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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-02

HIGH SCHOOL ELEVENS YET
 TO GAIN MIN

With competition gettlnR touRner by the week, WaterbuFyS hieh school contlngentS showed little CT notn~ Mp in the way of winning oo1aol~ nations over Che past weekend, Crosby, made the best showing of three games, but has yet Co win lts first game, going Co Watereown for the effort against Taft Prep next Saturday, Torlrngton, exported hy many to defeat Crosby had Co come from behind Q S-0 score Co gain Q tle, each team having seven points after four periods Of play,
 Leavenworth lost . 70 game to Shelton high on blocked kink and is booked for Friday game this week, at the Municipal Stadium, tho Tech Tigers to be opposed by New Haven Commercial, at SsS0 p, m,
 Wllby took an expected going. over in AnSonia though Che total points was Q bit surprilsng, AnSonla rLnlng up a $40 count during the game, scoring in every period. Next Saturday, the Wildcats have little to look forward to in the way Of relief, meeting usually tough NAu- gatuck high team in the boroughs though NAugy, too, dropped It's first game of the season to Leo RyanA Derby high lads GO last Saturday.
 SteamrOller
 Crosby started against Torring- ton like General Patton's personal tank, driving more than 6S yards for its first score, reverse run by Jimmy Pickett from the Torringkon l2 ering the first score of the game: after Nastri had recovered q tumble on the Crosby l2; and Reartlon, Johnson and Latlmer moved the ball steadily toward the TorFington goal, Reardon gained more than 30 yards in two runs, then caught A pass which put the bah in SCOT. ing position for Pickett's reversa run which scored, Ray Goods Sa yard run in the second quarter brought the Torrington tally that tied the game, when Toro kicked well for the point after touchdown Torrington made lA first down, Crosby lS, six In succession: durinR the nip and touek game, Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-02

record Of 60. Joe JEeving Of CIeyes land set c new American circuit relief mark by pitching in @ in. complete games. Buely Walters of the R1ds pitched c oneshitteE against Boston, May fl . broken. bat single preventing perfect gaMe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-02

Touehdowns made by Pickett, Points after touchdowns, made hy' ReNrdon, Toro,
 Substitutes; Crosby FishAng, pers klns, pnphinoy, Rlgopoulls, TrlKilia, DRniRavaIe, Thoms,
 TorrinRton--pRtte tterson, 7N Reteree' Kelley; Umpire, Roaehs Llnesman, Bray,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-10-02
Penalties

Four iS yard penalties against LeNvenworth, one of them for un. necessary roughneEs on recovery oe a tumble, spoiled the Tech chances of Q win or tle with Shelton, which has a much stronger club than was indicated in It's 0.30 loss to AnsoniR fun WNAke A0A
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11

Partizani bijejo svoj gigantski
BOZ proti najvecji krutosti So
vra znika, oh stradanju in v
cape zaviti, obleko imajo leI
tisto katero vzamejo svojemu1
,ovrazniku.
Cast in priznanje pa tistim,
XII innate socutje do naroda
najkritieneJsi uri sgodovine ma
sega malega naroda, kateri Sc
bori ne lie "a svojo svobodo kot
narod, pac pa tudi "a socialne
pravice. Bori Sc "a svojo demo-
kracijo. Njegov proglas narodu
nam to prica. zato vas mali me-
secni prispevek ne DO mic pre-
vec, ne dopustimo, da nosi to
breme lie del nasega naroda, vsi
smo pozvani doprinasati, vsak
po svojih moceh. Vzdrzimo Sc v
teh razmerah vsake nestrpnosti
in imejmo pred ocmi lie resitev
in ujedinjenje nase rojstne do
movine.
Med tenn seveda pa ne smemo
pozabiti tudi ma naso novo do
movino, v kateri zivimo, in s.no
njeni drzavljani, da jo podpre-
mo, tenn da kupujemo vojne
bonde.
Sedaj je med nami kampanja
Rdecega kriza, tudi tn mas klice
dolznost, da prispevamo vsak po
svoji moci. Rdeci kriz medina
rodno vrsi samaritansko d e O
elovekoljuba po vsem svetu. Pri
tenn seveda so ga deloma delez-
nj tudi nasi razni izgnanci, Vol
nj ujetniki, med katerimi je mo-
goce tudi vas sin ali lahko Sc
bo.
Tudi tega gorja DO enkrat ko-
nee, zato kvisku srca, in zrimo
V bodocnost, da DO skoraj ko'
nee tega krvolitja po svetu, da
bo zasijala zaria svobode vsemu
cloVestvu in tako tudi nasemu
malemu trpecemu narodu.
J. F. Durn,
tai. stew. 48 SANS
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11

