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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
Faith Seen as
Duty of Nation

As we seek divine guidance in
this time of international stress
it becomes the duty Of this de-
mocracy to impart TO others the
faith which we have. This was
a closing thought expressed to
members OF the Rotary Club Mon
day by George E. Bushnell, state
supreme court justice.
The program was arranged by
Rep. Joseph Warner and the speak
er was introduced as one OF the
most able Of Michigan justices by
City Attorney John p Kirk.
Only the practice of Christianity
can adjust the mad clashing Of
nations, Judge Bushnell said. and
in bringing about this adjustment
the service clubs such as Rotary
must be among the leaders. Faith
in God and confidence and under
standing in fellow men are imper-
alive. he said. .
For the United States Judg
Bushnell sees a great future, he
said, and in his excellent analysis
OF the present situation he showed
a thoroughness OF study and I'M.
derstanding which won apprecia-
ton OF the club and hearty ap-
plause.
Nate Munro. chairman OF the
committee arranging the Rotary
Follies for 1912, reminded the club
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
Staff Officers,
Family in
Party
L. S. Discloses AEF
Landings Made in
Australia

Washington. Mar fins In
the most electrifying news OF the
war, the War Department an
nounced today that General Douglas
Macarthur has arrived in Australia
from the Philippines to become SUI
preme commander in that area for
the forces OF the United Nations.
lie was accompanied by Mrs.
Macarthur and son and by his chief
OF stan, Major General Richard X.
sutherland. Brigadier General Har-
old II. George OF the Air Corps and
several other stan officers
Although he was ordered by
President Roosevelt to transfer his
headquarters from the Philippines
on February %. the War Depart.
ment said that the American gen.
eral at his own request delayed the
move until he could perfect ar
rangements for his SUCCESSORS on
Bataan Peninsula.
In Australia
Washington, Mar. l7--lNS-Tak-
ing special pains to inform the
Axis powers that an American ex-
peditionary force OF considerable
size has arrived In Australia tho
War Department today gave EN-
phasis TO well-founded reports that
the promised offensive against ia.
pan will spring from that contin-
ent
After more than three months OF
reyerses in the Pacific. the depart
ment In an extraordinary midnight
communique confirmed the arrival
OF large air and ground units on
the southwestern Pacific contin.
emit, scene OF Japsn's latest inys'
sion thrusts.
With American forces already
poised in Iceland and ireland. the
announcement tended % serve no
tice that the United States plans
10 battle the Axis powers on as
many fronts as necessary to ensure
victory.
It was the third disclosure by the
~ a. ~ POI INV III Va - TT AliDffAt VII
in World war ? The first two
concerned northern Ireland; Ice.
land was occupied by l. s forces
as precautionary measure many
months ago.
IL also was the first ofiiclal mott.
fcation Of an AEF movement
against Japan. although air units
have been battling the Nipponese
in the southwest Pacific for weeks.
Pressure Increased
Increased invasion pressure upon
British-Chinese defense lines in
Burma conceded today with Tor
kyo announcement that japanese
submarines had sunk n merchant
ships totallng $500 ton. off the
Burmese and Indian Goa rs thus
far in the war
japanese undersea raiders. row.
ing a l,500mile course across ths
Bay Of Bengal, were reported 10
have destroyed eight vessels near
the tip OF lndia-four on Madras
and four near the Ceylon port OF
Colombo.
TWO merchantmen and q freight.
or we're listed as sunk on RangOon.
500 "a Az para
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
Council Votes
Auto Meters
For Ypsilanti
Question of Legal
Status Arises

