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New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

Those who are greatest affected by this, as usual, are the Negroes of our city. Before the war start ed as we all know, things weren't going so we'll, but we all managed to adjust ourselves accordingly.
 Then along came the war and with it, great boom in Water bury, greater perhaps than that of most of the other parts of the country because of the extensive industries here.
 People began to migrate here from all parts of the country, Me- groes and white. They began to make large sums of money, spent it freely, and lived off the fat of the lamb as they said; many said they did not believe this would ever end and even after the war was over things were going to still be booming for ten years to come.
 Lambs Are Factories
 Now the lambs in Waterbury are our factories, Scovills, Glasses, American Brass, U. S. Rubber, etc.
 The wise people held on to their money and aren't affected very much by this decline in work. But a few weeks before last Thanks giving the lambs began to get little lean, they went from six days to five days and then after the Christmas and New Years ho1i- days they went to four days. Many of Waterbury's philosophers, thinkers and world analyzers said that this was because the shops were taking inventories, but, after January, the end of the Inventory Month, work continued to decline even more. Workers were laid off by the hundred; instead of the shops picking up, they continued to lay off.
 Now, these thinkers, philosophers and analyzers of industry are cry ing that we have a depression on hand.
 Migrants Leaving
 Many of the people who migrated to Waterbury during this boom now are commencing to leave, return ing to their own home towns or
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

interested donors. New interests were developed in the community.
 November II, 1924, Leila T. Alex ander Williams succeeded Mrs. Rol- lick as director. The work grew steadily, and the small house be- came inadequate. In 1926 within the community council was or ganized with more than fifty mem bers. "Hats off to the past; Coats off to the future," was the march ing slogan. Objective: new Neigh
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

The Pearl Street Neighborhood House has been one of the dominant reasons that there is a minimum of juvenile delinquency among Waterbury's colored boys and girls, yet many are unfamiliar with the Neighborhood House background. Its founder was Miss Alice B. KinRsbury, of one of the oldest
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09
Is Undergoing
 4 Period Of Rehabilitation
By J. Edward

TheH that n % a %
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09
will automatically adjust itself.

will automatically adjust itself.
 Right now there are more peo- pie in our city than there are jobs to go down and people return from whence they came, Waterbury's signs of depression will gradually vanish for we will have rehabili- tated ourselves.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

it the most popular spot for gath ering and it's combat of juvenile delinquency alone makes for "Hats Off To The Pearl Street Neighbor- hood House."
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09
WATERBURY NE|GE1BORHOOD HOUSE MARKS 25 YEARS OF PROGRESS
By J. Edward Burke

of of juvenile  of wella
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

Horatia Johnson gives the lat est of talk in the happenings in the citv of Norwalk.
New England bulletin., 1949-04-09

MRS. GEORGIANA HALLUM 164 Fairfield Ave.
 Stamford, Conn.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15
School Bells
Are Ringing Again

Which means its time to ar /.
range for those Senior graduation
pictures.
Our studio is equipped to do
the finest qudlitY portroit work. ond
Union CountY's Senior Gloss mem
bers will find SmittY' will give them
q for better offer. pocketbook-wise.
thon dnY out-of-countY photograph
er.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15
/" Irwin
By MRS. MILTON PETERS

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cline, of
Allen Center, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Spain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cletus McCloud
entertained with a dinner party
Sunday. The following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Haignere
and their son, Eugene, wife and
family, and Mrs. Anna Fields, of
Columbus. 1t was the birthday of
Mrs. Fields.
Mrs. Lucy Gorton and daughter,
Helen, were Sunday dinner guests
of Aunt Mary Williams, of Ray
mond.
Guests at the Peters home
Sunday were their children and
grandchildren Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Price and family, of billiards,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Peters
Jr. and son, Jimmy, of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fackler, of
Columbus, brought Mrs. Henry
Arnold home Saturday. She had
been visiting them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Borders and
family, of Mechanicsburg, were
Sunday afternoon callers of Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Bosley.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15
Dover Girl Buys
Registered Jersey

