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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

"a AGacounb county attorney.
charged With taznpektng with
testimony 81 Detrodtso Grand
Jury invest Iticn a1a4 obstruc-
ting justice, told = Socorder's
court Judge IN Detroit yesterday
afternoon that I'm going to
fight this thing to = flnish."
The attorney, Arthur L. Will
lard, So years old, Of 4865
Eleven Mile road, was accused
with three others, Bertha John
son. alleged broth el-keeper, who
ID On trial On grand Jury charges
before Judge Earl q. Pu0Sley;
Mrs. Ruth CarritherA the wit
ness, an alleged Hamtramck
prostitute. and BENJAMIN STAN
cxyk, another attorney.
willard, Mrs. Johnsonss It
torney, Il charged with tamper-
ing with: testimony Of = grand
jury witness.
Both the attorney and Mrs.
johnson stood mute when ar
raigned before Recorders Judge
w. Mckay Skillman yes4erday.
and released on bond to appear
for examination March 20.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Three Township Democratic
Caucusses Held IL County

civilian Z. Malow, Ferdinand
Foss, and Charles Stade will
carry the colors Of the Demo
cratic party into, the April Z
election when they run for the
office Of supervisor In Sterling,
Lenox, and Macomb townships
respectively
Caucus returns from Sterling
township show that Malow was
the Democratic choice for super
visor; John Wright for clerk;
Arthur Priehs for treasurer;
willism Carr for highway com
missioaef; II. ". BaumGnrdner
for the board of review; Harvey
Gill, Wright Tharrett, Leonard
Malburt and Prentis Lsfxler,
for constablee; ard Joooph Mur-
ply for juGtico @ ~ pooco.
Republicono o1ron6v neml1uat-
ed Tor re ol1lpers ~, coneod
Krehling. supseyilpgS (oerOe
Booming. clsrk; WI 1rn a j1ptk
treasurer: John 4. III ~
WY commlm)nnee; y 1u1 \ ~,
juseies q ~ pooGoe cApfloD
leeltmor. boaf6 G totloVv; ond
Norman .. lnn1cE, HGary
Fischer. ErOd 4ooniorrin. and
WALK 0>rnr - y - 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

= Citing the incfeoalne nGod 1ur
funds 70 aid unfortunate child
rem throughout Maeomb coun-
ty, Paul Benz, chairman 0f IT,
Mount Clemens unit Of the Mich
igan Society for Crippled chill
dren tsflny urged that reGi1en1s
not lose sight q III saflMing
at home Ia THAR natural de06ro
70 succor he victims % 1srslen
war. Ii
'The cases" he said, care MT
a. dramatic q are those o. help--
len children injured By bouhho
bit ars equally worthy of car
sympathies." N
In tn eounty the several No.,
tary c1uho kavs adopted - q,
major peoject nd - er1DolqA
childrea and H. peuDo -
eram II, - 4 co0oidogdk IL o.
'6ree. under t1eir dlroe(1onl
Deu1 pointed ont III ~ 80
operokton q the pu|bIie Il -
el0hth annual ~ q llGo
o0als % md eFlDpled un
comfy ehl16ron. tn -
Gratilasde bolh q ~ en- W
- - persnta will e. ys'sls &
NJ. Isl rs (:
= I ::''s.'' !.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Death Claims
Frent|l Teat|ler
Mile. Rsnaory
Dies Suddenly

emile. Marie Remory, govern
ess to the Macarthur children
when the Park hotel was In its
heyday, died in her sleep some
time between midnight and 8
.. m. yesterday at her apartment
over Ferrin Hardware, Coroner
Howard v. Groesbeck said TO-
day.
Mile. Remory'S body was dis
covered at 10 o'clock last night
by Mrs. Paul w. Schanher, her
daughter Virginia, and Mrs.
Daniel Sourwine.
When Mile. Remory failed to
answer her telephone during the
day, the trio entered her apart
ment 70 invssigrte. They found
her dead In bed.
Coroner 0roeGbeck give .
heart attack @ the cause Of
death, Indicating That Mile. Re-
mory probably died q she slept.
Even 70 thooa Close to her.
Mile. Remory's background was
Be 1B110BYRage 8
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Army Officials
Ponder Status
Of Objector'

