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HOUSES FOR sALs-southeo...

s1,1o0' VETERANS, ATTENTION-New
house, near 1st and Miss. ave. Sc: semi
gas heat: full basement, oak fioors, wealth 1
*. aoIo; Sun. and eve. DU. 1900. o6f r. sr.
see ss5se DOWN. good Sc; locatiogs; 2zsteEy
NEY, At. ssos. with BARNEY O. WETTz.
liz HE hys sr 81 LAST. 81 sso SSWN
like rent. includes principal, interest, taxes
and nsursnce-BeautifuL, new, red brick,
shower: full basement, auto gas heat and
s75, New DEVELOPMENT Within the Dis
heps you are not too H late. i Exhibit issf house
open every day. $50 to pm. Shipley
ter 1szI 235d Ts St and Als5sma M ave; sc JoNA-
MODERN sEMIpET.. 2-bedroom brick
Asninss, Venetian blinds, screened porch,
sSss sswnsy sye 7 stores and bus stop; sio;55o.
Large, corner home containing 8 ige, rms
and bath. h7w.h, Here is = real buy.
sE:;iS s!.s.;s !. ~ s'i S'tR t sun Sos
LYNDALE-close in community. enjoying
sor ssas a e ssRa sGPPna ese e
Course and Eastern Branch; semidet.. 5
rms. tile bath; full bsmt. Out, of town
sss = 4s. q ssGS Sn the GsSsfs fs!
sAckHIoE, bss. section Capitol IL Hiu,
salsk sale; easy terms ifiks rent, Owner.
oaT ans MiSS MHSssIss AVE- Il Sls7 20,
ds.sehed brick home Of rooms and bath,
wnd.-a Nth gas heat electric refrigerstor and
gds!R HI iInrSHgnSut; S4Ign i, unasual ySs hnaneing
sth sT. s,E.MWhy Day Key Key money! @ Fl ' Pos
session Of store and apt. above: cost.
sy1ses' sgps q s s ss s sgssSs s o sPy
iss7. or uScioIo ss H Realty All As5,0' con Ne Il
$50 BLOCK OF s,st ST. s.E.-s-reosom sEes
sondisioni $4,000; can Be seen Sy sp.
g91ntmasnrt @ nann only. BusADA REALTY co.
NEW s,RM. DETACHED HOME s at s1s
FeSeon6 st; Sc tconsrsss Heights)-oper
for appointment, HARRY poRETsKY
is$i GooD HoPE kD. D. s:E.1n E. isCS; You are ars
Pc purchased with IsI,50o cash, don't M Mfai
e eosN ssl sc. tss aRRt E SOS e sipipss s RALPH D
sEMIDET. BRICK house completely fur.
nishsd to tenants: income S140 mo:
cs Mr. i0 sssv wo wdotsFas5.Ss soss nansIRg RR5S
REALTY CORP. DU. S55s, 8 am. to
p.m.
oPEN 1875. suNDAY-e2oo s1ss $.
Spacious orick detached corner home o,
English desisn. in excellent cond.; nv
nrst noor; 8 bedrms. and bsth on seconf M
noor; oil heat, built-tn garage. Mr.
Fahrixio No; 2s4s or RE. 1916. CoNNEF
CoLoRED-53as DRAKE PI. s.E.-Ney
Groom house: $3.50 cash. balance Nk,
rent. ME. 4S01, Do. 1881. -2I
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
5.story elevator office bldg; guarantees
isSs Ss Eye .r's ss ,.st,ns HvpsE
business or professional mani; ~ lss I. + floor
oaG properts paas y rsnts for $3.50 per mo
details phons 9th pI 2l32 or e. s21Ma Ssaa
EaME FESa1MsHs gi5 aousfsRen sffsE 1seE at sas7S and
s2S4 fsss N ssi sss1S T.. tSr e. n% both Ar 59s as
CORNER GROCERY store and apt. above
aes ss sas sale & to 5f
eSSENEkI ! IDEfAcHED 4-fsmiIs apt, RS RS
nesr theater and SHOPPING district; rents
1906; viii VII accept @ % oIer. IA. ao4%5 % or
Four H6i tUN1Ts, Brightwood-Modern semi
detached brick, excellent buy at $2I 900.
