davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Has serviceable limo
leum top. Nicely fin
ished in white enamel
with red or blue trim.
Also has utility drawer.
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Vancouver Unions
Remove News Ban
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
VANCOUVER, April 19.-van-
couver newspapers again are pub
fishing labor news freely after q
four-week ban by the Vancouver
Labor Council against release of
labor copy to nonunion reporters.
Three of 28 afnliates Of the Labor
Council Canadian Congress of
Labor gaYe their support to its
resolution adopted March 10 provid-
ing that news was to be issued only
to union reporters.
No effort was made by the YAM
couver newspapers to report meet
tngs of the three unions from March
13 until April IL, when the ban was
lifted by the Labor Council.
When the resolution was adopted.
the council appointed a committee
OF i've to interview arrangements Of
Vancouver papers toward reaching q
better common understanding"
When the ban was lifted, E. e.
Leary, council president, said, I'VE
are not turning tail" He urged
council delegates to concentrate on
more important matters"
Harold Pritchett, executive men,
Der, said the council was not at war
with the "free newspapers of the
city" but with company unions. A
unit Of the Vancouver Newspaper
Guild operates in each Of the three
Vancouver papers,
Evening star., 1944-04-19
Quality Of Gasoline
Muy Be Cut by Half
By the Associated Press.

IS the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 10
American motorists will be plenty
lucky" If they get half the mileage
from gasoline in the next few
months as they get now, Ernest l..
Hughes, Washington, director of dis
tribution and marketing for the
Petroleum Administration for War,
said here last night.
Mr.. Hughes told the Courier jour
nal that the petroleum industry is
squeezing the last drop" OF motor
fuel out of its stocks and that by
midsummer cars may be running
on "air and imagination" because
1t will be necessary to reduce the
octane rating in the civilian fuel
in order to increase 1t for the greater
demands of war.
Evening star., 1944-04-19

States proposes oil production on
huge scale in a British political
and economic sphere.
The study by these men. all
experts on petroleum. was ordered
by London and Washington to pre-
pare the way for a meeting later
this year of high officials, including
Secretary Of State Hull, whose job
will be to formulate joint oil policy
or a multilaterial policy if other
countries. like Russia, are interested
in coming in.
Beyond this lies the whole realm
OF postwar international economics
and politics, including aviation and
monetary questions on which a very
tentative start already has been
made. But oil is probably the key
Evening star., 1944-04-19
Murder Jury Hears
Burton Admitted He
Sought 10 Rob Higgins

Police 1t. william Liverman testi-
flying today in District Court in the
trial of George K. Burton, 26,
charged with first degree murder of
Paul Higgins, S., said that Burton
admitted he picked up Higgins at
Fourteenth and G streets NV. to
rob him on New Year Day, 1943, but
found no money on him.
1t. Liverman, head of the accident
investigation unit Of Metropolitan
Police Department, told the court
that when he arrested Burton, who
was said to have been living under
an alias in Pittsburgh, the latter
said:
II know who you are. You are
1t. Liverman. You want me for
murder In Washington"
DIR. Murphy Testifies.
The first witness taking the stand
yesterday, after nearly two days
were spent in selecting a jury, was
DR.. Christopher Murphy, deputy
coroner, who said examination
showed Higgins body was ridden
over several times and crushed by
automobile tires 6 inches in width.
He added that the high alcoholic
content of Higgins blood indicated
the man was Intoxicated when he
met death.
Burton sat placidly as Bernard
Margolius, assistant United States
attorney, introduced pictures show
ing Higgins body as It was found in
an alley in the 1900 block OF Kenyon
street. Occasionally. Burton turned
around to stare at the guard seated
directly behind him. or at the half
filled courtroom.
Nurse to Be Called.
In his opening statement Mr..
Margolius said he would attempt to
prove Burton made a statement to
Miss Ruth Lane, nurse at q Silver
Spring sanitarium, who gave police
the tip Leading to Burton's arrest
and who was scheduled to testify
today that Burton had witnessed q
cold-blooded murder.
Burton and q companion, STAN
ford Carrier, 26, q Silver Spring
boxer, were indicted for first-degree
murder. Carrier was granted q
separate trial, as yet unscheduled.
M. Edward Buckley is attorney for
Burton. Visiting Judge Harry Wat
kins Of West Virginia was expected
to call another night session tonight.
He is scheduled to return home Sat-
urday and wishes to complete the
trial by then.
Evening star., 1944-04-19

for protection for his men from
frostbite. some 5000 scarves and
1900 helmets arrived in England
from the American Red Cross on an
air priority, 1t was announced yes
terday. An additional 10000 Of
the knitted articles made by Red
Cross volunteers followed by boat.
Evening star., 1944-04-19
TubercuIor Discharges
Drop Sharply in Army

