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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14

Sergeant Robert L. Mars, son
OF Mrs. Ella Mars, lost his life
while actively serving his country
in Holland, Nov. IS. He was with
the infantry engineer corps and
had been overseas and had seen
service in France, Belgium, Ger
many and Holland
Glenn Burd, Jr., was enrolled in
the Merchant Marine, Wednesday,
at Detroit
Mrs. Richard Warner has gone
to Charleston, S. c., to spend a
few days with her husband, T3
Richard Warner, who has recently
returned from a voyage. He spent
a few days in England and on his
return to the United States re-
ceived a promotion from fourth to
third rank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Treat are
entertaining Mrs. Treats brother,
Lieut.. G.g) Louis Barber OF the
Coast Guard, washington, d. c.,
who has been in the service for q
years and until year ago was sta.
toned for some time in Greenland.
Samuel B. Treat, Jr., Seaman sec
ond class. who has been in training
at Norman, Okla, and has received
a medical discharge, has returned
home.
Leonard Gronic, motor machiu
lists mate. third class, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Gronic, has again
been at sea in the submarine serv.
ice and his letters indicate that he
has been on extensive cruises in
the last few months and has en-
ioyed seeing ports which he never
expected to see.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14
Gifts Exchanged
by Pythian Group

Twenty-six members OF the Past
Chiefs Club Of Pythian Sisters
we're present for their annual
Christmas party at the home OF
Mrs. Ray Burrell, wednesday eve
ming. The members exchanged
Christmas gifts, then were served
refreshments of plum pudding, tea,
coffee and nuts. The table was
prettily decorated for Christmas,
and there were favors at each
place.
At the brief business meeting, 1t
was decided to change the next
meeting date from Jan. 10 to Jan.
IL.
Assisting the hostess was Mrs.
Harry MaGraw, Mrs. Fred Spen-
Ger, Mrs. Belle Horn and Miss Doro.
thy Clark. Mrs. Perry Woodward
will be hostess next time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14
Holiday Luncheon
For Summit Club

Mrs. NJ. B. Mackenzie and Mrs.
s. +. Driscoll were co-hostesses for
the Christmas meeting and annual
cooperative luncheon OF the Sum.
NIT Study Club, wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Gordon Nielsen.
Mrs. Lowell Lee presided at the
brief business meeting, when 1t
was voted to fill a Christmas box
for a soldier In Percy Jones Hos
pital, Battle Creek. Mrs. MacKen-
zie reported on philanthropic work.
and Mrs. Minnie Snidecor read
resolutions on the death of Mrs.
Minnie Freeman.
Devotions were led by Mrs. John
Gatz, who read the Christmas story
from st. Luke and followed with
prayer Mrs. Lee read an article,
Keeping Christmas"
After opening the program with
the singing OF Christmas carols,
Mrs. N. F. Kenady, chairman, told
OF the origin Of Christmas carols
in foreign lands, after which three
favorite Christmas carols were
sung.
Misses Ellen Camp and Maurine
Nielsen favored with three piano
duets, and Miss Camp sang two
vocal solos.
Christmas gifts were exchanged
from around lighted Christmas
tree and each OF the 20 members
present, received a lovely Christ
mas card from Mrs. Lee. Mrs.
Roy Meyer was a guest.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Elsie Laing, Jan. 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14
Huron NayMothev Club
Elects Officers For Year