V letalski nesreci, XII Sc je
pripetila dne 27. februarja V
klamath Falls, Oregon, je bill
ubit Ensign Walter F. Cerkve-
nix, star sele 21 let. Dne H..
marca t. |. bi bill 22 let star.
Ensign Cerkvenik je bill edi-
ii sin poznane druzine Mr.. in
Mrs. Frank in Theresa Cerkve-
mix, XII vodita gostilno ma 1902
st. Clair Ave. Oce je donna IL
Gornjega Vremena pri Divaci,
matt pa il Cerkne ma Primor-
skem. Pokojni mladenic je bill
rojen Homer City, Pa, Poha-
jal je v East Tech visjo Solo ter
V Tri-State kolegij V Indiani, kjer
e bill tajnik Alpha Kappa Pi
drustva: Bill je tudi Clan drustva
Spartans, S. N. P. J. K NORMA
rici je vstopil dne 3. septem-
bra 1912 Meseca junija 1943 je
v Pensacola, Floridi, graduiral
"a pilota.
Truplo je bilo pripeljano v
Cleveland, Ohio. Pogreb z vojas
kimi castmi, ter oh veliki ude-
lezbi sorodnikov, prijateljev in
znancev, Sc je vrsil dne 7. mar
ca.
Maj mladenic, XII je zrtvoval
svoje zjvljenje, da bi demokra-
clja zivela, pociva m mirno v
svobodni ameriski grudi. Bodi
m u ohranjen casten spomin,
preostalim pa izrekamo nase
sozalje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11
Ia kuhinio
VALJANCI Cd JABOLK

Kilc jabolk olupi in zribaj ma
ribeznu kakor hren. Dodaj emo
jajce in toliko moke, da dobis
srednje mehko testo. Testo do
bro umesi in pusti nato pociva-
tt dive uri. Nato napravi il te-
sta dolg in tenek svalk, ga raz-
rezi in napravi drobne valance
kakor jih naredis il krompirje-
vega testa. Valance zakuhaj v
Sian krop. Vro maj 10 minut.
Nato ilh ocedi in zabeli S siro-
vim maslom, katerem 81 "a
rumenila drobtine. Ce hoces, da
bodo valjanci sladki, dodaj po
.okusu v testo sladkorja in tudi
povrhu jih lahko potreses
sladkor jem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11