City Council Monday evening
voted approval OF the streets an
walks committee recommendation
that 300 more or less parking
meters be installed in the main
business district.
City Attorney John P. Kirk was
given the task OF drawing up a
satisfactory contract with the
Dual Meter Company by which
the meters would be installed on
a six months trial basis, with pro
vision that they be paid for from
the meter revenue and with the
understanding that the meter com
pany train a man OF city choice TO
maintain the meters after the six
month period. The city clerk and
mayor were authorized to sign
the contract for the city.
Mr.. Kirk pointed out that there
is some question Of the legelity OF
the purchase since the city char
ter provides that the council may,
in no one year. contract a given
debt OF over $4,000. II 300 met
ers should be purchased. the OBJ
LEGATION to pay would be nearly
$40, 900 A ruling on whether this
constitutes a debt is to be sought
by the city attorney.
Only one vote against the install
lation was that OF Jorn Ableson.
alderman OF the third ward who
held it was class legislation which
would permit convenient parking
by the weather. residents and
compel the less wealthy to park at
a distance from the business sec
ton. He also felt it was partial
TO place the meters in only the
main business district. ignoring
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
In Command of
United Forces
Units
in Emergency
Nearly Ready
Would Function on
Short Notice

After this week the emergency
medical unit in Ypsilanti will be
ready TO function at five minutes
notice, Dr. NJ f soller. director,
announces today
Three zones have been estab-
lished in the city with first aid
stations in each. Zone is ward
and the first aid station is located
at Harriet School Zone II in
cludes second and third wards
with a first aid station at Ypsi-
lanti High School gymnasium and
Zone III includes fourth and fifth
wards with a first aid station at
Woodruff School.
Each first aid station will be
manned by crew OF doctors and
two teams consisting OF two train
ed nurses. four nurse aids and two
men orderlies. In Zone !. Drs.
| David n. Robb. r. /. Seine and
s. f. Clark will be in charge; Zone
II. Drs Bradley NJ Harris and
A +. Milford. and Zone III, Drs.
Frederick b. Williamson and w. J.
Wright The two teams in each
zone will provide day and night
crews
In each zone will be placed two
chests fully equipped with mater
ialS for dressings. instruments.
/ splints and drugs for first aid
treatment. Lumber for chests was
contributed by HartwickWescott
Lumber Co. Chests we're con
structed at American Radiator and
Standard Sanitary Corporation.
American Legion Post 2S2 fur
nished hardware for the chests
All equipment will be sterilized
and chests will be sealed until
( opened for use. Or. Soller sx
plains Cots and blankets. fur
rished by Ypsilanti residents. viii
be distributed equally among first
aid stations.
Chests will be packed at Boyer
Memorial Hospital
Request for donations OF "a
good flashlights and six gasoline
/ picnic stoves is being made by DR..
I Soller Contributions may be left
at Boyer Hospital
Doctors at each first aid sta
ton will furnish their own IN
u
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
Two Districts
Have Caucuses

Caucuses were conducted Mon
day in the two townships bordering
on Ypsilanti> Township Electors
will vote on nominees At the gen.
eral election April s.
denominations at the Repub-
lican caucus tn Pittsheld Township
Monday we're Samuel a. Morgan.
supervisor. Daniel a. Ellsworth.
clerk Mark Green. treasurer. and
Frederic L. Gallup. justice OF peace.
full term. Other nominations were
George Lavender 20 IN vacancy
in Justice Of peace post following
resignation Of FTsuE C.. Hollis be-
cause OF poor eyesisht. Daniel G.
Campbell highway commissioner
Frank Morgan. overseer OF high-
ways. Ray r. Gibbs. board Of re-
view. Garth Beckington, Prank
White. Frank Nordman and james
+ Bird constables
In the Democratic caucus In
pittsfeld Monday Daniel Hertler
See SES-PaKe
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
Ford Company
Takes Ringwald

Detroit. Mar. 1T-INS-lt was an
nounced in Detroit today that John
Ringwald. a UAW-CIO International
representative. has been hired by
the Ford Motor Company 90 be its
labor relations director at the huge
Ypsilanti Ford bomber plant
The story said that the disclos-
ure was greeted by the JAW inter
national executive board with con-
siderable CONSERVATION az its meet
ing in Chicago.
No information could be secured
from the Ford Motor Company
From Ringwald's wife it was
learned that he has resigned his
unicn Office and was already "oa
the job for the Ford Company.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
Clothing Store
Employe
Victim
Body Discovered
in Field This
Forenoon

