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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21

ter or tact, O lot of theIil didn't know Cleveland wAs back In the National League. And when the Rams helted tho Luokman . less BoarB, ie.7, for tn cir second straight league victory, they be- came one of the pleasant carly season surprises.
 Capt. Danny Aaamaa VaA AaAa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
(Reg. U. s. Pat, 0fhcel nY IACK fIinnY

United Press Stan CorrespOndent)
 New York, Oct. al-tUp)-Two questions furnishing fodder for basebalrs hot-stove- -leaguers are; CD If CommoSSloner Landis resigns because of health, who will sue- eeed himp--and (2) Wlll the major league squads 60 south for spring trainingp
 Because of the sharply aligned and bitterly opposed factions in the majors, no one Is In position now Co know definitely who will sue- coed the old "JedgO" if he retires, Not even Landis, Ford Prick nor will Harrldge knows, The battle over his successor would make the turbulence of tho last-Inlnor- league (CQ) meeting seem like q lovefest,
 Accordingly, we will refrNln-Nt this tlme--frpm shovelling any ad. ditlonal conjecture onto the pile already provided by various con- temporNries, Our hope is that Lam dis gets well enough to guide his sport through tho carly, tempestu- ous stages of the postwar era, . period that win be studded with controversies over tho rights of returning service players, and with conflicts between the big.fNrm and antl-fNrm factions, etc The old gatfer'S knowledge diseernment, honesty and courage will be needed
 However about spring training, we can be more definite, We suggest that major league owners and other persons of influence in the sport begin campaigning immediately for h reutrn to the southern condl- tioninR grounds,
 No longer is there any question of baseball's wartime Status.-of tho importance of its diverslonNry eon- trihutionS to the good spirits Of workers Ut home and service men overseas, The better the game can be kept up, without showing my manpower preferences, the more everyone will enjoy it,
 Despite the successes Of the three wartime major league seasons, It's the eonsensls Of fans, writers ana players that the game suffered 0 let.down in the early weeks of each season, as Q direct result of north- ern training, The customers pay regular prices for sub-par ball; and the reports of early play-by press or Tadlo--are not conducive 70 much civilian or service enthusiasm. For the first month of the season, at least, the fans are treated to semi-prRetlee contests while the athletes play themselves Into shape,
 Baseball's training travel restrie- tions have been self-lmpoSed by Lands, who went all-out to eooper-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
RnOKNE,a aONR

Jaelie Roekne, youngest child Of the immortal Knuto Roekno and the sensation of Wlseonsln's prep grid circles last fall, will not carry on Ht Notre Dame, Jackie has en- tered q FFAneisean Monastery noar Detroit to study for tho priesthood, His brother, Knute, Jrp @ with the Army in Alaska.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
0, S,-G, L,

Columbus, O. Oct 2i, Cup)- ohlA State and Great Lakes, both undefeated, met today in University stadium in a homecoming for the snllors' coach, Lt, Paul Brown, former Buckeye mentor, A crowd Of 70,0D0 fans was expected to sec tho game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
cOLnATR pENN RTATE

Hamilton, N, ", oct, 3l, tUp)- ColgNte UniversityS Red Raiders, conquerors of powerful Cornell team last Saturday, met Penn State today before an estimated 5000 fans 10 was the eighth meeting bee tween the two gehoolg,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
ULTNOTS.pITT

Pittsburgh. Oct, 2i. Illinois high-seoring football team ruled n topheavy favorIte today in it's clash with the de.emphasized University of Pittsburgh Panthers. A crowd of 10000 was expected to witness the contest, with the kickoff set for 2 iS m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
College FootboII
LRNiY.U, s, C, O. "a.

West Point, N. r. Oct, 2i, (UP)-- Unbeaten army turned loose its hard running backs today against a small but well regarded Coast Guard academy team which has lost only to Yalo while winning four games this season,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
own goal line and was tackled for Q

own goal line and was tackled for Q safety,
 Boston College followed form and defeated New York University a to lS, Left halieaek Joe Elliott led the BC scoring parade with three toueh- downs, one Q 62 yard dash,
 In other games the Pittsburgh teachers of Kansas defeated Mis- souri's Warrensburg teachers, 10 to 2 and Cape dirardeNu, Mo, Teaeh- CTS beat Missouri Valley. iS to 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21

day as valiant Brown sought to hold its one.game victory margin over Holy Gross in the 2iSt renewal of their gridiron series that began in 1908.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21

