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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

grossgrain band, angled slant-wise across one side of the brim, like a diplomats ribbon. But for dresSy morning duds, you can go softer, as she does. with trimming. Her frou- frou for forenoon wear is a piece of two- toned fringe, used to outline the edge of the hat brim. If yours is likewise picked for tWo-toned colors hers is black and red-you can employ her trick of using one color to tie in your hat trimming with your duds. Tiny tassels used as a finish to hide the joinings Of your fringe serve both a useful and dec orative purpose.
 For afternoon wear, frou-frou in trimming goes. If you like to keep yours down to a spot of glitter, pin a brooch or an antique marvel on the brim Here the diplomats band" of ribbon can be picked out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
BY ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

You can make one hat look like a wardrobe full of extravagant Whimsies simply by ringing in changes of trimming.
 If Hollywood girls with a reputa- ton for chic to defend can make one hat do all-day-long yeoman service and then turn into Cinderella head-piece for evening, so can you. According to the one who's clever at this-Marilyn cThe Show-Off") Maxwell the basic black hat most receptive to tricks is a breton or croWnless brim in felt or straw. You can wear either one around the clock, she contends, by picking diff ferent trimmings for different oc- casions.
 Trimming for the early birds hat should be kept simple. of course. Marilyn limits her trimmings to a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
Lawn Tennis Group
 Bars Enemy Nations

London, July = CUP) - The International Lawn Tennis Fedora ton, following a precedent estao- lished in 1919, today became the first world sports body to ban enemy countries of World War II from tournament participation
 At it's first general meeting since 1889. the Federation decided that Bulgaria. Finland, Germany, Hun gary, Italy. Japan, Libya, Romania and Siam were no longer members. Austria's application for member ship will come before the Federation next March.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
Dr. Brady Debates Pro AndCOn Waistlines

with mustard, pickles and other condiments to help us worry it down.
 In the late thirties and the for ties We are not concerned about a year or two. more or less, of life expectation. If we were interested in remaining young and living long we might take up some game, sport, hobby, avocation or activity of our own, something we could do our selves for fun. recreation, relaxation, change rest and health
 The man or woman who plays a game, following hobby or does anything at all for fun and re- creation is always pleasant company with something to talk about
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

of the trimming box and used again as a home for your jewels.
 You can also Whoop up the colors for afternoon wear, as Marilyn does She always alternates a ribbon of color with a ribbon of black, how ever, so as to integrate her trim ming with the color of her hat. Case in point is her turquoise and black bow, perched at a fly-away angle at the edge of her hat brim on one side
 If you like feathers, try coq's crisp plummage in a taut cluster, pinned at the center front of your brim. Marilyn's subtle combination of beige and black for her coq cluster is cue for you. So is her next femme fatale effect of fram- ing her hat brim with head-cir" cling halo of black feathers. gly- eerine-treated to gleam like jewels.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
MONDAYS MENU
Balanced Meals That Save
 FOod)

BREAKFAST: Stewed rhu- barb, ready-to-eat cereal, crisp bacon, oatmeal mullins, apple butter, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Chicken-yeget- able soup, whole wheat crack CTS, fruit salad, boiled dressing, oatmeal bread, butter or forti- fled margarine, cheese, tea milk.
 DINNER: Tomato juice corned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

won with the king the contract was safe because the losing hearts were discarded on the good clubs.
 At some tables East refused to win with the king of clubs, and declarer cashed the ace and king of hearts, hoping to drop the queen doubleton, and if that did not work intending to take another club finesse. Then of course East won the second club inesse and a heart trick was cashed.
 Karpin took the club finesse i'm mediately after trumping the first diamond. When East refused to win, Karpin then cashed the ace and king of hearts and led the third round of hearts with the intention of ruffing heart with the ten of spades if the hearts did not break. This play made his contract.
 Many big hands are lost be- cause declarer takes too mach for granted. Because the ten of clubs stood up in this case, some South players assumed that East did not have the king, but the holdup of the king was a simple defensive play.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
MCKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

There was a battle of wits on todays hand in recent tourna- ment and careless defenders lost the contract. Fred L. Karpin of Brooklyn, N. Y, read through Easts keen defense and made nice play to make his contract.
 At most tables declarer trumped the ace of diamonds with small spade and took four rounds of trumps. The ten of clubs was led and the fnesSe taken, and if East
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Niacin for Canker Sores

