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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-07-24
GOLOB-WITTNIERS.
GOLOB-PARYZCK.

A double wedding was Solemnized at
st. Anthony,s Catholic church on Sat-
urday morning by the Rev. Frank Mi
helcic when Miss Angela M. Golob
became the bride of Lorentz E. Nit
mers of Mankato, and Miss Mary r.
Golob was united to Theophil Paryzck
of Cook. The brides, sister, are the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Golob
of this city.
Attending the couples were Miss Rose
GoIob, Miss Bernice Paryzck, Carl
Golob, Cos Paryzck and Joseph Golob,
all immediate members of the two
families.
The brides were gowned, each IN
white marquisette, with long train and
fngertfp veil attached to high crown.
Each carried a bouquet of Johanna
Hill roses and baby breath. Miss An
gela wore a diamond pendant, gift
of the bridegroom and Miss Mary a
three strand string of pearls, gift OF
her bridegroom as their only jeWelry.
The bridesmaids wore marqunsette
gowns of similar designs in Different
shades. Each featured shoulder
length veil attached to head crown
and carried bouquet of mixed roses.
The brides mother wore navy with
white accessories and corsage OF pink
and white roses. Mrs. Paryzck wore
a dress of black mesh with white
accessories and a corsage of pink and
white roses.
A wedding dinner was served to 90
guests at the Forest Hotel at o'clock.
The table decorations were pink and
white sweet peas intermingled with
green's and a huge TERED wedding
cake graced the center of the table
Mr.. wittmers is the senior officer
at Co. 7o2 and himself and bride viii
be at home at Bena, Minnesota. Mr..
Paryzck is owner of the Ford Gar
age at Cook where he and bride viii
be at home.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Tow (Helen
Seraphine) of Dubuque, Iowa, are in
the city for visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Seraphine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Toms and
family were in the city from Coler-
aine Sunday for visit with relatives
and friends.
There will be no evening services in
the Ely Methodist Church on Sunday
nights until September. Rev. Dowler
will preach every Sunday evening in
Soudan until the services begin again
Mrs. Edwin Toms and children have
returned from a three weeks visit with
relatives in st. Paul, Marble and Du
luth. Mrs. Meenehan, mother of Mrs.
Toms returned with them for a visit
in this city.
Bethany members and friends will
go to Mckinley Park in Tower Sun
day afternoon for parish picnic. Bring
your basket. Picnic dinner at loo.
Coffee. ice cream, etc., served by COM
mittee on arrangements.
Eight members of the Ely Epworth
League are attending the District Ep-
worth League institute which is held
annually at the Epworth League In
stitute Grounds on Little Hanging
Horn Lake near Barnum, Mimi Those
in attendance are June Trudgeon,
Mary Curnow, Evelyn Danielson, Ann
Eckert, Kenneth Curnow William
Hall, Nancy Byrd Brownell, and Carol
Ann Sutherland; Josiah Cock, Jr.,
William Trudgeon and Mrs. j. e.
Dowler plan TO attend over the week
end.
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Miss Betty Anderson of Proctor is
visiting with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
| and Mrs. Mel Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mason and family
of Duluth spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kelly.
Misses Tillie Martinetti and Ruth
Tramontin of Chisholm spent the week
end at the Martinetti home.
Father Michael Popesh of Hibbing
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Popesh, ST..
Misses Eunice Berglund and lone
Wise, Mrs. David Berglund and David,
Jr., spent Sunday at Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Lomasney were
in Two Harbors last week. On their
return they drove home a new car
Mrs. E. A. Bailey and daughter,
Margaret Joy and Miss Joy Hamrin
left Tuesday for a visit in Minneap-
oils.
Miss Amelia Logar of Milwaukee is
spending a three-week vacation here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Logar.
Mrs. 3. s. Howard and daughter,
Mary, of st. Louis are visiting with
Mrs. Towards mother, Mrs. Mary
Coffey.
Mr.. and Mrs Ted Sandstrom and
daughter, Lois, Mrs. Amelia Shuster
and Richard Cardew spent Sunday at
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Earl Jones and son left Sun
day for their home in St. Paul after
a visit witr Mrs. Jones mother, Mrs.
Mary Dinsmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Carlson and
children, Bruce and Clarice, West
Salem, Wis, were visiting in Ely the
first of the week
Mrs. R. Mcintyre and son returned
to their home at Duluth Sunday
after spending week with Mr.. and
Mrs. william Kelly.
Misses Josephine Pucel. Ann Mayerle
and Angela Skala spent Sunday at
Duluth and on the North Shore.
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AsHER-KosHIER.