ODETROTT. March 19.-1R-
Army induction officials pond
cred the question today Of what
to do with Z self-styled "consci-
entious objector" they accuse Of
being Z deserter.
Capt. Donald W. jacques. in
charge Of the induction center
here, said Barry s. Cox, Is, of
Detroit, had walked away from
the center m hour before 210
other inductees boarded q train
for Camp Grant, Ill.
my allegiance Il to God"
Capt. Jacques said Cox told him,
land I refuse to serve the forces
of the United States In any ca
pacity. ! told my draft board that
I objected to serving, but they
probably thought that l did not
mean IT,"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

oDETROIT, March 1o.-(R,-
a special grand jury today In
dicted 4 second Detroit council
man on charges Of receiving q
bribe in connection with the
contract award on the SO, 900, 900
Herman Gardens low-cost hous-
ing project here.
Named today was Robert G.
Ewald, charged with receiving
$4,000 to influence his vote on
the award. Ewald is i'll in a De-
troit hospital.
John F. Hamilton, councilman
and former state representative,
was indicted yesterday ch. rged
with accepting Z $4,000 bride,
and confessed In circuit court
that the accusation was true.
The council arranged q meeting
today to GUST him from office.
Circuit Judge Homer Fergu-
son, who in his capacity % .
one-man grand jury indicted
both councilmen, filed petitions
with the council for custer OF
pcth.
At Alexander Balm hospit7..,
attaches reported Ewald was
critically iii with pneumonia:
Before he signed the indictment,
Judge Ferguson called the hos
pital to inquire "if any legal
proceeding would affect the
councilman's condition"
Today's indictment charged
that $1,000 was paid to Ewald
for his vote favoring concrete
construction on the housing pro-
ject. Hamilton told Circuit Judge
Harry B. Keiden yesterday that
concrete interests paid him
SIS, 900 for his vote.
judge FerguSon has twice in
dicted Maurice L. Bein, Chicago
contractor, on charges that he
attempted to bride Ewald to vote
for steel construction. One war
rant charged Z $4,000 offer ID
Ewald; the second ret the
amount ct $40, 900. Bein he's op-
posed extradition efforts by
Michigan motorists.
Hamilton formally rendered
his resignation 70 the council last
night bnt Il was refused.
" Ew11d, who r. serving hi
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

Lsnox nominated the following
men for office: by caucus:
Ferdinand Foss, supervisor;
John Hahn, clerk; Elmer Spier,
treasurer; Nicholas Lupon, high
way commissioner; Frank Fitx-
gerald and Charles Withe to
fill . one year vacancy, justices
of the peace; Wi1liem Spier,
board Of rsview;l Chorlee BierS
and William Deaubais, cons4a-
bles for prscinct one, md WIZ
liam Nckinnon and Attn Po-
~, cohstahIes Tor precihct two.
~ =. Hlt1osrald, joseph La
0ra1f, and u. J. Bennett were
noGminstsd to The township COM
Isisoion.
The following Democrats were
nominated = ol1ics Ia llacomb
toWnGhips
osher lxacemb / ownship
Deinocrate manned IN addition %
otate:
wiIliam Splss, clerk; Leon
Kend2 trooDurof; Henry EDchen-
b1r9, AGlhWoy coumicBiooor;
oeto Movla jllGticu @ IL pooce;
'Haymon1 JuenGsk 5ustice q the
pe6ce boe ls1nexplrod term;
ChUPnnD XnnsnA 1rSr1 a. rovievs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
De||l|eals
AidfuI,d Move
Reduction Plsn
= snswsd = uadsr

