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Special guests for the occasion
were u Japsnese-Americsn Citi-
zens, now living in the Twin Cities
are. Among this group were q
Methodist preacher and his wife
formerly OF Portland. Ore; an army
captain and sergeant stationed al
Fort Smelling.
The forcing Of American citi-
zens CT japanese descent into con-
centrst!on camps. called relocation
centers, Will so down as one OF the
blacklist blo;s ever made on our
American den ocrscy," declared
Mrs Ruth Gage Colby, who presid-
ed al the program. Mrs. Earl Tsns-
oara spoke for the Japanese Amer
lean citizens who were present She
thanked the people OF the Twin
Cites area for their kindness and
hospitality toward her people Mrs.
Colby. who Is an outstanding men,
Ger OF the Woman's International
League for Peace and Freedom. is
a trustee OF both the Camphor and
People Highland Park churches
Rev. Clarence T R. Nelson. pas
tor OF Camphor church. gave the
invocation and the Rev. Jeffrey
Hoy. pastor of the Peoples church.
gave the benediction Mrs. J P
Williams. OF the Canphor church
and Mrs. Herbert Southworth, CT
The Peoples church. were the CO.
chs.rmen OF the committee Of ar
rsnsemen;S and serving for the din
NOR
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SENTENCE
Sc RMONS
BY Rev. Frank Clarence Lowry
For AMP

!. Every living man was born
once. but he must be born again
2. Nicodemus enjoyed more edu-
cation and perhaps more schooling
than Jesus; but when he appeared
before Him, he saw there was 10
lime for feeling.
3. Book learning is a bit treach-
erous and tends 10 make men bold,
until they learn the secret that
Jesus is the ligh; OF the world
4 A man can know all about the
sun. moon and stars and then right
on earth among men inflict inhu-
man scars.
S Man seems so constituted that
even after he goes 10 school Satan
can jusg.e him and knock him "a
round and make him like 20 play
the role OF FOOL
6 Satans influence on man is
similar 20 that OF champagne which
makes men feel fax richer and bet
ter than they are
4. MCll are dIuA tSSCu AO!lO. d
bic" whether they are or not, when
they are elevated 70 a high office
But, N.codenus knew he cou.dnt
be until he got some o! Whs, Jesus
had
8 Satan is as hard 70 get away
from as hay fever. and in the end
he'll burn you with he'll fire II
you don't get away from him.
9 II is only when a man really
comes 10 know that following Satan
IS a real death blow" that he gath
ers enough gumption 10 turn around
and his kingdom Try 10 10 over
throw.
10 People whose minds dwell In
sewers never build skyscrapers OF
thought
II. A mans mind certainly leads
him a dogs life 4 a.. he does from
day 10 day. IS bark and sleep and
put three meals away
IL More real lessons can be
learned q; the tec' Of Jesus Than
from the heads o, men
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Death Claims A
Texas Minister

