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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Buck Rogers Fro St0rted

Washington, May 22-CUP)-The Navy is getting set for the Buck Rogers" era in warfare.
 For instance:
 It's going to mount a major call- Der rocket launcher on the old bat- tleship Mississippi, which is being converted into the fleets gunnery training ship.
 A new type of torpedo which is guided to its target by the victim ships sounds, and another type which produces no tell-tale wake as it speeds on it's errand of destruc- ton have been developed.
 Because pilots no longer can get out of the modern high-speed planes, the Navy is developing a de- vice which enables flier to eject himself from a crippled or burning craft by pushing button which fires the seat, pilot and all, from a cockpit.
 Naval research experts, working with engineers of private firms, are carrying on research in jet systems for underwater propulsion of mis- siles with an anticipated speed of better than 100 miles an hour.
 Development work is going on in remote controlled navigational equipment for super-high speed air. craft of the future.
 Research is planned to develop projectiles that will increase the range of naval gunfire from the present of about 20 miles to between 80 and 100 miles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
NaOy Lifts Secrecy On Russi0n Fleet; Ranks Third tO ~. s.

Washington, May 22-(UP)-The Navy Department today lifted some of the secrecy surrounding the so- viet Unions sea power when it in- formed Congress that the Red Navy comprises 2O4 combat ships the worlds third largest fleet.
 However, the Soviet fleet is a poor third in terms of fire power be- cause the vast majority of its fight ing ships are submarines.
 At the same time, the Navy dis- closed plans to maintain sufficient reserves for the Atlantic Fleet to raise its strength above that of the Pacific Fleet in an emergency. At present, the Atlantic Fleet consti- tutes a less powerful striking force than the Pacific Fleet.
 The United States is far in front as a naval power. Its 756 combatant vessels come close to eqtlaling the present known combined strength of Great Britain, Soviet Russia, Italy and France. Great Britain is second. The Italian fleet eventually will be divided among the big three the U. S., Russia and Britain. The Japanese have no fleet to speak of remaining.
 The Navy provided the House App propriations Committee with the following table of comparative naval strength:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
Novy Vents Atomic Power ForVesseIs

Washington, May 22-CUP)-The Navy has asked Congress for funds to develop atomic energy plants as a source of power for propelling ships-particularly submarines.
 Capt. R. D. Conrad, director of scientific planning for the Naval Office of Research and Inventions, urged the House Appropriations Committee to grant $1,5OO,OOO Tor the necessary research. He said that submarines will soon be "ob- solescent" unless greater power plants can be developed.
 TThe course of the British and American development of anti-sub- marine equipment during the late war will render the submarine ob- solescent unless power plants of ap- preciably greater capacity can be developed" he declared.
 The immediate problem, he con- tinued, is fundamental research into basic atomic theory and into "a great many scientific and engineer ing problems which do not involve use of atomic power materials .'' He added that this primary work may take years before even a pilot plant can be constructed.
 Although we have had very dra- matic demonstrations of the power that resides in the nucleus Of the atom, the scientists assure us that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
g FIossenburg Men to Be Tried
 For Atrocities

Dachau, May 22-(UP)-Ffty- two Germans will be tried begin ming June 12 on charges of bury- ing political prisoners alive, tortur- ing Allied war prisoners and other atrocities atthe Flossenburg Con- centration Camp it was announced today
 Lt.-Col. Robert s. Shaw of Des Moines, chief prosecutor, said more than 25,000 persons died at Floss enburg from starvation, execution, beating and other abuses.
 On the last Christmas before the liberation, Shaw said, the Christ mas tree in the prison yard was overshadowed by six naked corpseS hanging by the neck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

 Plug Marine 'WoIkoufs

Washington, May 22 = UP) - American Communists are plugging for worldwide interference with American shipping in connection with the ieft-wing maritime strike scheduled to begin in the United States on June IS.
 Frederick N (BlaclEie) Meyrs, of the National Maritime Union, ap- parently wants foreign maritime unions to join in the strike. There is no secret about these programs. They have been stated in the Com munist press since this months unity convention in San Francisco of seven maritime labor organiza- tions, six of them C.I.O.
 The unity convention called strike for June IS. Point No. of the strike manifesto was as follows:
 "The national strike co-ordina- tion committee shall be instructed to make immediate contact with the secretariat of the World Federation of Trade Unions at Paris, France, and shall apprise the WF.T.U. of the impending maritime strike against American shipowners, and shall work out details for obtaining support from. the trade unions throughout the world afilliated with the world federation of trade unions"
 The World Federation of Trade Unions to which American mari- time unions nov appeal for strike support was organized last October in Paris. It has mixed Communist, Socialist and Left Wing labor lead- ership. Sidney Hillman of the CLOS Political Action Committee is a vice-president and a member of the organizations powerful ex- ecutive bureau.
 But when American unions say they are appealing to the W.F.T.U. Secretariat they mean Louis Sail- lant, a 35-year-old Frenchman of mixed Communist and Socialist sympathies. Saillant was elected secretary general of the W.F.T.U. at it's organizational meeting. The W.F.T.U. claims 75,000, 900 members throughout the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

