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49, - ~ - - ''-''n
.500-Cleveland Park.

ms SpIendld detaChed briCE home has
Just been placed on the market and will
warrant, immediate .sonsidera. lion, / IS
S-ruc;ion IS o. the highesr standard.
Friends School. Imme Culata and ST.. Annes
Catholic Schools, Cathedral and public
schools, are al within a moments wax;
car line and stores Immediately a. hand
There are 4 bedrooms and gIassed-in and
heated sleeping porch, spacious first floor
rooms. lovely kitchen, pantry, " addlt!0nal
porches. attic with maid $ room, rock wool
insulation, AUTOMATIC HEAT. lear ga
rage. Inspection by appointment. This
evening. call Mp. FOLEY. 81 Sss5.
THOS J FISHER & co, INC.
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81 -ImN-EIIr ANDALF- ND

II -IUO-H 1t ANDALE MD
1-acre landsc8 ped lot. modern center
hail nr.cE, : rooms. "Ia baths tlnclud,rg
nrs-9ooT bedrooms and hath, OF air.
CONDITIONED heat. e,tC refer. screened
porch. ''-car garage: located in a h.vh-
class suburban deye,CHmeu- Of Mont
tcmf!v County bcaUl.u. drive in:o
III" cl'y. Owner transferred To !rgnect,
raL ~ 'lcTe"- with REALTY ASSOCI-
AIES, INC, EX. I52"2, until 9 pm.
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ARLINGTON VA

5room. "-storv brick. . years old: ,ur-
rished. Side porch, oil heat tuN cellar,
large lot fenced in restricted area. " blocks
ltlc bus. blocks Clarendon shopping cen
ter. Price. S9.95u, with $3.50 down,
balance $50 q" month
JUDSON REAMY,
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$9,250.
4760 25th st. N,

III IIIIS IUII, ' q.
Situated on corner lot 10Oxl11. Attrsc-
tive bungalow having 6 nice rooms (i bed
living room with open fireplace; front, SIDE
and rear porcheS. attic. hot-water heat
tcoaD; l block from elementary school
and bus, store convenient This properly
can be. inspected any time today between
II and 6.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.

1920 ANACOSTIA RID. S.E.-Three-room
MA. 4i9:I.
REFINED LADY wishes to share her 2-rm
kit, bath apt. with another lady; conv
transp.; NV; So incl. util Box 49i-A,
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ROOMS FURk & UkFURk.
ROOMS WANTED.

ned living and bedroom combined py'
bath; suitable tor couple. available about
Oct. 10. IA. J.Yl
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CHEVY CHASE

Almost new brick Colonia! home, close
70 the schools. ii spacious rooms. = bath,
frst-flooT lava tory. screened porch. base
ment GARAGE, gas heat. immediate posses
sion Price, SIG 40 EDWIN L TAYLOR,
HiM Binding. EN- SS"N
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MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable ra teS: :
will take your Surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EdelmanS Nov
ing & Storage Co, Taylor 3931. s.
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.

Excellent semidetached brick, rooms
baths. automatic heat, "-car bin ga
raGe, lovely side ward with fine shrubbery
Conveniently located to transportation,
stores, etc. For further details, call Mr
White. evenings. WA 2lS1.
VIM NJ THROCkMORTON.
Invest. Bldg. Realtor. DI 6Oa2
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COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

> r., X. b. furn. or unfurn cooperative
apt for sale. Reasonable payment down,
balance IKE rent DE. 4465
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MT. PLEASANT INCOME.
Nearby Maryland,
Bradley Woods

