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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-22

TOMORROW, many of your
friends and relatives outside Of
Connecticut will be holding an
old fashioned Thanksgiving re-
union, a week earlier than usual.
You'd like to celebrate with them,
of course - but if you can't be
there in person, you can at least
join them by telephone. And it will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-22

cost little, for the bargain long dis.
lance rates that usually apply only
at night and on Sunday will be in
effect all day tomorrow to the states
listed below. Take advantage of
this special reduction to celebrate
with distant loved ones. Your
operator will gladly give you the
rate to any place you wish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-22
G. LEROY KEMP
RESENTENCED

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-22
SIX NAZI PLANES
RAIDED ISLANDS

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The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
City Union of Ushers &
Usherettes
Jack Fall, Reporter
WE. 2094

Last Sunday the 10th as you
remember was Cabinet Meeting
And what q grand t me we had.
1t seemed like old times.
After listening TO the report,
coming from Bethel Baptist, or
shall I say letter, thanking US
for our visit of a couple Sundays
ago And also understanding
more fully the nature of the
meeting, MI. Andrews, we believe
we owe you and your local an
apology for say ng what we did,
we all make mistakes sometimes
so we will shake, for give, and
forget. But don't forget the Old
Fashion Box Lunch on the 21st,
at Bethel AME on Franklin st.
We are expecting each local and
its pastoG and wife to be our
guest that mite.
l must remind you again that
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
THE RECORD
II 4 GUIDE

Criticizlng the institution of life insurance
has become a paying business. But these very vocal
critics who cash in on criticism, d.n't seem able to
suggest anything better. In past times, a few OF
their schemes have been tried-and usually found
sadly wanting.
What criticism cannot hid is that life Insur-
ance has given the American people more and bet
ter protection than is enjoyed anywhere else in the
world-that, even in the face # great disasters,
such as war, the percentage of life insurance failures
has bees microscopic-and that life insurance, to the
bulk of us, offers the only sure and practical means
of providing for dependents, and FIR our own
futures.
In other words, look at the record. The voices
of life insurance's most extreme critics are puny
indeed when put beside it.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

Frst of 257 new street mar
kerr now beng installed at 15t
downtown stfeet intersections by
tho Nebraska Power Company,
vas put in place "Wednesday
morning December 81 at the
city hail corner, Eighteenth an1
tarnam Streets, by Mayor Dan
Butler and j. E. Davidson, pres.
ident OF the power company.
Workmen of ths power COM
pany expect to have the remain
ms signs installed within the
next week or the ten days, de-
pending on the weather.
The new signs are of blue and
white enamel with four-inch let
ters designating the street each
sign faces, and the intersecting
steeet dd5ignated above in 2-inch
letters. Each s.gn is in an orna-
mental frame attached to the
steel light pole at intersections
Throughout the business district.
They MI of the same type as are
used in New York City.
Tho old signs, to be replaced,
because they had become faded
and rusty after many years use,
had letters but two inches high
and did not designate the inter
secting street. To visitors and
a long felt need which the city
o legible markers will prove
of even greater convenience than
to residents of the city. They fill
alongfelt need which the city
has long recognized, but fol-
which it could hardly spare the
funds because of the many de-
mands for other necessary CITY
activities.
In appreciation of the power
company's generosity in contri-
buting this service to the city.
the city council, Tuesday passed
a resolution introduced by Street
commissioner john Knesl thanIk-
ing the company.
The new signs are being in
stalled along the following
streets:
Farnam, Ninth to Turner Bou
levard; Harvey, Ninth to Invent.
sixth; Howard, Ninth to TWEEN
tieth; jackson, 9th to 10th Ave.
Jones, 9th to 10th, 22nd to oath
st. Marys Avenue, 17h to oath
Leavenworth, 9th to Park Ave
nue.; Douglas, 9th to 25th Ave
nue.; Capitol, 18th to 18th; Dav
export 18th to 10th; Thirteenth
Davenport to Hickory; SixteentI
Leavenworth to Cunning.
Remarking all of street
throughout the city is expecte'
to be done early next year, May
or Butler announced. The cit
, now has a WPA project pendin
for this work, he said.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

