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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05
FEDERATION PLANS AID FOR REFUGEES
Lithuanian Groups to Col= lect Clothing, Food for
 Overseas Shipment

Clothing and food supplies for Lithuanian refugees in Europe will be collected by societies of St. Jo- seph's church this month, and in August and September, according to plans made at meeting of the Federation of Societies of the church Tuesday night.
 Professor Alexander J. Aleksis, president, announced that donations of clothing, canned food, soap, and medical supplies will be sought.
 Contributions will be accepted at the old St. Josephs school on Tues days and Fridays from 6:3O to 8:3o p. m.
 The committee in charge is com- posed of Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, pastor; Peter Jokubauskas, Casimer Dapkus, Joseph Abadauskas, Mrs Mary Stankevicius, Mrs. Constance Jesaitis, MT. and Mrs. John Jaxstas, and Professor AlekSis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05
News Spotlight Shifts From Capital
 To PrairieS As HeadlinerS Move West
By DOUGLAS LARSEN NEA stan Correspondent

Washington, July 5-This city with it's wide avenues and narrow living quarters which calls itself the news center of the world is looking to its laurels as the noun- tains head of headlines. A little "Eiugwufnp' place called Kansas City with its mug" in Kansas and It's ''wurnp" in Missouri is stealing its thunder.
 It used to be that story with a Washington dateline got all the scarce newsprint. Now, apparently, lt's got to be from Kansas or Mis- souri to be worth printing.
 Take this man Eisenhower. Yeah, We know he was born in Texas. But where does he head first after . stint of sewing things up in Eu- rope? Naturally, his home town in abilene, Kans.
 Ever hear of a soldier named Omar Nelson Bradley? In case tou didn't, he did little fighting h Europe, too. And he's new head Df Veterans Administration. Clark, Mo, is his birthplace. Then there's Gaj. Gen. Clarence Ralph Huebner, born in Bushton, Kans. As com- nnander of the 1st Infantry Divi- sion he gave the Germans many a gray hair.
 It's not all gold braid and brass that's famous from the prairies country, either. Staff Sergeant Wal ter D. Ehlers, from Manhattan, kans., won himself the Congress sional Medal of Honor for leading ! platoon through a heavily de- tended sector in France last year, h the face of impossible odds. He Fon strategically important ob- lective. Other Congressional Medal sf Honor winners from those parts Include Sgt. Joseph c. Speaker from Odessa, Mo, who received the award posthumously, and Brig. Gen. Leon W. Johnson from Moline, Kans.
 TOP WAVE, TOO
 Far as 1t is from salt water many fighting salts hail from this area. Six admirals and two commodores come from Kansas, and seven come from Missouri.
 That doesn't include the top WAVE, Capt. Mildred H. McAtee, who was born in Parkville, Mo, and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05
Mrs. Stevens
 Awaits Mate

Bridgeport, Conn, July 5 - (U. P0 - Mrs. Imogene Stevens, 24, still awaited the return of her Army husband today in the cell where she was held in 50,000 bail on charge of killing a submarine sailor.
 Major George R. Stevens, III, left his paratroop unit in Europe last Monday to answer a plea from his wife that he speed home to her aid. It was not known whether he had already arrived and was awaiting an opportunity to vist her unob- served.
 His socially prominent New Ca- nan family was non-committal con- corning his whereabouts. It was in New Canaan that Mrs. Stevens shot and killed Seaman Second Class Albert Kovacs June 23. She said she mistook him for a burglar in the house of rleighbor.
 Coroner T. E. Steiber said the shooting followed a drinking party and an argument among Mrs. Stew ems, Charles Milton, the neighbor, and Mrs. Milton. over an alleged il. licit romance between Milton and Mrs. Stevens.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05
|MUMPS PREVALENT HERE DURING JUNE'
IF Cases Reported to Dept. of Health; communicable
 Diseases Reviewed

