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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02
THATCHER IS NAMED

Hartford, Conn, Jan. 2--(UP) - Rep. Raymond S. Thatcher, East Hampton Democratic Town Chair man, has been named deputy state comptroller by Controller e lect John M. Dove. t Vas reported to- day. 'e
 The post, which was held by . Dove, from 1884 to 10a8. pays $75Ol annually, Thatcher is q druggist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02
MASONS MEET

A meeting of the Harmony lodge, A. F. & A. M. will be held tonight eE . o'clock at the eeAaeptc temple. rho ADdges new maternal year will he inaugurated and all master Masons are urged to attend the ses- sion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02
e1. 1oHNs sERYICEs

Ntf. E1sncis o. Ayres, rector -elect T Ht. Johns Episcopal Church, of- |sIed at the services yesterday
 k|nx ao Neas. Of the Circun1- &I l5olS Cgfzh0nion was admin- 5lii1|1 A m Whica Rev Atre Ayres
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02
sTATE OPENS FoREsr HUNTS

Montgomery, Ala -- (UP) The Alaxeahe skate conservation depart menu is holding its first public hunt
 ii the new 3388 3388 .0ocoGG 0ocoGG acre Pea River State Forest. Quail, squirrels. rab- bits may be hunted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02
Market Made Advance .At Opening Of Trade
Only Small Amounts Were Registered in Rise; Special
 Issues, However, Made Wide Gains

I,oew's, Phillips PetroletHn, Chry4l sler, Santa Fe and American Car q Foundry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02

Tn q new plant in Sweden fish oil will be concerted into q hardened oil suitable for shotening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02
. iOHN .. FLYNN,s 1s41 BUSINESS FORECAsT
- JOHN n FLYNVs 19h BUSINESS FORECAST How Business Course for 41 Can Be Charted With Safety

Last of six articles revolving lp10 business and fOrecasting prCbablc trends in 194l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02
1Nnr1srRIAL sTocKs

Bid Asked Amn. Hardware co, ... "A 26 Arrow Hart & Hege '. 37 3g Bristol Brass Corp. com. 58 50 Colts Pat. Fire Arms co. 79 82 Eagle Lock Go. ......s. 7 Eastern Mallebale Iron 1. 101z l2h Landers, Frary & Clark 25 27 New Brit. Mach. Co. com. 42 A North & Judd Mfg. Go. B 55 Peck, Stow & Wilcox Go. 6h Sh Remington Arms ...... 5A 6A Scovill Mfg. Co. ........ 285 SO Stanley Works Go. com. 49h 5ls Torrineton co. ........ 291s 315 Veeder Root ........... 63 60 Wtby. Farrel Fdy. ...... 29 SS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02
CONNECTICUT SECURITIES
 The B. 2. Crtrgs %

PUBLIC UTILITIES STOCKS
 Bid Asked Bridgeport Gas It. co. 34 3I Bridgeport Hydraulic co. S5 38 Conn. Gas & Coke pfd. 35 5s Conn. It. & Power .... 5z 20 Conn. It. & Pow. 5M per-
 cent pfd .......: .:4. ll4 Connecticut Power Go. 48 Sl Hid. Elect. It. Co. com. 631as 65A Hid. Gas Ut. co. com. B 3I New Haven Water Co 78 8l South N. E. Tel. Co. .161 166 United Illuminating ...12O l24
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02

Westinghouse Flee. ......... .104 Woolworth ................... S2
 NEW YORK CURB Elec. Bond 6 Share ........ 1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-02

