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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
WATERFOWL
Correspondent: Macuen Chapel st. Phone 3727
Robert C.. Adams, Jr.
Commissioned by Navy
Taft School Teacher to Report at Chapel Hill, N. G.,
Next Thursday; Tire Inspectors Meet Monday

Army, who has been spending the
past four weeks with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Taffey, Sr.
Of Woodbury. Road will report or
Saturday to Fort Devens, from
which place he will be assigned to
a location to train for cross coun-
try flights. He received his air
cadet training at Amherst College
and Northwestern University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Toffey, ST.,
have also been entertaining for
ten days their son, Lieutenant Her
bert Toffey, Jr., U. S. Army, and
Mrs. Toffey. Lieutenant Toffey has
since returned to Alliance, Nebraska,
where he has been made executive
officer of the 73rd troop carrier
squadron.
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Lucille Martin, school nurse, is en-
joying vacation at Cape Cod
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TORRINGTON
James e. Markham. Correspond.
lent, 81 Pythian Ave. Phone 3725
MANY INDUCTEES
TAKEN THURSDAY
Majority in Army; Stuart
Evans Midshipman at
!, u. S. Naval Academy

Torrington, July 80 A large
group Of young men from Torring-
ton and vicinity were indicted in
the armed forces in Hartford
Thursday
A list OF those who entered the
Navy or Marine branch of the
service was not Immediately avail
able.
These men will be on furlough for
about three weeks. Those who chose
the Army included: Anthony Dileo
Francis w. OConnell, Edward G
Forsberg, Tracey K. Carey, David
w. Finn, John A. Hackett, John j
DeMichiel, Angelo w. Pietrafesa
Nasib P. Francis, Milton j. Hall,
Lorrain L. Apley, Michael F.. AM
rich, Ale M. Grammatical, Andrew
Eugerak, Paul A. Pompa, Dennison
F. Healey. John Vanicky, Earl E
Vinegar. John A. Cellerino. Edward
j. Ducci, Harold W. Osterhout. Ar
thur w. Smith:
Silvio Castellani. John W. Pace
william B. Perrott, George l., FL
lott, Allyn z. Sedgwick, Sidney w
Rarick. James j. Newman, James
H. Miller, Samuel zachar, Erman V
Cavagnero, Joseph p, Macejka, John
j, Bonyai. John M, Susla, John A
Miscikeski, Jr,. Mario A. Persechino
Peter J. Galitello. John S, Campeti.
Louis j, Sequin, Marcel F. Daigle
Wilfred J. Heacox, Nello p, Graz
tani. Jr., Chester T. Paylak. John p.
Shuhi, Walter A. Seward, Frederick
w. Pregno. Vincent Kazakwich,
Paul L. Gleason. Donald N Henry.
Joseph J, Roman, Nicholas NJ, Sa-
NAL, Leonard T, Serkey, Wilired q
Knapp. Samuel A, Medico. Henry
Il. Simonin, Zigmond J. Koxaleski
Anthony y. Ross, George S. Gold
man, Martin p. Szczesniak, william
j, ciuzze and Warren II, Neidt,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

Goldfish spawn as many M n,000, :
900 AGA In . stnRie season.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

Supt. of Schools Elmer F. Dav-
export is spending a vacation at
Mortified, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30

Mrs. John Zick of Trinidad, who
is spending some time at the home
Of her father, James Hanning, ST.,
Of Highland avenue, is in New York
City for a few days visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Howard Roberts
are spending vacation In the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-30
THOMASTON
Correspondent Harry Lynch-Phone Thomaston 166
Sunday School Boys
Canvassing For Rags
Congregational Drive Ends Tomorrow; Reynolds
Bridge and South Main Collections Made Today

White Mts., New Hampshire.
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Personals

