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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
FIREARMS CONTROL SOUGHT

New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. T.-(UP) -(UP)-Connecticut police chiefs today said they would seek legisla- ton requiring more thorough regis tration of firearms in an effort to keep a check on some of the thou sands of firearms brought home by combat soldiers as souvenirs.
 Many of the pistols, revolvers, rifles and other types of firearms brought home by GI's have been sold or traded, and the proposed registration would be an anti-theft measure and help police check on criminally-mirded persons, accord ing to State Police Commissioner Edward J. Hickey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
KILLED BY AUTO

Bridgeport, Conn, Oct. 31.-(UP) Anton Mickut, 70, Fairfield, was killed here last night when he was struck by an automobile operated by William F. Keplesky, Greens Farm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
STORM WARNINGS GIVEN

New York, Oct. 51-(UP)-Soutf- west storm warnings were hoisted today from Block Island to Atlantic City aS the weather Bureau re- ported thunder squalls reaching gale force would strike along the New JeEsey and Long leland scast-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
DIED

DAmskBR-En tsls city Oct. 8f, 1elE
 Mabel q. Barker Of 1Ge Ta1FIawn NnnSRMl Friday. time to De annonnc- eGs frDID CAaTk funeeal home, 20
 stae4 Dk Burial in Fine Grove eeFn~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
LAST FUGITIVE CAUGHT

New Haven, Conn, Oct. 31.-(UP) The last of the three girls who escaped from Southbury State Training School Sunday was in custody today after being located at the home of relative.
 Josephine Cicarelli, g, located by state policewoman, was returned to the institution.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
INJURIES FATAL

East Hartford, Conn, Oct. 31.- (UP)-William P. zimmel, 54, died here late Tuesday from injuries suffered Sunday when he allegedly
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
DRIVER STILL RESPONSIBLE

Hartford, Conn, Oct. 31.-(UP)- Coroner Frank E. Healey said in a finding today that Daniel E. Bar rom was criminally responsible for the automobile death of Miss Army M. Greene, 67, who was run down Aug. IS while Barron was hurrying to hospital to be at the bedside Of his dying father.
 Even under such circumstances, said the coroner, he could not over- look the fact that the speed laws were being violated.
 169 MIDSHIPMEN GRADUATED
 New London, Conn, Oct. 31-(UP) Members of the 6Ath graduating class of the Maritime Service Of- ficers' school, 169 strong, today held commissions as ensigns and licenses as either third mates or third as- sistant engineers.
 Connecticut men in the class in- cluded Joseph J. Buctor, Walling- ford; Richard F. Corse, Wethers- field; Frederick E. Peck, Manches- ter; Joseph Pawlowski, New Haven, and Anthony E. Gidzinski, Hart ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
FUGITIVE STILL AT LARGE

Bridgeport, Con-, Oct. 31.-CUP) Search continued today for John J. Hunlphries, one of four men to escape from Fairfield County Jail Sunday and the only one still at large.
 Superior Court bench warrants, charging all four with jail breaking, have been issued by States Att torney Lorin w. Willis for Humph- ries, Ernest Boyle, Robert Dalling and William Lecza.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
Sole Boosts Wars Injured

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-31
CityPension Needs Lower

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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

fore turning. tAnd don't for
get to dim those headlights,
Lanai That il the girls
want their stockings 10 last four
times longer. the u. S. Dept. of
Agriculture advises rubbing wax
on the heels and toes That
psychologists claim if YOU have
a horse laugh in which there is
a broad "a you lack mental
strength and spirituality. Tee
heeD d. . That Harold Fey sums
il up: Men are more willing
to give up their sons than their
prejudiceS."
That the Kenyon Research
Corp. reports more women than
ever are wearing panties. (And
all along We thought a research
er's job was dullD That a
woman in Miami recently sued
for divorce on the ground her
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
R11f:E1 (aRsN axs14az zzz22%%&5tffr z22%%&idsfel

against the law 20 run for
Streetcar That Mozart. who
was an enthusiastic billiard
player. composed a lot of his
music while waiting his turn at
the btifiart tdbfg.
That a Tennessee senator has
introduced a bill IN that state
which would make the use OF
hpStick by a girl punishable by
a $1,000 fine and or 10 years in
Jail. He probably thinks Ten
nessee girls are too lippy)
That a sign outside Hollywood
burleSque theater says: CLOSED
on account OF shortage OF raw
material"
That il wasn't Marshal Petain
who said. They shall not pass!
tit was his successor I'm COM
mand at Verdun, Gen. Robert
Georges Nivelle J. That a
baby has many more bones than
a grown person.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
He's His Wife

