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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-31

Pick Of The Air Today

Chs IL Kate smith.
80 Discussion. The Hope OF
United Nations
5l5- Rex Stout Our Secret
Weapon.
500 Kate smith hour. drama,
Master Map OF America
100 Madeleine carroll In Pen
ny Arcade
ESQ Brewster Boy.
l0.OO-Carayan Hour
BLU 2;3O-Farm and Home Jr0
gram:
sos Scramble, Bob Ripley NJ C.
:. 3o-Lone Ranger,
9.OO-Gangbusters.
1000 Meet Your Navy.
10.45-Men. Machines. Victory
MBS II 80 a. m Yankee House
Party
las p. Len Salyo, organ;
100 Halls OF Montezuma;
$50 Double or Nothing quiz.
ll,3O-W Words Without Music
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Churches

Continued from Page One)
a candle-light service with the three
choirs singing.
Rev. Walter b. Heyler requests
the day be one of PRAYER and dedi-
cation in Methodist family gather
ings.
Services In Morning
Mass will be said in ST. John
Catholic Church on Friday morn
ing at $50, Z. $50, 10 and 1880.
Devotional Service
Watch Night WI be from 9 O..
clock till midnight in the church
Of the Assembly Of God, corner OF
michigan Ave. aud Prospect ST. II
Will be a devotional service, closing
with prayer service.
Party Planned
4 New Years Eve party will be-
in First Methodist Church at
3 o'clock tonight. Alex Kom-
osinsN will direct the evening S
activities. This will he merged at
ll.50 into a Watch Night service
IN the church auditorium.
Guest Speakers
Watch Night service will begin
at the Church OF the Nazarene at 9.
Rev. John Walter Burgess will have
the service in charge Two guest
speakers will take part. Rev. Paul
Jarvis, a minister Of the same de.
nomination in Ann Arbor will
speak as well as Rev. a. J. Newland
coming from the north. There will
be singing and testimonies VIII also
make part Of the evening. The
meeting will close with PRAYER at
m dnight. and the service Will end
at j , 30
To Burn Mortgage
Burning Of the mortgage on their
church will be the highlight OF
services tonight in the Evangelistic
Mission
This evening a Watch Night serv-
ice will be conducted at Chr stian
and Missionary Alliance. The meet
ing will begin at 40 p. m. and
continue until the ushering in OF
the new year az - O'Clock.
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Kitchener Gives
1913 Detectives

Washington Dec 81 -AP-Rep-
Iesentative Earl e. Kitchener CR-
Mich) wants the new Congress to
sidetrack politics and economic
planning
Suggesting three Fundamental
detectives" for the country and
it's legislature. Kitchener said the
time has come to concentrate on
winning the war and preparing for
a return TO the American way OF
life hest guaranty OF the four
freedoms
Briefly. he said the new Con
gress should have these objectives:
] Do everything necessary to
bring quick victory.
2 Plan for permanent peace.
3. Return 10 the people the gov
eminent which has been function
ing through executive order and
bureaucratic regulation and control
during the war emergency"
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LIVESTOCK

Livestock
Detroit Mich. Deg 81 Eel
Steers and year.ings. Sli.35.
Shortfed steers. NIl Il. com
mon grassy steers. 50 a ioNr.
Beef cows. SlH5U L. 30. cutter CONS
mainly SS-5lp.25- sausage bulls
irom tl3l35o
Calves. good and choice Grades.
$3.50 Is. common AMI medium
Grades. $40 1850.
Hogs Good 20 choice butchers
scaling lNH 600 lbs. late at
SASS r15o. stays Sl225. SONS
Sl3e5-lS so
sheep. Choice native lambs
El5.7t.l6 medium % good lambs
$l5l5.5o. common throWouts. NA
down
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LONDON-4AP The home office
announced today that Johannes
Mar!nus Dronkers, Dutch subject
identified as a German secret serv-
ice agent, was executed at Wands-
worth Prison this morning
MADRiD-AP- Severe winter
weather has swept Spain. with
heavy SHOWS blanketing the south
ern plateau from the hills OF the
Mediterranean provinces to the out
skirts OF Seville. Freezing tempera.
lures in the south OF Spain, not ac.
customed to such cold hit hard at
the poor, and relief organizations
launched drives to obtain warm
clothing for them.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. Robert Black. in falling at
her home Monday, broke a small
bone In her right foot.
Little Ethelyn Black, fve-year-
old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Black, after being guaranteed
ten days for scarlet fever, is now
released from quarantine.
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SUCCEEDS FATHER

