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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
You'll be More
.WaIk-Conseious
Under Gas Curbs

DETROIT, Aug. 10 - (P) -
The new gasoline ration limita-
tons, together with the OPA's
attitude, evidently are going to
make the public still more
alk-conscious."
Instructions to local ration
boards from the Detroit dis
trict OPA emphasized today
that supplemental rations under
the new IS per cent allowance
decrease must be restricted "as
much as possible to share-the-
ride drivers who have full car
clubs"
The OPA defined the full
car club" as comprised of -four
or more persons including driv-
err" An applicant lacking a full
car club shall not be issued
supplemental rations unless he
shows that alternative means
of transportation are made
quate."
E. T. Broadwell, district mile
age rationing officer, said as
follows in his announcement of
instructions to local boards:
Boards will take into con-
sideration that street cars and
buses, as we'll as trains, are to
be regarded as alternative
means of transportation and
supplemental rations must be
denied to applicants who can
use such facilities and do not
have full car clubs.
Generally, il the distance to
work is only from n TO two
miles each way, or il il can be
covered by walking in 80 or 40
minutes, a supplemental ration
will be denied"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
State Liquor
Buyer Quits
Peace ConcIove
is Reported

LANSING, Aug f9-t4'1-
Resignation of Max d. Lee. pur-
chasing director of the Liquor
Control commission, was an
nounced Wednesday as r. Glen
Dunn. commission chairman,
and Auditor General Vernon j.
Brown met in a peace confer
ence Of sorts called at beheSt of
Governor Kelly.
Kelly's legal adviser, Thomas
A. Kenney, sat in on the behind
closed-doors meeting. presum-
ably as the referee. He served
as its spokesman, describing il
as preliminary to a larger meet
ing TO seek solution Of vexing
problems which beset the COM
mission in loss of personnel to
Armed service and higher paid
jobs in private enterprise.
The participants would not
discuss openly the clash between
Browns department and Dunns
over accounting practises at the
commission which the Auditor
General department has criti-
cized as loose" and an invita-
ton to petty corruption.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
Dieppe Raided
One Year Ago
Nine Hour Bottle
Woged on Coost

LONDON, Aug. 19-(P)-The
first full dress rehearsal for the
invasion of Europe which now
appears close at hand was staged
exactly one year ago today
when Canadian and British
troops, with a small sprinkling
of Americans, executed their
spectacular raid on Dieppe.
Landing on the French coast
at dawn with strong air and
naval support, the raiders pene-
trated several miles inland and
fought bloody battle with Ger
man coastal defenders for more
than nine hours before with
drawing.
A chance encounter with a
German patrol boat robbed the
raid of its surprise element and
the Allied forces paid a high
price for the daring venture. OF
5000 Canadian troops which
comprised five-sixthS Of the as
sault forces, 3,350 were listed as
casualties, with ITO dead. 633
wounded and 2,547 missing.
Valuable lessons, however,
were learned in the raid, which
were applied to the Allied land
ings in Sicily and will be put to
good use again when the in
vasion OF Europe is launched.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1e-(A

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19-tP
Vice President Wallace de-
clared today that his recent crit
icism of corporations was aimed
only al the small minority.
He coupled a blessing for the
profit system with an assertion
that free enterprise must be
preserved in the nations post
war economic life.
o Wallace called in newsmen TO
declare that a recent speech in
Detroit, in which he accused
some big corporations of mono
polistic practises, had been mis-
understood and misinterpreted"
as a general attack on the cor
porate form of business organi-
zation
Declaring such an implication
definitely was not his intent, he
said
"95 TO SO percent of the cor
porations are harmless or bene-
ficient, and suffer just as much
from the small minority as any
other group in the population.
And for that 95 TO 90 per cent,
Wallace expressed this wish:
God bless EN- if they can
make profits"
The corporate form of organ
ization. he declared, "is essential
in a Democratic country like the
United States for efficient carry
ing on, not only of large scale
business, but also many types of
small business"
simultaneously, Wallace said
that the corporations (which
need to be watched most closely
are those which move in inter-
national trade. and those which
enter international cartels re-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19

