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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
BY PAUL HARRISON NEA Service Staff Correspondent cyf.o..k Co

NEA 6CfVAcC Ot1n OVNECSpUuOCns
 Hollywood - Short takes:
 Local chamber of commerce must be shuddering at mention of vari- ous movie troupes seeking sunshine and scenery elsewhere even in F1oridal Twentieth-Fox is sending the Plight Surgeon" company to Pensacola, and the Miami" com- pany to the city of that name.
 The "Blood and Sand" unit, with Ty Power, already is at work in Mexico City. Orson Welles' next picture probably will be filmed there. Belle Starr" is to be shot in Arizona. And RKO's Havana" is scheduled for production in Cuba.
 Universal is tossing a big press iunket to Miami for the premiere of Back Street." Jimmy Roosevelt and his company are figuring on a premiere of Pot O Gold" in Mex ico City, with correspondents being brought from all over the s.
 For five years, Irving Rapper has been a diaIog director at Warner Brothers the guy who between scenes helped players with their lines. Finally, now, they've given him a chance to di- rect picture, and good one Winged Victory" with his choice of players, assistant and techni- cal crew. Producer Robert Lord scanned the list an dasked, 'Who you going to have for dial0g di- rector, Irving?" Said Rapper, casually, ooh, I don't want one. Nobody needs dialog director" CAUGHT IN
 THE DRAFT'
 Jack Chapin signed a contract for role in Paramount's Caught in the Draft" then went home and found the government was exercis- ing prior claim on his services. It was a notice from the draft board. =. That picture, incidentally, is based on 8 gag that went the rounds of Hollywood as soon as conscription was discussed-the rib being that movie agents, who col lect 10 per cent of clients earnings, probably would try to grab $2.10 a month from actors yanked into the army.
 Sour slants on the cinema scene: There's a sandwich man in a boulevard drug store who calls hamburger 3 Hollywood T-bOne." And then there was Frank Fay's advice to Rene Clair, the newly arrived French director. Said Fay, 'Tf you're going to stay in this town and want a friend, go out and buy yourself a dog"
 NJ KISS
 FOR JANE
 Cowboys working in current westerns have their own version of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27

performance. Technicolor even en- hances his amazing personality. As for vivien Leigh, she emerges as a star whose perfection as Scarlett is almost beyond belief. Not only is she an overnight star but the great est film discovery of this or any other year. She and Gable make Scarlett and Rhett 50 real that cinema magic seems to turn into life itself.
 It is difficult to conceive of Olivia de Havilland ever giving a greater performance, so magnificent is she as Melanie. Leslie Howard always is great but he's never been greater than as Ashley. There are perhaps several dozen other players on which one could well go into ec- tasies, but space does not permit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
Council Represents
 4.OOO Milk Products
Robert S. Clark of WOodbury to Issue Call for Organ
 zatiOn Meeting Discussion Over Prices Expected

The Council has operated without funds, the report observed, each member defraying his own expenses in attending meetings. The report suggested and the farmers attend ing the county meetings voted that a budget be drawn up covering the costs of mailing information to the producers, notices of meetings to the members and when necessary the cost of meeting halls and other expenses incidental to the opera tion of the council. The members will continue to bear their own travel expenses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
CADDY STRIKES IT RICH

Pasadena, Gal -UP)- The idea of the County Flood Control com- in running a storm chan mel through the Municipal golf course has lifted a red-haired caddy into the capitalist class. With the water travelling at 35 miles an hour, and golf balls falling into it, the caddy installS himself on bridge and with net fishes the balls out. His tips often amount to $2 an hnl1r
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
Nurses Sponsor Drive

