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Flats for Sale

BEARD -REGULAR-2-family brick,
furnaces, 2-car brick garage. biz lot
50 500. Many others. See our lists and
ELSA REALTY AND INVESTMENT co.
6217 Fort W. VI. 1-li00
CANTON, near MEMBRANE. 5 each
modern, garage. s.. 500, 600 down.
! l09Os Mack
FAiRvIEw -Four. Tat, I've rooms each
81 500. $1,000 down. Schwartz, Cadillac
FOUR FLAT Brick on Delaware, rooms
and bath each oak floors { furnaces ,
garages, rented Sl2s month sacrifice
IS 500. 1900 down Many others-see our
ELsEA REALTY AND INVESTMENT co
62l7 Fort w vi 1-l400
HELEN -GRATIoT-ii rms 4s-ft. cQrner
lot. SO. 600. Ero, Plaza 6l3l.
HUNT -ELMWOOD - I2-rm. income. 81
mo, only SO, 700. Terms. Erb. PL. $751;
HuRLBUT (near Jerersonl-Brick, II;
three bedrooms furnaces, garages
$500, terms. income $3.50 monthly. Yer
mont $3.50.
Indian Village Vernon Section
5 and 8 rooms brick basement ? heating
plants separate entrances. garages. 4
good buy only IS n0n.
SELDOM 4 JOHNSON PINGREE 300
SOUTH FORT section BRICK. SIS. ? steam
furnaces; $3.50, terms VI 2-l603.
4-FAMlLY brick s. 500. 81 500 dn Inc
1892 paymts $50 mo CT 1915
COLORED Twenty near Warren,
two-fsmily. six each. SPECIAL 1o',
down. 2l24 WATSON. Two-fsmily. six
i've. frame. garage, basement, $500
DOWN! ELLIS VI. HAMLAR. Trinity
2-s54i
CoLORED 2-famuy. steam frame "a
rage. full basement north Boulevard
$3.50 $3.50 down Terrace 2.9277
Vinewood- Milford, two brick
two.families. Eve each REASONABLE
down THRASHER Cadillac 1905.
COLOPED-Two- Hat. brick 23rd street:
$500 90 down Schwartz Az Book
Building Cadillac
COLORED West Sidei--M Mod brick flat;
garage Reas. pay't Mcqueen To. 6-3541.
COLORED West Sidei-Mod. brick fiat;
garage. Reas. pay't Mcqueen To. 1854.
COLORED--WeS' side brk 2-fam, q ga
81. 1T; IS, dn. TY 1855. TN. 4-02Oi
COLORFp -3-familv. clinton McDougalI
section 81 600. Nallient. Fitzroy 6i67.
COLORED. Blvd sect Mod fs' 8 each
81 900 down Mcqueen TO s-3541
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Woodlawn. Mr.. Gratiot

bedroom home. oak floors and finish: tile
features in bathroom fun basement fur.
mace. garage Only 50 900. for quick sale
SELDOM a JOHNSON PINGREE 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

BRUSH ss4e Large room; respectable
home. excellent transportation. Town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
HAMBURG AT 7-MILE
MAXON BROS.

Harper s"rs ~ revonsrre IT, $500
MA%TSTIQTE. H5i7, corner Eludale-
Cape code hrcs many rev and ex-
cigslse features veU ~crstrIc'ed priced
~ea' FLA terms Open evenings and
S.HGav
- ~ z ...L--lI-cN - On ~ .2nn
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EAST DETROIT

only > 'eft rsafy 80 move IN school m
property FRA payments only $50 per
wn,'" jrrltlrE taxes. see salesman A.
fnHt'. Z@i7i EA4schr corner OAK, or
phone pIagrse 1858
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

ONNER 1908 Comfortable room inner
spring mattress. Kitchen privileges Tee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Auto Parts and Wrecking