A heavy set, six-foot man was
being sought today by Macomb
County deputies for the attemp-
tide holdup of a taxi cab driver.
Sigmund Zeve, of 80 South ave-
nue., yesterday evening.
The man entered Zeve's cab
with his hand in his pocket as
though he had gun, and order
ed him TO drive 10 North Graf
lot About two miles north Of
Hall road, Zeve saw three cars
approaching so he stopped his
cab and jumped out, asking for
assistance, deputies reported.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
WITH THE BRITISH HOME

WITH THE BRITISH HOME
FLEET, (By MaiD - All the
world remembers the spectacu-
lar pursuit of May, 1941, when
the giant German battleship Bis
marck burst into the Atlantic,
sank the British battle cruiser
Hood and in turn was sent TO her
doom in swift revenge.
Today another prize, the pow
erful Tirpitz, sistership of the
Bismarck, glitters elusively be-
fore the eyes of Admiral Sir
Bruce Fraser's home fleet, which
has the irksome task of pinning
down the German flagship and
other warcraft in harbors where
they are concealed.
PRIME FACTOR
Will the Tirpitz try TO break
out? That is the chief question in
the minds of naval experts who
direct the home fleet. Some be-
lieve she may attempt it. Others
contend the Germans know such
venture would be suicide.
They insist she will remain in
hiding as long as the home fleet
stands on guard.
That is the view of famous
British admiral commanding a
cruiser squadron who recently
rece civ d this correspondent
aboard his flagship.
He predicted the Tirpitz or
any other German ship would
have as much chance of survival
''as a dog in meat grinder" if
she tried TO break out.
One thing appears certain. If
the Tirpitz or any other German
warships appear in the open,
they will become quarries in a
sea and air chase such as these
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
$1,000 Taken In
BY Utica Church

Seven thousand dollars were
taken in Sunday at the home
coming and dinner given by the
St. Lawrence Catholic church,
Utica at their parish hall on Van
Dyke avenue. More than 2.l00
dinners were served by ladies of
the church.
In the drawing, cash prizes
were awarded as follows E. SUIT
ton, Rochester, Route !, $4,000;
Mr.. Slough, Auburn avenue,
$4,000: r. Moitke, Auburn ave
nue., $500: Z. j. Ansette, East
Detroit, $4,000.
Rev. FIR. z. J. DeKeyser. rec
tor, expressed his appreciation
of cooperation and efforts put
forward by those in charge of
the affair, which was the largest
in receipts and attendance of
any ever held by the Utica
church.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
Wallace Clarifies Attack
on American Corporations
Only Minority Are forget;
Gives Profit System Blessing

specting markets, prices and the
use of inventions.
These corporations" he said,
ARE often interested in getting
subsidies from their govern
ment and therefore are especial
ly interested in controlling gov
eminent. They move in foreign
affairs and therefore are inter
ested in the state department or
foreign office. To make money,
they enter into arrangements
with foreign corporations and
foreign governments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
BOAT MISSING

Peter Vandenbossche, Of 385
Jefferson avenue. reported the
theft Of 14-foot flat bottom
boat to the sheriff's department
yesterday morning The boat
was described as painted dark
green, and having plywood
bottom.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
Will Great BattIeshp Tirpitz' Dare British Fleet?
Taxi-HOIdup Suspect Sought

The passenger meanwhile disap-
peared.
The mar. was described as
weighing 200 lbs, wearing
white shirt, without a hat or
suit coat.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19
MOTH EATING
MEASUREMENTS

If unmolested, one female
moth and her descendants can
in a single year destroy as much
wool as 10 sheep can produce
in the same period of time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-19

Flood-lighting trucks for the
Army mount six lamps which de
velop 100000 candlepower:
four such trucks illuminate an
emergency landing field.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
SMALL VIRGINIA ESTATE
WITH A SPACIOUS HOME
AND 3 BEAUTIFUL, ACRES

