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Montana labor news., 1944-03-09
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It's about time exclaimed Mr.. Dill
worth, smoothing out the pages of his
Evening Blahzette. Congress is coming
into its own once more"
ITS own what, Pop" asked Luther
softly.
Just its own, my boy, just its own.
For years it was under the thumb of
the President. It wa a mere shadow
of its former self"
ut certainly made a lot of noise for
a shadow, didn't it, pop?"
Never mind. That was just a few
courageous individuals trying to regain
their lost independence, their lost souls,
as it were"
"As what were? Their souls?"
mo, no. That's just IN expression.
I mean that for years President Roose-
welt has been leading us pell-mell down
the path to dictatorship, to fascim, and
only Congress lay in his path"
Same old stumbling block, eh, Pop?"
FIf it weren't for Congress, young
man, things would be a lot different"
That's what Roosevelt said.
Don't be sarcastic. 1 mean things
would be a lot worse"
Worse than what? Congress?"
my boy, I don't know whom you've
been listening to. But you seem to have
lost all your respect for the representa-
tives Of the people"
Father, 1 could no more lose my re-
spect for Congress than I could lose my
corduroy suit"
But you've never had a corduroy
suit"
That's right"
"Oh. So now you're joking at the
expense of Congress. Our representa-
tives and senators work hard to serve
their country. The people will remem-
Montana labor news., 1944-03-09

Der them some day"
Sure. Election day"
"They work hard to preserve our ira
ditions.7
Did you say traditions or '%seditions,
Pope
What kind Of talk is that, from a boy
of your age? A person would think that
congressman we're working against the
country's best interests
"Well?"
Don't you see, Luther? These men
are a part of the American system of
government. They are all anxious to
do the right thing"
whats stopping them?"
well, they can't get along with the
President. He is holding them back
Thank God for small favors.'
If it weren't for the President, Con-
gress would have been able to dc a lot
more"
That's what people are afraid Of"
Luther, I don't like to hear you talk
that way. 1 want you to learn more
about your national government. You
should read books that tell you what
congressman really say and think. Some
books make them sound like nothing
but fools, my boy. For example that
book you were reading today. What
was it?"
That? Oh, that was The Congress
sional Record, Pop. Good night
Montana labor news., 1944-03-09
new SAN DIEGO WIN
The WAR DAILY
WINS LABOR BACKING

SAN DIEGO, Calf.-(FP)-Hungry
for honest news, all sections Of organ
lied labor here-AFL and CIO-are
supporting a new paper, The Daily
Journal, scheduled to start publication
this month as the only progressive, win
the-war, pro-Rooseyelt administration
daily in his humming wal area.
The Federated Trades & Labor Coun-
Gil has appointed Arthur Manning full
time chief for organized labor's end of
the Journals subscription drive. He re-
ported recently to the council that he'd
been receiving 1907 help from every
LEGAL union official contacted.
The Journal is organized labor's baby,
but it will have been god fathered by
liberal civic and religious groups and by
pro-administration forces which are
growing stronger as San Diego becomes
more and more a center of war pro-
duction.
Editor and publisher of the new paper
is Clinton D. McKinnon who, although
still in his early SOS, has packed a lot
Of successful publishing and editing into
his career. In southern California he
formerly put out the successful San
Fernando Valley Times and the plant
gate papers known as the Los Angeles
Aircraft Times and Shipyard Times.
These papers are now in other hands
and McKinnon is devoting all his energy
to the new paper-which will give San
Diegans something to read beside The
Union in the morning and the Tribune
sun in the evening. Both of these news
papers are owned by the Copeley power
interests, both are Republican in poll
tics, %reactionary in philosophy, anti
labor in tenor.
The AFL council, representing a mem
bership of more than 10000, has pledged
at least 10000 subs. The Aeronautical
Lodge of Init. Assn. of Machinists (AFL),
whose members produce the bombers and
fighting equipment constructed at the
giant Consolidated Aircraft Corp. plant,
has pledged a conservative 10000 subs.
The san Diego CLIO Council has pledged
a proportionate number.
McKinnon has announced that the
paper will carry s~yndicated columns by
Drew Pearson Samuel Grafton, Jimmie
Fiddler, Dorothy Thompson, Eleanor
Roosevelt and Dorothy Dix, Washington
coverage will be furnished by the Chi
cage sun news bureau.
The paper will be published every day
but Sunday in standard 8-column size
and is planned for IS to 20 pages each
issue. The staff will be all union.
Montana labor news., 1944-03-09

