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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

The Manufacturers Association of Connecticut has just made an urge ent plea for the wi1olehearted CO., operation of its members in collect ing every pound of available rubber scrap around their plants before the close of the Presidents nationwide campaign next Monday, June 3Oth. The appeal was made through one of the Associations regular bulle- tins entitled Industry Must Help in Rubber Scrap Collection, which was mailed to more than 1000 manufacturers and to local em- ployers and manufacturers associa- ttons.
 Seeing that future worker trans portatioH1 and the war itself can be lost through the failure of this campaign, the association pointed out the salient reasons for coopera- ton as follows:
 'sThe grim necessity of autono- bile and bus transportation for war workers as well as the far-reacning requirements of war industries, de- mands that every Connecticut in- dustry participate to the fullest ex- tent in the two week scrap rubber collection campaign which ends Monday, June 30.
 "The blunt truth is, according to reports, that the special rubber scrap collection drive in Connecticut hasn't produced expected results, with only seven more days to go. While Connecticut industry has al- ways done well in other drives" in which it has been called upon to participate, there is still far greater rubber collection effort needed to put the present drive "over-the- top".
 When one considers the fact
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

Tower scoOperO. The "dmOut" along the shore has dMned out many concessonares they are graD-
 ng their carpetbags and hustling for new territory Iris being rumored that the famous "Chitcheli' IS already making plans to return to his native Water halry to open stand at Lakewood Park At the open sir garden of the Casino mine host, Bill Lang, will entertain Jack Byron champion roller skater of Man. hattan, who will put thrier-diller for the GUS tanners. i. The boys of POli corner flooded Jerry Kenney's police hat with plenty of those expensive oiaars on his wedding anniversary. Jerry was speech less for the first time in his life.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chagnon of this city were presented check Sunday night by Rev. Adelard Jabert pastor of St. Anthonys Church in Bridgeport at dinner church hall The check was given tie couple in behalf of their son. Rev. Emil Chagnon who recently entered the armed forces . Francis "Pick" McCrath former member of the Washington Hill Cardinals baseball team coached the Weber High School basketball team to the Northsde Catholic championship the past winter In recognition of the title the boys and their genial coach rendered dinner they'll never forget.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

Marge Sessemann of Oakdale Avenue and Grayce Rarafo of South Leonard Street back in the di- rectory after pleasant vacations in Washington, D. C. and Daytona Beach Florida Jim Lawor has enlisted Marge Donan and Bob Red Comstock, Chase employees ir Waterve, will be opening their mail as one after < whale of dancing exhibition at the EltonS Copper Room Saturday evening Fl and Joe could make go of 1t professionally for they have everything it takes to make theater marquees
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

This is the town where. It's thrill to see the eyhborhoOd youngsters tugging their wagons loaded With scrap rubber, newspapers, and various other articles to the salvage pile At one of the nghtspots loud round of applause greeted three sailor boys upon teir entrance "A federal empIOye after working hours helps his dad in the corner drug store as clerk
 Young girls are working clerks in chain stores which only employed male help. new rookie auxiliary fireman extnguished blaze in his neighbOr hood without the help of the regular fireeaters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

Mr. and Mrs George Thomas of WOOdbine Street the proud parents of daughter Deborah FOx born last Friday at the Waterbury Hospital The well known pop Is Dartmouth alumnus while Nom is the former Kay Meyerhans. Mrs Lucan GregOre and daughter, Doris of South Elm Street, leave Friday for Canada where they will vacation for two weeks in Montreal Accompanying them will be Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bruneau and Mrs. William Talbot of TOrringtOn, Bea- triCe Brisson and Aime BrissOn of Winsted and Mrs Marie BrOchu of TOrrington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

Did you know. The first successful sugar beet factory in America established in 1879 at Avarado California, by E. H. Dyer California is the leading state in production of beet sugar . In 1865 Peter Magnes an European immigrant prophesied that "If we had beet sugar factories in Colorado imagine Color ado farmers would produce gold than all the mines tn the mountains" :. Today Colorado ranks second to California in beet sugar production. In 1900 only per cent of the nations sugar needs filled by sugar heets. It reached peak 1,890O00 tons produced in T040. U. S. Beet Sugar Association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24
oOod Eysnlng.
SELF DENIAL