Sheriff John Osborn today was
faced with a second torch death
mystery in Manchester with the dis
coyery this forenoon o. the charred
body OF Orville Wurster. 80. who
had been missing from his home
there since Monday morning.
His mother, with whom he lived,
had gone TO the home of his sister
in Saline Sunday afternoon and his
disappearance was not noted until
Gus II. Breitenwischef from the
clothing store in which Wurster was
employed. went to his house TO
rouse him, Monday morning. The
disappearance was reported but no
real concern was felt until this
morning when Wurster's car was
seen parked on the main street in
Manchester and the owner still
made no appearance. A posse was
organized by the sheriff on request
of Mr.. 81 eitenwischer and the body
was found in an open field, half
mile southeast of Manchester.
Twenty feet away were two emp
ty kerosene cans. The remains were
clad only in underwear and the re-
naming clothing was found buried
90 feet from the body.
The body was found by William
Uhr, one OF the so men in the
posse.
Wurster is described as a bach
elor OF exemplary habits. He was
prominent in the affairs OF the
Manchester Evangelical Church.
The spot where was found was
about two miles from where that
OF Miss Hazel Briggs was discov-
cred year ago, one month after
she had disappeared from the home
OF her mother. Her slayer has never
been discovered.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
AUCTION CALENDAR

FRIDAY, March 20. 1872 1900
sharp at the farm located three
miles east and three miles north
Of Ypsilanti on the Ridge Road
or one mile south OF Cherry Hill.
Edwin Minehsrt. Proprietor. Earl
Wright, Auetioneer, Gordon Gill,
Clerk. Adv. 31gS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
See AUTO METERs-Page 6
BY Esther Van Wagner Tufty

With many a comprehensive
cause there could be no compromise
with time" itself-the housing
problem is about TO be settled for
the war workers at the Ford bomb
er plant at Willow Run SO says
Coordinator Frederic A. Delano. az
ter evalusting all he discovered on
recent trip to Michigan in the
light Of available federal aid, fnsn-
cial and otherwise.
Every decision was made for
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
Schools Seek Major Portion
of County Tax ALLEGATIONS

mills could have been spread for
school purposes.
Mr.. Chapelle also explained that
according to a ruling by the Attor-
ney General, a school district can
have a different rate for the city
and for the township, as long as no
one taxpayer Is required to pay
more than Is mills. In the township.
the Is mills is composed OF county.
township and school taxes. while in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

quest OF State Highway Commits
sioner G Donald Kennedy.
Then came the double task OF
providing more houses-from 500
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
Today in Past
tBv Associated Press)
One Year Auo TODAY

One Year Ago Today
British announce recspture of
Berbe,a. seaport capital OF British
Somsliland.
Two Years AGO
Hitler. Mussolini leave their cap
itals for meeting In Bremen Pass.
twenty-five Years Ago Today
French gain along i3-mile line on
western front.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

BELLAIRE, DIP Rivermen
dragged the swollen Ohio River to-
day, searching for the bodies of
the captain and three crew men,
bers listed as missing in the sink
ing OF the towboat Katie Lyons
which went down after one OF its
barges struck a bridge pier in a
dense fog.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Rain, Colder

BOULDER CITY. Nev.-UP -
Armed forest rangers attempt To-
day TO scale the sheer wall OF 81
Dorado Canyon. where Private VII
liam +. Colley reported he had en-
gagged in a gun battle from Satu7'
day afternoon until Monday morn
ing with two swarthy men. Colley'
who is stationed at Camp Siber;
and is master OF boy scout troop,
said he had led a group OF Scouts
on an overnight hike down the
Colorado River He said that as
they entered FL Dorado Canyon
they were fred upon from a cave
above.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.ZiNS
Bodies OF two seamen were re-
eoVerd by the Coast Guard
today, six miles of shore, mute
evidence OF another sea disaster
off the New Jersey coast. Ear
lier, debris and wreekase, pre-
sumably from tanker. was
discovered washed up on the
beach here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

