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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-19
CHAPTER SIX
"sT1LL THERE. redhead?N

STILL THERE, redhead?N
Mary CROPPED for her voice.
dumped in the soft leather seat
beside Bruce Martin, watching the
png gray car nose its way through
he blackout traffic, she had been
lost in dazed rapture. 1t was
hard to break it even to reply.
II think I'm here" she whispered
slowly, "although-everythings so
,trange tonight, I'm not sure I'm
wake.
Where do you want to be
Snched?"
His voice held only fippant
'ony, but her heart beat faster as
he laughed. He was talking to her
p-alone with her-the rest Of the
World cut off by miracle Of dark
less.
ITS no picnic, this driving with
)ut lights" he grumbled.
I'm not worried" Mary assured
him softly. Not after l saw you
handle the Boo yesterday"
He didn't answer at first-it was
as though he were going back
through the test flight Of the giant
bomber. Then he muttered a pre-
occupied, Mice crate"
at must be thrilling!"
what? ?"
Testing planes"
His humorless chuckle was like
q shrug. IT'S okay."
How long have you been doing
IT,"
"a year" His voice abruptly
picked up a bitter. defensive edge
that startled her. "A year this Feb
ruary, to be exact-the 23d."
Mary thought Of the two men on
the flying field. Il know what it's
like to take the kind Of rap he
did" She knew she had inadver-
tently stumbled onto this rap"
Something had hurt him-and bad
ly last February %. II she only had
some idea what!
A siren shrilled out Of the dark
ness behind them. Mary screamed.
Instantly his hand closed over hers
in strong, quieting pressure.
Just an ambulance" Then, the
hard humor back in his voice.
Don't think were getting any
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bombs tonight. Might as we'll make
up your mind to 60 on living"
His hand went back to the steer
ing wheel again, but she could still
feel its pressure. They were pass
ing the last boulevard.
Il can take a bus here" Mary
said, hating herself for her truth
fulness. II don't want to take
you out Of your way"
That doesn't sound much like a
woman" There was no humor at
all this time, only sneering bitter
ness. But, after a long minute Of
silence, he added dryly. 81 wasn't
going anywhere. Say when"
Mary hesitated. Then quietly she
told him where to turn. The traf-
nc was lighter now. They were
making slightly better time but, as
he had said, driving was still no
picnic. Mary could see groups Of
people on corners staring curiously
at the sky, at the creeping auto
mobiles. Occasionally a fashlight
was snapped on and of in furtive
haste by a pedestrian attempting
to cross a street. It was like some
crouching, breathing, blind ami
mathis Experimentation
waiting.
Parking was difficult business
backing into a curb that couldn't
be seen. Bruce Martin managed 1t
with more than ordinary skill, then
came around to help Mary out.
"Would you tell a poor blind
man how raaay-steps, miss?" he
said lightly as they approached the
front of the apartment.
Mary giggled. II don't Know"
she admitted. But we'll count 'em
tonight"
They did-as they felt their way
up to the landing. Six" Bruce
muttered triumphantly. Let that
be lesson to you" He took from
his pocket a tiny key ring fash
light as Mary fumbled in her purse
for her key. They went through the
iron-grilled front door.
II don't suppose you know the
number Of steps to your Hoor." he
jeered.
"Twenty-four," laughed Mary.
I'm sure there are "a"
He took her arm and they felt
their way up the steep fight.
Eighteen" cried Bruce. What
a head for fguresw
Don't worry about my headw
Mary CROPPED laughing way across
the landing. IF you're s6>good at
counting, see II you can count the
doors. / don't want to get into the
wrong apartment"
They counted their way 10 the
third. disagreed, retraced their
steps, and counted again. and even
tually turned the key In the lock
Then. for the first time. Mary real
lied once more her time was up.
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Officers Elected, Bazaar
Planned by Willis Women

