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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Waste Paper, Fat
Weapons Of War

TIN CANS waste paper and
waste kitchen fats are impie-
mentS OF war The kitchen
fats which YOU turn In TO your
butcher in return for cash
and meat points are used TO
make ammunition soap and 10
help in the processing of naW-
raj and synthetic rubber.
Tin cans are needed for
many many things. and 10 YOU
believe the one on two YOU
might save each month are uu-
important. remember that a.
takes TWO tin cans 10 make "A
SWrettc the Angel of Mercy
hypodermIc needle and syringe
every soldier takes into battle
wit n t1Tru.
Waste paper is needed 10
make cartons Ton 10, fighting
and home fronts IL l> re-
claimed and used to package
Red Cross food kits. 10 make
bullet holders. cartridge belts
and food cartons for civilians.
When YOU have "a stack OF
waste paper AS high Il, a broom
h u d lie approximately 100
pounds, telephone Ran % ] % h
S2S2 and l1-lN4lI- ha- pi- +-Aei ftttt--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Visits Ralp Jordans

MRS. RALPH JORDANS
mother ga. Mrs Floyd Fur
low is spending two weeks
with her zen route 10 her
home in New York from San
Francisco and Portland. Ore,
where she has been visiting.
Ted Jordan arrived home
Saturday from Brooks for his
spring vacation ....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13


have been missing them since October and Toe
their return in me spring will be sorry 20
learn that they have decided 30 proione their
stHv IN RasteH
NJ. Worcester arrived IN town on Friday
....rented their house In Sunninsdale Drive.
Crosse Pointe shores for year 10 the Flem-
ing Iohnsous OF Adrian. and is supervising
me dismsrtGng Of the house and storing of
he furniture ..
In few days be viii rejoin Mrs Wor,cs-
ter In Boston where ihey have taken a
s44ite lafayette having moved
recently from The Copley Plaza ....
Mrs. Worccsters place Will he hard TO
iii IN The many organizations In which she
was so active the Crosse Pointe branch of
the Women National Farm and Garden Assoc
citation Allied Youth....T The Women g
Association for the Detroit symphony Orches-
ira Needlework Guild Arts and Crafts
Society Museum Of Art Founders and
the Women City CluD,..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Mrs. R. S. Cornell
To Entertain

MRS. RICHARD 6. CON
NELL SIR. of Strathcona drive
is expecting her granddaughter.
Dawn jeanne Council, TO spend
her sixteenth birthday anniver-
Sary here March p Miss Com
nell. who attends Ferry Hall at
Lake Forest. Ill. Viii be non
Wcd on that day hy her grand
mother al a buffet supper and
dancing party IN her home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

Young David Norcott is
shown playing with his
mother, Mrs. John NJ. Nor
colt before his guests ar
rived Saturday afternoon
10 help him celebrate his
third birthday The party
was given at the home of
his grandparents. the
Howard Ballantynes, where
he and his mother are
staying for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Band With Sticky Substance

1t happens that The females OF
these most damaging species OF
moths are unable 10 fly. 50 they
simply mist climb mp the tree
trunk BY banding the tree with
a sticky substance which the IN
sect cannot cross. the later IN
ieStatiouS may be very largely
prevented.
II is obvious that II The in
SectS emerge and climb as soon
As The weather turns warm,
the banding must be done be-
fore this turn of the season.
Later banding viii not control
these early-aVakcnlng insects
hut often serves as excellent
protection against other species
such AS bagWormS. cutwormS
and cankerVorms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
Project
Trees From
CaterpiIIars
nv ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

MANY or you wrote last
year asking how TO get rid Of
the worms or caterpillarS which
We're eating all the leaves on
your trees The easiest way 10
control many Of them is 10 band
the trees within the next few
weeks. before the weather turns
WaEm.
Such tree-climbing insects a
the Gypsy moth. the Browntaii
moth. and others spend one
stage of then life as pupae
buried in the earth. With the
very FIRST warm DAYS. they come
out and climb into the limbs of
The Trees overhead. there 10 lay
the eggs which Will eventually
hatch into hose pcSky worms or
CatcrpilarS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

spoon mt grated nutmeg Beat
Well Refill the potato shells
and brown i'm The broller With
FIR -4---- + ----------itt X, { ttfit t,t-,,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13

