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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27
Attorney McDonough Is Common Pleas Judge
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council and of the state bar griev- ance committee.
 The nominations were submitted after Republicans and Democrats reportedly affected an understand ing" on major and minor court ap- pointments as result of a confer ence of legislative leaders yesterday with the governor. Comley, Republican, was nomi- mated by the governor within a few minutes after the House concurred with the Senate in adopting bill increasing the personnel of the su- perior court bench from 19 to 20 judges.
 Comley's term will be for eight years at a salary of $12,000 year.
 Simultaneously, Gov. Baldwin nominated Richard s. Swain, Bridgeport, a Republican, as judge of the Fairfield county criminal common pleas court for four years, beginning May 13, 1889, to succeed Judge E. Earl Garlick, Bridgeport, who resigned because of failing health. The position carries a salary of $7,500 year.
 Socialist Talks Deal
 Sen. James L. Tait, Bridgeport so- cialist, opposed passage of the judg- ship bill, shouting: T charge that this time there's a deal in the works"
 Sen. Daniel J. Mccarthy, D., An- sonia retorted:
 "If the Socialists are so opposed to deals, cannot for the life of me understand all the hubbub in the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27
MANY EXPECTED AT H-C BANQUET.
Holy Cross President to Speak at Elton Next
 Wednesday Night

Assurances from alumni from New York, Rhode Island and Massachu- setts of attendance at the annual banquet of the Naugatuck Valley club of Holy Cross have been re- ceived in this city. according to an announcement made today by John c. Gilmartin, chairman of the din- ner, which is to be held next We'd nesday night in the Hotel Elton at 8 o'clock.
 Attorney Thomas Fitzsimons of New Haven will head a large delega- tion from the Elm City and will be the official spokesman of this group. Ex-Judge Daniel Pryor of Albany, N. r., will also be among the sev- eral guests of honor for the occa- sion, as will be Charles Beckett, head of the educational system in the state of Rhode Island. He is a resident of Providence. Both Judge Pryor and MT. Rockett are close friends of Judge Edward J. Finn of this city and will be his guests while here for the banquet next week. Attorney General Frank Pallotti of Hartford, who was recently ten- dered a testimonial by Holy Cross alumni of this state under the aus- pices of the Hartford club of which he is a member, will also be present He has attended all the banquets that the local club has held in the last five or six years.
 Rev. Francis J. Dolan, s. J., presi- dent of Holy Cross, will be the main speaker at the gathering. Father Dolan has spoken here in the past and is held in the highest regard by local alumni. He will be accom- panied to Waterbury by the Rev George Connors of Springfield, Mass, president of the National Alumni association of Holy Cross, and Charles Bowman Stromes, ex- ecutive secretary of the association.
 There will be reunions of various classes at the Hotel Elton, preceding the dinner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27
BOSTON LAWYER
 PLEADS GUILTY

New York, April 27.-(UP)-Ralph H. Robb, Boston attorney, pleaded guilty today to charges of complicity in the footing of about $10,000,000 from seven investment trusts as his trial with five former associates opened in criminal court.
 Robb, who is expected to be a state witness, entered his plea as 200 talesmen awaited examination as jurors. He was charged specifically with first degree grand larceny, re- ceiving stolen property and with bringing stolen property into the state.
 Selection of a jury then began to try Philip Frear, Washington broker, George Clayton, broker: Vincent Ferretti, lawyer, and Thomas w. Morris and s. Leo Solomont, Bos- ton attorneys.
 The trial will be adjourned until Monday following selection of . jury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27
Compensation Agreements

Agreements in which compensation will be paid weekly during the period of disability were filed anc approved this morning in the offict of Compensation Commissioner James M. Lynch, as follows:
 American Brass company, Anso- mia, against N. GoOdson, Ai;sonia, fracture of left little toe, $6.S2 be- ginning March 29.
 American Brass company, Tor rington, againnst SaIvature Mari ano, TOrrington, injury 10 right leg, $S11.42 beginning March 2S.
 Seymour Mfg, o.. against Mar shall F. Planky, Sem0ur. fracture of right toe and contusions of the thigh, $11.S8 beginning March 31.
 Seymour Mfg, Co.,, against Maurice Bennett, Seymour. strain ed back, S17.54 beginning April l3.
 Seymour Mfg, Co.,, against Tro- phyI; Krynissky of Seymour, lac- cration of left wrist and severed tendrons and veins, $8.81 begin- ming March 4.
 Seymour Mfg, Co.,, against Ed ward F. Costello, Seymour, right inguinad hernia, $50 beginning February 22.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27
RUPTURE
 SHIELD EXPERT HERE

