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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23
j. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge Of cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authori-
tative answers below:
1. Is it q good idea to have a
new book or two in guest
room, as we'll as magazines?
2. At q party should the host
ess have powder and individual
puffs, pins and needle and
thread in the room where the
women guests leave their wraps?
3. Should q hostess provide
cigarets for q party, or expect
her guests to bring and smoke
their own?
4. Should you. when visiting
in a hospital. smoke in a pa
tents room?
5. Should a houseguest let her
hostess know that he tipped her
maid-and how much?
What would you do IT,
When you''are visiting, your
hostess offers to give you break
fast in bed
(a) Say, ~ wouldn't think Of
such q thing. I'll get up
and have breakfast with
the family?
tb) Say. "That sounds won
derful"?
Answers
1. Yes.
2. Yes.
3. The hostess should provide
them-and more than one brand
II her guests smoke different
brands, or II she isn't sure OF
their preferences.
4. Not unless the patient II
smoking.
5. No. He should do it unob-
trusively.
Best "What Would You Do
solution-(b). When q hostess
suggests swing 4 guest breakfast
in bed it Is usually because the
hostess would rather get her
family off before having to think
Of the guest.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23
Couple Married Saturday
at Trinity Lutheran Church

THE WEDDING, Of .Hilda
Wormsbacher and Alexander
Black took place Saturday aft
ernoon at four o'clock In Trini-
ty Lutheran church, with the
Rev. L. A. Wissmueller perform
ing the ceremony. The bride ID
the daughter of Mrs. Mathilda
Wormsbacher, Grove Park ave-
nue., and Mr.. Black Is the son
Of Mrs. Elizabeth r. Black Of
Smith street.
Mrs. Martin Walkenhorst was
soloist. The bride, who was
given In marriage by her un-
Gle, Otto Wormsbacher, was
gowned in white marquisette,
simply made. The sweetheart
neckline was outlined In seed
pearl trimming, the bodice was
draped and the sleeves, pulled
at the top, were fitted below the
elbow, ending In points over the
hands. Her flowing skirt ended
in long train, over which fell
her voluminous veil Of illusion.
caught to q headband Of seed
pearls. She carried . bridal
bouquet of white roses combined
with other white flowers, tied
with white satin streamers.
Mary Jane wormsbscher was
maid Of honor, gowned In pink.
Bobette Rankin Of Dearborn and
Mrs. Carl Ratxow were brides
maids, In dresses OF blue. All
three gowns wsye Of SmsrQuisetts
made with sweetheart nsckline,
short Quilted sleeves and full
floor-lensth skirts.
Betty cay Baxter, IN year
old niece Of The bride, was flow.
e. girl in . long froek Of pink.
made with sweetheart necklins,
Dufeod sleevso, end matching
seSh. ehe carried pink rose buds
D1st man was the bride
sroom's beothsr JameA and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23
Coming Events
To avoid eontlietien In setting detss and tor
ehenaes In resulos meetings. coll 1900.

