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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

 the Treasury for their time than the country'd save win, lose or draw.
 The bombing of those two Ruhr dams was very thoughtful of the R. A. r. It gives Hitler something in which to drown his sorrows!
 First thing the U. s. Army did after capturing those Heinie gen. erals was to feed them broiled steaks. In Japan instead of burn ing steak for a prisoner they burn the prisoner to a stake.
 Anyway this gives Gocbels a chance to say the Nazi Generals had beef coming.
 Five months ago an army pilot crashed in Kansas but his injuries were reported trivial. Nevertheless, they just proved fatal-he married the gal who gave him first aid. NUIOhCl Sdyo Lieutenant Seaman Jacobs, who re- gently married strip teaser Margie Hart, is very lucky guy--he's the only man who's ever seen her fully dressed.
 Etiquette Note: Never crack wal nuts with your teeth. Take off one of your shoes and use the heel.
 Talking about shoes you'd better use your No. F coupon before June 15th-for after that it'll only be good for a pound of sugar! Difference between She Marines and He-Marines is that while the former powder their faces the lat ter face the powder.
 The W. P. E. has prohibited new wall paper patterns. Giving these bathroom artists and mustache. painters a chance to make few dollars out of hobby.
 A St. Louis Department Store solved its labor problem by insert ing a help-Wanted ad in state ments to charge account customers and hiring those interested. They didn't add whether their former customers got paid in cash or work ed out overdue accounts. The PeekskilI Military Academy has a staff officer named "CaptaiI Kidd'.
 A Montana cowboy wanted to have his Wife's fur coat insured but she said no-she had a man watch ing 1t. The cowboy opened a closet saw the man in question and got a divorce without the fur flying.
 FavOrite story of Week: Warden to convict about to be electrOcuted) Have you any last request before we give you the juice?" Convict: Yes sir-make it orange juice."
 I got so mad when I saw the headline "JapS sink U. s. hospital ship I went right out and bought another Bond. Why not make that a habit? Every time you burn at a headline buy bomb and help make the headlines burn the enemy! 1
 FolIr fboucand eV-p-ipe-S iv,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
Je s S e ADLER Looks at the NEWS

Hey Walter Winchell--hoWz about referring to all of John L. LeWis's speeches as "Lewisite Gas Attacks. Lewisite you know, is one of the deadliest war gases!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

Potatoes were so scarce in New York last week one of the swank East Side clubs got ritzy by putting a boiled potato instead of an olive in it's martinis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

Congress and the Senate have spent so many months getting paid to debate the Ruml plan, they've already drawn more money from the Treasury for their time than the countly'd save win, lose or draw.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

l got so mad when I saw the headline "JapS sink U. s. hospital ship I went right out and bought another Bond, Why not make that a habit? Everytime you burn at a headline buy bomb and help make the headlines burn the enemyl
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12

WIN Ann watching MS SHgnteSt
move, he shot the key home.
I've got that will! Now-Will you
get well and go!"
He moved over to the table, feel
ing trifle unsteady and bury in
the head, and sat on the tables
edge. one foot swinging.
well soon find out about all
this" he said. 1--WE got key-a
key old Early Bill sent me-"
"a key! You've got key! VIII
what sort of key?"
"a key that's made to unlock
something" he snorted at her.
What do you suppose, asking what
sort of key? Now, when I find what
it's to unlock-There's an old devil
in town they call the Judge-He's
crazy as bed-bug, no question.
But he knows a lot of things. Be-
tween him and another crazy old
coot name of Doc Joe"
Doc Joe isn't crazy old coot!
He's dear! But-but-Where did
you say you got your key?"
Forget that I've told you as
much as have! Are you and
old friends who tell each other all
our hearts secrets? Are we"
"Shut up! You talk so darned
much and say so little-you make
me mad! Tell me about your key.
Did Early Bill-You say that he
sent it to you?"
well, what if he did? Maybe
you've got the lock it fits! Let's
taught"
MAYBE l have! And if you've got
the other key, I'll show you! I'll
show you who owns the King Cole
Ranch and all that goes with it!
Where's your precious key, Mr.. Cole
Cody?"
"Where's your lock for it to fit?"
he shot back at her, and grinned his
most malicious grin.
Suddenly they were aware of Aunt
Jenifer in the doorway, clearing her
throat to a warning "Ahem!" Her
eyes drifted sidewise toward the
window, and managed to jerk their
attention in that direction, where
upon Rance Waldron made the best
of the situation, tapping on the pane,
calling to them,
whats going on in there?
thought you two, after the lady had
popped bullet into the gent, would
have had enough of each other. Mind
if l drop in and join in the pow
wow"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12

