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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Simpler coifs particularly flat tops with ends almost as shy of curl as fish hooks-call for more natural beauty in the hair itself. For kindling gleam or making hair shimmer like something you see un- der water, nobody is better up on tricks than Hollywood.
 Gene Tierney, whose lovely long locks are shining assets to Laura" her next picture, says: Trouble with most lack-luster hair is, that 1t doesn't get marched to the wash basin often enough and the Sham- poo isn't as thoroughgoing as 1t might be-"
 She thinks girls who love clean bounce in their hair and grainy pattern-like the water mark in fine paper-to show, should ignore the old wives tale that hair can't be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14

around sparkle of his bands show
 has made them one of the top box
 ofi1ce attractions. The motion pic-
 lures have featured Prima
 and he has played with such stars as Alice Faye, Tyrone Power, Bing Crosby, Martha Rave, etc. Aiding and abetting Prima's showmanship will be Leon Prima, Sammy Vincent and lovely Lily Ann Carroll. There is dancing every Saturday at the Ritz with, the Casa Ritz orchestra On Friday March l7th Faith and if 1t ain't Mccormack and Barry's ar- nllal Irish St. Patrick's Mardi Gras. Sure and it's fun weIl be having with the Irv Hintz Farmers playing Square Sets, and modern tunes <.
 of course thefeW be the traditional
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14
TOMORROW,S MENU

BREAKFAST: Sliced oranges, brown rice, milk, sugar, raisin toast, butter or fortified marga- rine, coffee, milk.
 ST. PATRICK'S LUNCHEON: Cream of spinach soup with croutons in cups. sliced chicken, molded green vegetable salad, green mayonnaise, hot making powder biscuits. butter or forti- fled margarine, shamrock nut tarts, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Spanish omelet. parsley potatoes, enriched hard rolls. butter or fortified marga- rine, mixed greens salad with grapefruit and minced onion, steamed ginger suet pudding, foamy sauce, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14
POLI'S

suggestions from the LoeW'S Poll 4aeater as to what to see in the cin- ezna world, is the sensational hit of the season, 'The Purple Heart" which no true American should miss. The picture comes at the right moment, for it lays bare in a series of the greatest scenes ever made on the screen the diabolical farce of Justice" in Japan and the frightful cruelties perpetrated on American prisoners. thus x-raying the soul of Japanese barbarism "The Purple Heart" pits the undy- ing flame that is America - it's strength, its love of freedom and its fearleSsness before death against the cruelest monsters who ever palmed themselves of on the world as a civilized people"-the Japanese.
 In brief, the story centers around eight American flyers who are forced down in Jap-controlled China fater they had bombed Tokio. Gus tomary of Jap trickery, they are charged with murder, to be tried by civil court instead of being held (according to war-procedure) as prisoners of war. The evidence" that our flyers bombed hospitals and "shrines" is fixed from Japan csc motion pictures. During the most grotesque "trial" scene imag' inable to us, who do not live in Japan, our men are tortured and finally all sentenced to death-tor- turned because they would not re. veal to the high muck-a-mucks of the Army, the Navy and to the court" whether or not their bomb CTS came from a carrier. If 1t had a heavily -bemedalled ofIicer of thr Navy would have been disgraced Both the tortured Americans and few who escape torture vote among themselves when they have the elelee of fife e death and reveal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14

is 8 trend to-
 ward ccyness in resuming pro- duction of pre- war models of clothing and household goods.
 First, m e m . bers of the War Pro d u c t 1 o Il Boards w ool Industry Advis- ory Board de- cided not to re- sume trous e r pie a ts, two- %ro,,car cutie
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concerned about the outcome. Then he is like ly to be more amenable to sug- gestion.
 One of the main differences b e t " en the amateur and the pro fe s st on a l nurse is in their emotional in- volvenent with the patient. To the professional nurse he is sim- ..1,. ouokinar ,oo-
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ply dIIUUIleI pa NAWHJ sA1C.IIW
 tient to be treated objectively. To home nurse he is poor dear Bill" and this is a chance for an orgy of attention and sympathy.
 When he is well a man can tol- crate or even enjoy being the cen- ter of attention, but when he is ill he finds the experience of help lessness and dependence most hu- initiating. He responds by being cross, critical and irritable and the anxious home nurse Is bewildered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14
&2AMl Gl1A @s| &Mfc(t0NN&.| Feature Green On Menu For St.Patrick'sDay
BY GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Staff Writer