.Fheye's lots of things could do witnout. such as tergap.n or speckled trout. Truffles artichokes and have little greed For buns that are filled with caraway seed. I'm willing to give up lots of stun, I'd even do without cream pun- t | don't crave venison wild duck, Much of your wild game I'd be glad to chuck iThereg lots of things I could do without, PhiIadelphia scrapple and rainbow trout, I'm very willing to drink less tea, That will never bother me.
 There's lot of things don't have to eat, Count among them the pickled beet Radishes are a morsel seldom need. And don't crave bread baked with caraway seed. FEM EM.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

Kay Lucid of Madison Street has been discharged from St. Marys Hospital after undergoing treatment for four weeks Barney Shea went to New York Sun Brooklyn but walked out before the first game was finished He couldn't watch his Dodgers take it on the chin as they sOrrowfully did in the initial contest
 William J. Wiley, assignOr to the U. S. Rubber Com pany has been granted patent on his machine for forming clements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

caE NucKy Was Us44B VaAeII UaOA 70 tIIe SsII1a Nnes
 My compass and field glasses were removed and papers looked at. I happened to have a detailed return of the number of full and empty water cans much.
 After the questioning was put in the back of a car and rode that day with the German advance. It was filters truck and we all became quite friendly.
 It was like being an umpire on a field day, study ing German advance from German staff car. It was something which had not been done by Brit ish officer in this I observed all could, hoping to make break for freedom at nightfall, but the camp was too alert.
 In the morning, the mail wagon reached this en-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24
Captured by Germans in the Fierce Lbyan ,BatAe British Officer Writes Own Story of His Daring
 ESCAPE IN THE DESERT

The thrilling article below, telling of his spectacular from Axis captOrs in the Lbyan desert written by It. George Service The Waterbury Demo- English stOckbrOke 2syear-Old It. BuChanan electrical engineer profession rugby football player of note and keen trout fisherman He joined te Honorable Artillery Conn private his commission at the outbreak of the Dunkk and Middle latter part of 1941
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

one Of the Germans produced with pride some "Benzine Kuchen" baked in petrol. I did not under stand the point of this, unless it was propaganda to show that they had so much petrol they were able to use 1t for purposes that no one would have dreamed of before the war.
 ONE WORRIED
 ITALIAN
 I also read German newspapers. While engrossed in one, an Italian came up. He could not make out who was at first, and was very
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24
Q ANSWERS
 TO WAR QUIZ

Questions on Want Page 1. The wearer is 8 messenger. 2. Malta, with its small neighbOr- ing islands, is only twice the size of the District of Columbia.
 3. shellac comes from India.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24
BY LIEUT.. GEORGE BUCHANAN British Middle East Forces
 yVriffe. R0r NEA Service

1dbyan captured by whstlng desert hillside while desroyn trucks tried firing but rifle k not much good against aImoure
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

suddenly recognized it was a Boche column. Three of their ar- moured cars started coming to- wards me. I believe all things being equal I should probably have thrown in my hand there, but knowing should be shot as an es- capped prisoner if caught in one of their own trucks, turned and went flat out.
 WAITING
 TO START AGAIN
 The truck ways hitting on only three cylinders which meant was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-24

 camp with letters from Italy, situation be in German truck eating the contents of parcels which hearse thernfr honnes
Evening star., 1942-09-12

NEAR NAVY YARD-$4.5OO.
Six-room brick. gas heat. very clean and
can get possession quickly; $3.50 to $500
down.
GUNN e. MILLER, FIR. 21OO.
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50 050

9907 RoGART RD.. SILVER SPRING.
New, ,6-room center-entrance home:
cheerful bedrooms, porch: air-conditioned
heat: conv. to schools, stores and buses.
WI. 5115 A. " PISANI SH T33O
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

NAVY YARD EMPLOYES-SPECIAL,
Just completed, ready for occupancy.
Beautiful high elevation. Convenient to
transportation. Screened, calked, insu-
lated,
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MICHIGAN PARK