Huron Navy Mothers Club elect
ed officers for the ensuing year fol.
lowing committee reports and other
general business at their regular
meeting wednesday evening.
Mrs. Roland Woodside will take
office in January as commander of
the organization and her corps of
officers will be- Mrs. Preston
Tucker, first vice commander; Mrs
Dale Bulls. second vice comman-
der; Mrs. Harry Holdridge, adult
ant; Mrs. A: ]. Schultz, finance Of
ficer:. Mrs. Ray Fletcher, Judge ad-
vocate; Mrs. Elizabeth Conn, chap.
lain; Mrs. Walter Horner and Mrs.
Eugene Calder, color bearers; and
Mrs. E. d. Daimler and Mrs. A. l..
Howard, matrons at arms.
Mrs. Schreiner, commander, re-
minded members that the Gallants
working on the Sixth War Loan
Drive are Mrs. Paul Chapman, Mrs.
E. d. Daimler, Mrs. A. ]. Schultz.
Mrs. Preston Tucker, Mrs. Leo
Hosman and herself and that they
are anxious to exceed their quota.
Mrs. c. P. Steimle reported that
surgical dressings are again being
made and that the December quota
will be ready by the next meeting.
Mrs. William Winter reported
that the 14th layette for the year
is nearly completed.
Mrs. Irma Saltz reported that
group minded SO garments for 81
service men at Willow Run Air
Base the evening of Nov, 27. Those
who went to the base were Mrs.
Saltz, Mrs. Preston Tucker, Mrs.
William Peabody, Mrs. Grant
Lewis, Mrs. Ralph Parker, and Mrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14
LaMeLhsru,y CMbH~
DshghmHohdayRarty

Members of the Ladies' Literary
Club assembled for their Wednes-
day meeting in a house gay with
Christmas emblems and decora-
lions. Candles and greens adorned
the NANTES and piano, while a
pair OF roundfaced snow men
srinned cheerfully from a table
From the chandelier at the front
of the room hung a large silver
star. The tree was lovely to see
from the angel at the tip to the
piles Of gaily-wrapped gifts at its
foot. These were destined for Per.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14
Women of Moose
Initiate Twelve

Twelve candidates were initiated
/ and the charter OF the Women OF
the Moose Lodge was draped for
the late Mrs. Beulah Ossenheimer
at the lodge meeting in Moose Hall,
Wednesday evening.
The candidates were Misses Ger.
trude and Martha Holt, Mrs. Roy
Spannuth, Mrs. X. o. Robins, Mrs.
Fred Milspaugh, Mrs. Edward Mil.
Ter, Mrs. Harry Moe, Mrs. Rhoda
Creager, Hrs. Clyde Fields, Mrs
Henry Waltner, Mrs. Lewis Clay
and Mrs. James Tanner.
The dark horse was won by Mrs.
Harold Ziegler. Plans were made
for a Christmas party at the next
meeting.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Ambrose and family
will entertain her family from
Plymouth on the Christmas holi-
days.
Mrs. Alma NJ. Albertson will en-
tertain her brother and sister-in-
Jaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy oliver, from
Oakland. Calf, over Christmas.
Mrs. Media Fulford returned
Wednesday from Dearborn, where
she visited her daughter, Mrs. John
Hildebrand for two days.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14
Officers Elected by
Royal Arch MaSonS

At the annual meeting Of the
Excelsior Chapter NO. 20 RAM.
Wednesday evening in the Ma
sonic Temple lodge room, officers
were elected for the ensuing year.
Newly elected officers are: Willis
Tooman, excellent high priest;
Hugh Dinsdale, king; George Ted.
der, scribe; Morton Crane, treas
urer; Brit Eddings, secretary;
James Breakey, Jr., captain host;
A. Eidemueller. Royal Arch cap
tain; II. Lawrence Smith, master OF
third veil; Mervin Frey, master OF
second veil; Ray Stokes, master OF
first veil; John A. Coxford, sent
incl. Past High Priest c. Ross Kuhn
acted as installing officer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14
Hostesses at Dinner