"When was a very little girl"
she told him sweetly, II used to
say that I hated things. Castor oil
was one, and there were others.
But, dear me, I didn't know what
was talking about. For only now,
Mr.. Cody, do know now what the
word hate means. Need I 60 fur
Their? OF course not. Now, suppose
you tell me what, if anything at all,
you are driving at? Someone has
told you, no doubt, that Mr.. Early
Bill Cole willed everything he had
to me?"
Cole Cody had way of exhaling
cigarette smoke that, she was dead
sure, could infuriate anyone on
earth. He did some exhaling. Her
nails bit into her pink palms. But,
Spartanlike, she clenched her teeth
and waited.
Outside, in the patio, Rance Wal
dron had stopped at the side of a
window, listening, one would have
judged, so still and attentive had he
become, that he was far and away
more than merely casually interest
ed. At least so deemed Aunt Jeni-
fer, spying on him from kitchen
corner!
At last Ann spoke up, and very
quietly, considering who it was
speaking.
Mr.. Early Bill Cole" she said,
spacing her words nicely, twas a
gentleman and very fine man. He
was friend of my fathers. He
knew that he had to die. So he
made his will. It's quite too bad.
Mr.. Cody, to disappoint you, but
Mr.. Cole left everything he had-to
me. Yes, that's what I said. He
made will to that effect and-and
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12
BONES
RAZOR BLADES
HgnT nj nnFn Single Double EDGE
ktNl klAIytS The outstandinE
GUERNSEY HELPERS

HIGH-GRADE GUERNSEY HELPERS,
under one year and yearlings past, some
bred. Special price on four.
FRED CHANDLER CHARLTON. La.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12

A most welcome gift to any
pipe-smoker or roll-your-own fan
now in our armed forces is
pound of his favorite tobacco. Nu-
merous surveys have shown that
tobacco is the No. l gift on the
service mans list. A favorite with
many of our soldiers, sailors, ma
rines, and Coast Guardsmen is
Prince Albert, the largest-selling
smoking tobacco in the world. If
you have friend or relative in
the Army, Navy, Marines, or
Coast Guard who smokes pipe or
rolls-his-own, send pound can of
Prince Albert. Your local dealer
is featuring the National Joy
Smoke as an ideal gift for service
men.-Adv.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12
4 BIG Word

1t isn't a long ,cord. 1t has on
ly three letters, but it's still big
rcord, because the people uho
really understand its meaning
usually think big thoughts. The
lcord is ''you," and it is more i'm
portant than 'T' or me" and
even more important than ire"
because by '',ce' most people
mean ''me' and my ideas about
"you." 1t ,could be easy enough
to be the good neighbors Kath-
lecn Norris urges us to be. il ice
Tould only try to think harder
about ''you' and little less
about 'mo."
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II ~ AC :lE!E:2! Il liz
WJACkSON GREGORY
@GREGoRY

THE STORY SO FAR: Ann Lee and
Cole Cody, bene6ciaries under two identi.
cal wills made by Early Bill Cole, ar.
rived in Bald Eagle by stage coach, only
to learn Of Bill Coles death a few days
previously. Ann, accompanied by Aunt
Jenifer, went out to Old Bilps ranch the
following day and was greeted by Rance
Waldron, who, posing as Old Bills neph-
ew, made 1t evident they were not vel.
come at the Ranch. While Ann Lee was
making 1t Just as plain she had no inten-
ton of leaving, Cole Cody arrived. Ann
and Cole had a misunderstanding during
the journey to Bald Eagle and she was
not pleased to see him at the Ranch. In
fact, she ordered him lat.
Now continue with the story.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12