Lancaster (pa) Country Club VII lopen It's course to the public three days e wee kwith the receipts going to the Red Cross,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21

Bobby Crulckshank used . TO. proeeSsed golf ball in winning tho North and South Open tourna. mentS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
FREE MUNY GOLF

Service men and women may play at any time on any of the Indianapolis Municipal golf courses without charge,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
ny HARRY CRAYsON NEA Sports Editor

Cleveland, oct, When the Rams closed with c rush to edge the Card.Pitts, a0-2B, not Q few peo. pie were mildly startled, As Q mat-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
tTl WIE.nY

Touchdowns made by coliono (s), Rugglerlo, Pope, Quattro. Points after touehdownH, made by Collon0 (plaeemenO; Silva (placement).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21

Babe Ruth, longtime home run king of the diamond, has come out of retirement Co take another turn at bat In i0l4--ln the voting booth.
 "The Babe" now 30, appeared at Now York polling place Co register for the first time.
 Why?
 We need . new pitcher In the White House."
 He's going to vote for Governor Dewey,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21
BRowN.HOLY CROSS
THIS CURIOUS WORLD

Worcester. Mass,, Oct. 2i. CUP)-- \ battle of aeriais was expected to-.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-21

] END TONIGMT "RAINnOW asMEs sOLDIER Too"
Evening star., 1944-07-25
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

I3i1 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.--3-partment
q. snd bath eseh
sa soa a5. oLIyER T Carr IA: M sss5
600 cash we can recommend downtown
l-tenancy property that is sound as to
or Mr. sne eo sToRY Is 70 so4
ATTRACTIVE 3-unit set brick apt, house,
Rsss sscen ossr sS ReG
Call OWNER after 8 pm. Shepard 5419,
SOMETHING DIFFERENT-A genuine au-
thentic bargain: unusual corner 5,unit
pxon 1n heart Of svsr " St sprs Nc Sa
vacancy; only Sio.5oo cash. This n'e is a
rare opportunity indeed as apt. houses
II ese ss es are ess sedOm oT sss no
ventional apts.: Four apts.. contain 2 bed
rooms, | apt contains ! bedroom. IN
deep lot, wide immense rear porches, boun-
tiful shrubbery, automatic oil h;-wh.; "a
block off Ga: ave. near everything; ex-
as nsteUe oss neome safky yr nl' p
WALSHE. INC: Ma. 646s Ills Eye st, NV.
NOM ony Hyn Ssar od sasonsse nn sp hes ea
Convenient TO everything. For appoint
ment to see call Ma. 1913. ewes. FIR. $3.50
NEW CUNT CORNER APT. BLDG.
white-faee brick; 3-story, facing Govt
PARK. Reasonable rentals of approx
mately S35.000. Only months old.
For appointment to see MA. 1913. ewes
fK Foo siaH bIoek sEI' 81 go PARK RID. x.w.-Four
completely furnished apts. with monthly
rental of $3.50. All aptS, have individual
baths and kitchens and separate front
and rear entrances. Price only Sl6,5o0
Call Mr.: Sharnoff, EN-. 2527. MARSHALL
J. WApLE CO. DI. 3346
HOUSES, brick. 10 bedrooms and 2
o rin no
17th ST. and Bladensburg rd. ne Double
garage. Furnished for tourists. Rented
TO the same tenant for < years, 81 50 mo
Price. furnished ST. 500. l5| net on
y; C. HINES & SONS 426 Investment
Bldg, DI; S132; or MI Martin, EN- 4O63
rr, price NC, only S5!,5o0; terms. o'HARE
ESTATES: MA. O5S6
CUNT APT. BLDG. brick. years old.
close to shopping, schools and bus: excel
lent lnsome, Price. S235oo; ARLINGTON
MODERN FOUR-FAMILY FLATS; two
brick buildings, only two years old, Each
apt, rooms, dinette, kit, bath and
porch. elec. refer.; tenants pay for own
utilities: yearly income from each bldg
So 81 prlse ss So 200; Phone M, WoI-
sos H st. NV. MA 2:I45
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Uncle Roy's Corner

