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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19

beware of a SStrong Germany. At the Mermaid Room: "He just joined the Human Race. He was dropped out of the Social Register into the phone book" At the WIZ newsroom: From the way the peace is going we can't be SO sure Hitler is dead. But we can be positive Roosevelt isl" In Reuben's: When a man gets nerv- ous he bites his fingernails. When woman gets nervous she paints them" At the China Doll: "The Stock Market crashed after colliding with some hard facts" At the Boulevard: Henry Wal lace would rather be booed at Mad ison Square Garden than be cheered at Stuttgart At Si Roses: Hear about the two radio stars who got married and lived Hooperly ever after?"
 B'way Confucius: Love Make Head Swim and Heart Sink.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19
Reds Hompering
 German Churches

Berlin, Sept. 19 -- (UP)-High German church officials complained today that religious re-education and church activities in the Russian occupation zone are being hampered by unofficial measures of the Rus sian military government and even more by the Communist dominated Socialist Unity Party (SED).
 The difficulties between the church and the Soviet military ad- ministration, one high official of the Evangelical Church said, had increased to such an extent during the last few weeks that some type of showdown must be expected shortly.
 Most church officials were frank to admit that the religious revival in eastern Germany had been dis appointing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19
BROADWAY HEARTBEAT


 SilhOuettes: In the Barbizon delly on 9th near 59th St Lima Basquette pressing Ferenc Molnar's hand to her cheek-with reverence Ben Hecht, the Main Stemocrat, gabbing with Lew Parker of "The Front Page" staff at Toots' |. Russell Janney Cat the Algonquin jubilant over the out-of-town ad- vance sales on his book, Miracle of the Bells" The Magnifi- cent Pemberton, who Topped boom- ing Presidential candidates, too. Dinah Shore asking: Did you hear about the two ghosts who were do- ing what comes super Kate Friedrich (now in the "Call Me Mister" ballerina spoD being tacitly appreciated by her uncle, G. s. Kaufman, former news paperman, who got religion G.. Garbo on 5th in grass-green suit. She wants to be lawn?
 SallieS in Our Alley: Maxie Ros- enbloom made the mistake of ad- libbing with H. Youngman at Gill more's the other night. Max used his standby: I've had 200 fights; what's your alibi?" Henny slightly murdered him with: T bet on you in all of them!" A press agent was being fired by an un- happy vocalist |. You gotta nerve" argued the press agent Didn't I get your birthday print ed in Nick Kenny's column five times this year?"
 Middle-Of- the Night Vignette- Cruising in upper Central Park West this yawning, we paused for the lamps near 108th .S"Assist a patrolman," intoned the police dispatcher to the prowl-cars in the W. 40s "20th Precinct, 65th near Columbus, calls for help".... Both calls too far away to see any action But there it was right alongside of us-on a bench A man sobbing-from deep down in his heart. Or what was left of 1t Dr. Runyon, N. Y.'s Rem- brandt, will report fully on it in a column soon, we suspect |. What happened2" I asked when he returned. "The Torch?" He found," sadly reported MT. Damon Rembrandt, "a strange mule in the stall"
 Memos of a Midnighter: Senator Mead's campaign for governor will include criticism of Dewey's ad- miniStration of state prisons, alleged bad food, corrupt guards and the Luciano pardon Two Danne- mora inmates are in the hosp after 8 riot. Both in critical condish. Riot happened in block O |. Eleanor Holm Rose .Qike another Eleanor) will do a column. Once monthly for fascinating" mag. Suggested word for headlines over Washington-muddling yarns; "Snafusion" Remember Lady Vine? She used to warble at the 5 o'clock, Miami? She and husband, Capt. A. Meyer, U. s. Army, hope it's boy Roberta Lee, who clicked big in the 2nd Meet the People" in H'wood, would ditto for the new Little Show" "The Raider" a thriller about the Bri- tish sea heroes, debuts at the Ri- alto on the 27th From Mon days editorial page of the Timese: 'The public reaction to Wallace's speech has laid the basis for a new Presidential exposition of our pol icy and the international situation makes 1t imperative" Just as we proposed hours earlier on the air Looks as If Wallace would rather be Left Than President.
 N. Y, Novelette,: The ABC net
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19
AERIAL AID

For postwar air travellers, towns and cities will be marked with enor- nous letters visible from above. not only giving name of place, but lati- tude and longitude as well, with an arrow pointing true north.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19
EARTH'S TWIN

