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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-29
Robert Plays
CrusOe Role
on Raft Trip
Oh. the humility of II all

Oh, the humility of 1t all. :.
Eleven-year-old Robert Bin
gle, of 232 North Gratiot, started
out on q Robinson Crusoe ad-
venture late yesterday, but he
got more than he bargained for.
The lad set out on the Clinton
river on q makeshift raft shortly
before 6 p. m.
When well out in the middle
of the river, II suddenly dawned
on him that he had no paddle.
The raft, with its tiny occu-
pant, floated down the river un-
til Il reached the Market street
bridge.
AS il was Thursday evening,
he couldn't possibly wait for
Friday so the 194l Robinson
Crusoe finally broke down and
asked passersby for help.
Patrolmen Ab Wright and
George Essmaker arrived at the
scene, tossed the lad q rope, and
pulled him to safety.
Gee, thanks" said Bobby,
Thought I was q goner."
His parents assured the pa
trolmen that Robert would fore
20 his river adventures In the
future, cor else"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-29
Local Man IS
Technical Grad
W. lesue Finishes
Service Troinins

oCommander w. E. Miller, the
Commanding officer of the
Navy Service School. Ford
Motor Company, Dearborn,
Michigan stated publicly today
that 387 sailors had qualified as
August graduates at this spec
ialist trade school.
One of those who had made
most satisfactory grades ip
school and shop was Wilton w.
Legui, 62h Clinton street,
Mount Clemens.
In commenting further, It
was stated that the practical
and comprehensive training in
the famed Ford Apprentice
School would make these
graduates intelligent assistants
wherever their future assign
,ment in the Navy would take
them, whether on ocean or at q
far-away station. Gratitude
was expressed by the graduates
at the opportunity given by
Ford to obtain schooling and
experience that will enable
them not only to make the
fullest use of their services for
their government but also
qualify themselves in the future
as master technicians in their
special field.
It was also reported that the
school, which principally trains
Diesel mechanics, machinist
mates, electricians, m etal
tradesmen, and aviation mach
inists mates, will soon have an
enrolment of about 1000. A
1000 naval enrollemnt will
make this one Of the largest
Navy technical and trade
schools of its kind in the
country.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-29
Phonton Of French koilt
Commands PonzeF Army
Bis-Fistsd Warrior Hssds lnspsesiea
Stoff for Nexi Msehonized Tsoops

While German coerospoS1Ga
sometimes report such fsoak -:
cidents - the disnblln q lQ~o
tanks by showing hand nrouG oo
into turrets, Guaesien GhnoevQ5
that 'Panzer battles ~ one3a04
by firing-rigid fire eoz11Ip1 ~
good training n unax1En MI
are especially impoFtanG ~
skilfully liking advlntaee q g.
rain ones own looses' en- ~
considerably leasened.s
Above al. Berlin obesfvofs
pointed out. Cuderiou el1nr1od
against Understanding tn skiIl,
and ingenuity Of Russian Cen
erals and the fighting power q
the Red Army. sssss' " Il
For his own use Cudorian H.
q special armorsd chr = W6fch
he exhibits almost yUcklnB ooo1E.
age. his associates say. yFoqno
ly he enters q tank oQuiDpo1
with radio and voes il1to ~
thick Of the fight, usaintoinin9
radio contact with headquarters
and units near him.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-29
YOUR HOME AND
ITS CONTENTS ARE
ALWAYS IN DANGER

Of being caught by that
villain, Fire. You may
have some FIRE NSUK-
ANCE, but do you have
ENOUGH As agents for
that old-line, dependable
FIRE insurance company,
The Standard Fire Insur-
ance Company Of Hart
ford, Conn.,, we'll be glad
TO discuss this with you.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-29
OilShortage
Threatens
Defense Plants