Personals
Mary Jane Perry, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. C. Edward Perry of Will
der street, has as her guest Phyllis
Stephens, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Stephens of Waterville.
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WAtSIUOWu, July oUs 1VObSA0 ~
Adams, Jr., Taft School, who re
Gently received his commission a!
Lieutenant q. g., U. S. Navy, ha!
received orders to report to thu
Navy Pre-Flight School at Chape
Hill, N. c., on Thursday, August S
for an indoctrination period Of
4 Ia weeks. He will be a physica
and academic instructor in the
Navy VS. program.
Lieutenant Adams came to Taft
School as master in 1929, hav-
ing graduated that same year from
Bowdoin College, where he was q
member Of the Phi Beta Kappa
Zeta Psi, Student Council and Ibis
While in college he was very active
in the athletic field and was on
the football team for ehree years
and the track team for four years
Since coming to Taft School he has
been head coach of track and as
sistant coach in football.
Lieutenant Adams was an enthu-
siastic worker In community az
fairs as well as In those of the
school and served as a captain in
the first Red Cross War Fund drive
under the craftsmanship of Lieuten-
ant Colonel Charles Shons, formerly
Of the Taft School and now Of Camp
Lee, Va. He also served in the
same capacity in the 1943 War
Fund drive under the Guardianship
Of Gerald G. Loir. During the life
Cine Of the late Horace D. Taft,
tieutenant Adams was closely as
ISOLATED with him in work on the
Merit System.
Tire Inspectors Invited
An tire inspectors are reminded
Of the feeting which they have been
invited to attend in Waterbury,
Monday night, August 2, at $3.50
O'Clock.
The meeting, In regard to tire ra-
tioning, viii lbe an Institutional one
and A. s. Hackley and M. F.. Con-
ner Of the state OPA, Hartford, will
instruct inspectors in the approved
method OF inspecting tires. Slides
to illustrate the instruction will also
be shown.
The meeting will be held in the
waterbury ration board office. l19
West Main street.
Books in Free Collection
6everal books have recently been
tran6ferred from the rental to the
free collection at the Watertown
library. A partial list of these books
Is as follows: Five Women in Three
Novels, by Baldwin; Sun in Capri
corn, by Basso; Shining Tree, by
Borden; Officer and a Lady, by
Bowman: Drivin' Woman, by Cheva-
Her; Wally-Laughs-Easy, by Cool
idge; Benefit Street, by De Jong;
Thirty Days Hath September, by
Disney and Perry; Glass Mountain,
by Doner; Death Is Late for Lunch,
by Du Bots; Bats Fly at Dusk. by
Fair: Come Back to Wayne County,
by Falstaff; West End Muse, by
Hancock: Evergreen House, by
Hauck: Romantic Detoalr, by Heath;
Hostages, by Heym: View from a
window, by Howard.
To Report Saturday
l1oaat Cadet Robert Toffey, o. S.
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Word has been received here that
Corporal William j. Klaneski of the
U. S. Marines has been promoted to
Sgt. He is stationed in the south
west Pacific.
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Now A Midshipman

STUART Names Evans, son OF MT
and Mira, A, w. Evans. II Margarie
street. was sworn IN Ms n midship-
man a. the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis Thursday.
He was graduated from Torring-
ton High school In June.
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WOLCOTT
Correspondent: Alma p. Cole
Tel. 3-2S03
BLOOD DONORS
SOUGHT AUG. 10
Mobile Red Cross Unit to
Take Applicants at st.
Johns Church

Wolcott, July 30 - The mobile
unit for the blood bank will be at
st. Johns church in Waterbury
August Tenth and Mrs. j. Robert
Fulgham, chairman of the local
Red Cross branch, wishes those who
will donate to the blood bank to
register at IS Field street, Water
bury.
During the summer and winter,
Wolcott more than filled the $75
quota given us for the kits for SOL
diers going overseas drive. The kits
were made by groups in town doing
Red Cross work. Contents of the
kits have ben delayed due to the
shortage of needles, but as soon as
they arrive the kits will be filled
at the home of Mrs. Lewis Winchell
on Lewis avenue and the finished
kits will be sent to the Red Cross
for distribution.
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Summer Roundup