A summation of communicable diseases noted in Waterbury during June was presented to the board of health at it's meeting Tuesday by City Health Onicer pr. E. J. Godfrey.
 The board voted to extend leave of absence for Miss Joan Bradley of the health department until Sept. IS. Miss Bradley has just completed 8 one year course on supervisory work at the Visiting Nurse association in New Haven and will continue the work during the summer months, before return to this city.
 Dr. Godfrey reported a total of IT cases of humps in Waterbury during June as the most prevalent type of communicable disease.
 Other communicable diseases re- ported during the month were: Chickenpox, IA; scarlet fever. 13; tuberculosis, eight with one death; syphilis, seven; German measles, five; measles, one; pneumonia, six;;' gonorrhea, four; malaria, two; and whooping cough, one.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05
MUSIC IN THE AIR
 TOSTART SUNDAY
Opening Concert in Pops Series Is at Hamilton
 Park Pavilion

The pavilion at Hamilton Park, which is lined with windows allow ing a great circulation of air, will be the setting for six concerts given under the auspices of the Park Department and the Civic Orchestra of Waterbury. The first of these musical evenings is Sum day. Mario DiCecco will conduct the orchestra in three groups of we'll known compositions. N
 Last summer the Pops" con- certs were organized in the city and furnished great pleasure to many. A similar schedule with few minor changes will be in order this sum- mer. Refreshments will be served
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05

All of the towns shown on this map have been in the news re- gently. Attention has been fo- cused on Missouri and Kansas by prominence of midwestern visi-
 tors in recent weeks.
 Those are only a few of the big news names from these two states. Currently there has been a rumor that a proment person by the name of Harry Truman, who is supposed to hail from some town in Missouri, is becoming an important figure in public affairs. And he'll make In- dependence, Mo, a big spot on the map this summer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05

took over her job in the Navy after leaving the presidency of Wellesley College for Women.
 Kansas City's native son Rear Admiral Harold s. Train is no minor figure in the Pacific war. He has served as assistant chief of staff to Admiral Nimitz, director of naval intelligence and commander, Southeast Pacific Force. Another Navy newsmaker is Rear Admiral George Lester Weyler from En- poria, KanS.
 Enjoying a well-earned retire ment is a Missourian whose name will never be forgotten. He is Gen. John J. Pershing. He was born in Laclede.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05
PRIVATE SOARRA
 RECEIVES MEDAL
Local Soldier Among 13 War eHrOes OHnOred at
 Hartford Exercises

Hartford, July 5-(UP)-Three living and 10 dead Connecticut war heroes were honored at Independ- enGe Day ceremonies in the Hall of Flags of the State Capitol.
 Medals were presented to the veetrans or their families by Brig. Gen. Thomas E. Troland, head of the First Service Command.
 Rear Adm. James Pine. superin- tendent of the U. S. Coast Guard academy at New London, addressed the holiday audience with a plea for universal military training as the 'best and most democratic way to maintain national readiness"
 Bronze Star Medals were pre- sented to Pvt. Frederick c. Clark,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05
WATERBURY csc.
 UNITS AT NIANTIC

Twenty-seven men of Waters bury's co. H.. commanded by Prank T. Healey. yesterday were among the units which participated in the first full day of activity of the Connecticut State Guard ct Camp Baldwin. Mantle. The Waterbur- fans. together with 300 odd cf- sicers and men Of the 10th Battalion engaged in rifle practice at Peck's Farm, which is 10 miles from the camp.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05

Bridgeport and Pfc. Peter A. Sci- ara, Waterbury. Pfc. George Bac- cash, Stratford, was awarded the Purple Heart with two Oak Leaf Clusters. He was wounded three times in action.
 These posthumous awards were presented:
 Legion of Merit to Mrs. Florence A. Robison, widow of the late Mayor Donald T. Robison of Mer- iden. Silver Stars to Walter L. Bartley, father of Corp. Henry C.. Bartley, Bristol; Bronislaw S. Zyck, father of Pfc. Frank J. zyck, Bridgeport; Frank T. Kessler, ST., father of Pvt. Frank T. Kessler, Jr Torrington.
 Bronze Star Medals were pre- sented to Mrs. Lorraine A. Fraser, widow of Pfc. Douglas H. Fraser, Hartford; Mrs. Anna Gzeckowicz, widow of s-Sgt. Anthony W. Pas quale, Southington; Mrs. Shirley B. Quint, widow of Capt. Donald A.. Quin.. North Woodbury; Lincoln F. Brownell, father of Sergt. Robert T. H. Brownell, Watertown; and Mrs. Frieda J. Hardy, widow of Sgt. Herbert V. Hardy, Bridgeport.
 Missouri is known as the Show
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05
THEODORE SHEAR DIES

