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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

Plans for the 10th annual floor show and dance were made at a recent meeting of the Wolcott Vol unteer fire department. Appointed on the committee were: Jack Ber- tolini, chairman; Frederick Megin, Jr., c. Arthur Warrington, William Ayotte and Joseph Tram. New din- ner plates have been purchased for the kitchen and a new floor layed in the fire house by Carl o. Peter son
 Corporal Edward Theriault has received an honorable discharge from the Army after thirty months service overseas. He and Mrs. Ther- fault are spending some time with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Theriault of East street.
 A meeting of the Wolcott Church
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

A meeting of the Wolcott Church
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15

On Dec. 5th, the American half of those two captured Maxi sabO- teurs Handed by subj called at the realty offices of H. c. SamuelS at 19 E. 56th St. He said he wanted an apartment When they men, tiOned one at No. 10 Downing St., (N. Y.) he smiled and signed a per- init sheet for same. It has been turned over to the FBI.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-01-15
Walter WinCheII
 Or BrO0dwQy r,.n. Mar. R.ru.r,A covvnrh, ,p.A paM, M,rr.r
TVa6e Mart RsUrsroA cODynsh1 IS4L DaN MIFrOr

not yet completed Not a penn! Is involved.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26

Deb and Aiken (R- VT as a SEN
ate labor subcommittee began
hearings on a resolution to boost
it to IS cents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
JEWELL COLLEGE
TO HONOR TRUMAN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-R-
President Truman will go to Lib
erty, Mo-, November Is to receive
an honorary degree from William
Jewell college.
Press Secretary Charles G. Ross
said the President probably will
fly to Liberty to receive the doctor
of law degree but definite ar
rangements have not been worked
out.
The trip may tie in with his
planned visit to Oklahoma City
November 10 for the National In
dustrial Aviation clinic and visit
the same afternoon to Ft. Sill,
Okla, Ross said, but that too has
not been finally decided.
The President plans to go to
Statesville and Raleigh, N. c.,
November 2; to Atlanta for a
Georgia Tech football game on
November 3; and to Warm Springs,
Ca, for lunch with patients at the
Warm Springs Foundation, Novem-
Der 4.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26

When crochet has as many uses
as this dolly it's needlework that is
worth doing. Use string or No. 80
cotton. Dolly takes less than a ball.
Crocheted doilies such as this and
a matching small one can add lux
ury to your home. Pattern 7193 has
directions; list of materials.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern to Wilmington
Star-News, Household Arts Dept,
259 w. 18th St., New York II, N.
Y. Print plainly NAME, AD-
DRESS and PATTERN NUMBER.
Just out! Send fifteen cents more
for our NEW 1915 Needlework
Book-94 illustrations of designs:
crocheting, knitting, embroidery,
dolls, other toys, home decoration.
Free Pattern for two crocheted
handbags printed right in the book
Order from New York address.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
OPA To Give Double
Points F or Waste Fat

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-(P)-
Housewives will receive four in
stead of two red points a pound
for waste fats beginning next
Monday.
The Office of Price Administra-
ton and the Agriculture Depart
ment, it was learned today, have
decided to double the points to
encourage collection Of fats To-
production of soap and other
products.
Salvage collections are reported
to have decreased sharply since
the war ended.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
Snake Cult Ministers
Serve Out Court Fine

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept. 25
-lR-Tearfully refusing aid, two
snake-cult preachers are serving
out $50 fines in jail-at the rate OF
81 day.
They were preaching on the front
lawn of a suburban residence in a
healing service for the hometown
er's blind wife when police broke
up the meeting and killed a three
foot rattler.
City Judge Martin Fleming i'm
posed the fines yesterday even as
he told the snake-handling minis
ters, G.. w. Hensley and Tom Har'
den, that they were "men of faith,
conscientious in your beliefs"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
Jones County Sheriff
Captures Huge Still

POLLOCKSV1LLE, Sept. 25.-A
1OO-gallon steam distillery, one of
the largest seen for years in this
section. was raided recently by
Sheriff John Creagh Of Jones
county, other county officers,
State Highway Patrolmen and
ATU investigators. Thad Alonzo
Hart near whose home it was
located in the Wise Fork section
of Jones county, is under $10O
cash bond for appearance in Fed
e~al court here next month, fol-
lowing preliminary hearing before
Mrs. Matilda Turner, U. S. Com
missioner in New Bern. With the
still were confiscated $500 gal
ions of sugar and molasses mash.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
Dealers Displaying
New Bendix Washers