COLUMBUS, O.-Mary Fran
cies Anthony, Dover Township
has purchased the registered Jer-
Sey, Bindle Noble Lady Mary. The
animal comes from the herd
owned by Andrew B. Anthony.
The purchase adds to the steadily
growing number in this area.
Dairymen buy Jerseys because of
the high quality of the milk they
produce.
Purebred Jerseys are registered
by The American Jersey Cattle
Club which has its national head
quarters in Columbus. Several
programs are available through
The American Jersey Cattle Club
to help breeders get the most
profits from their Jerseys.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15
Something New
For Fair-GoerS
tcons.nued from Page -

was called in those days; forma-
ton of Union County; Indian war
fare; Lucas Sullivant, pioneer
surveyor who plated much of the
county; and many others.
The pageant was written by
Mrs. Kenneth Helser, of Union
vile Center, who teaches English
in the Union Local high school.
She has spent the entire summer
writing the script, planning the
various episodes, lining up cos
tunes, settings and equipment;
and arranging for casts for the
tableauX.
The portrayal of Union County
history is accurate in every re-
spect, and the pageant is decid-
edly worth seeing.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15
Underqoes Surgery

Local friends of Mrs. jean
cite Hill, Springfield, will be
glad to learn that she is getting
along as well as can be expect
ed after undergoing a major alb
.dominal operation last week
The surgeon was DIR. Montanus
Mrs. Hill is in Room 407 al
Springfield City hospital. Mrs
Hill is a sister of Charlie Scott
502 w. Fourth ST., whose daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lynn Light, of Colum.
bus, was with Mrs. Hill during
the operation.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15
ATTEND WEDDING

Mrs. Charles Headington, and
daughter, Peggy, of Byhalia; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shand and
daughter, Diana, and Mrs. Frank
Shawd, of Kenton, were guests at
the wedding Sunday, Sept. II of
Miss Alice Hoke, Of Galena/and
Mr.. James Miller, of Marseilles.
The wedding, a double-ring cere-
mony, was held in the First
Methodist Church in Galena, fol-
lowed by a reception at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. LeMar Hoke.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15

If all the boys and girls who en-
tered school in Marysville as
first graders this fall were to stay
here and graduate, MarySville
High School could look forward
to its largest senior class in his
tory, come 1862.
Altogether, there are "a child
rem in the first grade this year,
40 in the West building, 80 in the
East building, and l3 in Trinity
Lutheran school.
The largest graduating class on
record for the local high school
was the class of 1887, when rs re-
ceived their diplomas. Average
class is between So and go.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15
One Day Polio
Drive Planned
CONTINUED FROM Fage -

tor of the Ohio Department of
Health, also lauded the National
Foundation for Infantile Para
lysis.
1.-The fact that the National
Foundation guarantees prompt
handling of all cases is one of the
reasons the emergency drive for
funds has become necessary" he
said. "Such prompt action is vital
in the fight against poliomyelitis."
Although poliomyelitis in Ohio
still is far below spidemic rate,
the years total probably will be
the highest on record DR.. Porter
field said.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15

Oct. 2 beinning at 1880 p. m.
Robert Hess, pastor of the church,
will be the evangelist and Claude
Corbett, Portsmouth, Va, will be
the song leader.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15
Revivals at Peoria

Revival services will be held in
the Peoria Friends Church every
evening from Sept 10 through
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15

Hosiery announcement in Gal
loways Shoe News today that will
interest YOU. 9-15-lt
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15