From the looks of the skating rink
 at Washington Park, If this cold weather continues, the children of
 the neighborhood will enjoy skating
 over the week end.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14

contracts and to increase unit charges
on some projects, and TO expand the
duties and authority Of the state engi-
neer to supervise all state building
projects to save architects inspection
fees. This last was to apply to all
state construction except that by the
highway department.
The committee also approved a pro-
posal 10 transfer the Grand Army Of
the Republics collection Of relics and
pictures in the capitol to the State
Historical society and to abolish the
position of G. A. R. custodian. II
recommended that before the state
historical library was moved into new
quarters a detailed study be made Of
the material in the library and the
staff in charge. and that needed
changes be put into effect before the
transfer.
The committee also recommended
that salaries of the librarian and as
sistant be reduced to conform to
amounts set by state law.
The committee approved several
recommendations affecting the health
board.
Principal recommendation called for
reducing the present eight organiza-
ton units of the board to four; dis
continuance Of education specialists;
close check on fees paid orthopedic
and other specialists: reduction Of the
number of industrial hygiene employees
after the initial control measures have
been completed, and transfer Of the
crippled children's division from the
welfare department to the medical
building as soon as space can be made
available.
The committee, acting on recon-
mendations submitted by Griffenhagen
and Associates, Chicago governmental
experts, called for consolidation OF
the present eight units of the board
of health into four; office of the eX-
ecutive director, and divisions of pre-
ventive medicine, public health engi-
neering, laboratories, and vital Stats
tics. 1t also approved recommended
ton that the title Of secretary, held
by DR.. w. F. Cogswell, be changed to
executive director.
The reorganization group recon-
mended that consideration be given a
proposal to consolidate the maternal
and child health services with those
extended crippled children; employ
ment of another district advisory
nurse when funds are available; using
money now spent on education spe-
cialists to augment medical and nurs-
ing services, and that the executive
officer prevent, so far as possible, pri-
vate physicians from charging patients
for laboratory services rendered the
physicians without charge by the
health department.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14
cepyrssht: 1871 By News Syndicate Co. Inc
A Girl Finds a Change
In Homes Leads to a
Change in Heart
m TWO PARTS-PART ONE
The Carrots had moved again.

The CARROTS had moved again.
That was Why Molly had pretended
an engagement downtown for dinner
when Win Ponsford called her at 4
O'Clock to ask II she wouldn't like to
ride home from work in his new car.
A new car. darn 1t! Something al
ways had to happen.
But Molly wasn't going to have the
elegant Win let her off In front OF
. trampled lawn strewn with tables
and chairs and beds and dressers, and
wash tubs crammed with pots and pans
under old bedspreads and tablecloths!
The very thought smothered her. She
had slipped out Of the office of the
Beecher Paint and Sign Co. and taken
. bus home.
Home-the square, white undistin-
guished house on the mdistinguished
street was home now. until the Gar
retts moved again! She had seen it
only once before, three nights ago,
when her father had driven her past
for a look at it. She recognized the
overgrown hedge of lilacs that crowd
ed close to the sidewalk, but she would
have been able to identify the place
anyhow a block away, for a huge
moving van had its nose jutting into
the middle Of the street. The van
was moving away just as she came
10 the gate
At the front steps, Molly looked
around her. sighed. and sank down
IN utter despair. She took off her hat,
shook her dark curly hair and shud-
dered. The mere thought of entering
the house gave her a queer feeling at
the pit Of her stomach. When would
they ever have home of their own?
Three nondescript abodes in town in
three years!
Before that, 1t had not only been
from house to house, but from town
to town-not less than five farming
communities scattered over the flat
midwestern prairie. which her father
had canvaSSed with his new-fangled
cream separator that always sold in
just sufficient numbers to keep the
wolf from the next door the CARROTS
moved to! Now her father had a Sc
cure job with a reliable implement
company. but even that hadn't been
enough to break the moving jinx. She
wanted to cry. She was going to cry,
IN fact.
But her fathers heavy step sound
ed behind her. She looked up at him
as he paused in the doorway, bare
headed, stripped to undershirt and
trousers, grimy with dust and sweat
that streaked his round, rudy face.
What sight he would have been for
Win Ponsford-Ponsford and Ingram.
Investments! That would have been
the last straw.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14

