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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
New Clauses In Rent ]. Leases Being Charged
Few Connecticut Landlords Seek to Break Federal
 Ceilings Claims OPA Director

, effect on April 1, 194l, cannot be enforced today, even though written into the new lease, Bowles stated.
 Some leases contain new clauses definitely devised to permit land lords to collect more than ceiling rents by making extra charges now for certain services which in the past were provided with the housing accommodations want make 1t clear that no new clause of this kind in any type of lease can be enforced today if such a clause was not a part of the lease arrangement on the maximum rent date"
 The OPA's answers to questions concerning certain types of clauses which have crept into leases, of late, are as follows:
 o. Can landlords require that tenants deposit a sum of money to be returned at the end of the lease period if the tenant has satis- fled all the provisions of the agree ment?
 A. If the lease did not call for a money deposit of this characted on April l, 1941, then the tenants agreement to pay the money deposit is an agreement to pay rent above the legal rent ond such an agree ment is not enforceable under the rent regulation.
 e. Is a landlord permitted to collect a five per cent fee from tenants if the monthly rent Is not paid within three days of its falling due?
 A. The agreement to pay a "col- lection fee" is an agreement to pay rent in addition to the maximum legal rent, and cannot be enforced, unless similar agreement appeared in the lease on April 1, 1941.
 o. Can tenant be asked to agree to be responsible for stoppage of sanitary facilities? Can he be asked to pay for all gas, electric water and telephone expenses dur ing his tenancy.
 A. If the landlord on April 1 1941, was obligated to take care of sewer StoppageS. or did so in prac- tice, the provision that the tenant now do this cannot be writeen into lease, and if 1t is written in, it cannot be enforced. Also, if the landlord on April 1. 1941, was pay ing the expense of any of the items gas, electric, water or telephone then he must continue to pay them.
 o. Can landlord ask the tenant to agree that the premises are to be occupied by not less than a specified number of persons, and can he prohibit the tenant from sub-renting without permission?
 A. A tenant can continue to sub let, if he had the right to do so on April 1, 1941, and he cannot be limited as to number of occupants unless similar limitation was in the lease on April l, 1941.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
OPERASTAR HERE Y
 FOR P. M. CONCERT

Anna Kaskas, Metropolitan Opera singer, who will appear in Q concert Sunday afternoon ct 3 o'clock at Buckingham hall, has selected for one of her renditions an aria from Rossinis opera, "The Barber Of Seville" The part of "Rosina" which she will sing was written for . megzo and Miss Kaskas, is one oi the few singers in the country tc sing 1t in the original key.
 She will be accompanied ct the plano by Stuart Ross. Organ selec. tons by Eugene Oviatt will be c prelude to the concert. A
 The American Friends of Lithuaa. Ia, Inc, Is sponsoring the event which will be followed by benenl dance arranged by the St. Annt l Maternity Hospital clinic Those attending the concert will be in' vited as guegts of the hospital grouI | fox tho dance,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
Pre-Nuptial Party
 For Corn1elLa Murno

Miss Evelyn Stauffer and Miss Angela Rantino entertained recently at the former home on East Main street with shower in compliment to Miss Carmella Murno. The bride to-be as presented with white satin quilted robe, and a purse.
 Pink and blue decorations were attractively arranged in the room, and on the refreShment table.
 Among the guests were Mrs. N, Stauffer, Agnes SmudivaS, Clara Dunn, Mary Renna, Marguerite Greaney. Jean Caridio, Clara Mur- no, Mary Murno Angela Dantino, Ruth Hutchinson, Rita Capadonna, Irene Greet, Hazel Lewis, Peggy Proper, Katherine Aitchison, Ther- esq Juneau, Barna Juneau and Agnes Juneau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

