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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

Naugatuck, March 4-oharles |. Berger, chairman of the general committee, has announced that eon' IrlbWsionS to the Red Cross war lIind drive are expected to amount lo over 9i0,00o by the end ot the seek. More than one-half of this amount has already been con. lrlhuted, The quota for NAugatuek M this drive, which will last oil Of this month, Is ASS,B0o, but In ors der to raise thiB amount it VIII DO r.ceBSAFy for every man, woman and child 10 donate a each,
 Aiding toward the total .huS faf was . single eentrlbutoln of 1000 received from "anonynAous," Under the salne title Q contribution of e400 was received.
 Mir. Berger said that members of oil the commit I.es are working hard to mako .Ao quota before the end oe the month If possible.
 The grand total as announced this morning has reached se,aeb.bo,
 The following are those who eoAs tvlputed to the fund Tuesday.
 MT, and Mrs. Andrew c. Andef son, o90o; MT, and Mrs. QunnaFd E. Anderson, 4B,00; Miss Julia An. teraon, Ai %; Mrs, Maria Anderson, e200; MT. William. A. Barlow, el,00; Benevolent Nrder Of Elks, Sb0'00i Mfr. and Mrs. Irving Bienvehu, S2,00; Mr, Edward P Butler, oa00s Mrs John Christio, Si00; Mrs. Nellie b
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

Donovan, 92,s1; Mfr, and Mrs. Rich. ard Durkin, e2,00; Mfr, and Mrs, o, Arthur Pager, $500; Rev, and Mrs, william rFendherS, S6,00; MT, Will Ham II, Garland, e2,00; Mir, Cyrus W. Gould, ea00; Mss Margaret T, dubhins, pi,00; Miss Marie Y, liar. ann, e6,00; Mrs, E' rtha Harper, S200; Mrs, Harold E, Aeaeoek, e2.00; Mss Agnes 0, Healy, 92,00, Mrs, q, w, Hoad,ey, 92,00; Mir, and Mrs, Charles W, Housskneeht, 5000; MT. and Mrs. Gustav Kreuger, SSo.o0; Mrs. Elizabeth Mather, 9l,00; MisS Eileen K. MesherTy, si,00; Mrs Margaret K, Mesherry, Si,00; The Naugatuok Fuel Co., elO0,00; MT. Stanley R. ohborDs, $200; Mfr, Fred w. 0Sgathorpo, e2,00; Mr, and Mrs, William D, PalNmar, S2,00; George Palmer, A2 co; Herbert F., Parker, 0600; Richard J, Payne, 9B.00; MT. and Mrs. Philip ?. Peters son, Qi000; Mrs, Amanda Radwlek, S200; MT. Ludwig A. Radwiek, 92,0o; MT, and Mrs, Edward Shank, s2,00; Miss Nancy J, 9ehmuek, e2,00; Miss Emma A, Sitar, 4i,00; Joseph S!atr, ei,00; MT. and Mrs, Frederick w, stahi, 9200; Miss Tilli0 etats, 96.00; MT. and Mrs, Charles eteponaltls, 0200; MT, and Mrs, Lorsn2o J. Vol. DO, 0200: Bennett WeissmaA, Ai0000; MT. Leon II, Whitely, 800; Mrs. Robert WoTrell, 9200; Mrs. Lillie Wurtenberg, e26,o0; Mrs, So. pima zaleski, e300; Miss Mary E' 1iegelmaior, taoo; Wllget Larson, e200,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

Naugatuck, March {. -- "Ruhber Goes to War" one of the finest educational films dealing with rub' Dor products developed for war uSe' is being shown at tho Gem theAter, this evening and Friday and will DO on tho screen Of tho AlcaEar Sun- day, Monday and Tuesday.
 4 great deal Of this film was made right in tho footwear plant of tho Rubber shop and local scenes include many ShotS of Naugatuck persons ct work on various war products throughout tho plant. Practically oil production opera tions everywhere In the plant are covered consequently giving many localities c chance to take part 1n films that will Do on the screens or scores of theaterS throughout the country,
 one part of tho film gives q com. pleto resume of tho Count On UB' rally hold here with over 1000 per- sons taking part In the outdoor meeting ct tho "U. S." footwear plant last fall. All angles of the rally arc covered and the highllght of the event b the War Pledge which was presented to the assem- blaze by Joseph ?. KeniShea, pres !dont of Local 4S United Rubber Workers Of America, CLIO.
 Rubber Goes to War" is Q fast moving film that takes one from plant to plant Of tho United States Rubber Company'S footwear diyis' Ion, shows war products, in volume production, then shows each pro. duct in actual use by "U. S." armed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
Borough Briefs

