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FAIRFAX COUNTY.
ARLINGTON-.S8.95O
OPEN SUNDAY. 9 S.T...s, :. s:sn g. To go.

@i5 WAKEFIELD ST. NORTH.
Offered for first time this week end. this
reasonably new two-story brick Colonial
type home Of & rooms and bath is, located
in Arlington Forest, one of Arlington S
newer communities, only 3 so. from IOc
bus and shopping center on Lee Boulevard,
It has living room. dining room and
kitchen of fairly generous size on lst floor
and three bedrooms e Of which will take
twin beds) and tiled bath on end floor.
Built three years ago of prewar mate
rial, features include living porch, full. dry
basement, with air-conditioned oil heat,
layatory. copper water pipes. storm win
dows, and doors, awnings. rock wool in
Sulation; nicely Handicapped level lot hav-
ing 60-ft. frontage and real. yard, inclosed
with white picket fence. with space pre-
pared for flowers and Victory garden. II
interested. in home of this type and you
can qualify on a substantial cash payment,
it will pay you to inspect this one.
To reach-over Memorial Bridge, right
on Lee Boulevard about / mile beyond light
at Glebs road to Henderson road, right 2
so. to Second street left / SO. to Wake
field. right three doors to property.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
Exclusively. Chestnut 3527 Until o NJ
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Woodbridge Detached Homes.
OFFICE OPEN l TO & PM.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
2024 r. / Ave NE DE n21T

Chevy Chase Cd. c. Corner,
/ BLOCK FROM CONN. AVE.
All brick. in Al condition; six large,
bright rooms, . complete baths, exception
ally large living room with real fireplace
modern kitchen and dinette, storage attic;
Oil heat; buiIt-in garage; possession. In
spect this house today. Call ia. 0620
sunday or nights. Exclusively with
METTT1T I'D DEAF TNn
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SUB PROP. FOR SALE Cont

s55S sad ssos6 s9d $50 cash 6p9sssY; ssS
Hsi ss4sss SuTso sropR eR sms 7s@s bath
desirable location, near Transportation,
sShS9 s99S s1h sTms sR9sK cH 91as
S6.sOo for immediate sale
WILLIAM ILLdI4A,M ?; PARRAMoRE, REALToR.
5-RooM ROO. HOUSE ELEc., STATE ROAD,
S-room house all modern. full basement.
sadnse EaTagd and n sooe other outbuildnss acres
In the town of Clinton. Md rooms.
all all modern basement ,365 &, on, state
leaving for Florida.
porch; elec. range. h.-w:h; ia baths, built
on State road, S3,a5o; $500 down, SIS
Near suitland, ,Md,--4-room house, all
range, S4.550; $500 down.
in attic, elec. range, Frigidaire. com
g!etely furnished, including piano. Price,
W; E. HARDEsTY, Upper Marlboro.
MARLBORO, Sc. Call all day Sunday, Hill
25 MINUTES DOWNTOWN,
and running water. outbuildngs; house
ally ally, pretty natural setting on knoll over
dogwood: hydrangeas, big oak trees, ex-
tensive lawn; convenient to Fairfax High
oW1 eaceent mnqes ree
$3.50; payable $3.50 down, down balance lance
monthly like rent.
Fairfax Circle Cat Howard Johnso1'sJ,
continue on dual road to first intersection
turn right to second BUNGALOW on left for
Information; Or call Mr.. Jones at Falls
Church 2031-J,
TAKOMA PARK, MD
6913 Prince George Ave
Groom oungalow, oil heat, attic, full
ne m Sement, large lot; only $500 down. GE.
CHEVFRLY.
:, Lovely Groom brick home nearly new.
n;.Wh.: very modern; large lot: desirable
cash.
LANDovER HILLS.
Pretty 6-room shinele home, in tip-top
esondltion s,Is aid condtioned; coal; large lot;
'''ErS EDMoNsToN. SSSErej
Nice 4-room bungalow, basement. oil
ourner; very conveniently located; S4,a50
terms.
LOVELY COUNTRY HOME.
tons aetss Datbrooms pa noms' street c1nnec
spacious rooms. open fireplace. slate roof.
hh;-wh,; oil burner, toilet in basement
II acres; clear, wide frontage on main
h"s'' ~ $500; 20 A. acres, Tes, Sligo oo.o
o. b. ZANTZ1NGER, JR., REAL ESTATE
WA. 1919
MT. RAINIER, MD-BUNGALoW 5
rooms !. vn bath ,r oil heat garage; block to
balance S55 month
Cheverly, Md.-2-story brick house, in
excellent condition, 8 rooms, tile bath, oil
heat, screened porch, large lot. picket
renee, shade trees; price S9,25O SI,5OO
cash, balance monthly
Office Open Sunday IL to 8.
DUNN g. CO.,
1898 r. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier, Md.
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New Jersey a,e. n.W.-Extra wide row
brlCk. 10 rooms. bath. b b DI I14n

