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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-23
Conspiracy
Charge Sticks

Boston, July 23.-(UP)-Samuel
Rudnick, contractor, was convicted
of conspiracy today in connection
with the Cocoanut Grove night club
fire which cost 492 lives but three
other Boston men were acquitted.
Superior Judge Edward T. Broad
hurst Immediately sentenced Rud-
nick to two years in Jail. Rudnick
appealed.
Those acquitted of conspiring to
evade the building laws were James
Welapsky, brother of Barnett, who
is serving a 12-to-l5 year state
prison term for manslaughter; Theo-
dore Eldracher, city building inspec-
tor, and Rudnick's helper, David
Gilbert. The sealed verdict was
opened in superior court.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-23
Photos Show
Rome Damage

London, July Photo
graphs of the American air attack
on Rome showed damage to all mi
litary targets but little damage to
other property and no damage to
property except in the areas sur
rounding the mai ntarget, it was
stated authoritatively today.
Damage to the San Lorenzo rail-
way center was extremely heavy, in
Guiding destruction of both tracks
and railroad property. Bomb hits
were scored on two roundhouses, a
large locomotive shop, car sheds at
the northeastern end and car
shop.
The immense freight apartment
was still burning II hours after the
raid. A viaduct had been hit in two
places.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-23
Aircraft Co.
To Burlington

Buffalo July 23-UP)-Bell Air
craft Corporation today began
moving its ordnance division TO Bur-
lington, VT, where it will expand
production of gun mounts and
adapters for aircraft and naval use
The company chose the Burling-
ton site-formerly occupied by the
Queen City cotton mill-because it
was believed the community could
provide an adequate labor supply,
Carl F.. Lozen, division manager,
said last night.
Lozon stated that several thous-
and" Vermont craftsmen would be
hired.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-23
"Gern1an Freedom Charter Twill
Help UNDERGROUND" Movement

Possibly the most notable phase
of the Free Germany manifesto is
the promise that Germany can
make peace without fighting to the
bitter end provided it will overthrow
Hitler and the Nazis and form a
genuine national German govern
ment which will enjoy the conf
dence of the people of the powers at
war with Germany
The manifesto also outlines in
specific terms the German state
Russia envisages after the war. 1t
cites these fundamentals:
!. Germany would enjoy equal
rights with other states.
2. They would have the sovereign
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-23
SoIons' Tour
OfWor Bases
By CHARLES b. DEGGES

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Washington, July 23-UP)-
Chairman Richard B. Russell, D..
Ga, of a five-senator group which
will tour war theaters disclosed to-
day that the main purpose OF the
trip was to gather information
which will help the senate IN post
war planning.
Russells personal aim, he admit
ted, was to further his support OF a
world organization-League OF Ma
tions, or any similar agency-Whcn
he now is convinced would help
prevent future wars. He character
lied himself as a convert to the
world family idea, pointing out that
he formerly was an isolationist.
Were going to all major war the
aters," he said, ito look into the
spending our people abroad are do
ing, to inspect our installations, tc
get some idea of the stocks OF ma
terials we have and are likely to have
abroad when this war ends. AND
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-23
BY HARRISON SALISBURY
United Press Staff Correspondent

London, July .-{(UP)-Estab-
lishment by Moscow OF the free
Germany committee and issuance OF
what might be called the German
Freedom Charter" may signalize Il
notable increase in activity of Ger
man underground organizations
whose size and strength long have
been subject of wide speculation.
In 10 years since Hitler came to
power every vestige of underground
activity appears, on the surface at
least, to have been wiped out in the
Reich.
However, the fact that the Com
mupist party was the second strong
est numerically In Germany at the
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-23
Fire Sends
Sympathy To
Pope Plus XII

Dublin, July 23-(UP)-Pre-
mier canon De Valera of Fire
sent a letter Of sympathy to
Pope Plus XII Immediately af-
ter learning of the bombing of
Rome. Teh text Of the letter
was not disclosed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-23
LAUNCH DESTROYER

