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The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
KIRTLAND N TOWN

C. p. KirtIand, formerly of the Bank of Wrangell and now with the National Bank Of Commerce, Seat tle, was a visitor in WrangelI this week while in the north on busi- ness.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
ATTENTION
GILLNETTERS

Meeting of Gillnetters will be held Sunday afternoon at D. m. to discuss the sockeye situation.
 Adv.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
ST PHnLP,s nn1In

St. Philips Guild will meet next Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. z. M. Bradford.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
CARn OF THANKs

We wish to thank our many friends for their acts of kindnesses and beautiful floral offerings in our bereavement, the death of our beloved husband and father, Ludwig Berg.
 Mrs. Ludwig Berg
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Mundy
 MT. and Mrs. John Berg
 Mir. and Mrs. S. A. Shepard
 MT. and Mrs. L. c. Berg
 MT. and Mrs. E. Christensen
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09

LOST Silver fork on highway near Everett Petticrew house. Re- ward for return to Sentinel office
 2S-1t
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-06-09
BINGO

PLAY BINGO - SATURDAY NIGHT - RED MEMS HALL Proceeds go to Sick Benefit Fund - CanneTy Workers
 Auxiliary Union RED MEN HALL. 8 P. M. SATURDAY, JUNE 10
 Adv.
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22

By the way, It. Jack Anderson is a new addition to our Officers Basketball Team! And It. J. B. Geyer is our new PIT Instructor.
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22
TUESDAY NIGHT CONCERT AT LIBRARY
 FEATURES ALL-REQUEST PROGRAnl


 Have you attended the Tuesday evening concerts of recorded music held at the Base Library? Have you suggested numbers to be in- cluded in future programs :? If your answer is "No" to the above you have a treat in store for you, for these concerts are popular and pleasant "escape." Won't you join us next Tuesday evening?
 The program described below is another of our all-request pro- grams.
 Chopin paved the way to musical impressionism, but it was Debussy who became the virtual father of modernism in general and in 1892 he startled the world with the Pre- Jude to the Afternoon of Faun," /" which we have chosen as the first
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22

number on our program. This tone poem, one of the most popular ot Debussy's works, evokes thes suc- cessive scenes in which the longings and the desire of the Faun pass in the heat of the afternoon.
 Another tone poem is Respighi's "The Pines of Rome" whose title is self-explanatory. This will be fol- lowed by Beethoven's Eighth Sym phony which the composer consid- cred superior to any of his other works, although it is not as fam iliar to audiences.
 The program will close with the playing of schumann's First Sym phony, it's music full of happiness of the Spring season.
 The place, Base Library; the time, =1945 next Tuesday! :
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22

Hartford Bowlodrome. After losing the first two matches, the WACs reversed their Rip Van Wrinkle characters and became the bowling men, to soundly trounce the MP's in the final match. =-
 The WAC Detachment, through this medium, wants to issue chal- lenge to the 18th and also the Sig nal Detachment. Call Sgt. Louise A. West at the Base Special Serv- ice Office, Ext. 295.
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22

Speaking of "talent" around Bradley, who is that gorgeous blonde that "pilots" for the Red Cross. In case you don't know who I mean, take a look-see over at the Main Gate Waiting Room.
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22
CONTROL BOARD
T/SGT. MAXWELL DUBIN

