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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Tigers Fail to
Gain i'm Race

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 10 The Ii.
gers missed a chance to advance "a
fourth place Monday when they los,
to Washington at Briggs Stadium
So. Cleveland, in fourth place at
present, dropped an S-3 decision 10
the Yankees as New York cinched
the American League flag for the
year
The Tigers led SO after three
innings, scoring three in the sec.
ond and two in the third while the
Senators counted one in the first
and two in the second
Washington scored a single run
IN the fifth and in the seventh took
the lead with two tallies, adding
two more in the eighth while the
Tigers made one in the ninth
Hudson started the seventh-inn-
ing rally for the Senators when he
singled. Case beat out a single to
the pitchers mound, and went to
second when Benton threw wild.
Rudy York made an error on the
throw from the outfield and Hudson
scored. Case scored after fly
catch.
Virgil Trucks started on the
mound for the Tigers but was re-
moved in the fifth for Benton and
later Corsica. Benton was the los.
ing pitcher. Mike Higgins and
Dutch Meyer hit home runs for
the Tigers
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
First Practice Finds Them
Eager For Opening Contest

The past forgotten. Michigan Nor
mails band Of football Hurons Mon
day set their sights for the future
specifically, the approaching 1942
season which gets underway Sept
25.
RELOCATED TO the scrap heap was
the ignominious two-ties.and.fye.
defeats record watch the Hurons
ran up a year ago All OF the
80 sturdy youths who answered
Coach Elton j. Rynearson's call to
preseason practice were agreed
that there will be no duplication Of
last falls figures this September
October-November.
a sizeable section of the group
were freshmen who expect to enroll
in Michigan Normal late this
month. They are the first bunch
of noyices to participate in varsity
athletics since the Huron institu.
ton adopted the freshman ruling a
dozen years ago.
Included among the reporting
candidates were seven lettermen
and two reserves from the 1871
team Heading the list of returning
experienced men were Charles
Nemeth, River Rouge, and Lowell
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Another Kind of Englishman'
Remark Not ReIished by L. S. A.

Tufty-makes the point
| regret that the English name
OF my mother, who was a LOOMS,
is not in the lineup She liked
Biblical names. and chose to call
her only daughter. Esther Faith.
er's Dutch fathers contributed the
Van Wagner.
My surname Tufty is Norwegian
and was bestowed upon me by my
husband Altogether its as Ameri-
can as can he. Certainly not the
name betting another kind of
Englishman
II doesn't help Britons to under.
stand us by thinking of us as a
blurred carbon copy of themselves.
If our good British friends think
Of US as foreigners we fare better.
Better TO think: Here's a man.
not an Englishman. who is not only
fighting against the same thing.
but for the same thing
Friendship. developed to its full
flower. will he enough We can't
he brothers. We haven't the same
parents
If you still think an American
should be pleased TO be called an
other kind OF Englishman. turn it
around and decide If you would like
10 be called another kind OF
American
All other compliments paid to
Americans ! relish
Quite the incest and most signi-
ficant is subtle It's hidden in your
new curiosity about the United
States.
I've been pelted with questions
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
BY Esther Van Wagner Tufty
CLondon CORRESPONDENT


London, Sept. l5-One compli.
ment from my good British friends
does not flattei me No American
likes 10 be told he is another kind
of Englishman"
The friendl.ness prompting the
remark is appreciated. But the
intended compliment is what we
call a 'phoney 1t seems to he
true, il it isn't
More Importantly, II reflects
faulty thinking about Americans
Anything that threatens the grow
ing understanding between Britons
and Americans cannot he consider
ed trivial.
Repeated as many times as
heard it on my intensive travelling
around England, the remark now
seems almost dangerous Anyway,
it needs airing
I'm not any kind Of Englishman
Even an American version. / am
an American.
Just because some Of the first
settlers OF the United States were
English speaking does not make
US part Of the British Empire
A lot OF Spanish. Dutch. French
and others came over, too. Even
the Germans, Italians and Japa-
nese.
1t would be as accurate to say
We are another kind of any OF
these. Except that we speak the
same language. which isn't always
a help.
My name-Esther Van Wagner
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
CHANGE REQUIRED