Bath, Me-, July 23-(UP)-The
U. S. destroyer Remey, named IN
honor of the late Rear Admiral
George Collier Remey, will be
launched ct the Bath Iron Works
Corp. shipyard S Sunday, the Navy
disclosed today.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-23
Port installations Are
Believed To Be Intact;
Take Many Prisoners
BY VIRGIL PINKLEY
United Press Staff Correspondent

Allied Headquarters, North Africa, July 23.-
(UP)-A lightning thrust to the north coast by the
American 9TH Army captured intact Palermo capital
of Sicily, the island in two and swept disorgan-
lied Axis forces back today toward the northeastern
tip to the island, Aanked by Mount Etna.
With four-f fths of Sicily already in Allied hands,
the speed of advance by Americans and Canadians
on the central and western fronts swift that
the Italians had time destroy of the military
and naval installations at the great port of Palermo,
which NAV soon be used for blows aimed at the
Italian mainland.
Knock Out Tanks
The Americans, who also captured Mezzojuso 20 miles
southeast of Palermo, in their drive against the
north coast knocked out IA big Tiger tanks and boosted
their total of prisoners well above $4,000 out of probably
As 900 captured in ALL ondon estimated that 10000 to
10000 prisoners now had been taken in Sicily) Many
thousands enemy troops believed cut off in western
and central Sicily appeared to be ended although the
enemy expected to put strong rear guard resistance
at kew points and the battle for Cantania continued with
out decision the east coast south of Mount Etna.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-23

Register Now! FAN Term Begins
Sept. Sth. Day and Night. Post Jr'
College of Commerce.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
. LARGE STORES, ? 4-RM- APIS: ONE,
OF the best locations on Wilson blvd II
interested in good investment call MIR.
JOHNSTON. CH. 81 OF. for further details
a24 4th ST N.E.-RENTED FOR S57
per mo- on lease Price. S4a5o for Quick
sale; 6 rooms. bath. gas hot-water heat,
brick garage. M B. WEAVER. WO. 4944,
DI 3346.
BRICK, NEAR 4th AND H 8 w, ADJOIN-
ing corner. 3 stories. h.-wh. electricity
Rent $500 per yr. Price. $500,
FRANK M. DOYLE. Realtor, 9"1 18th st.
NV, DI 1855
GOOD INVESTMENT. ROOM1NG HOUSE
aud apt. Combination call C,Q 44nn
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CHEVROLET "a, special dc luxe 4-door
seusu radio and heater. Will make excel
lelt taXtcaL a LaIsaIu. only s935. priority
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SEE THIS BARGAIN.
NEAR BUREAU OF STANDARDS.

This senI-detachcd BRICK home offered
for the first time TODAY Is IN excellent
condition Livins room with fireplace,
large dining room. heated sunroon, modern
kitchen, equipped with ga stove and s.
ouhcft rotrtScrator. fireplace and rccrc-
rooms '"'''' barf1s hes.eG and eIasseG-Iu
"nd-fo porch STORAGE atIc; ample
closets Gear bullt-in garage. Priced 10
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IN SILVER SPRING.

Beautiful brick home. slate roof, like
new; large rooms, > full baths. . half
baths. servants quarters. recreation room,
garage. screened porch; nice neighborhood
conveniently located. See today. With
substantial cash. can be bought right.
1mmedla te possession. Shown by appoint
ment only.
WoRTHINGToN REALTY, Exclusive,
S4Io Georcia Ave SE ol3o
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CLEVELAND PARK