jel pomorskega tihotapstva. Po
Fultonovih nacrtih 81 je torej
zgradil pravi podmorski coin,
XII je. bill "a tihotapske namene
kakor nalasc. Johnson je nepre-
stano sanjaril O cedalje vecji
porabnosti svojega podmorske-
ga colna, prve podmornice ma
svetu. Okrog leta 1920. je "a
snOval cello nacrt, da bi pod
morskim colnom osvobodil Ma
poleona otoka Sv. Helene.
Preskrbel 81 je denar, dobil ne
kaj prijateljev in delo Sc je "a
cello. Zacel je graditi velik po-
topljiv coin, S katerim bi sc mi
mo vojnih ladij, XII so branile
dostop do obale Sv. Helene, pri-
blizal otoku in bi odpeljal slav-
mega Napoleona. Toda medtem
.Ie Napoleon umrl.
TO SO bill prvi zacetki pod
mornice. Nihce Sc nj slutil, da
bi vseh teh skromnih poskusih
moglo ticati tudi strasno orozje.
sele svetovna vojna je pokazala
prve prave podmornice. Cd ta-
krat naprej je podmornica Sc
bolj napredovala in danes so
podmornice re pravi jekleni or
jaki, XII nosijo pod vodo topove,
strojne puske, torpedo, mine in
drugo.
Podmornici napovedujejo Sc
zanimivo bodocnost. Ameriski
strokoVnjaki pravijo, da DO pod
mornica bodoci sportni coin.
Kakor 81 danes marsikdo sam
sestavi radijski aparat, tako 81
bodo bodocnosti navduseni
sportniki sami gradili podmor-
nice.
Dale pravijo Americani, da
Sc bodo kmalu zacele graditi We
likanske tovorne podmornice "a
prevoz blaga, kakor ga danes
prevazajo tovorni parniki. Mi
sci je sprozil neki ameriski dr.
zavnik in sicer glede ma vojni
cas-. Ako bi bila kda.j Amerika
blokirana, bi jo take podmor-
nice zanesljiyo mogle preskr-
bovati vsem potrebnim. Ne bi
imele nobenega orozja, vozile bi
le velike tovore blaga pod NOR
jem.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11
Podmornico ie ze
storo iznoidbo


je |. 1924, je ma urad angleske
vojne mornarice prisel zavitek,
V katerem je bill velik rokopis.
Postal je ia rokopis graditell
ladij Van Groesel, po rodu Nj
zozemec, XII pa je ze Cd svoje
mladosti zivel V Londonu in 81
je med TEN inzenirjem neka-
terimi izboljSanji V gradnji la
dij pridobil dokaj slovesa. Sta
ri ADMIRAL SO pregledali njego-
.vo ponudbo, zmaj ajevali glava-
mi in ,mu vljudno odpisali, da
predlozeni iznajdbi ne pripisu-
jejo posebnega pomona. Van
Groesel jim je predlozil nacrt
prvega pomorskega vozila, XII
lahko plove tudi pod vodo. Nj
bilo to prava podmornica. Z MO
je imela to skupno, da Sc je
lahko potopila, kar je tudi bi-
la velika novost. V jedru je slo
"a zaboj, trdno zgrajen, dobro
zaprt, V katerega lahko vdre vo-
da, XII pa Sc da pOgnati IL "a
boja in V praznino Sc pozene
stisnjeni zrak. Tako bi Sc YES
zaboj potapljal ali pa dvigal
spet na morsko povrsino. Ia
prva "podmornica' bi Sc dala
vleci po morju ali jadrnico ali
pa S colnom ma vesla. To je bill
yes nacrt, mornariski strokov-
njaki pa 81 MISC mogli predstav-
ljati, cemu maj bi vse to sluzilo.
Zahvalili so sc izkusenemu gra-
ditelju ladij Ia njegovo poor
most. Groesel je Sc nekoliko boil
zaslovel in pri TEN je ostalo:
Groesel je pozneje svojo iz-
najdbo Sc nekoliko izpopolnil,
napravil je tudi nekaj pOsku-
SOY, da Sc je videlo, da je vse le-
po delovalo, nato pa je zanima-
ME "a to zadevo minilo in zoo
let Sc nj nihce vec zmenil "a
Groeselovo iznajdbo.
Misli Sc je znova oprijel a.
meriski inzenjer Fulton. &C.
prav takrat Sc MISC poznali mo-
torja ma bencin in drugih in
strumentov, XII SO danes nekako
zivcevje pOdmornice, Sc je Full
tonu lie posrecilo sestaviti pravi
podmorski coin, XII je incl ze
vse bistvene lastnosti danasnjih
podmornic. Leta 1901. je po-
.nudil svojo iznajdbo Napoleo-
nu. Toda Napoleon glede teh-
nicnih iznajdb nj bill ma TAXI vi
sini kakor vojskovodja. Kakor
Sc je omalovazujoce izrazal @
prvem parniku, tako je odklonil
tudi ponudbo prvega podmor-
skega colna, ces da hoce neki
ameriski inzenjer samo ,denar
vleci il franeoske blagajne.
Iznajditelj je tako prenesel
svoj nacrt v Anglijo, kjer je IL
vedel zanj tudi kapitan John
son, h je prvotno vodil trgovin-
ske iadje po svetovnih NORTH,
poznejsih letih pa Sc je opri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11
IL .urada tajnika
podruzznice st. 48 SANS

