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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-06-11

spread itself above all the others.
Rising from Tamuzuncha1e, we
came at last to an extensive plateau,
where there was much cultivation.
There was much sugar-cane, and
small sugar mills, privately owned.
and too small to- be fcal1edsfactor-
les, were boiling ,dpwn the syrup.
The cane-industry at Ell
Mantle, where there is the largest
sugar factory in Mexico. Another
sign of progress was the number Of
large orange groves set out in the
last two or three years, and much
of the thick jungle was being clear
ed away for this purpose. The or
ange crop seemed to center around
Montemorelos, where there are
large, orange groves. Mexican or
anges seem tasteless and watery,
evidently because of poor manage
ment and care, the soil in the val
leys is black, producing fruit with
out much labor. 1t was Sunday and
the people had taken to the road,
much as they do in England on
Sunday. Some however were culti-
waiting the fields with yokes of oven.
Soon we reached populous Monter-
rey, with it's 100000 people and civ
ilization practically ceased as we
reached the tedious customs at La
redo
We now turned toward the Pa
cific, over rolling Texas prairies,
covered with short stubby brush.
At intervals there were deep ra-
vines (barrancas) climaxing at the
Grand Canyon of the Pecos, where
there was immense erosion.
A ghost town, with only a few
houses is called Langtry. Here Roy
Bean, the ''only law west of the
Pecos," held his court in saloon,
his jury the people gathered there
who voted with uplifted hand, as
each case was tried. Actress Lily
Langtry made such an impression
on Judge Bean, that he had the
town named for her, after her visit
here.
AS we near Ell Paso, we change
from desert to irrigated farms. New
canals are being constructed. For
100 miles up and down the Rio
Grande, Elephant Butte Dam
spreads its beneficial waters, over
an extensive level, fertile country.
This is the source OF much wealth
to Ell Paso. A belated cotton crop
is being picked. Men, women and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-06-11
Oakland

Helen Burt spent from Thursday
until Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Mills.
Mrs. Dorothy Brannon is visiting
Mrs. Minnie Mills and Mr.. anG
Mrs. O. r.. Wilson. She will leave
this week for Paduoah, Ky. to join
her husband who is employed there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ball of Malta
spent Sunday at the o. r. Wilson
and Mary Dyke homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sillons
and son and Raymond Sillons of
Newark spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Lane, and
family.
Minnie Mills received word from
her son, Othel, of Atlanta, Ca,
that he had been inducted into the
army and is stationed at Camp
Barkeley, Texas. He is in the med
ical corps in combat first aid. He
has been employed for the past few
years at the White Cross hospital
in Atlanta.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Barak Russell, ac-
companied by Mrs. Caroline New
som, called at the Valley Hills Rest
Home Thursday Of last week. Miss
Mary Bell who had spent several
months at the Rest Home accompa-
MED them to her home in Malta,
and Mrs. Newsom remained to care
for her.
Mrs. Esther Calvert was dinner
guest at the C. B. Ray home, Stock
port, Saturday. The occasion was
4 in honor Of the birthday of Mrs.
Mary North Other guests were
Mrs. Mary Justice and Mrs. Savilla
Coler. "dt M ta..
Mr. and Mrs. e. c.. Hale and
Clyde Scott accompanied J. r. Hen
cry and attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Hale's brother, William Mat
son, at Glouster, Saturday. ot
DR.. j. G.. Gage was called to Co.
lumbus, Monday morning, on ac-
count of the death of his mother,
Mrs. Laura Gage, which occurred
j Sunday evening. (See account else
where.-Ed.)
J. Neil Ross of Ohio State Uni
. versity spent Saturday night and
Sunday morning with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ross.
Mrs Earl Phillips of East Wind
sor was Sunday dinner guest of
her son, G. H. Phillips, and family.
Afternoon callers were Mrs. AL
media Rogers, John Rogers, Light
ner ridge, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Lane of Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Benjamin, jr.,
and little son David Lee of Canton
were Monday afternoon visitors Of
the formers parents.
Mrs. Ivan Ball attended the
Methodist conference at Spring
field, last week, from Tuesday until
Thursday evening.
Saturday visitors at the Tilghman
Kinney home were Mrs. Clara Kin
ney of McConnelsville, and daugh-
ter Helen, student nurse at Be-
thesda hospital, GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. v. Rardin were
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Mervyn Sleek, near Dale.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-06-11
Page Five

