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Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-26

to operate and maintain this sewage pumping plant after it is built.
 "I was directed to a great ex- tent in the design by the EVA and limited by the amount of money which they were willing to spend After the EVA resi- dent engIneer (whose name yet do not know) arrives in Kodiak, it might be possible to make minor changes that it seems would be necessary in these plans. My authority and connection with this project ceased after l had prepared the plans n d specifications at the time when they were accepted by the EVA. From that point on the EVA do everything on a force account basis, and I understand even the contractor is working on 6 cost plus-fee basis
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-26
Knit And PurI

There will be a regular meet ing of the Red Cross knitting group at the Griffin Memorial hospital next Tuesday at ? 2p. m. Instruction and supplies for knitting will be furnished. Mrs. w. A, Taylor will be in charge.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-26

He pointed out that the work of the land office has been stream-lined so that the tim, for acquiring title in wanted land has been reduced to an av, craze of 4 days.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-26

Also comes a letter from the base, and now we know a man there who likes 1t here. too His name is c. B. Davis, and he
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-26
Lond Office Head
(continued from page D

Continued from page l 1000 sites since Pearl Harbor for every conceivable purpose from air6elds to tank factory locations.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-26
AIosko Highwoy

(continued from page D able was overcome with corduroy roads.
 Army arrangements for winter maintenance include rest camps for the operators of truck con- voys, barracks for maintenance troops, weather observation and telephone installations the length of the highway.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

Worth nghting for"
Old Mr. fogle: -Son. you nave
soured your mind upon the mo"
dismal aspect Of the Negroes stfus'
gle. No race ever became strong ~
having II easy. The harder !"
hight 10 overcome the adverse con-
ditions affecting the Negro. Y"
greater must be his strength. ca'
operation and common sense
overcoming them. The Jews ha'e
been hard.pressed minority group
for seven thousand years. yet ihel
thrive on persecution. The NeeIe
i fighting for survival In Amerles
Did the Great Hand that put MN
here plan for him 70 help fulnll -
American destiny or 90 he ruthie,.
ly Killed ont I do not believe "
was put here just 10 he Killed.
The Negro thrives in population
despite all OF the adverse oonal-
items under which be lives las
thirteen millions OF Negroes IN w.
United States are better OF ~ eau
cation. religion. technical accom-
plishments. culture and opporiun'.
ties fer their common advancement
than any other IL millions OF plses
people In the world. say unto yVa
this heritage Is worthwhile deene
Ing by Negro Americans. say ie''
d. everything 10 our power py sv
operative bettermen OF all ciss''.
OF our population. TO help nfaAe
great success Of this Democrs''s
experiment In which the people
all races OF the world dwell toge'I
er in brotherhood under one rOos
II will be the greatest triumph
Christian civilization. when
comes. I say unto you. Hot hss,
that II IL worth WORKING ~
Yes. Il Is worth hghting for =,
son will be in there hghnng y.
this country. will nght osalSs
him for better conditions Tor o''''
Americans.
Young Mr.. Hot Head; "All Fis'N
Old Foeie.' I fell better now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Thanks For The Music

the Ford sunday Evening Hour sunday a. ne To-
ca Masonic Temple down the hnsl curtain Of ,h
OF superb musical which been spor-
sored By Henry and Edse Ford Of the Ford Motor com
pary for The past eight years The discontnusrce Of
these caused by the defense program is deeply
deplored Musiccvers Detroit and all the nation
Will keeny miss these grand musical performances.
The Ford Sunday Evening concerts have only been
Of the highest cultural quality but the celebrated
musicians and singers presented these programs many
outstanding Negro artists have appeared Selections by
Negro composers have also been presented.
Another feature OF the Ford concerts which the public
will miss will be the nspirational talks by W. J. Cameron
whose talks crammed full Of sound philosophy
wisdom
We thank the Fords for the enjoyment which their
Sunday evening musical concerts have afforded many
millions OF Americans for years Through these
free presented az such great expense 20 the
sor much has been added the cultural life Of the nation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
Youth Speaks
By CALVIN HICKS