Nurses Sponsor Drive
 The Waterbury Visiting Nurse As sociation is holling a campaign to raise funds to carry on its work for the coming year. The association serves all sections of the city, in- cluding Waterville. Several workers have volunteered their services to canvass this community until Feb bury 3rd, when the drive closes.
 There are 15 nurses on the staff, and 33703 visits were made the past year. The association does not dis tinguish between race, creed, re- hgion or class, and accepts payment only from those able to pay. Only about per cent of the care given by the Visiting Nurse Association is paid for by patients in full; 3 per cent is paid partially by the pa- tients and about 30 per cent is paid by insurance companies. The rest of their budget has to be paid by private contributors, and it is hoped that the people of Waterville will respond generously when they are approached.
 Mrs. c. Arthur DUBOIS, O1 COoke street, is captain for the East Side and has as workers, Mrs. L. w. Maxwell, Mrs. Edwin Craw, Mrs Anthony DiBlasi, Mrs. Alfred En- mons, Miss Gladys Monroe, Mrs Norman Cables and Mrs. Joseph McArdle. Mrs. Russell Atherton is in charge of Fairmount, Alfred Kenny is in charge of Bonair ave- nue, Lone Oak avenue and Cooke street. The workers under Mrs. Du- Boise will meet at her home this evening.
 Miss Winifred Gushing is the nurse in charge of Waterville. We'll child conferences are held regularly enabling mothers to have their chil- dren examined and to receive in- struction on diet, growth and de- velopment of children.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27

on its prov.
 All in all "The Thief of Bagdad" is truly picture that will delight young and old and be remembered with pleasure for years to come.
 Included on the same big program will be San Francisco Docks" with Burgess Meredith, Irene Hervey and Barry Fitzgerald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27

Smiley Brunette, Republic western comedian was guest of honor at the National Western Livestock Show in Denver, the week of January 11th 1 to 18th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27

Several supporting players do de- serve mention. Thomas Mitchell, Hattie McDaniel, Barbara O'Neil, Ona Munson, Laura Hope Crews, Carroll Nye, Harry Davenport, Alice Rhett, Rand Brooks, Evelyn Reyes, Ann Rutherford, Butterfly Mo- Queen, Oscar Polk, Victor Jory, Ed die Anderson, Fred Crane, George Reeves, Jane Darwell and Everett Brown are among the superb sup porting players.
 The usual continuous perform ance policy prevails during the showing of Gone With the Wind" you can come anytime between 11:OO a. m. and 300 D. m. and see a complete feature. And remember nothing has been cut but the price
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27

{. Waterville, Jan. P - People talk ang short trips at the Mt. Tobe air. port yesterday were treated to an unusual thrill. Arriving at the field, they discovered the planes equipped with skis, enabling the flyers to take of and land easily ill the snow.
 l Priscilla Henchel of Thomaston
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
Meeting Tonight

Meeting Tonight
 A business meeting of GOODWILL Lodge. No. 54, will take place to- night at o'clock, at Fraternity hall with Chancellor Commander Joseph Caron, presiding. Three new mem- bers will be acted upon.
 Joint installation ceremonies of lodges. Comstock, Speedwell and Goodwill were held Friday night at Speedwell hall in Waterbury. Due to the poor weather, only partial number of the various officers were in attendance. A. K. Warren, of Waterville, District Deputy Grand Chancellor, was installing officer, with Joseph Caron, chancellor com mander: Harry Dethbridge, vice chancellor; and William Warren, master -at-armS.
 A regular business meeting of the Casper s. Davis Post will be held tomorrow night at 8::30 o'clock with Commander Clifford Northrop, con- ducting.
 The Women's Auxiliary of St.. Pauls Episcopal church will hold a sewing meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the parish hall.
 The Fairmount Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the club rooms on Thom- aston avenue for a regular re- hearSal.
 A meeting of the Altar Guild of St. Paul's church will take place to- morrow evening at 6 o'clock in the parish hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
CURVES ON DOWNGRADE

Montgomery, Ala, -CUP)- The new $516,OO0 bridge at Tallassee is the most unusual in the state of Alabama. It is built on a 1-2 per cent curve with a per cent down. ward grade from west to- east and the East Tallasee end is 30 feet be- low the level of the Tallassee end on the opposite side of the river.
 Mexico will admit immigrants from American countries and Spain in unlimited numbers in 1941.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27

the hot-foot, only this is the hobble-foot: When one of them takes a nap in his chair between
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
Mount Tobe Planes
 Equipped With Skis
Pilots Take Off and Land Easily in Snow Yesterday; Priscilla HencheI Laid Up With Grippe
WATERVILLE

avenue is suffering from an attack of grippe.
 Miss Elizabeth Burger of Rockville spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. John Burger of Sprague street.
 Miss Marie Laun, who lived for a number of years at 30 Terrace ave nue, is now residing at the Hotel Waterbury apartments at the corner of West Main and Willow streets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-27
NJ KISS
 FOR JANE

Cowboys working in current westerns have their own version of
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SEASHORE PROPERTY.