ground. They seem like a sad
discouraged lot. Labor is scarce,
and there is much advertisement
for labor. -.,r
We cross another desert to Lords
burg. This town has made much
progress here in the heart of the
wilderness, since We were here two
years ago. Arizona and Mexican
Sonora grow all the saguaro cactus
there is, it being found nowhere
else. The giant grows so feet
high, and spreads it's weird arms
against the sky. 1t takes two or
three hundred years to make a
,saguaro cactus. It's frame, or skel-
eton is light, yet strongly construct
ed, and they seldom succumb to the
strongest tornado. 1t is weird
sight to gaze upon a saguaro army
storming the heights of the noun
tains, even seen high up on their
\ tops, suggesting Missionary Ridge.
At Yuma we cross the Colorado
river, where the All-American
canal begins An electric desiIting
apparatus, sweeps away the accu-
mulating detritus keeping the water
clean. We missed the bright flow
ers of the Imperial Valley, the sea-
son being late for them, but we
were delighted with the peculiar
deep green of the vegetation in ear
ly February. Beans, lettuce, spin
ach, and flax We're seen. Flax is
produced for the oil and the cigar
cite paper, and was blue with the
blossoms.
We saw the plant called guayule,
which is said to be the most feas.
ible source of synthetic rubber. II
is short and stubby, and grows
about two feet high. Guayule rub
Der has about 900 of the efficiency
Of grade A Para rubber. 1t grows
in west Texas, New Mexico and Cal
ifornia. Salinas Valley, California,
produced 100000 pounds of rub
Der in 1941, after 10 years expert
mentation. The war cutting Off our
supply Of rubber, the synthetic sup
ply will be doubled this year. The
U. s. department of agriculture will
seed $4,000 acres. The wild plant
yields 1O-158o, and the cultivated
plant 2O-259o it's weight in rub
ber. The whole plant is utilized,
stems, root and all, it all yields rub
her. The future seems bright for
this form of synthetic rubber.-
Howard H. Scott, Los Angeles,
California, Feb IA, 1912.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-06-11
MoToRlNc MOTOR FROM

Returning from Mexico ] was
struck with the beauty of the land
scape. It seemed l had never seen
it before, although l had been over
it for the fourth time. / regretted
l was leaving Mexico, mystic, mys-
terious, prehistoric, yet progressive
Mexico. It's mountains were beau
tiful, swathed in clouds, and dupli-
eating Switzerland in wildness and
charm. They differed from Switzer-
land very materially however, as
they were in the tropics, and cover
ed with vigorous growth of tropi-
cal foliage. Palo blanco (white
stick) was in bloom everywhere, re-
sembling our dogwood. An inter
esting tree, umbre1la-like in form,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-06-11

Minnie Mills, Susie Wilson, Dor
othy Brannon and Dickie Cooper
visited from Friday until Sunday
with relatives at Ravenswood, w.
Va, and Marietta, Ohio.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-06-11

Watch your subscription dat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

When Mrs. GCncvicvc CzyzCw.
ski went to recorders court 20 oh
tain an assault and battery war.
rant against her husband. Edward
26, she learned for the first time
that he had divorced her two
weeks ago. il was revealed today
at the trial Of CZyZCwSkl.
CzyZewski and his father, Tony
SIS. both of 1908 Mitchell street
and both named in the warrant
were convicted today and will be
sentenced February ?. Mean
while. Judge John. V. Brennan Of
dered an investigation OF the di-
VorCc.
Mrs. CzyzcwSki said her hus-
band had been granted an unCon-
tested divorce January 13 by
Judge Sherman -. Calender
Thomas Blessing of the friend OF
the courts office verified this. lie
said he had gone 10 the C2yzewSkI
home 20 talk the matter over with
Mrs. CzyzcwSki after tho suit was
filed and did discuss 1t with {
woman.
+ But hc couldn't identify Mrs
CzyzcwSki as tho woman he haC
talked 10.
Mrs. CzyZcwSki said some onC
did come 10 the home with some
legal papers, but she wouldn't let
the man In.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