Judging by the speed with which
American labor has turned our country
into the arsenal Of democracy, it is clear
that government by consent is far SUI
perior to rule by compulsion.
Montana labor news., 1944-03-09
DON'T LET THEM DOWN

This month the Red Cross comes to the
American people for the funds needed to
carry out its 1914 program. The variety
and Importance of the tasks it performs
Montana labor news., 1944-03-09
MAYBE THEY'LL HAVE
NO TRUCK WITH 1T

Dispatches from the South Pacific re-
port that American troops are preparing
to oyerrun Truk.
It's about time, considering what
trucks have been doing to us all these
years.
Montana labor news., 1944-03-09
Today's Lesson
in Politics

CHICAGO reason why
Congress is that way is revealed by a
checkup Of membership made by United
Farm Equipment & Metal Workers
(CIO).
In one large harvester plant only 4Oec
of the workers were registered to vote
In another, 200 or 300 were unregistered
Only IS wives of 400 unionists in a third
plant were registered.
The union is putting the heat on all
members to register.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22
Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Cir
cult Court for the County OF Wash
tenaw,
In chancery.
wilfrod Ross and Florence Ross
his wife, Plaintiffs.
VS..
DorindA Crobaugh. Catherine Phil.
lips. Joseph G. Allen, Anna r. wood
Laura =. Brooks. william L. Wood
or their unknown heirs, devisees
legatees and assigns, Defendants.
At session OF said court held a,
the court house in the city OF Ann
Arbor, In said county, on the ard
day OF August. lsH.
PRESENT: Hon. George W. sam
pie. Circuit Judge.
IL appearing from an affidavit on
file that the whereabouts OF all
OF the defendants are unknown. ex-
cept Laura p, Brooks, on motion OF
John +. Kirk. attorney for ths
all Of the defendants. except Laura
p, Brooks, shall enter their appear
ance in said cause within three
months from the date OF this or
der.
GEO. w. SAMPLE.
Circuit Judge.
Luella NJ. Smith, Clerk.
BY Barbara NJ. Dowss.
Deputy Clerk.
John p. Kirk. attorney for plain
tiffs. Business Address: Ypsilanti,
Michigan.
This suit Is brought 10 quiet the
title 10 all that certain piece or
parcel OF land situated and being
In the city OF Ypsllanti County OF
Was htenaw. and state OF Michigan,
and described az follows:
The east ITO OF lot number $50
In Norris and Cross Addition TO the
city OF Ypsilhnti, excepting there
from the east u feet in width there
Of
WILFRED ROSS
FLORENCE ROSS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22
Wings

New students at McEnnan Air
port are Rozena NJ. Splitter and Ar
thur G. Webster. Ypsilanti, and
Upton J. Noe, Dearborn.
Thomas Holiday and Charles
Gault flew 10 Pontiac Wednesday
and Mr.. Holiday brought back his
Culver Cadet which he had pur-
chased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Ring few to
Kristport Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Britton took Prof. p.
r. Cleary for an airplane ride Sat-
urday night to observe his seth
birthday.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Poff
are mentioning in Northern Michi-
gan Beverly and Skippy arc stay.
ing at the Airport with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddy McEnnan.
Muriel Rumsey and Richard
Jahnke flew TO Dearborn Wednes-
day.
Kenneth Swick has passed his
written examination for his instruc-
tors rating. Mr.. Swick Ia instruct
ing for the Army at Avon Park
and this program will close Sep
TENDER 8.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22
ORDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HnARIN0 CLAIMS

