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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Prospect Girls
Score High

The sottball game between the
girls OF Recreation and Prospect
Parks Monday evening resulted In
a victory for the Prospect girls OF
20 10 2
First base on The Prospect toam
was played by Georgiana Cramer:
second base Mary Jane Stein:
third base, Marleene Skelt: right
field, Alice Jackson. center held.
Joan Whitman. left field. Anna
Marie Herbst; left shortstop. Marie
Stein; right shortstop. Lenoro VII
son; catcher was Dottie Wlnton
and pitcher, Mary Lou Groosbeck.
On the Recreation team first
base was played by Francis Vol.
ter; second. Ann Archer. third.
Nancy Mcclure: right field. Merit
Ign Cushman; center, Ann Black.
enburg; left field, Janice Burrell:
left shortstop, Betty Henneke;
right shortstop, Ann McDermott.
catcher, Mary Lou Clause: pitcher.
Mary Lou Wolter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
School Offers
Tank Use

The Ypsilanti High School Is
featuring q swimming program
this summer. II consists OF var
ious swimming tests, American
Red Cross Beginners. intermediate,
Swimmers and Advance Swimmers
tests. Each week a different test
Is given. Every child has an OPP
portunity to attempt TO pass them.
Children missing a test due 10 va
cations have an opportunity to
make them up. These tests lead
up TO Junior and Senior Life Saw
ing.
The age group 6-l4 swim from 1
o'clock until 8 o'clock on Mondays,
and Fridays. Each day a differ
ent playground swlms. The adults
swim from 7 o'clock to 3 O'Clock
on Mondays, Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings.
Two tests have been given the
Primary and the AA.U. Advance
Test about 100 people have al
ready passed the tests and more
are passing every day.
Miss Iris Andrews is Red Cross
Water Front Safety instructor and
William Cooney is also an instruc-
tor.
The attendance OF parks for the
fourth week in 19i3 as compared
to the fourth week in 1914 is:
Prospect 1,3l9.2,364, Recreation
l,S40-2,664. Woodruff 9s7.53S, Har.
riet 1,209-l,35S. Riverside S1S-455,
st. Johns 633-337.
Boys S,370-3.o1s, Girls 2,137.1,-
9s2. Adults 1,294-2.70S. Grand to-
tails are for 1913 6.sO1 and for
1914 7,706.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

Ford Local $40 Victorious
Over Community Center Nine

League schedule Carver Commun-
ity Center holds a slim one game
lead over Moose Lodge and only a
one and one half game margin over
Ford Local sac as the result Of
Mondays 10 0 victory by the lat
ter over Caryer's az Recreation
Park. Moose Lodge was also vic
torious by a shutout as they trim
med the last place ST. Johns C.Y.O.
aggregation 3 to at Ford Field.
Son Wolf was in top form as he
limited the otherwise hard hitting
Center team 10 but five blows as
Ford's gained their eleventh win Of
the season. Only in one inning
did Wolf have TO pitch TO more
than batters as his teammates
only made one misplay behind him
and he went the route without is.
suing a walk. In the second
frame Businessman Jim Caldwell
led off with a single but Wolf re
tired the next two batters before
Shortstop John Bass got the sec
ond hit Of the inning after which
Catcher March Wilson popped TO
Wolf.
The Local gained their two
scores in the fourth on singles by
Thirdbaseman George Waterbury
and Catcher Turner, a couple OF
stolen bases, and long outtield
fly.
ST. Johns Held TO Two Safetles
Ed Ziegler was also in top pitch.
ing form as he served up a two
hitter to keep his Moose Lodge
nine in the thick OF the three cor
nered League race. Only First
baseman Dick Binder and Right
fielder Jim Miller were able to
garner safe blows off the Lodge
hurler.
Manager Max Holley decided the
contest in the first frame by slam
ming out a home run with the
bases empty. Moose added to their
lead in the fourth inning on sing
les by Thirdsbaseman Johnny Max
ami Businessman Fred Mackie and
a two Dagger by Secondbaseman
Fred Grady.
Ford Local $40
Alb r n
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Diving Exhibition to be
Water Carnival Feature
Waterbury. 3b

