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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Gift Ideas
Here Are Several Things
Servicemen Like

Here is a partial list Of
suggested gifts for service
men.
Shoe shine kits. air mail
stationery, cigaretS, handker-
chiefs, soap. toilet articles,
razor blades. sewing kits.
pocket size books, playing
cards, pens. pencils. writing
pads, vaCuum-packed nuts or
hard candies. cigaret light
erS, compact shaving kits,
combs, chewing gum, note
books and calendars.
Other lists will be pub
liShed from time 10 time and
local merchants may be con-
suited for further suggeS-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Cotton Crop Drops

WASHINGTON oct Q up
The agriculture department to-
day placed this year : cotton crop
az II fTs010 bales. a decrease of
POI 600 bales from last months
estimate and nearly 200 900
tales below last wears crop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
OFFICERS TO HELP

Special service officers Of local
units have pledged their support
in arranging the Christmas par
ties At which the gifts will he dis
trlbuted.
Gifts should be personaii7cd as
much as possible, but the Times
will furnish suggested lists OF
items which surveys have shown
10 he wanted or needed by the
men. Neighborhood merchants
also Will offer suggestions to those
packing boxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
HULL'S MEMORANDUM

In a memorandum dated Aug
2S l9i1. Secretary Hull recalled
that at meeting earlier in the
day between President Roosevelt
and Nomura
THE President again spoke of
the difficulty of going as far a.
Hawaii and elaborated on the
reasons why II would he diff
cult Ia get away for 81 days.
"He then turne d Ia juneau,
Alaska. rs n meeting place,
which would only require some
II or Is days, allowing for a
three or four days CONVERSE
ton with the Japanese prime
minister.
The only point raised by the
ambassador was that the con
NerSation be held aS early aS
possible"
At the conclusion of the meet
inc ne tthe President added that
ne would be keenly interested IN
having three or four DAYS with
Prince konoye, and again he men
toned Juneau
The Japanese evidenced an
anxiety TO speed the meeting. At
a secret dinner in Tokyo Sept Is.
Grew was entertained by Konoye
at the house of a friend So that
no word could leak out. Each had
hut one aide present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
Times Again to Play
Santa to Servicemen
CONTINUED from Page One)

sands Of DetroiteTS i'm service arc
in all parts Of the world, II was
deemed advisable 10 provide boxes
for those stationed in this area,
regardless of their home city.
Gifts will he provided for the
British. Amaze and other United
Nations men stationed here. and
special attention will he given
those in post and station hos
rlItalc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
MRS. ANDERSON HELPS

Among the many DetroltcrS who
have pledged their support 10 the
Santa for Service Men program
is Mrs. Glenn Anderson. who di-
rectrd a similar project last year
under which thousands Of Christ
mas packages were distributed
among ServIcemen i'm this area
All persons i'm the metropolitan
Detroit area arc invited 20 par
ticlpate and all patriotic and civic
organizations - Women'S clubs.
luncheon clubs. youth groups. etc.
are urged to place representa-
tiveS on the Santa for Service
Men general committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
U.s. Jap Peace Move
Collapse in 1941 Barred