Sunday. the 18th Salons local OF
which Mr.. Herbert IS president,
IS having their pre- Xmas Tea at
2423 Parker St OF course you
may prefer coffee, but however
9o must drop in and sip awhile
18th them, because you will
ayo something yourself some
me, then you can leave there
md go over to Mt. Moriah on
5.lio street to the white Gift"
ervice. You know each local is
leked to send two ushers. Men
n regular I'm Inns, W men in
all white. Oh yes, strange hit
rue. So don't forget your gloves,
lean of course. You can laave
our chewing gum at home this
ne.
Zion ushers had rather a try
ing day last Sunday due o the
oct that Rev. Harper the exlpas-
: preached and everybody in
town seemingly was out at all
5srvices b sea and hear him. Be-
irg ira ned and accustomed to
handling big crowds as they so
,ften do it was just another Sun.
gathering in Their line of work.
It is worth a visit to go over
.hero some Sunday and see those
Il hers 'struct their stuff
VIZ We're glad to see our
secretary Mus. COSBY in our
meeting last Sunday. The Presi-
dent announced that the next re-
gular meeting will be held the
4th Sunday in January.
VIZ learn Mrs. Henderson was
reelected for president of her To-
cal for next year at their election
II officers meeting last week.
Mrs. Henderson, you must be a
good president. Well, here's
hobing to see you later. I'll be c.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
CURTIS

The funeral of Curtis Bonds, a
resident of Omaha for Is years
was held Dec. 4th, from the
Lewis chapel. Rev. G. @. Kicker
son officiated. A large represent
alton of the boys whom he work
ed with at Afmours were present
and many other friends, paying
their last respects. He is sur
wed by his sister, Mrs. Martha
Smith, niece Thelma Smith, Mrs.
Clara Samley and other rela-
tives. Interment G~raceland Park
cemetery.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Brothu hood of Sleeping Car
Porters gave "a breakfast in
honor of A. Phillip Randolph, In
ternational President of the Bro
therhood, and M. p. Webster,
First Vice president of the Bro
therhood, at the home of Mrs.
Selma Clark on Saturday morn
ing. December 9th at 1890 AN.
Covers were laid for 30. Those
present included:
Mrs. f. M. Harris, President of
tho Ladies Auxiliary, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. F. w. Cloud, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Beasley, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Woods, Mrs. l..
Pharr, Mrs. A. Lewis, Mrs. H.
Avant, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Sanford,
Mrs. l.. S. England, Mrs. F..
Moore, Mrs. eileen Deekard, Mrs.
Wesley, Mrs. Todd, Mus. George
Althouse, Mrs. Ned Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. John Vonner, Mrs. B.
Ray, Mrs. Olivia Kirtley, Mrs.
Guy Smith, Mrs. George Adams,
Mr.. w. r. Johnson, Mr.. w. w.
Simms, Mr.. S. Towles, President
If the Local Brotherhood, and
Mr.. Taylor Murrell, Secretary
Treasurer of the Local Brother
hood.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por.
ters will sponsor their annua
Pref Christmas Tea, on Decembel
81, 1889, at the home of Mrs
Charles Woods, 1928 North 27tl
Avenue, from 4 until s Pm. 4
beautiful quilt will be given a
door prize to the person holding
the lucky number.
| Mrs. +. M. Harris, President
Mrs. F. Cloud, Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

Mayor Dan Butler, top, re
ceiving, the Eighteenth Slreel
marker from ]. E. Davidson
president of Nebrasga Power
G mpany, after hav ng put tn
Flarnam street marker in place
at the City Hall corner. Thi
hriei ceremony WIS held Wedens-
day morning, December 6, to place
the first Of 257 street marker
at 1916 into. sect ons in downtown
Omaha contributed by Ndsrask
Power Company as a service +
.ho city.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