their knowledge of nuclear phenom- ena is not very far advanced from the position occupied before the war, and that the work done during the war consisted largely of develop ments and applications of previous ly acquired knowledge" he said.
 - Rear Adm. H. G. Bowen, chief of the Office of Research and Inven- tions, said the development of ato- mic power plants will increase the speed of ships to such an extent that the entire underwater structure will have to be redesigned. But he added that it will be possible to make vessels more bomb and tor- pedo proof.
 '"The substitute of harneSsed atomic energy as . source of power aboard ship :. will 90 change the disposition of weights in ship that we will find ourselves in a position to make the hull plates much heavi- CT and to make the structure of the ship much stronger with the idea of making ships more resistant to bombing of whatever kind, and from torpedoeS," he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

The U. s. Navy has plans for sharply pairing down the fleet for postwar operations; Great Britain reportedly intends to do the same.
 Present plans call for the follow ing division of the U. s. Navy's ac- tive postwar fleet:
 Pacihc-An arnphibious force ade- uuate to handle one reinforced Ma rine division; and seven carriers, six escort carriers, two battleships, IT cruisers, 72 destroyers, 30 sub marines and 16 destroyer escorts.
 Atlantic-An Ambhibious force suitable for 0ne reinforced Marine division; and i've carriers, four es- cort carriers two bfttleships, 12 cruisers, 54 destroyerS, fl subma- rines and IA destroyer escorts.
 Combat ship reserves, manned to 20 to 20 percent of their normal wartime complements, are divided as follows:
 Pacif1c-One carrier, four cruis- CTS, nine destroyers.
 Atlantic-One carrier, one light carrier, two battleships, six cruis- CTS, 13 deStroyers.
 In addition, the Navy plans to keep in inactive status amphibious equipment capable of handling four reinforced divisions, B carriers, eight light carriers 56 escort car-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
OPA Extends
 Incentive Prices On Royon Lining

Washington, May 22.-UP)-The Government, in new move to speed shipments of mems suits to retail stores, today extended until theend of the year the incentive price program on rayon lining.
 The program, originally scheduled to expire June 30, gives the rayon producers a 10 per cent increase. It was put into effect in January when suit manufacturers reported that a shortage of lining was de- laying shipments of suits.
 eOfficials of both the Civilian Production Administration and the Office of Price Administration said the increase had proved sub- stantial help to the low cost cloth ing program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22

riers. 10 battleships, 30 cruisers, 2O5 destroyers, 106 submarines, 2O4 de- stroyer escorts and a large number of supply ships and other auxiliar- ies.
 The Navy informed the House Committee the ac- tive and reserve fleet units consti- tute "the minimum standard of readiness which is advisable in the light of the current international situation"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Boston, May 22-UP)-Directors of the New England Telephone & Telegraph Company today declared a dividend of $50 a share payable June 29 to stock of record June 2.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeest.