ra>8 .n tnc lal also shows ne
Nhr8 dI putc That President
Eoo-cyC.f land SECRETARY HUI
wore resigned ~ am armed show
down with Japan
Du Soy 1N. three weeks before
FgrI JItIhor during conNctNa-
roo between HUI Ambassador
\omua and kmI>u, The white
paprr SAID
The secretary then added
that ne frankly did not know
whether ANYTHING could be done
lea the matter of reaching "A sat
i>factorN agreement with Japan;
that We can go. ~ far. hut rather
than go beyond certain point
II would he better for uS Ia
stand and take the c0nse-
quCnCes.
Eleven dayS later after several
further tmtlc>> conversations,
Hun rccIcttuly told British Am
ba~>ador Lord Halifax that
The diplomatic part of our
relations with Japan was Nirtu-
ally over and that the matter
new will ga To- the officials 81
the army and the navy with
whom have talked and Ia
whom have given my views
for whatever they are worth.
WARNING IL GIVEN
speaking in great confidence,
l said that il would be "A serious
mistake for our country and
other countries interested in the
Pacific situation 10 make plans
of resistance without including
the possibility that Japan may
move suddenly and with every
possible element of surprise
The Japanese proposed huddle
hrtwrrn President fto0Srvrtt AND
Prince konoNc EaS not definitely
abandoned. however. until slightly
moro than a month before.
Mr.. Roosevelt turned thumbs
down on the proposition when i
became certain that Japan would
not clear out OF China or lndo-
China. Two OF the aSic-Amcrlcar
principles on which the conference
was 10 be founded.
A mbaS Sa dor Nomura- had
preached the subject 10 Hull on
Aug. s. The japanese plan was
that the heads of the TWO govern
mentS would meet in mid-Paclilc
not necessarily at sea as had been
previously reported: Hawaii was
mentioned as a possible site.
PRESIDENTS POSITION
The President reacted favorably
to the idea. but with the Supula-
ton that certain fundamental dill
fercnces be rcconciled before the
conference.
He pointed out that if such n
meeting turned out 10 be "A failure
that il would be much worse than
If no meeting had been held.
Mr.. Roosevelt hcwing 10 The
same strong line which had sup
ported American foreign policy IN
inc Far East since 1881, insisted
that the JapS would have to aban-
don their policy OF expansion by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
SORRY PICTURE DRAWN

While the documents regarding
Japan are of particular immedi-
ate interest the state department
collection presents an amazingly
clear-cut picture Of the whole
sorry growth of faSclSm, nazism
and JapaniSm against unremlttlng
efforts hH-thiS- country.
Issued AZ q time when the de-
partmcnt has been under criticism
IN many quarters for an allegedly
Short-Slghted foreign policy, the
white paper provides con-
crete defense of American di-
plomaCN
as early as MAY 1888. Prcsi-
dent Roosevelt 'intmatcd as
strongly as possible to Or Hjalmar
Scaacht president Of the RelchS-
bank. that Germany is the only
possible obstacle TO disarmament. ~
Consul General MeSSerSmith re-
ported from Berlin in tho same
year that Germany would con-
inu 90 profess "a viii for peace
and desire 10 cooperate, but
would 60 on rcarminE
In November Of 1888, Sccre-
tary iiul told German amhaSSa-
dor Luther thar var in two 10
10 wears is more probable than
peace In 1894 an American
representative i'm Berlin reported
the Nalis already had designs on
capturing control Of tho world.
But despite tho dangers Of Hit
Tor. the United States evidenced
primary concern over Japan
whose Warlikc ambitions were
noted A. cyory step from 1881 on
ward The state department
stressed
The Hateful decade " 1881
1871 began and ended with acts
Of violence by Japan"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
SAILORS ALSO REMEMBERED

Two years ago under the same
Santa for Service Men banner and
Times sponsorship the citizens of
Detroit shipped thousands Of
Christmas gift boxes 10 Detroit
and Michigan men stationed at
distant posts throughout the
United States.
In addition. many boxes went
to Detroit sailors aboard the L.
S. S. Dubuque and other ships
on the Atlantic and Pacific.
This year, because the thou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
GREW REPORT TO HULL

In an extensive report on the
deieriOratnC situation Nov. 3
1871, Grew told Secretary o
State Hull
IVY only purpose IL Ia en-
sure against the United States
becoming involved in war with
Japan because of any possible
misconcPption Of Japan'S ga
pacitN Ia rush headleng into a
suicidal struggle with the
United States.
While national sanity die
tateS against such action. Jap
anese sanity cannot he meas
ured ny American standards of
logic -. II would be short
sighted for American policy 10
he based on the belief that
Japanese preparations are no
more than Saber raft ing,
merely intended Ia give moral
support tn the high pressure
diplomacy Of Japan.
Japan NAV resort with
dangerous and dramatic sud
dennes Ia measures which might
make inevitable war with the
United states"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
BATTLESHIP FOR TRIP