T/SGT. MAXW ELL DUBLIN
 By the way, It. Jack Anderson is new addition to our Officers Basketball Team! And It. J. B. Geyer is our new PIT Instructor.
 Response to the movies being shown by our Special Service Offi- cer has been overwhelming! The boys have waited a long time for the chance to see a movie without the necessity of taking the "long march" to the Post Theatre, espe- cially in cold and slippery weather (the transportation is always poorly This is definitely an im- provement and is the achievement of the year to the boys of the 9311. Did you know that Cpl. William (AdmiraD Frey wants to make it twosome
 And when Sgt. c. Payne Smith fulfills that lifelong ambition to travel to South America, etc., etc., it will not be alone!
 Great big hand for S/Sgt. Perry Reese who has become the "of- ficial" scorekeeper for the 93rd. 
 Seems that several of the 93rd WOLVES must have taken that article on "wolfng," which appear ed in last weeks issue of the BEAM, seriously because Sgt. John O'Grady and Cpls. John Anderson, James Singer, Alfred LoCicero and James Louden did all right at the dance held in the Egyptian Room at the Hotel Bond in Hartford.
 Seems like 1st Sgt. Thomas J. Monaghan, IT,, will not tell us his little secret! S/Sgts. Charles H. Dietz, John J. Sullivan, Robert FL liott and Sgt. Bayard Wilson won't tell either, but before long we'll all know where, when and why their Detachment gets those cookies and pies.
 Pvt. Robert Wilson of Transpor- tation has received 137 letters in 4 days. That's quite record for an EM! Fan mail or is it? He'll need about two secretaries if the mail continues to come in that way!
 The WACs and G.I.s are working hard with their songs and dance routines and it's all for the Post musical "The Battle Of Bradley" Loudest voice at chorus rehearsals is the well-known grooming thrush Cpl. "Sinatra-Crosby" Kahn, who is outshining all the rest; in fact, he positively glows. Cpl. Fred Counsel, is designing and painting the scen- cry. His side-kick S/Sgt. Howard Harmening, now returned from furlough, is in the process of re- cuperating from it's effects in order to do the lighting. Rounding out a trio of artists and technicians is the we'll known Cpl. John Martin, who is way ahead of the set of "briarhoppers" in his job as prop manager!
 Sgt. Charlie "Foxhole" Chesner has been prospecting new claim down in Meriden. Can this be the influence of those two men-about- town, Farley and Babcock?
 Speaking of "talent" around Bradley, who is that gorgeous blonde that "pilots" for the Red | Cxoc. T~ 14o1 x,1,, Io~,4 IL
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22
WAC Bowlers Defeat
 .#*~#r 841st- Almost

The muscular WACs, who enjoy bowling big pins instead of the usual ducks" engaged the 841st in their favorite pastime at the
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22
WAC FACTS AND FICTION

Male Call
By SGT. LOUISE A. WEST

ESzzz5z1z115z AND SAY ADIEU
 good of another shall their familiar faces the dances the mess but they will remain minds Good luck girls Godspeed and happiness in assignment Pvt Louise Stone stoney" d the morning last fall and sometimes with all the packing had the feeling this would when would have her barracks bags the truck and waiting of "sepn Feht" movement than the Were we burned up Just ask us'
 There always one place picture may by all "Suly" (S WAC Photo Lab long dope that out suy hung picture there she left This gentle reminder specifically indicates that Sully does not want to be forgotten
 
 SUCH DETERMINATION SHOULD CREDITED Proudly displayed her ice skates Van Burens face showed she said she going learn skate No WAC where the hard and that with ankles obblns and equilibrium disturbed several other the ponds Sueld and Thompson vie of the Recreation Ha will be there, but the wACs A DOGS EYE REvEIILE O63o IN THE WAC AREA they thought beloved of the WACs could said before) Did the eud them this morning when they t tie m upP
 There they were up couldn't tell Anna May from Mary Lou know the WACs pretty them actual standing Especially early the morning when it's and clear
 Although familiar face appeared this hospital basketball Do know, it's mighty good to ehera again!
 
 getting that being involved the changing Frenchy" Dvller Mrs. Wathons Pv Lena Teefel Thkivit changed her to Mrs Tony Zoo Mrs Caop 3H days go for this girls busy.
 NICE GUY
 tmewh a pat hand shakes back for the interest and endeavor contributing Friday night dances that the ue box always working when the band working and girl looks though she'd like little companionship Tom my yvvontle Ter down.
 WACS 841s GUARD SQUADRON
 know! The competition these days and the increased the Finance the precedent of bowling MP Bradley Field had work hard With bowling three matches Wednesday evening a the Bowodrome follow:
 WACs 6S8 666 64S
 622 would have tied Conf Yes Sireee!
 While your reporter awaiting non-mlary spectator guy eneraP" hash marks three stripes and h such rank? Thus have general midst . "Pop" MerriGeld of the Guard Squadron
 bowl the WACssame place. same the of the s5ls Signal for the fol-
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sG$$& i. <.-.~
 PROMOTIONS
93rd