toldwater, Dec. SLAP vii
liam Burns, %. succeeds his faith
or as Branch County's youngest
sheriff at midnight tonight. He
has been deputy sheriff four years
and undersheriff two years The
elder Burns Is retiring after %
years in law enforcement to spend
all his time farming
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Wednesday evening Corp. Nor
man Christian from Camp Bowie.
Texas, arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert s. Christian for a
ten-day furlough. He is now a cor
poral in a hospital center Satur-
day night Miss Dorothy Doolin will
come from Hopkinsville, Ky, to
stay at the Christian home for d
Vfsit
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NEW YORK ms At least one
major oil company today ordered
suspended for all but essential
uses gasoline sales in seventeen
eastern seaboard states and the
District Of Columbia. Disclosure
that supplies OF the vital fuel had
again been depleted to the levels
OF two weeks ago when the OPA
ordered reduction in value OF "B
and &C" ration coupons, was made
today by the Atlantic Refining
Company.
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Vegetables
Detroit Mich. Dec. IL
BEErS-Fancy. ti2j bu.: No. I.
1881 bu
CABBAGE No /. 1900 bu.
RED CABBAGE-No. !, s0c-ti25
hu
CARROTS NJ. /. tl75-2 bu.
CELERY ROOTS No. 7. 1852 bu:
Michigan squares fancy. t2.25.
ESQ
ONIONS dry. fancy. tls5 5O-lb.
sack, No. l. Sl4o-l50: No. 2,
Sll0
PARSNIPS- No. 1. Sl.7B.2 bu.;
No. .. 81 IS.
POTATOES-No. ]. f2I5.2.5O 100.
H. sack. No. ?. SI30l.50.
RED RADlSHES, dollhouse. No. /,
soc doz bChs
RJTABAGAS-No. /. 1891 90 bu.
SPlNACH-No. /. Fl.l25 bu.
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Daily Market Report

fancy. S2225 bu No. !, tI.50-1.75
tu.s No. ., 75c-fi00:. Greetings.
No T. soctl25 bu. SHOWS. fan
cy sl-35 bu No. /. s0e-Sil5 bu.:
No. 2. 5o-15c bu.; Northern Spies.
No 4l.50-2. No. >. 15c-Sl: Jon
athdUs. No. 1, Sl.25I75 bu.
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NAV NAME FIcY

Lansing, Mich. Dec. Sins
Rumors spread in political circles
today that Gov. Elect Harry F.
Kelly will appoint Charles Figy.
farm group leader of Morenci,
Mich. as state agricultural direc-
tor. Figy has been well known 10
Republican leaders because OF his
work as an official OF the Michigan
state grange. He has never held
a state post.
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Gasoline Stolen

Theft OF gasoline from trucks
owned by the Webb Coal Co., 62S
y. Huron St, was reported Wednes-
day by the manager of the company
as having occurred on several oc-
casions in the past week. About 25
gallons are missing Trucks are
parked back OF the office building
and equipped with lock caps. which
have been broken off. during the
night
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NatIenaI RreadeastLna compay

National Broadeastina Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WV
$50. NHAM llSo. WMAQ $40
Blue NETWORK NXYZ 1910,
WLW ZOO. WGN 520
Columbia Broadeasting Company
WJR go. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880.
WFBM 1860. VICAR l4S0, WBNS
1850. WDOD 1870
BLUE NETWORK WOWO 1850.
Mutual Broadesstine Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700,
CKLW SOC. WJBK 1890.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-31

VI " llbhl NbligNi soy AAAN nv N'N'
been moved from Fort Custer to
Camp Claiborne. louisiana.
Mr. and Mrs. James Valley, Pin
coming. Mrs. Estella Greanya, Bay
City, and Mrs Janet Blonden, Flint.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. AFRO Day
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn White and
son Garth, Wayne; Mr. and Mrs.
Eaton@sspberts and family, Ypsi.
lSnti: M. and Mrs Alden Day and
family and Earl Roberts and chill
dren, Phyllis and Arnold were Sun
day dinner guests OF Mrs. Glen
Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Day and
daughter Jane. YpsilSnti Mr.. and
Mrs. william Day and family.
Dearborn, and Mrs, Lena Day and
daughter Maude were Christmas
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Lee Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allen en-
tertained for Christmas dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. David GRrllck and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
GarlIck and family.
George Fem and daughter Ruth
Ypsilanti. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Malesh spent Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. George Essex.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Day and Mr.
and Mrs. Alden Day and family had
Christmas dinner with Mrs. Lena
Day and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bill
mire, Maybee.
Mr., and Mrs. James Cunningham
and daughter Carolyn and Mrs.
Hattie swihArt and son William.
Ypsilanti, were Sunday afternoon
visitors OF Mrs. Lena Day
Mr. and Mrs. Alden -ay and
family attended the Christmas Pro
gram held at the Herkimer School.
near Scofield, Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wright and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Hamilton, Tecumseh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Harpst and
family, Maybe9, were Sunday din
ner guests OF Mr. and Mrs. AFRO
Day
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Attend Rites

