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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03
Strand Bills New Musical
 'l9A6 ziegfeId Eollies'
 Studded With Stars

With all the splendor and da2z- ling spectacle that made the stage productions the main events on New York's Main Stem, M-G.M's "zieg- field F'ollies of 1948" is in the same all-star tradition, full of beauty and song and gorgeous girls-au in breath-taking technicolor now at the Strand Theater.
 M-G-M has gathered one of the top casts of all time to sing and dance and entertain audiences. Their names are roster of Holly woods best talents: Fred Astaire, Lucille Bremen, Fanny Brice, Judy Garland, Kathryn Grayson, Lena Horne, Gene Kelly, James Melton. Victor Moore, Red SkeltoIl, Esther Williams, William Powell, Edward Arnold, Marion Bell, Bunin's Pup pets, Cyd Charisse, Hume Cronyon, William Frawley, Robert Lewis, Vir- ginia O,Brien and Keenan Wynn. :
 Powell, in his showmen's heaven, harks back to the good old days on Broadway. He sees his great stars, his great productions. We, the au- dience, see them too, in the form of Bunin's Puppets, a. clever fascinat- ing moment in the production. Then, as Powell speculates what 8 Follies would be like today, he calls upon Astaire to take over."
 Every number Is itself a high light. Miss Williams is exquisite in the water ballet number. Keef1an Wynn is howl in Number, Please Melton and Miss Bell sing "Trayi- ata" in glorious voice. Astaire and Miss Bremen do two enchanting dances in This Heart of Mine" and "Limehouse Blues" " Al
 1 Fanny Brice, Cronyn and Frawley will make you howl as they go l through "A Sweepstakes Ticket" Lena Horne sings 'Love" as only she can. Judy Garland reveals all the dramatic and comedy talents at her command In 'tAn Interview" q sa- tiric bit you'll enjoy and long re- member. Astaire and Gene Kelly forming Hollywood's top dancing duo, entertain in "IEhe Babbitt and the Bromide" with song and dance as well. Red Skelton shows you what will happen When Television Comes" and Kathryn Grayson is Beauty" personified in the num- Der of that title. s.SsrssE
 Latest FOX Movietone News and | a new M-G-M color cartoon. com plete the bill. s9ssx4
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03

Charlie Barnet, who is appear ing with his orchestra at Lake Compounce Sunday, May 5sais one of the top recording hands in the land. Now as an exclusive recording artist for Decca his re- leases include, Come Out, Come Out, "What A Difference A Day Makes, "Saltir' Away My Sweet Dreams", My Heart Isn't In It., ''Strolin' ," "Sitting Home Wait ing. T Like To Riff, "Oh Miss Jackson, "Be-Baba -Leba", and his ever popular "Black Magic.
 A saxophonist comparable with the greatest of all time, Charlie Barnet has blended together an organization who seem to have discovered the secret of the su- perior rhythms, colors and back grounds generally played by the greatest stylists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03
Union Hordware Dispute Goes On

The Union Hardware Company, Torrington, and the CLIO. union representing its employees are still in disagreement on nine contract issues, and the union will ask the U. s. Cancellation Service to enter the dispute.
 A strike planned for April 22 was
 postponed when the company grant, ed a wage increase of lS 1-2 cents | an hour, but parleys held to settle other points of the contract have been without success. The unlOr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03
Snow Guards Industries

Washington, May 3-(UP)-The lieutenant governors of Indiana and Connecticut yesterday accused q special Senate committee on indus trial decentralization with attempt ing to uproot industries now estab- lished in eastern and mid western states and transfer them to western states.
 Lt.-Govs. Richard James of In- diana and Wilbert Snow of Connec- ticut told Senate Interstate Com merce subcommittee that the Fed eral government must refrain from "artifical stimulants" in encouraging industries to locate in any particu- lar area.
 They said a special committee headed by Sen. Pat McCarran, (D.-Nev.) had discriminatory bial against states already industrialized, and asked that the committee'S work be ended. 1a
 Snow decried what he described as a tendency of some states to ask the Federal Government to solve their problems. He said Connecticut faced serious difficulties in reoon- verting to peace time uses such es- tablishmentS as the Electric Boat Company Shipyard at Groton.
 He urged that western states en- courage industrial research through increased teaching salaries at state universities rather than by appeal. ing for Federal aid.
 Henry E. Foley, representing thu New England Council and the New England state governors, charget that the McCarran committee wa highly unrepresentative," with nt members from industrial states. HI particularly criticised a comnitte, recommendation that plants bull for war production in the East b' temporarily frozen in an effort "t' reduce the 65 per cent share o these states in the nations maHiu factureS,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03
Hots Out of World
By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN

