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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-20
ARMY DEATH
PENALTY MUST
Be UNANIMOUS

With the Fort Lawton court
martial within a few days OF its
end, attention was focusing to-
day on the met bod by which
the Al defendants are TO be
found innocent or guilty.
Thirty-eight accused are eharg-
ed with rioting. and three others
are charged with murder and RI
citing.
A unanimous verdict Of the
nine members of the court is re-
CURED only If the death penalty
is to be invoked on the murder
charge. A two-thirds vote is suf-
flclent for conviction unless the
penalty imposed involves impris-
onment for more than 10 years,
In which case three-fourths
majority is required.
One ballot is taken on each
defendant. The only choice be-
fore the con~t In the event the
defendants are found guilty of
murder is between death and
life Imprisonment.
AS in all court martial decis-
ions the lowest ranking member
of the court casts his ballot first,
and the balloting proceeds
through the highest ranking
member.
Except in the cases of those
who may be freed by the court,
the verdicts are subject to review
by the Judge Advocate Generals
department, which may decrease
but not increase the penalties.
A death sentence cannot be put
into effect without personal APP
prevail of the President.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-20

and harbor facilities, numerous
basic industries, skilled labor, d.
vertisified agricultural produe-
ton. low taxes. conservative fis-
cal policies and pleasant living
conditions all obtainable In
Washington.
The four detectives of the
campaign are to help men and
women who now have Jobs to
keep them in the postwar pc
Rod; to make jobs for the men
and women returning from the
armed services; 70 help Wash
ington business men retain for
the future the gains they have
made in the past and to keep
Washingtons' war industries from
becoming ghost plants"
I'VE now have had many IA
vororable comments on the ad-
vertising program from forward
looking citizens TO the state. 1t
is easily apparent that this ad
vertising is providing a means of
direct contact between Industrial
lists and the citizens of Wash
ington who are working to in
sure the future of Washington
state. We intend to continue this
program, experimenting it with
national publicity and a personal
contact program" said Mr. Nc
Laughlin.
Sponsors of the national ad-
vertising program are Pacific
Power & Light Co., Northwest
ern Electric Company. Puget
Sound Power & Light Company
and The Washington Water Pow
er Company.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-20

The choir of First A. NJ. E.
Church will sing the beautiful
Christmas Cantana angelic It'd
ings" at IL A. M. December "a.
Miss Faye Inez Hayes, organ
ist-directress, presents: Miss Mer-
ry Newton, Mrs. Lulu Beaver,
Mise Alice Jefferson, Mrs. Mar
garet Malone, Mrs. Dolore Wat
son, soprano soloists; Miss Joyce
E. Lyle, Mrs. Berthenia Dawson,
Mrs. Gussie Cain, Mrs. Clara
White, alto soloists; Mr.. John T.
layton, Jr., Master Graham E.
Hayes, tenor soloists; Mr.. c. c..
Daniels. MI. Gardner Smith, Rev.
L. R. Hayes, bass soloists.
You and your friends are cor
daily invited to hear this musi-I
cal treat. The pastor will bring
a Christmas message at 8 P. NJ,
Subject, "The Prince of Peace."i
Isaiah 9:6.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-20
Observation-Disclosures Hundred Forty-Four
THE hopes and fears of all the years
Are met in thee tonight

These are the words with which Phillips Brooks
wrote of that Little Town of Bethlehem, where was
born far-of Judea nearly 1000 years the Child
whose birth gave Christmas. And still today the
hopes and fears of all the meet in Him as they
did that night in the lowly manger where He lay.
Christmas comes, say, but once year. But He
is COMMISSIONING to the hearts of men with the
divinest message humanity has heard.
No wonder Christmas Day is the Day of Days
Whatever may bring this year of joy sorrow it
is our assurance that peace Earth and Good Will
toward Men, is still fe's final goal
To every reader of these words send our Christ
mas and New Year greetings.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-20
HONORS FOR SWEET l6