At the annual meeting tonight at 6 o'clock In the ilrehOuse, Her. bert COCkerOHt iS expected tO again bC named f0reMAM Of the NNWgN- tuck Hose, Hook md Ladder aSSO- CltlOM. Mir. COCkerOft was first named foreman six years ago when he succeeded Peter J. Foley
 Janice Gerber, of NNugNtuek, was awarded compensation of $808 weekly beginning January 70 from the Naugatuck Chemical Go, for finger injuries by Compensation Commissioner John J, O'Connell h Waterbury Tuesday.
 Henry Lerseh has sold 0 house and lot on ChristiRnSon street, to Richard J. and Eleanor M. Burnett, according to Q deed filed in tho of. Ace of the own clerk, Raymond ]. St. John. Tn another recorded deed Laura AlderSon has sold Q house and lot on Rubber avenue, to An- thony and HildN M. Burkowski,
 Pictures of several workers In the T. S. Rubber Co. plants here ap- rear in thls months issue 0f "US", the C0mDany's magRSine. One Dlc- ture shows Louis Jamele ODerAtlng Q lathe in the machine shON, while another picture shows Albert Weiss and Arnold Wurm Rt work.
 
 The case of Clarence Thomas, IT, of b7 Prospect street, sentenced Monday to co days in jaii and Si00 t1ne was reopened by Judge Martin l.. Caine in the boroueh court Wed. "eedoy morning, Judge Caino I'm. posed c fine of S20 for breach of the peace and suspended the Jail sentence for six months on the in- toXlcation count,
 Pvt. Anthony O. ZdonlGk, who has been Spendino short f'rlough with his parents, MT, and Mrs. Jo. Veph Zodoniek of l83 Rubber avenue has returned to Camp Edison, N, J where ho Is 0 member of the Sig- nal Corps.
 The NaugatuCk Democratic town committee convened "Wednesday night in tho Town Hall building The committee unanimously voted tO support Warden Leo J. BrOphy for renOmination and reelection.
 It Is expected that preliminary discussion on the budget for the coming fiscal year will take place at the monthly meeting of the board of education this evening at s o'clock in the Futile high school. Harold E. Chittenden Superintentl- ent, will make his financial report, MT. Chittenden will report that for the time being no change will be made in present transportation. but that changes are scheduled
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
GIFTS PRESENTED
 RICHARD OSTROM

Naugatuck, March { = Richard OstFonl, jr,, son Of Sergeant and Mrs. Richard 0atFom Of Fern stEeety was guest of honor ct Q party held at his home recently. No was pre-. sented several gifts and Q substan. tial purse. About 100 guests ct. tended, including two former class mates at the Bentley School of Fl. nance, in Boston, Henry Porter and Irving Jones. Several fellow on. ployes of tho United Illuminating company of New Haven were also present.
 MT. ostrem enlisted c few weeks ago in the Flying Cadets of the U, g. Air Corps and will leave Sat- urday for Fort DeVens, Mass. Later he will go to Nashville, Tenn,, where he Will start his basic training.
 Sgt. and Mrs. Howard o. Ander. son were feted surprise party given by c group of friends ct tho studio of Henry DulkA on Scott street Friday evening. Those pres" ent were: Misses Frances 0niaE- dewski, Jane Dontempo, AFletta Durg, DeFniee Lawton Devers, Henry Bulka, Alexander Daukas Frank Jones, Edward Kesowiez, Her. bert eeulin and Gene sideroff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
n. \. B. SOCIETY
 NAMES OFFICERS
Mrs. Nellie Donovan Re. elected President of St.
 Cecilia's Group

Naugatuck, March { -- At the meeting of the St. Cecelia's TAB. society held on Tuesday evening in st. Cecelia's hall, Mrs, Nellie Dono. van was reelected president,
 Other officers elected were; Mrs Annie Kiely, vice-presldent; Miss Doris Weaving, recording secretary; Miss Margaret Morris, financial sec- retary: Miss Katherine Brooks, treasurer; Mrs, Mollie Feeley, inoni- tor; Mrs, Catherine 0ormley, fort. ress; Mrs. Elizabeth Mahoney, trus- tee; Mrs, Nora Maroney, inside guard; and Mrs. Theresa Lengyel, outside guard,
 The installation will take place Monday, March 8, It will bG N joint meeting with tho St, Francis TAB society.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
Anonymous Giver
 Contributes ST. ,OOO To Aid Campaign
Chairman Charles L. Berger Announces List of Con- tributOrs; Quota of $33,SO0 Expected to Be
 Realized on Time