local boys in the services OF our
country. Mrs. Kathryn Wright gave
an interesting report on the USO.
Mrs. Nora Flower reported on pur-
chasing first aid supplies for the
first aid cupboard.
The secretary read the reports of
the executive board meeting and
they were accepted. Mrs. Eleanor
Smith told OF FIRE at the Corcas-
some Center in Kentucky and of
the urgent need OF clothing and
bedding. The members were ask
ed to bring donations for the cen
ter to the next meeting. Mrs. Haz-
ell Garrod read a communication
from Mrs. Steininger and from the
officials of the Michigan Milk Pro
ducers to whom the society recently
served chicken suppers. Mrs.
Smally announced a Sunday School
meeting in Ypsilanti on Friday
Mrs. Lena Staebler was appointed
to represent the society. 1t was
planned to have a luncheon at the
December meeting with the install
lation of the aewly elected officers
Mrs. Lucille Prout then tool:
over the meeting for the election of
officers. Officers elected for 1913
were as follows: president. Hazel
GarTod. vice president, Esther An
derson; vice president IN charge Of
local activities. Helen Essex, vice
president in charge of missionary
education, Ruth Smalley: record.
ing secretary. Pearl Cox; cores
ponding secretary. Bessie Brown;
treasurer, Ruth Russ; secretary,
youth fellowship. Grace Gonser;
spiritual life committee. Laura Tay-
Tor: membership and fellowship
committee, Lucille Prout: publicity
committee. Sauna Simon; secretary
Of supplies. Lena Staebler; secre-
tary good literature. Kathryn
Wright: status or women, Lena
Staebler.
At the close OF the meeting the
hostess served a dainty lunch.
November II the W S. G. s. will
hold their annual bazaar in the
Methodist Church annex.
The committees are as follows:
general chairman, Mrs Eleanor
Smith; kitchen chairman, Mrs.
Helen Essex: dining-room chair
man, Mrs. Ruby Potter. fancy
work booth, Mrs. Della Youncs;
baked goods, Mrs Bessie Brown.
vegetable booth. Mrs Gladys Bezis.
fish pond. Mrs. Grace Gonser;
Christmas cards, Mrs. Lena Staeb-
Ter: advertising. Mrs. Ruth Small
ey.
A chicken supper will be served
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following It the group enjoyed songs
and games.
Guild members again sponsor a
Fun Night" for employed young
people Thursday evening at this
church from I to 10 p. m. Early
American dancing will be taught
bv Alex Komosinski
Plans are also under way for 4
banquet for students and college
faculty, to be Oct, 80 at which DR..
Hazen Werner. pastor of the Grace
Methodist Church. Dayton, Ohio
will be the principal speaker. On
Oct. 81 DR.. Werner, who will be
here for a three day stay, will be at
Starkweather Hall to council with
students.
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sANDUsKY WORKER HELD
FOR SHOOTING MAJ

Sandusky. Mich. Oct is-lNS -
Prosecutor Ward Atkins today rec
commended first degree murder
warrant against James Fink. -
year-old factory worker. who Was
taken into custody after ths fatal
shooting OF James Holstene. OF Ar
gyle.
Atkins quoted Fink as admitting
the shooting aud said that Fink de
clared
Il accused him OF being a Maj
and he said he was dam proud %
be a Nazi'
Fink asserted that Hols,ent
grabbed a gun and In the resultant
scu.fle Hosteue was shot,
The shooting occurred IN cot
tage the three men We're occupyinl
while on a huntins trip.
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Entertain Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hall enter
tanned Is guests for dinner Thurs.
day for the opening OF the hunting
season. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Wright and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sparrow and childr n.
Mr. and Mrs Loyal Wilson and
son. James Thorne. Mrs Hartwell
Russ and son and George Thomp.
son.
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ACCIDENT FATAL

Nj Clemens. Mich. oct 10 ms
Injuries suffered when his auto
mobile hit utility pole We're
blamed today for the death OF Don
aid Butler %. Detroit.
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SYNOPSIS