New London, N. H., July 5-(UP) Funeral services will be held at the Episcopal chapel here Friday for Prof. Theodore l. Shear, GA, noted .archeologist and Princeton University professor for "A years, who died of heart disease while boating on Lake Sunapee Tuesday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05
EiESSEL APPOINTED AS
 COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN

J. Walter Hessel has been appoint ed chairman of the Scovill Mfg. Co, war production drive commit tee of the company. Stanley Lucas was elected vice chairman. Mir. Hes- sel is an associate of the superin- tendent's office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05

me hawthorn is the stass flower Of Missouri.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05

Army engineers surveyed naviga- ble rivers of the middle west to lo- cate sunken wrecks containing me- tals and other materials salvagable for scrap.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-07-05

Janiaica's imports totalled s.. 200, ,0C0 in the last year.
Evening star., 1945-08-24
ikvEsrMEh1 PROPERTY FOR SAIL.

AUTHORIZED to sell; lath.. near I -st,
,tnIs nns. xtp Esnts ss9qs
ssssfS sIs' bfSS6SS st5 Co. n's:s
M VERY DESIRABLE SECTION Of Aiexan-
quarters. built about Is months, In vsry
psnss D.pRns spses'
yia5Iy o6s Esntsj a. s ssa pIissd.
Can r: I: Rhine. Al iisS er TE. zSsi:
and insurers. zoe Rupley Bldg. sis King
e. % skasDEsw iafsDeS1s ,nvessmen. properties. an
rented to desirable tenants. a cash IN:
ysssPsns y.ld m .Saus 81 P.ssl1 J;
siso FEANsSHyAsf1 sn'f.s; AVE- NO o2ss ri:
P., ave. NV; suitable to convert to hossI
at 1925, l4th st. NV. JAY REALTY.
cLosE-M CONVENIENT NV. section
4-stoIy, 3o-qnit apartment, rs.sonsbly
eH,sss .nd Ten. n'nffs Hsnsx s 81 DaaEsaN inN
hTKs4}I,S NgKSA8 Go:. NA; 7sas or "a; 5aes; " =
sssn aHsSs s'iasE sEsi Rsslas con- sl
KTBSsAip e9 sJssN s srIsA sISs With
ssiRsS isS5s Rs 81 II Eta $3.50: terms
brick apartment buildings: Il block from
shopping center and bLsline tzoned com.
merciaD. Each building contains s 2-bed.
room units, garage and locker space: auto
matic oil heat. Phone W. r. SHEEN,
81: 263s for an appointment.
3-STORY BRICK, ofnces and apart.
ments, oil heat; rent, $167 80; price.
$40, 500; business center nearby virTinis.
634!; Sun. an6 eve. MO. 1928.
new 4-family apartments located IN 9
Field. ofier An unexceiled opportunity for
some conservative investor, Cali NE. lil3
until 8 Pm. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
REPUBLIC I16e-This additional phone 10
now At your service in our ofnce. HARRY
J. FRIEDMAN, broker
Evening star., 1945-08-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALE,