FENDERS-ALL CARS-s2 so UP
1928 Holden MA. 0i20
PARTS for all make cars: al va Ford
grilles Open Sundays Dix Auto Parts.
1900 Dix road Lincoln Park Atlantic 2ilO.
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AMERICAN lu3h0 iGrand ElFer) ,
single. comfortable room, private home ,
reasonable HOgarth 1857
ATKINSON. 16i-Two large double rooms
private home shower, free telephone.
+ BLVD r. GRAND z3jz Basement house
keeping, So. sleeping, 81 W, men,
! parAILE-
BRUSH ss4e Large room respectable
home, excellent transportation. Town
senf $3.50
BCENA VISTA. EAST 242 - Highland
PARK near Ford's ChrysleT's, private en-
trance. Townsend 722ts.
! CALDWELL 202o2 Eight Mileji near
Briggs defense. single. private family.
TWinbfDok &lh37
CARDONI. esi7 Comfortable room In pri.
va'e home. Couple ~ single.
CLARENDON North ss62 Grand F'veri
--GentIeman. lunersPunr tile bath
shower Tyler $3.50
CONNER 1908 Comfortable room inner
spring mattress. Kitchen privileges Tee
phone DfeSel a1i0.
DEARBORN-i82i7 Lanson. comfortable
room gentleman. cpape private nome
kitchen privileges
EIGHTEENTH ST 1915 Room sinP.
bed 50 or double bed, Ladies preferred.
Ia. e2D6
FISCHER 350i near Mack Comfortable
warm room gentleman, telephone. ia
raFe. reasonable
GiENWOOp lt452 Chalmers - Nee
room Refined Rlrl ~ middle aged woman
GRAND RIVER -OAKMAS Room for rea'
person, with private iau.y. Dawson
HARTwELL. 1870 Beautifully Furnished
sitting rO0uf-b-tfo1fu combined. l1ea.
Or couple vermont 7-3loi
HFLFN. 1871 Nicely furnished front,
third moor 81 weekly fi'zrey 37o3.
HEDWIG. 5slt Junction - Gentlemen
private home: ~ employed couple
Lafayette 1896
HIGHLAND PARK single room air
conditioned near Chrsers. TO '-73sF
SAyAHOF. $50 JeTe-sro Clean. CONF
Portable front. doW1staIrs room, nicely
furnished -
PALMER VEST 80 ,Cas.l. lovely
warm double room reasonan.s Mao.-
son 'r*2
PENNSYLVANIA 1892 CteTersor,
Lsrse front double. Nng.s room s. 80.
Murray 1906
PHIiADEtIHiA ,iloRro; law N trans
private home TYsr ---1J-
Pf%GRFE. Second BUS Peasant r5om
hoard oY,'ona' ladies' wee me. NAa.s.n
1859
sECuSp Boulevard sec,ion-At'rac-
tive large rH1-n. Gentleman preiertef.
home privilege. Randolph ssl7.
SEWARD SIi-Sss'y furnished excellent
i1ra'ou telephone lady preferred inn
10 l-r-s2
sOrTHFIFLD 1895 o. Lsreea Large
room, private entrance suitable f- one
ATTRACTIVE I.-.' -. me- sen ews7 grf'sr-
pei tEI.f-..'. 10000
WINDER, 300 Sleeping rooms
$500 and up weekly
80 ,.,---- y.,,- ,-,,r.,. a.--i.. 49,.
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Furnished Houses for Rent

FOREST DISTRICT Share lovely s-roor
home vih employed couple tNiver
tUs 2-6f25
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Auto Painting
Auto Seruices-Accessories

AUTO glass door. Si.75. open Sunday
ili 2. 2i2f Vernon Fourteenth
CHRYsLER. DE SOTO. DODGE AND
PLYMOUTH OWNERS,
Exceptional used tires and rebuilt exchange
motors
NOW AVAILABLE
LOUIS ROSE CO., 5454 CASS
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Tires-Used

Is OOxl5 USED tires Very good con,
diion Can today. 3349 West Warren,
rear garage.
g. 600 GOOD used tires. all sizes. passenger
and truck. 1909 West Warren.
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Income Bungalows for Rent
Flats for Rent

GRAND RIVER section room upper
tIrt-sanA --t- 44Hf#rBishef ResforS sS7-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

GRATIoT. 7-MTLE- Brick. 7 rooms. recon
dltioned: new stoker, garage, lot i5x2l5
81 600 terms Lenox $50.
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ROYAL OAK

