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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14
Nadile7


murder pistol was concealed.
Byrne, reading from the rec
ord Of Mrs. Carlucci-Ross' testi-
mony at Alfred Giallarenzi's
trial in 1884, quoted the then
Mrs. Carlucci as saying she had
not seen any bandage on Nadile's
hand on the night of the killing.
Byrne then asked her IL she
had or had not told the truth to
Richard H. Shanahan, Giallaren-
zi's defense counsel in 1884.
when she said she had seen no
bandage.
She replied that, Giallarenxi
had told her about the bandage.
The Akron. O.. woman con-
tinued reiterating the testimony
she gave in the 1894 trial which
resulted in execution of her one
time sweetheart, Alfred Giallar-
enzi Of New York City, for his
part in the Staying for which
the Van Dyke man now is on
trial.
Mrs. Ross told how she, Ma
die and Giallarenxi completed
plans for Staying Carlucci on an
automobile ride, and of prepar-
ing supper for Carlucci, know
ing 1t would be the last time"
She also demonstrated how,
she asserted, Nadile loaded the
rs caliber automatic for the
killing.
Earlier, Mrs. Ross gave details
Of her plotting with Giallarenzi
and Nadile, who, she says, was
hired as q killer for $1,000 of
which only $125 was paid.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14
Parked Or Is Hi
~ nlt-Run Driver

can automobile owned by Jack
Beale, - Lawndale. was slightly
damaged when struck by . hit
and-run driver while parked in
front Of the Beale home early
this morning. The accident oc-
Cured shortly after one o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14
Ford


or'lnuea rom sse ~
be acted upon at-She draft
boards regular meeting tonight
DR.. Spring said was highly prob
able although he said that In
view Of the many registrants to
be interviewed It Il possible that
action on the Ford question
naire may not be taken until
next Fridays session Of the
board.
Young Ford Is employed in
one Of the Ford Motor company's
plants. He Is unmarried.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14
Crash
CONTINUED From Page ~

(C0nt1uued rrOm r2xc ~
the car, landing In the driveway
leading to the william Watson
home, and Ames was knocked
unconscious by the impact. Both
were given hrst aid at the Wat
son home.
Amos said he lost control and
his car crashed into q utility
control. The auto was demol-
ished.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14
Aussies

. NVOseWaooV~o 49, 80 -
mosquitoes are very accurate in
dive-bombing attacks and are
supported by motorized" land
forces - the menacing desert
scorpions.
These latter insects nest most
ly In bed clothe, or in shoes
and attack without hesitation
whenever they are m6lested.
Australian troopers claim to
have solved the scorpion prob
lem. They pour a~circle Of gas
oline around q captured scorpion
and set Il afire. The scorpion.
discouraged because there ID no
avenue of escape. commits sui
eide by. stabbins himself with
his singer. That's what the an
zacs say.
On q less whimsical basis, Ill
army medical stations keep .
good supply Of scorpion serum
on hand.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

See whet's new in MOTOR,
OLA cor redios On oisp0ey
at Goodyear Service Store.
cess At South Ave. Eosy Bud
oct terms.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

Norway's northern coast Is ris-
ing at the rate of five feet every
hundred years.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

oOf 262 parcels offered 1t auc-
ton yesterday at - .'Scaven-
Ger" Tax Sale, lo1 were sold for
3l4.776.25, Supotyioof Earl
Stone said t0dsy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-14

? On Oracoke Island, N. c., 20
MES and cattle still r0am wild.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18

There is something to the claim that automobile drivers
need taught night driving differently from daylight drv
ING be else there would not be three times
accidents night there in daytime though not a
third as many roads at night during sn hours
people lacking in night consciousness They lose
ability Judge distances Their just not night eyes
Then surfaces payementS reel VISION Night drlv
inc involves different technique from day driving because
difference in visibility and reactions OF the driver Mo-
florists should taught night driving technique N their initial
training Much can eliminate the hazards which
result of low visibility at night Highway officials should
best design and maintenance of highways with AIDE
qlate signs and warnings
An improved type of lighting the highways is being installed
in many urban sections the United States Head lamps
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18
NEW DREADNAUGHT