New York, Nov. 20 = (U.P) = Stocks pushed irregularly higher in quiet forenoon dealings today after early irregularity. Demand was sel- ective.
 Santa Fe was 6 feature, running up almost 2 points when directors declared a dividend of el.60 share on the stock for the first ie43 quar- ter, an increase of 50 cents over the same period this year. On the other hand, Texas and Pacific sold off 2 1-2 points to 10 on disappointment over the fact that directors declar- ed a dividend of only @l on the is- sue, the first payment in Il years. Other rails acted well.
 Chrysler ran up Ia to 66 1-4 and General Motors was up 1-2 to 42 Ia. Gold Mining shares strength ened with Dome at IA 3-8, up 7-B and new high. American Airiines, Libbey- Owens-Ford, Lima Locomo- tive, Vulcan Detinning preferred, U. s. Rubber preferred, Talcott pre- ferred and Warren Brothers pre-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
Stocks Move Higher
 In Quiet A. M. Session
Only SeIective Demand Felt; Sante Fe. Feature in
 Morning With 2-POint Jump

ferred certificates up i ot g points, the last two to new highs. American Tobacco issues were weak, losing more than q point. Johns -Manville backed down Q point.
 Boston, Nov. 20 - (U.P) = Glass three i2-month Texas wools were sold in the Boston Wool Market at a clean price of Sl.le the U. s. Ag- riculture Department reported to- day.
 Ohio graded wools were sold ct grease prices delivered min of H cents for 3-0 and i-4 blood, 61 cents for i. 2blood and 50 cents for me- dium clothing wools.
 Mohair was bought in Texas ai prices of 46 cents for adults and 6t cents for kids.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
Wethersfield Conference

A husking bee was held during the lecturers program Monday night at the Wolcott Grange meeting in the Grange hall. Visitors were present from the following granges: Beacon, Watertown, Beacon Valley, Mad River and Plymouth.
 It was voted at the meeting to send the lecturer, Miss Rena Stama- telon, to a conference in Wethers- field December 5. Walter Megin resigned as steward and Miss Nancy Goodson was elected to fill his of flee. An invitation was received and accepted to visit Plymouth Grange December g and furnish a number for the program.
 The lecturer will arrange Christi mas party for children of Grange members. Cider and crullers were served after the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
INSURANCE STOCKS
TREASURY BALANCE

Washington, Nov. 90 (uP)-dov' ernment expenses and receipts Tor tho Current fiscal year through Nov, 18th compared with a year agoi Thin Yenr Expenses Last Yeai s26,4is,6S9,73G.oG 3e0,i5?,i9s,ia
 War Spending
 ,s4ssi.sos, 80 i5,sSs,css,7sS.7s !, A7ss.ssi.ss7.sS s:,7ss,ssi.'stsl ssi,sss.s4o,s ,sss'sS tS,4s1s'o.SSsD7e
 Cash Balance
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

Charging that a few Connecticut landlords are introducing new and unusual clauses into leases, designed to break federal rent ceilings, Ches- ter Bowles, Connection OPA director, today released a series of questions and answers intended to clarify the issue.
 Any provisions in leases which increase the obligations of the ten ant or place limitations on his use of the housing, which were not in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

are doomed to defeat until they join the Axis.
 The spokesman said the exact strength of the Axis in Tunisia was was not known but the Allies out number the German-Italians con- siderably.
 Almost simultaneously British column encountered a German tank column about 30 miles west of Bi- zerte, apparently close to zebla. The Germans retreated with the loss of eight of the 34 tanks they put into action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
ALARM SIGNALS
 CONFUSING YET
8 Houses Have Lights on During BIackOut; Army
 Transfers Sheehan
CHI EShlRE Cheshire Phone 334 Hubert Rigney

Cheshire. Nov. Although the blackout test on Wednesday night was considered a success. some diff faculties were encountered. Chief Air Raid Warden Howard B. Fris- bic announced eight homes were found to have lights burning without occupants to turn them off. Thi s presented a serious matter and War den Frisbie announced residents will have to take better precautions O. arrests vii lbe made. Some con- fusion resulted in West Cheshil 2 due to the variance and misunder- standing of alarm signals, Many residents turned off lights when the alert signal was sounded and be- lieved the test was over when the siren and whistles again sounded for the blackout. Warning signals in adiacentt owns also confused resi- dents in this section since the at- mospheric conditions Wednesday night made it possible to clearly hear signals in Southington, Wolcott and Prospect and some even heard Waterbury's alarm.
 It has been announced by Capt,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