Among the first postwar appl-
ances to be exhibited by local
dealers is the Bendix Washing
Machine, now on display at Thizf-
T-Stores and Sutton-Council Fur
niture Company. This appliance
now being shown has been re-
leased nationally to dealers as
an exhibit model only.
Dealers report they are accept
ing orders for future delivery as
rapidly as the equipment it made
available. They emphasize the
significant improvements which
the new Bendix Automatic Home
Laundry Washing Machines pos
SeSS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
UNCLE TOM, LITTLE
EVA CHASED FROM
NEW HAVEN. MASS

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Sept. %.
-P-Uncle Tom, Little Eva,
Simon Legree, his bloodhounds
and the rest Of The cast which has
been playing one-night stands OF
Uncle Toms Cabin in this vicinity
were ruled out of New Haven to-
day. Bridgeport yesterday ban
ned the play.
Nathan Podoloff, manager of
the New Haven Arena where the
version of Harriet Beecher
Stoves famous novel was to have
been presented Saturday, said he
had cancelled the booking because
of protests from Negro leaders.
In Bridgeport the Industrial
Union Council (CIO), Negro lead
ers, the Communist party and the
Bridgeport Pastors Association
protested.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26

Joseph Swift was the first grad
uate of West Point.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
Fort jackson Future
Now Under Discussion

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-P-
The future of Fort Jackson, S. c.,
was to be discussed by War De-
partment officials today with a
delegation from Columbia, S. c.
The Columbians also will have
a conference with Civil Aeronau-
tics Board officials in regard to
plane service for that vicinity.
In the group are George A.
Buchanan, editor of the Columbia
Record, w. N. Minor secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, and
Joe Timberlake.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26

The exact date of the birth O
Columbus is uncertain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
Jones WILL STAY
AT CAMP DAVIS

CAMP LEJEUNE, Sept. 25.-
wavland G. Jones, who has been
m the Red Cross staff at Camp
Davis for some time while that
installation was a redistribution
and convalescent station of the
Army All Forces, has been ap-
nointed as assistant field director
m the American Red Cross staff
at Camp Lejeune, it has been an
nounced by Glenwood McComb,
Red Cross field director here.
Jones will be retained at Camp
Davis to serve the Royal Neither
lands Marines and United States
Marines on duty there now.
A native of Wake, N. c., Jones
was educated at Peabody Col
lege. Nashville, Tenn, receiving
his masters degree there in 1941.
Before entering Red Cross SER
vice he was active in vocational
training for IS years and was
associated with Consolidated
Vultee Aircraft corporation
Nashville division in cost improve
ment work.
During May, 1914, he entered
Red Cross service and was as
sistant field director at the Naval
Air Station at Pensacola, Fla, un-
i'll last May he was transferred
TO Camp Davis. Since coming to
North Carolina he has been active
in camp and hospital projects of
the Red Cross.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
q Women Marines Get
Discharge At Center

CHERRY POINT, N. c., Sept.
25-Twenty-two women Marines
we're honorably discharged from
service here today. The first to be
given certificates of rischarge at
the new separation center at this
Marine Air Station.
s-sgt. Xanet G. Gilchrest, of
Mount Vernon, N. Y, was the first
to sign her discharge papers be-
fore Maj. Julia E. Hamblet, Wo-
mems Reserve commanding Of
ficer here. The others come from
states ranging from Maine to
Georgia and as far west as Kansas.
Discharges will be steadily IN
creased here now that the proper
setup has been organized for the
purpose.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
TO ADDRESS CLUB

NEW BERN, Sept. 25.-Dr.
Ellen Winston, of Raleigh, State
Commissioner of Public Welfare,
will be the main speaker at the
October meeting of the New Bern
Woman's club, it has been an
nounced by Mrs. John F. Rhodes
Jr., club president. She will be
introduced by Mrs. John D. Whit
ford, County Superintendent OF
Welfare. The program will be IN
line with the years theme o1
Youth Conservation" adopted by
the North Carolina Federation OF
Women's clubs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
GETS NEW APPOINTMENT

