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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
8-Man Board

An eight-man dealer advisory
council has been formed by
Packard to give the dealer body
a voice in establishing sound
merchandising policies. accord
ing to L. w. Slack. sales man.
ager of the company, Members
of the first council are E. J.
Schroeder. Saginaw: II. B.
Waugh, Birmingham. Ala; E. B.
Moon. Wichita, Kans.; M. II.
Jordan, San Diego, Cal; II. S.
Jillson, Waterbury, Conn.,: w. L.
Greer, West Philadelphia, Pa;
0. E. ,Chesher. Beaumont, Tex,
and A. E. Bickelhaupt, Clin-
ton, Ia.
Meetings, which will be held
quarterly, are scheduled for the
Packard factory here. The
initial meeting of the council ID
set for mid-June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Sharp Drop
Inn Corn Grind

NEW YORK. May % - Less
corn was ground for home front
products in April than during any
month since December. 1910. ac-
cording 10 figures from the Corn
Industries Research Foundation.
The sharp decrease of SO per
cent from the total March grind
reflects a critical shortage of corn
for industrial use. April's total
was 100000 bushels. against
100000 in March and 100000
in April. 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Better Service Now

At the Detroit Edison press
conference the other day.
Board Chairman Prentiss Brown
turned to President jim Parker
and said:
"Jim, I hope that some one
turns out q toaster which will
last The Brown family more
than six months. They all fall
apart"
Cracked Parker.
"Prentiss, now that you live
where you car get Detroit Ed
son service your worries are
over. Send 'em down and well
fix them no."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Private Home
Building Hit

WASHINGTON, May 22-WPB
held out little hope of the early
relaxation of the restrictions on
private housing construction. de-
spite a prediction by national
housing agency official that the
partial resumption of such build
ing was in the offing.
The trouble is a lumber short
age, according TO Philip Boyd,
head OF WIPES forest products
division. He said military de-
mands for lumber are increasing
steadily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
MdpCo)nferen(e
To Study Money

WASHINGTON. May % (UP)
President Roosevelt is expected
to set date Wednesday for an
international monetary conference
at which representatives of 30
United Nations will discuss pro-
posed SS,000,000,000 world cur
rency sterilization fund.
The conference is expected to be
held in the near future in this
country but the site has not been
disclosed.
The fund has been endorsed by
fiscal experts of the various ma
tons at preliminary meetings
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
SELF-EXPLANATORY

Answer: Our letter speaks for
itself, and tells the story so well
that / quote it.
1t is one of the great evils of
the New Deal technique that it
goes to extremes. Labor has
needed help. and real collective
bargaining is a good thing; but
the administration has gone too
far in behalf of organized labor
and has made collective bargain
ing one-sided affair that borders
on racketeering. Just so, the ten
ant may have required protection
from some grasping landlords.
But nobody's long-run interest is
fostered by requiring business Cor
government to operate az loss.
II may be all right TO make unfair
people act in fair manner. But
regulation becomes coercion when
it makes fair people do unreason-
able things.
If there be emergencies that re-
quire freezing" tenancy. two con-
ditions should be provided: 81
the government should reimburse
owners for any losses, and CD the
freeze" should be terminated
promptly as the emergency passes.
ASKS OWNER AID
Bronx, n. Y, asks:
as the owner OF an apart
ment house supposed to work
for nothing, or to lose his prop
erty? 1 am an owner and the
mortgages on my property are
under the Moratorium Act.
Since this act was passed, main
tenance expenses have increased
at least so per cent. Why should
interest rates still be held at 6
per cent on old buildings, even
though we are compelled TO pay
? per cent amortization: The
OPA protects the tenant, but
nobody protects the struggling
property owner"
Answer-There is too much of
tendency to forget that property
is owned by human beings, and
that many Of the services of land
have TO be made available through
arrangements between a landlord
and a tenant, even if the gov
eminent be the owner. The seat
of the present trouble is the dema-
goguery and politics which lead
those who make the laws to cater
to the larger number of voters
which are found among tenants.
Time will remedy the situation,
though probably not until there
have been many foreclosures, and
both tenants and landlords have
been injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Asks Postwar
Concessions