Fires Land commission has ap- pointed James Farrar, sexton of the Howth road Presbyterian church water diviner, and with a hazel twig and boxwood ball he is To- eating hidden springs in all parts of the country.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
Nutrition Course

Five persons have already regis tered for the nutritios: course ct the Red Gross Chapter House, 165 Grove street, Waterbury. C,assea sre heE, one day week for two hours, cov- ering ten weeks course. Registra- tion classes November 30 and Mrs. Alfred M. Winchell asks that anyone interested to call her, phones -8o4o and specify If they wish to enter the evening or day class.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
FITz GERALD FUNERAL TO-DAY

New Haven, Conn.,, Nov. 20-UP) Funeral services were held today for David E. Fitzgerald, Sr., Demo- cratic National committeeman and candidate for governor in 1922. who died Tuesday after a long illness Hundreds attended the funeral serv- ices at St. Aedan's R. c, church, in- cluding public officials from throughout the state, and party leaders.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

Nancy, 29-year-old veteran mule two wars, helped for the 23rd year in harvesting her masters wheat near Norfolk, England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
G. o. P. MENU CHANGED

Hartford, Conn.,, Nov. 20-CUP)- The Republican state victory din- ner today changed its menu for next Tuesday night at the Hotel Bono because Tuesdays are meat conser- vation" days. The main course was scheduled to be meat, but it now has been changed to chicken, which is not on the forbidden list. Chief speakers will be Gov.-Elect Ray mond E. Baldwin and U. S. Sen John A. Danaher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

at 7:3o in the Cheshire academy gymnasium.
 All members ara urged to attend this drill because of the necessity for completing the requirements of the troop. Capt. White will be in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

Pvt. Edward L. Sheehan has been transferred from Camp Devens to Fort Mcclellan, Alabama. Private Sheehan was formerly clerk in the West Cheshire post office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
Eisele & King, Libaire, Stout
 G CO.-Tel 4.31e1

DOW JONES AVERAGES
 90 20 ib
 Indus. R. R. Util. Il A. M. .,.,,. li4.7s T.BS i3.sS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

Sheep men of Queensland report that drought conditions have caus- ed the demand for workers to triple hus not one man Is available.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

The MT. and Mrs. club of the Congregational church held @ social with cards and dancing being en- joyed at the church social rooms last night.
 Lyttle in Virginia
 Ward Lyttle, son of Harry Lyttle and Mrs. Lyttle of Yale avenue who recently left for Fort Deyens, Mass, is now at Fort Custar, Vir- girl!a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
Card Party

Mrs. Melvina Clark of Grove ave nue held card party at her home, Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served and prizes awarded
 Those present were Mrs. James Conway. Mrs. John Brouker, Mrs Jack Rosenhagan, Miss Charmaine Dubie, Mrs. Frank Dubie, Mrs. John Putnam, Mrs. William Clark and Mrs. Clark.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

It has been announced by Capt. Howard B. White of the Cheshire Rangers, State Guard Reserves, that the unit will drill Monday evening
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

MT. and Mrs. George Plantier of Grove avenue are parents of son born Armistice Day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

Spedm Kun to
 nlo mihary ackofh hMown is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

Ray F. Messenger, chairman oi the local rationing board, says that fuel oil ration cards are being sent out as soon as they are ready. They may be called for during regular hours, Q a. m. to D. mp week days except Saturday, which is from { a. m. to noon and Fridays from to Q D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
WILBUR DUXBURY NOW IN VIRGINIA
Army Transfers Corporal From New Jersey Camp
 to Fort BeIvOir
MIDDLEBURY Correspondent: Ns.ncy Riley
 Telephone t-6lio