DOWNTOWN-1st commercial, $500 50,
n An sss.sss ies.son ss ss sos :ns snS
business Price. S. per %. IT. VIII build.
SO NV aiE YSo'ssk Ok AVE. N.w.-ovn.r De.
sS icy sns and srs os sFs
ssa g :'sss You'd snia
YSSSs scAs RJHEs Ss sn,,s,... su., .a.
We have locations ipf .ll types "a com;
sSsia T. :ai ssi5 iss sss ssson
so.eoe sa oSeGyay GsyayAnE FEET. ,ndu..r.., .round.
SsS::sass1s sSs: ss ',ssss ssss Rofa. asssa.:ss
fi5s, I OF ;,s|s, E, 100000 .ss Il y. Nth
sssss = ss:.ss. :.ss.sa Is IS ai;; ssn q xss
TSH EssSmnAs sIsss A soa:.: ssSs NV ,.ssI..
SaSs sgSYs I:I.ss ;I 0ash aNSue rs ssss; AZ. ~.
sais 10 niiss . Wssh.; VI Sn saaprgs.nsass M Sa T.:
saas fSsssaufcsss Sams 4 .a a,lns staten; mGs:.s
sep dsses S.i. isrs. mssenr, 'tss Sssh soSss:
pors % ssig' ruessd .ss .sGss I'll III s1d
sides: fremsnaoSs postwar 'potsntisls here:
RESSlry eo', sso4 VII Wilson siEssTSE siSa. e.
AssseRfM41liI1 !s%S SH tliI ACRE in. tn. heart o.
Falls Fall Church, soned for business. ons es
sas ssgrss ssTn. sis aRaI srssi ssGSo s:sl. ss
sxscf ssis sSaaHSss ssHtss saS ssss.d wilson blvd
GIT EDGE MyEsTMENT@povntcSWun Su
ESSnxfa' iHpyxS.' 81 Sa p s.of:I.h fs:.h seYFsS:
6usiinss in cio.s;R Ariiassoasa sa'"Ti: Thsr; a
;:s:s ;:.1 sa r|ss 81
ssiaias siasso dfHs.Miis essisssis SRsH siHYRo III sS:
sS:Gsit If Ssss y 81 s.assl. sSsSl rent
can csss g saas Sv Cr ssnssfbs sibooo oeonash es.h
hi fc9 i9cAs NJ ce'fiasS 1856 IA it. iass: a1
SOUND ,iNyEsIMENI-peynsewn prop
srsy .. It., 18th @ and Thomsss A. Circle: 9 itoiss
i;Rs I:s;; s.Ei 81 I,SS Ei; d |BI:E.s
sssias 5s s.s1:ssss:i, + vs sss
stoker; owner pays for all utilities: priced
At less than 8 times the annual INCOME.
ksiaS|,ggT; ! iaS|ggTI; ;Sss iissh =; ~; ,NA Sss$
~ :sssA 6:a.l s:ss s''
brick dwelling, suitable for remodelinS;
lot, 22xl49 #. to 2o:ft, public alley; yalu.
able 1st commsrcial HOLDING. Good 10.
tors Or business once. Price. 10000;
ISaToN ISos = SON .etive seaIssssss since
issh ss AND @ a Z SIS. iFs nNwsA N.wMA-ssssosIss' ssss' com.
mercisI BLDG. alley In rear. suitable for
psiesa D0:ffasossssa'r aos T. FSss1sSNnse1y S1Ns
COMMERCIAL LOTS, Forsstyiiie. Nd. isi
REPUBLI0 i1esEThis additienai phone ID
poE st your seryice In our ONCE. HARRY
Evening star., 1945-08-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY wANTEp.

GARAGE, for long term lease. preferably
Ioeo s.; W.ira.Sg - Sg Hs m1ss OF spses In or near
ArfINTMIoaSs;s fhRseSS4aEiss = VIII bug as' or
location What have you now sssSS
ss9i s1iae HARRY !. FRIEDMAN. Broker. Kf.
EXPERT MECHANIC with sood rsnut..
ton and fine following In Northern Vir.
sinte has complete equipment, anxious. 10
repair business in Clarendon q RiSTs Rossiyn,.
.n, suitsbis ior this type susinsss. Am -:
realty arm inserssssd II Suild,ns nm me g
shop N properly xoned and centrauy
located section Of this comueuntty that I
matsy at.y rent on good term leeEs. Box 81
kEfUBLIc 11es-rhis additional phone b
now eE your service In our once. HARRY
Evening star., 1945-08-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

