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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25
IInifed Press staR Correspondent

United Press SGam COEEeSpOuueH6
 New York, Feb. 25.-(UP)-With Indiana substituting for Florida this season as the center of major league baseball training, the nation Is certain to become quite Hoosier- conscious before April q, when the big league penpant campaigns open. ~
 Six of the 16 major clubs will con- dition in Indiana, their owners ap- parently have read the Encyclo- paedia Britannica, which says, "the climate of Indiana is unusually euuable." Or perhaps they talked with Ford Prick, president Of the National circuit, who was born ct Kendallville, Ind, and was gradu- ated from De Pauw University.
 It is only natural that the Eoosier climate should be equable. Although the state has no gulf stream to modify the temperature, 1t has torrid football in the autumn and is the red-hot center of the country's basketball in the winter.
 Bevies of baseball writers, who made the nation conscious of Flori- da's "juke joints," Cuba's daiquiris, etc., will invade the Hoosier state next month.
 Both Chicago clubs, the Cubs and White Sox, will train at French Lick, Ind, the Spa where the late Colonel Ruppert and Cap Huston closed the deal for purchasing the Yankees. Cincinnati will condition on the beautiful Indiana U. cam pus at Bloomington, Ind. Pittsburgh will work out at Ball State Teach CTS College, Muncie, Ind, which in- cidentally has an excellent Held house. l..
 Cleveland invades the Purdue U. campus at Lafayette, Ind, while Detroit utilizes the ball park of the Evansville, Ind, club of the war. discontinued Three 'I" League, on the banks of the Ohio.
 If the student bodies of Purdue and Indiana adopt the Cleveland and Cincinnati squads, respectively, we may have a revival on the dia- mond of that gridiron rivalry for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25
LiUe Stock
Eggs. Poultry. Supplies

BIO SALE--Of Chickens, l8c to 2Oc ID. 3 BroiIers for q. n Onion Sk Tel. S-0080.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25

ROUTE MAN WANTED. FORTY YEARS OLD OR OVER. APPLY c. H. SHOVE, 27 WEST CLAY ST.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25

LOST = Three sugar ration books.
 Catherine Costello, g Taylor St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25

MAN WANTED for wholesale bread route. Apply lava Bros. Bakery, 400 Congress Ave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25

r.OST-Three sugar ration books. We hereby make application for new ones. Hilda, Raymond and Patrick Cardoza, 90 Abbott Ave.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25

WANTED-Kitchen help at Ores. cher & Beck. % Harrison Ave.
 WANTED-A responsible man, over draft age for night watchman. References required. Tele. t-Sisi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-25

Y. M. c. A. Bowling alleys and billiard room manager, year round job; also main desk attendant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
19 Die in Crash
Of Ferry Plane

MONTREAL. Feb. II tUP).--
Eighteen men were killed, another
died of injuries, and two survived
when a Royal Air Force Ferry
Command bomber crashed in the
interior Of Newfoundland Tuesday
night, the RAFFC announced to-
DAY.
The 10 men killed included three
Americans. Their deaths, the
RAFFC said. was a severe blow 10
the Atlantis ferry service, for the
pilots had flown hundreds OF
planes to overseas points
All but one of the u men aboard
the big Liberator plane were flying
of the RAFFC, returning
TO Canada after having delivered
and flying boards to over
seas war theaterS.
Capt. G.. p. Ewes, pilot OF the
plane and one Of those killed, was
one of Britain'S best known civil
ian pilots He formerly was a
pilot of the British Overseas Air
ways.
The RAFFC said the crash was
the first loss Of plane in its
shuttle service" on this side of
the Atlantic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
j. :. Must Win
Peace

CHICAGO. Feb. Il GNS).-
America first must win the war
and then establish a dictated
not a ncgotiated-peace Roanc
Warlng. national commander of
the American Legion. warned yes
terday.
Waring recommended that after
the war the country return 10
AmericaniSm and a b lish "the
multitudinouS hyStcrical 'iSmS that
have been floating around Wash
ington.
Commander Waring said he had
complete confidence in the army
and navy and that they are the
only ones 10 determine the size OF
the armed forces.
Waring said that every cnoit
must be used 10 extract every drop
of energy from the country's store
of civilian manpowcr.
Waring recommended Longer
hours in industry. encouraging
more women 10 enter war plants
doing away with age restriction.
and stopping the tremendous
loss in production caused by 40
SenteeiSm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
300 Billion
Debt Seen
by