Gas heat. air-co3 3ditcrfd; lust f Brad
nome owner transferred a large center
nall living room! with fireplace dining
Tca", modern FitcEeu fuIlv eoai0Ded
;arae screened SIDE porch, random dth
hoo:a, bullt-in GooEc c.ses large ned~oor
an7 Tile bath on first floor; = very large
bCCToonS and bath and storage room on
second floor. rock wool Insulation. atIached
S"tage beautiful ,andSCaped lot. -IXl %
trei. near bus service To inspect call
IA. 93u44. Sunday and evenings call MAJ,
BOSS {, PHELPS Exclusive Agents
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

isl1 81 I:th NE.nsgle, $50; or dble, $40
day Sun. New det. home
3l' 'th ST. N.E.-Large,, bright double
room, twin beds, also single room: conv.
:i0i I:th ST. NE. near R. I. ave.---Single
1909 W. VIRGINIA AVE. Nj! doubles.
! ,inglc, with living room and kitchen
BBrtyleGeS; BfWsen in M famy FR iof reasonable Gail
CAPITOL HILL connecting bedrooms,
ice; reas. FIR. !307.
I3ii DOWNING ST. NE-Ncely furn..
pew pe%, none; 1af no other roomers' reasonable,
M ;;os A ST; NE,-Large front room, 5 win
car lines refs gentleman.
l;lO MONROE ST N.E.-Master twin
bed room. inner spring mattresses, auto
line: also nice single room. co. 500.
NEAR 10th AND MICHIGAN AVE.-Clean
front room private home; one gentleman.
no $40.
LARGE ROOM, twin beds. Beautyre>t mat
treSses' unlim phone In room. Transp. at
ONE VERY LARGE bedroom comfortably
furnished, large kitchen. we'll equipped.
trslcaIre, Semibsth. uni. phone. conv,
I6 BRYANT ST. N;E.--Would like to share
my conf. homelikc room with another
"fo'. girl twin beds. inner-Spr. matt, -
ca iood optional: unilm. phone: laundry
pr;y!i,S, 20 nm: oowntcwn. AID, 5i,;i5.
connectlng bath III detached conner home,
near r. 1. ave. car line. Phona DE. gl.I
after IN.
CoLORED-l large front room. or =
employed. sober, rongenlal ladIe>; Use of
Kitchen occa&onaliy. Can be seen before
- nm. IR .361J
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

APT. BLDG, 2S units, bul' ] wear: in
come. 500 600. Price. 81 5.UOu BOSS &
PHELPS. Ma. $500. Evenings, Mr.. Measell
FX $50
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S3,95O-BUNGALOW.
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Area,
S12,500.

Owner leaving city. This is your oppor-
tunity TO buy a modern brick home con-
Eeniently arranged with space utilized 10
pest ADVANTAGE: brick construction, built
rooms. complete kitchen, :, bedrooms >
baths oil burner, air-conditioned lnsu-
lated, storm windows and doors
A delightful rear yard with stream.
rustic bridge and canopy of shade trees.
Call Woodley 1900 until pm
EDW. H. JONES g. CO, INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
LYNHAVEN RESALE.
POSSESSJON AT ONC,r,

Owner moving to Florida. offers thi.
brick house on most favorable terms.
Contains rooms and bath q bedroomS),
fenced-in yard. auto. heat table-ton
stove: all equipment is prewar. Will sell
3 rooms Of furniture and cleo REFRIGERATOR
for $3.50. Only 10 min. from downtown
Washington, 0c bus fare. Call Mr.. Ivcy,
Temple 260O: after 7:30 pm, call AID.
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]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
WEST OF 18th ST,

BREUNINGER BUILT.
Spacious semidetached home. having 5
bedrms; . baths, sunroom, modern kit.
2-car detached brick Earage, new oil unit:
TINS home to be sold complete with beau
utul furniture. GALL IN NEW-HOUSE
CONDITION.: $1,000 cash required. Don't
delay. Call Harry Cohen. GE. O2S6, with
,-o- SHANNON g. LUCHs CO.
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ROBERTS T. LATIMER,

OPEN DAILY. 4 TO 9PM.
Vacant, Immediate Possession.
ST. ANTHONY'S PARISH
l"l9 Quincy ST ne, at entrance to
MunaSterY-9 rooms. y baths. recreation
room; detached large yard: "-story bldg,
IN ear: all in perfect condition
Also an Ideal Location Available
ll@1 K st. ne bedrooms bath and
shower : kitchens. Accommodate
families. Possession can be arranged In
spectlon by appt. only
THOS. p. WALSH, INC,
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$3.50 CASH
CHEVY CHASE. D G..

