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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12

PFC. LavEPNE ALORE, U. S.
Field Artillery, Is home on fur
Tough after having served over
seas in North Africa and Italy
for Jone year. He will report to
Miami, Fla, September 20. His
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. John
Alorc, 238 North Walnut,
MAJOR PAUL w. GOTTKE,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. v. Gottke,
who recently returned from 70
months of overseas duty in New
Guinea with the u. S. A. A. c..
Is now in the First Air Force on
detached service at the B-24 In
structor's School at Smyrna,
Tenn. Major Gottke's wife is
residing with him at their home
In Murfreesboro, Tenn.
A/C CLYDE S. GOTTKE,
having finished the instrument
course in his training period in
the Navy Air Corps, at Corpus
Christi, Texas, has begun ad-
vanced training at the same
base. He expects to receive his
wings and commission some
time next month.
PFC. CLYDE E. PILLIWANT
arrived safely In England ac-
cording to word received by his
wife (the former Catherine
Kote).
CORP. RUSSELL M. JOHNS,
u. S. Marine Corps, arrived
safely somewhere in the South
Pacific. He is stationed there
with the End Marine Air Wing.
Mrs. Johns, his wive, lives at "a
E. Broadway avenue and his
mother Mrs. Mary Johns at SIS
Gibbs street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
Service Men Home
on Furlough, Leave

w N-AAANADb
Olde street, to September ID.
BERTRAM LOVE, Selfridge
Field, to September %.
FLOYD E. BAILEY, Romeo,
to September IA.
WILLIS HATHAWAY. 249
Euclid avenue, to September 30.
MAX E. MYERS, st. Clair
Shores, to September 81.
VICTOR c. DUNN, Route 6,
to October 5.
JOEL COWSERT, JR.. Rose
vile, to September Is.
REUBEN KAGE, Euclid ave-
nue., to September 80.
E. D. CLIFTON, JR., % Gar
den drive, to September 80.
JOHN N. MUELLER, JR.,
Route 5, to September 80.
LEONARD LOVALVO, 81h
New street. to September IS.
WARREN E. STEINBECK.
1874 Jones street, to October 3.
WALLACE F. WILLIAMS,
Ill Clair avenue. to September
%.
AUGUST M. GEBHART, So
Yeomans street, to September
"a.
y BERNARD c. MATHES. St.
Clair Shores, to October 3.
JOHN H. HARDWOOD, 81
Washington, to September 80.
JESS d. ROBINSON, Sc Nc
Kishnie avenue, to September
Is.
ROBERT SALLEY, Route 7,
to September 81.
SHELDON E. VOGHT, 206
Cass avenue, to September 80.
DANIEL A.. SPRECKSELL,
Route 6, to October 3.
MITCHELL S. PATTERSON,
East Detroit, to September 80.
FRED D. METCALF, st. Clair
Shores, to September 80.
MARION KUECHENMEIST-
Err, 1747 N. Walnut street. 20
September 80.
VERNON N. HINES, st. Clair
Shores, to October l.
WILBERT KOLLMORG E N,
Utica, to Sept. 26.
LaVERNE P. ALORE, 238
North Walnut, to Oct. 3.
CLARENCE w. LEVERETT,
4139 Virginia, to Sept. 20.
CHESTER FEATHER, Utica,
to Sept. "a.
RAYMOND ]. CASHEN, Fra
ser, to Sept. 13.
ROBERT MASON, st. Clair
Shores, to Sept. 80.
ALBERT McMULLEN, New
Baltimore, to Sept. 30.
F. E. McVAY, 108 Smith
street, to Sept. 16.
THOMAS E. PELTIER, 104
Huron street, to Sept. "a.
DUDUKJIAN, st.
Clair Shores, to Oct. 5.
MRS. HARRIET BAXTER
and son, Richard, Of Ann Ar
Dor, are spending a few days at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid Schmidt, South Highland
avenue. Mrs. Baxter and son
have recently returned from
Jackson, Wyo., where Mrs. Bax-
ter attended the University Of
Michigan geology camp which is
situated in the Teton noun
tains.
JOHN LUNGERHAUSEN re-
turned last week from a visit
with his father, Oscar Lunger-
hansen, at his home in Fort
Myers. Fla,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
Mrs. Therin Kirkum