Misses Tressa Lennon, Bernice
Inwood and Frances Lister were
hostesses at a delightful dinner
party in Charles McKenny Hall
Tuesday evening to members OF the
staff OF Ypsilanti High School.
Decorations were in keeping with
the season. Prize winners were
Miss Madge Iseminger and Mrs.
Jack Lockwood for contract
bridge: Mrs. Mary Boutell and
Miss Hazel Milks for auction bridge
and Miss Pauline Parsons and Neva
Whipple for other games.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14

ey Jones Hospital. A committee
headed by Mrs Charles Cleary,
assisted by Mrs Russell Watts.
Mrs. Ray Fletcher Mrs. George
Ellsworth. Mrs. Clarence Loesell
and Mrs. J. 5. Lathers will pack
and speed them on their way.
A delightful Christmas program
in charge OF Mrs. o. c. Eckley had
been arranged for the day. She was
aided by Mrs. Guy Kennedy, Miss
Adella Jackson, Mrs. Leland Ran
dali. Mrs. ]. w. Kelder, Miss Flea
nor Weston and Mrs. Kennard Pes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14
Lutheran Aid to
Purchase War Bond

At the meeting of the Lutheran
Ladies' Aid Society. wednesday
afternoon at the church, it was
voted to purchase a bond and to
contribute to four charities for
Christmas.
Mrs. Bert Lutz and committee
served refreshments OF Christmas
cookies and coffee after the meet.
ing.
The next meeting will be Jan.
10 instead OF Jan. 3.
Miss Lula ]. Dickinson. Superior.
Wis, has arrived at the home of
her niece, Mrs. Manley Rowe, for a
few weeks visit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14
Bible Readings

Thursday, December "a: Luke 49,:
The parallels OF the Lost Sheep,
the Lost Coin, and the Prodi.
gal Son.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-14

Miss Ruth Cleary. Riverside, ILL.,,
will come Saturday to spend the
holidays with her father, President
P. r. Cleary.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM a. WEsCHLER & son. Auctioneers.
Desirable household and ONCE furniture
sedan. ETC by order e MicbaeI Kearnev'
United States Marshall Arthur C. Katims.
administrator estate Joseph j. Hotter. and
from other sources, by auction at Wesch-
ing am. practically new blond mahos-
any and walnut bedroom groups, high
grade mahogany and walnut dining groups,
living rooms, chairs and tables for every
occasion, chests of drawers dressers, Sing
er sewing machine. spiral and box springs,
inner-spring mattresses: lamps, baby car
riages, new electric-fired steam space heat
ssa SEDAN ely s. order sse osG asrsha sqff agss
walnut and mahogany nat-top and secre-
tarial desks: swivel, posture, arm and side
chairs, nle cabinet; desk sundries. Remins-
order U. S. Marshal.
FED L. WILLIAMS and zed L. Williams,
jr., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Williams Auc-
ton House, 9ls New York ave, Tues;
good and medium grade. clean t used furni-
Government, surplus blouses. shirts and
caps: Horton" ironing machine, large
turned by cleo. motor, in irst-class condi-
eelain gas range. Grand Rapids" 3-pc.
5Ipc stick REED E IL. ' TR suite. M K; f.res.n. ss;
doors, twin and full size beds, spiral
springs; inner.spring and felt mattresses.
leaf tables, end and kitchen tables, odd
bufets, tables and china cases twalnut and
OAK, rockers and chairs, Victorian what
Apmv other sood
dition clothing-75 fine blouses or coats.
l25 khaki shirts and 100 caps. Ali goods
with Army insignia will be sold to author
ized dealers or men in actual service only.
phone.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

HARLEY.DAvIDSON 1884 "A, 5000. Call
EN-. S7S3 after pm
TIRE RECAPPING, S-hour service, by ap-
pointment. Leave your car am, pick it
Expert workmanship BY experienced re.
Gaping mechanics, All work guaranteed.
Ample parking facilities. PALDER 81
HANNA, 4716 r. !. ave, Hyattsville, UN
1912; 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington. OK. O0Ia
AUTO PAINTING. body. fender work ard
end trucks. MCMAHON CHEVROLET CO..
6323 Georeia ave. GE. 01OO.
AER0PLANE, 1941 Taylot Craft, de luxe;
side by side dual control very clean and
IN perfect condition. Call WI. 52S7 be-
tween 3 and 6.
TIRES-250 Grade 3 tires, recaps, all
sizes. CENTER SERVICE STATION, 122
G st. NV. Ts
RECAPPING IN WASH, one-day service;
leave car 3 am. ready at 5; grade A rub
Der. guar. work: car protected under cover.
not left on street or lot. For appoint, cali
LU: 0S34. LU. 1877. Plenty Of grade / and
Z tires and tubes In stock. pass. and truck
ne. LU. 0S34, LU. 1077.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