Konoye planned 10 use a battle
ship for the trip To. meet Mr..
Roosevelt and said he would be
accompanied by the highest mill
tary and naval officials IN Japan.
Konoye pleaded to Grew that
Japan would support the -four
basic principles Of respect for ter
ritoria integrity, non-interference
with other countries. equality
among nations. and preservation
Of the status quo in the Pacific,
which the United States had set
as minimum standard for open
ing discussions.
II later developed however,
that in defining the action needed
10 implement the broad state
mcntS of policy. that the Japanese
refused TO bulge from China or
lndo-Chna
As result Mr.. Roosevelt
closed the door on the plan oct,
,. 1871, short time before the
cabinet of Konoye fell and he was
replaced by Prime Minister TOTO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
ARMED SHOWDOWN

The complete story OF tho
negotiations with Japan begin
ming in the spring Of l94l and
concluding with the Infamous
peace mission Of Saburo ku-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10
ACE AND WAR"

Discuss 5onS about Tho projected
RooSevcit-konoN meeting and The
series of diplomatic events leading
ur 10 Pearl Harhor we're COM
tanned IN an S50-page review OF
this CourtrN.S l0-Yoar efforts 10
stem -tn1al4t4H+aHisH and avert
another world war The volume
is entitled peace and Wat
far back as Feb p. 1871.
Grew had relaycd 10 Washington
the warning that numerous
sources reported the Japanese
might make a surprise attack on
Pear HarhOr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-10

WASHINGTON or Q GNS'
Prekidsn, RooSc,ol, coDdd'ors.e
acreed 10 a peace pst.ty Vth
Prime Minister kono>e az Japan
al Juneau Alaska. ln tne Ia''
slIrmrr of 1a3l hut the CON
ference collapsed when fhr SIP.
poncSc refused ro drop ther policy
Of aggression.
Previous reports M protected
ccr-toccfhcr between tho heads u.
the TWO governments were con-
frmcd iu elaborate ds'al tonight
by the stale department.
Also revealed Was hitherto
suppressed series oi warnings
from Ambassador Joseph & Grow
IN Tokyo 80 Washington against
japanese duphcity in winch hr
stated tro sands arr Running
fast ON NOV II. l9U Hc caa-
toned trS country against look
inc for advance information on
any japanese attack from tightly
restricted embassy Officials,
Evening star., 1943-09-26
FIRST SHOWING.
ARLINGTON-$15,750.
OPEN SUNDAY-2 TO 6.
3119 QUINCY STREET N.
BELLEVUE FOREST.

II the above figure is within your price
55ainge 5ig anc you're looking for 5-room,
owner-built English type painted brick
THIS week end-NExT WEEK may be
Made available by owners transfer, this
attractive home is situated atop q Hill in
quiet, secluded spot with trees, yet only
Ia squares from Arnold 19c bus or Is to
70 minutes downtown in your car.
room with entire end finished in painted
wood paneling with an abundance OF book
sneives and cabinet space on either side
Of an unusually % large os-burning fre-,
screened living porch with beautiful OUT
look, cheerful dining room overlooking
rear garden, fully equipped kitchen in.
or powder. room on first hoor,' while or,
the second floor there is large master
bedroom with two closets and private bath
and two other bedrooms Of generous size
conditioned oil heat. game room and maid s
iaVatory, attached garage with door OPEN
ing into kitchen; Venetian blinds through,
out.
Built of prewar materials to exactins
specihcations for present owner 3z years
ago and has Weathering green slate roof,
copper flashing and water pipes, rock wool
lative-built homes. May be INSPECTED
Sunday to g., otherwise by appointment.
MHs eu sns 1s seen to be 50 drive
an environment and restrictions to insure
a sound home investment.
To reach-Over Key Bridge, right on
taxing rst right t9rn up Inn river s5sss % Rsy
Bridge and out Lee highway about 2 miles
TO Military road at bottom Of Cherrydaie
Hill, right about 10 squares to 31st St.
to property.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
$1,000.
6A-ACRES.

