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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22
NOTICE

STATE Of CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRIcT Of WATERBURY, IS. PRO
BATE COURT, Waterbury, Oct,
21st, A. d. 1913.
I, MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY, As.
sistant Clerl--of said Court, hereby
certify that CATHERINE MALoNEY
OF Waterbury was by. said Court, on
the 21st day of October A. D. 1913,
duly appointed as Administrative,
on the Estate OF PATRICK II. MA
LONEY, late of Waterbury, In said
District, deceased, intestate; and hav-
ing accepted said appointment, and
executed Bond according TO law (said
appointment and acceptance being
unrevoked and In full force) legally
authorized and qualified to admin
lister on said Estate, and to dis
charge the duties of said trust, and
her acts as such are entitled to full
credit.
In witness Whereof, I have here.
unto set my hand and affixed the
seal of said Court, the day and year
MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY,
lC-2i-St Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-22

DeSoto and Plymouth
JOHN J. COLLINS, mo.
80 Willow st. Dial 3-2l24
Evening star., 1943-03-28

'1t's fun to be funny" says Charlotte Greenwood,
''but the energy you use up in making movie
comedies is no laughing matter"
That's why Miss Greenwood and busy people
everywhere =. are so enthusiastic about the
idea of handy, reudy-to-eaf breakfast dish that
does such grand job Of supplying sustaining
nourishment.
Delicious CHEER1oATs is 7s% ground oatmeal
%. with corn and rye added for flavor. 1t provides
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05
Beginning Of Unity

Tho decision to convene an American Jewish Assembly
nring represents the most striking manifestation of
vs attachment to democratic methods Not since the
81 war has this means of discussing and resolving Jewish
hIems been invoked. the national Jewish Organiza-
ms Jewish communities and leading personalities will
ct the spirit in which the preliminary conference at
tsburgh was held may witness the beginning OF uni
! in Jewish life in the United States.
Responsible for the of the Pittsburgh gather
convened at the initiative of the Bnai Birth the
nhas on constructive and affirmative issues Recrm-
atoms post mortems and mutual challenges put aside
concentration on the basic fact that the Jews peo
face omnous problems and that only through concerted
ton can these problems be dealt with What sought
as the common denomination rather than agreement all
sic issues Men of the most varied convictions political
onomic and religious were present at the Pittsburgh
rsons came respect for each others views With the
dance of extremes, it quickly became evident that sin
compassionate with the Jewish problem not
be monopoly of any group or individual.
Much remains to be DONE An executive Committee OF
y with temporary guiding committee of three, Henry
Onsky DIR. Stephen Wise and Robert P. Goldman, has
zen entrusted with the formulation of methods for the
cation of the American Jewish Assembly. Statesman
hip high ORDER efficiency of the most modern brand
be required to steer the of the professionally
The very process of preparing for the Assembly
Jay become one of the most stirring education devices
merican Jewry has yet known. Every organization and
immunity has the opportunity of contributing to the stab
cation of Jewish life through unified action to the preser
ton Of Jewish rights through orderly action The next
months may we'll determine the of Jewish des
ny here and abroad for at least generation.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05

OaCn and Saturday afternoon
at the Oneg Shabbat which will
be held in Riverside
Understand that Harold COIN
mas inherited the position of state
director for the A. d. L. which
william BOrerman left vacant tn
undertake the executive secretary
snip Of the Jax Community
Council
Senior HadaSsah has chosen the
week of February 18th for their
chain child welfare thrift lunch
cons which will be held in the
home of members :. Attendance.
however, is not closed to the
membership
Mazel TOW and best wishes to
the Bernie Davises They be-
came the parents of twin sons
Tuesday morning The mother
is the former Edyth LeibOvitz J.
To our desk this week has come
new book just released by the
] ewish Publications Society:
Jewish Pioneers and Patriots"
by Lee M. Friedman It is
delightful reading and most time
ly on this 450th anniversary of
Columbus's discovery of Amer
lea The authors treatment
of Jewish contributions to the
history of the United States and
history of Jewish life in this
country from Columbus until to-
day is outstanding Adding a
great deal to this intriguing vol
ume are the pictures of historical
documents and papers, many of
which Friedman has been instru-
mental in unearthing f. Jewish
Pioneers and Patriots" is al book
every Jewish American should
know.
X
In case you are wondering why
all this activity on the part of
the B'nai Birth in furnishing
another company day room at
Camp BIanding we are printing
the letter which Mary Levin,
chairman of the project, received
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05
Blattner Receives
Promotion