CuHmtT hUuHuup
A summer roundup and we'll child
conference was held at South
school Tuesday morning.
Dr. Louis Thibault and DR.. Ru-
dolph Damiani were present, as
sisted by Miss Margaret Lewis, r.
N, Miss Beatty, R. NJ, Mrs. Lois
Parks, r. NJ, Mrs. Rose Klitka, r.
NJ, a dental hygienist; Mrs. Alfred
Winchell and Mrs. Emil Grosch.
Children who will enter school in
September for the first time and
who did not attend the round up
should be examined by their family
doctor and bring reports of the ex-
aminations the first day they go to
school in September.
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keep In q cool moist cellar. but be
careful not 10 let them freeze They
alsod keep we'll IN outdoor storage
nitk In tho Rniith.
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To Report Saturday
l1Ght Cadet Robert Toffey, q. S
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ROOT VEGETABLES,
IF PLANTED NOW,
CAN BE STORED

The following article, one of
series on autumn Victory
Gardens, was especially prepared
for NEA Service by experts of the
L. S. Department Of Agriculture.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1912 Roadmaster sedanette; radio
hsissl baics xA sseelfni 4f1i condition Hy''t''l''
BUICK Special sedan; Az excellent condition.
t tires IKE new $4,000 miles. FR- $3.50
Buick Ia41 Special 4-door sedan; radio,
hq e al Tound oofs snd
Roeca, Inc, 43o1 Conn. ave. NV, EN-.
BUICK % 1910 SD speciai aap eonvertibl. cow coupe:
su.rd tubes. slaet nnish @ tan tam TOP: !rtS' trade
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1900. Open ewes
T6K I';s RS,dnsstsr sus coupe
ess ., sa1e ana nssst sItnsd sla sss ss
con as nT EN- leo 7aSS ESs'' opsn ns
W BUICK 1x'i 1889 Special 4-doer sedan: radio
Ea D5fed a. fsh' 4sE SfhsssI sf Hd So Sden ssoS
s1i}rkM s9i1 n la.1 s nv s.IiII Nj & olss; ...,,
BUICK 1e4i z.passenser sedan; radio and
tires.
very low mileage Priced for quick Sale
Pagkvay Motor Co., 3o51 NJ st. NV. MI
sTIck sss6 Special LIS 1sas sedsn s9oa condition
sUieK hgH Ky 1s4o {" 7passenser limousine: tires
gck PS Moos neS corD TINS s
CADILLAC le4l 4-door sedan; low mile:
and guaranteed Peake Motor Co 45O5
W,i SAn1IAG fYe M 4sooT OR sooS 200 mile, ,vor.
Flood, 4ssi connecticat' i''' We '%ee0'a'e s4oe
~ HTS enc motor IN psrist
y oVned viii ACCEPT es instaments sh elfaoT from
right person, After 10 am, 906 10th NV.
ss et 5os ns ss uss psIss2 s 9ssss 5.ss
s$ESa5liT 81 sS4 ..s. 1ss1. fR
sGnditi9n conc heater radio slip covers reas.n-
ssspf'; esasS
sTHSHoifsrs to s5os:: No ..
door sedan and club coupe: ali have radios
ehece ss Resss int 5sS 4so
M s9o spees eRsn eSss de axe and Snn ike
S1.15O ana 800 storage. ME. 3343. o.
CHEVROLET 1888 master de luxe 2-door
sedan: radio and heater. gun-metal finish,
ssifhltBsl sf g aI!ds3 sc! ssos sS7 Carroll St. Tax
iSsss ~ ;sasH; sood sondsion sSess 1859 sood
CHEVROLET 1899 coupe; radio and
heater; very good tires. Priced for quick
sale. Parkway Motor Co., 3051 NJ st. NV.
CHRYSLER 1897 Royal Cdr. sedan;
radio and heater: good tires a3o 10th
CHRYsLER 1a41 Saratoga 4-door sedan;
l owner; fluid drive. economy overdrive,
air conditioning, heater. r. do. excellent
tires, tire best condition. Wheeler, Inc, 1910
S1iIs SHkYsLEE d lstl Royal 4dsor sedan ud
tires: price. 81 :;25; viii take small
CHRYSLER 1897 2-ooor sedan, 6-cylinder,
good transp: Hyattsville Buick. WA. 4ill.
De SOTO 1941 custom 2-door; blac.. fn!sn,
radio. heater. fluid drive, economy over
drlVe; ! owner, low-mileage car. Wheeler,
Inc, 4S10 Wisconsin
DE SOTO 1910 de luxe 4-door sedan, Gus
tom tom, body tWo.tone; heater, radio seat
miles; ! eSo ! spare; excellent condition. driven
land. Republic 5302. ~''e-
DODGE 1887 4-door sedan, perfect con-
ysly iii fGGd ''rss sos as e. .T. Gs before
DODGE 1910 6-pass club coupe. e-cyi. de
luxe luxe heater. perfect throughout. excel.
LIST 1t. NV. $3.50. -
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