. wAsHlaCTON, March ie-
(K-ln the first test on the
81. 000. 00oy 100 British aid appro-
priation blu, the House defeoted
today "a emendment BY Repre-
sentative Lambertson (R-Kans.l
to make Z 1858, 714.lo6 reduc-
ton in Z proposed 81, 343. 900. 900
expenditure for ordnance and
ammunitiun.
The ansendment, announced a
the first Of : SERIES 10 make over
I'll cuts q ~ 900, 0oO, 900 In the
big measure, was downed BY q
standing vUte q 102 b ~. u
LaInhertsou asDerted that S.
O0o, O0o, 90 wossld - sdeQuats
to put ~ DepGs1m n operation
end said tngt ~ reduction could
- 40 Rscs ;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
81. Lawrence
Defense Plan
is HeraIded
Formal Agreement
Signed by Notions
Representatives.

WASHINGTON, March 10
(R-An agreement between the
United States and Canada.
termed by President Roosevelt
"a matter Of vital necessity" for
defense, was signed today for
immediate development q IN
Great Lalo3sSt. Lawrenee river
seaway an power projece
Mr.. Roosevelt said In ! Iettsr
released with the an1aOsuncqr
ment q the signing tllnt -
long stahding project was direct
Iy aseociated with this nati0nsS
determination:
ITO supply such aid In mnos-
rial TO Great Britain. tn m9gn-
beers Of the commonwealth, ond
their allies % may b neceGay
TO enable them to hring ~ or
70 Z successful conc3pGton.
An angineering relest g. -
cost eavk, til overxlE 49, -
aaoa,l5o, 600, sf Ueis1 -
900 would be for works solely
for navilaticuss 500. e04, 600 for
works primarily for power. end
S13, 780, 900 Tor works common
to navigation and power.
Immediate detectives are an
outlet for shipbuilding facilities
on the Great Lakes and m In
crease in the power derived from
the st. Lawrence.
How the costs would b d.
vided between the two govern
ments was not known pending
release of the agreement itself.
It was understood, however,
that Canada would receive
credit for $4,000, 900 already
spent on the Welland Canal and
that the New York State Power
Authority would pay 500. 0O0,-
900 of the cost.
The State Department, in an
nouncing the signing OF the
agreement in Ottawa by Ameri-
can and Canadian officials,
made public in exchange Of
notes in which President Roose-
welt linked the project with the
policy of aiding Britain to win
the war.
An engineering report re-
leased at the same time gave
the total estimated cost as $206, :
10000 for the entire develop
ment. The immediate detectives
are an increase of power pro-
duction In the international
rapids section of the st. Law
renee River and m outlet for
shipbuilding facilities In the
Great Lakes area.
Details Of the agreement on
See PACT-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

Gayda Says
Us. Courts
War Entry

oROME, March 10 - m -
virginio Gayda, the pfoml-
nent Fascist. editor, predicted
today that United 9tates
ships would "expose tAem-
selves Voluntarily 70 attack
and sinking" IN order -
break the Axis blockade Of
Britain.
This, he wrote In II Giee-
male D'Italia, viii come when,
with IN ebvious ana 1e1ib-
crate war objective" thA suD-
ply carriers may deem 4 49,
Slrable" 70 break the ~dqly
aae legally declared AAea y
~ xxs u
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
B5Il|sh WI Rellsi
eloup neI6 Meeting
offseisl fss,1ssliea
expeeted See6

oThe organisation committee Of
the Mount Clemens unit Of the
British War Relief Society met
last evening q tie home Of Mrs.
John 0nook, - v1ork "a forum
tlon p1ang or ni1atton mae
rial from natlo0el kundQuaftefs
hao arrivod oQ6 &c II oxpGcted
Tint IL lf6ssnt C1emsus brunch
VIII - o6ieiaIly formed In The
neof future.
Member q Tie oeUonizntion
coumiteos Include, ho1l6oa Mrs.
Snook. Ma n. J. Ylek1nan, 1giDs
Myrta & Dowsg1 Mn Henry C.,
Ree1e. y: 3. hen4nlph. 1hOmog
Hesesss seett poeClns ~. -
md Henry g. CnGusooa.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