Ceremonies with the commissioning the United
States dradnough the North Carolina have been
held the Brooklyn Navy Yard She is the first battleshp
be commissioned at this yard since 1923 She is also the big
gst ship built American yard and epomizes the
renaissance of American seapOwer.
Completion of the North Carolina marks the end of that
period of disarmament and the beginning of the present period
Of reconstruction which it is planned continue without limit
except such may be by the fufllment of necessities.
The North Carolina is the first of battesps
order 1t will be six before these orders
wholly filled When that time is reached the United States
N1ys battle line will consist Of thrytwo great ships. And
perhaps by that time others may be order That will depend
which cannot be oleSeen What is certain of
the future in this connection is that again will this
strip itself of its of defense for the promotion of ideals
to Which there is not universal adheance.
When May comes, sister ship of the North Clrona-the
Washington be ready for commissioning at the Philade
pi Navy Yard and by midsummer ii is expected that both will
be ready take their places with the fleet in active service
IN the meantime however, sight should be lost of the
fact that Japan and Germany also building battep The
thing for Uncle Sam do build than the
aggreSsor nations and to build them faster.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18
SPRING AND BASEBALL
Yep. Spring must be here: The baseball

Yep Spring must be here The baseball season has opened
From until October, the fans will be privileged to
pop bottles the umpire and to relieve their feelings by
urging the big BUNK be taken Just what sensations
the will produce is still to be demonstrated.
They looking for boom in BASEBALL The bOXOfce
has been enlarged all demands. Crowds which have
Teen counted in hundreds in late years expected to into
thousands The baseball appetite still keen and there
to satisfy it.
There eighteen players counting requirements, in
every game however magnificent his performance
bring victory. 1t is the precision with which whole team
in the long precision and inStantane
thinking. The two, of course are closely related
Fans who sit beaces and yell their heads off at hOme
and snappy nfed work during the 1911 ought to realize
privilege they enjoying. 1t is privilege that is pos
sbe only this side of the Atlantic. In many countries base
ball unknow-it many others they wouldn't have time just
now to watch a baseball game.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18

Columbia University is having an
art exhibition of works created by
faculty members in their spare
time. Five of the better pieces ad-
mitted, however are three cartoons
and two portrait drawings, not by
professor but by Patsy De Vito
wall scrubber, in the university's
janitor department.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18

Richmond girls are being draft
ed for defense duty which prob
ably will not be too unpleasant.
The Chaperon Club of that city is
asking 1000 Of them to be dance
partners for soldiers stationed in
the vicinity at a series Of Satur-
day night dances.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18

Dr. Karl Compton, president Of
Boston Tech and a member Of the
defense research committee, re-
lates that a capable research appli
cant was rejected because military
intelligence operatives had discov-
cred that his wife talked too much.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18
INDUSTRIAL WORK
MUST Be EXPANDED
Necessary to Enlarge for
Defense Purposes, Re
ports State