. Located in the heart of Arlington. with
eon gIde mihe snd S,h1n Sy nTs 10 ne HeW Pens
stores and schools this spacious 5-bed-
5eam hgme sTHated on over aeres Of
,vacy: convenience and the freedom Of
LIE in in The the country. The house, approxi-
rounded by a beautiful level. green lawn.
abundant with large trees. and Towering
ivns room 5x.51 With frepIace Ser.ef heafer Hs4
recrestion porch ,lfxso' dining room
and large Gu''I kchen on PIKE nd oor
master bedroom 'itix.o, bedroom 1Iox-
hsG ba,; bedroom @1 Inxi2I. bedroom I:x1 -.
Iic with regular stairway affords space for
future expansion and contains a finished
the main. house there is a 5-room guest
house with bath and furnace. which fronts
ached farsse amens sa Sne hs many sras
tive features are slate roof. rockwool In
nss ape sGppsT snd eon
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
$40 Wilson Blvd,,, Arlington, Va
CHI 3s3s. Ewes, Falls Church 1lss-J.
Artistically Picturesque,
Nestled beautifully among dosvood and
other no1erlns r shrubs & 10, 65xlan rooms,
prevsP PS Price of GiS.NS $4,000 subsssntai
COLONIAL REALTY CO., INC.
Realtors.
CHI, sl1o. ae4s Wilson Blvd, OK. os75.
FALLS CHURCH.
Beautiful .-story white house. bed
rooms bath. Jaree living room. fireplace.
u bath in basement, laundry, outside en-
trance. att. garage, auto. heat, large cor.
lot trees; price, SS.45o. Substantial cash
payment.
]. L. C. WEST,
Tel Falls Church 2I35-J. Eve. 2o66W
VIRGINIA BEST BUYS
Owner leaving for West this vk selling
his Cape Cod 5-r. bungalow with finished
furniture for $1,000. Large lot completely
fenced in. This is modern home, fur
niture and house about l yr. old. Here is
unusual proposition; immediate pos
session: walking distance TO Pentagon
Bldg
Va. Hishlands--5;r.. brick Cane Cod
rms, screened-in porch. frepl. h.-uh..
oil b; full basement. at bus line. $3.50.
% oaks1ssNsT n 0rsk $1,000 ssdo sssS
bal. S3S 90 per mo.
Az IT,, on Arlington Ridee I'd. and over
looking river and city. ST. 900
Country gentleman estate near Jefer-
son Park acres, large modern brick
house and double garage. last word in
modern construction.
House and corner lot. Va Hishla nds.
$4,000 Ar frame. sewer, water. gas. Why
rent?
Nearly new 8-r house Aurora Hills.
Nearly new 6-r. house. Beverly Hills.
j. L. PRICE.
1903 So. Arlington Ridge Rd..
Arlington. Va.
Phone Jackson 1904 and Ivy 1912.
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HOLBROOK & CO.,
FALLS CHURCH. VA.

BRICK EM1-BUNGALow. ROOMS
AND BATH. 1st FLOOR: STORAGE
ROOMS ON end: LARGE LIVING ROOM
WITH FIREPLACE. DINING ROOM AND
FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN, SCREENED
PORCH. NEARLY y ACRE WITH VIC
GARAGE. THIS is IT CALL MR. DON
AHUE. CHI. 2440: EYES, FALLS CHURCH
1883; n C. HINES & SONS. INC.
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UNIVERSITY pARK x,ns,

UNIVERSITY PARK-xIO,5OO
Detached brick. rooms. bath isvator,
suh ~ poIch, automatic heat. garsge; cony'
10 y; OF n terms arranged
DECATUR HEIGHTS-Semi-b -bunpa,ou <
rooms and bath, refrigerator and range,
automatic heat, large corner lot; saraee:
LANDovER HILLs-S5 $50: a rooms
path automatic heat. full basement: terms
WEST HYATTSvILLE-S3,a bunaa-
ioT ? rooms path: large lot; terms
80, ~ SNDaLI-91n'o; asbestos shnele
ounealow: rooms, bath. auto. heat, large
PERRY BOSWELL. INC
1900 R. I. Ave NE
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CH1RMTNG m-7PEN70N

5-rm.. .2.story. frame home. beautifully
remodeled throushout, new air-conditioninE
shaded street on corner lot within sight OF
Clarendon Bank: only 4 block or 2 from 3
main blyds. and bus lines: unusually fne
S6. 300. terrnx COZ QNIAI. 6sfI 0Sn2 -
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THE HOME YOU HAVE
BEEN LOOKING FOR.
$3.50.
4211 51st ST. NE.

