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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-12-05
For Better Living

Last Friday night, during the band practice, there
was brought to the attention oc the Cooperator
81 Greenbelt's most depressing problems juvenile
delinquency, though perhaps it would be fairer to
say parental delinquency. In any the time has
cone to do something about the problem. We write
this in the hope the "something" ill not have to be
drastic, such the inability Of the stration
to the leases Of the parents Of the habitlal
offenders.
The present instance is only example of a
whole series of like Circumstances. Briefly thi sdH
ing the band practice and the adult education class
group of local dead enders lined the halls of
the elementary school and delighted the occupants
Of the vario with local variations Of bronx
cheers and the mating calls of the local species
of Greenbeltius hellionus. Everyone thought the
demonstrate ms hilarious except a vi ilante
Tittee hastily made of parents of members of the
Greenbelt band. Eventually officer Attick called
and only restored order but got complete record
of the incident. Thus far the report is secret
It is hope it will remain SO, but another like
incident will bring not only the names, but pic
torial proof into the pages Of the Cooperator.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-12-05
More On Movies

It Is with something of the sane feeling lon
Cuixote had when he charged the Windndls that we
aged take up the subject of the local cinema, but
here goes. The Don didn't know what he driving
at either.
The object is simple: to get better movies for
Greenbelt. Or perhaps should state it
simply say, to get movies for Greenbelt, since
the management admits that 7oS of the theatres
audience from the outside. To the Cooperator
this is indication that local los consider
ably above the cultural level aimed at by the
agenent which, unfortunately, looks Greenbelters
and in the light and chooses pictures
accordingly.
In fairness to the management we admit the fol-
lowing: (l) know nothing about running
theatre ~ the supply of good movies is not ade-
Quate 30 good pictures cost than pictures
and ~ the theatre is showing profit-if not
intellig gent entertainment. And that limb hang
our hats.
We will admit, for the sake of argument, that the
theatre should show profit. However, in cooper
enterprise deny intellectually that profit
should be the main consideration. And if it to
q choice between profit and entertainment, we IL
choose the latter. But we think it is possible to
show pictures which are profitable to the theatre
and to Greenbe1t. And therein lies the iluro
of tire present set-up: the theatre is being for
q profit instead of for Greenbe1t.
In the cultural life of Ameri ca today there is no
more vital force than that of the movies. In this
tremendous field there is doubt that mediocrity
is the predominant level of productions. We do
not claim that it is possible to silently show
pictures merittng the attertdon of the dis
eliminating theatre-goer. We do deny however that
it is necessary to inf1ict Greenbelt the high
gree of medtocrity have been shown recently That
We have been getting than share of stink
Will prove next week by taking the bills
for the past month and noting the number Of J. 2,
ard star pictures, if any, which have been shown.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-12-05
LABOR POLICY
To the Editor:


Realizing that it is probably poor taste for a
former editor to criticize the work of his
practice of the cooperator should called pub
lie attention.
recently learned that the boys who deliver the
Cooperators to homes are now required to help
set type at the office each week in order to hold
their jobs. They paid for delivering papers as
before--but they required to do typeset-
ting for nothing in order get their pay as car
rierS.
When first heard of this arrangement objected
to it as unfair. We would never condone such pro-
cedure in any private firM--I cannot see that the
Cooperator has any right to employ methods which
would criticize others for using.
The whole situation has been made critical
by the recent dismi of the whose
brother setting type in his place, in order to
provide papercarrying job for better typesetter
who tired of working for nothing in the office.
read the d sm ssal letter sent to this carrier and
I found it to be rude. I understand that the
person whose signature appears the letter denies
having written it.
If there were staff meetings or some other means
of reviewing this situation 7 would not ask for
in this column. Since willing
responsibility for cooperator policy at
: , time I feel that this letter is the last re-
ding In all good faith and cooperation
orrr me present mana cement OF the Cooperator TO
the present working arrangement of the
".~-'. Donald H. Cooper.
Edit ,rs Note: The typesetters are to be paid on
pro-rat ed hourly basis just as all other workers
have been asked to per orm duties, when divi-
dend is declared.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-12-05
CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS PLAY