United Press Star Correspondent
 Paris. May 3--My bride said when got to Paris to buy her a hat. Without feathers, she said. Poor gal. She did not know that chapeaux Parisienne this season look like large wisconsin cheeses studded with such bricabrac as pot tery, snails, plaid ribbons, chrysan- themums and baby shoes.
 The only other hats of the dern- iere mode Mile. Yvette assured me, are those built on lines of me- dium sized dishpans. These are worn two wRys-right side up, so that the lady beneath looks like she's hauling laundry on her head. or upside down, so that it's diffi- cult to see what she does look like.
 I know about these things be- cause I spent the afternoon with mademoiselle among the mirrors and mouse-colored upholstery in her salon on the Rue de L'Opera. Made moiselle has blue eyes and hair dyed orange, and when she puts on one of her own hats !n pink, the effect is startling. don't mean funny. I mean frightening.
 Fellow Americans, I saw l8 oi these hats as modelled by Mile Yvette, and I claim if our wives are going to look like that we bet ter flee to the South Sea Islands That isn't all. Mademoiselle's hats are inexpensive ones. They only cost from $65 to 80 each. Or, as we say in French zut,zut.
 So I told Mile. Yvette my bride wasn't having any. l said what else did she have to show me? She sug- Rested frivolities. said maybe friv- olite would be exactly right. Made moiselle brought one out. It wal beauty. The thinnest black neI nightgown ever saw. One hundred and ten dollars. I told mademoisell< my bride was a gal inclined to gel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03
US. Replaces Britain In Aussies Wool Mart

San Francisco, May 3(UP)-The United States has replaced Great Britain as the greatest market for Australian wool, radio Australia re- ported today.
 During the first nine months ot the current fiscal year, the United States purchased 924,625 bales oi Australian wool, compared with British purchases of 684, ,886 bales the broadcast said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03

 World War and II, the Mass to be held at 8 a. m., Saturday, May % in the Immaculate Conception Church.
 Mrs. Brophy was appointed chair man of the VIEW. Auxiliary's ah- nual poppy drive, and an audit re- port was made by Mrs. Conlon, past president. Plans were also com- pleted for decorating of graves Memorial Day. Mrs. Brophy will be in charge. The New Haven County Council of VIEW. Auxiliary will hold it's monthly meeting Sunday at 2 p. m in Mechanics Hall 1t was announced last night. Council officers will be elected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03

membership has given its executive board the power to set a new strike date,
 Among the issues on which the parties disagree are arbitration procedure. overtime pay provisions, vacation pay. Christmas bonus and wage reopening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03
Marriage Intentions

Marriage intentions filed at the Bureau of Vital Statistics in City Hall include:
 Alvin Dominick Balunas, 52 Oakville Avenue, and Kathleen Moore, 9o1 North Main Street.
 John Carosella. 1908 North Main Street, and Mary D'Angelo, B Cottage Place.
 Edward LaRosa, 1877 Baldwin Street, and Josephine Fiermonte, 43 Maynard Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03
Hats Oul of WorId
 Innocent Has Terrific Time Shopping in Paris

cold in anything thinner than flannelette.
 Mile. Yvettes smile was getting brassy now, but I had to hand It to her. She kept smiling. She sug- gested jewelry. She said did know that in Paris the sea horse is a symbol of everlasting love? said I did not know this.
 Madeamoiselle brought out brace lets, earrings, clips and necklaces, all mare of mettalic seahorses en- twined lovingly in each others arms. I hope my bride likes seahopses. hope they don't turn her skin green. I bought her a layout of seahorses, price $3l. Mile. Yvette assured me I'd made a wise choice.
 Warning to Bride
 She said love now would endure for sure forever more at our house. Thirty-one dollars is a low price to pay for that, and hope my bride reads this dispatch. I want her to be forewarned before I deluge her with seahorseS.
 Down the street and around the corner ran into a gift for my self. I bought myself an etching Gin case you want to come up and see it) of flower market on the Seine. This cost S1.22. On my way home I saw in the grocers display of magnificent red strawberries.
 told the girl to wrap me up g basket. She did. She wrapped my strawberries in pink paper and tiec them with green ribbon. That's wher got my worst infiationary jolt.
 My pint of strawberries cost $1 50 The paper to wray 'em in was 2 cents extra. You guessed the rest My berries were mouldy, all but the beauties on top.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03
WATERVILLE Correspondent: Mrs. Gertrude
 Lane; Telephone S-6511.
Grace Church Women Meet Wednesday
 Mrs. Leo LahsFty
 At Hospital for
 Minor Operation

