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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
Noorhies. Long. RYAN McNair. Attor.
news, Fenobsc0t BldE., Detroit. Mich.

MORTGAGE sALE-Default having been
made IN the conditions OF a certain mort.
sage made by WINIFRED II SMILEY TO
JAMES SMITH Guardian of SAMPSON
j SMITH minor dated the 18th day of
April' a D 1884 and recorded in the
oohlce OF The Register OF Deeds for the
County OF Macomb and State of Michigan.
on the 18th day OF April. A. ID 1884. in
llber 222 OF MORTGAGES. on page AS.
which mortgage is now owned by Samp-
son Smith, he having reached his
claimed 10 be due at the date of this
notice. for principal and interest az five
- per cent The sum OF THREE THOU
SAND SIX HUNDRED FORTY EIGHT
AND IS 100 ts3 64a75l DOLLARS. and an
attorneys fee as provided by law, as pro-
vided for IN said mortgage, and no suit
tuted 10 recover the moneys secured by
SAID morigage. or any part thereof Notice
Is hereby giyen. that by virtue of the
power OF sale contained in said mortgage.
and The statute in such case made and
provided. on MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY
OF AUGUST, a D. 1913. at II 90 O'Clock
will at the westerly or Gratiot Street
entrance OF the Court House IN the City
OF Mt Clemens, Michigan, that being the
place where. the Circuit Court for the
County OF Macomb is held, sell az public
auction, to the highest bidder, the prem
ises described in said mortgage. or so
me amount so as aforesaid due on SAID
mortgage. with FIVE t5,D per cent inter-
est and all legal costs, together with said
attorneys fee. 10 wit. The south one half
Ga Of the northwest one-quarter IA OF
Section fifteen 49,. in the Township of
Shelby. County OF Macomb State of Mich
igan. and containing 80 acres OF land
Dated May IS. 1913
SAMPSON J SMITH.
VOORHEES,. LONG, RYAN and McNAIR.
Attorneys for Sampson j Smith
PenobScot Building.
Detroit Michigan
May rs, IS June l. 2 IS % 90 July
s, - 20. y, August }. 10
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
pr'HIIC LIGHTING FUND

Detroit Edison Company 1910 Sl847 AZ
sPRI>kLING FUND
Asphalt Engineering Sales l7l-l0 S426 30
City Treasurer l7l-iO 1876 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Sign First Lease
For New Home
Conversion Plan
Local Brokers
Aiding Government
in Finding Dwellings

Signing of the first lease, under
the real estate brokers procedure
of the United States Government
Homes Conversion program, took
place at the offices of John F.
Langs, Detroit attorney, this past
week.
Anthony J. Faber, real estate
broker. negotiated the lease,
which provided for the temporary
conversion of three stores located
at 9238-9248 Van Dyke into three
family living quarters. The owner
of the stores converted in this
lease is Mrs. Lucy Busko. She
was highly elated with the gov
eminent lease.
80 APPLICATIONS
Faber has secured 80 applica-
tons for the conversion OF stores,
large singles and factory buildings
into over 123 residential units for
Immigrant war workers, thereby
rendering a patriotic duty to his
country and a profitable service
TO his clients.
There are many such properties
available for conversion in the
metropolitan Detroit area and
real estate brokers are urged 10
make survey of properties in
their section.
MANY VACANT STORES
There are many stores in De-
troit that have been vacant for
some months and may remain for
the duration of the war unused
unless converted to temporary
( living quarters. Brokers who
have not already done so may OBJ
tain applications and information
regarding the governments con-
version program by calling the
brokers representative, Charles
L. Erb, located in the Hole
offices in the Hammond Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Michigan Organizations
10 Aid Reconstruction