We We can SELL you, mouse. We can g!
ses ssessspNtton NS a M HVMRHR1Es Sasd Realtors
property call SLAUGHTER 4 co. "A Home
for Every Income" DI, 215s. 1113 18th
GET THE BEST PRICE by securing the
services Of an experienced sales organiza-
seked By Sy years iss Of ss ana IN 0Sh sena
WASHINGTON properties. with prompt,
deal, We need homes in the B. b. C.. IN nearby aSs
Virginia and Maryland counties: Eyes.
or Sunday; phone GE; 1900. L: 7; GRA-
ATTENTiON-ownerss desiring cash sale.
immediate cash buyers; E, W. BAILEY,
R aavE cERs1s Ys ss She viii p s.sh
n as15 1r Fs' nee SahTa, SsRTen
ssTt Is IS sIfs5 Ems PM P Oh II Nd CASH
s mean bN: b1siness ulsa e. aARvEY ssafsS 81 asos
cas sas SCI SELL eE oGR s HOUSE, Thonss M IS G n
s4pNpERs Ass co aSr me- NJ Rssols vi
NE. AND m Sc. GE' DroDerty oDes oSneasMw. sf nx will
appraise your property free and make you
MIIEsR. SO LIZ s sSaf Sou PEsee s1oo' oNN
Sundays e.
4-FAMHY FLAT, det.. brick; liv. room, 2
bedrooms, kit. and bath: oil or gas heat
dry basement; good location priced S16,-
600 to $4,000. Write full particulars to
COLORED HOMES needed for clients in
Brookland and NV, II you want to sell
CHARLES Q; WARD, 81 Fla. NV. AID.
7495. DE. 1892
COLORED-Solve your selling problem.
number Of purchasers ready to pay. cash
for desirable homes; we serve your friends:
call US today. EQUITABLE REALTY CO.,
INiMEDfxTE CASH. Prompt personal M iv sp.
praisal at today's full value. Clients
waiting to buy. MITCHELL QUICK, DI.
$3.50 or RA 34lS 81
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| AuToMoojls4 poa xAle lcese.l

~ sOtvb0OeO00 pNN 0NA00 tSSsbs
SnD SDnD IS5s ssas:1 S;5s:!s s:! end; ssS|1
Fs| ;Ss s 80; s sss!vss. a.asf. 1880 \ .t. NV
S ALI s::a ..ss.s ssn' vsss ;ss
Z. EsaT sA. lG geso son;.liIS. AR ssss sss. drive,
radio. hsatsr. Drsvar whits-vsH ti.s tirss
fsa ,s ad sis Silns T. ns oD.n sy.
IHNcolN 1iRSS IN szahaai zEFaiYs 1885 4-door sedan
ssss motor @ oVslh.u; Rs ':ssS $780, anlhs Ms 81 81
OIDsM0BILE 1885 coupe: rumble seat
radio and heater. good tires, new battery
ass sas nssr's s4HrF sns yassi ssRo l. eo1atS oT
TIEoEE Bovine Green s.w.. wash.
easRAnb iassiei 3 iiass lnog.ln.; e.ss.l.n, :: ssn
::ss II s.si ssss n.. ss'; s...:.
rioriy n.essd a..eqs mas' 'e e. aSisk ss
SxGkxEGsis4l saasx q if rIso .esssy eluS soup.
"8, convertible coupe. 1915; 4-door sedan
sirss. and Guaranteed meeh.nicsliy: trs1' rad,
1910 N st. NV. Open evenings AM
rLYMoUrH 1888; cash or terms; 500,
cond,; guar. lnspection: leather uphol
Rear, 1.5 v st. NV. AD. 579S.
pLYMOUTH 1887 2-door sedan. Evenings
33o 34th ST. ne Ts
PONTIAC 1910 Buddy type" coupe, styI,
rs; excellent condition. fairly good tires
500: Call after $50 pm, 1st-noor apt.
ATTRAcTiVE vALUEs-Buick 1886 ?
door sedan, radio and heater; 1872
Chrysler Imperial sedan, overdriye: 194'
Chrysler SARATOGA sedan. radio fluid driv
and overdrive; 1871 Dodge 2-door de lux
brougham, radio. heater and huid drive
viii accept trade on above cars. Opel
| Sundays until q pm. See Mr.. Miller. RAN
DALI MOTORS, INC. nth and M sts
Evening star., 1944-11-06
OFFICES FOR RENT.