ROYAL OAK
70s g. BLAIR, Mr. EAST LINCOLN
Bungalow large attic, extra large kitchen
spacious living room, bedrooms, dandy
high basement, deep llt.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-s p NJ
CRTGER ROYAL OAK p55e
ROYAL OAK - New. bedrooms. attic
OF heat. $3.50 mo-, inc. taxes. Ill. 6I2O
SEYMOUR. 1914 brick. rms fine con
dition. IS $50 Marshall, 1851 Gratiot
STCRTEVAST- e-room. redecorated. cen.
trail High; excellent ransportation. Bar
gam terms. Lincoln 2-2O67.
SUNSET rms, basement, furnace ga
rage 50 500. $500 dn skala. TO. s-o7O7.
TERRY. S OF Joy-Income type. v
bungalow, natural fireplace tile feat
ures $500 q. n Ledwidge 100 -.
Telegraph Dearborn 1865.
TURNER, 1871 open econdi,ioned Ave
rooms. garages: S4.795. $40 80 monthly
including taxes Model Realty, 5000 Fenkell
I University i-0335, 3-q7ss
TWO single -hArnes -nrrtt-uorrhwest- -
bedrooms 81 500, 10 per cent down.
TYLER 4-OSlG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Income Bungalows for Sale
West of WoodUard)

STOEPEL AVE, Mr.. Thatcher
q V income SIS Face brick 20 roof
100 dn Bal. "a r. contract. Mr. Engs.
ca O321 or TO s-33i2.
HOMER WARREN & CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Furnished Rooms for Rent

AMERICAN, 1880 Grand River)
single. comfortable room, private home
reasonable HOgarth 1857.
ATKINSON. 16i-Two large double rooms
private home. shower, free telephone.
BLVD r. GRAND. Z8jZ= Basement house
keeping So. sleeping 81 W, men,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26

No closely related fossil ancestor Of
the Zebu, or Indian ok ever has been
found
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26
Is Montana College
Instructors Called

Eighteen members Of the Montana
State college faculty have been called
to the armed services or to serve in in
dustrial or teaching positions connect
ed with the war effort in less than a
year, according to compilation made
by President W. NJ Cobleigh. Others
of the faculty have given portion Of
the college year to war research work
after which they have returned to
their teaching duties at the college.
OF the 10 who have left the campus,
u are in the army. They are: Charles
A. Herring, Richard Briggs, Vincent E.
Iverson, Arthur Kegel, Walter Kettula,
william v. Mayer, Thomas D. Wat
kins, Marvin F. Kelly, David S. Halves,
Maxwell Sargent. r. H. Palmer, and
T. v. Dolan Harold c. Halcrow is
with the army air corps.
Dolan first left to serve with the
American Red Cross but in October
resigned to enter the army. Schubert
Dyche, professor of physical educa-
ton and football coach, is with the
American Red Gross in England.
Clarence H Holleman and j. Craig
Sheppard are with aircraft manu-
factrers, and G. H. Prick and Albert
M. Stone are engaged in defense in
duStry.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26
JONES SUGGESTS
STATE BUY LAND
RETIRED MONTANA PENTTEN
TIARY WARDEN SAYS WOULD
UP FOOD PRODUCTION

Dudley Jones. who retired as warden
Of the Montana penitentiary Dec. I
advocates purchase By the state Of
farm land In the Deer Lodge area In
order to increase production Of food
stuffs for the prison and other state
institutions.
His recommendation was contained
in an open letter to the general pub
lie, which said such a move would
save taxpayers thousands Of dollars
each year"
At present, most of the land used
as prison farms IS rented from pri-
vate owners.
Rented land does not get the re-
suits like land that Is owned and can
be improved and made to produce
more crops" Jones said, and added:
''The labor at the prison and Warm
Springs (mental hospitaD could be
used to good advantage and there is
enough help in these two institutions
to raise enough produce for other
state institutions. If the proper kind
Of land was purchased by the state
and put into a high state Of cultiva-
ton, the taxpayers would be ahead
Of dollars"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26
Legislative Session
MGu BE Less COSfLu

The 1913 session Of the legislature
may be one of the least costly in re-
cent Montana history-unless the
legislators themselves get extravagant,
capitol officials said.
They pointed out that, while the
usual session costs the state around
$500, 000-the 1941 session cost $685.
O00-the 1943 assembly viii have II
fewer members, saving the state the
$1,000 they would draw in salaries at
the rate of $40 a day for the 60-day
session and some $500 to $500 in
mileage fees.
Additionally, check of purchasing
department acquisitions for supplies
for the house and senate disclosed a
saving of several hundred dollars from
the cost two years ago. For the house,
the department ordered supplies cost
ing $1.047.97 and for the senate, $SO9.45
worth.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26

