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Evening star., 1942-12-06

Neville Thompson, chairman OF
the Aviation Cadets Committee of
the District OF Columbia Depart
ment, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will
submit report on the training
courses being conducted here at a
Council of Administration meeting
tomorrow night at the District
Building Department Comdr. Rich
ard A. Burton will preside.
At the last meeting Of National
Capital Post, with Comdr. George
L. Fowler presiding. Second 1t. John
H. Boyle of the Army Air Forces
was admitted to membership.
Comdr. Frank G.. Pierce presided
at the last meeting of Equality
Walter Reed Post at Pythian Tenn
Pile when plans were discussed for
a Christmas party for servicemen
at the Service Club, Ninth street
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV. It
is expected to be held on Decem-
ber 27.
The department is conducting a
drive for clothing and shoes for
needy veterans An office has been
opened at 1907 1 street NV.
The department president, Mrs.
Dorothy Lohman, announced a de-
partment meeting December % at
Northeast Masonic Temple
An evening of games will be held
at the home OF Mrs. Lohman on De-
cember II. Department members,
auxiliary members and post men,
bers are invited.
Federal Junior Girls Unit decided
to take the scrapbooks they have
made to the Childrens Hospital
All-American Auxiliary met last
Tuesday evening at the Thomas
Circle Club, with the president, Mrs.
Clara Smith, presiding. Mrs. Sarah
Wynkoop was installed as Junior
vice president and Mrs. Marie Hargy
as chaplain. Plans were made for a
Christmas party at Mount Alto Hos
pital on December TO- Members are
asked to assist at 7:30 pm.
The Past Presidents Club will
meet at the home of Mrs Roberta
Faucctt, 1404 Allison street NV. to-
morrow evening. Mrs. Josephine
Wright will be the co-hostess. The
club is sending a gift to each of the
four children from the District of
Columbia at the V. F. w. National
Home for Widows and Orphans in
Eaton Rapids. Mich.
Treasury Auxiliary will meet to-
morrow at the Hi-Lo-Shelter.
Equality-Walter Reed Auxiliary
will meet Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Ruth Friday.
Federal Auxiliary will meet Friday
at the Thomas Circle Club
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Spunish War Veterans

Meetings this week are: Monday,
Gen. Henry W. Lawton Camp, re-
ception to auxiliaries, floor show and
supper at Pythian Temple: Col
John Jacob Astor Camp, United
States Soldiers Home; President
Mckinley Camp, Sons Of Veterans
Unit. Tuesday, Col. James s. Petit
Camp, department headquarters.
Thursday, Admiral George Dewey
Naval Camp. Friday, Gen. Nelson
A. Miles Camp, election Of officers.
AuXiliaries.
Meetings this week are: Monday,
Admiral George Dewey Auxiliary
for election of officers: Thursday,
Daughters of '98, at 92l Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc: Friday. Gen.
Nelson Miles Auxiliary for election
of officers.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
Catholic War Veterans
Membership Drive

Department Comdr George A.
Kevser has called special meeting
today at Knights of Columbus Hall
of all officers of the department
here to make plans for member
ship drive National Comdr. Charles
H. A, Brophy and Second Vice
Comdr Edward T. McCaffrey will
made addresses.
There will be memorial mass at
the Holy Trinity Church today at
10 am, All veterans are invited.
The Father John w. Daily Post
will hold an oyster roast at 2 pm.
In Holy Comforter School Hall.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
New Officers Selected in
Order of the Eastern Star
Bethlehem Chapter Instolls
Lena L. Pearson as Mutron
TRATER MITES.