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-(R
Senator Maloney (D-Conn)
said today that numerous vital
defense industries along the east.
ern seaboard "are terrified be.
cause they have only four or five
days supply of bunker OIL"
The chairman of the special
senate committee investigating
shortages Of gasoline and pc.
troleum products offered this
comment as he questioned the
wisdom of diverting so many
American tankers to other than
normal transportation of Pc
troleum products to the eastern
seaboard.
Maloney's c o m m z n { came
after Rear Admiral Emory S.
Land, chairman of the maritime
commission, had testified that
the shortages were caused by q
pseudo-gentleman by the name
of Hitler and further caused by
the laws of Congress"
Maloney questioned this, say
ing that 1t had not been the in
tention of Congress when it ap-
proved the lease-lend program
and other defense measures to
cause any severe hardships on
industry or citizens.
"Im not blaming Congress-"
Land said, adding that Congress
sional approval of the admins
tration defense program forced
certain burdens.
The Senator'S also learned
that the Pacific Coast soon may
face the same curtailment of
gasoline sales now effective
along the eastern seaboard.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-29

oBERLIN, Aug. 20 - Up -
Adolf Hitler's spearhead point
ing toward Moscow Is Col. Gen.
Heinz Guderian, commander Of
the Panzer Army In the central
sector, who is called by associ-
ates the Phantom General Of the
French campaign.
The 63-year-old, round-faced,
big-fisted warrior is chief of the
inspection staff for Germ q n
mechanical troops as well as
Panzer commander.
NEW WEAPON AVAILABLE
Well-informed sources sal
Guderian had available q new
and more denoralizing German
weapon In artillery pieces
mounted on tanks.
"And undoubtedly" these
sources added "he has some tech.
nical and tactical tricks which
are not mentioned in Germany
for the time being"
Gudcrian, who vas attached 20
the general staff in the World
War, was the first nan to stem
across the Austrian border when
Anschluss was ordered. was cele-
brated for his exploits in Poland,
and with q Panzer outfit made
the famed dash benin d and
around the Maginot Line.
Not until weeks after the Rus
sian campaign started was the
German public told that Guder-
ian was operating In the GEN.
trail sector Of the Eastern front.
He had been 1t Brest- Litovsk
and pushed far ahead into the
SmolenSk area.
STILL A MYSTERY
There Is still 4 mystery a 20.
how he got heavy German tanke
over the Mas River In less than
II hours In the drive on the low
countries, and the German pub
lie, recalling this exploit, view
the Eastern campaign In the cen.
trail sectos with condolences now
that formidabte swamps and
streams have been negotiated.
But taking Moscow, L..:,.
grad, and Kiev were not among
Guderian's obieetives, military
observers pointed out, b aeinr
their opinion "a 0uderian's ln87
book die Pan1ertruppen Und
lhr Zusammenwirken Nit Dan
Anderen Wa&fens {PanSor trooplf
and their Corporations with Other
weapons.) 4
Guderian contended that 81 =
war q movement ,.:tha. fighk
A&a)hst. sslemy: tsAlo nv ~
carried out TO their 0esir,sct ichA
Only then can ono think of d.
posing OF other taslk1."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-29
Nete,nlnMonitor
Reader attends
Omen House

OEnoch Howsams, aged 50, Of
Is Union street, was one Of the
Thousands Of interested persons
who visited the Daily Monitor
plant last night during its Open
House. Howsams has lived In
Mount Clemens So years, and,
during all of that time, he has
been q subscriber to the Moni-
tor.
Howsams came here from
Canada and was . farmer In
Chesteraeld township until his
rstireuneut three years ago.
He married the former
Martha Milton the year he came
here. They have one daughter.
Mrs. Ray Card, three grandsons.
and I granddaughter
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-29
Lutheran Pastor
haresKasiG Gu
Nth 2Pfiests

