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Cincinnati Enquirer

Cincinnati Enquirer
The administration is taking action which has
been too long delayed in advocating a tax program
which is in closer relationship to the actuaes of
war than have been past taxation efforts. While
we realize full well that there unfortunate wastes
and extravagancies in the Federal Government we
must realize, too that to continue national policy
of deficit financing would be dangerous and short
sighted policy.
There will be much political opposition at this
time to any to boost direct eves in an effort
to make national income gain on the heady
pace by national expenditures Since the issues
should be met in the next few months and since
those months will be important in deciding the political
futures of many members of Congress- there will be
those who will attempt to side-step questions de-
nlanding increased tax levies. Voters have way of
expressing dsapproval of tax boosts at the polls.
Political office seekers should make their own
fears of defeat subordinate to their duty to the
electorate. Certainly cognizant of the state
of present expenditures, particularly those for war
financing can fail realize the need for additional
revenue to meet those expenditures To put Off to
future day the time of payment is not solution.
Such program would only increase the totals which
eventually must be paid a,5re; sls4
So long as war production scars the national
income will soar We now are earning each year
billions of dollars above our normal national income
The better part of wisdom will be to take large
part of that swollen income for the payment of
swollen wartime costs. es,a fi.- fafs,.I, ~
There will be many tax proposals during the
months ahead Some of them will find violent opposi-
ton among members of Congress; many will deserve
such opposition. But the principle which all our law
makers should realize is that conditions demand
higher current payments in order to hold low as
possible the national debt which already has reached
staggering proportions.
Any deviation from that principle on the part of
Congress the administration will be indicative of
refusal to face realities that will add dangers to an
already dangerous future.
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she kept turning her head as if
looking for someone and when I
asked her if could help her find
someone. she said that she was
looking for that Alaskan Eskimo.
She nearly tainted when I volun-
teered the information that I was
he.
My wife, Edith, and I celebrated
our tenth wedding anniversary yes
terday, the 18th of October. She
left Juneau the 14th of September,
and made it to Durham, North Car
DINA. in five days. which is only a
few miles from my camp. Lovely
climate here in Carolina We had
both forgotten what real fall wea-
ther was like. The days are warm
and the mites quite chilly The
trees are changing to lovely browns,
yellows, and goldens. The frost will
be on the pumpkins soon.
Hello and good luck to my
friends in the service up home"
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BAR BRITISH DOMINIONS

Senator Green of Rhode Island
then said that the Committees
milk-and- water resolution was the
kind that would sanction another
Congress of Vienna, by which three
big nations tried to control the
world.
Senator Vanderberg of Michigan,
would-be isolationist, complained
that the new toothy resolution had
omitted the Mackinac Conference
safeguard that future peace ma
chinery must be among sovereign"
nations. Republicans at Mackinac
inserted this in order to bar the
British dominions, which are part of
the Empire and not sovereign.
However, the new teeth-in-peace
resolution would permit Australia.
Canada, etc, to serve with the
United States on an equal basis,
since they are now United Nations.
Finally the closed-door meeting
adjourned with no conclusion ex-
cept that every Senator realized
one Of the stiffest fights in recent
history was going to take place on
the Senate floor. (Connally open
ed the debate yesterday in the
Senator
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luton soon and hearings would
take two or three weeks.
II believe l should serve notice
on the gentlemen" warned Pepper.
that 1 intend to bring the strong
resolution up on the floor and press
for adoption"
A scowl passed across Tom Con-
nally's handsome brow.
Its question of votes he rem
onstrated, ITS votes-it's what we
can pass through the Senate.
Il beg to disagree" countered
Pepper. IT'S not a matter of what
we CAN pass through the Senate,
it's what we SHOULD pass. If a
thing is not right We should not
pass it, no matter how many votes
we can muster We mustn't fool the
world about anything as sacred as
future peace, and we must not go
on record with an ambiguous reso-
luton which we don't really mean"
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the United States and the toll membership was
1902. @H .ns sA
BY l941 when the United States attacked by
Japann, the total membership of Girl Scouts in the
United States was 670380 and these girls offered
their services at once to President Roosevelt.
The services performed by this organization have
been invaluable in time of DESERVING many of
their more peasurabe activities the Girl Scouts
show up wherever they can do a, job In Juneau, as
all over the nation, they spend much time in making
up bandages and dressings be to the fighting
fronts In every drive to raise funds they perform
valiantly. f-t
Not only does the Girl Scout movement provide
valuable asset in community service but it provides
also wholesome outlet for the recreational desires
of the future of America giving the girls
through the Girl Scout training program, the basis
upon which to build a sound and happy life.
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"The stars incline
bat do not c0n1peP
wEDNEsDAY. OCTOBER q


