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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
BY PAUL MANNING NEA Service Stan Correspondent

New York Aug 9Louis Qepke) Bucher cabaret during the middle
 But there blood something the air. Beer-runnng trucks Thompson submahne people entering doors, skirts shorter.
 The whole town bewdeed a man limited imagination would have just slipped back into the East Side remained his gizzard. And what he eyes geam
 The underworld growing wedressed when fought ridiculous of breaking into drygoods more limited imagination would tusts slipped back
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09

Social item: Mrs. J. Rockingham Fitzhugh Of the Grange Oldham, Sussex, England, who is at the Ardmore Towers in New York City, entertained at lunch today for Mrs. Percy FoxHuntingdon of Ded- ham-St Mary, Devonshire England, who will go to Newport presently where she will entertain Mrs. Rockingham before she Mrs Fitzhugn) goes to Arizona where she Trs Fzhugh) will be the guest at their ranch of the J. Fenway Hoopers, sailing Mrs Ftzhugh) about September IS for England And after that, whatD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09

Twenty-three new vessels, contracted for, or building, for the Navy, were given names last week by Acting Secretary of the Navy Charles Edison. One of the new destr0yers will be named the U S. s. Swanson, for the late Secretary of the Navy Claude A. Swanson Not only will she be the first vessel to be called by that name, but at time in the history of the Navy has U S. S. Swanson is being built at the Charleston Navy Yard, Charleston, S. c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
Good Evening.
CONGRESSIONAL HOLIDAY
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER

Congress is out, Now they can shout In great jubilation And depart for vacation. A Senator sails for France, A Representative has chance To go to Labrador So he won't swelter no more. MT. Gamers gone home To fish and play and roam, And who knows he may get frisky Slipping mint juleps of Bourbon whiskey. Mrs. Roosevelt and others, And wives and sisters and brothers Will all be going places, They may even bet on races. Congress has ended, Each and every member has wended His way in jubilation For grand vacation.
 FEM EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
M The Local TheaterS

others. .....
 On the same program is "Chicken Wagon Family" starring Jane With CTS, Leo Carrillo, and Marjorie Weaver in anothsr wild rollicking adventure.
 "The Wizard of Oz" is coming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
CAT AND SNAKE BATTLE

Kialla, Australia - (UP) - A cat here fought battle to death with a huge black snake in an effort to save her three kittens. sThe next morning two of the kittens were found dead with the mother cats tail in the snakes mouth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09
Lepke Crime Kingdom FlourisheS As Repeal 'WaSheS Up" Rivals

The criminal of Louis Iepke) Buchater of modern American crime petty New Yorks tough police of nation for years directing Waterbury Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09

The man in the street remarked that if those blue flannel shirts the policemen wear hot as they look they be good and hot Dark colors they say attract the They also say that the shirts the police wearing absorb the moisture, but that to the wearers, decidedly hot looking to pass ersby and truly the man in the street Oh for those good old days when cop looked cool and naty in a clean white shirt That's just opinion, what's yours, fOlks?-The Man in the Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-09

When water was the issue Today New York City uses 9750000O0 gallons of water per day. Water however, was not always plentiful in the metropolis. Until 1842 when Croton water brought into the city, New York obtained it's water supply almost entirely from wells, ciserns which caught the rain from roofs and from the totally inadequate reservoir This water impure and so badtasting that in 1740 Swedish trav- eer wrote about it, saying that horsei baked at drinking it. For good water the inhabitants depended upon a supply brought to them in water carts; such water sold at about cents pail One of the best wells in the city, according to the Federal Writers Project of New York City, was called the Tea Water Pump It located little above the present intersection of Park Row and Roosevelt Streets So good was this water that for the Tea Water Pump Garden to which came the fash ionabe citizens of the day for conversation and ment The press of water carts filling at the pump became 50 great at time that ordinance ordered the pump mouth to be lifted high above the street in order that carts might i'll directly under it and thus not occupy the center of the road.
La gaceta., 1939-02-03
Ell JEFE DEL K. K. K. CON
LAS MANOS EN- LA MASA