Spiders have no gills to use in
taking oxygen from water, but some
spiders live under water a great deal
of the time.
How can that be?
The answer is that those spiders
take air down under the water with
them!
Water spiders. as they are called,
spin webs in the water of canals
and streams They fasten the ends
Of certain threads to weeds, and
then spin more thread to make the
main part of the web.
After the spinning is done, the
spider goes to the surface to get "a
bubble of air" The air Is brought
down in space between the hairs
on the abdomen.
The air bubble is set loose under
the web. Then the spider goes back
for another load.
After many trips. the water spider
turns its web into kind of balloon.
The air under the web rises, and
makes the central part 60 under.
The web now takes on a shape which
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY on frst, or second trust; prompt
action reasonable rates: nearby Nd, Va
or D e property, THE AMERICAN CO..
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we will
buy ,second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N. Y. ave NV National 1898
WHEN you need a personal loan, 500 to
10000 repsyable monthly, come to
BANK. OF COMMERCE g. SAVINGS, 9TH
ana a SIS. nv. III st. at North Capitol.
lst AND end TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Consult us before
borrowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN
yESIMENT c.. s17 9th NV DI. $3.50.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record
Car does not have to be paid for in order
70 obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE CO.,
1l0o New York ave, NV. tGreyhound Bus
TERMINAL. RE. 1900. Open It'll q pm. %
WILL BUY small first and second trust
leeds. WILLETT, MA. CASA, Woodward
Bldg. 2Bs
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture or signature.
ave; Hyattsville, Nd War1eld 31sl For
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. P. J. WALSHE.
INC. I115 Eye st. NV. National 646s
LOANS to responsible Govt. employees low
ASH. Star.
LOANS to RESPONSIBLE Government en-
ployes. low rates quick. Confidential serv-
ice. Box oS1-E Star
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Not This

has been compared to a bell
The web, with air in it, also has
been compared to a thimble. Per-
haps this is better idea, since it
is of small size.
Small as it is. the air-filled home
Of the water spider is large enough
to hold the spider and her young.
She lays eggs inside, and waits for
them to hatch. All the while, she
breathes the supply of air brought
down from the world above.
Water spiders eat insects which
they capture in the canals and
Slow-moving streams where they
make their homes. They are good
swimmers, and can dive When they
60 from the surface of the water
down below. they usually cling to the
stalk of water plant.
A common spider may live a short
time under water, only a few kinds
can stay alive long without going to
the surface One kind. found in
the ocean, makes it's nest in coral
reefs. above the low-water mark of
the tide. When the tide rises. this
spider remains in its nest. When the
water ebbs away it goes forth to look
for food on the coral reef
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Take Ny WORD for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Sound Your A.

@. Some time ago you gave "a1r-
MAY duh as the better pronuncia-
ton for armada. I do not question
you on this, for I have found your
work to be unusually sound, but I
am curious to know why the long
"A" is preferred to the Spanish "ah"
sound in the second syllable. Will
you please discuss?-D: B.
Answer: The word armada Span
ish, from the Latin armata simply
follows the familiar pattern of many
other words of Romance or Latin
origin-they are taken into English,
naturalized and become English in
fact and in pronunciation.
This is especially true Of Latin
words which, in English, have .the
vowel "a" in accented syllables To
emphasize this fact, let me repeat a
little poem I wrote few years ago:
Mr. Webster won't berate us
II, in status. apparatus,
And verbatim, We pronounce the
"a" as "ay."
While audacious and vivacious
Without "ay" are quite falacious:
And rapacious, too. must have
the sound OF pay
Now in data, also strata.
1t is best to cultivate
Vowel sound that's like the "ay"
as heard in matron.
And the "a" of desperate
Should be long as in tornado;
And it's better, too, in patronize
and patron.
Please remember to rhyme papal,
Not with apply, but with maple,
Oh, our language stumps the ex-
perts. so they say.
But our friends will never shame us,
Saying. You're an ignoramus,"
If We learn the proper way to
sound our A.
The "ay' sound is correct in gala
GAY -luh), ultimatum CULL-ti-
MAYtum and aviation CAY-vee-
AY'shun,.
AS to armada. the first choice Of
all dictionaries. and the only choice
OF most Of them, is ahr-MAY- duh.
Released my the Bell Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1944-07-25