4 Beason reported George Mccartney
I 48, Cow Greek rancher. was instantly
/ killed when shot by his wife during
I an alteration at the Mccartney home
/ A coroners jury, returned verdict
! clearing Mrs. Mccartney on the
grounds it was a '-justifIable homi-
cide.' Acting Coroner Harmon was IN
charge Of the investigation, aided by
the sheriff and County Attorney
Hoover.
GREAT FALIsS-AGrs. Ann Burtosky
Of this city has been advised by the
war department that her son, Arthur
Burtosky, has been listed as missing
while on a routine patrol flight with
the navy Burtosky, who enlisted here
in April last year, was an aviation
radioman, third class. He was a native
Of Belt and attended grade and high
schools there. Before enlisting he was
employed by the Berger Meat Co. IN
Great Falls.
MANHATTAN-AIr. and Mrs. Dud-
ley Tribble celebrated the seth an
niversary Of their marriage at their
ranch home on Dry Greek In which
they have lived continuously since ex-
changing vows. Mr. Tribble was born
in 1862 IN Worth county, Missouri and
came by OK team to Ogden. Utah, and
thence to Radersburg with his mother
who cooked at the mine at Plunkets
lake. In 1888 he was married to Mary
Frances Durham who came to this sec |
ton from Somerset. KY.
GREAT FALLS - Mrs. Benice H.
wife of Fred Kaufman,
prominent merchant, died at a local
hospital, where she had been a patient |
FOR six weeks. Mrs. kaufman was born /
IN Chicago July Is, 1898, and came to
Helena with her parents, Meyer Fish
md the late Mrs. Fish. when an in
ant. She attended schools in Helena
md was married there to Fred Kauf-
nan OF this city. They have lived in
Great Falls since
GREAT FALLS-Mrs. Myrtle Nollar
y, wife Of the late George E. Nollar,
veil known meat wholesaler and re-
ailer here for 80 years, died recently
It Billings. She had been in Laurel
listing daughter, Mrs. Walter
armstrong. Mrs. Nollar was born In
Tint, Mich. She had been active in
Great Falls music circles, having
cen a member of the Tuesday music
Tub for ii years and of the Methodist
hurch choir for is years. She was
MEMBER Of the Eastern Star and
primer member Of the D. A. r.
BUTTE-After nearly a year In the
Pacific, Kenneth j. {
todden, a graduate of Montana
chool Of Mines In 1871, is now in {
alifornia, studying to be a meteor
ogist in the air forces Word of his E
rival in the United States was re- I
eived recently by his parents, MIR. '
nd Mrs. r. J. Stodden Of Butte. Their {
N is student at California Insti- {
tie Of Technology In Pasadena. he c
llisted recently in the air forces q
ter passing year as an engineer S
Honolulu. r
HELENA Thomas e. Mills, 70, a 2
elena resident since 1889, widely .
lown in horticultural circles s.
roughout the country and founder
the State Nursery g. Seed Co., died
st. Peters hospital. Born in Lon =
n In 1859, he came to, America with e
5 parents when a young boy and =
tiled in Hampton Roads, Va. He y
Ter returned to London, where he
wed his apprenticeship in the Royal :
'rticultural gardens and Kew gar
MS. Mills father and grandfather
fore him were widely known horti-
lturists.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26
9 BILLIONS IN BONDS

Life insurance investments in gov
eminent bonds viii reach approx
mately s., 900 at the end of this
year, or more than one-quarter Of the
total admitted assets of all United
States legal reserve companies, ac-
cording to a survey by the association
of life insurance presidents. The re-
suits of the survey are contained in g.
report submitted to member COM
panies by Vincent p. Whitsitt, man
ager and general counsel of the as
ISOLATION.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26
WYOMING
Salt Greek, effective 7 a. m,
MAY 20. 1941


Cole Greek, LaBarge, Midway Dome,
Dutton Greek, Iron Greek, Lost Soldier,
and Teapot fields in Wyoming, and the
A6offat field in Colorado, crude oil
prices follow the Salt Creek posting
The East Mahoney crude price is based
l0c below the Salt Greek posting, and
the Wertz and Mahoney prices are
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26
Young Man OF Butte
Advanced to Major