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 19.-Tubercu-
losis, chief cause Of disability lead
ing to discharges in the World War
dropped to 10th place in causes for
Army discharges last year, Col. Es-
mond r. Long Of the Surgeon Cen
erals Office says.
Col. Long said he believed the i'm
provement was due to the routine
use OF the chest K-ray for finding
early tuberculosis.
Evening star., 1944-04-19
Printers Will Resume
Annual Conventions
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 19.-The
International Typographical Union
will resume holding annual conven-
tiCns as the result of a referendum
April 5, Secretary-Treasurer Wood
ruff Randolph announced last night.
The vote was announced as 20 400
for holding conventions and 20,217
against.
The 1914 meeting will open Au-
gust 10 at Grand Rapids, Mich.
Evening star., 1944-04-19
u. s., British Farley
On Oil Begins Shaping
OF World Economy

By the Associated Press.
Ten Americans and IL Britishers
yesterday started work toward shap-
ing the economic world of tomorrow
Their immediate objective is a
study of international oil resouces
of common interest to their two
countries, especially those in the
Middle East, where the United
Evening star., 1944-04-19

problem. Many officials believe and
frankly say that "if we can agree on
oil surely we can agree on anything"
The American delegation is headed
by Charles Rayner. petroleum ad-
wiser to Mr.. Hull. Sir william
Brown heads the British group.
Yesterdays session was one Of
brief formalities. Serious work is to
start later in the week. Ofi1cials
said that while the sessions will be
behind closed doors, they hope to
have periodic reports on progress.
Evening star., 1944-04-19

Helmets Sped to Flyers
Less than SO hours after 1t. Gen.
Ira C. Eaker of the 9th Air Force
in England made an urgent appeal
Evening star., 1944-04-19

Lucky ans you-gettinx suit,
o,as,, ana coats coat like these for
only $1S! Dressmaker Aor VI
shst,I, ctasaic suits in ALL WOOL
SSnesiands Sne.ds - also crenes
noes %Soeskins, novelty fabr;cs'
,corotnn mew coats in plaids, stripes.
group. 'lAeS IN the
Evening star., 1944-04-19

H a r d wood construc-
ton, finished in wal
nut or maple. Has
round plate glass mir
ror. Three spacious
drawers.
Evening star., 1944-04-19

75-lb. capacity. Has
plenty Of food storage
space. Nicely finished
in cleaning White
enamel.
Easy Terms!
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

home available on or about April 18th.
For particulars cal! WI 2425 on Saturday,
April 18th, between ! and = p m.
bet s rooms, bath; oil heat; fun base
menti garage; SI25. Walter A Brown
1915 Eye st. NV. MA. 1862.
CHEVY CHASE, 5467 Nevada ave.-S-rm.
corner house, completely redecorated, 500.
Open Sunday. -DI. O222 weekdays. l6'
CHEERFUL FARMHOUSE, foI car owner,
on 200-acre estate, 25 minutes TO down
town Washington: rms. cleo, BATH large
veg. garden, chicken house and stable
club available; $50 Phone Clinton rs.
634 PARK RID. NW.-6 rooms, bath, hot
water heat, reconditioned;- rent, -S55 per
mo. T. J. Lane. IL, ma. 943s or NO. 7719
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