IT, II osasst osss RsT al II NaI REATY Fl sea ooaP
fSSEsTmEsT aeS aSrs 4 FT PROPERTY FOR sAIE0a E0
ssssd dns 5ss ots ssiu tents
for s yrs. increased to $4,000. for s yrs;
sfs5 soosr sS F. 81 81 s. s: GsH. nw Ma k9a9p ss5
s.GNfT s1j IL APARTMENT, all utilities So and
sfss sfs pis s Trust BY esfats 9nas ppes neG%
sTERIINa EEALTY Co, sos 10th st.
n;S 1900 Blk. 81 M Mass AVE. sw-s-unis is con-
MR. v. at THOMAS. RS Be- 1856, " No. isos.
1s UNIT APT. BLDG. at 2e1s-so K st.
real hsy IL RthIr% ths soming rng. sres NJ
ST. re- NW i1$s NR aKes issssae Hh Ssse and ats
or ofices; 2oxeo. scar brick garage; poss.
Of store may be had. only parcel In area
g Corr. f:.s 1857 s"'F sta sE. % iiss; e7ss, III.
sseGN1r ss9Gir APARTMENT on caliofrnia st.;
So 900; large apartments: building well
constructed: substantial cash required.
P 81. s.W.-Modsrn 2-family nat; Mellon
furnish utilities; priced to sell Cail Mr..
Ksetnaq, Hs ssis Win VII s29s GosNER RYoN S ISo'
property an excellent and desirable apart
BRICK BRICK dwell dwellings s' consisting of rms each:
e s ~ b ssaas nstsos
dao1dE efnS & aKoGsbsSeso nT S4as So IT, aoned
II Asa s HsvaEs IDEAL oasson or
priced Tor the right purchaser. LEO u.
BERNSTEIN g. co, i415 x st. NV, NE.
Y4fh AND EYE SITS. N.w.-valuable
downtown ground now being offered for
nrst timei Excellent site for office build
ing or private industry; rented as parking
lot at present time. For details, call TIL
9 Pm, LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1915
K st. NV, ME. $500. 30
DANDY TWo-FAMILY, Clarendon; S21,-
900. Very good 4-family. Suitlands S21,-
900 n2r. B |. 4; ~. GAssATT, GL ss sslo, j lg'
cash Required. ATHEY & co. 1889 Conn.
ave, HO. 1884. II no answer, call co.
6343. Ext. 208. Ia
t3-YR.-OL beautiful garden-type apts.:
over 80 units; fine investment; APPROX:
S135,000 cash required. Call HARRY
COHEN. RE. Att, GE. o2s6. Ia
COLORED-WE HAVE several apt houses
for sale with very small down payments
and long-term permanent financing. For
details and location, call Morris Cohen or
Milton Vinnfck with A. NJ. DRAISNERr
I4e4 L st. NV, MA. S036, GE 0287. --19
lCoLoRED-s-UNIT BRICK APT BLDG.
on 11th st. NV. nr. N--On heat; no jani-
%... s. s1fs SkuEx EssuTa & qRy c5R f4s7 nE
G6idhSEsssr s6 bass Eyss ~ 5M sSIo rm, ls ,ns
bath: very sood income. win Be Sc shown
rent. PAT TRoiAso. Resitor. ss7 1ash
CoLoREDWa-FAMn.Y M DaFAMnY APT. and garage;
oWWNER CHI Chestnut $500. eyes. ca. 1901.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.
BY Dave Breser

IN KOChfALLE.o Ioons aMo paeA' ass
ise. bedTms and bath: owner viii sas- Is
AGENT, p Z {: hurley; Brosius Bldg. Kosk-
as. s,a aeIh e.