I WISH TO thank each ana
lone OF you who wrote ana "
mented on this column and No
appea! 10 you 70 continue 10y
in items OF news in,ersr
This week. the L Hommss 4.
Educational club held is NJ.
at the YMcA Friday nigh, to-.
ie was The Negro 10 ths n.y.
Crisis The projec, fcr ,hs %
was the address o, Judge H,r'
which vas quite Interesting
v.for-Nictor,
~ Is for victory. Yes ~.
should do all in our power 70
Uncle Sam win the war ,v.,.
Japan and Germany. Ye, W.
can We do all in our poxers \
answer is, No, Why Pee"
when We offer al. W have ~
our lives. We are turned d5ar
account OF our color. In 49,,
branch OF every deparluen, a. u
war service. There a!s pos,s-
saylng-"uncle Sam Want. yos
but should this be added. L ~
are white: A poster g; the M
rines reads" Want Aciion Tho,l
can get II. who are White M
Nays appealing posters ~
Want 10 see the world ", ~
but from 4 mess ki;chea doap ,
the ships. but this is ~ ala, n
want. We want 10 Go al in an
power. 10 help defend GU ns,oJ
and preserve liberty and asmo.r,el
y u : world.
We have demonstrate ia, u
are worthy 10 stand sao-.cs, n
shoulder and fight for Whs, Ne ,hrl
j. right. from the days 3. Cgspu1
At,ucks, the Negro paiy.e' aAo va
the FIRST 70 fall on Boston Conuoa1
during the Revolution, l9an ~
present war. We md N,g me,
attendant defending hi. ua4- Oh.
Ger. by manning mac1.l+ gau
which he had never har r. ue.or.
surely. such acts q assoan n
these prove our Qls..a,s;iors /,
help 10 our nation ce:e1.e But
despite our loyalty We 4a,s
ccGb.e victory 10 fsh' al'h a
home snd abroad.
recently witnessed 20 ID. "a
al exhibition OF raci4! liauu
watch vii prove valued, hnAl
and his ear machine IL. ,o.l d
trace discrimination has tesa asst
ny Hitler in every Land b hl
conquered Today IN Ar.e II
a.. sacgld unite IL cnmol
ca-S4--'o defeat Hii.e..sr ard a
stands sc-
las.4at OF this. We anc Q-sseYs
agat.ae ior what Is r.gn'.-..y our,
defense housing prcls eAit
vt- built tor Neg.ces s-t zane
a.tss Negro woman l1.issd Q
hs.aS busy sighting Hi'iss " ar
1sr. fzaii1g among ourselves %
wns',-iae ilght 10 i've as las
aa.tsnS CITIZENS in decen' noas.n
s-cjec, under decent condi.oss.
Nhsa We wish to enlis, z sriAs
ass services. We are TUNED dosl
- Ne have TO 20 when ve az
drafted. Can a soldier keep ~ b
morale On the battle tror, Shs
ae kno1s MS family a. home
nEttng against injustice and pref.
dice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

~ concerned IL TIA; peace. but
,hsse are concerted also the people
e Indla and Malaysia. the Philip
pines. and all The conquered peo-
pes il Europe and Africa. The
Trited states must be prepared IN
mad and spirit % lead all these
,sNard freedom.
We are not prepared nov The
division between coiored and Waite
IN our own country il dangerous.
nct only FOR ourselves but Tor that
ner world after the war 70 which
We AT look with hope. You have q
peculiar responsibility to thar
world. q respor sibiiiiy TO think IN
terms of the whole human race. q
thlnk Of freedom in the largest
possible sense. and 70 consider ne
rcsf likely means By Which free
dem may Be established ~ a COM
mon human principle
(continued next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
A LETTER TO
COLORED
AMERICA


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f
III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
MY SON
B, IRENE COLE CRoxION

0rR DARLING boy has sons 70
He sleeps tonight with Heavens
best
Though years have passed. In
lonely SIN.
Ye, l submit 10 Gods own ALL
Those big brown eyes whisA slesn
Cd with Joy.
A. be would play with dos O. 10Y
The little heart that loved No
much
The sweetness OF his gentle loaeh
All these I miss since be s.. gore
His LILLE lie was just a song
Ny loss. jewel for Heaven won,
When God called home ny DARING
son.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
CORRECTIONS

c. J. Sharp Bible course all -
laugh, BY TIE pastor o. Blackwell,
Temple AME z.or. Rev Jessie 2
Palmer and not G J. sharp As
stated In last weeks issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
EDITORIAL PAGE

Editors Note; The We've q
he writer are hi own. and IN!
do not neeesssril! Represent m
views IL thl, publication IN mi
issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