funny, all at once. Tomorrow night IS
okay with me, if you'd rather"
call me tomorrow, then" she smiled
radiantly, and waved to him from the
doorway of the Beecher office.
The music was softly tempered. the
light intimately shaded, the hum of
table talk pleasantly subsued.
Win Ponsford had reserved a table
against the wall. He had planned the
dinner with the characteristic pre-
cision Molly had admired In him dur
ing their two years friendship. Win
ston Ponsford was civilized. Life with
him would never be an adventure, but
1t would at least be a pleasant cruise
upon restful waters. Even If he was
rather all one color-eyebrows and
hair pale maple, hazel eyes a trifle
small he always dressed so correctly
that you never noticed any sameness
about him.
And now-Win was leaning toward
her across the small table. He drew
lightly upon his cigaret and flicked the
ash away with his little finger. Molly
had often noticed his fingers, long and
slender and fastidiously manicured, a
ring upon the little one Of the left
hand which he had told her, whimsi-
cally, was an heirloom from his great
grandmother Heirloom The only
heirlooms the Carrots had were dads
old almanacs. dating back to his
grandfather's time, which he thought
might some day be worth something
How long have we known eacf
other, Molly?" he asked portentously
Almost two years."
He smiled. II guess I'm a SLOW
worker eh? You really are beautiful
you know. A lot of fellows would hav,
made love to you the first time they
took you out"
Maybe a lot of girls would have
expected it." Molly said demurely.
He laid a hand over hers. you've
felt pretty safe with me, haven't you?'
She couldn't help feeling a little alb
surd, but this was just Wins way
"Oh, perfectly" she assured him. She
blushed. but it was from the sudden
intruding thought of Jay Godfrey
She would never feel safe with him
Win pressed her fingers. You dc
know that I'm very fond of you, don't
you?"
Continued Next Week.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14

welcome home, girlie!" Dad said
with hearty humor, and Molly WINGED.
Your mother has been putting your
room to rights. She-listen, Molly-go
in and give her a hand. Her backs
ailing again, and she's about all in.
I've got to get the rest Of the stuff
in before dark"
Molly bit her lip. picked up her
end of the hall, under the stairway,
she found closet for her hat and
jacket-a closet packed with boxes, q
bag and tennis racket. She was too
upset to notice at once that these
articles did not belong to the CARROTS.
1t dawned upon her suddenly, how
ever, as she was closing the closet
that they should have their own stuff
stacked all over the place. They must
have other peoples lumber piled In
the only closet on the ground floor!
She heard the porch door open.
Haven't those people had time to
get their junk out of the house?" she
demanded, her control swapping at
last.
Those people, lady, are doing their
best-and that isn't junk-and I've
come to take it away"
She wheeled and faced a tall young
man whose red hair looked as if it
hadn't seen a comb for a week. He
wore baggy trousers and sport shirt
with sleeves rolled above his elbows.
Molly noticed then the freckles on
his forearms, and the wide grin that
barred his even white teeth and Grim
killed. his bright blue eyes.
"Oh-Im-I didn't know"
"Of course not! But if you think
you've got something there in that
closet, you ought to take a look at
the basement in the house we moved
into today"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14
I@STREAMLNING"
of HEALTH BOARD
lis RECOMMENDED
ACTION TO BRING ECONOMIES IN
WATER CONSERVATION BODY
IS LIKEWISE URGED

The state reorganization committee
concluded its October meeting by ap-
proving changes intended to stream
line" the state health department and
effect sweeping economies in the water
conservation board.
The committee approved abolition
OF the water boards office Of labor
co-ordinator; named State Engineer
Fred Buck administrative head; Or
dered stricter collections of water pay
ments and refunding Of bond issues
where possible to reduce interest, and
approved a proposal to require pay
ments from water users over the full
contract period by extending contracts
for the number of years any user
might drop out.
The committee also approveu rec
concentrations to rewrite some water
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14