? 25-FT BEACH LOTS. LONG BEACH
Md.-White. sandy beach. restricted;
terms Dupont 3177
MARGATE SUBURB OF ATLANTIC CITY
-tarGe front room for rent. near ocean.
with private family, twin Deds private
bath, II beautiful Msryen Gsroers, S25
per week, CsniileS only Mrs G. SCOTT,
? Circle drive. MarRate CITY. n J I3-
PENT-STORES, BEAUTY SHOP. BARBER
shOn. hotel. furnished, good business opDor-
tmri,v See DIP BAL Ey Ncrth Rn-ch I'D
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SUMMER HOMES

IN BLUE RIDGE MIS-. - MILES FROM
Chevy Chase, large S-room house. COM
fort1bly furnished. = acres lawn: larEe
bedrooms. " full baths servants room end
screened porch, 3-car garage chlld's play
house can be used for guest COTTAGE or
servants room 2olf, tennis swimming
and -horseback riding ayaLahls. 10 Oc'
Is, Sir0. WALKER E PRESCOTT. real
tors No ; Dupont Circle, or phone WI
OAKLAND. MD.-BRICK. FURNISHED:
ter halls, kitchen basement toilet heat
| in all rooms. closets. telephones. electricity.
gas. water, Frigidaire; no silver or linens
in ldHae adTahee OF caIi Pp NE ssio Write Apart 1
( ment 90. lQ16 18th 81. WashinEton. D c. =
DARIEN, CONN.
Summer home. water front Long Island
Sound temperature 20 degrees; 5 hrs from
Washing on; through trains, no change;
''be bedToomsi BATHS; modern compieteiy 9iGisf
furnished. reasonable Answer S WILL
HANSON 30 2. 42nd ST. N. Y. City. or
phone Adams s55@
LFWES BFACH. DELAWARE - LARGE.
attractive, furnished cottage: , bedrooms.
fireplace, screened porch. garaee; every
silver table and bed liHen. blankets, etc.
6 miles from Reho5oth Beech: ideally sit
uateG for family with children. fronting
beach. where they can play IN safety. no
road % cross: rental August end Septerl-
Der ~223- consider sale or rent monthly.
CATHERINE NAULL. LeWes. Delaware.
Phone LeweS A:|3l.
LARGE. COMFORTABLE HOUSE. FUR
nished. and garage for rent August 18TH
to Norember 18th. Arlington. Vermont: fine
Answer. G. B. Wentz, W.ckham rd., New
/ mort. Y I
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WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.

COBB ISLAND SURROUNDED BY
water, excellent fishing, crabbnR, water
sports over 200 homes. cottages and
wooded tracts See Andrew Norris resi-
dent agent on the island. Route D and 3
by Waldorf and La Plata.
MARYLAND REALTY
oI5 10Th ST n w MA SOq5
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STORES FOR SALE.

GROCERY. STORE FOR SALE. CASH
buye-. CF. 1861
DFLICATESSEN STORE NEAR
schools. doing good business: FoV rem,
sacrifice Nl.ln0. 500 down. balance e. y
payments. Phone HO. 1868
GROCERY STORE WELL STOCKED NEW
fixtures doing good business. OTrer III.
Nerv reasonable 81 l2th g. nc
GROCERY STORE, COLORED SECTION.
desirable location Phone HO. s'1St
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

SALE-BLUEMONT. VA. 5-RM STONE
bungalow, run. water cleo: on bus line;
good view: SIS. VIM. KEPHART.
SALE-HOME ALL-YEAR OCCUPANCY.
Hot-water heat. all modern Improvements
Fine location MISS MAY REAL ESTATE.
North Beach, Maryland. Phone North
Roach
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FOR RENT.