The following business review is
given by the Maryland Trust Co..
Of Baltimore, in it's April letter,
TRADE Trends:
Just as production, that import
ant step in the national-defense
program, is we'll under way the an
nouncement is made that industrial
efforts in defense lines must be ex-
panded by sixty per cent. With
the Lease-Lend bill enacted, this
country is endeavoring to become
the arsenal of the democracies and
at the same time equip and train
our own defense forces as quickly
as possible. There is much less
talk of Staying out of war" We
will be definitely in it whenever the
Axis powers choose to take cogni-
zance of our efforts and attempt
to interrupt or thwart them.
The defense program grows by
leaps and bounds. Already $685.
0O0,000,000 have been authorized,
approved or recommended and $50
000,000,000 are freely discussed.
with whispers being heard of at
least O0,0OO,OOO,00O in the next
years. Up to recently the efforts
of defense on business activity
have been in one direction. The
actual increase in orders in defense
industries and the anticipation of
expanded business in new defense
lines have caused production to
rise to all-time high levels. For
ward commitments have been an
important but unreasonable factor
in the upswing. Inventories have
risen rapidly and recently fear of
priority extension has caused many
to order further ahead those goods
that are likely to be affected. This
aggravates the situation and leads
to the establishment of priOrities
sooner than might be necessary in
! order that legitimate demands can
be satisfied.
World supplies of most materials
are excessive in relation to demand.
This partly accounts for the fact
that prices have not risen substan-
TALLY; in lines where shipping is
factor, temporary increases have
occurred, but even in these cases,
and where shortages do exist as
result of abnormal war demand,
controls are being resOrted to in an
effort to keep prices down.
Wages, one of the most import
ant factors in any cost, have been
permitted to increase sharply. La
Dor cost per man hour is so per
cent higher than in 1929 and is up
a lesser amount per unit of output
The trend of events in recent
weeks indicates an aggravation of
this situation unless the Govern
ments attitude changes. Without
exercising a firm control over all
costs, including wages, the selling
price of an article cannot long re-
main fixed and at the same time
assure its production in the guam
titles that will be needed.
AS the emphasis of the defense
program shifts from plants and
machinery to materials and sup
plies, competition for raw materials
is likely to increase. A challenge
to the gums and butter" theory
will then become more real than
it is today.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18

Mrs. O. T. Tilley, %, high school
music teacher and her 15-year-old
husband of Brookport, H., are
back in school after their honey
moon.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18
have not been improved rapidly have other parts of the
although Introduction of sealed beam headlights all
several years ago was long step the right direction
APPROACHING

runor has been put circulation the have
already stocked up mems straw hats and why should this be
surprising? When it city boast of more
anterprising establishments. isn't that they should
have complete styles in head
days before the date by custom for the official
opener.
hat - and who would have suspected it
l. just around the corner is But this is habit of straw
hat 1t bursts the male in its startling mnnence
before he is of it's approach.
Well. if the old is still good, buy this
The relic of former will do very well for picnic
days when but buy if only pro
your complete enforcement from 1910 and all its works
The easiest way womans heart be very contrite
about ofenSe that didn't really offend her.
Ceenberg will receive $4,000 playing baseball this
season. The home run market seems a bit bullsh
Health of the British people reported to be Improving
The Germans find them to be downright vigorous.
Uncle Sans bulgped commitments preparedness and
aid are now S39OOOOoo0o0 many iron ought be
indomabe
American plant just turned out its OO0h defense
plane When you write the air capital of the
world be a capital {.
Plaid Suit Is Indispensable for sprng-headne. That
makes kinds of indispensable checks.
Report that Britain has night bombe
gives hope night may again be reserved for sleep by the
human
What if the fatteer does money? Praise must be
deserved and that's the easiest way deserve it,
nothing in the insect world falls for spinach,
which may bad it sounds The with insects
may be decided intelligence.
O Richmond girls being draft
of ed
will
I, The ChaperOn Club of that city is
"0 i'' '"P"'i0 i0e' "pp asking
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18

It is said nothing in the insect world falls for Spinach
which may not bad it sounds The with insects
may not be decided intelligence.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18

What if atterer does borrow money? Praise must be
deserved and that's the easiest way deserve it,
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18

Plaid Suit Is Indispensable for Spring-headline.
makes two kinds of indispensable checks.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-04-18

One American plant has just turned out its 1OOOh defens
plane When you write of America the air capital of TIL
world, be capital c.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

-Iaboratories have proven this new blanket
to he extraordinarily warm! It's made OF
Celanese .Lanesea -. (501 Lanese Rayon,
25G Wool, 25ft Cotton, Moreover, it's SO
soft and fluffy, you'll think you were tucked
into your old baby blanket! Bound in gleamn-
ing-to-match rayon satin. Size 72x9o"
Colors: Peach, dusty rose, blue, green, winter
rose, beige, white. tP. SITS exclusive with
Kann's in WashingtonD
Evening star., 1941-10-19
Seconds Of s76.jO Quality