To First Sergeant: T/Sgt. Wesley J. Dodd ID Staff Sergeant:
 Sgt. John A. Neck, Jr. Sgt. Wendell A. Nickerson Sgt. Larkin H. Burrill Sgt. Charles F. Greenzweig Sgt. Howard E. Harmening To Sergeant:
 Cpl. Marion M. Kosinski Cpl. Claude A. Lee
 Cpl. Emil (NMI) Moravek Cpl. Sam (NMI) Salmonowit2 Cpl. Richard E. Simpson Cpl. Ova (NMI) Sprague Cpl. Frank P. Esposito To Corporal:
 Pfc. Sol (NMD Morganstern Pfc. Samuel (NMI) Simpson Cpl. George A. Casselman Pvt. Louis (NMI) Silverman To Private First Class: Pvt. Joseph V. Welden Pvt. Clarence w. Byrd Pvt. Charlie E. Albritton Pvt. Henry M. Zubrzych Pvt. Irving A. Hill
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22

War is costly, victory is price less.
 SAVE - BUY BONDS
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22

Sgt. Charlie "Foxhole" Chesner has been prospecting a new claim down in Meriden. Can this be the influence of those two men-about- town, Farley and Babcock?
Bradley beam., 1944-01-22

Only WAC would pull the one about "Cry Havoc" being three hankie picture.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
KENYON ST. NV.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

Want DIRECT FROM owNER, 10 70 / ,
room room q hoIse ono for c9lored in Breoklsnd.
or No s sss4 'ssa Weekdays aer os'e osione Sonaay
any location; no commission. Box s55:T,
s.s-RooM HOUSE in cheverly. Nd. Box
HAVE CLIENTS interested in buying
E; \. Rau, l Thomas Circle. once. DI
BRICK as9e HG0s R0Sss. si:0 to soza bedroom, ,vne
cash price: Boz 47S.T, Star. anu '.''
room house in nerthwest s0 secton
estate, Montgomery County, s25 900. Cali
%ANT 70 sUY rSR 81 dxsa sssa eonn iars
esn or nr.f rm house in Pstwor.h or Chevy
VIE ts'sl eASs Shfios %i 2sss Ioo hom. in
nv nv D. e. = Bethesda or Silver Spring area.
Be- Gxfn feaeI 0d w 1oos asss
about 81 900 cash: BOX 47o-D, Star.
must be in or near Cottage City or Coimar r
ss1aaoldsT hanal fsT.ni.ooa ADs I4ia stS
mediate possession viii pa, ali cash' aa BOZ Box
i Pay HIGHEST .u-e..h price, for old
D g houses: no commission. MRS. KERN.
So5Z Woooley pL NV. co. 2676.
NV. Chevy Chase or Md. vic; cow. stores,
transp: essential; immed possess. WO. 6152,
LEAVING THE CITY? Individual will pay
home. DU. $500, Ext. 42S. ewes. only. II:
homes In Arlington or Falls Church. c. s..
Shillinghurg. 46I5 Lee hwy, Arlington.
WILL FAY CASH ior ea houses nm in As II ka15iae9f aSa9
Colmar Manor Cottage City, Hyattsville,
Riyerdals and University Park. Robert 8.
WILL PAY Cash for small house in D. c.
from private party. Quick settlement. No
commission to pay. RIA. 2036.
We PAY ALL Cash for ne. and Sc. prop-
erty; quick settlements. Gum q Miller.
PHONE Us BEFORE SELLING YOUR
property. Prompt inspection. Free appraisai
By Maryland
-. ROGER MOSS, RKALroR.
2l28 r. I Ave. NE. HO. 602o.
toonttnusd 90 Ns1t pAga.S
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Hard to Believe-S1295O.