government but Is now frowneo
upon.
As of today the treasury de-
partment said auto owners must
paste the sticker on the lower
right of the windshield and, If they
want protection from thieves
write names or engine numbers or
the back of the stamp.
1--WE are all law-abidlng peO-
pie" wrote A (probably for
Anxious) Reader, land want to
do what Is right. Please put an
article in your paper telling us
Just what TO do now.
In response to this appeal anC
Ias a parting gesture, the editor
questioned Gerald A. Evans. as
lsistant collector of intern a
revenue.
"Tell them to do nothing"
said Evans. "They won't be
prosecuted. We admit We were
a party to their acts. Also we
are the enforcement agency. We
certainly are not going to ar
! rest ourselves"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Price Control
Waits Signature
Of President
Storm Brews in Capitol
Over Appointment
Of Leon Henderson

WASHINGTON. Jan IS ms.
With the Gar reaching prce
control bin before President Roosc-
Welt for his signature tho posi-
bility arose today Of bitter figh-
on the confirmation Of Leon Ken
derson as price administrator.
Final congressional action was
taken when the Senate. after a
5-hour debate. approved the bill
BY vote Of g. 20 Il
Senator Bsnkhead (D) Of Ala
hama. appealing for approval Of
the report, said many members
objected 10 tho bill because Hen
derson. now serving as price ad-
ministrator under executive order
Is expected 10 be appointed 10 the
same post under the new law.
1.-THE time 10 register objec-
tions 20 Mr. Henderson, il when
his name Is sent 10 the Senate
for confirmation" ne said
Mr.. Roosevelt is expected TO
sign the measure soon, since nc
called upon Congress SIX months
ago 10 enact a bill which would
prevent sky-rocketinG Of prices
and prevent imitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Seek Full Story
Of Pearl Hdrbor

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS QNS).
Proposals were made in Con-
gress today that Lieut.. Gen.
Walter c. Short and Admiral
Husband +. Kimmel either demand
q court-martial or be called before
a congressional committee TO an
swer charges that they were re-
sponSible for the Pearl Harbor
tragedy.
Meantime. leaders of Senate and
House naval affairs committees
considered asking a full-fedged
congressional inquiry as the House
group began a study of the re-
port of the Roberts commission.
Senator Reynolds Cd Of North
Carolina. chairman of the Senate
military affairs committee. anc
Senator Gillette CD of Iowa
member of the naval affairs com.
mittee, said that General Shor'
and Admiral kimmel are entitled
to a hearing. They asserted also
that the public is entitled to know
the full story. tD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Court to Rule ON Bride
Whether She's Listed in Draft QUESTIONABLE
as Dependent VIII Be Decided

Triplett. brought into court or
a writ of habeas corpus obtained
by Presley, said his daughter, Le'
nora. has been in Texas since she
left her husband.
ITS not that l want to know
whether she's going to live with
me-" explained Presley, who Is
20 and lives at 1884 Seward
avenue. 81 only want to get the
information straight on my
draft registration"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
LARGEST GROUP OF KIND

The engineering society, with its
1000 members composing the
largest local engineering group in
the world. has its own auditorium,
library and special rooms for each
of the II affiliated organizations.
In its wing are two fine murals,
one by Zoltan ZcpeShy, depicting
mans scientific search, and another
by Clifford West
In the hallway AT the main en-
trance to the building is a giant
bronze plaque, with n likeness O
the donor, and the inscription:
Poverty did not embitter
him. nor wealth affect the sim
pIicity Of his life and the even
tenor Of his way"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Milk Delivery
Cut Rejected