Capt. Thomas j. B. Stanley. Jr., "a.
OF Butte, now on foreign service with
the parachute branch OF the United
States army, has been promoted to
the rank Of major. His exact where
abouts was not learned.
Major Stanley is a son Of DR.. and
Mrs. T. J. Stanley, widely known
Butte residents. He was born in Butte
and attended local schools, graduating
from Boys Central high school. Fol-
lowing his high school career he was
appointed TO West Point Military
academy as a result Of q competitive
examination. He was graduated from
the academy with the class Of 1889 as
a second lieutenant and assigned to
the Preside at San Francisco. While
at the Preside he was promoted to
first lieutenant, and to captain at
about the time war was declared q
year ago.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
POSTED PRICES
FOR CRUDE OIL

Following are the current prices for
crude oil per barrel as posted by the
principal purchasers In various fields
Of the Rocky Mountain Division with
the effective date Of the price, by
states and fields:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26

The war production board, which
cut off manufacture OF new fishing
tackle for sportsmen on May 81, now
has prohibited use Of metal, plastics
or cork in repairing n-commercial
tackle or producing repair parts.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26
Helena Woman, so,
SuffOcGtiOn Victim

Mrs. Thomas Friedrich Travis, about
so, of Helena, was found dead in her
apartment recently. Her death resulted
from suffocation or burns she received,
DR.. w. F. Cashmere, county coroner,
and chief of police Arthur C. Parsons
said.
Mrs. Travis husband was killed Oct.
Is, when struck by a hit-run driver on
the highway about four miles west of
Helena.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26

by Emerson Wardell which had been
based zoe below the Salt Greek posting.
LaBarge follows Midcontinent prices
sc above Salt Creek. It is derived
from the average Of the prices posted
by Standard Oil and Texas in Mid
continent. Since Standard posts down
to 81 gravity and Texas stops at be-
low %, the average prices apply to
LaBarge crude below % gravity
Medicine Bow, effective a. m,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-12-26

The Swiss family makes big cheese
on the day child is born, putting
the newcomers name and the date on
it. At each birthday celebration and
at every other important event In the
child's life, the cheese is displayed
and eaten. 1t accompanies the person
from birth to the grave. Swiss news
papers recently had story Of a cheese
100 years old, said to be delicious"
Evening star., 1942-10-05
CONNECTICUT AVE.
Suitable for Doctor or
OrganiZation

splendid property, situated on this
prominent thoroughfare. in the Dupont
Circle area, zoned 1st commercial 1st
door arranged as physicians or dentist s
suite, including tile laboratory room and
iavatory Above the entrance floor are Z
with nreplace). sleeping porch room. Base.
ment includes large kitchen, laundry, maid s
room and bath, storage room, hot-watel
heating system with oil unit, garage.
Shown by appointment. Immediate pos
session. Price, $4,000; subject to rea-
sonable offer. THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
INC, Realtors. DI. $3.50. Or evenings
call MR.. CHILD, GIL. 1851
Evening star., 1942-10-05

rRggTEEg e SALE ALE 9F % oNEiTHIEP r. TEE- 9I7R
oFonFR p1V1sfoN S09NR I'VE 1cATER Ef go1rM ME5 81
sSH' sHSzHz' # F. f.. aaB zABT aSRfa a5 z2FE5 Eoi
By virtue oi /. certain deed Of trust duly
of the land records ' Of the District of Co GO:
secured thereby. the undersisned trustees
oe. se 81 res e. pg0s owen Bon wen ns
Rb TIE 1sa r1tFlF1TR aT Fo1R 341L Sc
sisHs,s in the p,tscs Ss t g e. and nd
iS1. ?0 ies s. f ss fS u p + s0 e IL IL
aSs 1s l5o 31 13so 13s 1873 q 7ss 1a9
a. III fs4.' i3s iss iss. iS snd az }so 5e +
q q e. So g :, e. g. So 5os 3, z
i2s to i25. i2e. i57 and l2s in square
g. S5 g. Aso a. i g u g. 1q ss II e. 4 50 IS 81 +
to So. ~ 81 So 50. 81; sS. II ios. ios g. and III io4 il
sSuf!f IlsS s A'sS s. 4sti e g. T. T. g. g. g. g.
h ss s assd e. qa.t ss aSssal al . q
conc m ss4s7 sers seres SG said ADJ iand
taxes, tax sales. and tax deeds. il any.
ton deed of trust for approximately
$6:725 90. further particulars. Of which
will be announced at time of sale; the
purchase price above said trust to be paid
In cash. A deposit Of $4,000 required.
Conveyancing, recording. revenue stamps,
etc, at purchasers cost. Terms to be
wise deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the discretion
Of the trustees.
E.. SPENCER FITZGERALD.
oc5701o14 Trustees
Evening star., 1942-10-05
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
$22,5OO,