bs Ghevy yyAGss Gssss boct canb bedrSom; ss
Blessed Sacrament :, Lot 1ls-tt. front.
sash sss WI res ssab reaf'ef a 4a
COLORED, 100 block seaton pl., n.w.-2-
Cox 0, !, 4 CO, Re Re-, 1923; after Z. TR; 1888.
mont Hgts., Md. across street from Dis
trict, 3 blks. st. carline. Price, S6.4b0.
For. information call NJ. L. Hamburger,
week days. MA. 245T: ewes. and Sum-. IA.
FOR coLoRED-lo1e 9th ST. n.e.-Brick
dwelling. rooms and bath, electricity.
NA. 417s. Evenings. Adams 1859. "''
COLORED-Nice 6-rm. and bath, anil. in
ne: price and terms attractive. Phone
SS5soRSD: e 1897 g. 9 st: .tt n.e ,,:1, room. and
good condition; $1,000. terms. Han 4
eSloksnH1ss esS ikaat ss M M.rJi.nd T.; a's, sy. MS
RE. SS 47s7, russell aii r. Barrett. Barre e''0oo' '
COL0RED = Brookland =. Completely de-
tsshed home on lot e7xisl: 9 rooIns; On
sulated, storm doors and window. sashes;
priced for quick sale: possession. Can M,
SnSREb %SYz s. De tsSs sssS Or ror TR b2cf 2aas vs
psae @ $50 cs Hu5s AS. ssis soo Or dSxn Rx asns m
C0L0RED. direct from owner: Groom Co
ssas ssasl Ap asns; ssl!si aSse. ssss. h-vh Miss
ami: $4 700. all cash and total price
s6Lostb1ss e6i 3stf; aEs Clerks It. n.v-rwo-..or,
s:sf Ell t: i.se sed A' '.Iss isos s.fd' $3.50 down
Evening star., 1944-01-16
NoUsQ8 poR ,aAlR.
PETWORTH-$8,7 ,750.
CWNERP OSSESSTON

Immediately after settlement. Must sell
etght rooms good condition, four bedrooms
matte hot water, plumbing Installed fol
apartment; second floor; near terminui
express buses, Elimination brokers' com.
missions enables splendid offer. Tel. Taylor
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Holjsrs e0R sAis.

mr.. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE,
Just OF Conn. ave. facins the Chew
Chase Golf Course. = spacious center-hall
brick, new-house condition; large liv. rm.
bedrms.. 2 paths. 2nd a.; good bedrm. and
large storage room. Bird a.; 2-car garage;
fenced rear yard. Immediate occupancy.
Reasonable terms. Call Mr.. Smith.
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI Rh4a
Evening star., 1944-01-16
HoUsrs ron SALT.
ALL LARGE ROOMS.

home with iivins rri. and freplsce. is isrse
dining rm.. den, completely equipped kitch-
en-, 3 hedrms. on 2nd floor. with tile bath.
Attic. $4,000 So. IT. OF ground. Property
is located in Wheaton, Md. Good bus
service e Gh. Ch. Circle. a steal at 50, $50.
Sunday Call Mr.. Graham. WI, sl9s.
OPEN TODAY 12-5.
IMMEDIATE Possession, Put this
home on your. MUST SEE LIST Lovely
semi-detached brick, 6 rooms, bath H. w h
Deep lot. full basement, porches, etc Com
pletely reconditioned Conveniently situ-
sted near everything Priced for only
"YoUR NEiGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. $500.
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Attractive Groom Bungalow
In Takoma Park, 2 blocks from stores, bus.
Large living room with fireplace; 3 bed
rooms, screened-in porch, extra large
kitchen with ,refrigeration and range; large
Insulated. weather stripped. Lot 50x15O.
PRICE only 1880. Take bus to center
Of town, turn right Just beyond trance
I04 ELM AVE. OPEN 10 to TO-DAY.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$11 $50.
Near Conn. ave. shopping center. rms,
pches.,. full attic, new Norge refrg.. oil
heat; dne condition. Semidet. EN-. 2763.
PRICE REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE.
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO 6.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
1911 14th st; NV. in. Sauls Addition
for for : large fsmily, or refined guesthonse;
hall. living room, fireplace large dining
room and kitchen. pantry; h.-w. oil heat;
large lot. Good terms
McDEV1TT, Realtor, RA. 4422,
EXCLUSIVE BROKER
Evening star., 1944-01-16
IOO ID T1AVE
TEE RUN OF THE HOUSE"
OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO 6 PM.