TYLER, Texas tANP)-Death Of
The Rev Thaddeus c B,edsoe. So
year Cd pioneer educator and
Cn-.si.sn organizer removed from
BSp;.s; c.rc.es prominent and vel
respected figure
Born In Carthage. Texas. Dec
:, 1860. Rev Biedsoe received his
elementary education in Harris
coan,y and his college studies al
Wiley and Bishop colleges in Mar.
shall.
HIS activities included the FOL.
owing field secretary o. the BYPU
81. Texas. !cs,cue:o. a; Bishop COZ.
csc president
Survivors include MS widow. Mrs
isc:.e; Sedsoe: ,h.ee daughters
Mrs L NJ LiS;e-, San Antonio
Mss Vienna B.edsoe ard Mrs
Myrtle B,edSce Spencer: :wc
sraadsoas. Ralph E B.eisoe. L 5
asyy ard Ra.e.sh { B.cdsoe. L S
army; ~, s.s.c-s and brother. the
Rev " : B;e5soe. Marshall.
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WALTER GRIER. Plaintiff -.
ELLA HUDSON GREER. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al a session OF said Court held IN
the City OF Detroit. al the Court
House. County of Wayne and Stale OF
Michigan. August ?, l943.
Present: The Hon.
HARRY B. KEIDAN.
Circuit Judge
II appearing from affidavit or file
that the Defendant. Ella Hudson Grler.
IS not q resident of tins state but
sesides al 40 North Jefferson Street
Dublin. Georgia. United SEtes OF
America II IS ordered that Ella
Hudson Grier. the Defendant. appear
and answer the bill OF complaint flee
IN tlIs cause within three months
from the date of thus order, or that
said bill VIII be taken as confessed
against the defendant. Ella Hudson
II IS further ordefed that a copy
OF this order be puAished according
TO law in the Michigan Chronicle. 3
newspaper printed and circulating IN
said County OF Wayne and State OF
and also that a copy of this
said defendant at i2O North Jefferson
STREET, Dublin. Georgia. USA
HARRY B. kElDAN.
Circuit Judge,
Benjamin F. Lester. Attorney for
Plaintiff. 4lo Clinton Street Detroit.
Clifford iii.
A True Copy:
cASPAR J LiNGEMAN. Clerk
BY A. HsrgraveS. Deputy Clerk.
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was held on the following morn
!nt and in the evening public
program was presented al the First
Baptist church where the Rev. D
Manning Jackson pastors.
Women Set Goal
On the same day the women's
auxiliary which met a. the New
Light Baptist church. with Mrs VI.
A B Fuller presiding, conducted
parade 10 the church. The 1000
women IN parade, led by Mrs. P.
s. S!ik.nson, placed cash con,ri-
button on the table TO help the aux
.liary reach It's $1,000 convention
goal.
Thursdays features centered a.
round the Rev. Ira VI. Herndon.
secretary OF the educational board
and The Rev, H. p. B Johnson, who
presented snnus! reports 10 the
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convention while Dr. c. L. Price
delivered the annual convention ad.
dress.
On Friday the Rev. J. S. Reeder
o. Columbia, S. c., reported for the
foreign mission board; Dr. E. H
Borden OF Beaumont on orthodoxy;
Or. P. S. Wilkinson on social and
economic condition Of the Amer
can Negro and the Rev. c. Charles
Taylor of New Orleans made the
historical report.
Principal speakers on Saturday
included the Rev. j. S Owens OF
New York. DR.. Henry Allen Boyd,
secretary of the National Baptist
Publishing board and DR.. w. NJ.
Davis of Cleveland.
The annual sermon was delivered
Sunday by Dr.. G.. L. Prince, presi-
dent OF the convention.
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT Court FOR
THE COUNTY or WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

WILLIAM C CHAMBERS. Plaintiff
Ns. No. 3i6-53S
A, session Of SAID Court held at
The Court House IN the City of De-
lroIt. IN SAD County. on TIC 5th day
Of August. A D. 1913
Present: The Hon.
HARRY B. KEIDAN.
Circuit Judge
In this cause. II appearing by affi-
ddVit hereto attached. that the de-
tendani. Minnie L. Chambers. cannot
De served by process issued out OF
TINS couTt. as She IS not resident OF
the state OF Michigan. but that she
res ceS ~ the City Of PhIlade phia,
State OF PennSy lVsn:a:
On Motion OF RoNborough and Tai.
iaterTo, Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
1T Is ORDERED mat The defendant,
Mamie L. Chambers. appear and an
s~e. the bill of complaint filed IN
n 5 cause. within three months from
the date OF THIS order. or that said
OIL be taken as confessed, and that
his order De published IN any news
paper published ana circulltirc IN
me County OF Wayne, State OF Niche
San, and served. according % law.
HARRY b. KEIDAN.
Circuit Judge,
( cASPAR J, LINGEMAN. Clerk
Bv Leo Burke. Deputy Clerk
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Bible School At
Lutheran Church

Following p1og-am Q, ospel al
interest 20 children between the
ages Of y ana IS years N -Wceh
Bible school j. conducted each We'd
nesdsy afternoon e., me ReCea
Lutheran cnurct,. $40 Cobb place,
WeStSide De:ro.; Gases oeS.n al
440 p n. under :he instruction Of
trained leaders IN Christian Educa-
lion.
The mid-week B.t'e school was
organized a; the close o! ne regular
Vacation Piblc school
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
HE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

