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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-11

Kljub mogocnem razvoju indusrije, obrne trgovin-
ske in prometne deavnosti zadnjh rs lehv prv VI
sti seveda deu Sovenije, XII je zadne cert stoletJe
svobodno dhal-ima oblaz slovenske zemje Sc vedno
zrazito poledeljski znaca Podatk, XII h tn naval amo
tenljjo deloma nanovejsih predvonih satistikah-
to vea "a osrcje Sovene-deoma cenitvah in delo-
ma podatkh, XII izvirao il dobe ko je sovenska
zemlja vsai gospodarszem ozru, uzvaa popolno
svobodo
Socialni ustroj vse sovenske zemlje bi potemtakem
"a |. 1910. izgledal t2kole; zaposlenih je bio:
poljedeljstvu in gozdsrstvu ---------- 49fo
V industriji in obrt , ,------------- 24R
trgovini in prometu -~---- .---------- 1870
iavnih in svobodnih poklicih --- 14o .
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-11

me, nismo bill mixer - ta-
vail smo lie nekaj ur okrog po-
stale. Utrujeni smo, kot da hi
bill ma potovanju!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-11
5O-letnica Cleveland
Trust banke

Dne 20. septembra bo Cleve-
land Trust Co. pricela 81. leto
svoje bancne posluge v sever
mem. Ohiju. .~.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
JAMES A. COBB, Attorney,
613 T Street NV,

IN ,,r THE sl pIsT9IcT COURT Or THE
e. aeld aAaioF RFeot saA6S Rz
ssss 1s.na ~ i. S.d, s. 3. 81;
1895. and tic, I1th day Of June. 1871,
purptortinF 70 BE- The last yin and tesla
deceased. hsyins been returned IS to Hairy
Constance WormisS aG sarton t lewis 0fe esn
ssssa ss I Eth co %oo Ss
y I'M 3, Mson hers = lay and
that tie 'f Issues H s. St down 4St for
tsiai On the 18th Day Of May. 1874, and
nled in this Court and bearing date the
ssdd wy and Wss e. e M s.5
gaipostias o bs the oedieiil 70 tie last
md .stsss.d s. das
Marion sh.sd 4 v II. time q tie K:
|edsins ~ her Of the said paper xritins
|of sound and disposing mind and capable
|of executing q valid deed or contract9
DAY fs41 ss's 81
thereto procured from the said Marion P.
sed upon tie ..ia MARION Of shsdd S,
John W. Smith or any other person or
persons? 5. Was. the said paper writing
dated the 14th day Of June, 1041, OBJ
tanned. or the execution thereof procured
from the said Marion p. shadd, deceased.
|by the. undue influence or duress. or coer-
cion Of John w. Smith or any other person
Or persons7 shall be published once : week
for -four. weeks in the washington Law
Reportsr' and twice q week for the same
period in the Washington Evening Star
T. ALAN QOIDeBOROUGH, Justice. (Seal.)
Attest: VICTOR 8. MERSCH, Register Of
Wills Tor the District Of Columbus, cleri
iof the Probate Court,
mh27,29ap3,S, 1O,l2,l
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SUB PROP. FOR SALE tces.., !.

low. electric, fine well, chicken housed. and
road. 81 900 cash. sssb mo-: pglee, $3.50.
koSms AND pis fanuEsa anss ss
Church, next to Post Once. Price. $is.-
800. Terms can be arranged. P.
sh sTock a7ss +
trio, Fairfax County, on the bank Of Bull
$50 mo. =; P. johnson, Falls Church
silver sPRING-e-room detached brick,
B years old: all modern; near transporta-
ton; owner At war: immediate possession;
S9,26o G. " Simpson Co.. 1924 vt. ave.
s siHi NJ. Morninsside Village. near
the Census once: 4 rooms and bath. very
large lot, large trees. water, cleo. oil heat,
Ss.na eoTi III. v ssns We s neT $500 cash.
ARLINGTON. VA.-2-stcry brick and frame.
nearly new home, contains large living room
with fireplace. dining room. kitchen. full
basement. extra large bedrooms, tile bath.
immediate possession; reasonable down
payment; Maynard Bayles Co.. Falls
s sAhM Me-. Is piles :sr: st 2 on ssed hs
water Philgas. barn and outbldss.; S7.450,
terms aF9isc Tal,s CHURCH S4oe, r,,xn.,,.u.
h f sr on corner lot Large rms, oil heat
Associates. Inc: CHI; 1893 until =.
FALLS CHURCH, yA.-New brick, 5-rm.
with fireplace, full basement. garage. un-
bh ps Park ol Mp sui M banss
low, attic insulated, oil heat. hardwood
0601,
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PROPOSALS.