WASHINGTON, May 22-Rep.
Carlson, Republican member Of
the house ways and means COM
mittee. today had advocated a
postwar tax program, including
tax concessions TO small compan-
les. and new businesses.
Mr.. Carlson offered a six-point
postwar program in speech pre-
pared for delivery before the
seventh annual meeting of the
Institute of Accounting at Ohio
State University.
His suggestions were:
Stimulation of civilian pro-
duction by removal of government
control.
Small companies and new
enterprises should be spared at
least u part Of the tax RESPONSE
bilities OF established concerns
until they achieve footing In the
economic life"
3-Removal of the distractions
to the flow of capital into pro-
ductive industry.
Repeal of unproductive and
bothersome tax levies, such as de-
clared value, excess profits tax,
and capital stock tax.
5--Improved administration in
tax laws to reduce the cost both
of government administration and
tax compliance on the part Of the
Gear the tax system 10 the
national earning power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Livestock M arket
PITTsBURGH

PITTSBURGH, May 20 dNsI-cATTLE
10; steady; steers. good 10 choice,
SIS. 50 q 1880: medium 10 good. SIS sou
1880: common 10 medium, si2014. heif-
srs. good 20 choice, Si3.5On13: medium 10
good. SIS. 50a 1880: common TO medium.
sl1. so n -. so: cows, good TO choice. $40
d1i.50: medium 10 good, -. 500 3, so,
Gamers and cutters. So so; bulls, good
10 choice. s1l q IL: common to medium.
$500 10; grass steers, $3.50 so
HoGs-500: steady; i60-1so lbs, si21
lbs, sitiod1fi5: 220-25O lbs, si4
IL so: 250-3O0 lbs. si2als: 300-350 lbs.
Sliq12; 1oo-ico lbs. ss.5ogii; roughs.
sHEEP-f75:- steady: choice lambs.
si5.5o6le50, few higher: medium 20 good.
s13a1i.b0: common lambs. ssds: ewes.
t361; wethsrs. Ads; clipped lambs.
cxLVEs~Nons.
CHICAGO. May 40 uNsl - HOGS -
5000; market steady. Top, Sl3.75; bulk.
tl2.76q 1878: heavy, 81. $50 l2.23 me-
sil9i2; sows, slo.65aii; pigs, Saio.
100: market steady. Beef steers: good
and choice, si56l7; common and medium,
si3915; yearlings.. Sl2 $50; heifers.
sli9is.7s COWS si1.5o9 -. bulls, SEQ
isT5: calves, ss01s: feeder steers, 81
@1aoo; stocker steers s1o91t.z3; stocKer
cows and heifers, se913.
sHEEP-s, 500: market steady. Ne
dunn and choice lambs, SIS q Is. culls and
common, s1341t.50; yearhngs, S12ui
common and choice ewes, $TQs; feeder
lambs, S11 d13.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Traffic Club Meeting

The Traffic Club of Detroit
will hold motor truck luncheon
tomorrow at the Statler Grand
Ballroom. Chester G.. Moore,
general manager of the Central
Botor Freight Association, Inc,
will speak on the Motor Car
riers Part in War Transports
ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Fanny Farmer Votes
371-Cenf Dividend

TORONTO, May 22-The Fanny
Farmer Candy Shops. Inc, has
declared a regular quarterly divi-
dend on common of 35l2 cents
in u. S. funds. payable July /
to stock of record June 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Continue Instolment H.:

THE return of the flying Cloud" to Terminal Island
seemed event Of soma importance to certain OF the
japanese there The watching agents noticed much excite
en and activity despite the lateness of the hourl
fishing boat locked Not many minutes after the
boat had moored to the pier truck appeared Quick
~ Of the flying Cloud carried of huge drum
the bottom was painted yeowand loaded il the truck
Apparently the Japanese had brought back sample Of
the stuff stored in the old mill at Ensenada.
Yamamoto the Jap Capone, boarded the truck and it
started for Los Angeles II tfaied to- of att paeesre
Buddhist Temple at 342 East First Street Like magic the
Temple doors opened and the drum was taken inside.
Next morning DR., Furasswa-the medical man from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
One Of the Costs Of Economic PIannine7