To the Editor:
Mould you kindly publish the enclosed story
possible:
"Your children's holiday will be all the
more enjoyable if plan to take them to the matt
nee at the National Theater December 27. The
Childrens Theatre of New York is producing the
Seven Wishes, a play by Maurice Maeterlinck.
The Performance is being sponsored BY the Washington
Wellesley Club, and the entire proceeds to aid
the suffering children of England. In addition to
the regular ickets, special uPleasure Fund" ii ckets
be purchased for the of children Washing
ton orphanages and settlement houses. Tickets for
this play be obtai ned by calling the office
1874 Street, Metropolitan 1884,, or by 'phoning
Mrs. AID. Elliot, Emerson 1885,"
We Of the Washington Wellesley Club most
anxious to make benefit success, and would
appreciate whatever publicity you give If
you desire any information, my telephone number
is Fa lis Church 1852.
Jane Martin Pyne
Falls Church, Virginia
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-12-05
Large or Small

A soodly NUMBER Of people in Greenbelt, received
short time ago, letter from Father E. !. Flana-
gan Of Boys Town asking for snall contribution to
aid in the treat work vi icH that organizati n is
performing in reclaiming and building the
Of needy boys.
In view of the publicity given the work of Father
Flanagan in the papers, in the radio and in the
movies, feel that could add YER little in way
Of explanation. We do feel, however, that this is
one could al afford to help support b. our
gift be it small large and be IN the
ledEe that, unlike other "causes", ETC. our gift
would not only be ap reciated but that it would
put to the best Of use.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-12-05

To the editor:
Any campaign to improve the movies in Greenbelt
receives my Wholehearted support. The grade of the
movies seems to be getting each week, each
week look hopefully at the theatre bill to see if
there is not something I would to see. Even
on Thanksgiving day there first rate show.
I know the question is difficult one, but as
can rarely 90 outside Of Town to a picture, hope
something be done.
Emma B. Richie
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-12-05
Letters to editor
YOU AND US, BOTH

To the Editor
Bravo for your editorial on Greenbelt movies!
We re yet to bigger collection of trashy films
than we' We at Greenbelt in the two re
living here. refuse to believe that Greenbelters
attend these shows. My acquaintances don't! So
lets 'out' with the tr and 'in wi 4-star-
pictures and generous helping of foreign films
amongst them.
Yours for a swell paper and town,
j. and N. Shapiro
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-12-05
Second Act

The interim ssion is finished mad we are all
eagerly waiting for the curtain to go up again for
the Greenoelt Players. When the P ayers up
their production plan 5isbanded spring
Greenbelters ready 10 ring down the final cur
tain. We predicted at the ii that the stage
not long remain dark.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-12-05

An artist who cane from Hawaii
Would sketch you the first time he sawaii.
He got no applause,
But that was because
You never looked like he would drawaii.
chaz
Evening star., 1940-03-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

house. % Two barns and seysrsi outbaiidfinss
n sHss sasPs q f. s. IS .ea s9asR ns~
house 4 Il. BY IL It; Ideal chicken ranch.
Is miles from washinEton on Telsgraph ada
9. ". sETifrT ssf + NeSinston. si s va a' s'.p'0'
FOR .sALE--10-ROoM AND 2M-BATH
line, in Alexandria: Original noors in
Large Side YARD Yard iili's viii accept 1 in inE trade
smaller SsSx nouSs Tens in or
S5$sEs ~ :a3E # Ri E
porches, built-in, garage, large lot; on
small I'D down psyment 4bos Dit;mar tim @Gd'" I'd.
3 porches, closets, electric kitchen &C copper
sd Rsrden s~ Rea beat ~ large
TaEsH s5y sss Nj nsasls nasR
Va F. i. 4. approved. with monthly pay
sS h Fails chu9sh drVe THTn rnht e M te Ros Es
COHEN. Reaitor, Chestnut ieei. Fails ch.
5-RooN HOUSE ON 1 ACRE. 0 MILES
from washington. nearly new and has BATH
hot-water heat fireplace. full basement
oak floors range. refrigerator and garage;
Built for owner with good construction
throughout. Price, $4,000 S70n down, bal.
$50 per mo. See MASON H1RST. AMMAN
dale, Va at the end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria s69-J-l CLOSED Sundays.
s ACRES ON CONCRETE ROAD. MILES
ished for. less than ST 900 and viii have 7
rooms tile bath, hot-water heat, full base
ment. fireplace and elec. A dependable
Price as is. $4,000: $1,000 down, bal. $40
per mo. See MASON HIRsT Annandale.
Va. at the end Of Columbia pike Phone
ESTATE-vIENNA, VA: 5Hs ACRES, r
rms. ba,. barn. hennery, orchard, shade;
s.. 800 ALLAN W. GIBSON. 1927 Eye st.
DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
STORE VALUES