THE RUN OF THE HOUSE"
OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO PM
5727 Euclid ST., Cheverly, Md.
IN uniaIe E-oedroom house, yrs young
Stone front, tiled bath, fireplace screened
porch, oil air-conditioned heat. Rieh
price and down payment. TO REACH
Streets MARKED On Curbs) Cheveriy ave
70 Forest ave, turn right on Forest ave
to Valley Way then LEFT on Valley way U,A
bIock, then, right on Euclid st. to 57o7
Monday call HAL NICKEL. At night, WA
REALTY SERVICE CO., MA. 3435
sssEaIy sTaEET reS SEhE bI'cS STANTON sdT PARK Ne
House Hoy So in excellent condition. Price
Now VACANT.
ls3s rs3s Neytop st; NE Ideal for Nursery
oxiso srced d' ssrasfi sc Soo S5se yaTd aIti
INGLEsIDE TERRACE.
10 rms. baths, arranged into apts
WITH present income quoted $500 mo
Building and business priced at sI1 800
.'l ''0a $50 CASH HANDLES
This lovely RIVER Terrace Home of room.
and bath. All modern. Brick row Ga,
circulating heat. Total price. $3.50
smah moninsy EAST psynsrss; SAPITor, ST.
16 rooms, 4 baths, arranged into apts
Air conditioning. Fire escapes and meet.
all D. C. regulations Gar. Net income
5000 mo. An ideal investment. Priced a
$4,000, with $4,000 cash down payment
rNrYNr rr.rr%yHya
Evening star., 1944-01-16
BRIGHTWOOD.

Semidet. all brick g rms, baths, 2
.nclosed sleep. porches, att. gar, auto oil
heat; lHm, Poss. eless to - Ashopptins DIST
Evening star., 1944-01-16
COLORED.
CHOICE BUYS.
Realtors,
50O1 E. Cap. st. IL 354o.
925 N. Y. Ave. NV MA. a797.

i OWN YOUR OWN HOME
4645 Hayes ST. me-, Deanwood-C1oss
to car line rms bath. cleo, gas. hot
water heat. porches, yard; low down pay
lment. balance easy terms. See FRANCIS
lHEIGLE. 1417 l, st NV
Evening star., 1944-01-16
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,

SIl.J6U.
A location near Nebraska ave; Groom
brick built only 3 years, gas heat, 3 lovely
bedrooms, bath: bus at corner; early DOS
session. Call EN- 1890 Sun. and weekdays
F. A. TWEED CO, 1904 Conn ave
Evening star., 1944-01-16
MoUsR3 poa NlLG,

c0L0t3b-93,766; 1000 block south
tory. S ) rooms. sa b:tS. sIS sise., n.-w.h. =
Lamont near Park pl. NV 2-story semi.
cellar. large yard: Iossession Ma 1908.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
OPEN TODAY 12-5,

1885 INGLESIDE TERRACE NV,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Don't fail
to see this unusual home situated near all
conveniences. large rooms, 2 baths, auto
heat, porches, etc. Newly reconditioned
and priced for quick sale for only $3.50,
y aYouR NE1aHBoR BOUGHT FROM US !.
Leo NJ. Bernstein q Co, NE. 500.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Excellent NE. Location.