Very conveniently located, only 4
miles from District line, bus stop in
front of door: city water. gas, phone
and electricity; ideal for horses. pets,
3 acres of wood, nice spring: house has
large living ROOM finished in knotty
pine with large open fireplace. full-sized
dining room and kitchen: 2nd floor has
pleted; full basement length of house;
house is not 1000 completed, but 1t ie
livable: main portion of house is yrs
wa %si I0n make this ne"; vonderfui nf omes home
terms, $4,000 cash. Immediate DOS
session.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
English Cotswold Cottage
On a Rolling Wooded Acre.

Located in the restricted ,"oakcrest"
section of nearby Arlington, within min
Bldg, and the Army Navy Country Club.
individually designed, this attractive brick
home. is built on 3 levels and was con-
owner 4 years ago. 1t is situated on a
highly elevated wooded tract with an in
teresting distant vista through the woods;
it affords outdoor living privacy. Attrac-
lively planned with room for future ex-
pansion, It contains. on the ist moor. en-;
with tremendous beam across the ceiling
to give the studio effect. large fireplace
s S esprs wndo e acsos
built-in Welsh cupboard and French doors
sesaened on Twins porch ons
kitchen with concealed breakfast nook and
Chambers gas range. On the I'd level pine
E huEe Re Sra ana
master bedroom (46xf6l with dressing
room tplumbing roughed in for future
room Q3x15) with door opening on deck
and large bath equipped with both tiled
shower and tub; English basement with
unfinished recreation room with fireplace.
maid S bath and space for maids room
me basement opens on 50-ft. brick gar
den terrace, with absolute privacy, equipped
with cooking fireplace and spring house.
Features include attached garage Fenestra
BondeX screened easement windows. Vene-
man-Nelson heating plant. fruit and gar
den cellar off basement, inclosed brick ter
raced Victory garden, including such
pear and cherry; price, Siss5o; terms. riS'''
George Mason Green Co.,
2s40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
"a. oeSis osEN Asssi sGNpaY W e'90'
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
Evening star., 1943-09-26

Se,35o-BUNGALoW. SILVER SPRING.
In excellent condition. White frame:
8 rooms, bath. "a block from bus and
stores. Refrigerator, garage. Nice lot.
Built by present owner. S1,35o down, $50
month.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
$4,000.
4-FAMILY APT,
3410 37th STREET,
PPFNTWnOD MT

This is large home converted into
four apartments. 1t is situated on
large corner lot and contains sixteen
rooms and TWO baths. First floor has
owners apartment of four rooms and
semiprivate bath that rents for S47.50
per mo. Second floor has one 4-room
and semiprivate bath, and one Groom
for a s4o Yos have a'; Your eaoW own sH apart.
ment AND S127 per month income.
Price includes furniture for the four
apartments. and four electric refriger-
Stores. stores schools and and churches 'eut Bus stop 10
in front of house Immediate possess
sion of owners apartment. Conveni-
ent terms. Reasonable down payment.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
$4,000.
CALVERT HILLS. MD.

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Lovely well-built two-story brick
First floor has large living room with
open fireplace, nice sun parlor off liv-
ing room, could be used as den or
bedroom. Large dining room. modern
kitchen and hall Second floor has
four large bedrooms and tile bath with
shower House is well insulated and
weather stripped. Oil hot-water heat,
detached garage. Large well-shaded lot.
120x1 so. Situated on the Baltimore
boulevard, would make an ideal tourist
or guest house Substantial cash pay
ment. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
$780,.

Mr.. River Road and 43d Pl. NV.
An attractive semidetached home with 8
rooms and bath, garage located in that
convenient section just west of Wisconsin
ave. A reasonable cash payment and terms
for the balance. Call ME 1143 until 6 D. M
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN REAITOR
Evening star., 1943-09-26
$10,500.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.