Corner semi-detsched brick; 4 bedrooms
snd liz baths. second floor large living
room and sun parlor on first floor, lear
deep, shrubbed lot; near transportation
AID shopping. Sl2,950. Call EN-. 1900
until pm. F. A. TWEED CO, 1904
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HENRY B. BERGER 4 sAMUEL l.. MkNsH
Attorneys. l2l4 II ST. NE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Colum-
bia.--Marion p. Rubel Plaintiff. 500 q
ST. Sc. Washington. d. c., VS. Harry
Rubel, l15u Garrison Ave, Defendant.
Bronx, N. Y. last known address-No.
1Sa05.-The objecy of this suit is to OBJ
tain an absolute divorce OH the ground OF
voluntary separation from bed and board
for Ave consecutive years without CO.
habitation. On motion of the plaintiff.
it is this gath day of May, 1943. ordered
that the defendant Harry Rubel cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive OF Sun
days and lesal holidays occurring after the
day Of the FIRST publication of this order;
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
as in case Of default. Provided. copy of
this order be published once . week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
star before said day. tsl HOWARD G.
NCHN Chief Justice. tSealD Attest:
CHA&8 e 4TEWART. Clerk. By A1LDA
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ROOMTNC HOUSE

12-room. 4-story. row brick; 4 baths;
can be converted into spts.; approved
come producer; $4,000. I'm. 1870 until
ep,m. =. A. TWEED CO., b5o4 Conn. ave.
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-=lA-=a- 90
tlJTIl RE
THOMAS J. OWEN & SON Auctioneers,

THOMAS J; OWEN & son. Auctioneers,
h1MPING 5 ST1EE ASp pfS;iy 9Fh1cEs ! 4; s.
N BEAR ALSO oNE-sToRy BRICK
STORE. No, lGIs co5NNFTGnIc,u'r ,,yE aVE-
sTosv sH5 IGfdwf sKfdK sf6Dlo WITH N ssAF i"0-
BY y,. yIrln. "a Of : certain DEED Of lFu,,
ss IN lsf SS S?s' sns s'
sesuyed thrlsoy. The nadersIs@ed Wi sell
guNE IL ~ 1HksE HE ttrfsHt ocldK Ray hs
following described land and premises, SIT
othtrs & - tH SO N lot, nssA ss@.tr III
ss sa,d per r. plat rseordsd eco u liher l.
excepting SO much Of SAID 10, 81 as Va,
Dlstric. Court Case No so IN the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia; sald
excepted part beinx described by me- es
northeast corner OF said lot and running
thence with the easteriy line OF ssid lot
southerly y! Us i-et 10 the southeast COZ
ner OF said lot: thence north~ealer!y 10 =
point IN the north line OF sald lot said
polnI benz ! iert west from the northes St 5,
conner of SAID lot: thence with SAID north
line east feet 10 the beginning
TERMS OF SALE: Purchaser 10 paw one
thlrd Of The purchase price IN cash and
The balance In TWO equal instruments Ia
one and Two years. respectively. with III
ter-sI Al the rate VI tour ~ per centunl
per annum and secured by deed VI >tlat
ON the piop~ity sold or All cash, VI Me
oDtlcu OF the purchaser. laxca paid y!
adjusted 10 ihe date vi sale all convey
snc!nE. recording, etc. al The vost VI pui-
chaser Coed title sale A deposit
oi $4,000 wIll be required al the t.tl- u!
SALE and settlement ~ te within lh.!Iy
800 days Of The date ot sale. deposit
forfeited and The property ieAold u. tte
risk and cost Ui The deIauItlnx purchaser.
after fVe 80 days previous advertisement
u said resale in ,otn- He~spaper published
in " Waehlpgton, d c
J. WRu.EY JACOBS
SURVIVING Trustee,
,.s..r s:: lath 81. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE (con..)

