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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05
Government Led AstFOy Says Pastor
 Rev. John Walker
 Plays Termination
 Of LeRd.Loase Plan

"Our own government in Wash- lngton seems to have been led astray," said Rev. pr. John 0. Wall ker Sunday morning in his sermon entitled, "Let Us Keep Lent.
 pr. walker said in part:
 we had reason to believe that the postwar world would reveal destituticn and starvation on an enormous scale but the facts of the case as they are being revealed are appalling and catastrophe beyond our worst anticipations, The med teal men have done gallant work in preventing the spread of epidem- les, they have done better than we could have hoped and their success seems almost miraculous, but on all other fronts the story of actual conditions Is far more tragic, the world disaster has proved to be far more terrible, than we had reason to expect 1t would be.
 "Our own government in Wash- ington seems to have been led astray. Lend-lease was terminated quite abruptly almost immediately after V-J Day and it must be re- membered that many of the Allied countries depended on lend-leaSe for basic food supplies, Most of our food rationing controls were lifted last autumn. The American people were led to believe that the situation was well in hand and that the main difiiculties were with transportation and communications, Others among the United Nations continued or even frightened their rationing controls. We Americans were given to understand by our government that we could be ex- empted and the inference was that people abroad would not necessarily suffer thereby. Then without warm ing on February 6 we have the presidential proclamation about new food controls in which MT, Truman said, More people face starvation and even actual death for want of food today than in any war year and perhaps more than in all the war years combined, Over and above all political timidities and hesltations, all governmental eva sionS and procrastinations, we suf- fer at the hands of our ancient en- emy, the weather. On the Continent of Europe and in North Africa they have had the worst drought in fifty years. The wheat crops of Australia, Argentina and South Africa are short by millions of bush- els this year. Three years ago there was famine in Bengal, India, which is estimated to have taken l. 100000 lives and Q new and worse famine is developing in India which threatens to multiply the death toll of the last terrible disaster.
 Tt is stated that the normal per- son needs something like 2,650 cal- ories a day as minimum for health and efficiency. I understand that the average American citizen con- sumes $500 calories per day. Tn Europe today 1t Is estimated that 100000 have to live on 200o calories and l00,000000 on 1,500. What the common people of India and China get as their ration is something, I suppose, far less. Hun ger and anarchy across the world demand that American Christians share their luxury with the worlds want"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05
Walter WlncheII
 OM BrO0dw0y
Ssaas HaN NsTas'sA osSvNs'A SaA DaHs h'"s'

The oopyreader was completely forgotten.
 Here ls Che reason for the II. L. ia Henry L, Mencken'S name As Q young man ho had Q little printing business and used to print cards with his name on them for advertising reasons But his father smashed all his black letter lower case ITS" one day-and so he had to print his name H. l.. Mem cken (instead of Henry l.. Mencken) and that's the way 1t got famous,
 A One-tlme newspaperman got a connection in Q brokerage in Wall Street He was jailed for try- ing to palm off shady oil stocks. ., In prison the warden sent for him T understand" said he, that you won your number here by Q very brilliant oil prospectus"
 "Yes," admitter the prisoner, T guess I did paint Q rather glowing picture of my proposition. Per- haps too much so,"
 Well, that's flne," said the war den. "The Governor wants re- port on conditions in this jail, and I want you to write It."
 Lauren D. Lyman copped the Pulitzer Prize for his scoop on the Lindherghs leaving America, What isn't well known is the fact that Lindhergh first called the aviation editor on Q rival gazette to give him the story-hut he couldn't be lo- cated.
 So he gave 1t to Lyman.
 One of the veteran compositolS at the plant where Variety goes to press has @ practical joke that he plays on every newcomer to the staff Barry Gray, the most recent addition to Variety (he col- umnS about new recordings), visit ed the printers to make sure his first column got into the paper, ,,. The practical joker welcomed him warmly, wished him good luck and then picked up @ phony column of type. "Thls is your first column" he remarked as newcomer Gray watched him tenSely,
 AS he prepared to put it In place, the compositor stumbled and the column fell all over the floor,
 "Oh, I'm sorry," said the fiend," Was 1t anything IMpORTANT?"
 One Of Damon RunyOn's favor ite deals with the late Bob Davis, who helped discover O. Henry When Davis was on the N. Y. World, O, Henry contribbed weekly story to the mag section One day the editor ordered that O. Henry be fired, adding; His stories are not good"
 Davis turned a shocked stare on the editor and intoned: God heard you when you said that"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05
Regular Veterans
 To Heor ". [. Carter