DEth OR HElIHI >. MD.
Beautiful brick Cape Cod corner,
extra large lot. all nicely fenced we'll
handicapped lawn. detached garage i'm
proved streets. one block 10 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
TRIO REFRIGERATOR: large SIDE
porch. Second floor has TWO large
bedrooms and fun tile bath with
shower. Ample closet and storage
space: hardwood floors throughout. All
thoroughly insulated: oil hot water
heat. instantaneous hot-water heater
gas: dry basement with laundry trays.
To. see through this beautiful home,
call at our once. Terms can be ar
ranged as low as 1000 down. balance
monthly. FHA financed. Immediate
possession,
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ARLINGTON-S7.25O.
10c BUS PASSES DOOR.
OPEN SUNDAY, II.
1925 10th st. SOUTH

Here's your Victory Garden lot hOxl,5
bunsslow with 5 cheerful. bright airy
rooms ana tiled bath on frst moor includ-
ms colorful kitchen equipped with range
burning fireplace in living room. with a
winters supply Of wood thrown in fn-
ished stairway to large insulated noored
attic Tor storage or :. future rooms each
With > windows: ar-conditioned coal heat
Located IN nice nelRhborhood night on IOc
bus line direct 10 Pentagon Bids and down
town. OCCUPIED only q months this prac-
tlcaHy new home is now vacant and you
can move in Immediately. This Is real
opportunity for a thrifty couple TO secure
home in moderate price range and on
reasonable terms. Drive out this week end
reach-Drive over Memorial Bridge. ou,
Lee blvd. TO 2nd light. left on Gebe road to
18th St. night to property.
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3 INVESTMENTS

, 5-room detached brick S6.a5O 6.room
brick. SIS so, rents for 81 90 per mo
A GOLD MINE FOR SOMEBODY.
, rooms, 3 baths. 3 kitchens . living
rooms with open hreplaces: Gear garage
For other types Of property INQUIRE
COLLINS IL PRICE
3236 Wilson Blvd, Arl. Va Glebe 1913
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ARLINGTON VA

An opportunity to get something differ
emit miles from Key Bridge close 10
transp.. schools and stores; large bungalow:
NV h.. coal: shrubs. fruit and shade trees:
plenty gardening space: price cut to Ss 80
To inspect call Glebe 1913
Evening star., 1943-05-09
BETHESDA. MD.

Near new Bethesda hospital--Almost new
6-room brick, 3 bedrooms tile baths
fireplace; nice fenced-in yard; built. by
excellent builder; surrounded by hisher-
Call for appt to see F. A. TWEED CO,
5504 Conn ave. EN-. 1890 until 9 pm.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
vsuRsAh PROPERTY FOR SALE

YOUR 5-ROOM DREAM HOusE-AERO-
nautical engineer must leave his beautiful
home. fully eauipped and furnished: IA
den tools, deep lot inclosed by wire fence
Also unfurn: houses. Phone Roberts Of
MONCuRE AGENCY; Pals Church 22O0.
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FOR COLORED.
134 y ST 6 r,

FOR COLORED
1874 D ST. Sc.
Excellent. large. S-rm. brick row house
near Capitol and House once Bldgs; easily
convertible into or more apts: good
nelshborhcod. Hot-water oil heat good
yard and 2-car detached garage Reason
able terms Call Mr.. Vernon, eve and
Sun. Wisconsin 1850 daily. at DI. 6Oa2.
VIM NJ THROCKMORTON.
Investment Bids,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
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READY TO MOVE INTO.
90 7En

This lovely country home, situated on
p acres of rich fertile ground, surrounded
with beautiful shade and fruit trees. is
tthe answer to your ration problem. The
mouse is modern throughout: has large
rooms. dry basement, modern bath oil
burner. freplace. insulated electric stove.
noors sanded, newly papered and painted.
gravel drive fagstone walks. apple pear
and plum trees: near bus line. located tust
Of Leesbure pike. To reach. turn right
at the stop light in Falls Church. go out
Leesburg pike approximately j miles to the
Dunn Iorine I'd, go left to first road turn
ing rleht. go about IA mile to large wi1te
mouse of left-hand side of road owner
VII VII be on premises all day Sunday. Pr.
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$7.25O-ARLINGTON.

