davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
Las Wctorias en- Africa y ell Pacifico marcan e
punto de partida para ell aplastamiento
del enemlgo :
Ell arregIo hecho con Darlan solo tiene caracter
TEMPORAL I'D Seran puestos en- libertad
AZ $1,000 republicanos espanoles

pcrales con Darlan facilitaron
va la obtenci6n de Dc. obietivos
militares-salvar vidas ameri-
canas, inglesas y francesaS y de-
Jar en- libertad da acci6a a las
lfuerzas aliadas para atacar a
Tunez Y evcntulmente a Trip0li.
Fatas fuerzas, de otro modo, hui
biesen pasado mas 6a un mes
%imDiando" en- MsrruCcos Y Ar
gcl periodo de tiompo cue ale
names Q i|taliancs habrian apro-
vochado para construir una
fuert resistencia.
"El future gcbierno frances
era cstablccido no por ning1n
individuo en- la metropClitana
Francia 0 en- utltramar, sino pOr
a pueblo frances mismo y des-
puts de que sea libertado por la
victorias de las Naciones Uni
das".
Las palabras del presidente
tienden a aleiar Il tenor de iOs
"franceses libres' de que Esta-
cos Unidos Sc proponRa apoyar
a Darlan en- la creaci6n de un
gc5ierno manchado con ideas de
Viohy.
Darlan fuG denunciado aver
como un "Quisling' EN- la CANA
IA dc los comunes y 81 general
DE Ia Gaulle conden6 81 lunes su
ncmbramiento como administra
dor de MarruGcos y la Argelia.
El p~residente Roosevelt dis
la orden de que sean pueS-
tos en- libertad, en- Argel y Ma
rruecos, no solo los franceses e.
ngmigos del regimen de Vichy
sine tambi6n mas de 10000 re-
ru'licanos g pahoces, rcfugia-
dos en- Africa luego de la subj
da de Franco al poder,
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

w hington, NV. l8.-Ha-
rlqndo anocha por la Radio, en-
a Foro del Diario H2ra,i-Tri-
5unc. "a presilerte diio que los
hxitos en- g sur del Pa-.fico y
N Africa marcan 81 punto de
vuei'a en- cuanto a Ia victoria en-
ia guerra. La labor que debemos
realizar es pigant2sca y diff
cl. muy dificil, la lucha cuesta
arriba. Erogi6 en- su discurso al
cCntra'mirante Daniel j. Gala
phom. uno de los heroes, quien
abri6 fuego de frentc, mandan-
do el crucero "San Francisco
contra IA escdadra japOnesa. Fl
"San Francisco, toiavia a flo
t.. ha sido recomendado para
una condecoraci6n.
Defendi6 a icfe de estado Ia
norma de retener las n0ticias
p6rIidas %navales hasta
nue sepa que d eemigo va tiene
Ia information. lndic6 que las
reformas sOcialc3 de gran alcan-
,s gerdn archNadas hasta des-
pu6s de IA guerra.
EN- mi caracter de cCnandan
BE- en- jefe, he hcchO un cCnstan
te esfuerZo para mantenar ia
direction de Ia guerra apartada
dc Ia pclitica."
Antes de su discursO por la
q p~residente hubo de CO
nsntar a arreglo pOliticQ hocho
IN d Norte de Africa con el Al
nirante Darlan. "Es un re-Ir-
30 temporal, justificado dnica-
nente por "a tension de la bata-
la. No tiene rslaci6n al nCnbra-
miento dc Darian con el gCJier-
no future de Francia y t@.npoco
con SD imperio.
Los presSntes srreglas tenn
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Tn gallon menos.-El arreglo con Darlan. - La
radio de Valladolid. Franco y Ia paz. ISe-
ra invadida Turquia?- Bizerta y Tlnez.

mas en- Grecia, Creta Y las is
as griegas. QUA la reacci6n de
Hitler Sera invaiir a Turluia Y
lie paso deacargar un fuerte gol-
pc en- Siria o Malta"
''hombarderoS alemanes cre-
ran desde Cerdena contra los
barcos americanOS e in2leseS
que van Ibacia Argel".
Turquia espera ser atacada y
asi 10 INDIGO hace tres semanas
ell presidente Inonu.
Dieron a entender las pala-
bras ddI p~residente musulman
que ell ejercito turco esta listo
para resistir la agresi6n...
iSe atrevera ell "Fuehrer' a
atacar a Turquia Y Siria con So
10 40 diVisiones, un equivalente
Ge medic million de soldadoS?
Mucho convendria a la causa
lie las NaciOnes UnidaS que Ia
campana del Norte de Africa
quadara ''liquidada" antes de "a
segunda quincena de diciem6re
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