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Proctor en-
tertained about fifty young peo-
pie with a dancing party at the
Y.W.C.A Saturday evening, Dec.
9. celebrating their daughter
Priscilla's 16 birthday.
Priscilla was very pretty in a
white net dress and was the re-
cipient of many lovely gifts.
Good luck should surely fol-
low Priscilla as she blew out ev-
cry candle on her lavishly decor
ated cake.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-20

To the Officers, Members and Friends of First
A. M. E. Church: We extend the Seasons
Greetings. We grateful for the very fine
cooperation given this past year. We feel that
you have been part and parcel of any success
and happiness that we have enjoyed. With
best wishes for Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year, we are yours for Christian Service.
Rev. and Mrs L. R. Hayes and Family
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1944-12-20

WE WISH OUR MANY
MUSIC LOVING FRIENDS
Faithful Christmas
AND A
Prosperous New Year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21

Then along about this time Of
pe4f set bs1y collecting
leaves. The lariou, kinds OF
thyme arc GOOD in small guam
title, particularly the lemon
scented sort
CestHary leaves lemon YER
bena the leaves and flowers Of
lavender leaves Of bergamot
the one that grows Wild in
our field, and mas lavender
flowers does iaSt as we'll as
any cultivated vauetyl, leaves
~ spice blSn and rose geran-
llm IN faar any kind Of ger
auium 4 iew mint leaves add
a scent AL tnelr own.
Probably II YOU VIII look
around Your garden and those
OF your friends youll lind dol-
ems OF leaves and flowers that
are fragrant and that are not
weuuoned mere Any of them
can De dried 10 help along the
pot pc.Ir
Tomorrow III tell YOU what !
DO with them As l gather them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Beef-Kidney Stew
Favorite English Dish
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

THE ORIGINAL one dish
meai IA, probably a stew Cor
tany il seems that slows must
have been popular ever srcc
COOKS hdyc been COnCoCfirg
good things They are So easy
10 prepare and they make such
satisfying meals
4 beef and kidney stew may
BE- one Of the oldest !avotiie-
ID England, but here IN iaiS
country there are many Who
f7F- not r9vrTf1 its
Moss II Is Ike other oid-ta~a.
loroi StewS. n that ~ has ,T +.
uniform pieces OF meat pota-
toes carrots and onion coOtrd
together with no gravy and
served on a plate with 4 baking
powder biscuit 20 help get up
~ - last b.t oi gaJdneS,
The two meats used DO THIS
~'yN winch give " MS name arc
% r. gEUSu.c for rs particles
,ar mellow favor blend Lort
amt kidney stow IS fine appD.
ute 'er7ptcr for -tHe ore hot
meal that Us served n NEST
h9maS oven during Tho SUNNI.
month,
Top the meal of vt'h one n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Ms.v, 70, mAen W1men
In Mayfair
WITH
The Cbabcron

! THE CHRISTENING of little
Mary Keller Lenahan e. viii
be an important event -. next
Sunday IN Gcsu Church
The babys father, j Ray
meAd hcnanan, witt eeae-ftUrr
New York for the cvtlt &C.. her
---rt : ! z--4--. 4A---a' .A--4L
arrive from Providence r. l.,
70 be god-mother and all
the local Kellers viii gather .
10 honor this newest member
OF the family .
The month-old baby'S mother
is the former Helen Keller 9.
as YOU all we'll know and
BITTER thr christening her grand
mother Mrs Carrie Keller
o.. will give a tea IN her home
IN WhitmOre road
Royce Martin Of Toledo Z.
will be godfather $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Leave for Rsneh

JAMES AND JOAN GALA
-ror son and daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs William Henry
GalIagher OF Sherwood Forest
and Rochester left by plane
SUNDAY night for Santa Barbara
whore they will visit Mr..
and M, Louis Welsh AZ The
Law r 6 Ranch for three
weeks
Mr. and Mrs Gallagher arc
out ar their country place.
GiarEn1CF Farms while the
children arc away AMI may
20 10 70 the SelCnOry Club !.
nca Ottawa -. for A brief
launt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Peach Chiffon PIE