urday from to 9 pm. will be
opening, business and initiation.
Immediately following there will
be a special study hour for the
matrons and patrons and such other
officers as care to remain on the
Grand Chapter bylaws and the
book Of instructions.
Mrs. Hazel Linton, matron OF
Washington Centennial Chapter.
announces the following committee
meetings: Endowment at the home
of Mrs. T. c. Collins December at
8 pm: entertainment, at the home
of Miss Aurelia Birmingham De-
cember 9 at pm, and the ways
and means at the home Of Mrs.
Maybella Herbert December 10 at
8 pm.
Mrs. Martha M. Trueblood. ma
tron of Gavel Chapter, announces
a meeting of the Temple Com
mittee on December at the home
of Mrs. Lillian RowZee. The Home
Board will meet December 10 at the
home of Mrs. Martha McFadden.
Rehearsal of officers December II,
S to pm.
Miss Annabel l.. Tillett, matron OF
Bethany Chapter, announces a joint
meeting of the Boosters and Star
Point Committees, at her home on
December 10.
Mrs. Mildred K. Vert, matron Of
Trinity Chapter, announces a card
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Riley on December 9 at 8
pm.
Lebanon Chapter will have re-
ception for the new officers after
the meeting on Tuesday.
Harmony Chapter installed the
following officers: Matron, Alice
Dodson; patron, Earl Deery; asso-
ciate matron, Juanita B. Balm; sec
retary, Ada Toombs; treasurer, Bon
ME Newman: conductreSs, Vera B.
Davis; associate conductress, Ruby
B. Deery: chaplain, Jane Dough-
man; marshal Alta Sumner: or
ganist, Clara Newton; Adah, Paul
inc Snyder; Ruth. Idaline john
son; Esther, Irene Tucker; Martha,
Edith Potts: Electa, Alberta Plow-
man; warder, Dorothy Dowling;
sentinel Cassie Blankenship
They were installed by Grand Ma
tron Hazel Englebrecht, Grand Pa
tron Ira Y. Balm, Past Grand Ma
tron Helen Robbins, installing grand
marshal: Anna J. Hammond, install
ling chaplain; Laura Wallace, or
ganist, and Katherine Markham,
soloist.
! Mrs. Olga Mcmahon, matron OF
| Cathedral Chapter, announces the
| Temple Committee will meet tomor-
row night at 1910 Tuckerman street
/ NV, with Past Matron Jessie Brad
I ley as hostess.
At the meeting Wednesday night
the obligation will be rendered, after
which reception will be held for
the new officers at $500 Sixteenth
street NV.
! Officers of Brookland Chapter
were installed, Chester w. Mills,
patron, who is in the Coast Guard,
/ will be installed later.
The appointive officers are: Cath
crime Thayer, marshal; Olivia Da-
Wis. chaplain; Past Matron Mabel
Tip, Adah; Edith Kneipe, Ruth;
Mary Gilbert, Esther; Jessie Lewis,
Martha; Evelyn Mills. warder; Past
Patron Carroll o. Warthen, sentinel.
Past Matron Minnie M. Neil
acted as installing officer, Past Ma
tron Grace B. Hiscox as installing
marshal, and Past Matron Verna
Conway as installing chaplain. The
next meeting is Wednesday night,
when Lucy Henning will be installed
as Electa, and when Past Matron
Alice jacobson as the secretary.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
VFW Meeting TO Get
Report on Aviation
Training Courses
EquoIity-WoIter Reed
Post Plans YuIe Porty
For Servicemen
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Council of Admin
iStration, Department of Dis
trict of Columbia, District
Building.
Tuesday - National Capital
Post, Pythian Temple; Potomac
Post, TIA H street NE.
Wednesday - Columbia Post,
1926 Massachusetts avenue
NV; Washington Post, 1903
Fourteenth street NV.
Thursday-Follow Me-Defense
Post, 202O Rhode Island avenue
NE.
Friday-Federal Post. 1926
Massachusetts avenue NV: U.
S. Treasury Post, 1903 Four
teenth street NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
RoyoI Neiehbors Of America

Fidelis Camp has made change
In time of meeting to December II
at l pm. at Thomas Circle Club,
1925 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Myra B. Enright Camp will meet
December 9, 8 pm. at 921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc.
There will be an election Of ON.
Gers at the meetings of the 10.
poctfvo ooMpA
Evening star., 1942-12-06
Legion Auxiliary Makes
December Rehabilitation Month

The American Legion Auxiliary is
observing December as rehabilita-
ton month Miss M. Edna Mcintosh,
chairWoman of the District of Co.
lumbia Department Rehabilitation
Committee announced a program
which will include the presenta-
ton of a gift to each Of more than
$500 veterans.
There will be parties with enter
tainment and refreshments at Mount
Alto and Walter Reed Hospitals on
December % The following day
visits will be made to Naval Hos
pital and 80 patients at St. Eliza
beth's Hospital will receive fruit and
candy.
o,.t,
Evening star., 1942-12-06
Child Troininq Film