The marriage of Miss Marie Asher
daughter of Roscoe Asher, Two Har-
bors, and Private Joseph S. Kosher
son of Frank Kosher, Section Thirty
took place at Oklahoma, on Saturday
July 10, the Rev. Ferdinand Strasser
performing the ceremony.
The attendants were Miss Betty Ruth
Westerhouse, Burns, Kansas, IN d
Frank Kosher, brother Of the groom
serving in the Field Artillery Obsn
Unit, Ft. Sill, Oklahoma.
The bride wore her mothers wedding
gown and foor-length veil. She car
RED an arm bouquet of white gladiolas
The bridesmaid wore an old-rose
dress with white accessories and her
corsage was of pink gladiolas.
Following the ceremony, wedding
breakfast as served at the Midland
Hotel, Lawton, for the bridal party.
In the afternoon, after touring the
Post, where the groom is stationed, as
a selectee, Mr.. and Mrs. Kosher left
for Wichita Falls, Texas, for short
wedding trip.
Private Kosher was indicted into
the army March II, by the Two Har-
bors local draft board.
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Emmett Sund spent Sunday al
Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shober visited ir
Gilbert last week.
John and Lawrence Petric spent
Sunday at Grand Rapids.
Steve Marn and Fritz Christopher
spent Sunday at Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talich, Sr., visited
with Eveleth relatives last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Bolitho and
family spent Sunday at Grand Rapids
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Jones visited
with their son, Richard, in Eveleth
last week.
Charles Greene of Chicago is visit
ing at the home of his brother,
Michael Greene. and family
John P. Atkins of this city and Miss
Angela M Vessel of Soudan, applied
for marriage license in Virginia Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Charles Trezona of Duluth
visited with friends and relatives in
the city Friday.
Mrs. Harry DeWolf and daughters,
Dorothy and Caroline, are at their
summer home at Burnside from In
dianapolis for few weeks.
Mrs. T. Sandmoen of Rainy River,
Ontario, is in the city for a week at
the home of her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Hasselblad and Mr. Hasselblad.
Henry Pietila, the tailor. is at South
Range, Michigan, in ATTENDANCE of the
z. r. convention being held in that
city.
Mrs. Carroll Glass and daughter,
left Sunday for her home at st. Cloud
after a visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Mel Odgers.
Miss Althea Hooking, Mr. and Mrs
Ray Nyman, Albert Saari, Milton
Stenlund and Melba Janeksela spent
Sunday at Grand Rapids.
Miss Verna Martin returned Sunday
to her duties at st. Luke's hospital at
Duluth after visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Martin.
Mrs. A. C. Solem entertained her
bridge club at her home on Monday.
Honors were awarded Mrs. c.. j. Mel
son and Mrs. Chef Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis F'rederickson and
the Misses Pat and Sue Frederickson
of Rochester spent the weekend with
Dr. and Mrs. II. j. Lockhart.
Misses Peggy Lambert, jeanne
Thompson, Mary Jane Larson and
Marcia Martin have returned from a
weeks camping trip at. White Iron.
Mrs. Herbert Ladd and sons, Frank
and Tommy, of Tulsa, Oklahoma. ar
rived Saturday for visit with Mrs.
Ladd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Carlson and
Bruce and Clarice Carlson of West
Salem, Wisconsin. are visiting at the
home of Mr.. Carlson's mother, Mrs.
Clara Carlson.
Mrs. John Rikhus and son, Billy and
Mrs. B. NJ Agnew left Tuesday for
where they we're called
by the serious illness of Mr.. Rikhus
who is a patient at the Veterans
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs John Skubinna of
Willernie. White Bear Lake are spend
ng a week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Kangas of White Iron
parents of Mrs Skubina.
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Lit EN- S /.