Photo by Smitty's Studio
Miss Peggy Dow above) sem
ior of Msrysville high school.
attended baton twirllinq classes
at the Jimmy Rawlins Studio
under the direction of Miss
Hall. during the summer. and
earned the highest grades
at the epd of the season.
She won years scholar
ship in the baton twirling
class. She will attend these
classes once a week during the
winter. Miss Dow is the daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Law
less. of sos E. 18th ave. Col
umbus. and resides with Mrs.
Ethel Johnson. on E. Fourth st.
while attending school in
MarYsville.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-09-15
Mystery of the month:

mystery Oh the HlOHtn'
Recently -comeleted fishing
lake of the Heart of Ohio Fish
g. Game Association is now
filled to its permanent level
considerably ahead of the
anticipated time. thanks to this
summers unusually heavy
rains) and a group of men went
out to inspect it. Wednesday
afternoon.
They were preasantlY SUR,
prised to observe several large
schools of minnows swimming
about in the lake. and. believe
it or not. several nice-size bass.
Yet the lake has not been stock
ed at all.
1t is supposed that the bass
and minnows were in the little
stream which feeds the lake.
when il was damned off to
back up the water. Stocking of
the lake will be completed this
fall as the Fish & Game club
is scheduled to get large quaint
tity of bass, blue qills and other
fish from the u. s. Wildlife
Commission.
On hand for the inspection
cruise" Wednesday were Bill
Coleman. Dutch Connolly.
Dwight Story and Gene Smith.
Smitty. incidentally, is COM
ing up with new first" claim.
He says he's the first person
ever to attend the Union Coun-
tY Fair and take boat ride
less than 80 minutes apart.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
.IIINE SPECIALS
MANOR CLUB

Lovely S-yr.-oi0 centef-hau brlck CO.
lonisl on beautiful wooded site; 3
rm. u'ii; With fireplace GH'i and bar. huge
closets and storase space through-
out; gear garage; screened porch;
oil INV. heat. recessed radiators.
Priced risht; Can pI; loI5 til TILL 2
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
BRAANDYWNE HTS. MD;-drestIy
Dorf6ss n sse sink sb,ds dense sesaesd alss
S55' mo See this. DAN ABBOTT.
S4sl centeT dr. Camp Springs, Nd
coIIEGE GogIlfsGs 'PslR PARK. 4-bedrm. brick, 2
Md. U. Ideal for renting rooms to
500. Terms to suit. PERRY Bos-
WELL, INC, WA. $500. Open till
FoREsr Gssi HEIGHrs-ss,45o. Attrsc-
es esf' now SH s'sz fsERs stf aUeR sRsrsf g.
r.NnovES IA, ESe HSAis Ri s41sss ss-bssrm ..
Ssm, ss0ay o oGms seR n sxse sseoo eSna DOWN ss4
6sys 6ss mes best prus buy 'fssf FERRY 9' Boswell @
INC, WA. 450o. Open till 8 Pm.
LAUREL. Mp.-New Cape Cod bun
Kitchen and bath, diminished End
H.. full basement. Price, SO $50.
Can arrange GI managing: once
epen y sundss' Il Il so ,.t,,v.an ;; LApREI Sya
MARsHALL assf Iiafft HALL RoAD-conven-
lent to Indian Head; big lot: new
bunealov: cleo, well. garage. etc;
So, $50; low terms, occupancy. See
us for Nd. homes. N. =. RYoN CO.
MI. s RAiNiER-s-rm. bungalow. with
finished attic in the heart of Mt.
Rainier on busy 34th St. near trans
portation, in shopping, area; future
commercial value excellent. As little
as $1,000 down, balance monthly
soE sAspAEL sfn4J st WAhGR9asl NJ aalneTs HeasHs us
Nj. afoG RaiNIEa. ahsiE O;" APIS. On. Irs rms.
and bath, one rms. and bath. oil
h.-w.h.. Handicapped lot, nr. schools,
shgrs6es r.Im1 s5nnsp pnERRY ies noswRf eaSRRni
INC, WA. 45o0. Open till s pm.
BUNGALOW, 4 rms, insulated, frepi.
expan. attic, incl. porch. Ice. lot.
Ma Nay sSo,6a1 a1, JOHN H. JOHNSON SG
NEARBY EA BHYp'SMD Md. blks. of peiens.
highway-2-year-ol stone bunga.
i low; on S0x175-ft. lot; with full
basement. Owner wants best cash
offer above existing trusts OF ap-
prox. $4,000. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO., WA. $685.. uN. 1895,
BUNGALOW. vacant. good cond
cellar, rec. rnn., lse, attic, dor. win.
Gas heat and oak floors; trees,
shrubs, flowers; lge, lot. $3.50 TO
| $1,000 cash, bal. as rent. OWNER, !,
| IA. 1910. win exchanEe. la
| Mr.. LAUREL. MD.-5-room and bath
bungalow, on 4 acres Of xground
$3.50; can arrange GI financing
| once open Sunday IL to 5. Laurel
| REALTY CO., $50 washington blvd
Phone Laurel 4e2. la
WEST LANHAM Vacant. Owner
gone TO Calf; gave US exclusive
| right to sell at only Sll $50 to
LIST buyer; @ rms. and bath; hedrm.
and hrepl. LIST d.; lot, 60x1s0. Mr
MorninRstar. WA. 360S, with FORD
T. MORGAN, Sr., RE. 4910. LII
&10, brick bunKalow
by, owner leavina city: bedrms.;
fun hsmt.. freplace. Mrge; equippec
xkitsa kis FlyHsa6dIalls aHafIl Fts Avn " S,S sS5s NH
I block from D. C.; iine-Dstachec
brick, . rooms S2 eedroomsl. tileS
| bath. automatic heat: recondtttcned
vacant; As,eso. To in,ppeet. cal Cal
j WM q: THRocKNoRToN, Reaitor
DI. eoee. LA
Evening star., 1949-06-13
SUBURBAN SAlE-VIRGlNiA