Cooperation between hrs.ressss
i the life OF trade Il IS this CO.
operation that results IN The con-
binaiion o. little businesses inc
big business The large trusts and
corporations in this country are
the direct results o. team work
and cooperation.
All Negro grocers. barber shops
restaurants. insurance Ccmpsnie
and other business and industrial.
enterprises should each have rs
individual associations for the pur.
pose OF developing a common IN
derstanding and lnteliigeniiy plan-
ming for their mutual protection
and the further purpose @. ren-
derine the public better service a,
minimum cost. Such orgzni1inr
would pat US ia . more powerful
position 10 control or community
We must Develop this spirit Of
~team work and cooperation
this community understanding n
We are 10 receive all ef the ad,an.
tages cur community ofTers. 49,. Il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

We $40 sfs forced &C liTs = esg-
s. ..s..lcts and sections rls,
t- -.of- c. buiiaing real coz
-r-..s &. .ur ozn y S1le1
49, can sad control the th.rgs ihAi
sss y.sl 10 our progress and well
t-l1s
Use progress. ssclgliy and pros
vs..,y q. or people depends gtoa
1t~ -1ch o. that which makes ~
community belongs &c -
nov much q the real estate
AID o4s.lesk is controlled ~ us.
Negro communities nlest oe made
= 40 communities indesd and II
f.ga. The sooner We Do this he
-oJrer will our AcTk and standing
,ae larger community be raised.
Fcs. shat We are 10 The eyes q TIE
lcrlnau. race a iasge.y depend
ert arlu ahat We d. shat we
rortf. ia our oNr communities.
A. long a. We continue % be
mainly rent.payers. lease-holders.
consumers. a happy.go-lucky lot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
WHAT WI MID

one q re ssyers. t--1zs .-zi
has contributed g our .sl.Irs %
make our communities really Cur
OWE - tie absence G. team work
il cur Efforts % advance. We have
100 much rugged .ro.y.d1s..sz
among or people
Too ns1y .. Us sss tgs.-g 20
build i. . organize . 20 achieve
SINGLE handed .-dis .tua..y.
Somehow We seem slow in learn.
Ing that the success and safety OF
any people depends largely upon
their ability 10 do -team work"
10 cooperate.
Most Of our economic and indus.
trial failurts In our communities
are the direct result Of our failure
TO pull together.
We need organized commonly
planning. There i far too little 60.
operative planning and action on
the part OF our business men. our
business enterprises strive too
much one against the other.
Our Negro business seems 70
think TIA, IS success depends upon
the failure O. similar businsss.
Too few OF Us fsalizs that The
success of our business i largely
cependen; upon The success q Tie
other fellows business.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
We, The
Negro
BY WI Liam /. SHERRIlL
7 WILLIAM /. Sheriff.

We will he dangerously insecure
and receive less Of the respect Of
our fellows than We ought. We can
rant and spout a. much a. Ne like
the fact remains. that a. long
a. We are content 10 remain sub.
jecied 70 the whim and eaprices OF
the landlords and business men Of
the other race. and allow them 10
control the destiny OF our commu-
mites :. We will not he respected.
We. the Negro. must by cur Ell.
forts earn respect f. then We can
command respect
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
wHAI Do YoU IHI>kl

Az ~ =---.t-ss Z ~-.c- Ne
ssa.-.s Nsssc coz
G. 4.s N+E..=s s.z-
.-z / .-sss s-.,.--s
49, Z@--.ty i 1-.e- Ne
s "a. = c1rt-c.!-- -
4-- g lie cc=- --9y e
.. my z re lest
ss-s- f1s ~c--
-- g.. IA. gees g
aE- &, re So-.- SIDE O. C1iezz3.
..a..- Nsw y,-s. tie Ezs.
ss .e-Is.t, s-- lie Negro sse-
ct -----~- C,-+. .s.ge Ir-
AZ --t.s II. .-ls COUNTY &C
t.- a---a..y cw1
Ma r--1E- e.. re -.-g
st1.ss =s4t s-1ps
4- t+t. gardens cczuL1.;y
a1 -. .-ss.,1,lo-s. stl. 'ce!c1sS
c9li-o.ls- - -s.
sac ssopestg 1e.c BY ;as
g.. c-r sac- zEc-p. -fr.s-
ssA- &. .1- .4-gs p-.zt.,1 81.
r. fl-ss sections.
since II j. true that W. ccnsti'
ilis the larger percentage 81 the
population living in sections desig.
mated a. -Negro communlties"
.hould We not ior our own pro.
lection and security own larger
hare Il The real estate and other
properly in our districts 4. and
al.c q corre,pcndingly larger
>h4fe % business enterprise cPera,-
70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07