Bile way of helping with the war eff
fort. comes suddenly to life at one
of the meetings, and offers to give
all the small children in the block
party on Big Game day, so that
the fans can go to the game.
Gathers Vital Statistics.
Conscientious little Mrs Baker re-
ports that there are II hot water
bottles in the block, five thermom-
eters, two ice-bags, one woman who
was nurse, one who took two years
of medicine, one who is a graduate
dietitian, and q persons who will
take hour by hour sentry duty in
case of a raid.
Mrs. Bates admits that she never
knew that DR.. Williams daughter
was blind. She will go read to her
twice a week with the greatest
pleasure.
This block scheme was started by
Edwina Kenney Highland of San
Diego. Her name ought to be a
household word from now on. For
her inspiration is toward the real
brotherhood that is the only cure for
all our troubles, and the only ending
of war. When nations learn what
these neighboring women have
learned. fear will die. and with fear
hate will die, and we will learn to
construct with our billions, and no
longer destroy. For deep in their
hearts, every man and woman in this
world wants three things, love. Sc
curity, service. And it is one of
Gods miracles that there is always
enough of these three things, and
that the more OF them we give, the
more, by hundreds and thousands of
times, the supply increases.
But remember, when you begin
your block work, that fear and suspi-
cion, and the shyness that masks it
self in stiffness and standoffishness,
is all about you. Your neighbors will
think you want to get something for
nothing; many quite intelligent wom-
en- have never learned to share, new
er learned to be neighborly. They
will hoard old rubber sheets, old
copper, dentist chairs, chopping
blocks, any old rubbish at all, rather
than put it to use. That the loan of
suitcase might make some little
girl in the block feel happier; that
the milk that accumulates after
few days absence, or the magazines
with which one is quite finished
might contribute immensely to the
comfort of the woman next door, has
never occurred to them.
Breaks Down AloOfness.
Yet those women long for COM
partnership and occupation, and after
a rather dubious, chilly, unsuccess-
full meeting or two will blossom out
into genuine helpfulness. What this
will do for them personally is in
calCulable, but it is what the scheme
will do for America in this hour of
crisis that counts. Unity. co-opera-
ton, the holding of each others
hands was never so valuable. The
very children will flourish in the
genial atmosphere that will spread
itself over the gardens and back
yards, the front stoops and kitchen
porches; they will feel safer.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12

OuI VI lIllS llfSI WdT year,
is the San Diego "Block Plan"
This block plan is really
good neighbor" policy applied
to your home, your kitchen and
garden, your children's school
and your social club.
The women of San Diego,
under the inspired leadership
of the woman who originated
the plan, have been carrying
it out with such success and
such enthusiasm that when l last
had a report, some months ago,
more than five thousand blocks were
developing it. A "block unit" is
simply block in your town, city or
suburb in which the Womanfolk
quietly and unostentatiously get to
know each other.
The men have organized and gone
away, and thousands of younger
women have gone away, too, into
defense and Red Cross work. This
is the organization of the home-mak-
ing women, and its effect is wonder
full, even now in its shaky begin
nlngs, that it may prove to be, as
l suggested in opening this article,
the very best thing that has come
out of, or can come out Of, war
For it means friendliness, sharing,
security. Those beautiful things that
war threatens and loneliness accen-
tuateS. 1t means that every old
woman, busy housewife, high school
girl and child within its influence is
! enveloped in a sense of community
protection and safety, and those are
invaluable assets today
Neighbors Meet Frequently.
1t means that you meet the men
and women who live in the houses
each side of you, discover what you
can do for them in case of shortage,
emergency or panic and let them
know what they can do for you
1t means that you pick a central
point for assembly in case of real
need, that you appoint some woman
as block guardian who will call
meetings, and arrange well in ad-
vance for those neXt-door services
that may be demanded of us all at
any time.
For example. You knew that pref
ty little Mrs. Smith two doors away
had two children, but you weren't
quite sure of anything else about
her. Now you discover that there's
to be third child in March. But
that child may decide to come when
the Observation-Disclosures is far
away, the hospitals crowded and
the children'S grandmother laid up
with a broken ankle. That's when
you take the older children home
with you, and Mrs. Brown, two doors
away on the other side, who used to
be a trained nurse before she mar
ried, steps in to keep an eye on Mrs.
Smith.
Two months later, when your big
boy gets a weeks leave and you
could join him if it wasn't for Daddy
and Margaret, both in hard war
time jobs, Mrs. Smith and Grandma
Smith welcome Margaret and Daddy
for meals as if they were royal
guests.
Meanwhile Mrs. Davis, up at the
corner, has discovered that the
Montgomerys, who have been living
in the block for five years without
anyone paying any attention to them,
are anxious to loan the Smiths their
baby's outworn perambulator. Old
Aunty Wilson, in the brown cottage
with the pepper tree, offers her
big iron preserving kettles to any
one who wants to put up the first
cherries and Strawberries.
Mrs. Jones, who has been COM
planning that she hasn't any posi-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12