20-FT. HOUSE-S7.35O
You will be fortunate to purchase this
Desirable home on r. /. ave. ne, Just of
N Capitol st, that contains spacious
rooms and bath, h.-w.h.. elec. refrigerator
further information call Mr.. Knapp at
BEITZEIL'S. DI 1900
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Q BLOCKS FROM CHEVY CHASE CLUB.
center-hsll brick Colonial on corner lot,
containing IL 900 50 TT: large living rm.,
on first floor; bedrooms, . baths and
sleeping porch on second floor, large stor-
maids room and bath in basement. Gear
brick garage. This house is offered for
sale because the owner is transferred from
~
Evening star., 1944-01-16
NEAR PENTAGoN BUu,DING

Spacious. comfortable. soundiy construct
sd S-rm. home near Chevy Chase Club, 4
oedrooms, baths, screened sleeping porch,
large hvinE room with fireplace, big We.
NV. heat; Gear garage; large yard with
nne shrubs and trees: immediate posses
sion: price Of 81 1, 900 allows for redecorat-
ing: reasonable down payment, balance one
trust with reasonable monthly payments
GEORGE Y. WORTHINGTON & SON,
Active Realtors Since, 1892,
Evening star., 1944-01-16
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS,

7 461l DE RUSSEY PARKWAY
| Conveniently located Groom brick;
| block to Wisconsin ave. TRANSPORTATION;
spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, finished attic
| in new-house condition; 2-car garage. va.
can't Immediate occupancy. Call EN-. 1896
sun: and weekdays. F. A. TWEED &C.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
14th AND MONROE NV.
IyHR EE-CT0RX ROIM nRICK

CHOICE BRICK HOME.
frame home of rooms r and d attached ia sao saa
rage. oil heat. newly painted and papered;
large lot; l block to bus line; S9,750.
line and bus line-Nearly new 6-room
home, automatic heat, brick garage,
screened porch; S9.250.
Cheverly, Md.-Large s-rm. brick. 2
bedrms. and bath on end floor, bedroom
and bath on 1st floor; attached garage;
large lot, on paved street: s11. $50.
Woodley Hills, Md.-Near schools and
bus; nearly new Groom Colonial, with
attached brick garage: modern equipment
''" w WooDRiDGE r REALTY '9; CO, coo
22S1 R. / Ave NE NO. 1203.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
Nouses pcR &klf.
NEAR i4th 8 PARK ROAD,
Af.r HRicK Raif 2r 81 r6so

Ask us-Where in this city you can buy
l2-room, 2-bath house, zoned first COM
mercial in downtown WASHINGTON. or a
sleah yAGANT f,ARkay39 .NW3 1-RooM. 2-BATH.
Terms. Cali Harry Dreisen, or Murray Co.
j. 1000 nH HOQR
Evening star., 1944-01-16
OPEN TODAY 1875.

OPEN TODAY 1875.
1423 JUNIPER ST. NORTHWEST.
Be sure to see this unusual detached
brick. situated in lovely Shepherd Park. s
ro0ms a bedrooms). baths. den, oil heat.
Iull daylight basement. coy fireplace,
spacious grounds. etc. Truly home of
exceptional charm and comfort Con-
veniently near everything Priced for only
Sl15;S5o on easy terms. IMMEDIATE
YOUR NEiGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein & Co. ME. 5000.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,

3S11 KANAWHA ST. NV.
Owner occupied-immediate possession
Large detached center hall west of Conn
ave-. bedrooms, baths 2 inclosed
porches. First-floor den and lavatory, un-
usual living room, 31x15; maids room and
bath, 2-car garage, large lot
Can Inspect Sat. and Sun, 3-6 PM
DUVALL & CO.,
700 nth NJ w MA 11ho 500
Evening star., 1944-01-16
OPEN-VACANT.
YES, CHICKENS!

Kensington, Md.-Detached home large
rooms. tile bath, h. -w.h.; thoroughly recon
ditioned and vacant: large fenced-in yard
CALL MIR WILEY, oRDWAY 1851
Alex. K. Anderson e. Co.. EX. 5000
Evening star., 1944-01-16

Corner brick rooms. Q modern bath.
with shower. h.-w.h. toil-fired). . fire.
places, small rear terrace: attractively re.
stored; vacant: immediate possession.
OWNER GQ6H
Evening star., 1944-01-16
CLEVELAND PARK.