A diving exhibition featuring
stunts by two state title-holders
will be presented during the sec
ond annual Water Carnival at the
swimming pool att p. IN. Wedues.
day, August 16, sponsored by the
Ypsilanti Recreation Commission.
Robert Burke, 1896 state diving
champion, and Richard Cazier.
state diving champion OF l943,
will take part in the stunt.diying
events. Free and open TO the pub
lie. the pageant will consist of the
diving and swimming exhibition
and competitive program by the
city park representatives consist.
ing OF boys and girls in both b and
T. classes.
approximately 40 persons will
participate in the various swim
ming feats including jitterbugging.
comic swimming stunts. and bale.
creations, all OF which will be pre-
scented with lighting effects and
with musical accompaniment. Re.
hearsals are now being held dur
ing scheduled periods az the pool
in preparation for the coming
event.
A special demonstration OF I'M
dervater swimming will feature
the competitive events OF the pro-
gram in which the park represen-
tatives will compete in numerous
water contests including stroke and
distance swimming tests and div
ing stunts.
Co-directors OF the water pag-
cant are Miss Iris Andrews, Red
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
all From Tree
Results in Death

Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug = A
broken leg suffered when she fell
from cherry tree in a ncighbor's
ward July G, resulted in the death
Saturday at University Hospital
OF Mrs. Paul McCubbin, -, Ann
Aybor.
She is survived by her husband.
an instructor in airplane mechanics
at Willow Run. and two children,
Robert and Joyce. She was a mem
Der OF the First Methodist Church.
Funeral services will take place
Wednesday morning at II o'clock
in Fred Woods Funeral Parlor, De.
troit Rev. J. Leslie French will
ofllciate. Burial will he al tho
Grand Lawn Cemetery. Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GB-Games behind leader.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Sports Roundup

Chicago-AP-Line smasher Cor
win Clatt. who played fullbaek for
Eotrs Dame in 1912 and for Camp
Grant last year, will cayort for the
College AllStars in their charity
clash with the Chicago Bears at
Dyche Stadium Aug. 80.
Chicago-AP- Top-weighted at
l24 pound. among the 10 horses
booked for tomorrow's $4,000 add
ed Great Western Handicap was
John Marschs Occupation, Futur-
ity champion OF 1912. J. II. Rouse's
Three Dots. who defeated Occupa-
ton In the recent $4,000 Myrtle
wood Handicap, was assigned 100
pounds. while Ethel Hills War
Knight. winner OF the $4,000 add
ed arlington Handicap last satur-
day. drew 1ls.
Greenwood, Miss.-AP- Nearly
100 mules. which have been plod-
ding the cotton rows all summer,
get holiday today in the Missis-
sippi delta country. They are COM
ing in from the fields for the del
ta's fourth annual mule derby.
washington-AP- Aaron Perry.
Washington's leading fistic hope
full, takes another step in the gen.
eral direction OF the big.tims Che
hopes) in an II round return bout
with Sammy Angott. former MIA
lightweight king, here tonight. An
gott. who decisioned Perry in an
early summer engagement, ruled
about an So favorite with the bet
ting boys.
Detroit-AP-Little Pat Milligan
became the 18th suspended Jockey
at the Detroit race track yesterday
when stewards set him down for
the remaining II days ~ tba ga
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

Mondays Results
Ford Local $40 2. Carver Com.
munity Center 0.
Moose Lodge .. 81. Johns C.Y.o.
o.
With only two more rounds re-
naming on the City Softball
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

Cross waterfront instructor, and
William Cooney. bo OF whom are
i'm charge OF the swimming pool.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
TAXES TRIPLED

Washington, Aug. l - APP -
Michigan residents paid a total In
dividual income tax OF s1.1SG731.507
for the fiscal year 1874 slightly
more than three times the 1943
figure OF s37O.s03,4I2. A treas
ury report today showed that the
nation as whole paid an individ-
nal income tax OF a little less than
three times the 1913 total.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01
Center Has Slim Lead
Mondays Results

Philadelphia :. Chicago 9 OO IN.
nings).
Boston I. cleveland 0.
81. Louis 3, Washington
Only games scheduled
Today's Games
New York AZ Detroit twilight.
Philadelphia al Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland
Washington at St Louis night
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

