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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
NEW YEAR RESOLUTION
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Make q New Year resolution TO aid our cause, and tho restitution Of the freedom taken by tho Nazis Prom the people of peaceful countries By resolving 10 buy bonds with our money To feed and equip the Marines, Navy and Army We ct home expect them the war to win But do we realize that we too must pitch lnp Tn order to give them ali of our support We have to buy ail we can possibly afford Of stamps md bonds for tho duration To bring $ war to successful termination. We al knoi that soldier cannot fight Unless he is properly fed and equipped right, In buying bonds why should we think twice When in buying b patriotic and wise. Here's to the Axis complete downfall And Happy New Year to Us one and aii
 -Joseph Do Lauretis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
Flood Danger SnreaaS


 Hartford, Conn, Dec, Sl--tUpt-- The danger of mild floods on moSt of ConnecticutS streams and rivers spread today in the wake of a three day rain and sleet storm.
 The storm, which struck hart blow at Litehheld county in the northwest section of the state, waS followed by high winds and the threat of cold weather
 Thousands of telephones were o0' of commission throughout the state trees continued to fall from the weight of layers of ice caked on tht branches, and roads in m any Sec, tions were perilous for motorists,
 Tributaries Of several rivers the Connecticut, Nauga tuck, She. tueket and others, were flooding their banks, and rising steadily,
 Power service, disrupted in most of Litchf1eld county, gradually wa' restored. Theaters and other pub lie places reopened, homes were heated again, and Litchtield County Hospital gave up using candles ane flashlights,
 Two miles north of Norwich, ir the eastern section Of the state, . washout occurred on the New Haven" railroad lines and freight and passenger trains were reroated
 War Work Held Up
 The power failures caused stop, pages in war wolK at WinSted, Wa. terbury and Torrington, but work was resumed when power lines werC restored.
 Special state police and highway crews were sent into titchhe.e county to assist in opening the road, and in aiding power and telephone linemen in their work,
 The i4-room home of Alexander Brodoviteh, New York artist, wa destroyed by fire at West GoSher last night because flremen were unable to reach the scene Bat roads and fallen power lines pre- vented the flremen from coming,
 Winsted, hardest hit in the state from the power angle, was cut of for ie hours
 Virtually every war industry il Bristol was closed down last nigh because of broken high tension line. Approximately lS,ooo workers were notified by radio not to re- port for work until power was re stored today.
 Crews Work Hard
 Boston, Dec, 3i.-CUp)-Exhaust' ed, short-handed emergency crew worked feverishly today to repail extensive damage caused in cen tral snd western Massachusetts ant southern New Hampshire and Yer, mont by an ice storm which in somt sections was described as the wors in 30 years.
 Scores of communities wer, plunged into darkness by powe failures and fallen trees, coupled with several inches of ice and slusl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31