THAT Dr. Louis +. BisCh
Il claims cigaret smokers who
inhale are likely to be SenSuous
individuals that enjoy body SEN
Sations Tor maybe they're just
trying to get the most out OF
that precious cigaretD That
il a WAC fills out an applica-
ton for a dependent husband,
she must list him under the
heading. wife" That every
day Sass people in this coun-
try become II years old. THAT
man knows everythingD
That one sailor, seeing the
Statue of Liberty for the first
time after Is months at sea.
was heard TO shout: Put down
that torch, honey I'm home! !"
That Rise Stevens album OF
Jerome Kern music (Which
Columbia issued a few weeks
ago) is becoming the years No
l best seller. CAS- if a combina-
tion like that could miSSD
That the Crommelin family
from Montgomery, Ala. with
five sons in the navy has won
more citations than any other
family in American naval his
tory That men are supposed
to be better at mathematics
than women. (Who'd want Elm
stein on a date. anyhow?) Z.
That cording TO Ripley.
American women use enough
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Another Bond Plea

THAT according 10 psychia-
Il triStS, girls with sensitive
nerves have moods which are
caused by their own perfume.
perfumes have emotional effect
on the wearer, too -. That a
Jap husband can divorce his
wife. if she is disobedient or ILL
tempered $50 you'd better buy
war bonds. girlSD 4
That very few women IN
themselves for love. COnly 90
out OF 10 femmes who commit
suicide do so because OF unfor-
tunate love affairsD That
Casanova. who is supposed TO
have been a great lover, had a
nose like jimmy Durante's
That England is planning TO set
up free college for cooks and
maids. lover here we just pay
them enough TO support a col
legeD
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

conversation with just 90
words. (Can l help it if
you're anemic p That
new gadget for your postwar
radio is a preselector-48
keys around the clock dial.
which will make it possible
for you to select your pro-
grams for the entire day
That when Winston Churchill
sent his last book. a collection
OF speeches. to FDR, he auto
graphed it: "A few more eggs
from the old hen"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

husband was chiefly interested
in wine. women, song and slow
horses" (Nope. not Mrs. Bing
CrosbyD That statistics
show young parents are more
likely to produce boys, and
older parents girls That II
was Charles Schwab who said.
"A man who trims himself TO
suit everybody will soon white
himself away"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Rep Tape Cancelled

THAT the army has Cancelled
Il an order for 449. $50 yards
of red tape from the Industrial
Tape Corp. of New Brunswick.
~. J. (Now if some government
agencies would only copyD ..
That l945 calendars are exactly
the same as those OF 1884. (Or
don't you eare?) -. That scales
used in making electric lamps
are so delicate they can weigh
a persons signature. George
Washington written in pencil
weighs .00O089 grams. CIs he
kidding?) That Brooks
oxford Baths in Hollywood.
which specializeS in messages.
uses the slogan: The paws that
refresh"
That the temperature OF the
lighted end of cigaret Is
slightly above the melt ing
point OF aluminium or mag
neSium. I'D still like to get
hold of a carton) That resi-
dents of Jacksonville. Fla, are
known as Jaxons That at
least 100 flashes of lightning
occur some place on the earth
every second. Of you don't be-
lieve il. count them) That
the king of Siam has the title.
Keeper of the Twenty-four
Col den Umbrellas. Saving
them for a rainy day, no doubt
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Mikado Pretends Sleep
While Barber Steals Hair
Things You KncW All Along
(Ob, SHre!!!)