STORE VALUES.
soo < St. n;wL.Larse store se5o.oo
., h:,wh; $4,000
26G5 Conn. ave. n.w--store-- 10000
l0l6 9TH st. n.w.-Store; elec
6heated) ---------- 1880
55441,o 81: ne.-Store 135.00
%4!7 Nichols ave s.e.-Store and
oo1 II rms. bath. h.-w.h: 125.oo
300 kennedy st. n.w.-Large store,
o. cellar 5000
4. ONCE (heated) ------- 20. 90
5uu 55 I2th st. n.e-Store 5000
Ivu I1.uinst: 81: n;WI7Store and apt. 1900
Store fheated) 70 on
SI3 n. Capitol st.-Heated store $500
oo3 ~ sth St. ne.-Large store; elec.,
1898 Pa. ave se.-store; cleo, 'o''
as1a h;Th IL thsstedl $500
,oo, oheatsd ted ..--~,- $500
.oe eiec 1000
7o'i Gauit p. n;e-Store: water $3.50
r. A. HUMPHREYS
s0a North Capitol St Realtor. MA. 8731
Evening star., 1940-03-03
SUBURBAN pRoprRTY FoR sALr.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
EVANSVILLE.
5.r., tile bath bungalow; pantry; h.-w.h.;
hardwood floors: full basement; 1st.claEs
Gondition; pest residentiai Section; a.7S0.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
To purchase beautiful brick home on 6
acres OF ground. s miles from D. C.. In Va.
fireplace. inclosed, sun porch and terrace ofi
living rn.. beautiful dining room with fre-
place, pantry. modern kitchen. bedrm.,
and back stairway. 2nd hoor has bedrnis.
and bath. large. unfinished attic: full
basement with oil burper. House less than
grounds. barn and small cottage. To in
spect. Chestnut 4213
Evening star., 1940-03-03

clients waiting for lots to bniid an ir,rn innvA
gig ddistely Can Us today WIN. Nh M RITcHIN@ ~ Hm@e Z.
": 0!NNl1! Nallona! 47s3: ewes. Randolph 2s35.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
INDUSTRIAL I ZoNED 1945 CAPITOL AVE.
ave H Hobart i; ana sa9s q Anil; yard on W. Va.
TIWo;FAM1LY APARTMENT m cor
seaarats a e1shss hs. two apts of 5 rooms bati
tion. M; Bennett. GE aass or or w1Pdi e1pd1;
4 JAMES. INC, D1. 3346 to . pm. D. "s
Hsw az ssctioO S3LONlAL M BR,; Def. 3-APT BLDG,
annual 81 40 Dree, lrSnt sFssso Psyss street. g0
faSnt pnx . Pal az like rent lno brokers'. p. o.
3 MILES FROM WHITE HOUSE ON 7etb
hshxsss aFss trsss ssentas. hish
Ii ;aom, ooo Highest cash .oier received over
Tsgoo Terms to before hs Wed March s. accepted
SPECIAL BARGAIN, DOWNTOWN pIis1.
ness ness property; store and three apts.: 3.ear
inVestm.Ite es garaee; good income; act today real
hse9sRsrHEasIbco5oN5AL hess Eessbe7s{qjeonNs5dA sRIck GAS
4IsS nat to- leases Dsise to s495S xSt:
sxLTa72 VA 4sa 4SE5ee evsni5ss s5ises
NEW inE BRICK BLDG. IN NV. CONTAIN.
payment down to first trust retmrn.S -,
a1Tvr apS,J 3B years. Reduced to SIT,S5C Nh
SoNE. DO. 1853 or DU $500 Ant 6aS
A. APT. BLDG.
ho 40 less than times the annual income.
i,o huo per cent rented: units Consist nf Iiv.
@ Imk room: dining room, bedrooms. bath
pnn:i snncia low rentals: Northwest location: in
Sl' pvction oy appointment only Eve nr
sun. phone Georgia 29OO ''e' VI
ron =. T. GRAVATTE.
~ 15th st. Realtor MA. O753
? AND ROOM ROW AND SENT-DE-
tscned houses, well rented to resnonsihI.
tenants. Reasonable price and cash pay
mems; ineesssd At least 15es return on money
in'eI,eq Psqu eau for details and INSPECTION.
31S Tower Bldg nI oa1a
sunday and Ewes EM ado9
Evening star., 1940-03-03
COLORED-NEW HOMES
1910 RosEDAIE ST. NE