Bile way of helping with the war eff
fort. comes suddenly to life at one
of the meetings, and offers to give
all the small children in the block
a party on Big Game day, so that
the fans can go to the game.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12
Largest Natural Gas Reservoir

The largest known reservoir of
natural gas in the world is the
great Panhandle gas field, under
lying nearly all of five counties in
Texas.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12
NO ASPIRIN FASTER

than genuine, pure St. Joseph Aspirin.
Worlds largest seller at l0t. None safer.
none surer. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1943-03-12
By KATHLEEN NORRIS
Bell Syndicate-WNU Features

TNE of the good Livingstone
l of the best things, to come
~ out of this first war year,
is the San Diego "Block Plan"
Evening star., 1943-05-09
CHEVY CHASE MD -S12-

CHEVY CHASE MD-sl3.75o
HeTe IS very fine property either for
nome or investment. now equipped and
contains rooms. . baths with "-Car
puN-in garage new General Electric oil
7uthsce ALL IN FINE CONDITION
earden space This is an ideal suburban
o2nn noome Once Open Today. Call Woodley
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT (con,.

WOULD LIKE TO TAKE CARE OF HOUSE
for summer: 3 ADULTS. All empl. Call be-
fore 10 am. or after 4:3O pm. co. 1851.
War As.doaan pErT ,oS!o GoNsuLTAEr IS REaUIREs
family three adults. Christian: can furnish
ferred Box 2s0-M. Star
REPUBLICAN, FAMILY HERE TO STAY
MR.: GRAVES. AD: aelb: ewes, EN-. i7s5.
MOTHER AND ADULT SON. JUNE Is;
small house or two-bedroom apt. unfur-
Write dosEPH fssSn 81 ssfsy schoc
81 Andover. Mass
COUPLE WITH .9-Mo. YOUNG SON AND
-yr.-old Dachshund, would like to keep
house a Under o s1oa n Sl tn WA G4s
WOULD LIKE TO TAKE CARE OF HOUSE
for summer: 3 adults, ali employed. Call
before ! o a m. or after 4:30 pm. CO. s16l
CONFIRMED oPT1MIsT HOUSE HUNT
mer coIless ofcai, SEEKS rms. s''fa fnrn iop or
unturn. approximately $ll5 Call EN-
oa74 after 6. Prefer Alexandria or NV
gNFuRN.. 20 BEDROOMS DURATION;
ensineer; R1cHARDsoSN. 81. 47oo: "s.. eVes..
WANTED BY RESPONSIBLE TENANT,
DI. $40 i42S vi Eye st. tN NV. ~ ooNl'N'
"-BEDRooM HOUSE OR APT. FUR
nished, wanted by quiet, refined family of
SHARAI RE. $3.50.
EMPLOYE OF OFFICE OF EDUCATION
wants to rent 3-bedroom house on or before
June /; prefer northwest section: can eX-
change references. Box 3O"-M. Star ..
PERMANENT EMPLoYE NEEDS 3-BED-
room. unfurnished house within 7 miles of
Waite House. Call Woodley 7O15 after
3-REDROOMS. FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nished .n arlington preferred, July /. BOX
UNFuRNIsHEp HOUSE OF OR 4 BED
4 adults. TAYLOR 6llS 10.
BRITISH EMBASSY OFFICIAL, WIFE AND
borse shdTben abont wants bedToom furnished
could wait until September A Accessibility .ano t
most important. Phone ordway 4s5ti, 10.
NAVY OFFICER DESIRES FuRN. OR UN-
furn house. 3 b.r., NV. or suburbs: 3
JDe1as 5ne Bsssee Bes tsieEsnSe' staS
WANTED = FURNISHED }, BEDROOM
house. by Government employe, wife. )
fhiidren: pnl l {, exceent care of house promised
UNFURNISHED HOUSE OR APT. FOR
iWo responsible adults, NV. or Arlington
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUMMER WITH
large-sized grounds for two adults who will
minimum two bedrooms. maids room; will
paw up TO $3.50 per month. Write or phone
WlLMO1lE. 200 18th St NV. CO. 700
We HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfinished houses in the
northwest section OF the city and near
suburbs. We can hnd you a responsible
tenant II you will list your house with US
RANDALL H HAGNER l. CO. Inc.
lo-l conn. Ave. DE. 5000
CHOICE NORTHWEST sECTION-FuR-
nlshed home Naval officer with small
lamlly desires Tor June Is occupancy. de-
tached rather new attractiyely furnished
= bedrooms, > baths, double garage, oil or
gas heat. larse lot needed pay liberal
rental. Full commission to brokers'
SANDOZ. INC,
Can Mr. Weir. " Dupont Circle, DU 1924
4 OR 5 BEDROOM HOUSE.
Preferably Suburban or NV.
Possession Immediately
or June |.
Sales executive and family appreciative
OF nice home moving from Chicaso June /
Call FRANK J. NUGENT, Executive BOSS
or E&. 1000. Ext. s9a. o.
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OFF 18th ST,
1444 OGLETHORPE NV

PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL UNABLE TO
CHASE NEW t-RooM HoUsE. 3 BATHS,
FENSED YARD GARAGE. WISHES 10
MENT APARTMENT WITH Full KTTCH-
~ AND FULL BATH AND WITH SEP
ARAIE ENTRANCE BRINGS $50 RFNT
MONTHLY. CALL RE S2g6 APT 100
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOME OWNERS s CARE PLUS INCOME
Maintenance assured. Your yard and
garden will get competent care. Prefer
unfurnished house. by Sept lSt. Ref
ences. Call NO 64O5 or write S. S. F..
1:39 Quincy ne.
GOVERNMENT LEGAL CONSULTANT DE-
slres to rent furnished house up to 81 80.
June ! or ! 3 to Sept. l. NV. D. c.. suburbs
C30-M. Star. 10'
FOR JULY LIST OCCUPANCY OR BEFORE.
small unfurn. or furn, house pref with
two or three bedrms. and two baths. by
or nearby MARYLAND Oliver 1927.
WANTTD1HOUsE OR APT, UNFURN.
small house or 2-bedrm. apt. perm
A6Its. Oliver S272.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
HOUSES UNFURNJsHeD.


PARK, RD-, Mr.. lSth-CHARMING DE-
tached; 4-hedroom, '.-bata home plus
f5npie,eiS fnrn pyI apt lne9me party
so BUCHANAN ST WALTER HEIGHTS.
Mclean. va, rms. and bath modern
6unsaloW. beautifully reconditioned. large
slH9s sict9sy garden n lot Owner on premises
CHEVY CHASE. D; C.-AVAILABLE JULY
]. New brick. ) bedrmS.. :. bati.S. saS neat
fireplace. screened porch shade. garage,
near bus. Sl23. Box 3?a-R. Star.
EaEe; $50 month, with option to buy
NEW DETACHED RESIDENCE, 3 BED
rooms baths. recreation room with toilet
Apply APE sHnaay 1aay,. on premises, ""5 Adams
43oa VAN NESS ST. NV BEDROOMS,
z baths, lst-f floor Iavatorv maids room
and bath, auto. gas heat, screened upstairs
perch 2-csr garage, Apply Sunday only
house. near Wardman Park; LARGE draw
ins room: music room. dining room, but
on lst floor: SPACIOUS library, TWO bed
rooms. two baths and screened porch on
2nd foor four heorooms. two, bs'hs and
taee; automatic heat. maids room Rent
$500 per month For appointment 10 in
spect phone ross d PHELPS. i4la K St
NEWLY DE~ORATED ROOMS AND
bath. ami, fireplace screened porch. built
in esrase. corner LOT. garden. . chicken
houses. doshousc. each separs,ely fenced;
near Falls Church: no small children
Vienna 26-W-ll Sunday or MA. s44s Men
day
TAX PIX. ND SPACIOUS RMS.
center hall and bath: Sl35 per mo-: wears
lease; adults cnly; large yard: near bus,
stores 124 Maple ave. Sligo 5sl4
NEW DETACHED HOUSE. e ROOMS. OPEN
fireplace, porch screens. earaee. | block
bus. is minutes Cow bldes restricted
section. Warfeld s56@
4 ROOMS. NO CONVFNIENCEs 500.
southern Ave, near So. Capitol Sc
AT So33
Evening star., 1943-05-09
HOUSES FUR. OR UkEUR.