Atlanta, Feb. 3.-Ante un co
mite de legislature sc dijo hoy
que ell Mayo Imperial de la Or
den X. K. K, H. w. Evans, re-
cibio un contrato del departa-
mento de carreteras del Estado
aunque su oferta era superior
en- $180,000 a la mas baja hecha
en- la subasta. Evans dice que ma
da sabe de la question y no como
ce a la persona que declare con-
ira el, Daniel Duke. Ell departa-
mento de ca~rreteras, seg1n Du-
Ike, lie compr6 a Evans, a IL CEN
tavos gallon, 100000 de gallo
mes de un material que Sc usa en-
las c%arreteras, aunqre Sc lie ha-
bfa ofrecido ell mismo material
a 8 centavos ell gallon.
La gaceta., 1939-02-03
clones de los cielos detras dc

clones de los cielos detras dc
Ell, no es extraho que e5cogie-
Sc la senda mas fall. y jurase
nunca mas afirmar : ensenar
semejante absurdo.
Seria interesante saber 10
que paso por la mente del vie
jo, asi que repiti6 la elabora-
da resena de sus "errores".
acknowledgements estaba pen
sando que nj todos los carde-
males del mundo podfan para
liar a la TERRA en- sus movi-
mientos. La tradici6n tiene pa
ra ST, que al levantarse Cali
leo, para 81 mismo musit6, "a
pesar de TODD, Sc mueve" Y 81
en- realidad no dijo las pala-
bras, fuera de toda duda que
las pens6.
La tonteria de aquellos quie
mes persiguieron y argumenta-
ron con Calico, hoy parece in
creible, pero tiene que recor-
darse que la idea de la Glen
cia, basada en- la Observation.
era nueva. Sc lie dijo que las
lunas que el vic cerca de J1'
piter eran manchas en- slos O.
jos-el empleo de los cuales
estaba proximo a perder-poI
cuanto que no estaban mencic
nadas por las autoridades de
pasado. A todas las cosas sc
r~eferian, no a prueba o expe-
rimento, sine a autoridad; y
la actitud de muchos era de
que 81, la observation subver-
tia las teorias reconocidas, en-
tonces tenia que estar eQuivo-
cada la observation.
Ell tricentenario de la ira
gedia de la ceguera de Cali
leo, es una oportunidad para in
vestigar 81 todos en- conjunto
hemos perdido esta actitud, s.
la autoridad aun algunas We
ces no elude los descubrimien-
tos a doctrinas aceptadas, y
rehusa a captar aquellas que
s~ubvierten las teOrias anti
guas.
La gaceta., 1939-02-03
CALLED QUEDO CTEGO
Armchair Science" Londres

de la Inquisici6n, y sus movi-
mientos fueron limitados. Pc
70 SUI cerebro continue active
a pesar de la perenne enfer-
medal, y no solo dict6 cartas
en- ell curse de las controver-
sias las cuales no pudo resis-
ltir, sino que tambien propug-
no ell principle del pendulo
para la regulation de los relo-
jes. Falleci6 antes que su in
vento fuese perfeccionado, y
actualmente no fue hasta des-
pues de 10 o Is amos mas tar
de que ell primer reloj de PEN
dulo fue construido; pero no
hay duda de que con vista y
salud Calico Sc hubiese suma-
do la distinction de ser ell pri-
mer hombre que construyese
I'm reloj "moderno', a aque-
LA de ser ell primero que cons
truy6 un telescope cientffico,
La "ofensa" por la cual Ga
lileo fue castigado por la In
quisici6n fue aquella de man.
tener luna falsa doctrina"
que ell Sol era inmovil v la
TERRA Sc movia alrededor de
el. Por clio fue solamente juz.
gado en- 1888, aun cuando nuI
ca, como popularmente sc
cree, torturado o rigurosa-
mente encarcelado.
Hoy resulta de lectura in.
creible ell juicio de los car
denales, afirmando que erd
absurda la idea de la inmovi,
lidad del Sol, filos6ficamente
Ifalsa, Y heretica por cuantc
que no Sc encontraba en- la Bi-
blia.
No existe la menor duda de
que de no haber estado Cali.
leo preparado para dollar las
rodillas, y repetir una solem-
ne affirmation de que no era
veraz 10 que habian visto sus
ojos, hubiese sido torturado.
Ell pudo heroicamente aferrar-
Sc a sus opiniones, pero a los
setenta amos, con mas de VEIN
te amos de constantes observa-
La gaceta., 1939-02-03