Look ia The Section IN Which Your Bathdag Comes aud Fad
Whit } Po Outiook Is, According 10 the Stars
For Ttesday Mo,ch ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-13
H. MONt or with
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THE WILLARD WORCESTERS' many friends. who
,.- .l--a lclohaL -okLna forward
Evening star., 1944-04-29
Uncle Roy's Corner

A s-year-old girl, Roberta Isaacs,
writes:
"I would like to know how the
Greeks discovered coal and how
they knew how to use 1t. would
also like to know who got the idea
of postage stamps, because I have a
collection. I see you are wizard
at answering questions"
Roberta gives me too much credit
when she says I am wizard"
about answering questions. but
like to take up such interesting
questions as this young reader
speaks of in her letter.
In the first place I may say that
we are fortunate to have q clear
record that the ancient Greeks knew
about coal. The Greeks were not in
the custom OF using coal az q COM
mon thing. Usually they made fires
with wood, or with charcoal, which
Is simply charred wood.
The rocklike substance which "a
true coal was known, however, In
ancient Greece. A pupil of the
famous Aristotle left us this record:
Stones that are called Goals can
be kindled and burned like wood
Goals. They are found in
Liguria, on the way to OlympiaS,
over the mountains. They are used
by the smiths"
So we see that people knew some
thing about real coal more than
1000 years ago. No record exists Of
how they first learned to use 1t. 1t
may be that coal, at the surface Of
the ground, started to burn when q
bonfire was lighted above it.
The ancient Britons knew about
coal. The Romans who invaded
Britain also may have built coal
fires. Cinders Of burned coal have
been found at points where the
Romans had camps.
We must travel quite a distance
from those times to get up to the
postage stamp. Only little more
than century has passed since the
first government postage stamps
were printed.
Sir Rowland Hill, an Englishman,
is given credit for making the first
plan for such stamp. In 1887, in a
printed pamphlet, he suggested that
"a bit of paper just large enough to
bear the stamp" should be prepared.
He said that on its back 1t should
have a "glutinous wash" which
could be made sticky with "a little
moisture" In 1910 the first official
British postage stamp was printed.
Evening star., 1944-04-29

Pass Pass Pass
Many times a contract can be
made by one partner and not by the
other, because a damaging opening
lead may be made by one opponent
and not by the other. Often pure
accident governs such hands, and
perhaps 1t was accident that placed
the six-spade contract of today's
hand with South, who could make it,
instead of with North, who could
not. But 1t must also be remem-
bered that North-South bid their
hands properly North opened with
his longer diamond suit instead of
his shorter spade suit, and South
responding in spades instead of
hearts,, while East missed q trick
when he did not jump to four clubs
Immediately over one diamond.
West thought he had a soft dou-
BILE of six spades and opened the
club ace. It was ruffed in dummy
and South led a diamond to his king,
noting that East could neither fol-
low suit nor trump. The spade queen
was led, West played low and the
finesse won. Now South led dia-
mond and finessed dummy's jack
The heart queen came next, and
West took his ace and led back q
heart; South overlook the jack with
the king and led the spade jack
which this time West covered. After
dummy's ace won, it was simple
matter for South to cash the dia-
mond ace, ruff a diamond to estab-
lish the suit and lead his last trump.
Vests nine was finessed, the last
trump was drawn, and dummy's re-
naming cards were high.
Yesterday you were Howard
Schenken's partner and, with both
sides vulnerable, you dealt and held
AA1042
2K7653
oK6
AXIS
The bidding:
You. Lightner. Schenken. Jacoby
IA Pass 20 Pass
CD
Answer-Three hearts. You must
bid not only because the two-heart
response is forcing for one round but
also because your powerful heart
support causes you to expect game
But to give more than single raise
would show more high-card strength
than you have and might lead tt
a losing slam.
Score 100 per cent for three
hearts, 40 per cent for four hearts
Question No. 1884.
Today you hold the same hand
but the bidding is different:
You. Lightner. Schenken. Jacoby
IA Pass 2NT Pass
CD
What do you bid9 (Answer Mon
day.
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Evening star., 1944-04-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tcon.. ,