WASHINGTON lNS-The Unit.
ed states government 70 was
learnei on high authority today. is
planning TO negotiate a mutual aid
and econo. &C. pact with Soviet Rus
sia The agreement will he nego.
tiated under the provisions Of the
Lend-Lcase Vet. and will be known
by that name.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

See WAR Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

See CAUCUsES Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

WASHINGTON-INS-A modih-
cation OF the rigid AAA quota sys-
TEN, is expected to be made today,
it was learned. to prevent destruc-
ton Of some 100000 acres Of vol
unteer wheat in Kansas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

WASHINGTON-UP- Admins
tration leaders in Congress today
were trying to slow up a ground
swell for immediate enactment OF
drastic antilabor legislation with
assurances that some form Of anti
inflationary wage control is being
considered. Demands for crack
down on labor which started
again as a rumble late last week,
reached a roar in Congress Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

LONDON-UP-Warships OF TIE
British Mediterranean fleet and
Royal Air Force planes from Egypt
have inflicted heavy damage on
Italy's great Rhodes Island base
off the Turkish coast, in a perfectly
timed sea and air bombardment,
dispatches asserted today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

See MEDICAL UNITS Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

WASHINGTON INS-A three.
way investigation OF charges that
representatives of various indus
tries within the War Production
Board have been obstructing plans
for the nations about war effort
was under way today Separate con.
gressional probes will be made Nv
the House and Senate while Don
aid NJ. Nelson, war production car.
Is making his own investigation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

See HONOR ROLL Page s
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

SHERMAN, n. Y.-INS- Three
persons were injured slightly to-
day when the Pittsburgh-Buffalo
express Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road system was deraied one mile
north OF Sherman as the result OF
a track washout.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

See SCHOOL BOARD Page 6
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

WASHINGTON-INS- Diploma
tic sources in Washington today dis
closed that Mexican Foreign Min
lister Ezequie. Pedilla will shortly
visit the United States to undergo
a physical check-up at the Mayo
Clinic in Rochester, y. y, and 10
discuss hemisphere defense and
financial matters in Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

MoNTEVIDEO, Uruguay up
The Uruguayan ship Monteyideo
had been torpedoed and is men are
missing, 1t was understood today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

NEW YORK INS-A British
radio broadcast heard by CHS to.
day said Swiss police at Lucerne
arrested 10 members of a press and
information service described as
National Socialist in character. The
broadcast added that legal action
is being taken against them all"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-17

LONDON ms The Londol
Daily Mirror said today there arr
300 Americans Imprisoned in Hon;
Kong. but half Of them will not sur
viye for six months unless condi
tions in Stanley Prison improy,
radically. Dr. Gordon King. a for
mer professor at Hong Kong Uni
versity, was quoted in this state
ment. He escaped to inland Chin.
when the crown colony fell into tn,
hands of the Japanese invaders.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
(COLOREDl

HOMES FOR THE FASTIDIOUS,
Brooklsnd-The optimum IN home com
ioltS, ifortS and amenities, stucso over tile, 8
water heat. gas nred; Colonial porch. I'm
ished cellar, garage, large lot. $1,000
1 1900 s1di1eG Blk. kenyon; rms. with hardwd
mrs and redecoration. throughout; new
mooernlstlc Kitchen and recreation rm.; 2
hex m9dernissic tile baths Colonial porch
time q conveyance; $500 ess5 iseSetE reauired d
300 blk. 18th st. n.w-Substantial s.
story brick Of 12 rms, tile baths hard
wood nrs.: hot-water heat, coal fred; rear
porcShss. Sn full cellar: 1000 cash required
ars hot-watsT heat. oil oil S:' red automatlc aamaHe
deep yard. full cellar; So, 900 cash reouired'
$500 blk. 11th n.w.-8 rms, tile bath,
het-Water heat, full cellar; good condition;
600 IL fse%ss heat fS ees4 Rset
rage; $3.50 cash required.
bath, ht:;;W.h;. cellar; $500 required, =
500 blk. End st. s.e.-Colonial brick 6
rms, tile bath, h.-w.h;. full cellar: good
conditop dG h, thr9ughout; s1ooo ,I;s required
tile bath, hot-water heat, coal fired; cellar,
garage; $500 cash required.
Mr. Dupont Circle--Fireproof apt. house
with modernistic kitchens, baths and re-
frlgeration; complete and separate units
eioat 81 studio rm;, dinette. bath, kitchenette;
stoker excellent condition income over over
$4,000; price, $4,000.
JOHN P. MURCHISON,
11sl N. H. Ave NV ss,1( (sun'' Ii. booso
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$1U,5W.
43 FAWCETT ST.