Cleveland, Ohio. - V prvi vr-
sti mai nam DO dovoljeno, da
Sc odbor tukajsnje SANS po-
druznice stew. 48, najlepse Ia
hvali vsem posetnikom, kateri
ste Sc odzvali nasemu vabilu
ma shod, kateri Sc je vrsil dne
5. marca V Slovenskem delav-
skem domu ma Waterloo Rd.
Ko je predsednik podruznice
F. Barbic apeliral ma vas, "a
prispevke, vam je tudi omenil,
da bodo VISA imena in vsote OBJ
javljene V nasem casopisju. Tu
torej slede imena prispevateljev,
kot vsote, katere ste darovali.
Poskusal sem kar najbolje, da
Sc sestavi porocilo cimbolj toe
no, ker nekatera imena so bolj
slabo zapisana, vsled tezke de-
lavske roke.
To ie kar Sc tice linen, vsote
prispevkov SO seveda pravilne,
ter Sc jih je pregledalo po dveh
razlicnih odborih, predno so te
Sic V objavo. +
Med najvecjimi podporniki je
mas vedno dober podpornik Pc
ter Lustrik, IL Larchmont Rd.,
katerega ime veckrat vidimo
lepimi prispevki V nasi javno-
i'@ti. Tudi preteklosti smo Vi
deli njegovo ime pri tukajsnji
podruznici st. 35 JPO.SS S pri-
. spcvkom lepe vsote.
Ravno tako smo opazili, da je
prispeval "a vojni fond Rusije
zal, da imamo malo takih rodo-
! ljubov V svoji sredi, XII bi pri'
spevali take lepe vsote te svr,
he.
Torej lepa hvala Peter "a ta'
ko velikodusen dar - $4,000.
Po $1,000 so darovall sledeci
Frank in Anna Barbic, Musko
ka Ave., Mike Podboj, znani go
5tilnicar ma 152 cesti.; Frank ir
Agnes Straus, Trafalgar Ave.
Po $500 Mirko Kuhel, tajnil
SANS in blagajnik SNPJ, Chi
ca&o, ILL.,, Frank Susel, Loui!
Kaferle, Mr.. in Mrs. J. Slabe
Mrs. Eva COff, druzina J. Tom
sic E. IT'S St., druzina J. Hro
vat, Arcade Ave-, Andy UnetiG
Mrs. in Matt. Petrovic, Andrew
BoziC, E. 1863 St., Vic. Kline, F
Slejko, Arcade Ave., clan dru
5tv2 "Lunder Adamic", (F. w.
John TomsiG, Parkgrove Ave.
Frank Ludwig, Angela Sisko
vic, Huntmere Ave-, Mr.. in Mrs
A. Kapel, Fairport Harbor, L
Furlan, druzina Ludwig Ogrinc
druzina Jos. Cergolj, Ana Pol
lock, Frank Trebec, John Stran
car ST., J a m Kozel, Angus
kabay, Y. Coff, Frank PetriG
Felix's Strumbelj, Jos. Miklau
5ic, John Gorjanc, Westrop,
Ave-, Frank Mihelic, E. 1853 ST
$500, Fr. Wreck, Maple Height
zapisano $500, V resnici sm
dobili V koverti S4.OO.
Po $500: Jos. Shine, Mr.. il
Mrs. Vatro Grill, Anton Gre
(ne dovolj citljiv) Nauman Ave
Toni Malovec, Frank Polar, Ar
ton Mihelcic, Martin Strukel,
Frank Perko, Angela Kalin, Ar
ton Zorko, Frank in Vera Sic
ko, Louis Levstik, J. F. Terbi
zan.
Po $500: Martin Sircelj, Jc
seph Rotar, Neimenovan, job
Rotar, Frank Wess, Frank Per
car (Thames Ave. Anton Ber
sa, Anton Jankovic, Frank Ce
sen, Frank Gacnik, Frank De
lost, Frances Zupanc, John Tau
car, e. Is St., Mr.. in Mrs. [
Lemut, Mr.. in Mrs. F. Zafrec
4. Brencic, Peter Conte, Neime
Volilni odbor V Mest1
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11