GB-GaIIcs bcHind loader.
Mondays Results
Pittsburgh 9 Boston
Chicago 9. Philadelphia D..
New York . Cincinnati :.
Brooklyn . ST. Louis
Today's Games
Chicago an Philadelphia. twilight
and night
81 Louis ar Brooklyn
CinCiuuatt ai Sew York.
Pittsburgh a. Boston
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-01

son. According 10 presiding Ste
ward Jack Young. Milligan was
penaliEed for carrying Tiger Man
In the wide In the running OF the
81, 900 Buddies purse Saturday and
for striking him over the nose in
the stretch drive. Tiger Man beat
Milligan's charge, Air Sailor, by a
nose.
Detroit-AP-After winning the
first OF a three game final series,
the Flint Red Arrow Post lost its
state American Legion junior base
ball championship yesterday by
dropping both ends OF double
header TO the Detroit Beaudry
Post. o to 4 and S to Z.
Detroit-AP- After only a two
day rect. Paul Dizzy Trout will
make q bid for his 18th pitching
triumph IN tonight's twilight con.
test that ends the New York Yam
KEGS visit in Detroit. A victory
would bring the Tigers workhorse
even with Terminate Hal New.
houser and Tex Hughson OF the
Boston Red sox. the only ls game
winners in the American League.
Trout will be opposed by Ernie
Bonham, who has won six straight
games.
San Francisco-AP-The husky
fellow bundled IN sweat clothes who
is running over Steamboat
Springs, New. roads these DAYS is
confident the jogging will eventual.
ly put him In Madison Square Gar
den In New York City. The fel.
low who is doing the road work Is
Sailor Ken Overlin. who once
held New York Athletic Commits
sion recognition as worlds mid.
dleweight champion.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
LOIS FOR SALE

each; See sign $500 block 34th q. sS.
sfivGs SPRING. large wooded corner
lots, In Sligo Park Hills, all improvements
$l;2s9 $l2 So eesh' The Maryland RAJ
LOT. 45-ft. frontage. 1870 Hamilton It.
NV. to close estate; your offer solicited.
WILLIAM PARRY: trustee, 1921 Decatui
FOREST GLEN, MD.-3 large wooded lots.
1OOx250 IT. each, contains about 90 900
50. IT. Of land. one-haH block from buS
stores. post ONCE and railroad station.
Price, S1.75O for all. H. H. CARTER. 6I3
HiLiCREsT sECfIoK, soxis7, a." detse2sd
nome section, near schools and bus; 81 400.
ADELBERT W. LEE, 3211 Penna. ave. s.e-
BRADMOoR. MARYLAND; in Bethesda
area; n ca restricted subdivision, convenient
70 shopping centers, well situated on high.
rolling ground many choice homesites gtili
aVailable: city sewer and water, paved
streets and curb; buy now at low prices for
postwar DEVELOPMENT; drive out Bradley
boulevard miles past Wilson lane to
property: Call Republic 2288 for appoint
ment MILESTONE a. MILESTONE
". OF 10th, nr: park; 40-ft front: $3.50.
2, 3Ox9S. nr. N. H. ave. ext; S496 es
oier SO big wooded lots. Lanhsm. % sits
Cate1. ETC. on roads. N. =. EYoN CO..
Evening star., 1944-09-08
SUBURBAN SAIE-N11RYIZND.