DETACHED--Sg.4
Near 18Th and Girard SITS ne. on a
level lot 45xl0O with fruit trees and
flowers, This cheerful home contains Is
rooms and bath and usable attic. II has
hot-Water heat, electric refri&erator. big
bright cellar slate roof, garage. etc
IlI snL- W ! AIlnEE
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REALTY SERVICE CO., MA. 3435
HAMBURGH'S CHANCE

hood, vicinity of George Washington q. and
Govt. depts., which might be restored.
Likely to decrease in value. not much
income. Is close to downtown and lot
is only 81 #. wide. The first owner won
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,
ARLINGTON FOREST

Groom brick, screened porch, air-con-
qitioned Oil heat; new-house condition.
large lot Possession. $3.50. CHI. 5508.
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9 New Detached Brick Homes

HYATTSVILLE, MD
2-family homes, providing ideal invest
ment and residence, with full basement,
large lots, large living room, bedroom, tile
bath; kitchen with refg. and range back
porch; may be rented for $50 mo. each
unit These homes may be bought on
convenient terms.
Mt Rainier. Md.-@-story frame, s
rooms, containing :? baths, . kitchens oil
heat. basement large lot. garage; $4,000
Mt Rainier. Md.-2Story ash. shingle;
| 10 rooms, containing baths. > kitchens;
arranged . aptS. with ceiling rents
totalng 500: immed. occupancy; conv
terms.
PERRY BOSWELL, INC,
l33O4 Rhode Island Ave, Mt. Rainier, Md
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PRICE. S32,5OO.

CHAS L. NORRIS,
Sl35 Pa Ave. NV. Realtor. RE 2l12
DUPLEX, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
near Eastern High School 2nd floor rents
ior 500 per month. Complete apt. on
ISL moor Price. $4,000. on terms.
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
rl3G Pa N
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Det, Brick 115 Yrs Old-S1l o5O

CHEVY CHASE, MD-$13,75O.
This is one of the better values 8 nice
bedrooms, = baths. automatic heat, slate
roof, copper cutters and downspouts,
screened living porch deep lot, built-in
garage Call WO 1900 once open today
EdW. II. Jones & Co. Inc
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Varnum st. NV Near 10th
WOODBRIDGE.

INCOME PROPERTY
Detached stucco, large lot shady trees,
ne%-nouse condition; End floor rented fur
ntsned produces income $50 month. carry
1nE all expenses, giving owner large apt
Rsseo Spen Sunday, also evenings after
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1922 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.

VACANT, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
OPEN TODAY. > TO Il.
THIS FINE ROW BRICK HOUSE, At 4
REDUCED PRICE. Consists of Is rms. .
baths and = inclosed porches; INV h. Has
been reconditloned inside and out You
can move in with deposit.
Federal Finance & Realty Co.,
qlS N Y Ave n w MA 1IG 4.
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.IIOI IIIa IIUII CdII
ROMYE LAMBORN.
4-BEDROOM BRICK,

Near Washington Golf and Country Club.
Inns nrlek home OF English design, To-
Club Grove, is situated on a soft. wooded
lot rooms include entrance hall, living
room Q2x22) with fireplace and French
door opening on a large and strictly pri-
yate screened-in living porch G2x25).
End floor. bedroom G2xlSJ with private
bath, 3 other bedrooms, 2 of which ac-
commodate twin beds; private bath fea-
lures include large storage attic with reg
ular stairway. recreation room with fire.
slate roof
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
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Gentleman's Country Estate,
Nearby Montgomery Co.