The planet Venus is called the earth's twin, because 1t not only comes closer to US than any other planet, but is almost identical in size with the earth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19
Walter WincheII Or BrO0dw0v

work had 8 correspondent in Tokyo. His name, Joe Julian . He went to Hiroshima to do broadcast months after the atomb fell .. As Julian walked along rubble- strewn streets he met a man on bike, who introduced himself .. I'm the Reverend Tanimoto," he said He was of great help to the broadcaster in getting material, etc. A year later Julian (who is also an actor) found himself job less Last week while wander ing about Radio City he was spotted by the director of the John Hersey- Hiroshima broadcaa4. Julian was engaged to read one of the parts It was the role of the stranger Joe met in Hiroshima-the Rev. Tanimoto!
 Manhattan Murals: The Ham burger Heaven opposite St. Pat rick's Cathedral on 51st., which serves little paper envelopes (of sugar. on which is printed: And stir like H T" The pa- thetic sight of a little blind boy looking" into a 3rd Avenue toy shop while his mother shopped at nearby butchers The pan- handler with the H'oxford accent. His requests for handouts are mas terpieces of eloquence The chalk sign on construction fence: Annie Get Your Coon The And Street and 9th Avenue boot black whose parrot Con his shoulder) calls out: Shine, buddy?"
 Curtain Calls: Hildegarde's show mantics at the Roxy Any Anne and Frank Hunmert radio program Gordon MacRae's version of I. Berlin's: You Keep Coming Back Like Song" Kiki Garcia's rhumband at T. Morton,s Palla- dium F. Clark's Columbia disc: "Rumours Are Flying" .. Jesse & James at the Zanzibar. Art Kahn's batoneering at the Nev- ele . c. Cavallaro's Sunday WEAF sessions The Cafe de la Paix Con the St. Moritz sidewalk) for the Central Park South breeze with your drinx.
 The Late Watch: Ed Flynn has tilted American Labor Party en- dorsements of Denny candidates because they are left-wing The Occupation war ribbon is recog- nized this way: It has thin white borders-red and black in the cen- ter. If the black part is first it means Germany. If the red Is first-Japan. The most famed digest mag may be hauled into court by Uncle in an anti-monopoly suit A morning CBS program (about New York; made itself ridi- culous down at police headquarters (especially where the reporters gather) the other ayem. Such amateuriSh fakery Jean Sablon and Boston chlorine Marracya Gun sett have That Look about them. He can't pronounce her name, either The Harold Oestrichers have a new donna. At Beth Israel Hosp. Nom is song writer Harry Ruby's dghtr. |. Elliott got 25 Gs for that mag series Truman Gas we first hinted long ago) personally doesn't want to run again. If he does, they'll have 8 drag him via the draft. That explains why he Is so "candid". Just doesn't give-a- damb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19

Chile has permitted the import of 5000 used American Army motor tires, to relieve a serious tire short age tb~~.'~lAAut Chile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-09-19

Sounds in the Night: At the Cub Room: This phony peace should be called the Re-Armistice" At Dixon's Steak House: "Is Byrnes for United Germany first and a United States second?" At Howie's: Our State Dept better
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IHE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
ACREAGE FOR SALE (con'tl

ASkeASe FOX SALE Cont.
/ ACRES on old Fairfax I'd, 400 yds. from
prce s nns Eees cH des
20 ACRES at $500 per acre. near Spring
M1 mas one ysEy nice bde ste
ALMOST An Ay eRE Of gent ssntly slopins
ground with small stream on one-side Of
NC; cH 700 and Ok. $3.50 .00V' Id 1isN ;
|? MILES north of Silver Spring. on paved
for to, build your home; 90 acres. over
nall cleared; balance in, large trees: good
we'll we'll good streams: PICNIC grounds and
and make an appointment. T. D. BUR-
{ CESS, 1924 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 2so2 till
HELM REALTY Co.-1o acres fronting
b Hunt Gail PAYNE, Overlook o534. lie
30 ACRES adjoining Rollingwood and sur
Ss 81 eheny cSase eres T idea for
high-class subdivision. Exclusive agents,
F .o a. TWEED CO. 1904 Conn. ave, EN-
e ACRES Of gently rolling land with nice
snd esared nearby M VA priced ery
RSHWh RFAEEK n sfna
e sSoSe Key
Beautifully wooded hills, with full view
of river, bordering on improved streets and
served with electricity, sewer and city
water; to be sold as a whole at S., 800
per acre. cash: could be divided into is
excellent small estates and leave four
only property of its kind near Washing
ton; wooded road leads right to river bluff.
For inspection, call JOSEPH b. p'EMING,
I'd. Arl is
3. acres of wooded
stream. located between Chain Bridge and
Langley, Va. Phone GIL. 2O6S -16
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FARMS FOR SALE.