SoI0RED-soo BIN. EYE s.. n:sIsrtteR, ne; a,rtan
s9.sso; man many Other other bargains JOE cuRTo,
eShSkED@fdds eesSsy as9 Il & Blk M cAf fo0 lst com
Beautiful home situated for doctor or
beauty parlor or any other king Of bust
ness; sd4.750, terms. JOE CURTo' Realty
CoLoRED-I4th AND C SITS. N,E-sl. 800
down payment: ideal row. 2-story brick.
in Al condition; possession can be given
mmfdia5slS RRa can Rf1Y es HnFshassd cd for
cofSkEb-fAMfI1 Ge4lStGs sb HH dHGS FLAT. Just on X
st. at 9th n.e-Two apartments Of rms rms
ing Ing systems: an ideal home as well as
Is. st fhs other help pay for fss hon. SS1 SS1
apt Cali Mr.. o'Denneii, THoS !.
d6EoREDS E5sasa e0 Rooss SS Ra'tstf BATHS ssas
Ans s.stoTy brick; convenient losstioa ion on on
rood rod se serms st h fsif as priee oe oil pu
Nj. Alien Cali today. 10 70 :, TABLER,
cSIokEpssi tSf Ela st. is,b nx e. g. 19io
PARK; good. Condition: $500 cash vili han
s fs ssndsy r2aapE NA ps ps:,e ska1ss scur
9th st. ne. because some one has told
rSm Ss else amy ff s s or haxs sss 0i sis
hurry. Contains rooms. "a baths.
Owner will completely ds Tsdscorste snnSdx h,xh'
ITO i to 4. 5ts josEpH Z. BRUNO Co. e., Realtors,
eSEdkEDGsrE sSa Fl ns Nj 4His 81 roDAYopen to-
most charming and beautiful homes you
trsetive row brick Living room, dining
bath; auto. sas heat. Home in excellent
condition. Be sure 70 come out and see
.ns safy nsa Ssa 1Ro sE yHsT IN
CO. l4l5 K st. NV. ME-. 540o. Wash
inston,s CompIets A Rs.l I Estate ms Institution:
200 onS sl0se
yrs. old. one rooms. one :! rooms. bath,
h.-w. oil heat, porches. full cellar: only
So 49s GR terms a WI ssf5 REtax Once
cohokGp1,: cpsh iID1 e s.R Tnqs sT. NE-rine prop
erty. semidet.. lot 40xl4s. shrubbery. fruit
3 stories and basement, 8 rooms. ga baths,
cash viii handIe. Call Mr, Porter. PRovI-
ss45. Once open from l2 to Sunday.
COLORED-7Is ST. N.E-2-story-a and
basement brick. rooms, 9 baths; has 3
rooms in basement, 3 rooms and bath
on 1st f., 3 rooms Zone a kitchen) and
bath on 2nd a.: oil burner. hot-water
heat. electric. refrigerator. Suitable for
two or three families.
Colored-Near n H. ave and New
room. dining room. kitchen. 3 bedrooms
inclosed. heated sleeping porch and bath
on End a.: hot-water heat: metal garage.
For appt. to inspect either of these homes
phone Mr.. Owen, CO. 8166. L. T GRA-
Waite, Realtor, 729 18th st. NV, MA.
0753.
COLORED-12OO BLK OF WYLIE st. ne
cash.
100 blk. Bladensburg I'd. n.e.-6 rms.
bath. h.-wh., electricity: lst commercial;
S"'oou Nm Aooo iA' 1'~' A'U
Evening star., 1946-10-27

53S2-DE. llou
COLORED - HOUSES FOR SALE 1905
28th st: NV; 3-story brick, 13 rooms, 3
ments Small amount of cash. Terms.
1877 Church st. NV; 3-story brick.
l2 rooms. g baths, h " H.: now rented as
three apartments. Small amount OF cash.
4aa Eye st. NV; s-room frame. first
MICHAEL WALSH y SON. lell Eye st.
n W.. RE s2s2. Evenings. CO. $3.50. --27
COLORED-I5i3 9th ST. N.w.--Consist-
ing of 2 apis. of rooms. bath. Arcola
h.-w.h. each: 1st commercial, row bricH;
reasonable down payment. Call MOTIFS
Cohen p Mr. vinnicI with NJ 4 n sos8 RRA5f dE
nth ST. NV, vacant
Easy terms and reasonable down payment.
rooms. bath, c.h, h, full basement
Sinnief sith sdss ! pRA5ssEa as5 a,i. itot ea.l
ccGo1EoRED0la-RM. HOUSE. only 50, 900
down. I4-rm. house small down payment;
2 6-Im. houses, near 4ath r St; ne; e fIY GHi
NJ NJ Carter; a5 lsFF FF' 1s4s. MADDEN REALTY
BLK. 18th ST. N.W.-9
rms. bath. h-wh.. electricity; S13,5o0'
i 500 Blk. 5th st. n.w-s rms. bath.
h ". h.. electricity; lst commercial: SILL
IS 500 Blk. 4th st. n.w.-e-family house,
Unit blk; of Fla. ave. n,w.-6 rms,
bath. h.-w.h.. electricity: 1st commercial;
1000 Blk. P st. n,x.-lo rms. baths,
GUY TIMER. 1898 You St NV. NO.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