lDUNGAL0W spECIAL9-5 rms, oil heat
ot sSxlso: 81 S3. .gso, $500 @ Scsn c rnas part
rms. 5. oil heat, room il attic. PSilsa;
s.sv: .se sSSS ss.ss
se,as: ssss ssS' ds,.: Ss Ass1Ss ss'ss:
SEAQTIFyL s-acre estate, 10 nj. from
$4,000 aa cs.h; ). CLAY. coIisss Park.
HYATTsvrLIG|BsaAtiful 11-rm. house,
3 units or l.family modern frame house:
porches:. extra large lots, over 1000
worth OF iandscapine: rented at Sg10 per
me- me- @ @cood invest. At $4,000; $4,000 cash.
sIx-HS0oM HOUSE. kitchen .nc bath. full
basement: one acre Of ground with large
house four yesr. ri od: located sD i IL Tsmei: ssei
HH HIS M Nd six miles from D. c. line. Boz
H.iss' ssee cAsH-,f you are .conom, nor
foT vsuei nj. oa Route 1 50. 'RasA less than sni,
B. pope iu son1:ns
h;-a h: lot is extra large. With shade. and
plenty Of room for sarden. chickens. Move
Bkf6RFEIssc ce oh .pseeas sSsa
well:.rranred. convenient kitchen; large
master bedroom With bath. hc sh't othsr bed. &.
rooms rooms and bath. drop stairway to noored
as nne i; ideal
b..stifus1 sndsc.pea ssnea iot With asrass OUT
sony.nisns 70 bus s.ere. % .nd seheoia ,oIa'fe in
SILVER Spring area; S14.95n. substantial
ses ,sg fssggoaiasns aises eH enH' 1875 Ga. c6 M
BAKGAIN, 10 lots. 4-room house. / block
owen aSahfsn ssvns nys cs hsd res s H:se
Queens Chapel Manor, 5 rooms and bath
,i5sons1t,Onsd s.rs: sSS heat on burner lars.
trio kitchen, h,-w.h. oil burner burner. full base.
m tmehs; h,,, rseTestion room: large 1ot blocl
City Nd, 4 rooms and bath: full base
s Sopsh. ,. .STgIso%sss Tss o%sssREsR ynies oo osss 8
SESILEMAtN's AtNTi EsTAfE. nE' nesa ear New hsly Nav.
& ssss2. All Tass Sss ss. sos ss, s.,ss;
the ciyil War, Is Ideally pianned % ft 70,
ssntsItainins: Library With bookcases and
kitchen. screened porch; bedrooms,
pcsns 9oaa. inc ay'tory s.ib sseDnF perch maid
M 1Ifp eAaBY' ~ fsc Hx 4saS HRS
s1t4a lGha ssa Tosn. ns and bath
aillside FL 0564.W. 214 Avenue D.
ga ACRES, Rises Mill rd, 2 small cot
tages- cleo. chicken house. garage, vel
water. young bearing orchard, excellen
for truck hardening: $1,000. terms
Riverdale, Md rooms, 9 baths, h.-w.h.
arranged for 2 apts., garage; paved street
most everything; $1,000. terms ERWIN
REALTY CO., call Hyattsyille 0334: ewes
II Rooms and 8 baths. including recrea
ton room and large living room. large lot
IDEAL for rooming house, or private school
CARR, Hyattsville, Nd. WA. 1884.
SILVER SPRING-5-room Colonial bricl
tile bath on End floor; fully insulated, oper
fireplace. porch; garage. full basement with
faonsoay f1om ayn. excellent aH s1pdition Buy direc
HOLLYWOOD PARK. near Colesville-H
acre; bedrooms. bath living rm, kitchen
loutbuildings: 81 900.
Laurel-Furnished house. living GUAR
ters: gross rental income from rooms. 81 81
LEY, INC, Laurel 11Q
Evening star., 1944-09-08
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NEED or bedroom house in NV. sec
tenans t9n win c. gfy r qe t9 aa.t s5o Desirable
FJRNIsHED or sa'et uNF1RSisHn6. GfsSsk; HH 0s or
oeGroom house or apartment, near trans
sSssqfss wife and S'tI' ehsia ca
WANTE6 m TO KENr.a-bearoem house se' or
AND wfe Psone or Gebe sss by colonel
HOME LOST by landlords return, living
IN tourist house, need unfgrnished house.
Peal peal Junior H. s. Cali FARLEY. EX.
NaV.I NV; peters nHs,6pSrS g Pm. r.,,ur o.
bedroom unfurnished house, NV. section;
OIL oi1 or gas heat; no children. no dogs.
TWo OR THREE BEDROOMS. furnished
NV; preferred. Navy wife, husband, .
mum T11 osl; sls5; at once. MRS. ROBINSON,
TTXEGRSisaED Z i 4 SHE HOUSE; 3 bedrooms. :sss,
fuRNrs1afS 1FaSay HOUSE Ext aas Mseaaa,S
apf SfsE2s aoTsr fhS Ssspms De
z TO BEDRMs., unfurn. .OcS, Chevy sAti chase as
Setnesda Sifa s0a ds,ah Or nv Wash Geyt executive
Nxvan " tS i'o pe1m W sa57 s7
needs Immediately. unfurn. 2 or 3 bedrm
hesf neasf tra5sn advlts Wo ses.on grsierTed
MONTHS RENT in advance-Naval ON
Ger, wife, two children and nurse desire
: nor or bedroom furnished house. in good
eeent Tsfs seeea yea ss
p1IRmaNEST p1IaSpsSsS sc a9Ye5nmsnt employs needs
presen. houie soId 81 81 6Io Shdren g.
NAVAL OFFICER desires three-bedroom,
unrurhhished ,lmst us mouse or apartment. at once:
prefer ny, but will consider nearby Va.
SoyERSNEST Coy r. fMPIoYEs are in prs.n,
unfurn;; before Sept. goth. co. 1881.
lease: naval ,oficer. wife, : Children sr and
nished, 3 baths: NV section: occupancy
Phone p ne Adams q o7oo' Ext. I0I7-F, before
WAR PRODUCTION BOARD OFFICIAL
wants 3 or 4 bedroom house or apart
Sssi seetion or %irsinia csl %seSnsln " eSn.h
FEDERAL EMPLoYE, permanent, desire. eH
pref; exp. in. R E ma intenance, take pride
ext ea upkssp s sao q property fg ref * slI
WANTED-@ or 8 bedroom n house with stove
sse eep armv by 1ct t or 18th S55
former Wash. resid'ts: refs. Phi, Oh. o4s7
FURNISHED, by 3 adults with well-trained
COG bedrooms needed; can pay $50
GROOM HOUSE. by family of four: rea-
Sonable rent; will sign lease. Call HO.
NEW ENGLAND PROT. FAMILY. respon-
slble, desires small furnished home, Wood :
row Wilson School district. Oct lis for
auration or longer; ref Call WO. 1854 .
furnished, for family of ofncal by Sept.
10: $500 to S2"5. Can Ordway O7i4,
EXEMPLARY TENANTS" we've been
called. Please let us show you why.
Need 2-bedroom house, NV. suburbs. SH,
4l26. 81. 9639
Evening star., 1944-09-08
ApARTMEhTs UhFuRhisuEp.