! tablespoon unf1avored
gelatin
= cup cold water
eggs
cup sugar
cups fresh mashed peaches
IS teaspoon salt
fJbie>p00n lemon TQiCe
Soften gelatin IN cold water
Beat egg yolkS slightly add
r50 vl-ar peaches. salt and
Icmon uco and cook IN double
bouor until of custard consist
tt Remove from heat and
-'iierad gelatin. Suun-
um dissolved
Coo. and when mixture ho-
gins 20 thickcn fold IN Sfiffly
beaten eCC whites 20 which
1 ,l-ar ha~ been added Fill
baked uo shell and place IN re-
t.-erator chilling until firm
Before serving spread nice layer
ot whipped cream over pie, If
desired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Fragrant
Pot Pourri
By ISABEL FUCKER
-
Detroit Times Garden Editor

ONE OF the most fascinating
Of summor gardening occupa-
tons s the collecting Of whole
flowers. flower petals and fra
grant leaves tor the making OF
POT pourri
Jars or sweet bags Of the fin
ished product make excellent
gifts for almost any occasion
and are especially nice IN ones
own home. used IN the linen
closet. m bureau drawers. or 10
perfume "A room on special occa-
SionS.
There neVCI Was a Woman yet
who did not ENJOY making pot
pourri and thereby keeping part
of her garden all winter long.
II would be possible for me
10 give the usual complicated
sci OF directions for making
these Jars OF essence OF every
delightful scent but il l had
10 follow those myself, Id never
have time 10 make up the jars,
50 I'll tell YOU instead how !
make them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Dry Flowers

FIRST there's the question Of
what 10 gather So far AS I'm
-cuncelped there's no limit on
this ! begin ~ the beginning
of the season and dry a bttic
of every flower that comes
along that retains rs scent be-
cause ~ ~ essential eii-. Also
dry many flowers that retain
no scent or have none To begin
with mostly because of the
color they add 10 the final MIX
tuTC
Lilies Of the valley roses
fragrant pcony petals, DEL
phniumS and anehuSas tor
some blue coloringJ, mock or
angeS. panSIeS (dIled and
pressed AZ the same time pinks
and sweet william. lilacs-well.
YOU name II and | probably
Il "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Jel.jed Peach CobbIer

.r..-1ra b'4|n urAalr~ed
am cold M.trr
.1r r1- Mater
?, am smear
rl1 or-rge npco.
,a5IeSnooo lemon uuoe
ra..nIor ,aIf
lr> ~Ir.1 resrrc.
r.t.. cake or cracker
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Soothing Work for Spare Moments
Stamped NeedleWOrk

White cotton stamped quilts in double-bed for
Applique. With attractive floral design s4.91
Stamped bridge Of oyster for Bingham stitch
embroidery Excellent make for gifts set 81
cues, towels Of white cotton, some with hemsutehed
hem. Cro, ,utoh and floral design stamped j9c-65c
Stamped apron, Of sheer cotton bound in color 81
Stamped ,oarf OF ecru crash finished with hem,uteh
hem. Make these now for next Winter 75e
NfEDLEWoRK sHop-Tbrd-wood.a,a-seen E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
Beef.Kidney Stew

6eet-Nlone{ Sfe~
pound beef. lamb or uork.
kidneys
pound beef stew meat
tablespoons -four
II. teaspoons Salt
teaspoon pepper
3 tablespoons drippinGs
3 cups water
cups diced potatoes
cups diced carrots
r.n cired onion
N kinney remove fat and
clt INTO haii-inch cubes Dnce
meat Dic3ge cubes Of kidney
and be.! IN mixture 81 flour
sad, and pepper Brown Vel m
tJf dg.pp1g, Add water and
cock lot ,aa bour
IHrr add chopped vegetables
and continue. cooking for 30
minutes OF until vegetables are
Gone Without removing meat
aa3 vegetables. th.cken the
L4.8 .oT gravy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21

these tempting peach gelatin
Gp--aTfS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
A Blooming Border Print
Seu II Yourself