Waterville, May 3.-The Women's Society for Christian Service of Grace Methodist Church will hold their regular monthly business meet ing Wednesday evening in the church parlors. Mrs. Harry Stride will preside. Hostesses will be Mrs. Walter Ogresik, Miss, Ruth Norton and Mrs. Bertha Platt.
 The weekly Bible meeting will be held this evening at Gospel Hall on Thomaston Avenue at 8.
 Miss Emma Lentz who has been making her home with MT. and Mrs. Wesley Rood, Jr., of Chester Avenue for the last few months has left for California.
 Mrs. Leo Lafferty, Sr., of 1854 Thomaston Avenue is a patient at Waterbury Hospital where she will undergo minor operation.
 In Maine
 Mrs. Emery sears ana son, Emery Jr., are vacation1ng with MT. Sears mother, Mrs. Maudie Sears in Cor ono, Maine. Miss Ruth Sears o1 Orono who has been visiting hel accompanied them.
 Mrs. Thomas Grady and daugh- ter, Carol Ellen have returned tc their home on Thomaston Avenue after visiting with Mrs. Grady's brother and sister-in-law, MT. anC Mrs. A. Larson in Washington Conn.
 mother, Mrs. Maudie Sears in Or. Cheshire were recent visitors witt MT. and Mrs. William Dubay O Downes Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03
Current Films. Time SchedNlg

LOEW'S STRAND-"Ziegfeld FOl- lies": 12:45, 2:55, 5:06. 7:20, 9:30 p. m. sis WARMERS STATE-"TOmOfrOw Is Forever: 12:25, 3:2S, 6:25, 9:25 p. m. rssS LOEW'S POLI "Breakfast; in HollywoOd": 1:OO, 4:20, 5:AO P. m. a es7EaS
 '"The H0odlum Saint: &:AO. 5:55, 9:15 p. m. sts4ns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03

Milk is taken to market in bam- boo milk bottles" on the back or a donkey in Tibet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03
TROLLING PIN" CAKES a

TROLLING PIN' CAKES
 A popular delicacy in Czecho- slovakia, are rolling pin" cakes. baked on special occasions As the name indicates, they are made in the shape of rolling pins.
 Farm and factory production in Greece are increasing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-05-03

mother, Mrs. Maudie Sears in Or Cheshire were recent visitorS with MT. and Mrs. William Dubay oi Downes Street.
Evening star., 1946-10-06
SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAND.