Mrs. ]. ]. Forbes and daughters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Tompkins and Miss
Josephine Forbes. attended the tu-
neral OF Mrs. Walter Stewart. Mrs.
Forbes niece at Kalamazoo. We'd
nesday. Mrs w. ]. Strang. a cousin
Of Mrs. Stewart, was unable to at
tend
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Deaths
WILLIAM WYATT

William Myltt n FORMER EN-
ploye at the Slaughter farm. sue
cumbed Wednesday afternoon at )
o'clock.
He was born Sept. S, 1876, in
Escanaba
Short services will be conducted
from ST. Johns Catholic Church
Saturday morning al II O'Clock and
interment will be in ST. Johns
Cemetry A high mass will be
said Tuesday for the repose OF his
soul
Friends may call at the Jay
Moore Funeral Home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-12-31

New Years Eve
LOOKING BACK AND AHEAD go
MBS s 1912 In Review inelud-
ing recordin-s Of famous voices
in the news: MIC 1880 Editors
and Editorial Writers Report on
state Of the Nation; CHS y
midnight The American
Scene, The Nation in Wartime 20
ADL~STAR TREASURY HOUR -
Blu S:3O-Variety Show replac
ing Americas Town Meeting.
VICE PRES. WALLACE MBS 10
Discussion with Raymond Clap.
per.
FOOTBALL REVIEW Blu 10: IS
Sugar Bowl; MBS lO:45 Cotton
Bowl
WATCH NIGHT SERVICES BLU
1850 Riverside Church, New
York
NEW YEARS PARTIES Across
the Country MBS HIS TO 4 a.
twenty-five Bands, MIC
HISS to 3 a. m.-The Nation
Greeting New Years; BLU 1908
TO 3 a. m-Band Parade
NBC-S-Fanny Brice.
S;S0-Henry Aldrich:
9:OO-Bing Crosby Hour.
lO:Oo-Rudy vallee and Elsie
Janis:
1880 March of Time.
CBS-S- Frank Sinatra in Reflec-
tions.
8:30-Death Valley Days,
S:00-Major Bowes Amateurs;
9:30-StaRe Door Canteen:
i0:00-First Line. L s. Navy.
BLU-7:30 - Metropolitan Opera
u. s. A,
9:30-Alyino Rey Band
10: Wings to Victory.
MBS-7:l5- Johnson Family.
10:S0-'Paul Schubert war analysis.
Friday
NBC-s a. m. Everything Goes;
1:15 p. mt. S. Marine Band.
7:30-Tommy Riggs, Betty Lou;
S:00-Lucille Manners concert,
S:30-Informatlon Please;
9:00-Waltz Time,
:30-Plantation Party:
10:O0--People Are Funny quiz.
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PRODUCE
{ VOLTS Grocery
POULTRY
lBaEleYk Marketl
{ Buying Prices)

Hens, over 5 lbs. ..........8 ~
Hens, under lbs. .......... %
Leghorns 6 lbs. and up .... rs
Springers Obj .............. .27
Brothers (under 2l3D ....... 20
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MAS. MARGARET LocKHARr

Mrs. Margaret BOckhart, who
lived in Ypsilanti number OF
years ago while educating her
daughter, passed away Dec is at
the age OF 50 in Detroit. Her daugh-
ter, Mrs Beatrice Curns, resides
In Detroit.
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Detroit. Mich. Dec 81
BaldVins, No. I. Sil.25
bu.; Delicious. No l.. Sl.75 200
bu.. No. ?. $3.50 bu.; Mcintosh.
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YpsiLdnti Briefs
Car Recovered

"A wrecked l94l sedan. stolen
Monday from the used car lot o.
Alex. Longnecker. "a T. MichigaG
Ave, was recovered by State Pc
lice Wednesday. It was found aban-
doned on Us-23 a quarter Of a mile
south OF Bemis Rd.
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In Custody