CONN. AVE. Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Suits
OF extra large rooms. newly decorated
elevator. janitor service. nuorescent light
ing, Venetian blinds. Box 313-K, Star
private bath; approximately 700 So. feet
redecorated; immediate occupation; S135
per month. RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO.
1NG hTLANTic Viz GsGn snnLpiN Pa $50 s9eo st.
available in suites Of 2 or more rooms
total space available consists of approx.
mately 5000 square feet on 5 floors; an.
nual rent OF 81 so per square foot include.
heat, water, electricity, service Of . ele
vators, tanitor and char service. For fur.
ther information and inspection. call Mr.
Inlay or Mr.. Fenner. MARK WINKLEF
MANAGEMENT. RE. $500. 1117 Vernon
IIO7 EYE ST. N.w.-Two large rooms
back rm. partitioned for private once
small storage rm., toilet. floors covered
with linoleum, front counter, large safe
h.-w.h. furnished; rent, only S65 p ]
WALSHE. INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. MA
CENTRALLY LOCATED. 2 large rooms
newly decorated. 3rd noor; reasonable rent
GkoGN1 FLOOR. street trontase ofnc.
in modern downtown once building; ap.
proximately 1880: available Dec, lst
FOR kENTSBeautiful, very large recrea.
tion room, with or. without kitchen, fur.
nished or unfurnished, useful for once
study. storage, etc. but not as bedroom
gas heat, private entrance, very nice sec.
ton, conv. transp. IA. 4S45.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
FARMS FOR SALE.

lio ACRES in Mont. Co. Md; s-room
mouse with bath and elec., large barn
ana snd other outbldgs;;;, sood productive soil
nere's a real farmers farm. '' we'll 'losi Worth
$4,000; R. P. RIPLEY, sH. 1855. tsun-
day and evenings, WI. $500, Mr.. Abbe.5
DAIRY, DAIRY FARM.Here is one Of Monts somery
5-room house, 2 tenant houses, 85-stali
narn' large stock barn and other outbuild-
ings; property is located on a gravel road,
2s miles from 2; G.; an outstanding value
At S2i.500. GRAHAM HALL, Realtors,
WI S2S0. Sunday and evenings calls Mr..
MONT. co. FARM of so acres only IA
miles from D. C. on interstate bus, line
furnace har e. heat; several hreplaces; bank
Here is an excellent farm and exception
ally close to Wash. for its size r. P.
RILEY; PL sH; 1888 (sun. and ewes, WI.
VIENNA. vA.-Nine-room farmhouse, coal
heat, several outbuildinss. Including !.
barns; house in good condition: 40 acres
tiilable land: SI5.5ao: possession. May
Nh NARD oBA9YLEs CO.. Realtors. Falls
FARMS. $1,000 up. JOHN BURDoPT,
T. F. p z, Silver Spring, Md: phone
o,
Evening star., 1944-11-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