70 yo no 10 se", replica la dis
cipula.
Y basta por hoy.
La gaceta., 1939-02-03
RADIO
By BILL ERWIN

WSUN-620 NBC Features
ass Press Radio News
5:15 Your Family and Mine
6 AS Lowell Thomas
7:30 Trio Time
100 Lucille Manners concert.
IL :C1 Johnny Messner Orch.
IL 80 Joe Venuti.
IL 700 Chick Webb Orchestra
IL 80 Charles Barnett Orch.
WDAE-122O CHS Features
100 Mrs. John T. Carhart,
talk.
SIS March of Games
5 80 Men behind the stars.
5:45 Songs for you.
200 Press Radio News
:05 Manhattan Serenaders
$50 Bob Trout, comments.
700 County Seat
La gaceta., 1939-02-03
LISTA DE CONTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE Pc.
sULAR DE
SOCORRO A ESPANA
(Viene de Ia SG pdg.)

Store, Huesca's, DR., Einbinder,
Sastreria Ell Encanto, Ell En-
canto Cleaners, Juan Lassus,
Sierra's, Franco Drug Store,
The Rainbow, Max Argintar,
Casino Drug Store, Greco's Inc.
La France, Columbia Radios, FL
Gatico, Cuervo's Cafe, Marie's
Beauty alon, Baamonde, Furni-
ture, Cacciatore Gro, Garcia's
Garage, Agliano and Sons, La
Bonita Beauty Salon, Lodato's
Drug Store, Juana Pensado,
Ritz Luncheonette, Ayala Sup
ply, DR.. Sust, Jose A. Villa, Ia
MARCO, S. Leto & Sons, Fructuo-
so Gonzalez, Economical Drug
Store, Dependencies de AL & F.,
Universal Cafeteria, l.. Cotton
Gro, Corona Gro, Baldomero's
Cafe, Valencia Poultry Mkt, A..
Suarez, Delicias Cafe, Betty Re-
Sc Bakery, Maxine Alvarez,
Progressive Shoe Shop, Maria
ma Acosta, Lozano's Poultry
Mkt. Noises Filling Sta, Tomas
Alfonso Gro, Dionisio Gonzalez,
Barberia Mano Aispuru, c. Her
nandez Gro, Victor Gonzalez,
Barreiro Gro, Jose Fernandez
Two Friends Cafe, Vinagre Bar
IBERIA, Sardinas Gas Sta, Eduar
do Dfaz Pts, Carlos Norona.
Contribuy6 con 40 centavos 4:
Casino Barber Shop.
(COnttnudrd)
La gaceta., 1939-02-03

Pittsburg, Pa, Feb. Bel DIR
Norman Stewart, un dentista
f~racasado, rob6 $500 en- Jack
sonville, Florida, y vino a esta
iudad a onfesar el asesinato de
su esposa Maria, de 20 amos, y
su hijo Norman, de A. A los dos
los mat6 utilizando un martillo
y un uhillo de ortar pan.
Este doble rimen 10 ometi6 en-
1885 y aver Sc present6 al fiscal
Park, atormentado por la con-
cieneia, y confes6.
Despues de matar a esos dos
seres, ell hombre volvi6 a casar-
Sc y su actual mujer reside en-
Jacksonville.
La gaceta., 1939-02-03
Ell TEMPO

En- la madrugada del sabadC
llegara a Tampa otra ola fra
precedida de lluvia.
No puede calcularse todavia.
pOr la oficina local, hasta que
punto bajara ell t~ermometro.
La gaceta., 1939-02-03
Stanley Robertson.