Delicate fresh green is for the approach of spring and to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Use this refresh- ing color to garniSh your special foods, but use It judiciously. Here are two economical recipes in 8 party mood.
 Green Vegetable Salad
 (Serves 6)
 One envelope plain gelatin, 1-4 cup cold water, cup hot water, IA cup mild vinegar, tablespoon full lemon juice, l-2 teasoonful salt, or 2 tablespoonfuls sugar( or more to taste), dash Of pepper, table spoonful finely minced onion if de- sired, 1-2 cups diced or shredded green vegetables (raw or cooked) such as peas, green pepper, beans, young cabbage.
 Soften gelatin in cold water and dissolve in hot water. Add vinegar, lemon juice, salt, sugar and pepper. Cool. When mixture begins to thicken, fold in vegetables. Turn into one large mold or individual moldS that have been rinsed in cold water, and chill When firm, un- mold on salad greens and serve with mayonnaise tinted green with spin ach juice.
 Here's an easy one that's delicious. Use bakers tart shells, or make them out of prepared ready -to-mix pastry mixture.
 Vanilla Nut TartS
 (ServeS 6l
 One recipe prepared vanilla pud- ding, 6 baked tart shells, halved ol chopped nuts.
 Prepare vanilla pudding as direct ed on package. Cool. Fill tart shells and garnish with halved or chop ped walnuts in the form of sham rocks, or else decorate with green shamrock candies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14

with her whe n they were part ed by the war.
 To begin with. she didn't have any business see- ing another man often enough to fall in love with him.
 And even if she thinks she is in love with another man, the ly honorable thing for her to do is to quit seeing h m, keep quiet about
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--WE, THE WOMEN ''New Love" Covers a Lot Of DisloYaltY
Bv RUTH nFTLLETT

There really is no defense for the woman who writes her husband overseas that she is in love with aIl- other man = if she was in love with her husband and he was in love
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14
By MARY BEARD Directorfi, Nursing Service, American Red Cross

It is not a myth that the average man is "cross as a bear" when he gets sick. His irritability is likely to crush the spirit of nursing in any well-intentioned woman, un- less he Is SO Ill that he is really con.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14
By ANN STEVICK NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington, March 14.-A trend is sometimes defined in Washington as any three decisions, statements, or actions that seem to be going in the same direction. If SO. there
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-14

souvenirs and favors will be given out. Connecticut's own Tony Pastor comes to the Ritz Sunday March 18th.
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OPEN TODAY. . TO 7P.M.
3-BEDROOM BRICK

2215 No. ALBEMARLE ST, ARLINGTON.
Shown today for the l st time. This sub
stantial property is located on a quiet.
refined street Of home owners, but "a block
to 1Oc bus and less than = blocks from
one of the finest shopping centers in the
county. The ] st floor plan consists of a
reception hall in which there is cloak
closet, living room with fireplace. an addl-
tional large closet and French doors which
Lead out upon secluded brick porch
There is an attractive dining room with
built-in china closet and door which also
leads leads out upon the side porch. The
pantry and is equipped with both gas range
and ELECTRIC refrigerator. On the 2nd floor
there are bedrooms and bath There is
full basement with maids lavatory and
among the features of the property are
gas INV h., auto. hot water. spacious closet
storm windows and doors. full-length
screens and awnings. Owner will make
liberal allowance for redecorating There
is large, detached brick garage The lot
is level and beautifully planted with a wide
variety of shrubs and flowers Immediate
possession and splended terms can be ar
ranged with substantial cash payment
To reach: Drive or take bus out Lee hwy
to No. Albemsrle II block before reaching
] st stop light, turn right to End house on
right and open" sign.
BANGS & MILLER,
Exclusively.
Gil. S433.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