La Radio de Valladolid, E7pa-
ma. insultaba a los Aliados Y ha-
cha grandeS elogios, diariamen-
tie, de Hitler, Mussolini, el ia
pom y los ejercitos del Eje.
Llegaron las tropas america,
ras e inglesas al Norte de Afr
ca Y ahora esa radioemisora es
menos insolete y cast empieza
tratarnos con 'finura'.
Pero la de Valladolid Sc refie-
re a la "desigual division dc
Marruecos, a la que existia, J
mantiene que debe hacerse ur
mejor repartO.
5Por que no lie hace una solicit
tud de "nueva distribution" al
general Eisenhower?
Los cinicos de la Falange va
saben que Uncle Sam les dira.
81 Sc atreven a formular "peti'
Clones:
elias estudiaremos cuando la
Republica democratica se resta-
blezca en- la peninsula iberica.
en- toda Ia peninsula iberica!"
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
Ell EMBAJADOR DR.
AURELIO CONCHESO

Miami, Nov. 18.-El end5aja-
dor de Cuba en- Washington,
DR.. Aurdlio Fernandez Conche-
so, arrib6 aqui con los Sres. A
madeo Lopez Castro, se%cretario
DE la presidencia, y DR.. Oscar
Garcia Monies, professor de eco
nomia politica en- la Universe
dad de Ia Habana.
0Luego de IN breye dessqnsO
siguieron viaje a Washington.
No quisieron reyelar q obieto
de 81 migidn,
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

Buenos Aires, Nov. BE.
mini tro de Ia guerra, genel ii
Juan Tonazzi, renunci6 hoy SD
cartera, cuando nadie 10 espe-
raba.
Embellishments g. presiden-
te Castillo, que e5peraba la di-
mission, design6 para SUBSTITUTE
lie al general Pedro Ramirez.
Los motives de la renuncia no
Sc habian dado a conocer hasta
Il mOdiO1ia de hoy.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

Una felicitaci6n a la Liga In
~tersocial por ell exitO monetariO
3lcanzado en- la temporada de
1912.
Ell pdblicO de los barrios Ia
limos puede Sentirle OrguEOso
0or la "excelente clase de pelo-
ia" que sc jugara en- los desa-
fios regulares y despues en- la
serie.
iCon un precio minimo de en-
trada, partidos csemi-profesio-
males que pueden ser compare
.os, sin desventaja, con los de
las ligas CyB!
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

Ha eXplicado ell presidente
Roosevelt, de manera satiSfac-
toria, ell arreglo temporal hecho
con 81 saminazi Darlan.
Seran puestos en- libertad los
franceses que combatian a Vi
chy Y fueron encarcelados en-
Marruecos y Argelia, Y dos 40
600 rapublicanos espanoles que
huyeron de su patria para no
ser aSesinados o encarcelados
por Franco.
Daran, ell administrator, de-
bera acatar las 6rdenes de nues-
tro jefe de eStado, transmitidas
a 81 por conducto del general
Eisenhower.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

Franco orden6 aver una mo-
yilizaci6n parcial del ejercitO, la
marina " la aviaci6n,...
IA qui6n tratara de meterle
q miedo en- ell cuerpO?
iMuy facil seria darle armas
a losrepublicanos Y decirles
Cuenten con aviaci6n y artille-
ria para librar a Espana de
Franco Y suS geniZaros!
La gaceta., 1942-11-18
R DEL CIRCUITO
Otreros de la industrial taba-
calera y el partido Comunista