GENTLEMAN's ESTATE; 13 spacious rms.
bedrms 4.esr saTsgs sst ;,,earr, acres; i;on in
SoRTaEasr SesFf Hss Esla.fs RRAIrY tuhef Wa 1a
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-At-
tractive modern detached brick home at
5aGna csi M- Meade 6s'R Warfieid nf isas OF WM il
SAUNDERS co, INC. 1919 X ST. NV.
DIREcT BI ES19 FROM FRap / oWNER-Beautiful sub
urban S-room home, consisting Of 4 large
has large entrance hall, living room den.
dining room. full bath and complete
s1 with tx
fakoMa FAX MNfH fARK buns m io allow of rms large
!vlas Rltchsns rem *taa 6ia frens ssrsss
good, clean house substantisl Iht; cash VIM
HYATTSNILLE-Good bungalow OF 3 rms,
and downtown D; G.; only $1,000 cash
EAdLtsfvh WM & MAF1iN 1asHLxSpkossbuTs hS eolona
brick. bedrms.. els tiled baths. lge liy,
rm br Ice din rm With tdaooS beamea SeilmE annE
isun rm,; horse barn: beautifully Land: land.
scaped, l acre ground. white boaTd aIa renee nns
Th9 Tt hoHse sls was sh sae b one Of
homs osst aFshteess s5eoo anS SW1ssToN 5o
EEaH1RIANp suNGALow.;;,,s miles, miles = p. c:
cs ssff Snat ifssi VIZ sia!
sH sEG2 GsHH1ia BRICK M home large
living room with fireplace, dining room,
Kitchen with range, bedrooms. =, z baths, at
heat; heat lot 7sxi5T shade trees; zpossessssdieen ssde
EIsoS Ks sf.ssRsnt sesss s. gnon ssS
fs1 sSw 'ps 'PpRs1cfoniy sHss sa tef this
Suasil9w sHe onx With Phons se no% St and SCI the
RfyERb.Ef tlfS1asf Fl HEIGa1s.s-reem bungalow
aresorx. VA isia; ewes. oL. 2s73 With
Saas Sdnss 9NlS bedsms 1n Mi0ys bath; Fst foer, v
refgr and stove, full basement, .lge. recr.
rase rm laab ABOUT Fm acre s nfR Of arouad Priced
o es MFS With e5efGrzzA g. g. w RsEs
Govt; this is one of the finest homes III in
this section nice, aulet mslgnnopno1pa pot
eaSsf sosfsoe o. 'ed bedrooms. living room dining
room, kitchen, stove. refgr., nice the batn.
heat: heat C can be bought for $1,000 down AND
asssGnas1sr sSe ekrsT ssEps ffs REAL
Colonial BRICK sl.soo cash ash, doyn s;1n
STss alss yns r ne repaes 1S sess st
roomy kit. with Magic Che, stove ,,s snt and
gas &C heat; situated on lovely wooded
lot, overlooking, Sligo pkwy., Silver Spring hs
ssers sss 81 these pssatfn homes
yUsuKsHN s5f saqf 1avRssF%ENr lsSRssilSaE
G3Ro6KsibE G3 sN idso MxNofsss sxss 81 this a6sck
with With rear covered porch, dining rm. and and
ssdraa pnd coorsd aled bash fu
ment. outside entrance. recr. rm., copper
plumbing. Gas h.-w.h.; situated on level,
eTey fenes lot It has asf
throughout and truly is "a dream cam, OF "a :
transportation. Priced Tor QUICK SAFE
sive With SUBURBAN INyEsTMAIEaNT INyEsTsMAIEaT 4
sfI SEVER W SPRING. on granville DR., 2 blks
spring copnFy SGTsasags 4m
pm qat, iirepi }irepiaee. &C. heat attic gar nice
level lot fenced in: perfect cong SI1p PIlssd nss
e sell liberal ave terms. ssSs 3 iii
HYATTsVILLE-Modern 6-rm. brick bun
salow g bsarms dao bath a-G hsa5 siiREs assss
aiss4 abs4 iqs penSa sassao ave- ser fR as0a til
bath, oil &C heat: chicken house. fenced
1sti BURGESS CESS a5ss Psnn.. ave; Sc. TR.
PPss9TawoRra-A Ps9Taw 81 E nrueninrer built row-btlck
fisehsS st sor hss snd as noor ss ' @
.as with .ls:s5as sssSs, ss
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Evening star., 1946-10-06
SUBURBAN sAlE-vIRGINIA.