MINNIE WEST' PIaIntI
J l. WEST. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. session OF said Court held al
the Court House n the Cty OF De.
irolt. IN said County, on the 20Ll DAY
OF August A d i943.
Present. The Hon:
JAMES Z CHENOT.
Circuit Judge
In this cause. 70 appearing by stfi-
dsvit hereto attached that the defen.
dsnt. J L. West, cannot be served by
process issued out Of this court, as ne
IS not res dent OF the State OF Mica.
lgau, but that he resides IN Enterprise.
Alabama.
On motion OF RoNborough ard Taia-
zero. Attorneys for the P.snuff
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant.
J L. West. appear and answer the bill
~ compliant tiled IN th:s cause. within
three months from the date OF tins
order. or that sad bill be taken as
coUfe ,scd. ard t1at thls order be pub
lsAed N any newspaper published ar
circulated n the County OF wayne
ana served according 70 law
JAMES Z. CHENOT.
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy
CASPER J. LING ENi.AN. Clerk
J Dabcy DEPUTY Clerk
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STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
IHE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN aCHANCERl
MARC ASEr HoLSINGER. Plaintiff
"
WILBUR HoLSlNGER. Defendant

WILBUR HOLSlNGsR. DcteNiant
Az session o. sad Court held a.
tse Cous. House !a tie CITY % De-
{. oft. IN .aid County "a tie Sofa day
" Augta,t. \ . l943
Present. The Hon -
THOMAS J MURPHY
Circuit Judge.
In this cause. 3, appearing oy sfn.
dsVIt hereto attached tea; inc defend
ant Wilbur HolsingCr cannot DC
served by process issued out OF this
court as he IS not a resident OF tae
stare o. Mich gan but that he resides
u the C!Iy OF Richmond. state OF In
diana:
o. motion OF RoNborough and TsAa.
icrrO. ATTORNEYS for ne plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that me defendant
" bus Hoislnger appear and answer
tNe oil OF complaint fled IN tI.s cause
w.'h.r three woGths from the date o.
tlIs order. or tust sald bli De taken
- confessed. and iAdt tins order be
published any new paper published
ard CIRCULATE ~ the County OF
Wayne, sna served accord ug 10 laW
THOMAS J MURPHY
Circuit Judge
CASPAR J tINGFNAN. C'crk
b. D. J Dg5ty. Deputy Clerk.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
The COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

GEORGE MURPHY. Plaintiff
VS.. No S46 IN
JULIErrE MURPHY. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ session Of said Court held at
the Court House IN the City of Detroit.
County of Wayne and State OF Nichi-
gan on the 9th day of August. 1913:
Present: The Hon.
LEST S. MoLL.
Circuit Judge
II appearing 70 this Court. from
AT dsv.t on file that the defendant,
Judet'e Murphy, Is not q resident Of
The State OF Mlch!gan
II is ordered that she appear and
answer the Dill OF comp!s int in TINS
cause within three - months from
the date of this order or said bill of
complaint VIII be taken as confessed.
and that this order be served by regis
tered mail upon said defendant; or be
published as required by law. IN the
Michigan Chron Gle newspaper
printed. published and circulating in
said County.
LESTER S MoLL-
Circuit Judge.
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
z w Method. Dc5uiy Clerk
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Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. Scss OF OF SAID Court held az the
County Bu,Jins y the CITY of Detroit.
CuL9tv and state Aforesaid. on thus
6,l ddv Q. JGlv. AID. l943.
Present The Hon
ADOLpH +. MARSCHNER.
Circuit Judge
I; appearing from affidavit hereto
attached That he Sheriff OF Wayne
county has been unable 20 serve me
defendant the ahove-entltied cause:
,1st The defendant $ coucesllng him.
not be located or traced from his last
known address. 1917 Russell street, in
The City OF Detroit
On Motion OF Julian w Perry, At
torney tor the rillntif,
IT Is ORDERED that Theodore
Wilmington appear ana answer the
Bill OF Complaint filed IN this cause
within three 80 montps from the date
~ tals Order. Or SAID y NlL be taken
as confessed saainat MN.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that .
copy OF said Order be sertttO the last
known address Of the sad Defendant
oy registered mali and IN case no
registered return recvtpt signed oy the
Defendant 3 received. nat tns Order
De published as required ~ az
ADOLPH 7 MARScHSER
Circuit J-dge.
! CASPAR LINGFNAN. Clerk
By - G NaUlt Depgiy GleIk
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STATE q FMICHIGAN
IN 1HE CIRCUIT COURT FOE
The COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERH
ERRADEAN wM BAILEY. Plaintiff
vs.. No. $40 .65A