FL juez Sander. de In corte
del %circuito, Sc opuso aver a
que ell letrado Oliver c. Max
well, repreSentante de Il. +.
Van Horn, preSidente de la T.
Mon International de Taba-
queros de America, lie hiciera
preguntas a varioS obreroS So
bre sus "alegadaS" relaciones
con ell partido comuniSta Y la
agitaci6n para huelgas injus-
tificadas.
Los obreros fueron llamadOs
a declarar por w. C. Pierce y
Albert D'Arpa Y en- ell juiciO
Sc ventila una petici6n para
que Van Horn no pueda hacer
efectiva la suspension de 20
trabajadores de Ia industrial
tabacalera.
Isl listed quiere interrogar
a esos hombres, en- tai sentido,
dijo ell juez al letrado Max
well, puede llamarlos mas tar
de como sus testigos."
Declararon aver los obreros
Augusta Simon, Manuel Sardi
mas, Manuel Huerta, Jesus
Chapu, Mariana Rodriguez,
Luis Diaz, Sra. Felicidad Her
nandez y Francisco Rosado.
La Sra. Hernandez dijo que
era madre de 10 hijos y perte-
nece a la Union 500.
Mariana Rodriguez admiti6
que trabaja en- los astillerOs y
pertenece a la Union 500 y a
la Union de Caldereteros.
Estas preguntas no permi.i6
81 juez que fuesen contesta-
ldas: I. Fertenece uste3 all par
lido Comunista? lice listed
ell DAILY Worker?" mo es
cierto que listed Sc pas6 desde
la Union 5000 a la 462 cum
pliendo instrucciones del par
lido Comunista, de modo que
ell partido pudiera dominar la
Union 462? iPor que lleva us
ted SO amos de Residential en-
Tampa y no ha aprendi5o a ha-
blair ell idioma ingles? mo fue
listed suspendido por activida-
des encaminadas a lograr que
los tabaqueros rompiesen 81
contratO con los fabrlcantes!
A todas elias Sc opuso ell le-
trado Pierce y ell iuez Sander
sostuvo sus objecciones.
Pierce basara la defensa en-
que Van Horn no tiene pode-
res para suspender a los taba-
queros y que no les concedio
un juicio, para DIR sus descar-
Cos, antes de su penderlos.
Presentara Maxwell eviden
cias para probar que los obre-
ros son comunistas J que agi-
taron para declarar huelgas
ilegales.
DIMITIO FL MINISTRO AR
GENTINO DE LA GUERRA
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

bia concentrate so submari-
nos. Nuevas importantes ope-
raciones navales Sc efectuaran
en- ell Meditrer% peo.
ExceptuandO w Oarco, to-
dos los buques aliadOs desem-
barcaron las tropas y ell mate
rial antes de que fueran dana
dos.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

lie dijimOs a Darlan, antics
de nomorarlo administrator.
que ell "arreglO" era temporal?
81 los militares americanoS lie
ofrecieron castilloS y villas.
ique pensara de nosotros GUAM
do reciba ell 'ipuntapie''?
iEl fin justifica los medios,
aunque los medios consiStan en-
"apaciguar" a los enemigos de
nuestros amigos, a los perSegui-
dores de los "franceses libres"?
De la Gaulle senala a Darlan
como traidor.
Petain lie califica tambien de
traidor, pero usa palabras mas
suaveS.
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

A partir del dia % de noviem-
tre tendra IN valor de tres gallo
mes de gasolina ell cup6n que ahO
"a vale cuatro.
iQuien necesita la gasolina
para ganarse la vida, estimara
abusiva Ia disminucion!
iC6modamente soportaran Ia
rebaja los que uSan Sus coches
para comprar where's, pasear c
bailar en- las tabernas!
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

Rcmmel, dice 81 notable pc
riodista V critico militar Han
son w. Baldwin, no ba sido aun
el;minado por complete FL
mando aleman trata de hacer al
20 en- cuanto al Norte de Afri-
ca. Sc concentra fperzas alema-
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

Del reciente despacho de
"Pancho" Franco, ell jefe de to-
talitarios, a Franklin Dslano
Roosevelt, nuestro comandante
en- iefe: "Espana sinceramente
desea la paz para ella misma y
para todos los otros pueblos'.
Muy amable, muy humane y
muy cordial en- cuanto a Estados
Unidos.... por tenor.
E pans quiere la paz; perc
despuss que Franco y sus YER
dugos hayan sido castigados.
luna paz justa y duraderar
por cuanto la Repdblica Espa'
noNa habia renunciado a la que
IRA como Instruments para sa-
tisfacer sus aspiraciones poll
ticasl
La gaceta., 1942-11-18

