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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11
Propose Three
Juvenile Projects
Program Suggested
at Meeting Wednesday

Three major projects which
the county committee will work
on were suggested last night at
the second Macomb County
Youth Guidance unit meeting
Wednesday evening in the Pro-
bate court room,
The projects were the present.
or postwar, creation Of a boys
and girls home for the correc-
ton of hayward children, an
other project would take in Ma
camb and adjacent counties for
the erection of a child center
which would dispose of mental
and psychological cases, and the
third suggestion of the commit
tee was that of foster homes to
care for the neglected child.
Despite wet, snowy weather,
l3 municipalities we're repre-
sented at the meeting and each
of these explained the projects
they had either undertaken or
will begin soon. Several munici-
palities have already an extern
sive youth guidance program
already under way.
OF these, New Baltimore
comes TO the forefront, they al
ready having raised money and
had obtained for the juvenile
age group a hall, we'll equipped
with games, including a ping
pong table, rackets, and balls.
Attending yesterdays meet
ing were Beatrice Westlake, of
the Red Cross, State Senator
Ivan Johnston, and Mrs. Cor
man, director of the bureau of
social aid. Five students from
various ounty high schools
were also present.
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Auioist Hurt as Truck
Hits Rear OF Vehicle

4 F. Davis of Washington was
slightly injured this week when
his car was struck from the rear
by truck Apparently the
driver had fallen asleep, Davis
was unable to speed up and es-
cape because another truck was
ahead of him. The accident oc-
Cured on Van Dyke between
Washington and Romeo.
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Girl Driver
Suffers Cuts

Emily QuesSenberry D, Of
1874 Cottrell road was taken 70
81 Joseph's Hospital early this
morning 10 be treated for cuts
on her face and legs. after a car
she was driving collided on JEFF
ferson avenue near Detour street
with a vehicle driven by Frank
Tengier. of Detroit Tengler
escaped unhurt
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Destroyer
Continued from Page One

Ind, to tell of his ships final
battle.
-~She had depth-charged one
Ulboat to the bottom then en-
gagged a second. She rammed
and ran up on top of the big
gest sub ! ever saw" said Hutch
ms.
We stopped our engines and
held him there and started
shooting with everything we
had. Some men fired shotguns;
the executive officer grabbed a
tommy gun and started shooting
from the bridge; others used
pistols, one boy even took a sig
nal pistol and fired at the sub. "
The range was too short for
the big guns 10 bear. One gun
captain started throwing empty
shell cases and he knocked one
man off the deck of the sub"
Another Nazi was knocked over
board by a thrown knife.
For ten minutes the fighting
almost -to-hand - ragged
at a l0-foot range. Then the sub
broke loose and tried to escape
But the Borie blasted it with
depth charges until 1T exploded
and sank right in front of us,
Hutchins related.
Her plates buckled, water fill
ing her hold, the Borie limpeo
back to the task force, but heI
damage was so severe she hac
TO be abandoned Later, she wa,
sunk by planes from her carrier
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Lend-Lease
Continued from Page One

Nth oht
and supplies for American forces
based in the British Isles, but it
was announced the contribution
is being broadened to include
raw materials and bulk food
stuffs from both the United
Kingdom and the colonies.
President Roosevelts concur
rent report 10 Congress was
read there several hours after
Commons had received the
white paper. 1t dealt entirely
with reverse lend-lease from the
British commonwealth, stating
that the empire has contributed
81, 749 100000 ito the defense
of the United States through
last June.
This was in reciprocity for up
wards of S5,500,000,00O in lend
lease supplies from the United
States, and covered such varied
items as corn-on-the-cob n d
socks, plane repair shops and
boxing gloves.
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Mount Clemens Merchant
EIeded 10 Retail Board