and yellow respectively, fashion
ed along the same lines as thu
matron of honor. Both young
ladies carried bouquets of baby
NUNS and gladioli.
Mrs. Stroup, mother Of the
bride, chose a dress of fuschia
colored crepe with black Access
series for her daughters we'd
ding. She wore corsage of
pink rosebuds. Mrs. Kirkum,
mother of the bridegroom, was
goWned in a dress of sheer law
ender with black accessories.
Her corsage was of rosebuds al
so.
Following the ceremony the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
Siroup-N,kum .Mptial

bridal party and Immediate
family enjoyed dinner at
Kings Inn on Gratiot Avenue. A
reception for $50 guests was
held at eight o'clock in the eve
ming at the Star Ballroom III
Fraser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkum are en-
joying a short trip through
Northern Michigan and upon
their return will occupy an
apartment at % Moross avenue.
.
WILLIAM ESSIG Is recover
ing satisfactorily from his recent
illness at his home on High
street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
ToA Wngs

JAMES M. CALDWELL, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cald-
we'll, 120 Scott boulevard, grad
uated August % from the Naval
Air Training Center at Corpus
Christie, Texas and was COM
missioned an Ensign in the U. S.
Naval Reserve. He received his
preliminary flight instructions
at Olathe, Kans., and his pre-
flight training at st. Mary's,
Calf. Ensign Caldwell is home
on leave at the present time.
On Saturday he will leave for
Oklahoma, where he will take
a short course in navigation and
become a navigator pilot.
PFC. JOHN A. WITTEN-
MYER is now in France after
having served in England for
seven months, according to his
wife formerly Ethel Ormsby).
SERGT. AND MRS. JAMES
E. BLACKSTOCK are visiting
relatives and friends before
Sergt. Blackstock's return to
Fort Benning where he is serV-
ing with the paratroopers.
CAPTAIN r. GRANT HOW
ARD is now stationed some
where in France with a hospital
unit according to word received
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
. z. Howard.
PFC. FLOYD ZALESGY is
home on a 15-day furlough Wis
iting at the home of his parents
on Route 2.
M-SGT. CLEMENTS w. Apitz
of Greenway avenue, S/Sgt. Ed
gar r. Leach of Clinton street
and Corp. Peter CERES, Route
6, are authorized to wear a gold
bordered blue ribbon over their
right pockets indicative of
Unit Citation awarded the Psi
Mustang Fighter Group to
which they are assigned.
AIS ROBERT L. DENEAU
returned to Perrin Field, Sher-
man, Texas, after a furlough
spent with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Deneau, Utica. Mrs.
Deneau will remain with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Shaw at 100 Moross avenue,
while AIS Deneau takes his pre-
flight training at San Antonio,
Texas.
PFC. BOBBIE WOODS has
been awarded the Bronze Star
for heroic achievement in action
while serving in the 88th Infan-
try division on the Fifth Army
in Italy.
PVT. CHARLIE A. Frescholtz,
5436 Lewis avenue, is fighting
in Italy with a veteran Infantry
Regiment, the Fifth Army.
HAROLD w. RUSCHKY, p.
M. &c, left for the Naval Air
Base in Norfolk, Va, after
spending 80 days leave at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ruschky, 10 Mil
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-09-12
PIN Worms
ST. .S tt @s;? !:
Better learn the Truth, Mother |!

You may think that Pin-worms are just q
harmless nuisance. Or you may think that
this tormenting, embarrassing infection
strikes only certain types of people.
Don't you believe IL Rich or poor. young
or old--anybody, anywhere can have Pin
Worms. And these crawling pests. living
and growing inside the human body. can
cause real distress. So watch out for the
warning signs that may mean this nasty
infection the aggravating rectal itch |:
also. uneasy stomach. bed-wetting, nervous
fdgeting and uneven appetite.
IL you suspect Pin-Worms, get a pack
age Of P-W tablets right away. and be sure
TO follow the directions. P-W Is the new
Pin-Worm treatment developed by the
laboratories Of DIR. ID. Jayne a Son. Amer
ica's leading specialists in worm medicines.
imporfonf Scientific Discovery
The small. easy-to-take P-w tablets con-
tain a remarkable drug tgentisn violet)
that Is being hailed by high medical au-
thorities rs the most effective means ever
discovered for dealing with Pin-Worms.
Thanks to this important new scientific
discovery, P-w works in a special. gentle
way TO destroy stubborn Pin-Worms.
Ask your druggist, f.W for Pin.Mormsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Italian Leader
HdiIsU. ). Policy