$50 per mo. Pretty bungalow < rooms
and, bath. aforementioned heat; w-house
Condltion; a years old. SH 1920. SH.
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EXCELLENT CONDITION.

%-bedToom. bath brick home Oh a.
.ractlve wooded lot in the Bradley blvd
NcCi ION OF Bethesda. Large living room
with study nook. General Electric kitchen
equipment and oil burner. recreation room
with fireplace. l bedroom. pine paneled:
screened porch with rubber-tlied floor
stone terrace, yard. rustic fence altogether
a desirable home. CAN Mr. Smith
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI. 6f4a
MT. PLEASANT INCOME.
Ideally located .6-bedroom @-bath. well
bu!!t orlck: ) additional rooms and splen-
q d income easily arrarced. JUST what
YOU and others are looking for, so 90 not
prOCra S-Inate'
MCkEEVER K WHITEFORD
DI q1GS Ewes SH 4S1s
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Owner.

PETWORTH-2O ROW BRICK,
Near intersection with wide parking area
rooms. bath, 3 porChes h.-w h, caTSEe
on paved alley Priced to sell. Mr. Ben
--tt 2o16. KELLEY d BRANNER.
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GIRLS-BETTFR LIVING

, New home and furnishings. finest food
laundry. unlim. phone: beautiful dnubIp>
TRIBES adjoining baths 1861 Hobart ST
NV. Adams "ISI-ll5I I3s
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Close 70 Connecticut ave. within walking
distance 20 all schools ana every cor
EeI.cnge. This mos, attraCi.re detached
home con. aims gas heat. Iet-Aoor den.
.a-ge. completely equipped k!;chen. I RED
rooms and .. bath or %rd floor. also air
way 70 large cnrmltp-v room on 3rd Goo.
OWnor haT.nC pgrcEa sed fa.n property VIII
sell a. tal. p-!ce. quick possession can
o, ven. p: details call Mr. YcuHz.
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
EAILOS4NE + ACtN
18th and Sheridan SITS. NV.

A home hat IS immaculate from cellar
70 roof Popular and convenient location.
Living room with fireplace, large dining
room. den or library, ult~amodern large
kitchen. , splendid bedrooms, incloSed
Sleeping porch and = tiled baths. second
floor. Many features and conveniences
a:e 70 be found Gas heat bui.--in
garase Price. >l4.5ON EVENINGS call
Mr. FOLEY, 81 $3.50 TEOS J. FISHER
&. CO INC EEAL CORS DI ESEn
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GLOVER PARK,

, real neat 6-rm row brick 2 bedrrns,
bath screened living porch Near Wis
ave; transportation and shopping. It's
really priced right. Should be seen today.
EN-, 1870, until pm, F. A. TWEED co,
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Owner leaving the city has Just placed
this corner, home on the market for i'm
mediate sale. II is situated in the most
desire Die part of this popular close-in
suburb; the Cathedral John Eaton Publ,
School and Transportation are all within
bedrooms on second floor; finished and
heated room on third floor. storage room.
living room with fireplace, nice dining
water heat with coal or oil furnace, nicely
landscaped lot Inspection by appoint
ment. Evenings, call Mr.. CONDIT, Or
Ill. THOMAS J. FISHER 6S CO.. INC,
realtors. 1RS lSth n W ES,ln
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S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.

In our opinion this spacious detached
brick Colonial home Is the oUtstarG.rE
value on the better home market IL Nv,
Washington today Just ] year OLD. It in
bedrooms and . baths on md foor =
nicely finished bedrooms and tiled bath on
fireplace maidS bath, scar ears1f
Comma IDS beautiful view into Rock Creek
Park; Immediate possession can be GIVEN.
For further details please call Mr.. Young.
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COUPLE WANTS 1-BFDROCN APT IN
MODERN BLDG NV RENT 10 OBJECT
40 CHILDREN PHONE EVENINGS.
OIL. 5u34 -
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NEAR WILSON HIGH.
4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS.