On reading about it in your col umn, my husband, great sufferer from canker sores, took one 5C milligram tablet of niacin nicotinit acidO. About 15 minutes later ht had a feeling of great heat. start ing around nose and lips ane spreading to entire head and ther to backs of hands .. a feeling like sunbun But this subsided il, an hour or less, with a similar though less marked result. But happily, the canker sores healed ano disappeared faster than he had ever known before. (Mrs. H. R. E. AnsWer-That is characteristic reaction, an indication that the dose is sufficient. It is harmless. Per haps niacin amide would give a milder reaction than niacin.
 Lemonade
 Would saccharin as substitute for sugar in lemonade be harmful for children? Mrs. s. E. M.9
 AnsWer-I do not advise it. How ever, can assure you that any one, child or adult, may use as a sWeetener (not substitute for sugar. up to grains of saccharin a day with impunity
 Send letters to Dr. Brady in care of the National Newspaper Service, 326 West Madison Street, Chicago, III.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

Government studies have resulted in decision in Argentina that the minimum salary necessary for a family of three must be S38 a month, and workers getting less must have other members of the family help by working out.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

own home they had saved-the men who came home to homelesSnesS.
 Too many of these veterans will have memories of living in trailers and quonset huts, or of paying out rageous prices for the privilege of occupying one room, or of having to fall back on the generosity of in- laws in order that their wives and kids might have a place to stay.
 To many of them will have among their souvenirs eviction notices from grateful" landlords whose homes they saved, delivered a few hours after the death of OPA. These souvenirs will read. in effect: Get out within 30 tor 60) days or action will be brought to remove you from the Orpn1iSpS "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

The retirement of Joe Carroll as a member of the maintenance staff of the City Hall is matter of regret to everyone Joe is especial sort of a man with Kindly and thoughtful he bears deep philosophy in his approach to humanity. Joe was one of the most scientious employees of the city It is the hope of his many associates and friends that his retirement will be pleasant and fruitful for certainly he has earned it. Our sincere best wishes to him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
GI Rent Ceilings
 Jeopardized-Wyatt

Washington, July - (UP) = Though rent ceilings on GI. homes are in jeopardy, Housing Expediter Wilson w. Wyatt said today he will press for construction of more homes for rent rather than sale.
 At the same time he called for restoration of OPA rent and price controls. Without these, he warned, the veteran would find that low rent houses and apartments don | exist"
 Chances of marriage for spinsters of 65 are less than one in 100; for bachelors of 65, less than two in 100, according to Census tables.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

and different pattern book. 52 pages of specially designed patterns, beau ty and home making sections, con- test designs by Americas talented juniors. Plus free slip cover and drapery directions and a free shoul- der pad pattern printed in the book.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

home.
 If it is used again, it m a y get nothing but cynical l a u g h s f r O III the vet erans of World War II, the men who came back from a war to save the Amer ican home only to discover that 1t was not their
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
GRATITUDE ENDS WITH WAR

Veterans were to have had six months grace before eviction, of course, And the premises" they are being forced to vacate are, of course, the very homes they supposedly went to war to preserve. But the war is over now, and with it the patriotic honeymoon.
 If called upon to fight again for the preservation of the American home, the veteran of World War II may be cynical enough to ask, Whose home?"
 He isn't likely to forget how quickly hero becomes a hopeless houSe-hunter once war is won.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
Elizabeth Woodward Says
YOU'VE 4 THORN M
 YOTR SIDE

There's girl n your crolcd Who'S poSoh to the boyS. They just don't like her. The rest V you girls hare done your best to hare her lnct"dea in our fun but tue boys don't take to her they rule It has Soured her diSposttton JoT tdr She doesn't like the boys and she doesht !
 like gou girls 1oho do So she's launched c one-acomd"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT WATERBURY, CONN., MONDAY JULY rg46
Vets Who Fought For H0n1e HaUe None
BY RUTH MILLETT NEA Staff Writer

If We get into another war with in the next decade, 1t might be wise to skip the patriotic propaganda about fighting for the American
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

After Wyoming was admitted to the Union, equal rights for women continued as it had in territorial days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
Good Evening.
OFF TO CAMPJ

CANIPJ GSews Headline: Contingent  Fill the duffle, 5on the gang In the Summer scUfe, Boarding buses, Boarding in mountains, Camps in the pars  Don and Bella.
  And the cronelia. Pack all you Remember it's damp old place There's a camp
 -EM
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08
Tea Stocks Reach 5-Year High Following Conflict

beef hash, catsup, buttered beets, green beans, apple brown Betty, cream, coffee milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-08