KENsINGTON, MD.
This delightfI home located Just
one block OF Connecticut ave, is one Of
ton: House has FoUR LARGE BED
ROOMS. large living room with Are
ALL Electric KITCHEN. An ideal
home for large family. Lot 1OOx15O
with beautiful shade trees. Blue spruce
IN front 80 IT,, high. Large attic, dry
at all times. Convenient terms.
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peter ]. hagan
$500.
INDIAN SPRING PARK

bungalows 1ust completed and ready
to move in. Homes are on Houston st.
at Old Blsdensburg I'd. Two short
blocks to Franklin st. bus All rooms
Full tile bath, modern kitchen with
de luxe equipment Hardwood floors.
Full. large, bright cellar Hot-water
heat (coaD. Automatic gas hot-water
heater. Large lots, fully sodded. New
hard-surfaced street in front Terms
$3.50 cash. Note special terms to U. g.
Government workers. Open.
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$9.850.
1104 MERWOOn nR

tut IVIE1CVOOO DIV.
New HAMPSHIRE Ave- Highlands.
eched brick. Six rooms and TWO
TILE BATHS. Five rooms and bath on
f1rs.. floor. one room and bath on Sec
ond Large living room with fireplace
Large concrete porch with garage
under Nice lot. COMPLETELY FUR
N1SHED Open for inspection at all
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SOLID STONE HOME

Situated on beautifully landscaped
iot' io ,d this attractive home Of English design
Is located n restricted Virginia deveI-
town Washington or the new Pentagon
Hfide; Fer svsil sale due to the owners trans
halls, well proportioned living room with
stone fireplace and French doors opening
on large sun room, dining room and
master bedroom with private bath, Q other %
bedrooms and bath Features Include
storage attic, Gear detached stone garage,
Price, S13,95O
GEO. MASON GREEN CO..
2S4Q WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON VA.
Evening star., 1942-11-15
HOUSES roR SALE.