SMALL ESTATE SITES-The owner of q
small gentleman's estate in the Potomac
Rockville area Of Mont. Co is lust now
TO his own to buyers seeking to build
their own small estates after the war in
an environment of similar and substantial
properties These are right choice parcels
and provide individuals or small friendly
groups with a means Of developing their
own personal plans Call r. P. RIPLEY,
SH 1899. (Sun and ewes. Rockville 81
|, 2, B TO 25 ACRES. Colesville pike; also
3 to 25 acres country club horse show
to 3 cents So #: terms to suit Full
TON R GORDON, Owner, 1927 Eye st.
NV. DI. 5230 until pm. Brokers, at
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FARMS FOR SALE.
DAIRY AND STOCK FARMS. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. R F. D 2 Box B, Silver Spring,

DAIRY AND STOCK FARMS. JOHN BUR
pOFT. r. F. D. 9. Box B, Silver Spring,
Md. Call Ashton 3s46.
SMALL FARMs-3o minutes downtown,
GOOD road. water main. electricity; nearby
farm with city improvements, plenty of
room for sarden, fruits, vegs, chickens,
hwy. and two bus lines: why go way out
IN the country for a lot of cheap, useless
land With hi79o 70 conve9iences d and no future?
yomr farm is SPA paid for; price S3ao Ino
Lee hwy sep or Leg es bvd to mS Farfax cee e Va
Howard Johnson''sl, continue on dual road
70 first crossroad, turn right to sign Fair
noon and ? to 2 pm. Bring sio deposit
1Oo-ACRE FARM in the famous shenan-
doah Valley. Va, l:} mi from Winchester.
! a miles from Middletown; l4-room house
barn, 30x40 TT: garage, henhouse, etc, On
hard-surfaced road: elec; availabe 3 good
Fer write IRA GRuVER R
lance, Va. Phone Stephens City 2cF,3l.
WHERE ELSE COULD S11.T5o buy for
cash or equity cash ITO a, IA tillable, bal
ance in wood fine well spring, ia-mi front
on, elec., and county road; r. and b, out
Md; make ideal home for retired party,
fPuS ffaoPs S e RYoN oSe5S9 co @ GE W e4s z '0 a.
SELDOM AvAILABLE-Here are 10 acres
Rockville pike, about 3 mi north of the
Naval Hospital. There is an old house on
the property. A real buy at Sl3,5OO. We
also have number Of other close-in prop
critics with acreage in Montgomery County
GRAHAM HALL. realtors. WI $3.50 Sun.
and ewes. call Mr.. Laughlin, WI. 1890.
FINE FARM-This property consisting
of 121 acres, only, - miles from the Dis
trict, has modern 7-rm.. house, new
barn, plenty of outbides.. well fenced and
is one of Montgomery County's best farms
An outstanding value at $4,000. GRA-
EAM-HALL realtors. WI $3.50. Sun. and
ewes. call Mr.. Laughlin. WI. 1890.
MONT. COUNTY FARM of IS acres on
State road. only % mi. to White House
lovely 5-bedroom home, complete with
B "; oil heat, kitchen stove and refs.;
outbldgs In fine condition. good fencing.
4 very clean-cut farm throushout. R. P.
RIPLEY. SH, 1883. tSun. and ewes, WI.
$500, Mr.. Abbe.)
slA ACRES, 2-room house. 2,story poultry
house, Ereenhouse; all buildings wired
city: S7,b00. "A G. ANDERSON: 1858
Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va. oxford 3240,
SMALL FARM about IA acres, modern
house. outbldes,, on main hwy Southern
Nd good terms to responsible party.
Dixie REALTY CO.. MA. $3.50.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE tcsss.,