TRADE bedroom-liv.. solarium, kitchen.
all conv., apt, nearby Virginia, for 2 or
3 bedroom NV. apt. or house. WO. 0962.
TWO UNFURIsHED APIS. for rent. 3o1
REAR OF 1919 goth ST. N.w.-3 rooms,
bath: elec: and refrigeration: $40. THOMAS
P. BROWN. e. 4th ST. s.w.
EXCHANGE-1 room. dinette. complete
bath and kitchen, furnished or unfurnished
apt, randolph st. NV, inexpensive for
or bedroom unfurnished apartment or
house; available Immediately. IA. 1856
WILL RENT Broom apartment to working
couple with g ,presehool child, landlady will
able October l. DE. 1928.
2S12 TEXAS AVE. S.E.-S5S5 so: living
room. bedroom. kitchen, dinette and bath;
utilities furnished: available Sept 10Th
Adults only; PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
s's-RooMO ApARTMENT t. r." ABBY MA After after 8
pm, 4022 So. Capitol st. Sc, Livingston
bus to Brandywlne Sc. Apt. f. lOs
1i:5 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-3 rooms
hsroWood floors, semipvt bath.
NORTHWEST-3-rm. apt, liv. rm., bedrm
and kit; unfurnished: middle-aged EN-
ployed couple, no children: convenient to
6uSsS ou s,rsrd and cars. RA, 2476 after : pm.
H. sT NE, end hoer-5 rooms, bath;
suitable 4 ADULTS; only sos mo. Informa-
Evening star., 1944-09-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE CLIENTS who will ray cash
c. s. scH1LLINdBuRd, ISIS Lee hish.
y way ~ AIllnstSSnSS ~ zSgS Va. OK 1924 after 9
VIZ Can SELL YOUR HOUSE at its value
today Our opinion entails no obligation.
Ask for Mr. Brovning,. VIM. H. sAuNDKRs
Co., INC. established 1887. DI. 1915.
ssstprs xr oNoRws stR 't viii 2S 81, your house
&c sizf fu
W. rAY st AL Il cA5Ra RI ios iss1a Il. and 81.
MILF MMsar aq,se KS iss eRNs s,oS
ants not disturbed: no dilly-daliying; ]
mean business. =; A. GARvEY. DI. 4508;
PAs snf ssa 81 .es ss pnsss l cres
p e houses; no commission MRS KERN.
WE CAN SELL your house. We can get
you cash It won't take us long Prompt
ss stssns0n NJ CAPITOL, Il a sl ssad
REASONABLE PRICED home in Petworth
Or Brightwood; prefer brick: state price.
easH CAS- % FokS Sias Any KIND o, real estate. Sriek
SAkEYm 81 ktEsme ME- solsssa scs5. or white DAVID =
deoTss ass ssss ms I ss5 ss9o sscs HSfs
572i l4th ST. NV. Randolph 2271. TO-
ioE or seareom1 1i home. s Box liz. star, sasa
OUR LONG LIST OF clients with cash will
insure the quick sale OF your property q
Rsrss % fsons eras RoscnP szNs vtheS aeSs
WISH TO puY 2 or 3 bedroom brick
No brokers Or assnts. Can iisc eSli.
Evening star., 1944-09-08
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACRES. cleared. home or farm ate. =.
Fla'; $500: terms MA. 0131 or Wo. e305.
|. 2. = to rs ACRES. adjoining north
boundary Quaint Acres Orchards, Coles
terms S acres, f. country s,t club district lss
oTner e,T 1927 Eye st. NV. Di. $3.50
FUTURE ~ { 3 ii naoMEs1rEs. / to sn .er. tract,
partly partly cut ,; oyer; 5000 te $3.50 per acre; ere;
IsGmSi suafDESosw SoswNERi 1SvysAo.s VA 1854. -.
cnrns, s09dsd; nrsI.rl on New Hamp aye: extended;
million dollar Naval Research Lsbors tories
and 31-acre park development; fast bun
service; priced for Quick sale. sH s11S.
II ACRES, beautiful woods large strea -
paved ppaa0ed road; 4 miles from WASHINGTON; only
500 per acre. Phone WA. 45b2'
sos ACkES. 2S mi. from White House, iBo
nne larm land. nice stream. l3 acrel
woooed; ideal tournist camp site or smaii
acreage subdivision: elect. tel and 6us
between Rockville and Frederick, eisyatios
6lO IT. sbove sea level. commandine vieWs
SURROUNDING. country, priced for quick 49,
easy: OWNER, 81. 1851.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-S acres Of sooA
iand hne building site and . producinS
s apple orchard. estimated to pick zoos
ppushe,s this year, now selling at SO so Der
Soe6 Sssoe1 This This is nd so1d buy Prize; $500.
STEELE Realtors. Faiis church h1sS $50 q
20 ACRES more or less on Colesviiie pike.
10 mi. from Silver Spring; $500 Der sers
OWNER, ia. 1881.
Evening star., 1944-09-08

