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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-05
Automobiles
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DeSoto and Plymouth
JOHN ]. COLLINS, INC.
SO Willow st. Dial 3-2124
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-10-05

b---U--FiVe
FUR PIECE LOST Monday evening
oct lth, between orchard st, and
Sacred Heart Church. Liberal re.
ward. Phone 4-e763.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23
Maryland Merry
GO-ROund
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Forrestal promptly agreed and
Captain Byrnes was named to be
official observer for the Navy De
partment at a meeting staged in
Senator Tydings' office Tydings
office was selected because the
Senator is second on the Senate
Naval Affairs Committee.
1t was brought out that already
accidental fires had been started
by plane-dropped flares on three
homes in the contested zone; that
homes 10 miles away from the
Dahlgren proving grounds. and on
tnC Maryland side, were gradually
sinking under the impact of con
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23
LET'S GRIN AND BEAR IT

Bus riding is experience for many and
whose longest walk in many years the distance between
house and garage 1t is also of forebearance and good
Even before the Government its ban pleasure drv
ing the buses crowded with riders particularly
newly hired by plants. If buses overcrowed
be that conditions will be before they
better.
No buses being manufactured. Equipment now
the road is wearing Old buses which
service in again If those ancient
available there would be jam packed buses passing
up groups of angrilywaiting passengers.
IN order buses the bus find more
drivers only operate the emergency equipment but also
take the places experienced drivers who gone
industry.
Most the old drivers are good
nltured about unavoidable Inconvenience.
drivers and Of the riders don't be able
take it.
Remember that the the wheel is dealing with short
tempered people all day long 1t isn't easy work driving bus
through and with the added
beparking teupS Give him break and try make the best
Of it because the and drivers doing their best. Step
the back and make for the stop
press that expression of annoyance it won't help All may
be walking before the ends
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23

Police Force, visited Former Po-
l1ceman John Sales and inspected
the new Jail. expressing surprise at
its completeness.
Except in one district there was
an absence of contestants in the
Democratic primaries.
- 1885 -
Bayer Brothers, grocers. lost a
valuable horse by death from lock-
jaw.
A neat wire netting was placed
around the fountain in the Public
Square
George Himler, residing along
the Cavetown Pike, lost one of his
valuable hogs from eating glass.
Rev. Edwin Heyl Delk, the new
pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church
was scheduled to arrive in Hagers-
town on September 4, 1885.
Between 10000 and 10000 peo-
pie attended the Grangers' Picnic
near Mechanicsburg.
A Boonsboro item said that there
was a family in that place that
consumed a barrel of flour in 25
days. (No rationing them.
Rev. NJ. L. Beard, pastor of the
Lutheran Church at Burkittsville
accepted the pastorate of the
BoOnsboro charge, same denomina-
ton.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23

S'.r cOncussiOn from guns in
neightOring Virginia.
1t was also stated that Maryland
areas were being made the goal"
for Virginia, whose citizens had
protested successfully against fur
ther military invasion of it's choicer
terrains. Finally it was stated that
Maryland doesn't propose being
dumping ground for stuff that is
unWelcOme to Virginia.
Meanwhile, however, in Prince
Georges, st. Mary's and Calvert
counties minor enlargements of
naval establishments, beneficial
both to the Navy and the neighbour
hoods concerned, are meeting no
objections whatsoever. Some $325,-
600 to round out and expand exist
ing facilities which are sorely
needed is being expended in these
areas with unanimous approval of
all concerned
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23

Grandma Hoskins knows a lot
about history but when we
asked her where the first brew
cry was built in America, she
wouldn't take sides.
"You see," says Grandma,
wherever the Colonists settled,
one of the first things they
thought about was food and beer
-. III fact, one reason why the
Pilgrims landed at Plymouth
Rock was because the Mayfiow.
er was runnin' short of beer"
Well, that 1UGS a new one on
us, but Grandma showed it to US
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23
(From our Scrap Book
1925