COLORED-I2OO BLK. OF WYLIE St. ne
5 rms, gas. electricity; $4,000; $1,000
cash.
100 blk. Bladensburg I'd. n.e.-6 rms
bath. h.-w.h., electricity: lst commercial
$4,000 cash. GUY TIMER, 1926 You
st NV. NO 4401
Evening star., 1946-10-27

1884 PORTER ST N.W.-A beautiful home
dining room. library, sunroom, kitchen.
pantry, center hall and lavatory on FIRST
floor: bedrooms. . baths and inclosed
Frigidaires, maids room and toilet in base
ment: awnings and Venetian blinds; lot
60x114: lear detached garage.
Silver Spring. 10224 Colesville rd-A
beautiful brick bungalow; living room with
fireplace and mirror wall dining room:
kitchen with GE REFRIGERATOR. gas stove;
ished second floor: numerous closets, We
netian blinds, storm windows and screens;
o menf hea1 oniv 10Y sn1Mn KrPs Rs epD1hs 4
Vermont ave. MA. 1857; eyes, GE. a494.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

WOODBRIDGE BARGAlNs-1925 r. l.
ave. ne.-Dandy lse. 6-rm. home, like
new, oil h.-wh nicely furn., 1st COM
mercial. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Open.
Woodridge-2948 Mills ave-Lge. 6-rm.
home, lot 70x120. ideal location, refined
neighborhood. now vacant. Inspect at
once. Only "a So. to r. !. ave. II. C.
MAYNOR 4 CO., 1914 r. /. ave. ne.
WOODRIDGE-6-rm.: tile bath: full base
ment; recreation room. fireplace: h.-wh:
sacrifice, S11 ,750. terms
West Hyattsyille, brick. like new: 6-rm.;
tile bath: fireplace; auto heat; must sell
College Park, lovely S-rm., bath: Ice.
corner lot; barsain price.
Bungalow bargain; vacant: 2 bedrms.:
good condition; move in on down payment.
Acreage tracts and lots for sale. For
further particulars call WOODBRIDGE
REALTY CO.. 1881 Rhode Island ave. ne,
Evening star., 1946-10-27
HOUSES Eop sALe-Northwe,t.

COLORED-I931 18th ST. N.W:--11 rms, /.
baths, finished bassment end otsrs Excel excel.
eeoLDSihEB@f1Ss & VI HoR4R Nj nELMoSr isos st. nw.-11
rooms, 2. baths, h.cw5h. coal: excellent
ToRAD. ste,soH Nj. 1898.
CoLORED-s ROOMS, BATHS, h.-w,h.
oil, full basement, 2 incl. porches. excellent
ecSiosHb@sExR col ssssiSn 4 " bdssAk hGKAD HIN seSoo
Brick, 8 rooms and bath, h.-w.h: near
stores, schools and transportation; req
s9nae.e Mn aess, cash payment E. A. SASN1'
COLORED-YOU WILL, be. fsvorably i'm,
pressed Win The sf kcfsns soms s0hdSa s rooms
II shs I SSS sIeek :, st Ssz1 SaTG
SSESEaBo3aN6 SSSSEESEEaRBB@oa6Aa AAffssgd' ssd INVESTMENT mr.
s9ee srSs5S b v nRnss pssns ssas
E5 ssf saaesssS and sHfs 1n
s yhs s m 'u'f s3nets
sssh, SAM RosEY; Ap; az 200. uo,r. .,-
celient brick home available in this ex-
tremely desirable, area; house Is i'm in fne
eonaion and all rms are ana ,sres sna and
sunrm. downstairs: 4 bedrms. and bath up
stairs eysy G asao sa IT. esepa aseP VIEW
GCGoHnG6kIEDOvAcANT; open en- 10 pm.
2sOs, 1st st. NV, near Howard Uniy;a n.c,
for
fined neighborhood: substantially built 3,
story brick. rooms and bath: 200
down. URc1oLo REALTY CO. ME. 1871
CoLORED-FoR DOCTOR Near 10Th
and Florida ave. n.w.-ll rooms. 3 baths.
LINKINs CO, exclusive agent. 1878 st,
COLORED-BROKERS. attention-3631
10th st. n;wI8 rms, oil heat It's storm .ttIa- win-
ment; rIas reasonable down sHso payment; mspe'-
tlSn dh dRESaNEAR ihyltsd Ar T its AND KENYON sts
n'N.~seautifai nHstifi semidet.: ia 5-story and base.
ment brick, ii rms 3 baths. oil heat;
asOs na o 5S5 vns aoWn snd BALANCE
coMEf es EfnI Really e 'esp.ss co. sss W n. y ave
CoLoRED - AMAZING BUY for present
market! :. In heart OF NV, near every cry.
thing; tulI private rms. extra kit, 80 5aeS S"a
eooK eeso dGMa sKoKERAes foa s co 'u9A pU aisa.A
C0LOREDMyACANT1sNessr Ant sN,es Goyernmens n,ens
in on deposit. 81 800 down. S65 per mo.
cHAs. 1; NORRIS. Realtor. @135 Pa. aye aye
Col cSIoEED@laoo kE1 III BLK. W ST. N.w.@5-
bedroom house semidet., full basement,
INV coal heat. This won't last ,rsn lons; :;
ShSqy G9 dScn So aS5 .na terms s NV ny ssf5
Open till o pm. Once open from IL
to 5 Sunday.
Corner property Ideal for professional
8 rms, bath. full cellar, gas heat; Pos Pos.
session Cash or terms. PROvIDENI
REALTY CO., 1455 P st. NV. MI. SS45;
Open till g pm. ONCE open from IL
CoLoRED@i0 RMS. . baths. h.-wh..
elec. Nr. 18th and Girard. Terms. NO.
G}sSSGso3REp-s }sSs3 RMS, tile bath, h.-wh..
garage Mt. First and r. Terms. NO.
COLORED-NR. eth and YOU N.W.-11
rms, modern. 3 baths: ideal for rooming
house Priced reasonable. Terms to suit.
Call MR.. DICKENS for inspection, DE
53S2-DE. 1850. -
Evening star., 1946-10-27
HOUSES FOR sALr-hs,.hss,s.