IN 4.CRES-city water. electricity; conv.
70 schools. stores and churches; good bus
;sss,is; cTdfs;r Hi1liias nakssdlfs lfs4. arc -.
4HsSSP Eais4 .ss.' s,.. count, a.s:
Sand,iSs S isonsidsr Sa sRy asa saS msshs q
ABOUT 100 xCIEs Of bssutifunily wooded
available; ready for immediate subdivision.
~ ~, e HOGHE' IA 3sl6 Lee hwy. Ariins-
!. IfAhcEL; siu ,s1 sR1s.rly acres eont.inias Y
rds 18th 81. no. and No. Jacklon st,
ATiin2s9n W. Inquire J. A. LAroRTE
SEA1lsH sS&AMIE III ASaass22Aax. ASas22Aa several tracts,
IN suburban Virginia, from ] acre TO z
acres. on main highwsys OF close to high-
WAYS: near transportation, stores, etc.:
ing ANAL strsams: fhona Qscssis ,7037.
land, on main his4Hay. very dsstrehle
location for subdtyidtng; appr9x1Matefy
0t acres orchard. .7t. eores trucking. -
a6fes timber; RafttculafS n sopotntmene
50. A720 Or g. CO.'S.
Evening star., 1945-08-24
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY tce.s. ,

OSSSeS WNNsbS ~ 00b sSVWsp
WE HAVE CLIENTS who Will pay cash
c. s. sHILLiNGBURG. 46is Lee highway.
Sx %k GaS sas SELL 4tss SoGn aousI 81 4S, e. 3,
sisn sSn tssi VI Gas aeso4s erH@n
VIZ We fS Faf c'RilH Rn cssn a 1880 7se NJ. and
CASH sufGss PIN tel 81 C. ' ana fM Ma aoo proo.r.y
ssalH1 eo ssoF: sss you Rscd. sell
MEDfUSs1EE 4 s,ISsr FAMILY ss.a. hsm. rlss.
| WANT To BUY nice home Of or 4
area WIN Win pay s.h' II CASH R III r. sSsr S
PoLYzoIs 4 scHWARTz, S6i4 s st. At
fGaa Gavs sEvEFAll e. l dLEsrs HS 81 with & al
Sr Eood doyn Srsdt who want to
For listing call GIL. 1913. H. A. DARNE,
YOUNG VETERAN will pay up to $4,000
tsSr snr,n Two OF or 'nres 6sdr9om home II silyer
RooNTz ROW ol at isioms sH. hsoa. PARK Cali MRS
nearby Md. or Va. Full particulars to
a%EEieAk ri t sSsas SisI SSissIIyrnslrx PARK want
Daths. on nice lot: garage. All cash II
priced priced right, Mr.. r. zENTz. EN-. 1910;
WE CAN n SEP asI2, YOUR HOUSE a. its 81 full
ysHs odss Ask io1 Our MP HDGo ns WM o0
SAUNDERS co. INC. Realtors Iestabiished
ps lssD; Di 19IS. 1919 x st; NV;
IN NV. section: win pay up to $4,000
cash. SOMMERS. business rt1one, ME
WANTED AT oNCE-House with one or
more acres. on busline, close TO D. C. Pay
cash: MRS. PERRY, MI 6446. Apt. 31O.
BRICK HOUSE, rooms, modern, oil heat
nice yard, near trans; early occupancy,
between $4,000 and $4,000. Box 275 e
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get 20,
nnrcs:1 top cash price rice in P G, Md or va. tre.
"a ssss Gan rffFEY RaFfsf e. sos Sss' sit
MAYBE you ARE going back home oil
want to sell your home. That home ma,
suit un ne; IL let's talk i over; Wo. 4944,
WE HAVE CLIENTS for homes in Arling.
ton. Falls Church. Call Mrs. Hall, with
d: 6. HINES y SON. GIL. s241.
FAY UP TO $1,000 for ? or 3 b.r. hous,
n.snTs n Tssoms "a, Or Silver Spring area. win
Esskcsys Ess s5z4. D. R. WILLIAMS rR' q. 200
CASH BUYER Immediately in need Of bricl
nome or bungalow in Bethesda, Silve
Spring or Hyattsville area. Prompt action
Call Mr.. Blackwood, UN 1899. SHANNON
4 LUCHS CO. 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
HAVE IMMEDIATE CASH PURCHASERS
Ixaa TIsHx9ma Park and Chevy Chase. W. r
Evening star., 1945-08-24
OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL CORPORATION desires ! or 3
vicinity 18th and K. MA. i7lS.
MAJOR AIRLINE desires approximately
1000 SO. IT.. 8 TO 8 rooms. Tor executive
ntaces In downtown area. RE. 5400,
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION desires ONCE,
500 to 100 100 80. IT,, in good location.
Call Lu 02SQ. 39s
OFFICE SPACE BY local contractor for es-
timating room: any section OF city. Gail
InNe ~ si.1 1EsrAnrIsHEn nro.,...,v. .r...
association desires 1000 square feet IA
one door II possible In modern building for
permanent national headduarters; down.
3732. MR.. 0OOLSBY.
Evening star., 1945-08-24