Editorial: The experience of
several years in the study and So
luton of accident prevention prob
lens has invariably indicated that
spasmotic effort here and there in
preventing accidents does not
succeed. Probably the most press
ing need for the application of uni
form safety today is in relation to
preventable accident occurring on
the streets and highways due to
the operation Of motor vehicles
Annually 22,500 lives are lost, and
some 100000 accidents with
property loss Of not less than $780,
100000 are actually happening
each year on our streets and high
ways and it is getting worse each
year. After careful consideration
of this appalling situation, Secre-
tary Hoover had set in motion a
solution for this great National
tragedy by calling the National
Conference on Street and Highway
Safety and appointing committees,
who are now working toward com
pleting a Uniform Vehicle Act"
Fitzgerald's, cut rate meat mar
ket and grocery, advertised Friday
and Saturday specials as follows:
Round steak, 25c lb.; sirloin steak,
2Sc lb.; fancy chuck steak and
roast, zoe lb.; good veal chops,
25 and 30c lb. good boiling beef,
15c lb.; good frankforts, zoe lb.
good pork chops, SOC lb.; country
style roll, SIC lb.; Campbell's bak-
ed beans, 10c can; No. l new pO-
tatoes, soc. Orders delivered to
all parts of the city Mr. Fitzger-
aid also had Stall 16 on the City
Market.
The Hagerstown Shoe &, Logging
Company wanted girls, who were
experienced operators in the upper
fitting department.
HagerstOwn Maccabees moved to
and held their first meeting in the
Junior Fire Company Hall. Almost
the entire roster Of the local or
ganization turned out for the initial
meeting in the new home.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23

Bombed
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23
1913

Rev. DR.. ]. NJ. TOmbaugh was
made treasurer by the Progressive
Brethren at the National Confer
ence at WinOna Lake, Ind.
Charles Creager and Albert Wag-
ner caught four nice bass in the
Antietam. Harvey Wachter and
George Wassen caught % suckers
in the ConOcocheague.
Martin Brady of the Baltimore
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23
HANGOVERS

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pany. Several workers had re-
Gently been employed by this
outfit but because they were
above that age orders from head
quarters were that they should
be tossed out. The fact that they
were doing swell job in
most important industry didn't
count.
Well, here we are again Just
as Labor and Management gets
together and agrees that nothing
but winning the war counts in
the final score, this nationally
known railroad comes up with a
silly ruling that throws out
workers who want to help win
the war, but who are prevented
from doing so simply because
they were born too soon.
Pm still laying my chips on
the women and the older men
of this nation to win the war on
the "Home Front.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23

Better Buy a Bond Than Be
Bombed!
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-04-23
From where [ sit
/u Joe Marsh

just as it was written in the
Mayfower's log.
And it seems that all through
our early American history beer
sort of tempered the hardships
and helped to make us toler-
ant, moderate people.
From where | sit, beer is the
American drink of moderation
and friendlineSs-kind of SYM
bol of our personal liberty.
@e Ma,4x
Evening star., 1943-02-21
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

T-room brick center-hau residence, large
living room, dining room, breakfast room.
Kitchen, 3 bedrooms ? baths. maids room
and bath in basement foored attic; house
tached garage. beautiful grounds, lot 5Ox
220 excellent vegetable garden; price re-
duced. seller having left city: immediate
occupancy; cash required. Sl,250: monthly
payments, $i25 CaH EN-. 1890 Sunday
and weekdays till pm. F. A. TWEED
Evening star., 1943-02-21
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