GROUNDS.
One Of the better homes of this ex-
elusive section. home for gracious
living or a money-maker for roomers.
Six bedrooms. two baths: lavatory and
laundry in basement. First floor has
living room, extra large dining room,
nice kitchen with largest size Frieid-
aire, large buffers pantry. Second floor,
four large bedrooms and bath Third
floor, two large bedrooms and bath. Oil
hot-water heater, stone sash for entire
house New screens Large, bright base
nent With new laundry tubs and toilet.
Two-car attached garage. grounds nice
ly landscaped: Large willow trees, lily
and flsh ponds. Two blocks from uni-
versity. Shown by appointment only.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

5000
New frame bungalow, rooms, fireplace,
full basement, air conditioned, large lot;
10-cent bus; easy terms. COLLINS &
PRICE GL 1l33
Evening star., 1943-09-26
STONE HOUSE.

Stone garage, 4 acres Of land, stream.
frontaee ON highway, 10 miles of D. c.
Price, 81 600; $1,000 cash, balance $50
j. &c. WEST. F. c, 2135-J.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

AS an Added Service for Your
Convenience this Office will
be open Sunday from IL noon
to 6 pm. for inspection of
the following:
Evening star., 1943-09-26

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
5-RM. AND BATH BUNGALOW-Large
front porch. l acre land; beautiful shade;
70 mi: o. G.; S4 $50, $3.50 down. Dewey
"a. n Freeman; Silver Hill. Md. sP. O767.
dlate occupancy. 5-room. 2-story brick
nnished recreation room; excellent condi-
spection, EN-. O474,
Evening star., 1943-09-26
26O3 CHEVERLY AVE,


Beautiful two-story STONE Colonial.
Practically new. All In new-house con-
dition. Large living room with beauti-
full open fireplace. full-siZe dining room.
mod. kitchen Second floor has three
large bedrooms and full tile bath with
shower. Large dry basement with rec
reation room, laundry room and toilet
Oil air-conditioned heat. Large screened
porch with wonderful view. Large
level lot with stone garage TO match
house. Terms, $1,000 cash.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
SILVER SPRING,

11-room brick, bedrooms, everything
Modern. baths. oil heat. recessed radi-
ators; cony. TO stores and transp. In de-
$rabie residential section. Price, $50. 600.
May pc seen by appointment. VIM p.
CAELlN. sl1b Ga. ave. sH. 1919.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
$13,950.
CALVERT HILLS, MD.

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
This modern home was built less
than Ave years ago by a very promi-
nent builder. House is brick and frame,
situated on large block convenient to
transportation. First floor has large liv-
ing, room with, real fireplace. Large
kitchen. Second floor, large master bed
room, and three other large bedrooms
with two complete baths. Large fioored
attic. Dry basement under entire
house containing large recreation
room with open fireplace, bath. laundry
and furnace room. OIL hot-water heat,
and all the appointments for gracious
living. Thoroushly insulated screened
and weather stripped. Double brick
garage. Substantial cash payment, rea-
sonable terms, immediate possession.
Call for appointment to inspect.
peter ]. hagan,
WA 3-R5
Evening star., 1943-09-26
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON

$4,000.
Small frame bungalow, 5 rooms, mod
ern: near center; reasonable terms. COL.
LINS AZ PRICE GIL, 1133
Evening star., 1943-09-26
McDevitt. Realtor. RA. 4422.

Detached brick home, q rooms, tile bath
and shower, hot-water heat toil1, recrea-
tion room, finished room in attic, Frigid
aire. garage. Possession. inspection by
appointment. LLOYD r. TURNER, 500
rfh 81 ME 1kAE
Evening star., 1943-09-26
JOHN ]. McKENNA,

JOHN ]. McKENNA.
Realtor,
I429 Eye st. NV: RE. 5345.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
S9,250-S rooms modern bath. INV
Georgia ave. w
Evening star., 1943-09-26

VACANT-S14,95O.
sl.5oo cash, S10O Mo
Detached brick. 8 r. and Q b.; newly
decorated throughout; oil heat, built-in
garage, Call us now for ful her informa-
ton and inspection. Sunday and nights,
Taylor 0620.
METZLER-REALTOR.
DI $500 11OH VT Ave
Evening star., 1943-09-26
CHEVY CHASE. D. c..
CLEVELAND PARK.