NEW YORK, Dec. 6 QNS)-
Don Luigi Sturzi. noted Italian
statesman and spiritual leader OF
Italy's Christian Democrat party
declared today that the L. s. gov
ernments position in regard TO
permitting the Italian people TO
work out their own problems of
government would facilitate solu-
ton Of the Italian crisis.
Urging ms countrymen 10 pre-
serve the Italian coalition govern
ment as a means OF expression of
the common will. Don Sturzi said:
italians ought 10 he very
grateful To the L. =. government
for its declaration today con-
corning the policy of noninter-
ference In other countries, in
Guiding Italy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Gwynne Gets
Divorce Today
BY LOUELLA PARSONS
ms Melton Picture Editor

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 6-Gwynne Pckford,
the pretty dark eyed niece of our Mary, gets her
divorce from Hugh (Bub) Ernst in Reno today
and flies home Immediately She returns TO
Piclxfair. where she has been living since her
separation from her husband.
Gwynne has been in the Nevada town
famous for its divorces. for, the past seven
weeks. She took her baby, Susan Mary. with
her The daughter of the late Lottie Pickford
whom you will remember as a star in the silent
days. Gwynne has inherited her mothers beau
tiful dark eyes as well as some of her Aunt
Marys beauty.
Ernst was formely in the air forces but has
returned to civilian life and there are many
rumors that he will wed Betty Furness, eX-wife
he has constantly appeared. He hasn't been in
Hollywood for some time and has never seen his
habv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Inches Renamed
Auto Club Head

