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La opinión., 1940-06-23

- me uno de los geStoS
mas desairados Que IA
cion alguua haya podido %ofrocer.
Despues de que la paz haya sido
firmad1, va In dicte Alcmania,
o bieI IL impongan las democrat
cias mundiales, quedar1 siempre
ell recuerdo de una Alemania
atrevida y belica, dc una Francia
heroica y dcsdichada, de una In
glaterra soberbia. DE Italia Sc
hablara con n sonrisa oblicua,
como Sc habla del clown oficioso
Y grotesco, del buf0n EN- las cor
ties antiguas de la Europa, que
a Ia sombra del trono injuriaba
a los .~sujetos cue habian cafdo
de la gracia. dc los soberanos,
sin perjuicio dc ocultarse a la
bora de las responsibilities.
Toda la grandeza que ha consti-
tufdo desde los tiempos de Ca
your ell ensueho de Ia nueva TIA
liza, fue d~estruida con esta acti-
tud desdichada que lie ha i'm
puesto Mussolini. Y las colonias
que llesara a obtener cuando el
botin frances sea %repartido. Sc
ran consideradas como un robo
a m%ansalva, porque no habran
sido ganadas a costa de Ia san
gre de los i~talianos, sino a la
sombra de IN poder superior. del
cual en- el future Italia no sera
otra cosa que un miscro estado
vasallo.
Todo ESQ rs el fruto dc la labor
de Mussolini.
El pueblo italiano no quiere
pelear. No hay mas Que echar
una ojeada a los diarios para
darse cuenta dc esa verdad la
mentable. Mussolini ha estado
amenazando con el poder del
Fascismo a los paises en- guerra
con Hitler. desde que empez6 Ia
conflagraci6n. Con ol puhal en-
Ia mano, Mussolini-no el pueblo
de Italia, enti6ndasc-estuvo es-
perando Ia bora fatal dc Francia
para i%ntcrvenir como al buf0n
del mitico Duque de Mantua en-
IN opera verdiana, a Ia bora en-
que In dcSgracia SO abatia sobrc
81 Signor Monterone. Cuando ei
pueblo de Francia habia senti1o
va 81 peso de Ia bota nazista So
bre 81 pecho. cuando los refu-
eiados sc atropellaban en- los ca
minos del pals en- busca de abri-
go contra las bombas, presa del
mas horrible panicO, cuando los
valientes soldados dc Francia in
tentaban en- vano detener o flu
siles Y bayonetas a los monstruos
de c que vomitaban llamas.
bajo el fuego dc los "Stukas" in
creibles. ell Signor Mussolini do
Ia orden de avanzar. SECURE de
que la victima estaba herida de
muerte. Pero la orden fue vana.
Las legiones que en- Guadalajara
huyeron bajo el fuego de los SOL
dados republicanos hace dos
amos, los descendientes de aque-
Hos soldados que en- Caporetto
nidieron angustiosamente a los
franceses los ~salvaran de una
muerte c%ierta. no rebasaron Ia
f%rontera. Sc creeria que cono-
ciendo 81 espiritu de Francia, te-
mieron que Ia victima pudiera
resucitar Y lastimarlos. No: no
era tempo todavia para expo
nerse a un rasguho en- los cam
pos de batalla.
Y luego. cuando Hitler llam5
al "Duce" a Munich, para hablar
sobre la situaci6n, va con Fran
Ella rendida, icon que orgullo pa
se6 por las Gales 81 fraude hui
mano mayor que ha conocido Ia
La opinión., 1940-06-23

FL sieuientc es 81 Guar.
to de una serie do artiou-
los sobrc las batallas de-
oislvas en- Ia historic dc
la Humankind, y firmado
por uno de los vetersnos
de Ia guerra pasada, ha.
bla sobre Ia senunda bata.
la del Marine, que decide
Ia derrota de Alemania en-
1918. y on Ia eual Of mie'
mo tomo parte.
La opinión., 1940-06-23

