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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

They respect the right of all peoples to choose the form of government under which they wiIIe live; and they wish to see sovereign rights and Self Govern ment restored to those who have been fOrcibly deprived of them"
 That is from the Atlantic Char ter, devised by President Roose- welt and Prime Minister Chur- chill on August IA, 1941, and sub scribed to by Marshal Stalin (while Germany was invading Russia).
 In the >deal between Stalin and Churchill Poland has bene denied every wish" in that clause In the Atlantic Charter.
 The whole spirit of that char ter'' has been violated over and over by Soviet Russia from the time she got on her feet.
 MT. Churchill has, in order to protect England and Western Eu- rope from Communistic domina- tion from Moscow, been reluctant ly compelled to acquiese in the fourth partition of Poland.
 The tragic irony of the situa- ton is this:
 England and France declared war on Germany in 1889 because of Germany's invasion of Poland, which England and France had pledged to protect.
 Two weeks after that invasion Stalin, in a pact with Hitler, took his "divvy" of half of Poland as the "pay-off" for remaining ''neu- tral" while Hitler enslaved not only his half of Poland but the rest of Europe as well.
 Concretely, that is what htis war is about - the Rape of Po- land by Both Germany and Rus sia.
 Have our men fought and died to free Poland from Germany so that Russia could steal her?
 While Churchill fights with all his diplomatic weapons to pre- serve Western Europe and Eng land from Russian enslavement we sit back and issue rhetorical
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21
! NEWS OF MEN N THE SERVICE

First Lieutenant Arthur w. Bai- ley, son of Mir. and Mrs. Stephen Bailey of 38 Niagara street, has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross at his bomber station in Eng land. In the service since October 20, 1942, he sent overseas in June, and has completed 30 missions. He also is holder of the Air Medal and three Oak Leaf Clusters.
 Anthony Saveriano of 9 Rose street is assigned to check anti- aircraft guns aboard a Coast Guard troop transport. In the service since September, 1943, he has served in England, Ireland, Scotland, Aus tralia, India, North Africa, and Guadalcanal.
 William J. Hamilton, son of MT and Mrs. James Hamilton of 171s East Main street, is on leave here. A gunner's mate, third class, he re- gently completed his fourth convoy trip.
 The Commanding Oficer of the Second Infantry Division has awarded the Combat Infantry man Badge to Private irst Glass AL bert H. Schaenrock, 34, son of Anna Schaenrock of RED No. 4, Water bury, Conn. for superior perform ance of duty in combat on the front lines in France and Germany.
 Pfc. Schoenrock has been in the service for l year. Before entering the Army he was employed at Wa terbury Tool Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

:. A solemn high Mass will bs
 celebrated in tho Church of Our
 Lady of LOurdes next Saturday
 morning at 8:3O o'clock at the re-
 quest of members of the Italian SisterhOOd. The Mass will be Of-
 fered for the spiritual welfare of sons, brothers, husbands and BWeethearts of members of the
 society now in the Armed Forces.
 The church services will take the
 place of the SisterhOOd's former
 practice of sending gifts by mail to servicemen and women. As ' there are so many deserving rec y Cipients so widely scattered about
 the world it Is impossible to reach 1. all It was decided that 3 Mass asking Divine protection over all
 In service would be . more ap.
 pr0priate gesture this year.
 A large attendance of members
 and friends of the SisterhOod Is
 expected to attend the Mass re-
 quested.
 At . U. s. Army Base, England Working in fully equipped ar. .serlAl repair shop at this U. s. Ordnance depot in Southern Eng land, Pfc. John Langerisn of 63 Lexington avenue is member of an artillery repair section which as- SenAbles, repairs and testfires the bigs..guns which are blasting path to Berlin.
 A special section dismanties and reassembles captured German guns. For intelligence purposes a thorough report is made on the welding, metal Used and mechanism in these guns.
 With the 36th Texas" Division, France-Staff Sergeant Edward F. Abbondandolo was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for gallantry in action in eastern France while serv- Ing with the seth Texas" Division. His father, Frank s. Abbondandolo lives at 815 East Main street, Wa terbury, Conn.
 : The local soldiers division was lhe first to land on the manlalnd of Europe in World War II. On the morning of Sept. g, 1943, the S6th Division, commanded at the time by Major General Fred L. Walker of Columbus, Ohio, stormed ashore at Salerno and in 13 days had established firm foothold that was to lead to the bloody but suc- eesSful Battle of Italy.
 Later they saw action at Mi grano, St. Pietra, Mt. Maggore, Mt. Lungo, Mt. Trocchio, Corva, St. Ella and Castellone Ridge, all fore- runners to the Battle of Cassino. 
 With the Fifth Army, Italy Private First Class William J. Echwed, son of Mrs. Mary 5chwed, g Sumac street, Waterbury, Conn. has been cited by the 11th Armored Infantry Battalion of the First Ar mored Division and awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for actual participation in combat against the enemy with Lieut.. Gen. Mark w. ClarkS Fifth Army in Italy.
 Standards for the badge are high. The decoration Is awarded to the infantry soldier who has proved his lighting ability in combat.
 The handsome badge consists of . silver rifle set against a back ground of infantry blue, enclosed in silver wreath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21
FRENCH ENJOY
 COMIC STRIPS
By DUDLEY ANN HARMON rY,,ifad preSS Staff COrreSnOndentl