Camp Livingston, La.-Promot-
ed to Corporal Technician at
Camp Livingston recently was
Jack Blattner, formerly of 1915
Boulevard St., Jacksonville, Fla.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Blatt-
ner, he is a member of the 3O4th
Military Police Escort Guard Co.
Corporal Blattner entered the
service on Oct. IA, 1912, and began
his basic training at Camp Living
ston on Oct. 81. After six weeks
he was promoted to Private First
Class.
A graduate Of Jacksonville
Senior High School, he was owner
Of the J. and J. Food Stores IN
civilian life. His wife, SINGER
Joined him recently, and has en-
tertained on several occasions at
local USO clubs.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05
Youth Shows The Way

The most impressive dgnfed and concise dismissal OF
antiZiOnist activities of group of Reform rabDs mas
from official Zionist but from the future
agues of these Reform rabb the student body OF the
ebrew Union College There despite an atmosphere OF
any generations of antiZiOnist influence, the study Oh
wish lore has consistently produced increasing NUMBER
Zionist advocates and champions.
The Student Association, said resolution OF the 1u
pre- rabbs of Israel "views with alarm the threatened
nlsm in Jewish ranks which may result from sucn aO
ract quibbngs to the merits dement's OF zonSC
llosophy At time when the very life OF our people
gs IN the balance, the divisve action OF minority VI
oer rabbis only be deplored" >.
Events of the past few months have pointed IN the 0
cuOn of schsm far more dangerous than even these
ear-sghted students envsage The United States TOv
"ment is being brought into the picture by
no command little influence numerically but WnO tnrUuen
fortunes of money and places in the community WHICH,
icy acquired through that fortune, are able 10 represent
Hemseves to Government as Jewish leaders Benhu
scenes nOw but in the very forefront OF the stage sOT
eeS are at work which must seriously hamper wULI
determined effort to grappe with the lncaicuaOe
'OOem Of Jewish hOmeIessness.
many moderate individuals standing at the Siuelne
cre what they term "the unseemly pickering Detween
~ and antZionsts. "A plague on both your HOUSES
nelr easy soughing off of responsibility IhS asSuIp
III VI mpartalty in branding both groups as equ&y
y OF misconduct and dvisiveness ignores the iact Ina
; are inspired by concern with the fate OF tne wo
% people while the basic contention OF the
a the Jews not people and, therefore, tney ln
"cerned with their individual fates.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05
Kidneys Must
Clean Out Acids

Excess acids, poisons and wastes
in your blood are removed chiefly
by your kidneys. Getting up
Nights, Burning Passages, Back
ache, Swollen Ankles, Nervous
ness, Rheumatic Pains, Dizziness,
Circles Under Eyes, and feeling
worn out, often are caused by
non-organic and non-systemic Kid
ney troubles. Usually in such
cases, the very first dose of Cystex
goes right to work helping the
Kidneys flush out excess acids and
wastes. And this cleansing, puri-
flying Kidney action, in just a day
or so may easily make you feel
younger, stronger and better than
in years. An iron clad guarantee
insures you immediate refund of
the full cost unless you are COM
pletely satisfied. You have every
thing to gain and nothing to lose
under this positive money back
guarantee so get Cystex from
your druggist today. Only S5c.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05

during the month of February in
Jacksonville. S. D. Kramer has
assumed craftsmanship of the
drive and will be assisted by S. H.
Rosenberg. February has been
designated as bond sale month for
the Zionist organization by Henry
Morganthau, secretary of the
treasury.
Working with a committee of
fifteen men Kramer and Rosen-
berg will seek pledges from the
entire community. S. D. Kramer
is certain that the Jewish COM
munity will come to the fore again
as it has before in any patriotic
expression. He requests all those
who are planning to purchase
bonds to contact him and give
their pledge to the Zionists here.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05

from Camp Blanding: Dear Mrs.
Levin: The commanding General
has directed me to extend his
thanks to you and your Organiza-
ton for the splendid manner in
which you completed the furnish
ing of the cannon company day
room. can assure you that pro-
viding such a comfortable home
like room is appreciated by the
men of the cannon company and
that the day room is one of the
finest in the camp" Signed,
Harry L. Siervers, Major of In
fantry, Special Service Officer -.
Now will you help, and pitch in
any discarded furnishing? T..
Call Mrs. Levin or this office if
you can help in any way.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05