-lh'n came The ~pani,h.Ameri.
can War and The famous Rough
kiJ'r. % Teddy Roosevelt nj >an
Juan Hill in which the Negro Cav.
airlmsn played a ron>plciou> part.
- ihl, Tine the Negro va, den.
mite part 4 The army. service in
ne lrfArir. and cavalry. hui with
'nl, leiiy Negro ofiicers. Then
cane ihe World War Number that
Witnessed iull Negro division
with Commissioned ofilcer,. Now
g me- World War Number II.
which >Ses the Negro being form.
~ mt" the Air torp,. the ArilIler,
orf,. The Tank Corp.. the signal
torn. and with Negro ofiicer
reaching the rank Of general. We
have Negro officer> being trained
under circumstances that will
sraraniee their htnes,. their efIi.
efnei and their success. There T.
.''r' reason To- believe that The
Nesr" soldier. being trained more
DOR uShlt than ever before. led nv
Nrxr" oiilcfrs. competent. r.nrv.
e"n> and confident. viii 20 forward
!" ~ greatest record u elor, and
aehlFsfmeni IN ihi> var. am no,
ealisned. Young Hot Head. donr
ml>undersfand me. hui Won need
pfr,pfcti's 90 form sound a,ti.
iade On conditions TO-DAY Affecting
ihe Negro soldier
.-ts ST.. Ho. Head .o.d re,i,
ua1e e. speech bur
a- ---ca t.l.si aaI ny mind
Z --ff 81 low under The CIR
..--rs ne negro can get up any
..--sm .or .h.s wa We ".
s- i1e ih.iitsa millions ~
- ~ t'iei CITIZENS o. this great
We Aa,e 20 aght tcr The
..--i 80 work re have 10 tsh, To-
i ..-i "a yctt We have 10 ssh,
e ii-f ,aaa7e i0s he edaca,jcr
9 children We have to arh,
e.-.hs' constant humiliation ana
'-.- ana discomfort in usine
'a-' , -,a-on facilities - ,hs
.-1iy "e have 20 agh, for do.
- PAGES .n which 10 house our
.Ai .i7s ne have to ngh, ags,rs,
.l-ta hobs and the rich, Tor
We. ~ jury. We have 10 rshs
.s-.ns, % tty discriminatjons
=. - lsloli he economic. poII,Ics1
sc s-eial lie q the na,io-. -
.Iai'y. We have 70 arhi IKE hsi,
~ chance 70 de Tor TIL, copnsrx
-A''n gives Recognition 70 ouy
Character and ability a the negro
Nov Old Fosle. It's hard ,or mo
- MAKE 10 ny mind that this Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-07
| The Labor And Political front
By Attorney Alfred Casey
Associate Editor

uanded that they do SO. What
ash- have Ne telling hem. the
Jars What they must d. on the
ss.atlc mainland We toni allo"
ssr countries 20 dip their noses
-tc this Western Hemisp here.
IA have our Monroe Doctrine IN
.as western Hemisphere Why
r., lie Jap- have one on the
4siAte mainland,
old Mr.. fogie: ->on. you are n
citizen ~ TIL, country. You are
sheltered in the American house
hold. You earn your living here.
ion have yeur loved ones here. Nv
sryihIng and every interest that
,ea have i IN thi> household. No"
his hou.e i. on nre. II has been
siiaeksd hy the enemy. They Will
~ with everything the. have 10
80 that Il hurns 10 the ground In
ruiss. ionr duty now j. Ia help
rat the nre ont and mol stand by
doing any uulbhling that lnierferes
With the eficri H. put the nre out.
n hecomf. The duiy Of ever, one
in ihi, household 10 take a hand
md help in ihi, great emergency.
n tho hou>e ials in ruins. all With
IN will >ufier and sHfier greatly.
:. your lob 3. 10 rrah your fre hat.
axe the post thai j. assigned "a
tau and Do Ncur duty 70 rescue the
homeland IRON ire terrible peril
hat a>ssil. on All side>. We can't
top now ~ talk causes until the
ire !, out. when the time comes
- gather ~ The peace table. inc
minority grouf, IN al land, shonid
work for new charter II liberties
srd guarantees q full citizenship
n all Land, whore these ininsiice'
now eNi>i.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHING MACHINES of discontin
ued models at reduced prices-Maytag,
Thor. S45. Price includes filler hose
pump. Also values In new Maytag, ABC.
Norge and Crosley machines. See us and
save. Terms Republic 1890. The Piano
Shop. 1015 eth st. NV.
WATER HEATERS, new, automatic; plumb
ing materials, ETC.; below wholesale. SbS
Selim rd:. Silver Spring. IA. 0383.
FIND A REAL BARGAIN in something
you want We buy for cash, sell 1t to
you on tims terms. ME. S94s. Brown.
BENDIX.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
Standard and de luxe models at lowest pre-
vailing prices. Buy now and save; Cash or
terms WARD RADIO d APPLIANCES.
S535 Georgia Ave. SH. 2299.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45; covering and new inside material in
cluded: made like new in finest tapestry
and frieZette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO..
25O9 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1881
Evening star., 1942-02-25