Michigan architects viii plrtici-
pate IN a nationwide program OF
postwar reconstruction now be-
ing developed under the leadership
of the architectural profession
Chapters Of the American Insti-
tute Of Architects throughout the
country are organizing committees
10 work with the building indus
try and with other national and
local groups IN planning the vast
rebuilding projects that will take
shape when the war j. over.
The work in Michigan will ne
directed by committees of tie
Detroit Chapter or the Institute
and the Michigan Sociey of Archi-
tccts. A committee Of the De-
troit chapter, appointed by Ed-
ward Kapp. 730 Bull Building
president OF the chapter, consists
Of the following: BranSon Van
Leer Gambler, SIS Hammond
Building; Alloys +. Herman, 7Os
owen Building, and Arthur h
Hyde. els Edison.
The activity of the Michigan
committee viii be related 10 a
national program formulated by
A committee of the institute under
the Craftsmanship of Dean Walter
r. MacCornack of Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Real Estate
Board Gets Is
New Members
-toeal Realtors
Chosen Last Week
by Board Committee

Arthur F Bassett, president
announced Saturday the election
Of Is new members TO the Detroit
Real Estate Board, their names
having been submitted 10 the
directors Of the board by the
membership committee who's
chairman IS Norbert J. Markert.
Those elected are:
Broker members II. f.. Knox,
1920 Fenkell; A. S. Mcneil, 81
Lafayette Building; j. Carlos De-
reno. 1860 Grand River; O. A.
Eberhardt, 1901 Grand Avenue;
Gordon Williamson, 1000 Grand
River, Adolph Anselmi, ll06 Fran
chs Palms Building; Leslie r.
Horn, 93S Majestic Building Mi
chael Klasny, 9o2l Van Dyke;
George J. Lachner 1904 Grand
River, Leslie o. Mandy, 1896
Manor; j. l.. Naliquett, $40 w.
McNIcholS. Homer d. Hyde, 1885
f. State Far, John Strom, ST
r. State Far.
Owner members Louis Berry,
$500 David Stott Building; r.
Gordon Pickell. 5545 Second; Roy
II. CurtiSS. 2114 Book Building;
Charles T.. Let's, Z7l4 W. JET
ferSon
Affiliate William T.. Devinc.
1912 Buhl Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Receive
Wartime Jobs
Council Cha piers
Activities Expanded
Council Chapters
Activities Expanded

The activities Of local chapters
Of the Producers Council are 70
be greatly emphasized and eX-
banded II was announced Oy
Douglas Whitlock of Washington,
y. c., newly elected president Of
the council. These plans were
developed By the entire member
ship of the council, meeting IN
Cincinnati late in May. The Coun-
Gil has chapters in Detroit. Balti-
more. Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati.
Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, IiouS-
ton, Indianapolis, Los Angeles,
Louisville. Milwaukee, Minneapo-
lis. New York City, Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh. San Francisco. Seat
tie. ST. Louis and Washington,
y. G.
In order 10 give the fullest St
tention from the new adminlst1a-
ton Of the council 10 the local
chapters. second vice president
Gordon c. Hay Of Chicago has
been appointed vice president IN
charge Of chapters and will devote
himself largely 10 their activities.
+. A. SAMSON of New York
City. a director Of the council. is
us chairman. He is appointing
chapter liaiSon officers so that
each chapter will have the benefit
Of the close association OF ma
tional representative fully familiar
with the councils program in
Guiding its comprehensive postwar
program. Through the managing
director Of the national council
j. w. Folhn of Washington. -. {.
the expanded programs Of these
council chapters will be co-or il
mated.
~ The newly elected officers of
the Michigan CDetroiU chapter
arP.t
Wayne Mohr. president: r. 3.
Richardson. vice president; RI. G.
Black. secretary, and r. L. Depp-
mann. treasurer.
The chapter postwar committee
is under the Craftsmanship ot
Wayne Mohr and he is assisted by
Walter Torbet Of Detroit Steel
Products Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Architects Plan Realtors Plan
Postwar Program Farm Discussion

A special section on farm lands
for the benefit OF realtors Of the
country dealing in this type Of
property has been added 10 the
tentative program schedule of the
Realtors National War Confer.
ence which will be held by the
National Association of Real Es,
tate Boards in mid-November in
Cleveland.
This will he the first time
that We have devoted a panel
discussion TO farm lands, but in
view OF the increasing interest
in this more than ever fast
moving type of property we feel
that IL deserves a place in our
national agenda," points out
Herbert L. Nelson, executive
vice president Of the association.
"a recent survey of the farm
land market conducted by the
National Association of Real
Estate Boards convinced u.s."
he said, that the farm market
will be OF increasing national
interest In the next few years"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Realtors Hear
Costello Next