EVENTS OF INTEREST TO MEN in UNIFORM
Saturday. G. p M-Dance at the Jewish Center Bird
Silver Sts
Sunday Feb. Z, 10 A. M.-Png Pong Tournament 81 W.
M--Muscal Hour classical recordings JWB
YMCA, YWCA.
2:3O P. M-Movies, Light Failed, JWB
YAGCA
$3.50 P. Mart sketchng, JWB, YNGCA,
$50 P. M.-Reception and Buffet Supper
Temple, Laura Ashley
Wednesday, Feb TO- 73O p M-Party YAIIA,
Silver
Thursday, Feb. II, P M-Dance the Starke Armory
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05

Included in the names of the Al
members missing or killed in ac-
ton whose memory will be honor
ed by B'nai Birth on February
18th and 9Th will be Al KassanOff
OF Miami, Fla, and Lieutenant
Morton Smith of West Palm
Beach Both men gave their
life for their country while serv-
ing with the army
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05

Gertrude K a S s.
over, vice-president
of Junior Hadassah,
will be in Jax Feb
ruary 1921, w e
hear and will
appear Friday night
as guest speaker at
the HadasSah Sab.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-05
Jax ZiOnists Seek To Raise 100000
In War Bond Sale During February

The Jacksonville Zionist District
has announced a campaign in con-
junction with the 2. o. A. to raise
100000 in pledges for war bonds
La gaceta., 1943-07-28

los ocultos escuchas de las radio
transmisiones de las Naciones
Unidas, oyen alguna information
que es de especial importancia para
e. pals en- que residen, 8 cuando
las noticias de esta clase les lie
gan por medic de mensajeros de
has organizaciones clRndestinas,
Sc cita al personal del "peri6dico".
A salvo de los acechantes ojos de
la Gestapo, ell determinadO grupo
de patriotas Sc ~juntan alrededOr
de una mesa. Ell lider dice las no.
ticias, punto por punto, para que
los reunidos oigan la informaci6n,
memoricen los detalles. Todo es
repetido una Y otra vez hasta que
cada persona ~presente sea capaz
de hacer IN reporte uniforme tan
tas veces como sea necesario, sin
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
LOS PERIODICoS oRALES DE
EUROPA

Mexico, D.F. julio 27.-Los
peri6dicos clandestinos, dirigidOs
contra la Ocupaci6n Nazi, son
confines en- Europa y Sc ha escri-
to extensamente sobre ellos. PerO
otro tipo de "peri6dico'', que es
effective para llevar noticias del
mundo exterior a los pueblos Opri-
midos, es muy POGO conocido. Els
ell peri6dico oral, un invento nacido
del peligro y la necesidad, segGn
informan los corresponsales de
Worldover Press.
Esta es la manera en- que un
peri6dico oral Sc realiza. Cuando
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
LOS INDIos DE LOS ESTADoS
UNIDos AL sERvIcIo DE Ia
GUERRA

Nueva York.-Los observadores
familiarizados con la poblaei6n in"
digena de los EstadOs Unidos del
Norte, estiman que mas de 10000
indios han ingresado en- los servi-
clos militares. En- su mayoria son
voluntarios. Los mas de elos es-
tan en- ell Ejercito, aunque muchos
tambien estan en- los CuerpOs de
Marina y de la Armada. FL Mayor
General Clarence L. Tinker, ell
primer general Americana que
muri6 en- acci6n, era Indio Usage.
Ell cuerpo de Senales encuentra de
valor especial a los Indios, va que
los dialectos de las tribus, en- 81,
son claves que ell enemigo no puede
descifrar.. Ell Senior Charles b.
Wilson, quien esta bien informado
sobre IA parte que juegan los In
dios en- la ~presente guerra, asegu-
ra que los Indios Seminoles del
Estado de Florida, "sOn los mejores
conductores de AUTOMOBILES EN- ell
Ejercito".
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
Omitir los datOs impOrtantes,.