THAT Lenin the father of Russian communism the
Il of a nobeman That the emperor of Japan is
sdered sacred his hair can't be cut like the
sons Che petends be asleep while the barber Steals his
hair!) That originally responsible for high
heels (Lous XIV who shorter than ordered
his shoes made with heels which added several inches to his
height; copied it) That Henry Thoreaus definition
OF city life is Millions of people being lonesome together.
That the average January temperature of Stka Alaska
higher than that the (But
fun to freeze New York; That English language
expert claims average American half of all his
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

lip rouge In one year 10 paint
10000 barns. tOn them its looks
good Sign in an Atlanta
restaurant: IF you believe in
credit, loan me s..
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Poor Pedestrian!

THAT. the new traffic laws in
Toronto require pedestrians
60 walk on the right side of the
walk and give a hand signal be-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17

The change love has accomplished in
the lonely lives of Dorothy Mcclure and
Robert Young also brings happiness to
their blind neighbor, Herbert Marshall, in
this scene from the tender story of ro-
nance, 1.-The Enchanted Cottage" con-
tinuing at the United Artists Theater.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-17
Name: John Lawyer

THAT there's a lawyer in
L Hammond, Ind. named
John Lawyer. (Firm name OF
Lawyer and Anderson)
That in Toronto. Canada it's
Evening star., 1945-01-27

sion group at 8 pm. Sunday in the
university OF life program.
Covenant First Presbyterian
Mrs. r. j. Davis, former Presbyter-
ian minister, to Siam for 20 years
and now associated with the Thai
land Legation, will address the
Young Peoples Fellowship Society
at Z pm.
River Road U. P.-The youth
groups will have supper together at
$3.50 pm. to arrange plans for youth
week. starting tomorrow and con-
tinuing through February 4.
Cleveland Park CONGREGATIONAL
Youth Sunday will be observed at
1890 am. tomorrow. The feature
will be sermon by DR.. A. w. Hurst
on Getting Choosy.' The young
people will have supper at 6::25 pm,
followed by services.
Church of Two Worlds-No serv-
ices will be held tomorrow night.
The Wednesday meeting will be
held.
Francis Asbury Methodist-The
Woung Adult Fellowship and the
Methodist Youth Fellowship will
unite for supper at pm, followed
by their meetings. On Wednesday
night study OF 'The Methodist
Primer" by Bishop c. G. Selecman,
will be continued. These services will
continue on Wednesday for a time.
National TabernacIe-The guest
speakers tomorrow will be Alfred A.
Kunz, executive director of the
Pocket Testament League and DR.
Edwin L. Frizen, one of the field
representatives
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Chinese Attache
AT MI. Vernon Church

The third of a series of discus
sions on Whats Ahead in Science.
Government, Medicine, Education
and Religion" will be given in the
young adult meeting of the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church at
7 pm. tomorrow. The guest speaker
will be Charles Lo. public relations
attache of the Chinese Embassy. He
will discuss China Today" Mr.. Lo
has been an active member of the
Christian Youth Movement in
China.
Bases for Postwar International
Organization" will be the topic for
the mems forum at 10 am. James
R. Mock of the Department of La
Dor will preside.
DR.. John w. Rustin will continue
his series of discussion on the Bible
Wednesday evening, taking UP the
book of Ezekiel.
Evening star., 1945-01-27

pating. He has answered more than
1000 queries about the Bible, COM
bining education, inspiration and
entertainment in proper proportions.
Mr.. Crowley, native of Union
City, Okla, has served as guest
teacher at many of the local
churches. He carries over into this
work his radio methods, developing
the lesson by questions and answers.
He conducts Bible quizzes before a
different church young peoples
group every Sunday.
Maj. Neal Wherry, U. S. A., teacher
of the Western Presbyterian Church S
mems class, a frequent participant
on Mr.. Crowley's programs, said he
considers the project very helpful
adjunct 10 church classes. AS a
teacher, the program gives a tie-in
to the lesson from outside and helps
stimulate week round interest in
the Scriptures.
A graduate of Baylor CTexas)
University, he served as pastor at
First Baptist Church of Texas City,
Tex; Watts Memorial Baptist
Church., Los Angeles, Calf, and
other churches before entering
evangelistic work in 1896. He came
to Washington that year. He is
married, has two sons, Dale, jr., 16,
and Robert. IA, and lives with his
family at 408 Seward square Sc.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Wilmington (Del.) Pastor
To Preach al All Souls