Surely one of the finest Administers we've at
this low price It's kind of rug that has madea name
for itself for couple of generations. Why? Because it
wears WE'LL many popular patterns Modern Pine
cone Persian and Hooked desgns that harmonic with
alltypes of furniture and has all-wool face!
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Rosemary" open stock pat
tern. Hand-cut on graceful
shapes. Choice: goblets, tall and
low sherbets, cocktails, wines,
cordials, footed tumblers.
Kann's-China, Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-08
HouSES EQR SALE

S7,95O-SLIGO PARK TERRACE-NEW
brick bungalows. six rooms, bath, porch
conditioned oil heat. Large kitch-
ems. Insulated roofs. Full cellars
Wooded lots. Near transportation.
SO. 9.500-CLEVELAND PARK - Semi de
tached siX-room. bath home. extra Law
atory off master bedroom, sleeping
porch; hot-water heat with electric
blower. Close TO schools, stores, bus
ana car lines
S13, 3,500-ROOMING HOUSE
broom, 3-bath brick home in central
downtown location, not far from
Thomas Circle; hot-water heat with oil
burner, running water in practically all
rooms, 2-car brick garage: only Sl,50(
cash required.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV MA 2345.
WEST OF 10th ST. FACING ROCK CREEK
Park-Beautiful detached home. rooms
8 baths bedroom and bath 1st floor
2-car garage. Priced $4,000 under assessed
value. VIII consider small house in trade
Call Mr.. Shea
WM. CORCoRAN HILL CO. INC.
Sl0 Jackson Pl. NV. DI 1888.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
MASS. AVE.

Located near the Cathedral, this is one Of
paneled den adjoining, large dining room.
attractive breakfast nook, kitchen and
and baths and inclosed sleeping porch
on 2nd floor. . finished rooms on 3rd
floor most attractive knotty-pine
paneled recreation room with complete
bar, maids room and bath in basement.
2-car detached garage. All on a wide,
deep lot. This home is only years old
and offers the utmost in living comfort.
OWNER SAYS SELL. For details on this
and other properties call Mr.. Candy,
ME 1919.
Once Open Till 2 PM Daily
Evening star., 1941-10-08
ROOMS FURk. & UkFURN

44l2 3rd ST. NV, near Soldiers Home
Lady in Christian home; airy room ada
cent bath: new furniture. ia. 7l66.
COLORED-1 $40 4th st. n.w-Southern
expos: large airy rooms; no objection to
children conv- transp. and schools
Evening star., 1941-10-08
ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM vicinity l4th,
Gallatin. gentleman permanent; must be
quiet. Small family. Box 350R. Star.
YOUNG BUSINESS LADY desires single
rm., private family. NV. section; not over
SO: good transp. Box 52S-R. Star.
BY SETTLED WOMAN. empl, room. pvt.
bath, quiet, conv. transp. Box 330-R,
C,a~ %
Evening star., 1941-10-08
Sli,g50

Splendid N W. Location.
This new all-DrIck home has everything
you desire; LIVING room with log g-burning
fireplace, dining room, up-to-t the-m minute
Kitchen, cozy library with lavatory, 3
truly comfortable bedrooms with > spar
king tile baths. Finished Sd floor Game
heat; detached garage On a ouiet street
convenient to Rock Greek Park. the nd
ing and country clubs, this NAV be Just
lhe home YOU are looking for. Phone Mr..
Lundgren, GeorRia 0632
EDWARD E. CALDWELL, Ordway 2244.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
RANK S. PHILLIPS. DT. 1411
Ct G00 DTTDT r7Trrr

An outstanding value in E wen-Situated
modest home Western High School and
( GEORGETOWN University Immediately ada
cent. s bright. comfortable rooms, tile
bath with shower covered porch GAS
HEAT. rock wool insulation; nice lot and
Earoen: garaee. Possession on or about
December 5 Shown by appointment only.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO, INC. REAL
TORS, DI. $3.50. exclusive agent, or eve
nlnES cal NJ KRv. EN- IlnI
Evening star., 1941-10-08
suRuRBAN PROPERLY FoR RENT.