George W Priehs. manager Of
Priehs Mercantile Company. on
Wednesday was elected q mem
her Of the board Of directors Of
the Michigan Retail Institute
meeting Al Lansing
Thomas Pitkethlv. Of Flint.
was elected president
Other members Of the board
Of directors are Austin Glynn.
Lapeer. and Richard Schmidt,
Hlllsdale.
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termittently during the past
year.
A solemn Requiem Mass will
be chanted at 10 a. m. Saturday
by the Rev. FIR. Joseph Schramm
in ST. Louis church. Funeral
services will begin at $40 a. m.
from the LaCroix and Groesbeck
funeral home. Rosary will be
said at 8 p. m. tonight and Fri
day at the funeral home. Bur-
ial will be in st. Peters ceme-
terry.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-11

Mrs. Marcus King; and two
sons, Melvin and Edward, Jr,
all of Mount Clemens He also
leaves four sisters, Mrs Her
mann Marohn Of Port Huron.
Mrs. Frank Schultz OF Detroit,
Mrs. William Schnabel Of De-
troit. and Mrs. William Schultz
of Utica; and four brothers,
Fred. Harry. and Conrad Of
Mount Clemens and Adolph of
Detroit.
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Routine Business
Is Transacted
Msnpower Shortage Eyed
by City Fothers

After protested bill had
been withheld from the finan-
cial report to the Mount Clemens
/ city commission the members
last night settled into routine
discussion of business.
But the protested bill was the
occasion for a heated argument
between Mayor Donald r. Wes-
tendorf. and Commissioner Ed
ward Du Bay When the bills
were introduced for the men,
bers' approval Du Bay pointed
out that one itemized invoice
was a premature payment-the
city was being asked TO pay
$685. 40 to the General Electric
company for repairs on an cleo
trio motor not yet even returned
TO the city or installed. The
mayor endeavored to learn how
such oversight had come about.
II developed that the error was
in Du Bays own department.
ISSUE VAGUE
A department employee adj
mitted that he had approved
the bill for immediate payment
because he thought the motor
was already back from the De
troit repair shop 1t was pointed
out that repairs on the motor
were covered by insurance in
any case. The mayor insisted on
knowing the reason for the dis
crepancy. Du Bay took offense
Loud conversation followed. The
commission did not join in. Du-
Bay moved that the meeting be
adjourned. His motion was not
upheld. The questioned bill was
stricken from the months finan-
cial report which was then APP
proved.
Members of the commission
registered their official APPROX
al of civic government project
during which students will take
over the administration of the
city, Wednesday, Nov. II. for the
day.
1t was suggested that consider
alton be given the establishment
of public parking lots through
out the city. Commissioners and
department heads were unani-
nous in sympathizing with resi-
dents who face parking prob
lens in the business district
Streets and Parks Director
promised to put his department
at work on at least one such lot
soon.
EYE MANPOWER
The question of possible
manpower drain on the police
and fire departments was raised
because frightened draft restric-
tons may affect those depart
ments especially. However it
was remarked by various com
missioners that three personnel
losses had so far been due TO
transfers TO better paying jobs
in industry. There was talk Of
survey that would recommend
increase in tax assessment rates
in order to finance adequate pay
raises for city employees. 1t
was tabled for further considera-
ton.
Mayor Westendorf and sever
al of the commissioners deplored
local housing conditions in the
city. City attorney and city en-
gineer Ernest Pettingill were di-
rected to inquire from the Fed
eral agencies if Mount Clemens
can obtain a housing project for
its many people who are made
quately housed Several proper
~ owners in the assembly took
occasion to explain that too low
rent ceilings had forced many
landlords into a refusal TO let
their properties, which now
stand vacant.
Commissioner were informed
that the city offices would be
closed today in Difference to the
celebration of Armistice Day
ApproVal was unanimous.
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MUST DELIVER COAL