STuDE1AKEk 1941 Champion de luxe
cup diaio ssdsni oysrdriys ana heater, excel
LEE D. BUTLER. 1871 21st st. NV. DI.
If If You DON'T KNOW CAR PRICES know
HAINEs \, AUTO SALES. 424I Biadensburs.
LATE MODEL USED AUTOMOBILES.
is4i is4i chhsyrolss chsyrolss sedan. sedan.
1sas 1sas Eord r. ssiia sedan aorv.rt,,,.
1873 1873 EoTs EoTS.
1940 Chrysler.
1910 Chevrolet.
KENYoN-PIcK, INC: :Arlinsten's own"
1nstGn, UsEp.cxs u sATH:. fH. 5000.
g, '3a studebaker Commander sdn.;, T. and IA.
- ;s sSisF Ssa seSysI,,sl. ssas.; r. and h.
pGEa sensertss sed.s ssasn f.aIo sps h.
4o ,4o PtSsrs Buick spsessl sd. sedan; .aa and h
Me4eary hMineo1nzsphy5 ssasn sedan; ana { and h.
~ ,44dd Chevrolet sp: q: ]; club coupe; r. and h.
80 chrysier sedan: r. and h. 1 "'
HYHTTsyIILSS 81 S'na5i Buick CO. w.rt.ld 411i.
CHERNERIZED CARS.
iy4l Lincoin-zephyr Fordor. r. and h.
l94l Packard 4-door sedan: :. ana h.
1871 Studebaker Commander A-door ~
dan, radio and heater
1910 Mercury 4-ooor. r. and b
1929 Lincoln Zephyr conv. sedan, r. and h.
1899 Packard 4-dr. sedan. r. and h,
Ia3s Packard 7-pass sedan. r. and h..
IS4d Ghsyroiet club coupe. r.. and h.
l94d Buick club coupe: r. and h.
1899 Mercury sedan coupe. T. and h.
1898 Studebaker Commander coupe.
1898 Buick Town Limousine, 10000 mi.
Many others terms. trade. guaranteed
CHERNER. open until 9 p.m., 1871 Fla.
ave NV. dial no E000
Evening star., 1944-07-25
sANkRUprcY NoricE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIM
united Sla , States for the District Of GoiuT.
Matter Of Nathan Pitt. 1880 wisconsin
Ave, NV. washingyten, tgy, 2; G, Bsnkrupt..,
Nathan Pitt Of the City OF Washington,
District OF celumbia.--Notice is hereby
given that the said Nathan Pitt has been
duly adjudged bankrupt on petition nled
by him on the goth day of July, 1914. and
that the first meeting of his creditors will
be held on the 10th day of August, 1914,
at ten O'Clock Am. at the ONCE of the
Referee. sI9 Investment Building, 18th and
X Streets, NV. Washinston, d. c.. at
which time and place the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims appoint q
trustee, examine the bankrupt and trans
act such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. FRED J. EDEN,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Evening star., 1944-07-25
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue Bax ~ MAYO. A. A Co. Md
EPPING FOREST. MD.-For sale. 4-room
and bath cottage, in fine cond., partly
furn On Severn River, No. | Hickory Trail
Open: restricted. Call South Shore 3297
or Washington. MARY T. BOARD, EN-.
EPPING FOREST. on Severn near Annap-
oils: large cottage, r., b.; furnished;
suitable families. large wooded rlot
bargain: S4.250. W. M. BAuMAN, MA.
MODERN COTTAGE, large screened porch
grand bathing. rowboat, on South River,
only 3 miles from Annapolis, 25 miles from
Washington; $50 for rest of season, or can
arrange to rent for shorter period Call
1pio
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STORES FOR RENT.