No. 34O57
tenaw
At a session OF said Court. held NJ
the Probate office In the City OF
Ann Arbor. In the said County. on
the 18th day OF August, A. d. is4f
Present. Honorabls Jay q. Pray
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Clara L. Moore, Deceased
II appearing to the Court that the
time for presentation OF claims
against said estate should be limited.
and that a time and place be ap.
pointed 10 receive. examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands again 81
said deceased by and before said
Court.
II IL Ordered. That creditor. OF
said deceased are required TO pre-.
sent their claims to said Court OF
said Probate office on or before the
30th day OF October A. d. 19at a,
ten o'clock IN the forenoon. said time
and place being hereby appointed for
the examination and adjustment OF
all claims and demands against said
deceased.
II Is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given BY publlca.
ton Of copy OF this order for thres
successive weeks previous 20 said
day OF hearing. In the Ypsilanti Daily
Press, a newspaper printed and cir.
culoted IN said County
JAY q PRAY. Judge OF Probate.
ADV. 6-90e
ROME-AP-King Vittorio En-.
anuele OF Italy has arrived in Rome,
il was announced Monday. (The
uuruoap ~ tho Kfpofa tIatt xv.. -,
Immediately disclosed. Last June
the 74year-old monarch turned over
his royal prerogatives" TO his 80,
year-old son. Crown Prince TIMBER.
to. carrying out his promise to re.
tire from public life with the entry
OF Allied troops in the Eternal
city,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22
STORM RELEASES HONEY

GREELEY. Colo.-UP- Sweet
toothed Greeley children had field
day following recent tornado
which struck the city. Two trees
were demolished and one OF them
contained a beehive. Little time
was lost by the youngsters In gatn-
ering the honey.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22
heYpsilantiD alyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY. Publisher
Entered as second-class mail msttef
The Ypsilantian, Jan. y. 1851
The Ypsilanti Daily Press, bsrch 70
1909. In accordance with Sec eso'
p. L. A r. (Mar. 3, 1871. At Post
office, Ypsilanti. Mich:
TERMS of SUBSCRIPTION
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BY Mall. one year In Spsilana
trading zone, comprising
washtenaw County, ana west
ern portion OF wayne County t.oe
Bv Mail. per year. outside Ypsi-
lanti trading zone ..........I 30
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iished daily except sunday with an
aim toward serving the Ypsiisnu
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schesrer and Co.
AL Lexington Ave, New York
ts e WAcksS Drive ChicaEo.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22

State OF Michigan The circuit
Court for the County OF washts.
nav.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22
Suburban PROPERTY

EAST MICHIGAN AVE. store
building, steam heat. showers
and stools. so IT. frontage. $4,000
Terms 1850 down. $40 month.
II. Peet, Realtor, li9 Pearl ST.
Phone 1871. Immediate posses
sion.
NEAR EAST MICHIGAN AVE
room modern bungalow. hard
wood floors. $500, Terms 1850
down. II. Peet, Realtor. ll9
Pearl ST. Phone 1871, Immedi-
ate possession.
CALI OUR ADTAKER al 40 Tor
Classified advsrtisink servica.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22

THEY'RE soMEThING-mors than
faneies and f1ds. those powerful
little Classified Aas.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22

MAID WANTED for country house
maintained for the women en-
pioyees Of the Detroit Edison
Company. Starting rate tlS per
week Plus room and board. Apply
Detroit Edison Co. 1000 Second
Avenue, Detroit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22

Please observe W. N. c. Rules
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-22

FUMIGATING
III Bed Bugs, Moths, Reaches. and
their Eggs completely destroyed by
Cyanide Gas, work guaranteed.
Kenneth Hubbard. 1885 Weleh
Rd., Milan. Mich.
The CIO news., 1944-09-25
and they're using ii TOO!

It isn't steely muscles, strong backs, fighting
fighting forces successful In this war.
Equipment has played a very vital part-equip-
ment with which our soldiers, our sailors, and our
airmen can do a job-equipment got to them in
quantity and in time.
Even boys couldn't beat the Nazis and the
Japs with q few guns and couple of bazookas.
They had to have millions of guns-millions upon
millions of Shells bullets, bombs and grenades-
thousands of Jeeps tanks trucks-fhousands Of
planes and ships
The CIO news., 1944-09-25

And they are getting the most colossal volume
of war equipment ever produced by any nation in
the worlds history because the men and women of
AMERICAS great war plants COULD and DID and
WILL CONTINUE to produce It,
American production Is playing an historic part
In the Allied victories of this global war; England
knows It. Russia knows II, China knows it-and
America knows it,
The hour Of the final knockout of the Axis is
getting nearer. And American production will see
to it that our men have the stuff of which knock
outs are made-in time and In full volune-for
the final victorious punch
Evening star., 1944-01-30