Joseph Dubois was arrested by
the city police at $3.50 this morn
ing, on +. Cross St, on charges Of
being intoxicated and disorderly.
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Heater Flares Up

The fire department Wednesday
night extinguiShed a !lare-up from
an oil heater for A. Lowe, 703 Haw.
kins ST.
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Eaton Mills
HEAR FROM SOLDIER

Eaton Mills. Mich. Dec. 81
Friends here have received word
OF Wilbur Collyer saying he has
been moved from Fort Custer to
Camp Claiborne. louisiana.
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Every business activities to take advantage OF
every possible short power, equipment
mileage Not only this trend popular
essentially in order to give full cooperation
to he counry's ware effort
Evening star., 1942-01-04
BETHESDA.

500 cash. $50 per morth. New br.ck
ioullAdisN' IuI oaseEHE'- tile bath. al o.
- o. elc-i rnAlenIenl 70 stores. schoo- s..
tEanSpoFtai-o and new Naval Hospital
~ TO- ROSEDALE AVE z
Evening star., 1942-01-04
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

Attractive and tastefully furnished q
sun porch with flower garden exposure,
breakfast room, fireplace in living room,
built-in garage, automatic oil heat ana hot
Telephone on 1st floor, extension on 2nd
foor; walking distance TO shopping center
and schools, including university: new
house condition; available immedia tely;
owner: 5000. Phone WO. 2916 or OIL. 2916:
Evening star., 1942-01-04
NEARBY VA.-S7.35O.

spacious rooms. plus !, baths and
preakfast room: complete with Venetian
D4lnoS. oil burner, garage. screened porch;
large lot. sOxllO Il square from bus q Oc
iarel Shopping center nearby. yet in re-
Strlcted community. Occupied by adults
only Splendid condition. Owner moving.
IHnlsolate POSSESSION. open daily. 10 10
= Reasonable terms Located at 2o23-
20 Aloem2-.a St, Ice II lEhts Va Orly
} squares from trafic lChr ~ Glshn ri,
Le1 n 1E9Y '-C- bOl'evsrdy x n
ERrMRACK fhr.-.-..- - -e-. n. -
Evening star., 1942-01-04
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

Must be sold Am IN PIX, 46ll Warren
st n.w.-6-room det brick. den . baths.
occupied only ls months Open to 6
Sunday. Mass ave. to 46th 81. right 3
blocks 70 Warren st. left to house.
AD i2Q1 RE lS31. EN- 1864
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Colored--Gresham pl.: r, INV h. tis
bath; excellent nelghborhood priced rea-
sonabl le' will sell for small down payment.
Lincoln 1858
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Colored-New house. 6 r, INV h. cleo.
full cellar. Colonial porch. hardwood floors:
only S6950: terms. Garfield Hts. Decatur
400.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Colored-Ideal ne. section; r. h.
$3.50 terms to suit Decatur b3sS
Colored-Beautiful home, large rms,
nr. 18th and Park rd. liberal terms.
Taylor 301O.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

CoIored-Nr. Park pl and Irving st,
oVeriooklng Soldiers Home grounds r.,
on : floors. recreation rm. Colonial porch:
sardse. beautiful condition throughout; Ist
ssiine onered at this price. Call Mr..
stephens, Decatur 1852.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

CoIoreo-b large rms, tile bath, h-wh.
gooo conoition; Quincy nr. North Capitol.
Bargain. North 1909
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Colored-10 large rms, tile bath h.
VII, elec. Park I'd. nr. 11th: $500.
North I3nQ
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Co!ored-Aoams st, nr. lst NV: 6 r.
n h, excellent condition; terms De.
Catur llhl -
Evening star., 1942-01-04
HOUSES FuRN. OR UNFURN.

GENTLEMAN HOME, 9 RMS, BATHS.
2-car garage. acre of sround, on main
blvd, close to D C. line. Furn.. Sl25. or
unfurr, 81 90 per mo. Cali North 1908
or inquire 1891 R. I. ave. ne. 70 inspect
Evening star., 1942-01-04
OWNERS HOME

Near Kenwood, a restricted country atmos.
phere, located only 20 minutes from down..
town Washington: bedrooms, baths
malds room and bath. large screened
porcn; large hagstoned terrace; 2-car at
tached garage: nearly ! acre OF ground,
For appointment phone VT 5T7I
Evening star., 1942-01-04
GUY Timer,
G.