In an exchange of pulpits,
throughout the Joseph Priestley
Conference, the Rev. Delos O'Brian,
minister of the First Unitarian
Church, Wilmington, Del. will
preach In All Souls Unitarian
Church at IL am. on Sunday and
the Rev. A. Powell Davies, minister
of All Souls, will preach at the
Unitarian Church, Germantown, Pa.
Mr.. O'Brian's subject is Time for
Jesus Christ to Come Again"
Before the Current Problems
Glass, at 10 am, DR.. Cylde Eagleton,
professor Of international relations,
New York University, will speak on
"Dumbarton Oaks and World Or
ganization." Col. Harry E. Fraser,
Army chaplain, will address the
Comparative Religion Glass on THE
Religion of the Soldier"
Lewis Atwater. organist, will re-
sumo his series of organ recitals
at pm.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Dr.. SchnobeI Returns

The Rev. George E. Schnabel. who
has been conducting Today
preaching mission in the churches
OF Berkley Springs, w. Va, will
return to his pulpit in Albright
Memorial Church for the IL o'clock
service Sunday.
The Washington Missionary COL
lege Choir will provide an evening
of music at 7:45 o'clock.
On Wednesday the annual con-
gregational meeting will be held
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Rodio Bible Quiz

The Bible Quiz broadcast Is to-
night at 7 o'clock over Station
WWDC.
Participants on the program will
include Bobby Louthan, Janet
Worth, Philip Carl, Glenna Mae
Morrison and Bessie Mae Hughes.
Evangelist Dale Crowley conducts
a radio devotional service each
weekday at 6:45 am. over Station
WWDC.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
.Augustono Lutheran
To Install Officers

At the morning service of the
Augustana Lutheran Church tomor-
row, installation exercises will be
conducted by DR.. Arthur o. Helm
as follows: Deacons, Capt. Harold
Hansen, DR.. Harold Knudson, Mar
tin Franzen, Hiding Dahlgren and
Ensign Vernon Heeren; trustees,
A. B. Strom, Clifford Sandahl and
Lawrence Peterson.
AT the evening service. Miss Clara
Leman, a returned missionary from
India, will be the speaker.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Chaplain Weise Speaker
At National Christian

Chaplains J. w. Weise will speak
at the Thursday dinner at the Ma
tional City Christian Church. Chap
lain Wiese, who has spent two years
in the South Pacific, will discuss.
When Our Youth Come Home. .
The meeting is a part of the spe-
cial Youth Week program which is
being sponsored by the local church.
The Rev. Benton Roy Hanan, asso-
ciate mipister, will preside.
The dinner begins at $50 pm
The public Is invited. Reservations
must be made before pm. Tues
day at National $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-01-27

HUNGARIAN SERVICE-Serv-
ices in the Hungarian Ian
guage will be held every
fourth Sunday at 4 pm, be-
ginning tomorrow at Grace
Reformed Church, it was an
nounced by the Rev. Calvin
Wingert.
The Rev. DR.. Francis Ujlaki
(above) will preach tomorrow.
The Revs. George E. Borshy
and Edmund Vasvary, officers
of the Hungarian Federation,
will preach on future occa-
SionS.
Evening star., 1945-01-27

said. ID u r | n g
the convalescent
period I listened
to radio quiz
programs. Sud-
denly the idea
struck me. why
not use this en-
tertaining meth
cd to bring the
Bible to radio
listeners"
Thinking was
one step removed
from doing for
Mr.. crow ! ey,
who f orm e r y
-A.A
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Bible Class Leaders,
Rev. Dale Crowley Teacher
For Many Local Bible Glasses
Bible Class Leaders

Bringing the Bible class into your
home is the way Rev. Dale Crowley,
originator of the Bible Quiz radio
program, regards his weekly broad
cast.
Il got the idea while recovering
from an injury in 1941," Mr. Crowley
Evening star., 1945-01-27

was a Baptist Rev. MT. CrowIey.
minister, and in April, 1941, the first
program went on the air. Since
then he has conducted 200 local
Bible quiz broadcasts, held on a
team contest basis, with groups
ranging from school children to
armed service personnel partici-
Evening star., 1945-01-27
Mrttnhtst
Chr Mrthnhtst Ghurrh