ERRADEAN wM BAILEY. Plaintiff
NANCY E, BAILEY. Defendant t ''''
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. session OF said Court held at
the Court House IN the City of De-
trOit, ~ said county, en- the 18Th day
OF August AID. 1919
Present. The Hon.
JAMES Z. cHENoT.
Circuit. Judge
In MS cause. II appearing by tie
affidavit hereto attached taat the de-
fencant. Marcy T. Bailey. cannot be
served BY process issued eut--of this
eou-t as she IS not a resident OF the
State OF Mich gan. but tNat she re-
SIDES n Walnut Cover. State OF North
Carolina.
On motion OF Roxborough and ralia-
terro. attorneys for the plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant.
Nancy + Barley. appear ana answer
the bill ~ complaint filed IN this cause,
within three months from the date Of
this order o. thar said ON De taken
as confessed Q I've SAID defendant.
and ina: trs order be published in
any newspaper published and clrcu-
.StHg N the County OF Wayne. state
o, Michigan, and served. according 10
law.
JAMES Z. CHENor.
Circuit Judge.
CASPAR /. LING ENAN. Clerk
BY W y Sale DeNutv Clerk
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Full Weeks Program

The weeks program VIZ cbn-
..nuc as follows.
MONDAY: Workers Confidence
Nga: for Sunday school " i-Seys,
Tuesday: Family-at-Home y & h ;
V.;A a.I-fsm.ly worship: Wednes-
dsy. Fam .y-at-Church N.ga!. VIII
regular prayer meeting service ard
= sermon by Rev. Edw. c. SIMMONS,
a.> SIAN; pastor, Thursday. Com
man :y-f5r-Chr.s; N,gh;, WI ether
,aarches participating III he pro-
sra0; Fr q ay You.H-3: Church
y -a; ana saturday V.,;43cn Day
Nt1 doo-.:o-door cd"s ohi.;ae uD-
taas,hc1 H.
Sard,y. October ?. Nc weeks
activities WI enter mel DOL stage
be- -mrS WI sermJni q! ConSe-
Grafton BY Pastor r. l. lBsad5y al:
1870 an. and closing MN Com.
maa IN ard ocd ca.op R/worke-s
j., thc s pr~ ser1 COS F;jwh 81 TIE
pastor So, also Spcak.fac wees ;
se'E " is op'a- . tie public
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Second Baptist
Hold S Christian
Education Week

Beginning Sunday. September 20,
ard closing on the night OF October
3, Christian Education Week" WI!
be observed al the Second Baptist
church, AL Monroe avenue. Rev
R. L. Brady. pastor. This observ-
ance is held in keeping with the
United Christian Advance. a ma
;ionsl movement instituted among
Protestant churches.
TIE Church S1hoo, Advance
Committee. cooperating with aux
lazy organizations. mas arranged
a full week Of aci.y ~ u which
cues, and loca. speakers W. par
uc.pa.e
On Sunday. September IS. Chris
:.an EdIcs; on Day. W.:h the meme.
WHAT Car.S:aH Education Week
Means. Nj oe observed be- rn.ng
~ "A q sermon BY Rev. 4 \ Banss
j.. recently chosen Is associate
pastor Of Second Bap:.s: ch.eh,
wa.ch W.. &c followed by q Promo
Sow Day program. sponsored oy a.,
departments e re Sunday schoo,
8; pr 4; ? r guest speaker
Nj rgeaca on ne Sunday s>ao5.
,aeNc.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN 1HE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
IHE cot MY OF WAYNE
IN iNCERY

ROSA WASHINGTON. Plaintiff
VS. No. 344-st5
THEODORE WASHINGTON.
Defendant
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WILLIAM c. CHAMBERS. Plaintiff
VS.. No 3i6-53S
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

WALTER GRIER. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 540- j.
ELLA HUDSON GRIER. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
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A TIE Copy
CASPAR L LINGENAN. Clerk
81 W y Sal--r DANNY cork
Evening star., 1943-04-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
POSSESSION MAY /