Or. James w. Inches, former
Detroit health commissioner and
police commissioner and world
traveller, was today reelected
president of the Automobile Club
of Michigan at the 29th annual
meeting of the board in the De-
troit Athletic Club.
Other officers reelected for one
year terms were John A. Brown,
first vice president; Col. j. G. Vim
cent, second vice president; II. S.
Hubert, third vice president;
William A. Brush. secretary, and
J. Lee Barrett, treasurer. Roy
M. Hood and Edward j. Weeks
were reelected TO the board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
trOit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
SUMMER HOMES.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEyERLY Beach on Chesapeake Bay.
for catalogue Bar II Mayo A Co Md
HERALD HARBoR, MD.-Furnished cot
COTTAGE At NORTH BEACH for month
of July wanted, reasonable rent Write
dstsils; s Box Bog ,, o.; Rosslyn; Va,
eGnysnienees on bay or syer, weeks be
o'ao No mokE AsE THIS SEASON.. oSt'' Like Jackson.
l;:I l2-mi: lake; 81 mi ys; real log cabins.
nished. Terms. Cali Manassas I2-F-4
COLONIAL LON, Ip BEACH. vA.-For rent a.room
pcrcn, cottage, elec, water, rowboat. h.
SHERWOOD FOREST. Cottage $50. for
sale; z rms. and . baths; electric Kitchen,
3 porches Shown Saturday and Sunday.
Phone sherwood Forest 2702.
FOREST-3- bedroom cottage,
located; must dispose of immedi-
atetly: can be seen Saturday and SUNDAY.
BAY RDGE-Loveiy o r. and b.. ami,
furnished, big grounds, -S7,960 on terms;
may take 1t trade. No. Beach. 3O-r hotel,
moneymaker. $4,000. Seaside, 3 double
81 $50; cost 1000; low terms trade.
n. z. Ryon Co. GE. 6I46.
EPPlNG FOREST. on Severn, River near
Annapolis large e;ottage; ss;2 B.. porches
6.rs.in at $ $50 viii trade f%'efS for efty
Circle. Ma. 6229 Wo. O747.
EPPINq FoREsT-sEvERNR RIVER.
Cub tisss: aoa:. nets sv.a As0nns
FL, KKMM. Atty,
20 Z. Lexinston St., BALTIC, Nd. Plaza 1914
Evening star., 1944-06-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. extsndse-Bries
decorated; gas heat. basement, attic. Com
RIA REAR q ISL sSp eon 3SneI brick
oohuMhA coz h 1sbe Rb NV A H9s1Sf s east of 1.th
st."s-stofy stone front home Of rooms,
including 8 bedrooms. tiled baths, h.-w.h.
ana sass ol renns hs rs mn D
aosdsn, ins;, 1874 psrk I'd. ~, CO; osa3s
rooms and bath, built-in sarage. 2 inclosed
porches: house in good condition; S7'4b0.
vAcANT % Congress- HEIGHTS; new semi,
Atlantic st. Sc, Open today. 10 00sIn sm to
s,sa DoxS. sssuts s5S Sei,sy psf mo mo. e
ssn.a'..' s:Ss ss g. Seat Flsss.ns' Gd.
Tios % n. TAYLOR ST. Arl., va-Por i'm
mediate sale: make Offer rooms snnxan. Sashs
sissI sisssess eh..; 70 room, ssa,
6n g eeuS,ea ss sne a.n hath wsssr snsh
h hearbs 0 Moderate ss m down Si; payment. balance
ks pon.en rent a:ve,dnel ss'o Of ehy
1437 Eye st. NV. pI. $3.50 until 6 pm
brokers atsen.ion.. . ,u
iNTtahsns Rsrton IT. K. Sen aSe' NE is1sa t. iis
rm.. 2 bedrms,: large, dry basement: coal
furnace; 175-ft. lot. with shade trees;
sG,es sloeE is"a 70 strsetesr. s so.sS min to town
sell at no profit at $500. 81 300 cash
small monthly psyments pCnM =, Pc os76
III baths, brick. 8 Years old, Al eondi-
ton oil fuel nice nS ,Idghr hss and cool pol
line; good schools Only $4,000, on terms
shown BY appointment. RE o493, DI
PiNEy BRANCH RD. and Blair I'd. NV
Detached Colonial home. on desu lot: with
sssors ssPden res souse has
bath and shower. fireplace. reception hall Il
sh koc8 dskE% Ri x rARR sssn srs od M stons s1
S:,I; IS:SmIs; st ssths noo recreation os room air
LANG RI. N.E.-Attractive 5-room bricl
row house, elose-in section: white neish
borhood; gas hot-water heat. full.lenstl
sFa@a fnA pn fanas modern A. Ssds as
sys sse refrs 1.nt sasd near iA.h
s.rms sn1 psWz a prfs Fsomss ss7sG ciG
sls ssLvkH a. ssafsel.ss1t. saasl VIZ az .edrm.,
SAesNSyos S,teh; p ssoosr; = 70 : brokers. s.
Saafk 5Hs sboe saths down s SO
N FoxaALIs VILLAGE s.stor, briel
sted throarhou oii hesa close atos; to scbaaI nsd
~ owNf.sbso Hss s. dsxn 2R $50 "a
sDstory s row S Srick. rooms IS NJ ~ batp, baars
saprnstnsed as q sptsi sood condition. CO
Evening star., 1944-06-23
ApTS. WANTED fcant. J