22l1 18th ST. NV. basement store, avail
able Aug. l. DU. 505l. KREZELL.
46I Sc NV, store 25x30 display win
dow; suitable for repair work So 80
month. Key in Room No / 20
STORE VALUES-9OO Kennedy ST. NV
Store and basement 500.
401b Minnesota ave. s.e.-Store. SS5.
2241 Nichols ave. s.e.-Store. SO.
81 H st. n.w.-Store, $50.
122 D st s.e.-Store, $1,000.
R. A. HUMPHREYS, S0S N. Capitol,
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son. Auctioneers
Electrical appliances. locksmiths supplies,
new lighting fixtures. Lionel train equip
ment. fans, motors, door checks. desk
lamps, motion picture protector build
ers supplies etc BY auction at
Weschlers. a15 ST. NV, Wednes-
day, July 90, 1874, commencing IL
o o,clock am. Complete locksmith's sup
plies, Yale and other padlocks, door checks,
night latches, cylinders, cylinder locks.
rebuilt door checks, electric roaster. fiou-
resent lighting fixtures and desk lamps.
alternating and direct current fans, cutout
panels, new Exide storage batteries, one
hundred new lighting fixtures for every
room in the home, Lionel standard and
% gauge train outfits, new freight cars,
transformers and accessories, etc
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRE RECAPPING. s-hour service, BY
4 up at pm: Finest-srade materials
recapping MECHANICS; All work suaIanteed:
HANNA. 47l6 R. /, ave. Hyattsvilie. uN.
1912, 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK.
AUTO REPAINTING, body and fender re-
pairs; quality work, reasonable prices.
MCMAHON CHEVROLET. 1923 Georsia
ave. -GE. 0100
RECAPPTNG in WASHINGTON. one-day serv-
ice. By appointment only. Leave car 8
Am, ready at pm. Complete custom
built work with truck rubber. Plenty Of
Grade md 3 tires carried in stock in
all sizes. Ample parking in rear. CON-
SOLIDATED TIRE CO. 1895 H ne. LU
ATTENTION gas sta. garages, tire shops
auto dealers-plenty of new and Grade 3
tires and tubes wholesale. Best recapping
done. We welcome visit from you to
the most modern and complete recap plant
in Wash CONSOLIDATED SALES, 1895
Is44 KOZY COACHES and Platts. Many
GOOD Used models Cash for your trailer.
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /. Ber-
wyn. Md Tel Berwyn As
HEADLIGHT ADJUSTMENT and repair
service on all makes of car for the D. c.
inspection, If you bought your car at the
as Isl ceiling price and need repairs to
put it through inspection call Lincoln
9615 or drive to 1000 Bladensburg rd
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK ROOM for rent with secretarial
service if desired; also !, , or 3 room
Offices, newly decorated. L. J. COWIE. 500
Eye St n W.
DENTISTS or PHYSICIANS Office 1st floor,
modern apartment building on 18th st
NV; now occupied by dentist: available
Aug. l.. THOS. J. FISHER & CO., INC,
13S 10th ST NV. DI. $3.50.
NEAR CAPITOL and Library - 1st floor
location. 800 B st. sc. Phone FIR 4030
or evenings AT 9lS1 o1s
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

APARTMENT HOUSE, reasonably new,
white, up to $500, 10000 THOS. E. JAR
RELL CO, realtors, 721 10th st. NV.
National 0165.
LISTINGS WANTED-List your colored
properties to sell with us: city, suburban
nearby Md; personal attention to all list
ines LA SALE REALTY CO., AL New
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. flats. houses, stores
or land. have cash purchasers ready TO
settle List your property with us HAIR
R1SON-WASHBURN CO., 9.7 New York
ave NV RE 3435
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sEAShoRE PROPERTY.

GOVT. EXECUTIVE wants vacation spotl
/ want a home by the ocean with good
bathing facilities, within 200 miles of Wash
ington, first two weeks of August. Three
adults. no children. Excellent references.
Telephone Woodley 4164 and a tired but
hopeful voice will tell all
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FARMS WANTED.

HOUSE with some land or small farm in
or buy: give full particulars. Write
STEPHEN HATIsON. 1926 Vine st. NV,
Washington, D, C, or call between and :
r, m at RA pSo3
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FARMS FOR RENT.

no ACRES, 8 rooms, all necessary out
buildings: must have own equipment S45
per mo. JOHN BURDOFT, r. F. D. ,.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

56-APT. HOUSE SITE in Takoma, Md;
building lots Meadowood, Northwood Park
and Forest Glen, Nd. ROBERT E. LATI-
MER, 7723 Alaska ave. GE. 1870.
VICINITY FALLS CHURCH-More than
u sold in 10 DAYS lots Is to "a acre;
$50 TO 81 900 LYON, INC, CHI. 1910;
ewes, CHI. 2111. SUMMERS
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LOTS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WANTED TO BUY VACANT LOTS for
cash in DC. nearby Va. and Nd. Mr..
WILLIAMS. Ma. 4933. Home. OR. 1884
Evening star., 1944-07-25
BUSINESS pRoPERTY FoR SALE.

HOTEL FOR COLoREp-Now white. 80
Star.
STORE and 3 apts.. Pa. ave. nr. 18th nv:
Cal Arthur Birch; NE. o5s7. or o'HARE
sTOREROOM and 2 complete apis,
located on good blk.-Pa. ave. sc. Street
level storeroom. Ideal for once. store or
beauty parlor. Separate gas furnaces;
tenants furnish own utilities. Each apt
contains 2 rooms, kitchen. bath and
floor rear; garage. Income from 2 apts.,
SS6 per mo- Storeroom vacant. r. G,
DUNNE, AT. $500; Sunday and eyes,,
Mr. Ropers GE 5340