INDIANAPOLIS. Feb y (UP).
Wendell L. Willkie predicted last
night that the national debt might
reach $500, 600, 100000 before vic
tory and urged Republicans TO as
sumo leadership in renewing re-
ciprocal trade treaties and the
Lend-LeaSe Act
Willkie, speaking TO the
Women's Republican Club at a
Lincoln Day banquet. said il was
"a fair guess that, before the war
is over, our national debt may
reach $3Oo.OOO,O00,oo0," a figure
too astronomical TO understand.
"It becomes real. however,
when we know that II amounts
to nearly $4,000 for every FAM
my In the whole land" he added.
Witlkie charged the administra-
ton with advancing no practical
suggestions on how the nation is
10 meet this burden while expand
ing the economy beyond our fun
damental social obligations.
at Is "a fOregOne conclusion"
he said, that an administration
whose principal resource before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Renters Swamp
Tax Bureau TO
Tell on Landlord

The office Of the Collector of
Internal Rev enue has been
swamped hy more than 1000 De-
troiteTs seeking forms on which
they must report 10 the govern
ment II they paid more than $500
rental .last year--to an individual,
Gerald 4. Evans, assistant collec-
tor said today.
Since the appearance Of a story
telling of the law in the Times
Wednesday, telephone calls have
come so fast that three new
phones had 10 be Installed. Evans
said.
While most Detroiters seemed
bsffled by the form, II was eX-
planned that the procedure has
been required for years but That
n viii affect moro persons this
year because the limit has been
lowered 70 $500.
Renters who pay their rent n
corporations OF collection agencies
need not file, It was stressed
However all who paid more than
S9.6l per week to an individual
must mail tho return 10 the
treasury department in Washing
Ton by Monday under penalty Of
$1,000 fine or a years lmprison-
nent.
The report is designed 10 aid tax
collectors IN checking the earnings
OF landlords
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Name N1iXup
Marriage Clerks Error Fixed
So Wife Can Get Job

Mrs Theresa Frances Summer,
of ll02 Mcldrum avenue was
legally ready for a war job today
after Circuit Judge George b
Murphy directed the marriage
license division 10 correct the
name on her 20-year-old marriage
certificate.
Apparently clerk had recorded
her name as Mary and subse-
quently 10 failed 10 agree with
her social security card and other
necessary documents As a result.
she claimed. she was unable 10
obtain lob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

the war was to increase the debt
will find AN even greater In
crease of the debt Its recourse
after the war"
The principle behind the recip-
rocal trade treaties. he said. hao
been developed by COP Leadership
and the Lend-Lease Act was
passed only because il had the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
I'D PROPOSAL ADOPTED

. ''H' SlNP Ny''N '''NN
powers.
I'D PROPOSAL ADOPTED
: Shortly aftcrward the House
adopted "A resolution proposed by
Rep Clarence Cannon CD Of Mis-
souri,. appropriations committee
chairman. allowing the committee
Ito send Investigators into govern
mcnt agencies to ferret out cases
of waste, inefficiency and over
tapping Of activities.
Not since the advent Of the
New Deal has Congress followed
general policy of sending in
'vestigators into government agen-
cieS TO find out whether money
appropriated by Congress is being
spent on necessary work.
The purpose of the resolution,
Cannon explained, is 10 provide
the committee with information to
guide il in drawing up appropria-
ton bills. There is no machinery
now he said for verifying state
Iments of agency officials that
they need money for their ,activi-
ties.
CAREFULLY PICKED STAFF
The investigators, he said, will
be drawn from government agen-
cies with stats of specialists
capable of doing this kind of
work, Cannon opposed the setting
up of congressional investigating
staff saying II would be difficult
Ito keep patronage and politics
from creeping into such staff. "
Smith said. in the course Of an
hours debate on his resolution,
that il was not his intention that
President Roosevelt be called upon
to explain the legal authority
under which he issues executive
orders.
Smith presumably will be given
the Craftsmanship of the commit
tee. and thus will direct the
course of the Investigations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

TETS get serious about this job of
- winning the war. Vast quantities
of war materials and thousands OF troops
are now being transported by rail.
To better and more efficiently move the
ever-increasing production OF essential
materials and supplies, North Western
UnionPacihc are voluntarily reducingthe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
HitIer's Gravestone

WASHINGTON, Feb. Il (UPD.
"A local manufacturer Of grave
hesdStoneS has found an effective
method Of attracting the attention
OF passerS-by Displayed promi-
nenty In the center of his window
is a stone upon which is carved
one word Hitler"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

speed OF their regular passenger trains.
We know that all civilians who find II
necessary to travel will willingly adjust
themselves to slightly longer schedules
and, during the duration. TO somewhat
less travel comfort il conditions so re-
quire. Our Nations welfare must
come first ot oil times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

support OF millions of Republicans.
Lets lead In the renewal Of
these treaties and Of lend-lease,
as temporary incidents I'm our
conception of tOmorrow's eco
nomic world structure" he urged
Republicans.
In remarks prefacing his adj
dress Willkie urged more real
istic understanding of Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
N. Y. Tax Expert
Backs RunnI Plan
To House Group