Aroused by the situation, he
exclaimed. A country that can
draft men in the Army can GER
tainiy see 10 1t that coal is de-
ilvered to those in dire need Of
II. -
Capt. Leonard stated that all
the figures have gone 10 Wash
lngton, and that Michigan is on
the top of the coal priority list
there He also outlined a plan
TO the dealers present that
would assure the house owner
priority on coal from the dealer.
He suggested the use Of GER
tlficates of necessity" which
would be issued 10 those who
have less than a five days sup
ply Of coal in their bins These
certificates, which would be is
sued from some headquarters,
which has not yet been chosen
here. would give the holder
preference over the coal dealers
regular customers who already
have orders placed with him,
NO CHARITY SLIP
The certificate of necessity"
emphasized Leonard, lis def
nitely not charity slip. 1t
does not mean that you get the
coal free! II merely gives you a
priority on the coal to avoid
suffering and illness from lack
OF heat. This system is already
IN operation in Detroit and
other Michigan cities, and with
the cooperation of the dealers,
is a successful plan"
Sherwin 3 e EFT, Macomb
county chairman of civilian de-
Tense, who presided over the
meeting, will contact the COM
munity officials and coal deal
ers concerning further arrange
ments for the issuance of GER
tIficates of necessity.
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Coal
Continued from Page One

critical condition. These COun-
ties have an extremely low sup
ply Of coal on hand
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CRITICAL COUNTIES

Going further into figures
which ms office had labulated,
he said, In these 80 critical
counties are 228 cities Out Of
that total, dealers in 100 OF the
cities-nearly hslf-have empty
coal bins
A great factor in this present
coal shortage IS that coal deiiv-
erles have not been increased
with the increase in population"
In the entire state of Michi-
gan, 500. 400 tons would be
necessary 10 even temporarily
relieve the shortage"
Its true, he admitted, that
90 per cent of the coal Is shipped
by boats Not until the water
freezes. Will the inland com
munjtles be able TO get coal ship
ments by rail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-17

2l-Fr HOUSE TRAILER, Al SHAPE AND
good tires, cleo. brakes. for equity or down
payment on small house mr.. transp.
Around S2.nnn. WO kh52
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS BRICK BuNGA-
low, not over $1,000, in Silver Spring:
substantial down payment offered; give
directions for reaching house. Box NV,
Star.
WILL PAY GOOD PRICE, ALL CASH, FOR
brick bungalow between Bird St, Georgia
ave. Rittenhouse and Aspen SITS: NV.
WO. 4944. NJ. B. WEAVER. DI. 3346.
LET ME- LOOK AT YOUR D; G: PROP
commission; prompt settlement. Call or
write e. H. PARKER. 1924 18th st. NV,
DT. 3346, or RA. 034a ewes.
WITHOUT DOWN PAYMENT, 8 OR T
GEORGETOWN transp. Some equity in mo
payments: perma. Govt. employe. Box
property in any condition. small or large;
Son Sion. 3 Boy SILL. 81 Star. NH ~ eOlll-l0
BEFORE you SELL YOUR PROPERTY
See coRo 5S PAT iN 1HS CO. sI7
9th NV. d.. 6150 and Ex. 1853.
WILL PAY ALL Cash FOR HOUSE m
T pa2y o0n aR pR K Or Me- ysny Private
UT-oF-ToWN CLIENT WANTS RE-
Gently built brick: 8 to rooms baths;
% pa or esss NE to RA
!
2l-Fr. HOUSE TRAILER, Al SHAPE. AND
good tires, cleo. brakes. for equity or down
payment on small house nr. transp.
Around $4,000. WO. 6552.
DETACHED. : OR ROOMS. D. C, GOOD
neighborhood and condition; under $40 600.
Trinidad l647.
WILL PAY CASH FOR 3 OR 4 BEDROOM
house, convenient to Mass. ave NV, direct
from owner Call VIC. 754l.
MUST MOVE WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR
downtown house: prefer Capitol Hill. No
dealers Box 3s6-T, Star.
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D. c. houses: no commission. MRS.
KERN, 1852 Woodley pl. NV CO. 1915.
ON OR NEAR MT. VERNON Blvd
House. "a bedrooms; prefer near Yelling
ton: up to $4,000, or will trade modern
4-bedrm., 2-bath brick, in Wash. co. 0203
WE PAY ALL CASH FOR NE. AND Sc
property; quick settlements. GUM &
MILLER. 500 tn st. sc Franklin Zoo.
l HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR ALL TYPES
Of D. G. dwellings up to $4,000 Call or
write w. L. MOORE, 1l06 Vermont ave,
District s9l7 or Georeia 2s02.
WISH TO BUY BRICK HOUSE IN
Michigan Park area. Give details and
price. Box s7-v, Star. IL
DETACHED BRICK HOME, WEST OF
upper l4th or 18th SITS. NV, or vicinity OF
Conn. ave, Wis. or Mass. ayes. n. W, in
D. c. Lavatory, first floor, with den or
bedroom. Prefer gas heat. Not over
$4,000. Phone AID. 47s6.
SOLD LARGE HOUSE, DESIRE 81 RMS.
cash; Randolph, Decatur, Ga. ave. to 10th
around Sheridan; yard and garage. GE.
64S4
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50 30.
1922 TUCKERMAN ST,