COLORED-NR 18th AND STS-Ie
r., > baths. automatic oil heat, hardwood
floors: garage. Decatur Ills.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

COLORED-1lth AND T SIS Nw-a R.
. b, oil burner. first comml zone. Slo.50n.
1900 blk of ST. W, r. b. h.-v h.
elec.. dining I'm. and kit. in basement:
S6.s5O. 400 blk. of N Y. ave. NV, IL
r, b.. unheated, elec.: $1,000 cash. 400
blk NJ 81. NV. IL r., D., h.-T.h., elec.i
Evening star., 1942-01-04
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
C430 4th ST NE.

Attractive semi-det. Colonial brick, B
lovely rooms, tile bath, auto. heat, porches.
garage. etc. Excellent condition. real
home value for only S5.950 on easy terms.
Immediate possession.
Leo M. Bernstein Il Co., ME. 500.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

SILVER SPRING.
S1o.2b0-Bedroom and bath on 1st door,
hrand.new;- bedrooms and bath on Sec
ond door; large lot. complete and modern
DAVIS CO.. MA. 0362.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
SILVER. SPRING..

new houses nearing completion beau
tiful. wooded lots overlooking Sligo Park;
g rooms, ! and Ia baths, stairway to
attic, sir-corditioned heat: close TO bus
builder. Sligo 3203
BUNGALOW AND 5 ACRES
FREQUENT BUS IN FRONT PROPERTY.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
SLIGO PARK HILLS

De- tached brick, corner, : rooms. ga
VI old. a real buy, owner being transferred.
Call for appt. to inspect. Mr.. Bennett. GE.
zoos. or WAPLE Il JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.
Stop paying rent and buv your home. Look
at 29l6 10th St. ne, priced TO sell:
rooms. bath. convenient to all utilities:
Will sell Oh easy terms For inspection call
MR. OREM GE 4h39 or DI 3346
Evening star., 1942-01-04

washington Bsltimore blvd. 25 Minis
drive TO downtown D. C; genuine home
bargain. poultry farm. or tourist camp
site Call Mr. CARPENTER, DI. T140
EYanihas HN1 E2lh
Evening star., 1942-01-04
HOUSES FOR SALE.

$3.50 = SILVER SPRING IS ROOMS,
I'm toilet and shower xsa IN basement. 21oe
FIVE LARGE Rooms AND BATH.
Full basement. h.-w.h.. large lot and To-
Gated in the. best section of Silver Spring;
Mr. boHzE "a sc.' eE a9l' sa By 81 ss4s aa'
Beat the rent man. SSin'o' have . Groom
home, z inclosed ,porches, front porch
ssoss G ess
W.. woe 4s44. 4sIahS 81 :ss ss4s ne, MA' "AAV1H
NEW BRIGK EI{ ! rtP H3ME-pETAcHD. T. Z q
city and must sell this house, which is
little more than one year old and In ex-
sWn w HneSor nac ca. M1
EN-. 2527. WAPLE Il JAMES, INC,
CONNECTICUT AYE; NEAR wARDMAN
q large rooms. 3 baths oil heat, gear
brick garage. This is rare chance to
purchase town home on the best street in
o nspeef oa M Mr. oP pARksR Fss Of 81 Sss @
or ia 1868 ewes.
NEAR .35th AND EYE sTs. NV
small 6-room and on 3ath brick; rented
near 9th and Eye SITS. ne. 9 rooms and
heth stove heat Rented 750. Price.
$3.50. In good condition Call Mr.
Pendleton. .DU: 346s. VALE 4 JAMES,
INC, DI 3346
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
Row brick, large rooms, modern bath
front porch, rear porches, garage; entire
property in excellent condition; less than
10 yrs. old. Call Mr.. Altman, FIR. 1904.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th st. NV Di 3s4e,
MARIETTA PARK.
S-room brick. recreation rm.. built-in
garage: this is an ideal home for or 2
families. Convenient to 2 bus lines,
stores and schools. Inspection by appt.
only Call Mr.. PARTLoW. RA. 1885
RENTERS ATTENTION. WHY
Continue to Day rent when $500 cash
and S37 so mo. including interest will buy
! ~ Quincy pl ne? nice-size rooms.
beautiful tile bath. bult-in tub, shower.
auto. Ess heat, garage, etc House in good
condition. Possession can be had. Cheap,
SG.25o. You should grab this. OWNER,
TG0S Alaska ave
DOWNTOWN
Rooming house. and orS. once. Sl7,500
large correr building. now used as resi-
Gence and cfices bv prominent doctor.
ideal for residence or leasing, for rental
modern and in excellent condi-
ton. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO, MA. 0352.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
4 BEDROOMS.