This attractive property, 80 min from
downtown WASHINGTON, with bus passing
the door consists of . acres, entirely sur
rounded with white artistic RAN fence. Il
has large road frontage and contains
unusually fine bldgS., consisting OF barn
large poultry house 80 # long. > brooder
houses, model farrowing and hog houses,
incosed with rail fence; 2-Story stone
open fireplace, with large fiagStone terrace
Overlooking valley; smoke house, tool house,
large cold frame, helps quarters; beau
various other .shrubbery. Conditions pre-
vented owner from building master dwell
ing This picture and setting Is completed
lby more than 400 lockwood and specimen
trees. Price, 100000 terms arranged
NJ ...E, q, PRICE d CO., .Ioo
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COLONIAL REALTY co.
2939 Wilson Blvd, Arlington.
5554. OPEN SUNDAY. OK. 05
PRICED To SELL,
ARLINGTON-S7,95O.

OPEN SUNDAY, 2:3O TO $40.
1920 QUINCY ST. SOUTH.
Offered for first time this past week and
made available by owner moving this
practically new Colonial-type home of 3
rooms and bath is located on level COR
ner lot with some trees, in nice neighbor-
hood: only . SQUARES from IOc bus.
1t has vestibule entrance. living room
with fireplace, dining room and fully
equipped kitchen on first floor: while on
second floor there is one large master bed
room and one average-siZed bedroom and
tiled bath
Features include screened living porch,
fun dry basement with air-conditioned oil
neat, laundry and space for gamerooms
weather-stripping, screens. storm windows,
rock wool insulation. copper water pipes,
prewar materials throughout. May be in
spected Sunday, -2;30 to $50; or other
times by appt.- If you are looking for a
5pic- -and-span 5-room home and can quail
ify on substantial cash payment, 1t will
pay you to inspect this one.
To reach: Over Memorial Bridge, right
on Lee blvd. to first traffc light. left on
.Glebe rd. to 10th ST., right TO Quincy ST.,
left 3 squares to property.
KEITH ID RRTJMRACK
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FALLS CHURCH.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
LYON PARK BUNGALOW.

This interesting clapboard bungalow. de-
signed along the lines of an English cot
!,tfse uagesi Is SitIuaLeo On a W9oaeo t9t ana Us Is
transportation. Rooms include living room
with fireplace, dining room, equipped kitch-
finished with celotex and heating is
roughed in. An attractive fea ature is a
large paneled recreation room with asphalt
tiled floor. Back lawn is with arbor vitae
hedge. detached garage, screened porch
An allowance will be made for interior dec
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MILBURN TERRACE.
OPEN TODAY-S6 500

1904 Rhode Island Ave, Mt. Rainier, Md
Phones
Sunday, UN 5l73-weekdayS WA $500
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YOU CAN'T DUPLICATE THIS ONE.
ernizing and enlargine this 2-storv row
brick dwelling, and you'll say the money
was wisely spent. II contains y large
rooms, tiled bath and a tiled shower bath;
OAK floors, automatic hot-water heat: rec
leatlon room, concrete front porch. nice
Yard, garage. Price, 81 1880, with a sub
stantial cash payment
DI S9l1. w. !. MOORE GE 2SO2
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CHARMING VA. HOME.