70 avoid eontlieton In eoSttnS ootee enc tos
ehenaes In resulos meetings coll 1900.
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE. at the King. Daughters Home
meeting card party and s :~;S .ru.
Of Presbyterian church, at Devon Cables at $3.50
FRANZ KUHN LODGE, knights of Pythias, in Pythian
VIZ. W. AUXILIARY grocery party. Veterans Hail. at
MUM AND POPPY CLUB with Mrs I. W. Fuller. on conser
Bay Drive at rS 3 p;p; JUNE "a
PAST NATIONS CLUB of Order of Eastern Star potuck at
Msenc s cIuR tn. ho. of Mrs
Milo Warner, 1877 North Gratot avenue at 10 am M,
WIENER c5 soon.r sse park
NEE, :. for .s1 fr.nSa a. p% Tent v.
of Maccabees, at the home of Mrs Ellis Streu, e3
Lincoln av. wTnS at pW' ,unr >.
Of Mrs. Albert Olivier, 121 North Broadway at pm
Of n s S,p a:g sns
IN HIS NAME CIRCLE at tn. Kings Daughter. Home. at
GAMES PARTY, sponsored by Sisters of St Joseph in san
TRINITY lS l1SSs WILING WORKERS til. school
S5Sss %:ss s'ss union : IS bonn:
MGNoNETTE CLUB Of ST. Louis parish, at the home OF
CHILD ss H sslsds
Of MIR. Kurt Esiedeburs 1873 MOrOss to $50 pm
AMERICAN n9aon Sua n s.n. party Legion Club
house. at $50 pm.
ST. AGNES GUILD Of st. Peters parish at the summer home
of Mrs. George r. Moore, at Orchard Beach, ut
pm. Members asked to be ready to leave at
HAS I'm.
MOUNT CLEMENS LODGE No. 6, f. A. M, In Masonic hall
at 730 pm. Square Club of George Washington Post
American Legion Of Detroit will confer first degree
work in long form.
THURSDAY, JUNE IS
CARD PARTY at the home Of Mr.: Karl O. Brink 80 Belle
view avenue, sponsored by the American Legion Aux
iary at 1880 pm. Public invited.
sELr-sERvE SUPPER and Card party at the Kings Daugh
tiers Home sponsored by Loyal Workers Circle q $50
pm. Public invited
cARNATIoN CLUB Of st. Louis Parish at the home OF Mrs
Raymond Kau Croker boulevard. ut pm
ROSE CLUB q St. Louis parish At the home Of Mrs Leo
SPECIAL MEETING Of American Legion Auxiliary. at the
home of Mrs J. p Mcliale as North Grstiot avenue
at pm
FRIDAY, JUNE -
. LoOT. In Barron Hall, 1t pm
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23

husbands who left the room
to answer it, who was that,
Dear?" As long As the call was
not for her, 1t Is none Of her
business who called, and al
though Mrs. Q's husband prob
ably doesn't have any reason for
not wanting to answer the ques-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23

IDENTIFY DeneVe
there II.
And 50, just
by ask l n 9
questions con-
tinually, they
make home q
place where q
man hasn't any
privacy 1t q l
mot even the
privacy Of his
own thoughts.
+ h Q tele-
p h o n Q rings,
and Mrs. Quiz
says to h e r
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23

IRIS UNBEIlEvABLY IovxLY-4his ~ sasee &
con sell aHS5 ssHs
Four doilies Is inches in diameter, ars uDsd - N
In the center Of the luncheon table II larger circle
weblike crochet This centefpfoce us1os1Eeq eeo0e
diameter. Though the design = wy hand9qsnA 80 M
il based on few very simple stitches Bven q -
in crochet work win have marked u0ccs~ -
usual Get. ~ n x1 SSss ssssss ss2
The dolies are also perfect % ~ under 1eese
pieces Of bric-s-brac small living rccm teneqk 4
effective Il Isl A w xykz212
To obtain crocheting Instructions fcg this IN 1
set pattern No. Sl7s), sketches Of sttchee 49,
rial specified send 10 cents In COIN. YOUR 49, AZ
and the PATTERN NUMBER 70 Anne Cabo4 IL
100 Seventh Avenue. New York CITY. a. s& 3$5 =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23
Florence Luke Attends
Reception at College

MRS. LEON LUKE will 70 10
Ypsilanti tomorrow to bring
home her daughter Florence. Z
student at Ypsilanti State Norm
al College.
Miss Luke remained over the
Commencement weekend % 1T
tend q reception honoring Prot.
Frederick Alexander. retiring
head Of the college music de-
partment. She was one Of but
ten students invited to the re-
ception.
MIR. AND MRS. A. P. KING
entertained Ut dinner Saturday
evening. honoring their sons
Donald end Erwin. Donald was
II years old Saturday. and Erwin
was II years old Sunday.
MIR. AND MRS. EDMUND
MANORE, 1905 Winkler strest,
Route 9. Mount Clemens, an
nounce the birth at Z dsnghtsr.
born Sunday night M st. Jo-
ssph's hospital. s
sssss
MIR AND MRS. EDMAlspsks
Heins have left for 0ery, ln0~
Chicago and Wheaton, NJ, where
they will visit for two weeks
with relatives.
The EscHENBuRG family
reunion will be held In the Ed
ward Schrode Grove on Eliza
beth road on July 4.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23
. WE THE WOMEN
Poor Mr.. Quiz-His Missus Asks:
Who, What, When and Why?