WASHINGTON. Feb u tUP).
-Arad Riggs, tax expert for the
New York City Bar Association,
told the House ways and means
committee today that the Ruml
plan for income tax payments
would solve the problem OF put
ting tax collections on pay-as-
you-go basis with a patriotic con-
Germ for revenue needs and with
fairness TO taxpayers.
He aSSailed as "unbearable' for
high bracket taxpayers a plan TO
put collections on a current basis
by collecting both 1912 and 1943
taxes this year, even though the
levels on 1912 income were made
on the lower rates of 1871.
Such a plan was suggested re-
Gently by ways and means Chair
man Robert L. Doughton tD(,
North Carolina.
TAX EXCEEDS PAY
This formula, he said. would
impose the following percentage
rates on high bracket taxpayers,
assuming 1913 incomes approx
mated those i'm 1912:
$4,000 incomes per cent ;
$4,000 income-5S per cent; $50.
900 income-9l per cent; $4,000
income-103 per cent; 100000 in
come--11 per cent
1.-THE result would be-" he said,
"that the man earning $4,000
not only would have to turn over
every cent he earned. with moth
ing left for room and board, hut
he would still owe the govern
ment $1,000
GALS 1T ENCOURAGING
Riggs said the Ruml plan 10 for
get all about 1912 taxes and pay
1913 taxes in 1943 proceeds on
the fundamental principle that any
war income tax law must produce
more revenue than have income
tax laws in the past"
I From the standpoint OF the tax
payer, he said. the Ruml plan will
prove encouraging and satisfying
In addition, the government will
be in position to increase rates
in the future measured strictly by
current ability 10 pay he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
House Wars On Waste

BY 'hc overwhelming vote of
29l 10 So the House adopted a
resolution offered by Rep Howard
Smith 90 of Virginia author
iiIing the creation Of a Seven-man
committee 10 investigate agencies
that step beyond their granted
nOMcTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Whot to do for
MUSCULAR
ACHES-PAINS

II you're suffering agonizing tortures of
muscular aches and pains, caused by
hard work or exercise; If you feel so stiff
and achy that you can hardly walk. sit.
or sleep IN comfort-here's very impor-
tant news for you.
Simply rub on Pain-Expeller. and it
Immediately goes to work in not just one
but two remarkable ways to bring quick
relief. First. Paln-Expeller stimulates
local blood circulation, helps carry off
congestion, reduce swelling. pam and
stiffness. Second. gives hours of sooth-
ing, comforting warmth.
Pain-Expellcr quickly brings relief to
sore muscles without taking internal
drugs or using sticky, messy plasters.
Over $4,000. 900 bottles have been bought
Proof of ITS wonderful benefitsl So don't
suffer one unnecessary moment. Get
Pam Expeller from your druggist today.
IA 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detr0it Times carrier-saIesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
NeW Georgia:

John PAwlowski. 326T Cicotts, his
brother. Joseph Pawowsk
Miss Gertrude SAwicki. 5435 Van Dyke,
her cousin. Pvt NJ. s. JapOwic1
Miss Lera NJ Kelly. 1880 Withereil. her
brother. Sgt. Frank Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral sutton, 733 = ladies
dale. their son. Pvt Melvin q. sutton.
Frank Podger, 1897 strAthmoor, his
son. Pvt. Frank Podger Jr.
Mrs Louise Snyder. 1907 ". Kirby. her
son. Pvt. Earl Snyder.
John Boru,s, 1890 Klingsr. his brother.
Pfc. Victor BorutA
Mrs r. Ellsworth. 1857 Coyie, her son,
Pfc Carlton r Ellsworth
stanly 8. Clarke, 5O95 LAfontAibs, hts
son
Mrs. Bernics Snyder 3i7 Burke, River
Rouge, her son Pic. Robert Snyder.
Mrs. Ruth Richer. 45s2 Bewick, her
brother, Pvt willard Farris
Mrs r, Wilds, 1870 Faircrest her sou,
Kenneth W. Wlids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
2B Find
Hin inn
Photos

