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sIx-RoOM BRICK COLONIAL ON LARGE
lot in suburban Silver Spring. SG95o.
Shephard SS1l-M

9 BARRON ST, COTTAGE CITY. Md
1-rm. bungalow. auto: heat. baths; nne
transp.; bargain 81 S6.aq5. Communicate
with owner, H. A. BEST, 1860 Glen
thorne rd.. Upper Darby, Pa. 1as
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10l WEST SAUL RD.,
CHEVY CHASE VIEW. MD.

Two acres of ground overlooking the
new Naval Hospital: lovely brick home.
containing . bedrooms and bath on 1st
floor. 2 bedrooms and bath on End floor,
sunroom. recreation room, G. e. oil-burning
beautiful trees and shrubbery. Open Sun
day l to g., and Mr. Able viii Be on
premises with full information. Direc-
CYRUS NEISER. JR.,
&pIG wisconsin Ave. woodley 1871. 1ea
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q NEW HOMES

Bradley Hills, 1894 Bradley blvd, Be
thesda. Md--1-room homes, containing
larRe living room with fireplace and
a screened porch. paneled library with Law
2 bedrooms and . baths, md floor: attic
huilt-in saraRe, large basement, automatic
heat. nice lot Near transportation. IN
spect Sat afternoon and Sunday. Out Wis
eonsin ave, turn left on Bradley blvd
Priced TO sell quickly, S14,@5o-Slb,2
e: M, FRY. INC. 6s4o Wisconsin ave
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON. VA. = S7.75O = NEARLY
new 2-story brick 5 large rooms complete
ly redecorated; fireplace; oil heat; maid S
room in basement; screened porch lot
5Oxl5O' near bus, school and shopping
V. EHRHARDT. Glebe 1855. oxford 1850
NEARBY MD.-HoUSEs FROM s4 zoo AND
1p: also good investment prop. ROBERT @.
DAVIS Md Bldg. Hyatts. WA. 1900.
PARKWAY. 9th AND SOUTH GLEBE RD
Arlington. Va-5-room brick semi-de-
tached. close to new Army and Navy Build
ings: 1oc bus zone. Investors should hurry
Only five lefs at price of $3.50, Only
$3.50 cash. $50 month, Q. NJ, and
F. H. A. approved; open daily until pm.
NJ n C. NJ HINES snSs SONS. Inc. Exclusive Agents.
1920 Lee Highway. Chestnut 2440.
home: must sell: substantial cash pay
ment will make this the best buy in Ar
linston. TYNER, CHI. 1902. 1916 n; Fla.
~
SIx-ROOM BRICK COLONIAL. ON LARGE
lot in suburban Silver Spring $3.50.
Shepherd 5s44-M
ARLINGTON-NEW 3-BEDROOM BRICK
home, best residential section; steel beam.
this quality available This is sample
house, can be SOLD furnished or unfuI-
nished. Cali Mr.: Donahue. Falls Church
1883. N. C. HINES & SONS. 1870 Lee
SEAT PLEASANT. Md ROOMS AND
bath, h.-v.h.. built-in garage. large base
ment; lots; S3,950; $3.50 down. $40 per
month. 74th and F sts-, Carmody Hills.
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sEvEN-PILLARED COLONIAL,
4314 LORCOM LANE.
ARLINGTON. VA.

Less than one year old. this attractive
Groom. 2h-bath brick home Is on the
market only because the owner has been
transferred to Texas Within q block OF
the 0c bus and convenient to schools and
shopping. it is situated on q large lot, the
rear OF which Is fenced with a high white
pahnR fence From the moment you walk
in the front door you will be impressed
with the convenient interior arrangement
To the right Of the entrance hall. the large
living room with fireplace has French doors
opening onto q roomy screened porch lust
on the living room there Is completey
private dining room: and to the left OF the
hall ts coy psneled den with adjoining
breakfast set completes the rooms on the
consist OF a master bedroom with private
bath, two other bedrooms, one opening on
a sundeck. and q hall bath. A large rec
reation room with fireplace has French
DOORS opening onto q nagstone terrace:
Other features include maids room and
bath, attached sarase, insulated attic with
regular stairway, oil heat and venetian
blinds throughout: price. S15,750. terms.
Open Sat. Ga pm sun. noon TO o
pm: weekdays by appointment.
Directions to reach. Cross Key Bridge,
right on Lee highway TO Old Dominion
dr., bear right on Old Dominion dr. to
Iorcom lane. right on Lorcom lane TO 43l4.
marked with our sign.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
CHI 3S3S Ewes, Qlebe 4gs4
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zoos DENNIS AVE,
SILVER SPRING. MD.