Benefic aspects are strong today
which should be favorable to per-
sons engaged in intellectual pur-
suits. especially to persons in au-
Ithority w
HEART AND HOME: This should
| be an active day in home tasks, the
stars stimulating interest in the
welfare of the family. 1t is not an
suspicious date for starting new
projects of any sort, because the
Judgment may not be trustworthy
The evening is most promising for
informal social events. This is a
lucky wedding date; long partner
ship is presaged. From modest IL
nancial possessions the stars seem
to promise steady prosperity.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS; The large
volume OF money in circulation will
benefit number of persons who find
wartime more prosperous for them
than peacetime. The seers counsel
thrift and careful planning for the
future. Economics learned through
national emergencies should not be
forgotten when normal conditions
are established, astrologers en-
phasize Importers who have en-
joyed improved trade conditions
with South America may meet with
unexpected hazards in conf ng
months, due to sudden phases of
world conflict. Postwar trade among.
nations of the Western Hemisphere
is to expand greatly. Us
NATIONAL ISSUES: The 1943
undertaking ship building
achievement means much for the
coming decade in which the United
States Navy is to be of prime i'm
portance. According to the stars
policing of the seas will be a task
in which the nation must assume
global precedence. Supremacy in
the air as well as on the water will
be maintained when peace ADJUST
ments are completed.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
Among the smaller members of the
United Nations there may be dis
satisfaction, because they must be
excluded from the war policy-mak-
ing conferences of Britain and the
United States. Political snagS of
many sorts necessitate the delays in
extending full participation in the
planning and carrying out of global
strategies, it is indicated. Each
progressive move toward final VIC
tory adds to postwar complexities,
the seers declare
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury of year of average good
fortune. Many apprehensions and
anxieties will prove groundless.
Children born on this day prob
ably will work out important careers
IN the changed world of tomorrow
These Scorpio folk should be TALENT
ed and energetic.
| Copyright, 1943)
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Holland, former head of the Small
War Plants Corporation, is one man
who did not blow off venom after
exiting from Washington. He has
been Winding his own business in
Kansas City State Depart
.ment officials admit that what Sen
ator Mead heard from North Afri-
can French sources might be true,
namely that the Germans may
crack soon. The Germans are a
rational people, and when they see
they are licked, they do not, like
the British, fight to the bitter end
Copyright, l943, by United
Feature Syndicate, Inc)
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UNDER THE DOME

Gov. Arnall of Georgia complain
ed to the President the other day
about the muddled food situation
in the Peach State. The President
always has referred to Georgias
OPA, where Republicans held high
jobs, as an Illustration of how the
joke was on him in making OPA
appointments. He told Arnal that
things were being Strengthened out
" Boss Ed Flynn of the Bronx
is about the only leading Democrat
who says privately that Lieut.. Gen.
Haskell, Democratic candidate for
lieutenant governor of New York,
can be elected. Most Denis have
considered that Tom Dewey's cam
didate was sure to win Lou
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MRS. RASMUSSEN IS
HOME WITH new SON