Vacant and ready for immediate occu.
pancy. this spacious 4-bedroom house is
one OF the best values we know Of in this
exclusive section. today Includes huge
ilvlne room completely modernized kitchen.
large master bedroom with open fireplace.
storage attic. gear garage. Large corner
lot This home can be bought with a low
cash payment and easy terms by responsible
Woodley 1915.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DT 1411
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Near New Naval Hospital

NcdI NFW NdVdI HOSplCaI.
Attractive center-hall brick In new
maids room and shower. several porches,
grounds comprise over an acre and half.
WITHIN easy ten minute drive Of Naval
po-tation at the door. This is = most
attractive property and Is nicely land
saSSaeSsso. IVA cSnt->,immediate possession.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
WESLEY HEICHTS

Close to bus. beautiful tree-shaded lot:
and bath. library, iavatory. perfect condi-
tion; for sale BY absent owner at y, Oh
original cost: See Mr. Norris
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Wash. Bldg Dr. s3O0.
Evenings, Chestnut o23S
Evening star., 1942-10-05

just OFF Mass. Ave-,
Near Dupont Circle.
lovely residential property that is
fMsi dfesiranly situated west Of Conn. ave; and
in appearance. practical as well as Spacious
in. plan. English. basement type. havins
IA rooms and baths, The ist 1ioor ia
well adapted for entertaining. entire
property in good repair. and 1t Is heated
by hot-water system with coal furnace
pointment only. Price, S23,5OO. THos
J. FISHER d CO., INC, REALTORS, Di,
$3.50; Or evenings call MIR. CHILD.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
BETHESDA

NEAR NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL
Lovely brick and timber home. almost
new. . + bedrms.. baths, lge living rm.
WIN nreplace. recreation space with fire
piace maids rm. completely equipped
modern kit; air conditioning. built-in ga
rage; rage 7S-ft. frontage. trees. fne neighbor-
nooo: nc circumstances compel immediate sale
s. e. BOGLEY WI k5OO
Evening star., 1942-10-05
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEscHLER 9 son, 1uctionssTi

1ck1 SRfck pwEI1fsa LIN II 10. IiMSi2Ta issS sT2FH
AND BATH. HoT-WATKR HAT. or
WA4HR HHHNFki HrAFFFRR FER AUTOMATIC GAS
By. virtue Of . certain agreement entered
into BY the owners OF the above-descrtbed
property, the undersigned attorneys VIII
o9sr of fcE sale y Prbis 4pstie & II f5ont nav
9F oCToBER: 1912. AT FOUR o'cLocK
the District OF Columbia,. to-wit:, Lot 50
N SQUARE 445,, 19x1O0 feet to public alley.
'mR14ssd fEsas z Of e0Gssl SALE: Cash. A d.posi.
q $500: o 60 60 required Of purchaser .. sale.
ins: revenue stamps and notarial fees at
With within thirty days from day of sale.
erty It risk and cost of defaultins pur::
s.; such b. resale ss in some newspaper published
forfeited. or without forfeitins deposit the
lesal. or equitable rights AGAINST defaulting
FRANCIS w. HILL, Jr,
woodward Building.
JULIAN /. RICHARDS,
National Press Building.
SEES, ,30oc2.5.7.9 Attorneys for Owners.
THOe. J. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers,
Southern Building.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
GONE IN AND STAYn

COME IN AND STAY"
is Just the telling you have about this
frss. fnzy WMiliiaImsburg " home nestled under the
An easy-to-set-at bedroom and bath on the
nrsG moor 2 more, with another bath, up
s1altS, sIa r. ana youll lose track in counting
tqbday tbanyy and see If you don't like everything
4. ?. RIPLEY. sH. 1888: EVE cH zos4
Evening star., 1942-10-05

& st. NV. Phone WA. 1915
Is SINGLE BRICK GARAGES WILL AC-
commodate any size car or truck; also
room above garage; garages S5; room, 81 O.
1903 9Th st. NV, " ~
Evening star., 1942-10-05
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

HARLEY EY-pAv1DsON 1910 "6l"; ali ex.
GLras; Lras; $3.50 cash. Call Curly. Bradley