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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Christian Science

ancient and Modern Necrom-
ancy. alias Mesmcriam and Hyp-
notisln, Denounced" will be the
subject OF the lessons sermon in
all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
NOV. 26.
The golden text (Ecclcsiastes
SD Is: I'm the multitude of
dreams and many words there are
also divers vaniitcs: but fear
thou God"
Among the Bible citations is
this passage (Romans 1912:
The night is far spent, the day
is at hand: let us therefore cast
eff the works Of darkness, and
let us put on the armour OF
Light
Correlative passages to be read
from Christian Science textbook.
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker
Eddy, include the following (3O6):
THE parent of all human dis
cord was the Adam-dream. the
deep sleep, In which originated
the delusion that life and intelli-
eence proceeded from aud passed
into natter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25

ST. LOUIS (ANP)--- The man
who vowed for the sake cf an
election bet that no would Gle"
II President Roosevelt we're re-
elected ,orea fourt' term paid off
last Saturday Afternoon by being
the corpse at his own mock fu-
feral.
The "llrad man vas Quentin
Leiber. an employee In the City
Assessors office. The two-hour
ceremony for the A. 'eased began
at Grambinus Hail. where Leib-
er's body LAY In state" lie was
the chief monrner at his own
wake and his remains were
transported through South st.
Louis in truck serving as
a funeral coach In the funeral
procession.
Leiber said he made the bet
with Albert Kimerle. bartender ut
Grambinus Hall Leiber's father
lost a similar bet to Kimberle
in the 1882 election and was
buried tremendously when Hoov-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Dixie Paper
Rejects Race
Hatred Ad

COLUMBIA. S. C.--(ANP)--The
Columbia Record, the states
largest circulated afternoon news
paper. Monday summarily reject
ed an advertisement offered II by
tie Southern Democratic party,
a coalition OF big business Roose-
velt-haters because II carried an
appeal TO race prejudice. it was
disclosed here Tuesday.
The advertisement, which cas-
tigated the Democratic party. and
totaled 60 inches, violently smear
ed Negroes and wound up with
the assertion that the Southern
Democratic rsrty was truly DEM
ocratic and 100 per cent white"
IL appeared in all dailies and
nearly all white weeklies.
The source disclosing the re-
lection refused to be quoted by
name, but said the Record held
the advertisement urged some
thing which did not exist and
was entirely irrational and unfair.
Negro boys are fighting and dy-
ing for this country" he said,
and II is utterly sinister and
foolish to be beating these boys
back here behind their backs
about racial supremacy"
A proposal to publish the adj
vertisement after removing the
Objectionable" portions. was re-
jected by the Southern Democrat.
ic party, which supported Sen.
Harry F. Byrd OF Virginia for
President.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
3 Na1 S. Troops Cleaned Out By Ordnance In Belgium

cord, II they have any Intentions
Of reforming at all. You may love
this man now, but after you had
10 support him while. your love
would turn TO disgust. BETTER
marry someone you can respec
and depend on.
Abble's New 1915 Readings
Are Now Ready,
T.LS.--I have been married
only two months and my husband
is getting where he stays out all
night at times. telling me that
he drinks and doesn't want 70
come home until he Is sober. He
claims that he loves me and
wants to treat me right. Now Is
there any hope for this man, or
what must l do?
Ans; You two are mlddIc-aged
and mature enough to approach
your marriage from reasonable
and adult standpoint. II you are
ever 10 have any influence over
your husband, II will have TO be
now. Talk with him sanely and
without critlclzing and bring the
situation To head. Try TO make
him see that he Is being unfair
TO you and TO your marriage by
continuing with his present in
conslderate actions. He's too old
TO start living at such fast
pace. and should be thinking 81
the comforts Of a home. II he
must 20 out. II Is your duty TO
dress and 20 with him, and In
that way you can encourage him
10 be more conservative In his
forms OF entertainment. You have
10 work at any marriage TO make
II successful.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
IT'S ~cor WALLACE SENviCt
Care Of The Detroit Tribune 246 ST. Antoine St. Detroit Mich