The Waterbury Regular Veterans Association will be addressed to. night at 800 by w. L. Carter of Bridgeport at a meeting in the Crystal Restaurant, 22 North Leon- ard Street. Mir Garter is Adjutant of the Connecticut State Regular Veterans Association.
 The Waterbury chapter last night entertained wifes of veterans at the some restaurant, A proposal to form an auxiliary of the newly or ganized veterans was made.
 John Burke, organizer, announced wives of members are invited to att
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

Interelty bus eeFylees ln the unl- ted Btetes contemplate expenditure M ee0.o00.0o0 for o,O10 new motor coaches; ea2.o0o % for confirmation and remodellns of terminals and garages. and ei.000.000 for Fenalr- ing q present equlpmenk .s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

to win two Of the famed Peabody awards for outstanding public seTys
 lee programs. 4 frequent member
 9f the cast, Mary Dallas, has DOT. lrayed a nuTae on the alF more times than any ether actress. But fhe really unique radio record ls held ay actor Roland Winters who is also announced on the ''wlshing and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

Hunting Club oe the Ar" With he portrayal of Hitleg on a recent "EKs gl0Flng the Unknown" show, Wln~ Ars, a former 0WI hroadeasteF, gnaFnd the record Cor playing the iletatoF seme 300 times in alll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

Renee Terry was really Exploring the Unknown" in acting when she portrayed a hospital patient and her own nurse, in a recent dramatiza- ton of the Sunday MES series, The week before, on the popular science program, Orson Welles took the part of both a father and his son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

Radio nolahles with the most Fec- ords arc mostly on the MES sclense Ierlss, Exploring the Unknown.
 sherman F, pFyer, producer and director Of the popular sunday nishi show. is ihe only man in radio
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

Hal (Great GildersIeeve) PeaTy, this week signed with Capitol Rec- ords to make a second album of ehildren's stories. The NEG conle- dian will platter the series this month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

But what we started out to re. mind all concerned was the agelesS anecdote about the snowman who upbraided newcomer critic for failing to appreciate his play. To which the critic replied; Look, mis- ter. am not c hen and I cannot lay and egg, but I certainly know Q rotten one when I smell itr'
 MT. Anderson should paste this in his hat; The guest, and not the cook, is the sole judge of c din- nerl"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

Benny Goodman, now in New York, was the guest star on the au- dition platter of a new series, Music for Kings" now being of- fered for sponsorship. Regulars are vocalist Peggy Lee and the King Cole trio and the program is in- tended as a summer replacement show.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

New Yorg Clgyh civic reception lo Francis Cardinal 1pellman ai the Metropolitan opera House thls evon- lng will he broadcaat hy WOR, from e;So 70 t0;30 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-03-05

Reporter Inca Robb'@ shrewd tip to journalistic neophytes: Tt is im- possible. apparently, to strip the newspaper professional of that cheap two-bit by-product: Glamor. There Is no glamor in sweat. And though no one will believe me, in this profession one does a lot of sweat ing before nc earns the right tC perSpire,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