IT. NJ. sHEyNAN, widely known expert of Chicago. will personally y be at the Burritt Hotel, New Brit ain, Friday and Saturday, only April xS-2D. from c. A. M. to F. M.
 MT. shevnan says: The zoetic Shield is a tremendous improvement over all former methods, effecting, imme. diate results. 1t will not only hold the rupture perfectly but increase the circulation, strengthens the weakened parts. thereby closes the ease, regardless of heavy. lifting, straining or any posiflont, t,,t the s,ve eody dy iocafIon. Al nationally known scien- ti1c. method. No No under r der straps rna .2r 2r aoiutefy no medicines or medical treatments.
 yrr. ebevnan will he glad fo deniea-
 strafe without charge. Aad. e44f N. RICHARD ST., Chicago. Lsrre rneIsienal EEeFais 0r rupture following surgicaI operation ssRse- lnlxx aGlielfaA~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27

Hartford, April 27-The fifth and sixth talks in the American Legion's series on the unemployed worker over 40 scheduled for Tuesday, May 2 and Tuesday, May 9 on Hartford station WTIC will be at 7:45 p. m. daylight saving time on those days instead of at 10:45 p. m. as previously an- nounced, the Legion's radio com mittee disclosed today.
 State Labor Commissioner Jo- seph M. Tone will be the speaker on May 2. The series will be concluded by the May 9 talk of George M. Williams, president of the Russell Manufacturing Co. of Middletown.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27
TO BAR BERGDoLL

Washington, April 27.-(UP.-Tht house military affairs committee to- day favorably reported a bill de- signed to bar Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, World War draft dodger, from returning to this country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27
us. APARTMENTS
 ARE INCREASING
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| (Continued rom Page l) over-age army officers in the grades from captain to brigadier-general with younger men. He sought "im- mediate Wtalization of the initial protective force."
 President Roosevelt asked Con- gross to appropriate $31 ,621 ,000 to | finance an immediate start of work on a $66,000 ,000 chain of naval air bases in Alaska, the South Pacif-1, the West Indies and in Florida. He had signed the authorization less than 24 hours earlier.
 Although the defense program appeared to be getting underway overnight, the controversy over neu- trality remained muddled. How ever, Rep. James A. Shanley, D., Conn, proposed neutrality board to advise the president on foreign affairs. He plans to introduce a bill establishing such board and Rep. Robert J. Corbett, R., Pa, his colleague on the house foreign af- fairs committee, said he would in- troduce a similar bill for minority members.
 Like Neutrality Agency
 Shanlcy said the board would be similar to the neutrality agency es- tablished by Woodrow Wilson be- fore our entrance into the World War and that it might be the Solu- ton to the current conflict over neutrality proposals. He suggested that the board be composed of three international jurists, five members each of the House and the Senate, and five representatives of other governmental agencies, prob- ably the secretaries of war, navy, state, commerce and labor.
 Woodrings proposal to re-vitalize the army's officer staff has been considered need for years. Specif- ically it would eliminate the so- called World War hump" that has kept younger men out of strategic posts. Following the World War the officers roster was the highest in history and there has been little room "at the top" flor younger of- ficers to advance.
 Woodring said that new and rigid physical examinations, in addition to the regular ones, would become mandatory before June 30 for al, officers above the rank of captain. This, he said, would further im- prove the army's efficiency by elim- mating those unfit for active serv- ice.
 Meets One Snag
 The defense program ran into one snag when the House and Senate conferees eliminated from the sec- ond deficiency appropriation bill a $4,000,000 appropriation for new aviation research station at Sunny vale, Calf. The. war department, in its recommendation for the sta- tion, said 1t was necessary to keep this country abreast of aviation de- velopments abroad.
 Coincidentally with news of Brit ish conScription, some details of American mobilization plans were revealed.
 These plans have always existed as matter of military routine and are supplemented and revised from the time to time to keep them rea- dy for any emergency.
 In event of the United States en- tering war, 1t was said that the war department could mobilize an army of 100000 men within few months and that the navy could in- crease it's personnel to 250,000 with in six months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27