y; z. ": PRoJECT 10, PC 49:170N.-
Washington, D. C-separate sealed bids
for construsti0n ~, e .sheOl building e IS
SCHOOL" on the west side Of South Cap
81 Is:,d soatSTsst 7ip saSs:s; s;sss$s, WISH.
missioners at Room 500. District Building,
EwT. ADJ; i. is44n ' and ths i1'p publicly aa
e Bidders. Form Of Bid. Form Of Contract,
Bond .so :na on Dorm; 9, BID
smined and secured ct the once Of the
427, District Building, and copies thereof
obtained upon deposit Of . certified check
payable to the Collector Of Taxes, D. c., in
ne ne, sum s.s q H. Twsnty Dollars $4,000! fo5
Upon returning such sets promptly and in
funded. The COMMISSIONER reserve the
right to waive any tnformalities In or to
reject any or All bids. Each bidder must
b nS ss than Il. Ave ,G 1s cs ns S S q E:
conditions provided in the Instructions to
Bidders. Time will not be . material factor
IN evaluating bids. (See psragraph II Of
Ibn1sstruetions 70 B,ddsrs.l Attention Of
so e opy !. e SOndtons q
withdraw his bid within thirty (3O) days
after the actual date OF the opening there
Of. (6ee paragraph Il Of Instructions to
Bidders9 g. M. .THORNETT, Secretary,
Beard Of Commissioners, D. c.. Mar. 81,
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Filed Mar. II, 1944.-ChaYles e. Stewart,
Clerk

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ss1.i s AZ ~ xNp fa1s4
s ssas' e 81 William W s5s shEE WI
No as.asaGordsf ~ PsbiestionM c!rSe
object Of this suit is to obtain an order for
the sale Of certain real estate owned and
i Rsaa Z? ana q IN sauare Is. in the Dis
E EnSxn 4 az: .sss and sssy ausS ss
elsIntin TIL. ass q Mar e
Rachel Y: Gray. Johnston "; Gray
minor; sa.bars Lee Gray. Cornell,
sS.n q Fsf S.rb. naV sa: k.. snd mor
Barbara Sue Reed. = minor; william Ev-
ersrd Williams; individually and IS Gus:
IS Leo v S Ie Williams wi miSo. sosn
enhower VOORHEES,, Ruth D: Wilson. indi-
y5duay and aa as eHssDdaa Of ososy will
Sloan wilson. oeotrey Wilson. minor
Adelaide D; Grant; William w. Dansnhow,
e. M,,, 80; indiyiduaily and as custodian o.
william ". Danenhower. r.. 4th. minor
Edward 3. Danenhower. jr., Caroline r
xha co% Mlsn 81 T William GaEsne Rus.
Frances Y. Green, Marshall s. Philpitt
PSpss ~ and m as M...as 81 pS
pitt. IT,. s. Ernest Phiipitt. I'd. minor; J
Maurice stiiveli Helen stilwell Kelly. Ar.
E Inslyidau:ils and - = su:sGaiaa 81 plsnns
Gilbert N. BRYANT. jr.. individually and
minor: sarb.P. Jo.nn. s2sans. sfy minor
Eunice 3. Watson, Mildred B. Holman in
diytdually and as custodian of John c,
9 minor; Frank G. Danenhower. Robert 8.
Of Barbara Ann .Danenhover. william G.
ans y Shn
minor; William 6. Danenhower, minor
and and John p Danenhower: minor; Re:
seheeler individually and as custodian q
minor; James II. Danenhower individually
hoa.r sSss sh sae B.a
2 minor; William w. Danenhower, Stewart
=. panenhower. Edith D; Cossa individually
Alkaline Cossa minors; Judith Ann Cossa
z minor: Alkaline Cossa, . minor; Joseph L
Pan men n.n:n William Dansnhoger; Johr
b. .scheuer, Alfred oaTasher individually
and as custodian Of Alfred Gailaeher, IT,
CHER. IT.. minor; Joan Gala cher. a minor
sisnee Of Washington Danenhower. cause
their appearance to be entered herein or
or before the fortieth day, exclusive OF
Sundays and legal holidays, occurrina
after the day of the frst publication Of
this order; otherwise the cause will bs
proceeded with as in case Of default. Pro.
vided, however that q copy Of this order
shall be published at least once . weei
ington Law Reporter and The Washington
ALAN GOLDSBoROUGH. Justice (seaI.
ART. Clerk. By ELEANOR e. JOBE
Deputy Clerk. mar20,27,ap3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-27
LEON n. SHINBERG.
Attorney for Partnership,
1881 g st. NV. Washinxton, d. C.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