Bernard P Costello Of the De
troit law firm OF Colby, Berns &.
Costello Will speak 10 members Of
the land developers division OF
the Detroit Real Estate Board Al
a luncheon meeting IN the Savoy
ard Club Thursday ii was an
nounccd Saturday by Hugo j
heSSe. chairman Of the division
Costello VIII discuss the plating
law, with particular reference 10
types Of property that can be sold
without recording.
A question period VIII follow.
and afterwsrd {. ". Treadwell
viii preside over report and dis
cuSSion Of = conference held with
the county board Of auditors rcla-
tive 10 increases IN rates ~ the
tract indCX department H. VI.
seldom JudSon Broadway and
Frank Piper, realtors who partlci-
pated IN the conference, VIII re-
mort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Report
Building Permit Total Declines
Over 1912 Figures

The summary of permits issued
for new buildings and additions
and alterations 10 existing build
ings shows that for the week
ending June u, 1913. DAT permits
were granted and for the same
period last year the total was 429.
Joseph p. Wolff, commissioner of
building and safety engineering,
reported Saturday.
The estimated construction cost
of new buildings and additions
and alterations on other Struc-
lures for the week ending June
u. 1913, was S534,Si and for The
same period a year ago, the
amount was S746064
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Victory Gardens
Receiving Help

In Richmond Ind. the Victory
Gardens grow. 1876 of them 30X5O
feet. thanks 10 the efforts of the
Richmond Board Of Realtors, who
were asked TO assist in promoting
the project
Instead Of locating vacant lots
all over town, the members
thought it would be more practi-
cal 10 secure a large tract and
handle il as one project. A five
acre tract. one block from the
city bus line, was secured from a
flower gardener. Plowed har-
rowed, ready for planting. II cost
each gardener only Sl50 10 plant
for victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Government TO Save $I8.00O,0O0

Declaring that the leasing Of sos units Will represent
an ORIGINAL saving Of about SIS the federal govern
nent as compared with of construction OF even
temporary nature Kluznck said that this does not hcud
the saving expenditures Of utilities which IN the case Oh
converted structures already installed
Moreover much of the original OUTLAY VIII or re-
covered received from war worker iames'
said Kutznck "Of Importance, Of course are
the large quantities critical materials saved In converting
existing structures.
While a maximum of $1,000 Is allowed for conversion
s f eacb INIT under the homes program the average
cost TO date only $50 New temporary construction costs
about double that figure
TIE tWostory single family dwelling has been the most
common ype by for conversion
manv other types of buildings have been submitted
including several structures two centuries old sun IN uh
condition a, points in New England and Delaware.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Leases Structures for Seven Years

nde publicly financed phase of the homes use program
the Home Owners Loan Corporation unit of the MIA leases
suitable structures critical housing areas Tor peod
years The government pays the owner rental
takes over tax and mortgage payments If any and converts
and manages property II Is responsible Tor getting
tenants and will Of the converted units TO the prop
erty owner, If he so desires
Property owners willing convert with their own funds
or with Of private financing institutions are
assisted every way. kuznck pointed out they can Get
an FILA up $1,000, payable in monthly installments
over periods M years Materials be obtained on
an equal publicly financed projects through local
FLA offices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
lehr 10 Address
Brokers Wednesday

Louis A. Ewald, chairman Of the
division, announces l.. s. Atty.
John c. Lehr as the speaker be-
fore the brokers division of the
Detroit Real Estate Board at their
luncheon meeting in the Savoyard
Club, Wednesday. Lehr will talk
on the wartime work of his office,
Philip c. Baker is program chair
man and the speaker will be in
troduced by J. Warner WolfSton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

More Than Il 900 Additional Family
Dwelling Units Now Under Way
BY MAURICE WALKER
Detroit Times Real Estate bdhof