La basenaval de Bizerte eSta
en- poder de los naziS-afirman
las GltimaS nOticiaS.
Bizerte es un puerto fortified
do Y en- un radio de diez millas
de la costa hay "cajas de pildo-
ras", dep6sitos de municiones,
artifleria, etc, etc.
Toda la costa de la Tunicia Sc
halra bien fortificada..-
lEsta en- poder de los nazis y
sys aliados la llamada "Linea
Mareth''?
jQu5 papel desempenaran las
tropas francesas e indigenas de
Tunez en- la batalla que va EN-
a librarse?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01

They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Fed
Zarnow Britton.
Sunday visitors az the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank White were
Kenneth Brown. Monroe. and Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Long.
Miss Eleanor Peters and Juaneta
Smell made a business trip to Mon
roe, Saturday.
Pvt Robert Foster. stationed al
the A. F. T. d. at Detroit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Teal, Lulu. Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Hammond and family
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Painter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Edwards
and family visited Mrs. Anna Bev.
erhly, Petersburgh. Sunday.
Mrs. Merle Hazlett. Toledo. was
Sunday dinner guest and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gregory Barrett and son
Thomas, Monroe, were Sunday eve
ming guests at the home OF Mr.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01

and Mrs Penn Barnes and Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Shests.
Raymond Smith. who is station
ed at the L. :. Navy Training sta.
ton, Chicago is on a nine day nr'
Tough visiting his sister. Mrs. Al
fred Meyers and family
James Short, Wirth School. Is
home with a broken arm caused by
falling from a tree.
Jack Burns and Robert Zabo were
in an automobile accident Saturday
night. Jack had several stitches
taken on his chin
Mrs. Venona Sheppard spent two
weeks with her husband. James
Sheppard, who is stationed at
Greenyille. s c., Army Air Base
Sunday Fred Goettsche visited
his son, Ted Goettsche. In the eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. Gottsch took
him back 10 Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shstfer and
Billy Jean. Belleville, and Mr.. and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01

A. its best. You'll like the milk
and ereom OF ASP Doiy De-
portments. It's the best We con
get from, nearby doiry forms end
rs economical tool
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01
osJoNeHE.PooANY RITES


London. Mich, oct. Miss
Thresa Pogany. Milan. and Henry
De Jonghe Britton. spoke wedding
vows at the Immaculate Conception
Church, Milan, Saturday.
The bride wore a gown Of white
satin and a bridal veil with a tiara
Of orange blossoms. She carried a
bridal bouquet OF white roses She
was given in marriage at the altar
by the best man, Alfons De Jonghe,
Wayne, who is a brother OF the
groom.
The maid OF honor was Mrs.
Alfons De JonL he, Wayne, and Mar
garet and Alice BELGIUM, Toledo.
and Mary Pogany, sister OF the
bride. all carrying yellow roses.
were bridesmaids.
Vernon Smith. Fred Smell and
William Reaume were ushers and
Mary Ann Belegrin, Toledo, and
Sandra Elaine Pogany, Milan, acted
as flower girls.
The wedding dinner was served
at the home OF the grooms par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry De
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01

Mrs ora f. Higgerson and family.
Detroit, were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elby Kanitz.
Two new children have heen add
ed to the enrolment OF the Raj Ugh
VILE School. making total OF %.
Mrs. Pogany is the teacher
MIR and Mrs. Ales Alexander and
family Ypsilanti, have moved on
the Charles Knagg farm
Sunday visitors at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hopkins were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herst and
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Herst Ypsi-
lanti
Week end guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Reek were Mr.
and Mrs Strunk. Herbert Helm. Mr.
and Mrs. John Helm. all OF BENTON
Harbor: Mrs Miller, Miss Eda
Beck. Ann Arbor. Agnes Beck
Miss Hildegar Kruse and Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Kruse. Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Lentz and son
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01

and the important matter OF bulk"
overlooked.
What a difference getting enough
bull" might make! For lack OF It is
one OF the common causes OF con-
stipation. In such cases. medicinal
laxatives are only 'makeshift" rene
dies; they don't correct the cause!
But eating KELLoGG's ALL-BRAN regu-
larly and drinking plenty OF water can
prevent or overcome this trouble. For
this delicious cereal supplies the nee
eSsary bulk" Start eating AII-ARAN
today. AIL-BRAN is made by Kelloggs
in Battle Greek.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01
Why Be Troubled By
Wartime Constipation?
Avoid one Of the common
causes lock of "bvIk"!