IMMEDIATE PoSsEseION--681O 9Th ST.
NV bedroom, detached home. nr. wal
Ter RsxN RseS pr,ss, ss5o9; terms THOMAS
Sy rssn: ssn:i ssas ssss s5ss lot For sale
2-FAMHY HOUSE, $1,000. RENT ONE,
Z. E iseSsl sassl and bus. 1889 Bay st. s.e''
IMMEDIATE POssEssION-6 ROOMS
gas h.-w.h.; near Lincoln Park; price,
dexn sso mssaS ss 'exsHs M oan sash
and xesdays s ter M so t 4s EpnssS hsss g. e. "a!
sI2, I2,s50-FURNIsHED RooMING HOUSE
M sals PRESENT sS renta ssHs ss psr eli
month Price includes furniture TO in
Spsct today, call REALTY ASSOCIATES,
INC. 1922 18th st. NV Executive 1922.
RaAsaEp ass f5a nR sr esRa YHsa sdeIn oaR
ear bus; price. S9,250; terms. LYNCH,
DETACHED, R., / BATH, H:W:H. CID,
ash ssr faa taads ca aIl's WM GYSa SsG
ALL ARLINGTON: vA:-MoDERN YEAR-oLD
Na lsRss down. sai sssl Isl miles Mt E.
Rla 4s. Bats sT nsx sxaaa
a.ss OIL asss Tsms nis 'fsd ss
sRMj 81 Sj.!.s5; SaK X 5..lsS.d S H-WH Hn. Garage
VIII; garage; Montague NV. Might trade.
Other SyH s1a, barsains. co. 1887 Sun. and eys.'
$s.95O- =. 100 BALTIMORE AVE, Ia
Living room with open fireplace. oil heat.
S;5 ns reach LIZ Pqsy 5TsnsS "a
Elghs On BsltimeTs ave- " A1sSash REAhr3 " Asso
TAX. PK-s RMS, B.; DETAcHEp
2 families; $3.50. 81 373s. N
TAX. PK-5-RM. BUNGALOW, SLEEPING
pereh resn TegPEsce sI sssa large lot large
MASS MAS AVE osse RMS ANp
matte heat, remodeled white brick. Vacant.
Maod,sv Ksas Terms Incl fuEnture sll5oo
gSs aoH SALE BY bs3S 1WNE NsAR bsst
ms included: oaer toss cash: EN- EN- 1az4
s21 KENNEDY ST. NW-1st CONNER
a easily 0 eenyerted mo se DsIse spss dE &C. 4o64
furnished @ in exceiient taste; YRS. - Old, :
r., tiled bath, recr. rm. and toilet in
basemt., auto heat: lge.. Handicapped lot.
Nearly new detached brick, center hall.
8 rooms, 2 baths. 2 extra attic rooms, oil
heat garage; lot 50x169 IT,; beautiful
view Of city. Most attractive price. Open
today. To reach: Out Pa. ave. s.e., l
block past Branch ave, turn left on Car
penter st. and right on Highwood dr..
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Coiored. Beautiful 1O-rm. home. Par
auet floors. caths. full cellar: excellent
condition; now vacant; tor inspection call
Mr.. Stephens. Decatur 1852
Colored. Nr. 1st and s n.w.-6 r, H.
VIII. cleo; terms; n.,v.
Dec. 11f0. C07 Ella Ave
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR C0LORED.
6 ROOMS NORTHEAST.
"a mn

Well located. 6-room, tile bath, frame
house house with full basement: hot-water coal
sale. LARGE lot with plenty Of room for a
victory garden. Near .streetcars, stores,
schools and churches. Phone daily or sun
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
5001 E. Capitol st. Realtors LII 354O.
926 N Y Ave N w M OT0S
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$6,750.
4705 FORDHAM RID.

COLLEGE PARK. MD.
This very attractive modern home
Second floor is finished as one large
master bedroom. Large living room
with real open fireplace. Nice level lot
hedge in front. NICELY landscaped., De-
trched garage: half block to streetcar,
WALKING DISTANCE TO UNIVER-
SrTY. Possession in 80 days. Terms
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SAFE INVESTMENTS
S50O0-NR. LINCOLN PARK.
Corner brick and j. M. shingle house in
good condition. rms. Ia baths auto
$500 annually
So, O00-NR. 10th AND K srs. NE.
A two-family brick with rms and bath
arate g., and E. meters; rented to oid-es-
taolshed tenants at S76 per month.
S26,0O0-NR. 4th AND Z STS. NV.
rented as rooming houses at S2,l0o annu-
ally. Tenants make all repairs. One .
monthly tenant, other has lease for 81
years, with o0.day sale clause. Good in.
vestment with . future
FLOYD 3. DAVIS co.,
1929 st. NV. National 03B2
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$1,000.

$1,000.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
CORNER BRICK
4201 34th STREET NE
Two apartments Of three rooms and
bath. Gas refrigerator. Owner lives
downstairs, rents upstairs at S62 so
per month. A good investment.
$5,775.
1905 OTIS ST. NE.
tation. One block to stores Four
rooms and bath on first floor with
glass-inclosed sleeping porch. Two
rooms and half bath on second. Built-in
garage. Vacant Terms.