By DUDLEY ANN HARMON United Press Staff Correspondent
 Paris, Dec. 20.-CUP)-He who laughed In Paris during the oc- cupation laughed under difficulties. But laugh he did-thanks to the Frenchman's fondness for comic strips that resulted in the smuggling of ''Tarzan" in Red Cross ambul- ance from Vichy to Paris for pub lication.
 The story of the travelling Tar gan" was related today by Miss Mar- guerite Scialtiel, Paris representa- tive of United Features who recent ly returned from Vichy where she made her home during the occupa- tion.
 "Vichy and the Germans of course forbade all funnies," she told the United Press. But New York kept sending me the strips anyway and they were piled up to the ceiling in my home.
 "One day on trip to Paris l ran into an official of editions Mondiale, one of the best known French chil- dren's papers. He begged me for material and was amazed when he found I still had some comics. He stuffed 3O,000 franks into my hand and dashed off.
 How to get the strips to the pulp fisher in Paris was the next ques- tion. I solved it by smuggling them in the ambulance I drove for the French Red Cross"
 The comic strips appeared until the Americans landed in north Africa and the Germans took over all France.
 Then" Miss Scialtiel said, T oe- cided it was too compromising even to have them in my house. The mats were too bulky to burn, so finally buried them under the coal in my cellar"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

An Eigth Air Force Reconnais- sance Wing Headquarters, England In a letter of commendation signed by It. Gen. Omar N. Brad icy, commanding the Twelfth Army Group, Cpl. Joseph F. Gilbar of BOA Hill street, Waterbury, Conn.,, was among the personnel of the photo graphic laboratory at this head quarters lauded for its outstanding work in support of the ground force.
 Cpl. Gilbar entered the Army in June, 1922 and attended the Army Air Forces photography school at Lowry Field, Colo. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. G. H. Dalquist of Waterbury, Conn.
 Staff Sgt. Charles Rinaldi of 42 Platt street, who has served for 28 monhtS in the Middle East and North Africa, has returned here. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Rinaldi.
 More than 75 persons turned out for a welcome home supper ten- dered by the Platts Mills Commun- ity club recently for Sgt. George E. Doolittle, trumpeter for the former 208th Coast Artillery band, and Cpl. James Bird, U. s. Marine Corps, both of whom are home on furloughS after more than 33 months service in the South Pa- cific, President Luther Tooker well comed the guests to the party at the community hall.
 The annual Christmas party of the club will be held Saturday night at 8 o'clock at the club house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21
QvERTON ASKS
 TO BE RETIRED
yeteran Policeman, Mem- Der DAY, Claims Physi-
 cal Disability