Situated well back from the street, among
stately hardwood trees. on a beautifully
landseaped lot of i acre. one OF the most
charming homes we have ever shown: en-
trance hall. large living room with fire.
place sSreened-in porch, nice dining
den. bedroom. dressing room and bath
adjoining on LIST floor: Ind floor has
master bedroom and bath, other bed
rooms and bath. attached garage outdoor
fireplace Shown by appointment only.
S24.g50
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SILVER SPRING, MD,
931O WORTH AVE

$500.
Payments, S31 so Monthly.
Brick bungalow. living room, dining
room kitchen with gas range and elec
refrigerator, bedroom and bath; full base
ment: hot-water heat; 40-gal. gas hot
water heater,
Beautifully Handicapped lot, large garden
space.
Immediate Occupancy.
,,., FRANK L. HEWITT, JR.,
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BUNGALOW

Here is custom-built brick home, To-
gated on corner lot in Bethesda, Nd
ms and heating rouehed in for . addi-
tlonal bedrmS. and bath; full basement
with large recreation rm. and toilet; Al
Call MP HALL SII q .lL -
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
EXCLUSIVELY. Chestnut 3527 Until 8 PM
New Stone French Provincial

New Stone French Provincial
ON THREE-FOURTHS ACRE.
Like something from picture book Is
this beautiful new home located in Raven
wood, near Falls Church, Va, among new
and distinctive homes on large lots. Also
near the Lee blvd, 90 min. from downtown
by auto. Sturdily constructed, with heavy
varicolored slate roof. copper water pipes
room about % #. long. fireplace, dining
room; modern, fully equipped kitchen: Q
large bedrooms and tile bath. Second floor,
bath. There is an attached 2-story apt.
for servants or which could be rented Full
ba sement. recreation room with fireplace
OH neat. Two-car stone garage with studio
room and picture window above. For
further information call
ROMYE LAMBORN,
Realtor.
1901 s. Arlington Ridge Rd Ov, 6211.
Exclusive Agents
CO-0nratiOr1 Tn aI
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ARLINGTON. VA.

6-room frame-and -stucco, fioored attic
full cellar oil heat, fireplace, garage, nice
lot; 3 blocks Clarendon shopping center.
Price, $4,000
Groom frame -and-stucco, bedrooms.
full cellar, oil heat Price, S9,50O, with
81 800 cash, balance S65 mo
room frame. good repair, . baths.
full cellar, h.-w,h., , garages. Price,
S9,350 with $3.50 down, balance S75 mo.
TYTNr>AT
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REALTY CO,

22O4 Wilson Blvd Gil 1900
Directions: Go out Lee hwy tnot Lee
blvd ia mile beyond Gleoc rd. to No
Florida st Turn right to 9TH rd. and
exhibit home
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Well-bult brick houses (weather-s strip
ped, turred walls, fun basement etc.. in
lovely community, only miles from d c.;
large handicapped lots, sewer, streets etc,
all paid for by builder Choose one of
our very convenient financial plans. Ready
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AURORA HILLS OFFICE.
301 so Arlington RIDGE Rd. Arlington. Va
SMALL FARM-S10, 600.

BY owner, 6 mi. from D. c., on Stats
highway; 10 acres. all modern house with
e large, bright rooms, y baths. linen
closet pantry: excellent land; chicken
houses, other buildings: substantial cash
needed BerWyn 76S-W-1
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COLORED.
HOME BUYERS

There is no place like your OWN HOME
We have many desirable houses for sale
n all sections of Washington. Small
down payment ana balance arranged like
rent. our representative viii gladly shCW
same at your convenience.
FEDERAL FINANCE g. REALTY co.
915 New York Ave NV MA T4I6 .
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J. L. G.. WEST,
- Fans Chufch GI35-J.
LBEDRM. BATH. 1St IOOR

49, Arlirston. Va, situated on shaded lot
| loXl75. this brick English Colonial is Of
fered for immediate possession; contains
large living room with fireplace, inclosed
sun porch. dining room, kitchen bedroom
and tiled bath on 1st floor; extra large
bedrooms, tiled bath and storage room on
IND floor: ample closets throughout: maid S
room and bath in full basement. Features
| include copper plumbing. prewar construc-
non and detached garage. Priced at. S10.-
| TO g.. 2434 No. Potomac St. To reach:
| Out Lee hwy. to Potomac St, right to
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FALLS CHURCH

on, Of the finest old places in Falls
Church; room modern house on lI2
acres. First floor, double living room
fireplace, dining room 14x16l. large
Kitchen. full bath. long porch second floor
. large bedrooms, full bath deck porch
Large trees, beautiful shrubbery. Price,
S11 ,000 50 500 cash
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S6,950-Savannah Ave Sc
g rooms. bath. INV. heat; over an acre
OF lovely truck ground. Few outbuildings.
Call Mr.. Widnyer, TIA 34O5
REICZEI nI Q1lA
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DET.-42OO MILITARY RD.