Following her mothers death. red
haired slim
MARY DEXTER leaves Omaha TO take
Job in The NordeX Aircraft plant
in California. She shares an apart
ment with
FRAN BOND. night club singer and
dancer. Friendship develops between
Mary and
KEN GRANT. young mechanical en-
gineer. also newly employed at Nor
dex.
YESTERDAY: As she leaves work dur
ing a blackout. Mary accepts a prof
fered ride from Bruce Martin.
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To prepare Bo1es

Christmas boxes for local boys
in the services will be packed We'd
nesday. Oct. 2s. when the Study
Club will meet in the Methodist
Church annex.
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Mrs Nina Sherman. Mrs Gather
inc Campbell and daughter Janet
attended a farewell dinner for Har-
old Simmons. Sunday, al the home
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Clih
simmons. B7bcville The hono.ee
left Wednesday Tor Fort Custer.
Rev. and Mrs Cardwcll prout
and Mrs. Eugene Staeb'er attended
the district m citing Of the Board Of
Education and Posters at the Meth.
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day Tor Hiram Raymond. SO. who
died from injuries suffered 10 an
automobile accident
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Plan Social EVENING

The second church night will be
held in the Methodist Church Fri
day evening. oct 2S a social eve.
ming Is planned
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-19

Associate Dean Frances Farnham
was faculty guest.
Miss Short sang Swing Low,
Sweet Chariot" and the program
was closed with the sinsing OF the
"Star Spangled Banner"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-19

Willis, Mich, Oct. 19-At the Oc-
tober meeting o. the w S. c. S. Of
the Methodist Church Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Hazel Garrod. Judd Rd., Mrs. Ruth
Smalley, missionary leader, gave
special invitation to the society
members to attend the Study Club
meetings. 1t was voted to purchase
and send Christmas boxes to the
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THOS. J. OWEN A. SON. Auctioneers-
436 Southern Building.
ELLIS. HOUGHTON a. ELLIS,
Attorneys for Administra tor C. A.

ADMqI1HrIssTRAToRs 1rsT SALE SALE Of A VAL.
kNOWN A9 PREMISES NO. $40 s
STREET. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of an order of the District
C. Court r,; Of The United States for the District
passed in re: Estate of Cecilia B. Pratt
deceased, Probate No. 57,s6S. I will sell
at public auction, in front of premises
g49 gWrt,rS 8 Street; rati.;W. NV. ON MONDAY: THE
A.D. 1912. AT FOUR THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and
premises, situate in the District Of Co.
iunLsh iumbi. and being Lot II in square ss3
TERMS TERM OF SALE: All cash deposit Of
zoo REQUIRED upon accordance of bid
deposit to be made in cash or certified
cheek; cheek; said Administrator,, reserves the
right to reject any and all bids deemed
BY him to be insufficient: all conveyancinE
recording revenue stamps and notary
fees shall be at the cost OF the purchaser;
terms Of sale shall be complied with within
thirty days after the approval and rati-
ncation Of the Court: otherwise the Ad-
ministrator shall resell the property at the
cost OF the defaulting purchaser
KAHL X SPRIGGS,
Administrator. eta
S0ulnern 6ulIoln9. 1y3l au1 IA. 21
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OFFICES FOR RENT

OFFICE SPACE, 10000 ca. FT. AVAIL.
Arl.. Va: 3 floors. air cond. ALBERT H.
COHEN, 1042 N. Irving St, Arlington, Va.
FURNISHED. CARPETED OFFICE ROOM
near 9Th and I SITS. NV approx 2OO-so.
IT. area. $50. Call DI. 7742. to pm
DESK OR OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE,
lawyers suite in National Press Bldg
Phone National 4a72.
PRIVATE OFFICE AND DESK SPACE IN
suite with attorney. Call mr.. MARSHALL,
National 40S9
DOCTOR OR DENTIST. SPLENDID LOCA-
5597.
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 NEW YORK AVE
n.w.-Larse single room, S2T so mo.
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC, REALTORS
1918 H st. NV. DI 9O57
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CLASSIC COLONIAL, HOME