4-BEDRooM modern house, unfurn.: per-
preferred: up to Si75: VIC. STA. ''' Nv
bedroom house, GEORGETOWN or Cleveland
Park, by Sept. l; will take any time.
MODERN 2-bedroom small house or bum
galow. screened porch, automatic heat, I'M
furnished or partly furnished. Glebe 1856.
MODERN 2-bedroom small house or bun
galow, screened porch, automatic heat, un-
furnished or partly furnished. Glebe 1885.
UNFURN. 4-bedroom house in good NV.
MAY 81 ue Or 70 E s1sGi t or bedroom
nedq5Y heos or ca in NV
mn}eentary school; references furnished. CAN
S Size 554s between and 10 pm. IS.
NAVAL oFficE Hfti wife and daughter, wa Want
Have oe eSn rn hoqs o for sa5
BEFoRE MAY 1@Unfurnished 2-bedroom
e e1ass in s. w e4 fsft0n lease; best ref
GROOM, unfurnished, modern house, in
sBonson n mi R for dur btsbv Gil bd 1872
yard, before May /, NV. or Va. for selves
and and res responsible parents; not temporary.
s4so Ext AB 1870 Set bet sbd and $780, Elk
PERMANENT d. c. RESIDENT wants I'M
furnished house in NV. section, 2 or 3
bedrooms bed DR.. M. Robinson. D1. $3.50,
SMALL HOUSE or modern bungalow, fur
nished or partly furnished, in NV. or ad-
tacent suburbs, wanted by responsible adv.
man and wife: about 500 mo. WO.
WESLEY s HEIGHTS or Cleveland PARK nG
Captain y. S. Navy wishes to rent 81
PERMANENT OFFICER desires lease 3obed-
turniShed; vic: Conn. ave. EN-. S243. 49,
NAVY OFFICER desires unfurn. 2-bedroom
house in Virginia or D. c., conv. Navy
Annex. CHI. 1912.
3,BEDRO0M unfurn. house, NV. or Chevy
Chase, Md; yard essential; about -S11O;
reliable, refined couple, small child; ex-
cellent references. OR. 1886
UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom house, near
high school, NV. section, by couple and
daughter; pay up to $50 month: best ref
SILVER SPRING-3-bedroom unfurn. mod
ern house; will consider 2 bedrooms. ST..
S196.
DESIRE COMPLETELY FURNISHED and
eouipped house for occupancy immediately
or before. June LIST. Need three bedrooms.
Region along washington boulevard from
Clarendon to Westover preferred: family of
four, includes two high school girls rent
around $500. Phone Van Dyke, Glebe O929.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYF and u

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE and wife desire
furnished ug is ed or pnfgrnished Broom. bath
49, 5oo Ext se s65 prefer
F,URN., private bath, refrigerator; NV,
close in, by two employed women. Ia.
COUPLE wants 2 or 3 room apt, unnfur-
RK 6 S9np or Wis snG ave- area RE
NAVAL OFFICE OFFICER A desires RI or bedroom
furnished apt. or small house for / to 3
month duration, SO that he can be with
anteed; references. RE. 74oo. Ext. 43os.
UNFINISHED APARTMENT rooms
NV. section; conv. to State Dept. pre-
terred. CHI 5732 after $50 pm. week
MAY IS; mother and adult son; furn. or
unfurn. apt. or small unfurn house;
Georgetown or NV. section. Falls Church
FURNISHED 2-bedroom apartment at 1000
or 900 Connecticut or Tilden Gardens,
or Dorchester House, or Cathedral Man
Something similar; BY RESPONSIBLE couple
RoFEssioNAi@2; room f furnished fHHti frst
References EXCHANGED. Call .DU. 7751
weekdays between 9 am. and noon or
FUR FGRN. A0 apARTME ssaF wanted by Girls
living room, bedroom, kitchen and bath.
Call Elk. 450o, Ext. 119, between am.
PERMANENT D: C, resident wants 2-bed
R z9n PI 5San 10 o t9 d or to g. 2o'
or 3 room, carefully furnished apartment,
in representative NV. section within easy
access of downtown; occupancy promptly
whn epbone Rent ce a0oE tes sh99
Bill, Ext. 1910: evenings and Sunday sunday.
National 9os6, Apt. 703. 49,
men s scd bath 5uTnsh sse apart
s-BEbRooM APARTMENT wanted by
ington; furnished or unfurnished, modern
apartment building, NV. section only
Will pay from $3.50, up, depending on type
Friday. all evening, and Saturday, 56-S
P PB Sa5Ssf ap and an pm t1s'
aa99ssstfS' or small 2-oedroom house, e TIE
RESPONSIBLE middle-aged gentle couple
yn or or two
p poF1sb5iRo6 Gal aS Sunday UnPn POSI- ID.
p o 5fPs fa' AND WIFE HHso ra aS
apaF' Can n Deeata sec: sooo or E h4u:s 5n
THREE RELIABLE ADULTS, no dogs. no
6a6ies want help in their search for the
ness section; Episcopal church nearby de-
sirable: 500. Call NO. 1920, Ext. 1913,
WEARY BONES and 500 of naval officer
and wife want house or apartment in W.
EMaPLo1YIE5D1 &C cou tIi desire one-bedroom
apartment, furnished; northwest, gentle
sur1 oundings: SIS maximum. Box Bod,
Star. 16s
sERyICEMAN AND WIFE desire furnish
| ed apartment near Walter Reed 2 rooms,
bath and kitchen, refrigeratoa $50 to
500; to start around May l permanent
Cal! RA; $3.50 after pm
APARTMENT, one room, kitchen. refgr,
| bath; for quiet, cultured woman Govt
smpl,; NV: downtown pref. CO. 0335,
Ext. 5l2, after Z p, m. Sat, all Sunday. 16'
Chilean Aviation Officer.
KITCHEN, BATH APARTMENT WITH
TELEPHONE: in NV. SECTION, PREF
ERABLY NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. ADAMS
23I2. 49,
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APARTMENTS UNEuRNIsHrD