The Friendly 16 Bridge Club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Davis, 2118 North 29th St.
After playing twelve hands of
bridge, the members was served
a delicious repalss by the host
and hostess.
Massey Avant, President
Walter Ford, Secretary
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

IF the people of the United States are to
weight, intelligently the merits of public VS.. private
rendering of electric service, not only must public
systems include taxes at the same rates as those
paid by private utilities, but they must also accur-
ately bedit all free or under-cost services which are
furnished by other governmental departments, and
all of which represent an expense to the taxpayers. y
r. Abrams.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

Mr.. John N. Thomas, So years
of age died Saturday (Dec. 2 '39)
at a local hospital after a brief
illness. He was a plasterer by
trade and had lived in Omaha for
twenty five years. His wife the
former Miss HENRIETTA Wilson
proceeded him in death Is years
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

If in order to combat the notion that Ameri-
can young people need to look for guidance to that
dictatorial regime which is the embodiment of Com
munisIn, il is felt necessary to set up counterorgani-
cations among youth, let such organizations have
the sponsorship of leaders whose dev,tion to Ameri-
can institution has been ested."-Raymond Moley.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

, go For tn past ten years Mr.
thurman had made his home W I'll
II. and Mrs. Hat1y N Norman,
1927 South Goth street.
Nh. Thurman is survived by a
ister Mrs. Anna Butts of Duluth
linn. and a brother, Isiah Thur
man of Detroit, Michigan. Fun
aral services were hsld Monday.
Dec. II in the afternoon with the
Rev. R. W. johnson of the Metro
9olitan off Chatting at the Thomas
Funeral Home, 2022 Lake.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
HILLSIDE XMAS SERVICE

AT the eleven o'clock service
ON Sunday Dec. oath, the pastor,
Kew. j. S. Williams will preach
the sermon. The choir will sing
The beautiful sixteen century
French Christmas carol angels
Over the Fields" by Dickinson
and Rose of Sharon" by Schu-
Ahert At 4:30 in the afternoon
will be the Bird annual candle
light musical. AT this service the
choir will sing excerpts from
Handel's Messiah" Augmenting
the choir will be a young peoples
chorus of so voices, incidentally
singing 3 outstanding Christmas
S-anols, and serving in the capa-
city of an chorus. The young
peoples chorus will join in the
concluding anthem which bring
Che service to a marvellous i'm
gessiye climax.
at 8 PM. will be the Sunday
nchool services at which time
everyone will sing Christmas
carols and the children will offer
. program. Everyone is invited
90 these services.
The afternoon program fol
lows:
Professional
Invocation
Lords Prayer ..... Del
Silent Night, Holy Night.
(Antiphonal singing)
Anthem "And the Glory of tn
Lord. Hlande
Anthem "Glory to Cod ~.Hande
Lighting of the Christ Chill
Candle .-.-
Anthem "Chrst we do all ador
thee Duboi
Offertory Alteration ..--.Gal
~He was Despised" (solo) Hand'
Mrs. Irene Morton
Behold the Lamb of God Hand
~And the Glory of the Lord ,
MRS. Morton
sSurely He Hath Born OF
Grief Hand
ANGELS Der the FIELDS DicEnsc
(For both choirs)
Occasional .----Hark the Hera
Angels Sing.
BeneaictiOn ~---
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

Mt, Calvary ushers and usher
cites annual social that was held
at 260S Hamilton street, Deem
Der 9th was a wonderful success
We want to thank the members
and friends for their support il
making this affair the success
that it was.
M. Warren, President
Miss Peel, secretary
Evening star., 1939-10-30

nett. Geo o"9s. t''' WI oe'1-
~ WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th St NV Dis 224e
ATTRACTIVE HOME NEAR GEORGE
Masninston va university rooms and bath
fee to wide alley. Price. S1c5nn ~
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD, Re Rea]tor
123 Goth ST NV.
NEAR 14th AND F SITS. NE.-a ROOMS,
> baths, steam heat with oil burner recrea.
ton room two-car garage. Price $1,000
Can be sold TO colored buyer
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD refrieeration truck, 1889, 1Ia to
Quick sale to right buyer Rear 615 A
bama ave. Sc. CONGRESS Heights. D. C.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