Detached brick. years old bedroom
and bath, LIST floor bedrooms, bath, end
floor: nice, dry, well-lighted basement; ;
fireplace in living room. nice cement porch.
detached garage, beautiful level lot; less
than $4,000. Call Mr.. Rhodes, RA. 1239.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC. MA sS1N
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

5s11 7th ST .NW.-NEwLY DECORATED.
Entire second floor, 4 rooms and private
bath with shower, large master bedroom.
parior, kitchen and dining room Elec-
ton. Beautiful, comfortable residence.
Reasonable rent. Adults only 13s
WILL SWAP MY 1-BEDROOM APT, FINE
NV, bldg; rent. S67.5o incl utils; for
apt. with bedrooms or bedroom and
sleeping porch: rent under $50. Call
EN- 9401.
WCODLEY RD NEAR CATHEDRAL
rooms, bath; low rental to responsible
party willing to make needed repairs
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-NEW DUPLEX
apis, . rms. kit bath, heat hot water
refrigeration furnished; s400 block Green
wood ave.
B F. SAUL CO.
QoS
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2-STCRY BESTos-sHINGLED HOUSE
a years old),. lge. liv. room and adjoining
SIDE porch, kit. and din. combination,
Coldspot refg... elec. range, oil burner. 2
nedrooms and bath upstairs, spacious sun
REInrE Rgsn 7ot' o2 29x1s1 price @ $3.50 Jos
n Garheld St. Arlington. Va
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ARLINGTON. VA.-ATTRACTIVE GROOM
nome, corner lot, extra large rooms beau
tiful Shrubbery and shade; garage; near
shopping center, schools and bus; 10c zone;
price, $3.50; ST 300 cash required Apply
S57 N woodrow st. BY OWNER CHI ol65
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S5,250-.NEW 5-RoOM sEMI-DETACHED
Pentagon Bldg: only $3.50 cash. S33 mo,
Call Mr. Mahoney CHI. 2440 NJ C. HINES
& SONS Realtors, 1920 Lee hwy, Arling-
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GREEN MEADOWS

SILVER SPRING AREA
See this practically new brick home less
than year old in perfect condition with
3 bedrooms: all twin-bed size, steps to attic
tiled bath, large living room with fireplace
spacious dining room and beautifully
equipped kitchen with lots of cabinet SPACE
breakfast nook. . porches. full basement
with toilet and outside entrance The
home is fully insulated having COPPER
plumbing. cutters and downspouts $500:
down, S5a3a per month, including taxes
and insurance.
GRaHAM-EAIT oosn
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s2s.35 PER MO, REASONABLE DOWN
payment will purchase 6-rm. house, air
condltlonlng. practically new, in nearby
Maryland Full price. S4.550 ROBERT
a. DAVIS, Maryland Bldg, Hyattsvills.
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$3.50.
NEW GROOM HOMES.

ATTACHED GARAGES, PORCHES
In beautiful WOODMOOR, all-brick con-
struction slate roofs, copper pipes, white
for your planning, beautiful trees, GAS
FIRED HEATING: BUS SERVICE to shop
ping center: ST 800 cash, convenient terms
Face the winter settled and unworried, see
211 Lexington dr., Out Colesville pike to
-Four Corners and WOODMOOR.
NORTH 1000 OR SHEPHERD sos7.
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Mt. RAINIER. 1904 37th sT-BUNGA-
low, rooms, tiled bath. h-w.h., oil
ourner, conv location; price, $3.50;
Rainier. Md Hyattsvilia nnap
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DO YOU WANT TO TAKE OVER
The equity in a house that is peculiarly
financed, located in Brookland: emi-de-
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Continued on Next Page.
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YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN 1GENTn,E7,
to share apt with another, prefer one
whose husband is in the service Call
AID, 1919 after pm. 1873 Irving ST.
NV, Apt. 3S.
$50 E ST. N,E-LARGE MODERN APT
will accommodate or more people: SI6b
mo. Lincoln 0022,
2 GIRLS TO SHARE 2-RoOM APT. WITH
Govt; employees. Call after pm.,
North 2024.
STUDIO RIM. DOWNTOWN, II43 18th
NV: cooking fac: linen, dishes. gas. etc .
everything furn.: 2 Govt. girls: $50. 13'
Z NICE COOL ROOMS, NEW APT, EVERY
thing furnished, 500 month; 1Oc bus fare
e. door, close to D. C., 1is miles from
Eeaee Cross. 5S0l Annapolis I'd, Md.
GIRL BETWEEN 25 AND 80 70 SHARE
En- apartment with other girls. Meridian
Park Apartment. HO. ose7.
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Observation-Disclosures $50
lust Off MINI Ave