OLD RUNDOWN FARM. yet could be
%af sry ne a ofchspa ac and s S
sRa sfp3 Ds5s s ssaR F'sf Sa
$50 ACRES, excellent farm land, located In
beautiful section Of Montgomery Co.. over
looking and fronting on, Potomac River:
cattle and horse barn. large barracks. ETC.;
one Of the best cattle raising farms in
sSS GER GS Is HR nsS f ReatoTs S. S.
NICE NICE s-RooM RUSTIC HOUSE, we'll
built zoo =, acres res in timber (SoooGo b. f.;
house. tenant, house, numerous other
h have Sawed lumber NIB to fix up where nee:
creeks 9eatsd re sse9ndsy road
s9as5sts Dosl;xaFd DRSs E'sissy
shsSfaTt sEsf DAIRY FARM, "a mi. from
Washington: new 5-rm. modern home, al.
most completed; SO acres 10 o,, acres Sc Of
road; $4,000, terms FREEMAN g. SHEER
M sSShE yifnna 3SouNrY-s5s-acre dairy
farm, 5 Streams, 6luesrass; prewar priced
81 a4 4fsvs sale Ell 1S5h dsi RnaI ~
good road; price. Soy Call 1. RUS-
COLONIAL ESTATE Of about 200 acres
and fine old home Of ] l rooms. 3 large
halls. . stairways, > baths, hot water heat,
fireplaces, 3 large stone chimneys, sep
arate wing for servants quarters, house al
most 200 years old with historical asso-
citation but has been thoroughly renovated
and moderniZed. EXcellently arranged for
entertaining. Beautiful lawn with magni-
fcent old trees. Large amount of saw
timber. Will bring in substantial income:
Fronts on 2 roads ] mile from Richmond
Highway. 40 miles from WASHINGTON over
high speed highways. Price $4,000. Phone
GE. 1887. No AGENTS -16
ONE OF THE BETTER Montgomery Coun-
ty, Md. farms of 2s0 acres with beau
tiful view of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
This farm has 240 acres In cultivation
and 40 acres in woodland all farm equip
ments. cattle, horses, hogs, chickens are
Included The recently modernized master
house, with center hall, has 27-foot
liv. rm, din. rm. library, cleo, kitchen
and dinette combined slassed-in porch
and half bath on first floor: four bedrms..
2 dressing rms glassed-in room and 2
Keivinator. dble: sink and .walk-in cleo.
refgr. The house, which is furn., has
INV h, good cellar and many other at
s4s 500. which is less than cost to replace:
bidgs. Phone Mrs. Gregory or Bill Wicker
With 1Ht aSBDt T. z Ms lsasE .' s. o. 23S
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK. ChrySier, Dodge, Plymouth; oids
m ana 81 saa n'eSsa 70
inside our S' modern o. 0arSlns sulIdins ier
sR&HNs1si1 81 ksF It p 1 asC <
NV. (corne. nth and Nj
Bn1c ano l9Ss; pay os cash Pas Call between
vi ffsh s0 auTo f sz1e k any .Re 00s
B sGia s. oWSE Asam Be- sS wise Big prices
R IN SEE sny fs es f 4 ffe
NV, cor. N. Open to $50 pm. closed
BTicks c G. Fords Pontiac sass or
VI assS sasn e. XVI Rsg rs sss sfRfas
S5as se1s than to &
caPvEoLEr 9 o%Nfns wise Big Prices
R n See sny g. sqs f 4 st.
NV, cor. N. Open to $50 pm. closed
cHEVRoLET or Ford preferred by ex-
Marine who. needs transp.; must be in
running cond.; no dealers. Sligo 5133;
CHEVROLET OWNERS, get every dollar
k Ssss q zSE'h MoToR Sales ss
ISL s e sss
Eli TatSa Pc
immediately: all cash; no dealers. Phone
e. ca: III NC s, r. az. e
FoRDs wanted. / will pay the highest
% Sefh dSar Au1 epy sA msse R. any .R mods at
Goth st. ne. Adams S344.
HUFFMAN HUFF; An spruce o9sa. No dealers. -1s
h IS Ho2S EM S fe B eSeTy se al
FORD OWNERS be wise, Big prices
paid; any year Or model: bring title; drive
NV. cor. N. Open to $50 pm, closed
NASH NASH WANTED will pay the hishest
S %L aSsFi zur e1' sA nsss any awe mods
S oIPsM Nj 6% aTs e wise. Big prices
pa see snY eE i4 fr st
NV, cor. N. Open to $50 PM, closed
PLYMOUTH OWNERS be wise. Big prices
IN See BARNEssAS deI; STE 1900 ': i4t fi st.
NV, cor. N. Open to $50 PM. closed
PLYMouTHs, 1891 to 1aas-No one
wR91e dare pay na more ot tssn Roper Can
pESMo1TH p o%NER s'os get every dollar Doll
E?SE M 1871 n s5 soa asFi e
.pe tS5 fSSs csrI ssH
s; Tasema Park; deorsis $500
70 sell your car see Jack Blank first.
Highest cash prices and courteous service.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO. Wasihngtons
Lareest Pontiac Hnnn Dealers. 1887 Irving st.
P ? 'I are worth more to Roper"
Call "RoPER" Dupont s7es. ~ " IS.
PONTIAC OWNERS, get every dollar your
car is worth: EN-: 1854. J: Dewey Rice,
PONTIAC OWNERS be. wise. Big prices
paid; any year r er msdel; BRING title drive
NV. cor. N. Open to $50 pm. closed
sTUDEBAKERs wanted. No one. would
af RsospERRss p mOos ! 7ss5, HoDef 1s: gan
s sTgDEBAK q yanted; will pay tn ths
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. l. ave. at
Goth st. ne. Adams 1914.
STUDEBAKER OWNERS be wise. Big prices
nsd Sc. sny KIN ssn aso s flth
nv, cor. N. Open to $50 pm. closed
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Nature Children
bOI WILLOW.
fSalir diScolor.)
By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