Lansing, Mich, Sept. l5-INS -
There must be a severe change in
the curricula of Michigan high
schools In order 10 fit boys and
girls for war time service. Superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction Eu.
gene B. Elliott declared today. Ad.
dressing the states first college
conference on education, Elliott
said schools must train men stu
dents TO meet shortages OF airplape
pilots and mechanics and women
10 fill manpower shortages.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
TAKES LIFE AFTER QUARREL

Detroit. Mich, Sept l5-INS-
Deputy Coroner Fost Knoblock to-
day returned a verdict OF suicide
in the death OF Walter G. Cloush.
So. who was found hanging In his
home. Knoblock was said 10 have
quarreled with his sweetheart.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Carver Giving
Golf Tourney

Sixty-hve golfers from this part
Of the state will take part Sunday
in a handicap on the municipal
course az Ann Arbor The event
viii be sponsored by the Carver
Community Center.
Eugene Beatty will be in charge
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
BELIEVED oEsPoNDENT

Detroit. Mich. Sept. Is ms -
Police declared today that George
W. Meyers. IS. took his own life by
inhaling fumes from the exhaust
pipe in the automobile He was be-
lieved respondent over domestic
troubles
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
Today's Gam
NATIONAL LEAGUE

|TameS behind leader
Mondays Results
81 Louis s, Philadelphia 3
Boston 4, hicago ?.
New York s. Pittsburgh /.
only games scheduled.
Today's Games
ST Louis at Philadelphia.
Only game scheduled
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
PHYSICIANS 10 CONVENE

Lansing. Mich. Sept. 15-Sixty.
two lectures are scheduled the
week Of Sept p a. Grand Rapids
FOR the seyenry-seyenth annual
meeting Of the Michigan state Med
teal Society.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN, LEAGUE

Mondays Results
Washington S, Detroit 6.
New York S, Cleveland s
Chicago 4, Boston @.
81. Louis 5, Philadelphia { n6 in
nings).
Todays Games
Boston at Chicago.
Only game scheduled
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15
York News
Attend Meetina

Mrs Reta Norman and Mr-
Helen Gross attended The teachers
meeting IN Ann Arbor Saturday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

Miss Joyce Gregg Is attending
school at spring Arbor
Mr. and Mrs Fred Lewis and
Mrs Paul Lewis visited Mrs Henry
Bruckner az 81 Joseph Hospital.
Ann Ar5or Thursday and Friday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

about America. | welcome these,
because can remember other visits
to England when | was the only
one asking questions.
The schoolteachers in America
have done a good job in our Eng
lish history and literature classes.
We want to see what We have read
about in schoo,.
Some questions are amusing.
The boy who carried my luggage to
my hotel room the first night
arrived in London earnestly asked
Are you getting enough to eat in
America? He really cared.
Another showed how little one
country is apt 10 know of the war
effort of another.
Some man in one audience
was addressing asked Are you
still making motor cars for civilian
use in American" That hit me es-
pecially hard. as the conversion
pains from automotive to war pro
duction were fierce in my native
state OF Michigan.
One compliment was never miss
ing
In Bedford, Reading. Portsmouth
Southampton. Bristol Stroud. PEG.
vii. Bath. Leeds. Huddersfield.
Sheffield. | was thanked for the
aid given by my countrymen dur
ing the Battle OF Britain. This
embarrassed me. because it was
little enough TO hand friend in
his struggle for life and death.
When | return TO the United
States ! shall tell everyone who
ever contributed a stitch to bun
die for Britain that the people of
the United Kingdom have not for
gotten, any more than we have
forgotten the stout character OF
your bravery as you stood alone.
There's a compliment ! would
like TO pay to the hard working
people of England It's embodied
in one word-decent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

Mr. and Mrs Rafe Reese and
daughter Barbara have returned
from a motto trip across the
Straits
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-15