FORD l94l station wagon; low-milease
wagon that looks and performs like new:
fully nsy. guaranteed. HAWKINS, 1888 i4th.
FORD, EoRD, super d luxe: Al: radio. heater.
am. FIR. Sa:;6
FORD 1896 de luxe coach looks. runs
Eood' sS. ssa cash. full price Mr. Roper. 1890
FORD s3@ de luxe coupe: excellent me
ehsnieal condition, blue finish, heater;
FINANCE co LOT.
-NeW YORK aud Florida Avrs. NE.
| FORD 1888. eAcelkent condition; new mo-
tor % AND clutch good tires. gasoline; $500.
| Ealls Church l"lo.
FORD 1897 model roadster. unusually
good conuition throughout. new tan top.
/ Friee. slh5 .,?5 WIS. ave WI 1879
FORD lsi super de luxe convertible club
| coupe. excellent motor and tires. liberal
Terms: Will accept trade: only o99j. I4li
! Fla ave, ne. AT Gbt2
FORD convertible coupe. "a very clean,
me me tubLrt. 1ood motor. INSPECTED May 2@
IA SALI-E 1879 Princess dc luxe sedan.
IKE neM sarrlfice terms $50. MIR
Roper. 80 l. ave ne -
IA SALE dc luxe 4-door sedan, 1910.
White sidr"ail tires, mileaEe 10000 mn
tires t;.Uou, 81 600 cash Privately owned
SE o3oU. Ea lensIon Ia.
oLi,sMohiLE y. s ii,i 1889 de luxe e. eoseh;
/
Mf Roper 80 X ave ne -.
PACKARD 1879 series 10 convertible
a-pa S. eonpe. white sidewalks black. RED
soilal, II 'o''; tat 1;iIIe 'o'' between snd
PACKARD 1897 I"u s 3passenser sedan:
sood nleflor spotl-ss Packard DuilI-ln
ralo. heatei and clock 3iuO cash. Ii.
Uj9 ~
PLYMOUTH ls4l Se luxe coach: l1Ooo
| 1880 K ]! ave. he. 2'
PLYMOUTH 1888 :-door sedan GOOD tires.
motor motor n good SHAPE needs paint seat
hen,sr, new pir"sr ! Tres. H .01e new Iaia seat
covers Gil. !46U alter ) y IA. owner. -
! PLYMOUTH l94o club COUPE radio heat
tr Y1sy vs! s1ra ,"s tire: excellent car, priced
/ nIl>n radio heater. practically new over
WnlIerlEn 1Sc SS 'tf1ks 4.fo w.con"in GSf' car
+ PONTIAC 5 sedan coupe 1912. Al CON
dition. n-py Utea. $1,000, S. II. Bower,
/ ~ Alabama ave Sc - =
| PONTIAC lsto O. door de luxe sedan ::
! radio. almost new tires. splendid car
/ 14tl, st - nv Dupont 445, - 80
sTUDEsAkEk ls4l chanp;on stub eoupe
Mr n %ss Rice. 10 .aOs4 .u IesS.''a' AZ. soso s'"s
/ STuDEEAkEk 1910 opeIa coupe. rsdlo,
/ rlInat!z-I economical car equipped Win
| excellent tires: low prlce. HAWKINS. 1888
! IAN ST nv Dupont 44o5
t W1LLYS- OVERLAND. 1889. excellent con
/ dit tuu. fairly good Tires Eas saver. IN
auire 44tl stanley ave. sradbu,
| Heishts. Md.
/ WILLYS late lSil American de luxe for
! trunk sedan. l1,uUU mules, motor. HhlSh'
/ upholstery NE new cal one owner, ta-
/ Cellrut rubber healer 1893. 80 mi. per
! xallou l%+.. Sptlns I'd nv -
/ AUTOMOBILES, suod condition; terms cash
/ Phone Mr SrouE after 80 M. phone
! RA U1.l -.--
/ CHEVROLET lYih special dc luxe 4-door
sedan. radio and heater. Will make excel
+ Lent taxicAL. a LaIsaIu. only sS35. priority
CIRCLE MOTORS,
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SUMMER HOMES,

SPEND YOUR VACATION NEAR SCENIC
LURAY, VA
New 5-room stone house, completely
furn, with elec. and running water, sun
deck on roof. located in the cool, shady
mountains, near beautiful Skyline Drive
SWIMMING and HORSEBACK RIDING
featured This is an ideal spot for summer
vacationers. S-T-R-E-TC-H and relax
Box h-H Star - -
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTR IL
BOARD. Washing ton, D. c., june 2. ls43
Notice is hereby given that the follow II,
the District of Columbia Alcoholic Bev-
erAse Control Act. and that protests VIII
be received on or before June It, l9i3.
Building. after which date 4 time VIII be
set for PUBLIC hearing of such protests ;
Hsiler. T A Wrish,'s Old Curb Restaurant. =.
retailers ID 5ll md St NE THOMAS
ELLIS LODGE, AGNES x. MASON. VIII
LIAM P. MEREDITH. ALCOHOLIC BEV-
ERAGE CONTROL BOARD Ieo9
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FARMS WANTED.