fHKEE WAvE OFFTCEKS want 9 or 8
bedroom furnished APARTMENT. M near r., bus
R.gusiis 7soo. Ext. $50. between : am:
sfsfoSslsnn RE- SIZE COUPLE will rent fur.
sess montAs fehssas ''fsns Box ss
ARMY OFFICER and family g adults and
room apt, or house, furnished or untur-
6 sepa asn' 1s aD Boz g sSsR staT
NEEDED BY JULY 1 by Govt. employed
sss .ss RE surssssd sa r. ss ss' o9 Ap b.
isF RELiAsIn I, BE woRKING shn GIRLS want mic.
apartment, furn. or unfurn.. private bath
convenient TRANSFORMATION, NV. section
FURNIsHED or nnfurnished or . rooms
bath and kitehenette by businesswoman.
APARTMENT., furnished or unfqrnishsd
living room. bedroom. bath, kitchen, di-
rage desirable: NV. section. conveniently
situated for downtown TRANSPORTATION: 2
ss fssg sssy' or rs1 s as so Pho Phone No
with others furnished apt. or house.
xEMr KIN orficEn T. aNb u WrFk desir. s-room
furnished apartment. either in District,
ksanssf2 Gs ssa Asansra and e. Fra.; af; sn.s :sd
! J. os Ss'aEafi sfiEpsM. unturn. apt. or small
house; prefer bungalow type: NV. or ne
wash, or Nd. IA. .4S84.
l. on ! kOOMs, kit, bath. furnished:
vic Conn. ave; 2 young men, Govt. en-
pIoyes: occupancy about July 5. RE 7400,
Ext. 472, Day: RE. 6104 eve, Mr.. Dickey.
SOLDIER AND WIFE fperm. RESI- wish to
rent or lease small furn. or unfurn. apt.
JJHly JHly as;s /; pref NV. see. corDl. scsnlin
FURNISHED, suitable for husband, wife,
young daughter; centrally located. Call
QUIET COUPLE desires furnished bed
room. kitchen: willing to share bath; pre-
FAMILY OF THREE urgently needs 2-bed-
room unfurnished apt: best care assured;
up to Xah per mo RA Oall
Evening star., 1944-06-23
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.


FUaNIsMED 3-bedroom. 2-bath home.
chsnssd Mrs, OH. Ma. ssio. 20.
Wsshinaton permanentiy % wants wan "te"f to rent at
Best Of references. no children. no pets.
HssaHP'' hsMY ostltEH. sfllttEH perm stationed. wants
ts3 e rent zss or bedroom anfurnished 5onse
WANTED or 8 bedrm. unfurnished
modern house in desirable location by
young business executive and wife to
reside reside here permsnently' p best of ref. DI.
NAVAL oFFICER and family desire three
or four bedroom furnished or unftTnished
,afs s,qs ans eH cssyS asys Chase preferable rent
MODERN, unfurnished 4-bedroom house in
seton tEs s2oS ohao. no Cali Pfse' a on &s
;tsss; asMy rM; otrRak 1sa2 AMI WIFE s.s,r. tbr..
Of Camp SPRINGS; NO pets. Phone Spruce
EXECUTIVE with wsr-supportins agency
and wife. no. children, Wishes to rent 2
bedroom, detached, furnished house July
l-October l. Prefer virginia or NV. Wash
in.ten; s.. references exchanged. Box sgs.R
EXECUTIVE desires 3 or A bedroom de-
tasned hSsse ienSec yard; s.1by a en v,I.
ginis; state rent; references. Box 396-R,
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR in Government
service, bringing family to washington.
wants unfurnished house, 3 or 4 bedrooms,
accessible to transportation and high
school: not over S125 rent. Phone Execu-
tive 7030, Extension 2052, from to OF
write Box 3S5-R, Star. 25'
DOCTOR IN THE ARMY wants "a bed
rm. unfurn. house or apt. within mi.
Cali SH. 94I7. 20
RESPONSIBLE family of adults will take
sood care of 2 or 3 bedroom furnished
house or apartment during July snC
August: S175 per period Call w. H.
Scott, Ma. 3947. 8 a.m.-5 pm.
2 OR 8 BEDROOM unfurn. aLt. or small
house, prefer BUNGALOW type; NV. or ne.
Wash or Nd. ia. 1894.
UNFURE,, country or suburb. or s
rooms, elec and bath: large yard: low
rent, can make repairs II necessary; pres
WA s2a4
Evening star., 1944-06-23
HOUSES uhFuRNlsHEp.

July / II not previously sold. SH 4499.
SEAT PLEASANT, Md rooms and bath,
basement: bus service: $50 per mo-: adults
8 ROOMS AND BATH, basement, garage:
bus service: $50 per mo-; adults only;
reference required: Spruce 0767.
tile bath. basement: utilities paid, includ-
ing coal: $S5. owner. phone Vienna
34-W-12.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
ARTHUR r. CARROLL. Jr., Attorney,
Hibbs Building.