Good Night.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
FARMS FOR SALE.

saAokE soantry ,a9 smoasrn sss T. oi spesm sesa
with shade, very fertile soil, all level, 3
ssIn ssTas "SeSsaaa SoHN BTspoP Hshs SI0 coesSe
Ss ACRES, mostly Cleared; .7-rm., house,
nearly @ new Fordson tractor and farm ma
snnsry ens T. neas aEnIY hf1srs assn eTee o.
Hurley. Brosius Bidsr Rockville Nd
MONTGOMERY CO.-2l0 acres, excellent
WOODS: s @ IS miles mile from downtown Washing
S00 Srss tenant o saSsfs Win
ample equipment in new condition a al
livestock and large quantity hey nay, grain, snn
sA s5ss I55s Il asf' vsh PRANK Ph1fifPs
DAIRY FARM on main pike, Montgomsry
coGnty ontan MAJ ovsp ovey w oe new
house, both all modern conveniences; mod
ern substantial chicken and brooder
hess & esd SsceaTa eoTs ana ke
purebred, all vaccinated for Bangs, black
Leg cows, COW barn both carry 9S score
tionship p Of buildings excellent; very near
rr and commuter trains, scnool puS AZ
door an farm equipment sS sSod Lii fGnddflon sds n
high state productivity:. good help viii
stay: farm has four regular sources OF in
come; possession with deed, assuring plir-
chaser immediate, substantial income; wish
to sell to dairy farmer or one really Rp-
preciating great farm that has been
loved and cared for for years; al sasn,
$4,000 required. responsible purenaser
will have no dif1culty arranging suostan-
tial loan local bank. Box 21S-J. Star. II.
III ACRES, all cleared except 8 acres
woodland; 1.100-ft. frontage on r.. 40
fine location for home and family farm:
soil very fertile; IN prosperous community;
5000 per acre; easy terms. MISS KING.
CH. 0723. -4A
Evening star., 1946-10-14

Gsd. 4s las nsss s.do sS and
ss5z s's ssss e;sif : ;sss
SSS ssns st nv .a.S Ma mess1 ssSS. AZ. rad 1ad,o
Sea3er AND ss nate d9iSs Ge This
sTsslsaf sSndisi@ePPi s@PirBT BEiscsSs cSpi1ae Hite
GSHE;vkoIET chi; IT'S 1s4s. E. $500; Plymouth ls4s.
$3.50; Plymouth 1910. $3.50; Plymouth
osth osas 1910. $3.50; ali former tsxicsbs and
RoSEY asssf plossTf pMoToR rs sLs 1aso Mt
eli scdhiEHyifkoLEr EHyifkoLEr 1885 needs some work; $3.50,
9SaSs cTRYsdEa Ell Arl,efton s4i town and country
passenger; fuid drive. vacuumatic trans
mission. h.. defroster, r.. $3.50, within
aoHos aeA sses w. i5fsf p. ana terms
CORD 1887 4,dra & i - sedan saperchsIssr'
s1is; 81 300 eGs' must aut saeriee It 500 Phone
working hours. or cali at Apt. 205a, bldg.
pike, ; Arlington. ri t r. pm. or evenings I4',
s4so: & 1852 s oMc. pa paneisd. ssSS. JOIN
8. REECE, lila "A st. s.W. ~
ing. saa5. TE. osso. 15'
FORD Model "a" S160. 1884 Chrysler,
1855. 1898 Ford station wagon. $40b: All
CARS. CARS 5000 Minnesota ave ne.
OLDS 1916 7s club sedan; your car con-
sidered in trade; within oPA. Box 3s7-G,
Star. Is
PACKARD 1a41 100 sedan: radio and
heater: S2.Ue2: OPA ceiling. SIMMONS
MOTOR CO.. 1887 14th st. NV, NO. 2io4.
PACKARD 1910 7;passenger sedan. model
$50; original black finish Ike new; s,xa siTss I,s
rot cApiLLAc Co. 1872 asnd st. NV.
Ma 5000. Is
rAcKAsp 1929 4ar "a :.asn: sedan, r.s,9 sa9 clean I,
NV, at Diner.
PIERCE ARROW 7-passenger saden:. low
mileage. good tires, perfect motor, clean;
no repairs required, ready TO drive away
for sale by owner. 81 $50. under oPA AZ Ma
PLYMOUTH 1912 station wagon; Just
refinished; heater; $1.125, under OPA CELL
ing. Can be seen at Murphy's Garage,
1909 NJ st. NV. II intereeted, call NC
DERMOTT, MA. 3347, or AT. 6025. IL
PLYMOUTH 1884 1895 motor. good con-
dition, new seat covers: sealed-beam llgnts;
sIso ,ase ooss eyer .fssl psy9ssass so 0s0W oA
PONTIAC 1912 4.dr: sedan, tax, 4 yith "a e.
sedan, S465; De Soto 1941 4-dr sedan.
$500; within OPA ceilings. JOHN 3.
REECE. lila Va st. s.w.
WILLIS 1871 American 4.door sedan; e.
: 3 sa1pRG9. b pRdsf M Roelviis Soo. Ss''' III
Evening star., 1946-10-14
IRAlLERs.

SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con-
structed. iishtweiFht Lifetime trailer; @ I de-
1yeriss being mad made Ro9nu.aRpp
Blvd, BerWyn, ND Ma. Tower 6I82
NEW AND USED house trailers on II TO
"a month terms. Metal iuggasis is, Taclsss. ancss.
ran.ins folies canS snS sDe your trailer
1Ss TRf ri MER SALES. Route i. Berwyn. Nd.
cssH csi IGTss roR iSSS fo1n TRAnER-1f you wish
price. phone MR.. BAKER. servyn. Md.
TSSss HSUsE sefs.A asA1LER. fine condition; Is # !;
snug for 2, furnished: parked nearby; $500
cash; no dealers; Boz d 1s3-M. Sta. or
Sh1Re afW AND hsoin nsRb RfVG TRAiLEk COACHES for
sale. complete line of trailer parts ana
accessories; visit our. new disp,iay @ rooms d
irving daily. AMERICAN TRAILER RAIIG &C, CO.
ING 431 sRs nr a.. an mo display
saain nIW sDIsE snd ready Tor Immediate delivery.
trailer home when you can set one Of the
iur Ei as ssaas ons se as 81 81 months q All trasrs
hspSed By this ss eSHpanyc PH yco baHs 9ssa
CO, sssa Georgia ave, Silver sprinns'
TRA1LhR n III RENTALs-Rent .li-steel utility
ers, ei s, by day or longer: rental hours, 5 TO
Err CO.. 1880 wisconsin ave. WO. 1921;
KARRYALL HAMPERS, new, de luxe, ana
Karryall utility trailers are on display for
Immediate delivery collie TRAILER CO.,
s232 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, Mo,
CASH FOR TRAILER in good condition.
IA to 90 ft., full length closet. basin. in
sulation at least 6la #. high inside, Call
MIR. HARTMAN. Ii. o1s7. before pm
COVERED WAGON. house trailer; viii
sacfifice Can be seen Chicken Griil
BeItsyiEe HEIGHTS. Md 10
Evening star., 1946-10-14
LOTS FOR SALE.