resent having to.
Then the postman leaves a let
ter for Mr.. Quiz-addressed to
him. and no MIR. and Mrs"
about it. But because he Is her
husband. Mrs. Quiz thinks she
has a right to ask him who the
letter Is from, what is in II, and
probably to add, do you mind
II I read IT,"
If Mr.. Q. goes down In the
basement to putter around
probably just to be alone with
his thoughts) Mrs. Quiz's curl
osity gets the better of her In
no time. Soon she il yelling:
What are you doing down
there, for heavens sake?"
NEVER LEARNED TO
CONTROL CURIOSITY
And, of course, every evening
without fail, Mr.. @. has to parry
the monotonous question, "How
did everything 60 at the office
today?"
Mrs. Q. knows that If any
thing important happened, she
would be told about II immed-
lately, but she can't resist trying
to keep track of what her hus-
band does even when he is out
Of her sight.
The trouble with Mrs. @. Is
that she has never learned to
control her curiosity any more
than q child. She could cure
herself of her annoying habit II
she would stop and ask herself
a question every time she starts
to ask her husband one and that
is do I really need to know
the answer"
That would cut her questions
down to practically nothing
and give her husband the feeling
of privacy that every human
being needs.
ELSIE LUKE Is visiting In
Crosse Pointe this week. She Is
the guest of Rosemary Charter.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Charter. former resident Of
Mount Clemens.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
JOHN ABEL of st. Clair Shores
announce the arrival of Z daugh-
ter, Angela Marie, born Satur-
day in st. Joseph's hospital.
MR.. AND MRS. ALB Z r 7
WILLIAM WARD Of Utica are
the parents Of son, born this
morning in st. Joseph's hospital.
MRS. HAROLD H. DONALD
SON Is entertaining the Auction
Tea Club today at her home on
Second street.
MIR. AND MRS. CAMERON
ROSE and daughter Kay have
to spend the Summer at their
cottage at Walled Lake.
MRS. ALBERT OLIVER will
entertain the Hollyhock Club II
q potluck luncheon at o'clock
on Wednesday, at her home al
l2l North Broadway.
MIR. AND MRS. o. G. WATT
and son Robert m otored 10
Olivet, Mich. yesterday for q
visit with friends.
MRS. c. D. MCCARTNEY, JEFF.
ferson avenue, is observing her
birthday anniversary today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23
ny RUTH NfILLETT

There's nothing In the mar
rage contract that gives q wo.
man the right to keep track OF
her husbands every thought and
action - but q lot of wives evil
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23

Council, Mssque Gn1 ~ y
Civic League md ~
Gross. He played loel1
parts In the Junior ~ /
plays, belonged - Htsx r.
NC and Readers' Cl1r "
part In the school circlao G y
batting, and was asslstGnt II 3:
rian. sSs2 A M
Mr.. and Mrs. Stseh WIN u
the Summer n Mouut C1ouC z
where the bridegroom - CT q
ed by the q. .. 1roQoe ~ 4
Store. In tn Pill, both IN q
turn 70 Ann Arbor b centl
their studies. 81 g9s'
STAFF SERGT. AND I'M "
CLARENCE AXIOM G 1o u
ridge Flsld project havo =
guests this week ~. - ~ q
Robert O'Leary of Kim n
Tenn, who arrived 0ono q
Guests for the day yootoG1 ~ y,
cluded Mrs. Baxter. NJ. - Y
Russell A. Arson. M. ~ ~ Y
Conrad Arson and 30 CllGl p
all Of Detroit. y ~ Il;
SPENCER ROY3 ~ IN
KRAUSE attended - 11lo
High Twelve ce6S~e Ri Y
Cedar Rapids. H.. q 1l1Ru n
Friday and Saturday. l1EEJ M
who II local presideut, 1o1l y
ed today. and NJ. xySno 4
ternational representative v
return this sweating. afloG m a
Ing . day In chieaop sW TN I Y.
mess ~ AZ II
MR.. AND Mrs. J. =. lcc y
Joy boulevard, hod ! yiGfk M y
their son Russsll Mo- g (lo y
land. Ohio, last weGaE o. 1 W
they gavs I iannily &l1i1e I M :
honor. Present wexo lI 1
Mrs. Elmer Mois M e1 =
and Mr.. and Mn UoYupx IN
Gresniield md l1nally. vi n
MISS FL.oRxM ~
ANNA WHITNEY M
from ! trip n Phi Z M Z
Whero they were l<1s
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23
Hostess, Too,
Should Watch
Her Etiquette