Special Climates of Groups" 4
motion picture on training of chill
dren. will be shown at pm. Thurs
day in the National Catholic School
Of Social Service, 2400 Nineteenth
street NV. The showing is spon-
sored by the schools department
Of group work.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
KNIGHTS of Columbus

Washington Council will meet at
the Willard Hotel on Tuesday at
BIS pm. The First Degree will be
conferred on the second section of
the Thanksgiving class. Grand
knight Barney Myers will head the
degree corps. Assisting will be
Deputy Grand Knight Alfred P.
Ned, Chancellor Ben Simmons,
Warden Joe johnson and Financial
Secretary DR.. A. D. Wilkinson. A
social will be held presided over
by Lecturer Arthur Schnebelen.
Washington Councils minstrel
troupe viii perform ct st. vinceut's
0ane n1at Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
YMCA Activities
The Central YMCA


Mems Department.
Today, 9:15 pm, Java Club for
servicemen: pm. "At Home" for
men in the service, with program,
hostesses, refreshments.
Tomorrow, $50 am. staff confer
ence; IL: 80 pm. luncheon. New Year
Day Committee; pm. Community
Bible Glass. Metropolitan Baptist
Church. Rev. John M. Ballbach,
teacher.
Tuesday. 1890 pm. luncheon, Re-
ligious Work Committee, William N.
Payne, chairman.
Wednesday, to 8 pm. basket
ball in mems gym; 8 pm, Checker
Club, Glee Club.
Friday, 7 to pm, basketball
in mems gym.
Saturday. sos pm, YMCA.
Sunday School Hour Radio Station
WINK, Horace L. Stevenson, speak,
er: $3.50 pm, games for servicemen.
Boys Building; pm. dance for
men in the service. with hostesses
and refreshments.
Boys Department.
Tuesday, AIS pm, Tow Council.
Wednesday, $50 pm, Boys Cab
met.
Thursday, pm, Chess and
Checker Club; Red Cross first aid.
Friday, $50 pm, Town Meet
ing, Truth or Consequence: 7:3O
pm, George Williams Hi-Y Club.
Saturday, $50 am, movies: $50
am, Junior Club; 1920 am. Inter-
mediate Club; II am, Stamp Club:
11:30 am, wood shop, Prep Club;
II O'Clock, music program; 1890
pm, movies, Leaders Corps: 1:3O
pm, clay modelling, junior photog-
raphy; pm. Announcers' Club:
2:3o pm, model making: $3.50 pm,
movies, senior photography.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
Ben Hur News

Samuel Trupp. chairman of the
Executive Board. will not seek re-
election owing to i'll health.
Representative Melvin D. Newland
spoke at the meeting of Potomac
Court and the Executive Board.
Election of officers at the Decem-
Der meetings will be held by Victory,
Potomac. Congressional and McKin-
ley Courts. The Executive Board
and United Court viii select ocncsrs
u JamnngR
Evening star., 1942-12-06
Meetings This Week.


Monday. Stephen P. Nc
Groarty and Department of
Commerce, Legion clubhouse.
Tuesday, James Reese Europe.
Fifteenth and @ streets NV;
George E. Killeen. 3204 M street
NV: Department of Labor, on
Capital Transit, Legion club
house.
Wednesday, Kenneth H. Nash,
200 Pennsylvania avenue Sc;
police and fire and McAleX-
ander, Legion clubhouse.
Thursday, James E. Walker,
Twelfth Street YMCA: Poto-
mac, Palisades Field House.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
Meetings This Week.

N1tttITgS IHIs VteK.
Sunday-Sergt. Jasper Juniors
tea, to 7 pm, Legion clubhouse.
Monday-Sergt. Jasper Unit, Legion
clubhouse.
Tuesday-Gift Shop at Mount Alto
Hospital; James Reese Europe Unit,
Garnett Patterson School; Depart
ment of Agriculture Unit, l4l5
Girard street NV: Capital Transit
Unit, Legion clubhouse.
Wednesday-Polic and Fire Unit,
Legion clubhouse: G. P. o. Unit,
Government Printing Office.
F'riday-James Walker Unit, Gar
rett-Patterson School.
Evening star., 1942-12-06