DISTRICT, COURT OF THE UNITED
Hoans shss' s1 hs c0aTr,. 1sret es %
Adminis.ration paeEst Is5:-XppiisssiscSn;
administPstion sas on said sn estate. t % 81 The %
to Arthur !..d III! ., Carroll E Esauirs' 4 =
that the unknown heirs at Law and next OF
exis se o .s:vcs AsHs " k Kason SS sSa os.s:
Concerned. , appear in % said Court % o. on Mon Non
day; The Ist day Of July. AID. 1914. AZ
loo 1000 o,sIoct AM t. show cause WY
RGsss ntEssf Rs nsssnis ad in 4:
vs.f s, b.: IL each 2, es s.n
mentioned, the nrst publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
E1cHER. Chief Justice hSHAst q said Court this
sist day y,,. q June AP xPsc 1875 ST.. asssi
Of the Probate Court. ie. % .a0jyT.
Attorneys, 1910 vermsnt Ave. NV.
states for the District Of columbis.
mGldh IS to Give aotiss
columbia has obtained from the Probate
Cannon; late Of the District ot Columbia:
thereof; legally aa.th.ntiestsdI:, e II,
5uRss'st 5aa. e g eslSas sc ssh a.,
law be excluded from all benefit Of said
sas stss If ans GSsn Ysssr ss my Sr hfns this MaT lsa
asless IaeWs' x1eroR TRa s MEhsGa s.ssss.s ssissa
eers @' " the 0f Probate sss eoars g csSDa
W. II. BADEN, Attorney.
D1sTElcT g ,,!s to. cogsT M ,,.21,., Of THE UNITED
ministrstion; ;LThis is to give Notice:
cass sns % o sns 'tss e.
Court of tn. District, of Columbia. Letters
Graham ats as o 'tass S: ps. Maf
claims asainst. the deceased are hereby
tG ssa0 ees hs a %
the subscriber, on or before, the Ist day
Of June AD .Ioidsd 1872 ,,. Otherwise they may
day Of j1ne aaa III THE nSHss MasiNirso5aa inlS is5a
s a2h rsHsn coMpaSy 44pss ossTR sSRSAsp s..
Wls " Is. for the District of coiumbis; Clerk
MUsGRAVE q SIGHTLER, Attornsys.
DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Boins pros.ts fos the Dftries Of
ministr q stion.--This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District Of
Court of the District OF Columbia, Letters
Of administration on the estate OF Emma
kriechbsum, late Of the District Of
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with ths
ySscneIs tSs sseis .hsreof legally authenticated
day Of June. AID. 1945; otherwise thsv
may BY law be excluded from ali .bene;ft
oI said estate: Given under my hand this
tth day OF June. l944. ELTgABETH nj
.0x 400 So9thern Bldg. lD, 5seafI
i wills for tn. 1istriet is 81 caIsms,.f aIss,ssasf
Clerk Of the ProbsN Court.
le23.30.jy7.
Continued on Next pass.1
Evening star., 1944-06-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
JAMES SHERIER. Attorney,
Woodward Building (5).