0BxRLRe, Aug. 3otN Nv tn
Rev, Martin Niemceller, Ny
German Iu&hsfGn 4 pastoe M
former Submarine cuGn1ann(Du D
who has been IN t1soody e.
more than three yeox4 haS 49,
trannerred TO The Havaf1ans en-.
centratton camp at Ooohau "a
the. change apparently Nh 49,
tered HE health. ~ xriend1
He had been eo9Illned q Geeh-
senhausen : Oranl1nn1 coincn1ns
tration camp near D1k3lu. Il
The pastor ShorS1 oeou yvj)A
two cathpfic prissts 81 thsY
hive lively bat xFiaz NJ lheDou z
icai cQnyersationsb Is ~ -
Mr.. Nitmoellef ialDo toadS u ~
priests Houf - works. q ~
r euter, 0er1f7I,6 IA 1 r ~
low German poot GiIl i M =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-29
Rural leaders Will
Meet Here thursday

oCounty School Commission
er Will L. Smith announced
today that 125 teachers In the
rural schools will meet Tues
day morning 1t 1890 In the
County building for sessions Of
the annual Institute.
The meeting viii b devoted
mainly 70 orDanixational pre-
blems In preparatioep for The
opsning q schools Wednesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-29
Gen. Cuderian Called Killers Moscow SpeaTT7z
Richmond Awaits Gigantic
Lobor Doy Celebration
Lions Club Lays Final PIons
for GoIo Day-Lons Program

ORichmond Is all agog today
with preparations for the great
Labor Day celebration that the
Lions club Is planni g.
The main street is all dressed
up with flags and bunting and
Sportsmen's Park, where the
festivities will center, is being
all cleaned up and decorated
with . fresh coat of paint on
the buildings.
The celebration will ALI the
Evening star., 1941-05-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW HOMES FOR SALE,

NEW HOMES FOR SALE,
BEVERLY HILLS, ALEXANDRIA, VA,
line h@fs fve T9odeS o% t nes sdas
Phone Temple 3532.
ALMOST NEW GROOM BRICK, Mr.. 14tJh
and Rittenhouse sts. nv: completely mod
eR MAHNaToN Phifa Ho Realty aES W CO 9sis GE $500
EMERSON ST. NV. Mr.. 7th-MoDERN
SrR bTGs Tefs rs5Sed ETs fSF Ho T9 sps
WASHINGTON REALTY CO, GE. 5000.
READY TO OCCUPY.
New and Used Homes Up to $4,000.
S3,500-Cozy bungalow; rms, bath, hot
street Food location arfe iG1 modem im
S5,50O-54 acre Of lawn. trees and shrub
rms, rms, bath, bath S'p porches; 4iI i only Ave
blks. from l-fare bus downtown.
o 4 grand home for family. r
rms, double inclosed porch, ga
rage. auto. heat; lot with trees
and Shrubbery
S6,4OO-Aimost new brick bungalow in good
ocation; 5 rms. bath, attic, base
ment oil heat; $500 less than
s7.7oO-BeSt location i in Sligo Park Hills;
attractive bungalow, 3 rms. large
inclosed sleeping porch, screened
Ss 500 blkS, from Walter Reed Hospital
stores. schools and transp.; brick
2-story, 6-rm., home; with garage,
VII Jul AitA anu pOlIiitos OtS go
Fern pl NV.
Ss,75O-l5,0O0 So # of yard with trees
and moderniZed old home. with 8
rms, , baths, porches, 2-car
garage and oil heat with summer
winter hookup; nr. everything.
3l1 Cedar St TX. PIX, GE. OssI
S5,95O-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. ON
corner lot in Takoma Park, Md, about
> squares from stores and transpOrta-
ton. Five rooms, tile bath porch
attic full cellar: aforementioned oil
heat and elec. refrigerator.
S7.2I0-Detached home in Chevy Chase
Md. Six rooms and bath, situated on
lot 50XlS0 feet. Near bus line and
stores. Automatic hot-water heat.
garage. For sale TO settle estate. VIII
consider very easy terms
SS,250-FOur-b bedroom brick, near Coolidge
High School, public school. stores and
transports alton within one square. Semi
detached, oil burner, hardwood floors
throughout. insulated, maids room and
toilet, open fireplace, SunrOom, re-
frgerator awnings garage.
Sl34Ju-Detached brick in Shepherd
Park. A charming Colonial home in
one OF Washington most popular COM
munlties, Just of 18th St, near school
and bus line. Seven rooms, TWO baths.
frst-fioor den. Hot-water heat with
oil burner, finished attic, side porch,
slate roof, garage. Beautiful lot, 81
T. deep. In perfect condition. TERMS
TO SUIT
SHANNON 81 LUCHs CO.
l1UJ II st N w National p315
Evening star., 1941-05-02
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
$1O,950.
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.