Trunity Church, Georgetown. The
guard will advance and retire the
colors. Capt. Clarke will command.
The guard meets tomorrow night
at the Legion clubhouse.
The guard will hold it's annual
dance February 6 at the Indian
Spring Club.
The James Reese Europe Unit will
sponsor baby contest at the Gar
Patterson School on Tuesday
at 8 pm. All members are urged
to be present.
Department Membership Officer C.
Francis Mccarthy reports that in
the National Telegraphic Roll Call
ending December l, the Department
OF the District of Columbia had a
paid-up membership for l943 of
5,052. This is the largest paid-up
membership at this time of the
year in the history Of the Depart
ment.
William P. Kershner of Sergeant
Post has been reappointed chairman
of the National Pilgrimage Com
mittee.
Department Americanism Officer
Vincent j. Orlando announces a
meeting of post Americanism officers
will be held at the Legion clubhouse
tomorrow, 8 pm.
At the meeting of the Sergeant
Jasper Post on December @ Comdr.
Charles H. Pierce presiding, it was
voted to have the Christmas tree
for underprivileged children at the
Legion clubhouse on the evening of
December %. Entertainment will
be provided by the Sergeant Jasper
juniors.
Post Comdr A. A. Dibble an
nounced dinner and dance in honor
OF Junior Past Comdr. John P. Les
ter will be held at the Legion club
house early in January.
The next meeting of Department
OF Agriculture Post will be held at
the Legion clubhouse on December
ID. The auxiliary is invited. This
meeting will be preceded by a din
ner at $50 pm. for all post men,
bers.
The post and its auxiliary have ar
ranged for Christmas party for the
patients at Mount Alto Hospital on
December 10.
Comdr. r. D. Hudson of the STAN
ley Church De Pue Post is arranging
Tor the Free France night, December
II, at 8:15 pm, at the Legion club
house.
National Cathedral Post will hold
a Christmas party on Christmas
afternoon at the Washington Home
for Foundlings, 46lO Forty-second
street NV, for the benefit of the
children there. All members and
their families are invited.
Tuesday evening the question of
changing the name of the post to
"Costello-Rogers" was deferred until
the meeting on January 5.
The 18th anniversary OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia Eight and Forty
will be celebrated with a dinner and
nto otnyr IN,
Legion Club December IL, at pm,
according to an announcement
made by Mrs. Mary B. Corwin,
chapeau departmental.
Distinguished guests have been
invited. An interesting program is
being planned with Mrs. Della
Luther, chairman, and Mrs. Laura
Lipscomb, vice chairman, making
the necessary arrangements.
United States Department of Agri-
culture Unit will meet at the home
of President Lillian P. Sawyer, 1415
Girard street NV. on Tuesday at
pm.
Mrs. Elizabeth Moriarty, unit re-
Mobilization chairman, and members
of her committee will assist Mrs
Margaret E. Carroll in opening the
departments gift shop for the
patients at Mount Alto Hospital or
Tuesday afternoon
Comdr N A. Pagnotta of Agri-
culture Post. has asked unit mem
bers to furnish cakes and aid in the
posts Christmas party for disabled
veterans at Mount Alto Hospital on
! the nipbt Of Decnn,hnr 10
Evening star., 1942-12-06

Committee meeting will be held on
December 18 at the Legion club
house.
Evening star., 1942-12-06

The subject for the session Of the
Dchod q instruction to be held Sat-
Evening star., 1942-12-06

Trunity Church, Georgetown The
guard will advance and retire the
colors. Capt. Clarke will command.
The guard meets tomorrow night
at the Legion clubhouse.
The guard will hold its annual
dance February 6 at the Indian
Spring Club
Evening star., 1942-12-06

The next Department Executive
Evening star., 1942-12-06

vi tilC lCoJ hSSANldbloll vi tldll
and Patrons, announces Christmas
party and election of officers on De-
cember IL at Takoma Park Lodge
Hall at 7 pm.
The following were appointed and
installed in Electa Chapter: Mrs.
Ena Ager, chaplain: Mrs. Louise
Reimann, marshal; Mrs Maud Fry,
organist; Mrs Florence Warnock,
Adah Miss Evelyn Hayes. Ruth;
Mrs. Lille Robinson, Esther; Mrs.
Mary Moore, Martha; Mrs. Annie
Fry. Electa; Mrs. Ethel Keene, war
der, and Mr.. Samuel Fry. sentinel.
On Tuesday evening there will
be q reception to the officers.
Matte H. Smelling, president Of
the Women's Eastern Star Club,
United States Treasury. announces
a meeting at pm on December II
at 2600 Sixteenth street NV.
Past Grand Matron Mildred M.
Hicks, assisted by Past Matron
Emma v. Hough. as grand marshal;
Past Matron Susie Hoofnagle. as
grand chaplain: Florence Reynolds.
as grand organist, and Past Patron
Nathan Clark. as soloist, installed
officers in Unity Chapter.
The committee chairmen will meet
with Matron Pansy Anderson tomor-
row at pm.
The officers will rehearse on
Wednesday at pm.
Religious services will be con-
Quoted at the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home December 13 at 3 pm.
The subject for the session Of the
0chool q instruction to be held Sat-
Evening star., 1942-12-06