1915 AUSTIN ST. SE.-DETACHED
brick suitable for 2 families. on beautiful
wooded and Handicapped lot: terms; $3.50,
or, for rent. $40 mo. PAUL p STONE,
Adams 0653.
115 C NE-BIG. MODERN HOUSE 3 B.,
gar. sos. 421O Jenifer St. you will like it
at S79 so; r; and b., like new. gar. Ur-
ban. farms. shore cottages garages: re-
duced. COIORED E. Col. Hts. 5-r. and b.
mats. 1880: ami: fine repair N. T.
RYON CO., 1915 N. Y. ave Ma, 1907.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
AUCTION SALES.
THOs. J. OWEN a. SON, AUCTIONEERs,
1431 Eye St. NV,

TRUsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Estate, IMPROVED BY LARGE
DETACHED RESIDENCE. NO. 3745
HUNTINGTON STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of . certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 696l, folio 316, ct
seq. Of the land records Of the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
Will sell At public auction, in front Of the
premises. on TUESDAY. THE THIRTY
F F1EST DAY oF OCTOBER. AID. 1889. AT
FOUR O'CLOCK. PM. the following
described land and premises. situate in the
and being lot 38 in square 1875 in Francis
G. Newlands and others subdivision OF
part OF the tract Of land known as Mount
Airy" as per plat recorded in Liber No.
So folio 40, of the records of the ONCE Of
the surveyor OF the District of Columbia;
sac ssid :. sqbdlyision H.i being known as Chevy
Terms Of sale: one-third of the pur-
chase-money 20 te psid in cash. balance in
Two Two equal instsa.nents. payable in one and
ns Two years; years., With interest at five per centum
day OF sale secured by hrst deed OF trust
upon the pIcperty sold. or all cash at the
option OF TIE purchaser. A deposit Of
S!,O0O.OO viii BE- required at time of sale,
All conveyalcIR. recording. etc. at cost
OF purchaser. Terms Of sale to be ;o.npued
with within 80 days from day Of SAFE.
otherwise the trustees reserve the ..ignt to
defaulting purchaser after fve days .d-
vertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published N Washington. D c..
HENRY P. BL NR.
ALLEN c. CLARK.
oc19,21 %. 25 27.3O.31. Trust--z
Evening star., 1939-10-30
RENTS ST, ,512 PER ANNUM.
PRICE $40 OOO
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALE.

18th N.W.-STORE, AND APT.
above: good investment; south of Fla. ave:
$4,000: easy terms. Box 1O2-S. Star 3Os
Evening star., 1939-10-30
HOUSES FUR. OR uNEuR.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOME IN RE-
stricted Greenwich Forest bedrooms, 3 2
baths. maids room. gameroom. double ga-
rage. Dupont 651T.
REDECORATED THROUGHOUT. BED
rms. and attic, breakfast and sleeping
porcheS: auto heat; lear gar: fine
surroundings, large Fairgrounds; schools
nr Wisconsin ave, l blk from bus and
car terminal very reaS Wisconsin $500.
Ext. l05-S. National 030S. Bradley 222.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