SMALL TARNie. S 70 20 ACRES, PRINCE
Georges, Co.; send description, directtons
eqd priee IN Arst letter. J. D, NeoUADE,
e4S Z st. Nv. Washinstoq3 d G.
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2 ACRES FLOWED.
ARLINGTON

BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS ATTIC: NEAR
oI6. oI6. EARLY PossEssiSo5N: $3.50: s1.50S $500
ms. GAIL Mr. DoNAHUE. 'CH. a44o:
EVENINGS, FALLS CHURCH 1889. N. c.
HINES g. SONS. INC, REALTORS
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We VIII buy Second-truSt notes, D. c..
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE IL INVESTMENT
CORP
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV National 1898.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DESK SPACE IN LAWYERS 8 OFFICE FOR
rent. Reasonable. Room 316, 1920 New
York ave. NV. r.
PRIVATE UNFURN. ROOM FREE IN Elk
ior reception and tipping from 8 to 5
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
- - -
MONEY WANTED.

CHEVY CHASE HOME OWNER DESIRES
$500 1st-trust money at A., on desira BILE
property with Is acre ground. Call MR.
CHASE, DI O55S
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

) LOTS AT WOODLAND BEACH, MD, AT
clubhouse; forced TO sell because OF sick
ness, will sacrifice for $3.50 cash. Apply
:'lS N. Carolina ave. Sc.
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA. ABOUT 4 MILES
beyond Falls Church and near Lee high
way-One Of the Metropolitan Areas most
beautifully wooded lots, lOOx206 feet.
5000: $50 down and $40 per month
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1119 K st. NV.
Nafin 1lRR
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,
OFFICES FOR RENT,

SILVER SPRING AREA, 3-BEDROOM
punsaioW or 2-Story. not over $4,000.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE BONA FIDE CLIENTS
FOR APTS. OF ALL SIZES.
NONE TOO LARGE OR SMALL.
KINDLY CALL HARRY COHEN,
GE. O286.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2345,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE HOUSE ANIL. , BATHS;
10 miles north Of District line: $sb a
month. Box 3e2-Y, Star.
NEW. MOD. o-RM HOME EIHC KITCH-
en: miles from Navy Yard. $500 Branch
sys. sei. Cali 2 evening. J, FL11scA4iAN
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FARMS AND ACREAGE
JOHN BuRDOFT, Colesyille, Nd. Ashton
3S46
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SIX ROOMS, BATH. BUNGALOW: DBL.
terms. teri s.O2 zANTzEfNGER. Jr. wa. 1sis. =.
5 rooms and bath, acre Of sround; turn or
and bath upstairs. HI. 1449-W. -.
ARLINGTON-BRICK, EMI-DETACHED,
R9SSEssIoN sss,o JgsE gSE Ns K
e4Aea.. eH9Aca les5s = N: &C" {: HINES a i. SONS
$500 DOWN. So, 500 or $500 down, 81 ,5o
modern Fruit. shruobery. i blocks Rhode
Island streetcar, also bus, apts. rented,
1eos TaTor I'd, @ HyarPsvile. ants SSs Md Hs Union 1881
ewes.
NEAR COUNTRY CLUB HILLS, VA
year old. ,prewar construction, unusual ioor,
hillside lot: SID, 900 OWNER, phone after
g pm. oxford 35o6.
GAS SHORTAGE NO PROBLEM IF ,ye yyou
e Vpsan At ans ane Tenn roos ss HsyfTg Searogm Hs an
bath on ist noor. fireplace: equipped kitch-
en-. screened porch; :, bedrooms and bath
oG Slate shSSfF roo COPPER ope piping
eriy His At 18th and Penna. ave. get OF
Terms HOLBRoOK g. CO.. CH 5a49
ARLINGTON. Lyon Villaae-Attr :-story
and attic. screened porch, house. liv. rm
with fireplace, din. rm. with alcove. modern
kit. 2 bedrms. and bath. coal INV h
Beautiful corner lot / block 10c bus and
shopping center. Possession with deed.
w. D. TRACEY. OK. 4231.
M aacK 10 sa SArT .ns5Par s9R srx s1nsI
l0c fare to WASHINGTON. Less than SIS
600. Call REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
46l7 Lee highway. CHI. 1893, Oxford
1l3o. Ooen until pm.
10 ACRES. $3.50 CASH. 100 APPLE TREES,
S6.o5O. rms, bath lst floor 4 rms.
bath. studded in. 2nd foor Grove. Bring
depost. occupy now. BOSS. CHI. 5a11.
FOR S5,OOo-EAsY TERMS
mile D. c. line. 5-r., bath. bunsalow,
cleo, front and back porches. furnace
heat, full basement; SPACE for Victory ear-
den: paved street. Possession June 18th
Erwin REALTY CO. Call Hyatts. O:}4
ewes, WA. 1921.
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YES-WE HAVE
CUSTOM-BUILT. ENGLISH