Alonzo c. Grace opposed any sort of slash in the departments budget. In fact, he recommended additions to the education budget,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27
LINDBERPH TO GREET FAMILY

Indianapolis, Ind, April 27.- CUP). .-Col. Charles A. Lindbergh took off from Stout field at l0:l3 am. (EST.) today and headed for New York to greet his wife and two sons upon their arrival from England tomorrow morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27
AN EASY ROLE

Tim Holt, playing his first leading role in RKO Radios "G-Dog," made his screen debut at the age of 10, playing the role of his fathers son in a Jack Holt starring film. halls of the Capitol over the Bridge port bills"
 To which Sen. Audubon J. Secor, S., Bridgeport, replied:
 "It's all baloney.
 "It is evident the balogna has been seasoned to the taste of the dogs and kung to them"
 On passage of the bill, the two So- cialists shouted, "NO".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27
BALDWIN WILL
 FACE BATTLE

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-04-27

THE 3-BUTTON BRITISH DRAPE. You'll hardly recognize your own figure in this new style. It gives short or stout men just the longer body line they need, while the draped chest and sleeves, broad shoulders, full blades and accented waist bring every man that Aattering "top-shape" appearance. The British Drape is handcrafted by Kup- penheimer. famous for "Style supreme, but not extreme" It's distinctive but not freakish. Try it on-and sec our smart selection of hcrringbones, banjo stripes.
Evening star., 1939-10-05
$500 CASH-S6O MONTH.

New brick, wooded lot. all improvements
paid; oil heat; slate roof; Venetian blinds;
range, refrigerator; big back porch; garage
kitchen, dining room. miles from
White House. In restricted community.
Call to 3 pm. Republic 1877.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

GOOD NV. NFTGHBORHOOD. JUST Be
yond Foxha|l Village-Detached modern Il;
rooms. bath. oil heat elec. refg newly
decorated, attractiveIy furnished; large lot; /;
close 10 stores, school and transportation:
SS'. A. D. CRNMRAUGH. Realtor 1905
JACKSON. Wo OiS:}
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HOUSES UkFlJRNISHED

R.. :, B. PORCHEs, BASEMENT; GAS
and elec,. h.-w.h.: near Grade school; SO
mo. 34o3 H. ave. NV. Geo. 1882.
TAkOMA PARK. 2f9 UNDERWOOD ST
r, baths. families. double garage: near
school, bus. playground: 500. Sh 4067-J
oo2l 9TH ST. N,W,--G ROOMS, . SCREEN
ed porches. Frgidaire: garage; on :, bus
lines. Gentles SG5 month.
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CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Overlooking Rock Creek Park.

S1,35U-Mt Pleasant Section.
An unusual opportunity to acquire row
brick house in frst-claSS condition. The
living quarters consist of spacious step
down living room with COW fireplace. large
dining room, modern kitchen with break
fast room adjoining. On the second floor
are thr Q large bedrooms and two complete
baths finished in black tile also Two rear
porches and spacious concrete front
porch The basement is very large and
ideal as playroom. also contains lavatory
and laundry facilities. hot-Water heat
Financed through F. H A this property
can be yours on ve~y easy terms if you pct
promptly For further information call
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$3.50 CASH
222O CATHEDRAL AWE, NV,

Fine two-story row brick ouslity-built
nome; two blocks from Connecticut ave,
facing Geological Gardens Six rooms
beat, lnclosed porch screened porch. CO.
lonial front porch, 2-car brick garage. we
cannot begin to describe the beautiful
hoWerS, shrubs or value OF this property on
paper; Seeing is believing" Open daily
and Sunday for inspection
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
9l5 N Y Ave NV Realtors Natl o-oT
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OPEN TODAY SO.