NICELY FURNISHED GROOM, MODERN
homc, located 3ll Kentucky ave. Beverly
Hills, Alex, Va, available from March l to
May l. price, Sl20 per month. Phone
Temple GAO.
WILL SHARE 5-RM FURN HOUSE WITH
young women or couple IN Silver Spring
area. Call sun. or after : pm. weekdays,
b-RM. HOUSE, $50 NO; ACRE FRUIT
52l5 \. llth st, Arlington. Va
COUPLE TO SHARE 5-ROOM BUNGA-
low, PVT bedroom unfurn, So Shapiro,
HOUSE ARTIsTICALLY FURNISHED: ?
sn and bath oil -hea. l1 Gcorgetown;
$50 per month. EN- 100
CHEVY CHASE, AVAILABLE MARCH I5-
6 ms, > baths at.ractjVtly iuTr, CoHv
stores and transp. OR 5ai1.
CHEVY CHASE - COMFORTABLE DET.
home, 2 rms. . baths 0orches. garaer.
Sl5o. WALTER A BROWN, NA 1852
WI. 5l3d
EXCELLENT NV. DEsIR-
able S-room house, 3 porches coal heat
front and back yards. viii sell urnltIIre
transfer lease. Box "4o-A star
LOVELY NEW 5-BEDRM. 4-BATH HOUSE
IN BEAUTIFUL, -CONV. SPRING VALLEY
SECI TON 500 MO. THE HENRY CLAY
co, MI. OGUO
Evening star., 1943-02-21

i0- buuga!oWS in SILVER Spring larse
.cvCl corner lot; . hlks off CocSVlle rd
> rms fireplace. h3tl, screened uorch
on first floor; finished nm. upstairs. maid
nm IN basement, Venetian blinds. door
Caines, steel sash storm windows Priced
a. $500 for uUlck sale; SubStanti cash
required SUBURBAN REALTY Co,
Evening star., 1943-02-21
TAKOMA PARK. D, c.

II you can be satisfied with one of the
older houses in excellent condition located
The house contains a large living room
with woodburnirG fireplace, spacious din
ing room, kitchen and lSt-foOr lavatory
On the 2nd floor there are 3 nice bedrooms
WIN large closets tile bath. There Is also
z dc,3chcd garage and room for a garden
Priced TO soil at Cqi50
Evening star., 1943-02-21
OPEN TODAY. 1915.
1924 PERRY PIT, NV
DON'T BE SORRY.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

ONLY S1,"50 CASH REQUIRED
7-rn brick center-hall residence; large
living nm. dining rm., breakfast rm., mod
crn Kitchen. , large bedrms.. " beautiful
baths: additional bath and maids rm. in
basement: floored attic house insulated;
immacu'atelv clean: h.-wh.: detached ga
race: beautiful grounds, 5OX@@0 IT.; price
reduced; owner out o. city: vacant. imue-
4ietc occupancy; monthly navrentS, SI25.
CoO FM. 1900 sun. and weekdays F. A.
TWEED co 55nt Conn ave
Evening star., 1943-02-21
VACANT.

3647 New Hampshire ave, corner Prince
ton; brick, rooms, bath. coal h W h !;
zoned 1st commercial: entirely recondi-
TONED, including new hardwood floors ideal
for doctor; reasonable price and terms
Open sunday, , to pm
A. M. ROTH. Woodward Bldg. Ma 1885
Evening star., 1943-02-21
OFFICE OPEN
ALL DAY SUNDAY.
Dho~ ND dAcd

FI1One OK. 44O4.
For further information about the follow
ing houses.
Spring Valley,
On 2 beautiful site surrounded by other
fine homes.
OWNER WANTS OFFER
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
imposing stone and brick colonial con-
tanning bedroomS and ? baths on the
ma moor: : rooms and bath on the 3rd
studio room with paneled walls: large fire.
place and circular windows; st floor lava
tory and every facility for gracious living:
AUTOMATIC gas heat The setting is wooded
and nicely Handicapped.
Spring Valley-$18,500.
VACANT-IMMEDIAT POSSESSION.
-Four bedrooms, baths. stone and clap
board Colonial; automatic gas heat; .
BLOCKS. from stores and downtown trans
portation. Only years old,
Wesley HeightS-$13 500.
Small cash payment. monthly payments like
rent to responsible purchaser.
an outstanding value, located between .
expensive properties and close to trausnor-
iatlon and school. Containing bedrooms.
Isl foor lavatory maids room and bath;
car garage; automatic gas heat.
Mr.. Walter Reed Hospital. 1880
Three-bedroom detached home: gas heat;
Eood residential section: close to transport
tation, stores and schools
W G. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT co
1880 Mass Ave NV. OR 44G4
Evening star., 1943-02-21
COLONIAL ESTATE.