Nestled on hill amid virgin forest on wa
ter; boating, fishing, swimming: 81 mi
d. c. in Va. lovely home, IL rooms
a mi. open fires. l n baths, gorgeous
portico; wooded and water view, no
mosquitoes, fine road; cost $4,000, sell
$500. Particulars call Falls Church
S9S-W-1 for appointment.
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EARNS FOR SALE.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS. ALL
sizes; acreage, town homes, lots, rentals.
FRANCIS L. THOMPSON, III W Montg
ave- Rockville. Md. Rockville 444.
FAIRFAX COUNTY 70 ACRES l35
wooded, 35 clear. very productive soil:
large, sturdy Groom house. several out
buildings, orchard; excellent tranSporta-
ton facilities; 45 minutes from White
House. Box 75-T. Star.
2O0-ACRE FARM, MODERN DAIRY, FINE
old English residence and grounds. inside
garage. modern conveniences, steam heat.
electricity, water unexcelled for its purity.
DIR. GEORGE H. RIGGS.
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STORES FOR RENT.

WkCANT-I222 1Ith ST. Sc, ACROSS
from Navy Yard; ex loc.. suitable most
business. Remodel suit tenant. MA 1903
STORE AND APT. ABOVE or RMS.
Kitchen and bath. hot-water heat, gas
PAT TROIANO. MA. 1850.
7O8 18th ST. Sc. N BLK OFF PENNA.
ave.-25x75.ft. store, display windows,
$50 mo. Excellent any business. DE
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GARAGES FOR RfNr.

GARAGE FOR RENT, WILL HOLD CARS;
section Dupont 23a7.
REAR 1925 14th ST N.W.-S5. KEY AT
STORE. 1890 14th ST. NV.
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. RE, 1858.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
PANEL la-TON TRUCK, International.
with good tires; reasonable price. Georgia
14Oo.
DIAMOND T TRACTOR. 1910 model. ar
ton, excellent mechanical condition, price
reasonable. Call Capital Service Station,
1165 N. Y. ave. ne. IL a191.
DODGE TRUCKS go. new 1a42 1-ton
cab over engine: immediate delivery. Call
Mr Cooksey. North 1111.
FORD 1910 hton panel delivery; low
mileage. Can be seen at Circle Motors,
gath and Pa. ave. NV. l.
CHEVROLET 1885 truck; stake body,
SKI it.. perfect condition, good tires,
S22b, Also 1912 Plymouth sedan, 5000
miles; Good as new. Ask for L. X
Martin. $s75. WA 1854.
FORD 1936 1la-ton high stake body truck
l5!-inch wheelbase. dual wheels motor
sCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN.
257 Carroll St. TAX. PIX D. C. GE 1902
USED CLOSED van body, 2-unit type, for
long wheelbase truck, $1OO
Used 12-ft. stakes, S55 up. Used IA
It. stake. rood shape, Sll0. Used l5-ft.
high rack stake body, condition good. S13b.
Used steel pickup body $3.50. Used
sleeper cab, S65. s. J. Meeks Son. 622
st. NV.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON, Auctioneers