Id am a widow and have
4 monthly income OF so dcilars.
Advise me what to do about my
living arrangements. have two
sons, but ! don't want to go and
make my home with them. l do
want TO be successful and happy
and want 10 know what is best
for me to do.
Ans: As long as you have an
Independent Income. there Is no
reason for you 10 feel that you
have TO live with your sons. The
old saying that no house Is large
enough for two families stlll
holds true. You are used TO doing
and having things your own way,
and would never be satisfied In
another woman's home. II Is Kind
OF Your sons and their families
to Invite you 10 live with them.
But as long as you maintain n
home Of your own to yourself
you Will keep the respect and
good will Of your family.
J.W.C.--I was living with girl
un until the time went into Ser
vice. She and / were buying a
home. She wouldn't treat me nice
when | came out OF the Army and
she wouldn't help me with
anything. no matter what kind OF
task | had before me. And she
wouldn't spend any OF her money
to help me out There is another
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Costa RIGA, Cuba
And Mexico Send
Greetings o Russia
BY CHATw00D HALL
Only Negro Correspondent In
Russia

MOSCOW (ANP)-- Greetings
from the foreign minister OF Co.'S
ia RIGA and the presidents OF Gu
ba and Mexico we're among those
received from many OF the coun-
tries throughout the world TO
commemorate the 27th anniver-
sary OF the founding OF the Sow
let state.
With Foreign Minister Moletov
marking the holiday, Ethiopia's
envoy Taezaz was one OF the most
conspicuous figures among the
diplomats and other celebrated
guests at his brilliant reception.
Your correspondent, who was
a guest, was often asked about
Paul Robson and Marian Ander-
son by leading Russian theatrical
and musical stars who were pres
ent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Here's The Answer

ca Abram Molineoux Hewitt.
Negro, was the first gymnasuc
teacher in America and also the
first gymn teacher at Harvard
university.
ca Isaiah T. Montgomery was
The chief founder OF this all-Neero
town. He was mayor until his
death in 1924.
a. S. s. Bert Williams.
fA) Chaplain Herbert c. Dubra
Of Gulf Port. Miss
fA) Moses Turner. chairman OF
the Louisiana Association for the
Progress OF Negro Citizens.
(A) DR.. ". +. Dubois. former
Atlanta uniFersitys distinguished
sociologist and editor OF ~Phy-
lon"
(A) Frank Forbes, popular Ne
gro sportsman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25

|QUAD IN
FIRING

/ AZ the end OF a furious scrap
a little French town near the
egian border an Army Ordnance
|fero ammunition units 62-man
lcan-up' squad had slain IS
hi SIS troops and wounded 3
<ore while cleaning out an iso-
5ted pocket OF German resist
bce.
4 according 10 a battlefront re-
brt received today, the scrap oc-
hrred as the unit was preparing
! move its ammunition depot into
bsition to supply units OF Lieut.
|eneral Courtney Hodges First
[rmy. hammering against the
icgfried line. The Germans had
Gug in" at the village and their
hcsence was made known to
Ne unit commander. Captain Jack
hrstarphen, Fort Worth. Texas,
n members OF the French Forces
4 the Interior.
Captain Carstarphen divided his
hit into three sections OF 20
Men each. After reconnaissance
4 the area was made. the three
kciions deploycd and moved in
Rom different directions. The
Hdnancemen were armed with
Rrbines and rifles, and few
bcendiary hand grenades. The
Germans were using automatic
hachine pistols. in addition to
heir other weapons.
Lieutenant Seymour Goodstein
b Brooklyn. MY. who spoke
|erman, worked his way toward a
nrn. where the largest group OF
Germans was hiding. and asked
hem to surrender. He was met
nth a volley from machine pis-
bis. and fighting began.
The first Nazi was shot by Cor
oral Paul Wood OF Chicago who
ropped one OF the Nazis who
ad fired at Lieut. Goodstein. The
Germans withdrew TO the inter-
DR. OF the barn. and blind firing
egan. Technical Sergeant Harold
!. Jackson OF Milwaukee volun-
pered TO move in close to the
arm door. and threw an incen-
larry grenade into the building.
he building burst into flames.
nd the Germans came out fight
ig. The Negro ordnance soldiers
pened fire on them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
L. c. Blount
Speaks To Members
Of Insurance Firm