PLYMOUTH 1871 4-door de luxe specia
sedah radio and heater, beautiful car in
,dS ana tTaao out very ow msaSe
Ga ave at Kenyon St. RA. 99a3. ''''''
PLYMOUTH 1889 station wagon; body ane
prced to ss peTS TeS s1od s
and terms. Kenyon Motors Georgia ave
at Kenyon st. RA. 9723.
peri Spnost. and trss low Ss miease miles ee1ps pvt
SEIMouTM ls5g SID ., wee05T
PLYMOUTH 1871 Special de luxe o-dooi
sedans;; a., 2 to choose from all low-mileage
choose from Arcade Pontiac Co. Wash
ington's largest Pontiac dealer, 1437 Irving
PLYMouTH oHHHi fa4i 4-door sedan; black.
excellent condition throughout; priced for
Sqiet6 sal sale trade and terms ms PsaIrkway
miles, garage kept handsome, mechanical
ly peri. prewar tires, orig. tread; S5l5
Falls Church 1792-W. Will show anywhere
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-door sedan: very good
condition; radio and heater. Wheeler, Inc,
PIYMoUTa PIN otSfGS Ia4l @ FdooT oTO de luxe sedan;
black; excel mech cond, 5 good tires
radio, heater, defroster; pvt. owner; nc
PoNTfAc1We have most complete line
of late-model Pontiacs. The cleaneSt stock
we have been able to offer for some time.
Cars. M '0 Priced to sell sell. N 50 other other cars to
choose from. Arcade Pontiac Co. Wash
ington's largest Pontiac dealer, 1437 Irving
PONTIAC l941; 15 of the finest Pontiac
sedans, sedanettes and coupes, the choicest
cars in town. 80 other cars to choose
from. Arcade Pontiac Co., Washington S
laTEest Pontiac dealer. 1437 Irving st. NV,
PoNTfAC 1e4o cony. coupe; car like rev:
G I1ntnun MnfnrS Wisconsin
sUSr. We 5s45 9S45 Open sunday .rfsct hin.
earefqlly driven BY one owner Trade
ten OK LIS Gh 9dao 221s 5S.nd.r couns
beautiful maroon finish radio and heater
fine-running motor, good tires. Lee D..
sqtlsT e9 R2l &lst St MN d. o1o door
sedan; new-car condition, with very low
sPi5sG e9 lR21 SlYt s. nw DI 94lo
practically new tires. A good one on gas,
81 Hawkins, 1888 14th st. NV. DU. 4322,
STUDEBAKER 1899 Champion de luxe g
no dealers. National s126.
sTUDEBAKER 1897 Dictator 4-door sedan;
Terms can be arranged. Call Emerson
sTUDEBAKER 1889 Commander "6'' tr.
sedan; blue finish, radio and heater, ex-
cellent tires: bargain price. Wheeler, Inc,
1910 Wisconsin. OR. 1920
WILLYS l941 sedan; like new, by original
owner, 1900 miles; radio. heater and
many extras. Car has had best of care;
SS95. Union 4425, after $50 pm. or
before I pm. Sunday.
TAXICAB, 1887 Plymouth, in perfect con-
dition. and PUG operates in Mont
Fomery CO. Md. Cab now earns a mini
mum of $3.50 per wk. Must sell at once
S275 down. WO, 9S47.
TAXICAB AND PUG. Davis, 1887 Cham
plain st. NV. MI 1440.
TAXICAB, Ford 1941; PUG license;
81 300: 6 am. to Z pm. $40 You st. n. W.
Evening star., 1944-04-29

the WORD
column opposite
it. have lettered-out
correctly your ship
to LETTER-OUT.
r-Out
(wha do to repair something
RAVEI.S-SAVER (he's good at rescues
PLEASURE-REPEAIS (he abrogates).
REASSERT-SERRATE "toothyD.
HARSHER-SHARER part
Evening star., 1944-04-29

CHERNERIZED CARS
1941 Ford super de luxe Fordor, r. and h
l94l Mercury 4-door, r. and h,
1P4l Chevrolet club coupe, r shd h.
1871 Packard 4-door sedan, r and h.
194l Olds sedanette, hydramatic, r and h
1871 Buick sedanette, r. and h.
I94l Dodge Luxury Liner 4-door, r. and h
1871 Dodge Luxury Liner coupe.
1910 Willis de luxe 4-door
1910 Mercury 4-door, r. and h.
1910 Plymouth 4-door, r and h.
1940 Ford de luxe Fordor. 7. and h.
1889 Buick 4door, r. and h.
MANY OTHERS
Terms-Trade-Guar
CHERNER,
Open Until 8 PM
1881 Fla. Ave NV Dial HO 5OOO
Evening star., 1944-11-21
HOUSE rRAIleRs.