% library; bedrms. and bath. End d.; ";
& RamESs sTSsnd with For E nsf! RRanTa o
eolLasG eo issH Fax, szfIii Nj MD.: siasoo-At this
price you can NOT af1ord so nIn miss q seeing sla
3 baths. fun. cellar, h.-w.h., gar; lge. lot:
snd in exsslsns eena tRsdtass sstas as RSssss So
Sf2lEtGRlA SSfh2qlERAN.ArrEoSEp EAi ssoSS e-RM. HOUSE in
seE sTns under e,ag gr eseIn
GLEN eH EN- EcHo HEfGHTsNTwo bdrm; home.
S9ss19 vs. g. lszs fsFssF 1T Leo S'ss
new Mi lGSicK BRICK BUILDING appears to Be cen
sernin wepanned. MODERN nUasi sbsdroom apis
can be handled under GI plan by z vet
wit with = small Hsm ssnsys aeWn sns
| tended in substantial residential wooded
| section. For further particulars, call VIM;
n. THOMAS, Realtor. DI. 1903; ewes. ana g
FOUR FGii BEDRMs., woodside Park--Large
"a masonry house. painted white 1 IN IT,
| terrace; large iiV. rm.. stone fireplace with
sdoans r dsn BeSlms d Baths s den M or
stsdisdf stads oa mas master GsSi Sedrm finished rms
on 3rd 4 with large wa,k-n cedar closet Ell
naI 5uraez rP ana bath n RsH
aoGnEAb HesTa p Kssltof sH sa ss5o M
yAcANTImmsdiats, ,,.o pesssssspP, ,sIP,. s1sss5 sSo5
sDma sDar ssns ana s on psauta shs
faeesa ineosed 'e1nas sanToom 0 on rst door large
sds and room sah ana
nspsss naz aso as5ss f0f Moss.
MoSSTaomERY shsSheEd I2sy couNrY-5-rm. and bath
fenced: out from Silver springi 2,css briek
today: for this won't last; woRTHiNdToN
sh sEA5Tx s7oo til fh'l Dm nff sa soes ss
ARPKoyEDEossvilIlsf ,6qggs bqagsqE 3y 5
best street in town: $1,000 cash; Only
BoGLEY, Realtor. 7oo4 Wis ave., WI.
kockvfLLE@For h;eSS iii 2oyS; the 1ge family. good
sopnd HON home on cor lot aasd asrs
nSS' yoa to esaslpasy eal1 SAMUEL q Z goeLEy, RssS
tor, 1904 Wis. ave, VI. 1920. WI 550O:
Street. center-hali Colonial. 4 large rms
easy terms sda5G9 d3l %. SAN
Sa,50O-Answer to your housing problem.
bsdrm sqngalSw ing ever on se lot is EHsk
sJe noGLEY; IA ksdS Rsaltor. 7oo4 Wis. ave. WI
NAVAL HosPITAL-walking distance, 4
had
na sas roo hssss copper T00asa sstters H
IT, ssEass sS'us yshf' 81 Ms|i
syspings. Ms NJ Meyer; WI o5ss 9s4e. ,..,n
2-story house, full basement. oil h.-w.h::
sass 5u1s Sera5 adot seTmls Wls sye SisSSq W
1890, WI. $500; eve. Mr.. Burchard.
MOI MoDaRN R1as e-RM. CORNER house, in sight
soaLEY. S s.'RSi soo4 wis. ifiSSe ave. WI 1870. wi.
and-span; fenced lot. garage, copper gut
esS sAM1EL HS hsvf sodEEP oo4 9Ry W
ave. vi. 1920, WI. 5000; eve, Mr.. john
G. as.s IT, ess IL
with cs sD b.des dln rm nnd
bath on tst H.; 2nd f. is insulated and
f1oored, suitable for 2 bedrms., gas a.-c.
BoaLEXi; 81 ;iii 7eSaa wis. ave RsaltoT. wi:
BRADLEY VILLAGES bedrm. brick and
stone Colonial, fully equipped kit Ben
dix washer, gas a.-c. heat, screened porch,
slate roof. Ideal for small family. owner
leaving city. S15.950. SAMUEL, =. Bog
LEY. 7O04 Wis. ave, Reaitor, WI. 1920,
WI $500.