s19 n. HIGHLAND ST. Arlington. Va
s-story brick house; 8 BEDROOMS, 2is
modern 9ashs hG6Tater heat oil burner az
r!sht. $4,000; terms to suit In Inspec ctton lon
bTEx2SpiRT1.n Il Esx222SSIpiT mt snly, only cH, .7aas.
porch. larse lot. near ali conveniences- i'm. i'm.
pssI,u npediate possession price; $3.50; terms.
CENTER OF HYArTsvnLE-1mmediate
rms. Gse new cans n.usted s'oFss ss sshoes dry
is ssSoo safss ssas 'eSss esc 6 wIasa EfRsa
sl5asd scs go ss,h s.5ssf s
h s5sss TsS HoMR, stricsl, modern 81 near
Gtnss sslss sale s,,. Phone HToxn's Real Estate
4,ro0m 9,,T and bath Colonial brick bungalow.
sbs5 ai essemsn ssoo 9l burner nice lot
ese' 'ses and sun', no. WA VA fas s nv" MA. 1871;
sn: 4'61Electric ,aIs rig, rarse refrs 100 chick
Pes ssd sos cash. m puresaser Ssh drse
iMMtDfsFH 12sf Norh SH Hen Hen
brick house; $50 down payment. $50 'ra per r
month includes aIl interest taxes ard IN
$, sprance Miss Spear a NoIth Henry
lO-ACRE ESTATE. 7rm brick Co,o1iaI
home near Falls Church, main highway;
young orchard: SUBDIVISION possible. c S
1913 Lee highway, Arl, Va
OXiord E624, 9 am. to 5 pm
ARLINGTON-o-room bungalow, h-w.h.,
nee lot with grape arbor. Now vacant
BUS corner 81 800, terms Oxford O99a
FALLS CHURCH. yA.-Several new. at
tractive 5-rm, brick bungalows. fireplace,
Iull pasemt., garage, unfinished end A.
large lot; l block bus owner. Alex 240o
FOR SALE-House. large lot 6 rooms,
fully insulated. auto. oil heat. full, dry
basement. modern conveniences; excellent
condltion, l year old. Owner on premises
700 Ave: E. District Hts, Md HI 0633-J.
!. 9, 5, 4 ROOM frame houses. Arlington
ana Fails Church property some new
some InTe used. bricS and frame; close in: reas.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