But Marschak went however that Russia in fact
does allocate the nations most desirable
the individual consumer-worker.'
This saying that economic planning by
hierarchy Russian people of the
privilege of expression through free price system the
market place.
Incidentally pursuit Of this subject TO IFS logical conclusion
necessity scrapping controls
the emergency ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22

FRUITs-Apples, Baidwins. fancy. H.ft
bu. No. 1, So $50; Northern spys. fancy.
s41t bu. No. 1, S3.50a3.75; steele's Red.
fancy. A.l bu.; No. 1, 3.50G3.75 mote:
Cel,lg price on apples, 81. Il 4s-lb. bull
VEGETABLE GREENs-sonen, Sf0
70 bu. Spinach. fancy, $3.50 is.Ib. bu.
kabe, 81. so n1.65 bu. Green onions, zoe
Nj dog bchs: Mustard green's. fnacy. ~
bu No. I, s2a2,5o. Turnip green's. fancy,
50 bu. No. 4. S2q2.50.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Leaf lettuce, S1.e5 bu. Parsley. curly.
81. asa so don bchs
VEGETABLES. MIscEL. - Asparagus.
fancy, 81 so doz. bchs. No. I, Soc q 81 IS.
sfosoll. NJ 81. % su c.llS s.' Topped 81.
No. N,25g1.5o ou. Celery Root. No.
2.soq3 bu. Chimes. T59soc doz.
fancy. 81 bu. No. /. S3a3.50. Potatoes.
No. l.. 81. 5og3 100 lbs Rutsbasss. No.
], NQ1.25 bu. Radishes. red. outdoor,
fanyc, fi.5oq2 doz bchs.s No. !, tiH
J 20. Turnips, topped, No. I. COCO 81 IS
bu. Rhubarb. outdoor. so915c doz. bchs.
,,I E6cs., "a sioe oil so-dor. case; me-
PLANTS = Vegetables Lmiscei., si7so
fiat cabbage. socati-25; flowers,
miscel N.5oq7 flat: yansy. fancy. $50
nat No. 1. s3a3co; Saliva. 81 fiat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Hayes Industries
PAYS 25e Dividend

Hayes Industries, Inc. has de-
clared dividend of 25 cents on
common, payable June 10 to hold
ers Of record May % A like
amount was paid March 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
A Round Table

A round table discussion on
current problems will follow the
regular monthly dinner of the
Detroit Control of the Control
lers Institute OF America, to be
held tomorrow evening. in the
Hotel Statler, beginning at Gas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Ease Powdered SUGAR

WASHINGTON, May 22-The
OPA has removed powdered con-
fectioners sugar from the restric-
tons of sugar zoning order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Union invest. Paws L0e

Union Investment Co. has de-
clared a dividend of 10 cents on
common. payable July l. to stock
of record June Is. The same
amount was paid April l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
.Deriides Rent
Control Law
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics, n. Y. University
Another quarter has been heard
from! / have several letters from
landlords, or real estate owners
telling of their troubles under gov.
eminent regulations. Two of these
follow.
Pasadena, Md, asks:
''Have there ever before been
rules put In effect i'm our nation
compelling n person TO stay In
business, even at a loss? That
Is what the rent division Of the
OPA does. Am operator of
rOoming or apartment houses
can not evict his tenants be-
cause his operating expenses eX-
coed income. 2-The OPA will
not grant a petition for an in
crease In rent due to operating
losses. S-If the operator be-
comes a pauper and can not
provide heat service, gas for
cooking. ETC.. he can be penal
lied. 4-The OPA has infiu-
enced municipalities to enact
local laws providing arrests, fine
and imprisonment for discontin-
uing service even when the
. landlord can't pay his bills. In
Baltimore, two departments
harass landlords with demands
for alterations or repairs, even
though labor and materials are
not available or available at
costs not covered by rentals.
i implore you to give this sub
ject attention"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22