One-fare zone Wis. ave and D. c. line.
Beautiful new house. 2O3 Wootton ave
Modern: shade; real bargain by OWNER,
WI. $3.50. Open every day.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

shopping. Beautiful new brick Colonial
home containing rooms, . baths. fine
kitchen, foored attic. automatic heat and
garage. Very moderately priced For in
spection, call MR.. HOWE. Emerson 3953-
II no answer. MA OS56
Evening star., 1941-05-02
FARMS FOR SALE.
MINIATURE FARM.

II acres rolling land, outbuildlnas,
frame dwelling. s rooms, partially re-
modelled; fair condition. l ; miles D. c.,
Great Falls vicinity Price $1,000. Terms.
GREEN & MAGRUDER.
2s4O Wilson. Blvd. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
4-FAMILY APT
NEW 2-FAMILY APIS.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

NEW YORK CLIENTS WITH CASH WANT
Severa' theaters and large apartment
houses Immediately. LEE BATTEN g. CO..
Ma. 6767
BUILDING LOTS IN D. G, VA. AND MD ,
on improved highways. resd. and com.
zones. State full particulars, with lowest
price aCCeptable VIII pay cash. Must
have all improvements in front: It can be
acreage suitable for subdivision. Box
Evening star., 1941-05-02
BARNABY WOODS.
CENTER-HAIJ, COZ ONIAJ.
A REAL COLONIAL HOME.
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS, VA.

Sl1g50--A very attractive center-hau Co.
lonlal brick home, practically new, in
Sulated and weather-stripped Contains )
neorooms, ~ baths recreation room with
nIeplace, concealed radiation, automa tic
OF neat, bullt-tn garage, screened side
porch and beautiful garden with large elm
BOSS & PHELPS, Ma 5000. Evenings cali
Evening star., 1941-05-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
INDUSTRIAL. GROIIND

About 4 acres located 100 It. of Bla-
densburc rd adjoining FleiSchmann's Yeast
plant: suitable for trucking terminal or
any business recurring considerable ground /.
large house on property which can be used
for light storage, also l-rm. Office building.
430 5th St NV. L. j. MILLS, MA. 1851 O..
Evening star., 1941-05-02
TABLE BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

THREE MEALS A DAY: gentleman walk
ing distance Lincoln Park. Give number in
family, details. Box l4S-A, Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
MONEY-MAKER

1858 Harvard st. n.w4 stories "A
rooms, baths layatories, at bargain
ana good terms. Rare opportunity for
rooming house To inspect, call District
G14O or Emerson 63l5
Evening star., 1941-05-02