is Transferred ana offers for Immediate
sale his lovely home Of Colonial design:
den l and fully eouippsd % kitchen. large
bedrms. and tiled bath, fun basement with
psneled recreation rm. large lot inclosed
Mich. ave. ne to D. C. line. left on La
Sale rd to Ingraham st., right to Goth
ave. left to Goth pl. to house. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO., S16 9th st. NV. RE
$3.50.
LANG PLACE N.E.-Splendid 6-rm. brick
home recently redecorated. cedar-lined
closets, full basement, gas heat . wonder
Evening star., 1946-10-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-kerthwsst.

BRIGHTWOOD, ouintana near 9th-Dst,,
lovely rms. and bath. iull BASE on neal
yg o hs cam be
very reasonably on terms. call solem, WI "
ssIeHT%ooD sgds 1Ssex r Really fF c. .o weekdays
UPPER PETwoRTH. Delaneld near Kan
porches, full base, h.-w.h., garage. Very
Convenient Priced to sen. ooce Can MT tai a!
sRiaHfwooD RssI Hf ao REAITY siaayi q CO. 0 ''''
BRIGHTwOoD. mr.. Calvin Coolidge High;
attractive semidet. brick. lovely rms:
es NIX xtdys Hftas III aaa 'fdss SEzi
BRIGHTwOOD-open from TO 6: 313
Whittier st. NV. Semidet. brick. excel.
ss sssd 1ss sssss ssf f Daess
sess. at settlement. 20
vACANT-Rock Greek Forest. Only 4
yrs. OLD. This beautiful det brick Wit With
bedsms ssasm ana spS Sas ash 'as IND
ment. oil h.-w.h.,. Is an excellent buy.
GaaNY Ga soday co. ssss conn .e no. sesa
I'm F. NJ. sELio REALTY CO. For Better
Deals and Better Service" DI; 1:94.
posshes soS eo'k Large ses0hsaTd sard oil
INV; heat, modern convsnieness:, Ewes. and
Sundays, Mr.. Reynolds, ia. 1854.
SILVER SPRING-Bungalo low near Ga. and
Alaska aves; three bedrooms. stairway. to
hoored attic: oil heat, elec. refgr.; detached
garage: some repairs needed, S12.500
about $500 cash: private sale. write
aGTTRACTivE AZ BRICK BUNGALOW. only s
years old: large living room with fireplace,
good-sized dining room, two nice bedrooms;
modern Kitchen, fully tiled bath. finished
attic that makes nice bedroom. full base
ment. automatic heat: best section OF Ia
koma Park; convenient to Transportation:
shown by appt only. Call H. Peck. GE.
2a4I: PECK CO.; CO; a3S$. , ~ -
furn.: rms and bath, full basement, gas gas
shops: modern condition. IA. I474.
McDEVITT, REALTOR, SALES BULLETIN:
Takoma Park. Md, l blk. from Sligo
Parkway-Det., g. lge. rms and bath. nre-
place, complete kitchen, full basement, h.
W. oil heat; lot 237x250 IT. e extra bldg.
lots); has private driveway; excel place for
children. Price reduced for quick sale.
Open Sunday . to 8 pm. 452S 9th st.
n.w.-Semidet brick. southern exposure;
apt. on lst A., 2 apts. on md fl: total
rent S3I5 monthly; rm. for 3-rm. apt. in
lge. dry basement: oil heat. deep lot. ga
rage, fruit trees. possession with title.
Open Sunday to 5 pm; sos Newton
ST., Cheverly. Md, turn right at General
Hospital sign-New tvacanu det. brick
and JIM shingles: rms, tile bath. fire-
place. complete. lge. kitchen. gas heat. l
blk. to bus; priced under today's market.
McDEVITT. Realtor. sH. $3.50 or RA. 1922
Evening star., 1946-10-27