Eyerfast takes bright bordered white waffle
piquc to the garden and plants amazing lily
like blossoms in striking colors. Tuck this
cool cotton into your September wardrobe.
In American Beauty, blue, or orchid stripes
with multi-colored flowers S9c yard
COTTON FABRIC sHoP-Tbrrd-wood ua,d-Seetoa c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-21
The Girls Shop Has
Tip op" Ideas
for GU School girls
SIS to 1895

Grade-schoolers have happy prospect ahead of
them when they visit our Girls Shop to pick
out Fall topper! Little-girl bonnets, pert
Scotty-caPs for suit-wearers, and little back-of-
the-head caps with bows and poses or touch
OF yarn fringe. In sizes from Fl to 22H.
GIRLS sHoP-foH,tb iooy-woo4usrd-ssct,or
Evening star., 1944-10-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

THOS. J. OWEN SON. auctioneers, 435
Soutnern Building. owners sale of val
uapie real estate improved by 2-story
and English basement row brick building
arranged as separate apartments of 9
rooms, kitchen and bath; gas range and
gas retrigerator in each unit. central auto
matte hot-water heating plant. detached | :
car garage. being known as premises No
rs 4th st. Sc. BY virtNe of authority
vested in US. we will offer for sale at
public auction, in front OF the premises,
on Monday, the Both day of october. AD'
is44i at O'Clock pm, the .followine
Gescribed land and premises, situate in
the District of Columbia and designated as
and being lot SO in square SIS. Terms of
sale: All cash. A deposit of $500 re-
CURED at time OF sale. All conveyancing,
recording, revenue stamps, etc, at cost OF
the purchaser: Terms Of sale to be com
pied with within 80 days from day of
sale. otherwise deposit Will be forfeited
and property will be resold at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, after
nve days advertising Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington,
D. c. THOS. J. OWEN d SON auction
eefs, Oco4 o6oS
Evening star., 1944-10-28
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE or single office for rent:
mailing and phone address; secretariai
service L. J COwIE. 800 Eve st. NV.
ATLANTIC BUILDING, e3O F st. NV,
available in suites of or more rooms;
total space available consists of approxi-
mately 5000 square feet on 5 floors; an
nual rent of ST so per square foot Includes
heat. water, electricity, service Of ele-
vators tanitor and char service. For fur
Inlay or Mr. Fenner, MARK WINKLER
MANAGEMENT. IRE. 5000, 1117 Vermont
ave.
2sOO SO. FIT. of open once space. first
hoor corner with separate street entrance,
desirable and dignified Northwest down
town location: suitable for national
organization, etc; rent. $3.50 month See
Mr.. Green. H. L. RUST CO., 1901 18th
st. NV. MA. 500.
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT-Large bright
room with through ventilation. on second
floor of building at 819 18th st. NV, fur
nshed as oflce with telephone included in
rent. ARRANGEMENTS can be made for use
of secretary If desired Will consider
renting desk space, HENRY ]. ROBB, IN
CORPORATED, 1924 Vermont ave NV
DI S141
DOWNTOWN. exclusive bldg, suitable for
ofices. organization, embassy, official and
kindred purposes. 10000 SO. TT. of floor
4!s FLORIDA AVE. NE. Union Terminai
Bldg; large interconnecting, heated
rooms available Nov. 1st; also single room
ayailable at once; reasonable rent. H. G
Evening star., 1944-10-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
,1ASI ,D1AANIEL W: o'DoNoGHuE, Jr.;