NEW BERN, Sept. 25.-Maj
James L. Underhill, USMC, who
was. formerly on duty at Camp
Lejeune, is now president OF a
new postwar personnel reorganiza-
ton board of the Marine Corps
appointed to handle transfer OF
reserve and temporary officers
to the regular corps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26

New York State has 65,096 farm
boys and girls enrolled in Al
Clubs, ranging in age from eight to
over 20. Members are organized
into 2,539 clubs, which are en-
gagged in a total of 33 different
projects.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-09-26
PREDICT INCREASE

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a up -
Two senators predicted today that
congress will approve an increase
in the present 40 cents an hour
minimum wage. The forecasts
came from senators Tunnel 3D.
Evening star., 1945-10-16
SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGINIA.

SSOVN0SNkS
FALLS oHgRcmEary ssssIsat colGRia.t aona;. aSas:
shaded lot containing Pa acres; Ideally
priced at s23, 500, to settle estate. G. s:
sHILLINGguRG,, g, 40 exclusive agent 46lo
soI GREESBRIER ST., Arlington Forest
Fine 2-story brick home, IN nrst-ciass con.
dition, contains large living room, dining
room Kitchen and side scresnted it dlsesSnt posHn
bath; full basement, laundry tubs. oil air r.
beat
shrubbed. large old trees; $4,000. terms.
& y 44s aok r e. p Rhns ea BNER AZ ' sg
sppfkLn sHPsS 5ds f kns s Asz xs
large, level back yard, plenty. Of shade:
outdoor 2Oda dnns sHns eRaef foe tc m oSg ssove
refgr.i End floor. . large bedrooms ane
large storage room tile bath; full base ass
toilet and M furnace room. oil avn: / block
to convenient transp:; S13,500. terms. Call
Akntp Al l555 eyer 4IN TIE 44sl ItorE F. l. Rhinsd
Rsursfs pRssS RSesS Bds GG Sc sfsista Rins aa
STONE CAPE COD. in beautiful oskerest.
Ftion if you are looking for a real home.
Living room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen screened porch on first floor. 2
basement with outside entrance. laundr1
trays and toilet, built-in garage, oil h.-w h.
Priced at S13,7E0; terms. Shown hy
CHANAN. 1901 Columbia pike, CHI. 1341,
IMMEDIATE PoSSEssIoN-Brick SEMI
detached corner. Ideal accessibility to
Pentagon and downtown. 5 rooms, tiled
bath, oil heat; fully equipped kitchen:
Terms. Priced for quick sale. Call
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC, Elk. 1879
Evening star., 1945-10-16
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNlA.