With today's list Of %, a total
Of 879 readers have recognized
relatives in recent pictures Of
Michigan servicemen taken over
seas and published in The Detroit
Times.
Each has been sent free an Sx10
Photographic print of the picture
Of his or her Serviceman.
The Times continues this offer:
A Photographic print, one TO q
family, of any Times picture
made abroad in which n reader
sees any servicemAn FROM
HIS IMMEDIATE FAMILY.
Mail TO the Picture Editor, De-
trOit Times, n clipping OF the
picture, your service man
marked, and include a note Civ
ing his name, rank and relation
ship to you, and your name and
address.
The following people have iden-
titled service men and women from
the following places:
AIeutidnS:
Miss Patricia Murray, 477O williamson,
Dearborn, her brother, George w. Ham.
Attu:
W T levitt. Scientific Laboratory Sup
plies. bis son, Pvt. Charles Levitt
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith. 1855 Lin
wood, their son. Donald J. Smith.
George w. House. 1900 Garfield his
son. Pvt Bruce F. House
Mrs. Russell Gross, S03 smith, Monroe,
her husband.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Italy:

Mrs r o Mccarthy. 1881 Crescent
wood. East Detroit brother-in-law.
Leonard F1aga, let7 Superior. cousin,
RAlf Klimble.
Mrs Jorah Guiles siSs carlin. her son.
Charles q. Guiles.
Mrs q Schultz 6402 Majestic. her 500.
TJ3 Clayton J. Schultz.
Mrs. Frank Varilone. 1851 Twelfth her
brother. Pvt. Pete Bemocco
Mrs. Shirley C. GoodAn. 1889 MAriowe,
her husband, Alex Goodall Jr
Mrs. Olive Spencer. 1850 Marlborough,
her 500, Pfc. DonAh II. Spencer
Mrs. Alice Dourzsl 1851 Bougor her
son, Cpl Clarence DourEah
Mrs Max J. PuAfowski 1921 Harper,
her husband Pvt. Max PilArovski.
Somewhere at Sea:
Mrs Ailesn Gaynou. 1895 AIooi. her
son, a o. NJ sc James g 0synon.
China:
Mrs Jack Miller 2223 Homeplacs Dear
horn her brother. IT Kendall u. Downs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

hrs Jack Miller 2223 Homepacs Dear
horn her brother. IT Kendall n Dowis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Somewhere at Sea:
China.

Mrs. Ailesn oaynou. 1885 AIooi he
son. q o. NJ. sc James 3. 0synon.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. Washington. January GO,
Mctor 1es E.sus sl ' e Il. ps aRs
az smsnded as follows a Amend Part n Artei.
ssctlo Se'" 8 f Il, 8AssAcHUsETTs
9da Avenue YEN s add nE so ea1ss e
curb Gu and 4 to $40 pm at the north ears
ahf sF n Rf II 4 the eng srd % Claus. Under
Street. after the word block in the sixth
line, add the following-"and from The
statier >Hotel'Mso. that. the clause. As
n a%fRds ID. VII u the head north fssSs
south side Of the south roadway. parking
shall be limited to one hour from az:
the. Second driveway and between the alley
1850 bocf ssG from s .s End 3s n &:
cab stand east east OF 18th Street e the con-
frances which shah $ used only ier load.
at such places and hours al may Be desis:
nfsfs fs P STREET. OF sTa a' ss e, ss
and add the foliowins except from the
s s ssss id. IL 9 south The e ssF .e H0 sI.
the clause, as amended. will read as fol-
gao am; Sp:-Sosr Ds5.ins $40 I'm: q
to $50 pm. ons-hour parking Z am. to
pm on the east side, except from ths
$40 $40 stand n tDops Of ne ssteF Hotel on
e e RRsG5T 2 Guy sn MAsoN comni aH%se
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rPpFR 16th sT.-Vacancy Tor young
adv in dornitory type room, every con-
"enience: express bus at door: also lst-
floor room. reasonable rates. Ia. 9Ol D
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN 2. HILLYARD, Attorney.