B.y5U-F. II. a. INSURED.
New detached home, just COM
pleted, 2-story brick and stone.
First floor, large living room, din
ing room, beautiful all-electric
kitchen, lavatory. Second floor.
8 bedrooms. bath. large closets.
Fully insulated, copper plumbing,
Full basement, Lot 65xl55. Phone
OWNER. SH. 1862. fot directions.
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FARMS EoR RENT.

HISTORIC FARMHOUSE WITH SUR
Sara aoass Ro 81 M from
wash; $40 month to careful tenant. 1t.
BRABNER SMITH. University Club. Dis
trict Sis.
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NEAR l4th AND PARK RID.
GRAVATTE.
MICHIGAN PARK.
OPEN SUNDAY 10 TO 6.
TWO-FAMILY HOME.
TWO BATHS, OIL BURNER
SEMI-DETACHED.
DOIIRI z GARAGE

5I5 JEFFERSON ST. NV
rooms, kitchen, pantry and bath each.
Deep lot TO alley; n block TO ell con
veniences. VIII redecorhte interior to suit
purchaser. Basement. Only $3.50 Live
IN one and rent other for $50 90 a month.
Terms are very attractive. For particula RS
cal WIN; CALoMIRIs 1910 9th st. NV.
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TERMS OR TRADE.
SEE TODAY-OPEN.
1214 HEM nK ST NV

(BETwEEN GA AND ALASKA AVESl
Semi-det. brick. lge, rms, open fire-
place, refs, pantry. auto. heat, garage
transp. at corner; reasonably priced; conV.
arranged for | or :. families.
ROGER MOSS. DI. 1921,
927 18th. Ewes. GE 64s3.
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Three bedrooms, two baths downstairs
lavatory and den; brick-and-stone home.
only 6 months old. In excellent condition.
located in one of the finest residence
sections OF West Chevy Chase. tust a few
doors of Wisconsin ave. Owner trans
ferred must sell quickly, or will rent at
GRAHAM-HAII WI $3.50.
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FALLS CHURCH, VA

FALLS CHURCH., VA.
s13,96O-21e Forest drive. Exclusive
Colonial. lust completed; on large wooded
lot; situated in a community of nne
homes; rooms. Q baths, paneled library
or bedroom and bath LIST floor; paneled
breakfast room, living room with stone
fireplace. dining room and an-steel kitchen
with Monel sink aand counter; BED,
porch, open nagstone terrace. beautiful
Vermont slate roof and built-in garage.
FRANK H. MALICE, owner and builder
Falls Church 3544.
Owner Transferred; Price. ST $50.
7-rm. brick bungalow. 10c bus zone:
sir-conditioned with oil, fireplace, tiled
bath. year old; situated on a good lot in
a good neighborhood.
w. S. HOGE. JR..
1918 Lee Highway, Arlington, Va.
Chestnut 06O0 Ewes, Oxford 220a.
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BARNABY WOODS

COIORED-6OO BLOCK L ST.. Sc
story brick, rms, bath, gas, cleo; $500
down. bal. like rent. v. s. HURLBERT.
MA. 1910. 931 H st. NV.
COLORED-2O1I VERMONT AVE, NV
s rooms. ami Write Box 142-Y. Star. 10.
COLORED-242 18th PL. N.E-5 ROOMS.
all modern conveniences; price, $500,
Very small down payment balance $40
per month. Call National 2216, to b
pm. weekdays.
COLORED-240 14th PI.. NE--5 ROOMS.
all modern conveniences; price, 500
Very small down payment, balance $40
per month, Call National 2216. to
pm. weekdays.
COLORED - BEAUTIFUL TAPESTRY
brick semi-detached, four bedrooms. oil
heat 4246 Benning I'd. ne. Act today.
Terms. WO. 9271. 1ee
FOR COLORED.
Six nice rooms and bath. bedrooms,
fun basement large lot with garage.
price. Sc. 900 90. Must be sold. Call Mr.
Boaze, GE. 6779; or WAPLE & JAMES,
INC, 1924 14th st. NV. D1. 3346.
FOR COLoRED.
Home and investment modern apts
basement quarters. garage; all rented nve
in one and rent others. Near l1th ana
Que sts. NV. Price. S10.50o.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
2s3 Investment Bldg. RE. 11S1.
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HoUSEs goA SALE.