Miss Annabel L. Tillett, matron OF
Bethany Chapter, announces joint
meeting of the Boosters and Star
Point Committees, at her home on
December 10.
Evening star., 1942-12-06

Mrs. Mildred K. Vert, matron OF
Trinity Chapter, announces a card
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Riley on December 9 at 8
pm.
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Lake and RiUer Property for Sale
LOVELY COTTAGF
Farms and Lands for Sale
2BUILpINGS2

MILAN-70 acres, Saline River: trade,
cash or city property Lafayette s907.
~ a, productive gen and fruit: Oceana
Co. farm. mile Hart. pavem't Lovely
grounds and bldgs. Fine Investment. So, 600.
Half cash Hanson Osborn, Hart
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Little Farms for Sale

highway. Water tap % S4s paid. s7-ft.
vide, city improvements Building fast VIII
sell everything for Sii3- See Rave at
Branch, Treadwer. DIX a Goddard rds
Lincoln PARK.
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GREENFIELD at 11-MILE RID.

War Bonds and these large country home,
sites VIII furnish you with a victory garden
today and well located home tomorrow.
Bus TRANSPORTATION; rich garden soil. 30
minutes from City Hall
THOMPSON BROWN We h-l2al
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sEYBURN. 3O0s-5-5. vacant; $3.50
81. 200 down; modernized. owner. Tuxedo
-Osi7
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11 SHADE TRIBES

LOT 75xi60, IN PLEASANT RIDGE
Living rm. 1ex20; reception hall lava
tory. library, screened porch. large kitchen.
q bedrooms and maids rm, master bed
room 17x17: oil hit, Gear garage. $40, 500.
81, 900 down.
CRIGER Royal Oak 1859
.COLoRED-sse Goodwin. s'rooms. bath.
basement, furnace; near Oakland ClaIr-
mount cars; only 81 $50, $3.50 down gl63
Goodwin, nice rooms, basement furnace.
garages. $3.50 down. Custer. rooms $500
down. Delmar; rooms, furnace garages;
$500 down. Cameron: 3-family; $500 down.
2sth; 2-famIly; $3.50 down. Edelmans, 1926
Oakland. Townsend 7-4l93
cOLORED-LOoKl w. side, dandy rms
VIII paint, decorate for reliable party.
only $500 dn. SLOBiN, TR. 1896.
CoLoRED-oskland-A lget sect 2 stores.
2 flAts above; All for So 500. easy terms.
Cannon Btothers-i950 sherman-FI. Oi40.
COLORED-w. Cd. Blvd. AT Warren; brk
rms. side drive, gar exceptional
buy Need $1,000 On. Singleton ca. 1905.
COLORED-why rent when YOU can buy
for 100 DOWN Jesse r. Parker. TIE. i-1e53.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them Tor resulsi
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GREEN (VernorD-e-6: Scar garage /;
1000 down. 1919 Spnng~ells. Vine
wood 1901
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Real Estate TO Exchange
Resorts for Sale

! 10 ROOM house for sale or Will exchange
for farm Drexel O30O
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YOUNG WOMEN
Male and Female Heir Wanted

WOULD you like extra money working
part timer Good opportunity right per-
sons Write Box A-63s Detroit Times.
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Business Places for Rent