Dog lovers in China are protesting
against auction sales of dogs.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

540G CONN. AVE- RMS, KIT,
bath S15 90
101l 1th 81. n W. rms IS 80
1921 eth st n W rms, kit - 80
NJ FRANK RUPERT. 1o@1 7th St NV.
:, ROOMS KITCHEN. DINET-rE. BATH,
with Solarium. $50: same without so
larium. $1,000. Large, modern, flreproof.
elevator building.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER.
$500 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
Evening star., 1941-05-07

DUPLEX, 1919 oRREN ST. NE, APT. a
. rms. dinette. kit. and bath and pch,;
arail h-1S S2S
Evening star., 1941-05-07
THREE-FAMILY APARTMENT.

Ma! I'M dNu OIIs nv.
Live in one ald rent out TWO, three COM
plete apis, consisting OF 3 kitchens 8 re-
fr!eerators. 3 baths, oil heat; apts. nov
rented out for S11950 per mo; in excel
lent condition: fire investment: bargain
for s. 500. Call Ny. Ralne, RA. 344l.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

Five rooms TWO lnClosed porches. Two
baths: new oil hot-Wste- heating plant,
front porch TWO front and fv0 rear er-
frances: now arranged for two fam.liee.
lor 3. XXI a.: near 3"'h and South De-
EOta ave, can be seen bv appolntner'
and bath. owner occupies Tho rest ot
house; terms Gall Nj Woodward. CO.
3tSs evenings. WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
DI. 3346
Evening star., 1941-05-07
COUNTRY boARD.

SPEND dellghtful vacation on Colonial
estate Southern cooking pvt. Ioi course,
SWimmIng: nr race track. $40 % SIS
WEly. hrs from city. Major Marshall
Macdonald, Media Farm. Charles Town,
Evening star., 1941-05-07
FLATS FOR RENT.

5l1 5th ST. Ne ROOMS AND BATH,
h.-wh.. elec.. basement and back ward.
Phone GE 1890. To-
1912 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Sc
(At Lincoln Parkl
Living room. dining room. > bedrooms,
kitchen, bath and porch; heat furnished.
So so.
HERBERT HARVEY.
15OS K St NV RE 1866
Evening star., 1941-05-07
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

TAKOMA-Large well furnished room in
modern home. continuous ho, water; call
SH 1872 between /" m. and = pm.
ARLINGTON -SlneIe room for LADY in new
home; 80 week board ard room, loc bus.
CH. 63SN.
Gas N. NEI son ST. ARL.. VA-Furnished
hedrm. in a new house; l fare; ; expos
SIS. Oh. "316.
I42 MARYLAND AVE HYATTS. Md
LARGE room. windows; COnV. trans; SIS
SlnEle. 500 double HyattSvi!le hl4S.
furnished. single and
double; next bath. y exposures; near bus;
refined gentileS, employed women. Chest
nut s431. -
Evening star., 1941-05-07
HOUSES UNFURNIshED.

1888 MARYLAND AVE. NE-6 RMS,
bath, h.-w h. cleo: newly dec: S47 so, E.
Nj. AIKEN, INC. 500 H st NV MA 3556
213 PROSPECT ST. FRIENDSHIP
Heights-7 rooms, large porch and shade:
one-tare zone; SIS Call WI 34sO.
S07 KENYON ST. Nw--6 ROOMS AND
bath. . tnclosed porches: newly decorated
throughout. Open am.-6 pm.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

1922 SPRING RD. NV, JUST OFF 18th
. rms. kitchen, bath; being completely
renovated: this is large spacious
apartment and exceptionally located:
rent. S45. See janitor on premises or
rall
Evening star., 1941-05-07
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

apartment for two on or near Pershi1g
drive or Lee blvd. Arlincton. Va Maxi
mum. $40. Box 30S-A. Star. ="
Evening star., 1941-05-07
ROOMS UNfuRkISHED.

