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War

Continued from Page One)
northeast Sicily toward the Mes.
sina ferry terminal.
Alert In Rome
A Nail news broadcast declared
an air raid alert was sounded in
Rome during the night in the
wake of yesterdays devastating as
sault by an estimated force OF
500 American heavy and medium
bombers from North Africa and
the Middle East. The German
broadcast, reported by L. S. gov
eminent monitors, said it had not
yet been ascertained whether tar
gets near the eternal city had
again been bombed.
In Russia. a climax appeared to
be approaching swiftly in the bat
tie for the main Nazi operational
base at Orel, 200 miles southwest
of Moscow, as Soviet units ap-
preaching Orel from the north
west drove new wedges into enemy
lines along sector IL miles wide.
The new Russian successes add.
ed to the Soviet threat to the
vital Orel-Bryansk railroad,
through which Nazi reinforce
ments and supplies to the Orel
front must pass. Moscow said
the Russians captured the town Of
Iinskoe. seven miles north Of
Khotinets, key station on the Orel-
Bryansk railroad 3S miles west Of
Orel.
The Russian official communlque
today recorded gains OF four to
six miles along a wide front be-
fore Orel, and the liberation Of 1870
more towns and villages. Russian
forces were previously reported
within u miles Of the big Nazi
base at one point.
Resistance Increases
The Soviet high command said
the newest Russian gains were
made in the face OF greatly in
creased enemy resistance as the
Germans threw strong reinforce
ments into the battle
The communique added u tanks
and 81 planes to the toll exacted
from the Germans on the Blwzlng
Orel front.
Continued intensive patrol actiy'
ity was reported in the Belgorod
area to the south. Several fierce
counter.attacks on Russian posi-
tions northeast Of Novorossisk at
the southern gateway to the eau
casus were repulsed.
Enlarge Beschhead
In the Pacific war theater, Amer
lean forces pressing on the ia
panese airbase at Munda on New
Georgia Island scored a new bul
/ limited advance as they enlarged
their beachhead at Lilo. three
miles east OF the enemy airdrome
Gen Douglas MacArthur's head
quarters announced 179 Nippones'
troops we're killed in the battle
American losses we're described al
slight.
In New Guinea. 700 miles TO thu
west. forward elements Of Amer
lean and Australian forces al
yanclng on the Jap base at Sala
maua killed between so and y
enemy Jungle troops in a skirm
ish on the slopes OF Mount Tam
bu. in the Komiatum area.
Allied air forces pounded enem,
bases in the Solomons and New
Guinea. as we'll as the Jap bas
I at Macassar on the island OF Gel
ebes IN the enemy held Neither
lands East Indies. Allied bomt
ers flew nearly 1000 miles TO bias
Macassar for five hours. settin
great. destructive fires which wer
I.-t.lkI. 10 "a -.TIaa
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Spencer District
May be Larger

Spencer School district board
has addressed communications to
Ypsilanti. Superior and Canton
Center Townships to meet with
them at Spencer School at 8 p. m.
uly 80 for the purpose OF voting
on and deciding the question of
changing school district boundar-
les. The proposal amounts to an
enlargement OF Spencer School
district which would include areas
in the Townsite Village and ad-
jacent areas north OF Holmes Rd.
and east OF Ypsilanti.
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Curfew

Tor Chamber OF Commerce to help
the same situation. He told Of plans
TO have motion pictures that appeal
to children available Tuesday and
Friday nights at Gilbert Commun-
ity House. Business men, service
organiza tions and women's clubs
have sanctioned the plan, he said
The first film will be shown this
evening and will be Rainbow on
the River Friday night the pic
ture will be Packs Bad Boy"
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Pick Of The Air Today

National Broadeastlna Company
RED NETWORK -WLW 700, WV
$50, wHAM 1880. WMAQ $40.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1910,
Columbia Broadcsstina Company
WJR $50. WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1850, VICAR 1850. WINS
1850. WOOD 1910.
BLUE NETWORK-WOW0 1880.
Mutual Broadesstlna Company
RED NETWORK WLW 200.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700.
CKLw 500, WJBK 1890.
WLW 700, WON 720.
Tonight
NBc-7 50-salute 70 Youth:
30-Horace Heidi Music;
s.0O-Battle OF Sexes;
g.30-John Nesbitt Passing
Parade;
1o:0O-Johnny Mercer and Patsy
Kelly;
10:30-Beat the Band Quiz
Lights Out,
8.30-Judy Canova SHOW;
9:0O-Meet the Colonel.
s:30-Report TO Nation,
1880 Congress Speaks, Sen. r
r. Reynolds.
/ differentiation 10 Music, Alex
ander Kipnis
/ BLU-7:00-George Hicks From
/ London;
/ 7:30-Joe Rines Pop Stuff;
s:30-Noah Webster Says. Quiz
/ 9:00-Fsmous Jury Trials,
/ 10:30-This Nation az War.
MBS-s: 00-American Forum The
=HHrr-Hsw.= esFrYsrtga,,ar.
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YpsiLanf Briefs
No Stop Sign