Jack Gianotti, Jr., left last week fol
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Louis Gerzin spent several day.
in Duluth last week.
Mrs. Robert Opel was a Duluth
visitor on Monday.
Buddy Prisk was a Duluth visitor
over the weekend.
Miss Mary Tekavitz returned from
Chicago last week
Mrs. John Stukel visited with her
son in Chicago last week.
Mrs. w. Landa of Winton returned
last week from a visit in Chicago.
James ProuSe and daughter, Dorothy
spent several days in st. Paul last
week.
Mrs. John Salminen left Friday for
Superior to attend the wedding of a
sister
Mrs. A. j. McMahan is in Chicago,
called there by the serious illness of
her sister.
Mrs. William Jones and Byrd
Brownell were Virginia callers on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ruth King is spending the week
at Effie, with her son, David King, and
Mrs. King.
Mrs. Paul Neumann and son, Donald
spent several days in Ely this week
with relatives.
Miss Marian Jensen is at the Itasca
hospital at Grand Rapids recovering
from an operation.
Miss lone Wise of Dallas Center,
Iowa, is the guest of Miss Eu1ice
Berglund this week.
Mrs. ThoS. Brennan and son, Clyde
and Miss Dorothy Prouse spent Sun
day at Grand Rapids.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS
The Ely Miner is the only paper in
terested In Ely and its people.

The Ely Miner is the only paper in
terested in Ely and its people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Seraphine were in
Bemidji Saturday for visit with their
son, Arthur Seraphine, and family.
They also stopped at Grand Rapids
on their return and saw the parade
Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Davis and son. Ricky,
are visiting with relatives at Bemidji.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Telich, Jr., of
Milwaukee and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
FRANCESCA and daughter of West
Allis spent week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Telich, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Swanson are the
parents of a girl born in Duluth. The
latest arrival makes two girls and a
like number of boys in the Swanson
family The Swansons are now at
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Breen Of the
Ely Theatre returned Wednesday from
Bemidji where they had attended the
funeral of Mrs. Breen's father, Charles
Durand, aged rs, who was buried at
Bemidji that day having died on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Di Nino were
in Virginia Saturday where they &C
companied Mrs. Di Nino's mother, who
was on her way home to Manhattan,
Kansas, after visit with her daughter
and Mr.. Di Nino in this city.
F. S. Baldwin Of Amigo, Wiscon-
sin. is in the city for a visit with
Judd Cleveland Mr. Baldwin visited
here a year ago. He is railroad man
and since his last visit has lost a
foot in railroad accident.
Miss Ruth Childers of Washington,
d. c., and Miss Catherine Childers,
nurse at the General Hospital in Min
neapolis, are spending ten-day vaca-
ton with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Childers. They've taken cabin
at BURNSIDE lake for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Bissonette and
Junior william, of Little Falls, are
spending a month at BURNSIDE lake.
They are accompanied by Miss Lucille
Larson of Duluth. The party is at
the cabin of the late Louis Larson
on the north arm of BURNSIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schweiger, son
and daughter, Patricia and Burton,
Miss Mary Fyfe and Miss Donna
Swayne of Duluth are spending a
week at the Schaefer cottage on White
Iron lake. Mr.. Schweiger is a printer
on the Duluth Herald and News Tri-
bune.
Mrs. H. Lee and daughter, jean
cite, of Darlington, N. D., c. B. Miller.
and daughters, the Misses Eula and
Mary May. of st. Paul are visiting at
the home of Supt. and Mrs. B. o.
Strachan. Mr.. Miller is the father of
Mrs. Strachan; Mrs. Lee and the
Misses Eula and Mary May are sisters.
Life-saving shelters for raidy day
We may never need such things in
this country-blt just in case, factor
les are ready to turn out thousands OF
these little bomb-proof pyramids
Read about them and see some dram
attic photographs Of these emergency
dwellings in The American Weekly
the magazine distributed with next
weeks Sunday Chicago Herald-Amer-
ican -adv
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WEDDING GUESTS.