41s ACRES 5-room, bath and basement
bungalow, with good outbuildings; fruit.
S12,500.
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/ HOUSES sAlE--southeo,t. Cont. !,

LCOIORED-VACANT: 22s 18th sts---Fur-
nished, newly renovated: 3 units; suitable
for home and income: immediate pos
session. MIR. WAGSTAFF. AT. 625s., MI
SCSoGLEoKED-s7so DOWN: near Navy
Yard; broom and bath brick home. For
Color SCs0SIoRED-sa5O Down buys this s.
room and bath row brick, balance on easy
terms. TRI-ETATE REALTY CO, 903 u
St. n.ws ma. 1850; ewes, DU. 1888, oV.
ccooiIoRED - ANAcosTIA - 5-rm. bunga-
low, on nearly an acre OF land; owner
sacrificing this valuable property; act
quickly, II won't last. MR.. JENToNS,
DU. O379, MI. 2080. --l9
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NEW WAREHOUSE UNDER construction.
will be completed in approx 80 days.
Approx l4,50O 50. It. with left. ceiling,
one A. Fireproof bldg. win subdivide u
necessary. win also build to suit responsi-
BILE tenant. FIR. 1l71; evenings, SH. 1873,
NJ st. -22
1900 SO. FIT, on 1st floor in new hreproof
bldg, 14h 1T. ceiling height. wide con-
railroad siding in, rear; all utilities; 10.
minutes run to heart of downtown WASH
ington. See MT. Norris, WEAVER BROS,
INC, Washington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes,
CH Q22S 40 =
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

GREBLE PARK, e5 FORESTER st. s,w.;
SIO.e5O-open Sat. and Sun. Best buy
II ea,y ssmdssaGhssa ss hsx 5risf daoo lIks nexs
NEAR 9th AND G SITS. S.W. near st.
Dominic's Catholic Church; good frame
house; 81 It.. wide; 7 rooms. bath: B. W 2;
nice cond., S6.750; easy terms. FISCHER,
MA. -6791 or co. -5610. -18
1920 End ST. s.W., out Nichols ave, to
1000 blk. and Atlantic St. turn right 2
blocks, left to house--Vacant, immed.
possession redecorated; steel const,,
parquet floors: oil; 5-rms., near every
thing: S11,250: subst. cash. AT. 719o.
mo-; 62I End st. s.w.; 2-story brick,
$4,000. EX 1900: ewes, HO. 0326. lis
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

SECOND 0i000 to 10000
between new Suitland hwy and South
Capitol ST.; practically all of SQUARE 5s6b;
ideal for auto sales and service, ware
4 Street frontages Brokers' cooperation
invited. MAX MILLER, 500 11th st. SEA-
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

AEdKRfCAN UNIVERSITY fARK-Largs
tract Of ground containing Sks acres;
would lend ttsen 10 htgh-cIass subdivision.
Price reduced from $4,000 to S132,500.
making ground 81 eents 81. It. Call =. Z.
MIDDLETON, RE 1851.
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coMMERclAL PROP. FOR RENT.

4-RM. AND BATH HOUSE, 5-car garage
ESQ filling station for rent. Just beyond
on Telegraph rd J. j. TAYLOR, 2o2S
Jefferson Davis hwy. ia, 1878. Ia
WILSON BLVD, Arlington--Lge. pfomi.
Ell. 1900: ewes. CH. 1901. Us
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ACREAGE FOR SALE tcon't. J

10-ACRE BLDG. SITES, ct cierksburT.
vile vile 8 and Frederick; only. q 900 It. on
ES1ss, sssoo, @ ssores Electric and .lsnsp Fl
aaiHrs, hRtGKTIvEEEK GaTvEK vi ylEsWsssoi VS. IL Fsr,
is Foote I'd .--4t acres with houses: located
oxon Hill. Nd. directly acI9ss @ retomas
sTsss. Tsa sssss sas sssh ss
SsRS5SSsTsaosagRY sR5SSsTsa etssISY scsosuNrY2s miles out.