1903 WEST OsACE ST. BRADDO~H
Helghtg. Va For rent. new 5-Eoou form
stone Cape Cod. insulated attic full base
ment. oil burner. air conditioned with large
double corner lot. SO. immediate posses
sl0a j. LEE PRICE "3U3 s. A-iing -on
Rid2e I'd Jackson 1905.
CHERRYDALE-S SMALL 5-RN OUT
toilet. city water. cleo NJ stores. ErHoois.
SO MONTH"; AILFs FROM CHAIN
BTtdEe-AN-masOury homo. mas l0vriv
bcdimS and bath full ar'rc large living
ard dining rooms modern Kitchen OIL heat,
nearly + acre ground possession O0f IS n.
II IRWIN Pr 1908 or FN 1907
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HONE
P!Up-paue'c cc E~l~s room. - bedrooms. oil
heat Peur Sh--5o. Ashton 24S1.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1927 30th ST. Mt Rainier-Entlre ono
floor; large room, pvt. BATH all new furn
suit for >: bus at corner
COLLEGE PARK. SOB Baltimore blvd
Double room single beds; good neighbor-
hood: :. gentlemen; running water, shower
tlib bath. c b W. maid sErNiCe-
Evening star., 1941-10-08
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.,

| ,2s22 Myrtle ave. ne.-owner leaving
| city, will sell modern Groom home. in
| excellent condition with garden. 4Ox2O0
| feet completely fenced 81 900 down, bal
snee like rent. Open daily to Q pm.
0her bungalows and houses. $3.50 and
WoopRIDGE REALTY CO.
E3Sl Rhode Island Ave N E. NO -ln2
Evening star., 1941-10-08
5 BEDROOMS-S7 $50.
tached brick large LOT. Esrsee teTms aIk' GIi df
NIX. CARPENTER. DI 7140. EN- 63i5.
EDGEMOOR MD-S14 o5O

This is most attractive house on a
beautiful corner, level lot. 100 by 1870
some of the outstanding features are.
FIrSt moor bedroom and bath maids room
and path of the kitchen: three bedrooms
ana Two baths on the second floor and
Two unusually spacious sleeping porches,
artStcally landscaped patio garden. There
is tWo-csr garage The pronpde q -
nicely landscaped and there are num-
per OF shade trees. Automatic oil bea
Snd an extra large electric REFRIGERATOR
call Mis- Hill WO ann- .I-I9'
Evening star., 1941-10-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

VIZ NTED Va WITHIN 10 N a PD7Ef.
brick. Oh heat. large lo'. s. 800 t0p.
R0y HGI-P. Star
ceere spacious house and acre az more
land nearny- rEcc must be reasonable.
Plee e state full particulars. Box 80 R.
HAVE 5000 Cash TO PAY DOWN ON
good modern house. What have YOU Eek
"lG-R. Star -
I WANT A PLACE NEARBY VIPGNIs,
Lot Over 20 miles from Wsr Dept Wus' Us
3i5-R. Star '.-
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRES 3 OR O. ROOM
dc arrCd house VIII con ider older house
i price lE reasonable Have rce ao- b e
ca il down paymcu.. Give lul! ce crn-fon.
Box 3ts-R. Star. -
Evening star., 1941-10-08
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
Gil S00

Silver Spring, Md-New brick home.
located on large lot 50xl50: large living,
dining rooms. de luxe kitchen. built in ga
rage. large bedrooms. beautiful tile
baths large screened porch: insulated: air
MFsSpTJ Wa -, itDnht; Idnt; LESLIE u
Evening star., 1941-10-08
NEW DETACHED HOUSES,