DANIEL w. .O'DONOGHUE, Jr.;
JOHN JOSEPH LEAHY, Attorneys,
Union Trust Building, WASHINGTON, ID. C:
F1ied Oct. 10, 1914, Charles T. Stewart,
m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
hsiNNMs his; Nm MELyIM Lynn W; BOONE: DOROTHY
vs.; RICHARD BRYANT and THE uN T.
SEES Of Richmond Bryant, Defendants-
civil Action No. 26,09a.-Order Of publ
cAtion.-The object OF this action is to OBJ
tain . JudRment declaring the covenants
ana reverter in plaintiffs deed restricting
tne use and enjoyment OF property de-
Scribed as lot 10 in square l44O, in
5ryants Subdivision, in the District OF
Solum6ia' ssm to be VOID. and cancellins the
m9tion Of attorney OF record for the plain
uns, 1t is BY the Court this 10th day OF
october, 1914. ordered that the defendant
Richmond Bryant, II alive. or the unknown
neirs. alieneeS and devisees of Richmond
bryant, II he be deceased. cause their ap-
pearance to be entered herein on or before
tne Iortieth day, exclusive Of Sundays and
legal holidays. after the day of the first
publication of this order: otherwise this
cause will be proceeded with as in the
case OF default: provided a copy of this
successive weeks in the washington Law
Reporter and The Evening Star Newspaper.
longer and other publications being dis
psnsed with for satisfactory cause shown.
80 DAVID A. PINE, Justice true copy
Test: CHARLES E. STEWART Clerk, by
EMMA C. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
oc2l, ,2S,no4
Evening star., 1944-10-28
MONTY 70 LOAN.

lot TRUsT LOANS on real estate. Low
rates, terms or monthly payments. p. j.
- me- ;:t lil6 cen ..s e. nm Ma sass
q B: g; propsrsy TIE TIE Alfs AMERICAN An CO.. s.
WHEN You NEED personal loan. 500
BANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS.
at North Capitol. Ex 2727.
MONEY ON SECOND TKUsT-We will
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md
%osrAn n yr Es.sGnfSls NvssrsN sassS SAPIoHAJ
N. Y. ave. NV National 1898
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOANS. Prompt
ana courteous service. Consult US before
borrowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL IN
yESTMENT CO. 617 9th st. NV. DI. 6150
1n yDus ENs1tM sgts tSTnitpTs pp sisnstuTs GEN
ave, Hyattsville, Md. WA. 31S1. Form6vll
Southeastern Discount OF Hyattsville ~
Evening star., 1944-10-28
9UsEs WANTED 70 eur Gent.

uuSSS8S "SNsNtSS - W. N~WssxsV
FOR PROMPT, EFFICIENT SALE Of your
property call SLAUGHTER co. "A Home
for Every Income" DI. 21sS. 1113 18th
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
value today. Our opinion entails no obliga-
sAuNDESRs SASdIS .ox CO, INC; established 1887
Ri 1ES insSFs who Sls s ss ossh ox
homes in Arlington or Falls Church. c. s.
SHILLINGBERG. 4615 Lee highway. OK.
1924: after g pm. CHI. 4512.,
mssn sns pss ss.nsss E aSVET 81 asos
ewes. and sun GE $500. / Thomas circle.
FROM OWNER, for cash client, in Chevy
Chase or Bethesda, detached or semi;
modern brick preferred. RA. 5416. 29'
HOMES are still in great demand. A quick
from a listing with this ONCE. oualified,
experienced sale organization is ready to
serve you from appraisal-inspection to the
complete closing Of the transaction, even
to the servicing Of any, deferred mortgage
a. to both buyer and seller; Phone eye: or
Realtor, 72e, 18th st. NV. MA: o753.
HOUSE. 6-s rooms in D. C" or near
$780, monthly, $50 Give details aos Box
Viii Vs1M PAY sist 81. 900 CASH for the following
described property; brick or 8 large,
roomed house, with oil h.-w.h, hardwood
floors. full basement; not over 10 years years
ness center of Washington close to school
and shopping center. P. o. Box l24'
WSHssETf WANTED, vi TO BUY or lease vacant no house
more se apts 'n OWNS sSh Is REAkTY fIxf5so NE
Evening star., 1944-10-28
LOTS FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE, d. c., AND MD.-Indiyid- :
proved streets, sewer and water. Installed: !:
prewar prices prevail; 8 per cent discount
on cash sales; liberal terms If desired; ex-
cellent environment; convenient. accessible
locations: price range, $1,000 and up. This
evening and Sunday. call Mr.. Child, GIL
S56l. THQs. ', FISHER g. CO.. INC,
COME OUT TO Beverley Farms" Sunday,
| to 6: located on Little Falls I'd, be-
tween Rockville and Potomac. close to the
Rockville Fruit Farm, is this lovely loca-
ton Ct wooded and clear homesites. large
enough for flowers and vegetables and
e box stall for horse or pony. Beverley
Farms offers country at its best for your
future home; moderately priced, on easy
with ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Realtor,
X 1132 s. nv NE; l143.
lot, 60-ft. front. 81 #. across rear; city
water, sewer, gas. sidewalk curbing and
to build on; restricted residential section;
near stores and busline. viii sell at bar
saiR sa1RoRs tos ;1ihs sfsh Prise: 81 Inauire
hr nnrgt1n I2n,s Eidse rd; Arlington, Va.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT in exclusive
Bradley Hills Grove, Ia acres. Oliver
LOTS. Rellingwood. Nd. e bl. e. Conn
ave., 81 200: $4,000 cash, bal. release
clause. Owner, WO, 1112 2Qs
Evening star., 1944-10-28
SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGlkIA.