Patrolman Walter Overton sub- mitted an application for retire ment to yesterdays meeting of the police board, stating that he has been 8 member of the force for more than 25 years and is now suf- fering physical disability. His let ter was accompanied by a statement from the head surgeon of the U. s. Veterans hospital at Newington, where he is now under treatment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

Albion, Ind. - (U.P03 - For the first time in five years-and then in England = the three Hollopter bro- thers, sons of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Hollopeter, saw each other. Staff Sergeant Earl w., Technical Serg- cant Frank R., and First Lieutenant Wayne w. had not seen one an- other since 1889, when they attended their parents silvr wedding anni- verSary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

For the second time Private Jo- seph J. Kirdzik of Naugatuck has been listed as missing in action. His sister, Mrs. Tessie Douty, has been notified by the War Depart ment that the soldier has been miss ing in action in Germany since Dec. 5. Previously he was listed as miss ing in action in France Aug. 19, but he rejoined his outfit Sept. IS.
 Corporal Joseph B. Micen, nephew of Miss Lucy Hermine of 379 Home stead avenue, is spending furlough in this city after serving for 29 months in the Southwest Pacific. 7 Private Francis Stack of 28 North Main street, who is serving in Eng land, has been transferred from an infantry unit to a medical company.
 Sgt. Ralph Parlapiano, son of MT. and Mrs. Pasquale Parlapiano of 945 North Main strete. is spend- ing furlough here. He is a vet eran of 30 months of service in the South Pacific area.
 Marine Sergt. Daniel T. OLeary of Prospect is spending furlough st the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Daniel OLeary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21
For Commander

Election of officers of David Fannie Post, Jewish War Veterans will take place Wednesday even- ing, Dec. 27 at American Legion Home, g LeavenwOrth street. The following nominees have been named for official posts: Com mander, Morris Fl. Shapiro; senior Vice Commander, Samuel Lipetz; Junior Vice Commander, Martin Rubin; Judge Advocate, Joseph YanOwsky and Surgeon, Abe D. LitSky.
 Nominations may be made from the floor that night, it has been declared.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

Sergeant Henry DelPo, son of MT. and Mrs. Louis DelPo, of 622 Con- greSs avenue, is on furlough here from Hamilton Field, Calif., where he has been stationed with a cargo plane crew.
 Deane Allen Beytes, husband of the former Beatrice Perreault of Cliff street, has been advanced to first lieutenant at his post in Burma, according to word received here. He is holder of the Distinguished Fly ing Cross, the Air Medal and an Oak Leaf Cluster.
 Corp. George Coukis of 39 High street is serving as postal clerk in France. H is with an engineers am- phibious combat battalion.
 (By Staff Sergeant Leodel Cole
 man of StateSborO, Ga, a Marine
 Corps Combat COrrespondent.)
 Somewhere in the Pacific - Delayed)-"We didn't know what to expect when our 20mm antiair- craft section was attached to 6 Marine infantry unit said Marine Sergeant Adolph Mikelenas, son of Mrs. Anna Mikelemas of Naugatuck, Conn. But when we moved up to Chonito Cliff near the city of Agana on Guam we learned quick. 1"
 Sergeant MikelenaS landed on Guam with an automatic weapons unit soon after the initial assault.
 When we moved up on the cliff we didn't even take time to dig our gun in position" Sergeant Mikele- mas said. 'The infantry was just below us near the Agana cemetery and a tank unit was moving in on Jap position across the Fonte River. We were ordered to fire on targets just beyond the cemetery. We strafed a small coconut grove in which we had seen Japs. One brust set fire to a building on the edge of the grove.
 That night we were counter attacked, fired over 1900 pounds of ammunition helping the infantry and tanks stop them. Later the boys in the river machine gun positions told us our firing was sweet music to their ears"
 Sergeant MikelenaS, with his gun crew. remained attached to the in- fantry unit for eight days. They were then reverted to their status as antiaircraft artillery, "but we didn't get to fire at a single Jap plane. for they just didn't come over." he said.
 Sergeant Mikelenas enlisted on March 27, 1942, and came overseas on December il, 1943; His wife, Mrs. Florence Mikelenas, lives in Nauga- tuck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