which he can assign them.
 It was understood that President Roosevelt was consulted regarding MacMillan's appointment and con. cured in 1t.
 Britain never recognized Admiral Jean Francois Darlan because it recognizes the Fighting French who were bitterly opposed to Darlan.
 All the time Darlan was high commissioner, Britain carefully avoided him and left all contact w.5h Lieut.. Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- he yer and Murphy.
 Macmillan is 48, He served with tho crack drenadier Guards in the last war and was wounded three times. He had attended Eton and oxford before the World war and as soon as he was demobiiized he went back to oxford to Dc gradu- ated with honors.
 Then he went to Canada, to serve as aide to the governor general. In 1920 he entered politics as a House of Commons member. He has writ ten several books on economies.
 Ranking in importance with the appointment of Macmillan to a new cabinet post was that of Sir VII. liam Jowitt, solicitor general as minister without portfolio, charged with problems of post-war construc- ton.
 other appointments emphasized the increasing importance attached to reconstruction.
 William s. Morrison, postmaster general, was transferred to the new post of minister designate for town and country planning. Capt. II. P. c. Crookshank, financial secretary to the treasury, was named post- master general.
 H. G. Strauss, Conservative mem- Der of Commons, was named secre- tary designate for town and country planning. He had been serving al an additional parliamentary secre- tary for public works, planning and handling projects of the ministry.
 Lord Cherweii, former professor in experimental philosophy at ox- ford, who since the war started has directed the physical laboratory oi the Royal Air Force and has beer called Churchills one man brair trust, was named paymaster gen. eral.
 Ralph Assheton, parliamentary secretary to the ministry of supply was named financial secretary t the treasury, and was succeeded b, E. Duncan sandys, 34, Churchill'i son-in-law, who had been financia secretary to the war office. Maj Arthur Henderson succeeded Sandys.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
CIRAUD MOVES
 TO END UNREST
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oiraud was then asked If he thought there would really Do fur. ther assassination attempts, poSSi- ply against himself,
 "Yes, not only against mel do not care 6 great deal, l have been wounded hefcre-hut there are others, including American Minister Murphy" 0iraud replied.
 (The German radio, still capital. izing on Allied problems in French Africa, quoted reports from WaSh- ington that on Dec, 2i, three days before Darlan's murder, an attempt was made to assassinate Gen, Auguste Nogues. French resident general in Morocco,
 oiraud implied plainly that Dar. lan's assassination was not merely the work of an individual.
 He held his press conference as the result of ruinors which began circulating here when the news leaked of the arrest Of the i2 Frenchmen. These rufnorS concern ed in part the identity, background and motive of the young Frerchman who was executed last Saturday for Darlan's assassination.
 diraud undertook to give corre- spondent sap icture of what he was trying to do. and agreed to answer their questions.
 "If one must fight at the front there must be complete order be. hind the lines" he said. "Order could not have been called complete here when the then high commits sioner Admiral Darlan was assas- sinated.
 T should like to believe that the murder was the work of @ lunatic, but such was not the case.
 "Such people must not be led by those who have plans other than fighting the war.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
BOSTON NIGHT CLUBS BOOKED TO CAPACITY

Boston, Dec. 3i.-(UP)-Boston restaurants and hotels were booked to near capacity for the New Years Eve celebration despite the damp ening influence of wartime regula. lions and the memory of the Cocoa nut Grove supper club disaster.
 Night clubs Jagged in the num- per of reservations received, but ex- pected q last minute rush and some tried to allay public fears Of an. other tragedy by publishing dia- grams of their premises. listing the exists and safety precautions.
 Prices were up slightly oyer last year with charges ranging from sJ to 9i0O Q couple. The latter price however. insluded SIS war bond c a souvenir.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
8 NAZI PLANES
 ARE SHOT DOWN

Cairo, December 31. - (UP) = Allied fighter planes shot down eight German Messerschmitt- -l00 fighters without loss yesterday in intensified aerial activity over the Libyan battle area while British Eighth Army patrols continued to slash at the retreating Axis Afrika Korps. Mid de Eastern command communique said today.
 The scene of ground activity was still reported as somewhere vest of the Wadi Bei El Chebir, isS miles from Tripoli, the first of three dried river beds which cross the British line Of advance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31

Superintendent Fred Hickey. Pur- chasing Director Martin J. Sweeney, Wallace J. Inglis, Peter Fallon, W.T. liam Ryder, and Edward Doyle of the welfare department, Assistant City Clerk John DiCorpo. Commis- sioner Wendell Gross. Commissioner William J. Verriker. Ofiice Manager Anne DeBonis, of the controllers office.
 Senator Michael V. Blansfield, At- torney Irving W. Pasternak. Probate Judge Patrick Healey, Building In- spector John T. Hartley, Electrical Inspector Martin O'Rourke, City Health Ofiicer Dr. Edward J. God- frey, Chairman Henry J. Bowling of the board of public works. Corpora ton Counsel Maurice Healey. As- sistant Corporation Counsel Edward J. Mcdonald. Rent Control Director George J. McDuff.
 Numerous other city officials and employees also attended.
 Other delegations included the following:
 Waterbury Lodge of Elks: Attor- ney Harry spellman, Deputy Sheriff George Hines. James J. Kelley, Ed- ward Callahan, John Fitzmaurice and Joseph M. Shea.
 Waterbury Republican, American: Raymond J. Tanning and Albert l. Martin.
 Waterbury Democrat: Chairman Henry J. Bowling of the board of i public works and Raymond J. Fttz- patrick.
 Mr. Conlon was serving his second term as city controller. having been elected in 1899 and 104l. He had won wide acclaim for his handling of city financial affairs, winning spe cial praise for his preparation Oi the debt-deduction plan which 4 now in operation.
 He is survived by his wife ana eisht-year-old son. ThnmAa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
Special Crews Work a ixStorm Damage
tcunllnuea FFom PaRe N