Mrs w. A. Rasmussen and baby
boy left st. AIMS Hospital on Sat-
urday. and are now at their home
ON Starr Hill The new son has
been named Thomas Erling for his
great-grandfather on his mothers
side OF the family, who came to
the United States from Norway as
boy, and fought in the Civil War
He was wounded in battle, and
eventually died from his injuries
upon his return to Norway.
Young Thomas was born on Oc-
tober IL. Columbus Day. The Ras-
mussens also have another son
Wally, now II years old
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POLITICAL CHAFF

Handsome John Hamilton, ex-
chairman OF the Republican Ma
tiorial Committee, is taking a po-
litical look-see round the country.
Afterwards. his friend and boss, Joe
Pew. will know more about what
COP horse to back for 1914 = 8 =
Hamilton will visit his old home,
Topeka, but he will not call on his
old friend, ALI Landon, whose cam
paign he managed They don't get
along any more Harrison
Spangler, present chairman of the
Republican National Committee,
also is taking look-see round the
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country. When he left Washington
he was most optimistic about the
COP upswing " The Texas po-
litical grapevine has it that Jesse
Jones is out to control the Texas
delegation for 1914, partly for the
purpose of blocking Sam Rayburn
and, some of Jesse's friends whisper,
even to block 4th term, should
political sands shift. After all, a
political delegation as large as that
from Texas is a powerful weapon
if you can control it.
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LOOK and LEARNs%y c. GORDON

patented?
is nargie?
8. Bible mention birds times?
A. When did California become a State?
5. IS a canard?
ANSWERS: ~
l. Englshman patented in 1890
smoke being
:
public
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REV. WILLIAM FORBES
HERE FROM WRANGELL

The Rev William Forbes, of ST.
Philips Episcopal church at Wran-
gell, arrived last night and will re-
sumo service at Holy Trinity Cath
edral suspended up to now during
the absence of Dean C. E. Rice. who
is in the States.
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Daily Lessons in English y y. |. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN NIsUsED: say may you wish
Omit
OFTEN MIsPRoNoUNcED jooveni the II
as II Z
Monetary AIRY cry
allure, decoy, tempt
word three times and is yours Let us
INAPTg not appropriate inapt
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MODERN ETIQUETTE by ROBERTA LEE

O. a How do you
your tea?
preferences lemon, and whether
write telegraph hotel for reseva-
lions?
A. absolutely but is advisable
O. right height a table?
be of the hostess.
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CARD PARTY

Bridge-Pinochle pm. Friday,
Oct. %. to be held in Rooms of
Trinity Church by Jr Trinity
Guild. adv.
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Fifty Santa Claus masks being sent to service
in Alaska by group of children from Griffin
School in Thurston County, Washington.
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Washington
Merry
6o-Round

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

OCTOBER 26
Allen Shattuck
Mrs. George Messerschmidt
Marianne Skinner
Mrs. Bud Vance
Mrs. v. M. Beauchamp
E. F. Clements
Doris McCloskey
John Floberg
Jackie Lee
Evening star., 1943-07-04
FINE OLD HOME,
20 ACRES-S165 500

IN Maryland. 26 miles from the District
line, in AQuasco. Prince Georges County
The house is well over 100 years old and
in wonderful state OF preservation. The
center entrance hall is i2x36. with beau
tiful stairway. q OF the spacious rooms
are 17xlS and the double living room is
36x17, los-burning f1replaces in each master
room. the ceilings are - feet high, spacious
porches. shade trees and all necessary out
OF about 900 feet on paved STATE road
and the house is situated about 500 feet
back from the road This is a grand old
home in a fine section of the country. fine
view. BOSS & PHELPS. realtors texcu-
slvely). Ask for MI. Sha ckeltord MA. $500.
Evenings and Sunday. ST.. 66OS.
BARGAIN AND IS VACANT.
Open daiy-l3lS Buchanan ST. NV
samidet brick. rooms b. garage. Title
all ready: move IN within 10 days LARRY
O. STEELE, RE Oia:s, EN- H3I5
Evening star., 1943-07-04
For Sale Immediately.