Milk will still be brought TO your
doorstep seven days a week.
The United Dairy Workers
(CIO) rejected unanimously and
vehemently a proposal. designed 10
conserve rubber and reduce the
price Of milk. 10 cut home delN-
cries TO five days.
Roy Scoggjns, retiring UDW
president, tod meeting Of 5000
milk drivers and handlers that the
proposal would save approximately
Is per cent of ne rubber used by
milk wagons and trucks.
The membership objected 10 the
proposal because, spokesman said
II would force one of every sever
men out of work and would re-
quire a weeks work 10 be done ir
FIVE days.
As a substitute measure. the
union voted 10 conserve as much
rubber as possible by renewed car,
OF tires"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
One More Day
Feb. ! DeadIine for Auto Stamps Falls on Sunday
Treasury Finds So It's Made Feb.

tomobilc-use stamp editor resigned
today to enroll in the Detroit
College of Law.
He will resume his duties here
in 1913. "a student can ordinarily
get through law school in three
years, but the editor is giving
himself extra time to be doubly
sure of his legal right
What prompted the decision was
a letter from "A Reader" saying
ne and five others had not only
written across the face of their
stamps but had pasted them on
their dashboardS as well.
This, as the editors followers
know, was once .. K. with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

Whether James PreSleys 16-
year-old bride will 90 down in his
draft QUESTIONABLE as dependent
is matter which Judge Dewitt
II. Merriam Will decide Feb
ruary 3.
The court Yesterday ordered the
girls father. OdaS Triplctt 1886
LycaSte avenue. 10 produce her in
court at that time with her mind
made up ON what she is going TO
do about Presley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Detectives in Auto
Witness StdbbinQ

Detectives George Roth and
John Cotter Of police auto squad
happened 10 be driving al Grauot
avenue and Beaubien street in
time 20 witness Stabblng
Alonzo Boston. Al Of gO2 Nadi-
son avenue, IS IN RECEIVING HoSpi-
tai with shoulder wounds and
Stephen Barner. So. OF l4O East
Lafayette avenue. Is in jail with
felonious assault charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Captured Fugitive
Faces Life Term

HILLSDALE. Jan. 2S.-Frank
Sutliffe, IS, of Jackson, who was
returned here after his escape
from the county Jail. will be ar
raigned under the habitual crimi-
nal act which carries a maximum
penalty OF life. authorities said
today.
Sutliffe was captured in Crit
fen. Ga. A $50 reward has been
offered for the capture of each
OF the three who escaped with
Sutliffe: Peter Dobos, %. Mt.
Pleasant: Lynn Wells. 20. North
Adams. and Kenneth Kelley, II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

Bulletin:
The Treasury Department has
decided February 2 and not Feb
ruary l, as previously announced,
will be the deadline for car own
-erS 10 buy use stamps.
February | falls on Sunday,
some one discovered.
Also Michiganders were ordered
To hurry up with purchases. Only
40. 600 out of 100000 car owners
have bought stamps.
4
Faced with being involved as an
accessory before the fact because
he and the federal government got
mixed up on instructions, the au-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

Miss Ii Ling Al. Chinese actress
and patriot, today was to meet
Chinese children of Detroit in tho
Douglas Houghton School. She
will speak on the film, Kukan
which she sponsored and which
will be shown Sunday night for
THE United China Relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
.DSR Profits Ebb,
Pay Rise Denied

DSR profits in the last six
months of 1871 were only $1O4, 900
about one-fifth of those for the
first half of the year, the DSR
commission revealed today in a
fiat rejection of pay raise demands
for street car men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

Gen. Hugh $. Johnson
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Dedication Set
For RdCkhdnn
Memorial Today
Van Wagner, Ruthven,
Merker, Horton viii
Attend Ceremonies