Located ~ mi from Washington and
Fentagon Bids. > bedrooms. A. baths.
completely furnished. wooded grounds with
sWlmmlnE pool co0v to everything, prlCe
SS425 per mo. For further details call Mr..
JOHNSTON, CH. 31O2
Evening star., 1943-02-21
RINER ESTATE

=. LOCATED N nearby Va, within miles of
n White House, attractive brick home of
English doSiGn. situated on 10 acres Of
arusticaly Handicapped grounds overlook
lnE the Potomac River / master bedrooms,
baths. 3 servants rooms and bath
servants dining room. brick csrctaker'S
house Of rooms. Available immediately.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO,
cI2,s40 WILSON Blvd, -ArlinEton, Va.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
HOUSES FOR SALE

IN YATES GARDENS SUBDIVISION" IN
AE-%a ndrle, Va. PITT ST., IS this 2-yeRr-
old brick home, f9l,hfullv reproduciug the
1nest example OF architecture of early
Colonial Alexandra
/ has every modern COnven. .ercc. but
is traditional IN such features as random
plank Aoorine true Colonial frep.aces. a
CHARMING hr-cE-waied Gsrden; taerr arc )
TocU7 end bath. - bedrooms l7vat0~v
on first floor, English-type houso, lot
! .Nl 2S; possession Apru J Call NJ
Maddox Trenholm. Ma. lSn5-6. Inspection
~ pcTmi, only Price, SS.@5O
EDWARD r CARR.
'REALTOR-B BUILDER"
Woodward RllIdfuc Ma 1Sa-C
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Immediate ACKNOWLEDGMENT

- b1II 81 50 Pc. wv.
DeliRhtful brick home on large wooded
lot l03xll75, large living room l4x2:}.
screened porch, three bedrooms, two tile
> pm until 5 pm Cali Mr.. Maddox
Trenholm. MA. 1905. %2,5OG to $4,000
cash REQUIRED Price, SIG $50.
EDWARD r. CARR,
Realt0r-Builder.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

We have numerous requests for furnished
section Of the city and near suburbs We
can md you q respcnsih.e tenant II you
Will list your house with US.
RANDALL. H HAGNER & Co Inc.
1891 Conn Ave. DE 1900
Evening star., 1943-02-21
WOODRIDGE BARGAIN.

OPEN SUNDAY, TO 9 PM.
, -hN" Monroe st. n c; unusual ~-rocn
home. in excellent condition, arraneed for
1 or : families, rooms on LIST floor in
GUIDING bedroom and sleeping porch.
large bedrooms on End floor. 1 Of them
tqWnped with sink and range. modern
! .Hss' gas retrtCecatnr. auto heat, rrcrea-
Ton room. attractive price and terms
...., WOODRTDGE REALTY co
-5NI Rhode Island Ave NE NO eoo3
Evening star., 1943-02-21
WILLIAM T. PARRAMORE,
: 4. Z = -. A.-- -. . --.--
GARRETT PARK MD

n STHATHNORE AVE
BUNGALOW, y rooms c. bedrooms,
tiled bath with shower. attic, fun cellar,
hot-va'e- heat tcoaO Lot 50E2OO. sale
price. S5N5ouo Kev next door.
r. Y. MARCERON,
Gi3 15'h ST. NV MA 6SSS
Evening star., 1943-02-21
DIRECT FROM OWNER

on Conn. ave in Nd. Rambling brick
home on , acres of ground located on a
Mn midst towering oaks and beautiful
grounds offer a feeling OF relaxation and
rest 8 rooms, baths, sun porch, Serv-
ANTS quarters, playroOm. Lear garage.
vacant and priced for immediate sale
For information and appointment call
Evening star., 1943-02-21