were Gar above normal levels today, but thN colder weather indicated there would be no great flood dan. ger locally at least for the time Dc. lng.
 Bus Schedules Back
 Schedules on many routes where bOsses had run far behind schedule yesterday and the day before were going back to onrmal today, but many roads, especially in bltchfield County, were still sheathed with ice
 Production at the Chase Metal works and Waterbury Mfg, co, plants of the Chase Brass & Copper Co. was halted temporarily yesterday afternoon after high-power trans- mission lines had broken down,
 Many flooded cellars were left in Waterbury by the four-day storm during which almost four inches of rain fell. Waterbury escaped most of the damage suffered by other communities, little of the rain frees- ing here and Sleet fiurrieS being ol only short duration,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31

ment before midnight tonight. If these conditions prevail, he said. the fact that an employe does not take physical possession of his pay until tomorrow, or later does not wrequire thatt he first Victory Tax deduction be made out of pay available" tonight.
 Helvering explained that if 6 pay period ends today but the el1- plOyer does not compute his pay- rolI until tomorrow e later, the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
sTLYER sTAR AWARDED

Washington. Dec. 3l-(UP)-The Navy department announced today that President Roosevelt has award ed the silver star medal for hero ism to Ensign Arthur D. Madda. lena, Jr., 2l. son of Arthur D. Mad. dalena, 17 Pearl St.. Westfield. Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31

Dublin;s ancient pro-C Cathedral is undergoing extensive repairs, the parapet of the eentury-old structure lsubsiding recently, causing portions tp fel1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
VICTORY TAX TO
 START TONIGHT

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Australia may unify price cOntEOlG
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WITNESSES NOT
 PRESENT IN COURT

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PUBLIC OFFICIALS AT CONLON RITES

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CIRAUD REGIME
 IS RECOGNIZED

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Engiand nov hes night blowing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
(By United Press)

Rivers and streams draining th' industrial Ohio River valley ros' above flood levels today and in undated cities, towns and highways drove thousands from their home and closed many war productio' plants. ..
 Swollen streams east of the Al leghenies in New York state ant westward as far as the Missorr and Mississippi rivers, above am below St. Louis, sent other hun dreds fleeing from flood-threatenet homes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
Second Worst Flood

The Allegheny and Monongahela rivers, pouring into the Ohio river at Pittsburgh caused the second worst flood in the history of vest ern Pennsylvania. More than 7.- 800 persons were made homeless as the American Red Cross expanded It's facilities to meet any eventu- ality.
 Downstream along the flooded Ohio river, emergency preparations
Evening star., 1942-02-28
BY OWNER.

Near Bethesda shopping center-Home
2 years old, Groom brick slate roof: at
tached garage: living and bedrm. with
electric stove and refrigerator: % baths:
good closet space: Venetian blinds through
out: economical oil heat Wisconsin 12l5.
Evening star., 1942-02-28

Best location. beautiful brick and stone
home with 8 large rooms, baths includ-
ing bath on lst floor. psneled recreation
room. large built-in garage, large trees
slate roof Sl4 $50
ROBERT z. LOHR,
2ll Cedar St. Takoma Park GE. 02Sl
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
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OWNER, TRANSFERRED,
NIrrrEpc pFCTOPFn unNET
ONLY ONE LEFT.