Fine residence in Chevy Chase. D. c..
solid on 9e o assvs Stat. stone roof oo
large liv. room. 1O-ft. center hall with
Colonial stairway. also back stairway,
pantry kit. with 3 windows, storeroom.
ice room, service porch and large covered
vcranda off living room, large fireplace
with Colonial mantel in liv and dining
room; 2nd floor. large bedrooms. / with
fireplace, , baths, stair hall. linen closets
clothes chute to laundry. inclosed heated
sun porch; :'rd floor completely fioored
with large finished room, 3 easement win
dows. front and back, lavatory and bath.
extensive storage space: auto. heat ard
hot water. large laundry room and toilet
IN basement: price, $1,000: suitable
terms. Please do not call unless really
interested IN purchasing. 1908 Jenifer
WO 31Of
Evening star., 1943-07-04
CHEVY CHASE, MD, $10,950.

Just vacated, ready for your occupancy,
3 bedrooms, bath and detached garage.
G. E. oil burner: deep lot; walking dis
tance TO stores and schools.
Once Open Today
Call WO. 23Oo.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Sligo Park Hills, Md, S13,95O

Adjacent to and overlooking the park
and Sligo Greek. rooms. :, complete
baths and first-foor library and lavatory;
laree living room on lower level opening
onto terrace with lovely outlook outside
fireplace: years old Possession immedi-
ately. Something different and very charm
ing. BOSS & PHELPS. REALTORS exclusive
ly| Ask for Mr.. Shackelford MA. 1900
EVENINGS and Sunday 81 6fOS
Evening star., 1943-07-04
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO
134 9th ST NV

COLORED
13-room house, 700 block 9Th St NV.
h.-w.h. baths: price, $1,000; down
payment. $4,000
Groom house. 1000 block So,th Caro-
| lima ave. Sc, h.-wh.; price. $3.50: $500
down.
6-room house. near Kearney St ne
gas heat, garage. front porch. deep yard
S6,a50. MR.. ROBERTS, NO. O157 or
/ NO 35o1 4s
Evening star., 1943-07-04
OPEN SUNDAY. 2.

s?S Otis n.w.-6-room and bath. brick
newly decorated: possession. Phone CO
134s; ewes. EN-. O2S9
Evening star., 1943-07-04
SILVER SPRING. MD.

Beautiful, almost new brick home; four
bedrooms two bedrooms and bath on first
floor, large living room. dining room, de
luxe kit. screened living porch. recreation
room, laundry room, air conditioned. wide
wooded lot near TRANSPORTATION. shopping
owner transferred; quick sale. Sl4.250.
CaN EN-. 1890 SUNDAYS and weekdays
until . pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904
Evening star., 1943-07-04

BRICK BUNGALOW
Woodbridge. 4138 22nd st. ne.-b rooms
tile bath. attic room, fireplace, recreation
room; about 39xl1S: garsKe; near bus.
stores: immediate possession: price Ss.45O
Open l to z pm. To inspect. out Rhode
Island ave. to 22nd st. ne. left on 22nd
st. to homes.
1924 n. ]. Ave. NE O6, oS1Y.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
EAST CAPITOL, ST
OPEN TODAY, 1925.

OPEN TODAY, 12-5.
SIS E ST. NE.
Don't fail to see this substantial brick,
rms: "A bedrooms. auto. heat, porches,
deep lot, etc; convenient to everything;
an outstanding home value for only
81 1.950 90, on terms
YOUR NEIGHBOR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. $500.
Beautiful Georgian Brick,
6 Bedrooms, 4 Baths.
SPACIOUS GROUNDS. fronting 1876 feet,
Z blocks from Chevy Chase Club. y
block from BUS. This is very lovely
home and a REAL BARGAIN. First-floor
&ihrary and lavatory, wide center-entrance
hall, splendid floor plan, fireplaces in liv-
ane room. library. and master bedroom;
S-ca1 2-sfory brick garage. with large
lvsble room on second floor This is one
Of the best offerings on today's market.
PRICED for immediate sale. S25.O0O. I'm
mediate possession. BOSS a. PHELPS.
realtors Exclusively, MA. 1900 Evenings
end Sunday. call Mr.. Leigh. WI. 3799.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
CONN AVE EXTENDED