NOI1CE OF PUBLICATION.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that the
undersigned have, as Of January /. 1874.
formed q limited partnership to continue
the bushes; heretofore conducted 81 them
as general co-partnarship under the style
Of Madlon Studios, for the continued
transaction Of Photographic studio business
and related activities at Washington, D. c.,
and elsewhere IN the Omitted States The
suckstein and Sam ooltIman,, both resi-:
dents OF the District Of Columbia; and OF
and Anna Goltzm.n. both residents Of the
s ssn.Ii {. 81. $500: 90 II ssp,ts Essh
5000 90. The term Of the partnership is
Tor ten years commencing on January /,
1 ne9.:. and ending on December 81. iS5s,
!as majority 81 ths capital ceTtihssse
February goth. 1914. and has been aled
District Court Of the United States for
tns pst VSo of h9 SSlan1 , sssuTes
ner; SAM COLEMAN, General Partner:
R RnTa d 8 RgG5kSsgTEIN. spesisl Partner;
mh6.6.l1. 13.15,l 2.25.27, 9,ap1
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FUTURE.

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION on
Thur, March 80, at 10 am. the following
livestock on DR.. Fifer's Farm, near Merri-
horses, / ayr. old. b-yr. olds; i aged aged
thoroughbred mare, / mule, purebred
reg. Hereford cows, purebred reg. Here
ford bull, 2 purebred yearling Hereford
purebred Hereford heifer, 8 mos. old; /
Guernsey bull, 2 yrs, old; bull, .1s mos
old; Guernsey milk cows: 2 halfbred
Hereford heifers. l to be fresh soon; 1
Guernsey bull calf, l halfbred Hereford
bull calf and / brood SOW.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WILKES, McGARRAGHY 4 Arts,
BY JAMES e. ARTS,
Attorney for Petitioners,
sol Tower Bldg.
Filed Mar. ~, 1914.

GHHI!es =: SteWkrt, EIsfK.
s'fss' 81 81 Rs5si'' Of f f aaYRY
R pm Ne u.s. son.d Aa
alton Of the petition filed herein on the
i IN, day Of March, 1874; prayin. for dis
laws Of the District Of Columbia, It is, By
the Court, this 18th day Of March. 1914,
said CORPORATION are 0 hspeby directed to
on or before the 29th day Of April, 1914,
solved. PROVIDED that q copy OF this
order shall be published in The Washington
Law Reporter and The Evening Star
the nrst Insertion to be not less than one
~ month before the 29th day Of April,
1914. 80 T. ALAN GOLD6BOROUGH,
Justice. (Seal.l A true copy. Test:
CHARLES 2. sTEwART, Clerk. BY EMMA
C. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk. mh20.27,ap3
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
JOHN BURDOFT. Call Ashton 3s4e.
PUT $50 DOWN, $40 MO.
SMALL, FARMS

"a TO Ia ACRES
IS minutes downtown Some have 90
full-grown bearing apple trees; some have
big oak trees. Plenty Of room for garden.
fruit. vees., etc.
ONLY $50 DOWN $40 MONTH
Drive out Lee blvd or Lee hwy to Fair
tinue on dual road to flrst intersection;
turn right to FAIRFAX ORCHARD (second
BUNGALOW on leftl. Or call Mr. Mack any
to 2 pm. (only) for free trip any day OF
early evening. Two bus lines; car not
necessary. Open all day Sunday. Bring
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poned until TUESDAY, THE TWENTY
EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH, 1914, at the
SAME HOUR and the SAME PLACE.
BY ORDER OF THE SOLE
AND SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE.
mh1S,23,26,27.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE AND FURNISHINGS, FLOOR
COVERINGS. ELECTRic REFRiGER-
EIh2SSs s LAM rTTssss sFee' MACHINE
e,. BY virtue Ct o Sshattel deed Of TRUST
1872, among the records Of the Recorder
Of Deeds OF the District Of Columbia. and
the undersignsd Trustees win sell BY
PUBLIC AUCTION AT NO: I74Q NEW
F n 2AzvN MA n?SI 1T THBTTY-FIEsT, 1874.
rooming house furniture and furnishings,
door coverings, electric refrigerators and
Washing machine, vacuum cleaner, cur
tic4larly described in said trust.
EDMUND D. CAMPBELL,
Southern Building;
LILLIAN M, CARTER,
1446 Rhode Island Ave. NV,
ABRAHAM CHAIFETz, Attorney for
Party Secured. southefn Building.
mh22,24,27.29,3 80
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FED L. WILLIAMS,
FED L. WILLIAMS, Jr., Auctioneers.
AUCTION
f'1' ei0Mo AZ 2 PM
Williams Auction House,