Substsntial cash; no commission, no delay.
WILL PAY AL CASH for residential o,
investment property and lots. Possession
n9t n9 necessary. necessary. Mr. Draisner. MA. 9O67 or
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy for cash
broom mouse. in good condition, in central
nnortheast, not over $6,5O0. BOX 39O-G
WILL WI l. PAY CASH for, s-room brick or .
family 1nni home in good location. Phone AT
R9fNf: 1915 oT 7, sSdress 40 SIS 9o4 F st: ne;
within Wit 10 mi Of Silver Spring for cash, Of
SaYs Sgaf feHt e3tcr San a any time Sun. or week
HAVE CLIENT .'V with sh all cash cash for desirable
bungalow, bonss D; G preferred also 2o-unit apt
BrookIand or Silver Spring. GE. SSe s4S4.
N MARkET for permanent residence, 6 OF
Try, club or Chain Bridge. House must be
wen nullt' rooms large. residential area
Ipesstrieted ps esss Propose FHA financing. Phone
hA ooS6 evenings or write Box 259-C,
s-RooM BRICK HOUSE. white or colored: :
DESIRE IIss; detached brick home, good NV
1sSs WT rSY s, S ssss sssh 81 AZ 47ss
propert'es;a Quick Settlements. GUM &
d rAf bohses HiGHEsI allIcash prices for old
ss$ ?%s.esi 70 fom%ssIse e. sssS Mzs KERN
from tom Private ss,u party Quick SETTLEMENT No
To BUY or ! SELL Szi any nv; home hon" or invest
ment properties: satisfactory and prompt
TMpE TeMspltS; o Ihurm & Silver. Ma. Ss54
park or Chevy Chase sections Temple
SPRING VALLEY or Wesley Heights. Cap
u, y 70 h,,1v LoIr
s-bath. OR. 754s. sisneS 10 0us '-0eoroom'
GET our cash offer for your house. white
Box 'GisseG 1sseD Star so comm; quick settlement.
I,ofR For quick results, let us sell your house.
we have, many clients with cash waiting.
Appralsals free. Blackwell Realty Co, Inc -.
in sales to colored
WE, WE have clients who will pay cash for
sSmsS IN Arineton or Falls CHURCH
after 8 pm, CH. 4512.
MODERN two-story brick house, close to
ga: e ave: and north Of Upshur St. where
price. Box .11s-D, Star
OFFICER desires purchase six or seven
Ioo room house house with three large bedrooms and
land Park or Chevy Chase sections: require
reasonably large grounds. automatic heat
preferably gas, and near good transpor-
Box 391-C. Star.
WE have many white and colored clients
iooRlns LOT homes IN any part of city; for
results see Mr. M. A. Casey Thos D.
walsh, Inc, S15 11th st. NV. DI. 1857
ALEX, Al aRn. ARI., BUcKINGHAM-5 to = rms
near transp. and shopping: preferably
brick. CHI. 5031.
BUY OR RENT. 9 or three bedroom home
garden space; reasonable: walking dist
ance 10c bus: near schools and shopping
center: prefer Arlington. Phone ME. 5000,
Mr.. Downey.
1910 FORD de luxe 4-door; new motor,
and new Goodyear all-weather tires; trade
for equity on house on convenient bus
line; no dealers. Falls Church 26s5-R.
BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR PROPERTY
get our offer We charge no commission.
H est prices paid and prompt settle
rent. See COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
BIZ 9th st nr R160
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COLORED RARGAIN

COLORED BARGAIN.
hes sTse esT sarase an Reo0fsn o so.yo hy of %
cash Cali cLARENcs fis s*9ei TiasoR h De se iisc
SUNDAYS and ewes, ia. 301O
COLoRED-MANSION ON KALORAMA
I'd. NV. II rooms 3 baths every modern
Improvement can be converted into 3 or
l39 R st n.e.-This house has large
rooms and reception hall, snow-white
kitchen, every modern convenience, latest
type of oil burner system, perfect condi-
tion. throughout; immediate possession:
Colonial front porch. Biz front and back
yards. You. will like this house from
lcellar to roof For further information
call ]. w. ROUSE, 1910 M St NV. Phone
D1. 10S3. Exclusive agent.
CoLORED-VACANT
1925 EMERSON ST. NE.
sEAuF1FufaY EH5En JH3A1; REcoNpir1oNEp. I a8 + ( N
81 1000 CASH REQUIRED.
MRS. LEWIS, DU. 70S7 or EX. $3.50.
ocoLoRED-,1st AND w SITS. NV.
$3.50; $1,000 cash, bal. in trust.
story ys tapestry no ss6 brick cs:n rooms bath
PARK RDl, NEAR GEORGIA AVE
$3.50: I0to cash. POSSESSION.
GEORGIA AVE, NEAR IRVING NV.
NEAR l4th AND E NE.
2-story brick, bath. h.-wh. So, 6,450, $3.50
81 sEAToN PL. NV
beautiful rooms. h.-wh., salage, plus
complete CO apt; 6to and bath in basement,
URCIOLO REALTY CO.,
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4-BEDROOM BRICK,