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding . Probate Court.-Estate Of Ed
WARD L. BULLOCK, JR.. Deceased.-Ne.
50. .649, Administration Docket 135.-Ap-
plication having been made herein for
probate Of the last win and testament Of
said DECEASED. and for letters testamentary
on said estate, by Marion True Bullock.
it is ordered this 21st day Of June, AID.
1874. that Frederick Allyn Bullock, minor,
Is nnS ana a%r nn % on
day, the 31st day Of July. AID. 1914. At
1000 O'Clock AM to show cause why
wa shinEton Law Reporter" and, The
successive weeks before the return daya
herein mentioned, the first publication to
return day. Witness. the Honorable Ed
yard Eieher, Chief Justice of said
Court, this 21st day of June. AID. 1914.
(SeaD Attest: VICTOR s. MERsCH.
Register Of Wills for the District OF
columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
ie13 30 ivT
Evening star., 1944-06-23
q. FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS WANTED.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, VA. about 2a miles Penta-
son Bids. 1000 e, west of Glebe rd... 81
500 Enter Taylor st. from Columbia
PIKE signs on property. Mr.. Gerbich
PIKE residential neishbor-
hood to Is acres, lac to Sc So it. !:
terms to suit. Federal Govt. announces
the purchase Of 1000 acres nearby to ex-
pend Sb,0O0,000 on Govt project. Fulton
r g Gordon; Sswner. 1a2LEye st; NV. pI.
NEARLY THREE ACRES, FRONTING ON
y. s. highway 224. approximately Is miles
from District line; $500 cash $1,000
month; price, S4S0.0G.
J, W. McvICKER.
Trinidad 121". 1879 Raum St NE.
WE HAVE A FEW CHOICE ACREAGE
tracts IN Arlington. with water and sewer
available Buy now before the growing
demand increases prices
w. S. HOGE, JR..
CHI. O600. 1915 Lee Highway
FOR SALE ACREAGE FOR COLORED
APT. DEVELOPMENT.
w. S. HOGE, .JR.,
CHI. 0600. 1915 Lee Highway.
Evening star., 1944-06-23
HOUSES FOR SAlE.

CoLoRED-1333 Emerson. St. ne. Beau
tifnl brick home NV oil heat tdp rsnsisds nass
sale. Reasonable terms. Paseual Realty.
1oLoskpa 1aMs Rooms sGSd sna bssS; ssS hWS @ ssssS
coEosGD9ssautifal sofa Red Isi s-room home: built
ton OF city. Automatic heat, instantane-
nssts nnars
Il Tiled bath: ss,4s0: 81 900 down, balance
monthly cali Mr.. Sheppard, DE. l16l'
G1LoRHpmsss tS5 eIIein.nsns Morton NV r. and b.
R elee.; low price npsSA terms. possession Is1 D
s.e.--a-family nat. ami. gar, fins homss hsss
right sna a1fe b. if.ms fnme sm sfe
tss% sSss, =, Essa e. 81 s,ss
on reasonable terms. MA. 7s4s. .-
coLoRED - uNDERTAKERs OR ROOM;
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Ss sss3 p srs ST. sss ls.s;
bath; ami. Rood condition: price, ss's6o;
roo@s aoe sns slSsf Of es1ss sfs ?s1s.y % 'sf s..
complete apts.. . furnished, 3 refriserators.
s1eel,ent asnt send,tiens eod oil heat; price,
eaths o sGn1 s%, o, oil Neat hsTdTsr. aosy:.
concrete front porch.
and b bath, i,o's inclosed slesplns oorohss, oil
pricn and terms arranged. To inspect. cali
J W. ROUSE IO1O NJ st. -n.w.-DI. 1883.
COLORED.
18th ST. NV.
s rooms. 2 inclosed porches. Colonial
ron porch ssasn: sasns m .sss. b Des.:. 81
pRMouY, SEN SnfTn pE' s:ss. "a 'D'0'n'men'' AH'
COLORED-$295 DOWN.
NE srUcco, rms. etc; excellent cond,:
%o6R y9s sans NEfoHsos feas Sa soUaar " from US
Leo M. Bernstein Co, NE. $500.
COLORED-VACANT.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.
nther. sf' Be Best buy for home. plu, I'm income. .
con1 1t tsTms sTss wErRnsvs esn e syTsnseS 70
BASILIKO REALTY co.
COLORED.
lust of N. Hampshire sve.--Beautifu1
semideta,ehea 8-rm home, automatic natl hat hat.
sIs yd sqapHENs nfih a1sss .fa ASK
FOR CoLoRED.
Charming Colonial Brick.
Excsllent neizhborhood for your family.
This home has 6 large, cheerful rooms:
front and rear porches, hot.vster heat,
tiled bath. in perfect condition: large,
bright, modern kitchen: full, dry base
ment with automatic sas-fuel furnace:
large 2-car garage with water and cleo
tricity: Grade school and transportation
close by House can easily be converted
into two apartments for perfect invest
ment. Located near 11th and c sts. ne.
Price, $3.50. with minimum cash pay
ment Of $1,000. Seen by appointment
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
JOHN r. PINKETT. INC,
1882 New jersey Ave. NV. Du. s7S7.