In the heart OF Brentwood, this unusual
Colonial brick is truly the outstanding buy
OF the season, s lovely rms. tile bath,
h.-W.h.. mod. kit, painted walls porches
gar, etc. NeW-houSe cond. Only $3.50:
terms
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN e. CO. MET. 54on
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OO33 24th ST g f,

s rooms 3 baths detached brick; owner
built home extra laVatOrY. alr-Condltloned
oil heat. gas and electricity. electric range,
per gutttrS and doWnSpouts turred walls,
copper water pipes screened porch. one
bedroom and bath on first floor. This is
very fine, substantial home situated on
beautiful lot with l6-ioot alley.
property, of this type is seldom offered at
such a low price as the owner is asking
and your inspection will disclose more
value at 81 1000 than you could possibly
hope to find. Open for inspection daily
and Sunday. See Mr.. Cooper on the
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OWNER-BUILDER TO YOU,

New detached brick, 3 bedrooms. all of
which will take twin beds: . baths, .
porches; attic. attached garage; $3.50;
New detached brick on corner lot 3
bedrooms. large attic easily convertible
into 4th bedroom, porch "A #. long; garage:
$500. F. H. A. inspected; near parochial
and public schools Cut Ga. ave, turn
right at House e. Herrmann's Furniture
Store. Silver Spring. bear left at Armory 3
blocks, to 61O-614 Maple lane. Open
NARROW
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$10,500.
yTY~-11- III, J. ,

Wesley HtIS1ICS.
A detached home in Washington's out
standing suburban development at the
price quoted above is unusual and we urge
your prompt consideration and inspection
1t is nestled in a setting of large shade
trees on so lot. high elevation and ad-
jacent to public school and transportation
Entire property has just been completely
renovated and is like new. & lovely, bright
rooms side screened porch, daylight cellar,
built-in garage. AUTOMATIC HEAT.
Vacant. THOS. ]. FISHER & COMPANY,
INC. DI. $3.50: OR EVENINGS CALL MR..
CHAMBERS AID 10133
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DUPLEX APARTMENTS
2531 QUE ST. NV,

Z
Adjoining Rock Creek Park, Just West
Mass Ave.
Tiled bath, built-n shower, mod
ern kitchen, large cabinets, double
drainboard sink, electric refrigera-
tion on house current.
L room. kitchen. dlnette and bath.
$40 and S4l so.
rooms, kitchen. dinette and bath,
$1,000
See Resident Manager
HENRY j. ROBB. INC,
1024 Vermont Ave. Dist S141.
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Chevy Chase, Md.-$10,9 $50.
NEW -DTFFERENT