Near Washington Golf and Country Club
tn" brick home of English design, To-
Gated within one block of bus in Country
Club Grove. is situated on a soft. wooded
room l2x22 with fireplace and French
door opening on large and strictly pri-
vate Screened-in living porch I2x35b
dining room and equipped kitchen; on the
md floor bedroom 12X1S) with private
bath. } other bedrooms, > of which ac-
eommodate twin beds; private bath; fea-
lures include large storage attic with reg =
lar stairway, recreation room with hre-
place, maids lavatory, bult-in garage,
slate roof.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
Exclusive Agent
2S4n Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
CHI, 3s3s, Ewes, Falls Church 1921
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
LANDovER MILLS. MD, 1923 Varnum
st;12-bedroom modern bungalow; insu-
lated, storm windows, asbestos shingles,
nnnished ferms can ass Hxstsys fenced yard $4,000
FAIRFAX co.Hseautiful iit Gent, center-hall Colo
nia home, 10 rooms, bath. large living
Foom f1repaSe aass h,wh slate roof large
excellent condition: bus service in front of
hGnse; hth garase' barn outbuildines acres
terms. L j. Breeder. owner. Manassas,
Va. Phone Fairfax ls6-J-2.
BARGAINal2-rm; house, q acres of
tsr sS calvert e'sn Ab 5 dSoo asnrS g. Pas
chicken houses, fruit trees, beautiful shrub
berry, oil INV heat. full basement, attic.
city water. bus service Price, $500,
ONE OF The FINER HOMES in Belle
Haven haven IS available ] to discriminating
Southern Colonial of brick and frame Tes'vth WITH
three bedrooms. upstairs sitting loom, two
baths: main door has library, living room,
tory. dining room. kitchen and pantry;
seven fireplaces: two screened porches fifty
feet long, full ATTIC and cellar with auto
Potomac. beautifully wooded and land
sfaped lot; ] appr9ximRtely 2 acre Brokers
GLENMONT HTS. MD -rm. and bath
bungalow with coal INV, heat, side porch,
garden space an fenced. Price, $50;
FAILS CHURCH, 10? westmoreland I'd.
large living room room dinette. beHS51E' bedrooms,
etc; full basement, screens, copper plumb
ing storm windows, oil heat; reasonably
after 8 pm, Saturday all day, Sunday
NEAR clinton, MD, o mi. d. C.; m mod
bath large closets. hwd floors, all rooms
furnished ?'4-a. land, poultry house and
r@un; @ S4;35o; >1,@5o cash. Dan Abbott,
BEAUTIFUL DET. HOME rms. bath:
Ike new modern fun basement; nearby
faLLs "a ,trGE cHrkcH &C. s'1 NE: ear bed
room - bath brick home: full basement,
Sontainng recreation room room with fireplace,
besnH hRd G easY IN
ARLlNGToN. Va: = 81 $50 , 5-room .
ment; large lot. all fenced; garage chicken
house; close in. Easy terms. V, Ehrhardt,
FAIRFAX COUNTY, 7.5oo-1-year-
old asbestos shineled bungalow: large lv-
ing room with fireplace, large bedroom
sTse ii ditchen frn and dnete ne bath
porch, full basement large lot Easy
terms " Ehrhardt Gil. 1888.
3-fEAR-OLD MODERN 4room BUNGALOW
electric range included; | acre ground
Price. 50 500, small down payment Take
Route No. to Brandywine Heights, Md
at end OF road turn left at mail boxes
See A Van Scovoc l6s
FALLS CHURCH, VA.-Just completed.
several attractive brick 5-rm. bungalows;
large garden area; fireplace gar, full
conv. bus. First turn left off Lee hwy
past Hechinaer Store on Cavalier Trail,
then left to houses. Owner Temple oolO.
NEAR SUITLAND, MD.-New; about 1.
acre, large trees; Universal elec. kitchen;
$50 to. $500 cash. Will exchange or
rent, OIL heat: Owner, NO. GIG.
BUNGALOW. y block of the hwy-f
rooms, bath: cellar new cond; " lots. for
Victory Rsrden: vacant: like new; $500 to
vACANTmwhestorn. Nd. Nd on on Ga. svc.--s
rms. b, h VII. oil: ~ acres, outbldss,
and shade; S6.450. H F. Bieber, SH. 65s5
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FALLS CHURCH