WESTMORELAND HILLS, Washington's
s1sss 1sssrissss 'ssss
Call MR.. WHITE, OIL. 5336; ewes. OIL.
BEAUTIFUL wooDMooR-Thep perfect To-
Der Of excellent building sites stili available
Zoo m this homes naers rse
FoSS fropts:ss Ssudns aFss sites soSs ss
Woodmoor shopping center is bus terminal.
Rss IssHss, hsns sr sssor
oNG-AckE 6sSf ACRE BUILDING SITES in nearby
200-acre DEVELOPMENT where careful plan
ming and protective restrictions assure i'm
future fnaius'' home. ia miles from woodmoor
minutes drive from downtown. Prices
from $50 for or more acres faof nends
& s9s t.es sssa
eff Sffi'Is Ists 81. Sw.Bssgt,ful i shepSsra ss !
lGss sspih % prices ss lo2 from M s9sss up SHAPIRO
Ec choISl dSs " LOIS eSs aE " daum ahi Gardens
CO. CO. Realtors, so3 II st. NV. Ma. s433.
SEVERAL LOTS. in Woodbridge. well 10
Gated. priced right. Call GE; 6779 or MI;
s241. VIM. \; BoAzE. 340s 18th ne: III IA
iots Shot1f IN heart q Whea ton, Ma; rsasoasbE
priced. s d. E s, PRICE & CO. ME-. 1850.
cHoicE c1soishs 1Ss.s 11SsssA.csRE LOTS, near wheaton.
and transp; priced at ST 100, on terms,
Z 5. PRICE q CO, NE. 1850 or Pleasant
OREGON AVE-. excellent corner lot facing
Rock creek l PaTk : in hlshly resa5c'ec o Ha
sstF;KnnSSa;Bkook@s St; nS; R5 xe0s acres in beautiful
sprNgbroek;. splendid location for some
KEss1NdER & CO, s6s4 coiesville, I'd.
sH. SILVER 1 SPRING, MD.-several wooded
Siss5 Schools aVasla1e A. KRRssINaER Rs CO. ssss
s27siTIf sHSEnaE II hAkaE sH Beau lots in
proposed Oxen Run Parkway. $1,000 each;
pTsIsaaE TsssfstasdEi AZ ACRE ikor-1oofeot 'front.'
Naval ORD At ssnt White eass 9sk Md
p ~ 5osiGo st st. t., e Excellent location CAN
VW0oDsIDE rARK-Beautitpl wooded s lost,
Ror q oTqsE FSK nEsr I'll sssS 81 SALE suitable dou
BIZ bic garage. soxs5. Vicinity Lincoln "a and
st Gisse4 M eaT ASEREcAN IF IL st ruRNiruss Re
REAEEEss sEHAEEFEs b2sSsRE b2sth GsPt01 dff
Riverdale, Decatur Heights and CheVerly,
$3.50 to S1,s00. uN. O493; eyes,, Ho.
SILVER SPRING, MD, area adjoining
beaut. wooded. level homesites, 65xla5
oWars ess saes1Ilef ST. s4fe S7' each both sseo0
SILVER SPRING-3 wooded lots, 2 blks,
to stores and bus, near schools s6xdd5, 81 dd,
hAx q 4!il'sf: sss 81 3 sSsi oSS
al 1as az oWShR MI aEn III 3 1So .ys sas or ofs
jones' Mi "a. ch. ch., Md'mour ist and and
end Hs, nansng os Dan e o home 5qa
oIi1N st. NV. Df $50 Il D.m BROKERS at az
SILVER SILVER srRINe-pesirable builains lot.
TsYcRArT Tsys5R sssqa REar Ga Sc g ESQ Haserafs
WEsToVER DRIVE and s1st st-cheice
eSrnsr let saxes ~ a,; r. g.iee; gsnn 5000 ADH
SILVER SPRING, located in new section;
Al uttsi sarY Il Tsas5 CO. 'f M sus asoo
R05tCsKCREsT-Lovely R 5ts lot in new subdi-
vision 81 q1ltsJ n greeos ysy aSa
LOVELY LOT, with garage built on it: al
most enough material to complete . house.
4i5 FIImp9rs Ip st St. 1 Arl., ,.n.,a, va 1l4 s,i,a
ers: 40 excellent building lots in a choice
location, with all necessary utilities; near
schools, shopping and on good busaine.
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-Silver Spring
2 excellent lots located in Sligo park hills.
these lots are wooded and very desirable
VERY DESIRABLE residential lot excel
lent NV section; priced reasonably. Call
Evening star., 1946-10-14
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