A GRAND HOME
ON 18th ST. NV.
DETACHED, BEDROOMS. q BATHS.
Sl7.a5o
This excellent brick home with tile roof
consists OF living room topen nrepiacel
immense dining room with beRmed ceiling
breakfast room and large, modern kitchen
also iavatory on nrst floor. 4 bedrooms. 2
baths and inciosed sleeping porch on End
floor. : bedrooms and tiled bath on 3rd
floor. Beautiful recreation room. oil heat.
crystal electric fixtures. Venetian blinds.
Gear garage. This "a really an unusual
opportunity and value. Phone Mr.. Lewis.
ia. 4aeT
HENRY ]. ROBB. INC.
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SIJITIAND MD,

Will trade 34-acre chicken farm on
Branch ave for 3-bedroom. 2-ba tn home
Near Fort Dupont or Randle Highlands
n @ sMITHY CO. MA haO3
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NEAR 9Th AND PENNA. AVE. S.E.
Good home or investment, rooms,
bath. Arcola heat, garage. rorch low price.
WALTER A. BROWN.
1AIk NV MA IRka WI hl3A
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HOUSES WANtEO ~ bO1.
TO 10 RMS, WHITE OR COLORED;
D. c. only: all cash T. A. GARVEY. Dl.
4508; eve.-Sun GE. $500. l Thomas circle:
CASH FOR HOUSE. BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored: no commission a,
1907 H st NV. e. A. BARRY. ME. 2O25.
WE PAY CASH FOR NE AND Sc. PROP
erty; quick settlements. GUNN y MILLER,
500 11th st Sc. Franklin 2100.
HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR SMALL BRICK
r. G. DUNNE. 604 H st. ne. AT. $500.
So, ,000--BRICK, 3 BEDRMs., INCLUDING
master bedroom; maximum, 500 month
payments. substantial down paynk. Wash.
suburbs. Give full details. Box % 4-V. Star.
IMMEDIATE CASH FOR ANY HOUSES,
Rp G. 4ss q seaFSy Wrse Md 1855 e yf g. NV
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS DETACHED
Silver Spring; bet. S6,O00-SS,q0: sub
stantlal saaYa ssss essh payment No asts' BE- Box
WHY SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY? LET
me look at your D. c. house and make
Personal attention. Call or Write E. H.
PARKER. 1924 l4th st. NV. DI. 1880.
I HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES
Of D. e, dwellings UP to 81 600. Can or
District Sa17 or Georgia 2S02.
RANDOLPH s700-MR.. sTROUP
Is the cash buyer for your house. Prompt,
quick settlement. 6S rooms preferred.
RFCT CASH PRICES PAID FOR D. C.
OIOI property. any size or condition.
Prompt attention and quick settlement.
Call STERLING & FISHER CO., 913 New
York ave. NV. RE. $3.50. Ewes. IA. $685..
CASH E8R 20 HoTsEs 10y Is 2 msns OR NEARBY Yis6
SMITH & GOTTLIEB, INC, SH S062
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

SE SECTION-e-RM. ROW BRICK. i YR
old, air cond.: rent. $50; price, $3.50
24R 3Ard ne. 2O1
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ARLINGTON. VA.

Broom brick semi-detached. one year
old. Full cellar. yard fenced in. iOc.bus
center. center Price. S6.250; with S1.l00 cash.
balance S45 mo.
rooms, with bedrooms, fireplace,
walking distance Clarendon shopping center.
Price, So. .050; with rood down payment.
JIJDSON REAMY.
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2O12 HAMLIN ST. NE.
WEST CHEVY CHASE.