Middlebury. Nov. 20 - Corporal! Wilbur L. Dpxbury, son of MT. and Mrs. William Duxbury of Straits turnpike, who has been attached to the base hospital at Camp Kill mer, N J., as X-ray technician. is now attending an officer candidate school at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
 Local women are urged to save their worn silk and nylon hosiery and bring them to one of the sal- wage depots in Waterbury. These stockings can be used by the gov ernment to make gun powder sacks for the army.
 Sent to Delaware
 Elmer Crawley. Jr of Yale ave- nue who enlisted in the U, S. Coast Guard several weeks ago, and who has been stationed at Manhattan island is now located at Rehaboth beach, Delaware.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

The well-child conference will be held Tuesday from g to 10:30 a. m. at South school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20
A ATTACK IN AFRICA? Out

G numbered in Tunis, his
 forces on the run in Libyo, Hitler fuees loss of oil north Afrieo unless his planes in Sicily. Italy ond Crete can win oir superiority and hold off allies. Axis is organized for air action in Mediterranean, may make main offensive here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-20

oil, to seize oil Of IruQ and Iron, and to strike at Suez from rear to toke allied pressure off Libyo. Axis well prepared for such un uttoek, but would foee big Turkish ormy, Britoin's strong near east fosees.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

C0lored-Nr. 11th and Lamont SITS. NV
10 large rooms. tile baths. oil heat.
9i,9oO cash. terms arranged Decatur
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S750 CASH.

Bethesda, Md.-Modern 6-room brick
home. in woodland section of Greenwich
Forest. 3 bedrooms and bath. 1st-fioor
lsvatory. oil heat, wooded lot. Act quickly
on this bargain. Price. $3.50. z: NJ
ERY INC RSA0 wisconsin ave WI G14n.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING
an old home. this small Va house re-
modelled in the Williamsburg manner and
colorS and designed for gracious living
may NIL your requirements. Paneled din
ing room and complete electrically equipped
room and delightful living porch overlooks
garden bedrooms ard bath on 3rd level,
DrastlcaHy reduced for immediate sale due
payment REQUIRED. Telephone OWNER.
Fairfax 1872. Price, $3.50. 81
Evening star., 1942-05-03
ROMYE LAMBORN.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

sl2.50O. g beautiful rooms. 21a baths
garage. lovely lot; 10c bus. Well worth
your investigation. CHI. 5473
Evening star., 1942-05-03
COMPARE THESE BARGAINS

NEARBY ARLINGTON, VA
large 6-room frame, modern. with
ABOUT an acre of ground, some fruit and
shade VIII sacrifice less than $1,000. A
sensational bargain
OWNER TRANSFERRED
lovely, attractive 5-room brick bunga-
low with large lot; now vacant. Price iess
than $1,000. F.H.A. financed
ACREAGE FOR SALE
1 to 90 acres, some less than $500 per
acre. ~
LOT
DO feet. zoned for semi-detached homes,
with a new garage; excellent investment,
priced very low: terms
COLLINS & PRICE,
3236 Wilson Boulevard Glebe 1 l33
Open Sunday
Evening star., 1942-05-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON. LYON vILLAGE+-SPACIOUs
9-rm. brick, step-up entr. hall, ]. r. 14x24
opening on lge. screened porch with deck,
bedrm. and Il bath on 1st fir; bedrms,
attic; studio rm. and IA bath an basement
b.-i. gsrage; rear yard fenced: priced riGht
- L. MCGEE KING. CHI. 55os.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
CONVENIENT TO
FORT BELVOIR.

Gunston Manor, on the Potomac River, 15-
min. drive from Ft. Belvoir. Large living
room with open fireplace, large kitchen, 2
bedrooms, bathroom and screened porch:
circulating oil heater. hot and cold running
water, electric range and refrigeration; $50
per mo; Cottage may be seen at any time.
MIR. FICkLIN at Gunston Manor. Sc
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WOODRIDGE. BRICK.
OPEN ALL DAY

26l5 Bunker Hill I'd. n.e.-Modern de-
tached home. rooms. 2 tile baths, recre-
alton rm., tiled kitchen. finished attic.
fireplace oil heat BY OWNER Open Sun.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
20 ACRES