Florists buy great quantities Of
the twigs OF bog or pussy willows
in late winter, forcing them with
warm temperature to bring out
their furry catkins for early spring
trade
Visitors to bogs in search OF
wildfowers and spring peppers are
acquainted with the familiar bog
willow because it shows signs of
awakening the first warm days.
A few twigs brought into the house
will soon have oval gray buds de-
veloping into yellow catkins.
These shrubs rarely grow more
than Is feet in height. Their
stout branchlets are purplish red
with a downy coating. The buds
are dattened and pointed with q
reddish cast and the leaves are
oblong-lanceolate and acute at both
ends. They are irregularly serrate
and from 3 to 5 inches in length
and of beautiful bright green color.
During late March, the bog will
low cover themselves with gay
yellow flowers. The fruits are
beaked capsules. long and pointed,
provided with broad hairy scales
for air transportation.
From Nova Scotia to Manitoba,
south to Delaware and Missouri,
these willows extend their range
by way of winged seed children or
by taking root wherever the twigs
strike wet spot.
AL are rapid growers and the,
majority of our native species are
tall shrubs. Only a few attain
the dignity of trees. Practically all
members of the vast tribe prefer,
water or very moist soil. .
Because willows send out so many
fine roots they are considered ex-
cellent trees and shrubs to es-
tablish on embankments and along
streams. Their dense network Of
rootlets prevent erosion.
Though willow seed babies have
life preserver about their middle
which keeps them afloat, the wind
is constantly lifting the seeds for
speedier rides to new places. Be-
sides, the wind is a great primer.
These twigs take root at once If
they fall on a moist spot.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer. homes and building sites. Write
baRns SEHcH Bog On h Msy9 G
bynsalow, completely furnished, on two
lots lots. 3 bedrooms, large living room with
on and sde pore a sarase mme
s Sc " G 3 BREssER Reasonable leFm'
No: iss, 5 bedrooms. Can be Seen Fri. Or
Sa ,H PRo fqn o s1 and joining
nanolis. south Shore 3451. Ia
NORTH BEACH--2-rm. cottage. . porches,
seaaon es Mn snd RasE
Wou1LD LIKE TO RENT COTTAGE a. PR
vate beach, last week in June. Ii. 1892.
sHoREHAM BEACH, MD. - Beautiful
summer home. facing Chesapeake Bay;
only 45 DUCK rs Row eye De- e5 9Psf DJ s12aay
FAIRHAyEN, detached home with magnif-
cent view Of bay. Gradual slope to beauti-
fql sandy beach; Completely furnished with
ing roems bedToo n and bath IKE on t oo
Enclosed rear porch and large screened
front porch; Large dormitory room on End
boat: many lovely shrubs and dowers;
S9rfsst #aSfSHgS a rs!. ssh 4 ,Ss
after July Is, on sandy beach suitable for
ehI;soetriscdjtEy;; within 200 miles from D. c.
FOREST HILLS, SOUTH RIvER-water-
Ba s R veod pors lots
from 81 900 to $1,000; easily si' finaneed.
Go s Gu ceREs sEe B K ava NC se tg F M f
Baltimore ?, Nd. Saratoga sisI. ~
COLONIAL BEACH. yIRGINIA-150 feet,
water front, corner Irving and La Fayette
n fs opsn for nses somP eo H
f fNk SHNT RIVER COTTAGE. 3 rooms.
R R sh fse ersb dsH .nd bsth
ing; quiet location; rent by week. month
REAsa Island Ph Greek or wits RUTH
FAIRHAVEN, MD.-Beautiful home of s
rooms. with all modern conveniences; up to
view; private sandy beach; large play;
G grognd Sl G For inloTmation cal
VfP sf OLA gay d Sansss
mer cottage. near or on water. within 80
mile 2 c. CAPT. JABBoUR. RE. 800,
NORTH BEACH, MD-For rent-3-rm
and bath apt, Apply, water front, 9th
house south of list ST. Also cottage for sale.
FOR sALE-In ST. Marys County on Po-
tomac River-1h acres Of improved land;
ns b s WAIT Tases 5TSrf Hs 0 Ho
i Irgeodr Thestsr; HOLLYWOOD Md. Leen-
Nd for July an SI sssu. ss' Ca. Fd e.
POINT LOOKOUT. MD.-water front fur
nished bay cottage, sandy beach; 81 300:
sxcelens hshway WadSr to
$3.50 CAsHIYear-round modern fur
nished cottage, Herald Harbor. near water:
references. Boy 35-M, Star.
COTTAGE WANTED, 2. or rooms me, nearby *
rates. MRS. JOHN TExTER, GE. 2lS7.
FOR QUICK CASH SALE. woodland Beach,
f ISL SfRf fSs BES e ia SHADY s Side MO-
bedrm. cottage; liy. rm;: dining rm., kitch.,
c9mD Sass
DEALE, MD, owings Beach. % mi. D. G.
FURNISHES cottage on large lot With
in, also modern toilet facility, electricity;
sU ISGd c Gor Fl in quiet North Beach a
sompetelSy furnisb 5"l ready for occupancy.
Large .liv nm. with fireplace. . bedrms.,
kit. with large gas stove, Crosby refgr.;
cleo. water pump; inside lay. front and
GE. $500, for appointment. TABLER, NC,
11l3 M st. NV. RE. 5000. Is
FOR RENT-June Is. through season,
$3.50 month, s-room cottage; private
FOR sale-Log cabin. $4,000. MARY
HI
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MONEY TO LOAN.