olGDunt Glen = I - MIMI
Der 3, =. and ~. n. + holding
guest night this evening =
Masonic hail. About 80 MaDonG.
their wives md friends aro -
pected 10 watch the ten acta q
vaudeville 70 Be presented ~
Dick Lewis Of Detroit and =
band Of about 50 - 20 entertain~
ers.
Proceeding the entertainments
will be q dinner for 400. .reeer-
vations having been closed :
week ago. due to lack of fncili-
ties to handle more.
After the entertainment the
Lyon band will play 16r dnnotng.
Karl lkSause y chai&nn6 "a NJ
rangementA and Thoma1 A.
Babcock = IN charge q entsf-
tainment.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

~ llaIl( Ec>lg. 1larcl n
port ~ =! I
el.s
! call today for : Senate inveeti-
CATION and kept sscontrover1v
going on the question Of Ameri-
can conveys.
Pooh-poohing the submarine
reports a. British propaganda"
Senator Wheeler (D-Monts) said
that the Senate should authorize
. special committee to look into
the source Of such information.
III something should happen
to some American vessels" he
told reporters, 'it would imme-
diately be claimed that it was
See U-BOATS-Rage 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
EwaldF Faces Grand Jury
$1,000 Bribery Charge
Sterling Grand Jury Esmes
SlMy6 Second Detroit offleisl

seventh term a. councilman, has
been . powerful Agure in or
ganixed labor. He worked his
way up in the ranks Of Local No.
2 of the bricklayers and Masons
Union (AFL), from business
representative to treasurer to
See GRAFT-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Children Ws1nsd Aedad
5slIlag 61ass Hires

"a group Of Clinton township
youngsters, charged with -
ting : number Of grssi flres n
that section. were warned "
deputy sheriffs yesterday a1tox
noon that any further counplainto
would result In their arrestG,
The boys, Ill between ~ and
IL years Of age. admitted setting
. number Of fires near the ~
tersection Of Cratiot and IoCr-
teen Mile road during the -
few days.
No serious damage rssulAs1,
deputies mid. ].
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Youth Jailed
o. License
O1fense

S&en1ey AGordecki, -. Of Utica,
p1eo1Dd guilty - . charue q op-
1EoRll3 - eutomobile without Z
llcoiGo boGoro Justico e ne
Uoco II Gordon Rankin 81 Shel-
~ TevvnGhip ysstardny sfler-
iDon IND No. osDegDod : flne
r 90 g i've d6yS IN the county
III. H w. coummlt1od q the
epna1y IN through fnilure -
~ the nne. \,
lGordeckf was arrested By
seo1e pellee n Shelby township
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Steels, Aircraft Creep Up

oNEW YORK, March te-tAp)-An uptt,m IN stees rolls
and oircroft impaired little impetus todoy to creeping
stck norket odvonce Coins Of ocons than point
were in the majority the second hour Trodin0 stepped
up Bit as the buying improved.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Claim New Ford StOpPage

oDETROiT. March lo-tAP)-Union sources sold toooy
thot Ford Motor Company workers who ore member: OF the
United Automobile Workers laid down their tools ond hotsd
operations Of the Rouge plants ox'e department TOR
obout an hour Lost night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