) BEDROOMS. 3 ba thS, hOt-Water heat
recreation room; lear garage. spaciou.
yard. furnished or unfurnished; possession
price very reasonable.
MICHAEL P. DRAIN, Agent,
Woodward Bids.
p|5n
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18
VETERAN MARINE
 TOBE RETIRED
Lieut.COl. John O'Leary of Waterbury Ending 30
 Years of Service

Camp Leieune, N. C., August ls-- At his own request Marine Lleu- tenant Colonel John D. oTeary, director of food service at this base, will retire on September after thirty years Of service. He plans to enter business with his brothers in Hoboken, N. ].
 fake many other veteran Marines, Lieutenant Colonel OTeary has seen the world. He Joined the Con. nectlcut National Guard in l0ia and served with that organization on the Mexican border from June Co Noe vember, 1916. He enlisted in the Marines upon his return and fought with the Fifth Marines at Saint Mihiel, Champagne, the Argonne Forest and also served with the Army of Occupation in Germany. He was awarded the Silver Star for gallantry in action in the Argonne Forest.
 He later served aboard the Uss Mississippi and in Tientsin. China, under General Smedley D. Butler.
 The outbreak of World War IT found Lieutenant Colonel OLeary in charge of recruiting at Dallas, Texas. where he recruited a record number Of young men from the Texas-Oklahoma area into the Mar ines. He was then promoted to lieutenant colonel and assigned to duty as offlcer in charge of southern recruiting division, Atlanta. Georgia.
 He was transferred to this base ni November. l942, where he has served as director of food service.
 Lieutenant Colonel OLeary Is Q native of Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18
UNCO CLUBS IN
 ANNUAL SESSION
State OPA Director Arpais Among Conventions
 Guest Speakers

The local Unico club will send a group of 90 members. including Of. ficers. board of directors. delegatea and alternates. as Representative to the l6th annual convention of the national Unico clubs Of America which will be held tomorrow and Sunday at St. Peters hall in Tor rington, with national president, Phillip E. Nigro of that city pre- siding.
 Waterbury officers who will be present at the convention include
 President. Joe DeLauretis: vice president, A. J. Masone; Ralph Da. Vino. secretary: Amadeo Pelosi treasurer. Board members planning
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

to be present in Torrington arc: hTty. Pasquale DeCicco, Louis Scig- liano. Paul Puzzo and Joseph Man ganaro. Elected delegates include Joseph LaPorta. pr. Pat Palomba and Joseph Renzoni. Alternates comprise William Daddona, Peter Aurielli, Gus DeCicco Rocco Santa Barbaraa nd Prank Stolii.
 Main speakers at the dinner Sat urday evening will be Connecticut OPA Director Anthony F. Arpaia and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

William c. Davin. president of the St. Paul Minn., Unico club. Election Of officers will be held at busi. ness session Sunday. Topics for dis- cussion will eb postwar rehabilita. ton and juvenile delinquency. Each years work
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

selection sheets" into the windows of autos and trains after the races were over. The sheet showed selcc- tons og 6 winners out of a card Of 7 races. or course. these sheets were printed at the track directly after the horses had won. The only reason that all 2 winners weren't selected Is that the ink would no, dry in time for distribution if they waited for the 7th race. Therefore they just printed the first 6 and guessed at the 7th. Eve nif their guess was bad, 6 winners out of [ wasn't to be sneezed at-for only five bucks a copy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

Boston (UP)--Frank A. Goodwin, Republican candidate for state audi- tor, had no trouble at all balancing his own campaign books. Unopposed for the nomination. he received no contributions, spent no money.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

looking forward to a year of an- niversary celebrations. His church here will observe its 200th anniver- sary, his church at Hartsville it's l50 and his Mill River chapel its tooth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

with the popularity of horse rac- Ina now at itS highest peak. it Is conhervatively estimated that the pubic is swindled out of more than ten million dollars yearly by touts,
 Formerly. a tout vas described as a paddock parasite who'd offer you a hot tip In exchange for a ho, meal or a @ bet. However, the modern tout now operates from his private estate. swanky office or palatial yacht.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