IMMEDIATE oCCUPANCY-2-b bedroom CO.
Cp. apt, modest cash payment, balance
Ow eb b1s s s doo of On od p9rer
soi$ PERRY ST. NE rooms, kitchen,
empi Christians couple or settled ladies' adj
s IS at corner .sT MI; l655,
Immediately; $50 and Sos Everything
urn. except telephone. WI. 1854. E. M
GEORGIA AVE, across Walter Reed, avail
semitic PVT, home. BOX 4soc, Star. "l''
elect, gas, fuel; $35. L. '. Thack ie 1901
iSsS q asP ~ or room
def1eDdds r?qu Tooms D kt s6ss
f%o B f3 5ass S ftfsosr and hath
sai st. 1 BIZ ST. + s sflg ROOM kitchen and
semtprivste bath; adults only; utilities in
$40 [ ST. Me- rooms, kitchen, semi
2U0f6;o bath; pvt. entr.; conv. transp. TR.
a715 9th ST. NV large rooms and
:itchen' Frigidaire, gas range and sink,
}'rivate bath, gas, cleo. and heat; gentle
gNFURNISHED basement apartment, pri-
sate entrance and bath; children accepted.
I'm; APARsTMESTs, consisting. of one
day l. Can be seen with Mrs. Poland at
1904 South CAPITOL st. Sc:
rooms. kitchen and bath; S4750. See
lear a40o 10Th rooms, small kitchen
l Ia ss needs renovation; s32.50. Phone
Z ROOMS, kitchen, pvt. bath; bus at door,
conVenient library, Capitol and Union Sta
G Rooms Kitchen if n Bath Ad sniTe floor
After pm, GAL Gallatin st. NV. IA
sna f hsst stshin g ReeR
after Sat and all day Sun CHI. O567
s srs TIA APT living room. bedroom, mod
sep n9n, transportation., WA. s3Ss,
suaed SIS ks adfs and ss bath utilities in
ard bath, SIS month Available May sS4f i.
sITuA nqasS mode a1e a ne
apt, in nearby Va; UNEXPECTEDLY available.
Rent, S57. 80. Employed people only. Re
stricted. No children or pets. Box 96-c,
412 F. ST. NE rooms. kitchen and
bath; back porch; Trinidad bus line at
No. sist ST. NE rooms. kitchen dq
semipvt bath; gas, elec. and heat furn
TWo RMS, kitch., dinette, bath. $50. so,
incl; gas, heat and utilities Sig Port,
l RIod St; Sc. Open Sun, II to 6 and
UNFuRN. APT. and $40 per mo. to mar
ried lady, living with employed husband
n exchange for managing and maintain
ing small guest house on 10th st. EX-
perlence preferable. Box 216-C, Star.
rooms. kitchen and bath SAT. so
VIM. H. HUTCHINSON,
sbjs 1 din alcOve' bath; s42.5o. Avail
a25 18th s. 4 Nv saul CO. MA. 200.
APT, 4, 1916 CRoFFUT PL- Sc. (FoR
1d ai92W u AVE E: S SGWRwAF14 81. 1S S5io.
MoDERN. NE: APT, LIv. ,RM,, BEDRM
ans''e M eis sRf path W P21sh 81 So
1914 K ST. NV DT e7os.
s39 EYE ST: NV APT. p ROOM
a2s 18th 8 + + nv SAUL CO. MA. 21oo.
Ing, located at 1926 9th st. Sc. lust
Of Pa; ave: ready for, OCCUPANCY April IS.
81 9th st, NV. DI. 615n.
NEW APIS. AVAILABLE.
GOOD HOPE HILLS.
In convenient sc. section, near NayloI
Gardens, detached buildings with three
exposures.
Living room, one bedroom. porch. kitch.
en- and bath $50 so. including utilities
To inspect: Take car TO 18th and Pa
ave. Sc, transfer to CO bus marked
''Naylor Gardens" to 3Oth St, walk right
to 3060-3O6s goth St sc
For Information Call Ma 1910.
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC,
1923 Conn Ave
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.