News From Oakville

Oakville. Mich. Sept. Is st.
Clair Grams and son. willard. and
daughter Vera. and sister, Miss
Gladys Grams, spent Saturday in
Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burget
spent Sunday and Monday night at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Eaken, Van Vert, Ohio. They spent
Monday at the Van Vert County
Fair. and Tuesday, they transacted
business at Lima, Ohio. and spent
Tuesday night at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Ernest Burget near Elida.
returning home Wednesday.
Guests Monday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur LeVasseur
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Johns and
daughter Joyce, Mr.. and Mrs. John
LeVasseur and family and Mrs.
Raymond Risch and son, Thomas.
Robert White and Ruth Durrell
came from Grand Rapids Monday
and spent until Thursday at the
home. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Schwartz. They left for Richmond,
Virginia. to rejoin their show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp LeVasseur,
Detroit. were week end guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
LeVasseur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newman,
Maybee, spent Sunday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Lille Grams
and daughter, Gladys.
Mrs. Stanley Binicki and Mrs.
Cassimer Sobicki spent Monday
afternoon in Maybee.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Essenberg,
Elwell Rd., spent Tuesday evening
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Binicki
Mrs. Kenneth Doherty and sons.
Lynn and Bobbie, Ann Arbor, were
Sunday guests at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mason. Mr.. Doherty is on a fishing
trip in the northern part OF Mich
igan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Anna Her
miner, Carleton. Mrs. Herkimer
Evening star., 1942-04-12

IfIVII AIVGIClOf1N OlCIClA.
year ago. this unusually attractive home
is situated on a large corner lot of ap-
proximately u acre. Located Just OF Lee
ment it contains center entrance hall, liv-
ing room 13x22. with interesting Colonial
fireplace, and French door opening onto
bay window and built-in corner cupboard,
unusually large L-shaped kitchen, with
adjoining half bath On the 2nd floor,
bath and 2 other bedrooms and bath
Among the features are detached brick
garage. slate roof. copper cutters, re-
cessed radiators. oil heat and rock wool
insulation,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EVERYTHING CLOSE, OFF r. I. AVE
Vacant, like new; rms. large lot: $4,000;
terms. GEO c. WALKER, WA. 1899. 12'
HILLWOOD SECTION OF FALLS CHURCH,
Va.-Cape Cod, rooms, bath, oil heat,
large lot. attached garage: excellent buy
but requires about $4,000 cash. Call after
noon or, evening, OWNER Ill Meadow
COMBINE VACATION WITH SAFE
home committing distance from city, 81
bedrm. summer cottage on Severn River;
S1,800: all conv.. excel. cond, restricted.
Cottage 331, Sherwood Forest. Md. Open
Sun. noon to pm. Hobart 7071 evenings.
20 ACRES, GROOM AND BATH HOUSE,
Just z miles from D, C. line on Georgia
a tsrm Uspe as country ssfate
frontage on highway Must sell to settle
estate: Call CHAS. D. SAGER. 924 14th
NV MA. 0036
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NEW GRIN. BRICK. ATTACHED GA
rTase; age, screened porch. I block bus; terms
S. 18th st, Arlington. Va. Temple 273O.
ARLINGTON. WOODLAWN VILLAGE-5-
tic, full basement, lge. screened porch, cor
ner lot; price, 5000; desire S3,350 cash
and buyer assume existing F. H. A. loan
for difference. 1887 N. Buchanan. CHI
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WOODBRIDGE HOMES,

22l1 Lawrence st. n.e.-Detached, brick
tex home. r; b; in good condition.
.3s12 goth st; n.e..,Bungalow, rms,
tiled bath, fireplace, chestnut trim, attic,
modern kitchen. new oil burner, built-in
garage; lot. ,40x117; S7,45o. -.
$500 lsth st. n;eIIamily .;it y. n home Ss ~
bus, stores, schools; $3.50
1929 Quincy st; n.e.--Detached brick
home, rooms, tile bath. finished attic,
fireplace, recr. rm., gas heat, slate roof.
brick garage; S9,750. Inspect by appoint
ment.
Attractive brick bungalow. reconditioned,
9 rooms, tile bath. attic, built-in garage,
''e VIII. r. THoRowGooD.
2O24 R / Ave NE De O3l7
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$40 Q50
IDEAL FAMILY LOCATION

room and bath. Long living room with
fireplace, elec. kitchen with breakfast room
and lavatory, large screened porch with
garage beneath. Solid brick. slate roof,
full basement, automatic Oil air condition
ed; wooded lot. Near grade and high
SaMT schools T and ~. o. Of Nd blocks to fast fast
OWNER, WA 7S49. Deal direct. S9.95O
6505 Queens Chapel rd., University Park,
Md. 12'
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81 500 DOWN.