,3-bedroom brick. new-house condition:
"a baths oil heat. full basement, 2
screened porches, Venetian blinds through
out; large lot with garden plot; paved
street and sidewalks: 9 blocks from trans
portation Price, $500. Substantial down
pa payy1ment y11 nj REQUIRED Phone T. P. JOHNSON.
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$40, ,5UU.
5 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS.
WHITE STONE HOME OF
OPEN UNTIL SOLD.

OFEN UNTIL SOLD.
1880 18th st. n.-One of Arlingtons
most popular sections. owner. in Army,
5 yrs. old, large fenced-in lot. plenty Of
shade, h.-w. (oiD heat; I0c bus fare into
District. Only $3.50, furn. Good terms.
To inspect from to 8 pm. any day, drive
out Lee hwy. to Glebe I'd, turn left 8
blks. to N. 18th St, right "a block to our
sign and home
LARRY o. STEELE.
Evening star., 1944-04-16
George Mason Green Co.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI 1898 Evenings, GIL 3S3S
OPEN l TO 6 TODAY.
1927 WoOTEN DR..

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
White brick Cape Cod, restricted COM
munity, airy and bright rooms, l st floor
has living room with fireplace, sunroom.
dinette, mod. kitchen, 2 large bedrooms,
tile bath with. shower. sleeping porch
End floor has . bedrooms, bath and
studio room, full basement oil hot-water
heat, u bath and laundry trays, outdoor
fireplace with incinerator, lot 65xISa,
well planted space for Victory Garden:
detached brick garage | block from bus,
Priced for immediate sale. Out Lee Blvd.
TO Olin dr., left to Wooten DIR. and home.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
lool columbia Pike. Arlington, Va.
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Small frame bungalow, with living room ?
bedrooms, very pretty kitchen with cabi-
nets and gas stove modern bath: oak
floors; full basement; h-wh.: city water
On large fenced lot with small chicken
house. Close to schools stores and bus
Price $1,000; small down payment, S45 per
mo. Call z C ohSo
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GLOVER PARK.
OPEN TODAY 12 TO G.

3142 Denton ST. n.w.-Row brick:
bedrms., built-in garage, oil heat, inclosed
and heated back porch; near schools. trans
portation. shopping centers and theater.
For further information call Mr.. LATONA
EN- 1924
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NEAR SEMINARY HILL. ALEX VA
Attractive Colonial frame, living room,
| dining room, modern kitchen 3 bedrooms
| l p baths, full basement, oil INV. heat,
utes TO downtown D. C.: country privacy
| and pleasure with city convenience and
comfort at a prewar price of lO,5OO:
| ca Sv terms.
| GEORGE Y WORTHINGTON g. SON,
Active Realtors Since 1892
E,f No.
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81 Florida ave. n.w-For home or bust
ness Brick. LARGE redecorated room'
basement h W fruit trees in back Va rd
- 600 cash, $50 month. DE. I11(
FTP ,E1
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Nearby Virginia.