BEDROOMS, Q BATHS.
A splendid detached home on a beau
tifu, lot 75x125 #, less than / square
from Chevy Chase Circle, Blessed Sacra-
ment Church and school, Protestant
churches, stores and transportation.
Automatic hot-water heat, hardwood
floors, garage. An outstanding buy at
$4,000. For appointment to inspect,
phone Mr.. Evans. WO 0290, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

~ THE BEAUTIFULLY WOODED section
OF Bethesda' close to schools and stores;
Portable home with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
ana sleeping porch, on the second floor,
ps osd for co and bath on gb, the St 9Q
washington; $3.50. WI. 1854 E. M.
BELTsvILLE. Md-6-rm. brick home.
on ACRE OF GRoUNp, new, rooms
HHT9epiSaGeee;o screened porch; car necessary.
q cRevg aSs Ma nsss SsFs
s 5d5}{sl S5s${, 81 45th S"s
BUNGALOW, full basement, modern COW.
Hshts Nd HI i43a$lW. I Can be eSp Been
fiTLLCREST s.E.-Detached brick brick rms,
per month. Cali Nj Beasiey. with Really
BUNGALOW, well furn.. all utilities: ga
rage and garden; prefer working couple
$500 Varnum St, Mt. Rainier, Md WA.
ZOO EMERSON RID, West Lanham Hills.
Fnrn, modern modern home SO mo Immedi..
po5syss'0 RE VI Siof EFnf 30 o @a1 1874
adults only. Apply after $50 pm, I245
sERvIGEMAS's WIFE wishes responsible
tenant ten Mt, new, 6-rm. house, so; reservins
TWO SERvICEMEN'S WIVES, ls to 25
years, to share gentle home, nicely fur
nished. Available ADFil %. 245 33rd
ONTARIO RID, NEAR COLUMBIA RID
Nicely furnished home, containing 8
rooms, ; bedrooms. . baths maids room
ano bath in basement, convenient 10
schools, churches, shops, theaters and to
transportation to all parts OF the city.
THos; j., FISHER g. CO, INC.
BANNOCKBURN.
doVnstaiTs study. screened porch; acre
ground adjoining woods; 3 min walk troll
ley; golf course across road: public swim
ming pool mile away Available June ! to
Labor Day; $500 monthly. Phone. WI.
rr 10 se CHA N n ST Snt. NE ,n,,os.d
poTcheS, brick garage. gas heat; adults
a D. ToRRE REALTY CO.
1925 n. Capitol ST no 1900.
2016 NORTH COPITOL ST.
rms, b., h-w,h. tOiD, cleo. garage,
| in excellent condition; SI!5.
| A. L. GRINDLEY, 93G N. Y AVE.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$200.
A very large, comfortable home, d huge
| with sunrooms, and 3 baths on 2nd fl
| > rooms and bath on Bro Il: , one car
garages. auto. heat completely furnished
except blankets and linens.
| GOOD NV. LOCATION-$l35.
| A 6-room, :3-bath home. completely fur
niShe,', also has breakfast room and rec
FRANK G PHILLIPS nj 1i11
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Chilean Aviation Officer.
SINGLE, WISHES TO RENT A BROOM,
KITCHEN. BATH APARTMENT WITH
TELEPHONE; in NV SECTION, PREF
ERABLY NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. ADAMS
COLORED-Governmen employed couple
want 3-room apartment or small house
LReferences. DU. 4574. after 400 pm
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1929 42nd ST. NV,

OWNER WANTS OFFER.
BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS; OIL HEAT;
LILY POND. THIS LARGE bETACHED
HONE MAY BE USED AS A HOME OR AN
INVESTMENT. Early possession. Priced
for any other particulars
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TWO-BEDROOM APIS.
with living room. dinette kitchen an
bath
$3.50 PER MONTH.
FLEETWOOD GARDENS.