Bunsalow. > bedrooms. screened porch.
gas neat Sb.5uu OWNER, WI. cI47,
evenings Sunday
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DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.

Diamond pocket and wrist watches, in
'tialed birthstone diamond and wedding
.lnEs, any other iewelry and pawn tickets
purchased Highest prices paid New York
tewelrv Co. 20 -th st. n "
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815 TAYLOR ST. NV,

l room, kitchen and bath Frigidaire;
heat and hot water fu.nished $3.50
monthly FEDERAL FINANCE co, aI5
New York ave. NV. Ma. 14O3 s"
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FOREST HILLS.

2 blocks west of Connecticut ave. on one
oI the nneSt streets in the Kalorama sec
Jlon. English basement, reception hall
iavatory, large. drawing room with onen
fireplace and dining room: & bedrooms and
, paths. including . maids rooms ard
bath nice. garden with lear brick earsge'
Prlce, - 300 for quick sale Immcdate
possession, BOSS Il PHEI PS. Ma $500
Evenlnes, call Mr. Leigh. WI 319a
GOOD NV. SECTION, 6 RMS. . INCL,
porches, cleo. refrigeration. tile bath.
oui!t-ln tub with shower. oil heat, toilet
IN basement, Colonial porch. metal weather
strip, Venetian blinds, 15O-ff. lot, close
TO = express bus lines: priced for quick
s1 pOgcey gioy, r.ifG 49, fA'''A
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Life Insurance Firms
List $6,700,000,000
In Mortgage Assets
Aggregate Represents
Largest Holdings in
Any Year Since '33

Entering 1943. life insurance COM
panies owned mortgages on real es-
tate in an aggregate amount of So
700 900 900, according to the Institute
of Life Insurance. This represent
ed an increase of $270000,000, as
compared with holdings January l,
1912 This was the largest total
holdings reported for any year since
1888. Mortgages now constitute
1913 per cent of total life insur-
ance assets.
New mortgages purchased by the
life insurance companies last year
totaled 100000, 900, which was S90.-
100000 less than in the preceding
year, but s4O,O0O.0O more than in
1910. New purchases in 1912 en-
braced s90000,000 farm mortgages,
as compared with S100000,000 in
l94l and S7l0000,000 other mort
cages as compared with 100000, 900
in 1941.
Aid to Home Owners Cited.
Maintenance of aid to the own
ers of homes and business properties
through mortgage financing is an
essential part of the effective sup
port which policyholders' funds are
giving to the home front economy >
the institute pointed out. This
aid has not only been maintained
but increased since the war started
at a time when life insurance funds
are going primarily into Govern
ment securities
The aid extended to home owners
(See INSURANCE. page BIZ
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Army Will Not Dump
Vast Land Ho|dinus,
Realtors Are Told
Postwar Defense Plans
Will Govern Disposal,
However, O'Brien Says

Col. John j. OBrien, head of the
Armys Real Estate Division. has as
sured realtors that "therell be no
dumping of the War Departments
vast holdings of real estate on the
market after the war"
Speaking before the American In
stltute of Real Estate Appraisers. he
said that the question of what will
be done with the millions of acres
of land purchased for military pur-
poses cannot be answered until we
know definitely what the Nation s
postwar defense program is going to
be. However, the disposal of this
land Will be handled in accordance
with sound policies and procedures
carefully thought out in advance
Property will be offered for sale in
a manner designed to avoid any
disruption of market prices.
The problem is receiving con-
slderation in a general way already
and VIII receive consideration in
definitely specific ways in due time.
We should remember, however, that
the war IS not over yet and no one
knows definitely when it will be
over We have not yet acquired
enough real property to fulfill the
requirements for our maximum war
effort. We are still buying and
leasing real estate. Our actions
must of necessity be governed at
this time by war needs rather than
by postwar conditions" he said.
From July l, 1910, to November 80.
1912, the real estate branch of the
War Department was directed to ac-
qulre over 100000 acres of land
Tor military purposes, it was re-
ported.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Licenses Given
To Three Realty
Statesmen Here