TYPE STONE AND BRICK,
LYON V1LLAGE-POPULAR ARLINGTON
Less than > years old-in new-house
condition: featuring bedroom and bath on
first floor Seldom are We privileged to
offer such an attractive home in this popu-
lar close-in section-WTTH IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION Price Sl7.50n, Mr.. Ben
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WE WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR
YOUR PROPERTY. WHY BOR-
ROW WHEN YOU CAN SELL?
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
BIT 9Th ST. NV. DI. 6l5O.
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DON'T MISS THIS
3 YEARS OLD
S11,450
IN SILVER SPRING

Beautiful BRICK bungalow slate roof, e
large rooms, H. baths. very desirable
neighhorhood. substantla! cash. can be
bought rlgh, shown bv appoIntmnnn'
only Immediate possession. WORTHING-
1NGTCE REALTY, exclusive, S4l5 Geors Ia
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rs 18th g NV DI. $500.
Exclusive Agent
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FORD 194l station wagon; low-mileage
wagon that looks and performs like new:
very scarce model, act quickly: $1295:
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KENWOOD AREA

And a reasonable monthly payment will
buy this 2-year-old detached brick home
with rooms > baths, Located in q sub
division of new homes Possession may hc
Call NE. 1l43, until o pm.
J WFSI FY BUCHANAN. RFAITOR
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3 Bedrooms-Mt. Pleasant.
pa baths. summer winter OIL burner
'n.r), screened porches. detached ga
rage Possession LARGE income posSiblli-
ties, Sl3,nn0. terms
McKEEVER & WHTTETORD
ny 0.lG 81
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PFTWORTH

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
This Colonial brick home contains f
laree rooms and baths, chestnut trim
Detached garage. Will completely redeco
rate. For information call Mr.. FRED
tricks. MA 1905: evenings. SlIso 1864
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HOME OR INVESTMENT


Two substantial bricks, Columbia rd &.
near l4th-Il rooms, , baths. oil heat
each. Arranged as :. apts. Over $500
month rental. Priced for only S29,50O.
on terms.
SYoUR NE1GHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 54OO.
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CHEVY CHASE, D, G..

Appealing brick home. s rooms. :, baths
fnlshed attic, bu,lt-ln garase; conveniently
located TO transportation. schools and
shopping Beautiful shaded lot Immediate
occupancy. Price, Sl3,.5O Call EN-. l',9O
until Q pm F. A. TWEED CO., 5504