1909 ST. NW.-6-RoOM HOUSE, GAS,
heet garage.
CHEVY, CHASE, MD, 90 ,HEsKETH ST
Det. brick; rms, b.; bedrm., b. 1st n;
S175, IN CHEVY. CHASE, D. ca Def
brick in an excellent subdivisions; this dis
tinctive home, almost new, has 4 bedrms
end 3 baths on second floor; library and and
maids bath in basement: Gear garage.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. 351S Conn. WO. 1900
CHEVY CHASE. MD. NEAR CONN. AVE
m ea ss5s ss5 mo a7a Tmf May 0f5hS wo G 7s4 hsrs
FoXALL, OVERLOOKING FOUNDRY PARK
% rooms, rear porcheS, garage, f1rePplaSe' P ace
INC. Ma 1910
rooms, bath, 2 fnclosed porches; gas heat.
electric refrigerator: gentiles only. Call
for appointment, GE. 4l34 or MI. 2345.
5-ROoM BRICK, S45; GROOM BRICK,
sS RS TsRA 4sh and BsSnee rd
ne; Call Mr.. Pascoe, AT. $500, with
3103 HAWTHORNE ST. NV. OFF send
5 6edr@s ss"ssh baths nfars large V1g f1 room With
epacf n6e ovsS spacious in 6nTcb din r m md se
garage; on quiet street, finest restricted
residential neighborhood; immediate oc-
cupancy. MR.. BAKER, Ma. 2440.
FoxHALL VILLAGE-6- RMS AND BATH.
phone. AD, is46.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C:-6 RMS, BA;. OIL
heat, or better vet. buy detached homes
in this character neighborhood. built;
during-depTeSsion- prices I r, and save I several
s:nf oEneF: i45s SYs5 Eve St 81! $3.50 once also
open am to pm.
BETHESDA : ROOM BUNGALOW,
a mi, screened porch, auto. heat: 1 SO.
bus: S65. WI 5161.
BETHESDA, MD-NEW BRICK. GROOM
borhood: S75. Once ot open II every very evening
till S o'clock and Saturday and Sunday.
SAMUEL E BoGLEY. WI $500.
SUITABLE FOR ARMY OR NAVY OFT
W vab sabesss until Sr Sept f0r ss5
W c. "a. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT co.
1119 18th st. NV. DI. 4464.
SOUTHEAST HOMES.
1870 K st. SET rms, b. ----S4 90
5,5 yos: s 4 HER aERBERr q & sons o,ao
LET MRS. CHRIsTMAN HELP YOU.
We have a choice of Bethesda Chevy
Chase homes. $50 to $3.50.
AL ALLIED REALTY CORPORATION
siI8ER f2 N4 sPR12G, IF Ret'N MD.
rooms. , baths a bedrooms. recrea-
ton room, garage; oil burner, porch; S110.
TH9s Eaf iotb f 81 sSAFRELI NW CO. REAI6qRs' "a G2ss
NEAR FORT MYER-S62. so.
Detached 6-room, bath home, inclosed
sun porch, side porch; large lot with
ton. Cali H. A. JACOB. WI. 4s44.
1905 48th ST. NV.
Bungalow, rooms, bath, oil heat, kitch-
en- cabinets, refrigerator, hardwood floors,
screened porch and windows.
NEW BRICK HOMES,
all-tile baths; garage; air conditioned heat;
IreeeertessttiIcIn roo Ioom; only $50 LESLIE D.
2814 WIS. AVE. NV.
screened porches, built-in garage; newly
THE MUNsEY TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept. National $3.50
MY TOWN HOME
In Oak Grove. Pure-air system, JIM. in
water: aaast:H 2car 81 Stone ne garage. Rm and bath f
for maid. rn. for butler; sun porch. 4 bed
rms, baths, Law, library; blk. from
Country Clubs. Avail June / at S195.
Phone Ma. 3049.
For Regularly Employed Colored.
Washington Housing Corp,
93l H st NV National 800
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
WE HAVE NUMEROUS CALLS
For houses in Bethesda, Chevy Chase and
iistinss. Open till o clock every night
and satuT1ay ana Sundsy - xxno
Evening star., 1941-05-02

DOWNTOWN-16th ST.-S30,0 900.
Large residence, near Scott Circle: II
rooms 5 baths. wide frontage: valuable
property to hold because of increasing
values in this area possession. Informa-
ton by appointment only
ANTON KOERBER.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
LOOK.
S8-7hn-

3 bedrooms, tiled bath. living room
with fireplace and pine paneling. other
rooms, all ample size; full basement Con-
venient to everything
Open Daiiy-5350 42nd Pl NV.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Me 1143
Evening star., 1941-05-02
S10,950.
CHEVY CHASE n q

This fine detached brick has 3 large
bedrooms. tiled baths; in addition, there
Is ga a very me music room room or den on lst
to schools and transportation. Located
on lot containing handsome tall shade
trees. For appointment to see, call j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. NE 1142
Evening star., 1941-05-02