91S NEW YORK AVE.
over 800 lots better kind used furni-
ture, decorative household furnishings and
effects. suites and odd pieces
Two-pc. good grade living rm. suite. fine
6-pc wal, dinette set, maple 3-pc bedrm.
suite, ANTIQUE Victorian" single door, solid
walnut mirror;front wardrobe: splendid
small maple liv- rm. suite, attractive
bridge set, up-to-date wal. kneehole desk,
late style cedar chest, S-pc.. wal. dining
rm: suite, mahog. piano bench, fancy end
and odd tsbles Ice refriserator, wardrobe
trunk, dropleaf tables, very good odd
chests, odd dressers, mahog. poster bed,
complete; odd wood and metal beds, ad .
lustsble hospital bed. chairs Of various
kinds, fancy and plain mirrors, dinner set,
white and gold boudoir lamps, bric-a-brac,
numerous other effects.
BOOKS
English, Russian and Hebrew, set complete
~ Lenfn, also complete 18th edition
Encyclopedia Britannia,
Any. additional information by calling
one OF the auctioneers, MA. 1920.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

UNFURNIsHED. BEDROOMS. "a BATHS
Restored home. situated on approximately
"a acres, in the charming village of Fair
fax. Va, within Is miles to downtown
Washington via Lee blvd. on bus trans
poItation to city: convenient to schools
and shopping: $50 per month.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CH. $685.. Evenings, GIL. 1888.
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OFFICES WANTED.

OFFICES WANTED.
8 OR ROOM OFFICE SUITE wanted,
immediate occupancy, year-to-year lease.
BY responsible postwar trade ORGANIZATION.
Call DI. 1856. 29s
SUBSIDIARY Of major oil company re-
qufres permanent space consisting Of re-
ception room and two private ofdces in
modern building. preferably downtown.
Phone Woodley $685. 2ss
2 OR ROOMS, unfurnished, in financial
district. or will purchase your furniture
Call no. 1884
wanted by firm Of certified public ac-
countants.. Call RE 2f4s or ST. 3S4o.
ATTORNEY for large corporations wants
highest type oflces; furnished or unfur-
nished: lease or suitcase. Box 57-B. Star.
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oUT-ot.ToWk REAL ESTATE.
Your Vacation Home Now and
a Snug Harbor to Retire to.
We offer additional number Of fertile
sGEF cAsr t 81 ok :sfs :. IN e:
$685.. per tract; ali front . paved ed road
and have electricity.
Terms. $45 down and SIS per month.
No heating or tax problems, and . won
derful all-year climate.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet,
phone or write A. r. Madeira, With j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1882 K st. NV.
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Z. w. NICOL,
Phone GAithershurn (Mdl 400
$40 ACRES-EOUIPPED

Modern dairy farm now a going business.
Modern home with oil heat large living
room with fireplace; 4 baths: larEs bath
houses. Fronting on hard road, in Mont
gomery Co. Land in best state Of cultiva
ton tioo Fen Ss., equipment, dairy herd; in
Possession at once. JOHN BURDOFT,
r. =. D, No. 2. Silver Spring. Nd. Cali
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THOS. ]. OWEN g. SON, AUcTIONEERS,
SOUTHERN BUILDING.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF APPROXIMATELY
TWENTY-sEVEN ACRES OF VALU-
ABLE LAND IN NE; ON SITE OF
* c sEM MD RACE TRACK BOUND.
STREET. ON THE SOUTHEAST BY
AN UNMPROvED STREET KNOWN AS
kEN!tWORTH TERRACE, RUNNING
MUE ABOUT $50 FEET NORTHWEST
IHEREFROM. IMPROVED BY HOUS-
ING DEvELOPMENT COMPRISING
I nMHSyU H SPES SS3NNsTRucTIoN: AND
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75-ACRE MEADOW