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUILDING, 100 Moryond Ave- NE.
Resident Bishop. chores W. Flint D. D., L. D.
E. d. d.
Evening star., 1945-01-27
HAMLINE

18th and Allison SITS. NV.
REV II. w. BURGAN, d. D.. Minister.
9;45 a.m.-Sparkman Bible Class
11:00 .m.-"The World Has
Leader"
7:15 .m.-Youth Fellowship.
500 D m-YounR Adults
Evening star., 1945-01-27
GRACE

New Hampshire and Kentiand Aves.,
Takoma Park, Md.
Rev. j. Huddlest0n Tackett, Minister.
9:46 a.m.-Church School.
HOO a.m-"Christian Thinking"
Evening star., 1945-01-27

18th st. and North Carolina Ave NE
Rev. Harry Evaul. D. D.. Minister
II 100 m.--"How Near Is G0d?''
$50 p.m.-"Found Wanting"
Evening star., 1945-01-27
GORSUCH

SOUTHWEST
Fourth and L Streets
fOnly Methodist Church in the SW.)
w. ID. KEENE, Minister.
n
Evening star., 1945-01-27

Wisconsin Ave. and 35th st. NV.
ARTHUR c. DAY, Minister.
9:45 am Church School
HOO a.m.-The Rev. Ralph d.
Smith, d. D., District
Superintendent.
500 p.m.-"What Motive, Friend?"
Evening star., 1945-05-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY,

HAVE CLIENT who will pay all cash for 4.
or s room brick bungaioW; lin IN vi, yieinity mi >, OF
Hyyattsyy5lle' IIy ayIs Md O. B. zANrzlNGER' 'r''
ATTENTioN. owners or agents What
have you in detaehed brick home, good
S gomery eU Co., Md. Good sized M G level lot, r up
to $4,000. Will pay cash. Box 23o-Y,
IMMEDIATE ACTION-we will buy your
: home today or sell to cash clients waiting
araaa at ia m1sf1S Yalnf % 14 95sf5on 81 sS tSI
HAVE CLIENTS for small houses in 2: G,
ais5uTbsG as1 bed st FRANK ni BOYLE realtor
VIII i1sG Buy II DikEcr M from nsea Sone owner pre-
fer modern 3-bedroom brick, near Wilson
Bigh o6sl School; substantial cash payment.
LARGE or small house, anywhere in D. c.;
inn immediste Ia sSi sash IN Ma aO71 ,o .,
Mashason Or nearby sD V'ssa u
si5 III with o H5 for ausE J ssJs Coz 1easors
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days: D. e: or Md: all cash. no delays.
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for immediate occupancy. Must be rea-
sonahle ME. 24S5.
WE NEED A HOUSE In the District, de-
tached, $4,000 to $4,000 cash; nc
ToP PRICE for you your house in D. C. OF
Silver Spring Experienced salesman will
render efficient service. STRoUp REALTY
WE HAVE CLIENT waiting to pay all cash
for. a fine home in Shepherd Park OF
Wakefield: 3 or 4 bedrooms, baths. must
be center-hall Colonial: willing to pay
from $4,000 to $4,000. FRANK S.
PRIIk PRILk1Ps; s,rEG. ~: ld1J. will nov in :,
$4,000 for 3 to 4 bedrooms in fine NV
Evening star., 1945-05-29
LOTS FOR SALE.