omitir los datos importantes..
Entonces Ell grupo sc separa y
cada miembro sc convierte en- an
"voceador de peri6dicos", que no
vende nada,q que pasa publicaciones,
no impresas, que no grita noticias
en- las esquinas. AL c%ontrario!
Busca pequenos grupos aqui y ALA,
que son simpatizadOres, 8 indivi-
duOs en- quien pueda confiar.. A
estos oidos hambrientos para tales
noticias, Sc hace la peticion de lle-
var las noticias o otros. De esta
manera, muchos miles de personals
Sc enteran con regularidad, al
minimo de riesgo, y los hechOs son
divulgados entire los pueblos ocu-
pados que les dan valor v compren-
sion. Los "Reri6dicos orales",
empezaron en- Paris, pero Sc dice
que han llegado a Otros centres.
La gaceta., 1943-07-28
AsEDIo DE MADRID
por A ZAMACOIS

ssIpntrssss n
los jefes, unos huian con la We
locidad leporina del miedo, 0tros,
los mas jaques, Sc disponian a de-
fenderse. En- cuanto a la taifa IA
langista tampoco parecia dispues-
ia a capitular.
Empujado por la ola invasora
Juanito Munoz fue uno de los pri-
meros asaltantes del Quartet. Mo-
ra, Celeshno Y Antonio, habian
desparecido. Estaba solo. Sin en-
barge, no tenfa miedo y avanzaba
con los cabellos aborrascados, ell
rostro encendido, los m1sculs ten
SOS. Los sitiados Sc replegaban en-
distintas direcciones y disparando
sus pistolas. Cuando agotaron las
municiones, echaron a correr.
Veintinueve oficiales, consideran-
do la huida impossible, Sc suici-
daron en- ell cuarto de banderas.
Otros, para escabullirse mejor, Sc
arrancaban sus insignias. Ardid
inutil. Estaban cercados. Su muer-
tie era inevitable. Debian pagan su
crimen. Ell pueblo necesitaba des-
quitarse y ell genio de la venganza
llevaba en- aquellos momentos en-
sus manos la balanza de la justicia
Ell pueblo no podia indultar a los
asesinos del Smdicato Libre, nj
a los que lie torturaron en- Mont
juich, nj a los que decretaron la
Ley de Fugas, nj a los ejecutores
de la repression de Asturias, y per
siguiendoles por las escaleras Y
acosandoles cast a tientas en- la
obscuridad de los s6tanos, a Gu
latazos Y a punaladas iba dando
fin de ellos. A los pocos minutes
los transitos, los patios, las coci-
mas, los dormitorios, quedaron Gu
biertos de cadaveres en- Attitudes
Y con expresiones distintas. I'm
guardia civil muertO de un ire
mendo tajo en- ell cuello -debia
de ser matarife quien Sc 10 ases-
to, yacia sobre ell pretil de un
lavadero, la cara dentro del aqua,
como 81 bebiese. Los peldazos go
teaban sangre; en- las paroles, en-
las puertas, en- los pasamanos, tam
bien habfa sangre. jCuando la e.
popeya no Sc visti6 de p1rpura?
Lucio habia allanado ell recinto
por ell lado del Paseo de Rosales,
al frente de un pelot6n de obre-
ros. Juanito, no bien lie divis6, CO.
rri6 a su e~ncuentro. Estaba orgu-
lloso de ST mismo y guerra que su
maestro lie viese ALI. Lucio Cola
do, pateral, lie di6 IN beso y pal
pandole los brazos:
-iNo tie han herido?
No, ~ a listed?
-Tampoco.
Su rostro cetrino, endulzado un
instante por la algeria del en-
cuentro, volvio a e~nfoscarse.
-iY Fanj1e? - inquirio =.
iT1 sabes d6nde esta? Sentirfa
que Sc hubiese suicidado. Necesi-
tamso cogerle vivo.
Ell deseo de linchar a Fanj1u
obsesionaba a la muchedumbre q.
%recorri ael edificio buscandOle.
La gaceta., 1943-07-28


I~astrarse desde don
en- que Sc lie fue
dejadO un reguero
Eencida la mahana
%toplano, vOlandO a
roj6 sObre ell Guar
has, que debieron
los d~estrozos, pues
de las ~metrallado
ejor situadas enmu
\ despues los rebel
II Ia bandera blanca.
%uspendi6. FuriOsa y
vez, la masa asal-
b! iva son nues-
lar con ellos Sc ofre-
Flores, Y tan
Ierosa intenci6n fue
|rblicO, sObrevino un
ksnte. Ell emisario,
\ que q~uienes una
tdores podian volver
/ solo, inerme. A po-
frente enemigo Sc
m~omento, des-
!, lie abatieron de un
ell pueblo ~enloque-
sc ru-
como Sc desbor-
70 81 de pronto lie
Sin OR otras
de su coraz6n, los
ntes a~postados en-
'entura Rodriguez,
nda y de EvaristO
lmpieron en- IA de
unos atacaban
u fachada sur, o.
por ell lado o.
los fusiles dejaron
morteros y cano-
Los beige
an distancias y su
a la lucha un
,arbaro. Fran las
las d~estinadas a
e los que usan los
hierros de todas
vigas trail
de donde nj por
e~sfuerzo acompa-
os brazos CONVEX
Ell gentfo %quebran-
IS. Las c~erraduras
tiros; los ~cerrojos
da nuevo empuj6n
.Ojas, medic arran-
empezaron a
de subtle, sc
r en- par.
.~aOrdinario fue que
apo que la puerta
a Ia Otra, la CORES
.aseO de Rosales, de-
el paso a un caro-
numeroso pelot6n de
marchaba detras.
todOs lados la par
lie perdi6 su cohe-
a~rrojaban sus
La gaceta., 1943-07-28