SSNr ChN. HOUSE BY MAY !, NV. SEC
mm92n m9n Jpnsn Jpnpssfnerred; to 10 rooms; references.
HUSBAND OVERSEAS; LANDLORD SOLD
ppppuSe, pps, need 6-room house for duration
fIease call IA, S16l after : pm
sna4icsB ann; RogsE; {I5Fs UNFURRN,. 2 MILES OF
Harvard professor. Ii 50s5 after "a 4. .''s y
NAVAL OFFICER WISHES TO RENT
VaInnn VVe1nrn. s3snedrm dwelling conv, to Mt
Bungalow SlEgw to swap, if you wish. Temple ie
bbMo or THREE BEDROOM APT OR
besinenIpugr beuiSe IurnShsd ma1cb and eqpppcd for mos
ARMY OFFICER AND FAMILY DESIRE
sv.G2TT.,14 or bedroom house in - NoTthRest. 2tisH
q Sgnfarnished. MRS 2INR1tHs 5aEnsSe5 Ho
2 OR 4 BEDROOM HOUSE. AVAILABLE
March ] or after. Chevy Chase, D c.,
preferred Box 143-A, Star. q.
TVS, TWO Or THREE BEDRM- HOUSE FOR
care Of property. Box 64-Y star lH' 'N'sN'
RESPONSIBLE PERSON WANTS 5-RM.
onfurn. apt. or S-rm unfurn house; posses
son March 1st. Columbia 7540.
2 OR 3 BEDROOMS NEAR SCHOOL,
sIsn ssrIanspS5.stion sa1a about Ss5 wanted April l.
COUPLE WANTS SMALL, UNFURNIsHFD
Seighborhood, near transp, sH, s975. Sun,
WISH TO RENT $ or g ROOM HOUSE
IN Arl. or Alex. Call TR. 1887.
GOVERNMENT WORKER WISHES OR 8
ms ms bn" nbnIunr" gooG condition. reasonable.
near schooI. ME. 2543. Monday.
FURN. OR UNFURN. HOUSE, WITH GA
rage. near Clarendon. Buckingham or Lee
pE!vo., GOVT. specialist, March ! ): good ref.
Reasonable rent. Phone CH. a626
ATTORNEY: ATT WAR AGENCY. WIFE AND
Arl preferred Call GL. 1899
WANTED, 5 OR g ROOM HOUSE OR BUN
galow' unfurn, by married couple no chill
and care Of house assured. Rh. aI9ss@. ''e0
RESPONSIBLE PARTY DESIRES GROOM
unfurnlshed house in Northwest on yearly
600 Br. 1905.
ELDERLY COUPLE DESIRES SMALL
house or bungalow in Falls Church or
AIlngton; with coal or gas heat. Falls
DESIRABLE 3-BEDROoM HOUSE BY PER-
manent family; long-term lease: ne pre-
ferred. WA. l4l5, ask for MIR WELLS.
GROOM HOUSE, UNFURNIsHFD, NV
esaesD15's9n esre 20 saS Ra sut9 Ss1 peat adults
NAVAL OFFICER, JUST RETURNED FROM
house for family Of, 4, NV. or Arlington
desired; S7oz-Sl00; occupancy Mar. 18th
70 Apr. lSt. Phone RE. 7400, Ext. 5077
WANT TO LEASE HOUSE SIX ROOMS
o, iaTRgebb; Rb So9it family; perm. Govt. emp;
THREE WOMEN GOVT. EXECUTIVES UR-
gently need unluTn. house, or bedrooms.
NV. section, Georgetown pref Phone week
day. RE 1900. Ext. $3.50 or Sun HO '!:3T7
BY ARMY COLONEL AND WIFE, YEARLY
rental; , or , bedroom home. furn or
pa tly furn.. with fireplace and near Army
Navy Country Club. away from heavily
travelled highway. preferably with piano;
rent, 500 TO Sl25: before March l or -.
Call SH $3.50
WISH TO LEASE UNFURNISHED CLOSE
in suburban house. four bedrooms. " baths.
not over $l45. Immediate occupancy.
Box lSl-A, StaT. ~
IN ARLINGTON OR ALEXANDRIA OR d
CO bedroom house or apt, furn; S15
70 SlOoi four adults. RE. 1900. EXt.
1888. u.
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE Two
bedroom home ~ three-room apartment,
unfinished, for immediate occupancy.
would prefer ne. Sectlo. or suburbs BOX
lisa, Star. 81"
Evening star., 1943-02-21
WOODRTDGF BARGAIN