NEAR 4th AND MD AVE. NE-1O R..
garage. New York ave. NV. 9 r., b.,
garage. Easy terms. North 6176. 3O'
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN CHEVY CHASE
1910 Northampton St n.w-9 rooms. two
baths, attic, cellar built-in garage: large
lot. so by 100 feet. with shrubbery and
trees. Price. $4,000 Will trade equity
for investment property
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. REALTOR.
T23 Goth St NV
Evening star., 1939-10-30
THOs. J. OWEN a. SON, AUCTIONEERs,
1431 Eye st. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE:
RYs15SS s koSMs G9TT1iS5NS f}yE IS SArES TTy5 5N5
Ease Eae6u.I BE5Na Rnan 5RsNIEssn 5PRSMjSEs 1888
recorded in .Liber No 1901. folio 29s, ct
seq, Of the land records of the District Of
sna at the he unaelssned H The rues
premises; on TgEspAYs The II IT THYRTYs i Y
FoURTH1RTY hF ocEoeK oSIosHH pM Ap lnss tha At At
lowing described land and premises. situate
in the District of Columbia. and designated
MADE s e o anG Nd a a. N IN Mer hs beydop
ment Company and others of lots in square
NO. ,oo Is Ps5 S9 Pt T. in Lbe
The once Of the surveyor Of the e'f5as parcs CT
Of Columbia. Subject to the building re.
striction line shown on said plat. also the
lurther subject to the agreement in the
said dedication that the area between said
FeSeeei9n FeTsels lines ne and the lines Of the
Il she 'e,;.s Act Of CONGRESS Of May 81. 1900, 81
natuies Pa riebt at Large page s4a Subject to
peake q Potomac Telephone Company BY
deed desd recorded @ June % 1898 in Liber No
of 49 the toIS No 259 Of the land records
Eeservlng unto the Potomac Electric Power
Company and the Chesapeake g. Potomac
Telephone Company the right to Install.
replace and maintain a pole guy line and
anchor on the southeast corner Of said lot
FOR the distribution of electric and teie-
phone service. Subject to the protective
covenants Of record
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed of
trust for 500, 500 00 further particulars of
which will be announced at time Of sale;
paid $4,000 90 in cash and $3.50 90
quarterly plus interest A deposit Of
S5OO.0O required. Conveyancing record
Ing. etc. at purchasers cost Terms to be
complied with within thirty 600 days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold at the
discretion of the trustees
DION s. BIRNEY
J., O,CONNOR ROBERTS,
oc1H,D1 "a .o6.S $3.50 Trustees
Evening star., 1939-10-30
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

TRADE FOR HOME IN NV SECTION
Will trade $4,000 auto. camp and modern
gas station on coast highway in Southern
California. Phone Wisconsin 5337.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.


OAKToN: VA.-5-RooM HOUSE. TILE
construction. con ami. large chicken house
ai2oo saiis Gb,rah terms a,7 FRRENzEL. II Mclean, Va
S5.79O-SILvER SPRING, MD-sMALL
insulation. alr-conditioned, economical up
D nSep ioso oat.raetve a. ot' garage Two years old
WILL SELL FOR "a: SMALL HOUSE. ON
EXCHANGE If desired Falls Oh. 1870.
ARLINGTON--S60 PER MO: Ss,950-
New 6-rm. brick. 5000 Lee highway. Also
firm; ~ orgard masonry. $3.50, W. H. BACON,
Visit wav.ry BEy9RE yt]sE. Yog V.rR BUY
ia3d,yidual IN tho,l , where friends and neishbors
5rlsh shd home rooms OF originality nm and
bus Come Arnson and see IS eGss M n ask
Ipen Gss h9Tss daily 10y. Oyer Key Bride opt
St N. c. HINES & SONS Chestnut ut e44o.
REPLY TO THIS AID IF YOU PLAN BUY
ing m nice Broom bungalow in nearby
@ Maryland; all modern conveniences. newly
unusually desirable lot; price. $3.50;
ee4 14tn eHAS 81 S.w P. sAorR s.a ooeo
After 8 Pm, woodiey o5so M Mr. u Lewis. 'S;
Large 5-room BRICK BUNGALoW; ei " ex-
ira haa.n large attic can be converted into 3
SndoWs vENEAs smn c9st nNP Psnes5s ses
weather -strlpped Oil HEAT; lot ss,1 55x1iS: IL:
BIG TFEES, HIGH ELEVATION; J., block
CLAINE, BUILDER. OWNER. 800 70 wilson
BLVD h.d AT Arlington; Va. Chestnut 5000. chest
nut 3Sni evenings
Evening star., 1939-10-30
EXCEPTIONAL, RIIY