Haga su parte; COmpre
BONOS DE GUERRA
La gaceta., 1943-07-28

Parte de las bOmbas y municiones que Ileva q bOrdo una for
taieza vOlante cnandO parte en- mission de bOmbardeO. Las
tbOmbas que sc ven en- Ia fOtOgraffa SON de mil libras, y las cdias
Gon0enen munieiOnes de ametralladOra-
Evening star., 1943-07-04
HOUSES FOR SALE.

house. 2. yrs. old. fully insulated: 8 rooms,
bath, fuil basement; OIL heater: furn.. ex-
sas sop $685. aees be eiheS 5ssh sash s
Glebe 1851 after 6. except Sunday.
BRooKLAND - SPACIOUS DETACHED
brick, s bedrooms, coal heat. central Ioca-
Phone GE sIea for inspeetion ct %niusnisneo'
S5,950-NEAR 9th AND SITS Sc. BE-
Brick row, 8 rooms and bath. h;-w:h.
REALTY Associates, INC. 1929 18th
5a2 e s 5aR sf2 KsIa5y RA1a Rsn os f
upstairs: attached garage; diversified wood
RIPLEY. sH. 1888: "a Sun. Mon. and ewes
sH. 2s7l GMr. Trostie5.
Nssa XAcAMT ANT ~ 500 Z soth 3. AVE GREEN BEEN
sd5S nSck & s5S stores down and and M %o
OWNER. CO 1871.
g owSER SV WTII V1asn sE5en *3.S sRsF T
story row brick: 3 apts: newly decorated.
$3.50, Very easy terms. co. 1917.
sEMI-DETACHED GROOM BRICK, LARGE
cash. balance S75 month. Vacant. WI: 1852.
1927 D ST S.E-FIVE-ROOM BRICK,
gas h.;yy;h.; excellent condition; reasonable.
{ S5EvEh1NP PARK. PAM a Sa06 55 Lowell, St
{ bedrooms baths: Enclosed heated sleep
men sround level room Attaehed c ed'f briek m 0Isa sa
rage, fully auto coal stoker Priced under
Can desl bs With owner Wo 1855
800 BLOCK .FAIRMONT ST. NV, NEAR
14th-Large brick and stone, 10 rooms. 3
Rs:iss5i9n RsSS: 5si Z s sv' HuRISERT National
LYNHAyEN DRIVE, ALExANDRIA-5-
dry, dry basement ve3stian NME blinds dlnins
completed 2 large bedrooms and bath on
and kitchen on 1st floor; detached. nicely
eai eSd cH sss7 sn for apposn.mens Sa 20 m0n'n'
ssoS sfs Sisss: SsiS: I'D ki'sh's fa near central
FOR SALE FURNISHED = DETACHED
brick. 8 rooms, flower and vegetable gar
G;ni. dsn near ess1 schools bus stores BY OWNER.
sGs iaAYb9a bfet ST
rooms. inclosed, heated porches; auto.
sS5sS RHSTTT v eo sas IT, sSSS
1928 MORRISON ST. NW.-VACANT,
attractive home Price reduced. rooms. 2
baths, garage, large lot Don't miss seeing.
Open Sunday. l to 5.
S5,25O-5-ROOM. BUNGALOW IN MT.
carfare to city; near schools and stores.
To inspect today call Mr.. Helm, Union
1896, with REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
1929 18th ST. NV.
7 ROOMS. sEMIDETAcHED, LOT 5Ox144;
zoned 4O-B, now vacant: be thrifty, later
build apartment. w. c. GERB1CH. 1927 Eye
st. RE 1884.
BY PRIVATE OWNER-11-ROOM, g..
bath home; main bus line; ideal two fam
2 ST. NV, NEAR NORTH CAPITOL
8 rooms, AMI. h-w.h., garage, $6,060:
terms; seen By appotn tment. OWNER. I'LL
Evening star., 1943-07-04