PIANO. baby Cd, bro. NAH, @. Anne pc
riod: also 9-pc. wal. I'm. dining set. Bar
gains. 4404k Georgia ave. 27'
PIANO used latest-model, fLdl-keyboard
Wurlitzer spinet, S19S. Has the very
popular matched mahogany and Kordevon
case. In very good condition. Easy terms.
Kitt'x. 1880 g St middle Of the block
Evening appointments arranged. Call
Republic 6212.
PIANO, small full-keyboard, latest-model
spinet, in practically new condition: S1o5
Ideal for a very small room. Easy terms.
kit S. 1890 G st. middle Of the block
Evening appointments ARRANGED, call
Republic 6ol2
Evening star., 1942-02-25
BRAND-NEW HOUSES.
cT 2E0 AMI IT'D

Attrac. 6-rm. brick houses in new n. e.
sect, rr. stores, trans. and theater: 3 bed
rms, tiled bath. streamlned kit. recr. rm..
air-cond auto heat: 81 900 cash; $50 per
mo. Call Mr. Reilly. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
MA $3.50
Evening star., 1942-02-25
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

YOUR DOG called for. bathed and returned
in D. C. or Bethesda for 81. FREE Am
BULANCE FOR HOSPITAL CASES. Pet
Animal Hospital, OR. lilo or WO. O223.
ENGLISH COCKER, red, fine pedigree.
l year old, innoculated for distemper
Glebe 20s0.
BOSTON BULL TERRIERS. males and fe-
males Phone Georgia 1921.
HOLLYWOOD KENNE1S-BOARDING
Cocker spaniel puppies and stud sery.
WASH BALTIC. blvd WA 1924. Berwyn 138.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
5 BEDROOMS-3 BATHS.

Chevy Chase, Md-Large living dining
rooms, de luxe kitchen, u bath; End floor
. bedrooms. . tile baths; 3rd floor. = large
nedroomS, a bath. air-conditioned: shower
cath in basement; built-in garage: large
trees: porches. LESLIE D. MEASELL.
WC. 1921. 1927 Eve
Evening star., 1942-02-25
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
S12.950.

New an-brick Colonial home, large
rooms. . baths. de luxe kitchen. garage,
aforementioned. freplaces, large porch:
D. MEASELL WO. 1921, 1927 Eye.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
Brick Bungalow-S7,950.

Five rooms and bath. only 2 years old:
stairway TO attic-space for two more
rooms: large bright basement; lovely wood
ed lot IS #. wide; excellent location, 5
minutes of new Naval Hospital in Bethesda:
Owner transferred. This home will not
be long selling, Call e. NJ. FRY. INC.
RS1n WIS WI R-4n
Evening star., 1942-02-25
NV WASHINGTON.

Just of Conn. ave. Large living room.
dining room. kitchen with breakfast
nook and den. bedroom or sun parlor
with lavatory on 1st fl. The 2nd fl.
has 4 nice bedr and . complete baths
with an additional IL bath off of No:
. bedroom. Stairway leading to Bird
floor. For details call MR.. SMITH
direct 10 am. to ; pm. Wisconsin
SS4S. After pm. Adams 1923.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
1880.
IN BARNABY WOODS, D. c.,
l BLOCK FROM BUS LINE ON A
QUIET STREET.