L. c. Blount. secretary ant
general manager OF the Great
Lakes Mutual Lilo Insurance
company, will attend the semi
annual meeting Of the National
Negro Insurance association in
Richmond. Va, November l6 and
Il. lie will talk on the subject:
Handling Field Personnel Ad-
justments in War Time
Mr.. Blount will also address a
group OF men in Washington. d.
c. on Need FOR Reorganization A"
Mrs. Blount will accompany him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25

girl who stays in the same house
that do. and she claims that
she loves me. But she only speaks
OF love when have money.
Should / marry this girl or walt
for the other one to come back?
Ans. You let the opportunity 10
marry the first girl slip thru
your fingers. Had you married
her before you started living with
her. chances are she would have
made n devoted and helpful wife.
As for the second girl, she Isn't
In love with you. The thing for
you 20 do Is 10 dismiss marriage
from your mind for the time he
Ing, and start building some Kind
Of future security for yourself.
Wait until the right girl comes
along instead Of marrying inst to
be a-marrying.
MAJ have been going with a
man years and he wants to
marry me. He's 20 and am %
He's a gambler and never has
any money or sufficient clothes.
He says he will do better II I
marry him. What must do?
Ans: II he doesn't love You
enough now to make a Man OF
himself and prove his good In.
tentlons You can bet your bot
tom dollar that he'll never make
a change after marriage. Most
men will reform Of their own ac-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Dies In Chair

MONTGOMERY - (ANP) =
Seven years after he was con-
victed in the holdup Staying OF
Bennie Montgomery. white Birm-
ingham filling station attendant,
Joe Vernon paid with his life in
the electric chair in dismal Kilby
prison early Friday morning.
Montgomery was shot to death in
1857.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Science Group Gives
Plaque To School

WASHINGTON amp Be
cause one OF the finnlists in the
1914 national science talent hunt
conducted by tho Science Clubs Of
America and the Westinghouse
company. finished from Dunbar
High school. that institution was
awarded a beautiful bronze
plaque in recognition OF its serv-
ices 10 science.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-25
Wallace Aids


WASHINGTON (ANP) Vice
President Wallace participated In
be "housewarming" given by the
RATIONAL Committee 10 Abolish the
Poll Tax last Monday afternoon.
rhe new offices are located at 127
street, Sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Brush Hair
To Stimulate
Circulation

NOW AND then. several
times year. the scalp gets rid of
old shafts, This goes on all the
time. A hair shaft lives from
two 10 seven years. Then II
falls out and a new conner
takes it's place IL this didn't
happen hair would grow to
great length.
II is only when the shaft pro-
ducing papillae are out Of bust
ness that one has reason 20
worry. To keep them on the
job, the circulation OF the scalp
should be normal. When the
hair falls il should be brushed
every day. Brushing has vital
iZing effect upon the growth. II
removes surface dust, helps TO
keep the Aaif, clean.
See that Your shampoos do a
thorough J0b. If there fs gray
deposit on comb or brush briS-
ties. all the soap has not been
removed.
Hot OIL treatments - mineral
oil is good ~ will help restore
falling treSses 10 a better con-
ditIon. Part the hair al various
places. apply the oil. then give
yourself a TouSing friction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
w. Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

Lists for Michigan issued by the government after next
MARINE DEAD
Janidies. James-James PauIAuski. Pfc. Edward
lanides father. 80 Rich Mrs Veronica PaulauSki
ton, Highland Park mother Cas- City.
MARINE MISSING
Lanchett, Pvt HArry-IIarry Lanchett, father, Wayne.
MARINE WOUNDED
HAYES Robert-Mrs Martin Pcnich guardian Paw Paw
ARMY DEAD
(Centra Pacific Area
Morris RObert-Mrs. William Morris mother Pontiac.
European Areal
Moore. sgt. Samuel Mrs. Sawcki S/Sgt Joseph Mrs
Veronica Moore, mother, lilly Sawcd. mother, 5l02
Muskegon. Campbell, Detroit.
(souhwest Pacific Area
Zeby. s/sgt samuel-Nrs Elizabeth zelby wife b22O Fuller
ARMY WOUNDED
Central Pacific Area
Battani Pfc Lawrence Kidd. pfc. Allen
Mrs. Matilda Batau, Mayme Kidd, mother kS-
mother, 5752 BeMlck- De- canaha
uolt. Kruszewsld Pvt. Alexander
Ruth Robbtt mother mother lI4l8 Kinger,
Flint Hamtramck
heppe, re nsrn'" Williams. S/sgi. Andrew
Orleans ,,ife cT'arrfo|t" "'
Mr. Hanna Kssr,sincr Wolf \ sgt George Mrs
mother 1871 parkslde Emma Wolf, mother
Detroit kaitz. Center Line
Kettle, Pvt Mrs Woodruff, Pfc. walter Mrs
AVIS Clugston. sister. Kala- Minnie Woodruff mother
Niles
European Area,
Sln<in, sgt. Mrs D MilHkin mother Oscoda
Mediterranean Area
Andrus Pvt. Charles Melvin Shively Pvt Clayton Mrs.
Andrs. br o her South Bcrnce Shvely, wle Lud-
Laurant Pvt Edward Mrs ,atro. pvt Dominic MIR
Edna OshaughnessS, aunt Katherine Vairo wife Cal
RSth, Tech. 5th g. Allen webber pvt william Mrs
Mrs Elma Roth mother. Mary Weber, n er
Lowell Caspian.
lSouthuest Pacific Area
Allen Tech 4th G. Leander-Nrs Enmie Grses auntI394
Lumpkln, Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Uncle Sam Needs Waste Paper