Este ano es ell 300o aniver-
sario de una de las grandes
tragedias en- la historic de la
ciencia. Calico, ell hombre que
fue ell primero en- mirar sobre
las lunas de Jupiter y otras
muchas maravillas del cielo,
las miro por Ultima vez ataca-
do por la ceguera.
"Se ha obscurecido ell ojo
mas noble, escribi6 ell Padre
Castella, ell amigo por toda la
vida del gran cientifica, cita-
do por Mr.. j. j. Fable, sun
ojo tan privilegiado y agra
ciado con raras cualidades,
que en- verdad puede d~ecirse.
que vic mas que todos los ojos
de los que pasaron, y que a.
brio los ojos de los por venir."
Calico, en- esta epoca tenia
cerca de setenta y cuatro amos,
pero nj la edad y las penali-
dades que lie rodearon por mu-
chos amos, habian obscurecido
la brillantez de SUI cerebro.
Solo un corto tempo antes que
la ceguera lie privase de escru-
tar los cielos, los cuales por es.
pacio de treinta amos pacien.
temente registr6, el habia OBJ
servadO un nuevo fen6meno ell
la Luna. A1n cuando, como e
dijo, la Luna habia sido mira
da por millones de hombres
ninguno habfa notado que e
rostro que vieron ligerament'
Sc alteraba. Calico observe
las "liberaciones" de la Luna
por las que, a1n cuando STEM.
pre- Sc nos presenta ell mismC
rostro, Sc nos hace viable veI
un POGO "redondeadOs los can.
tos". Solo puede adivinarse
que subsiguientes descubri-
mientos pudiera haber hechO
ell c~ientifico, 81 no Sc lie hubie-
Sc privado de la vista. Calico
vivi6 hasta ell ano 1912, POGO
antes del nacimiento de New
ton, Que estaba destinado a
dar al mundo ell primer mejo-
ramiento fundamental en- ell
telescope, Y explicar las ma
tematicas de los cielos, apor-
tadas por las observaciones de
Calico.
I'm ano despues de haber ce-
gado Calico, fue visitado POI
un hombre distinguido en- la
literature, como el en- las cien-
cias, John Milton, el mismo
destinado a conocer la carcel
de la ceguera.
Todo este tempo tecnica-
mente Calico fue prisionero
La gaceta., 1939-02-03

Miles de baterias acumulado,
ras, al servicio de los autom6vi-
les, mueren de sed. Una pelue-
ma cantidad de aqua, dos o tres
wees al mes, servira para aho-
rrarle una buena cantidad de d.
nero. Sc prueba por un hombre
que us6 la misma bateria IL a.
nos.
La gaceta., 1939-02-03

FL impuesto sobre la gasolina
en- ell ano pasado, monte al 80
por ciento del valor total de las
fabricas, de todos los nuevos au-
tomoyiles y camiones que fueron
vendidos en- Estados Unidos du-
rante ell ano.
La gaceta., 1939-02-03
LO QUE r DICEN
Y 70 COMENTO
Por Jose r. Sanfeliz