416 9th ST. NV.
slftss f Fl tie % R'sEss z, &C.
olive fsmss CO ASgs koDsn:on. . Williams:
aSso Gsss divorce 81 e 81 sss srdsns l.
# IS hs 5t On daS 9'e 81 q hs rn 1919
On OF before the fortieth DAY. exeus fs Of
me day Of The hTst pubncstion of this
ords1 othsrwise the cause will be pro-
S dd T COPY ' n s order S df & pubssd
II the Wgsshipston Law Eeports5, and shs
SS 5AS i osr sEBS sSsT 5. e!sfE AzS
IN THE p SHsrR1ta n couRT OF THE
q ,PF Limited sf5aGs 81
No 1ssMNGtics Is hereby gwen that the
., limited partnership formed pursuant to
the laws. OF the state Of New York, and
pstries q 90 nisss sslsn sa.
ship; has filed in the Once Of the CLERK
ni oer af t o INF pslin. 2.
ship which contains the terms thereof.
II r,r name Of the firm under which such
BARNEY 3 h son ssnsfsI nasals 81
The The business Intended to pc transacted is
sustodians Of. and brokers' and dealers IN
stocks, bonds and other securities and in
Guiding grain and other commodities. Ths
names OF al the general and special part
s sSd %sa .pea @
s s 1fo0ps 's pee raF Rsa Bah HsnSy
P Philsmop Dlekinson. CHESTNUT ,HIIl. Phiia.
SOnysnt; n !. General psStnessJ, jaseps
f. swan ,ac 4$2 . Sand st.; New YORK:
Charles s. cheston. skippack Pike. white.
YslR E0 pom jasp W. " e saa IS JSs
st.: New York, N z; Edwin a. Fish,
E MsIksr v ids P LS1s I Isians
3 smith: 5r. swssssstsrs, fttoyiasnes
koeeniein. e4I Union Ave Elizseeth, \. J.;
Plaihfeid N J.; EdSar SYS {. s syers. wash.
ington Lane, Meadowbrook, Pa; Ralph B.
3 % ssr e h ois st. T Mcm xefk
psdfen w phiRRes RSsyn dEns IslanS
S'asialss each Special IAi D.i 1Rspn :hs
oov s u ths Dss!s1 66ooD ps
mon Dickinson, 500 900; Edwin A. Fish,
$500, 900; John w. Castles, 100000 The
commence and the period at which it is
to terminals is as follows: The partner
December 81. 1887. shall Continue Sro yn
and after the CLOSE. OF business on Decem-
Der, 81, 1912. for the term OF one year Ia
TO earlier termination upon certain con
tlngencies set forth in said certincate.
Filing the certificate as aforesaid and this
publication are oceasioned BY the retire.
ment OF Harcourt Amory as a general
partner a. tne close Of business on De-
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

TAKOMA FAIRS ROOMS. RECoNpT-
toned like new: lot Sox1 so; double ga
RAGE. h.-w.h coal burner, vacant.
SUBURBS OF TAMPA, BEST SECTION.
wide, improved streets plenty shade, lot
Lo0xl9 % other properties in Lakeland.
Fla, no sncumbrance, terms or exchange
for D. c or nearby property s. r. HrCK-
MAN 500 N W 9th ave. Miami Fla
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I5b 7 ST n E-Sinole room, close 10
bath, convenient transportation. Cali Ho-
hart ACS4
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
(TnntinHed 1

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HOUSES UkFURkisHEp.

S E.-2BEDROoM HOUSE, NEARLY NEW
between Census Bldg. and Airport, $50;
place and woodpile; PA. 2l7 Pine Grove
Morningside Village, Md; open Sunday
afternoon. OWNER. Spruce 0455, Hill
side 0572.
DETACHED BRICK on Ia4 ACRES.
rooms, 2 baths. frst-fioor lavstory, 2-car
garage: immediate possession $3.50 month.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO, sos H st n ".
S@5O-NEW Def. BRICK IN RESTRICTED
community, Ave bedrooms, Az baths,
paneled den, rec. room, hreplaces,
screened porch. two-csr gar. THOS l..
PHILLIPS. 35lS Conn. Woodley 1900
s1e5--WOODSIDE FOREST-NEW LARGE
brick Colonial, 3 bedrooms. 2ls baths, rec
reation room. finished attic; immediate
occupancy. THOS. l.. PHILLIPS, 35ls
Conn. Woodley 1900.
MODERN s-RM HOUSE, WITH s ACRES
OF land, located mr.. Brandywine, Md. %
miles from District: 4 hedrms., bath, base
ment Law ldry. tubs, hot-water heat
tcoah: good barn. chicken run and other
outbuildings, excellent artesian spring
water and fruit trees; vacant immediate
possession; rent, S55. DIXIE REALTY
CO, National $3.50
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR SILVER SPRING MD
Detached brick. + large rooms, one bed
room and = bath on / st floor. Two bed
rooms and bath on md floor; garage. nice
lot: close to bus Mr.. Bennett, GE. 229S or
WAPLF 4 JAMES. INC, DI 3346
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

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b504 30th ST. W.-LarGe, comfortable
lavish. S35 EN- O2ol.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
apr. HOUSE SITES

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i0e to SOC per square II. including paved
street; water and sewer already in: highest
prioritieS given TO this accessible defense
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Courthouse and RosSlyn, Call MRS. BROY-
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