End COMM. prominent NV. location, MI.
ing station and brick houses; income
PHELPS, Ma 1900. Evenings and Sun.
tay, Mr.. Measell, .DI. O7O5.
End COMM, 10th between L and NJ NV.
81 :044 annually: price. ss,950. BOSS q
PHELPS, MA $500. Evenings and Sunday
Mr.. Measell. DI. 07O5.
1406 H ST. N.E.-Store. rooms and
HALL g. BRO, 1904 II st. ne Ii. 1891
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL loca
tions. with or without railroad facilities
The available sites are being rapidly
sbscrbed: ": 9. HooE. Jr.. cH. 06OO,
GEORGETOWN, on Wisconsin ave-
room row brick with glass-front display
room on first floor: ideal for small business.
with proprietor living on premises; i'm
mediate possession: price reduced to SO. 900
fer fer auiek ds; sale ssas5 as6o cash required Can
days. Fairfax 1S1-W-3. BOSS 4 PHELPS.
BUSINESS sUssEss if4a5 fk6pEsf II ny q4Se 18th St.
in the heart Of a wonderful business To-
cation: three-story brick. store and two
apartments above: steam heat; splendid
section for any kind Of business; priced
right for, a quick sale. THOs. e. FARRELL
0765:: evenings. Georsia 4355.
INDUSTRIAL SITE, ne corner 18th and
IT.; desirable white section, close in suit
stores price, I7.poo. F. EL1oT MDDLE-
TON, Investment Bldg. RE 1881,
Evening star., 1944-11-06
AUToMosIlss foR SALE.

CADILLAC 1912 Model rs formal sedan;
hydramatic drive. Royal Master tires; car
has been driven only 5000 miles. CAP
ITOL CADILLAC Co. 1922 22nd st. NV
Closed SATURDAYS and Sundays
CADILLAC 1941 model "75' 7-pass. sedan
very clean car: good tires: radio and
heater CAPITOL CADILLAC CO, 122.
S.nd st NV. Closed Saturdays anc
CHEVROLET 1885 sedan. $50: 1885
Flymouth coach. $50: 1898 Packard Sc
others In stock. JOHN s. REEcE. I114
GaEyRoIEETI HaE st sEI ,aae .,.na.ra o.aoo, tr;,...
excellent tires, radio, heater. Just passed
p e. inspection. Best offer over $500
CHEVROLET 1882 business coupe, good
mechanical condition; S575 LOVING
MOTORS, 1919 M st. NV. Open evenins.
and Sundays.
DE SOTO 1941 sedsn nice clean car il
fne mechanical condition: radio. heater
.sssptsdA EovrNo NoToss, isls &
Evening star., 1944-11-06
SUBURBAN SALS-vA. tcens.)