Here IL is New Groom brick, the
fairest among 10000. bargain. Open
Saturday and Sunday. Owner on prem
No A3aS
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Within 90 minutes of downtown Wash
inEton, on a picturesque street. in his
ingiy restored home is delightfully."- planned
and beautifully handicapped for privacy.
ioned lilac hedge and many varieties of
shrubs and flowers are a part of the
charm of this place. Equally Charming
sunny living room with attractive. nre-
place makes a perfect background for
a cheerful dining room with fireplace
opens on q long veranda. Two bedrooms
and bath. large kitchen and q laundry
floor On the second floor Is guest room
with bath. and large storage closet.
Among .ns ieatules are, saaLe rooi. ,hslIa- ~,
burner and q built-in incinerator. Frequent
bus service. near schools. stores and
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
9S4O WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA.
Chestnut 3S3S Ewes. Falls Church 1905
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CONN. AVE. Bus-ArTRAcTTvE LARGE
house in restricted nv, suburb. AMI: "A
acre. trees and shrubs. xin.s00. q. =.
KEE1ER Ma. 1884 and kensinetor 500.
BELTSvILE, MD,-S-RooM BUNGALOW.
fuN concrete cellar. all modern conven-
fences SOFT front, ieo n. deep. 1-esr
sarake; streetear line at door. Bus line
nearby Nr Government farm. Price,
S5.500 $500 cash, terms on balance,
r. W. RAYMOND. Beltsviile. Md. Berwyn
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AIR-RAID SHELTER

We mean Just that, for this new home is
so equipped. There are also rooms
aI baths, first-noor den with lavatory.
steps to attic, recreation room. many
closets, copper plumbing. garage. and is
located in exclusive section of Bethesda,
near buses, stores, schools and churches.
GRAHAM-HAII, WI 1850.
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HYATTsvriLE 47a5 4etn AvE-owNER
moved west, said sel. Make ofser' vacant:
= hsfoe2sos. asf r m brLfvLt ~ Il. saE REsESsca
CENTER. Buchanan 7. and b. ami,
needs decorating; ideal for duplex turn
mr. me- cars. bus. reduced: s3so cash. $3.50
mo, LAuREI-3 big values, terms.
ssnfinssls sne srS9s soo sns ses s.sh $50 So mo %
HIGHBRrDGE-13 a, r. and b. Mase
ofer. N E. RYON CO. Ma. 1907, GE.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

All-brick home on corner lot. large liv-
inE dining rooms. de luxe kitchen. 3 large
f1oored attic; automatic heat: real bar
gein; attached parsge. LESLIE ID. MFA-
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CS3,5UU0IERMS -,
mi d. c.: b-r. bungalow, elec. we'll
water, fruit trees. large garden space.
Walking distance bus and :. r.
"A ACRE.
3-r. house, practically new, elec,; S1.000.
terms ERWIN REALTY CO.. call Hyatts-
vile O334, ewes. WA. 1881.
BRICK BUNGALOW. MODERN-S5.60 800.
Out Georgia ave. 5 miles beyond last
trafic light in Silver Spring, 209 riack ST.
Glenmont Hsts. OWNER, 6H. 1881.
ROGERS HEIGHTS, MD.
New Brick and Frame Homes.
S and Rooms.
PRICED UNDER $4,000.
WA e673 WA 1886.
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WANTED.
PETWORTH HOUSE.

have an immediate cash sale for a or
s room row or semi-detached brick house
in Petworth. Price under $4,000. II
interested in selling call Mr.. Ginnetti at
BETTZELL. DI. 300 or TR. 1892 ewes.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
fcnnttnuea
sUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

DESIRE TO PURCHASE A SUBURBAN
home with one or more acres Of land. with
in 25 miles Of ID. C. Furnish all tnformA. /.
WHAT WILL $500 CASH, saS MONTH
purchase meS Within s6 miles d. CT Boz
S1-Y, star so.
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Sl4.9b0
Three homes at this price. three different
locations. three distinctive floor plans,
three separate architecture styles, all
worth your invesueation.
G. ALLEN SHERW1N,
4s45 Mass, Ave tShopping Center.
EpNa
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GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
CHI 3S3R Ewes, Qlebe 4JS4
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FAIRFAx-OrD HOME FULLY RE-
modelled With rms. and = baths, freplaces.
all convenienceS lovely shade trees.
wnrthar, Atex lRt~
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
S12950.