The Rackham Educational Me
moral. at Woodward and Putnam
avenues, is TO be dedicated today
as tho newest bcncvolence of the
late Horace III. Rackham, founder
Of the RaCkham fund, who willed
ia huge fortune to be used lin his
words: For the benefit OF man
kind"
Tho Rackham fortune was made
Through original investment in the
Ford Motor Company by Horace
III. and Mary A. Rackham and the
benefits of thir millions are being
returned 10 the state from which
those millions came.
At today'S ceremonies. Gov,
Murray d. Van Wagner Alexan-
der G. Ruthvcn. president of the
! University of Michigan; Harvey
NJ. Mcrkcr. president of the En-
lEincering Society Of Detroit. and
| Brl son -. Horton. trustee OF the
Rackham funds. are among the
idignatarleS 10 De present.
RESULT OF GENIUS
Housed in the great new marble
structure, the result of engineer
ing. architectural and construction
genius, will be the engineering
society and its IL affiliated organi-
cations, and the University OF
.MiChigan'S extension service and
institute of public and social adj
miniStration.
Opening Of the new building
marks the first time that all the
.univcrsitys So extension courses
have been in the same building.
There are special classrooms so
lighted that notes can be taken
while slides and movies are being
shown and an impressive auditor
ium which seats 5000.
There also is a library for ex-
tension and graduate students and
a radio laboratory and conference
rooms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Pupils TO See Ii Ling Al

Buy "A Bombs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

a Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

ADVERTIsEMFNT
Evening star., 1942-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TYPEWRrTERs. adding machines, etc. La
models Rentals and repairs All make
American Typewriter Co., 1881 z. Capit
St. Ii. O0S2. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1942-06-17

FURNITURE, maple. Of 1-room apt. like
1ew, 500; purchaser can lease apt. at
$40 mo. 4014 Kansas ave-, Apt. 102. 1s'
Evening star., 1942-06-17
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
CONTINUED

TT I4th 81 NV. DlSIrlCC '1'Ifn-
LIKE A QUIET LITTLE VILLAGE.
Entire surroundings make you feel
you're away in small town: quiet street.
huge trees picnic grill in the back yard
everybody round about taxing 1t easy;
six rooms and bath. lst-foor Law; bas' m I
room and bath; Bethesda area bus right
at end of street Dial SH. 454s UP to B
p m. after that. CHI. 1854.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
ROOMS EURN & lJNElIpN

5Ols 3. DAKOTA AVE NE.-pleass
'front.' room. 2nd floor, near transportatfe
suitable for lady ' '-'
Evening star., 1942-06-17
APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENTS WANTED.
N92Es s9s ta4Hsbsd cEFeR
short term Box 36-K Star. is.
NAVAL OFFICER, WIFE, 15-YEAR
ki,tshenette BY July ist; Completed fur
nished; for 2 or months. NO. 2266
nished. shower. cool i preferably L NV: rem GEN
tie couple. no children; references. Box
2 ROOMS. KIT, BATH OR LARGER,
require good location cool; at fair price.
Reply to Box 62-K. Star.
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE WANT SMALL,
cool: furnished apartment or master bed
Washington or North Arlington or North
Alexandria preferred Box 34l H. Star
4 GIRLS DESIRE FURNISHED APT. NEAR
s ney Wsr Bldg. or in Wash. D. C. Box
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE WANT FURN
NV. Wo 5733 after 7 pm. Box 15-J,
BACHELOR ARMY MAJOR DESIRES
entrance. in Vicinity Of e Army Navy oSsn coun So
try Club, Arlington; please provide COM
plete description. Box 65-K, Star 1a'
SMALL UNFuRN. APT; IN OWNERS
home Sni,e Tor permanent ,rHL residence BY refned
WILL PAY UP TO $50 FOR NICELY
furnished Groom apt: . steadily employed
Govt. women, Jewish; good references. CO.
9056 after Z pm.
OR 3 ROOM UNFINISHED APT. BY
responsible party. EN-. 5776.
ONE ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH FUR
nished or unfurnished, on Wis ave. from
3lst st. to Bethesda, S35 to S45. MA.
1855
FURNISHED APT, ROOM. BATH OR
shower, kitchenette, for one: will pay S15
monthly up. Box SEX. Star 49,
QUIET EMPLOYED COUPLE WANTS
small apartment in Woodridse. near trans
portstion. HO 1912 after pm
COUPLE DESIRES 3 OR ROOM APT,
unfurnished, about $50: pref Cabin john
area: Call RE. 1900. Ext. 56ss, Mr..
ONE ROOM, BATH. OR ONE ROOM
kitchenette. bath, furnished: walking dis
tance: about s37. so. Box s5K, Star.
COLORED-WANTED OR > RMS.
kitchenette and bath, by refined colored
woman: AID. 7103.
COLORED-l ROOM, KITCHEN AND
bath. in NV. neighborhood. Adams 0270.
Evening star., 1942-06-17
MOVING. PACKING G. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelr1an's Nov
ing & STORAGE Co, Taylor 2937
Evening star., 1942-06-17