No wonder so many
folks feel all done in"
these war daysl It's
the way we live -
longer hours, harder
work, irregular eating
habits. And in this
hurry -burly, meals are
apt TO be rushed, i'm
prOpprlv halanped
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01

Robert and Mr.. and Mrs Jack Cum
mings and baby visited Mr. and
Mrs Reno Lentz, Continental o
Mr. and Mrs Howard Lentl. Ann
Arbor. visited sunday evening a.
the James LentK home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01

NEW YORH-lNS- Named IN
honor OF the late Andrew Furuseth.
philanthropiC former seaman who
devoted his life 20 better the lot Of
American seafarers. the first OF a
chain OF recreation ceuters for
merchant seamen was opened
Wednesday In the building former
ly occupied by the Dartmouth
CIuh
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01
TO PURCHASE APPLES

Lansing, Mich. Oct 1-AP Fed
eral Agricultural Marketing ADMIN
istration will this week purchase
IS carloads of Michigan apples
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01

The Navy Department has cited
Captain Elliott Buckmaster
taboye). skipper of the Inflated
L. s. s. Yorktown, for his brilliant
handling of the carrier prior TO It's
being fatally damaged by Japanese
torpedo hits during the battle of
Midway Captain Buckmaster is
resident OF Columbus, o. (Phone-
photo).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01
NeiCS From London

Jonghe. Milan. with the immediate
family attending
About $50 guests attended the
reception which was held at Os.
strander's Han
The bride and groom received
many beautiful gifts In about ten
days they will be in their new
home on the Milan-Oakville Rd
Birthday Observed
The Birthday Club met at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank White
TO observe Mrs Whites birthday
Saturday. Those who attended
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Sackett
and Virginia, M and Mrs. Leo
Long Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heidi
and family, Nh and Mrs. Charlie
Hammond and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Theron Painter and family.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01
Son Transferred

Son Transferred
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kanitz have
received worG that their son
Charles has been sent from Fort
Custer to Camp Robinson. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs carl Heidi. Mr.. and
Mrs Aaron Heidi. Flint, and Mrs.
liberal Heidi and baby. Detroit.
visited at the homes OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rothman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank White and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Heidi, Saturday.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Grannis, Ypsi!anti, visited Mr.. and
Mrs A. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Eddington at.
tended the Adrian Fair Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01

For ouoIity AND Economy Try
ASP eggs, ond co, more ssss
tool They're good for yos.
There's always o fresh supply
in AGP Departments end
they're sUeronteedl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-01

YouM find dozens end dozens
OF cheese in A6P Doiry Depart
ments. They're oil OF Hovor-
peck ond tosts Just os good os
they look. A cheese for EVERY
toste ond poeketbookl
Evening star., 1942-08-09

Colored-Nr 5th and L n.e.-6 large
rms h-wh., Colonial porch. garage. hard
wood floors; will sacrifice. $1,000 Mr..
Dickens. Decatur 1882, Decatur 1161.
Evening star., 1942-08-09

Practically new, brick, semi-detached:
seven rooms including recreation room, y
baths. hardwood floors, reception hall en-
trance, modern streamined Kitchen, airss
conditioned oil heat, laundry trays ara
many other extra features found in auanty
homes. Call at or phone our once TOT oe-
tails.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
5OOI E. Capitol St. Realtors. II. 500
Evening star., 1942-08-09

northwestern D. C. has a more complete
home Listen! First floor with en-
trance hall |. r.. d. r., kit. Law. and laun-
dry: at stair landing. a den with fire.
place and bath tsuitable as 4th bed
room); 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms and baths;
basement, recr. room. maids atrs and ga
rage. A charming. restricted location III
Barnaby Woods with grounds now in
riot of color. It's tempting price will help
you to quick decision.
r. P. RIPLEY. SH. 1899 Even. CHI. 1884
Evening star., 1942-08-09

Colored-Nr. 3rd and r sts.-7 z.
h.-wh. full cellar, long yards. Mr.
Brown North 6420.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
WESTERN REAL ESTATE

CO., =
20O1 11th ST NV MI RSH4-R5HS-S422 9
Evening star., 1942-08-09
COLORED.
~ WHITE AVE.