.Rooming house, immediate possession;
IA rooms and baths oil heat, gear
garage Near 18th and Que SITS. NV.
Price, S12. 500; balance easy terms. Call
EN-. 6315 or DI. 7740.
WOODBRIDGE STONE HOME.
3s1S 18th st, n;e.-Beautiful new home.
3 rooms, pa baths, 5 bedrooms, 2 fire.
places, recreation room, slate roof oil
heat; insulated garage Will consider small
house in trade. Open until Q pm.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
o024 r Ave NE DE. 0317,
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CARROLL AVE. VALUE.

Dt ,OUU.
;3-bedrooms. 11.-bath home. on beauti-
oil heat, inclosed rear porch. built-in
garage.
A REAL BUY AT THIS PRICE.
CALL MR.. HERMAN,
SH. 1900. After 8 PM, WI. 1852.
WOODMOOR REALTY CO., INC,
lAlO- GnlcsIrilla Rnad
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Own a Little Farm" in Town;
Corner; "a Block: 31a Acres.
ONLY S6,950
Commodious Southern Colonial having
imposing 2-story porch columns; rms,
bath, furnace heat elec. range and refg.,
garage. big trees shrubbery. orchard; un-
COW, trucking poultry; nr. bus, school,
stores; transfd. owners sacr. See TODAY.
ROBERT S. HANSEII. INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg. Arlington, Va.
Phone Oxford 040O OF Falls Church 1881
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Colored-Nr. 10th and Benning I'd. ne
-6 large rms. tile bath. full cellar. in
closed porches; unusual home: owner leav-
ing city; will sacrifice. Call Mr.. Stephens,
Decatur 1852
Evening star., 1942-04-12

Colored-Nr. 1st and Florida awe r.
auto. gas heat. hardwood floors; insulated:
will sacrifice submit offer.
THOS w PARKS CO..
207 Florida Ave Decatur 1160.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

HOUSE, UNFURN.. WITH 8 OR BED
rooms; all modern conveniences, garden5
outlying section preferred; convenient to
bus. Box Ask. Star.
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S75O CASH.
SUNDAY 1PM

I1NkJI IO L Do IVDIH I L .IS1.
tiful woodland section of Greenwich Forest;
modern Groom brick home, 3 bedrooms,
bath, lavatory, 1st floor; oil heat Act
quickly If you want bargain. Turn left
on Georgetown I'd. at Bank of Bethesda,
then left into Huntington pkwy., then
right on Custer road.
E. M. FRY, INC,
RS4O Visions sin Ave WI. R140.
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NEW 2-SToRY FRAME HOUSE.
bedrms., VI baths. fully insulated. hard
wood floors asbestos shinsle siding, auto.
coal hot-water heat, running water; 1-acre
orchard; S7,1o0. 3 miles from Norbeck.
Nd, on Norbeck Redland I'd. ". T.
MIDDLETON Derwood, Nd. Gail Sunday
Gaithersburg S0-F-14
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Colored-Nr. New Hampshire ave. and
Monroe st.-l0 LARGE rms. 2 n baths, h.
w.h cleo: excellent condition throughout;
will sacrifice for quick sale. Decatur l115.
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$3.50.
Arlington Brick. Corner.