OLD CHURCHES TO CELEBRATE
 New Marlboro, Mass. (UP)-The Rev. Arthur Simmons, newly-ap. pointed Congregational minister, is
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

Some operate through unscrupu- losis bookmakers. who supply the names and phone numbers of their best customers. Through an un- Saspecting mutual friend, the tout gains the acquaintance Of the inc tended victim. Posing as a horseman who likes to see his friends win a bet. the tout primes to get the sucker out Of the red on one of his own horses. After the sucker drops a wad on the tip" which usually finishes last. the tout splits the sgag with the victims book maker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

Confidence men, who used Co deal ln phony stock swindleS. have moved into the more lucrative bust. ness Of touting horses. It Is im- possible to expose every tout racket which exists. as dozens Of different methods are now being employed Co fleece the gulllble racing bug.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18
About The Tout Racket
BY KEN Kn.EN0

(CTealoF ol he Face track cartoon, Joe ad AsbesosI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

Established touting organizations operate through sucker lists which are easily obtained. A personal let- ter or phone call by someone pose ing as a horseman usually arouSoS the curiosity of at least seventy five per cent Of the suckers con- tacted For the skeptical, a meeting Is arranged at a swank cafe. where the alleged horseman flashes his forged horse-owner's badge and other credentials. An undersized companion. posing as a jockey, is usually there as a convincer. The supposed liked" race is always a six-horse event. and the sucker list is divided into six groups. Each group receives a different horse in the same race. AS a result, one of the groups is sure to have the win- ming horse. With at least ten suck CTS in the winning group, wagering at an agreed amount Of from S25 tO $200 from the "horseman," he not only makes a substantial sum but has an assured list of satisfied suckers ready for the next fleec- ang.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18
List Streets In Paper
 Collection Tomorrow

per. If you reside On enc oe theee streets start now t0 prepare your paper ln securely tied bundle9 ready tor tomoFFowe collection. c 'e. OleaA Ave.
 Pembroke Ave.
 PaEaeR Sa
 RaseeFseA O. .. Pertains Ave. Ave. SpFAkue SC. n Shellela Sl
 shenela Tes.
 SalHolk sa
 stafford Sa
 TompAlns Ave. ! Terrace Ave. I've. WelcA SC.
 Wheeler g.
 Yale Sc
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

Nhe Japanese conquest of the worlds largest natural \ rubber producing eenters produced grave crisis in Americas war effort
 Sy1thNts vGbby was the only solution, The problem. 10 produce G i1 Hmr,
 Americas rubber chemists knew how to make it But the most practical process at the time required huge amounts of acoho liar beyond the already over. taxed productive capacity of industrial alcohol plants Fortunately the beverage disting industry was in existence In this country with I2s dIstilIehes and capacity of nearly 2s0,0O0000 gallons annually
 Beverage dstIsrs stopped making whlsksy overnight ,.convened l00eo to the manufacture of industrial
 Conference of Alcoholic B
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

me following streets will be can. vassed tomorrow, weash Fepermit- ting. ln a collection og scrap pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

Most Of the petty touts have dis appeared sinee their Faekels have heen exposed iD newspaper col. gFnns and magazines, The FaW- st of them al vas the throwing 0f
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-18

alcohol Soon millions of gallons of this vital ingredient were flowing into synthetic rubber plants.
 The rest is history.
 Synthetic rubber production today is ample to meet our needs for essential civilian and war rubber goods.. this emergency no longer exists.
 Proof the request of Bradley Dewey, Rubber Director to terminate his wartime powers
 ThsHk yOg JOv sour pGeisHee! Americas beverage dstiers are fully aware of the in' convenences you encountered during the 22 months when not drop of whskey was made n this country. For your extreme patience and understanding during this perod they express their sincere appreciation