SUBURBAN SAkE-VlkGlNIA
51s1 ssalS5:a SSasF t sltfsG s.s D.S S'GSm a
schools and shopping. Out Lee blvd.
to 9. Pershing d., left z blks. to to
AREIsSToSEsrieR fSSR Sna 4 isnsh cs isfs. bed
rooms. living room with fireplace;
1st-foor bedroom and bath. End
floor, 2 bedrooms and bath; bsmt;
recreation room and bath; OIL
hTh stor.t f1ss sfe.d to to 'esSH' ss ss ssi 'sf
ARLINGTON RAMBLER-Beautiful
rms, baths, spacious liv. rm,
din rm;. eauiIped Kitchen q. den nvrrar With
a.-c. heat; stairs to second floor;
terms: LEE PRICE: sso$ 50. A. M
liTston no. Ridse idC ~ p. .aG aTlinston. va
Cod BUNGALOW. j year old: hard
wood floors; living rr,: with firss
ssthToom ssaines sisn s.dfms sfa'' 1st fsoor; md
foor partially finished with 2-bed-
rm. space. flooring and. complete
roek-Voel insulatiepss fHll nId hisn ,S,Ss, Sfse,
sci e 5ass 5Sslsfsss ssts' e ssfs .Hs
rAtRfAx atia s oYleffGsHTiFE oRsfsTF.s acres. ii l.Es.
eisht-room, two-bsth, nice,lookins
eil burner: tgll bsmt. GRAHAM
wasH' sx 81 pIvp.ss11,soo., fI sss1 furnished;
nice det. 5 rm., full bsmt. and attic ::
eyes, Wo; as4b. ]. LEO KoLB
OWNER @ r. iTRlANsFERRED-ses newly
decorated, attractive, most complete
Complete GE kit. with disposal; 90
minis from D. C.; l0rs cooler. 1924
Tyler ave. Falls Church. IA. 74s7.
CozY COTTAGE and 5 acres: 4 rms.
expand. attic, fun bsmt,. gar, all
mod improv. In attractive settins
In Fairfax County; long frontase,
hard-top road; cAPuTI REALTORS
ronRisF eaeRf "a coURr, nr. Mt, rn vernon
and Fort Belvoir; Is units OF 2
and 3 rms. fully furn. and equip.
wkly.: rentals or overnight guests;
fiilled and showing excel. pronts;
needs expansion: owner retiring from
business. EERNIcE CARTER DAVIS
sfoNE BuNexLow. 8 bedrms. and
bath: car port: approx: la acres
land on mscadam road. is miles
from D. C; . steal at Sll 600.
for sale. Il. A. pARNE, CHI. 6a4o
RAMsLERs@we IA will build s-rm,
brick rambler with senerous allow
snce for lot: complete kit. bsmt.
or e-rm. rambler with same. for
S1o.e50; or you may bring your own
plan for more or less expensive
house and choose your own lot; moi
a DEVELOPMENT. Call for details.
MISS KING, KE. 3-5l64.
BY OWNER. l-yr.-old brick, Alex,
Va. Exceptional value. S1a.2s0
Phone Overlook 054a. 1as
by OWNER. Colonel leayinG Wash
Poss. Sept. 1. No brokers. 2-stors
brk. Colonial in Country Club area.
5Oo1 eeth st. n. Arl. oL- 1854,
3s ACRES. 5-rm. house with elee,
and running water: fair out
buildings; nr. LeesburE. Va SO, 0oo.
CAN GL. 635s or Hamilton 2e!s.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
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f'es EN st hsw hate sNr'spRd
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area pE3sss sea efI acre lfE
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Evening star., 1949-06-13
EASTPINES