to 12 ROOMS, D. c. or Nd. all cash,
70 eiI1yda ny asos mean business
ssss XIV CASH s Tf ssa::. c5ss
Or Or, coloped, in IN any condition. in any Sec
We W. CAN sG1 Sell sI Y esSE HOUSE at its full
valve valve, today ogr epin,Sn sn.ails no obi
30 YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION. List
n9u sen with US Mys iss VIE
CO. 1924 Ia Eye st. NV. Elk: $500:
ss p ss osss,Ss 4.
clients with cash. Or viii buy outright. You
y. e 's'fa BURGESS Eur Sus ISL rn pnn sas
IL IL pRoMf spSi AT IN hH to tn. sal. o,
YOUR home, business or investment prop
fIs I "fss sos so sa espso "a
:7 :mv Result; since CO 1919 m cav. ,.r..
$685. !a ss Wilson SHs ''' Sas ssh'S;
eAsa siGt1rss se5 D o ana Nd. nrop.rs,
MaSeospsRibo. sfAsf! S ss'o'; ASST ~ sh cd
pascas. gNs ny has ss ssa' Of Y Ms
ST. ST. AMP AND Ma FsSfEkTx we will
SUITS III sash aaf S Sc. fss VI It,
We sn H a &c CLfENTs o Waiting to buy homes
81 ~ al typss IN PsaS0s y RoBTN
On BspRs66M HOMES in D. c. Or
nearby ya.g All cash. p. o. Box 263.
Nav nave o ahEN 4r EoK IL y room house
in d. c., suitable for convalescent home at
approx, $4,000. Call MR.. THORNTON.
x A FAIR APPRAISAL without obligation
insures quick sale of your property. For
WA. 6452, with GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.
ANxIOUsLY SEARCHING for Q to 4
agents, please. Box 1857. Star. 3.
NV. BRICK.Bunsalow or small detached
cssS h n e SssS stsl from owner
Will PAY $500 down; s55 mon, month e for
taehsd; good lot and in GOOD condition.
e acres pr.x TA af house,
portation; immediate possession: not over
3; 1000 100 With So $1,000 cash Phone Repue.
HsS PAfY wants 81 so e buy VIZ
4sbedrm home, Va. suburbs. Box 264-C.
" Ps sSss seus: md
viii Without s cost. Cal until D. PM. KAY
e. RA I Ssy 100000 cash for
s.Ssdrms, -bsth, dst. mod home IN
aSSusts s. w ka sFfksr. ca. n H. s IN. you
prompt and efhcient service in the sale
B. C.. nearby MARYLAND Or virginia; cash
1 15ss It. NV ma 2o os5s. Se'''''' 'A'
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcsnt.)

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcsnt.) i.
years. would like TO live with wife again
with smaii furnished houses Box Iss.c
HOUSE, unfinished, NV. preferred. S or
bedrooms: large family, Al adults. Care
oPp sToD5ti cisHreS WIFI, can w3 sSsa
ane nssd
REFINED Il dsouP h nesds w houss With Or
bedrooms, northwest section. Dupont 4o52.
IN GEORGETOWN or wesley Heights
UnflTnished house. two or three bedrooms,
TWO baths; garden: Couple. no children,
81 oF FEE an 2Nb nee. Gag GUS
! sa Can ssi Sss "
gao am. to $50 p'm'' after $780, WI
Stare DEPARTMENT LAWYER, who is
ss.nUa dsnss.r 1 Need house
HOUSE OR APT, 70 4 bsdrms,, furn or
sider a option ' to buy. 'n ooMDR' ALLISON,
Sicr1IMs of housing shortage. couple.
sSiid Help Us: Can Emerson 74Si. ]:
ssass or :1t up "s 70 $50 RE saoS
GUARANTEE EXCELLENT care Of house
s soa Of apt ySa rem uni Ra
permanent. COL. SMITH. RE. 670o. Ext.
URGENTLY NEEDED by Regular Army
apartment. furnished or unfinished. TIE.
PERMANENT WASHINGTON FAMILY
urgently needs 3-bedrm. furn. or unfurn.
house. D, G, or Md. suburbs; win sign
x xIG RE5 SE oslt DONE and years
Isas & soSS Rsa .na %ohsf
trict or Georgetown; no pets Or children;
else eq phone ns MR. owEk 81 p6 ssss
u1SsSsd hosss sT ss
viii pay up to Sis5 per month to include
eep. s k9' rood a care Of property and yard
Call Golur1bia $500. Ext: 126; -
September 4 house or apartment, furnished
Serm mis duty; iu Up 70 500. EN-. soi
ARE YOU LOOKING for quiet, refined
couple for your unfinished bungalow or
house2 No children or pets, no drinking
Perm. res, 20 years Govt service. GE.
WAR DEPT. ENGINEER. permanently
TRANSFERRED to Wash desperately ~ needs
ter here from west Coast october i; WIN
RE RE 600 EXT. 1854 from to 5. Mon.
day through Friday. or CO. 1884 other
1 ADULTS wish 2 or 3 bedroom house or
apartment in NV, Takoma or Silver
Spring D e: a. are Esp permanent Govt employees
1DuLT si FAMILY e Separated last three Years
wishes to rent 3-bedroom home. Virginia |
preferred, Can TIE. 1857.
3-4 bedroom house, unfinished or fur
nished, within 15 miles Washington; UP
e $50 Rsfkyl1s sae-W shore dntv
needs 2 or 8 bedroom house or apartment
unfurnished, SO can get reacouainted with
preferred. Call Elk. s430, Room 1l3,
! e OK R'3 8 BEDROOM HOUSE, unfurn.. de-
sired immed. Rental. Mid.-aged couple
and yng, daughter: Hush; recently transf.
tile: nondrinkers; No pets; Best care to
Washington pref. Call MR.. GRAHAM,
3 TO 5 MONTH LEASE Of furn. house
Qonger lease n unfurn.) wanted by college
professor. wife. 2 daughters, 6, 9. win
s sisssdd: win Pay up to Sis month. no.
ENGINEER. perm. War Dept, wife ana
son, IA, urgently need 1 or 2 bedroom
furn. house or apt. before school opens.
City or suburbs. EN-. O506. IL
SHARE HOUSE, Glover Park; good trans
portation: about $40, including meals. WO.
4705 evenings. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-31
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcent.y