New all-brick Colonial home. large
rooms, . baths, de luxe kitchen. garage;
wooded lot; near Connecticut ave. LESLIE
D. MEASEII,, WO. 1921. 1927 Eye.
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OUTSTANDING VALUE.
GEORGETOWN-S13,750
American University Park.

Charming house, attractive walls and
garden, pleasing architecture; carefully
restored, immediate Possession. BOSS &
pREf National QHO0
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INVEsrMENT PRoPtRTY FoR sALs.
RARE OPPORTUNITY.

Beautiful new l7-unit apartment house,
in best Northwest section. High rate of
return to investor with substantial cash.
For appointment to inspect call GOLD
STEN BROS. RE LOSS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-07
BY PAUL DAVID PRESTON

1 She smeiled delicious food cook ing, and saw that Nancy had al- ready set her tiny dining table with places for four. Food was in an electric cooker loaned to Nancy by Nom Miller weeks ago. It would be something tangy and good. The table was lovely. IL held, dominant, vase of flowers, rather expensive looking ones. Blythe leaned close to see 6 card dropped nearby, It had florists heading, and handwritten in ink 1t said:
 Flower cheer for Nancy and Scootsl fBe sure you cook ENoUGHD Norman,
 Normanl He, not Duane, had sent them to Nancy; Even his note held his breezy cocky air. Blythe moistened her lips. odd that the flowers or rather the note with them, should give her such satis- faction in this strained moment, But she had to admit that 1t did. She leaned to read the dainty homemade place cards. Each was little football sketched in Scooters' color crayonS. They read Duane, Scooter, Norman, Muv. Muv was Scooter's own name for his mother, and so Nancy ob- viously had printed 1t in whimsy there. The whole table was inti- mate, cozy, nice. Blythe felt a quick little lump of yearning in her throat then horrid feeling that she was about to destroy beautiful thing.
 Why in the old Nick, she asked herself. did life have to do people this way2 Why was 1t unacceptable for her thus to expose Nancy Hale? She didn't hate Nancy. She couldn't! Not even when knowing that Nancy wanted to marry Duane.
 T ought to hate her loved him first, and I still dop A rec phrasing of that salient fact still didn't make her course easy. Here before her was & cozy table for four friends = quarterback, full- back, beloved mascot, adorable girl. Why couldn't 1t all have been as perfect as 1t looked! Blythe wanted to rail out wildly at fate or something.
 To get the calm that comes from physical action again, she opened the cartridge chamber of Pops gun. inspected it carefully, snapped it back shut. She pulled the hammer back, then reclosed it carefully. hold ing the spring mechanism. She knew l that 1t would shoot and scare any body; even though 1t did no actual harm. I.
 Here's what I'll do," she prom. ised herself. standing there in the twilight "I'll hide away back in the closet behind Nancy's clothes. Fortunately it's a big one. The two gamblers said they'd come there, but they'll have to be near the door to peek out. It - itIl be long wait, but I can do 1t! Half an hour at most. They won't enter the closet, surely, utnil they hear Duane and Norman coming And when the boys are in the room I can take command. I'll have all the proof I need. then. to convince them. And--and may be - maybe we can work out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-07

way to turn the gamblers in to the police without letting Nancy get too involved Nancy and Scooter"
 It was wishful thinking again, but 1t was genuine. Knowing that Nancy had agreed to drug the two football stars in order to get $i,000 from the gamblers was the cause of lingering, gnawing pain. Nancy who had been an adorable friend But, too Nancy who had fallen for the man Blythe herself loved
 It was still tragic, almost sickening situation for pretty Blythe Miller, Q situation that kept her emotions more and more confused. There is no conflict like that within oneself.
 i've got to do itI" she whis- pered now. And I better start, It won't do to get caught here or be rushed at the last second. Nancy'll be coming any moment. She - she will have to be here ahead of the gamblers"
 Determinedly, then, with heightened sense of adventure and alarm, she went to the clothes closet door. It opened without noise. She stepped more confl- dently into Its darkness - 1t was almost as if she were hiding from trouble here, at least for a short respite and rest. She pulled the door closed again.
 "Okay, sister who are you?"
 A man at her side said that Blythe seemed literally to freeze with terror, and strong hand grasped her arm.
 (TO Be COntinued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-07
DINNER FOR FOUR CHAPTER XXTV