Sergeant
 Corporal Francis J. Kelley, IT,, son of MT. and Mrs. Francis Kelley of 17 Maple avenue, has been promoted to the rank of Ser- geant in the U. S. Army Air Corps. He is presently stationed as . radio gunner on a bomber based fin England. He is attached to the 712th Bomb Squadron. In his recent letter home he tells of at- tending . spiritual retreat cOn- ducted by the American Army chapIainS at his new English Sta- tiOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

as states attorney of New Haven county at Waterbury from 1917 un- til 1924, when he resigned because of his intense dislike of national prohibition.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

Eskimos use the fur of the wol- verine to trim the front of their hoods, because 1t does not catch frost from the breath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

MT. and Mrs. c. DeFrancescO, TAB Congress avenue have received assurances from the War Depart ment that their son, First Lieut.. John J. DeFrancescO, 20, was not wounded in action, as recently re- ported. Lieut.. DeFrancescO, who has taken part in more than 10 bombing attacks against targets in Germany and occupied areas as pilot of B-17 Flying Fortress, was recently awarded the Air Medal for exceptionally meritori- Ous achievement while participat- ing in sustained bomber combat operations" He attended Leav- enworth high school, and prior to entering service in December. 1942 was employed by the Waterbury FarreI Foundry & Machine Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-12-21

China's known iron deposits now total s22, 100000 tons.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
houSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-Brookland, D. c.. 1898 12th
st. me-: 11-rm. brick house, ami. oil
heat; excellent condition; reasonable. MI.
CoLoRED-s47 7th st. ne. corner 7th
and G., fully detached. 8 rooms, 2 baths,
extra layatory In basement: in perfect
apts. R. G. DUNNE. AT $500.
COLORED-200 block ST. n.e--10 rms.
a baths. oil h.-w.h.: wonderful location
for renting rooms: good condition: terms.
QUINN & MILLER, FIR. 2100.
COLORED-Upper 11th ST: NV, rooms,
including bedrooms. 2 kitchens. finished
basement. large tiled bath, h.-w.h.. extra
prise, ne ASA $3.50 od De t7l0 or FIR. 4765
baths. steam heat. cleo; can be seen By
appointment; immediate possession can be
given: price, $4,000: $500 cash, GUY
TINNER 1925 You st. NV. NO. 4907.
COLORED-Newton pl. nr. Ga. ave, du-
plex +. and b. ca. f.; rented 1852 yr.:
$3.50; $3.50 down . Dix st. ne, S1,650.
N. E. RYON CO., GE. 6146.
COL0RED-Vacant, 607 Florence st. ne.
De{Teeb 14sh and l5Ih on on St. sroo ION
down Must be seen TO be appreciated.
COLoRED-Vacant. la45 Morse st. ne,
7-room, semidetached brick. automatic gas
neat, electric refgr., porch large front and
back yards, Scar garage: in perfect con-
dMition; M 8 200 down. RE. 1891.
yeaHs Old n nice brick csn house e.
bought for $3.50 down and balance less
REALTY CO.. 500i East Capitol st. Ii.
3540: 925 New York ave. NV Ma 9191.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
ROOMS WITH soARp.