No Stop Sign
Thomas +. Johnson, s23 Lowell
ST., and John F. Henderson,. 1874
PireWood ST, were drivers Of cars
that collided Monday night at the
intersection Of Cross and Ballard
SITS. Police officers report that
Cross ST. is a stop street at the in
tersection but the stop sign at the
southeast corner on Ballard ST. is
missing. Residents have orally re-
ported to police that the absence
OF the stop sign there has contrib
uted TO a number OF minor COLI
sions as we'll as some more serious.
ones
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PLEADS INNOCENT

Mt. Pleasant. Mich. July 20
AP-Martin Londak. 81 year old
Lake City gasoline dealer held for
investigation since last Thursday
when police found three hidden
tanks under his gasoline truck fol-
lowing a 100000 oil refinery fire
here, pleaded innocent yesterday
in justice court on a charge OF
transporting more than five gal.
Ions of gasoline in a passenger
car. He was jailed in default of
800 bond and his trial set for
July %.
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Fine Points in Bridge
sy SHEPARD BARCLAY

but the correct opening. Ralph
Reed Richards, world famous De-
troit expert. who died recently.
gave a very clear-cut lecture to
those at his table after this deal.
He led the diamond 3. pointing out
first that his partner would be
sure to know II was a singleton.
since North had bid the suit. Sec
ond. he had the trump A. so that
he stopped the trump dropping
effort Immediately after South
won the diamond. Third. he had q
spot in which his partner prob
ably could gain the lead. when he
put forth the heart O. The X and
A went on. and the diamond re-
turn brought the crucial ruff. the
heart J then furnishing the set
ting trick.
South made 4-SpadeS where
West led the heart Q. losing only
two hearts and the spade A.
Where West made the worst Of all
leads. on that bidding. OF the
spade A and then the 9. South
took all but one trick. discarding
his heart losers plus club loser
on diamonds
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Disguised Thieves
Discard Plumber

Springfield. ILL.,, July 20 ms
Probably the most disguised thieves
in the state Of Illinois today were
those who stole full barrel, weigh
ing 500 pounds, from the Spring
field Brewery.
II there was contemplated cele.
bration, II didn't come off. Frank
Melton, brewery employe, said the
barrel was found later Just a half
block from the plant.
1t was full OF glue-not beer.
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BCENOS AIRES -AP-The Ar
genuine ship Mejico was reported
today to have picked up 26 sur
yiyors OF a torpedoed merchant
vessel about SIS miles off the Bra
lillian Port OF Santos. The iden-
tity OF the sunken vessel was not
Immediately disclosed.
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Boy Found

Boy Found
Richard (Dickey) Ramsey, 1l3 y.
River St, 10 year old boy who left
home early Sunday to sell ne, ~
pers and had not been heard from
Monday morning, was found by
Miss lnez Graves, social worker,
Monday afternoon selling his wares
on Michigan Ave. He had slept in
city park all night. Miss Graves
took him TO his home to present
him to his parents. but when she
found that they were both at work,
escorted Dickey back to his bust.
ness stand and dismissed him with
an admonition to keep in closer
touch with his parents.
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Council Notes

Continued from Page One)
attorney council decided to make no
adjustment on car damages claimed
by Asa Knox as result of condition
Of the street at 152 Monroe Ave.
The attorney said there was no in.
dication that the street would cause
damage to a car II the car were
properly operated
Tax committee Of city council
and members Of the board OF re-
view will meet jointly to study the
best means Of making a scientific
geassessment Of Ypsilanti and will
report at the next meeting Of city
council.
Funds in city accounts were re.
ported as, water works. S2S,02S.6l;
general. S52,72954; sinking. $2,47S.-
o. bond and coupon, s6,36570: de
tense. s1,645.0j; payroll savings,
s4757O; pension and retirement,
$4243.4s; hospital construction,
s60,4O773.
Petition OF John Rice to have 4
magazine stand on Michigan Ave.
sidewalk in front OF the Corine
Hotel was denied
Amendment 10 the sewage dis
posal ordinance was placed on
third reading and passed.
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Births

Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brown. Willow Court. at Boyer Hos
pital, July 10, weight six pounds,
nine and one half ounces.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanu Daily Press
wishes ali subscribers 70 re-.
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case o. poor
or non.delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press office
a. 40 before s ?. m. or 2 2. m.
Saturday
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A GIFT FROM THE GODS

II YOU ARE fortunate enough
to have the theoretically ideal
situation for a singleton lead
against the opponents suit con-
tract. you should treat 1t as a gift
from the gods. That Ideal combi-
nation comes when you have
On the ace and one or two other
trumps or the king and two 9TH
ers. so that you can stop the drop
ping Of your trumps if the de-
clarer leads them after winning
your singleton, and (2l a weak
enough hand otherwise. so that
there is a good chance your part
ner can then be put in the lead to
return your now blank suit.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. Clara Carter entered ST. Jo-
seph Hospital, Ann Arbor, Tuesday
morning for treatment.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs, Chandler G. Wilson
visited Mr. and Mrs Bayard b
Struble, Wallace Blvd. Sunday at.
teruoon. The Wilson's. formerly OF
this city. reside in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Black and
family spent Sunday in Plymouth
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Del
bert King and family
Mrs. Rachel fowler. and her son.
Richard. arrived here this morning
from New Orleans, La, where they
had spent two weeks with Mrs.
Towler's sister and brother-in law.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Butcko.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manning
Monday visited their daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Eugene Manning in Dams
Vile. Mrs. Eugene Manning is to
leave Thursday for Jacksonville,
Fla. Her husband has been moved
10 Mayport Naval Base there from
Charleston. s. c. Mrs. Manning will
be accompanied on the trip by her
sister Miss Bessie Tyson, Lexing-
ton, Mich.
Mrs. Donald Gable. daughter Mar
lene and brother. Ronald DeVee,
leave today for an outing at Clark's
Lake.
Mrs. Martha Bacon entertained
Mr., and Mrs. Merton LaBar and
children. Phyllis and Leonard, and
Ora Luther. Detroit. Sunday.
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Mrs. Stein Hostess
For Dorcas Meeting

Mrs. P. L. Stein was hostess for
the social meeting OF the Stein
Circle OF the Dorcas Society Of the
Lutheran Church at her home. Mon.
day evening The ten members pres
ent enjoyed visiting and games di-
rected by Mrs. Leslie Russell and
Miss Cora Roehm.
Refreshments were served at the
close OF the evening. The next
meeting, Aug Is, will be with Mrs
Andrew Smith
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Named Manager

NdWcu WdWdYcT ,
John Matson, accountant OF In
dustrial Cafeterias. Inc. Chicago.
has been appointed by his company
manager OF the company eating
places and other concessions at
Willow Lodge to succeed Miss Mil
dred Powell who resigned her posi-.
ton with the company Saturday
night.
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Have Annual Picnic

The Washtenaw County Brother
hood and Congregational Federated
Churches Of Salem held their annual
potluck picnic al Island Park. Ann
Arbor, Sunday. J. II. Turnbull was
the speaker and at ( o'clock Harry
Richards directed the singing.
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Wednesday
NBC-11.30 a. m.-Snow Village;
PAS p. m.-Hymns OF All
Churches;
5i5-Front PAGE Farrell.
CBS-11 a. m.-Golden Gate Quar-
tet;
3:45 p. m.-Green Valley U.S.A.;
5:45-Keep Home Fires Burning
BLU-10:30 a. m.-Baby Institute
u: 80 p. m.-Farm and Home pro-
gram;
4.00-Blue Frolics Musicale.
MBS-12:15-Bill Hay Reads the
Bible;
2:3O-Mutual Goes Calling;
430-Styles for Strings.
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To Meet Sunday

The Auxiliary, No 24Cs, Veterans
OF Foreign Wars, will meet at the
American Legion Home, at 7 Sun
day evening preparatory to attend
ing the dedication OF the Honor
Roll al the Post Office.
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9:15-Carl Newton on THE Gov
eminent and the Coal Mines;
9:30-Drama, Cisco Kid;
:00-Lions' International Con-
ference, we Hold These
Truths:
II -Sinfonietta.
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Our New Store Hours
Monday through Friday
900 q. m. TO 800 p. m.
Saturday 900 a. m. to
900 p. m.
Open tuesday and
Thursday evenings by
appointment only
ZOO P. m. TO 900 P. m.
Evening star., 1943-09-19