HOME LOANs-Low monthly payments,
FRgf rE R5lnsHa SWINGS 'sd h sss
ASSOC, clio 18th 81 nv pI. 1870. -,
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST = We will
q " Resso 4M1ksr, sassS NHAT1oNAL
N. Y ave NV National 5S33
MORTGAGE LOANS, AZ interest. Prompt
service. MOORE g. HILL CO.. 804 18th
LIST TRUST LOANS on real estate. low rates,
terms or monthly payments; F, WALSHE.
INC, 1l15 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for first and
second trust loans. DRURY REALTY
CORP. RE. 1913.
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Maryland,
ylrSin Ga or sd p e property so, THE AMER1-
BROKERS'. attention!-We buy 2nd-trust
notes on p. G, Nd. and Va. houses and
farms. FULTON r. GORDON, owner. 1927
Eye st. NV. d. $3.50 till s pm. 30
LOAN 5000 first trust, payable Sl2
monthly, including principal and interest.
Az per cent Hobart 4Sl3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1912 "a. 4.do9r super sedan; radio,
aeatsr 2tone' eXcslie ait; running condition
BUICK 1885 coupe; radio. heater, sood
o tEss Ee Sda e S,1or PRICED TS at $751; within
GHEvRoiLIET 1855 1856 4.door or de luxe sedan sec
shesp Sss5 Sha opA
DODGE 1880 4-door sedan, motor recent
ly overhauled, good rubber, passed as in
spectipn Ss55; under oP s.t,s "a 14th st.
DoDdE 1855 4 any tm ssds satG ss4s within
oPA ceiling GIL, 1893 or OK. 0s7s.
DODGE, 1941 4-door sedan; heater. fluid
siis 9 Tn oss ssns ' 81 ss9s
FORD 1899 sooh.p. cpe.: motor recently
Lynhsven st., Alex, Va, between and
Ss$ . T assss ssa sV; low NV oPA si Is
xoadssisg CONDITION s1,ss5, low opA ' eel.
al ave sH orders for these
M3ro aSS e. e. a ;14S Lee hwy, Arlington
LINCOLN ZEPHER 1888 sedan good tires.
heater; 500, within oPA. Phone HO.
oLDsMoBILE 1912 4-door sedan; radio,
I { nI SQUARE ars Sc. Phone II; os1s; il.
running cond.; $3.50, within oPA ceiling;
radio and heater: co L. .H1LMER, Princess
Pierce ARROW 1885 sedan, o Rutocsr
1885 31a-ton dump truck. LYMAN
WIENER & SONS. Charles Town, W. Va
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe; good rubber and
TRANSPORTATION: as is $3.50; within OPA
ff,asE uM3 1853 1858 4.dr. sedan; 1 ns.a,
some repairs; best cash ofier under OPA
ceiling. 6701 47th ave. Riverdale, Nd. .
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HERE'S YOUR. VACATION HOME and a
snug hsherman's haven-ideal climate on
Florida's Gulf Coast. Fertile homesites, /
to 5 a., fronting or mr.. salt water. COM
munity boat dock privil., hard road, cleo
Titles guaranteed. Prices as low as $500,
$40 down: SI5 mo-; immed. possession.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet, write
or phi. bet. and 5, Paul E. Harrison, 1882
K K, St; NV ME-: 1143. J. WESLEY ,BU-
GALETON, PA.-Heart of deer country.
~ a., So a. tillable good 1O-room house,
bath. furnace heat: cleo. available; mi
from town.. on good state road: ideal for a
h hqG lodge; $4,000; terms. MR..
I28-ACRE FARM near Princess Anne. Md;
7-rm. house needs redecorating, Arm
house in fair condition: 90 a. cleared,
81 900 worth Of timber. ready to be sold;
good roads, 80 mi. from Ocean City, Md,
close to rivers, lakes and bays: will sacri-
nee for $4,000. For particulars call UN.
8 ACRES, hard road. 80 miles west of
Richmond. 80 yards Of Fife p. O.: nearly
new swanky cottage of 3 rooms, tiled
bath, 2 porches, full basement; electricity
installed; excellent outbuildings; so young
fruit trees, peaches ripe now; shrubbery:
cultural SURROUNDINGS, S4,750 or S75o
down and $50 monthly. l.. L. SELF,
10 A. n mi. south of Washington: nearly
new rm. bungalow. good outbuildings,
electricity soon: $50 or $500 down,
$40 mo. /. L. SELF. Louisa, Va LIZ
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TRAlLERS.