In beautiful Blue Ridee Mountains. Q
miles from White SULPHUR SprIngs. at a
2,:iOu-ft. elevation. Opportunity 10 acquire
delightfully."- furnished Groom modern Co.
lonal residence for remaining summer and
earlv fall season Protected and desirable
environment. Photogrs phs in Office. Sl25
per month
CORNELIA M. BOWIE,
1904 o0.h Ct NV un go"
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SUMMER CAMPS.

MONTE VITA CAMP-Boys 6-I6. do you
enjoy horseback riding, swimming. boating,
archery, ComradeShIp OF cheerful coun-
selors2 Come 10 Monte Vita. CO. 1869. :
CABINS FOR RENT BY WEEK OR
month: 4 rooms, clean. comfortably fur
niShed heart C. PENNSYLVANIA mountains:
swimming, tennis, horseback ridjnC. beau
tiful scenery, good roads Write Bad
Eagle Eanch Waterville. Pa or phone IL
10oU. flli no r-fcula-S
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SEVERN RIVER

Beautiful home In gorgeous setting on a
safe Il natural hsrbor Center hall, large
living rm.. dining nm bedrmS.. baths.
enclosed sun porch, large open front porch,
very large cluhrm.. shower. oil hot-Water
heat 2-car garage. her. 3iz acres nicely
Iandsca ped and planted Every modern
convenience & Will be sold at half its cost.
Truly wonderful buy
STEFFEY, INC.
33f N ChaS 81 I3alto Md
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pnotOS.
R D IHJJE
225 Maple Ave. Takoma Park Sligo 230
PRINCE GEORGES co.

II y FIkJ W.
100 a.. only . miles u S. Capitol: beau
tnuily situated 1-room house. extensive
OLD English boXwood planting, 4-room
tenant house and tobacco barn. fine spring
stream through property; rare oppor-
tunlty TO purchase close-in-to-W Wa shing-
ton property: price. $4,000
THEODORE F MENK
MI. 62Ol. l346 Conn Ave NV
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED,

NOT OVER / A. OF WOODED GROUND.
bordering stream, near. but off of paved
highway, 15-20 miles Wash. State price.
| Box 441-H. Star
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Bathing. boating. fishing. oystering.
waterfowl shooting: a tillable. 10 a,
wood: nicely situa ted Shinsled house, :
rms poultry house rare bargain al 81, 100.
$500 down, pg AZ free catalog. /, $50 bar
gains many States STROUT REALTY,
lf21-N Land Title Bldg. Phlla.. Pa
SI6.ooo-COLONIAL HOUSE, 200 YEARS
several tenant houses, tobacco barns etc.
Sb.500-S500 down: 30 acres: 40 mi
D. G; attractive bungalow. with bath.
poultry house, stable, etc. Large amount
pulp wood. gravel pit Just being opened
S33ot-30 acres on PatuXent River,
about l6 mi. D. c.
S5,000-on Patuxent River; acres.
mostly wooded, with 7-rm. Swiss chalet.
furnlsned; fine fireplace. long water front
tenant house. other buildings; boat harbor
S3,50O-4l acres. near Chalk Point on
main road 6-room house: fine Shade:
e.ectrlcity in front; good cropping land.
Outlet to West River
SS.500-6a a. excellent tobacco land.
S-r Dutch Colonia! house, bath. furnace:
necessary outbuildings
:, 81 600 down DOR l3O-a farm. Chester
loam: substantial house. slate roof: on
elevation good outbuiidingS; fine meadow
with. stream: some timber
Adams Co. pa farm. ia a level
land, verv fertile; old brick house N
excellent condition. large bank barn and
other buildings; some fruit: S65OO Fruit
and poultry farm. full set excellent build
mes; So large orchard; on macadam road;
See photos
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