,.c,intea L,ioSatea IN the restricted "Oakcrest"
son Stes q, Oh th hhearoy thrlinston within min
Bldg: and the Army Navy Country CinS ChSy
Individually designed, this attractive tt SiH1 Srici
nome. nome Is built on 8 levels and was con.
highly elevated wooded tract stga1ed Wtb an on ,r
tteresting distant vista through the Woods;
tiyely plsnned ostdooT 1tb living privacy Attrac-
trance hall .l6xi4l with Coat - CLOSET e snd eni
adti Wjthi naiI bath sunken living room (16xsiS
to give the studio effect. large firepiace
and 9-foot, picture window across one
yisfs; Sliaf; pttannsd tsn,, to capture the ensasins
built;in welsh cupboard and French doors ~o1n
enenlns seHsensd on va large and strictly private
SE1h.ensn Ehc with concealed breakfast NOOK and
paneed study With huge nrepiace G evsl sn pine se
master ssdSoom 1sx1e WITH shs % ares.ins isxal
asszasd xIndd%. IL for future
room 13x15) with door openinr an suss. d.cr
ana large bath equipped with both tiled
ssnower saTn and tub: English basement with
nnfiinnishsd y, recreation room with % frepiacMe, M
maids bath and space for maids room
den teaSsce basement H,tp opens on 5oi brick
with cooking fireplace and sprine hoiise
Features include attached garage, Fenestra
1iondex tien S,,S screened easement windows: Vene-
man -HeIson HnInos hyaficoored slate roof, Her
victory ssaden neIossd nelSaas 'rse sSab
ana ehesy sDDfs D1se sfsso
George Mason Green Co..
Ss4e oH wlsSa ssss slEs Es.. A5u!Ips'sa un ssasv Va.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
SMALL VIRGINIA ESTATE
FOR A SMALL FAMILY.
White Brick California Rambler
on 2 PICTURESQUE Acres.

For particular small family. interested
ings.. this charming white brick house, To-
Langley section Of Virginia, will be OF def-
mite interest. Situated on 2 acres, COM
pletely fenced with an artistic white board
fence, 1t affords the privacy and freedom
OF a. country home but is within miles OF
the White House, on bus transportation to
Washington: With an interesting vista 1t
is beautifully landscaped with such plant
ings as holly. dogwood. spirea, elms oaks
etc. Destined by one of Washington's out
standing architects, this home built under
contract in 1899 contains many unusual
features and Is appealing arShtecturally
on both the exterior and the interior
Decorated In the Colonial manner rooms
include entrance hall with oversized, Coat
closets, living room G1x23) with pine
paneled fireplace and built-in bookshelves
library t12xl 81 paneled in pine with ad-
Joining half bath. . large bedrooms each
G3xlO with BATH dining room G2x14)
with built-in corner cupboards and French
doors opening on large flsgstone terrace
modern kitchen U0x12) equipped on &
sides with oxford cabinets large pantry;
lst-hoor laundry room 1Ox12), servants
wing OF rooms and bath, 2-car built
garage; Features include mellowed ran
DOM width pine hoors, rock wool Insulation
slate root. noodlights and white brick
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
2ez0 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, W..
OPEN euNDAY.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
7-ROOM BRICK HOME.
4 ACRES OF GROUND.
WITH SMALL COTTAGE

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA.
,r Atsraesivs; 2-stcry brick home Of iiv-
and open porch with 8 bedrooms and
bath ON 2nd noor; full basement with
saraee: Three-room. and bath cottsss IN
rear Of home: The house is situated wsii
PACK from the. road and the 4rounds
trees; convenient to schools and shop
ping center and within Is minutes Of
downtown Washinstcn. Priced at S2f 900,
THOS. g. MAGRUDER CO..
Evening star., 1943-09-19
ARLINGTON-$9,350.
OPEN SUNDAY TO q.
2321 VERNON ST. NORTH.