FOR THE DURATION.
Will Lease to Responsible Tenant.
Modern, 1-Yeer-Old
RAMBLING COUNTRY
HOME
With s1s Acres in
Restricted Neighborhood.
Is Minutes Drive From Downtown.
Stone and Brick Painted White.
Tastefully Furnished.
10 Large Rooms,
5k Baths.
1890 Recreation Room Above Grade.
Large Sleeping Porch.
Attractive Sun Porch.
8 Inside Fireplaces.
j Outside Fireplace.
Scar Attached Garage.
Riding Stable.
(Including Riding Horse IL Desired)
Housing for Chickens.
Planned with the assistance of out,
standing architects for real comfort and
gracious entertaining. this rambling coun-
try home was completed only about a year
ago so here you will find the very latest
and best of everything in the way of ar
rangement, convenience and labor saving
equipment. Situated in. 'Springbrook," on
the Colesville road-about 25 minutes
drive from downtown via New Hampshire I
ave. or via 18th st. and Colesville rd
Owner would prefer to retain about G .
occupancy and lease balance at rental to
property. furnished. for the duration at
S00Vc cali IYl M MOSS at Shepherd 1900.
Evenings, Shepherd 7181. IT.
Evening star., 1942-06-17

81, s5,250-5-RooM BRICK, Q YRS. OLD.
Immediate possession. Ma. 1913.
Evening star., 1942-06-17

BEST BUY IN Sc.
This lovely home arranged for two
families is in the best Sc. white neghbor-
hood. Oil hot-water heat, insulated and
metal weatherstripped, in new house con-
dition: this home must be sold A real
value at $4,000. Call MR.. MESS. DU.
6164 or III 33dR
Evening star., 1942-06-17

DETACHED WHITE BRICK COLONIAL.
$500 APPLETON ST. NV,
Il blk. from Connecticut ave. near schools
and shopping: Bedrooms 2l2 baths rec
reation room. maids room and bath, gear
sarage, level lot
Open Daily, . to s.
To reach; Out Connecticut ave. TO Ap-
pleton 81. first block beyond Albemarle
ST.. turn left y block to $3.50.
W. c. q A. N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.
1119 18th ST. NV District 4464.
After + PM. Phone ADJ l6q4
Evening star., 1942-06-17
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSES FURNISHED.
WEsTMoRELAND HILLS BEDROOMS.
baths, lavatory. maids room and bath:
2-car garage: S175; immediate possession.
RE o222. IL
ARLINGTON FOREST = ATTRACTIvELY
furnished Groom house for 2 months, be-
ginning June 90, to gentle family; Army,
Navy officer preferred; S125 per mo.
3-APT. HOME, GOOD LOCATION, 2
rented to good tenants; furniture for sale ale
with lease; your apt. free. DU. 45S0
1905 ALASKA. AVE. N.w.-BEAUTIFuLLY
furnished brick home suFrrounded rS earfr by gar ar
trance. large living room dining roSm ON
pantry modern stehen ana .n dery vnS n
tIe floor and walls srd eor bedroelms
recreation room: also lavatory in basement;
$3.50 per mo. For appt., MRS. SHAW,
WOODSIDE PARK = ALMOST NEW
brick. bedrooms, 3 baths. large screened
Cali K p FARRELL, MA OT65