SIS D ST Me- rooms, kitchen, semi
bath. cCc"en:ent TO : car lines
= rNFURN. RA overlooking Taft
ese, in cool apt. Of one lady, kit. prlEI-
Hfes; SOS. Dupont COOS.
PRIVATE UNFURN. ROOM IN BROOM
apt with all privileges; unlim. phone, kit,
sen1i-prlvate bath 10 l or young men.
DU. 03S3. after s I'm
eos CLAIMING ST Me- room, kitchen.
porch: new. $50, incl gas. elec. refrlgera- :
tor: adults. s.
Evening star., 1941-05-07
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
APARTMENTS uNEuRNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE = RMS BALCONY
brlck home, modern turn.; high. cool elev
l fare; SIS mo-; S23 Semi-mo. WI. 81 3
Evening star., 1941-05-07
HOUSES FURNISHED.

TAKOMA PARK-6 RMS. SCREENED
porcheS shady grounds M, bus and stores;
S7a mo. until Oct. LIST. SH. 4217-J.
OLD ALEXANDRIA BRICK COLONIAL;
. bedrooms, all modern Improvements;
garden; l block from bus: MAY ) TO Oc-
tobcr /; S95 month. Phone National
1915 or Temple 3l4a.
TAKoMA PARK ROOMS. PoRCHEs:
careful people sH 3S33-J,
FURNISHED, FOR 3 MONTHS, JUNE . TO
room ami SGs israe wards Screened porchei
shade. garage; 5-mlnute drive TO Fort
Myer. s minutes to War and Navy Bldgs.;
adults: refs; 1892 Key blvd. Arlington,
MODERN SIX-ROOM HOUSE, WELL
furnished. Walking DISTANCE Of House.
sGnTte Supreme e COW: fo Year, ISsTs
NEW HOUSE DETACHED; GOOD NE.
matte heat. fireplaCeS. recreation room,
new furniture, garage. Dupont .I9f. =
NEARLY NEW BROOM, "-sToRY BRICK,
May sbG wsstq S to oGt l2 Vicinity Mass ave
18th ST MISUNDERSTANDING
tive 4 bedrooms baths. automatic oil
heat. garase; private family only; S125
per month. Taylor 3275. $.
CHARMING DUTCH. COLONIAL, 6 ROOMS,
buses. stores; for summer and maybe
longer: very reasonable if qualified. GE.
1Ol5.
AVAILABLE FOR 4 MONTHS-A COM
pletely furnished home including recreation
room, mi, Bendix electric washer. Near
North Capitol and Buchanan SITS.
LEO v GLORIUS.
1913 18th St NV DI 1895
ATTRACTIVE HOME WELL FURNISHED
for rent until January /, 1912: six rooms
and bath and inclosed. heated porches; at
tractive grounds. rent. Sl75.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
Evening star., 1941-05-07
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEo
CONN. AVE.-3221.
2R.. x. B. Shower. Elevator. So 50
DOWNTOWN,
The CHASTLETON.


THE CHASTLETON
18th and R SIS. NV.
Modern S-Story apartment on exclusive
16th St. short walk to business district;
large outside rooms
3 rms, kit bath, porch, $500 10
Ss0cp Furnished If desired at slight
additional COST
Fhone MR.. sTILsoN, Manager. DU. 1000.
LELAND. 2012 o ST. NV.
> rooms and bath, refrigerator S35 90
Stanley Arms, l125 18th st. NV.
] room, kitchen and bath 5000
American Security g. Trust Co.,
18th and Pa. Ave NV. MA. 4s15.
DUPLEX.
$44 50-522 RALEIGH ST. Sc.
:! rooms, kit. dlnette and bath. screened
porch: see resident manager, Apt. l. SIS
Raleigh St
American Security 81 Trust Co.,
18Th and Pa. Ave NV MA 4sl5
Evening star., 1941-05-07
HOUSES UNFURkISHED.