MANY OEthe implements Of
war and mercy that arc beng
shipped overseas are paCkaged
m paper. None OF this paper is
ever returned but more nipple
mentS are constantly on their
way over
And more paper is needed 10
package them The waste paper
you have IN your home VIII help
fashion cartridge bullet holders
u Will make American Red
Gross food package boxes, TINT
containers, bomb Hare holders
blood plasma boxes and many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04

other things necessary to fright
lng d Val
Don I throw your waste paper
away your government needs
D. and needs II badly When YOU
have 100 fotirds, telephone
Randolph S2S2 or your favorite
charity and II Will be picked up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Milk Consumption

LAST YEAR the average
person consumed III quarts Of
milk-as milk and cream. This
year there will be- 100 quarts
per person available in that
for1n-but less Of other dairy
products than before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04

BLACKSHEEP MARKET
Mary had n little lamb:
It's fleece arms up-to-date.
NiHe-terths Of II Uos cotton
tcdste,
The rest ,oas updertccight.
AFTER ALL. saws Cynical
Sybil, a woman rarely makes
fool out Of man without his
Wholehearted cooperation. But
a man can always make fool
of a woman who loves him
unless she beats him 10 n by
making a fool or herself
The average man makes love
very much as he carves tur-
key Either he PUSHES IN and
initiates the whole thing. or
he takes 50 long 10 get started
that a girl loses half her IN
tereSt
TEETH ARE those cookbook
Ing and useful white things in
YOUR mouth that YOU have
pulled just before the doctor
says, We'll then II must be
your tonsilS."
Getting married in wartime
is one OF the easiest things IN
the world says Cynical Sybll
But so is getting thr hu or
getting in debt or getting ar
rested for speeding So what -
A MAN who knows how 10
make his exit from a romance
gracefully and effectively may
he clever but a real artist TX
the one who knows how 70
make the girl ring down the
curtain herself.
Never imagine that a man is
hiding his love. Love, like
cold in the head. IS something
that cannot be hidden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-04
Wanting
What We
Haven't Got
BY HELEN ROWLAND

MAN WAS made to mourn"
land SO was woman. In winter
we long for spring and IFS
flowers; in summer we pant for
cold weather and snow: when
we are single we yearn for love
and a mate, and when we are
married we fight for freedom.
A man spends his time in
praying for rain and then wish
ing IL would clear up; pursuing
a girl and then trying TO get
past her; falling in love and
then trying to crawl out of it.
A woman spends hers eating
100 many sweets and then bant-
ing of the pounds. giving up
love for a career-and then
wishing she'd married; or try
ing 10 get a husband. trying 10
get along with him, or trying 10
get rid Of him. Ho, and also
humi
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Gene Tierney likes simplicity
o"d comfort in her ployssits.
And we like Gene in this one
o o"e-piecer IN choik white
royon linen. its cosy lines per-
feet for both oetive sports and
summing.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
APARTMENTS WANTED.