S-room: 2-story brick with slate roof j.,
baths, oil burner insulated weather.
StIlpped; hardwood floors chestnut trim,
aSh doors; near school and streetcar; price,
S6.250. Atlantic O636
Evening star., 1939-10-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR esnr

BUNGALOW, NEW: RMS BATH; ELEC
range OF! heat, hot water S35. 6O1 TAFT
ave, Hillside, Md. Hillside Ol92-R.
WAYCROFT,. VA.-7-ROOM FURNISHED
or unturnished. am j., double garage
newly decorated. oxford O2O6-J
SIX ROOMS, OIL HEAT, ~ BATHS, AL,
most new: fenced yard: weather stripped,
insulated: mi; near school and streetcar,
Atlantic O636.
Prince Georges County, Md.
VILLA HEIGHTS.
New detached 2-story and bungalow
MONIES, : bedrooms, living with fireplace
modern Kitchen, dlnette, tile bath. oil heat,
large lot
LEASE. ONLY $4,000.
MT VERNON CORPN
Machinlst Bldg. National 5536
Evening star., 1939-10-30
OAKLAWN TERRACE.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

5;RooM APARTMENT- HEAT AND
Vernon ave. Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex.
NORTH KENslNGToN ON CONN. AVE,
Sl2 per mo. Apply c. J. Cuttings.
ENTIRE ElS FLooR-2 So LARGE Rms. ELEc.
heat, sar furn new asul '.5ffS 6ricS home; one
mr.. bus and stores: S45 Hillside OS46.
Hillside 079s. Adults only.
VIENNA, va RMS. ,UNFURN, AMI
Nomna rent n''sdfo Me- PERKNs RsT qss2Easa Ps2E st
ARLINGToN-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN; UN-
furn.; quiet netEhoorhood reasonable.
UNFURNIsHED SUBURBAN APART. sos
West Broad street Falls Church Va. 3
laree rooms, kitchen. bath 'prlvatep. D c.
bus service by front door; near shopping
Newly remodeled and deco new elect
fefriseration;, gas range, oil burner; c;h.w.
S475o month. Only rent to desirable
$40 CLEVELAND AVE, RIvERDALE, ND
. rooms, furn.: Semi-private bath: SIS
month. Greenwood 141h-J
BRENTWOOD, MD, $500 HALDEAjAN
ave.-Unfurn.. . rms, dlnette. eloc kit,
shower bath. hall, scr. porch; oil heat.
DESIRABLE lst FL, UNF: BEDRM- L. R
26th S, Arl. Ewes, Sun, Jackson l4o5-W
NEARBY VA.-Adjoinng LYON VILLAGE
affes Ps5shs so6sD GoS 9sS
lated: large rooms. ample closets We
1ncinerators. locker laundry room,
SCREENED SUN DECK. parking lot con-
venient shopping center 10c bus. Ready
for occupancy Nov. 18th.
McCLAINE OWNER. BUILDER,
POO Wilson Blvd. Arl, Va
Chest 2.iNN ChnSf 22n1
Evening star., 1939-10-30
OPEN RANDOLPH S1OO
CLEVELAND PARK-SI4,950.