Owner being transferred This modern.
attractive center-hall home, containing
living room, dining room. kitchen, library
with toilet. 3 bedrooms and , baths, large
finished attic. Masonite tile floor recreation
room with bar workroom and built-in ga
rage is offered for sale at a bargain The
lot, so #: wide and about 40 ft deep,
faces south: has large oaks and numerous
dogwoods for a pleasant outlook from the
living room porch. The price is S16.5OH
and substantial cash payment will be re-
ouired from acceptable purchaser Can be
SHOWN only by appointment Call Mr.
GRIFFIN, National OS56 or Emerson 447I
PAUL 7. STONE, INC
Evening star., 1942-02-25
NEAR ROLLINGWOOD.
d REDROOMS-S11o o50

A detached brick home, only 2 years old
and in new-houSe condition. Z rooms and
? complete baths. recreation room: near
stores and transportation. Nice yard,
built-in garage, large screened porch.
Vacant. immediate possession If desired.
This is a splendid buy. Call us at once.
METZLER-RealtOr,
1106 Vermont Ave. Dl. $500.
SUNDAYS and Ewes. ia. O62O.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
ROOMS FURNISHED.
(rnntiuued

1905 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
Room for girls, private bath, S25 ea
other single and double rms. Switchboard
COLORED-Large. neatly furnished bed
room. use of kitchen, in private home; 2
colored girls share. Call CO. 0490.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
NEW BRICK COLONIAL.

Bethesda. Md.-LRrge corner lot. Large
living, dining rooms, de luxe kitchen
screened porch, 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms.
beautiful tile baths: recreation room with
fireplace, built-in garage: air-conditioned
LESLIE D. MEASELL WO. 522l, 1927
Eye
Evening star., 1942-02-25
$3.50

New 5-room. 2-bath BUNGALOW in Ken
sinetou Wooded lot Oil air-conditioned
heat. Copper plumbing; Sa50 cash
A v PISANI. WISCONSIN 51l 5.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
California Ranch House.

OdlllOIIl SdlISlI 41cASCs
Located on large corner lot Of over
"a acre and commands a view of Rock
Creek Park
AIl-brick bungalow, bedrooms each
will take twin beds: 2 baths; large liv-
ing room partly paneled; 1S-ft. dining
room, large screened porch; big kitch-
en- with pantry, paneled recreation
studio room on second floor as fourth
bedroom or children's room; maids
out Conn. ave. less than mile be-
yond Columbia Country Club to Ken.
sington pkwy., bear right out to Saul
I'd. and right one block to property.
MR.. ALLEN. AID. 6lh0. or Sligo zoos.
ROCK CREEK HILLS.
Evening star., 1942-02-25

Seldom does one have an opportunity to
purchase a home of this character in
view of Piney Branch road. rooms, 3
bedrooms, 2 baths. attic, side porch, built
in garage, laundry room cold storage room.
lawn fenced with Anchor fence: 3 blocks
from shopping center. one block from
transportation, churches and schools. De-
tached brick center hall clear of incum-
brance and can be financed to suit pur-
chaser. INSPECTION by appointment. Priced
at S12.o50. For further information call
MR. NYCE. with
WIN. M. THROCKMORTON.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
AMAZING VALUE.
TWO BEAUTIES.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALTOR,
Office Omen Until @ PM
A RARE BARGAIN

s-rm brick detached ready to move in.
Don't fail to see this beautiful home, nearly
new.
j. T. BEDSWORTH.
Evening star., 1942-02-25
,500-Barnaby Woods,
CLo,rxy Choco n =

SIG 16,50O-Barnaby Woods,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Located in that lovely wooded area Just
off western ave. Amid new and interesting
homes of individual design. The property
and the rear view is a veritable park.
Georgian Colonial, brick construction,
center hall with encased archwayS. Large
living room with beautiful fireplace and
French doors lead to screened living porch
which enjoys complete privacy; paneled
den: tiled lavatory. dining room, ultra
modern and perfectly planned kitchen; 3
splendid bedrooms = tiled baths. storage
attic, large paneled recreation room with
fireplace and unique bar: built-in garage;
oil sir-conditioned heat. THOS.
FISHER & sCO., INC. REALTORS. DI.
$3.50; OF evenings call MR.. SMALTL'