Designed for Better Living"
DE LUKE NEW l-BEDROOM APIS
COMPLETE IN EVERY DETAIL.
INCLUDING STEEL VENETIAN BLINDS.
Take Capital Transit Livingston bus at
10th and Pa ave. W. TO corner Of Chesa-
peake and South CapitO! SITS. s.w
GOLDSTEN BROS RE 1858
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3406 Warder st. NV.

Colored-For sale by owner, lovely g.
room brick house; oil heat, 3 porches, ga
rage house in perfect condition: only
S10,5O0. No agents. Can be seen all day
Sunday I6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-15
Better Than Apartments.

111cS1t IL 1ctI U11INIIO0,
The Bradleigh. A distinctive Chevy Chase
estate. Residential club. Attractive twin
bedroom with private bath and living rm.
Also double and single; excellent break
lasts and dinners; American plan; adults
only. BY appointment. OIL. 1417.
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Lr4obIF D. MEHoEIL, WO. 52"I
LYNHAVEN RESALE.

975-72-story brick, 5 rooms, tiled
path fun basement, automatic air-condi-
toned heat, attractively decorated rear
yard fenced, planted with roses and ever
greens. Monthly Payments as low as
$33 80 including principal. interest, taxes
and insurance. Call Mr. Ivey, TIE. 5000:
evenings AID: S6SS.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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2-BEDROOM BRICK

Bungalows. Just across the District line, |
on soft. lots; tiled bath and shower, = |
TT. refgr., full basement, attic, insulated |
S6,950. FILA; 500 down, $3.50 q mo. |
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, ME. $500 |
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$3.50 DOWN,

NV. BRICK.
Attractive home. & rms, bath: fine To-
cation, close TO everything; garage; terms.
Other houses in this section
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
MR.. THOMPSON, IA 2rRo
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Cool house 3 bedrooms, 2I5 baths,
downstairs study. screened porch; acre
ground adjoining woods; 3 min walk troll
ley; golf course across road: public swim
ming pool mile away Available June j to
Labor Day; $500 monthly. Phone WI
1865 nights 1R*
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-2-b bedroom CO.
OPP apt, modest cash payment, balance
Eke low lent; block off Conn, Porter st.
66S3.
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pristupujl mnozfcf sc inseraty
kupc1 vsech druh1 cennych O.
braz1 a um6leckych pfedmet1.
Posledn1 c1sla prazskeho ne
meckeho dennfku Sc primo
hemzf takovymi nab1dkami Ii
df, ktef1 nabfzejf "nejlepsl &C.
ny" "a originally starslch mis-
tr1G a zejmena "a ceske umelce
minuleho stolet1.
Je pOdobno pravde, re jed
max ztraceji Tide stale vice du-
veru v hodnotu papirovych pc
nez, jez Nemci tisknou v mnoz-
stvf. ktere Sc jiz davno vymklo
predstavam. Mimo to jde O.
vsem take O soustavne vykra-
dani ceskych zeml necisticky-
mi vetrelci, kterl vetsinou pro-
ste konfiskujf, ale v mnoha pfi-
padech take "legalne" skupujl
ceske majetky. Utek cd penez
nabyva zrejme rozsahu oprav-
dove paniky, kterou Nemci jen
stezl udrzuj1 ma uZde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1944-07-07
Dalsi zpravy o vrazdS podkar'
patskych zidI.

Londyn (CTK) z Moskvy
dosly dals1 podrobnosti o vyse-
tTovan1 hromadne vrazdy u
Kamenneho Podolska, jejfz O.
beti byli Eide z Podkarpatske
Rust. Ackoli vysetTovan1 ne
bylo dosud dokonceno, prece
je jiz z neho jasno, re pocet "a
vrazdenych byl O nekolik tislc
osob vyssi nez Sc pdvodne pred
pokladalo. Mezi povrazdeny-
mi rodinami je osmadvaceti-
clenna rodina Vojtecha Wilde
ra z Uzhorodu. Vsech % osob
bylo povrazdeno. Dale bylo
z~jisteno, re sest clenG rodiny
Weisblatovy z Kosic bylo po-
bito.