Weller Seet-accompaned by attache Of the japanese
Consulate and Dr. Rilita Honda, prominent physician
of Los Angeles arrived at the Temple Soon they left each
carrying small package, which they seemed to handle
with great obviously samples of the contents of the
mystery drum They separated but that evening met again
and the three drove TO Terminal Island. 49,
There, watching agents witnessed in The dark
hours of the night which would at in well in the pages Of
mystery thriller The trio met by two japanese from
the Island and the FIVE furtively made their way TO the
end OF eheeeapied wharf. The oNf observers
ashght CLEAN strike the water close to the wharf piles
Into this of light liquid poured from above and
Instantly the water started bubbling II it boling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
Detroit Stocks
Sales. IN

Sales. IN Net
zoos High Low 1l,45 Chg.
Cont Motors rs .....
Mich sug pf 80 ] II
UNLISTED
Amer Roll NJ 40 / 1874 49, l3N =
Hayes MIG ) "a
Jacobs r l. 3 - ~ "a = y
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22
tEoHt- NOTICE
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given IN accordance WITH
the statute In such case made ana pro-
yfded that the partnership association
known AZ The American District Telegraph
Company Of Michigan, Limited has bssn
dissolved a. OF April IL. ipA.
(signedD
The American District TsissrsM
Go. Of Michissn, Llmits<- W
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22

The light went out and the Ave left the pier adjourn
ing to restaurant. Nv
Three hours later they emerged and ag7n went to the
pier They were observed each in turn, climbing down
short ladder TO the water level There each focused
light Of the piings and made close examination.
There much excited chatter in japanese az they
grouped above the SPOT and then they left the pier
Later when IL thought safe TO do so, ONL man
made his way to the spot and climbed down the ladder
His widened when he looked at what his hashght
revealed length OF cable running down the side OF the
pier and under the water actually eaten through
about three inches Just above and below the water level
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-22

Ap uF Copyright
Of Zoe
Evening star., 1944-10-15
Housrs foR SAFE.