SMALL store, 1881 Taylor: suitable for
barber: also brick shop IN rear; good for
any Jobber University 2-6li7.
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|<SS&sse REAL ESTATE CORNER <$S&A>S
~ FOR RENT FOR SALE ~
NeLD Houses for Sale

lGULLEY ROAD (between Warren Ford
| TOads)-Unhnished. double construction,
wired; transportation; near schools
water available: small down payment. Gull
yer Wood. 633s Silvery Lane
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ST. CLAIR Ave. 2-family frame, SIS
$4,000. $500 down. balance like rent.
shown by appointment.
HENZE co. PR OOlO
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ACRES and half acres. the sO-acre close in
. development selling out in 80 days.
Houses, both modern and shells. Some with
pavement. City water and electricity goins
IN now. See the new homes under con,
struction. Protect yourself against rising
prices and scarcity by owning some OF tna
u. B. A. right now. Low county taxes
BUS transportation. Prices and terms 10 e
your purse. We may not have everythh
out We surely have huge selection. Terms
$40 and upwards. When this 10 sold We
cannot duplicate location and prices Nav
We suggest that you look at our offerings
today, Treadwell, Telegraph and Wick Rds. I.
one mile north OF Goddard Rd
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Income Bungalows for Sale

BRICK; tile baths showers; garages
stoves; refrigerators; insulated: newly
decorated: sacriace cash 70 mortgage
1880 Meyers
GRAND RIVER, WYOMING
Good 5-4 frame Income 2-car gar side
drive fun price So $50 terms present In
come $50 80 l.. q. Simpson. CA 1921
Tor TO. 5-lTe4
HOMER wARREN co.
MILITARY, lT02-Brick income. including
3-room bungalow on Cadet. bargain.
Lafayette tls3.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings Ia the big sunday Times Want Al
Section!
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HURON RIVER frontage--l5 acres with n
big woods; best gravel road: only 4
miles 10 bomber plant. school bus. elec-
tricity, easy 10 get well; $500 down; bal-
ance easy. Newman. New Boston.
10 ACRES in st. Clair Shores, $50 feet
on Mack Ave, near i2-Mile Good soil.
some trees, paved road. $1,000. easy terms.
$4,000 East jefferson. near i0-Mne.
coLoRED--chicken and pig farms rea-
seonable; Lipke, near Fourteen Mile. ver-
mont 5-90l2.
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FENKELL~12TH
ROYAL OAK

ONLY 81 5O0--Small bung, large lot, mr.
Wood'd. $500 dn. 727 s. Center RIO. 3Il,
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5-BEDROOM home. modern throughout A.,
priced LOO 81 2nn- down e. 14.sa-
tract. Also some small homes. 2f70O Ford
road
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Housekeeping Rooms
Board and Room

PRIVATE NURSERY sCHooL~-constsnt
supervision, graduate nurse. days only.
| University 2-71Ss
RELIABLE couple would like 70 board two
children in new home, near shrine: ex-
lcellent care. Telephone Royal oak zoos.
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate

At AZ @ Insurance Co. funds for good
mortgage loans: land contracts bought.
I'd. Henkei CO.. Hammond Bfdg. CA. 1888
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Land Contracts
Mortgages
Business Opportunities

ACT QUICKLY, sacrifice grocery sto
cold meats, beer, excellent business: IN
Ink quarters rear 1904 Concord: ~ plsl.
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BEAUTY operators for week ends 50.
commission. 2036 CAnin. Townsend s-46sl
BooKKEEPER-Wel experienced; good
wages, steady. 17l53 East Jefferson
Niagara 1900.
COUNTER GIRL for chain restaurant or.
ganization Must be is, experience not
necessary, good wages. Apply after ~
a. m. II. a ". system, 1918 Henry street.
COOK aud short order cook. good wages.
77i4 West McNichols Road.
Evening star., 1942-12-19
$6,y5U.
BETHESDA.

Extremely attractive bungalow, on Q
pretty lot. Recreation room, gas heat;
ABOUT 2 YEARS OLD, In perfect condi-
ton Call Bruce Kessler, Wisconsin 6965,
-. SHANNON Il LUcHs CO.,
150S at NV National 29l5
Evening star., 1942-12-19
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.

Detached brick home, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, lv. rm. with fireplace, recreation rm.
with fireplace. G. E. gas heat: garage: all
in new-house cond.: $1,000 cash and 500
monthly: immediate possession. Mr..
Lowery Taylor 1875
BRODIE &, COLBERT, INC, MA 1915
Evening star., 1942-12-19

III Penna. Ave. STE. d. 1OOU.
Ss.95O-6 ROOMS, BATH GARAGE, NEW
cleo. refg.; house vacant; reconditioned
throughout.. Located on wide ave. ne