Correspondent LArr, shspsy-Phons Naura.ucG sOas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
S6. .3O5 Donated To Red Cross Fund
Navy Recruiters
 To Make Tour of
 Suburb0y. Places

Navy recruiters from the Wa terhury OfIlce will be stationed In the following towns Co ves celve l7.yeaE.Old men appli.. cants for the Navy and women applicants In the 10 to 6O ago brackets for the WAVES and STARS:
 WAtcrtown - American Lee glOn Community House In the Cameo Theater building at lO;00 A. m, on March 6.
 ThOmaStOn-T0wn Hall % l0;00 Q. m, on March 5.
 Naugatuck-Draft board at Beebe Street school at l0;OO ., m. on March 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
Defense Workers Often Suffer
 Nagging Backache
T1PNd KIdMeVa MAV D0 Tho CAVee

Tired kldneye May bo The Cause eEy .:r,sSs ,S. s'sy: :s.I.sg sgS e.s:a1:A SslAe Vt lhclF trouble May be, uFSd kldneyg. ,nSs Ss saesS sNsss Sse Sma wss eSs eSs
 1htR help most people RAss about plhls Q daYs
 When disorder 0k Kidney svhetl0M permits poIIcHous matter Q FeHialR 10 y0Vf bleed, 10 may cause ,Ragglng baekAehe, rheumatic % %:S. Ss Ss RE RpaS SsS SsSGHp IA piS sSuSsuS As sGss SnSss mo eyes, headaches and dlEAIness, Frequent pF n0anty paBsRges with gMaFtlng and bugh. lRg sometimes shows there 10 ,s0lhethlhg WF0AR. with YeuF, kldneya or bladder.
 lRtNht yalel Ak SSNE drRElss tSr ser d,as pSAa yaAiY, TheY RlVa happy relief md will help ike 40 miles Of kidney tubes. flush 0!lt E9i' soHOuS waste sFem your blood, Oct Deans Pills.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04

vasoni, and Lucy Russo againS Ralph Russo,
 Adrian Rodgers of Waterbury hes filed Q divorce action in superior court against Lydia Mephersou dodgers, also of this city. He claims his wife, whom he married March 25, 1881, at Cleveland, Ohio, deserted him Oct. 2, l9S6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
NO CONTESTS IN
 DIVORCE ACTIONS

Four uneonteSted divorce actions have been scheduled for hearings before Judge Prank P, MeEvoy at n short calendar session Of superior court tomorrow morning, They are AS follows;
 George Adams against Doris Adams, James c, Lynch against Eileen Squires Lynch, Domeniea dervosoni against Domenico Ger aaa- 'r--' should further reduction be de. manded by transportation Nuthori. ties,
 High Sheriff J, Edward Siavin has been Invited to speak ut Q meeting of St. Francis club Friday night In St. CeeiliaS hall, Several reels of motion pictures will be shown,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-04
MOSQUITOES FOOLED

In order to baffle mosquitoes and other insects which swarmed around lights used for outdoor night shots during the filming of Warner Bro thers' "Air Force". @ battery of ights was installed, and lit, some distance from the actual location.
 Georgia Tech for year before his entry into the service. has begun cadet training in the Army Air Corps at Fort Devens. Mass.
 Daniel A. Montory, son of Mir. and Mrs. Domenic Montory of 279 Oak street, is spending a furlough at his home, from his post at the Naval Aviation Machinist school at Mem- phis, Aenn. He is graduate oi Leavenworth high school. and prior to his enlistment on Nov. l9, was employed at Scovill Mfg. Co.
 Private Robert c. Seaman. son ot Mir. and Mrs. Robert F. Seaman ot Sudbury street. arrived here today from Lakeland, Fla. for a i5-day gurlough. lie entered the Army Q year ago anl Is now serving with a military police unit.
Evening star., 1943-07-27
CLOSE-IN ESTATE,