EVER 0OOy SeemS 10 PICK
on the summer weekend guest.
Reams are written each year
about what she should and sh-
ould not do while visiting. Hun
dreds Of people lay down hum
dreds of rules for guests to re-
member.
But what about hostesses?
How about q few rules for themf
Wen begin by assuming that,
except In rare instances, every
hostess invites weekend guests
purely and simply because she
wants to have them around. Hav-
ing assumed that, can't we a.
gree that no smart hostess
Thinks of inviting on the
same weekend two people who
usually are violently arguement-
alive or two people who have
shown dislike, however slight.
for each other before.
Forgets to put . pair Of extra
blankets In the closet In the
guest room. or some cleaning
tissues In the bathroom. II che
IL very Thoughtful. she puts .
white, freshly Numbered, terry
cloth bathrobe and some paper
bedroom slippers ~ welt %
blankets In the guestroom closet.
Unless absolutely necessary,
uses the guestroom closet q sx-
ira storage space for little used
clothes belonging to various
members Of the household. A
weekend guest ought to rate .
closet TO himself.
THERE'S ALWAYS
MONDAY
Makes Il obvious to q guest
that he was invited because Of
one accomplishment-like play
ing the plano well or being Z
good story teller, or knowing
some trick dance steps. He
ought to be made TO feel that he
was invited because his host and
hostess like him and not to am.
use them or other guests.
Gets upset because her house.
hold doesn't run quite ~ smooth
ly when there are guests Ia Il a
when only the family are around.
Looks panied when . cup Of
coffee IL overturned on the table
cloth or the living room rug.
liners by 4 look or Z word
that she IL bored with her guests
or disappointed in any way In
them, or, worse yet, that they
ought to be grateful for having
been invited to such q nice
place.
Even though she IL bored,
she ought to conceal II. After all,
she has IN out. A weekend does
mt last forever, and she doesn't
have to invite again people who
did not seem to fit nicely into
her household and way of enter
tanning.
For Play Room
THE DUDE RANCH MOTIF
Is q novel idea for game rooms
Wheat color IL appropriate for
the walls with . stenciled rops
design. A fabric printed with
genuine attic brands can b
used for curtains and slip-covers,
or . plain material sppliqued
with appropriate motifs. Six.
shooters, huge sombreros, viv.
Id kerchiefs, camp utensils, potl
Of gray-green cacti, polished
spurs might be used ~ decora-
tive touches TO contribute to the
rancho theme.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23

Ne ses b esmpIaaslv Aeo
vithsss 0ssMses III
GUARDS. osdest sss1as. 49,
ysss Sssviss Sessss csss .
SsusA Ave. i
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23
Dornine Godeet

EVEN DAHNIN0 SOCKS Ism
80 bad when you have handy
tools to work with. A darnins
egg thst lights up ID the latest
gadget shown on notion counters.
II Is made Of plastic, In pink,
blue or green. contains . battery,
and IN easy twist lights The
gadget right under he darn you
are weaving. Il will save you
many . squint and pcssih0y
wrinkles. N
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23

MRS. HOWARD MILLER left
Saturday for q months visit
with her brother, Charles Pace
and family in New York city.
She will be gone q month.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-23

m HIS NAME
NEST q The jn l!!|
Home On Wedne
o'clock. 81 VS. 3;t IS
Evening star., 1941-04-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BEAU IT UL De IINO
In the hills of Virginia-Large lot with lots
of trees, yet only 10 minutes downtown; g
spacious rooms, 2 baths, lots Of closets
and storage spaces, many other unusual
features Must be seen to be appreciated
CHI 143S. until 9 q m
Evening star., 1941-04-17
9 SOLD-ONLY | LEFT.