NORTH ARLINGTON-Early occupancy,
s-room. 2.bath, 2-family brick: immacu-
5 ranges and refres.: s., 600 down. bal.
ssT T.n soc o lH, ior sso
month. This is goins to be = 5000 c,,asal deal
sn I'll 'eas n ~hs sSs '1 d. sfss
aTrENfYoN-o1s iTi aSfG with $1,000 cash ana
salary Of S3a5 month OF n,In more sed Here Here
SeanSg Se nSIe Fairfax al c., only a sos5 minute.
from tse vsn.ssn sna Snds ssosm ofSsF @
cost cost you about sss a month, ineludins
sscHiE sfss Ii fI Il. DAN1EIs. naes D1. siss or 81.
LEST'Us LET us SHOW YOU A HOUSE which could
not be built today, for the price asked for
the house and land combined. 1t is chock-
Of arss nnaae a
planned aIi-electrie kitchen, s-car built-in
ARcH1E ARC EH il. DANIELS. DI. s1ss or dL.
VACANT miles beyond washington
ing room, large equipped kitchen, center
door, door. csaheS beSrooms @ and % bath situated on
lovely 3ha acres Of ground: priced low at
$4,000, convenient to SchooS, etc. FoE
further Information call OK. 0s7S, GI.
SExR SHSi FALLS cHURcH-Jenerson VIII
ass oyey y SriGa eoms sln
ing room, kitchen on LIST noof bed
rooms and bath on End floor; full base
ment; oil heat; venetian blinds; price
$1,000 For further information cali
OK. 0s7s. GIL. 6693. Exclusive with
kovEIY MShhFH STONE AND FRAME HOME, 9
rms, I "a baths, 2 porcheS, oil hot-Water
heater, IA acres Of land. Must be seen to
be appreciated. 5 miles from Leesburs,
Va. Frice. $4,000. For further informa-
tion, call GL. 6593. or DI $500 weekdays.
Exclusive with G. 4. METzLm; -
ington; lovely 6-rm. and bath. water, elec-
tricity. fireplace. situated on 141 acres
lovely stream, horse barn. dairy barn tnas
will accommodate 40 stanchions, silo, milk
house; also with this are work horses
wagon, corn planters, II tons OF nay, .
acres of corn; price $4,000. For further
Information, call Pannilh GIL. 65a3 or Di.
5000. weekdays. Exclusive with c. A.
E : BEDRooMs. liz baths. in the West
rails Church section Of yirginis-abous
3 blocks on Lee hwy. There is bedroom
and lavatory on the 1st hoor, bedrooms.
4 nursery and bath on the moor above
full basement, finished playroom with as,
phalt tile floor; oil burner, a1r.condltioneo
hest; Just being insulated. Possession
may be had At time purchase asai Is ssh 81.
isl'L KE1EY. TX. = sRANNER' D1, 774o' eyes,
- lcootmusd o. Next rass,
Evening star., 1946-10-06
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CHARLES 5. GUM mas clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section OF Wash.
and nearby Maryland. FIR. 1906.
TOR p9LLAEs se ,dt ne taes ana ,na Marsdana
appraisal. with, no obligation: we have
clients with cash or will buy outriens YOU YOU
service. T. b BURGESS. 1884 Penn. ave.
- PsoMfT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home. business or investment prep
FHRIEs, Resltor:. sos North Capitol Ma
CASH BUYERS Tor D. C. ana Nd. property
aS Sdor dsla{ SH SeH1TT1s eo setsr:. .sss yoa ashsat Ell
vi:sna y. .sH No to1 7zHs En,,r nron.rtv
or Sc, white or colored. MARYLAND or Viz Viz
sinia coy opPkrfsw. Sc; P1 4ss4; RE Ei,i l1ss ns,
all cash or will sell for you. We, We g, Ee'
i FAY CASH for houses. white or colored
any condition. B. LISS, 1105 sth st. NV
nETHEsDA-2 or 3 bedroom, from owner
-nnssession st your convenience. CaA aftel
p.un., WI. 6491. 4
Evening star., 1946-10-06

bedrooms. ba tn and ~,
transportation. h.-w. h. 8.
further informa ton call
;, PL. 09tS. Also SH.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

81 zoe mo- o4sH s say s5 this MS sTes or cash
$3.50 CASH 'h buys S'y; 5-room bungalow in
ssrWyn full h9twater it heat v1 1l
f ,5Ss. $1,000 CASH asS Buys sn! 7foom. s iM
fni Hh basement % nIe sr.conditioned neat. sarase,
With ALVIN EPIiNG, till 5. TN. 0sl5'
$I5 .OO0-sUBsTANTIAL cash buys va
CANT 6,room, -: .,story. asbestos frame AN
1H 0Sss%Sn ot %Ivs hfsEssE 6 6sr
ffoREsT GLEN-Home with income. Beau;
ground; divided into ? separate apis. The
income from the. extra apt, will more than
ne R.ns Phene o a
WASHINGTON GROVE, i mile from the
heart Of Gaithersburg. Two lots, facing
home: a-story frame. covered with Johns
MaEville shingles; 1St floor. large, living
room. finished in knotty pine, with open
side porch screened: End floor finished as
| room; shower bath: 2 large closets,
serve closet and vegetable cellar separate
from rest Of basement: Double ssasrage; age
CUsHMAN. $40 Frederick pike. Gathers
BY BY = owner SIi,750: Hollywood, near
Maryland uniy. Attractive 2-story, home,
large lot Call TO. 1879. s.
LEAVING TOWN, must sell 3-month-old
3-bedroom brick; large living room, fire.
place, dining room. kitchen fully equipped,
full basement, tubs, a.c.. hardwood floors:
street: Sis, ,55o:, s3,75o de%n, bal 44s 4 en ea
SEAE 0fih s. on I'd
term. bungalow, bath. a.-c. heat; on
3Is acres land. several chicken houses in
f.nasa Penss ave. i.sor So FIR ss6s 1nfhSs tilf s
HYATTSVILLE-Lovely Colonial det.
brick, 4 rms, bath. law auto. heat. storm
sash: new condition: possession. PERRY
BOSWELL, INC, WA. $500; ewes, WA.
SILVER SILVER sPRING-e-bedrm. bungalow, full
basement, sarage; within walking distance
BETHESDA, MD. 5510 Roosevelt St
ferred. offers this lovely home for sale,
at most attractive price; built about 8
years of the best prewar materials, all,
brick construction. slate roof, rock wool
insulation; most attractive living rm. with
fireplace. screened living porch 3 bed
rooms i2 twin-bed size) and modern bath
on second; gas furnace in large. dry base.
ment; attached brick garage; level wooded
lot, 6Ox120 IT.: located on wooded street
Of individual homes; only 2 blocks from
bus on Old GEORGETOWN I'd; quick posses
sion. L. p: EYLES. agent. Open todsy
1880. 1858 Wisconsin ave. OF. 5409,
Evening star., 1946-10-06