Beautiful detached brick residence vii
charming step-down living room, ope
room with balcony effect. electric kitche
and den on first door; 3 real bedrooms.
tile baths Il of master bedroom, 2r
iavatory, attached saraee in basement: a:'I ur
usually designed, well built; lot 145
deep; fine view. Inspect today 1896 Che
Chase blvd, Md. -
To reach: Out Wisconsin ave. to Chev
Chase blvd, left 2 blocks to home.
ANTON KOERBER, OWNER. BUILDEr
1901 18th ST. NV. Natl $3.50.
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WANTED PROPERTY TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NE. ROW BRICK. RMS :. BATHS, REC.
schools pipes in for extra ext k upsSars
Nsti. sps; 3aas uea 4. NJ NJ ROTH o;saV Temple 1874.
ANACOsTIA, Mr.. ST. THERESA 's-MOD-
ern 2-famlly brick. separate outside rear
ened at s4 a'nf Nice yad Hnea asrase aDsas ns
Natl. SRtH'!SS .Sat;. ''i a. n ROTH Temple 1884.
ss.45o-CoNVENIENT N.W.--BRAND-
M ali modern ot deep o lot "Rr Rare Value use REAITY sS
ASSOCIATES. Natl. 143s until $ pm.
ON A CORNER LOT SHADED BY MAS
Slye trees an imposing center-hall brick
en-, surroom: paneled den and lavatory on
first floor Four bedrooms and two baths
on the second. Excellent attic and base
PHps af Fs0sa5 Wo aoo G5sk ss Esfsse Conn nHEs svs
DETACHED. 6 ROOMS, BATH. SLEEPING
investment price. $3.50; rental, $50
E@arfog n9efh5y' 411z 1qs and schools convenient
PACtNG PA;sLs GOVT; PARK, ON sth ST;
schooiMsemi-detached brick, 26-ft: front
built-in garage, etc. Price only S6,950
Reasonable down payment balance in bldg
principal. E. A. GARVEY owner, Dist
45oS; eve and Sun, Geo. $500.
GEoRGETOWN--ExC BARGAIN
terms: rooms. 2 baths, garage: oil burner
CaI MRS MAYO, Mich. 64ss. between
5ol7 NEWPORT AVE, CHEVY CHASE
Md,-Charming enter-hall- planned home
on lot l3O-ft front; + rooms. bath, h.-w.h.,
f Hesh seeon on HSfc PRICE rd only
s5s' s:sSo MR. ~ IEWfs' s1SRse' phone evenings Wis.,
BARGAIN-1O RMS, 3 BATHS; 50. $50
$50 cash 3 apis; complete. newly equip
large brick garage; 1st commit, near sth
ansani and Nd s,a aye ne Real opportunity. May
4ss or oma Mrs. Wams a. w. IAaoa
s11.45o-cHEVY CHASE. WEST OF CONN.
ave.-Spacious detached home 22-ft liv-
ing room, large side porch: 4 bedrooms on
second see floor; maids room complete OIL
Associates. Natl l4as until . pm.
GGEoRGEroWN1,;s-RooM BRICK; OIL
hea to q Ell NY ETsefn chAY by co At Mshsan d S
A BEDROOM AND BATH ON THE FIRST
floor in new detached brick of Cape Cod
only MY seoonG od Two and sa,
room. automatic heat THoS L. PHILLIPS,
Wo. 1900 351s Conn ave
FULL CENTER-HALL, BREAKFAST NOOK.
5 lge;, rooms and bath. all-brick, slate
roof, Venetian blinds: large suburban lot.
Call MR.. GRAHAM, Shepherd 4729.
BOOMING HOUSE OR APARTMENTS, ON
baths. extra kitchens. etc. New oil burner: ::
deep yard to alley tplenty of parking
space); hardwood floors. etc. Completely
renovated: Price, $3.50: good terms.
z. A.: GARVEY towner). Dist 450S: eve.
and Sun. Geo $500.
S7,750--NEAR AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
convenient to everything. Here's real
value: center entrance home, all large
rooms. situated on large corner lot. Be
prompt. -. REALTY ASSOCIATES. Natl
143S until q m
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

DETACHED. NEWLY DECORATED :, BED
rooms. slaSSed sleeping porch. breakfast
room, large attic, large front porch
Frlgldaire. oil heat yard. garage Small
apt. in basement. Near lith and Kennedy
st. car and bus. 14l4 Montague st. NV
telpDhOnn Shenlnrd 2lln
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NEARBY VIRGINIA

Lovely center-hall brick. 6 rms. 3 bed
rooms, > baths. screened porch, refg: fine
cond.; turn.. Sllu unfurn., S95. DIXIE
REALTY CO. Natl $3.50
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OWNER MUST SELL

rooms a bedrms), tapestry brick;
Petworth; tile bath and lavatory; oil
burner. auto. hot-water heater stores,
school and transportation all within one
KAY REALTY CO. GEORGIA O51S
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314 11th ST. NE

Two-story row brick Stag roof 6 rooms
! q baths, > incloSed porcheS full basement
oil heat. 2-car garage on paved alley Ir
splendid condition. Owner must sell anc
asks only $500 on easy terms Open fol
inspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a25 N. Y Ave NV, Realtors. Natl. a797
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1880.
New "Old Georgetown Type.

New odd Georgetown" Type.
With a View of the Potomac.
First offering of one of group of thor
ouehly individual and particularly attrac-
tive Early American homes. The location
is highly desirable and car line. stores,
churches schools within moments walk.
lovely rooms, 2 complete tile baths.
course. the very latest equipment 1t is
the type Of home we take pleasure in
showing and your careful inspection Is
invited. THOS. j. FISHER e. COMPANY,
INC. Dl. $3.50; OR EVENINGS CALL MR..
CHAMBERS, AID. 10133
Mr.. G. w. Univ. & Govt. Dept.
Pa. ave. corner, Of 10 rooms. bath;
ing or doctors office: 81 800.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
S135 Pa Ave NV Ren. 2112
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V1AIN1A .. I I11II1l ., DIoV. II
BIG BRICK HOME.