sEtns II vSg for qse StudG
n na area nsa ea1qreSnsa Ga co Ss4s e0fse'o~n ana
PERMANENT business woman desires one
room n fr
UNFURNIsHED APT. one room with bath
and cooking facilities, in northwest sec
ton by bachelor in Govt. service. Box
THREE Rooms, kitchen and bath. nicely
tturnIshed: ~ on ns car or brs line, convenient
reasonable. Phone AT. 65e5 Sunday eve
naE TakEf Rf'TsfR GfRIs ana Professional Govt posi-
PVT. bath; cow to sexntoHn; willing '; to
NEW cf Go sls married couple
require Immediately unfurnished or partly
furnished apart would TAKE
s ESfcJTivE, SR GENTLE would
eoms WITH or o' sfsoS
Housekeeping facilities and convenient to
downtown. section: apartment building pre-
Ri kaFiSEP SaSlv MsMAN Sss5 would like furnished
MAH asp Vne Poo9n 2oo@ ne xs
kitchen, Permansnt.1 Used e good home.
Sf NaVAi " fof sRd sa wife desire
ment in good NV. section. RE. 1900.
YOUNG LADY. excellent Govt, position,
apt, downtown NV. Telephone National
$3.50, Ext. 400, Sundays, or 9-l2 week
APT. IN VICINITY of GEORGETOWN Medical
University, . bedrooms; kitchen and bath
house: excellent references. Phone Me.
SoSss 5SSs sf'fs %oxsS az s%' desires or rooms.
Arlington or Fails Church. Fails church
g94cW7S gMo oMsN sXsnlngs and Sunday ~. roor,
aes section es re- 99oo
5s93 bstween ! and 5 pm; Sunday g.
nished bachelor apt. or private quiet room.
state ss'i5ss hone Ss 'Ss
CLEAN, elisa quiet sober, empl. cple. want "a
rms lhki Ink, n;s;cse.; asss about s4o' mostly
WANTEDMi large room and kitchenette
near bath, NV section. close to 14th car
SMALL furnished housekeeping apart,
mother and daughter. Govt. workers;
phone. private bath; Dupont Circle area.
sGs seBsEbkooM fln Sfr APT, man. wife, above aver
age apt. bldg; outer NV. Washington:
ma man opeS permanent Gov emp to 9 PM
WANTED. unfurnished one-bedroom apt,
NV. section, close to transportation, by
dQulLS Win pcIMduCuG WASullBtou JOUS.
GaI dayti%so s4S9 sItss.1 Ext I, s;t,,.r..t.
near suburbs preferred; couple and child
9 US. Old; available by Feb 18th. Wo: rose;
BEGINNING Feb. Is to 20, fully furn. l
or 2 bedroom housekeeping apt, by U. 8:
Marine major and wife. 2nd bedroom, II
available, to be occupied by another major:
in Va. or Wash. location; conv. to Navy
Annex. Phone GE. 27s1 any morning
from 8 to IL.
LIT. COL, WIFE. Airedale, want furn apt.
l bedrm., hskp.,- area 10th NV, K to w,
now. Box 1Ss-V, Star,
GOVERNMENT WORKER seeks to move
his family Of three to Washington after
May LIST: Wants two-bedroom apartment,
unfurnished, in apartment house in good
Northwest section; rent about $S5. BOX
12-V, Star
QUIET, manneriy young men co. perma-
nent, want unfurn. apt. or SIN. house, NV.
downtown; lge hv. rm., or 2 bedrms.:
YEcUNG You; = W0MxN. quiet. refined. wants
vicinity d: W, q: sox s65-V star: 80.
NAVAL II monfh MM cony tan.p ,un e Nyy NhSs
Department. D& $500, Ixt. b1a.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