This unusually well-built, full 2-story
large dining room, excellent kitchen and
screened porch on 1st floor: 3 nice bed
rooms and screened sleeping porch on 2nd
floor pretty lot with garage: oak floors
hardwood trim, h-w.h.; concrete Street,
snd, close to bus stop. Possession with
deed. Phone Mr.. Lewis. TAYLOR 1927
HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave DI. S14l.
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ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM by retired Federal EN-.
ploye. Box 3oo-Z. Star.
BUsINEssWoMAN. quiet, refined. desire,
comfortable room, large closet: breakfast
lily; NV. dist. '''
5ENTLEMAN desires furnished light
nouseKeepinR quarters, very reasonable
IN NV section of city. Box 240-z, Star.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serUtce, adUer-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClGssitfcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-09-12

fOREIGN GOVT OFFICIAL, wife and
daughter of 8 years, desire accommoda-
tion and board in a good home with pleas
ant surroundings. Box 42a-B, Star.
, YOUNG GENTLE COUPLE. Govt emp,
Will pay S90-Sll0 month for large room
with private or semi-prvate bath and two
nome cooked meals. Give particulars Box
1857, Star. 13s
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN wants quiet and
comfortable room and board in private
home or small boarding house. w H j.,
1853 Irving NV. I3s
FOSTER HOMES for Jewish children in
District or nearby areas, Phone GE I035
or write Jewish Social Service Agency,
1l3l Spring I'd NV
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ONLY SIS 750

OINiI DU, TUU
Is the price placed on this lovely white
brick bungalow in Silver Spring "a blk
from bus stop. 1t has cozy rooms and
rooms. coal hot-water heat with blower,
detached garage, level Handicapped lot with
fenced-in rear yard, shade tree at front;
ing taxes.
Suburban Realty Co., SH. 4161,
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ApARTMENTs SUBURBAN

UNFURNISHED . ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath. beat. gas. electricity; private en-
trance. Sligo 1857.
FURNISHED, SMALL GROOM APT. PVT.
bath, pvt. entrance; 1st floor Also nice
bedroom for . gentlemen: reasonable Apply
304 Grove ave, West Falls Church. Va.
NEWLY FURNISHED LIVING ROOM, BED
room, kitchen, bath; conv. transportation
, blocks over ne. District line; for re-
fined Christian couple; S75. WA. 9377.
UNFURN., 2 BEDROOMS BATH, KITCH-
enette. liv. room: / blk bus. heat; $50
1914 N. Wakefield St, Arl CHI 5ga1. 1868
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
APARTMENTS UkEURhIsHEp.

ment at ID. C. line. for Groom apt, In
D. G, furn. or unfurn. Unien 09S3 after
9 30 pm.
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14O1 18th STREET. NV
TABLE BOARD.

Vacancy for lady. Also front basement
studio for three men, newly furnished and
decorated, private bath $50 each; excel
lent meals; switchboard
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

1714 MASS, AVE. NW.-Excellent meals
by the month. reasonable rates. Col. 1928
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ARLINGToN-MOD. 6-RM HOME IN A
ssetring OF rare beauty, h.-w.h., lge. closets.
near bus. stores and schools; 2 acres Of
enoice ground. With substantial cash.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

TLEMEN-oFFTcERs ATTENTION
Bedroom and sitting rm- suites with lava
Tory: club recreation rm buffers pantry,
loom service; 10c bus. oxford 1929 Club
Ileoe. reasonable place to live and en-
1ertaln your friends with desired privacy.
ARL1NGTON-Man to share room, twin
Seds; conv. transportation; near War and
Navy B1dgs. CHI 0a30
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HOUSES FOR SALT.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
ST 950

HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
$3.50.
Semi-detached Colonial center-haIl brick
s large rooms, fireplace, tiled bath and
iavatory. buiit-in garage. automatic heat.
a real buy for some one desiring oonven-
Call Mr.. Clements. woodley 3514. or
BErrZELL'S. District 300.
Dignity, Comfort, Privacy!
Sf4,5o6.
Must sacrifice my beautiful six-room
and bath. ami. two-car garage home
and grounds. 2oox253 foot corner, in ex-
elusive Chevy Chase View. Md; trees,
fenced by stone wall and metal, . miles
from Chevy Chase Lake in first block west
on Connecticut ave. on Everett ST.; must
be seen to be appreciated: fullest inspec-
ton invited at any time by owner on
erounos; my loss is your gain; no AGENTS.
ATTENTION.
SU1TTAND AND NAVY YARD
EMPLOYEES.
1919 Down-S55 Per Month.
$4,000
Seven detached brick homes. oil air.
conditioned heat well located near stores,
transportation, schools: convenient to Bel
levue Laboratory, Boiling Field, Indian
Head; etc.. All at present rented $50 so
montn Possession about 40 days to
ACT QUICKLY!
4 No others in this location at price and
Terms Ter To inspect call MR.. TABLER,
=. 49, sHANNoN INC & IUcHs CO.
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QUIET COUPLE WITH GIRL, s, NEED
furnished apt, 23 rooms. bath, kit. NV
or Nd Phone OR. 1871 or write &C
MRS. FoTTER, PLY Tunlaw I'd. NV. 13'
2-3-ROOM APT BATH, FRIGID.; ENPL
couple. NO. O27S after pm, SIMON
Box 1917, Star
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PREVIEW NEW HOUSES,
C6 nm

Sample house. 6122 1st pl e., in the
District. Out N H ave. ext to Peabody
St, turn left to lst pl Two-story semi
detached brick, five rooms, two bedrooms
automatic heat, F. H A. terms Sub
division restricted. l.. f. F. PRINCE, 1927
Conn ave MI 1866
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ARLINGTON Quiet home, 0 min. down
town; 2 lovely connecting bedrms.. glassed-
IN rm.; "a discriminating gentlemen. GIL
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THREE VETERAN ARMY OFFICERS
want furn. or unfurn. apt. or 3 bedrmS.
nr. Munitions or Pentagon Bldss by Sept
.. Permanent. Phone Adams 9477 after
S pm. 13s
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES SMALL FURN.
apt; n NV. washington or nearby sub
Call Silver Spring 06l3.
NURSE DESIRES 3 OR ROOM AND
bath apt, convenient to Sibley Hospital:
permanent. Call UNION 2443.
SMALL .FURN. APT. FOR QUIET COUPLE.
no children or pets; references furnished
Phone HO. 2IS4
ARMY OFFICER, WIFE AND SMALL
daughter, want efficiency apt. by Oct. l +;
NV. section preferred. AID. 2673.
. OR 3 ROOM FURN. APT, Sc. OR NE.
Call AT. 1893 between z am. and z p.m.
INDIAN GOVT. OFFICIAL REQUIRES
furn. apt, or house immed 5 bedrms' ::
NJ COW. trans. co. 2467. After 5,
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yyIRGINIA-3 MI. FROM NEW WAR DEPT.
FIREPLACE. large kitchen. screened porch,
inll basement, attic for storage 3 bed
rooms will accommodate twin beds.
SonV 10 bus, schools and shopping
Shown by ,appt $3.50. FHA approved,
SOD monthly payment includes taxes and
Evening star., 1942-09-12
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

" miles south of new War Dept. on
cool rooms special wkly rates Ivy I046
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$14,850-KENWOOD AREA.
7-r.. center-hall, light brick, large wood
ed lot, garage, large porch: restricted
community; a real buv for some one who
has TRANSPORTATION. Call Oliver 6SR7
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NEARBY ARLINGTON-Large master bed
Sittins room, twin beds. pvt shower
large closets, for discriminating gentle,
nen only: close TO 10c bus line OK. 31s2
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LOVELY STUDIO ROOM, private bath
private home; convenient bus transporta-
ton; suitable for ] gentleman. Call after
pm, Temple PLY.
Evening star., 1942-09-12