Voliln odbor Mestni his je odprt vsak dan cd
$50 zjutraj do 43O popoldne. Ma APPEL cevelandskih
unij XII organizirane potcno akcijo je poeg te
ga poslnbelo da DO urad 7onega odbora odprt skoz
wee dni tekocem cd $50 zutraj do $3.50 I'VE
GER ii dnevi 49,. 15 IT,, TO- 22 in a. marca Glej-
te tore da bose regstriran Moledovane potem ko bo
registraca nemogoca DO mic pomagao. Stoie svojo
dolznost dokler e cas- ke po toc prepozno zvoniti
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-11
UREDNIKOVA POSTA

Durn, Frank Koyacic, V. Sal
mic, Jacob Svigel, PasnoW, ].
Skur, Agnes Lunder, gdc. Bon
ME Betsy Tolar, Frank Kovic,
Mary Starina, Krist Lokar, E.
159 St., Mike Ludwik, Prince
Ave-, Frank Skrl, Garfield Hts
O., Mike Urek, Ana Prisel, Jos.
Franceskin, Lovrence Bajc, il
Fairport Harbor, o., Frank Ii
berna, Neimenovan, Louis Silc,
John Lokar st., Geo. Nagode,
Jos. Fabjaneic, Angel Plesnicar,
Frank Perusek, Mike Basko, Fe-
lix Rozlna,. ,. druzina j. Skocal
Louis Petrovcic, Mary Slejko,
Arcade, Josko Jerkic, druzina
John Markic, Matt Klemen.
Pc S1.00: Rudolph Tomsic,
Josephine Milavec, Kristine Ska
pin, Jos. Sircelj, l.. Fratter, Ne
imenovan, Deiffy Tavern, An
drew Mirtic, Charles Siesay, No
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Anton Srebot, John Prusnik,
Val. Malnar, Jos. Rupena, Mrs.
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novan 75c.
| Po> SOC: F. Siskovic, Mary Lu
stig, Neimenovan, Neimenovan
| Neimenovan in zadnja diva bre;
imena 25c in 15c.
Torej skupna vsota darovana
V dvorani $466.65.
Najlepsa ponovna hvala vsem
kateri ste prispevali ma oltal
vase rojstne domovine. Upam
da 81 boste tudi ohranili besede
katere so jih razni govornik
} povdarjali ma tenn narodnen
chodu. Velike vas je, XII ste ST
) odzvali in prispevali.
Ampak bio bi jih lahko veil
ko vcc, kolikor mas je naselje
l nih blizini.
, Tudi to zelim omeniti, da n,
. opazim imena prispevateljev ne
= katerih, katere sem videl ma
vzoce, XII pa drugace vedno rad
cinicno "a abavljajo in veliko go
. wore, dejansko pa SO niGla. Me-
= tenn opazis med imeni rodoljube
III SO re veckrat dali v preteklo
: sti, tako, da vedno le del naro
l da no5i to breme. Slehernega j,
= dolznost, da tel kriticni ur
: nasega naroda prispeva po svo
= jih moceh. Samo filozofira
= MEM Sc narod ne bo dal resiti
: Ireba je akcije, potrebno je fl
4. nancne pomoci in pozrtvovanja
Narod izumira v borbi "a svo
: 10 svobodo v start domovini
i hisi je odprt vsak dan od
Evening star., 1944-09-13
Junior Bar Group Elects
Rhyme National Chairman