= nssS ssn}s' poSss EsS' 'E|si sa COIL OIL
nsetsus ss ie meet wo 5 ss6S fS9d Pontiac 4Ss Con-
nse,sus Try fS meet VIZ i sEoS FS0d Pontiac 1921 Con-
yee he 1ne nigh 4s6 sfSe wscdasn da us or fo
Vou2 pEce AND
tiac: 4asi connectieut' con t ~ % Wo j. s4oS So' rom
= ( nssS ssSS f!SSa Pontiac. 1921 con.
s:s,sas z Vi sgSs Poa's 'S's sss a's COM
ssr.:,,ss, "a 50 Soos fsaat9 sssi
PIYMoUTHH wxNrEDmNam. your price
Cll try to meet Flood Pontiac 4sel
CASH BUYER wants late-model lew
m..esTe. M clean car: good tires essential.
%FLt %E 4sba bnv fof fRsals5 cash srv make m roa.,
pfce fpS N6 gay ss1s Wams nSh sSth caad ana
boNf bosSf lsaed sve you sys car ne rv,y See ,,
MODELS JACK Pry Motors, Packard d
PsSxrE s PsRff snd f' neresa s m 1e
s,Gd., ss5 will wS gay sash viii Consider eider
CHEVROLET OR FORD want this car
aaoo for a friend, so must be perfect. Glebs
NAVAL OFFICER wants 1910 or later
81 ssaoo' eaEaf 81. ai5s f6 1900 Ext S7s' or Re.
I WILL BUY your car in any condition.
Sell before cold weather comes and will
y0q Lot prss s4 me s
EGc License. State price. Box s7s-n.
PRIVATE PARTY would like Iate-mod.I
car; low MILEAGE. from original owner.
Gsii an, TING. Ordway GOAL
PRIVATE PARTY will rey cash for either
l94l Pontiac. Oldsmobile or Chrysler g.
cylinder club coupe or sedanette: must be
IoW mnease End c.:ccllent tires. Phone
"a 1858 or EX. $3.50.
PoNIiAC feGS owners, call jack Blank. Adams
couo, you VIII re more the1 satisfied with
our price Arcade Pontiac, 1927 irving
CHEVROLET owners call Jack Blsnk.
ADAMS $500; you will be more than salts
ned with our price. Arcade Pontiac 1887
IRVING st. NV
BUICK owners. call Jack Blank Adams
5000; you will be more than satisfied with
our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1437 irving
WANT BEST PRICE for your car, Sc.
Loving before you sell We pay the high
cash price. Loving Motors. 1919 NJ st. NV.
ROPER PAYS MORE FOR ANY MAKE On
MODEL 1881 TO I94l ROPER MOTOR
CO. 1880 r. !. AVE. NE. s.
Continued on Next Page.5
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BARNABY WOODS,

and laystory nrst noor. Three bedrooms, 2
pssF yfna 9shsd third
burner with summer-winter hookup. Call
w00dl'k kD%! Ssoq il, until gos2s 2i9G : po e.. INC.
VACANT ROOMING HOUSE,
ssS6 ssaa 18th 9Th and Col rd;., nrst commercial
81 heat, nv fr. asSs ESCAPES hhLPG ls2ms s.
HISLE, 1l2g VT. ave. MA. 2425 Sunday
3 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS,
BRICK COLONIAL-$10,7 ,75O.
Bethesda, Md.-Located on large home
SSlte S,te,sn SOxl4o: Living, dining rooms modern
LESLIE 3. MEAsFLL. We. 522i.
tol and +. 2 foar.room apts's se i "; wo.room room
priced for quick sale Mr.. W WWaddeil..
Soa soat toaiFPg,sut,ful q t, e-rm brick 800
FS, RSssitS C.. sis F St st. NV Ss'' NE. 4faas :.
roe st Happshire g. avg and Mon
floors, automatic oil heat, Q baths fuii
esllsri perfect condition throushout: an
ceS coLoREbsiaSneeD 81 SeDhses nesr De END ileS
dde.achsd dest s1d. frame saso 2.stSry rms bath lat
MA: $3.50. g31 H st. NV
COLORED--6OO blk end st. ne; q
story, semidet. brick. rms, bath, gas,
cleo. lat. heat: $3.50 down. " s. Huri-
pert, Ma. 3570. 931 H St NV
COLORED, In 1900 block Kenyon st. NV;
rooms. baths; oil heat, front and back
yards: IN excellent condition: price, S15.250;
substantial down payment North O757
or North 3527. Mr.. Robert. 2.
SCOLOhED-7O6 9th st. ne: rooms. .
paths, n. .-W.h.; wonderful home and IN
yestment Tor progressive colored family
DI 1850
semidetached brick, s
rooms, bath, refrigerator,. full basement:
ne. DI 80RO - ~ W.
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pRopeRrY ron sALf.