1910 ROsEDALE ST. NE.
Sample home, open daily and Sunday
until s pm. 8 rooms tiled bath. built-in
tub and shower, full cellar hardwood floors,
insulated, furred walls concrete covered
front porch. Price. $4,000; small down
payment. balance like rent. Be sure to
inspect.
E. M. AIKEN, INC,
So0 II e. VIZ MA osSG
Evening star., 1940-03-03
REAL ESTATE.
OFFICES FOR RENT

sTgDIo SPACE TOR RENT, UNRE-
:onsSe :saassSie ess es Rs aa sea4 .fser A il n'n'
lssson.sls: sdlD rRens S ase.snSs aH9 24ss' ssscAll9N
yAcANT y.a;l 2rE5cE EG n LAWYERs Y, SuITE
s:tsSIishsd clientele; must b responsible.
DESIRABLE DENTIST QUARTERS. Sc.
and aa'e b.ts nG FRANZ zRe w. nfS5 SoYIE
SPACE IN GROUND FLOOR OFFICE
no parking worries. Taylor 9242.
ATTORNEY WILL SHARE SUITE OF 2
ro0ms and reception rooms, furnished; ex-
cellent building location. Box 32-h. Star
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. WITH SHOW
window. Wilson blvd, Arlington. Phone
ABOUT 500 SO. Fl. r.. SPACE. GROUND
$50 mo Z. 4. GARVEY. 1ise " Vermont mont ave. ave.
DRUGLEss PHYSICIAN WOULD LIKE
reas. ARRANGEMENTS. WI. 2571.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT m
1888 ~ t NV. Ss Second 0fSst Nstionai IeiSnf Bank
See building Superintendent.
ONE DESIRABLE ROOM. WITH SMALL
Ta,lns rGSR %R Rnar1 Rank bldg. ApDiy SOL 9TH
SUITABLE DOCTOR OR DENTIST. 2-RM
apt. tkit, BATH. unusually lge. rms. conv.
location; reaS. 1918 18th st. NV. Dupont
1900, daily; Sundays. GE. 52O2.
oFFICEPRIVATE, BRIGHT, DAYLIGHT
ONCE for rent; heat, light, ice water, jani-
tor service and air cooling included; con-
venient location; no parking worries; $25
| mo. FORD ELECTRIC CO., 1915 14th st.
| NV. End floor.
EVANS BLDG. 1920 N. Y. AVE. NV,
Centrally located: " blk. to u. s. Treasury
5;,rm. suite or separately. $50 sa. It. Sin.
| gle rms. S25 to $50 according to size
Apply on premises or E. QUINCY SMITH.
INC. 300 18th st. NV. District 9O57.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
ARLINGTON.

About acres. south courthouse. suit
able for !ow-priced houses. Must be sold.
VIM. T. Ballard,
1921 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

g MILES FROM DISTRICT LINE.
235 AVENUE E, DISTRICT HEIGHTS.
hardwood floors, fully tiled bath. oil heat
full basement model electric kitchen. in
sulated. screened. weather-stripped: large.
when needed. Price reduced for quick sale
to S6.250 Open. Drive out Pa. ave Sc
to Alabama. turn left to District Heights;
miles from District line.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N Y. Ave. NV. Realtors MA. 9797
Evening star., 1940-03-03

cash. $50 mo. will buy 291l Ga ave.
6 rms. b.. el h.-w.h.; possession can be
had. TAYLOR O043
Evening star., 1940-03-03

CoLoREDE-6 RMS; AMI; BEAUTIFUL
r. w. HORAD Michigan 1926.
CoLORED-WILL SACRIFICE 1945 cApI-
tol ave. ne; 6 r. b.: ami; yard on w.
Va. ave Hobart 3o4o
Evening star., 1940-03-03

COLORED-A FEW LEFT-6 ROOMS.
bath. full cellar: h.-wh.: front and rear
porches; near Goth and Rosedale SITS. ne
Down payments to meet your budget re-
quirements and balance same as rent.
Phone W. w. Bailey or v. S. Hurlbert,
Ma. 3511. WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP Q9l II
Evening star., 1940-03-03
COLORED-BARGAIN,
XIII TAV CTDETrr NJ L

5511 JAY STREET NE.
$50 down and balance $3.50 monthly
Newly completed 5-room asbestos shingled
bungalow; full basement. hot-water. heat
gas, electricity, bath. built-in tub. shower
kitchen cabinet. sink. Open for inspection
Sunday from l pm. to pm. FEDERAL
FINANCE CO. 913 New York ave. NV
National 14l6
Evening star., 1940-03-03