Out of otwns people attending the
weddings of the Misses Golob, Lorentz
Wittmers and Phil Paryzck here Sat
urday were Mr.. and Mrs John Beck
ner, Chisholm; DR.. Carl H. Schnaer.
Orr; Mr.. and Mrs. Bezlay and son
and daughter, Ann and Rudolph, Eve
leth; Miss Dorothea Kauppi, CHS
holm; Miss Ann Bradach, Chisholm:
Mrs. Matt Starch and daughter Flo
renee, Greaney; Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
Paryzck and sons, Frank, Stanley, and
Ben, Buyck; Misses Bernice and Ann
Paryzck, Cos, Steve and Adam Paryzck,
Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson Allen
Janecky, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kaminski,
Miss Minnie Kaminski, Frank PoNaz-
mix, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Parda, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Majewski,
Buyck.
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GIRL SCOUTS

The second period of camping al
Camp Oliver Hoist was brought to a
close when the following scouts re-
turned home on Monday: Leone Mar
kovich, Ruth Spoljarich. Patricia Buc-
cowieh, Margaret Palmgard, Kathleen
Nyberg, Lorene Thompson, Lorna
Thompson, Ella Salo, Joyce Ander-
son, Betty Carlson. Elizabeth Chinn,
Marilyn Lampe, Louise Mckenzie,
Priscilla Thompson, Phyllis Thompson,
| Arlene Alfalfa, Alice Hayden, Helen
Skufca, Helen Nankervis. Carol Gustaf-
son, Elsie Murto, Joy Forsman, Mae
Louise Pirila. Dorothy Lehto, Margaret
Zorman and Arlene Levander.
On Wednesday scouts from the
Casseleigh unit with leaders Mrs. Ire
iona and Miss Poljanec went on a
hike, exploring the Oliver Hoist camp
site and cooking their dinner outdoors.
A humorous account of the outing
was written by Marilyn Lampe who
entertained her unit by reading the
story at evening camp fire.
All scouts in camp took part in a
hike to the BURNSIDE Falls Saturday
noon where a weiner roast was held
The birthdays of Margaret zorman
and Marilyn Lampe were celebrated
at camp the past week with birthday
cakes, the singing of birthday songs
and appropriate greetings. Mrs. P. D.
McCarty, commissioner paid a 24-hour
visit at camp and attended Margaret
zorman's birthday party.
Winners in the beauty contest were
Louise Mckenzie Gochbrae) for the
most original hair-do with Phyllis
Thompson (Casseleigh second. Ella
Salo Gochbrae) won first place for
posture and Elsie Murto (Casseleigh)
won second; Carol Gustafson Uoch-
brae) and Helen Skufca (CaSseleigh)
came in first and second respectively
for having the neatest finger nails.
On Saturday evening the Casseleigh
unit dramatized sea-chanty at the
general campfire. Those in the cast
were Mae Louise Pirila, captain;
Alice Hayden, cook; Joy Forsman,
mermaid and the pirate crew was
made up of Marilyn Lampe, Helen
Skufca, Joyce Anderson, Phyllis
Thompson, Leon Markovich. Margaret
Zorman, Elsie Murto and Dorothy
Lehto. During the pirates party a
treasure hunt was enjoyed by all
campers.
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NUPTIAL BELLS
RING FOR MANY
One Double Wedding of Sisters
on the List of Couples
Married.
Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Olga Rukavina, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Rukavina became
the bride of Serafine Rolando, Jr.
son OF Serafine Rolando. ST., on Sat
urday at st. Anthony's Catholic church
with Rev. FIR. Mihelcic performing the
ceremony.
The bride was gowned in white en-
broidered organza with a three quar-
ter length veil attached to a crown
of pearls. Her bouquet was white
roses with sweet peas.
Miss Ann Karakas of Eveleth was the
bridesmaid and was gowned in blue
organdy trimmed with lace and wore
halo hat in peach. She carried pink
roses. Louis Garni was the best man.
The brides mother wore a navy blue
polka dot with navy accessories Her
corsage was of dark red roses.
A wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the bridegroom's father
with a reception in the evening at the
home of the brides parents. After a
short wedding trip they will be at
home at 1873 East Pattison srteet.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Mr. and Mrs David Berglund an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Eleanor Joan. to DR.. James E. Black
burn, of Springfield, Missouri.
The marriage took place at Carson
City, Nevada, on April 10, and the
couple left on a honeymoon to Spring
field, Missouri, taking the southern
route through Texas, Arizona, and
New Mexico, back to California.
Mrs. Blackburn is graduate of the
Ely high school and the school of nurs-
ing at the University of Minnesota,
and has been employed at the Ship
man hospital here and the Bull hos
pital, and the University hospital and
lately at the San Mateo hospital in
San Mateo, Calf.
DR.. Blackburn is a graduate of the
Springfield high school and the Uni
versity of Missouri. He served his
internestip at the Letterman hospital
at Berkeley, Calf. The couple will
make their home in San Francisco
for the present
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rortv-Eight stars