SALE BY OWNER. 8 bedrooms. bath ane
hall, oil burner: immediate occupancy
a. AK ssnShs Ssss g Gut des ass hwy RON \, Ns
BRoYHIILs 1901 Wilson blvd. Arlington
new BRICK DwELLINGs-1mmediate oc-
from Parkfairfax and Harrington. Living
ana dining rooms and kitchen on first floor
IS I've bedrooms and bath on second floor
heat smen. sas hotrwaasr aasndrs trays notwatsl
luxe electric refrigerator and gas range
All improvements including paving, side
waks s;an tiand;seaping Near fast transporta-
y payments as low as S36,70 including in
lerest and taxes, Express bus service to
pentagon BLDG; or 18th. st. and Pa. ave-.
h e. Bridge feon 0s shres aqto dysa
Highway to Parkfairfax and Harrington at
Sh1rlington Shopping Center, Seminary I'd,
haidn safn right on Seminary I'd. after crossins
-Four Mile Run. drive to feld once BY
bus, take Arlington and Fairfax bus marx
ed Fairlington. AZ 18th st. NV, between
shrinson and get q #
SMITH CONSTRUCTION CO. jowners)
$50 Barr. Bldg, -91O 18th ST. NV. Tele-
phonssmMain q saao ofice, MA. oe71; field office,
PINEHURST. ARLINGToN-strictly mod
srn 2-story brick. in excellent neighbor-
hood; large, level, corner lot; 2 bedrooms
and bath on 2nd door, fully equipped kitch-
en-, oil heat, full basement, with outside
screened porch; good house and q good
Rsl9Kr Ealas; price. S1o 5o9; $1,000 cash cash
way. CHI. 4112, OK. 2488.
AILExANDEIA--In A Del Ray section, 2
than years old convenient to National
Alrpors; Al Can between $50 and 7:30. m.
eo 40
Evening star., 1945-10-16
OFFICES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE, turn,; also desk spaes
for phone and mail service. L. J. COWIE.
500 Eye st; NV. MA, 54s7.
OFFICES AVAILABLE for occupancy July.
1896 10000 SO, #. per floor; will diyids
into 5,000-sq. #. units; floor plans and
perspective now ready for your immediate
consideration; this building lighted on al
sides, with parking facilities. LOUIS
BURMAN, RE. 1868.
DOCTOR-1st-hoor apt, 3 rooms. bath
SIS; utilities included. Apply residen:
manager, 1901 18th ST. NV.
NEW C0RNER BUILDING, comprising IA :
floors, elevator service. VIII rent as a
whole or divide. This. is one of the mos
ideal locations west Of Conn. ave. in th5
downtown area LIGHT available on all
,idsS Sf Sldg. hhoSISi ggRMAN AZ, RE iass.,
phone MA. 403S. HERBERT A. GILL q
son, 1920 New York ave. NV.
IN FINANCIAL DISTRICT, well furn.; $50
month. Box 1857, Star.
1927 ST. N.W.-Front Office on grade
floor, about 500 so. IT; very suitable 70;
doctors Office added space if necessary.
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC, 14l5 H st. NV.
District 905T.
OFFICE, furnished, pr. phone. available fos
or months, vicinity 18th and Eye sts.
NV Box 143-B Star IL
Evening star., 1945-10-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH BUYERS for s.e., ne. and Md. prop
eraes snd s,ssG Can ct;on Us for an hensst apprass
aTf Sc Tn azss II o modern
brick home, in nice residential northwest
section; S from owner only; substantial cash.
coNGREssMAN wants to buy det. home,
Hillcrest district. or, bedrm., preferably
eeansaiow etdt or story and half. Box 1917,
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-we will buy your
mase toasy Sage or e se appfasa 70 9as clients 81 I
QUICK. Di 1881 until pm. aos
WANTED to rent or buy. by Government
ea sny smf hGns Tafcms Psp Essson q OH
HOUSE SOLD. am anxious to buy some
thing in D. c.; can pay cash. Box 12l z,
WE CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY If To-
Gated in Washington or nearby Montgomery
rs is1s S'4 ribs u ffE RELI sH4is Tfsets VS.
MfaotS Pay ALL Log Cash II for mA G3sS room
i55s &; ;ssRs so5s q !, ca. .s
sssens;sn sSg Sssh i vent taks Us Ions Prompt
CASH BUYERS for B. 5. 6. 'sG and Nd. property.
" sf shS v eo seors sss ypu Rhod. ss
WI ssnS Can NJ SELF YS1R S4 7TGS House at its full
&c tion Al az GpiiI51i pH sueaiis M1 opIi-
co isI Mn N sr'sens Eeafsors WM tsssa5 j.
cHESY oaasE vi 9ldsify ShS 6as cash bSyeT st
Ems VII csnsdsr Ms 56th ST. vicinity
MG rAY 4a dck CASH 1Sg ne sn nS
WANTED ~ To BUY W =. nice e row wv brict reY home
located in the Petworth- -Brightwood area,
VIII pay all cash; Call ia. 3202.
WANTED TO BUY, in Silver Spring area,
nj nice 81 or 3 3 bedroom home, will pay all
fs5h; 50 You e. wANr 7As1 SPEEDY AcrroNY-rtst
your house with US, have cash buyers who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
6 TO 8 ROOMS, prefer old house; like
RvS 81 phn 4bos g d1ys hys all and sasn Sun
$3.50; Nc, 1 Thomas Circle.
critics in nearby Montgomery County, Md.
Your listing Is solicited. j, DALLAS
GSkApY SEAp Sn; 4 son; 1loz 4, VI; ave, DI. $3.50;
wr,Fs or ,,1,i 6sdrm house from private party
IS isOti Y6iuR ufsaT HOME FOR SALE. If SO. we
are in a position to dispose Of it quickly
for you. We will be pleased to appraise
your property without obligation and ad-
as sSa q NE e. toasys oia ysas ystS j,
1900.
WANTED for cash, houses and acreage,
D. c. and nearby Md. and Va FULTON
till pm. Brokers, attention.
BRICK BUNGALOW in NV, about 50, 900.
Bes s.l9s i9sS ssss. ssss.l 40 dealers OF ase.'s'
Evening star., 1945-10-16
WAREHOUSES For RENT.