$500 down. $40 per month. Priced st
only. S4,so0. LOCATED in Fairhill sub.
downtown washington and block from
bus line. Call r. X. PITTS, Fairfax SO.
between 8 and s pm. or drive out o.. s.
eio IN hn1sa
Evening star., 1942-02-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HIT,ICREST

A beautiful center-hall Colonial home OF
z spacious rooms, ga baths, on corner lot
facing Govt park on two sides. Living
room 14x22 with fireplace, lavatory on
first floor; large finished recreation room
hobby room in basement, full floored attic.
large side porch with upper deck: oil INV.
heat with S.w. hook-up; copper plumbing,
garage, all newly decorated. Direct from
owner transferred. S13,950, terms can be
arranged.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. 1913.
2001 BRANCH AVE Sc IL S505
Evening star., 1942-02-28
OWNER TRANSFERRED.
Located in the Delightful Community Of
Ashton Heights
LYON VILLAGE

Beautiful brick home, less than three
years old. 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths and
living room, with fireplace and built-in
bookcases. screened porch. dining room.
large kitchen with breakfast alcove. maids
room and bath in basement. Corner lot.
beautifully landscaped and heavily wooded.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
IN BARNABY WOODS, D. c.,
l BLOCK FROM BUS LINE ON A
QUIET STREET.

Owner being transferred. This modern.
attractive center-hall home. containing
living room. dining room. kitchen. library
finished attic, Masonite tile floor recreation
room with bar workroom. and built-in ga
rage Is offered for sale at a bargain. The
lot. so It. wide and about l40 it. deep,
faces south: has large oaks and numerous
dogwoods for a pleasant outlook from the
living room porch. The price is S16.500
and q substantial cash payment will be re-
Quired from acceptable purchaser. Can be
shown only by appointment Cs. AR.
GRIFFIN. National 0s56 or Emerson All.
PAUL T. STONE, INC.
Evening star., 1942-02-28

Offers 2-story, Groom frame. near ArlinE-
ton Court House: heated finished rm in
attic, new h.-w. system with oil, screened
porches front and side. garage: house re-
200; lot has frontage OF 100 feet. depth
145 IT., full length alley, corner property
tunity at $4,000: quick action necessary.
OvFn
Evening star., 1942-02-28

Takoma Park-Silver Spring.
Brick bungalow, ] year old. g rooms
bath. oil heat fireplace, fenced yard.
Only S6.750.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.
S500 CASH

$500 CASH.
TAKOMA PARK.
S7,45O. Nearly new Groom, 2-story
brick, oil heat: immediate occupancy.
To inspect this real bargain call Mr..
SHANNON L LUcHs CO.
Sligo 4726, MA .2345.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
FOREST HILLS
IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

A new brick center entrance home Of
g rooms, with 2 baths on End floor and
attic and space in basement for recreation
room. Copper water pipes. copper cutters
and downspouts. Gas fred air-conditioned
munity Of new homes The price is 1900.
To reach, so out Conn. ave, to Nebraska
ave, right on Nebraska TO Utah ave. and
Cali Mr. GRIFFIN, National 0s56 or
Emerson All. PAUL T. STONE INC.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOME OF CHARM,
1881 ROXANNA RID. NV.

Today see this charming new all-brck
home. built by Donald Hay to exacting
standards large living and dining rooms.
room, 3 bedrooms. . baths. finished 3rd
floor. recreation room, forest view porch.
automatic air-conditioned heat: restricted.
ther details call Mr. Lundgren. GE. O632.
PAUL, P. STONE. 5000 Conn, Ave.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
ONE BLOCK FROM H ST. NE.
2-FAMIY HOME,
NEAR EVERYTHING.