Brick bungalow, less than two years old;
five rooms and bath: large living room
with open fireplace; all rooms nicely paint
ed; hardwood floors; new-house condition;
large lot. 65x150. on beautiful high ele-
vation, one of the highest elevations around
Washington; large basement; air-condi-
TONED heat; coal with blower and ther-
mostat: terms
Evening star., 1944-01-30
Down Payments as Low as $375.
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS
BRENTWOOD MD

Down Payments as Low as $375,
SMALL bsHaFW6oD,r M9HTH59 rAxHrSTs: MB.
hes sas ssovs e 5SagSo S9n apa Price bath
Frame bungalow. rooms bath. circu-
/ letting leat, stove: lot 5ox2oo. Price,
WEST LANHAM HILLS.
oil ss ts bath
HoLLYWooD.
Frame Bungalow. rooms. bath. fire.
''' LAnDovER HILLS.
soye SstGFx ct FsRs soas PRICE, 5eems ss ssh oil heat
ROGERS HEIGHTS. i'
shinRle hungalow, rooms. bath, in:
heat stove: 1T SSSssisS 55iss. ssaso '''
Cement block home, 5 rooms, bath elec
BRENTWOOD.
tove et ssHi5o Pnss s sesd sah oil heat
Combination brick and shingle, 2-story,
steye full basement; lot 50x125. Price
RIvERDALE ROAD.
Shingle 2-story house, 9 rooms, 2 baths,
stove, Fl ,Frigidaire hes.vater coal heat. ga
AL 15t1LLE
ih-story concrete block home. 8 rooms.
PATH rspaSe hotcwaser coal heat, stove.
Frame, well,insulated home, =. rooms 2
baths, stove, h.-w.h.. garage; lot 6Ox15O.
HYATTsvuLE.
shingle 2-story home. s rooms. modern
bath; bath; being cempletely redecorated; fire-
lot S0niS0. c5TfAsE 55]fi; 81 issf cry. ~
the mefsaa ishnse oil asSry hsss snSs aS@e lot 45aoS
,,., EDMoNsToN.
nranlscs SIisk BUNGALOW E rooms 2h baths.
i5o Price. $1,000: t -A'A' '0' iS'A
rr. , :. RIyERDAE,.
tic as'0IS hssas ssss With eisesd heat ss
Ss9ce sgarsGe "a sGS chicken house; lot 12ox12o
''''' DO ""V VcHnLuM ROAD
stove; lot sS1SS3 Nx.ESS EsIsSi @ 'sSO "'A' ''s'
Frame. s-story. u rooms, equipped for
lot c5ESsoS sSsk ''''''
1oo1sso%os Psies PTSss sssSssSS baths; lot
repaes 0Iasa reo Wsa batss ssntsr oa.rn a.
m fes ssons aaa TeE caT
UNIVERSITY PARK
Brick home, rooms, 2 baths, elec. stove
rnd refrg.. NV. oil heat: lot 50x100.
CALVERT HILLS.
2-story brick. 10 rooms, bath. fireplace.
stove refg.: INV. coal heat; lot 13Ox1 80.
BERWYN HEIGHTS.
Frame home, rooms, bath, h.-w. coal
Price. $4,000.
ROBERT S. DAVIS,
Maryland Bldg, Hyattsville, Nd.
Near A. g. W. Hot Shoppe. WA. 5000.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
WEST LANHAM.
There is a Story
Behind This House!

II replica Of a $4,000 prize-winning de-
sign. almost new. offered at only $500.
\ you. Somewhat Of an artists dream, o low
sivns, rambling type, designed for comfort
as as, wei e. beauty; s;a'; spacious, 26x41 #: In
rms, and bath with built-ir tub, Shower;
hardwood floors. insulation, lovely Interior
nnisn dna automatic Sa3 hot;water Oh heat; year.
built-in garage; acre Of land. You might
be living In this prideful home soon-H you
act promptly enough right now Agents,
ROBERT 9. HANsEL. Falls Church 1881 y.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
Gentleman's Country Estate
in NearbV Fairfax County.