I aklEAN YcRK Morch -(AP)-Domei (Joponsse News
Aoency in rodo broadcast today quoted japanese orrvno
from Sydney Ausrolio as soyno that IS consider
sino seriously the possibility Of war will, Jopon
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

n . y q. b. !. y N ... VI
Al1SP ~ ~ IA ~
Xhe EiQ GcntI0l CeG 6
anna joany u ~ 4 G>
go ll rssI 9 ~ M r;sasu, =. ; ~
dssiin t Itr,,or an ~ 1D
cr,uarIr 1;IIG ,i..,f rrs ~, -. 49,
g, 20. t.s,,.,s.; 3.
.ss a Il " y
1 . "a
- se e9 ez1sct,ve A $500 II 4
atG1y IT. coGnnliS Ion 49, llnoe
- nti6H apF6 r.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
us. Reporter to be Detained

oWASHINGTON March lo-tAP)-Aetina Secretory OF
Stoe Sumner Wees said todoy that Joy Allen Amercon
nsxspopermon arrested by Geroon authorities in occupied
Fronce would be "detoined for certain period occordno
"a inorntjou received the American embassy IN H.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
Turkish Martial LawApPrOved

nANKARA Turkev Morch lq-LAP)-The notiono as
senby unanimously approved today the Turkish govern
ens recommendation to extend the terms OF ,ort'o low
prevailing in European Turkey and oono the Dordone'es
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

Yugoslav-Naxi Talks Held
y sel GRADE Yuooslovio Morch le--tAPl--Niktor Won
Heegen Genon minister TO Yuoosovo, contesrsd for on
sor ard holf ty with Foreign Minister Ae'onoer Sln
cnr nrkoje 81 Cannon YuoosIov reIotions ord 0enon
ccjes imsdiotey clroted report that Yuoos'oNo would
sim ~ Axis poet March Is.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

snNAIROBI Kenyo Colony, Morch l9-tAP)-The British
toov onnounced the coptWe Of Joo. strategic sosfem
Etcpion town controlling the road to Horor Provne'o'
scoptol
Evening star., 1941-11-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF Or
November u; 1e41-A pubic
1871, in the Board Room OF the CommIs-
Sioners Of the District of Columbia Iii the
matter OF closing certain streets and a!ievs
in the District OF Columbia. as hereinafter
described and the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia being SATISFIED as 70
the equity. justice and adTisabl!lty OF Salo
mental TO The public interests nor TO the
interests of ebnttinC property owners;
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the said
Commissioners have prepared the following
order: Ordered. That pursuant TO the
provisions CT Public Act No. 3a., approved
December 15. 1892. The street and alley
aTas & shown in green on pI3ts is Tisd IN IN
OF Columbia and numbered as Maps 2o1l
and 30 are hereby ordered closed, same
ia4i the title to the land comprised in the
areas so closed to revert 70 the abutting
property owners. as shown on said maps;
eescrIsed fOlloys cl9sing Of alleys sin IN
closing OF parts of 18th Street. irving
5ssp Pace ia ,d a9d Bue9s Vss Sa
vidinK for. dedication Of new streets and
alleys. all in the. Southeast section Of
The District Of Columbia lying south of
Boundary Line, >. Closing Of okie Street
fss of to sonarss ATfnus End Sofhes
and alb parties interested must 1le OBJ
jections. if any, in writing. to said closngs
W hin thirty 900 DAYS after the GATE of
ginning thereof; otherwise said order shall
become effective on December j.. 1871,
and the street and alley areas, as herein
become closed. in .sccordance. with the
959S9ns Of sdd KdT1 rY JOIN 6YssaL
nolo.1314 % "a o52S21 %
Evening star., 1941-11-13
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1920 N. CAPITOL-4-FAMnY APT 1Sr
commercial; oil heat: now rented 81 % mo.
$3.50 cash. must act Immediately TO
settle estate: all cash. NO. 664l.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY.
50 5OO-First commercial corner; o0x-
$50 improved by s-room and bath detach-
ed house with oil heat: now rented at S'o
per month to white tenants.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co,
1905 H ST. NV. Ma 2343
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
s.. .0nO-Six two-story brick houses, near
Maine ave and NJ st. s.w. All rented
at 500 per month.
S7,5OO-NEW BRICK-AND- STONE 2-FAM-
lily FLAT-Best Northeast rental Sec, :,
ton; white tenants. Three rooms ano
bath on each floor. separate gas 1ur-
naces. tenants pay own heat and hshl.
Income $50 per month.
81 cUn-Remodeled corner building in
GEORGETOWN. Office and two, large
houSeE keeping APARTMENTS. Flrep!aces IN
eacA apt. hot-Water heat with OIL
burner. elec. refrigerators. An unusus
investment in a location where rentalS
are always at a premium. income
SHANNON e. LUCHs co.
1903 Fl St. NV. Ma 2.i43
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Beautiful detached corner, l-unit apt
blog practically new. finest loc. and con,
sjruction: income $500 yearly and
priced below the market
STERLING R. FISHER CO.
913 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 5000.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
FARMS FOR SALE.