PRICED RIDICULOUSLY Low.
ONLY $3.50 FOR QUICK SALE.
This home Is only IL yrs. old and sold
then for $3.50 Redecorated and put in
new-house condition throughout. Tapestry
brick and Is feet wide. $50 Morris pl.
ne, bet. 9th and 9TH. P and G. All white.
8 rms and / "a baths. 2 complete kitch-
ems. lovely full basement. laundry tubs;
very deep lot to alley; 3 porches: front
and rear yards; tenant will gladly show all
clients through home. Top fl. will rent for
$40 month. Possession in 30 days II de-
sired Very attractive terms discount
Evening star., 1942-02-28

Over 10000 50. feet Of land and an at
tractive 5-room bungalow with front porch
large enclosed rear porch, attic. base
ment, oil heat and garage. S6,950.
Evening star., 1942-02-28

Very attractive brick home of q large
rooms ] "a baths. porch 2-car garage, oil
heat with summer winter hookup; rec
reation room. wooded lot, Venetian blinds
And ElatA rnnf Eln.1hn
Evening star., 1942-02-28
MICHIGAN PARK.

Beautiful new semi-detached brick home,
spacious kitchen with fine cabinets, range
and refrg 8 bedrooms, tile bath. recrea-
tion room with open fireplace. extra
fenced yard. Priced low, $500; terms.
$3.50 cash. S7659 monthly Call Mr..
Rhodes, evenings, Sundays. RA. 1239.
BRODIE AZ COLBERT, INC. MA. SSG5.
Evening star., 1942-02-28

923 Upshur st. ne. Michigan Park
First showing: semi-detached brick home,
in good condition, rooms. tile bath,
cedar-lined closets, recreation room. fire.
place. modern kitchen, insulated. concrete
front porch, double rear porches. large
lot brick garage: sacrifice: price. $3.50.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
2024 r. I. Ave. NE DE. 0317.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY,

WANTED HOUSES.
We specialize in the sale and rental Of
used homes in the D. c., nearby Md. and
Va. List your property with US and you
Will receive prompt. courteous service.
l.. T. GRAVATTE-
20 18th St Realtor MA 0|53
Evening star., 1942-02-28
BEVERLEY HILLS.
S8500,
TRANSFERRED OWNER

w. S. HOGE. Jr..
3s15 Lee Highway Chestnut 060n
Evening star., 1942-02-28

232S ASHMEAD PL NV.
Groom. 3-bath house to be sold this
week in order to close an estate. Five
large bedrooms. gas heat, built-in garage;
IN excellent location: Make an offer to
Evening star., 1942-02-28
ARLINGTON. VA.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH. VA.

Ready about April ia rooms, 2 baths,
oil heat. recreation room. garage. side and
rear porch. lot 100x200, living rm with
fireplace approximately 15X23. bedrms.
approx. 20X14, one 12Xl6: recreation rm.
with fireplace approx. 15x23, breakfast
nook adjoining large electrically equipped
kitchen: $3.50. terms
MAYNARD BAYLES CO.,
East Falls Church, Va
Phone Falls Church 2430.
Open Sun. and ewes. Phone CH. T73s.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
BRIARCIIFF.

An inviting home situated on = large.
heavily wooded site is Just being COM
pleted. There are bedrooms and baths,
including a bedroom and bath on hrSt moor
There is also q large recreation room with
fireplace and maids room and bath in
basement. II purchased at this time the
new owner may have his choice OF interior
decorations We suggest an immediate
Inspection Call AID 6623, or EN- 3071.
EDWARD r CARR.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
CENTER HALL.
S9.400.

charming Colonial home. on besuti-
fully wooded lot. Two large bedrooms and
bath on second floor. Living room with
fireplace, plne-paneled den, dining room
and kitchen. screened porch. full basement,
attached garage, slate roof. oil heat. Tenn
nle 55Q- Temn1e KARA
Evening star., 1942-02-28
8 ROOMS-2 BATHS.

Big detached house on an exceptionally
large lot Q5Ox25O. with a. number of
very large shade trees. In suburban area
Of this home is bedroom and bath on
first floor. Also has automatic air-condi-
toned heat and other modern features.
Owner wants to sell quickly, hence this
low price, This is q good buy-do not
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Evening star., 1942-02-28
BY OWNER.