A brick home Of discrimination built
only 3 years by outstanding District build
err; spacious rooms; wide-shaded lot: 5
bedrooms of master size, 8 baths, living
room 14x26, powder room. reception hall.
de luxe kitchen. recreation room, also
maids room and additional bath: 2-car
built-in garage; immaculate condition. Call
EN- 1890 Sun and weekdays. F. A.
1WEED co S604 Conn
Evening star., 1944-01-16

EDGEMOOR,
BETHESDA AREA.
Center-hall Colonial. 5 bedrooms and
sitting room, 3 baths, large living and
dining rooms, buffers pantry in kitchen,
solarium, first-door den and lavatory,
large wooded lot Gear detached garage;
close to everything, in the best Of neighbor-
hoods; $4,000 cash required.
GRAHAM-HAL. WI. 1850:
Sunday Call Mr.. Hall, SH. 6121.
WOODBRIDGE
BARGAIN,
S7.650.
TO SETTLE ESTATE,
1901 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
Attractive five-room and bath bungalow,
Real open fireplace, hardwood floors, gas
hot-water heat, auto hot-water heater.
hoored attic, large dry basement with
laundry trays. Nice level lot. Wonderful
location. close to everything. Will take
about $3.50 to handle. Act Quick.
$1,000,
2811 MONROE ST. NE.
Six rooms and bath, bedroom and bath
on first floor. Hot-water heat, coal. Large
dry basement with laundry trays " block
to r. I. ave. cars. Nice terraced lot with
beautiful rose bushes, flowers and shrubs
Open fireplace: house well insulated and
screened. Terms, $4,000 cash. balance
peter j. hagan,
1887 s4th ST. NE. MT. MT. RAINIER MD.
See our large ad under Suburban For Sale.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
DETACHED BRICK.
BETHESDA, MD.

am offering the best buy in this desir-
able location. This brick detached home
contains large rooms. : complete baths;
oullt-in garage, screened porch. air-condi-
st floor. You must see this home to appre-
ciate the quality and value. BETHEL S,
Evening star., 1944-01-16
COLORED.
FLAGLER PL. NV.

:, Well-built row brick home, large rms.
tiie bath, furnace heat full basement, .
decorating: 81 900 cash, bal. like rent
OWNER, Ma. 1865; Sun. and ewes, RA.
Evening star., 1944-01-16
VACANT-OPEN.

242s I'd st. ne, rm. bath h.-ah
}544 Warder st NV, 9 rm ba TIL h W h
123 Shepherd st. NV. 8 rm., b., INV h.
3l6 Charming st. ne, 2-fam. fr., INV h.
Small down payment. balance easy Call
AID nR1a RA Qo1Q
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-09
Donors

Continued from Page One)
les VI. Power. Paul Samson. Robert
Schrepper. Herbert Smith, Lyle
Smith, Fred Wolter and J. J.
Woods.
Three highly trained Nurses
Aides were on duty. Mesdames Guy
Kennedy a. Himmelspach and
Robert Tower. The Motor Corps
activities were carried out by Mes
DANES Richard Warner and Will
liam F. Wilcox and Misses Alice
Allett, Verna Carson. and Betty
Everett. General registrations un.
der the Craftsmanship OF Mrs. y. p
South and Mrs. Clarence Bottom.
ley were taken at the Post Office
and elsewhere.
II was with the registration work
that the OAR rendered a great
deal Of help. Miss Estabrook Ran.
kin had general charge OF this all
community effort involving the ~
persons mentioned as members OF
various corps and the 2S3 regis
trants who kept appointments for
the day. Including the eight men.
toned in previous notice and the
various Junior chamber OF Com
merce men who aided with the pub
lie address system more than $50
the success Of the day.
Ypsilanti residents contributed 10