42G-421ia lCth ST. NW-4nd AND :}rd
floors. suitable for Office space or STORAGE.
VIM. r. ELLIS 1899 Eye St. NV DI. 2o@9.
FOR SALE OR LEASE-WHOLF OR PART
warehouse or garage. centrally located.
10000 50 TT. floor space. with ramp to
r"of of 10000 #; truck space Hobart
@3s7.
WISCONSIN AVE BETHESDA
Large. md floor; suitable for beauty
shop or Office
MRS. CHRISTMAN Allied Realty Corp,
G600 Wisconsin Ave WI 664g
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LOTS FOR SALE.
fCopfip1ied

EXCELLENT BUILDING SITE, FRONTING
on Mt. Vernon blvd. near Alexendria;
Va. will be sacrificed for some cash and
balancs 6n mon MONTHS, b ~ Call Falls Church
! DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, 15x235;
5000 each. W. c. CLAY, Warfield 2l3s.
BUILD IN COOL SUBURBS LARGE 55x
S7@5. See owner: 553e johnson ave.
Bethesda, or phone Wisconsin $500
SILVER SPRING, CARROLL KNOLLS: ga
miles from District % line; very very dssirapie ds
Georgia ave.
DESIRABLE TRIPLE. CORNER LOT, ON
10th st facing Rock Greek Park; shade
trees; high elevation; 55c per so; It.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO 1881 x ST. NV.
FINEST SECTION IN Sc; c,R1s RIGHT OFF
thing; 30 lots to choose. $500 up; all re-
strictions; detached. Will also sell as
a whole. AT. 9si7.
LOTS. 18th AND NAYLOR RID, Sc;
LLoYD IL sS r TURNfR tTR Il 500 Soi1osf IN st
siricted chevy Chase; D. c. 6Oxlgo. s5x
zoo; Ove5I9S1ps %4P PAX q,i at das stream reason
LOVELY 6O-FT LOTS IN KILMARoCK.
priced to sell cheap. JAMES E. TUCKER,
real estate, 1876 14tR st. NV. NO. 1852,
RA. 1914
APT SITE, NEAR LINCOLN PARK ON
18th st. ne, between and D: on grade.
All improvements. including ;{o-tt. alley
Zone 90 B, 9Sxl32. l2,34o # plus -
f.. OF Govt. parking. Unusual value
S9.Soo for immediate settlement. Nqt
SIo'fS DoYIE 0sT realtor is a 'ei1 i5th st. N1 nT
DI. 1905 or Sun. WO o764, APT. 4l6.
SITE OF 10000 FIT ZONE APT. D. C.
And site for community houses. 10 lots,
40xl0o. AT 44th and Western ave. WO.
3S16.
JUST OFF OLD GEORGETOWN RD-1
acre, fine stream, nice location. 81 900.
WASHINGTON Grove rd.-4 acres. hard
road. nice stream, $1,000
FRED 3. CUSHMAN. l06 North Adams ST +,
Rockville, Nd Open Sunday Phone $3.50.
. VERY DESIRABLE 5O-FT. FRONT LOTS.
in 1900 block Potomac ave. n W. overlook
ing Potomac River; sewer and water avail
able; priced to sell. Also other desirable
lots in Northwest section. Call Mr.. Tren-
holm. AD. 6623-24-!5.
REALTOR EDW. R CARR BUILDER.
2f59 Connecticut Ave
FOREST HILLS-FINE LOT WITH TREES.
5ix2u0 feet: $1,000. This is fashionable
section east OF Connecticut ave
LOUIS p, SHOEMAKER,
1919 * St. NV. Ma 1866.
VERY DESIRABLE LOTS FOR SEMI-DE-
tached homes or apartments near center
OF Clarendon. Va. See Mr. Walter.
B 7; SAUL CO,
,sr., - Chevy CHAsE. ED D. G, G., ,.o,
ana transportation. WO. Slab.
A LOT 100 60
on main street near 10th St. NV. Suit
hi for -r,far nr,c
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OFFICES WANTED.