NEW HOME WILL BE READY FOR OCCU-
panCy June |. Restricted neighborhood,
Full basement, oil heat, screened porch,
first-foor bedroom with complete bath or
beautiful den or library. Gara2e attached
to house, and = large, light bedrooms and
bath on md floor. Attic for storage space.
Am fxfe es c eS3 e0mPfs nj d esord d add m
Bethesda. Md, or call Wisconsin a1H3.
44I0 FEssENDEN ST. NW-6-ROOM
detached. oil heat, Sd3, gentlles; available
imfmedJateiyi lns2sGtion Wea. and Thurs.
attractive restored Early American house:
Fdasds sEs 4sss sa4den Is5s 2c
Qulred; available Immediately. llS E.
Broad st. Falls Church l117.
1l3 cocKERILLE AVE, TAXoMA PARK
INTERNATIONAL BANK. DI 0S64 -
better yet buy detached homes in this
nelghborhood OF character. butt during oe-
preston, save, S3.0uo 70 s5.04o: & rms. b,
70 ] ! rms. 3 bS.. $3.50 TO : rs 600 Full
TON R GORDON. owner. 1877 Eye st. DI
$40. office also open Z am. TO 9 D m.
S1o3 HAWTHORNE ST. NV. OFF 32nd
ST. between GathedTa Ji50 and GaGed
fireplace, spacious ain, rm.. kit. lge. open
porch. Lovely sun porch on End f., maids
residential neighborhood; immediate oc-
cupancy. MR.. BAKER, MA. 2440.
FOxHALL VILLAGES RMS. AND BATH,
garage. Iarge back yard, automatic heat;
immediate occupancy. AID. ls4G.
BETHESDA ROOMS. OIL HEAT.
screened porch: large lot. trees, ] square
bus, 500. OWNER, Wisconsin 5lGl.
CHEVY CHASE. MD,-.7-ROoM HOUSE
center hall ) bedTmS. bath, den garage
OIL heat, $40 Phone Ma $3.50
300 OGLETHORPE ST. NE
4-TOom bungalow. Eas. e.eC. water, $50
4302 18Th PL NE
6 ms bath . Inc!ospd pOrches semi
Evening star., 1941-05-07

1915 IRVING ST NW.-Large sleeping
room, next bath, with LII. X. facilities SIS )
VE | or - Ring Mrs Holly
Evening star., 1941-05-07
ROOMS WANTED.

GFNTLENAN in private family; shower.
telephone: must be easy walking distance
312-A. Star.
NAVAL OFFICERS S WIFE wants well fur
rlshec room with private family near 81.
Ellzabeth'S Box 317-A. Star. 91
TWO GIRLS desire room Jewish family,
kit. priv: corv. ttansp.; bet. S20-S25 mo.
Box 3O6-A. S.ar. =
Evening star., 1941-05-07

CHARMING DUTCH COLONIAL, 6 ROOMS.
latest improvements: cool. quiet, near
buses stores; for summer and maybe
LONGER: very reasonable if qualified. GE.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

1417 NEWTON ST. NV.
Two Rooms, Kitchen, Bath,
Evening star., 1941-05-07

AVAILABLE FOR 4 MONTHS-A COM
pletely furnished home including recreation
room. a mi. Bendix electric washer. Near
North Capitol and Buchanan StS
LEO v GLORIUS
Evening star., 1941-05-07

tive bedrooms > baths. automatic oil
heat. garage: private family only; 1925
Der month TAYLOR :3oLh s.
Evening star., 1941-05-07
OUR FIRST AID.
EIGHT SOLD WITHOUT ONE AID,
THERE is A REASON.