- eidio el triunfo dc las
armas aliadas contra
Alemania. y fue la primera de
81 masnitud en- que tomaron
parte las tropas americans. FL
Estado Mayor aleman Ia con-
oibio como una batalla adioional,
para preparar ell e%neuentro entire
los dos oiorcitos en- Flandes mas
tarde. Los aliados la convirtie-
ron en- I'm onoucntro decisive, del
cue dependieron los aoonteei-
mientos mas tarde desarrollados
en- compienne y la eaida de Gut
llermo II.
rue 81 htreo do csta batalla el
general Henri PHILIPPE petain,
en- In netualidad Primer Minis
tro dc Francia en- su bora negra,
cl mismo que defendio dtuanto
parios amos Ia c%iudadcla dc Yer
dun, QGo ha caido cSta ve2 cast
sin re~sistencia en- podcr de los
alemanes.
Como in luz de In publicidai
Ia eaido directamentc sobre Cha
teau Thierry. muchos Greer que
Ia segunda batalla del Marnc Sc
libro en-, csc sector solamontc,
gravltando sobre Ia scgundn dt-
vision del ~e1erclto americana, re-
Tornado con las infantcrias dc
marina. Y sin embargo, In bata-
la cubrl0 un amplio frente, des-
de el Marine hasta 81 Aisnc, Y
en- ella participaron ocho divi-
stones americanas. todas las
La opinión., 1940-06-23

L PAPEl de Italia en- In
actual guerra europea,
pasara a la historic CO.
mo uno de los gestos
mas desairados que ma
La opinión., 1940-06-23
nEL sEeuNoo MARINE"

a batalla del
Marine - del IS de julio
al S de aaosto, t9t8-de-
eidio Ell triunfo dc las
La opinión., 1940-06-23
EMPlEZA LA BATALLA

Las Columns alemanas inicia-
(Pasa a Ia ga. PAg.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
High Building
Record Is Set
Best April Since
1929 Reported

Building activity in four Pacific
Northwest states last month
reached $5.53s.746, the greatest
April total since 1929 and the
second highest monthly figure In
nine years.
Reports from cities Of over TO-
900 persons in Washington, Ore
gon, Idaho and Montana showed
work was started on an estimated
1000 homes. Washington led
other states with 2,040 projects
costing $2,72s.667.
Seattle's 222 new homes pro-
vided the bulk of its S1,6S1, 435
total and boosted it to first place
among cities, followed by Port.
land with 1874 houses and other
buildings valued at s917 200.
A large housing project put
Great Falls, Mont, in third place
at $685., $50. Fourth was Spokane
with SGT permits-largest total in
the city's history-for $554,739
The first eight also included: Ia.
coma, $259,415; Yakima, Wash.
s14s. 270; Eugene. Ore, $125,157;
Boise, Ida, s116,025.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Questions and
Answers

q. What dimensions are consid-
cred minimum for fireplace
hearths? What materials are sat
isfactory!
A. Fireplace hearths should pro-
ject at least 16 inches, measured
from the chimney breast, and the
width should not be less than the
width Of the fireplace opening plus
16 inches. Brick, tile, smooth-fin-
ished concrete. stone, and slate are
the materials most often used.
Hearths should be supported on a
concrete slab.
Q. Our new frame house will not
have a basement. What type of
foundation metal shield should we
use as a barrier to termites, and
how should it be placed?
A. A continuous strip of corro-
sion resistant metal should be
placed between the masonry foun-
dations and the wood resting on
the masonry. 1t should extend en-
tirely across the wall and be flush
on the outside, but it should extend
two inches horizontally beyond the
inside face of the wall and be bent
down two inches at an angle of As
degrees. A similar projection on
the outside wall Is desirable il this
wall is not open to easy inspection.
Joints between the metal sheets
forming the shields should be made
tight, with well-locked and NAL
leted flat seams or should be con-
tinuously soldered. If the shield is
pierced by anchor bolts, the holes
should be made tight by bedding
the metal sheet around the hole
with coal-tar pitch. Care should be
taken that workmen do not dam
age the shields during construction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

Choice of Site Important
For All Types of Homes

house to be built falls within the
very low-priced classifications. ST.
500 or under, II viii not be difficult
to purchase a suitable lot at a rea-
sonable price. For this lowest cost
group. specially designed subdivi-
sions are the most suitable.
The cost Of any lot depends
largely upon the number of i'm
provements which are included
The price Of a fully improved lot
IL naturally much more than the
price Of an unimproved lot.
When a lot does not include
water, sewer, electric and gas FACT
lities and street lights. the cost of
making it ready for the construc-
ton Of a house Is considerable.
Facilities Essential
On the other hand. prospective
purchasers of improved lots
should find out exactly what facili-
ties are available. 1t Is even wise
for the purchaser to have an agree
ment in writing that all improve
ments and utilities are included in
the price Of the lot IL he Is paying
a price which justifies their inclu-
sion.
The Importance Of the home site
cannot be overemphasized, since it
determines the permanent location
Of the residence. Therefore, the
greatest care should be used to in
sure obtaining both a lot and a
neighborhood which is really suited
to the needs Of the family.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Whot To Do In Case
OF BIoWn-Ouf Fuse