Frame home with z rooms and . baths.
Arranged as 2 apartments. Separate en-
frances. Fine location. Close to PEN
81 ToSO rH SrRt N
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5TN Frederlck Pike, Gaithersburg. Nd.
Telephone 100. Open Today
Closed All Day ThurSdayS

FREDERICK COUNTY-COUNTRY HOME
80 acres. . miles ne of Frederick or
Baltimore Liberty rd high elevation
l"room frame house completely insulated
hot-water heat and Stoker; one tiled bath
two others: excellent water, deep we'll sys.
tenn, 4-room tenant house: bank barn:
macadam drive to garage; Immediate DOS
session; 100000
p, NJ SCHNAUFFER,
Frederick Md. Phone $50
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BRICK. SEMI-DETACHED,

20 TAYLOR ST. N.E.-Youn be de-
lighted to live in this lovely detached brick
fences; ) rooms, bath, h.-wh.: on bus line:
mr.. Cath. Univ. and blocks from shop.
monthly terms PHONE DI. S755, WEEK
DAYS, 8 to 6 PM.
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HOUSES FOR SALE Cont. J

VACANT, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Attractive center-hall detached brick;
being attractively decorated, you can pick
your own paper. 3 bedrms.. modern tile
bath, modern kitchen. Finished and
heated attic. Oil heat; garage BY
owner for S12a50. First trust, $1,000
Excellent bus transportation. To reach
out Mass. ave. NV. to 46th st. right TO
OR 941T
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Groom and tiled bath stone and brick,
corner; recreation room with fireplace in
basement; coal-fred. air-conditioned auto
matte heat; ample closet space; less than
. years old The price is $3.50; S1,95O
cash, SS4,75 month. Phone T. P. JOHN
SON. Falls Church 1885 or lT35
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COLORED-DETACHED
IN BROOKLAND, D. c.
On big, level lot, near 18th and Glrard
SITS. ne. This attractive home has 6 rooms,
bath, attic, slate roof and garage, all in
good condition II also has h,-w.h h, mod
Iern gas range. elec. refg, cabinet sink
and wash trays in the cellar which is very
bright and dry.
DI s9l7. W L. MOORE GE. $50?
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ARLINGTON, VA.
Today's Home Opportunity.
ONLY sc. 500

5-room, tapestry brick. 2-story house
may be purchased like rent, with small
down payment. Directions: Go out Lee
hgwy. "a mile beyond Glebe rd. to No.
Florida St. turn right to 27th I'd. and ex-
ARLINGTON REALTY CO. =
2204 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 1Qnn.
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CAPITAL VIEW.
Very seldom today do you have the op-
portunity to purchase home of this type
Brick, only a few years old. containing 6
rooms, tiled bath, recreation room. gas
AUTOMATIC air heat, on a nice lot and in
good condition
Capital View Realty Co.,
50o1 East Capitol St Ii. 354O.
a25 New York Ave. NV MA a191
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Nearby NV. section-6-room brick. tiled
bath, hardwood floors, 2-car brick garage.
Immediate possession Easy terms Call
DI Nl3A: ewes. DE. 1000
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EXCLUSIVELY.
Glebe S423.
VIENNA, VA.

10 miles to Chain Bridge, 30 acres, good
house with 2h baths h.-w.h.: 1st floor
living room, dining room. kitchen. den or
floor. bedrooms and bath: attic has been
finished into living room, bedroom, kitch-
en. and bath; full basement with laundry
tubs and special built-in room for fruits
and vegetables: garage barn with 3
stanchions for cows, box stall feed room
and hay loft. metal corn bin. fine brooder
concrete floors and feed room: outside nre-
place. fruit trees, grape arbor and berry
garden. yard and chicken lot GOOD soil
school bus by the door; S12.T5O, S4 600
cash. Ss;S month -.
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'N'IV'VTUV.
Overlooking Potomac River. on n wood :
ed acre, beautiful brick Colonial OF living
room, dining room. paneled library. q
bath. buffers pantry and large kitchen
soft. screened rorch. , fireplaceS On
second floor :? bedrooms with freplaces.
guest room and paneled sitting room. >
baths screened sleeping, porch, full base
ment. maids room and bath. many re-
finementS.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO..
205l WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON. VA
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OPEN TODAY 12-5.

710 ONEIDA PL. NV
Here Is your opportunity to buy an un-
usual semidet. brick less than yrs. old;
8 rms. tiled baths, ultra modern kit,
auto. heat. recreation room etc. IMME-
DIATE POSSESSION, Priced for quick
sale for only S12,750: terms.
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM Us"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co, NE. $500.