OF best blue grass. with bold running
stream throughout, the total acreage OF
the farm being 21s acres; Groom dwelling
with bath and electricity, 2 sets Of farm
tldss, and while substantial, need paint
Wash, D. c.. with monthly check average
Ing $500. This is a farm of Webb W.
Burns, miles west OF Laytonsville, Mont
gomery Co., Nd, and is % miles from
Washington. This property is offered as
complete unit with some % cows, is
chinery. dairy equipment and growing
crops, with immediate possession for $780,
600; a-miles frontase on State highway.
C. w NICOI,
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warn eRoNlT pRopeeTv

tEvfRLf Bach on .cAesapeafs 9sy-
for Catalogue. AAx IL Mayo, A. A, Co, Nd.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
White Normandy Brick. Sl3.950,

White Normandy Brick, SIS, $50.
IN woodside Park, Silver Spring: 2 large
BATH ls, 2na o0r y Fm fsp hsss
attached gar. recreation rm.: gas heat:
McDEVITT, Realtor, RIA. 1922.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH McDEvrTT.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW
Near 3rd and Rittenhouss. blk; bus, shop
fireplace, fenced-in yard, auto. heat; lot,
l llI,h feet deep by rs feet front; apple tree
o WsERs' RAJ lef s42 fenced victory garden
Detached Center-H all-Plan
Brick, $11,250.
b,o s,tg 11an . IN silver sprins Nd only
neassn Hs'Rs x1sAres1 ' :uso
matte air.conditioned heat. slate roof.
Esaa0ss au God s ho eoo
1908 Il st. NV. National 2346.
CHEVY CHASE.
NAL home: extra vide roomy lot. one hal,
porch, de luxe modern. KITCHEN, fully in
aszS Wiz Sls 4aos caE M lyon EN-
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
West of Conn. Ave.
A spacious white center-hall-plan de-
tachec residence on beautiful wooded lot
Of Chevy Chase, Y square west Ct Conn.
ave-; 6. large rooms. 2 baths, maids room
and bath, built-in garage. automatic hot
. slater rd beat M aPfs ss pSGSN
fine value at $23, $50. To inspect. call
Mr.. Stup, AID. 1881, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
American Univ. Park-$18,250.
Corner brick home. modern detached
and complete tiled bath IL basement, auto
orators; every modern convenience
throughout; owner will arrange coed
spect, phone Mr.. Terms. Falls Church
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1908 St NV National 234b
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WAREHOUSE ron SALT.

Brick Building, 10000 Sd. #.
Frame Building., 10000 Ga. IT.
Once. brick weiGhing house. railway
sidtng. industrial coming; on o. 3. Route
craving: suitable for manufacturing, ware
Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. District $500,
Evenings and Sunday. CHI. 923S.
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Gentleman's Country Estate,
Nearby Montgomery County,

This attractive property, 30 minutes
ing the door, consists OF two acres en-
tirely surrounded with white. artistic rail
fence. It has large road frontage and
contains unusually nne buildings, newly
built. consisting Of barn. large poultry
house so feet long,. two brooder houses,
model narrowing and hog houses inclosed
with rail fences; two-story stone, open
fireplace, with large nasstone terrace over
looking valley; smokehouse, Toulouse.
large cold frame. helps quarters. etc. A
The picture and setting Is completed by
paintings Of more than 400 lockwood and
TIE owner viii arrange : first trust for
one-half the amount. Terms on balance
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

2 SMALL OFFICES, sood cond., on third
Of l4th and You SITS. NV; rents $50 and
S35 each. Ma. 7065.
2020 GA. AVE. N.W.-Modern building.
with bath Could model to suit prospec-
tive tenant; $50 So #: moor space: good
i4th ST. on cKossroWNs f BTs-1 or >
rooms, professional or real estate. DE.
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YOUR MONEYS WORTH.
Beautiful estate on high elevation; large
modern home. tenant houses, numerous
outbuildings; 1874 O., well developed: plenty
OF water: $4,000; will sell stock
WORTHINGTON REALTY (Exclusivel,
S416 Ga. Ave- SH 21@2
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LOTS FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