coL0kED-vACANT-open today e-s
sss oy' 9 ss;S sis.,ess
9Sns eEfiss'tsl Eso stssFssar stEas FFssssrs cS n
sSEosE1%lsss sesSsss asen - COLUMBIA ST. x.w.-s
rooms; 1san bath h-w.h. L. W. oRooMxs,
coLosEDENRxk coz sEf 81 R is. AND .t.. NV.
anns Herr Is lovely house you can buy with
s.d rpa BATH own rear With orcss. ess
churches For particuisps. can 'snso M. sHEPa nc
eoEeaESlsfbtc6o c6Ee RS ls5t 1e fsnMr as1s HOUSE "a,
Sesssr ss f:ns' aas sin.n. n rerss.a FL s:s aS.
esli us sri'i issss sas .,ssi
SoYoiRDi-NuMERous COL g!Ri HOUSES In tn.
ssns. Is is9 Is $500 'i Lon E!sS GSsh hAas. ssi.
Ecsltor, S27 10Th st. NV, DI. 0476: resi-
.s.! st ssss from sss sss
coosGs os5iSIas sS5 = as
S6LoRED-yAcANT-L.rse s..tory brick.
rooms. kitchen on each noor, h.-wh.,
siooo essh s.h is Psons s.E Tn sSa y "a:
SSt0ttsSREp-S2. 81 ttsSoRnEp-.S2. ST. NV. near onion
VII pay for this house. 5-room apt. on
als.ss ;Sis s.issIp "a. HARRY l. rRisbaass
SoIosEb.rIdRasSTp OFFERING of !. s,n.
Groom and bath home in . rood ne.
yysId; price, $500. terms. HERBtRT Z
0iss Eyeninss Iu' Itp a5ez. ssl caP'soi st. Il.
COLO1kD-L0VELY ROOMS. bath, =
por;hes: blocks to Union station; $3.50;
mail down payment. M. 72I6
between and d, 18th and 18Th; open TO-. to.
gay 20 p,m; Immediate possession can
pc had OF this lovely home, & rooms. bath.
gas h.-W,h.: $3.50 down. Owner has re-.
fs4 dYced pElse M & e Il vii b spproysd for Mr..
eoLoeED9 81 NV. between North
brick houses in this block which are
ss sslfss G!sas b5sstefs raaaiEsssP.es!SSn eS
1920 4ist 8, NV. Phone I'm. 400 9-O733,
cSsoSIiiokEEDMSE6RrHEAsr sAcRlrICE. Nd.
ave. NE. near 18th; attractive brick. 6
rooms. bath. VII, porches, ETC.; priced
Pm. p LEo 4 PiRNsfEfN Nsf 81 d CO. i4iy <
Evening star., 1945-08-24
DESK SPACE WANTED.

tUNLlC STKNOGRAYHER-6ea snaoe
and tslephone; viii considlr rent 81
ao2sys0 xosHM0 "a Mt12Nex 12csN ess!nnine DIactaes
ton VA, established LAWYER Of law .4rm.
Evening star., 1945-08-24
SUBURBAN PROPERTY wANrrp.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTkD.
WE PAY CASH for property In Hiilside.
sSss;,, s ayNy y MIITHE; fNSi 5S sieei,- g., 49,
cinity; cash buyer for s or 8 rm. bungalow,
in good condition, with garden and chicken
space; near school. MR.. MARTIN, Union
1900 or CO. 9126.
WANTED-Rent approx. four acres, house:
option to buy. g. A. KEY. $40 Ridge I'd.
Sc. 26s
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HOUSES wAhTup 70 eUY.