escribi6 Pelletan. En- algunos
paises esa Marcia es la del can
grejo; en- la mayoria de las gran
des y pequehas naciones, esa
Marcia es adelante, siempre a.
delante.
La civilization avanza o re-
trocede. Todo depende de los
IQue forman ell nucleo de los cuer
pos directories y la pasividad de
las masas dirijidas.
Pero gracias a nuestras insti-
tuciones, los que tenemos la d.
cha de vivir en- ell territorio de
la America del Norte, desde Flo
rida hasta Alaska, no marcha-
mos como los crustaceos, vamos
adelante.
Con TODD ESQ, en- mi humilde
capacidad de hombre sin prepa-
raci6n creo que podiamos ayan-
Ear mucho mas, efectuar mayo
res progresses tomandonos un
verdadero interes por ell progre-
so.
Como es natural y justo, Sc
presentara la pregunta: iDe
que manera Sc puede alcanzar
esa finalidad?
-Simplemente, por medic de
la instruction; pero por la ms
truccion que en- realidad enseha
y no aquella plagada de prejui-
clos e ingnorancia de ciertas
simples cosas y hechos. Moses a.
tras un estudiante de un institu-
to local, hablando con un grupo
de amigos, dijo que un professor,
explicando un tema sobre las po-
blaciones de los paises latinos
de America, habia dicho, que los
habitantes de la Isla de Cuba e
ran negros.
Sin mas explicaciones, dejt
en- la mente de sus alumnos es
pecialmente de los que no como
cen la historic y geografia d
Cuba, una falsa affirmation.
Como creador de una familia
ayude a mi esposa y coOpere co.
ell profesorado en- la instructed
y aducaci6n de nuestra prole,
puedo decir que la manera d
ensenar a la ninez ha experime.
tado un cambio muy notable;
no muy favorable para los edu
eandos.
Nuestros hijos e hijas hac,
veinte amos salian de las escue
las dotados de eonocimiento
practices. Hoy Sc atiborra ],
mente de la ninez de una ines
colanza" de de estudiOs que a
fin de la jornada resultan un "a
jiaco'', donde hay toda clase d.
carnes, verduras y legumbres
sin ser un alimento nutritivo.
Esa clase de instruction Y edu
caci6n es ''falsa'. No es una yer.
dadera ensenanza, porque no
puede serlo. La genuina instruc,
ci6n, la verdadera ensenanza
debe consistir en- la experienced
Creo que ell valor de la educa.
ci6n debe de basarse en- la Ca.
lidad", no en- la "Cantidad'.
Recuerdo que a una graduada
del High School" sc la pidi6 en-
clase superior que explicase lC
que era una "Arteria". La mu-
chacha Sc qued6 cOnfusa y res,
pondi6 a la maestro:
"Sehora, no Sc 10 que es ESQ.,"
La maestro admirada, insis.
ito:
Nina, listed no tiene arte-
rias ?"
"Puede ser que las tenga, Pc
La gaceta., 1939-02-03
MENUDENCIAS
I~NSTRUCTIVAS
Por Jose r. Sanfeliz

Turistas que regresan de Ale
mania informan que los coche-
cillos TRADES por un caballo han
reaparecido en- aquella nadi6n,
debido a que ell gobierno ejerce
gran preston demandando ca
miones y automobiles para use
de su ejercito.
La gaceta., 1939-02-03

Existen 1,250,000 autom6vi-
les para paseos, camiones, ca
mionetas y o%mnibuses, dentrO
de los limites de la ciudad de
New York.
La gaceta., 1939-02-03

MATO A SU ESPoSA Y 81
HIJO
Evening star., 1939-10-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

a THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Column
9oUNG kEcEvss hs RatIsr e RRE2SR5SK
NATIONAL BANK g. TRUST COMPANY.
psn inst9n. D. Gs-;MIScELLANEoUs NO. 3s.-
Receiver OF the Federal-American National
Bank and Trust Company, having reported
to the Court that he has received an offer
unimproved real estate located in Jefferson
Magisterlal District: Arlington County, Vir-
sI slnla' described as follows: An thai, prop
as follows, to wit: Beginning at an iron
roeo pipe at me west corner common to the
ana the property of Margaret H.. Rich
mond mon said pipe being in the east line of
the orisinal WASHINGTON and Alexandria
OF the industrial track of the Richmond.
Ftredericksours and Potomac Railroad;
thsnSe @ with said east right Of way line,
EAST 2eS.09 feet to point; thence de-
parting from said east right Of way line
south 6s degrees 81 minutes 30 seconds
: degrees no minutes 30 seconds West
to SAID Union Iron Works and Rechmonds 5
the said Union Iron Works ks property roper. North
~ degrees % minutes 80. SECONDS west
35l ;32 feet to the point Of beginning. con-
as same is illustrated upon a plat attached
TO deed from Margaret H. Richmond to
Margaret L, Ryan dated October l., 1925,
and recorded October 15. 1926 among the
land records OF said County and described
thereon as parcel numbered one, and being
The same property described in the deed
OF trust recorded in Deed Book 249. at
page BAL. OF the land records of said
eounty.' for total purchase price OF
cash net of real estate agents commission.
taxes 20 be adjusted to the date of trans
Ter; and said Frederick J. Young, Receiver.
having further reported to this Court that
ne has been authorized to accept SAD
offer by the Deputy Comptroller of the
currency. subject to court approval, as is
shown by true copy of letter contain
Ing such authorization annexed to the
petition and dated October 5. 1899, It is
1899. ORDERED, That the said offer of
Nora K. Zell be accepted and that said sale
shall be ratified and confirmed unless cause
be shown TO the contrary or higher
offer be made on or before the third day
of November. 1889. provided, however, that
a copy of this Order NiSi be published in
the Washington Evening Star as legal
notice at least three times prior to the
third day. of November. 1882. the first of
sad publications to be at least ten days
prior TO said date. and, provided further
made, the same shall be submitted to the
office of the Receiver al 1895 New York
Avenue. Northwest, WASHINGTON. D. c. on
or before twelve O'Clock noon of the first
day of November, 1889 JAMES M. PROC
TOR. Justice tSeal1 A true copy Test:
CHARLES E STEWART, Clerk. BY
ANDREW A. HORNER. Asst Clerk,
Evening star., 1939-10-22
FARMS FOR SALE.

ACRES, BEAUTIFUL ROLLING LAND.
hishway "a miles D. c. Falls Church
245 ACRES GOOD LAND. $4,000. OTHER
farms from $3.50 to $4,000; also some
very old places nearby. Chest 4213,
FLORIDA LIoUIDAToRs SALE BRINGS
to you at $3.50 total and on long terms
Of wooded lake property in suburb of active
Tampa Liquidation ordered at 81 original
price Ample space vegetables, flowers.
u a sh'kfn: Income RsEf%Sas EanaatoT in Gamns fSes
Building. Tampa. Florida:
fTAE1fqr sfarE PEoA PEoAp pRFEH2 bF2Tp2 4WRAs W ssse
try bldgs., roadside market Sac. for S2,4o0;
500 cash, easy terms. BRAY & MAC
GEORGE. Estb. 1901. VINELAND. N. j.
i5o ACRES GROOM; STONE DWELLING.
springs. electricity available. good road;
price, SIS 600
Fl. B MITCHELL, Hernon. Va Phone 1a5.
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
Stock STOCK sa's farm. Small small chicken farm or Just
coy home-convenent yet auiet-1 have
$50 Of these places for sale including some
located in Fairfax and adjoining counties
and range from 10 acres to 5000: Most Of
ns ,hsm are hard Thn Iosds Ts es MSos Il HR
OF Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
s6a-J-l. Address Route 3, Alexandria. Va.
tClosed Sundaysl
HALF WAY BETWEEN WASHINGTON
and Baltimore: 70 acres so acres rich
chester loan soil. rest wooded, on good
bath. electricity school bus passes gate
Barrack stable, double garage 40-ft. hen
house. cellar. house and other buildings.
4 pple trees in bearins. Price, $500.
Phone Ellicott City. 44-F.34 Owner.
CISSEL SIMPSON. Clarksville. Md.
1854. MOUNTAIN FARM. NEAR MAR.
6.rm house. large barn, etc; less than
S25 OF per acre; trade. shep. 1906.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