DHIIIP NJ KI.UTZNICK, assistant administrator OF the
/ National Housing Agency announced Saturday that more
than q 900 additional family dwelling units will be made
available to war workers in production centes when
work is completed on being converted under
the homes program
He repored that through May 81 total of 1858 UNITS
~ under lease "a the government for conversion with public
funds and for the five period ending the same date
647 applications had made through local Federal Hous
ing Administration office for prionues on materials LOT pr
ate financed conversions leases which would
povde more than 5000 additional family units were IN the
process al the end Of the month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
No Meeting
MBA Cancels June Board
OF Governors Gathering

For the first time since the
organization was founded In 1914,
the Mortgage Bankers ASSocia-
ton Of America will not hold a
June board of governors meeting
II was announced Saturday. A de-
sire 10 help ease present travel
difficulties prompted the move.
Charles A. MulleniX, Cleveland
president said
In past years members Of the
board, various committees and
officers from more than 30 states
have attended. The executive and
nominating committees, however,
will meet in Chicago, Friday. for
a one-day session. The latter
group is expected to announce the
nominee for president for the
1894 term 10 begin IN October
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20

With the constantly increasing migration Of women
workers approximately 100000 Of whom expected 10 be
industries from July 19i3 10 July 1914
dormores formerly built principally for men are now being
scheduled occupancy Commissioner Herbert EN-
the Federal Public Housing Authority said Saturday
When dormtores residence halls first developed
under the public housing program about rs per cent of
single and IS per cent for
single women Commissioner Emmerch declared. But dur
the months so per Of the dormtory projects
women and the trend for increasing numbers OF
the halls be built for occupancy by OF the 10000
tentatively scheduled be built the fiscal year,
mo will be for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Painting
Suggestion for Best Method
OF Preparing Wood

Preparation Of new. implanted
wood for painting is simple, but
highly important. busting off
loose dirt, removing mortar, plas-
ter or cement with sandpaper or a
scraper, and making sure that the
surface is perfectly dry and free
from grease, is usually sufficient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
MANY VACANT STORES
Classified Index

The index TO The Detroit
Times Classified Advertising
Section appears on Page A.
Use Times Want Ads for Best
Results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Keep Roofs Painted

Single roofs should be kept
well painted or stained as pro-
lection against destruction by the
elements and 10 insure against
the development Of expense c and
diffcult-to-find leaks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-20
Tryino TO Save CriticeI Materials

course main objective is to get citizens to pro-
vide living quarters for workers in homes which don
alterations and the consequent OF critical ma
teraIs" Kutznick added Through l55 housing
key industry centers, citizens are constantly
being their homes. More than l2OOOOO APP
picationS have been handled through these centers
Evening star., 1943-01-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Tnpffpyfad