II acres of fertile land, most of which is
now in crop, Garden and lawn; and watered
delightful frame and brick structure of
ing room with fireplace. paneled den with
fireplace, large dining room modern
kitchen, breakfast room and inviting en-
trance hall On the second floor are
cheerful bedrooms with adequate closets
and 3 baths. The outbuildines consist of
two-car garage with tool house attached
with the property are the garden tractor
and tools and a flock Of so fine hens In
neishborhood Of small estates sh, miles
bus service. Price, S25,0O0 Terms. Shown
by MASON HIRST, Annandale. Va, at the
end of Columbia Pike. Phone Alex. 5S12.
Closed SUNDAYS.
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I'm BEAUTIFUL
WESTMORELAND HILLS

A center hall brick Colonial on spa
scaped and with rock garden goes with
the, house; The rooms are all spacious,
well lighted and in good proportion
Screened porch. paved terrace, lavatory on
the st floor; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sleep
ing porch on the I'd floor; maids room,
basement. Price $4,000. EDWIN L.
TAYLOR. Hill Bldg EN-. 1922
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ARDMORE MD

6-room and bath home: electricity; front
and back porches; large new chicken house;
ample garden space; price, $5,OO0 $500
cash: terms.
About l mile over D. C. line. house Of 9
rooms a lots) unfinished bath, front and
rear screened porch. full basement. hot-air
heat, 2-car garage. Price. $4,000; $500
down $40 month.
O. B. ZANTZINGER CO,
94T St NV Ma 53T1
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Vacant-Prompt Possession.
S10950

CHEVY CHASE. MD

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
:, Frame clapboard construction with side
living porch. deep lot. detached garage, 3
good bedrooms and bath. G. E. Gil burner
Walking distance to parochial and public
schools: Call Woodley $500 until pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC.
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D1. 1913. REALToRs. 151aK st. NV.
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE.
CHEW CHASE n q

Out-oftown owner has placed low
price on this attractive home for i'm
had In 80 days Lovely location. shaded
lawns a block to bus and within 4 blocks
dence, center-han plan. with the stairway
well back from entrance. Spacious living
room. fireplace, French doors to screened
kitchen, artistic breakfast room, pantry
and 1st-floor den or library; bedrooms
and tile, baths second floor; daylight
cellar, maids bath. automatic heat. built
in garage. Shaded lot, 6Ox135: beautiful
garden: 1t is priced at $4,000 and sub
nne ea MRs g. sgs
e THoS; I; FISHER 4 60, NC. o.o
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GROOM BRICK HOME,

Arlington. White picket fence incloses
the rear yard to this nice 212-bath home.
bedrooms and / medium-size bedroom with
3 exposures; on lot 5Ox150: excellent con-
dition: screened living porch in rear, large
closets and storage: near elementary school
and new junior high. Owner leaving city.
substantial cash and terms PRICED d
exclusive agents. CHI. 5000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcont.)

LOVELY DET; INsUL BR. BUNGALOW.
,... 4 rms; and tile bath, fully equipped
kircnsn' farcns ige. screened porch: owner trans
EARL T. WRIGHT. WI Wi. AIS, ssIs WI 1927 5324
NEAR THE CAPITOL.
$500.
Brick, rms. and bath. h.-wh. (coaD,
large yard Could be converted into 8
- $4,000, s brick, rms. 8 baths. h.-wh..
1907 i s.. E. A. BARRY. ME. soas.
JUST OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
Less than years old.
Det. white brick, center hall plan, &
large rooms, fireplace. wooded lot; trans
portatlon 3 blocks; 100000 cash needed.
Mr. FOSTER, WA. 9l7S or DI. 1916
NEAR 14th AND GALLATIN SITS. NV.
Nine rooms, two baths. full basement,
oil heat, large yard. two-car garage Priced
to sell quickly. Call Mr. Boaze, GE. 6779
WApLE g. JAMES. INC,
1924 14th Street NV
DETACHED CENTER -HALL-PLAN BRICK,
E,eat Beautifal II, IN modern home on wooded lot,
portation and within waking distance of
grade, junior high, and high schools. 7
rooms baths, recreation room, den or
fourth bedroom on 2nd floor: automatic
hot-water heat. recessed radiation; car
garage. Out-of-town owner has reduced
Prize Prize for quick sale. Call Mr.. Evans, WO.
~ SHANNON Il LucHs CO..
505 H ST. NV MA 2345
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TO SETTLE ESTATE.
S16.950.