HYATTSVTLLE = ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath; furnished private; adults; $40 month.
Call Hyattsville 5606
LEE HIGHWAY. ARL., VA-UNFUR., 3
large grounds Chestnut 5s16. A.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED.
first floor, very nice. one block to car, l
carfare WA 1712.
5-ROOM APT. IN NEW 2-FAMILY HOME.
mr.. schools and transp.; heat and water
furn.; SOS. Chestnut l345.
1911 N HIGHLANDS ST. CLARENDON,
Va, broom apt S42 so: convenient bus
CHI $500 after $40 pm. A.
ENTIRE 2nd FL. IN OUR SPACIOUS SU-
burban home. newly conditioned large
rms. and bath: immediate possession: h.
and W: giant oak shade: on car and bus
line; exceptionally low rental. $40 Cleve-
land ave. Riverdale. Refs. WA 1912
LAUREL rs MAIN ST.-3 RMS, KITCH-
en- and bath For information, Apt. 8, or
call GE l424.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
COUNTRY BOARD.

SPEND delightful vacation on Colonial
estate, Southern cooking. pvt. golf course,
swimming; mr. race track: $40 to SIS
wkly.; 2 hrs. from city. Major Marshall
Macdonald, Media Farm. Charles Town,
w Va
Evening star., 1941-05-02
Z II y T " 7 = 7 = I " ENI
Ask for Mr.. Cantrell.
EASY-SS. 550-TFRMS

-~S.0Oil-1EhMS.
New Detached Colonial Brick,
Center-hall type, with SIX large rooms.
beautiful bath and shower. buili-in garage,
large, screened porch. wonderful lot: close
to schools stores and transportation. This
is an unusually good value. Call Mr.
Clements, WO. 3514. or at BEITZELL'S S
DI. 300,
HAVE 3 MODERN HOUSES IN PETWoRTH
s15 11th NV. DI. 755S.
GREATLY REDUCED.
Largest new detached brick homes on
todays market: 3 and bedrms., . baths
ing ii sligo PARK t' in Silver sprinF. No other
view of the park like it. Was S10.750,
now $3.50 and S9950: substantial cash
Near Parkside School and buses. OWNER.
2-family- brick excellent ,neighborhood,
2nd 4. $3.50. Total monthly payments;
asTase 20 ineiuded e in the eG5sTP oSnefs apt M For
appointment call branch Office, 1901 Ala.
bama ave. sc; Il, 1000
1343 H ST. NV. D1. 1900.
NEW HoMEs-MT; PLEASANT,
Park Il blk. of 18th and Columbia I'd =
cGnoRniPf can MR PfsANG ESE WI G 5il5 HOBART ST. nW
EXCELLENT BUY. $3.50.
6310 fth ST. NV.
Seml-oet. corner mouse . rooms, pain,
h.-wh. blocks to schools. transp and
stores. Immediate del OWNER-WI. 5074.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Warren st. NV.
7-room. 2-bath Cooley-buiIt home, only
3 years old, TO be sacrificed by owner be-
ing transferred: this home has charm and
individuality. For inspection call Mr.
Wsi4 WAPlE FFFSS. { JAMES. l nc. nc OF III 00fo
GEORGETOWN
Completely remodeled and redecorated
brick house with d rooms, bath, sun porch
sundeck. garaee, auto. heat, Venetian
blind5 and new broadloom carpeting.
Price, S12 $50. DRUMMOND REALTY CO.,
HO. POOL. Eve. and Sun. WI. 9165.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
SILVER SPRING SECTION

SS.990-A group Of roomy center-en-
trance-plan brick homes: 6 rooms baths,
breakfast room; automatic oil heat; large
lot. very reasonable terms; We believe
these homes are the best values on to-
DAYS market; let US show them to you.
Floyd E DAVIS co. MA n3ho
Evening star., 1941-05-02

1910 1th ST. NV.
Semi-det. corner house, rooms, bath,
l-w.h.: . blocks to schools. transp and
torres. Immediate del OWNER-WI. 5074.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