NEW 4-FAMLY APTs.,. several new units
mortsase; m i; Price. SYs. 500 each Slds.; *. M
sellent return on investment Harry A.
4 K1sfafflf Bfa6fruEL3 dEL slt lttdcArrp PROPERTY in
tached brick building in good condition:
near transportation lines; modern oil
heat; I5 price. only times the income.
6WNER MUST SACRIFICE investment
Capitol and Congressional Library. brick.
9 apts, tanitor's quarters: rents 1920 per
month Gan HAT. Hsr1Ty T. oladman. sos Pa.
ist CoMMERCIHL PROPERTY, large Store
with modern apis. on End floor. sound in
yestmens me shogins good incoms na Call Mr.
OR. 2221.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS Sc.
3 apts.. furniture and 3 auto. refrigera-
tors included. Income. $275 per mo. De
tached frame. very Iar2e lot: S11 $50 MR.
GL1DDEN. Sun. and eve. DE. 0054: day,
TAKOMA PARK
Well located and we'll built brick apart
ment, house. about 2 years. old: 4 units
EE'esat W ssa rsiYsn Nhz dGsaAsp R5sa sS'SG b. sss
Prominent Corner; 1870 Net
3 leased stores and house, $4,000 annua
income. Mr.. DAILY, STORY g. CO. ME. 400
COMMERCIAL ZONE, NEAR CONN. AVE
and Fla. ave; small frame house with bath
and electricity; rents to colored: S31S per
annum; priced at $500. A bargain in
this location.
2I35 PA AVE NV RE 2f12
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AUCTION SALES.
TODAY.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 Son. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY
5TRGkr RHIGk PRWWpMAINo; RWp4I4E e. NO. $50 oath

TRUSTEES SALE OF A Two-sToRY
-gFNfKr RhsfK RRSSsEH1ss; RSs4HHRSss;r. NO: $50 9th
reeoyded LSer 7Sss n fOiio assS 4as q 'tas ons
fof the land records Of the District Of CO.
lumbia. default having been pade In the
payment Of the debt thereby seclTed.
the UNDERSIGNED surviving Trustees viii
oner for sale at public auction in front Of
64Y ek r. sh.t lss Ar FGT s5s
situate and being in the District tr e Of eHo CO.
umbia. and described as Lot Twenty-nine
I'D In Square Forty-flye Hundred and
seventeen 451D, in Leslie E. F. Prince
called, Long Meadows" as per plat re-
corded in the once Of the Surveyor Tor the
District Of Columbia in Liber SIS at folio
T6; subject to the building restriction
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the
the balance in two equal installments.
day OF sale, with interest at the rate Of
payable semiannually, the deferred pay
nent to be secured by frst deed OF trust
option Of the purchaser. -. A cash deposit
OF 100000. required at the time of ac-
.eptance Of bid. Examination of title,
conveysneine, con notary fees, recording: rev.
Stamps refm: sss to s b the co@p.S 1s Of v h
within thirty days from the day Of sale,
otherwise deposit may be forfeited. or
without forfeiting deposit, Trustees may
s,uhll ayail themselves Of any legal Or equitable
cHAP1N B. BAUMAN.
RAYMOND J. VIERBUCHEN,
nooo,o2.24 % on de i''''As
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcens.,.
Sl7,6b0.
II Lss 1HNsishsss.;, hsss.;,,,.o.u..,,,-