SALE OR RENT, SECOND COMMERCIAL
zone. warehouse l25 50"x25'0". 10 feet
high. brick construction, concrete floor,
electric lights. Entrance on street. Ap-
ply oiH3 Sherman aYe n U
Evening star., 1939-10-22

WANTED TO RENT OR SELL
property in the District Of Columbia and
nearby MONTGOMERY County, Md.
THos E FARRELL CO. Realtors
72l 10th ST NV. Natl. 0t65.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
CHESTNUT VALLEY FARM.


a1a acre. with - mile frontage. on
Richmond Fredericksburg highway No. :.
Washmgton 12-room Colonial residence
bath fun basement; surrounded by larse.
attractive lawn; , tenant houses, barns
snd other outbuildinRS; l15 a tillable. and
paSture balance timber land; several
springs and streams pond site; electrlclty
snd phone Immediate possession Price
S1S 900: terms, 2U'e cash balance 20
years, s. interest. JAS. E. DONAHUE
repr the Federal Land Bank, South
hnuleYard Richmond. Va.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

COOP. APT. . RMS. KIT, BATH Si,7oo;
clear. for house around $1,000; no agents.
Box 244-S. StaE. -r-
32O-ACRE STOCK RANCH: CENTRAL
Oregon clears - 500 exchange Tor = G.
or vic; cash difference or assume. Line.
lo1h-L
Evening star., 1939-10-22
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA APIS. FOR RENT. ORLANDO
or Fort Lauderdale. Local information
Wisconsin 6Oao,
SETTLING AN ESTATE.
Four lots Orient Park, suburbs OF n Y.
Also lots suburb of Atlantic City. Little
cash, or exchange for something IN D. c.
Geo. 6iS4.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES,

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ld1DS.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

NEAR An AND MD. AVE N.E.-a R. B,
good cond OWNER, North 6l16. %.
Evening star., 1939-10-22

NOW is THE TIME TO BUY AT AFTER
season prices; see Cedarhurst on Ches.
Bay, 81 miles 2, G. ,nesr SHADY SIDE
day and inspect cottages and lots for sale
or We will build for spring delivery on
F. H. A. terms. WALTER NJ, BAUMAN,
Thomas Circle. Natl. 622a.
SACRIFICE. 3-ROOM. FURNISHED COT
tage, screened-ln front and back porch,
almost new. Colonial Beach. Va. Adams
0s42.
SELBY- -ON-THE- E-BAY-CHoICE LOT, SAC.
5ifice Ior quick sale: 5oxloo. NATIONAL
$50 ACRES GROOM NEWLY REBUILT
house. 5 freplaces; l25, acres cleared land
good soil; 20-acre muskrat marsh, 1,50o-
T. water front, fine ducki1G: As miles
D c. easily accessible $500. terms.
G1EONS. Barr Bldg, Natl. 1888, Line.
T075-J
COLONIAL BEAcH-BUNGALoW. ON 3
lots mr., beach new condition; S300-Sl5 5:
A bargain; water, cleo. North 6l1S. q.
PATUXENT RIVER.
Drum PIT Harbor area: 100 acres, hav-
ing over 1000 fl. valuable river and deep
water creek frontaee. ANY one acquainted
with this section VII know that this is
. decided bargain al s. 900,
THEODORE f. MENK,
Southern Nd Waterfronts Since 1921.
l124 goth NV to 5, Hob. 3101.
Evening. Du. 4S"1.
Evening star., 1939-10-22

MIAMI BEACH.
Have pictures OF houses. apts: and
hotels IN Miami Beach, Fl Lauderdale and
Faim Beach Tor sale or lease
FREDERIC L. PATERSON,
ros Jackson Pl NV. Rep. .O3O.