Beautiful new fve-room masonry bunsa-
o sb9i5e ncaded n prce tWo boess
to bus; 61O6 North 22nd st. Out Wash
blvd to nottingham, right to 22nd. Open
. a
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7 ROOMS, 2l2 BATHS.
HIGH, WOODED ls ACRE.
ARLINGTON VA

high and we'll wooded Il acre in
one OF the r ost beautiful and exclusive
neighborhoods OF nearby Arlington is
the site of this distinctive brick home
of rooms. A large entrance hall leads
TO 2S-ft LIVING room, l6X13 din
ing room. well appointed kitchen. "a
bath and open porch completes the
first floor. A spacious master bedroom
with private bath. small den and .
comprise the second floor. In the base
ment is game room with fireplace,
maids room and bath and 2-car garage,
This home is fIIy insulated. weather
stripped and termite-proofed. Nicely
city. Inspection by appointment only.
Priced at x21 $50
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO..
tREALTORSI
o05l WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON. VA.
CHESTNUT 3l3l. GLEBE 3434
Evening star., 1943-05-09

Colored-Nr, North Capitol and Que
Large rms. INV h., elec.. tile bath full
cellar. Mr. Hawkins, Michigan 2O57-De-
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
A CHARMING HOME.

A CHARMING HOME.
In an exclusive section OF Arlington. +
min; Pentaeon and Navy Bldes on lot
hoxlsn' ,Ieesi; s-yesr-old ., hIlek, built Of
First floor, center hall a step-down "6-ft
living room. fireplace. large dining room
modern. well-apponted kitchen, pantry
Second floor. master bedroom with u bath
; other large bedrooms and unusually
large full tiled bath with separate shower
closed porch making fourth bedroom
full basement, recreation room. powder
room: copper plumbing and gutterine
slate roof. insulated. weather-stripped, oil,
h.w.h., garage. Priced. Sl5.nnn.
ROMYE LAMBORN.
REALTOR. EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
s00S Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va
CH 4ol3 GIL 3.l1
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MIST SELL

Bungalow newly decorated inside and out.
ready 10 move in. only 3 blocks from bus
and school: 5000 cash: fuH cellar and
garage. Call WA 2706.
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN BEVERLY HILLS
Va.-On large corner lot. well Handicapped:
brlck. : rooms with large bedroom and bath
on Ist floor. fireplace, screened porch,
venetian blinds throughout. refrieerstor
and stove; 3 bedrooms and bath on end
floor. shower and lavatory IN basement,
garage, copper piping throushout. slara
roof: g miles from Pentason on bus line.
Open ! TO s. Out Arlington Ridge I'd 10
Glebe I'd at Presidential Gardens right TO
Old Dominion boulevard. left to 500
Evening star., 1943-05-09

REAL BUY-ALMoST l ACRE OF
ground on Lee hgwy., near Falls Church
) rooms and bath. stove and refrigerator
hardwood floors. Price, So. 300. Terms
N. c. JACQUES, 2SO4 N Washington blvd ,
Arlington Va CHI 1881
Evening star., 1943-05-09

MODERN FRAME 4-ROOM BUNGALOW.
with cellar. in good condition: vacant ;
immediate possession: price S4,15O: terms.
some cash. l01 Wilson ave, Comar
Manor. Md. Call NE. 1868. Res. EN-.
Evening star., 1943-05-09

Colored-Nr. 18th and r sts-l0 r.
auto. heat. cleo: ideal location: owner will
sacrifice: terms.
THOS w. PARKS CO..
@o7 Florida Ave DE 1850.
Evening star., 1943-05-09

-6 rms, h.-wh. full cellar, garage, tile
bath, elec.: excellent condition throughout
Lincoln 656:}
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EASTMAN & STEELE.