An Uncommon Home Opportunity
$500 Brick Bungalows, ,450.
ALMOST new. modern. shigh-class; big liv.
room. fireplace. bedrms., each with closet:
nodish kit, tiled bath, shower. hardwood
fls., stairway to unfin. 2nd f., space for 2
extra rms; copper plumbing, big basement,
rms; S5x1s5-ft. lot; city water. sewerage:
nr bus, in Falls Church: built to sell for
S6,5OO; sacrifice price. quick sale, only
S5,450. An uncommon bargain see TODAY.
ROBERT S. HANSEL, INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg Arlington, Va.
Phone oxford 0400 or Falls Church 1881 j.
Evening star., 1942-04-12

Colored-Irving st. NV. nr. Soldiers
Home-Beautiful 6-rm. house. newly dec
GRATED; small down payment. North 6420.
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OPEN ALL DAY

414O 9TH st. NV, St. Gabriers Parish
6 rooms and bath, automatic h.-wh.; beau
tiful section. For information, call D. J.
OConnor, RA. 0067. with J. J. OCON-
NOR, DI h2ho
Evening star., 1942-04-12

ARLINGTON, VA, ALCOVA HEIGHTS, 8
blocks Glebe I'd. or Columbia pike--5-room
large living room, dining room, kitchen,
porch. large bedrooms. the bath. five
burning furnace. hot-water heat; garage;
five years old on corner lot, S0x100, to-
gether with one adjoining vacant lot on
south and one lot on vest small trust;
very convenient new Navy and War De-
partment Buildings. schools. churches and
shopping center; 10 minutes downtown
Evening star., 1942-04-12

Colored---Nr. North Capitol and O ne
30 r. tile bath. kitchens. oil heat;
terms arranged. North 1909.
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Colored-Nr. 18th and Irving sts. ne
9 r. bath; large yard; will sacrifice. Mr..
Wills. Hobart 1927.
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TOWER BLDG.
EDGEMOOR. MD.

Inspect at 1904 Edgemoor lane Sunday
home, Just being finished in one Of WASH
iaeton's most beautiful and exclusive SUBJ
room, kitchen and alnut-paneled library
with lavatory Second floor: 4 large bed
rooms . baths Finished 3rd floor. Base
ment has recreation room with fireplace,
maids room and bath. Two-car garage.
Price, S22,500. z: NJ FRY. INC, 6S40
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JUST OFF MASS. AVE.
IN A GROUPING OF INDIVIDUALLY
nRVTy npFn IJOMTS

DEVELOPED HOMES.
corner brick home of unusual charm
less than l year old. The large front en-
trance porch opens into an inviting hall to
the right of which are bright living and
dining rooms. The kitchen is a housewives s
dream. library or bedroom and full bath,
complete the 1st floor. There is q pic
turesuue stairway to the large 2nd-hoor
bedrooms and bath. with abundant closets
and storage. The automatic air condition
ing is most economical and there is a
Gear garage. Transportation, stores, thea
ter, schools. ETC.. are most convenient
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QUICK SALE.

For APPOINTMENT to Inspect, Call
c. H. HILLEGEIST CO.,
1921 X St. NV Ma $500.
Ewes and Sun, Mr.. Ruark. SH 4436.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
New, detached brick home center en-
trance plan reception hall, large living
room, dining room bath, lavatory and
screened living porch, 3 bedrooms and 2
paths. large attic; garage; near bus: well
built; an excellent value on conv. terms
EYES Sun, MI: Lowery. IA. 1879.
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Colored-Refined ne. neighborhood-6
r. auto. heat. full basement, q porches: y.
block from car stop: will sacrifice. only
$4,000 Lincoln 6563
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COLORED-11 R., 3 TILE BATHS, n :
Wn;. cleo. center entrance: Park rd near
11thi terms. North 1909
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End and 8 sts. n.w.-2-story brick. 9
front porch; good condition; terms.
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COLORED.
vt. ave n.w.-2-story stucco, 6 rms,
bath. h.-wh.; good condition: S4,950.
Terms.
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4 NEW HOMES.

szsdley Hills. 1924 Bradley blvd. Be
thesda, Md-7-room homes, containing
large living room with fireplace and
screened porch paneled library with Law;
8 bedrooms and baths 2nd floor; attic,
built-in garage, large basement, automatic
Sat- afternoon and Sunday. Out Wisconsin
ave, turn left on Bradley blvd. Priced to
INC 6S40 Wisconsin ave WI $40
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4011 GAULT PL. NE.
OWN YOUR HOME.