The prize winning community Of over
400 homes, Don't buy q home nov
Eastpines. Homes for GIB. No down
payment EonVets. low down pay
ment. with monthly payments iess
than rent Open daily TIL dark
Directions: Right at Peace Cross TO
Edmonston I'd. t2nd trafdc light,
left l "a nj. TO Riverdale I'd. DIST
trafic liEhu. right to Eastpines
STANDARD PROPERTIES, UE
Evening star., 1949-06-13
UNUSUAL
RAMBLER


In Lansiey Forest, only 81 miles
from wash. We have only / ram
bier left; masonry construction: o
rms, all modern: ine-dining room
with picture window and fireplace.
3 bedrms.. with picture window
bnd knotty-pine back panelins. tile
Bath. elec. equipped kit. range ane
refgr., oil a.-e. heat. elee. h.-wh-:
large attached sarase; hs-acre cor
ner lot; copper -piumbing: no base
ment; price - SIC $50; cash, $500
End trust s4.sso. ss. 9 yrs. ss7.i7
per month.
Total monthly payments. S143.35
More cash VIII mean better hnancins
and lower monthly payments. pi-
rections, 81 miles from Chain Bridge
on 123 and Great Fails I'd. 70
Douglass lane and - corner house
on right. II you like the property.
JAMES q. WARE. CH. sla4 -le
Evening star., 1949-06-13
eoVs1sr psossarY ~AsYrs

WANT TN HNG WITHIN
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Evening star., 1949-06-13

This spic and span home offers liv-
ing rm. with fireplace. dining rm.,
kitchen, bedroom and bath. screened
porch and center down; bedrooms
and tiled bath upstairs; full bsmt. !:
terms.
CECIL B. LUPTON
Evening star., 1949-06-13

The BNANT CO.
lssiscra Exclusive Asarts a934
Niisen tev6. Ola A3ie. or ESQ.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
CHEVY CHASE

3 bedrms., > baths. lovely 2-story
prewsr brick home in very deSirab Ole
neighborhood; Ice finished attic
built-in garage; naval oficer being
transferred: priced for immediate
sale. CHI sO10 until pm
MONTGOMERY
Evening star., 1949-06-13
EVANSVILLE

Spacious 7-rm. asbestos shineie. oil
h.-w.h., lot 50xl5O; quiet neighbor-
hood: sl3,450: low down payment
For appt. to see. call Mr. BATHS
Woodbridge Realty Co.
Evening star., 1949-06-13
LYON PARK