The American flag has had 48
stars since July 4, 1912, after New
Mexico and Arizona were admitted
to the Union.
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Zoology

Geology is the science of the rela-
tionship Of plants and animals to
their environment.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
NEAR NAVY YARD,
Two New Semi-Detached Bricks


NEAR NAVY YARD.
Two New Semi-Detached Bricks,
4 Rooms. 3 Bedrooms
The kitchen is fully equipped and mod
srn to the smallest detail: large basement
with laundry trays and toilet; large.
wooded lot: adjoining Fort Stanton Park.
aigh elevation overlooking city.
Your inspection is, urged today as these
houses VIII sell quickly at price asked.
Open 70 PM. Daily
2353-2354 Green s.. Sc.
Out Nichols ave. Sc. TO W St, left to
18th st, right on 9th st. | block, left -
block 10 Green st. right TO top of hill:
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. DI. ;i346.
"Brightwood Sacrifice"
S5 Q50 BUYS this attractive Colonial
~o'o"o brick. : rooms. tile bath, 3
oorches Il inclosedl, etc: completely re-
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
us 5th ST. NV Me 5400.
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
PETWORTH-S5, $50.
Semi detached brick. seven rooms g
bedrooms), bath: lot, 25xlI5; "nd fl. ar
RANGED for > apis: garage. Eve. or Sun,
L. T. GRAVATTE,
10 18th ST. Realtor Ma o753.
Buy Own Home. Pay AS Rent.
rooms built-in SaraEe; auto heat.
See OWNER, s16 Tonner ave, Hyatts-
Vile. Nd
Evening star., 1941-06-21

ARLINGTON. VA-ATTENTION. DOC
tors. lawyers, 3712x115 business. $50 feet
of Wilson blvd. in main shopping center.
Clarendon: bargain. Ask for Privette,
N c. HINES & SONS,
Realtors.
1920 Lee Highway CHI 244O
CORNER DELICATESSEN-S25 600.
Good NV. business, includes stores
and 6-rm. apt; money-maker.
SHOE STORE AND HOME-Sl5.0 900.
Nice NV. store, 6 rooms, bath, oil
heat; $1,000 stock: owner retire
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 21O0
Evening star., 1941-06-21
OWNER TRANSFERRED

And Will sacrifice this 3-year-od brick
nearby Va. home on a nee lot consists OF
ing room and kitchen; 3 bedrooms and
He'd bath on End floor; Venetian blinds.
screened porch. bullt-ln garage oil air
conditioned. this home is lnCa ed in a
section where homes are priced much
higher J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. 1901
Columbia pike. Chestnut 1871. Oxford
Evening star., 1941-06-21
H ENGLEWOOD.
So 700

Only $500 down. includes all settlement
costs: detached custom homes, on large
lots. some wooded. with many styles to
choose from.
Large LIVING room. . bedrooms. closets.
ba tn with recessed tub and shower. de luxe
elec. kitchen. breakfast alcove. air-condi-
tioning; gun-type oil furnace, concealed oil
storage tank. Rock wool insulated walls,
copper plumbing, steel easement windows
with bronze screens
Also larger homes, reasonably priced,
with full basement and floored attic city
water and sewer. sidewalks and concrete
curbs included in the prices: also streets
to be surfaced on completion of this group
of homes; terms arranged to At your
budget come out and order or buy today.
DIRECTIONS: Drive out II st. ne to
Renning UNDER VIADUCT, straight
through Kenilworth u mile past D. c.
line, turn right "a mile to Cheverly, then
follow North Englewood signs.
j VICTOR DICKEY WA 1146.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
RIVER RID. ONLY ST $50,

Open daily after ! pm lovely rooms.
furniture. OPTIONAL shade. flowers. some
fruit, 10 acre lot: death IN family is
reason for sale and low price: come out
River road. north Of wilson lane, open"
sive agent, 1901 Old Georsetown rd' vi
1444
Evening star., 1941-06-21
INVESTORS, ATTENTION.