NEW AND USED house trailers on IL to
"A month terms, Metal luggage trai asa
series. Cash Tor your trailer. RICHTER
TRAILER SALES ALE Route l. Berwyn. Md
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAnERs for
Utility traiiers: ali-steel heavy duty dump
trailers: convenient terms, Rental service
9 Service 9a and snd eps or al MAKES of
following accessories: Beds. stoves, Vene-
tan blinds bitches helper pilss springs Pr m ete
trailefs and Cadillac. Packard. Buick and
Chrysler cars If you are interested IN dd sell Il,
ave. NV. Wo. 1872 Open until 0 pm.
ron RENIm2,it:, 7it; S- IT, a .Dd du aa
h fIRds hR9a eas MS eo ssos Lee
RxyG Arlington vi Oh pre ssso excellent
p IJSaa 4aoo, Ext s5s after p.m
SkW s0p PARKWAY sER1eE s' 6os e.
S st Hon Tn HonsE Tka1fER 1e4
cond; new tires; sleeps 4; $1,000. BLAH-
pYs TRAIlER PARK RG1 iNnR No 1oom ms
tandem wheels; sleeps 4; used : months
between Bethesda and Rockville. 116
ss no 0s dsas4s oGss nesf 81
Court. rear of house, College Park; 81 Nd
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