s11,750; Def Mr.. 18th AND DEIAFIEID
Sat SSatha End End l.. S Z SSedrms; rms sMss M L.: NV: auto:
tss}ie Rsai%S but true. .D1 s McpEvfTr, s&. azas
CHEVY CHASE D. ca DELIGHTFUL
home 81 noSms afte ssdaa IN
storage closet. panel basement shower and
lavatory. screened-in porch, garage, hard;
ordway S7s5 to inspect
SILVER sPRING-2-BEDRM. COTTAGE;
newly dec. gas heat: ! blk: from bus and
shsDD1s ssa fsrs1l Rs pfSeHGn
ga baths, 2-car, gar; large lot: $500
cash REG; immed. poss. W. w. BAILEY.
1900 BLOCK TgNLAw RD: N:W:-s RMS;
sash ena 9ssn sea " sz1EY ALI PHl'nsss Ss
snS WsT Kssd Hs1 naRK
brick Construction. built-in garage. House
Snz %tS RssY isx Essrs AssSa Sc sa Mr. rRpN
1922 until pm.
BETHESDA. MD:-IN NEW DEVELOP
ment of fine trees and diversified ele7s-
Gns good a.nsb.s ns ssT
rms. bath. extra Law on first n, oak floors
ithroughout. insulated. air cend;; large
571e. LoyIs ?. SHOEMAKER. 17ls x
sPEGIsL s aAheAsSASAfT Ssss Sv hois .es q
new-house condition. Move in todey.
SILVER sPRNG-3- 2-sToRY
kitchen. screened side porch over garage:
WoRrHfSdToN REALTY. sH. a14s. go.
LACE sS Tas naoSa Sss na poTeh.s Ems ANp
deep lot; immed. poss w. w. BAILEY.
ON 9TH ST; NEAR E sw. CONVENIENT
bath. h,.wh. slec: deep yard to alley.
92ntsls; G2' ssso. E. A. CARNEY DI' 4'0s' 've.'
Mr.. 9Th AND BUCHANAN SITS R. AND
18th RE- r; and b.. ami; recondition-
$1,000 2ist road n mr. Lee hwy. Arlins.
assa NJ Or E. D0isiS5sn RYoS co
Ma. 1907, GE. GAG. res.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK: A, DET.
Colonial = brick. lust few months old: This
two baths The third floor has two bed
rooms end bath, paneled den and lsvatory
in gar The house is located on larss
corner lot. Price, S21 .25G THos L.
PHIItIps, PEId Fps Wo. 1900 until pm.
$1,000. CLOSE IN BROOKLAND, BAR
gain, detached, 4 bedrooms, lovely lot
with numerous fruit trees; easy terms
Shown by appointment with Mr. Mann OF
REALTY ASSOCIATES, EX. 1922 until
pm.
SILVER SPRING BUNGALOW. BRICK 5
rms, b.. h.-w.h., coal. lot 75x150; second
floor. yard. fence: S6,3Oo SH. 1855
SILVER SPRNG-BRICK, 2-STORY, 2
b.r.. !. r. with fireplace, d. r and kit, all
large; 2 full baths on end floor: recreation
rm. with toilet, garage. convertible oil
INV, heat; close to schools, churches.
stores and buses: large fenced lot; excel.
neIghborhood: Unusual opportunity. WOR-
THINGPON REALTY, excl, SH. 2142.
2233 1st ST; N.w.-ARRANGED INTO
rented at .s256 per mo. Oil heat; si0. 900.
incl furniture. FRANK NJ. DOYLE. real.
tor, 927 18th st. NV. DL 1865.
VACANT, 6215 18th ST Nw-ALL FIXED
up and ready to move in. Coal heat, with
coal blower. Cali MR.. BROWN. RA a163.
NEW. 2-sToRY BRICK, SEMI-DET.. COM
pletely furnished. including linens. Due to
House. Shown by appt only. AT. 7ia0.
TASANTy7Sa "a SAsT.v y PR1NGEToN RL; Nv
DITION; 2n-FT. FRONTAGE: 6 R., B,
H.-WH. COAL: 3 PORCHES. GARAGE:
z BLK. TO GA. AVE. CAN BE CON-
yIlg1 yvIEETED INTO q APTs: $3.50. A.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
BRICK COLONIAL. GAS HOT-WATER
heat, det garage, good condition. inn
mediate occupancy: near 7th and Gallatin
SITS. NV: $1,000; terms. THOS L.
PHILLIPS. WO. 1900. until pm
tached brick. rooms. bath, hot-water
coal heat: new-house condition: vacant.
Call REALTY ASSOCIATES, TX. 1929
PARK. Mr. 34th AND MA
comb; convenient to school, bus. stores. 4
bedrms.. 2 baths. 2-car garage: price.
Sl4.500. with easy financing. National
400 BLOCK 9Th S.W.-S-RM. AND BATH
stucco; h.-w.h., large rear yard; $1,000
cash Ieo.; immed. poss. w. W. BAILEY,
MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serDtce, adper-
tisers are requested to in
ctude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Cldssifcdtions.
Evening star., 1943-01-13

