S433 Geoysia Ave. Shepherd ZOO.
BIB BUNKER HILL .RD,
Mount Rainier, Nd, 2 blocks. north Of
Rhode Island ave.-A tapestry brick OF
rooms baths: pcrehes; OIL di,hs heat :,sdnd wn5
lot with biz trees. We have taken this
homs in exchange and the price asked
should sell today. One-fare zone. close
to business section Of Rhode Island ave ne.
WAPLE 4 JAMES; INC.
GA, csosalv Silver Spring efise; sSspb.rd ,aoo
BEAUTIFUL WooDMooR.
AT FOUR CORNER, MD.
119 LEXINGTON DRIVE.
De luxe bungalow, " acre OF ground.
exceptionally large rooms. screened porc<,
garagc, air conditioned 36-foot recreation
room, slate roof. two open nreplaces.
~ WAPLE 4 JAMES; INC.
$40. c.osaiy Silver s Spring stsnbsrd 9faes; .ooo
A BARGAIN FOR HOME .INvEsTMENT;
garage. refrigerator. Price, 81 900; easy
cali Mr.. Rowe. All. s4a2-J or
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC. Dist. 3346.
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ROOMS KITCHEN BATH

3 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH,
14OO FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Corner apt. with large rooms.
So arranged that 1t could be
used as 2-bedroom apartment.
Reception hall, large kitchen.
free gas. tile bath. light floors,
ivory woodwork. 24-hour ele-
vator and switchboard service.
Res. Mgr, Col. 033S.
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S ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH,
140O FAIRMONT ST. NV.

Corner apt. % GXpOSUTSSI, Tc.
ception hall, dining room, liv-
ms room, 2 bedrooms, large
kitchen; free gas. tile bath: tn "a 4 :
service. Res. MGR. MISS Nc
NTYY Yv roI nQ2G
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$500 P1NEY BRANCH RID. N.w.-cLEAN,
sftractively flIrn, rms. b.; auto heat;
refg.; gar; lease; adults. Randolph e2O6.
BLOCK FROM CONN. AVE-s RMS, 2
baths, detached; oil heat garage; adults.
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1880 BITMoRE. sT. NV.
2a4a TLDEN sT. NV.
Semi detached; 8 rms. Q baths. garage
oil heat; redecorated throughout.
2211 3Sth ST. NV.
rms. brick, 2 porches auto, heat.
S14 NGRAHAM ST. NV.
eemi-detached. brick. 6 rms. Q inclosec
1924 RIVER RD. NV.
eemi-detached brick. rms. bath.
9RopM COLBERT,
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$3.50 DOWN PAYMENT,
on en- nCD NENNYrIJ

$44.5U PER MONIH.
A distinctive new group of ultramodern
and room de luxe homes; priced at
$6,150. Featuring brick-and-stone con.
| struction. air conditioned heat. beautiful
| tile bath modern kitchen, with refg stove;
! full, dry basement; copper water pipes,
| fully insulated; furred walls: weathsr-
| stripped and caulked and beautiful land
scaped lot Conveniently located. For ap-
pointment to inspect call Randolph 1916
| hat m q n
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3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH,
2129 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Spacious. cool apartments, in
aIie5 It. residential nuiiane 3rst .
erences required; 24-hour ele-
vator and switchboard service;
roof garden. See Resident Man
ager.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
S425Q.
OPEN TODAY, 1875,
Acn0 1ErYY CT hT Wy

Shown for the first time. this lovely 90
| It. Colonial brick is truly the outstand-
| ing buy Of the season. large rooms:
tile bath. 3 porches. parouet floors. oil
heat. etc, Reconditioned like. new. Ct-
| fered at sacrifice price with low monthly
payments See it today.
TEO M RFPNSTEIN r. co.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

PetWorth. Near st. Gabriel's.
ONLY ONE LEFT-OPEN ALL WEEK,
The home you are looking forE5O6 Al.
cond. insulated: see and Compare.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC,
/ s15 18th NV. Dist 1858.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

OWNER HOME. 4 BEDRMs.,
finished attic. Gear garage. oil heat: "a
block 18th ST., 3 blocks Walter Reed;
avatable Jan. l; rent. $3.50 mo. 1929
GerAnium st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
CORNER COLONIAL.
HOUSES UkFURNlsHED.

OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 7.
$3.50 ALBEMARLE ST, NV,
Evening star., 1939-12-10

COLORED
5344 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Suitable for doctor or professional
tenant: beautiful Groom semi-det. home
tile bath shower; oil heat. Ready for i'm
TRANSPORTATION.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
Realtors
Qo5 New York Ave NV. Natl. a197.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

CRESTWOOD,
At Rock Creek Park.
STONE LORD AND Caldwell. Developers
1856 UPSHUR ST. NV.
A beautiful center-hall Colonial home on
lot 65 IT. frontage; 8 spacious rooms, ga
baths, recreation room. Q open hreplaces.
built-in garage; all modern structural fea-
lures.
BUILDERS
PAUL p. STONE AND AVON eHOCKEY.
Presented by
PAUL p. STONE.
Realtor,
Taylor 2244.
BUNGALOW-$250 CASH.
Your opportunity to buy an attractive
bungalow In a desirable section of Takoma
Park, Md, with monthly payments like
rent to include Interest, principal and
taxes. large rms, bath. h.-w.h.. fireplace.
hardwood floors large front porch. inclosed
rear Sleeping porch; detached garage; new
house condition; vacant: immediate posses-
sion. Evenings. phone Shepherd 1913.
SIS, $50.
, HOHENSTEIN BROS,
7th and H sts. NE Lincoln oSe1.
(0ontinued % Next 4e0A)
Evening star., 1939-12-10

NICELY FURN.- : RMS. 2 BATHS. REC.
Fm... .porches db!e. garage, oil heat; nice
location: 1 blk. bus; reas. shep. 1880.