21O1 ST. NV, la block off Conn. ave-
double and l triple room. share room
Tor man, share room for girl; good meals
AVAILABLE DECEMBER 15-Two newly
furnished double rooms: Southern style.
ihome-cooked meals; vicinity of Trinidad
aye. ne: good transportation. Box 39-T,
sERvICEMAN's WIFE will share home
with working couple, or mother and child;
day care for child. Board. Falls Church
1513-W
2114 18th sT-Master bedroom. suitable
for 3 men; three meals daily two meals
soi3 MASS. W Ave. f. N.W.@Very Haeiss' fne home
for Jewish young people. Famous for our
iSi5 i MASS. AvvHEVei AvE.WVacaneies ea for girls in
renned home, warm, comfortable; walking
1889 GiRARD ST. N.w.-Delicious meals.
soppnF aps and dSnpeh Center
CLUB s6so, 1920 10th st. n.w.-Double,
THE TUDoR cLUB, 1775 N st. nv
lsi7 9th 81 81. NV NW.@Larse faa; front room.
twin beds, 2 ladies or 2 men: 2 delicious
s1s R2foRaA Rsas sp sa' Nv IT, ssSe ap
yate vat. family; $I2: two meals. Col. .714s,
Iaa9. 1S@S 18th f6t vos, ST. NW-Nicely furnished
isii DRcATUR Atsens 81. S.%Mharse Searq COM
Portable room, nicely furnished. All. bath:
cony: to trsnsp.: TWIN beds; excel; home
COLORED-651 B st. ne. Girls come in
and see these lovely. clean. warm and
Location only 1 block from the sth st.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE in any sec
tion OF the city. We have been building
bstter qualified to, handle your property for
results cali P II psrEef ad!ef fA Taa sss PA
2569. j. TIFFEY g. SON, 316 Kennedy
WANTED; direct from owner, houses for
white and colored, in nearby ne and Sc.
q Wrte or M TRs gPRE Or msTs W atp pay all cash.
WE CAN SELL your mouse We can ges
you cash 1t wont take US long Prompts
tssnst'n sss NJ si HVMRHREs s4s6 Realtors
property car SLAUGHTER = co; "a Home
tor Every Income" D1. 2l5S. 1113 l7th
Z OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. preferably with
faFaBe Box 5ssxssn ss5.s sfaq Gonsress Hsts and
NE. AND Sc. property owner-we will
appralse your property free and make yeg
SsfgHEN MIh5EN ooG SsG owSRn e 2l0S Son
ssens sf sFss ssen all soz ah 45 Pssss sP contact before
WANTED-Houses in Northwes Washing
s6a any yoT size any fond5 ~ ssSR RvE
STATE ST 2ssII33 14th St NV. DU. 5n51
"a GasH for to T. housss & or
E A GARVEy. D1. 45os; ewes. and sun.
GE $500 ! Thomas Circle nv
ef ROOM semi e ssisfssd ps: t aHnS
ticulars Box 1877. Star a.
HOUSE suitable for conversion to business
14th or 18th Write price and full detau,
PROMPT reply. Box 1@4-T Star.
I NEED GROOM detached house for
Immediate occupancy. near schools, in a
good suburban section. What can you
offer at SI,2O0-SI 800 down and about
S15 per MOI ST. a461
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE al its fun
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ton. Ask for Mr.. Browning. VIM. H:
SAUNDERS CO. INC. Realtors, established
1857. DI. Inl5. 1919 K st NV
WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES that need
repairing, from owner. Box 111-T, Star.
BUYERS FOR CHEVY CHASE, C or
Nd. have requested that I find them a
modern detached brick home up 20 $50 600.
List your home with me and I believe I
have the buyer for it Eve. phone Georgia
29c0. L. T. GRAVATTE, 729 10th st.
n W. MA. O753.
COLORED-Want house, any part Of
Brookland rooms or more. Will pay
all cash Or near 18th and You sts. NV.
for high-class doctor MI. 0044.
Evening star., 1944-12-01
ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


237 DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-LarGe room. IN
closed porch: nicely furnished; no other
roomers; reasonable: laundry privil: en-
ployed couple. For further details call RA
7134.
2012 PERRY ST. NE.-Pleasant room,
next bath, large closets; empl Chris
tiars; bus a. corner MI. 1855
WARM ROOM, next to bath. for ! girl:
.9l47
634 .ST,-Newly decorated double rms
twin. double beds; blocks from Union
203 D ST. NE. Apt 5---Attr. sgIe- for
girl: light cooking: $50: also L dble.. $50;
near car. LU. PISS
NEAR MONASTERY-Largeb bed-living rm
private bath, radio: good transportation
men preferred. DU. 1902
!15 Sth ST. N.E.-Clsan room. near ba tn
and hot water. SO so week to respectable
man.
81. 9th ST NE-Large front room. kit
privileges Ii 3459 81
COLoRED-Single and double room, in
references required. AT. 1904
Evening star., 1944-12-01
HOUSES FURNISHED.