Sl7,S6O.
Homr-1oczzffsidHksM..ansssiv, zfs dHs..asssi
=. a combination always desired q here in
BEAUTIFUL asorsisn, .ii-Sriek co5nsr \ home. me.
lust z Or years old; center hall. SIX Won.
ossh i. .uson.t' as.i o1eot nsss
su11syYs fsYs e eau hi Blufzsia nSlaseor0ush h. 800,
Near ws}s.l SSs sETTrHSTr ZEE HSsgIB,, 81 NY;
ess 'sisb6 6e''eSsfHnsa oWN asfSo4o shs4ssa
az sEpRooMs: s1ds2e u.s., ? u BATHS A M LIsRARX:
with fireplace. dining room. kitchen, built
price IN sasass sls75d lovely rear garden trees;
DI. 3434. Wo. 4153. 3.
TTWyyo,;EAMILY Tyy,EzAdI pETAcHEp FRAME,
rooms and bath. INV. heat, 3-csp ga
s45; entire. house vacant; nice t.0 lot. con. IN.
ea Mr. hs@ 1non eaio tfsS f4gs vS
REALTY N ASSOCIATES, INC, 1922 nth st.
COLONIAL. cENTER-HALL BRICK.
heat. open fireplace, copper pipes. splendid
construction; lot about 60xlsO It,; conv.
to nr,ce Geosgia ave, beyond Silver Spring;
GATES. INC, Elk. 1522. until pm.
PRACTICALLY. NEW BRICK HOME
IN new section OF Takoma Park; spacious
nving room with open fireplace. 3 huge
pedrooms, gas air-conditioned heat elec.
relg., light basement, space for recreation
room; house vacant; large wooded lot on
street level; price. $3.50 terms. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. INC. Elk. 1922, It'll o pm.
NEAR 18th ST, SO. OF WALTER REED
large rooms, large closets, baths, real
fireplace. double rear uorches. built-in ga
rage, weather-stripped, screened. insulated,
not.water heat, gas furnace; near trans
portation, stores. Call Mr. Scarborough,
Thtn 1dba EEEALTY EE tx. ASSOCIATES. INC, RIA.
$40, 0,750--DETACHED- MD
Attractive brick house large rms. ALI
eIec; kitchen; immediate possession; "
Sl9ck M2 a7s te transportation. WI. 5344 OF
$S.500-NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL.
attractive bungalow. s rms. and bath;
thing WI 5a44 or .Isfse W. 47fs fiSse TO every
So, 6,350-2-YEAR-OLD BRICK BUNGALOW.
Lakoma Md rooms, bath shower, full
basement, auto; h.-w.h, attic: side porch;
TeIe vacant; terms. Ewes. GE 4455
WASHINGTON REALTY CO, GE $500.
2 Bedrooms, Bath-lSt Fl.
Near SEND and Oliver sts.. Chevy Chase,
norcb: p; G: BEDROOMS. bath, 2nd noor; front
lsafs anis sise5s sit 55ssts; h" oil
McDEV1TT, Realtor, RA, 1922.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
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COMFORTARI,E HOME

In attractive location. west Of Connecticut
ave, near transportation and schools
built for owner fve years ago and iust
completely redecorated; contains seven
rooms and ga baths. finished attic and
recreation room: Gear garage; grounds
nicely Handicapped and fenced for absolute
privacy; priced for immediate sale at
s." 900; preshowins arranged by phonine
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MONEY TO LOAN.

1st and End TRUST LOANS,
Let us refnance your property. We will
arrange your payments to suit your budget
Flrst-trust loans on Z. c., Md. and Va
property. Secondtrust loans I'D to <
years to pay back on D. c.. Md. and Va
prompt and courteous service. Consult
US before borrowing Lowest rates
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
SlI Htl wv
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VACANT-GAS HEAT.

VACANT-GAS HEAT.
N. HAMPSHIRE AVE.-$8,75O.
AL brick. full 90 feet wide. good condi-
ton: rms. and b. new built-in tub
yard. sanEe: reasonable cash payment.
balance hrst trust payable less than rent.
Call District $500 until 3 o'clock; nisfts
inspection
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NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY
A GOOD USED CAR.

Over 100 hne cars to choose from
Every car fully guaranteed. all with e1.
'ellent tires and WNTERIZED
We have the car at your price.
Here are few:
Buick 1871 Sedanette.
Pontiac l941 4-Door
De Soto 1o41 4-Door
Plymouth l941 4-Door.
Ford 1899 Fordor
Plymouth 1887 4-DooY.
De Soto 1885 4-Door
OPEN SUNDAYS
VILLAGE MOTORS,
e6l1 Lee Highway.
1920 Wilson Blvd,
Arlington, Va.
Chestnut 5000. oxford 1885.
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CLEVELAND PARK-$13,95O.
VACANT-CORNER BRICK.
This splendid home has Just been re-
decorated ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, painted
fioors 1nishedNit's m like new; Contains 7
oil heat, electric refrigerator: nice yard
ouilt-in sarage. Possession with deposit
San Sh 1859, evenings and Sunday. or
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BUNGALOW"

28th ST, OFF PENNA. AVE. Sc.
y large rms, bath, breakfast
alcove, large pantry; heated,
built-in garage, metal weather.
stripped and insulated; large
closets; 2 lots; interior must be
seen to be appreciated. Built by
owner as his own home. LU. 1884.