Nearby Bethesda, = five-room brick
bungalows. slate roofs, insulated, screened.
full Easements. oil aforementioned heat
gas automatic water heater; lots. 6oxl2o;
will take S1.150 cash for equity ir each
house. Call Mr. Steinman. WO. 5311.
Office Open All Day Sunday.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr.,
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Silver Spring, Special, $3.50.

Comparatively new Colonial-type brick
extra large living room, very artistic stone
fireplace, complete eiec kitchen. large
ment attractively finished into 3 rooms
recreation room with fireplace, gameroom
z D pTf~uADnCnN cu e1gi ''
Evening star., 1941-06-21
4-APT. HOUSE

736 LANIER PL
20x142i2 lot, 3 full stories. basement.
garage baths refgs., fine oil burner, big
rms and closets: near buses, cars. stores,
park Rent 3 units and live in one.
Terms.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
$3.50 CASH,

$50 PER MONTH.
Including interest taxes and insurance,
buys good ! or room brick house: auto
matte oil heat. full-sIzed basement, all
conveniences. located in River Terrace
34th and Benning rd p. close TO schools
car line and new shopping center Call
MR. PASCOE, with DAVY & MURPHY
Atlantic $500
Evening star., 1941-06-21
BETHESDA MD-S5 $50

BUNGALOW. = wears old, four large
rooms and bath. extra large kitchen with
all modern equipment, attic. full base
ment: air-cOnditiOned oil burner; owner
has bought a larger home; finance to suit
purchaser.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
WOODRJDGE HEIGHTS

WOODOIDCE dEIIH ..
Several new homes nearing completion;
priced S10950 Up: sample home, 1919
L, r.n ST n,e'' oeorms' I+a pans, auto.
npen daily 10 am. to 9 pm: trades con-
sidered
LOUIS H. HALL. RealtOr.
2I25 Rhode Island Ave NE HO 5000
Evening star., 1941-06-21
WESTMORELAND HILLS.

Def STONE AND BRICk-SI3,15
Atfording rare charm and seclusIon. this
5eightful modified WILLIAMSBURG home is
an exceptionally good value: contains we'll
3rranged lst floor with unusually large
screened porch also breakfast rm.; 3 big
bedrooms = baths md floor. finished 3rd
door bedroom; maids room ana bath in
basement. For details call Maj. Yancey.
co n,4E
Evening star., 1941-06-21
SHEPHERD 2O22.

COLoRED-14OO BLOCK, Co ST Sc
2-story and basement brick, rooms, bath,
hot water heat. coal: lot 20x135 to 3O-ft.
allev' $500 cash, balance like rent. V. S.
HURLBURT, National 35T0. 93l H st. n W.
COJoRED-10O0 BLOCK NJ ST. N.W.-I2
rooms, , baths, INV. heat, coal: 80
National 1870. 93i H st, NV,
COLORED-NEAR. 1st AND S NW.-6
large rooms. h-wh. tile bath, full eel
lar garage: liberal terms. A. w. STEVENS.
DE. 1ll5. DE. 1852.
CoIoRED-9OO BLOCK 25th ST. NV
2-story frame, rooms bath; $3.50 cash.
bal. like rent. V. S. HURLBERT, National
$50 g3l H ST. NV.
CoLoKED-a0O BLOCK NJ ST. NV
Large 3-story and basement brick fully de-
tacfed' housekeeping rooms, 3 sleeping
rooms: also two-story bldg. rear to alley:
For details call v s. HURLBERT. National
3570. a3l H st. NV.
COLORED-6 R. GAR. " KIT. FOR .
families; large lot: new cond.: SSoO-S50o:
center city: bargain. OWNER, North GIG.
23'
COLORED-NR. lSt AND QUE SITS. NV
S45 mo. and reasonable cash payment
will buy this splendid brick home for
S6.25O. large rooms and bath, INV. oil
heat. elec. refg., 3 porches, etc. -
Evening star., 1941-06-21
BETHESDA. MD.-S6,75O.

BUNGALOW. ) large rooms and bath,
large spacious kitchen fully equipped. md
floor can be finished IN two nice rooms
full. dry basement: automatic heat. air
conditioned: large lot: F. H. A. financed
owner transferred.
L. G.. WHITE. REAL ESTATE,
Exclusive AGENTS,
71O1 Wis Ave. WI. 1900. Ewes, WI. 4a43