WHAT is THE BEST PLACE I CAN BUY
under S4,00000, either unimproved or i'm
proved I want full details. terms. size.
location, etc. for immediate considerat ton
Box 92A, Star. a.
FARM IN VA, WITHIN 90 MILES WASH.
Will pay cash rent. Box 107-A. Star. %
Evening star., 1941-05-02

BETHESDA, MD-NEW BRICK. GROOM
and bath, air-cond. home, in lovely neigh
borhood: S75. Oflce open every evening
IiI4 SI0S1 a1Iu 91SI 91s9I I1y any oglGe''
Evening star., 1941-05-02
APARTMENT BUILDINGS WANTED
HOUSES EURN. OR UkFURk.
HOUSES UNFURNISHsp.

BELTsVILLE. MD.-BUNGALoW PORCH.
garage, garden space; cleo; S25 suitable
bachelors or empl couple SH. 366I-W.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

o515 18th NV, APT 1O7-TWIN BEDS;
porch; very lovely apt. 3 rooms. kit and
B.. no children: $50 AID. 46O7-M A.
. OR 2 RMS, KIT, ENTIRE FL: WELL
furn; most convenient all utilities; reas.
to refined adult gentiles. I'll Kennedy
Evening star., 1941-05-02
UNDER $4,000

In good NV section D. C-New de-
tached brick houses nearly completed-6
on these For further information ask
for MI White
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON.
Investment Bldg Realtor DI 6nQo
Evening star., 1941-05-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.
$3.50 CASH,
$50 PER MONTH

NDU PEH MUNIH.
3131 10th st. n.e-5 rooms, bath. pantr
oil burner: hot-water heater corner 10
Phone District 2724
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34S5 HOLMEAD PL. NV, I2-BLOCk
from 14th ST. shopping center-Combina
ton bed-living room, large kit, back porch.
BACHELOR APT. BEAUTIFULLY FUR
niShed, Northwest, 2Oc zone. Gentle
gentleman Box lS0-Y. Star
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HOME-PLENTY GROUND,
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
c10 E0n

liamsburg Colonial. Soft frontage: one
| block off Connecticut ave; large screened
porch. "a bath first floor: 3 wel-propor-
eonditionsd. insulated: easy terms. LESLIE
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GREEN & MAGRUDER.

$40 WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA.
CH. 3S3S. Evenings, CHI, 57S7.
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PICTURE WINDOWS,
1912 18TH ST. NV.

Designed for graceful living this dis
tinctive center-hall home has everything
1st A.; study with Iavatory. recreation
rm. with log burning fireplace and snack
bar: maids room with bath, attic. ga
rage large lot ideal for terraced garden
M X. STONE GE. 1857.
Evening star., 1941-05-02

UBLET > BEDROOMS LIVING ROOM,
arge kitchen bath; nicely furnished,
wniLgS, convenient transportation, shop
ing center: May Loot. |; SIS per
nnnth RA AkkH
Evening star., 1941-05-02
1905 48th ST. NV

In Oak Grove. Pure-air system, JIM. in
sulation. G. E oil heat and domestic hot
water; gear stone garage. Rm. and bath
for maid. rm. for butler; sun porch: bed
rms, 2 baths Law, library; / blk. from
Conn. ave. bet. Columbia and Ch. Oh.
Country Clubs. Avail. June l at S195.
Phone Ma. 3049.
For Regularly Employed Colored.
NEWLY RECoNDITIoNED, ALL SECTIONS.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WE HAVE NUMEROUS CALLS
For houses in Bethesda, Chevy Chase and
NV washington Please give us your
hstings, Open till o'clock every night
and Saturday and Sunday,
SAMUEL g. BOGLEY. WI. $500.
Evening star., 1941-05-02
4l11474I11o INI14l N1INt % y T VIZ
CHEAPER THAN RENT.

F, H A. new brick homes in Bethesda.
2 bedrooms / bath, S7,45O; . baths,
| SS.450 Now under construction. Select
your own finish. Wooded lots. convenient
location Call Mr.. Treat, ALLIED REALTY
CORP WI 6h44