184e NATIONAL HOUSE TRAILER, 10 it.,
excellent condition, good tires. S23 South
21st ST., Arlington, Va.
CONTINENTAL AND INDIAN. new; terms;
trade. A modern trailer village. HILLSIDE
TRAILER VILLAGE, $500 Marlboro pike
1914 KozY COACHES ana platts Man,
sood used models; Cash for your trailer.
wyn: Nd Tel. Rerwyn 45.
WASHINGTON TRAILER headouarters-
New tandem-wheel Schultz ON display: also
s-room TrayeIos and Americans, many used
"a mos. financing plans. Cali us today for
appraisal; Repairs and all types Of service
work. We have Barnes. International and
Duo -Therm. heaters in stock. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. INC. Open until 8. 4030
Wisconsin ave. WO. 3232.
ton: good tires, completely furnished
closets; private owned: S595. 1928 Bladens-
burg I'd. ne. tat N. Y. ave.
AUTO CRUISER - Newly painted, new
top; good tires. redeeorated inside in
TO sacrifice; $s95. See between and 9
INGTON TRAILER PARK, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1944-11-21
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.

S1O,5OO-Vacant, near Colesville, Md; 10
acres, country home, large rooms path,
nesting plant: 2 large. poultry houses:
horse horse and an COW barn other il
frontage on highway; house sets back 300
II: with shace; II miles out, JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesville, Md. Call Ashton
s-RooM MODERN BUNGALOW. l acre of
one-half cash. BUELL. M. GARDNER-J E.
KELLY Rockville. Md. Phone $50.
ls1a ACRES, miles, from. Silver Spring;
house. .4E acres in apples, other, fruit
trees, acres in woodland, acres in hog
lots garden, etc.: producing in excess
land & 100 Il. t. fTontsse s 0 on Layhiil road road;
beautiful homesite near stores, schools and
transp::. S1I.060;. terms, E. S. PRICE g.
G9 Gen NE ESao ss5S MI 5RgFsm 81 4a5q
ss.psa0x LARGE lot nu Soss
Macarthur blvd. and carline; $500,
terms. N. C HINES q SONS, District
1888. Evenings, call Mr.. Davis, Emerson
z. HYATTSVHLE-S750 down; Arm.
semibungalow,. living rm. with open fire.
place large Kitchen; bedrms., modern
bath and shower: full basement. INV. oil
RoBERT S. DAVIS. WA. 5000, 1908 Sal Hai:
VILLA HEIGHTS, MD.-Brick bungalow,
living rm with open fireplace, 3 bedrms.
basement srransed for, dining rm. snc
$3.50, terms. ROBERT s. DAVIS. WA
5000. 1903 Baltimore blvd, near Hot
RED BRICK-six rooms and bath: white
or colored cash only: in ne Wash. F. A.
BALL. Box 1884, Seat Pleasant P. O.,
Seat Pleasant. Md.
Evening star., 1944-11-21
GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT o
COLUMBIA November 18th l944-

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
CoLuMBIA col id Nevember 18th; ~ 1s44NA ~ ~,
Commissioners of the District of Columbia
in the matter Of closing certain streets and
matter described and the said Commits
sioners being satisfied as to the equity,
justice and advisability of said closings:
to the public interests. NOTICE is HERE
BY GIVEN that the said Commissioners
under GATE & Of Noyembe l9a4 hsye az
Act No. 307, approved December 10. 1882
the street and a,sd alley ANA - h1wp Ss
numbered as Maps aoss and so3a are
fect on and after December II. l94i, the
title to the land comprised in said areas
so closed to revert to the abutting prop
said closings to take effect Jointly or sep
arately by subsequent order or orders. on
ne effective date aforesaid acsSrdng foIdI 70
Closing of 18th Street between Butler and
Galen Streets. Sc. and closing public al
Sex IN sausrs bs rVm coshx 5h pats
streets and alleys in the Northeast Section
living within the territory bounded on the IN
street. and on the. west by. Lowrie Place
ss snd the 10 U ss u ps and % he M f gaafe ally 5 ad de-
seribed as follows: Closing parts of Hunt
Street between Lowrie Place and 52nd
Street: closing parts of send Street be-
tween Hayes and Jay Streets; closing parts
of public alleys in and adjacent to Square
5IT7 and in Square 519S; including a ded-
ication of land for streets and alleys with
in the above described territory" Any and
all parties interested must file in writing
with the Commissioners, D. c.. objections.
providing for the closings listed above. be-
fore December II. 1914 otherwise said
closings shall become effective on and
after that date, in accordance with the
provisions of said Public Act NJ. 307. ap-
proved December ID. 1892. JOHN RUS
SELL YOUNG, C. w. KUTZ. GUY MASON.
Dn12 exCt, hnI
Evening star., 1944-11-21
| axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
What the Readers Want to Know