Fl MYER, MI. FROM LINCOLN MEM
stone 5~room Cape Cod, equipped kitch-
en-, hot-gater heat, full basement; large
vwooded lot; splendid location: 1Oc bus;
ss.42o. attr terms. Over Memorial Bridge.
dr., left to Pierce St at Ft. Myer gate. right
20 mouse: HOLBROQK & co. CH 1910
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SO ,250-BETHESDA AREA.
ia years old. center-hall plan, Iee.
rms, double-deck porch, screened; full
basement, cas- heat OIL. 1867.
RODMAN ST, Mr.. CONN. AVE.
6-ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOME
MAIDS ROOM AND BATH. SIO,5OO
j. LEO KOLB, INC,
1897 Wis. Ave. MI 9lO0
Evening star., 1942-09-12

11' 'k1 Z OIt0, II IIIN I IOIN.
Two large rooming houses west of 14th
street il the Columbia Heights section
They are priced right and available i'm
mediately. Shown by appointment only.
Call Mr.. Goldsborough. with BETTZELL,
DI. BOO or DU 96O1
Evening star., 1942-10-25
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

We have four investors who want to
buy small apts., two of them have ST. 900
to- 200 in cash to invest, whiIe two
others would invest as much as 5000 or
$50, ssns 900 GIVE GIVE fIll details includins
you have for sale. Mr. Whteford, Nc
KEEVER & WHITEFORD, 1914 K st. NV.
District QT06 " ''
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANT TO BUY OR RENT SMALL HOUSE
road or highway within SO miles Of Cher.
rydale. Va. Willing to give 1941 Chevro.
let Special de luxe as down payment OF
cash. 3612 Lee highway
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

2.44 ACRES, WITH 2OO-FT. WATER
'front.' bungalows, 1 5-rm,. with bath
WM. 4. WEBSTER. #. DSoss01 Toose, Nd, ste Route
224. Locust 7S2-W-I,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Continued

Small Investment-Big Returns.
3-story brick building, near Union Sta
tion. with thriving grocery store and apts
above: Rent, $1.s00.0O 2 year. Large
sires possession Of the store, it can be
ment.
- 2-story business property on downtown
x St, leased to one tenant, who heats
building and pays So, 10000. Reasonable
cash payment required.
One 4-family fat and one s-family.
both nearly new, fully rented, and splendid
investments.
On Sunday call Mr.. johnson, SH. 4518.
On weekdays, Mr.. Whiteford
McKEEVER q WHITEEORD, pI Q1O6.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

FUTURE.
r. BENNETT DARNALL. Greenocf. Mary
Maryland,
MORTGAGE SALE
OF
"ROCWAY TOWERS"
with AL furnishings. fixtures and equipment
therein.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30th, at 200 PM.
Eastern War Time) on Premises
Restaurant. tavern or tourist camp prop
erty on Baltimore and Washington Boule-
ward, midway between Baltimore and
Washing On, in Howard County, / mile
northeast of Laurel; 1S acres; large frame
and stucco restaurant and tavern huildin-:
modern water heating and LIGHTING s-s-
TENS; beautiful shade trees. For furtr-r
particulars and terms of sale. see the
Ellicott City Times.
JAMES CLARK,
Attorney neme1 in s. d m"~tgage,
Ellicott City, Maryland
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PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
BUILDINGS Administration,, Washington. D.
cate, will be publicly opened in this Office
at | pm, Oct. 80, 1912 for additional
ings T-3, T-4, T-5, southeast corner 18th
Street and Constitution Avenue NV,
washington, D. c.. Specifications may be
more than one set will be in the discretion
Of the COMMISSIONER of Public Buildings.
Buildings. Federal Works Agency
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BRADLEY FARMS

Acreage, beautiful home sites. Due te
present conditions, I will be in my ONCE
Wednesdays and Saturdays only. Can bs
reached at GaithersburE on other days
LEE COUNSELMAN, 1885 Wis. ave. NV