ADAM A. WESCH1ER q SON. Auettoneers
COLLATERAL, SECURITY BY AUCTION
By virtue Of the power OF sale contained
in a certain collateral agreement dated
March 10. 1884. the note secured being
the payment OF same and there remaining
unpaid part thereof, At the request OF
the holder thereof We will sell by public
asgS,ion s within our salesrooms; 915 E
sSHEEr ENTH NV Nv" On TdI}s FK1RAY. THE sEvr
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM. collateral desie-
mated in the said agreement. to wit: Prom
issory note Of ottoman STANCE and Anna
A. Stange, dated March TO-. 1884, for
x39 9.050.35. with interest at So. payable
to the order Of Ettore. A. Ginnetti: two
months after date, and by him endorsed
without recourse: secured by chattel deed
Of trust made by said Ottoman Stange and
Anna A. .Stange to Stephen F. Colladay
an and d. Frank J; Ehlers; trustees conveying
chinery, equipment and supplies. at or
near Flat Top Manganese Mine and Holly
BROOK, Bland County. Va. All parties In
interest please take notice
Terms of sale: All cash.
jy27.31 .au6.
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AuroMoslLEs FOR SALE.

PACKARD 1889 trunk sedan; Brewster
green green, radio heater; overdriye' very GOOD
NV RE. oT23.
PACKARD 1887 6-cyl. sedan: wheels,
de luxe, GOOD tires. excellent condition;
ss5ssa MUroR sHh say s1ns Nc term s ish ~
f14th and QueJ. North 22as.
PLYMOUTH 1889 de luxe sedan; GOOD
cond,, guar. inspect, S400; small monthly
payments: radio, heater FIR 24ls.
PLYMOUTH ,,s ls41 de luxe ssso COUPE; ausIiary
being drafted. SH. 1858 "
PLYMOUTH--Army offcer must sell new
1942 Plymouth sedan, 200 miles; no pur-
chase certificate required. HO ssl2.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 4-dooT sedan;
motor and tires very good: Sl75.
OK roS, scHLESELp I, T5E ps = GOLDEN 6 az asos
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe a-door touring
sedan; sttraetlve blue n,sh; rnas nsw mnsof rinss
aimost-new tires that have been driven
about 1000 miles, economical to operate
ante antee. '0Ic, LooaN MoTcR co ,Fordb. 18Th
st. NV between X and l.. RE. 32ol L.
Open TIL pm. ----.----------------
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 4-door sedan;
radib and heater. beautiful black satin
one like this later, better buy now So1ei
terms.
Wis. Ave. at Albemarle st. OR, s0oo
PLYMOUTH 1910 2-door trs. de luxe Sc
dan: radio, heater excellent Mt tires; bargain; np
snly $685. eoe terms STANDARD md MoroR oe
tires: bargain. only S525: terms. STAND
ARD MOTOR SALES, 1908 14th Oath and
Que) North 229s.
PLYMOUTH 1895 business coupe; tires;
Quincy St, Buckinsham. Arlington Va
PLYMOUTH 1910 de luxe 2-door: excellent
terms fa saa Sssf sf as1ss ses
PLYMOUTH 1910 4-door de luxe sedan;
good tires; $500 Cali RA. 1928.
PLYMOUTH ,ls4l special De luxe coupe
Call an $40 am. GE s593.
PONTIAC 1940 de luxe trunk 2-door
sedan; radio. heater. covers. very good
tires: bargain, S675. ZELL. Gath and N
SITS. NV. RE. 0l23.
PONTIAC 1897 tudor ,.ss sedan; sood cend !,
Sc. A FIR. 4a42. WV W.
PONTIAC 1910 2-door. 1905: Pontiac 1898
sedan, S545; Pontiac 1885 sedan, 1895 all
MCKEE. 800 Wisconsin ave. Emerson
1869.
PONTIAC 1887 coupe; excellent rubber
wonderful motor; only S1S5 cash, bargain
24Ol Pa. Ave. NV. Circle Motors. RE. 1915
PONTIAC l941 sport coupe: beautifully
equipped, low mileage one-owner cal
Tsh Tsrs s01d tres iTvna s9S
Adams $500.
PONTIAC 1885 cabriolet, $75. good motor
fair tires: 500 under retail market price
LOGAN MOTOR CO tFordl. 18th st. NV
between K and L. RE. 1851. Open till
pm.
PONTIAC 1941 2-door trunk sedan: radio
heater. beautiful car with good tires: car
nnance easily. Ss15. ARCADE PONTIAC
PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo sedan; tires very
good also good spare. clean all over. radio
heater; priced under book value at S79b
ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887 Irving st. NV
Adams $500
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
CRESTWOOD,