PBuNG mN HOW, ssd ST NE. = New-house
| condition. h-wh: conv. to schools, shop
ping center and transp.; owner occupieeo,. ,eo,.
sas s4s5 on wM sss' II. te BoAzE' s4os 18th st. ne,
M sxslysiye agent; MI ss4l. ysle ,,n,aiovs O,
Other houses also. WILLIAM H. BoAzE,
340S 18th st. ne. Call Mr.. Kretsinger,
Ms NJ HARD HARD TO FIND A BUY like this
1901 Blaine st. ne; near MINI. ave
Beautiful corner brick; Yrs otd; h,b nv nm rm
wood s'n mo; aoors full easement .ato gas @ Ssst
| lae. yard; in new-house condition. Open
ea sqRs'' pcn tS PM cox sndts
fp eeT re ne hEGF lsaa fysit S1 sev.r. Pic.
are are made into :. and 3 apts., also = mic.
s9nfplGe ar. prieed viz riaht and can be bought o
ssfy ss poP esPni aARTzs ssa d. sass Ses sSss
oFs OFF MINI. AVE, N.E.-corn.r brick
thins. dhi Reasonably priced. slas5o; terms
~ sGE 81 GgfT2f IT, EfHE Nf;tyr e. re eAfiToL fT
speeS ssss sr'ef k1akISs Ems sas CO. sa
NV. Ewes. and Sundays call Mr.. Romer'
STick yn S'dHi POSSESSION, $500 down
Blaine st. ne. conv. to Benning I'd ne
and Penna. ave. s.e.-In excellent cond
sd9ss pss 'shhas sss een
syss aysil b AgEsRaah g9se1bseh. MI sas $50 d. aaai
brick and stucco home, prewar built, bsia' In
rooms. sha baths. large living room witt
anepiasedi ana study % or den. gas hot, water heat.
car brick garage; unusually large lot. SO,
14O feet. ANCHOR fence; convsnisnt vsni;a mt, +
senSai sensts, n1s aiso st. Francis and st. ANTHONY
shown By appointment only. For further
sHHanoN ss Mr. IHcag g. oh i5Ss so
near Nj n"i; "iMckfNLEY XII HIGH-rwo-story row
DrsaS Do4aS.. I .ns ea sFSes saS sas. 81
Ct shs passar rsti Na Rs.es ssca snlS Eve.
aii-eiectric Kitchen: asbestos siding; I'm.
ished attic. WA. 4229. Leaving towr
nRdsasL snRRodsoaksLAND-possession with title: de
throughout; 1st floor has 4-room sot. Enc
wsN Assas REEarT1 Me sifsef o4ss ss. New osa
YSeANr@isos we; sn:o 1909 q Otis n..s room. .ns
S.aasifsf nsiHsf0 ssssrer esasaT ssmidstsessa WI
lovely lawn ana back yard: only Sl4.s59 20
with $l,500 down, OSCAR SEIGEL;a 81 ~
, DETACHED STUCCO. on main street: Is
commercial; oil heat; excellent ne area
has basement and garage; house in yer:
! GOOD condition; good for financing. OSCAf
SEIqEL. DI. 63SS: evenings call MI
BOOMING HOUSE. located in Brookland-
! excellent returns: detached with extra larg,
lot: can be purchased with only ois. 81 So So
nas: nhss faas fi NJ seee csst powk ss pay tn.
4 like rent; row brick: close to shoppin,
-TFLJA. nc. 341s 14th st. NV. oner
today l to Pm. -zS