Charles s. Rhyme, Washington at
torney, was elected national chair
man Of the, Junior Bar Conference
Of the American Bar Association at
a meeting IN Chicago yesterday. Mr..
Rhyme will head the bar work of
the conferences 5000 lawyers in
their planning to aid returning war
veterans re-enter law practice.
Mr.. Rhyme. a native Of Charlotte,
N. c.. is graduate of Duke Uni
versity and George Washington
Law School. Executive director Of
the National Institute of Municipal
Law Officers. Mr.. Rhyme has his
law ofiice at 730 Jackson place NV.
He lives at 5731 Thirty-second
street NV.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
In the hands Of the

completely IN the hands Of the
party.
This was an outgrowth Of the re-
cent United States Supreme Court
opinion which held in effect that
party primaries are 80 controlled BY
State statutes that the party be-
comes an agency Of the State and
Negroes could not be refused . vote
in such primaries.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
| Governor Of Texas
Tells Democrats State
|WiII Back Roosevelt
BY the Associated Press.

By the Assoctated Press.
DALLAS, Tex, Sept. H. Gov
Coke r. Stevenson. who frequently
has been at odds with the national
administration, predicted before the
State Democratic convention today
"a complete victory for the Demo-
cratic ticket from top to bottom
in Texas next November.
Gov. Stevenson's statement fol-
lowed his assertion:
Il have always been q Democrat
My record for party loyalty has been
unbroken from my first vote to my
last"
Most Of the delegates arose to
their feet, clapping and cheering.
Earlier the Governor had said he
would not speak at the session
which yesterday was taken over by
pro-Roosevelt Democrats deter
mined to name a slate of presidential
electors pledged to the Roosevelt
Truman ticket.
Changed Mind After Talks.
He changed his mind after con-
ferences with convention leaders
who urged him to make the address.
Last week the Governor flew to
Washington to confer with Presi-
dent Roosevelt on the Texas elector
situation.
Success Of the Roosevelt forces
evolved from convention which
began yesterday and recessed after
a hectic fight that won pro- Roose-
velt forces clear victory over the
party faction which last May chose
electors unpledged to support the
party nominees.
In two favorable votes the pro-
fourth termers boisterously took over
control Of the party machinery for
the next two years.
Squabble to Continue.
But the end of Texas elector
squabble was not Immediately in
sight. The beaten "antis" served
notice they would continue q strug-
gle to retain. in court If necessary,
the elector slate they put over at a
May 23 convention.
The May 23 electors were not
bound to support the party's nomi-
nees unless the national party met
certain conditions. These conditions
we're rejected at the Chicago con-
vention and Is of the % electors
announced they would cast their
electoral college votes for Senator
Byrd of Virginia.
Antifourth termers claim their
electors are legally secure and the
September convention has no au-
thority to replace them.
When pro-Roosevelt forces found
themselves In control of the con-
vention-two roll-call votes and
hours of pickering were necessary
for the showdown-they hit the
high road on their program to purge
the May % electors.
Harmony Proposal Erased.
They named Representative Pat
man, Democrat. of Texas as chair
man Of committee to recommend
a new slate of presidential electors.
Their program erased Gov. Coke
r. Stevenson's harmony proposal
for submitting two sets of Demo-
cratic electors, pro and anti-Roose-
velt, on the general election ballot.
The convention program mapped
by the present State Executive Com
mittee, which will be replaced be-
fore convention adjournment, was
badly mauled. {
There survived, however, a recon-
mendation that the election laws Of
Texas be amended In a manner that
will place control of party affairs
Evening star., 1944-09-13
Made Themselves at Home

Los ANGELES R.-Perfumes
and jewelry valued at $1,000 were
missing when Attorney Harold E.
Airport and family returned from :
vacation and the kitchen sink was
Allied with dirty dishes, apparently
by the thieves, who had eaten sev-
eral meals.
Evening star., 1944-09-13
Gloucesters' Son Named

LONDON, Sept. - R.-The Sec
ond son Of the Duke and Duchess
Of Gloucester. who was born on
August 26 and Is NTH in the line OF
succession to the throne, has been
named Richard Alexander Walter
George, 1t was announced today.
Goebbes called our Flying Fer
treases Flying Con1ns." We need
more Of them over Germany. Let's
all back the attack. Buy more War
Bonds.
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FOREST HILLS.