New home. bedrooms baths serv-
enl quarters. library and lavatory, Gear
earage, Toulouse; buffers pantry large
downtown, suitable for any one reouir-
ing luxurious quarters for the duration.
RA. 672S. RA ISIS
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70 AcreS-S5 700
48 ACRES.

shade trees plenty of fruit. yegeta bles;
ideal for poultry farm. JOHN BURDOFT,
| Colesville. Md. Phone Ashton 3s46.
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possrscION AT ONCE

Hyattsville Hills-6-rm. brick bungalow'
h-wh, oil burner, fireplace. tiled bath;
full basement, screened porch, detached
brick garage: l block bus $1,000: easy
terms Erwin REALTY CO, call Hyatts.
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S36-MODERN STORE
BROOKLAND, 1904 IRVING ST NE
400 SO. IT,, suitable for ONCE. display
rm., fine for barber. shoe repairs. cleo
trician. etc. MR.. GERBER. ma 234b
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STAKE trucks and traiIers for hire. IL
0776 Mr.. Rosin.
PANEL BODY lh-TON for hire by day
week. CO. 534O
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SOMETHING UNUSUAL.

Splendid S-rm. dwelling. elec hit. and
ba tn, with acres. amid beautiful setting
g large oak and maple shade trees. sew
Inn Inn main main y;' highway: surrounded by large large
estates: about s miles from r. r. and bus
Price, $4,000; $1,000 cash payment. No
brokers, please
JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
Rar bldg III CH oSQS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALr.

AOIVWOosIkS pON SAke.
PONTIAC 1e41 .s'' club coupe, radio and
Cars ike this viii BE-. hard to nnd later.
Better buy Peaks RoE MOI MoroR asrms, Go,
Wis Ave. at AlbemarIe st. OR. 2o0o.
STATION WAGON, Ford 1890 in excellent
Chase Motor Co., 772b wisconsin ave.
sTUDEBAKER l9a7 Dictator .4-door. sedan
tires excellent, motor and mechanical
shape Al clean; a steal at $3.50. LOGAN
sna 1 CO aE sssi 1872 open 81 m ns between
sTUDEBAKER 1898 President a-door se-
dan. beige finish. excellent shane; S425.
Buick Lot till 8 pm. 1i45 nth st. nv.
STUDEBAKER l941 Champion custom o
and heater. tires look like brsnd-new: fully
scHLEGEL 4 GOLDEN, -
STUDEBAKER 1887 4-dr, sed.; steel body.
hydraulic brakes; 81 so, terms WHEELER.
INC. 4st0 Wisconsin.
TERRAPLANE 1897 coupe, SOS; good mo-
tor, clean interior, tenders a little rough
SSs neh'y odAN MofoR co ard s ists
ST. NV. between X and L. RE. 325I.
Open till n.m, m,
wIIL.Ys 1e42 de luxe American, sedan;
400 miles ,I. nsver sold never ssS Ms sser
MR. ROPER. l7a0 r, I. ave. ne. 81
WILLYS-AMERICAR Al. $3.50: 10000
miles. Murphy, 66 Bryant NV. Hobart
SPECIALS -sPEcIALs-1937 Ford. very
good, Sla5; Pontiac 1897 sedan, S225;
Dodge 1897 2-door sedan, Sla5: Pontiac
1898 2-door sedan. 1895. Pontiac coupe.
1889 excellent. S4a5. ARCADE pom
TIAC, 1897 Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
BY OWNER. .1940 De. Soto de luxe Sc
dan, good condition; only 25,000 miles.
tires retreaded with virgin rubber. Cal
Adams 4tl2 after noon Sat.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