$16,950.
On Conn. ave, near Chevy chase Coun-
try Club. beautiful old home. situated
living rm.. library. bedrms. and bath
on 2nd floor; ! bedrm and storage rm. on
wonderful possibilities; very little modern
izing necessary. Call Mr. Burr. WO. 173a.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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PETWORTH.

WIDE AvE-Ss,75o.
, Near Sherman Circle-Modern 2O-ft
brick containing 6 rooms, bath, 2 slassed
porches, h,-w.h.. elec. garage; lot 11O
feet deep. Clear. owner will finance. Ewes
phone Mr.. Owen, CO., 1855
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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T AIhF AK HOIEI,
Prestige Location, 21o0 Mass. Ave, NV.
Near Dupont Circle. HO. 44sO,
l-One Large Bedroom,
Small adjoining sitting room, t. and Z.
bath, hotel service: S2S week single or SCI
week each, 2 persons.
2-Kitchenette, Refrigeration,
Large bedroom. t. and S. bath, hotel service.
SIS wk. single or S21 wk each, 2 persons
3-TWo Large Bedrooms,
Living room, kitchenette, I. and s. bath,
hotel service, front exposure; 500 week,
2. 8 or persons.
NO TIME LIMIT.
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$5,OOO.OO.

Five-room house. bath and utility
room; partly furnished with new furniture;
Venetian blinds. 81 Strathmeade ST., Tre-
mont Gardens, Falls Church. Call F. c.
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VACANT.

Newly redecorated. 2-story Dutch CO.
lonial home. 3707 37th ave. Cottage City.
Price, $3.50: small down payment, balance
like rent Open for inspection. J. H.
ROGERS. Hyattsville O462.
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ON STATE HIGHWAY.
ATTRACTIVE OLD PLACE.

ATTRACTIVE OLD PLACE.
HOUSE OVER $50 YEARS OLD
METROPOLITAN AREA, MONTG. CO.
ABOUT Z MILES N. OF D. c..
L. w. GROOMES. 1919 EYE ST.
NEARBY Md R. AND BATH, AMI,
air-cond. heat, oil burner: gas range and
Frigidajre; rear bus; ,S3:S50.
l acre, TT and bath house. chicken
house; close to school; 5000.
Hyattsville-7-r. and bath brick house,
ami, built-in garage. h-w.h.. oil burner;
near bus and car line: $3.50. o. B.
ZANTZINGER. Jr.. WA. 1919. 81
Where Town and Country Meet.
This delightful home is situated on a
large beautiful well-landscaped and wooded
corner lot. close to Transportation The
house is thoroughly insulated. First floor
large living room and dining room. 2 fire.
places, kitchen. end floor has nice bed,
heat, big recreation room and half bath,
tiled terrace and gear garage with serv-
ants room above. Priced at $4,000.
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RENTAL. BUNGALOW.

1905 TRESCOTT AVE,
Takoma Park. Md.-Rented S72O annually:
5-Toom brick. tiled bath, . years old:
automatic heat, full basement: fine lot;
shows 10'o net on $4,000 cash for equity.
Shown by appointment only. Call Mr..
CARNEY, Dupont 32S5.
NEW BRICK EIGHT-FAMILY FLAT
Convenient, strictly white section of Sc.
Two large rooms, dinette, kitchen and
bath in each apt, also porches, elec. re-
friserators. Central heating plant, tenants
pay for own utilities. Fenced yard Annual
income approx. $1,000. Reduced price for
immediate sale 100000. Phone Mr.. VOL
berg, TIA. 1886.
SHANNON & LUcHS CO,
1908 st. NV MA 2345
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

Vacant and open for inspection. 1928
Allison st. NV. corner of 18th: rms.
center hall. . glassed-in porches. /
screened porch, oil heat: just like new.
Inspect TO-DAY and make US your offer.
LARRY O. STEELE. RE. 0423 EN-. R215
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HOME OR GUESTHOUSE.
This 22-ft.-wide tapestry brick house
makes an excellent appearance. 1t is close
hes 10 rooms and . baths on 3 floors
and maids room and bath in basement
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Est 1897
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Brick. z r., center hall through, large
screened porch over garage, 3 large bed
rooms, 2 baths, finished stairway to 3rd
floor: large wooded lot. Call OIL. 6s67.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
1st and End TRUST LOANS

ISL and IND TRUST LOANS,
Let US retinance your property. We will
arrange your payments to suit your budget
property. Second-trust loans up to s
years to pay back on D. c., Nd. and Va.
property.
Prompt and courteous service Consult
us before borrowing. Lowest rates.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
S17 9th NV DI 6ISo
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ATTRACTIVE BUY.