PANEL 1871 FORD, excellent condition
throusi1out; trade desired. a71s Nichols
M Mis.r cHEyRoLErs g., y tons, pickup
and ] panel calI DE. 6675. Id
capacity Call MIR. KING, NO. 3343 -l6
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. authorized GMC truck dealer
stakes-tD dMc ga tons; t3) 1912
.. s.vla:, tHp; :ssas.,
pumps-4) 1912 Chevrolet ia tons;
te) 1942 GMc 2a toms 1912 Mack 2ha
Tractors--1s4a studebaker 2h tons.
booster brakes, oyerdrive.
SemitraiIers--New lotion platform and
stake. air brakes. 1,l0U-20 tires; under
Command ears-1s4e Dodge s-ton
Pickups-1s42 Dodge Acton, some with
Wreckers-1s4a oMc 2ia tons.
Jeeps-lg4o Ford; 1942 Willys-
Vans--1a42 GMC ga tons.
Caterpillar tractor-Allis- Chalmers IL
Bodies-1o-ft. and 12-ft. steel earso
1s4s Dodse suburban delivery tsta'ion
Trailers-Jeep traiiers and l-ton truck
trailers CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 3143
Lee hwy, Arlington. Va. Daily and Sat
urday, s to 6; Sunday, 10 to 3. CHI. 1000
To reach: Out through Genrgetown. cross
Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy.
sss's sss walra III e TWix at cxsiN just fs throush
D. c. inspection. Ideal for deliveries VIII
trade truck plus cash for 1899 or 1910 au-
tomobile. Phone LU. 49ll. 10
Evening star., 1946-10-14
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
six-RooM HOUSE for sale. Cobb island,
Md. For further information call Atlantic
COUNTRY ESTATE on St. George Island;
six rooms, kitchen, 2 porches, oil b, -wh.:
u hours drive from D: G. l; M. HOLlO-
MAN, Ma 1907: eve. TR. 32S5. Ia
EPPING FOREST, near Annapolis--Large
modern cottage, 2 baths, fireplace. porches;
t2-acre lot at waterfront: reduced after
season price, $500. WALTER NJ. BAU-
MAN, No. Thomas Circle, MA. 622s,
HOUSE. ST. Patricks Greek near Leonard
town, Md. Waterfront, private wharf
garage, electricity. running water; suitable
year around occupancy; rooms, bath, first
floor; large rooms second floor: on good
fishing grounds; owner on property Sat-
urdays and Sundays; $1,000, part cash,
owner will finance. Kopells Point road
from MorganZa. FRANK J. HURST. ave-
nue. Maryland, st. Marys County. WASH
ington, phone Shepherd 1878. 15s
CHALK POINT, West River-Beaut. p
story. near year-around home. new-house
condition throughout. large bedrmS. and
bath with tub on 2nd floor; lge. liy. rm.
with fireplace hardwood floor, lge din
rm, modern kit, pantry, bath with shower,
lst floor lge. screened-in porch, l glass
inclosed porch full hsmt., beaut. lge, trees,
shrubbery, flowers, numerous outbldgs, i
acre of ground: additional acreage avail
able: adjoining property If desired. For
information phone Taylor 3O16 after Pm.
any evening.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
Lors FOR SALE Cont. !,

sish ssv.tion. smos ss sge ana Ssau ~
s SSf n ss oa q as Psst sse.0ns 4.
Rles .soRs Ss Ses SIIs Ga IA v2l.rs. ssi wooded
tomac River. city water. sewer. gas. side
walks. clIbs and cutters also nish1ssd 1ssd
nsd nd ars paa os ne aas or
Highly restricted residential neishborhood.
You can choose from the best while they
as. fos yonr oGG future home inspect npsstsats
Easy terms or cash. INQUIRE aurora Hills
once, 1901 30. Arlington Ridge rd., Ari-
,as GEo. eeni II. sa1 swa1ILLIAMs co.-cheverly, Nd
3 nice wooded lots. 50x105, / 60xl05,
a 81 a11,sf Terrsn % 81 isns s presents srsst say.
ings to BULGE @ & White@ssd, s @ w; 2soo -a .ra4
able now Industrial and commercial
properties in choice locations. Petersen.
BtY E Your FUTURE HoMEsITEs now.
direct from owner and developer, in beau-
tifuI Lewisdsle where you have country
shoes ots s g'n At sSs ssso down.
per month: ofice at entrance to property.
open daily snd SUNDAY. am I,wsn to Pm Pm.
nfns sf ard 1sp spaaiyssssits lene LEWIS We aSis eye
FOREST HILLs-s0-ft frontase, level,
call RE. 1858 -15
LOTS. in business section
on main highway, Falls Church. Va; rea-
sonably priced, good terms To inspect
call Mrs. Winston. NO 1888. with DIXIE
REALTY CO.. Ma. $3.50.
8Ox 100 FT.. zoued for
apt house; located in q new section of Sc.
Priced right for quick sale.
AEC REALTY g. DEv. CO., 4625 41st st.
NV, EN- 4T09-0133. Ii
BETHESDA-Lot 6Ox150, located in q
beautiful neighborhood; priced very reas-
enable. BERLIN REALTY CO.. EN-, 1900.
LARGE LOT in good location, 3h mi. from
Chevy Chase Circle; only 10c 50. It.
OWNER, Owens 5027 after 8 pm.
COLORED-LOTS in ne. and Sc. sections,
some are selling at very reasonable prices.
N. c. HINES e. SONS, 1923 You st. NV,
HO. 09S6. an to pm. Id