IA miles D. c.; S415. Room No. /. 1919
Good Hope rd. Sc. Ii. 544l, TR. 1854.
1856 ACRES, SITUATED JUST
off Crane highway, near Millers-
Vile, and considered the best
tobacco farm in the county. Has
3 houses and 3 barns, stable and
other buildings. Can be bought
for $4,000 Shown by appoint
ment. C. r. BATES, 1913 East
Capitol st. AT. 1896.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PACKARD 1871 Clipper & driven only
5000 miles has radio and heater. owner
Lincoln 3611
PACKARD 1897 6-cyl convertible coupe:
new top, good tires and 1t runs perfectly;
,Ios ooIS RosANKA I. ( g. SERVICE 1r a,n
reasonable Tolson Service Station, i7oi
9th st. NV HO a674
PLYMOUTH 1923 foqr-dooE; s4s5 10y
Come Conneciieut' inna'S Wo. s4dP' 45P'o "''S'' >
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 2-door tour
m6haf n5 ifdaP 2faRA m6 dH Pa Rsaad
.a RStf S;Es 5sS5 8sso, ssos
9 equipped. radiant nnish uphoister7
ad and m?5p sfce9s sooa
sooo PAUd e. !cdn RRos.oldsmq5,!s !7a Is. @o o,s,
PLYMOUTH 1910 %.dr,, sedan: one owner
shape Don't fail to this car, come
IL and drye Il I9E TE5 p5Gs w essy terms
PLYMOUTH 194l special de luxe coupe:
car car guarantee III you are interested in
months Wisconsin Motors. lO45 Wis ave.
Omen evenings and Sunday
PLYMOUTH 1899 2-door sedan; excellen.
5H1;s.t bfsEe5 ss5az: faliy ggsTanfeed. LEI, 5.
BUTLER, INC. 1921 21st NV. DI 1918,
Just like new throughout: very low mile
''1, 1925 eo1s R0EAsk4 e. Nv. SERVICE D1 al.,.
PLYMOUTH 1929 !;ao 4cdooT DO touring ssdsE;
rubber immafFiae g5 f i9sids anf out sl9
237 Carroll St. TAX. PIX. D {. GE. 300.
PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door sedan; black I'm
sh, large trunk, radio. heater; clean, one
mos modern car available at S345
WHEELER INC.ChrysIer, Plymouth.
55H MARYLAND ave Hillside Nd
/ PLYMOUTH 1892; must sell cash only :
cond,: PVT. owner. "021 Kalorams I'd nv.
PLYMOUTH 1899 2-doora vl,h heater
country will fC5aG sscrifoe sH 6sS34-R. N,
black fnish, radio, heater, excellent tiTei
1ps N EozS9N 3 z5s X NoToR Y cqi RF. 1902.
mm'fS4is 4ai connecoSt ST ms Wo sld2 F2od Pontiac
PONTIAC 1871 tvo-dooE. s;cyl. s8a5; i'm
Connecticut. WO. S4O1.
PONTIAC, I94I four-doo streaming S,
sl.025; low miles; Immaculate Flood
Pontiac, 522l Connecticut. WO s401.
PONTIAC 1898 90" 4-door trunk sedan:
newly painted. practically new tres spot
less interior. completely checked for win
ter, THIS, car Will give many thousand
miles Of pleasure to YOU S4s5
ROSSON MOTOR CO,
PONTIAC 1871 four-door. 6-cyl super
slreamllne, Sl,01n; immaculate low miles.
Flood Pontiac, 4221 Connecticut. WO. s401.
PONTIAC 1871 streamlIne sedan coupe,
super. h-cyI, e415: immaculate low miles.
Flood Pontiac. 422l Connecticut. WO. s4o1
sTUDEBAKER 1897 4-door sedan: ue
around long. Bright as Jewel and run.
Ike top-our mechanics have seen 20
that Not that i needed much work
Priced below the market - only S345.
EMERSON & ORME.
I'm and M Sts NV. DT 500
STUDEBAKER ,Championl sedan. 1910:
55eautfu: ErSy finish IN the best Of coz
opeqatio3 ooR fSHsT NdW sg5 t5es very economS
ETssdd!O, fully glarsnteed, LEE D BU1TLER,
INC. ll2l @1st NV. DI. 1918.
. sTUDEBAKER 1889 Champion coupe;
green fnish. radio and heater. very at
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1921 2lst NV.
District 1918
STATION WAGON. 1871 Chieftain Pontiac
de luxe; Sl,2G5 Immaculate, low miles
reduced from 1900. Flood Pontiac. 1921
Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
Town House."
Nnar Conn Ave and R St.