ATTRACTIVE BUY.
We are offering newly completed gar
den-type. 4-family apts: Iron Fireman
heating plant fine location, very well con-
tructed. Will provide a nice income for
investor. Will sell singly on terms
HERBERT & SONS, REALTORS
515 E. Capitol st. Ii. O129.
After ONCE Hours, Call RA $500
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE RRTCK

" VS@OAV4ONAH o4V4O1A,
22O7 Douglas ST. n.e-Modern brick home,
rms, tile bath, chestnut trim, gas air.
conditioned heat; in good condition: va
CANT near bus; price, s6,950. Open l
VIM. R. THoRowGoop.
2024 R. I AVE NJ nE na1-
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oUT-oE-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

HoRIDA-WoSLD YOU LIKE TO OWN
a 4.acre homesite on the west coast Of
Florida. within miles of bathing beach.
adjoining small town, and which is
suitable for garden. chickens and fruit
trees? You can buy this for S475 on
easy terms, including paved road and cleo
tricity. Phone or write E. j. GRAY at
69l3 Fairfax I'd. Bethesda. Md. WI 4454
80 ACRES, ON HIGHWAY BETWEEN
Jacksonville and Tampa, Fla Good for
Call WO. S272.
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Arranged for 2 Families
Near :'rd and Varnum stS. n.w-A row
brick: owner occupied; can deliver quick
rooms. bath. hot-water heat. garage. 3
porches. 2 back ones inclosed: price, $3.50.
NJ. B. WEAVER,
Wo. 4a44. DI. 3346
GLEN ECHO. MD.-DET.. 2 STORIES,
spacious rms. and baths. 3 porches
coal heat. 1 block to streetcars: owner
reasonable terms
EARL T. WRIGHT. WI 471s, WI 1914
1890, N-S1O,75O: $3.50 CASH.
rs 9th N;E.-$1O,750; $3.50 CASH.
ME. 1900, DU. 1900 oSs
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bedrooms on the 2nd floor and one on the
Bird. 1t has gas furnace and 2-car
garage. The lot is 50x11O it. This is a
convenient location Tenants will give
possession.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Est, 1887.
D1. 1918. Realtors. 1519K st. NV
Evening star., 1943-04-05

August Nogues, to whom he is Bit
terly and outspokenly opposed, still
occupy important posts in Alpiers
in Gen. Giraud's council They are
considered by some to be indis-
pensable while military operations
continue
De GaulIe's Role Important.
But Gen. de Gaulle is considered
even more important with respect
to metropolitan France, where everv
evidence indicates his influence is
paramount as symbol of French
resistance. This is being taken into
account, particularly in planning
an invasion of the continent.
1t was understood that Britain
and the United States were fully
agreed on this point, but not on
the advisability of attempting to
fuse the antagonistic elements at
this time.
This might mean that Gen. De
Gaulle would be kept in the back
ground until the Tunisian campaign
was completed or even until the
moment the Allies strike at France
itself.
Although Gen. Giraud extended
an invitation several weeks ago and
Gen. De Gaulle replied with high
praise for Gen. Giraud their meet
ing appeared as uncertain as ever.
Evening star., 1943-04-05
oreignAgent Indicted
For + allure 10 Register
Charge Asserts Man Acted
For Two Governments Here

The District grand jury today in
dlcted Otis T. Wingo, jr., 23l6 Tracy
place NV. on charge of willful
failure to register as an agent Of
the Finnish and Swedish govern
ments as required by the Foreign
Agents Registration Act.
The Indictment charged Mr..
Wlngo acted as a public relations
counsel, publicity agent and repre-
sentative in the United States of
the Republic Of Finland from August
l, l94l, to May 81. 1912. and that
he acted in the same capacity for
the Swedish government from Au-
gust l, l941. to January 81. 1912.
The indictment also charged Mr.
Wlngo served in the same capacity
from February l. 1912. to October
Is, 1912 for the Swedish Industries
Fund, Inc. an organization in New
York subsidized by Swedish business
concerns.
Attorney General Biddle said to-
days action is directed against
Wlngo personally and not against
the Swedish government or any of
its agencies operating in the United
States. The Swedish Industries
Fund and all other official Swedish
representatives in this county have
co-operated fully with the Depart
ment of Justice and have willingly
complied with all provisions of the