Consisting of 6 spacious rooms Q complete
baths, finished recreation room auto hot
water heat, concealed radiators. detached
Shown by appointment. Call Mr.. BedeII,
CO. 53s5. OF
WAPLE & JAMES, INC. DI 3346
Evening star., 1941-10-08

For elderly people. Lsrge grounds, porches
excellent food; day and night care by
graduate nurses under supervision OF
health dept: reas. rates. GE. 1929.
l OR 2 GIRLS, GENTILES,
CALI. GEORGIA 1922
Evening star., 1941-10-08
A REAL, RARGaTN

6-room frame house; bath. h-w.h :;
poultry house, 14x24; barn, l4x2O,
4 s3 100 acres OF ground on two roads
along black top road only 10 miles OF
ID. c. fine shade trees. Price. $1,000;
terms can be arranged
Phone o1S H5;.,,v, VI
Evening star., 1941-10-08

ONLY / LEFT-$12,950.
" BLOCK OFF 18th ST
New 3k-ft. wide detached br3ak, N
baeAa h.l. ea&oes: ievsl lot Can d 1SAS.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW,

Located in Indian Spring Park in Silver
Spring area, this 5-room brick home IS
worth your trouble to inspect You viii
be surprised. Price. S1,S5u; terms.
GRAHAM-HAIL l. WI LnlN
Evening star., 1941-10-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD IN refined home for
5-year-old boy. Phone District 9122 be-
fore = pm.
WANTED by refined settled lady board
room, with pvt. bath or next bath, LIST
floor. Give details. Box 2l6-D, Star.
Arlington, Alexandra, near new Navy
Building and bus. Box 33S-R- Star. s.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
CHEVY CHASE VIEW MD

On Conn. aye.-Semi- mi-bungaIow brick,
built-in garage. oil heat. all modern I'M
provements: large lot 75x20O Price,
$500; terms. F. M PRATT CO, INC,
1Ol7 st. NV. Ma S6S2; ewes. RA 42aI
Evening star., 1941-10-08

NEAR ROCK CR. FAREWELL FUR
nlSned, g rms. md. s rm., gar; 500. AID.
0246, after $50 pm.
s150-3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS. FACING
park. THOMAS L. PHILLIPS. 351S Conn.
GLENN DALE. MD.-5-ROOM. PARTLY
furnished bungalow sublet 10 responsible
couple, S35 Bowie 345l
LOCATED IN BEST RESIDENTIAL SEC
ton, most convenient transportation; <
rms, bedrms., = baths, maids quarters,
modern kitchen pvt. family. DE. 3l2a.
ROLLINGWOOD
Large living room. dining room. kitchen,
bedroom and ba III first floor
3 bedrooms and bath md floor,
Recr. rm., attached gar, MAIDS room
and bath in basement
OIL heat, screened porch. lovely wooded
lot. outdoor fireplace; Sis
MRS. CHRISTMAN, Allied Realty Corp,
$500 Wis. Ave WI h649
SHEPHERD PARK. 1923 18th ST. NV.
Attractive detached dwelling rooms.
81 baths. recreation room, Venetian blinds
electric refrigeration and stove. automatic
heat with summerwlnter hooEup for do
mestic hot water: large yard: garage;
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO.
10th and Pa Ave. NV. Ma 4Sl5.
IN ROCKVILLE, MD.
6 rooms. l bath. large screened porch
huilt-In garage beautiful lawn and trees
ton: So. 80 per month.
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC,
l0l2 18th ST NV. National $500.
Evening star., 1941-10-08
PRICE REDUCED.

This home located in Petworth near
schools, churches and transportation has
3 bedrooms, bath, living room with IRE
place, dining room. breakfast nook kitchen
and recreation room, basement toilet, and
2-car detached garage. Price. s. $50; easy
terms.