Sl0,b50
Corner home z rooms, bedrooms and
bath, built-in garage oil h.-w.h. near
transp and schools Early possession can
EN-. 1900 Sunday and weekdays until y
pm. F A. TWEED CO. 5504 Conn
Evening star., 1943-09-26

LAMONT STREET NV
3-story red brick, 13 rms, baths gas
neat, finished basement with Groom apts
2-car det garage. House nicely furnished
furniture only l VI. old. Income, S40O mo.
exclusive Of owners apt. Priced right for
handles. N'
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Beautiful Suburban Home.

room and sunroom. full basement; new:
house condition; beautifully redecorated
inside and out; only mi. from D. c.;
fine bus service; an unusual value: S11 $50.
COL IIONIAIl REALTY co CH 01o2
Evening star., 1943-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SPRING VALLEY.
$3.50 DOWN.

$500 BLOCK l1th ST. NV
2-story row brick lge rms, bath
h,-w.h.. basement; deep lot; gear gar;
only S7T50: terms
1T PAYS TO OWN YOUR OWN"
Alex K. Anderson g. Co. EX, 5000.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
CLEVELAND PARK

Beautiful detached brick. bedrooms, ?
baths on 2nd floor; finished :lFd floor Z
powder room and modern kitchen on Isl
floor. Near Porter ST. and Reno rd Call
EN-, 1890 Sunday and weekdays until Q
Evening star., 1943-09-26
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Area.
$12,500.

Owner leaving city-this is your oppor-
tunity to buy modern brick home, con-
veniently arranged with space utilized to
pest advantage; brick construction: built
IN garage. attractive living and dining
rooms complete kitchen, 8 bedrooms, :
pains OIL burner air-conditioned. insu-
lated; storm windows and doors.
A delightful rear yard with stream
rustic bridge and canopy Of shade trees
property.
EDW H JONES L. CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1943-09-26

CHEVERIY MD

Six rooms and bath Spanish-type
bungalow. .Stucco over tile Open fire.
place In living room. Concrete front
porch. Hot-water heat. coal. with blower
restricted neighborhood, close to GOOD
transportation. Possession within 80
days. Terms, $1,000 cash. Balance
Evening star., 1943-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE lcont.l

SILVER SPRING, MD.
Attractive Colonial white brick bungalow,
puilt for owner 4 years ago. Completely
insulated. storm windows. gas heat; :. bed
rms. and bath on / st floor Attic finished
into large knotty pine den. Full base
Evening star., 1943-09-26

S1e,s50-Nr. 18th and Decatur Sts. NV.
6-year-old Colonial detached brick, cen
ter hall. 8 beorooms. 3l2 baths, pine
paneled den, II bath first hoor; gas neat,
recreation room. 2 freplaces, garage.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
CAPE COD.
SILVER SPRING, MD.

SILVER SPRING, MD.
This charming home, only > yrs. old in
Al condition is located in Northwood
Park, on a large lot 200 fit. deep, the
house is arranged for . complete house
keeping apts. or as one-unit home
containing a large living room with wood
burning fireplace, dining room, kitchen,
den, 1st floor bedroom and bath. 3 large
bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor. recrea-
tion room with fireplace, screened porch:
an exceptional home priced to sell at
GRAHAM HALL, REALTORS. WI. $3.50,
Ewes. and Sun. call Mr.. Hall. SH. GIL.
NEAR 14th AND COLO. AVE.
DETACHED BRICK. = BEDRMS. 1st FL.
An individually designed home with liv-
ing room, dining room. breakfast room,
kitchen and bedrooms and bath on lst
fl. bedrooms and bath on End fl; nm
ished rooms in attic, 2-car built-in garage
price, only SI4,95O. Eve. or Sun phone
Temple 2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72Q 18th St Realtor. MA. 0Go3.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
ROTH. wo&ward Blde., Ma 7a3
GEORGETOWN,

Maids room and bath, built-in garage,
large living room, large dining room. 4
bedrooms > baths. several fireplaces. built
in bar vacant. See remodeling plans at
HENRY CLAY CO., 1909 NJ st. NV. MI