BEVERLY HILLS, VA. Kentucky ave, near
Russell rd.-High ground, open view, on
busline: highly developed neighborhood.
See OWNER. 622 25th st. s., Arl.. Va. 30'
BEAUTIFUL TREES, lot rs by over 200,
excellent Virginia residential section: lOc
transp,: asking $500 or will trade for
small house. c. w. CLEVER CO., INC,
ATTENTIoN. BUILDERS. % building lots
near Kenwood and Bradley blvd, Bethesda;
sewer and water. Price, $24,750. J.
BEAUTIFuL woo8ED LOTS in English
village, Bethesda; $1,000 UP. J. NOBLE
R9Az; M} as. gao Wisconsin ave. Bethesda
il HILLLcRsSTmLarse e cod lot. very desirable To-
CHEVY CHASE, close to Western ave. near
Pinehurst Circle-This wooded lot 60x1SO
1T. is well located and is about IT. above
street Grade; the street is quiet and nice
homes have been built in it: $3.50 cash
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC. Realtors
testab; 1880, l519 st. NV. DI. 1915;
10000 SO. FIT. of industrially zoned
ground in Georgetown; excellent buy at SIS
per So; It. Call EDWARD E. CALDWELL,
5EsIRABLE LOTS in nearby Md and Va.
under under the GI hi bin and toT critical cases,
suit purchaser GATEWOOD S. BENNETT,
Realtor. Ma: 6341. 1927 Eye st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, Md choice lots.
each 100x2Q0: reasonable. MURDOCH,
Kensineton 553.
COL0RED-.4 lots in ne, 1OSxlOO It,
1710. FIR 4765.
Evening star., 1945-05-29
T axe Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Readers Corner


From T. T., Westwood: If s-i-o-u-x
spells ''su.' and eye spells 81"
and s-i-g-h-e-d spells side" what
is a poor speller to do but commit
"sioux-eye-si
From D. H. McC., Shreveport:
Here's another curiosity for your
collection: Atchafalaya - the only
vowel is "a" It's a bayou in Lou
isiana. And as for Louisiana, it's
the only State in which you'll find
the U. S. A.: LOUISIANA.
From B. w. F., Summerville:
Here's one that even your assistant,
DR.. Etaoin Shrdlu, won't be able to
explain. The dictionary defines
"terrapin" as a kind of fresh-water
turtle. But terra" means land
the earth" And it is the. tortoise,
and not the turtle, that lives on the
land.
Answer: Since the good doctor is
absent today, having his long, white
beard marcelled, I shall answer for
him. Terrapin is not derived from
terra" 1t is an Indian (Algon-
quinn word, perhaps akin to turupe,
little turtle"
But turtle. literally, means dove"
as in the Song of Solomon, ILL.,:
Evening star., 1945-05-29
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hooss s o:red q b b1k and
fully equipped kitchen. u bath and side
cNmpTss the t or
Full basement with maids room and toilet;
es1sd oil heat
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Columbia pike. Arlington. Va. CHI. 1341,
soss Z Alsd ss his sfSs Sfe. sas
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replsce, en- shf1n anne nHo Hoom fs fuy sVH sqnipped @
aes perch s asT
1m oil Ses e Win ssdfehu sell farnttare
AkLNGfos AZ SsEnSp ave vA rs s7S5Sprame S5So home
yenient to Clarendon business section;
Somev Sdee type house. but and
coal heat, Down payment. 81 500. THos.
g. MAGRuDER CO.. 2051 Wilson blvd. Ar
LIN lington' ton va W cH a1al or GL s4s4; eyes,
FALLS CHURCH 3 bedroom bungalow,
refrigerator and stove. air-conditioned coal
heat; price. $4,000; ST 200 cash. FAIR
FAX REALTY CO.. 439 South Lee hwy,
Falls Church. Phone 1878.
MILES south of Alexandria, 3-bed-
room brick home with living room, dining
room. kitchen and basement. Convenient
schools, transportation and stores. Price,
$500. $3.50 cash required: Call MT,
Wilson Blvd. .CH. 1854, OK. O575.
BRADD0CK HEIGHTS = 3-bedrm: brick
house, SUNNI. porches, lovely yard. trees,
on quiet street. TIE 1896.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION A new, small
3-room bungalow on 5 acres of good land
surveyed in 1-acre tracts. on Leesburg pike
about IL miles of D. c. There is a good
garage and chicken house. with l acre
fenced; young fruit trees, grapevines; elec-
trio lights; price. S5,500; l.250 and S55
per month. EASTMAN g. STEELE, Real
tors, Falls Church 2620.