A beautiful home. conveniently as well
as desraby situated, gray stone trim,
English basement. Reception hall entrance
with large cloak or powder room ADJOINING:
wide handsome staircase leading to main
roor which consists Of drawing room,
dining room, conservatory and butier
pantry This floor IS well ARRANGED LOT
enterteining attractive appontments
freplaces end floor, 3 lovely bedrooms;
master bedroom with private bath. md
bath adjoins guest room. also has entrance
10 hallway All rooms have hrepIaceS'
ard floor contains . family or guest rooms
hath and 3 servants rooms with pain.
Many refined details are reflected throuen-
out. and modern equipment such as suto-
matte heat, service stairway, parauGt , noors,
storage rooms, etc, ere TO be founo, LneFe :,
i sttractiveiy priced and immediate pos
apnointment srSS5Gn Is1 THos- j. FISHER 4 CO, CO
fNC REALTORS. District $3.50; or eve
nines call Mr.. Chlds Randolph s'3l.
50 5OO-14th and Monroe SITS, NV
A splendid home value and an ioea sr-
fially rent as apts., 9 rooms, . oatns. praeri
With With Complete kitchen facilities; elsctrl. oIls
refrieerator. Brick gerags Env1fs 1,Rp Rpus, =
in nerfect condition. THOS: j. FISHER q q
Co INC, REALTORS, District 6S5n. VI
sve1ines call Mr.. Smaltz. TAYLOR 1880.
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RESTRICTED LOCATION,

: ROOMS, 2'2 BATHS. Sl3S?o
red brick center-hall Colonial nome
on large corner lot. in an UNSURPASSED ioca-
fion lust j ! minutes to downtown lncludes
/ 81 roor den and lavatory 3 fine bedrooms
. baths. Air CONDITIONED heat detached
garage This. is the last Of group ot
medium priced houses offered in one OF
Washngton's best c!ose-in restricted de-
veiopments. We urge your inspection. For
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1941-11-13
LOTS FOR SALE.

IN AN ENVIRONMENT AND. LOCATION
overlooking Geo. Wash Memorial Park
way, on a wooded homesite with natural
restrictions I will sell 1000 to 80 600 SO.
feet for SC per So. IT. All imp. Ma 9"5I.
OWNER, LIVING IN FLORIDA. WILL SELL
lots, near D. c., with city water, for
$500; terms. S. T. HICKMAN, 1904