POTOMAC. MD, 16 MILES FROM DIS
trict; houses. / S acres. henhouses. stable.
concrete badminton court to be used by
both tenants. Smaller house. bedrooms,
. baths, large living room, large dining
sehen rent s5 aarssS
house. bedrooms . baths. living room,
dining room. maids room inclosed sleep
ins porch. fireplace. all-eectrc kitchen,
garage with room adjacent beautiful
flower garden. flower pools; rent, SI15.
Call WI $3.50
) ROOMS AND BATH MODERN I'M
provementS references required Call %
Rollins ave Seat Plea asant Md 90
Evening star., 1943-05-09
CHEVY CHASE MD

Near golf course; most appealing brick
ILln' aTrsneed for sracIous entertainIng
los los OF unusual features. 30-ft living
room: % > bedrooms. =, ba hs on end floor;
PahcS. j. IS pr.cgd rlfht for a quick sale
TWEED CO, 5jo4 Conn. ave. EN-
Evening star., 1943-05-09
Outstanding Value.
Forest Hills

Forest Hills.
Owner leaving the city has placed an
attractive figure on this beautiful home
for immediate sale. Handsome in ap-
huge living room. with circular bay-model
fireplace. dining room ideal for entertain
ing. panel library. tile lavatory breakfast
and beautifully equipped kitchen: End
floor. 4 bedrooms. master bedroom with
fireplace, 3 lovely tile baths: 3rd floor 2
finished rooms, bath and cedar-lined stor-
age rooms. You will also find a spacious
studio-ceiling, ballroom which adioins the
terraced garden, and the features include
bar. venetian blinds auto heat. scar
built-in garage. marvellous ground. To
Inspect, today, call
&, CO., Inc, Realtors DI $3.50
Evening star., 1943-05-09
2-FAMILY HOUSE

+ul1 "a h st Nj Rainier-Very attr7e-
tive room home arranged for FAM
mes: large Ems. big st'fc, porch AWNINGS,
stores and trans this is an ideal home.
al a reasonable price. Why pay rent7 II
ln'ereS'ed in a real fine ard attractive
home. inspect today; this property is clean;
VII! fnanc open Q m H C MAYNOR
4 co. H3l4 R l. ave ne NO 1895
Evening star., 1943-05-09
COLORED.

CHESTERBROOK, VA.
10 rooms, no Improvements: acres of
eround, large enough for poultry farm;
one block of main road; convenient TO
stores and transportation; S35 monthly
FEDERAL FINANCE CO., ol5 New York
ave. NV. 1Os
Evening star., 1943-05-09
1l35 SUMMIT PI, NE
4 Bedrooms. Detached. Brick.
1926 18th ST. NV

Adj Rock Creek Park-2Is baths. Ike
new. lovely oak floors :, freplaceS IL min
downtn. y blocks TO bus and grade school:
15S-ft. lot, aaed trees in beautiful setting.
overlooking lovely gardens; wide creek at
bottom of hill oil INV n. convertible :.
space for victory earden. modern kit,
yrfGs 9b ns se1di5 six. 74shes 9oTeSoen
windows. sun deck above; breakfast room,
den, stairway TO lge. foored attic with 4
lee windows huilt-in garage. street-level
Easement. spaced for recreation room; storm
Windows Immediate occupancy. Sl5.5oo.
CO OoG3