Hundreds OF people would like to own
this cute 5-rm. bungalow, sitting
on one OF the prettiest lots In this
close-in section, but only one can
buy 1t. The owner says sell and
that is what va are going t. do.
Full bsrnt. and det. garage: G1
Evening star., 1949-06-13
cOLORED
$500 DOWN
Mr.. 18th g. PA. AVE. Sc

rms, Q baths. semidet brick This
house is a real buy for you. Call
Immediately SURETY REALTY
co. Call AID. 053l until pm.
Is
Evening star., 1949-06-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

We ARE BRAGGTNG! we need more
1902. J. Leo Kolb Co. has been get
ting results. csll ]. LEO KoLB co.
HOME WITH EXTRA APIS. wanted.
HARRIS ST. 1895. Ii 3-e97s.
IT PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ndent property Is what you desire
sos North Capitol. Ma. e730 free
appraisals Results since 1919
] WILL PAY ALL CASH for houses,
white or colored. any condition or
location. DE Oss5.
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRCE Tor
WHITE OR CoLoRED-state loca-
tons and lowest cash price. P. j.
WALsHE; SHE INC 1116 Eye ST. NV. NV.
HYATqsViLLE "a fs9f AREA-win pay lo all
seStement ssh Ahs within tim 4s Sn hours' caii
BRfGHTWooD ni TTS D HOME NEEDED i'm
med1ately, under SIS 900; prefer de;
eossdr eosstd or frsme Can Gfc1 pay OGs 800
cash and approx. 500 per month.
MR. CLARK. GE. eOl1 or D1. 334e.
LISTINGS WANTED: You will get an
expert appraisal and the services
of an experienced sales organiza-
ton We can offer the listing
owner a suburban or Capitol Hill
apt. when we sell your home. L.
T. GRAVATTE, Realtor, 1918 x
St NV, MA. O753
WIDOW, with $1,000 cash, would like
clean, roomy house. in good NV,
location; must have large living
room for grand piano. Can pay
$50 per month or more. Call MR..
FENLON at Sterling 200 (broker).
Evening star., 1949-06-13

WILL Io1AfRb. abegl I ysAJ e1e
.neanns mere thAu s@A tAsba ltttt
net EAsh rriGrH OF AbREt sst '~su
REQUIRED TO hshse Ca Nj TRfsst
sligo SSaC N!th z " FEf INC
WI ecsu III
s.rNTr APT RotsE $ sne IN.
90 locAieo Ia 1ASsn tsafh ttth 81
nv soad income vel fgahrts
Cali ONSER or salA kAhast 5
er your EFbksT "a
Evening star., 1949-06-13
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Evening star., 1949-06-13
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UNIVERSITY PARK

WV v H1VkJ2 4 z41t1A
Walking distance OF University OF
Maryland. Prewar 2Ia-story brk. on
beautifully handicapped corner lot
160xl60: choice residential section;
large living room and recreation
room each with fireplace; 3 bed
rooms. 2 screen porches, Q detached
garages, oil heat, slate roof. Priced
for immediate sale. Call Mr.. Meade,
WA. 1333. with
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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CASH BUYERS

CASH BUYERS
Wanted at once-6-rm. home in Con-
sress Heights or nearby D. c.
HARRY z. GLADMAN, 30s Pa. ave.
s.e., Ii. 3-0346 IA
BY INVESTOR, GROUP OF
HOUSES-WILL PAY CASH
P.O. BOX 5597, D. C.. is
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$4,000

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home. Ie Ei segtA OF Alex .ss
steps frem the Potomac. asla htfal
wooded community Car recsss&ry
This Cap Cod OF n aers . eisan
and sttfset.Es-Ar eXrtl value
Whitton & Schyeiner, Inc.
ia No. Pit 0, Asxs oV. e-lT.
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