OLE VELHIVD FNRh-Nl4. .VOU,
APPROXIMATELY ASSESSED VALUE.
g rooms, sleeping porch, 3 baths, SPA
ClOUS living room large fireplace ample
large closets, large attic: SUPERIOR CON
SIRUCTION; all walls insulated. oil heat
SWIMMING POOL, 2-car garage; lot 1Ox
222o, BIG TREES; convenient school, shop
ping center and bus Reasonable terms.
OWNER, Chest. 5000 or Wood O979 for
appointment.
Ss545O-MODERN, ROOMS. B-T TUB
.950-Madison st. n.w.~e rm. Co
lonial brick. 3 porches. h-wh gar
PHONE GEO. 5000 TILL 9 Pm
WASHINGTON REALTY co INC
Evening star., 1939-10-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT OR SELL
property in the District Of Columbia and
nearby Montgomery County, Md.
THOS E, FARRELL CO.. Realtors
721 10th st. NV. Natl. 0765.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
HOUSES UNFURNIshED,

1884. A ST. N.E-MoDERN ROOMS
and bath; Colonial front porch; in condi-
ton. Available November 1st~
TAKOMA PARK. 219 UNDERWOOD ST
LARGE LISTING NICE UNFURNIsHED
homes. Price. $50 to S100. Prompt atten.
ton. STFOUP. 1922 Ga. ave. Rand. $500.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
HOUSES FURNISHED

SUITABLE FOR NAVY OFFICER OR
dept. oficial-Detached suburbantype s.
room house, completely furn.; 4 bedrms.,
a baths, fireplace. piano, elec. retg.,
washer. new oil burner: basement, maids
room and toilet; built-in garage; conv.
Conn. ave. bus, stores. schools and Cathe-
oral. Emerson "326.,
BEAUTIFULLY FURN GROOM 2-BATH
home, in Beverly Hills, Va; every modern
appointment; oil heat; 3 mi. from White
House: Call HARRY ROD, Natl. 4525.
ATTR FURN. NEW DET Z R., . B..
oil heat. gar: reas.; - blk Wis. ave. Wo.
3157. 4001 Warren st NV.
NICELY FURN 6-RM DETACHED
house: lre. bright rms; oil hear. bult-in
gar. Wis 2573-J Sunday, after $40 wkdays
l417 .PARKWooD PL,, AT 18th ST. Mr.,
Cavalier Hotel-CSnfortabl convenient;
3 bedrms sleep. porch: reas. Col. 1912.
SECTION 2. CH. CH., MD.-WELL-FURN..
Broom house. . baths. sleeping porch, lrg.
pantry: S1O0 mo- 30 West Kirk ST.
KENWOOD.
Washineton's most exclusive residential
handsomely and compl; ,furn.; II rooms Is
master bedrms), 4 baths, = servants rms.
and bath: beautiful Handicapped grounds
Owner going abroad; $3.50 mo- 100 Brook
side dr., Kenwood, Md. For inspection
call MR.. JERMAN. Wisconsin 4425. Ewes,
WO. 9I1S.
Evening star., 1939-10-30

SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES ON PRIVATE
Medical Center. 3 to bedrooms, . lovely
colored tile baths, spacious living rooms
recreation rooms. Phone Kensngton 33s
or 271
I ACRES s-ROOM MODERN: s MILES
from District bus. Call Chestnut 4Os9
Evening star., 1939-10-30
:3rd AND pFaRoDy cTc \,

Bra AND PEABODY SITS, NV
:, Seml-detached brick; less than . years
n.ilt, n!o. . rooms, : baths. recreation room
Altman, Att 392S "
Evening star., 1939-10-30

NEAR 18th AND ALLISON sTs. A LARGE
44,,oedIoom. 2-bath brick residence less
stores, schools and transportatiop Sns.
clous porches: modern gas heat refrieer-
atlon fireplace: BUILT-IN GARAGE THAT
DOCTORS CFF1CE: also 3-car bricS
garage. splendid value at S1Is $50.
SHANNON d. LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST wv No-innoi oo1-
Evening star., 1939-10-30

PRICED MUCH UNDER 81 PER FT.. IN
Md; few #. from District line. Utilities
within $50 #. 1fare bus transportation.
Call quickly if interested. No brokers.
GUY WEITEEORD. National o42o