w nat the hc2OerS want 10 hn0W.
From j. L. T., Nacogdoches: A few
weeks ago YOU referred to an "erro-
neous double negative" Aren't all
double negatives erroneous?
A. Not always. In forms of
guarded affirmation, double mega
tives are quite correct, as: He ap-
peared rot unfriendly.
From Mrs. c. R., Los Angeles:
What is the origin and meaning of
the word chirothesia?
A. It's from the Greek and means
"the laying on of hands" Say: KY
.roe-THEE' 'si-uh
From a reader: Please explain the
abbreviation @. E. D.
A. 1t stands for the Latin phrase
Iquod erat demonstrandum, which
was to be demonstrated. pro-
nounced: kwod AIR-at DEM on
lSTRAN'dum.
From E. L. s., Sacramento: Here
is clipping which says of pianist:
She plays for soldiers for free" Is
it good grammar?
A. It's slang-a combination of
''for nothing" and free" 1t should
not be used in serious speech or
writing.
From w. D., Oakland: Does the
word Jew designate a religion or
a nationality?
Evening star., 1944-11-21
AUroMobllEs FOR yAlf tce.%).

TREW VALUE CARS
Al Hudson Commodore 4-dr. sedan; radio,
heater.
Al Hudson de luxe 2-dr. sedan; radio.
heater.
Al Nash de luxe 2-dr brougham; heater.
Al Nash de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
Al Plymouth conv. coupe.
Al Pontiac cony coupe.
AZ Plymouth de luxe 2-dr. sedan,
AZ Plymouth de luxe coupe.
40 Chrysler de luxe 4-dr. sedan: radio,
heater
40 studebaker de luxe 4-dr sedan, radio,
heater.
40 Packard de luxe 4-dr sedan; radio,
heater
40 La Sale de luxe 4-dr sedan; radio.
30 Buick de luxe 4-dr sedan.
80 De Soto de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
80 De Soto club coupe.
80 Chrysler Royal 4-dr, sedan.
'38 Cadillac de luxe 4-dr sedan
'3S Chevrolet de luxe 2-dr. sedan
'37 Dodge de luxe 4-dr. sedan
'36 Plymouth de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
'36 Dodge 1h-ton panel truck.
OPA prices or less.
TREW, MOTOR Co, 18th and Pa. ave
Sc, Dodge-Plymouth distributors. Open
evenings and Sundays
Evening star., 1944-11-21

ON H ST. N.E.-Store and complete apart
ment, in one of the best blocks of the
BUSINESS 6Sl % SECTION; price @ and terms reason
81: ea5I. I MRS, a4aaaG; ToLETvsR LII sRsS weekdays
bath. cellar gas heat; si1 900. T HALL uS q
BRO: 1904 st. ne. Ii. 1891.
SILVER SPRING, near B. Il o. station; 8
CARLIN. sl15 Georgia ave sH. 1918.
3.STORY corner brick building. adj. Nc
Kinley High School. lunchroom and delica-
lessen on first floor. z rooms. > baths
above: long established business: owners
ness ana sauss sale Of pTsgefy Go
cash, BALANCE on mortgage. See Mr.. Norris.
WEAxER W. S.GR BROS, INC. WASHINGTON Bldg,
IMDSSTkrAL SITE, ne. corner 18th and and
So. IT.; desirable, white section, close in.
suitable for apt: house. warehouse or retail
stores; price. Sl7,500 F. ELIOT MID
pdETpN; pdyp M, Inyestmsnt BLDG. RE. l1s1.
rooms. annual income. Sl26:OO0; priced
poNAIDsoN, aoI 1'eSot woodward 'isid BIdg. ~ .
STORE AND 2 APIS, on 18th St. north
of California st. Has potential income of
price price Of s16; 900 is reasonable CAN MT.
sAuNpERs Co NC sc4 ReatoTs MiLElAM 1t issH
1919 < st. NV, DI. 1O15.
18th ST., below Rhode Island ave. store
store house about 1,500 #. floor space:
full cellar; has commercial entrance
through sidewalk; building is in excellent
condition, with oil heat. Rental from apis.
alone Is $500 per month and there Is no
$4,000, terms. EDWARD l. sTRoHEcK EEK
Err ME- o113, 1910 Vermont ave NV
Evening star., 1944-11-21
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