BETWEEN BALTIMORE Blvd.
AND RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Delightful, roomy home Ave rooms
and bath on hrst floor three rooms
on second floor; large living room with
open fireplace hardwood floors. i'm
proved Holland Heat" with buckwheat
blower and thermostat large front
porch Enclosed small side porch large,
dry. bright basement; continuous hot
water Toll with large storage tankl;
lot 50x1 so. beautiful lawns with OUT
SIDE FIREPLA nicely HANDICAPPED
and fenced; detached garage. TWO
ROOM APARTMENT RENTED TO
coon TENANT FOR SA2.50 PER
MONTH. Open for inspection at all
times. FERNS, $500 cash; balance
less than rent
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$6,750.
ONE ACRE GOOD LAND.

500 FDMONSTON ROAD.
Bus Stops at Door.
Seven large rooms and bath. THIS
home is now used by two families and
price includes TWO NEW ELEC, RE-
FRIGERATORS. Ideal for large fam
lily or one wanting 10 have garden or
keep chickens or pets; large shade
trees. fruit. flowers and outbuildings,
hot-water heat small farm close
in immediate possession. Terms.
Open for inspection at all times.
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
S 1880.

Attractive 7-room brick suburban home
on an acre. miles from Washington.
Built about yrs. ago, this house has such
guttering, slate roof large basement oil
heat. weather stripping and insulation. On
the first floor are a large living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen equipped
with range and refrigerator, laVatory and
den. On the second floor are three bed
nDv S,n es ~ qeaey 9o[Se' i3r sac
tial down payment required See MASON
HIRST. Annandale. Va, at the end of
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 1912.
Closed Sunda w
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PRICE REDuCED

$500 LOWELL ST. CLEVELAND PARK.
2nd floor has bedrooms, sleeping porch
and baths; lst floor has extra bedroom
with sdioining lavatory. Price and terms
will both suit you Open today. 1880
$50. take ST. car or bus TO Wisconsin ave.
and Lowell st. and go . short blocks east.
or drive via Mass ave or Reno I'd or
Woodley I'd. TO 34th and Lowell q block
north of Woodley rdp, then ! block west
I
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BETHESDA. MD.

EXCELLENT LOCATION.
Beautiful Broom. @-Story brick home
built less than ; years ago. completely
equipped with storm windows, nice fenced
in rear yard: priced for quick sale, $3.50
Call EN-. 1890 III 9 pm, weekdays and
Sundays. F. A. TWEED co. 55O4 Conn.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,
y BLOCK FROM 10c BUS.
POPULAR CIOSF-IN Arr,

This sttr, detached home is situated on
q wide and extra deep lot. The house is
only few months old rests on a vantage
point in new-home community mr..
Buckinsham. There is liy rm. with FIRE
dining rm.. modern kit and pine- paneled
den on frst floor. There are three be6rms
snd tile bath on second floor. economically
alr-cond. heat. the rear yard is fully
fenced. Price SaI5o You re invited
70 call Mr.. Bennett, North 2O56. 10 COM
plete arrangements to inspect property
KEI LEY a RRANNER DI -1An
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DETACHED : OR 3 ROOMS. D. C, GOOD
neighborhood and condition; under $4,000.
dad
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DETACHED BRICK