WANTED TO BUY, modern cotta0e 81,
gater front, or large lotNor small acrease.
sEvERLY REACH on cnesapeass s.y-
summer homes and building sites Witt
for cAfeloeue Bax ~ Mayo A. A Co VA
COTTAGES AND LOTS for sale, Cedar.
hurst on Chesa. Bay, sentile community, Al
on request. WALTER NJ. -BAUNAN. i
PPHNa PPRss flssls rSkEsTA "a BxasAiN. Sass Mo
HiGHviEw ON the BxY2Sesut,fu, xY2St,f,
WATERFRONT cottage, knotty pine dvins
room, 2 bedrooms, complete bath with
linen closet. modern kitchen with eleetris
stove and water heater, large porch, eoprer
screens, hardwood noors, fireplace. insn.
lated. asbestos shingles: space IN Attic fop
Y additioral rooms. Open Sat. and Sun.
Call at Martins ccttage on the beach.
4kf IA ~. isAcSssSS si Il, hi,r s n.nss...: j. i
imDrovenents stone nrspiaces; wooded: @ a.
boating, swimming, fishing. Nicely fur.
Manassss lva) 78.F-4. or drive out. See
these this week end
HOUSE and 3 lots. modern, eauipped. Al,
burner, 4 1replaces. baths, Washroom.
h.-w. auto. heating system, 'geraee. outsid:
shower, outdoor fireplace; various frSiifs :
and trees: most beautiful view on the bay:
new venetian wood blinds; 2 seDarats
sewase systems. MRS. HENRY z. D.
CONNER, Dares Beach. Calvert County'
Nd; Prince Frederick 43-F-3.