$500 cash SIS per month ircludax
ta@cs. Other homes from $3.50 10 -. 600.
70 inspect turn left on Cavalier trail Just
oeFond rock quarry 2 mile past STOP lght
saturday and Sunday. FREDERICK W.
BERENS. INC 1922 K 81 n " NA 500
Evening star., 1942-01-04
HOUSES UNFURNlSHED.

4T0I ALTON PL. NW-5-BEDRoOM CO.
Ionial house, b., Law. rec. rm.: oil neat
Cali Sat Sun. afternoons, evenings a
4oTn 10th ST. NE.-6 RMS, BATH. GAS
heat air condition; avail. Jan. 9th: rent
S12 80 month. Ii. 1900.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
OPEN SUN, 2-6-VACANT.

Reeonditioned. well-built home OF
rooms, tiled bath. 2 porches. excellent
basement for recreation room: priced 10
Lowrle. IA 1876.
BRODIE & COLBERT, Inc.
National SG.S
Evening star., 1942-01-04
$500 DOWl

3s1s 18th st n.e-Attractive new stone
home, 8 rms. 2ia baths, with bedrm and
half bath on LIST A.. fireplace modern
kitchen. recreation nm. insulated: oil heat:
slate roof. garage. screened side porch.
price. S13.950. Small home taken in trade.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r. l. Ave. NE DE 031T.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

400 BLOCK NEWTON PL.- NV.
rented for $3.50 per month: a bargain
for S.. $50. on terms. Mr.. Raine. AD. gore.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC, DI 3346.
BETHESDA, MD = MODERN 7-ROOM
brick home in attractive wooded section
near the new Naval Hospital. , bedrooms
on st floor. . on 2nd floor large living
room automatic heat, garage: lot, 65-ft
frontage. A really nice home, So, $50. Call
E. M. FRY, INC.
6s40 Wisconsin Ave WI. 6740
Evening star., 1942-01-04

8 ROOMS-OIL HEAT.
EXCEL. NV. SECTION.
Mr.. 18th and Galiatin sts. NV. Attrsc
detached home, g rms, 3 bedrns.. bath; p
car gar; sttrac yard 40xl50 IT,. stone
fireplace. excel. cond Only $4,000. Call
Mr.. Thompson. RA. 1862. DIXIE REALTY
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Co4oreq-Nr. 9th and S: r. h-yh
eiec, cellar; ideal central location; liberal
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SILVER SPRING. MD.
5-room and bath stone and brick bunga-
low. finished attic. full basement fireplace.
gas air conditioned. large wooded lot.
choice neishborhood. near schools and
TRANSFORMATION.
SMITH d GOTTL1EB. INC. SH. 6la5.
BY OWNER, GRIN HOUSE, 3 LGE. BED
rms. attached gar. and porch. large wooded
lot. Out Plney Branch rd. to Flower ave.
left ? blks TO Reading I'd, left on Reading
10 ssh
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OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Will sell his home in Petworth, between
st. Gabriels Church and Soldiers Home;
row house: rooms, hardwood floors and
trim; fireplace, very large closets. large
porches, two rear porches inelosed. one
glsssed IN, bright basement with painted
walls. toilet. laundry trays. oil burner. hot
water heat. deep lot to alley, garage: high
elevation: good view over city; suitable for
. families accessible by bus lines: priced
for quick sale. ROBERT E. HEATER, Room
500. SIS 18th 81. NV. Phone MA. 1872
between and 3 5"
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NEW DETACHED BRICK
BRADLEY HILLS. ADJOINING KENWOOD.
gr

ENWOOD.
$l2.g60.
This beautiful new residence Just COM
pleted. and all finished work done BY one
master craftsman. Built Of the best ma
terial. this is real quality built home
containing spacious rooms, tile baths
extra lavatory. very attractive recreation
room with fireplace. beautiful ultramodern
kitchen attached garage. Restricted COM
munity. Terms, SO 500 cash and SS5 per
mo Drive out Wis ave, left on Bradley
blvd. to Falrglen I'd, left to house. 55l3
Falrglen rd. SAML E BOGLEY. 669S
Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin $500.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

CHFIIOI HILL,
CORNER-1O ROOMS. 2 BATHS
Nicely furnished and arranged for room
renting; an attractive brick home, square
to Confessional Library, north of Pa. ave.
Sc. real money maker under good
management. Price, S10,500. Eve. or
Sun, phone Franklin 3010.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
700 18th ST Realtor MA n153