This attractive property, with spa
ctous and charmingly restored Colonial
M type home. is within IS miles Of downtown
WASHINGTON. With approximately 1,60O-ft.
frontage on the Leesburg pike, this small
f%arming farm estate Y situated n the Fairtax
tion to downtown Washington. The is
acres OF cleared fertile land is mostly
fenced on the front with an artistic white
paddock pad fence and there Is be.utiiui dis
The house, built Of white cIapbosrd. is spa
cioysly planned, Rooms include reception
hall u5x2D with closets and q Quaint
9ld 9ls.,s stalEwsy r;u. living .m: u7x2O With -.
buiit-in corner cupboards and french doors @
opening on Q terrace; large pantry. modem
sssu,DDsd saaI e .l.I .itensn hen dsTlS on the snd
fireplace. bedrm; U3xl3), .bedrm. liixi3J
With stairway from the. Kitchen. bedrm.
2.bu,i. 2In; ssrvsns; ants house With bath. isrss
and running water. 2 other arm. tenant
cottases' corncrib; small pear and apple
orchard. Price S27,5OO.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
Cd. 1888. EVENINGS, GIL. 383S
Evening star., 1944-01-30

MT. RAINIER, MD.
This Is without doubt one Of the
prettiest places in Mt Rainier. over one
half acre of beautiful grounds with CEN
tury-old oak trees. 155-foot frontage on
one Of the main streets: bus in front OF
door. One block to District line Very
attractive BUNGALOW Six rooms aud bath
with maids room in attic Open fireplace
inclosed porches, storm sash and screens
for entire house. OIL hot-water heat, all
electric kitchen. Two-car garage. Terms
Vacant.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
Herndon. Va. Phone l35.
FINE COUNTRY HOME, COMMANDING
BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF SUGAR