The District Real Estate Com
mission this week issued licenses as
real estate statesmen to Eva N.
Shanklin, 1912 U street NV; Rose
G. Wander, 1880 Massachusetts
avenue NV, and Opie R. Carter,
1928 I street NV.
Applications for licenses as real
estate, brokers were received from
John L. King & Son. Inc; John
L. King and Harry Hatch, all of
1425 H street NV.
Applications for licenses as real
estate statesmen were received from
Margaret Alberta Luther, 1895 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV; Elizabeth
M. Beall, 1417 L street NV; Hal
S. Nickel, l4l7 L street NV; Ger
trude w. Finney, 1880 Massachu-
sets avenue NV; James E. Gaylor,
Room PIT, 1910 Vermont avenue
NV; Clyde R. Adams, 1417 L street
NV; Elbert Charity, 2024 Rhode
Island avenue NE; George H.
Odom, 1929 I street NV: Isadore
Tolchinsky, 718 Fifth street NV,
and Stephen H. Robin 1925 H street
NV.
Applications for licenses as busi-
ness chance statesmen were received
from James E. Gaylor, Room 2l7,
1910 Vermont avenue NV. and
George H. OdOm, 1929 I street NV
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Permits Issued
For Building
Total $3.50
Weeks Contracts
Are Second Lowest
For This Year

With the continuance of a de-
preston in building, this week only
$3.50 in permits were issued by
the office of Robert H. Davis, build
ing inspector, second low for the
year, if not for the history of the
District building.
Veterans of the inspectors Office
could not recall shorter week than
this, except for the February 20
period this year. when the total valu-
alton was $7,185. At that time only
three permits were issued during
the seven-day period, as compared
with Is for this week of $500 or
more. The decline has been at
tributed by builders to difficulties
in obtaining materials, labor and
skilled workmen who have gone into
Government employ.
Construction contracts awarded IN
the 81 Eastern States during the
first quarter of this year reached n
total of 81 083 ,876 900, according to
the F.. w. Dodge Corp. While this
was decline of 20 per cent from
the high record total of the first
quarter of 1912, it was slightly in
excess of 194l's first quarter total.
Industrial Contracts Increase.
Nonresidential building contracts
declined only per cent in dollar
volume, as compared with the first
three months of 1912. Hospitals,
| social and recreational buildings
| and miscellaneous war buildings IN
creased in volume. Industrial plant
contracts continued in very large
volume compared with peacetime
records; they amounted to 1924
$4,000. a decline of only 18 per
cent from the first quarter of last
year.
Residential building contracts.
amounting to S275 $4,000 were
! down AZ per cent: the decline in
number of new dwelling units was
26 per cent. Within the residential
classification apartment building
contracts. amounting to $95 ,697 600,
See PERMITS, Page B-2.D
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Real Estate Board Chiefs
To Make Wartime Plans

Cyrus Crane Willmore, president
of the National Association of Real
Estate Boards. will outline plans for
realtor wartime activities when Of
ficers and directors of the associa-
ton and its Institutes meet May ST
in Chicago.
Participating in the three-day con-
ference will be the Institute of Real
Estate Management, American In
stitute of Real Estate Appraisers,
the National Institute of Real Estate
Brokers, the Society of Industrial
Realtors and the National Associa-
ton OF Home Builders.
The Executive Committee will
meet Thursday and the Board of
Directors Friday. A dinner for vice
presidents will be held Thursday.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Virginia Real Estate
Activity Is Boosted
By Sales Of Farms
Number of Estates
In Northern Section
Bought by Investors