Mostly beautiful grassland with a stream
and patch of woods. this property has a
rooms, including large living room with
fireplace and three large bedrooms 1t has
a new oil heating system, bath, lavatory,
from WASHINGTON. Price, 81 $500; $4,000
down See MASON HIRST, Annandale. Va.
andria 5S12 Closed SUNDAYS
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
PRICE REDuCED

owner transferred 1407 webster st
n.w.-Very large det. home, 4 real bed
full basement. Automatic heat, 4-car gar.
large front porch beauties, this home.
Just off car line. stores schools, shopping
center. Open daily. / to e.
STROUP, RA. 500
Evening star., 1942-05-03
CHARMING COUNTRY HOME
ON 7 ACRES

of nearby Fairfax County, Va. and sur
rounded by large estates, attractive white
house of Colonial design, unusually large
living room with fireplace, SPACIOUS dining
room, u bath, equipped kitchen, 3 bed
rooms and 2 baths on the 2nd floor; fenced
hard-surfaced road; $4,000
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington Va.
CHI. 1898. Evenings, GIL. 507S.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

CCooioredEBeautiful bungalow, detached.
hardwood floors; Immediate possexsion:
feouceo 10 $4,000: $1,000 cash, terms.
oo. THOS. w. PARKS CO,
-OI rlOIlQd ave. Decatur 11RO
Evening star., 1942-05-03
426 3rd ST. NV.

Kensington View. Md.-Modern 7-room
$50, with hedge. lawn, trees, shrubs and
flowers, living room 22l2x14, large dining
room. complete electric kitchen, 4 bed
rooms and > baths, stairway attic. porch,
. garages, automatic heat, large basement.
vegetable garden and place to raise a few
chickens; 10 miles from White House /:
price $4,000. Call E. M. FRY, INC. 6S40
WISCONSIN ave WI R14O
Evening star., 1942-05-03
1888 42nd ST. NV.

OPEN II TO TODAY.
rooms, semi-detached, oil heat; re-
conditioned like new; can be arranged for
. families GUNN g. MILLER, 500 11th
st Sc FIR POO
Evening star., 1942-05-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Inspect
Sunday, | PM. Til Dark.

Woodside Park, Md-In one of the
most attractive residential sections af
suburban Maryland, within 8 mi. of White
House; modern 6-room white brick home,
on lntenSively handicapped and wooded cor
ner lot; large living room, dining room,
kitchen bedroom and bath on 1st floor, >
bedrooms and bath End floor; unusually
and bath in basement; attached garage,
screened porch; near trans; S13,150. To
on Colesville pike, turn left on Dale drive
at Mrs. ks Tavern to Ills Dale drive.
E. NJ. FRY. INC. 6S40 Wis ave WI. GAO.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

hrepl;, din. T.. kit. study. sun porch. gar:
2nd f.. bedrms, bath. maids rm.; oil
| 1ur, con to coal: garden, lawn, nice
| terms. BERRY REAL ESTATE, 9S-J.
Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

3950-216 Forest drive. Exclusive
Brosdmont; charming stone Williamsburg
lot; situated in a, community of fine
homes: rooms, baths, paneied library
breakfast room. living room with stone
fireplace, dining room and all-steel kitchen
with Monel sink and counter; 3 bed
porch, open aagstone terrace beautiful
Vermont slate roof and buiF-in garage
Falls Church 1914
Evening star., 1942-05-03

1875 JACKSON ST. NE
SIX big, beautiful rooms, with bath:
rnooern colonial home, huge Colonial front
pofCn ana extra-large sleeping porch; de-
Iidcneo garage; on. wide tree-lined street,
q olock from rapid transportation. Priced
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Realtors,
20 New York Ave NV MA. q7a7.
500l East Capitol ST. III, 354o'
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IDEAL, 2-FAMILY HOME.
Continued

T1T-719 Rock Creek Church I'd. NV
9 complete apartments of 5 rooms each
separate entrances, fireplace, oil heat, =
car garage, room for another apartment
on street floor An imposing brick St.uc-
ture. Open daily, l to g.
STROUP, RA. S100
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Colored-6 r. tile bath, oil heat; terms
70 suit. Call Mr.. Vincent Thomas, North
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