st,or So aS1es close to to small town and railroad
x,S r. saAEsoa q sasoe eS
roh IA sSUassbhryfsfoN7o Sashr ssqe; sspe;
Of excellent ground with frontasas e. on two
eshfE = slphsY. sillssY sfis Rssises sH zsss; tsas
sss I ACRES Of beautiful, clear, seenas as,1s 10y
asyalaBnea ayailabIe On isna 81 500: terms san 8
aoeased az waits r. p Box sssS
sToleprSh1p WooDEp ACRE nasI sITEs. Zee hEhwy Cen
ssTxiis ssnienses sa syaiiable R2 OK Ysso ewes m
f5ss fDEsL roR suBDIvrsIoN,Sw J with u asIssss.
dgs acres az sss ger milss fsr wsss Il Laurel
and Baltimore. n. NJ. HuN1rrs wa U3A sSsnso.
80 ACRES in olney. Nd. on Route e.. e.
-l6 miles from d. c., very aesLa1Sie " +. ~ ~
subdividing; most reasonably pricea inrp MI
in this section. Call Mr. SaInoepss soIfor. nr
e74n, with e. M. FRY, lNcs reaiaSots ra1a
sRoKERs, 1TaS Mss asMsTrENTIoN-over one miis
frontage on River and Bradley pased ssd
State roads. Montgomery County, NJ, M,,,stpU apv
overlooking the Conversational CaMndsaa CeMndsaa
in .grading and landscaping. This & propeTsss ers
Estates: ssss ise s 8. % It. FUfLToN r. GooRDoNs;
/ 70 so ACRES. Dunn Loring. Va; close to
school and transp., 91a mi. d. C: reason
ably priced, easy terms. JAMES =. Ma
HONEY. woodward Bldg, RE. 24l1. --aS 1anSS
BROKERS. ATTENTION-5o0 acres t9S
acres already sold and being developed
for apts., commercial business centers ana
homes, This property adjacent 70 new
South Capitol st. extended, already COM
pleted, and it Is In line with new Soutn
Capitol ST. bridge half completed. Priced
in tracts of 100 acres, $4,000 an acre.
20ee cash release clause. balance 80
Interest; Is FULTON R. ss9R G9RDoN' oynaef'
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 3 mi. from
Manor Club; acres, large frame houses
beautiful view and shade trees; price'
is acres. near Redland Hunt. section:
bungalow and orchard, about 10 acres
cleared land. balance wooded on hard
road; priced $1,000.
acres Potomac Hunt section, on hard
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Excel. LOCATION for millinery, dress
Jst commercial, good width and depth, in
center of commercial activity. Priced low,
Call Mr.. Salkeld. SHANNON 81 LUCHS
CO., MA 2345. 20
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rNT PROPERTY WANTED

tNVkStAkNl rNOFENbI WAStEO.
HAVE CLIENT for your property. nothing
too large or too small Call HARRY
COHEN, RI. 4771, GE. 0286. --23
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
2,2IO SO. FIT. Of industrial ground on r;r.
S1.50o. JARVIS REAL ESTATE, UN. 1928:
eyes WA 42SS -1a
LOT FOR SALE, %, 500 So IT.; all uttli-
ties available; suburbs of Alex. on railroad.
SOC So it. P. Q. Box 5b5b, Friendship
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT
SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available,
zoned Industrial: both in D. c. and nearby
MARYLAND; small or large acreage; long or
70 once. Nm 2525; res EN-, $3.50
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY. 3 mi. from
Manor Club; acres, large frame house'
beautiful view and shade trees; price.
Is acres. near Redland Hunt section:
bungalow and orchard, about 10 acres
road; road - priced iced $1,000. ~
acres. Potomac Hunt section, on hard
road; s3.5o0. J. GINGEII@ G 1884 TSSsX
David Laughlin for appt.. WI. 2o6o; eve.
and sun, WI. $50. - Ia
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41s ACRES; 5-room, bath and basement
S12,500.
Lot 75x2o0: modern bungalow Of 8
rooms, bath, basement. j. H. FErTY
Laurel, Md -21.