Ex-GI DESPERATELY IN NEED Of 5-rm.
brick bungalow with large liv. rm.. In
brokers', please, can Fl. sso7. n, IS '
IMMEDIATE Cash for your property. ne.
or Sc, white or colored, Maryland or yir-
] WILL PAY all cash for Q s or 8 room
house, In or near D. c. Mr.. LIVING
STON. ia. 5o51. %
desirable NV. Sec, which I win lease to
you II you will sell me your 3-bedrm. Diet,
brick home In cony, NV. sec. or elose-in
CoLoREDgWiiL PAY CASH for houses or
APPS, IN commercial zones Of any section
q o D. G.; DISksoN,s REALTY co. Can
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CO. 10l0. Il
THESE ARE VACANT: New brick, bed
ssna.a ss:h: "a 0Y ss Ms:s ave-
Bethesda, Md.-5-year-old brick. bed
marlborough; $21 800.
STONE 'f face sn nics ios; s1s,e5o. l'' rooms
Gentlemen's estate, Potomac Hunt area.
liz acres with stables; orchard, etc. A
shis%ns hcu' s. nth q, 5sso
library, each with frepl; rec. room, 2
maids rooms and bath: redecorated and
modern to nth degree: SAC, 800. SAMUEL
VII. 500. 1sae. Open YV ewes M until is 3. NV
IMMEDIATE PROVISIONING. row brick
In good cond. 3 bedrms., oil hot-air heat,
full basement Priced to sell.
Near Eastern High School. Fine 2-story
Psa sa
Wiz FL J6HNsoR CO.. g. sA
COLORED-PARK I'D. HOUSING CO.. DE.
nr.eL ri iurnscs priced e include
rms. furnished; Venetian blinds and re-
frigerators. Owner occupied. Moderate
coz cSEoS ssE1eegtx near 9Th .na H, sts
lovely rms. Colonial front porch. the bath.
ssfl ssaisi sR e. "a e' o67
e e66iLo eassi NORTHEAST re resi-
Dental section-6-room light brick, with
fus sH auto auto f h..S. heater. scrs.ned.in
with stone banisters, built-in garage.
sSsn r SUN anai sse eos
1902 N. ]. ave. NV. Do. 0707. q
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With slate roof. 5 nice rooms. fuil base base.
ment, Gas h.-w.h.; only z years old; l
block to transportation and shopping. A
WI $3.50. "a
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SMITH, Resltor. exclusive. RE. esSi. lila
MANLY vA.-colonial row brick. So;
$50; s, good rooms, bath. automatic oil
acknowledged heat. piss lot early posses
chevy CHASE, 3: C.; 81 s.s5o-pet.shed
I bedrooms. 2 baths; large cor: lot; Gear
sssRS sss;: ss sR' soas Sc: I'll ih
Uni SMY . PHI hEFr-on. corner and al row
ave: ne. is 4. wide, 8 rms. bath. fuiI
eSase ssss RHE'h Mssrss
Wo. 1928 with FRANK s. PHILLIPS. Di
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL, this beautiful
custom built brick home on, lot soxi50'
It. ni lying 70. roSm In. dining
heat ana Pr s a
Co: 1904 Conn. ave. EN-. 1890 lntil
ssss ,sss s. s sis555 SCI; $1,000 sssAs
o oFi MI MiN SNHEssSoTA AVE. s.E.-L.rse lot
ms hGg vne s 1oo a Dgef BATH ss ,ara
sRAs e MIS- sss S1x 4o e. H Ri sysl
dsssn a.t home Of ns
select community, block from bus: only
auired; For informsticn call Mrs; stroes.
6aEvY CHASE. ND -rmmedi.t. oeeu-
Usually attractive red Brick home In cou un.
try. club section; close TO transportation
large Living room, dining room with 2 coI.
cypress paneling and glass brick with
| noor, bedrooms, 2 baths; third floor
finished Is pig sleeping Or recreation room;
0E oil-nred hot-water heat: copper pipes,
screens, cutters; fully insulated; attic fan;
oSllsa ss WI s74s 70 sell this week call
GUEST HOUSE. completely furnished, Park
3D., Mt. Pleasant section: 16 rooms, q
baths, 4 garages: over $1,l00 month";,
aRRY uGssfdE eriGs sSss S3 tsrms
Sundays. EN-. 03O3. 9:7 18th st. NV
CHEVY CHASE, D: C.EsemidetacheS brick
ment. eas h.-w.h.; only Z. years old;
block TO transportation and shoppinK, 4
Good by at $l4.50o. AGNEW REALTY
49, SySSs
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