This attractive, home is located on q
beautifully wooded lot with 9O-ft frontase,
IN 2 secluded. restricted environment-yet
Is only 2h 50. from 10c bus on Lee hisfa-
way. with stores and school nearby. It
mas spacious living room, 15x21, with hre-
place and French doors opening onto living
Porcn' s aa dining room with southern exposure.
and refrigerator. also cozy breakfast nook
e, on nrst noor. while on the second noor
closets and bath, fun, dry basement with
not-water oil heat and laundry trays. one
not new but Just redecorated and really
put in new-house condition. including yard
ana snd ariyyeway; ny % Owner Is asking 10000
terssted. re sugseste An. early inspection.
70 reach: Over Key Bridge, right on Lee
nighway about 2h miles to Upton 81,
risht Y 50. to Old Dominion drive. left
on street alongside Old Dominion drive
short SO. to Vernon st., right 1 long se.
70 property, or follow directional arrows.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
Evening star., 1943-09-19
$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: End floor has
3 bedrooms and bath, bath is not COM
pleted; full basement length Of house;
house Is not 1905 completed. but it is
liyable; main portion of house is yrs
old; addition Is new. A little money
Will make this wonderful home:
terms. $4,000 cssh. Immediate pos
session,
Evening star., 1943-09-19
$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 we'll insulated and
weather stripped. OIL hot-water heat,
detached garage. Large well-shaded lot.
12Ox150.. Situated on the Baltimore
boulevard. would make an ideal tourist
or guest house. Substantial cash pay
ment. Immediate possession.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
SIT, 500.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5,
1406 21St ST. SOUTH.
ARLINGTON. VIRGINIA.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
T-room brick Colonial home, only 2
borhood near Army Navy Country Club and
new Navy and Pentagon Bldgs. On the
1st hoor is large entrance hall, 4 24x14
room, equipped kitchen. half bath and rear
screened porch. The 2nd floor has 21x14
master bedroom with bath, Q other spacious
bedroom, large storage attic with pull-down
stairs: Full basement with maids room
and lavatory. Insulated and weather
stripped, oil a.-c. heat, slate roof. detached
garage. To reach: Over Memorial Bridge
to Arl. Ridge rd., turn left to 21st st SO.
and right l block to house.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER,
205l WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
ON A TWO-ACRE KNOLL
IN NEARBY ARLINGTON.

Conveniently located in nearby Arlington
and with all the privacy of a country es-
tate, this attractive 4-bedroom 2-bath
home in setting Of large shade trees
will be Of interest to the family whose re-
auirements include spacious rooms and
outdoor living space within easy reach of
the city. Rooms include gracious Oft
center hall; living room u5x25) with over
sized fireplace and French doors opening
on screened living porch dSx19); dining
room Q3xI4. and tremendous modern
On the End floor. master bedroom uSxSIj
with private tiled bath, 2 other bedrooms
each 12xl3 and tiled bath. On the ard
Moor, STUDIO bedroom. paneled in knotty
pine l11x2D. with concealed iavatory.
Other features include 2.car built-in ga
rA&e, maids room and bath, slate roof
copper downspouts. large outdoor stone
fireplace ana grill. artistic lily pool. box
t.s%s w9Da screen nTie. stable Reasonable
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
CHI. 1888: Ewes, GL SO41.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
$12.500.
1903 CHEVERLY AVE,

CHEVEHLI, MD.
Beautiful story STONE Colonial,
Practically new. All in new-house con-
dition. Large living room with beautI-
full open fireplace. full-size dining room.
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., 1943-09-19
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL S-ROOM HOUSE, h-acre lot
handsomely shrubbed. with ideal location
nigh and commanding excellent view.
mace, hot-water heat 8 rms. and bath,
arst moor; 3 rms. and bath fscil. second
blocks from bus. directly OH Conn. ave
address 20 Everett ST., Chevy Chase View,
near kensineton, Nd WI 1894
Evening star., 1943-09-19
$13,950.
CALVERT HILLS, MD.

Near University Of Maryland.
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
dining room, nice den, and modern
kitchen. Second floor large master bed
room, and three other large bedrooms
attic. Dry basement under entire
house containing large recreation
room with open fireplace, bath, laundry
and furnace room. Oil hot-water heat
living Thoroughly insulated. screened
and weather stripped Double brick
garage. Substantial cash payment, rea-
sonable terms, immediate possession
Call for appointment to inspect
Evening star., 1943-09-19
$11,500.
5722 39th AVE,

HYATTSVuLE HILLS.
This well-built home contains large
living room with fireplace. full-sized
dining room. modern kitchen, nice den
and large screened porch. Second floor
plete tile baths. Floored attic. large
dry. basement with laundry trays.
Built-in garage with overhead doors.
Oh air conditioned, heat. Large lot, Box
80. Close to schools and transpor-
tation. Immediate possession. Terms.
one-third cash. A real home. See this.
Evening star., 1943-09-19
OWNER TRANSFERRED.
7 ROOMS-11 BATHS.
$11 ,950-2O% CASH

This home is one year old and is Situated
in quiet residential section. One bed
room and bath on 1st floor; large Iiv-
modern kitchen. 3 bedrooms and bath on
md moor; full basement. h,-w heat. oil
burner: walls and roof fully insulated
Ciose 70 stores, school and good bus serv-
ice: Convenient to new Navy and Peaita.
son sldss and National Airport.
SUNDAY, TO 6 PM.
AURORA HILLS OFFICE