ONLY s36 PER, Mo-PRICE. $3.50,
large rooms, detached bungalow, mod
ern bath. oil heat, air-conditioned. sewer,
move in on small down payment One mile
Of D.. C. line in Md. Near bus, stores and
schools RA 4343.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED.
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house; stone foundation, ami; 5 miles
to B. g. o. depot and bus line: located in
Laurel; garage. shade trees. Price, $500;
RAYMOND. BeltSville, Md. Berwyn
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CoLoRED = 8 ROOMS, ANIL; GOOD
northwest section; S5,500; terms.
r. W. HORAD MI 1929
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BUNGALOWS $500 TO S6,75O; 5 large
rooms and attic, large plots, full base
ments, splendid kitchens. weather-stripped.
landscaped, all improvements. Immediate
delivery. Clearview.. Takoma Park. out
Piney Branch rd. to Philadelphia and
Holly aves., behind schools. Phone Silver
Spring 32R
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN,

1918 oath st. n.e.-Detached shingle
home, needs some repairs: 9 T. and b.,
h.-Wh' sarasehi ere + RTr5.si Pr9sRSs&a0op. sSa5oot
2O24 R. / Ave = = De O317.
Evening star., 1942-04-12

ACREAGE AND LOTS; BUS SERVICE;
reasonable. Call OWNER, Falls Church
Evening star., 1942-04-12

BEAUTIFUL TWO-STORY BRICK, LARGE
corner lot, plenty shade. This home was
built ldiS. BY owner for his use The many out
preciated. Bus By door. Ioc zone Near
schools. etc. Transferred, must sell. $500
with substantial down payment. 6316
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. CHI. 9474.
ARLINGTON-NEW CAPE COD BUNGA-
low. 5-room brick; attic, basement; large
lot: 1Oc zone; mr. schools; $3.50; $1,000
cash Chestnut 7267
Evening star., 1942-04-12

COLORED-BROOKLA ROOMS,
Irving ST., 2 family; rooms. Kearney 81. /;
Q rooms, jackson ST.; L rooms, 1900
Dlock Glrard; 10 rooms, s st. near Conn,
DU. 1855, North OS29.
Evening star., 1942-04-12

NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME. 6 ROOMS
and bath. equipped kitchen, lavatory in
basement; lot 50x100; 4 miles from D. C.
proved. Out Mt Vernon ave. to Adams
ST., oppos. G. W. High School. right on
Jackson to house. HOLBROOK & CO.,
Evening star., 1942-04-12

COLoRED--BROOKLAND. 1435 JACKSON
st-Bungalow rms. newly decorated
$3.50; $3.50 cash L. v. THACKER,
Hobart 23S7.
COLORED IS ROOMS, ANIL: GOOD
R. w HORAD MI 7626
Evening star., 1942-04-12

SMALL COUNTRY PLACE, MODERN
house. "a acre, chickens, vegetables, flow
ers; ideal: reasonable to quick buyer.
Evening star., 1942-04-12

GROOM HOUSE ON 1t ACRES, NEAR
bus. and located miles from washington
Has oil heat bath, fireplace, basement,
knoll, with plenty of room for garden,
poultry and recreation. Clear OF debt
Price, $4,000; $1,000 down. bal $50 per
at the end of Columbia pike Phone
Evening star., 1942-04-12

COLORED-11th AND T STs. N,W-9
+; B., oil burner; 1st commercial zone;
1400 blk. Of Que st. n.w-I1 r, b.,
extra toilet, h.-w.h., oil burner: S11 800,
$1,000 cash.
400 block N. Y. ave. n.w-10 r. 2 b.;
400 blk. M st. n.w.-11 r., 2 b.. h.-wh.,
cleo; SS95O
1000 block Whittingham pl. ne-5 r..
b., cleo; $3.50
rms, cleo, gas, outside toilet; So. 500
cash.
GUY TIMER,
1925 You St. NV North 4aO7
Evening star., 1942-04-12

2012 Hamhn st. n.e.-New brick. g
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

The Bvmbershoof hot will keep the
wolf from fhe door. And IL will
oiso keep him from seeing you TO
the door with on umbrella. Isn't
IL fortunate fbof we know our foiry
foIes ond thof Little Red Riding
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
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