LANDOvER HILLS. MD.-Furnished g.
room house, insulated, playroom. refriger-
ator, attractive site: 1928 month. Union
PARTY GOING TO FLORIDA wishes to
sublet 3-bedroom house, furnished. for
about 4 or 5 months. Convenient trans
portation, 20 min. downtown. $500 mo-,
including utilities. Available Immediately.
Rsfsrences f required; ia. 1895.
suitland;; Sui .n,i;;. Camp spss.' on 5usline Exeh
0325-R after g pm. 81
AYR. OLD attractively furn. 3-bedroom
Va. house, $125: Oil heat and attached
air-cooling unit, fireplace, screened porch
modern kitchen. ample closets 4 mi
from Pentagon on busine. in exchange
for furn. apt. for Army officer in NV. apt
bldg. close in. RE. 600, Ext. 1922. 8 u
%: evenings. TIE. 1851.
SILVER SPRING, MD. - bedrooms, :
baths, living room. fireplace, dining room
kitehen, oil heat, 2,eear garage; adults only
1929 POTOMAC AVE. Sc. near Nav,
Yard)-6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, bath, h-w h
vacant; $75. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
co. SlS 5th st: nv.
800 THURMAN AVE, Hampshire Knoils
Nd. tout New Hampshire ave. extended
Inspect teday. Nearly new brick bunga-
low. living room, dinette, kitchen, bed.
rooms. bath, newly furn. S95; avail. i'm.
mediately: permanent adult family only
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 71S 5th st
AVAILABLE DEC. 9TH to January 1st-a
bedrooms. bath, dining room Kitchen, nv.
ing room with fireplace, oil heat; gooc
neighborhood; Beverly Hills section; Sl0C
mo Phone TF SO44
Evening star., 1944-12-01
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.

Groom HOUSE. hot-water heat oil
porches. all screened, convenient to school.
s4m IS SsG5f 2n ha FGsS P6ons ser
pm, BeEwyn 9o-J.
seryice; s. 500: terms DEWEY n. FREE
NAE hKpsooa sCsy H BkIck X HomR sR 479e 5s.,. old
lst floor large bedroom, center hall, living
room, very pretty Kitchen, porch; .pd
shower bath; oak floors air copd.. coal,
bone dry. basement, slate roof, a acre
lot nesT e son on
terms, Inspection by appointment only.
please ssI74Ts,cvb esll MEs yalent1 He 9o4S .ith
GDGEMooR. + anznEs ND Sic 5ooEThls a7i Ia Ensifsh-
type home Of brick, stone and stucco COM
bination containS wide center hall. living
porch on on frst door; j large bedrooms, :
sph s ma and sns foo a99 a0
matte stoker, lot 90xI so; very conveniens
52S1ti0q E6W }oNEs G5g ~o 2 CO c3oq 2yg gnth pm
NICE SnI s1RooM HofTsi. big 1yS; Yard. hot.vater
NJ $500 Branch ave. Sc FLE1seH-
NICE Se5f a.ssT1oRY 6-Toom s.ucco: lars.
sltehen, dad Dee deep lot III in heart Of TAX T,skoma:
baTgan baST la[1 Cali II sa ffFas SEQ meS !
TAPESTRY BRICK BUNGALOW, 5 rooms,
4 years old; lovely, spotless. excellent;
oak floors, open fireplace, air-conditioned
oil. very pretty kitchen. ct al. ,foored and
insulated attic bone-dry basement. built
in garage; convenient 10 everything, in
West Riverdale; owner transferred: price,
S9.450. terms Inspection by appointment
only Please call Mr.. VaIenti. Hobart 0O43,
with O. g ZANTZINGER. Jr,, real estate.
GLENN DALE. MD.-S4 ESQ. terms: l acre.
5-r bungalow, bath. elec.. furnace heat,
garage; abundance OF fruit: possession.
Hyattsville Md acre. r, bath.
elec.; INV h, oil burner: garage. chicken
house. fruit. paved street $4,000, terms.
ERWIN REALTY CO. call HyattSvile 0334;
ewes WA 1921