Attractive WoodSide Forest section Of
Silver Spring Six comfortable rooms
Three large bedrooms. Two baths First
floor lavstory. Large CAMERON. Gas fur
mace. Screened-in porch. Garage Wood
ed lot. Near all schools and shopping
center. See OWNER, 1916 Live Oak drive.
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104 18th ST 6 F.

Tvo-story brick semi-detached house
WITH basement, rooms: reception hall
hot-water heat hTed bv oil, Price. So 80
Terms. $1,000 cash. SO so month. InSpec-
tion by appointment only.
Mt. VERNON CORP.
MachiniStS' BLDG Ma nh2R
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5000.
3110 TAYLOR ST. NE.
S6,250.
4722 BRANCHVTLLE RID.

RERWYN, MD.
The ideal home. Seven large rooms
and bath: first floor has very large
living room across entire front, large
dining room, kitchen, pantry. bedroom
and bath, second floor has three nice
large lot, 1OOx150. garage; full base
ment. furnace heat, coal; very con-
veniently located, one block from Bal
timore blvd. (busl, one block from
and public: very convenient terms.
Immediate possession. nice place to
have garden and chickens.
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PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D. G; houses: no commission. MRS.
KERN. oRa2 WnndleY nj co 2R1h
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A stere9 5ePNo7. BUs ZONE, CLOSE To
pain, fuil cellar. noored attic suitsbin rs,
one Saqat.lohaI rooms; oil air-conditioned
open fireplace; large lot; SubstanfiaI ce sb
paYment: SS.U0n- Gu hnAn Naeil
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
{roptipued

LIST YOUR PROPERTY
For sale. rent or exchange if located vi
cinity Brightwood. Petworth. Saurs Addi-
ton or Taknma; our Office has clients wait
ING. FRANK H. GAUSS. 1904 Georgia ave.
NV, GE. 1922.
WE NEED HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
to sell. in the city. Virginia or Maryland,
an unusual condition in our 66 years Of
business. LlstinRs Will be very much appre
clated, especially at this time bungalows
and smaller houses
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K St. NV MA. 1896
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lTOm oWneF LsII VIC. lo4I.
MUST MOVE. WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR
downtown house: prefer Capitol Hill. No
dealers. Box 3s6-T, Star.
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hh aasa = ATTRACTIVE BRICK
rms, baths q bedrm and hair I %
nyeoiiace, screened porch; attached gar ,
gkcel. cond.j on bus line; wooded Iot SIM
huSseH I'd. Temple 425I "4o9
is lbSGo ast FRAME HOUSE WITH UNFIN-
lug tiTTo SItlc. electricity, gas and circuIsting
ff pea, h T, on acre of ground = MFG
ItonI rams church, Va; price 80, zoo, sp1sI
Town payment. Call Falls C,l,,rcl, =, 90 d Il
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WOODSIDE PARK,
Sill YER. SPRING. MD.-Sl3.150

Owner leaving city offers really charm
ing stone and brick home. situated on q
very large and beautiful lot. Contains 1st-
floor den. paneled recreation room, 3 bed
rooms master bedroom has small den or
nursery, . baths. built-in garage. This
is an established location of better homes
and is quite convenient to 2 lines Of
transportation. For details call MAJOR
YANCEY CO. 0346.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. AL.
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TAYLOR ST. NV.