q $500 ssoo sssk cash osn:s sss:s
mi4hfa vii f6afsFsa anns iase 81 rur WHITE sddsr
Dppcsits one of the large virEinia eatetes
,sons house: i,t noor consista q sntr.nc,
en-: also large bedroom or den with fre-
r. M q sna ~ iii rs ss oS: ne
the basement semifinished recTsation room
with frsplace. laundry room: built, s..
eaiS onis nS WrsIEY suSGxA u5fT
i5eI Columbia pike. Arlington. Va; CHI
s.BEDko kooM shIcK. lovely small home
Cape God style; about 2 years. old; yery
csiisnt neishbornood; 10 min. to District 1T
schools and shopping close by. This homs
s os ~ q shs hest prersE
tached garsae: lovely shade trees. Just !
saSs ne% I'll s.a I'psss sssob
Sss ios Mr. Smith. ceH6aISn REAafy Ia!y
CO.. 2939 Wilson blvd. CH 5554-Ox
soRM. BRICK. slo,s5o: on = wooded. ievel
corner cor n,i, iot 5SxiSs; we have this very at.
large bright living rm. with fireplace,
nhT rm nd kitchen On the t %
saraee: this home is only 5 yrs. old and
one Of the finest, we have had for sale for
ss tms n as ARao Rssi ysnf RIf s%s eo
TAELs" "a "cHURcH.o HIS S-ysar-ola, ear iao%; S-room Cap.
Ga On a.sp s
4 5000 Sslps Price, $s,sso. REALTY
fAsGs chtscHSsl % Sh tSs srm an' mssenas Sm
rms. s2-ft living rm. fali Basement,
S peteiy f turalshea sS So 49, 'o9 @
$500; REALTY ASSOCIATES. NC
cH onS, Las, % Hntil 2 .r,,nr.,n p,.....
home. close-in. near shopping center: ex-
Tsss; su Im%ss1ats 9s e. essaSPspsx ssgS
ss hsnf odln With Eteh.n
SAEsT gam sA '$scss 5$Ss: * i'ss'0A sisf:
has ,ysS yssrs v,n 1d brick
dining room, fully equipped Kitchen. recrea.
tlon tns ROOM 81 h-Tn screens md avn
realtor, 2Ols Mt. Vernon ave, Temple
FiRsT-FLooR BEDROOM this beautiful
Cape Cod Groom brick house, only years
old, Is in an excellent modern community,
on a wooded lot 55x1.0 1t has everything
most desirable In = home. living rm. with
f,I, fireplace, dining rm. Accommodating full
metal cabinets: l bedroom on the nrsl
all Of which will allow twin beds: full
basement with outside entrance: oil heat
copper plumbing, rockwool insulation, etc:
substantial cash needed: shown by appoint
ment only. ARLINGTON REALTY CO.,
2t 9s9t wilson aTn% blvd; d. GL; lso0. ..,.u,
eornes Go esnssop IT, boIlsS s SSm' pnos nd sas 4
esaS GesoRDoH' owner. I.2 l427 Eye St nv; D1.
Brick CoL6NiAL-one OF the nner home,
Of Falls Church. In an excellent resi-
Dental area. This lovely home constructed
on the center-hall plan has q lar.e living
room with fireplace, dining room, equipped
kitchen, many other special and exclusive
features; bedrooms and . tiled baths
on End fioor 2 complete bedrooms on Bro
bath Ih - in ~ basement: Grounds Beautifully dI
for Mr.. Smith. COLONIAL REALTY Co.
BRICK BUNGALOW. close to school and
LOUIS r. SIMPSON. Realtor. 1850 No.
Irving St, CHI. 7777.
bungalow, near Glebe and Lee hwy. Fire.
place, oil air-conditioned heat, electric re-
friserator and gas range. Space for 2 extrs
rooms and extra bath on End floor. Price
Immediate possession. Phone OWNER. GIL
Evening star., 1944-11-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED at lowest rates of in.
terest:, Diamonds, jewelry. watches, gold
and silverware, cameras. typewriters, guns
etc. accepted as security No advance ar.
C0;; Rosslyn; Va; Chestnut $500.
IN vnnr n ato Uoh tuxn;tn KAtEs before you borrow
ERAL ACCEPTING CORP. 53O3 Baltimore
ave-, Hyattsvjlle, Md. WA 31S1. Formerly
Southeastern Discount Of Hyattsville.
Isl nst inOSI LOANS on real estate, low
,WtkS ,WWAkkSHE; En INC; 1Il5 Eye ST. NV: Ma. 64es
BANK or COMMERCE AND, SAVINGS.
7th and sts NV, National 7o11: II st.
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buy .second-trust notes, o. c.. nearby Md.
ST Mopr " Re:sonahls ar rates NATIONAL
n. ave. a.w National 1898
lst AND End TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Consult US before
borrowine. Lowest rates COLONIAL m
vIECSyTMENT Co. S17 9th st. NV DI $3.50
MONEf on flrSt or second trusts; prompt
action; reasonable rates: nearby Nd, Va
or D. G. property. THE AMERICAN co
SO7 10th. Ma 8032