DoroNI lihCLL-l APT. bldg. and
beautiful modern equipment: in best rental
section of Wash; total income. approx;
Tss s Very opea
ated and the low rentals make ii an out
standing buy; Cali Mr; Wolbsrg, IA. 1885,
with it, SHANNON q. as d LuCHs co, 1905 H st.
dHIFAMILY dia! APT: detached brick years
s4s 900, Boss & PHELPS. Ma. 1900;
EVENINGS & Sunday. Mr.. Measell, DI. 07o5.
81, 400, 81 1850; eyes. sH: oas2
GOOD CoNSTkUGTioN hfF and quality equip,
through this 5-unit property in Mont Co.
yet convenient location attract the type
OF tenants who don't keep changing. II
ge geqr geq etn o BY
Tesitor; sH' 1888. sun. and ewes, s pu,
FIRST @ go coMMERGfAL. me S0fa6sqS s6aa So # on
St: NV; lots S15 and SIC: square 1902,
p 4FaRrMENfsc Esf cheTeb neT Bias less than
szPs6sss s4s 6Ss only 400 sSa s5sker Pfss
SAFE; eonseryative investment: KoGoD &
BooK0IF; sss EoI,vs HA a3s9o RA; 65e1.
Pfhs sfy E7.nsss Z fsas and P9ss 9aadaS
THE FINEST BUY to be offered is this
modern 3.-unit bldg. in fne Alexandria
section ton 9 1t is COMPOSED Of :, des bldgs,
beautiful apts., with modern fixtures. par
auet floors, etc. Can be bought for 6
and can be flnsnced excsienpiv Rth; With ii'ss as
low as 100000 cash: Failure to see this
oEen 6oB is GE osss lSs sqT sasSoN sSe s LH He
CO., 605 H st. r.w, MA 2345
lis 'th ST sE-Arransed FL as separate
@ cali Priss Sunday Gay
isth,. NEAR sPRING RID. S.w.-7-unit
heome hR modsFn VI ~ IT. EHRY aaa s9hs NA 5"
:! STORES AND APIS. 2 3 rms. and
ocs R led on rms .tb and b. and 'sntoTs % s9
q q colored Mr.. PENpLEToN, DU. s4ss, IS
Iaeo BLOCK N SITS. N.w.-e-family apt,
3 garages in rear; rented for about $1,000
Ss!Ean tGR MAp1E VI sAs5 co 4R b
Penn. Pla AyE.-3o,unit; astory brick apt;
ShoppnE Gensers @ od0 rentals ap
sys. y. FIR; SEQ, Ext, s;I;c ,,,,
apt. bldg. all brick; ; large rooms on both
lst and "nd floors Groom apt on ground
level; rents. $500 per mo. Price Sl5.s50:
terms ter TO 70 suit. NJ; T. BRoYHILL CO,
l3-FAMILY APT BLDG, new: on wide
blvd. direct from builder: priced $4,000
conservative loan: will return 20"s on
substantial down payment. WI. 1883.
LESS THAN YEAR OLD-@-story semi
det brick, 4-family apt. of rooms and
bath each; parauet floors, electric re-
frigerator. automatic coal heat: excellent
location near Alabama ave Sc. " blocks
from bus: monthly rentals, $50 each
Net return over 80 on cash payment of
$1,000. To inspect call Mr.. Manuel, with
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC. Elk. 1922
g. UNIT AP4RTMENT-Mode,n semidet.
brick BLDG, in Georgetown, . units of
becrms., kit, bath: one of rm.. kit. bath
annual rental better than $4,000 per year
buildings of this type are hard to find in
Evans. Wo 0290. SHANNON & LuCHs
CO. 1905 H ST. NV. MA. 2:345.
IF YOU'RE SHREWD you'll quickly see
that the generous size rooms in this e.
unit apt. property give It quite preference
over most others: $3.50 placed in this
brick and stone property will clear you
more than 10 per cent after paying taxes
and upkeep and paying down the mtge each
month. 1t will rank high among 3-unit
investments in the D. C. and Md. area.
RIPLEY. Realtor SH. 7539 ewes and holi-
oayS. SH. 2S1l Mr.. TroStle