RELIABLE PARTY WISHES
UNFURNISHED 3 OR 4 BED
ROOM HOUSE AUGUST 1st,
NV. VICINITY NEAR CA
THEDRAL. KINDLY PHONE
OR. 1918. s.
Evening star., 1943-07-04

WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnished houses in the
northwest section Of the city and near
tenant II you will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAoNER & CO., Inc,
1921 Conn. Ave. DE 5000.
Evening star., 1943-07-04

S9,5OO-DErACHED BRICK S11. ePR.-
Living room nrpelace, screened porch. din.
ns and o99 Ss srfs .na b.ts
detached EaraEs, large les, recreation
SILVER SPRING, ND. 200 LEIGHTON
aye..:Rr5edk6 rdk6 bqnssiox, H3nitsTs, H9odsd
Evening star., 1943-07-04
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
DODGE half-ton delivery-Contract for
moving or delivery work, by day, week or
month. DE. 1881 Sunday or ewes
Evening star., 1943-07-04
HOUSES UkFURNisnED.

HOUSES UNFURNISHED.
DETACHED BRICK, 8 RMS. FINE FOR
s76: Phone Wa. 1857 Sunday only.
OPPORTUNITY ADULT COUPLE. ROOM
SIX rooms Sea GSnal 1913 lefS e9SsnsI i1sn ano
RocKcREsT, ROCKVILLE. MD..s-RM:
conditioned. large. inclosed yard with
picket fence; newly decorated. For in
formation call Ashton 1923. to 8 pm
s2 sso2 ADAMS AVE. ALEX. VA. OPEN
Hsn mad Srit bath a Sstsd Ssss
S125. l. r, GRAvATTE. 729 18th st..
TAX, PIX R, B.; 500 DOWN; $50
hsa desired: ssmsee' sarase Rx xaosns ss4 'ami'es
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED 8 RIM
and bath house. gas and electricity; plenty
OF space for garden and chickens. retired
couple or settled Govt. worker: II handy
sss 4sth stu St. CAPITOL % HEIGHTS. f Sfd Ma. ''0 "'
MODERN; MOI, N oIH BEDRooMs: S LARGE LARGE LOT:
nearby ma rsy,s Maryland aa on bus line; $4,000.
SUBURBAN ESTATE. "HOLLY OAKS
Sl5O MO. TO RESPONSIBLE TENANT.
and u mile from downtown bus line
Large white stone house with large rooms
and high ceilings, 4 large freplaces. about
1ts,,. ls acres Of grounds with stables. 3 box
private show ring with necessary Jumps
bluestone driveway, large oak trees; avail
able on or before Oct. l. Phone OR. 7l42.
ru. 2sla % 18th ST st n ne; ,...n,. ~,
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
Evening star., 1943-07-04

SUMNER RENTAL.
Desirable home Of 3 bedrooms, sleeping
porch, . baths, on wooded lot, near wash
ington Golf and Country Club. Available
July w 2. : for 2 months. Price, s1s5 mo.
Evening star., 1943-07-04

CHOICE VIRGINIA RENTAL.
Attractive home Of 8 bedrooms, den.
recreation room. in desirable location,
near Pentagon Bldg. and Army Navy Coun-
try Club: Available July IL for years
lease. Price. $3.50 mo. CAL agent,
jackson 1771.
Evening star., 1943-07-04

WANTED, TO RENT PER-
manently, unfurnished apart
ment or small house, suitable
young business couple, baby,
white nurse; must be conven-
lent transportation; about
S125; complete references.
Box 295-L, Star. A.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
WESLEY HEIGHTS

Available Immediately for duration.
coy 8-room house on deep shaded lot:
2 baths. automatic coal heat, tsstefulIy
housekeeping, in beautiful close-in resi-:
Dental section. 5000 per month, or will
consider selling furnished. OWNER,
Evening star., 1943-07-04

/ OR = CULTURED, RESPONSIBLE GIRLS
share comfortable Jewish home with y
girls, walking distance Pentagon. Navy.
Glebe 0359.
Evening star., 1943-07-04

1907 -RAvENsWoop RD.. RIvERDALE.
dows. bedroom, large. kitchen, private
bath sec. d.. detached house includ. elec.,
gas, refg., cont. hot water; $65 month;
Adults. WA. 1890 after 8 Sun.