Blown-out fuses may be replaced
by the home owner without much
trouble. The current should be cut
off at the main switch, with care
taken not to touch any Of the
metal parts. Fuses of the same
rating as the ones to be replaced
should be used. 1t Is dangerous to
use any substitutes such as coins
or fuses Of higher capacity. The
capacity Of fuses is plainly marked
on the metal rim around the face
or on the contact end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

ton later revised its regulations
governing these loans, and undel
the more flexible terms the maxi
mum amortization period was sci
at Is years. The minimum dowr
payment was fixed at per cent Of
the valuation Of the completed
property, and builders were per.
mitted to finance multihouse de.
velopments and to transfer ths
notes to eligible purchasers az the
properties are sold.
These changes encouraged u'
to expand building operations
Mr.. Landvoight stated. land dur
ing the fall we opened Forest
Hills. a subdivision of 125 lots near
the first development. which was
subdivided into ITO lots and named
Colony Hill.
The further changes In FLA
regulations on Jan. 1, looking to
the introduction Of FILA property
standards, minimum construction
requirements. and compliance In
spections in connection with Title
I houses. promised to facilitate
sales. The concurrent announce
ment Of the RFC mortgage COM
pany that 1t would purchase inter-
est-bearing notes secured by mort
cages on such houses promised to
keep financing avenues open.
other Developments Started
my views of these last changes
are best expressed by the fact that
since their announcement we have
begun development of a 115-lot
project near Baltimore and q 80
lot project near Morgantown, Nd,
and have just completed plans for
financing the construction Of 1000
houses In q Maryland subdivision
near Washington, d. c."
Good land planning is essential
in Title I developments, Mr.. Land
voight pointed out. both to keep
costs down and to protect the
neighborhood values. Adapting the
road pattern to the natural con-
tours of the tract, he said. will
often save the developer money
and at the same time will produce
a much more attractive develop
ment. Again, q staggered build
ing line viii often produce a more
pleasing appearance and will cost
the builder no more than q rigidly
straight one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
R0iSin Seed Oil
Gets Approvul

COLUMBUS, O.--Some future
day a bottle Of raisin seed oil may
be a companion piece to the vine
gar cruet on your dinner table.
The National Farm Chemurgic
Council reports that research men
have found the oil to be edible and
that it is regarded as valuable for
making salads and cooking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

As much care should be exer-
cised by home buyers in the selec-
ton Of the actual location OF their
new home as in the choice Of the
neighborhood itself.
The cost Of the lot II probably
the primary consideration. Due to
varying conditions In different
localities, 1t Is impossible to recon-
mend a definite cost. Generally,
however, the lot should not cost
more than one-fifth Of the total
amount TO be invested IN both
house and lot.
Cost Varies
For the small house of 5000 or
less the cost OF the lot may be pro-
portionately smaller. Unless the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Offices Announce
z Staff Additions

Two offices along realty row
announced the addition Of a new
salesman to their staff the past
week.
e. r. pete" Bridewell, we'll
known Tacoma sportsman. Joined
the sales force of the c. F. Mason
Co., 110e Pacific ave. Bridewell
will specialize in the sale Of Ia
coma homes and business prop
erty, 1t was said.
Lloyd sill Is now with Houston
& Houston, realtors In the Bernice
building, HOS Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

Albert y. Landvoight. who be
hides being 4 builder and architect
e also FILA loan officer Of the
Annapolis Banking 4 Trust Co..
tells how he has developed sue
cessful communities Of x2,500
homes In an article appearing In
the April issue Of the Insured
Mortgage Portfolio. official FILA
publication.
Describing his original opera
tions. Mr.. Landvoight said the five
houses were designed to meet q
housing shortage for family men
among the personnel Of the United
States Naval academy and were
identical In floor plan, although
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

differing slightly in exterior treat
ment.
Each house occupied a lot Of
about 100 by zoo feet and con-
tanned . living room, two bed
rooms. kitchen and bath. The
houses were promptly sold upon
completion. with the loans being
insured by the federal housing adj
ministration under Class 3 Title I
OF the national housing act. These
homes were built and financed
prior 10 revision of FLA Title I
regulations. and the maximum
period for repayment at that time
was only seven years.
The federal housing administra-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
New Real Estate
Office Opened