OUR FIRST AID.
EIGHT SOLD WITHOUT ONE AID.
SEE FOR YoURsEfF.
s. 500 for a, six-room brick. eoncrs'e
ment with lavetory Automatic heat. F.
H. A. or other financing
NEW SAMPLE NOW OPEN.
119 36th ST. NE
MH3ssoa S '5Rss 5Ro blocks 95iaSf Phen sufa
-S'' one wAPIE 38TH % & JAMES GAMES IN iSc our SSn'
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. 334s.
a-room house iarEe bedrooms. bath,
car eac oil GsfSmsn fea Fxesen FseeR4E D9Gn
Lot 5nxl5o. Handicapped Priced at $50.
with low down syment and >15 per mo.
53Giadng g., lntereSt re-! 10 responsible parry:
appolr'mcn. Only. Nj Mahoney. Al s6a3.
WAPLE 9. JAMES. INC, Dlstric. 334s
cfRyEIAXp AFMY Nay Y.RK REFICEhsst rs: 8 t:G4
b5.65 SEE eseo. poPc6- a5fc 5fs z sPacIors Pfa5Ed
LIy RM1 areDlace, annie closets: SWIM
BIG TREES, pool room. CH. $500, Wo
BUNGALOW-sACRIFI
PfhT6qS Sgaed 6vey rdon n the hsar Of
Shower coy frepiace. screen screened porches cfa
@-car garaee, etc: excellent condition, only
LEO N. BERNSTEIN & co. Me. 54oo.
Transferred uneXpectedly to N Y. home
approaching complexion, nearby Va: white
painted brick. Georglan, designed by archi-
tect, best materials; bedrms., 2i7 baths:
choice corner lot overlooking restricted
section; large trees. Phone OWNER. Gil.
g9cK cFEBK BEpFAs RAsKleh HES ST BAFEs AFEs
scs1iifal Rock Creek PAX SKYLINE III IT sTe,t,
Bus l blk. grade, hiSh. parochsi schools
6#SER. sRFSSg y 3Teg 5o{5 asily, .Sia i4Sh nv;
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.
Unusual attractive new house, co3
Wo0tton lave sye@Room Q !. and lsystoTy y first
ment: corner lot with shade Priced under
real value by owner Open. Call WI. $3.50.
ROLLINGWOOD.
los East Woodbine ST
Exceptional Colonial home. large living
room screened porch. powder room on firSt
floor; large level lot. Abner Drury, WI.
6S2l, or DI 3lO0, BETTZELL
corner lot in Takoma Park. Nd. about
. squares from stores and transporta-
ton. Five rooms Tile bath, porch;
attic. full cellar: air-conditioned oil
50 80 $50. - NEAR PAUL JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL, modern semi-detached
schools and transportation. Six really
ON FIRST FLOORl, recreation room,
automatic hot-water heat, elec re-
frigeratlon. front and rear porches,
fireplace. built-ln garage; 81 900 cash.
balance secured by first trust TO run
until paid
SPACIOUS CENTER -HALL-PLAN
DETACHED BRICK HOME-S1" ",q50.
Situated on beautiful wooded lot in the
forest section OF Chevy Chase, Md. con-
verlent to grade and high schools. close 70
several country clubs Built and sold in
1890 for $40 600, this home has seven
really large rooms two tile baths. den on
first floor, two finished rooms IN attic, oil
nurner, E-car oulIt-ln garage. Inc owner
lives out of the city and the house Is IN
need of redeCoratlnR, but al this low price
it is unquestlonsby the most house for the
money. in any comparable neiEhoorhood.
on the market today.
SHANNON Il LUCHs CO.
1908 H ST. NV Ma e0zS.
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Evening star., 1941-05-07
NEAR LINCOLN PARK NE.
NORTHEAsT RuNGAIoW-s5-ai6-

Corner home with attached garage; house
in Al condition throughout priced for
Quick sale. Shown by appJ only. Cal
Nj. Foster. Wa-feld 917s. or DI. 3346.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
Evening star., 1941-05-07
53l8 42nd PT, NV

53I8 And PL. NV.
New detached brick residence OF 8
rooms and bath: nicely furnished.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K St NV DI. 1Ol5