REPUTABLE FIRM WITH HIGHEST REF
erences desires modern Office space of 500
70 LOCO square feet on permanent bass N
general vicinity Of 18th and Eye sts. y.
Reply Box l6-K. Star.
BY NATIONAL FIPM. ?, OR s ROOMS
IN desirable buIloingi eir-condltIoned pre-
fcrTeG
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

PRIVATE OFFICE MAILING ADDRESS
phone etc. Branch Once Service, ME
15iS. I'll Woodward Bldg
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FARMS FOR SALE.
STROUT BARGAINS.

I
1s4 acres. valuable timber, fruit, 10
rm. house, barn. etc; l,5n0 $500 down.
500 apple trees l6 acres on State hvay.,
good bldgs.. cleo. $500 part down.
These and other properties described pg.
45. free catalog: l,25o baIgains, many
States. STROUT REALTY. 1421-N Land
Title Bldg Phila Pa
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COLORFD-REFINED NFIGHBORHOOD;
near school, stores. streetcars: suburban
D. G; 6Sxl10. Reasonable. OWNER. CHI.
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COOLING-REFRFcHING
CALVERT BEACH.
GEM OF THE CHESAPEAKE.

Fine Bathing. BOATING. Fishing
An ideal restricted summer colony
Come down and choose beautiful build
ing site. with large shade trees special low
price: pay only q down and - monthly
bulld when convenient We VIII arrange
to build for you
See the bungalow now available at only
81 '5u' 500 cash SO monthly
B~Ing your barhine suit End picnic
basket BathhouSes and screened picnic
pavilion
Go through Marlboro 70 Solomons Is
land roao. keep on SolOmons road through
Prince Frederick 70 Calvert Beach. lust
seven miles heIOw Prime Freds~rcL
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STORES WANTED

STORE WANTED. WITHIN 4 BLOCKS OF
K and Conn. approx. l,50O-o 600 50. f.
of floor space and basement Box 11-H
Star.
DOWNTOWN STORE. SIZE ABOUT 15x7O:
willing to buy lease, from restaurant pre-
ferred Box 1o3-K. Star
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BARN 5000 SO FT., SUITABLE FOR
bulk storage; electricity and water avail
able H G FREIWALD, 1919 Columbia
pike. Arlington. Va. oxford l904-J
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOT ON TAYLOR ST. Ne NEAR 22nd
$1,000. Box 323-G Star.
CLINTON. MD.-BEAUTIFUL RESTRICT
ed building sites, ] acre and up wooded
or cleared; 25 minutes downtown: S12j up;
easy terms. D. NJ. FREEMAN. Clinton
l36-F-nl
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o1e5 pan,a Ave NV. RE.
HIGHNIEW APT.

located on one of the ,hlgheSt points IN
r e opposite Govt park; building about
= wears old :;-story 30 apts. OF rms :.
/ and b: detached, on large lot Modern
enuiu Stoker Gross annual income 2o dpo
rroy 500 600; 10-year loan; reasohaote
lash payment and terms Rents reducsd.
priced low Call MI Drew, RE. 1lsl &.
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RMS, BATH. CELLAR: ELEC.: 10
acres of land. On Marshall Hail road. >
miles from Log Cabin. near Indlanhead,
Md. Hama residence. S2,250
MODERN COUNTRY HOME.
Prince Georges County, IA acres. S-room
house. tenants house. farm bidgs: will
sell or trade for D. c. property. Write or
phone F. c. HEIGLE. 14l; ST. NV. Ma.
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LOG CABIN.

MODERN COTTAGES,
For sale at Cedsrhurst on CheS Bay. 81
miles d. c. tnear Shady Side, Md ,; new
and used, priced 81 $50. 81 $50. Sl,SO0.
: 1878. S2,450, S2,750 $4,000 and - 500;
easy terms. Bldg sites sos up. Cedar
hurst is one of the better summer colc-~s.
Good roads. cleo. sea wall, pier. boat hsT-
Dor. Worth your time to inspect and COM
pare with others. Inquire 81 office az
CedarhurSt. GentileS only. Or WALTER
M BAUMAN. | Thomas Circle. Ma. G22g,