LIVE SGUMInf ySrynTI2 IHDME I1y,SE GOMMANDING COMMANDING
SEAoTIeHf Ioaf Xt5W MoUNfaiN's 2T SUGAR
2-story frame, 8 rooms; 1st floor, livins
sun porch with. heat: dining room, with
yenient kitchen, with special room for re-
bath. Ali hardwood foors % down @ and fSrt ur
water heat. By oil Second floor. 3 mos, most
attic room. Basement with s-car sarase
recreation room entirely separate from rest
Srouaal Of cellar ho! Several chicken houses ane
Vnes acres of and House IS beautfas
situated among large trees. Price. SIS 300
Gsshmnn Ma TEL go s opsn t1dss Pss
s ACREs-IMPRoVED WITH A SIX.
room frame bungalow; bathroom withou,
fixtures, full basement, front. and back
sdiate saosse other
g acres-Seven-room frame bungalow
electricity. s @ basement. hard road frontage
hons. acrssrESute re- Eso sa9I two-sto5y fran. m
tractiye home. garage, Chicken house. hos
washington Grove-An investment and
apartments. four rooms and bath each
n,Sa ~ rooa acresmslmprOysd Imp with a txo-story.
other @ outbuiainss Sn ah1 S. sfseeh' '0n0i'0n
20 acres-Close in-improyed with q two.
story frame house. six rooms and bath
hot-water heat tcoaD, small barn imple-
ment shed, chicken house, garage small
stream. A never-failing spring. S10,5OO
Close in-One acre, improved with six.
room frame house. bath, heat. open fire.
place: near bus and railroad station.
Rockvi!le-4-room. modern bungalow
Al condition. 81 900. Possession to suit
Fred B.. Cushman,, $40 Frederick Pike
Gaithersburg. Maryland. Telephone 299
Open TODAY
Evening star., 1944-01-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SObURBAk PROPERTY FOR RENT.
ELLINGTON, meISs1 S!L.s,l taol l5th s.: n.LEmDloyed
iS1ple g. 5oaiei buSasos G Sa5s
Owner; HyattSville 5os6
River "a; to Beacon Lisht I'd. See sign. sn.
st}NG.fnW 1stt 9n fHesson fan, Lghs I'd. -.r ,..
AND AB1rs fsdT sTqaRI9, oNtY
Apply between IL am. and 4 pm. 1903
s1-Se: a 0sk {, st; nw Arlington. W.
sss sss ssa; ina BE- hss! ssii ssH
eec so DGssh Ma1, ysFs Moor. sa.ssn 1so
FGRSisHED coffasaE FACE: Hisonls' Fonr looms Nod;
nT NE porch ms .qdin from bus adon
drive from Washington; per permsnent AZ nSass Susi.
sHssRs ssTca a l4os
Mont ave and Baito Blvd. % BeitsVilles % eoiaeI Md
Open for inspection Sundays or phone OIL
o sfsa Ss.yS rooms .S heat BATH ,ar,.,
cushman., 5io Frederick bike: Gathers
AM sIfssRss9s sae AFTER Tes sGdsy n..
h;:x.h:. shade: only ss5 mo: sSailsSie
nished or unfurnished: car necessary.
Falls CHURCH s05-W-3.
APPROXIMATELY 10 mi from D. c. line,
heat, garden space; on bus line: an attrac:
M tive heme nSas In .. truly rural setting: ss5
ARLNGTON-Attr furnished. 2-bedroom
brick home. oil heat; conveniently located
In n AL nie. Forest; ss6 mo-; adults only
NEARBY ARLNGToN-e-room furnished
mouse: immediate occupancy for perma-
nent adult tenants: 3 min. to shopping
center and FREQUENT 10c bus service to
EN-; csnses ceSfsa aSsa.M' 2a0o' after Dm' Falls
BELTSvILLE. MD.-5-room apt. bath,
heat furnished: half acre for garden: S45
mo. Erwin Realty Co. Call Hyatts. O334;
sUITLAND, MD.-Bunsalow. 4 rooms.
bath. city water and gas. auto. heat, garage
In basement, large lot. room for garden:
SAB per mo. Avail. Feb. 1. SP. O211-J. .
WILL RENT my 5,room. sun-porch bunea-
center. schools. churches etc. for at least
year with 3 months rent in advance.
sseRooM sIs Sni nsiusssGsAsLow-oov.rnment ssss work.
er Army or Navy officer and wife: no
AVAILABLE FEB. ist. It. MONTGOMERY County
Groom house. partly brick. 5 acres. route
240, % miles D. c. line: bus service: cleo
furnace. garage. small barn and outbldgs.
rent. $35 per month or S45 with plumbing
nstaattSn Lease to responsible
aVkILABLE FEB. 18th. modern e-bedroom
pungaloW; near Falls Church. garage. oil
heat; beat utility room Lot 7oxsso Screened
References. Price. $50 Phone CT. 03o6
Evening star., 1944-01-30
J. L. C.. WEST,
Falls Church 2135-J.
RRTCK DIET -S7 65(

BRICK DEI.-SI, ,65U.
In addition to the attractively arranged
rooms and tile bath, there is q fully in
closed side porch. The house has full base
ment. heated by oil. The lot affords q
splendid view in popular Arlington. GIL.
NO0oi icrr1rx e np AHMED nr rrAn
Evening star., 1944-01-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

HYATTSVILIE-S7,35
Brick bungalow. years old; 5 rooms,
bath. auto. heat. large attic, fireplace; !
DISTRICT HEIGHTS-$7,260.
Detached, JIM; shinsled; rooms. tile
bath, auto. heat, fireplace, elec. refrigerator
and range. FILA financed.
LANHAM-$6,5O0.
2a acres, 5-room bungalow. bath, base
ment, auto. heat. garage and poultry house:
miles D. @. Substantial cash payment.
MT RAINIER-$6, 500.
Semi-bunRalow, 6 rooms, BATH full base
etc. Terms.
LANDOvER HILLS-$5,75O.
2 stories 6 rooms bath, full basement,
auto heat; vacant. Terms.
PERRY BOSWELL INC,
1904 r. l. Ave. NE WA. 45OO, UN 6173.
Evening star., 1944-01-30
SUBURBAN PRoPGkTY FoR SALE.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
In Falls Church--owner gone; must sell,
furnished Or unfurnishedi attractive brick
extra bedroom on I'd 1oof; modern Kitchen.
stove and refyigerator; plenty Of cabinet
and cupboard space; h.-w.h.. a. =. oil
brick garage. Priced, 81. 900; 81 900 cash.
$50 per month, Cali Fal1s Church 1882.