Bryant st. near North Capitol-Fine o.
room brick, ami, extra lot, garage, q
bedrms good rental proposition. Worth
Sll,000, now under $1,000; easy terms.
n G. MAYNOR, 23l4 R. l. ave. ne,
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
AMERICAN UNIV PARK

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.
You will agree that this lovely new
nome priced under $4,000 and on ex-
tremely liberal terms is truly outstanding.
Constructed Of brick and containing g un-
usually large rooms, this home embodies
all that the discriminating homeSeeker
could desire. Oil air conditioned built in
Weil-eauipped kitchen, and every conven-
fence close at hand. To inspect call Mr..
Rice, Woodley 2765
$3.50 CASH.
15 new homes, g rooms, bath recreation
room. h.-w.h, FLUID HEAT OIL BURNER,
concrete front porch; furred insulated.
1446 18th ST Sc
Open Daily / to o PM
10 HOMES: Penna. ave. Sc. to MINI.
ave, then right to 10Th St. right on 10Th
st. to P St. left on P st. to homes
STEUART BROTHERS. INC,
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

4o7 TURNER ST. East OF Broekville Rd !.
New. Diet. stone-brick home: rooms. break
fast rm. gar. / "a baths, oil burner; 81 900
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1908 EAST CAPITOL ST.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

Beautiful or. and "-bath brick. new
hardwood floors Oil burner and many at
tractive features. Everything in brand
new condition. Open evenings to $3.50.
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GOOD TOURIST LOCATION
Inspect
5113 Chevy Chase Parkway,
Chevy Chase, D. C.

This is a new center-hall Colonial
brick home--one of 5 Just completed. 1t
is situated in that popular area adjacent
TO Woodrow Wilson High School-just
west of Connecticut ave. via Harrison St
or ii may be reached via Reno rd y
square north of Nebraska ave. Price range,
Sl4,950 to Sl5.45O. Features include "a
living room. 3 bedrooms of master size .
tile baths, 1st-fioor library and tile lava
tory, finished maids room and bath. attic;
air conditioning; 2-car garage. Beautiful
lots 155 deep.
OPEN DAILY 10 AM. TO 9 PM
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FLATS FOR RENT,

$50 IRVING ST. NV ROOMS,
Kitchen and bath. porch. elec. refg
h-Wh. tenanL furnishes own heaU;
F.. ELIOT MIDDLETON
2U3 Investment Bldg. Republic 11S1.
Evening star., 1939-10-05

| 3O13 Vista ST. n.e.-Large 13-room
| house :, baths, 3 apts.; lot a0x100. The
rent Will pay the bill. Priced TO sell quick.
| II. c. MAYNOR IL CO, :23l4 r. l. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1939-10-05
AREN'T YOU TIRED
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS

6-room semi-bungalow, a m t., 8 porches:
! only Sa."5o. 5-room bungalow. m l.. -
car garage: only $3.50. See H c.
MAYNOR d CO. 2314 r. I. ave. ne.
I North
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S6,99O.

NEW BRICK HOMES.
3 bedrooms, , baths, recreation room; .
blocks school ] block Wisconsin ave, 10
minutes downtown. Small down. payments
less than rent. Further details, Adams
1858 Night. Woodley ABB 81
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34O5 U ST. Sc.

An exceptional brick residence Of six
rooms. baths. extra lavatory. gas. hot
water heat, slate roof wather-stripped.
insulated screened electric refrigerator.
gas range gear brick garage. dinette in
kitchen. Opposite Government property.
Open for inspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N Y Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl 97a7
g5 5OO NEAR TECH H. s-sEMI-DET.
~o,ooo brick 6 rms. and bath. h.-w h :;
terms. LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.. Met.
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" ION HOUoING IORP.
93l H St. NV. Natl. 351l
COLORED
1926 JACKSON ST. NE-Siy beautiful.
big rooms. bath. sleeping porch. Coonial
front porch. garage. hot-water heat: ready
to move right in: only SeJ 90
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
9"5 N. Y. Ave. NV Realtors Natl a1a-.
COLORED
100 53rd st. pe.--5 rooms tiled bath;
MI. practically new house: semi-de-
tached; S43."5: hot-water heat.
100 5oth ST. Me- rooms. tiled bath;
INV h; SO 10
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl. 9191.