S-rm. brick, bdrms.; ideal location.
near r. I ave. on a beautiful lot; 3-car
garage. Your inspection invited today
after l pm. See a real home at reason
able price, Office open from I p m. today
II. c. MAYNOR & co, 23l4 r. / ave,
Evening star., 1943-02-21
HILLCRFST
A SELF-BUYING HOME.
IN
TAKOMA PARK,

For sale--A I3-room brick, self-sup-
porting home that is divided into four
apartments, There are two broom apart
mentS, one 4-room apartment and one
5rcom apartment which has been occU-
pied by the owner. Each apartment has
private bath and outside entry. TINS
house is located in a fine neighborhood
on large corner lot. Has double garage
and bus Transportation at door It is
modern in every detail and is a little over
furnished with the exception Of the one
occupied by owner and il is partially So
Venetian binds at ali windows Owner has
So l. 900 property for SIS 500; one-haif
cash and the balance at a fraction more
than half OF what the other apartments
are renting for in monthly payments
that will include the interest at So.
This place may be seen By contacting
the owner who will be III the city Monday,
Feb. %, remaining several days. and he
may be reached after . am. by calling
Shepherd 34o5 o3~
Evening star., 1943-02-21

OWNer gong west VIII sell and eiys
PEI 2lala session l., OF 5-rm. detached brick
3ooSs, nov , large rooms, = closets, tile bath
Wul consider selling furniture Priced rleht
9nno0, terms, can. be had. r. F. HOLMES,
IS - NO - ---- -.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
HOUSES FOR SALE.


o5oO--pETACHED. GOOD NV LO-
cation. ! Q rms, . baths, garaRe. auto
!. ..w.h $500 cash. $50 mo. McDEvITT.
2 BLOCKS FROM CAPITOL - LARGE
br!ek Tow house h.-w,h 3 rooms, Kitchen,
bath Just redecorated and ready for i'm
. rooms, kitchen and bath each, furnished
sno rented Prce and terms reasonable
A. NJ. ROTH woodward Bldg, Ma 1886
BRICK HOME, . RMS, BATH, SHOWER.
e!ec kitchen, laVatcry in basement recre-
252n aoo2a room MAID MOO loom ana laundry
s!;Eo PARK. $500 sufncie1t N down aooTS. psy-
ment. Phone Shepherd s2l9.
PROPERTIES IN. VARIOUS PARTS OF
city and Silver spEIns,, Mo, ranging in
a. good rentals Also cottage on White
han Greek, Annapolis. Mc not rented
Owner JTsHSteIred from city reason for
se.ilnE CsA Emerson 1~6H. No commission.
CHEVY CHASE. - BLOCK CONN. AVE -
Is. Z, reception nm. liz. rln.. din. rm..
hFeaHtaSl sGHrm., sun parlof, " hTc-
places, KIT. pantry, larEe c-cc. refs, md
T. 5 rms, p barhs. #rd q " rms. bath
MAIDS I'm LARGE front porch. @-caf gar.
S50wu by appGu uea' ONLY. ~lT.5Uu, only
81 25o cash McCuNE. AT 100
WILL TRADE FOR SMALL HOUSE IN
Wo2drlGee, section. l-yr-o.d detached brick
center hall. 3 EluS. and fireplace on FIRST
floor. ! beorms.. . fun baths on md
floor attic, fun. basement recreation I'M
54xl24 M. @"nd ST. and Bunker Hi I'd
re. To see call RA. 500
Mr.. l3th AND SHERIDAN ST. NW.-ROW
BRICK. yrs. old Slde-hall eRtr.. o rms. >
S Seeds a456nfo FSs sRA RA 1913 ya50
a RARE BARGAIN--2-Y YEAR OLD BRICK
home, 21-fJ. vide. rooms and bath. ar
sSnd beat n hssqifpl nsn T ssction near Pa
ASSOCIATES,
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PRETTY BRICK
BUNGALOW

within walking distance of the Navy Bldg
: bedl ooms, automatic heat, newly deco
rated. nice lot. Immediate possession Call
Mr Glnuetti, with BETTZELI. DT. 3lOO. or
TP 1922 evenings
Evening star., 1943-02-21