There was considerable activity
in real estate turnovers in nearby
Virginia this week as more and
more farms changed hands. In
recent months a great number of
farms and town properties have
been purchased by investors and
those desiring to operate cattle and
dairy farms. In addition many have
been converted to chicken ranches. "
Among the recent purchases was
the 150-acre dairy farm of the late
L. w. Workman by Mr.. and Mrs.
James E. Anderson, Falls Church.
1t is located mile north of Ash
burn in Loudoun County
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Beatty have
sold their holdings in the Taylors-
town section of the county to John
w. Bailey, il, of Texas. The farm,
according to the deed, is described
as the old German Settlement"
and features an interesting old log
stone house. Sale was made
through the real estate agency of
Fleet James, Purcellville.
Clayton Hall Sold.
Clayton Hall near Bluemont, a
stone home built in 1897, has been
sold to Donald w. Clayton of Wash
mgton by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred P.
ShaWen. Mr.. Clayton, associated
with the War Production Board
here, is a descendant of the early
owners. The home is surrounded
by 712 acres of land. Sale was
negotiated through c. c. Elsea.
realtor of Bluemont.
The 300-acre farm of J. w. Barker
on the Rappahannock River in Car
ollne County has been purchased by
Col. c. L. Joley of Sewickley, Pa.
Known as Rock Stop Farm, sale was
See ESTATES, Page BIZ
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Frederick Couple
Buys Cotoctin Club
At Mortqoqe Sale

Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Grove,
jr., of Frederick, Md, have pur-
chased the Catoctin Country
Club property. The club and
equipment were sold by Jacob
Rohrback, trustee, for $15,750,
at q mortgages sale. Imme-
diate use of the property was
not disclosed.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
From Oil to Wood

One large oil company. which has
a chain Of gasoline filling stations, is
reported stocking its stations with
wood furniture The oil company is
stated to have adequate stocks of
paint available and it is anticipated
that the men at the service stations
may paint the furniture and sell it
partly to compensate for the loss of
business in gasoline and oil.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Yellow Traps Preferred
BY japanese Beetles

While the Nations armed forces
are busy trapping Japs in the Pa
ciflc, civilians at home are combat
ing undesirable product of Nippon
the japanese beetle.
The Bureau of Entomology and
the plant quarantine has found
that beetle traps painted yellow ap-
pear to catch about so per cent more
betles than traps painted any other
color. New beetle traps will be yell
low and it is indicated that older
traps having other colors will be re-
painted.
Evening star., 1943-04-17

'See PERMITS, Page B-2.l
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Warm CoIors Favored

Restaurant keepers have found
that people order more food in dim
Ing rooms painted in warm colors
than in rooms painted in the colder
shades. Thus far, no reports have
been received of repainting of res
taurants in discouraging colors to
help meet the new conditions pre-
clpltated by the food shortage.
Evening star., 1943-04-17
Suies TotoI S55Q.OQQ

Boss & Phelps. realtors, today re-
ported sales aggregating S25000O
during March, while during the first
two weeks of this month 100000
was the amount for 25 sales of home
properties
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
Elsie Robinson
Striving for Perfection
Often Causes Failure

began TO dawn on me. Here I
was, going through life, going
through rich, vital, proud years
Of life. filled with glorious op-
portunity; yet / was spelling IT
all by that foolish dream Of
Perfect Writing.
But did / have any proof that
I could do Perfect Writing q.
or that any one would be the
better for il if I could?
What a spoiled baby I was,
Crying for a useless shiny moon
which ! could neither eat nor
hook. and letting the warm.
sweet, reality of every day 20
unrcgarded! Why didn't / grow
up IN my imagination as well
as my big husky body?
II l couldn't have what I
liked why didn't l like
what / could have?
So now l do,
There arc gray hairs now,
where there was a dreamer S
foolish fuzzy gold. And ! know,
now that I'll never write the
worlds great story or song
But who cares! l have my
feet on the earth AZ last .
TIC simple, generous earih...
Aud that's worth 10 tons Of
stars youN never reach
Copyughi. 1913, by kng Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

F-7r S741T7irg, .S.c1tCmbcy Il.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10

A CHILD born on This ddv:
Even tempered, refined in taste
and manner. Intelligent, fond
Of learning; artistic. charitable;
can succeed in n trade or pro-
fession.
Copyright. 1913. BY KinE Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
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