noC sxoS CREEK I'LL MLLs-A lovely h9ms n
s sond'snn' q ont ns 6ssusn
Sesf ssn Fl ..s sf asH e
sdd and ins Bath noon On Vsay nS sa
Suiis.in s s .0S iii hsst Hothinx
ss;s5FTsxss vs. $500. with With FRANK AN g. !
bETHEsDA exceptionally distinguished
tion e ns%s 9 best n see
&c door s,s siSs SIas
l9i sd (, r1 md 'a, fsor he: master bsdEn.
other ls s.dms n and ssh and s.N H bath
cred With inlad linoeum and has pan sHs
eens aSen 1 m xh eompsse bar
tn ! r., and an stairways completely and Beau Beau,
TRULY TIN sarpeted; Also has slate FOOT, cop
WITH title tie sSoxn s Sc sppoat
m rs only: Call Mrs, Kadow,, with, ROB
scaa Bldg. MA. 1850. Evenings. OIL.
SILVER SPRING. Md, 4o1 Schuyler I'd,
open open sunday, L to p.m.-Beautiful brick
% s sIlosE lGs st n ssht
bedroom, tile bath. large living, dining
rooms; modern kitchen, screened porch:
i Snd noor, large bedrooms, tile bath:
oulis;in garage; recreation room; gas air
sS ti fsss Edfp6ori MEHsE RHisss Wo
BH!UIRLEITAEBsautiful brick home: large
living room, dinette. modern Kitchen, 5
Large bedrooms. tile bath with shower;
title n leslie a g M zsTS Do Wo with
FOREST Hills. D. c.As.a Mdi ISs Stone
home on large domestic; near
Y " acre in beautiful lawn and trees: ist
IDOL IDOL, center han, large living. dining
oos D1rch d. pss
LIE 3 MEAsEIE, W.. sss so 0a'n'' Les
BAkNABY WOODS, D. c., open Sunday.
ol n.w:ICenter;hall Colonial brick home:
Ian 1nseusts eondision; large living. dining
en-, large bedrms., . tiled baths, finished
Leslie MEElSsssR RG vs. 5 asst; vacant
NEW BRICK COLONIAL HOMES, built by
W stsd 9e best builders. now being An
& Inspect VIZ Ssfo 80, buying; Leslie
rAkOMA PARK, MD. Beautiful brick
,ungalow. immaculate condition: living
Dom. dinette in de luxe kitchen, 2 large
IeoTS s2a. beautiful beautiful tile bath; End moor
enced yard. trees: possession with title.
CLEVELAND PARK-Beautifui all-brick
detached home on large lot, trees, shrub
99f n,nv nI rno moor feSep hall large living
ioor. ! finished bedrm.: vacant anti po susu
SION with title; brick garage. LESLIE D.
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NSoPkiRSEDstssasq zrsem rssss:te.
2 baths: oil heat: concrete front porch
and garage; house in nice condition inside
and out; large lot; cless to bus and street
cox & CO, d; 1924. TR $3.50, -
Nome srs Old ssk s as
QUIET. respectable neishborhood; COW. "a
4 Il aye. M. Taylor - or 'G M. HunteT'
Go cnosE-N ARL1NGroN-An attractive
heat sGss wooded sas 0s o eoss
sGsss miss sRa sSs
s 81 fSiii Snfi Brick Bill HOUSE, upper
18th st;-Large living room. dining room,
den and complete bathroom. LIST floor;
sts with SPs room I anS
bath; buiit-in 2-car garage: Cali RA. 918s
between and IL or after 8 for appt.
SwNEE WILL SELL fol, se,ese; s.room
frame house, attached. deep lot, garage.
a.nsls a sssh M! e e i ss: sub
exclusive NV. location. Shown only BY
appointment. No dealers. Phone OWNER,
S Sfi fy SATURDAY AND SUNDAY to s,
s413 Piney Branch I'd; Silver Spring, Nd.
room with fireplace, dining room, modern
bedrooms and tile bath on LIST floor. 2
bedrooms recently finished on End floor;
| recreation room, half basement: coal h.
W h, lot 5Ox2O6; price. sic 500, Exclusive,