THREE-BEDROOM, UNFUR-
NISHED HOUSE OR APT.
WANTED, WILL PAY UP TO
S100. CHI. 1900, EXT. 214.
Evening star., 1943-02-21

substantial row brick: laree rooms
Ttsa = bath on lst floor oil heat: fuil
9aSemfHt with shower; metal garage
Equipped for families. You can't aff9rd
10 miss this
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
SOS N. Capitol St. Realtor MA. 6-3n
Evening star., 1943-02-21
CHEVY Chase Md--S11 $50

: bedrooms and bath on Isl aoog . bed
rooms and bath on md floor. bUlt-in
E52raEe; garage pretty lot. immediate possession. .
PHELPS (RoaltorS), Ma $500. E5cuinEs
call Nj Poster. WO 1912
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SILVER SPRING MD

SS,75O--l acre Of ground, on pavea
road near bus and stores. house with Iiv-
ing room fireplace, dining room, kitchen.
! oedroom5, basement, coal heat, veranda,
--car garage, shade trees. garden space,
rNcCllent location, terms. o. L. MUIR
DECK. kFNSJNGTON I6l w
Evening star., 1943-02-21
OPEN TODAY. 1875.
447 MASS AVE N w

Are YOU looking for an ideal home or
investment? Here is an outstanding RAP-
GAIN located downtown, close to al Govt
depts,i Q rooms. bath. Nv h. deep lot etc
ThororGFl- reconditoned. II YOU must
buy, why not buy for the future? real
"alue for only S6.450 on terms. Immedi-
ate NoSSecsiOn.
Your Netgh5or Bought Frorr Us
Leo NJ. Bernstein 81 Co. NE. $500.
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NEAR CATHEDRAL,

INNEDIATE POSSESSION.
In excel. cOnd., newly redcCoyatcd Spacious
ilv. rm with open fireplace. dln rn, den
and modern kitchen, 3 LARGE bedrms, =
beautiful tile. baths. complete attic bedrm
large cedar closet Felow stairs, recreation
rm. with fireplace aud buiIt-lu bar. maids
rm., basement. gas heat and completely
6et al brick garage. Priced for ouick
sale At .Sl5,50o. Adams 5071. Ewes,
Evening star., 1943-02-21
500 QUINTANA PI, NV

Detached large rooms. bath, hot-water
Possession, 30 days. Owner moving to his
country place. Open Sunday / 10 Z pm,
,35a st. NV. Ma. AIS. Residence, AID.
Evening star., 1943-02-21
81 Q50
VACANT

rms. and bath; ami: fun basement with
shower. F N. PRATT co Ma S6S2
Ewes PA 4o3I
Evening star., 1943-02-21
A COZY BUNGALOW

Here is an opportunity to buy a prac-
tically new 4-room bungalow with steps to
full attic for future bedroom. screened
porch, kitchen is very large and completely
equipped with room for dinette set. A
$500 down payment will let you move In
Price, 81. 500
Evening star., 1943-02-21
G ROOMS-S8 25n

SILVER SPRING-6-rm, I'M bunza-
low; ] blk, from bus: living rnl, fully
eGLILped kitchen, bedroom. screened porch
on first floor. bedrmS and bath up-
stairs; picket fence victory garden Priced
a. SN.oA0 with - 500 cash. balance easy'
SUBURBAN REALTY, SHEPHERD 4l6I
Evening star., 1943-02-21
G2 OHA
GROOM BUNGALOW

3 rooms bath. furnace. attic, =, acre,
suburbs silver spring. Immediate possess