10 36th ST. NE.
S5,77S; S37.56 per month includes int,
prin dr;s taxes ana siiia insurance: large bed bed
cred front porch: Just of beautiful Mime
sofa ave-, l block from bus and shopping
center. Open daily. Out Pa. ave. Sc. left
on Minnesota ave. and left on Ames st.
block to homes.
BAKER REALTY CO. INC DI 1912
Evening star., 1941-04-17

81 6QO-S490 CASH. s31 MONTH m
UA,ooo cludes interest, taxes and prin-
cipal; high elevation; beautiful new brick,
large rooms and bath, full basement, air.
condition heat; modern kit Republic $685.
S6 1Q0 NEW GROOM BRICK. AUTO.
wv, 1oo heat, large lot. F. H. A. terms
2 blocks Of SHOPPING center. Ma 1913
Evening star., 1941-04-17

1 PAY HIGHEST ALL-cAsH PRICES FOR
old D. C. houses; no commission. Mrs.
KERN, 1882 woodley pl. NV. CO. 1915.
WE PAY ALI, CASH Me- SE PROPERTY
Evening star., 1941-04-17
FUTURE.
THos.7 J. OWEN g. son, Auctioneers.
1431 Eye st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE AsEEEE,1eprTH1HEb Of yAIgABlE sEfes TM
Eo5MgE TM3 gEs gAFHsM APEEMigEs AgR RgnJs5SS No 5Js5S
JENIFER STREET, NV,
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
L6eT rsoors: NC asa at F0 tbe De
party secured thereby, the undsrsigned
FOnt FOstes; ot {hs E pfemsss Ss ss 1a0So
TXENIY-fF966S6RR IsgI. EF F6SRT fAET ocffoeK kM:
the Nv tbs spct of0 of o and
designated as and being lot in SQUARE id,s
1890 in Catherine L. .Shehan's suhdlyision
Ct part Of the tract Of Ser apf paf canes
ss fns the fbuidns Rit5i's rs st
striction line as shown on said plat; sup. ?.
ject to covenants Of record whicn VII f5 pS
read at the time Of sale; toserhers rssseribsa Slsai
TERMS OF SALE: one-flfth Of the pur.
IN four equal installments' payable IN one;
two. three ard four years. wItn lntsress ~
five $50 per centum per snhul am EscnSss hS
frst deed Of trust upon the property sold
or all cash, at the option Of the purchaser;
A deposit of $500: 90 VIII oe reauiTsa; rarS;ra a.
revenue stamps, etc, at cost OF purchassr.
Terms of sale TO be complied with Within
thirty days from dfS aSe ri }e to fess he
property at the risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser. after i've days sdyertissesimeNE ssirE
OF such resale in some newspaper puohsneo
!" HARRY l. RUST, ;; yR;;
dghSEs dE4i cAisacHKlE i BECKER. BOWIE
.p1o11.12,141sie1r1s1e.ai.
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1941-04-17
$16,950-Near the Cathedral.
New Center-Hall Brick

This home overlooks a beautiful private
estate and the location is recognized as
one of the most desirable in the entire
city. Adjacent homes are valued at
splendid rooms, 3 bedrooms and tiled
baths, finished attic, 1st floor Javatory.
Paneled recreation room with fireplace
AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING. Many
added conveniences and numerous built in
features are to be found Garage. At
tractively landscaped level lot THOS j.
or evenings call MR.. LATIMER, EN-. O77O.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
AMER. UNIV. PARK.
A FINER HOME.

This handsome custom-bult brick Nor
mandy is certainly outstanding. Planned
and built by the owner tan architect 1t
is truely a masterpiece of design and
construction. Among its many interest
ms features 1t contains ) large bedrms.
downstairs den, walnut paneed library,
large finished club room and servants
quarters in basement. Detached Gear
garage
The lot is large and wooded and bor-
ders beautiful Rock Creek Park. This
home. is less than 4 years old and in i'm
maculate condition. The price is very
reasonable, and will finance beautifully.
For further particulars. please call Mr..
NorVelle EN-; 5137. representing J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1941-04-17
S13 500-Cleveland Park

VtU,OVU-~N4 FCIdIIU I dI h,
Overlooking the Washington Cathedral
and within l square of John Eaton Public
School A substantial family home. amid
splendid properties and having an en-
found. Large, bright, spacious rooms
throughout, 4 bedrooms. . baths and an
unusually comfortable childrens room or
dining rooms, 1st-fioor library, finished
attic with family room and storage space
oil heat, 2-car garage. sttractiyely land
scaped lot. An excellent value Can be
seen by appointment only.
THOS. J. FISHER CO. INC,
Realtors District $3.50
Evenings, Call Mr.. Latimer' EN-, 077o.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
S13.950.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
In that delightful Barnaby Woods sec
tion, Just of Utah ave, an individually
built home ESPECIALLY for his own homel
contains z rooms, 2 baths and the unusual
3 additional finished rooms and Iavatory
in basement; large cedar storage closets
in attic; gas heat, elec. refrg.; of course
its furred. insulated, screened and weather.
stripped; brick garages for cars. Large
lot extravagantly Handicapped. Priced as
low as the average new home in the sec
L. T. GRAVATTE,
200 Stb
Evening star., 1941-04-17
TOMORROW.