COFFMAN REALTY CO., S646 Georgia
ave, sH. 4123. ewes. Silver Spring 0165.
oNE.HALr BLOCK LINCOLN pARKIe-
good condition.; priced for quick sale. For
Inspection esll Mo Ne Morgan. COX q Co.
4 REAL BUY for the right person-Beau.
tiful Groom brick house. newly decorated
throughout Venetian blinds; large and
roomy basement apt; .garage: very good
location and good neighbors. Call Mr..
Gilbert at Dr. 4254. COX d. CO.: ewes,
W Va ISHf FOREST, silver Spring, Nd
"a. With nrepiace. large dining m: eng
i e sss.a asHsi 's ash nrepaee .sss
place. A very modern and beautiful home.
Early possession. Shown BY appointment.
MASS AVE. a 1Iis RI ogss colonisi brick
containing rms, ga baths, oil heat. nice
level lot; cony. to transp.. shopping and
good school; immed poss. WAKEFIELD
CENTER HALL BRICK. twin.bed size
bedrooms. 2 baths. 1st-foor den; full base.
ment with bath, screened porch, attached
garage; excel. Md. location. Price reduced
70 S24,e5g, terms. WAKEFIELD REALTY
CO. On. 1857 until 8 pm. I'll
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Is the home for 1947 where you will md
the Sou ssf S r. perfect
design; 90 IT, wide: is situated on q lovely
1Soxiis5-ft, lot: AZ on one nosr, the home
by bookcases and picture windows over
looking the garden. lovely dining room
bath hsHns nes ona
2 large guestrooms and bath, maids quar-
and srcendUnsd heal. as's this sH Hos
n TINS fsessn T b Place Of 6esr
DAY az PM T YslS II pm $50
aR sS soRe s ls52 9p sad.s Paul.
s s6s S s@sSSS Sop iHs o COLI 34
Just listed. e charming dst. home. only
'Se eilandscsped iot M. Schools e trsnsp
sell Possession With Sssd can , ME VA
c Ges1sprR CLUB vnLAGE-se.utiful com.
aa's Il .s Ssiy vase
sil I .i.s and hsn BATHS 0sa,0s snd
stair sssirxas to 00g p,finisssd ara a. prissd for
SEias. Mo; ssa5. With FRANK s. II Phil IT,
H HTsriFRs sv liz HLls-1.rs. bungalow.
In hne cond., has large rms. and modern
kitchen, front porch, h.-w.h., insulated.
weather storm windows: large
lot; price reduced: must be sold; possess
sion, with title. For information call RIA.
oPEN SUN. : TO 8. 1911 18th st. NV
Attractive detached brick. lovely rooms
and TILED bath. inclosed porch, full base
ment with layatory, oil h.-w.h.: detached
garage, beautifully handicapped; conven.
lent location; terms. Call CAMPANELLA
q WOOD, 1411 s, n.w- TX. 41l3. Eyes.
VETERANS, ATTENTION - For s2,ae5
cash you can purchase q. Apartment,
modern brick apartment building: 2 units
have bedrooms. liv. rm.. dinetts, kitchen
and tiled bath with shower: 2 units have
! bedroom. lily. rm., dinette, kitchen, tiled
bath and shower. AL have Venetian
blinds, modern kitchen cabinets and hard
wood floors. Each bldg. has electric
stoves, a refrigerators. modern .heatins
plant. basement and handicapped lawn.
You can live practically rent free l apart
ment and the building VIII pay for itself
The owners have released for sale few
OF these butldtnss. We are following our
established practice Of offering these
homes To. veterans nrst. Nearly $4,000. 600
worth Of homes have been secured By
Frederick Herens for the Veterans OF WASH
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