VIRGINIA PROPERTY OWNERS,
20 Y0g WANT TO SELF
DO YOU WANT TO RENT?
DO YOU WANT TO REFTNANCE YOUH
EXISTING ENCUMBERANCE. Call us for
your wants. Immediate action assured
RAY BARNEY. realtor. Phone any time.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
CHEVY CHASE.
BEST BUYS IN MARYI AMI

Priced for immediate sale; good trans
portatlon, near everything, new brick
homes. pedrms., : baths, irst-foor and
basement lavatories. attics Handicapped
lots, alr-conditioned gas heat; 3I9-32l
Lynn Drive, out Conn. to East-west hwy,
furnished house 326 East-West hwy. Omen
am. TO pm: S11 800 up Inspect,
make make oner. SMITH BROS. owners. WI.
Evening star., 1942-05-03
$500.

Facing Lincoln Park-Three-story brick,
IL large rooms and baths, hot-ar heat.
An excellent opportunity for room renting
or apartments. Convenient terms can be
arranged
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
Evening star., 1942-05-03
OWNER TRANSFERRED

1923 Newton ST. n.e.-First show ing,
large detached home, in good condition; Z
rooms and bath, 4 bedrooms. attic room;
oil aforementioned neat lot 50X13o. Price,
VIM R THOROWGOOD,
oooA p AVE NE DE O3lT
Evening star., 1942-05-03
RAMBLING WHITE HOUSE
WITH ACRE GARDEN

This large home with over an acre Of
beautifully HANDICAPPED garden Including
many boxwood is located in historic Fair
fax. Va, within Is miles OF downtown
Washington; restored by its present owner
This charming old house offers all modern
conveniences: rooms include large double
living room with fireplace library with
dining room. equipped kitchen and break
fast room: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, maids
room and bath: convenient to stores
schools and buses. For sale due to owners
move to New York: S1S,50O
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
CHI. 1888. GIL 44s4
Evening star., 1942-05-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HYATrSvILLE HILLS.
1914 Nicholson St, 6-rm. brick, INV n 81.
oil burner cleo, hwd, floors. large base
ment, screened, insulated, brick garage;
block bus: $1,000, terms. ERWIN REALTY
Co Cali HY 0334. WA 1o2J
Evening star., 1942-05-03
GEORGETOWN-S1O.5OO.

Painted white with burgundy blinds. q
typical Georgetown house, substantial
brick, 1st-fioor lavatory. library. . bed
rooms and bath with shower. automatic
heat, pretty garden: restored and IN new
house condition: rear service entrance 1t
will be sold quickly. Gail Mr.. Shackelford,
with BOSS & PHELPS exclusive agents.,
MA Q2nA Evenings. 81. 6R0S.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

414n 7th st. n.w-One of the best buys
ever offered in 81. Gsbriel's parish; s rooms
and bath, gas heat; right of Upshur st.
car line. For information call F. E. An
derson, IA. $40. with J. J. O'CONNOR.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

lunfurn.; nice condition; hot-air pipe
heater, garage; shrubbery. Will sell or rent
annually. or May till end Of year. Get out
of hot city and congestion for summer
anyway; ARTHUR MORRIS, Center
Evening star., 1942-05-03
WOODBRIDGE HEIGHTS
LARGE LOT AND TREES.

A very cleverly designed 6-rm. home.
under an umbrella of shade trees, complete
with recreation rnl.. very large screened
porch. buit-in garage; yes: and an Old
fenced and well-landscaped. Excellent
Silver Spring location, with stores and
3 2 RIPIEY. SH 454S; Eve. sH. PSI.
Evening star., 1942-05-03

S7,450.

Frame. 2-story. in good condition. 4
large rooms frst floor. 3 large rooms sec
ond floor; lot, 1eaxl20, with plenty oak
trees; hot-water heat with convertible oil
burner, l bath. full basement; > blocks
from l0c bus; substantial cash payment.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Nfohf nxfA -