Arlington, Va. 2615 N. Pocomoke-
Husband in Army. Wife must sell Groom
back yard. First floor, living room OPEN
ing on screened porch. fireplace. dining
ROOM, kitchen, Second floor, 3 bedrooms,
tiled bath: Full basement with half bath
and laundry tubs. Practically new G: E.
refrlgerator and gas stove, oil air-condition-
ed heat, Venetian blinds. storm windows,
screens. S9.450 Substantial cash re-
CURED: Will also sell furniture. Can be
seen Sat. after 3 pm, all day Sunday.
To reach: Over Key Bridge, out Lee high
way to Potomac st, right on Potomac,
bearing left at circle to Pocomoke. Falls
Church 2lS3-M 1Ss
Evening star., 1943-04-18
NEAR COLUMBIA RID.
AND 18th ST.

Row home of II rooms with all fire
erty is ideally located for Transportation
and shopping. could be converted into
nice apartments or well suited as a ROOM
ing house; priced under today's market;
So 800 cash to handle: priced at Sl3,950.
F. A. TWEED CO., EN-. 1890. for full
Evening star., 1943-04-18

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-Nesrly new
55-room brick bungalow on large corner
lot, Spacious living room G3xi9l, dining
Floored attic with windows for . add
tlonal rooms. Nice basement, with coal
beat. ne laundry trays, etc. l block to bus
ReaSonabie terms. Open Sunday Out
Wash blyd; to Powhatan st, left to 10th
Evening star., 1943-04-18
Outstanding Home
Values

Lovely row brick home. 6 nice
rooms, bath, h.-w.h.. oil, b.i. ga
rage, electric refrigerator. Immac-
ulate condition. Don't fail to in
spect this outstanding value. Only
$3.50,
Evening star., 1943-04-18
KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
FOR A SMALL FAMILY.
Charming White Brick With
Interesting View and
One Acre

This artistic white brick home OF the
rambling type, situated on a beautifully
Handicapped hillside plot of approximately
acre, is located in one of nearby Vir-
ginia's most exclusive residential neigh
borhoods, and is within Is min. by bus
to downtown Washington or the new
Navy or Pentagon Bldgs. Owner built and
offered for sale due, to his retirement, it
has been thoughtfully planned and con-
tains many unusually attractive features.
Rooms include attractive. ENTRANCE. hall
with circular stairway, living rm. Q3x23)
with artistic Colonial mantel, faced with
Delft tile and French doors opening on a
screened living porch, which afford pr-
yacy; dining room 12x13, with Colonial
corner cupboards; paneled den or bed
room 1lx13) with adjoining half bath;
large, well-equipped kitchen 11x15) and
screened-in breakfast porch. On the second
floor are 2 large bedrooms leach 13x17),
and full tiled bath. Other features include
gear garage; large, bright basement.
opening on ground level; maids bath and
slate roof, Substantial cash required.
Price. S17,950
George Mason Green Co.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI 1898. Eve, Falls Church 1851
Evening star., 1943-04-18
WHITE BUNGALOW ON
LARGE WOODED LOT

Situated on approximately " acre on 4
dead-end street in Arlington. this attrac-
tive bungalow contains living room with
fireplace, dinette, equipped kitchen, Q
bedrooms, bath and a large screened porch
1yeri1bosins basn ese1a wo6asd acreage The attic
others features include garage and outdoor
brick fireplace. Terms, $1,000 cash. Price,
$3.50.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
2S4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
CHI. 3S3S. Ewes, GIL sO4l
Evening star., 1943-04-18
ARLINGTON-$7,5O0.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6.
20 HIGHLAND ST. N.

Made available by Army officers trans
fer, this 7-room home is located in nearby
Lyon Park within y So. of 10c bus on
Lee blvd, direct to Pentagon Bldg. and
downtown. 1t has entrance hall, living
room dining room, kitchen and pantry
on first floor with 4 bedrooms and bath
on second floor; Floored attic for stor.
living M porch and garage THIS TSs home IS
not new but the bath and kitchen have
been modernized with Misunderstanding
rockwool insulation and storm doors and
windows added. also complete new gas
fired, r-conditioned heating plant that
only costs around $50 per season to op-
crate. Large level lot with space for Vic.
tory Garden Is IN good neighborhood and
a thrifty. family can be happy and COM
Portable here. Immediate possession and
if you can qualify on fairly substantial
cash payment it will pay YOU to drive
out this week end. To reach: Over Me-
mortal Bridge out Lee blvd, 4 streets be-
yond Fort Myer, turning right on High
land st. "a SO. to property.
KEITH D, BRUMBACK.
Evening star., 1943-04-18
S9.5OO.