DESIRE CONTACT OWNER having at
tractive furnished six or seven room house
hsShs shI WSe viii
ssraen. Wish occupy on Or before March
coSsHReHTfvE navsi ofte.r RSS with small
child wishes rent 2-bedroom bungalow or
GsHH HSFuRNlsHEp RsRs E. aoGsE. aeSR Bethesda area
for naval medical officer and wife. OIL.
SEVERAL CLIENTS desiring to lease fur
nished or, unfurnished homes, SlQ0 to
SAsG month III Listins nso on ,ny yEuG PROPERTY IA
FcGs sRfrisa ss fsGf Service requ,r.
81 fxRaE ssa io0s ssSSs
nished. Permanent residents. References
eurashes ok sEbsS6M Ga51 %A 74ss sniurn house in
%ssh. SS;insssmsn. .,s,, Lease, OF, OR; s$s7. :.
HoilSwood. caiif' for osAn iarn. apt. Or house
' 3:
s'sa Or 'ateE BEDRooM RR detached hous. with
yard. unfurnished; NV: washington or
Or By March references. RE. 1866.
THREE-BEDRM. HOUSE. auto. heat. by
Mar. or Apr. 1st.; responsible adults. who
will take care of property. CO. S032.
6 RMS. with auto. heat. nr. transp., NV.
Sec; adults. Unfurn. RA. S456, Sundays.
evenings. References
FURNISHED HOUSE or apartment. or 3
bedrooms; adults; vicinity of GEORGETOWN
University; rent about 500. No virginia
or Maryland calls, please. Trinidad 1868.
MODERN, unfurnished. 3 or bedrooms
NV. preferred. Call Taylor O012.:
yard. Commute direct transportation to
District. Box 25-Y, Star. 81
UNFURN. HOUSE, detached. 2h-3 bed
rooms, near primary school. shops, buses,
Evening star., 1944-01-30
HOUSES uhEuRhIsHEp.

vAGAHTGRspt Vac MT 5:sp Or sale w.; niles g
scsoo saso fruit chain stores bus
expended for improvements: oil heat; 2"esr
nT uiSp 81 bssS s p% Gsni5 sroEsfsz Eeaz
ysssoi'sfi MSoDsfpE PARK, silver Spring, Md
attic; built-in garage. lovely rear yard.
with fireplace. Restricted community. A
fs % ns iss es Pf5 b. 71s
ful grounds with shade. miles D. c.. S65.
NEAR SEAR KKEiSNisINGToN. MD.-s-rm.. center
psnfsy yins s.dTm DEN baah din sa kit
eh1a' w MdusE Sc s5 M5 aas uastairs apt
rented for f. $40: 2 rooms, kitchen; baa tn;
sRW BRICK is Iymh8 suNGaI6w al R s.a2s6m. aas5
min drive rom e new ssva Hospita sss H near ear
transp.; walking dist, to schools. churches
new drive. Rockcrest. Rockville, Nd. Open
daily, ! am. till dusk. Telephone Rock
iss rs isth ST. NE r, T., b.. with utili-
Mf' tifs 1iss, 1ns refs. Open l-s pm. today.
i4ss MD. AVE. N.E-unfurn. apt, rms,
8 ROOMS. kitchen and bath: WORKING
couple, S4o mo. Heat and electricity
furnished. 100 Allegheny ave, TAX. PIX,
Nd. Can be seen between 4 and 8.
115 MASS AVE. Me- large front room.
Kitchen. auto. refrigerator, sas range, un-
s%vEh n'sfd saGas sPsc hkEs@t,vins Al s3ot ROOM bed
room. dinette: kitchen, bath; all utilities
furn:; blocks from bus; adults; gentile
aHRf; VIE eoss1pHaR sSs sa z@scHAscnc. zSss l bed
room. jr. dining room, kitchen and bath,
5risht pr sftan corner gs apt in convenient NV:
2 2-bedroom. apt. with porch or garden
n Nv ny 1so- section for couple with child.
FokEsTvfLLE. Md rooms and bath,
ss5sse ssg scdfn ca H,ss sSsd bus services
ON BLADENsBURG RD.. 27o6. n.e.-All-
detached brick, 6 rooms. kitchen and bath.
large lot with fruit trees: only reliable
party. $50. Open at IL noon. co. s169.
s51e gath ST. N.E.-vacant. detached.
newly decorated. used as q rooming house
FSaeRsI 1H1 Pss' 1851 ysaTs r. c.Dsd sGS st. no sssy
NEW ,-room' 2i1stb Srsi Al mSs.rn
erly. Nd. Open Sunday Q to 9 pm, or
KNOLLS-6703 Conway ave
5 rooms and bath. air-conditioned heat,
gas furnace. storm doors and windows,
and caulked; immediate posses
sion; $3.50. No small children. Ameri-
can Security & Trust Co., 18th and Pa.
ave. NV. MA 4s15.
T. TAK0MA on rARK-2 rms: KIT: and bath.
A. S. GARDINER & CO.