We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section of the city and near suburbs. VIE
can and you . responsible tenant Ii you
viii list your house with u.s.
RANDALL H HAGNER q CO. Inc,
1891 Conn Ave. DE 1900
Evening star., 1943-01-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
DETACHED UNFURN. H USE. WEST OF
Roc Cr. PIX; Bethesda or nearby Nd: /:
oficer and wife: will lease: rental approx.
NIcE COUPLE WOULD LIKE NICE UN-
furn. house, 3 to bedrooms, NV. section.
Emerson 1888.
METICULoUs CARE GIVEN BY REsPON-
sible couple for or 3 bedroom. unfur-
nished house or apt, up to 500. MA.
97l6, Ext. s3: ewes, WI. 95S1.
RESPONSIBLE REFINED COUPLE WITH
child. l2 yrs, used 10 owning own
home would like to rent nice unfurnished
house in D.. c., about Feb. ] or before;
best local references. Glebe 7454.
GOVT. EMPLoYE. PERMANENT IN
Washington, desire7 s or 6 room house,
unfurnished, Feb. Cccurancy. Call Re-
public Al -, Ext. Ae9". daytime l3'
PERMANENT RESIDENT DESIRES 5 OR
rm. unfurnished house at S75-S9O: close
to school and transportation. MI. 44S0,
Ext. 1S.
FAMILY OF THREE WANTS FURNISHED
house or apartment; occupancy, Feb LIST:
NV. or nearby Arlington: limit, 81 so
Executive sA0n Ext. $50. IA
A SMALL HOUSE OR BUNGALOW m
Falls Churci, or vicinity of Glebe rd. by
the 1st Of Feb. by an elderly couple; nor
over S55. with coal heat. Phone Falls
Church S54-W-5.
WIDOW AND DAUGHTER DESIRE 2-BED-
rm. furn. or unfurn house in g. Arlington.
70 IL G.n0
Evening star., 1943-01-13

ROOMING HOUSE, Lamont St, near 18th
pietely furn; income quoted over $500
monthly: run by manager; $1,000 down.
Edwin L. Ellis. 1910 Vermont ave. Room
Evening star., 1943-01-13
S1O.55O.
IJnNFr ANTI YAJyyEcrNHEAIrYs

hIND
This lovely semi-detached brick home
apartments. esch containing 9 bedrooms.
hath. living ROOM kitchen and dinette.
FIJI basement with recreation room ard
automatic heat Convenient to stores,
schools and transportation Call Mr..
Gcldsborough, with BETHEL, DI. 3100,
or EN- 0530 ewes
Evening star., 1943-01-13

A BUNGALOW IN THE DISTRICT,
square from transportation and stores;
on nice elevated lot, 50x157 TT; shinse
full cellar. owner transferred from city
ANXIOUS to sell.
-. SHANNON & LUCHs CO.,
1908 St NV MA o345
Evening star., 1943-01-13
CHINESE RUGS.
PRIVATE SALE

Three 9x12, with scatter rugs TO match:
also set of A, for bedroom. All famous
Nichols make. First quality. Personally
selected at factory in China. S4. so So. IT,
Phone SH. 712S.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
RoATs.

CUPBOARD MOTOR, johnson, 16 h,p,
good condition: must sell. Call WO. 1908.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

NVVMS With BOARD WANTED
board nr. Glen Echo car line phone
Chestnut 1859 oA'
YOUNG CHRISTIAN MAN desires home
with family. around Jan. 25 no boarding
house. Box 4S7-R, Star.
MOl HER wants room and board for her
sell and 2-yr. -old daughter and care for
child during day; pay well. 81. 6577,
Evening star., 1943-01-13

200 18th St NV. D1. O222.
BLK FROM TRANSPORTATION IN
nearby Md, attractive detached brick
Colonial house. 3 bedrms., . baths on End
floor: large living rm.. dining rm.. library.
lavatory kitchen and screened-in porch;
nciehborhood. Very attractively furnished.
E5ANDAaL f5a; H6hn II. Al. HAoNyR &C. sc ds6o' d9NG'
Evening star., 1943-01-13

SMALL RESTAURANT BARGAINS.
Doing S300, $500 and $500 week,
ssspsstively The price is only a 81 oHW
money and no matter which one you buy
you will have bargain.
R. NJ DE SHAZO, NJ. c. RESSEGGER,
l123 Fourteenth NV. MA. 500.
GUEST HOUSE. Mass ave, between 18th
and 18th n.w.--42 rooms, baths; 3-yr.
lease; one of the beSt-furnished places
we have listed; stoker heat; $500 down.
Edwin L. Ellis. 1910 Vermont ave. Room
G17. RE. 514o.
ROOMING HOUSE. s rms, baths. coal
heat. income over $500 mo-; S450 handles.
Owens Realty, ME. 0486.