S12,5o0. New brick semi-bune allow.
containing . bedrooms and bath on lst
floor and . bedrooms and bath on end
floor. Wooded lot. 75xiS5. Air-condi-
toned oil heat. Bult-in garage. I'm
maculate new-house conoition. Built tor
owner, beautiful home Call BOSS q.
Phelps, MA. $500. Evenings. Mr.. Leigh,
Evening star., 1943-07-04
81 | 250

Compelled to leave; reduced from Sl3,-
600: Groom brick :! tile baths. recreation
garage; 81 900 cash. 54Og Tilden rd.,
Decatur Heights. Nd. Eyes. WA .11lf
Evening star., 1943-07-04
OPEN TODAY, 1875.
TIP 11th ST. Sc.

I1L IL III . DE.
Situated near the Navy Yard, this sub
stantial brick must be seen 10 be appre-
cia ted; : rms. a bedrooms. :, baths iull
basement etc ideal home or investment:
excellent cond !mmed. possession; priced
FOR only $3.50 90, on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. NE. $500.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
4 FLATS-Sl6.5OO

Nth Near 8 NV
mats; rental. $3.50 per mo-; only 81 900
cash necessary. WO. 2693 Sunday and
Evening star., 1943-07-04
VERMONT AVE,
# ST NEAR ond NV
COLORED.
AYN1"HY1 A
COLORED.
DESIRABLE LOCATIONS

In all sections OF the city at wide range
in prices. with various room arrangements.
l tn st. NV rms, bath. INV h.. $1,000
Eye st. s.e.-6 rms, bath. INV H.. $3.50
Ben. I'd n.e.-5-rm. br., bath 4,75O
Col. I'd. nw.-6 rms. b. te. of 13th). 5,"50
D st. n.e.-5 rms. bath. h.-w.h.--- 5,250
D st. s.e.-6-rm. br.. bath--- $3.50
5th st. s.e.-5-rm. br. 4.250
3rd st. n.w-6 RMS. bath-------- $3.50
2nd st. me- rms, bath - 4,25O
18th st. n.e-5 rms, bath 1850
Above are but 10 of over 100 desirable
properties now available to thrifty home
buyers. Daily or Sunday.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
SOO1 Z. Capitol st. Realtors Ii. 3540.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
VACANT.

49lS Montgomery Lane. Bethesda. Md
Three blocks from post ONCE and busi-
ness section. corner lot, attractive 6-room
stucco, ready to move right in; screened
porch and large rear porch, lear garage
beautiful lot. shade trees, neighborhood
the best and the price is right. Sl0.950.
E. M. FRY, INC,
124O Wisconsin Ave WI 614O
Evening star., 1943-07-04
WOODHAVEN- MD.

Just off Bradley blvd. this almost new
brick is a beautiful home. Near transpor-
tation. Six spacious rooms. large living
room. cleo kitch.. three bedrooms. two
baths copper plumbing and cutters. Storm
windows. Oil heat. Early occupancy. Out :
standing value. xl3.95O. tExclusiveD Call
EN-. 1890 Sundays and weekdays until -
pm. F. A. TWEED CO, 55Oi Conn
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Immediate Possession.