Northeast location; reasonable terms.
10 rms, 2 baths, Girard ST. NV. MR.
JONES, CO. 1O76.
COLORED-BUNGALO Seat Pleasant
only SIS 900; attractive and in good con-
dition; rare bargain at the low price
offered; located on a fine, large lot in
call LII 354O or Ii. 0640 Sunday. CAP
TTAL VIEW REALTORS, exclusive agents,
sSO01 East Capitol st.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

$50 MONTM]Small house. modern i'm
provements, partly furnished. Near Cltn-
ton. Nd. Clinton B88-W-2.
Evening star., 1946-10-06

WooDLEY HiI4sN5-rm. Cape Cod bricl
real fireplace, din. rm.; beautiful kitchen
h.-wh., fail basement. steel beams am
oN TE rs e1s1 a 4sSs
electric. oil heat; about / acre: garage
esr r4e auIst sa ss1 s'5 wa sais MI
LANHAM. MD.-New stuceo and asbesto
sXss #. Tapestry anIs brick 5eglsce aas ods an
neat heat unfin. lot, 5oxI 50; three quarter mi
from busline and SCHOOL; 10 81 Si1'6oo; auicl
BUNGAEoW, BGTSii Riyerdaie. Sio.s5o, owne
tractive bungalow, redeeorated inside an. an.
price oiIered; Large liv; rm: with fireplace
dining rm;, kitchen, large BEDROOMS AM
bath on Is, Gora The entire md rnsn, Moo
ssiaiaf splendid fenced-in % level I lot tsosi5d5;
from center 6 ana
VI S1Ew s1sE Really e GO co, Resltors, ssclusiv
agents 9a5 New York ave. NV.
SsIaN AcREs sis5S sS RVen neSst foss
nhx eomp.tsd tn ISL
annie isss Isom s ss.s yRs fa
basement. gas &C. heat, built-in garage
Slate roof. completely insulated; very mic,
lot with privet hedge; convenient to ele
mer,tary school and transportation. Tt
reach: A6/10 mile beyond intersection o.
River road and Western ave. NV. To in
spect Sunday call Mr.. White, OIL. 1924
Oh EEp 5s9s RRooks skslasISs INC with
DOCTORS OPPORTUNITY-Loyely IA
room estate, over , acres, in LaureE idea
tSr on1 prEsIso cliff 9sfgtts sEoues:
400 Baltimore blvd. hwy. WA. 300
HYATTSVILLE-Close to schools etc; s.
room home; apartment rents for S66 mo
let tenant buy your home. baths; h:
VIII. oil. S12,150 Possession. CLIFF
PERCY a. Co, 400 Baltimore blvd. hwy
s-ACRE EsTATE-Loyely. 7-room home
place; center hall. dining room. moderr
kitchen; 4 large bedrms. with large closets
modern bath with shower: basement, h. ",
outbuildings; miles from ID. c.. via De
tense hiFhway. T you are looking iol
see this $4,000 and worth 1t. Term!
can be arranged. quick possession: CLIFF
PERCY d CO.. 400 Baltimore blvd. hwy
WA. 5000 eyes,. WA. 6641.