A. H. SHILLINGTON,
Assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
DETACHED-S7,950.
SILVER SPRING,

50S Greenbrier DR..
Brick bungalow. like new, rooms.
screened rear porch, in excellent section
close to St. Michael Parochial School,
trans. and shopping district.
1922 Georgia Ave. Shepherd ZOO.
Or call Mr. Collier. Shepherd 49l7
Evening star., 1941-04-17
,IIVER SPRING COI
800 DALE DRIVE.

Especially attractive detached home, In
air conditioned heating unit; living room
with fireplace, dining room. spacious bed
room. library, tiled bath and kitchen on
2nd f.: full dry basement: built-in garage.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
Evening star., 1941-04-17
TOMORROW
THOs J. OWEN & son, -AUCTIONEERS.
143l Eye St. NV.

I4o1 Eye 81. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING. CONTAIN
BEfNG Md dEs eRE8fsEs Eos No. No. as15 MILifTARY
ROAD, NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
seq, Of the land records Of the District OF
Columbia and at the request Of the t,uslssy party
will sell. at public auction in front Of the
premises. on FRIDAY: THE EIGHTEEEHHIT,BS
PAY oE APRL AD 5s4R AT rA.d.seTSed r3Sdd
land and premises. situate in the Dtstrict
fuli front Of 20 feet on Keokuk St; by The
n Gspsh Aen qi Es4 wsker ef q and nd Wam l. srown
ins's SUBDIVISION Of part. Of the tTsct 1s. @ OF
corded in Liber 65, folio 146. Of the records
of the Office Of the surveyor OF the Dlstrlct
Of Columbia, being all Of said lot except
Taylor BY deed recorded in Liber 5l54.
folio 800. or the land records OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia; SAID property beng now
alton as lot sol, in square 1881: tosetner
with all chattels being, more particularly
TERMS OF SALE One-tifthl Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash; oalance IN
four equal instaliments payaplss IN meme one.
at six (6ccl per centum ner annum; pay
able semi ANNUALLY, from day Of sale. Sc
purchaser A deposit, of 100000 will be
recording, revenue stamps etc. at cost OF
purchaser Terms of sale 10 be complied
with within 80 days from day OF sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right 10
resell the property at the risk and cost
Of defaultinE purchaser. after nve Gays
advertisement of such resale in some news
HARRY L. RUST. Jr..
GEO CALVERT BOWIE,
JAMES J. BECKER.
anSd I'D seXSU Trustees.
Evening star., 1941-04-17

Fully detached all-brick 4-family fat.
fo@De'e0 inoome se0o NOS Ea bids full % sft
Easements, lndry. facilities, auto: h.-w:
heating systems guar. 5 yrs, service and
kitchen cabinets, 6-ft. G. E. refg.; tile
ba tbs. bedrms. in ca. apt; parking
space on lot; 1 blk. bus. school and excel
shopping center; S14,250. By OWNER,
CH 2SbO
Evening star., 1941-04-17
MONEY WANTED.

PARTY TO LOAN 81 500 FOR A PERIOD
of 3 years in business which should bring
good monthly income. Act now. Good in
vestment. Box 49-Z, Star.
WANTED INVESTMENT-Good security.
Discount automobile and restaurant notes.
recorded with recourse. Box 12-Z, Star.
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NEW 2-FAMILY APTS.

Semi-detached. full cellars, recreation
room. rear concrete porches, screened.
STEUART BROTHERS, INC,
District 2434 Georgia 9012.
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80 ACRES.

beautiful estate near Sandy Spring
Montgomery Co.: Md; a lovely house. De-
tached servants quarters of 3 rooms and
bath: additional adjoining land may be ac-
ouired I'D to 325 acres, including clear
stream. . tenant houses. barn, etc, at very
nl1Isine1vA
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WILL PAY CASH ABOVE TRUST FOR
6-rm. and 1 or Ia baths. detached, in
NV. D. c.. direct from owner. STATE Ioca-
ton and price. Box 479-Y, Star,