VIRGINIA FARMING ESTATE.
Located within 90 miles Of downtown
country. charminsly restored Southern
Colonial home. situated on 115 acres with
magnlfcent view; 4 bedrooms 2l2 baths
nreplaces. servants room and bath. small
modern barn with running water and cleo
'ricity. Horse paddock: Detached servants
fast room with large fireplace: 3-car "a
rage. Mostly fenced with picturesque
white board fence. Equipped with farm
ing implements. tractor, etc Tenant
farmer available. Price, $4,000 For
further information and appointment to
inspect.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
n
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HOUSES FOR SALE (cont.).
CHEVY CHASE. D C..

with distinction. 1Do' Seen rooms large hvins
room. 8 bedrooms. , baths. recreation
room; gas heat. fenced wooded lot: near
trans and schools: only S13,950. Exclu-
sive. A. TWEED CO.. 1904 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
FOR COLORED.
GIVE MOTHER A HOME.

Sheriff rd ne-6-rm. bath. frame
dwelling: h-V. heat coal, convenient to
transportat ton, schools, etc. Price, $3.50.
Cash, $3.50.
Brookland corners rms. bath, detach-
ed stucco. full basement, INV. heat, coal;
AMI. very attractively situated: owner
occupied Price, $4,000. Larse cash pay
ment required
Convenient to Navy Yard employees. near
14th and sts. Sc & rms. bath, brick,
full basement. INV. heat, coal. ami;
front entrance to basement, Price. $3.50.
Modern detached home in the heart of
Brookland, frame dwelling, e rooms.
baths, hardwood floors h.-w. heat, porches.
m l., loo-ft. front lot: truly beautiful
homesite. Price. Sill 900: cash. $1,000.
Sundays. ] to 3 pm. call Mr. Shamwell.
GEORGIA 1883. Sundays, 3 to s pm. call
Office
JOHN r. PINKETT. INC,
llnN keu lerSer Aun
Evening star., 1943-05-09

3sth and Hamilton SITS HyattsyiIle-
Under construction. ready for occupancy
soon. Two bedrooms, large attic foored
and insulated. full basement coal heat,
! DIX. transp: S5. 800. PERRY BOSWELL
INC. 33O4 r. l. ave ne WA $500
Ewes and Sun, WA 3166 ''
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. c. MAY g. 1e4s
svsvRs'k PROP. FOR SALE tcen.., :.

SOOSNO ~ bS~ O~S2 \SVWtsVs
MODERN BRICK HOME, 10 MILES FROM
Washington. D. c.. bath. hot-vater heat
cleo. gas rance, Ia acres; price. $3.50.
RAY BARNEY. Vienna Va. Once phone.
Vienna 216: res. phone. Vienna. Va. 154.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLs-3-BEDROOM
house. ga baths. recreation rm., large
REALTY AssOCiATEs. INC. 4sl7 Lee
Hishway. CHI. 1893, oxford 1870, until
pm.
ARLINGTON FOREST. ARL.. VA.-1-YR- :
old, 5-rm. brick house, 23O N. Granada St.
ali day Sunday. Telephone OIL. 1907.
IN ARLINGTON COUNTY. VA, A FRAME
house with II rooms and IA baths oil
burner. on . very larse lot with ine gar
den spot and shade trees: all rooms rented
put. income per month: $3.50: excellent
investment: close to schools. stores and
transp.: price, S15.5O0.
ia blks. from center of Clarendon. &
rooms and bath. Gil burner, 3 porches
garage. $4,000; cash. $1,000, monthly,
S5b. Quick possession.
rms. and bath. semi-detached brick
house: corner lot. oil burner. air condi-
toned fully furnished: price. $500:
bring So. 800 and move right in.
Adjoining Lyon Park. a four-room and
beautiful lot; . blks. from everything:
In LYON Village. a 7-rm. stone house on
a pretty lot; yrs. old. side porch built-in
garage, recreation room. freplaces. oil
JOSEPH REIBLE. Agent. oxford 05l5 or
GL. 1928, 1905 N. Garfield ST., Arl Va
Evening star., 1943-05-09

BUNGALOW-CORNER SIX ROOMS.
large lot. chicken house. shrubberv and
flowers, fish pond, all fenced. Vacant. New
condition. $500 to $50, $50 70 $50 per
mo. Open. 4S0O 49th ave, E. Hyatts-
Vile Nd NO 6l.R