One of the most delightful houses We
have ever offered at this price, this house
to the wooded lot on which it sits. 1t has
sunny living room with large fireplace
kitchen, tiled bath and master bedroom on
the first floor. on the second floor are two
more bedrooms. one Of them paneled, and
another bath There is 2-car attached
garage and the property is miles from
Washington in an excellent .neiEhborhood.
$4,000 down. See MASON HIRST, Anan-
Phone Alexandria 5s12.. Closed Sundays.
Continued on Next Paoo.Y
Evening star., 1943-04-18
$6,250.
4722 BRANCHVILIE RID

BERWYN, MD
This ideal home has seven rooms and
bath, large living room across entire
front, nice dining room, large kitchen
with pantry. bedroom and bath on first
noor. 3 bedrooms on second floor; large
dry cellar furnace heat: coal: front
suitable for earden and chickens de-
tached garage; one block from Balti-
more blvd. tbus>, one block from street.
cars, walking distance to schools, pub
lie and parochial, stores: convenient
to Agriculture Dept, at Beltsvile. Va
cant. $1,000 cash terms
Evening star., 1943-04-18
THE HOME YOU HAVE
BEEN LOOKING FOR.
80 0S0
4211 51st ST. NE.

DECATUR HEIGHTS, MD.
Beautiful brick Cape Cod corner,
extra large lot all nicely fenced; we'll
proved streets: one block to good bus
Restricted section. Must be seen to be
appreciated House is less than four
years old, in perfect condition. Center
hall-type, large living room on right
Of entrance, entire length Of house
with real open fireplace: large dining
room and modern kitchen with ELEC-
porch Hh second oor has eWo large
bedrooms and full tile bath with
shower: Ample closet and storage
space, hardwood floors throughout. All
thoroughly insulated: oil hot-water
heat; instantaneous hot-water heater
feas); dry basement with laundry trays
To. see through this beautiful home,
call at our office. Terms can be ar
ranged as low as 81 600 down, balance
monthly. F. H A. financed Immed
possession.
Evening star., 1943-04-18
OPEN SUNDAY.

1877 41st PL. Sc
An exceptionally attractive Colonial brick
OF s good rooms. bath and reception hall
Less than two years old. modern in detail
a7o ~ nsw-hcuse condition. BEITZELL,
Evening star., 1943-04-18
$1,000,
STONE BUNGALOW.

CHEVERLY, MD
Artistic home in choicest section OF
this beautiful suburb. Two bedrooms,
large living room with stone fireplace,
electric kitchen, Hollywood full tile
bath, large. dry basement; hot-water
heat. oil: large attic. suitable for ex-
ira rooms. Terms, 81 900 cash, bal
ance easy monthly terms.
Evening star., 1943-04-18

CoLoRED-NR. 18th AND KENYoN-a
large rms, INV h, cleo cellar. . baths;
terms North 1909
Evening star., 1943-04-18

6 large rms, h.-wh. cleo full cellar,
garage: lovely home for this price. Mich
igan 2051, Decatur 1161.
Evening star., 1943-04-18

COLORED-NR 18th y YOU SITS; Q
rms, IA baths. har floors, Gear
brick garage h-wh deal location;
terms. Lincoln 1858
Evening star., 1943-04-18
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

I4ZT UFSHUF T.. N.
Nearly New 4-Bedroom Home,
2 baths, glassed-in shower and linen closet
room, mirrored walls; step-up dining and
den, modern kitchen; first floor carpetet
fireplace, round bar with mirror, leather
covered wall benches; large back yard,
with plenty Of shrubbery; double brick
thoroughly insulated and screened; AUTO
MATIC GAS HEAT; cost $50 VI. Radiators
enclosed in walls Close to graded and
high schools, churches. buses and street.
cars. Large down payment. balance S24
mo. S13,950. Owner, H. ROSENTHAL,