A well-built, 3-yr. .-old stone and brick
home, 3 bedrooms, \ closets l full bath.
> IL baths, freplaces in living and recre-
alton rooms, convertible oil furnace. large
screened porch, sun deck. bullt-ln cara ge;
only $4,000: reasonable terms. near Cabin
John streetcar line.
MRS. BURGESS,
RlGa Broad St WI 4353
Evening star., 1943-07-04
VACANT.
6O34 BROAD ST

Brookmont tract, off Macarthur blvd.
near District line. 6-room brick, years
old, large living room, dining room. kitch-
en-. half bath 1st floor; 3 bedrooms and
bath End floor; attached garage. Owner
says sell quickly. Liberal terms.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Eo40 Miscnnsin Ave WI 6-in
Evening star., 1943-07-04
NJ, ,UWU.

NE" DNIIhEh I1oMG
This is without a doubt one of the pref
tiest and finest homes ever built and the
only new house available at this price until
after the war. 2 master bedrooms. > baths
sun parlor, powder room. lavatory, library
two fireplaces, de luxe kitchen and many
other features too numerous to mention
Lei us show you this home today. BEIT
Evening star., 1943-07-04
S12.95O

10th ST HIGHLANDS
An unusually attractive brick home west
of 18th st on Allison ST. on lot 1873 feet
deep, 1t has a living room with open
stove and new sink modern in every re-
spect. Solarium. on first floor; ) bedrooms,
" baths on second; coal heat tAUTO-
MATICp, screened, insulated weather.
stripped. detached brick garage. Cwner
occupant will give possession. Evening or
Sunday. phone Temple 1888.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
30 18th St. Realtor National O.53
Evening star., 1943-07-04
A0llses e0p GALE

9 rooms and bath, inclosed porch, auto.
heat. b-i. garage; excellent condition:
immediate possession: convenient to
schools. stores transportation and
churches. Open today. MI. 1879.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
6613 EXFAIR ROAD,
BETHESDA. MD

6613 EXFAIR ROAD,
BETHESDA, MD.
Must be sold; Broom brick, = years old:
splendid condition. attached garage, large
screened porch, slate roof. insulated. wealth
er-stripped One block to transportation;
price, $1,000.
E. M. FRY. INC,
T240 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 614O
HERE IS EVERYTHING.
LOOK TODAY
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Out where it's cool. adjoining Sligo Park.
in the Silver Spring area, stands a CENTER
nall Colonial home. all-brick construction.
The house Is less than a year old, same as
new. 1t contains living rm. with fireplace
Spacious dining rm.. large well-eauipped
kltchen: 1St-noor tile lavatory: 3 bedrms.
and :. tile baths on Ind floor There is also
Glubroom, beautifully finished; basement
toilet, attached garage. large screened
porch. gas heat A truly fine home, well
worth your lnsoection 81, 6lHI
Evening star., 1943-07-04
HOUSES FOR SALE.
81 IA NT uTTTC Mn

& attractive bungalows, Sb.9bO. $500
down, $50 mo. Addison rd near Central
st. masked Seat Pleasant. Hillside O399
or Hillside 1IIf-J.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

S3.aOU-4-ROOM BUNGALOW. YEAR OLD.
5000 down, $50 month. Eastpines. Md |.
39Of 6:}rd ave. Phone Union H41O.
MIR; HoMEsEEKER-HoW ABOUT a
real country brick home. consisting OF s
rooms and modern bath. INV h. tcoaD:
electricity and gas guesthouse and chicken
house. approximately liz acres of land.
beautiful shrubbery. fruit trees and Victory
garden: about , miles from Alexandra,
Va, for only S6.N5O, terms? F. NJ.
4o3l or ia 1884
Evening star., 1943-07-04

BOAT FOR SALE
Live on boat year round 45-ft. heated
cabin cruiser, Just rebuilt; equipped with
shower. gas stove, elec. refR.; new shop
ping center: blk from streetcar: reas.
"Kay-Ray" Boat. 1900 Maine ave. S.M.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
WESTERN AVE.

Beautiful brick near Westmoreland Cir
sun parlor, wide center hall, three bed
rooms, tile bath, insulated, wide corner
lot: immediate possession: quick sale. Sl3.-
able 500 mo. Call EN-. 1890 SUNDAYS
and weekdays until pm. F. A. TWEED