WOODED LOT.
, 6-room. 1pa-bath brick, large lot, near
bus; SS,a50, terms
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
1872 wis. Ave Wisconsin 243l. /.
COLoRED, VICINITY 10th AND o NV
Semi-det p r.. b., gar; $1,000 cash req 4.
bal, mo; W. W, BAILEY, MA. 1870: eve
CCLORED-JUST OFF 18th ST. NV
LEGAL nome, 8 rms, on . floors; h,-wh h,
fuli cellar hardwood floors every pos
Sible improvement: will sacrifice Ask for
MR.. STEPHENS, Decatur 1852
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Colored-619 Morton pl. n.e--l or .
lam, Col. br., excel cond. Very good return
low upkeep. Gas hit, screens, etc . kits,
baths recr. nm, in. gar Good price
terms. OWNER (white) might trade for
feslo. prop. Shown $40 pm or FIR 66lH
COLoRED--NEAR POST OFFICE BLDG
and Govt. Printing Office. Z large rooms.
hot-water Feat and electricity deep yard
10 paved alley; $3.50 cash, balance like
rent
CHAS. L. NORRIS,
el35 Pa. Ave NV RE 2Ilo
COLORED - SUBSTANTIAL BRICK,
downtown NV. location: 6 rooms, bath, h =
VII. conv. to everything Priced for
quick sale only $3.50 terms
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co, ME. 54OO
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

MOTORCYCLE, Indian Chief. 1871, $500
miles; excel. tires; $3.50 cash. GE. 1871
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY.

Atlantic City, very reasonable Phone
| MA. 0223.
FOR RENT-LOG CABIN, ALL IMPROVE
ments, shade trees on Chesapeake Bay;
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S5.000--EASY TERI

Three miles D. C s rms foored attic,
center hall, front and back porches, h
" h. oil burner, bath, cleo. chicken
houses, tool shed. shade, snc shrubbery
lot, 150x300 fl, fronting important road
close transportation.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

CASINO COMMIsSfoN-cAsH.
I personally will pay cash for houses
hats. stores or apartment houses. G. G.
DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave. Ma. 1892.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED-PICK-U or stake body truck,
any make or model. Williams. 1929 Rhode
Island ave. ne. North 1918
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SILVER SPRING
ARLINGTON, VA.

SS95O-New brick. 3 bedrms., large lot;
rarage; terms. For information, call
Evening star., 1942-07-31

CHARMING AND CLOSE IN.
Six spacious rooms, large screened porch,
garage: l75-ft. lot with nice shade trees.
only 10 minutes downtown: real value,
50 80 Call till q pm.
DOMINION HOMES. INC. Gil. 1885.
Evening star., 1942-07-31

3-bcdrm. brick q rms, Screened
porch. living rm, with fireplace, built in
gar. fun basement Lot 5oXl rs Close 70
loc bus 50. $50. MAYNARD BAYLES CO.
Ialls Chnrch. Va EAlls Chnrch n43M.
Evening star., 1942-07-31

BEAUTIFUL WHITE BUNGALOW
With picket fence, adjoining park, large
rooms, bath on 1st floor: ] room on .nd
floor: basement; GARAGE; nice shrubbery
snd flowers Can till Q pm.
DOMINION HOMES, INC. GIL. 1896.
Evening star., 1942-07-31

ARLINGTON. VA--ATTRACTIVE 5-RM
and bath brick home: close to stores.
schools trans and new War and Navy
Bidgs.
$40 South Oakland st.
Open for inspection. Price including
furniture, S1,750; terms.
b M SMITH.
c4OS Columbia Pike. oxford 203s.
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uvAn,rSu1IIE HILLS

Brick bungalow. rooms and tile bath
built in garape, oil h.-w.h., porch: conv. 10
trans: $3.50. ARTHUR CARR. Phone
WA 2354; ewes, WA 1853