A new real estate office opened
this week at e36 Commerce st.. TO
be known a. the Service Realty
and Exchange. Proprietors Of the
firm are s. b. Macdonald and Ed
schock, both prominent In Tacoma
real estate and sport circles.
The new company win handle
both Tacoma and suburban homes
for sale and trade. IL was said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09
Maryland Builder Successful
In Low-Cosi Home Program
Exploins How FILA Helped To Expond
$500 Housing Muket In Eust

positive indication of the broad possibilities OF the
$500 housing market in the eastern United States is af
forded by the owos home operations of Maryland builder
and architect who first entered the field Of the 500 home
last with the construction of five small homes
tract of land in the outskirts Of Annapolis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-05-09

II you're not using It, sell 1t with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad
Phone Main 1851.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-26

Eventually he found jobs for Dan .el and Charles. Charles, the or ganizlng genius of the three, laid the ground work for the theatrical eyndicate which gained control of 125 playhouses throughout the coun- tly and brought on the "theater var Of the early years of the scntury
 Daniel in 1885, founded at the old Iycsum Theater the Daniel Frchman Stock Company which be- .ame 6 star factory He had a genus for discovering new talent md Maude Adams. James K, Hack cit, E. Ii. Sothern, Minnie Mad- defn Fiske, Henrietta Crossman Ciola Allen, Alison Skipworth Mar garet Ellington, Edith Wynne Ma thison and Hilda Spong were some of the thespians who could look back to work for Frohman as the real start of stardom.
 Searching both sides of the At
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music but recognized Kubelik as colorful artist, brought him to New York in 1901 and "circused" him with great success.
 In 1903 Frohman opened a new Lyceum Theatre, way up north on Forty-fifth Street" Also that year he married Miss Ellington. She scored a notable season-long tri- umph in 1907 with Kyrle Bellew in her husbands production of Bern stein's The Thief" but left him in 1908. saying she was tired of the theater and wanted to live a domestic life and darn socks" They were divorced in 1909. She returned to the footlights later and married Major Edward Bowes, of theater and radio fame. She died in 1884.
 Some stores use soda to brighten the color of fruits and vegetables.
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start, he was chosen it's president in 1904 and reelected annually thereafter.
 Saga of Stage
 As he went on from year to year with interest in the stage and it's folk unabated-in January, 1885, he heralded Ida Miller, 10-year- old tenement district girl as ''one of the greatest finds of my life -Broadwayites called him Uncle Dan' and racked their brains for a phrase that would summarize him. Such terms as dean of pro- ducers," ''Nestor of Broadway and grand old man of the theateT' were inadequate and he became a veritable living legend his rec ord saga Of the stage.
 The opening cantos of this tale took place in Sandusky where Hen- " Ffohman, the immigrant ped- dler. settled. Daniel was born thece August g, 1851, and when old cnough to hold reins, rode with h4s father cn his rounds, tile while the stage-struck peddler nouthed the lines cf Schiller and other classic German drarnatists. fattr Frohnan opened q small cigar fac tory and organized a German the atrical company which gave weekly perfolmanccs in Sandustkys then ter. Thus at Il Daniel F'robman stood in the wings prompting his iather and the other actors,
 Tcunded a "star Factory
 When he wa5 F the family moved to New York. His brother Gustave was the first of the three brothers to gain foothold in the professional theater when he ran away to join a minstrel troupe.
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lantic for desirable plays, F)oh- man presented works by Pinero, Jones, Anthony Hope. Howard, Mark Twain, Howells and other 'moderns' of the day to appre- ciative audiences.
 On one of his visits to London Frohman saw and heard Jan Kdbe- lik, the Czech violinist. The New York producer knew little about
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-26