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" Ink AAAs' -1~o Whsoh oiSu' Sa' 70 o.
600 cash and assume tn,
present trusts OF $3.50, payable $40 mo
the best residential sections: new home.
session. CH, 2440. PREvETTE, Reaitor
sE ssls h1E sryinE s needless ss to s men,
ton anything about the. location excep,
Beverly Hills. You know 1t is an outstand-
s sad bshs Ee
full liy. rm.. full dining rm., equipped kit,
bedrm. and bath on 1st floor; screened
porch, full basement with maids rrn., att
LLI1NcTooN REALTY; s2o4 Wilson blvd.
M eHAkMIsG hHR; sRick BUNGALOW. in ioye,
rI g locasiDa aished 9nly atte m Tu faa bss On hwh
screens; % storm windoys sood-sized 10
Tent foundation: Sl2. $50. substantial cash
NoWN M5Ss kaN6' ans eouSTai-rour 81 eTaa acres mod
garage and stable: priced TO sell at S24.-
Sss sss & slt asss TaE a. ok sEsxas ssss d
HUMoR THE MAN-dfve him q den snt
SaIa Ga secson tss osas ae v ns 1f
EYE and issd1a ssd1ms iaff saa bath h'o On @ End
1l.s
and detached gar: priced to sell at S12.-
450. REAL ESTATE SERVICE, NC. Lee
hwy. at Gfebe rd.. OK. 1855. Gil. 0561
IT'S POSSIBLE to purchase this velI-con.
strueted brick home in North Arlington q,
the prize rs Of s12.75oi Sossory Goiopial b.isl
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. i've. Lee hwy
fEsaser Fl alfss rd fok 31 aSss G
Alexandria house Of modern architecture
in Monticello community. Finished in 1942
with fireplace, dining space. kitchen, iaun
dry. lavatory: second door has living room
with fireplace, master bedroom with full
and bath, o other bedrooms and fun bath
good closets: fun. dry basement; completed,
equipped. modern interior; nicely land
scaped; dead-end street; convenient to hes
owner-occupant. Substantial cash pay
ment required. II 4666. 80
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o1sSh
olutionary historical brick town house in
80 rooms, & saa, Ssshs, ssd ssdTeoRs; ia ps1siet
ing, Old English hardware and locks, 4
nreplaees, new electric wiring, copper
with terrace and fountains, neod lighted
separate service entrance. House asso.
as sa'is Faipfaa II % Wsshina.on. % Harper. % crsf sai
e e P yoRHsT6sS Rssss HDs aus sunssI 81
snsGnsas s!hsii IS saia saiEasek BUNGALOW and ii ~
acres, close-in va.-Liy. rm, freplace,
bsmt... eil heat: 81 900 down pymt:, sx.
sRM. saans Eli skIGk D HoMwsil NE. VII e eSnst Ice lot
desirable location: close to. schools, transp,
rsDse. wsse din ana T R Ess ny
and sefssaSa sass on a1i md al ssundan. 0 elose..
sseesns s.esfss 'Dfss sa 'u si II hsas
Ehsnf siis 81 saas
| automatic matte oil furnace. outdoor fireplace
rs S.|Ss III ssr iaassis.s :ss
price, S3,I5o. WEST REAL ESTATE, SP.
FALLS CHUkCH-If you are looking for {
4-bedroom home In an exclusive section
where monthly payments are less thar
rent, call WILLIAM r. LAuGHLLN. Real.
tor, Mclean, Va. E1mwood 322. or Il
MOE SHADE TREES and beautiful g.