90 ACRES In Mont. Co.-six-room house.
barn 40x6o, chicken houses nice stream.
state road location. mighty GOOD place
Tor $4,000. and IN . good state Of cult
walton. r. p. Ripley, SH. 1899; Sun. q
ewes. WI. $500. Mr.. Able.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY NEAR POOIEs.
vile, on hard rosd-About 100 acres with
dne old center all brick house needs re-
conditioning, Of oourse). small barn and
several chicken houses and sheds; tenant
occupied. Only $4,000; terms If desired
For further details call Mr.. White (even-
VIM. NJ rRocKMoRToN,
Invest, Bldg Realtor DI 5000
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RANDLE HIGHLAND.

CENTER-HALL PLAN-S14,5OO.
Fine home. overlooking the city: lot 900
It front LIST floor has l bedroom and bath,
: bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor Being
sold to settle an estate, now vacant. Be
sure to see this today.
3211 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc. Ii. 1000.
Satisfied Purchasers Since 1Q21
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ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATE,
JUST OFF 10th ST.
Owner leaving city is offering this lux
urious center-hall home of stone and brick
First floor has large step-down liv room
dining room, buffers pantry. kitchen, den
and lavatory.. Second floor, beautiful
bedrooms and baths. Third floor, 2
rooms and bath. cedar room. Recreation
automatic gas heat, Gear detached brick
garage. Priced for quick sale at S29 800.
For further particulars call Harry Cohen.
GE. 1885, with
CrJ NyNrONr O. rr11rYo ~
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REAL VALUE-S23,5 800,
Any one requiring a home with a spa
cious. interior plan will be interested in
this house, west Of 10Th ST., near Crest
Wood: 1t combines charm and extreme
INABILITY. Has living room (2Ox24), din
ing room (20x20). inclosed sunroom, 1st-
moor lavatory, large kitchen; fine bed
rooms, 2 baths and inclosed, heated sleep
ing porch on End floor. Unusual clubroom
with fireplace on Bird floor. Automatic heat
TWo-car garage. Owner anxious for i'm
mediate sale. Please call Sales Dept. until
9 pm.
FRANK S PHILLIPS DI 1411
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-14
Return of the Perennial

In this strange pre-convention silence it is rather solid and comforting to hear the cultured voice of Norman Thomas crying in the wilderness once more. For MT. Thomas has again accepted the So- cialist Party's presidential nomination. He is going to run for the fifth time.
 MT. Thomas didn't have to be drafted. He doesn't expect to win, but he isn't downhearted. He'll be right in there pitching again, failing away at both major party candidates, hewing to his old, consistent line with scholarly oratory.
 MT. Thomas will probably get fewer to have him back-no reticence, no disa- vowalS. Quite like old times.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-14
You Are Lucky

Schemes for the socialization of medi- cine permit gambling with large num- Der of votes from people who are of necessity informed on the scientific issues involved. Medicine and health should never be political issue. Medical science and progress know no political limitations.
 The American Medical Association will hold it's 94th Annual Session in Chicago in June. The progress that has been made in unregimented American medi- cine has been phenomenal. Reading over the titles of papers to be presented, one is astounded at the number of life saving names and medical practices that are now familiar to all citizens, which were never dreamed of short generation ago.
 Yes, indeed, American medicine is not only keeping abreast of the times, but ahead of the times in it's discoveries and techniques, and in it's plans to cooperate in making them available to all the people. If you still live in the United States, or are in its armed services, you are lucky, for you have access to the worlds best medical resources.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-06-14

when material and labor are available - meanwhile 1t should be invested In war bonds for war purposes.
 But the tax law prevents such savings. If money for needed repairs cannot be spent as it is earned, 1t is considered profit" (by the Federal Treasury) and practically taxed away. But it isn't profit. It is the lifeblood of the railroads. Without repairs and replacementS, rail roads cease to run.
 Congress has been asked to recognize these facts and permit the railroads to put aside sufficient revenue in war bonds to replace the things that are worn out in earning that revenue. Favorable action would mean thousands of jobs for return ing fighting men in the task of restoring railroads, and in the mills, mines and forests that will furnish material for the work It would mean strong postwar railroads. To tax this "repair money" as profit because the work cannt be done now, threateneS the backbone of Ameri- can transportation.