S-ROOM furnished house and bath, 3 bedrooms, piano, inexpensive heat Nice home for responsible party Corner 4th and East. Phone 387 after pm.
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 1 FOR RENT i NICELY furnished apartment for couple-oiI heat, $50 per month. 1O9 First St. w Phone Black 415 3-ROOM partly furnished house. Rawn Way. S2O monthly. Phone 334.
 S-ROOM furnished house and bath, l 3 bedrooms, piano, inexpensive heat. Nice home for responsible party. Corner 4th and East. Phone 387 after pm. FURNISHED home on Fritz Cove Road, Auke Bay. Write Box 632. Ted Danielson.
 FOR RENT = Furnished modern apartment. Excellent location. Phone Red 295.
 FOR RENT - Modern up-to-the- minute apartments. Apply in the , office of the Gross 20th Gen. tury Bldg.
 FOR RENT or LEASE-Rainier Rooms, furnished or unfurnished. See I. Goldstein.
 TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, $15 month Phone Blue 510. : THREE ROOM apartment. Partly i furnished. Phone 723. i SMALL COTTAGE for rent, suit able for people without chill dren, in Juneau. Phone Thane, 3 rings. See Getchell. 3-ROOM steam heated apt. and bath. Klein Apts. Phone Black 763.
 FOR RENT-Furnished apartment in Triangle Bldg. Phone 3. BROOM furnished. heated apt. 1 and bath. Erwin Apts. Phone 704. 3-ROOM furnished apt, oil heat. Phone Black 490 { 8 ROOMS and bath, air condi- i toned, heated, electric washer. laundry, new oak floors, electric range, frigidaire. nicely furnished Call Windsor Apts. W BOARD & ROOM, $50 per mo. Steam heat, dry room and shower bath, two in room for $45. Ju- neau Rooms, phone 472. FOR RENT-Furnished room, 325 1 Sixth.
 FOR RENT-FurE;sned rooms, hot and cold water. Orpheum Rooms, Mrs. Anna Anderson, manager
  NICE CLEAN rooms, steamheated-- upstairs, 20th Century Market. Rate: $16 single, S20 double. STORE space in Decker Bldg. Phone Blue 465
 BROOM furnished apt. Steam heat, hot water day and night Electric range and frigidaire, T undry conveniences. Phone 132, Douglas.
 FOR RENT-4-room ful. house oil heat. Phone 187. VACANCY Nugget Apartments. VACANCY Perelle Apartment. Phone Blue SIS.
 NICELY furnished heated apt, rooms and bath Blue I35. -------------------> ----------4-- THE HILLCREST: ONE FUR WISHED APARTMENT. PHONE 439.
 BROOM FURNISHED apartment; clso 5-room strictly modern un- furnished house. Phone ASA ! A7- - l-s VACANCY at Fosbee, Apts, ,x , FOR RENT Partly furnished flat Inquire Snap Shoppe. lCOZY. warm furn. apts Lights. water. dishes. cooking utensils and bath Reasonable at Seaview. Subscrlpe for The Empire.
 TIMELY CL9THES 13 NUNN.BUsH SHOES
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3-RCOM partly furnished house Rawn Way. S20 monthly Phone 334.
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FOR RENT

NICELY furnished apartment for couple--oil heat, $50 per month
 1O9 First St. w. Phone Black 415
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Apparently in defiance of U. 5. neutrality regulations, two score American pilots are flying U. s. built bombers to Britain, braving Nazi attacks. The disclosure was made by George R. Hutchinson, head of the flying Hutchinson" family. The flyers are taking the ships across the north Atlantic in
 approximately 10 hours.
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STAGE DEAN pA55ESAWAY
 IN NEW YORK
Daniel Frohman Dies in Sdnitarium-Had Most
 Remarkable Career

Continued from Page One)
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FURNISHED home on Fritz Cove Road, Auke Bay. Write Box 632. Ted Danielson.
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.i In case of error or if an ad has been stopped before ex- piration, advertiser please noti- fly this oftIce (Phone 374) at once and same will be given attention.
 THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE
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FOR RENT = Furnished modern apartment. Excellent location. Phone Red 295.
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WANTED

DEPENDABLE woman wants house
 and chambermaid work. Call mornings, Douglas 412
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LADY wants work by hour or day. r Phone Blue 510.
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MISCELLANEOUS

TURN your o1d gold into value
 cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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BROOM steam heated apt. and bath. Klein Apts. Phone Black 763.
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SMALL COTTAGE for rent, suit able for people without chil- dren, in Juneau. Phone Thane, rings. See Getchell.
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NICELY furnished heated apt, f rooms and bath. Blue I35.
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The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL
 bska newspaper.
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FOR RENT - Modern up-to-the- minute apartments. Apply in the office of the Gross 20th Gen. tury Bldg.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment in Triangle Bldg Phone 3.
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FOR RENT or LEASE-Rainier Rooms, furnished or unfurnished. See l. GoldStein.
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TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, SIS month Phone Blue 510.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-11
Just a Few Lines

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