1477 MORRIS RD SE.-See the new
furnished model house today; 5 rooms, .
baths, finished recreation room, hardwood
floors, complete model kitchen. cement
front porch. automatic air-conditioning
heat Values like these are seldom seen at
So. $50 on terms to suit you. Open, lighted
and heated
Evening star., 1940-03-03

COLORED-6 RMS, BATH; H.-WH, GAS
cleo; NV. section; $3.50 $500 cash
easy terms. R. w. HORAD, MI. 1926.
COLORED-T RMS. 8 BATHS; UTO
heat garage; semi-detached; excel loca-
ton: $4,000; terms. R. w. HORAD
Michigan 1925
Evening star., 1940-03-03
SPECIAL-COLORED
Colored-Today's Best Buys.

1924 EUCLID ST. NV
10 rooms and tile bath; h.-w.h.. new oil
burner. One of most popular NV. sec
tions. Here's a home you can buy and
pay for with high class roomers as well
as having comfortable living quarters for
yourself. Owner will sacrifice; very easy
terms can be arranged
1536 B ST, NE.
rooms and bath; h.-w.h 2 finished
rooms in, basement, 2 kitchens, garaee.
ment. balance like rent. Here's a nice
home or investment
URCIOLO REALTY co. NE 4941
Evening star., 1940-03-03

Fronting Colesville Road.
House has lovely setting among majestic
trees: 40 acres includes orchard, woods,
spring: etc. bargain for quick sale
OWNER. Michigan g6g1
Evening star., 1940-03-03

New 3-bedrm. brick home on large lot.
screened porch recreation room and other
t,eatures: near new schools, F. H. A. terms
IN Arlington this week end.
S6.T50
2-story, broom home on a0-ft wooded
and bus
CHI $500 w S HoGE. Jr. CHI. 411a.
Evening star., 1940-03-03
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED = BUILDING LOTS 1.vA
SHehts Siatss waiting for lots to build on imme.
1a 19tatey Can US today. VIM. M. KITcHIN q,
~. Nallonal 41s3: ewes. Randolph 2S35.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

BUSINESS AND HOME
On Route No. l., 3 miles below Alex, Va:
7-room modern home, 4l4 acres: ideal for
tourist cabins, gas station and other busi-
ness. See Mr.. Waple. WAPLE e. JAMES,
INC. 1924 14th st. NV. DI 3346
Evening star., 1940-03-03
(Contiuued.)

4. BEST BUY FOR BUILDERS.
10 Fine 55-Ft. Lots NV. Only $500 Each
az p Ts,.: A.: Close Ga: Ave. Only S3 900
% Er1ity-it: Lots OF Conn. Ave. Only $3.50
Fne sites on park for 4-family apts. or
Of row houses. only S475 each "a
JOHN ]. WESCOTT Hnpxp;r nA-r
Evening star., 1940-03-03
COLORED BARGAIN.
1907 43th ST ME

$50 down balance S47,5O monthly.
New broom detached stucco bungalow and
bath: all modern conveniences: full base
ment. garage; large lot. Open for inspec-
ton Sunday from l pm. to pm
FEDERAL FINANCE CO.,
913 New York Ave. NV. MA. 1916 =
Evening star., 1940-03-03

ARLINGTON VA
Two homes of special interest to thrifty
buyers, Large house with nearly an acre
OF tree-shaded grounds; oil heat: Gear
garage. Located at 2sls N. oath St
Owner at home. Sacrifice. S7.65O.
Almost new. 3-bedroom brick: every
room unusually large built special for
owner: brick garage: large recreation
room; oil heat; lot 75xl43 Priced at
$50. Inspection by appointment
Evening star., 1940-03-03

My 5-rm. house, less than . yrs old. in
Arl.. 6 mi. from D. c. Lge. master bed
room; guest rm.. modern kit. and bath,
lge. living rm., fireplace. Not specula- =
tive house, but a home built to rigid spec
unusnally good terms for cash equity.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

NEARBY VA-5-RoOM BRICK BUNGA-
low; low, nuilt-ln tin garage; air conditioned; oil
1920 S, 18th st, Arl Va-6 rooms,
2-story brick; lot 5oxl65; full basement;
oil heat.
391l s. 7th st. Arl. Va-5-room g
story brick. full basement; oil heat; lot
50x165 to alley; S6,750.
for lots or smaller homes Several new
bungalows, $5 800 and UP.
If you want to buy. trade or rent. call
oo0S Wo Oh p1yd All W. SSAo
Evening star., 1940-03-03