$4,000 SO. FIT. of space including once
space in new, freproof warehouse bldg.
Available March l, 1916. viii extend long
term lease to responsible firm. Box 315-Z,
Star
thing, owner will lease the second fl, hav-
ing about 5000 so. fl End comml:
construction to start immed. located near
ball park. Investigate this now HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. Re 1l6S
Evening star., 1945-10-16
OFFICES WANTED,

NEED OR BACK ROOMS suitable foc
mimeograph, addressograph, near as pos5
sible to 18th and H sts. NV. Call PRESS
RESEARCH, DI. 414S.
PRIVATE OFFICE, with joint reception
room. in lawyers suite in downtown Of
NaTIoNaL siI PSslaaS TRADE ADJ 10 oassoGATIoN. 40
years in Washington, 500 50. ft. Tele-
phone Ma, 1925,
in financial district for 3 months. Box
oaO-Z Star
Evening star., 1945-10-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL PAY. several months rent in ad-
space, suitable for printing plant on any
hoor; 3-yr, lease desired. Cal SH 1875.
tend to sell your property it is advisabIs
to be represented by your own broker or
call me. am at your service if you so
desire. Thank YOU. Call HARRY Z
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1866.
SMALL, I'd COMM. LOT, desirable location.
Box 16-V. Star
Evening star., 1945-10-16
STORES FOR SALE.

SMALL STORE, DOWNTOWN = Presen;
tenant will sell his 5-yr. lease with soma
fixtures ideal for matchmaker or small
business. Call HARRY L FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE. 1865.
DOWNTOWN, jewelry store-Due to Ill
ness owner will sacrifice established going
profitable business; 9-year lease: cheap
rent; fully equipped viii only consider
Immediately. Unusual opportunity. Cali
HARRY I FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1855,
LIQUOR STORE BUSINESS-PleaSe do NOT
entertain this proposition unless you sre
able to consider figh-class deal requiring
about $4,000 and you do appreciate .
high-class 1907 store; shown by appoint
ment only: no trifiers, please. HARRY L
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1166.
Evening star., 1945-10-16

WOODRIDGE-5-room and bath row brick
full basement, h.-w:h.. detached garage;
excellent location: price only $3.50, terms
. Woodbridge, 8 rms, Q baths, s bed.
rooms, h.-w.h., full basement, LAUNDRY
trays and lavatory; 2 porches; detached
garage; very convenient to everything;
mediate possession.
Nearby Md.--Several good 5-rm. bunga-
lows. in new-house condition; price only
Spect these homes, call WOODBRIDGE
REALTY Co 1881 Rhode Island ave
Evening star., 1945-10-16
STORES FOR RENT.

1913 E. CAPITOL sT.-Modern store II
drive-in park and shop center, 21x55 #;
high-claSs colored section; vacant; 500.
Apply rent dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &
CO. Me. $500
STORES, RETAIL or display purposes. IN
2nd commercial area ne: from 1000 to
10000 SO. #. on one floor. LOUIS BUR-
pF
Evening star., 1945-10-16
STORES WANTED,

WANTED TO RENT small store OF base
ment suitable for upholstering. A. NOR
TON. 1905 14tn ST. NV 20s
CALL REPUBLIC 1166-If you wish 70
lease or sell your store am al your serv-
ice, Nov or in the future call HARRY L.
FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1896
Evening star., 1945-10-16
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

city: must sell; modern 3-yr.-old, 4-bedrm.
Colonial home; In new cond.: located in
the better residential section. Priced be-
balance $500 mo. viii rent to adult family
II not solo. See this lovely home today.
1880 Stuyvesant pl. NV. Open to 6
pm. daily
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. 1850 Stuyvesant
pl. n.w.-Vacant, owner leaving city and
must dispose of Immediately; beautiful s.
year-old 4-bedroom home in new condition,
located in fine residential section of Chevy
Chase, convenient to transportation,
schools. churches, shops, etc; priced low
rent; consider reasonable offer and terms
to suit; consider renting to adult family
with option to buy; located A blocks east
of Chevy Chase Circle. right off Western
ave. OWNER, WI. 03S1. Open to- 8
Evening star., 1945-10-16
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY. Az