In Fairmont Heights, just over the Die
trict line, this six-room frame house WITH
bath is real buy at S4.o50.00: hot-vater
heat. city water and sewer, Colonial front
beautiful surroundings.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave, NV Realtors. MA; a!ea.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
FYCFJJ,ENT VALUE

Only few new homes of this type on
the present market. beautiful Early Amerl-
can hrick home , short blocks to Conn.
ave. SHOPPING and TRANSPORTATION: we'll
arrpreed rooms. " tile baths: living room
1923, screened living porch, recreation
room; immediate possession. Gail EN-.
1000 Sunday F.. A TWEED CO., 5504
Evening star., 1942-08-09
Lovely French Cottage,
DiStinctiVe=IndiYidual!

Spacious wooded grounds perfect
setting. A charming house with studlo
living room 30xl5. Although practically
new. the grace and atmosphere of the old
is strikingly apparent. The owner, who
mas been transferred, used eAceuenl 1uoe
Some of the ref1nements are best-auality,
random width pegsed oak floors built-in
iavatory, Venetian blinds. picture windows,
quaint balconies. screened living porch,
fasstone terrace. select kitchen equipment
tTo-car GARAGE and the grounds are beau
tIfully Handicapped. This is truly a grand
opportunity for small family really ap-
preciatipe of charm. environment and
privacy. In nearby Maryland, near Ken
wood Club. Price. S16,95O BOSS &,
PHELPS Exclusively, MA. $500 Evenings
and Sunday. call Mr.. Shackelford 81.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
PARNABY WOODS. D. G..
NEAR PINEHURST CIRCLE.

Detached brick Colonial home, contain
ing bedrooms and bath with lavstory on
lst floor center hall plan with dining room
and kitchen on one side and large living
room connecting with screened porch on
other This home has hot-water heat. hred
garage and is Insulated. weather stripped
and cauked: the house has just been COM
pletely decorated inside and out the lot is
so #. wide and contains beautiful shade
trees and sarden. Bus service about | block
from door. Price. S14.750. For appoint
ment to inspect call owner. EN-. 1889. Or
MILLS IL DAVIS, INC, ME. 1900.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
CHEVY CHASE
S1A 750

Sl4. OU.
THIS IS A REAL FAMILY HOME WITH
4 BEDROOMS, ] z BATHS ON 2nd FLOOR,
AN EXTRA BEDROOM AND BATH ON
lSt FLOOR.
screened living porch, detached garage.
auto. heat. One block from bus. Walking
distance to stores and schools. Call
&, CO, INC
Evening star., 1942-08-09
1923 SPRING ROAD NV.

OPEN SUNDAY 3 TO g.
Desirable six-room tapestry brick home,
all large rooms. very deep yard, garage. au-
tomato heat and hot water. Immediate
possession. Priced reasonable. Come see
this good value.
LIZA Park Road N w co. nS3S.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
S7.85O-SILVER SPRING.
GROOM BRICK,
THE, PERFECT CRIME

would be for you NOT to see this ex--
ceptional home, 3 mi from Bank OF
Bethesda Built to order OF stone on q
lot and half, shaded by oak trees and
handled with rare. good taste Six rooms.
: baths. recr room. built-in garage
fireplaces. People in the area qualify for
B gas cards or there's a bus only 200
#. away Arrangements to see it can
be learned from OIL. 110S either sun. or
Mon IN brokers
Evening star., 1942-08-09

200 BLOCK N ST. NV. I.
Six rooms and bath; refrigerator, J
ranges, set tubs. coal heat Colonial from
porch, slate roof: priced extremely low At
$3.50 Call at or phone for details.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.!
PCS N Y Ave NV. Realtors. MA o7os
5001 e Capitol st. Ii. 3o46.
Evening star., 1942-08-09
ONCE THERE WERE 80,

But only 4 left 3-br., 2-bath homes in
lovely restricted Woodside Forest. ideally
located, fast buses at corner, only few
min. 70 downtown. OIt Ga ave ! mile
past Silver Spring to signs. Pre-war prices
still available: TRADES CONSIDERED
Call or come out today.