ARLINGTON-AArmy, ,omcer transferred
offers Cape Cod brick home in i%mac1lsts
Sii heat, fireplace, equipped kitchen. fuli
Ehs + 5se, $3.50 aHs
NEAR AIRPoRT-Brick and stone. 1s
Tsplsees 0 on bas!ns wNER TR 'saaa
Lee highvay-5-,oom and bath bungalow
NEWMAN REAL ESTATE, $500 Lee hwy.
Yalow, ali on i floor; GE stove, refgr and
ditioned; fenced-in lot. garden; bus serv-
ARLINGTON. Woodmont-17-room. 2-bath
brick and stone home; step-down, living
and many special features such as large
sitting room or bedroom, fireplace; bath,
epp S dse Oo ao fss o and Ssts
Ssse Sss2 dH. i MseFE sss4' KING cH 'S0s. oH'
ARLINGTON, close in - 7-room 2-bath
brick; bedrooms and bath, on lst floor;
room screened 'i, porch garsse rage large frons-
on MeoEE 'ins.ee Rsa cH ienfS ssos' aVc cH
brick. large living room, fireplace, kitchen
EQUIPPED with refrigerator and stove. .
bedrooms and bath on 1st floor; End floor
basement. recreation. room with tile floor,
'sa sps sasG snd she pdse
fence tncloses yard Of wide frontage on 2
streets: 10c bus at door; schools and shops
k1a s1G'ts cH Ssos ca ssa7 sssn l. MCGEE
VERY FINE HOME or tnvestment-6-rm.
br semidet. house: conv. to shopping CEN
ter; 1st H., liv. rm., din rm.. kit; End a.
9 bedrms. and bath; J., MAYNARD MA
GEEuDpERS; PER ESelusIye sa Agent GL. 1898. Eve.'
MoDIHS' MODERN BRICK ati COLONIAL, located .ust
of Wash. blvd, 129 N. Illinois st.-Situ-
ated on lovely lot; rooms include en-
trance hall, large living rm. with fireplace,
large screened porch. dining rm.. powder
bedrms. and bath: other attractive fea-
lures are storage attic, buin-in garage
and recreation rm. In basement; completely
ssedseeeorated 9 oo approx yrs, OLD; v PRICE; n
MHGRuDER' ESclusive % y AGENT, t. 81 dH SsA 1853;
s-RoOM AMI. FRAME. 2-car garage. h.
E:h;, coal: lot .112x100; l0c bus: price,
$4,000: $1,000 down. $50 per mo. including
interest on st trust; allowance for paint
purchased adjoininE, Good buys in other
BY appointment only, GIL. 1891
ARLINGTON, Ashton Heishts-Spacious
and attractive 5-rm, white brick bungalow,
On good wooded lot: oil NV, heat, equipped
ties, garage. especially convenient to
Insssson ies RAI2 ~ AssoeA 2s sss,!nss ffss Yas
ca. 143s until 9.