6-rm br. Col. b., fireplace. porch with
decky large wooded lot; Falls Church;
6-rm English style br.. double corner
lot, NV. oil heat; on N Wakefield. Arl.:
5:rm, Col. asbestos shingle. winter air.
cond oil h; $4,000. 404 Bellefont ave.
2 Cape Cod asbestos shingle houses. s
and rms. h.-w.h.: on Collingvood rd 4
mi: below Alex; S4.Q50 and $3.50. Sit
uated on 3312 acres of land Will sell all
or part. Call Glebe 3463. Closed Sundays,
5 BEDROOMS BATHS.
S10,750.
Owner transferred to Kansas City; must
sell Immediately brick home. less than
years old. Situated on a corner lot, this
home is located in the nearby Lyon Park
section Of Va, It contains, on the 1st
floor, large living room with fireplace.
dining room, mooern kitchen, , bedrooms,
bath and porch. On the 2nd floor largs
bedrooms and bath. An English basement
arrangement provides an additional bed
room and bath on the ground level with
private entrance. Other features include
oil heat. rock wool insulation, etc. Near
10c bus. stores and schools
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S40 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA.
CHI. 1888. Ewes. Gil 44S4.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
LARGE USED BRICK HOME.
COTLEGE ATMOSPHERE.

bedrooms, 2M baths. in lovely section
Of Chevy Chase, Md. Priced right for quick
sale. 10 East Woodbine. Agent at ITO
Evening star., 1942-02-28
$500 DOWN

Only one left of "a. Your last oppor-
detached home on reasonable terms in
splendid Sc. location. 8 rooms. bath. mn;
rec. room. auto. oil heat; insulated ana
air oond.; X1.65O. Emerson Q55l.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
CHEVY CHASE. d C.

Don't miss this beautiful new 6-room.
2-bath brick home, attached garage. on
tation; only S12,150, terms. Call Ordway
OOl2 between l and pm. to see, Mr..
Evening star., 1942-02-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SOUTHEAST SACRITICE

q Q50 Near 18th and Pa. ave.; sub
stantial brick. 8 rooms. bath.
deep lot ETC.; convenient to everything:
easy terms: . real bargain.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. $500.
Evening star., 1942-02-28
MIST RE SOLD

Immediate possession; rooms. III
baths bedroom on l st floor, detached brick:
located Univ. PIX, Md; h.-w. heat, with
stoker; no reasonable offer refused. En-
Evening star., 1942-02-28

Lovely white brick Colonial, only 3
years old. but renovated to . queens
taste, near Maryland University: high
wooded lot with plenty trees. spacious
living room and dining room and den on
first floor with spacious kitchen. storage
attic, 3 large bedrooms on the 2nd floor
and 2 baths servants room with full
bath in basement; bus apd car transpor-
Beechwood Cat intersection of University
dr.. and Baltimore pikel, right ] block to
Wake Forest drive. left to 6907. Price
81 AbO: terms
Evening star., 1942-02-28
YOUR DREAM HOME.

Transferred-2-story, 5-room red brick.
2 large bedrms, nrepl. porch, large, beau
tiful lot, pine and dogwood trees; blk. to
new school. S7,450 OWNER, WI 1924
Evening star., 1942-02-28
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

Cash FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRANZ
white or colored. No commission. Z. A.
BARRY. 1907 H st. NV. NE. 2026.
WE PAY CASH FOR NJ. AND Sc. PROP
erty; quick settlements. GUNN d MILLER
500 11th st. sc. FIR. 21OO.
PETWORTH HOMEOWNERS,
We have two clients for homes around
Sc, 600. Call @. r. Lnkins, with LINK1Ns
Evening star., 1942-02-28
a LARGE HOME.

This new home contains beautifully
finished recreation room with fireplace,
complete maids room and bath. den ana
lavatory on nrst floor as well as
dining room, well-eauipped kitchen. 4
bedrooms. 2h baths on End ioor and 2
rooms finished In attic. 490S Lough-
h0r0 RI