COLORED-SEVERAL FOUR AND FIVE
room detached bungalow-type houses in
quick sale Do not miss this opportunity
to start buying your own home. See w
w Bailey or v S. Hurlbert, MA 1911
Evening star., 1940-03-03

6-FAMILY FLAT BLDG.
NEAR 14th AND FA1RMoNT.
$1,000 per year. Can be bought nn el gsel
sonable terms. One of the best invest
ments for your idle funds
Call MR.. CARROLL.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
-kepublic 11S1. Evenings, EN- 336o
Evening star., 1940-03-03

5-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. SLATE
roof; foored attic; ami: / block from
streetcar; close to schools stores Price
5000. Monthly payment on prin. and int,
S33 go. 1914 Bass ave. ne AT OR2R
Evening star., 1940-03-03

stoIy 6Iick. near cenn. ave. and NJ St. nv.
4.c9r saraEe street level; $40 per month
Evening star., 1940-03-03

ARLINGTON s5s N. WOODROW ST
2-story Colonial, shaded lot. 5Ox125; extra
large living room. fireplace. spacious din
ing room de luxe kit. 2 lge. bedrooms.
cedar closet. tile bath shower; cow To-
cation; 10c bus: $4,000; F. H. A. OWNER
BUlLDER. Chestnut 2165. ewes
Evening star., 1940-03-03
INVESTIGATE THESE
SPECIALS

During week of March through March 10
"a oOn Near Sth and c sts. ne, 1st
%1,0oo commercial zone. Substantial
bay window brick 8 rooms,
bath, h.-wh. electric, garage;
apt in basement rented for
$4,950 Bay Tnaog b5lfs' n,th o,t buTmeS G1omS
located convenient to 7th and
H ne. completely recondition-
ed: exceptional value. Submit
terms.
$3.50 Near srd snsnats snd shSan Sde lssne yslne
of rooms, > inclosed rear
porches. nice front porch, large
cellar and garage; automatic
hot-water heat AWNINGS and
screens Reasonable offer and
terms considered. -
Evening star., 1940-03-03

0kaIEGAxN.
JUST COMPLETED.
ROLAND AVE. & SANFORD ST.,
RIVERDALE HEIGHTS, MD.
S4,75O-S15O down and balance S42
low. consisting Of 5 rooms and bath, all
modern conveniences and full basement.
To inspect property. call the once and
one Of our representatives will take you
out, show you through property. FEDERAL
FINANCE CO. 913 New York ave. NV.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-30
BeueViIIe

Belleville. Mich, Dec. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cozadd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest McCollum en-
tertained jointly the following
guests at Christmas dinner: Mr..
and Mrs. A. E. Herman and daugh-
ter Betty, Dearborn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Mattick. Detroit: Florence
Laughlin. River Rouge; Mr.. and
Mrs. Navarro, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Laura, New Port.
Mrs. Helen Augustus, and daugh-
tiers are spending the Christmas
week with relatives in Bay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hulett, Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart Hulett and chill
dren were guests at a Christmas
dinner at the home OF Mrs. Stuart
Hulett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Jenkins. A new strain of
fowl called the turkin was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo ]. Gloyd. HUI
ron River Drive were Detroit Wis
itors Christmas day and were din
ner guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L: H. Wells, Saline.
Mrs. William Duquette spent
Thursday in Detroit.
Mrs. Carrie Cobb spent Christmas
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jer-
ONE Vail and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Meier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Bird and
family were Christmas dinner
guests at the home OF Mrs. Ange-
line Bird. Huron River DR..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Groomer, HUI
ron River DR.. had as Christmas
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gage
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kuhn, Worthwhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Dellabaugh
entertained at II o'clock dinner on
Christmas Eve: Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Cooper and son. Ypsiianti: and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Beard, Eu-
reka Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boettger, en-
tertained Christmas dinner guests
from Detroit and Saline.
Mrs. A. Dellabaugh spent Sat-
urday at the home OF Mrs. Henry
Lawrence in Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Heininger.
and sons were Christmas guests
at the home OF Mrs. Heininger's
brother Vernon Porter and Mrs.
Porter, Milford.
Mrs. H. L. Hook was a business
visitor in Ypsilanti Thursday.
James Stone has been very i'll
for some time and has not improv-
ed