bedroom completely modern bunEalow
| newly redecorated. fun basement, 2-eal
garage, Workshop and small chicken house
approximately V acre Of land with nies
| from schools, stores and churches. Tht
price has been reduced. Cannot be snoWr
on Saturdays Come to see it or call u
| for further information. FREEMAN z
sHERBgRNE Vienna. Va phone visnnn'
Love A LARGE YAkD, 13tx21o. Won
derfui for children. Very nice 6-rm; ap'
/ bath home, AMI; on 10c bus to Wash
ington B. a. CARsAIT. Ga b310. 19s
sAVE. 81 500 hy Waiting for delivery q
ton Of Falls Church: an ccnv.: oil heat
CURE AGENCY, TsiH Church Zoo; ats
pm. phone Roberta PA. 20s7-M I'll
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-01-11

for wage guarantees is essentially a demand for the security of sub- stantial and regular earnings"
 Projecting firmly into the pie ture the conviction that unemploy- ment insurance has not proven the answer to the workers hunt for security, the report declared:
 Unemployment insurance ben efits are no substitute for pay. They are, on the average, less than half pay. The durations of ben efits are almost everywhere briefer than is desirable.
 Employment experience rating in unemployment insurance has not acted, to any substantial degree, as an incentive to employers to stabilize employment. Instead, ex- perience rating has encouraged employers to seek means to avoid paying benefits and has produced competition among employers to seek means to avoid paying bene" fits and has produced competition among the States to lower con- tributions and benefit standards"
 All unemployment Insurance re- serves, the report pointed out, have accumulated huge reserves reserves sufficient to pay benefits for the maximum duration to a large percentage of all covered workers. The possibility that any such reserves will be required Is extremely remote
 Although he made the point that the group making the study recog- nized that 8 guaranteed wage con- stituted no immediate panacea, MT. Latimer added:
 "On the other hand, 1t recog- nized that it is quite clear that widespread wage guaranteed sys- tems can be made substantial contribution to the stabilization of the economy through the stabili- zation of wage-earner income, and, hence, consumer expenditures"
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-01-11
Letters to inc Editor
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(CoMtinufd from Page Two) which have only 15% of New Ha. ven County's Al representatives! Hartford County - 132,127 em- ployees, of which Hartford, East Hartford, New Britain and Bristol have SO%, but which have only 17% of Hartford County's AZ rep- resentativeS!
 Fairfield County -. 137,276 en- ployees, of which Bridgeport, Stam~ ford, Stratford, and Norwalk have 83%, but which have only Il % of Fairfield County's 37 representa- tives.
 It all adds up to one glaringly dismal fact - LABOR IN CON- NECTICUT IS GYPPED!
 There Is only one honorable thing for LABOR to do in Con- necticut: BEEF, BEEF, BEEF against this until there is ACTION TO CORRECT IT! LABOR IN CONNECTICUT IS MORE UN~ DER REPRESENTED IN ITS OWN STATE CAPITOL THAN LABOR IS IN ANY OTHER STATE!
 As a veteran this Is NOT what I fought for! We still have some fighting for democracy right here in Connecticut to dol Yes, sir!
 Sincerely,
 HENRY STONER, President, Connecticut Reapportion" nent Association.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-01-11

Discussing the current demand for guaranteed wages as a normal and perhaps inevitable result of the sequence of economic events since the First World War, the report Said in part:
 During and for g brief period following She First World War, the level of economic activity reached new and unprecedented heights. Following a severe but short-lived depression, a still higher level of activity was achieved in the twen- ties, followed by the most severe depression of modern industrial history.
 "The demand for wage guaran- tees is . response to experience. On the one hand, tie response re- gards the high levels of economic activity achieved as proving that large production and security earn ings can be maintained; on the other hand, it regards the ecOn- omfc fluctuations of the past as es- tablishing the need for assurance that earnings and living standards will be maintained. The demand
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-01-11

This will eliminate duplication of appraisals on the same property for different lenders.
 When a lender asks the VA off, flee to designate an appraiser for property which already has been appraised satisfactorily, he will be given that appraisal, report and the veteran will not be charged an appraisal fee.
 VA also announced that here after any development Of five or r.ore houses must be appraised by a committee of from three to five designated appraisers. All inter ested lenders subsequently, will be advised of the price agreed upon and the sale of units in the devolp- ment may not exceed this appraisal.
 This will eliminate variations in price for similar houses, not un- common when several appraisers were called upon individually to determine the reasonable value of certain units in 8 group of houses similar in design and con- struction.
 All details of the loan guarantee program will continue to be han dled by the local regional offices under supervision of the branch office.