Well-deSgned Colonial brick. built of
the best materials, in this fine section
bedrooms, large closets, . baths. maid S
room and bath in attic; LIST floor, music
room or library, lavatory, large living and
olnlng rooms and modern kitchen; lecrea-
ton room 2-car built-in garage; oil hot
water heat. Priced reasonably low. Call
EN-. 1890 until 9 p m. Sunday and week
DAYS. F. A. TWEED CO, 1904 Conn.
ave. NV.
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BRICK BUNGALOW
L. T. GRAVATTE.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
~ 1s4b c. Daa1,n1 ~.
RockcreSt-Rockville Md
OPEN TODAY. 1875.


BRICK BUNGALOWS,
q sold in 3 days. Visit our beautiful, com
pleteiy furnished sample home. Large liv-
ing room. 2 lovely bedrooms, modern
kitchen tiled bath and shower, full base
ment, attic, insulated, etc. Spacious lots,
To reach: Drive out N II. ave. "a mile
past District line, turn right at first inter-
YOUR NEfGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US -
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. $500.
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WONDERFUL, BUY

This beautifully constructed brick home
OF IL rms; and 4 baths is ideal for a pri-
vate school or can easily be converted into
4 apis Present income is approx $500
month Owner is now redecorating Gas
n. WI; Det. brick garage. Only ST, 500
required For appointment to inspect call
MI; Taylor. MckEEVER & WHITEFORD,
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NEAR
ST. GABRTET'S

9Th ST. NORTH OF DECATUR.
This beautiful 20-foot Colonial front
brick contains rooms and bath. new cleo
trio refrigerator, oil burner and built-in
earage. Price only SIl,75O. on terms
VIII consider an offer on cost basis. G,
@. DUTY. l024 Vermont ave NJ ITO -
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OPEN-VACANT
1920 DOUGLAS ST. NE.

- rms, baths. including . kitchens
H.wh, ecoaD Very large lot. This
down payment. balance easy, Call AID
1913, or RA. 92Ia
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EDGEMOOR.

Choice Bethesda location, large lot. with
beautiful Mowers and shrubbery center.
hall plan, large living room and den, with u
pain; roomy bedrooms and . baths, I'm
lsneo attic. recreation room, Owner trans
1erfed. early possession. Call Mr.. Smith,
ALLIED REALTY CORP WI EEda
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Woodbridge. $3.50 Vista st. .e-Attractive
reconditioned brick bungalow 3 rooms tile
bath, shower, large living room with open
crete front porch. dry basement i' 'o lot
4lxl76 shade trees. near bus. stores,
school. To inspect: Out Rhode Island
ave. to So. Dakota ave. ne, right on So.
Dakota, blocks to Vista, thence right to
home; open II TO pm
- VIM, R THoRoWGOoD,
2024 r. l. Ave. NE. Dh o3l7,
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DEFINITELY A FINE
SUBURBAN HOME.

!. SPRINII.
o-year-old brick home, built by owner
Center hall, living room l3x23 with wood
burning fireplace, ample dining room, beau
tiful kitchen Istove, refgrD, paneled knotty
pine den, full bath, shower Imarble and
tile), first floor; second has 3 bedrooms
two II feet long; IL closets, beautiful
bath: porch with slate floor and steel
easements windows, stone walks, copper
plumbing; lot l5oxl30, Anchor fence. .
500. For inspection and further details,
call Mr.. Flora. WI. 1888, with EDMUND