CHAPTER XXIV
 Blythe discovered that physical action in the matter--action of any sort-was infinitely better than the lnaction and indecision of the past few days,
 This duty before her was not easy to do, but she moved up the stairway to Nancy Hale's loft apartment with Q feeling of satis- faction at last. The stair hall was almost dark.
 "Its just . gray day, is allr' She whispered that by way of Belf-comfort. It was indeed gray, with autumn snow sitting down ct intervals. The snow wasn [ enough to be pretty, Its grayness was just enough to cast 6 kind of pail, at least over her strained nerves and feelings. She had the barest crumb of comfort from holding Pops starting pistol, a gun the game officials used
 The 10th step creaked. Blythe jumped almost comically. But 1t was not amusing to her. She stood there for minutes, or so 1t seemed, her heart pounding She had to force herself 70 remember that there was no actual cause -- yet - for alarm.
 Nancy was out. Indeed gone to her own mothers to get baby Scooter Hale who was q guest this afternoon of Nom, And there was ct least 20 minutes time before the gamblers were due to arrive. On the other hand, she couldn't afford to be caught here in the hallway for that would disrupt all of her plans.
 At the supper landing she silent ~ tried the door.
 "Oh-h-, darnl"
 Tt was locked. Of course it would be. Should be, in fact. Rather desperately she looked and felt around there in the gloom. She couldn't locate light switch, and finally remembered there wasn't any. This apartment had been made over from a literal loft at one time. But her foot did touch something that gave merry "Tinkle-tankle- -tink,|
 This was pull toy she herself had given baby Scooter. and she remembered It's long handle of twisted wire. It just slipped into notches of the toy by spring ac- ton. Tn moment Blythe had 1t free in her hand.
 
 With the sharp end she dug at the door lock. It was an old-fash- toned square thing, and by hooking the wire end between 1t and the floor jamb, the latch was easily slid back, ,"N-n-n-n-n" Her sigh of sur- prize and relief was audible. She IValked into Nancy's living room md rcclOSed the door.
 It was light enough to see well N here, but still gray enough to be febressing. she stood there thinking, holding Pops ft1bhy gun. Suddenly she was Ilsd the cartridges were blanks. sI'd do something terrible! I'd IIl s0lnecneI' 1.hia way, she could maybe bluff Iiah it and accomplish her ends Iifhouf having to earry Q personal a*x nk tha &NR.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-07
w O R L D w A R A YEAR AGO
 NOV. 2, 1941
(By United Pressl

President Roosevelt announces possible withdrawal of American Marines from China.
 Senate votes to amend Neutral fly Act to permit arming of American merchantmen.
 Prime Minister Winston Chur- chill, in speech, says i've once more are masters of our destiny"
 German military spokesman planes indictment weather for de- layed action before Moscow and Rost0v.
 British RAF raids Berlin.
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Montana oil and mining journal., 1942-07-04
ENOUGH LUMBER
HELD AVAILABLE
FOR GRAIN BINS

There win apparently be sufficient
lumber and other materials TO erect
storage for the states anticipated
bumper grain crop at a cost Of from
Q TO IA cents a bushel depending on
the size Of the storage structures.
This was the opinion Of Montana
dealers, commenting on recent federal
regulations which apparently have
given many the impression that some
grades Of lumber have been frozen in
local yards.
They point out that this is not true.
All Of the freezing TO date has been
made effective only in the case Of
mills whose output is more than 5000
board feet daily.
The amount Of lumber which may
be sold by a retail yard was limited
by a federal order placing the top
at $500 for new residential construc-
ton, 81 900 for farm storage for each
farm and needed amounts for remod-
cling.
They point out that farmers who
win need more than $1,000 worth Of
materials for storage structure may
obtain what they need, If they win
apply to their county agent for