3 RWS., oH2 BATHS.
10 minutes downtown via ! 9th ST, bus.
Very substantial detached brick home,
ideal for large family. New stove and
refs, gear gar. Terms. DIXIE REALTY
CO, Ma. $3.50
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0LORED

Is beautiful homes on KENYON irving.
Nsrder SITS Park pl, nv; prices from
ESQ % $3.50. terms. Call Mrs Lewis.
Du. 10sT, with PASQUAL REALTY Elk
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Mb.--NEW BUNGALOW &5 E00
S3;o DOWN, balance S1325 weekly
Sb oyiaS'' nv Nv; rm.. kit, and bath with
furnace, gas, cleo. foored attic. > bits
M SIs M anauiTe 5305 Taylor I'd, RlYerdaIe
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COLORED.

BUY LOT NOW-BUILD LATER.
Several choice NORTHEAST building
sites now available on easy terms. Pick
your location today and build that indi-
vioual home of your dreams to suit
yourself
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
PCS N. York Ave NV. Realtors. MA. a7q7.
500l e Capitol ST. Ii 354O
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

BROOM BUNGALOW (NEWl, CLOSE TO
transporta ton. near Gaithersburg, $4,000;
easy terms and vacant.
acres, Tranillah road; small cottage;
$1,000.
Ia acres near Boyds; 3-room bunEalow;
cleo. hard road
Several good buys close to Gaithersburs
FRED B. CUSHMAN,
$40 Frederick Ave, Gaithersburg Md.
rTelenhnne
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lar, garage easy terms. Mr.. Dickens
Decatur $3.50.
Colored-Beautiful 2-fsmily fiat, 4 rms
each nat separate heating plants; ideal
investment; will sacrifice; near st and P
SITS. Mr.. Hawkins, Michigan 2051.
Colored-10 large rms. . tile baths, h
WI. cleo. Glrard St, mr.. 18th. terms.
North 1909.
Colored-Nr. 10th and S stS-1n large
rms, automatic gas heat, garage, 1 , baths;
ideal condition throusnout; will sacrifice.
Ask for Mr. Stephens. Decatur I162.
Coored--Nr. End and V sts.--6 rms
hardwood floors, Colonial porch, h.-v,h.,
full cellar. Only S6,a5O terms,
THOS. W PARKS CO.
Sol Fla. Ave. NV. DE. 1850.
COLORED- BARGAIN.
Near KENYON and Park pl nw.-Mod
brk home. c. H, brk. gar, hrdwd, fl
$1,000 cash REQ. Call Mrs Lewis, DU.
1nS1, with PASQUAL REALTY CO, Elk.
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VACANT.

NEAR NAVY YARD
Modern 6-rm. brick, 2 screened porches,
recreation rm., gas heat Only $3.50,
terms. DIXIE REALTY CO, MA. $3.50.
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CoLORED OWNERS, BRooKLAND SEC
tion-List your property With US. Wanted
9 ana 8 rm modern homes. EQUITABLE
EELIY CO.. lol1 q ct. nv. r. A.
Jentors. "A. 1857.
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HOliSES E0R SALE

CoLoRED-IDEAL DOWNTOWN LoCA-
ton, 10 large rms. h-wh., cleo fun eel
lar, garage; easy terms. Mr.. Dickens
Decatur $685.
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FOUR-BEDROOM
COLONIAL BRICK

= ConV. to new Pentaeon sind NJ, NIL
py n1s' This spacious home is offsrnd So ~
SAFE Que to owners transfer. situafed i on
a isIge corner lot 400xl so, in re-
STLictea virginia development Room IN
clude center hall, large living room i5xa9
Win fireplace and door opening on screen
{c; psneled den u2xI41, with adjoin-
corner cupboards; equipped Kitchen n5Xx
~ ana breakfast nook; on the md floor,
isrge oedTms. and > baths leach with
with recreation room, laundry room and
mad room and bath. features Include
storage attic slate roof 2-car detached
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-17
$1,000.
4201 34th ST. NE.
TWO-FAMILY CORNER
$1,000.

safe investment or a good home,
now arranged as two Broom apart
ments: owner lives downstairs and
rents upstairs at 500 50 per mo-; on
bus line convenient to stores, schools,
churches and movies Convenient terms,
Immediate possession.