3-STORY BLDG, approx. 10000 so. II.
4-story bldg, $500 so. IT.. with auto
matte elevator; possession 80 days.
5-story bldg, retail district; possession
80 days. All bldGx- located in downtown
area. HARRINGTON MANAGEMENT CO.
710 14th st. NV. Ex. 1929. go
Evening star., 1945-10-16

MODEhN bhICk HOUSE, in Mass. ave.
dral grounds and convenient to two trans
nortation ESa1 lines, is this unusual find in
bpsk ns soe bo9 mSdern o
to the attractive living. and dining rooms
and modern kitchen, it has a porch on the
SIDE tenfsd ysrd attached
rooms, 2 tiled baths and open deck on the
md floor. 1t has oil ir-conditioned heat,
ton S ruiy ss insulated and is lin In excellent cond-
CO. Nee Nc sessoTs asSg 1Sfs MM ( S. sAnS nx
CHEVY CHASE. D. c,-First offering. Ex-
cellent detached brick, only s years old
containing Ssnlsa heSrooms. 2 tile baths. lovely
modern Kitchen, pine-psneied % recfeatien Itpen
5 oil RESfY All sagsFs sssissss.hsSs Ise S
SIZE SLIGO sTfe22Rss FREE E1ELs. 3E o7sg sf75ooony
mi, from D. c. line. Here is one worth
eyery eydE penny on todays market Detached
Place large side rorch. large dining rm.,
Kitchen, bedrms., bath tub and shower,
recreation rm.. toilet, finished attic. vene-
near bus. stores, schools. CHI isA NJ McDE2ITT;, D;EG2HTTf;
s. sI5,s $50. NEAR 10Th and Decatur-This
cepe isfh baths on End oor PSsatr0nms
heat with gas: this is the best buy in
t;ns, the NV; nv; section For complete informa-
BEITZEIL. d. 3100.
S12 SHERIDAN ST. N.w.-Semidet. brick:
deep, lge. rooms, bedrooms, bath and
shower: gas heat, yard, garage; excellent
condition; priced we'll ~
5l2 Quincy st. n.w.-Furn. rms. and
path; yard, garage, 3-rm. apartment and
S120 a mo- income. "A1
907 Quackenbos ST. n.w.-Detached, 8
rms; attic, bath, yard, garage; owner
SO6 Quintana place nw-Det., lge.
rms: bath, yard, garage; good value;
2S acres ground-May be divided into
lots: near Silver Spring; priced for quick
sale sale See the outside. then see us.
SIHOUP, exclusive agt., 1922 Georgia
Evening star., 1945-10-16

BRICK BUNGALOW in NV, about $4,000.
Describe In detail No dealers or AGENTS.
Box 147-B, Star.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
New Diesel Shopokoyed For RoiIrood
 Materials Tools
 For New Haven
 Project Approved

The Federal District Court at New Haven, Conn, has approved the expenditure of $675, 900, and the War Production Board has granted permission for materials and n1a- chine tools for the construction and equipping of a new liesel locomo- tive maintenance shop for the New Haven Railroad to be located at New Haven, Conn.
 The new shop has been designed to meet the requirements of New Haven Diesel operation, and, when completed, will be one of the best arranged and equipped diesel re- pair shopsin the east. A centrally located diesel shop to supplement repair and maintenance shops d Boston and New York is required to care for the large number oi diesel units the road operates ir the New Haven area. The new shop will handle periodical inspection and maintenance of diesel switch CTS, as well as running repair work on road locomotives.
 Special features will include an overhead travelling crane, full length inspection pits, high speed locomotive jacks, drop table, and an overhead inspection platform Small individual shops for the re. pair of electrical, air brake. ano signal equipment will complemen, the main shop. Modern locker room and wash room facilities will bs 1 provided.