InlMEDIAIE ACTlQN--We. VIII buy your
bone today Or sell TO cash. clients Wlit-
~ 3 ss,lsas.la ~ ls'iia zS1 saHi.1 aS
Evening star., 1945-08-24

5-ROOM HOUSE, bath, h.-a,h,. 93-fooi
drilled well, running water in kitchen, rec
reation room in basement electricity, lot
Heroaan IN t9yn q ysnnS n1os $500
natural gas ranges, electric refrigerator,
hleplace. 3 porches. poultry house. cleo
tricity; "A acres: Price, $4,000; $1,000
down down. balance $75 per month at SO in
Arlington, va.-14-room frame dwelling,
baths, oil h..wh., fireplace, Philgas
rent r1a az q present. sleo per month. Price,
Two and nine-tenths acres. near Vienna.
water in Kitchen, eiectricity, sn room TO! Tor
bath. poultry house, garage with insulated
room attached, Essotans rangs, icebox and
an ciifton 'eo sss acres sssse ssefy 4.room
house. basement, 2 poultry houses Gone
so soxao. other , sxIel; ,Go No improvements in
0as; eisctTcss @ saths M aos hot ana ana
Snns anahs on susns Sss pTss m town OF
ground: air conditioning, fireplace, laundry
Possession can be given In 90 days. Price,
seGo oass IN pssas saSa Of rsna. vsnn. and
a,h;, a,a beautiful shade ss trees. In town Of
acre e srouS sssSo n town o, vi.nn.
room bungalow, h.-a.h.. full basement bath,
gas range and refrigerator: Price, $500:
RAY BARNEY, corner of Maple ave. and
Park ST., Vienna, Va. Phone ofice, Vienna
ais; residence, Vienna 1874.
shss semidet.ehed Se aSearm Brick. FUN inli
hasn't. oil heat, large lot; close In;
SS,s60-B-rm. 2-story brick, completely
remodeled, In 1ew-home condition; full
basmt.. oil heat. hot water; lot 60x100;
close IN; possession within 80 days: SUBJ
stantial cash.
basmt.,, oil heat, large lot, close in; possess
SION within 80 days: easy terms
. S9.650-Brick bung.. finished attic full
basement. coal heat. hot water; lot 6Ox217;
close In; possession within 80 days; SUBJ
stantiAl cash.
!. SI2,750 nnfurn... or s1S,5o0 1urn.;
living rrn. with fireplace. sun parlor, large
dining rm, electric ecuip. kit. nantry on
lst nr 2nd az. hefrms. and bath. sun
tenced.tn lot. 96x21o: fruit trees, shrgb::
s;ssI, ns secs ssp sn'd; vi s9SassiRt'fi
Evening star., 1945-08-24
SUBURBAN REhT-MARyLAhp.

COLLEGE PARK, MD.-o rooms, kitchen.
baths. rent Ynfurnished:. suitable large
to. trsnspoItation; stores. etc. wo. ,2S32.
LANHAM HEIGHTS, MD.-4-ryn. and bath
eostassS sSs acre lot csy Tstss esstsisity
Circle. Dl, 1871.
Evening star., 1945-08-24
OFFICES FOR RENT.

SUITE OF 8 OFFICES. newly decorated;
very convenient downtown location. pear
available ipnmed. SOB = st. NV, NE. 1sa2.
OFFICE SPACE, opposite Maynower Hotel;
second and thi.d doors. no elevator; %.
month. MONTH HikRMAN e. oxscH d son. 1870
< g; n;gy MA; 1851, =. ,..
clubhouse, suitable for restaurant, club
OF business. mr.. 10th and O NV. Phone
new OFFICE BUILDING. to be built. At
18th st. and New York ave. NV, consist
inss. Of noors of approximately 10000
So IT, per floor to be rented In units OF
/ noor or more With noor ,arrangsments
to suit, tenant: completely air conditionsd
ionx-terrn leases considered. Make inquiry
to KAss REALTY CO. .WO. 7l61.
DOWNTOWN. 11th and H SITS. n.w.|Cor.
ner. End floor, 1.12S 50. IT,. divided into
four rooms; three rooms 15x1s ca, ons
room 5x2l; all rms. connected; rent.
NV Ma R4RS