cOLORED-vacant; Brookland. semide.
Harry Dreisen. IA. dp02. or MURRAY
SoIoHhDElISss1 SSi. DlSa walter pI. s.e.--s4 $50;
large rooms. bath. h.-w.h,, yard and
shed. SAM ROSEY. AID. 2700.
COLORED-Exception buys for investors;
must go at once, two-story Colonial brick,
arranged as three apts.; two extra rooms,
3 baths. hot-water oil heat; income, $50
per month; priced les, Less than six;roop op
baths, A Frigidaires, deep lot; So, 500;
534 Harvard st. ri.w.-Semidetached
brick. six rooms and two sun parlors. sew
eral garages. porches, three lots: permit
and plan for 12-unit apt. bldg. on vacant
ground; only $4,000.
Unusual buy. Rhode Island ave. NV; 15
rooms, 3 baths. four wash basins. perfect
condition; income. $40: furnished or un-
furnished EQUITABLE REALTY CO, 101l
You st. NV. MI. 2080 or RA. 1867.
COLORED-41S Luray pl. NV. To get
this house. you'd better make haste. 8
rooms and bath. with beautiful floors;
lot 20x160; garage with sliding doors.
463 Luray pl. n.w. rooms and bath;
oil heat: house like this is hard to beat.
S34 9th st. ne, 8 rooms and bath,
hardwood floors on floors; big back yard ;
oil heat; everything so nice and neat, For
information, call J.-W. ROUSE. 1910 M st.
NV, exclusive agent, or your broker. DI.
7OS3
Evening star., 1944-10-15
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE CAN SELL your property II located
tablisRed 1915 .THos. e. FARRELL CO.
GaEsh III dSsh St ss.n 7, os
ssss RSesi %sedis' 20 Of ff0m%ssSe na s@sss @ AkAS
WILL Id.nI,a PAY ..s all cash for Investment OF
edsiisa pRAIsNER. sfs NA. s6e7. '''AAisS'on' Mr.
AyE ga caEsr stSy ya gak all II Sash Fer besS
EDWIN Z: ELLIS wants any size house to
sIs and business in . G; Or close n Va. and
We Gan SELL m Your I house R IN 54o any section
SELLING houses in the District Of Columbia h,ia
or t9 snd we are nre6by better
If you wish quick and satisfactory results,
call a. H. Parker, ia. 366s or RA. 1868.
YoNd coufLE soM Want ons or tWo St family
brick house, direct from owner. DE. 4559
SSaansdMay 20 or EVENINGS.
saul,s Add, Shepherd Park, Silver Spring;
WANT BuNGALow or house with bedroom,
garage; prefer gas heat: Woodridse e,DG1. Or re-.
HOSES f6fsse ANEb WEB IN Ho Sfosssna ssSs for o
pv pi 5EFS Tss4 REALTY CO.. 1916 sf5D NJ f's St.
HsI., HAZE GLIEST .ss5on with cash for home a
sSaArB %HSSa y Ssa1s sc old p1 A Casey
brick or brick-and frame house in nearby
Nd. or Va, must have full basement; fire.
PLACE in lr. and toilet in basement win be
ffs sfsh ST. gSgp sS$s a das sunda1 Gs
81 atser pRi2aTE RR seskdsTi sHRTYsroom detached
home. north of of
SeasI Georgla aye; gs Would consider frame if
9HlcK g;tl SALE-f Sal you list your property
and efficient service besides the best pos
sible market price. We need homes in the
D. C., close-in in Montgomery and Airing
5000. L. 7. dRAvATTE, 7ss '' 18th aD't st. t.
OLD HOUSE WANTED by private party,
TO Is RMS, 5. G. or W Md: aIc ali cash: sfe ten
mean business. E; 4, dARVEY, DT. 45os;
WE CAN SELL youI mouse. we can get
stssptI0n sss S6 c.J,o nj SzSa Realtors
property call SLAUGHTER g. CO. "A Home
for Every Income" DI. 215s. i1l3 18th
VIZ PAY ALL CASH for ne. and Sc. prop.
MILLER sIIIsS aqle6 hee itb setb5lenents egNs
QUICK; DI 5252 or RA. 34is. Is.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
ss6i AS eo e. Mn Nc ssz
PI 1913. RealtorS. l619 K St, NV.
MossBURG, AID. 1858. " ~ IS. A'
WILL PAY ALL CASH to you, no COM
mission. for ten brick houses. L. A..
For Quick e CASH H'sa SALE. for appraisins as
and rehnancing and personally handling
Sear rTSperts in ; ne washington and
z1A,NTzINGER. JR. Real Estate, River
FOR a Quick SALE, nearby Maryland prop
Hyattsyilie. Md, 7os Of 4s, properties ties listed listed
sold within first two weeks.
DETACHED "a br. brick with garage and
yard, Amer Univ: Park or Chevy Chase;
$4,000 down. sloo mo- Box 45s-L' Star.
FROM owNER-BungaIow or house in
Bethesda or closer in town. Price under
$1,000; n GOOD cash payment. WI. 1886;
home. large lot or acreage NV, D. C. or
PRiyxTE PARTY desires to purchase mod
owner Or agent. GE 2is6. '''
COL0RED-Is you is or is you amt going
to sell your home? Is YOU is, we're your
baby Call MR.. RUsMIsEL. Ex. 5000,
CoLoRED-wanted. buy Z or s room
house, IN NV: not over $4,000; will pay
ms0ts Sn0Go dSSn Rox and balance monthly
CoLoRED HOMES needed for clients in
Brookland and NV. If you want to sell
Or rent, for quick results list with
cSIHbARLEs E IL, rs Soa,WARD g WARD. 27 Fla. NV. AD.
Evening star., 1944-10-15
SUBURBAN REhT-MARYLAkD.

20 M. FROM WASHINGTON, mi. north
of Rockville. on splendid road. 1h mi
from B: g. o. communication: strictly modern
home, rooms and baths, to small fam
lily with references: available about Nov.
10; S75 mo. Owner of property occupies
adjacent house: Gaithersburg 32-F-6.
4-ROoM partly furnished house. East
Riyer6ale, about mi. beyond trafic light:
out Riverdale rd. to Beacon Light rd.
Inquire End house on left.
SMALL FURNISHED HOME suitable for
children; no trans. Hyattsyille 5451
after u noon Sunday.
dining rm., kitchen, utility rm., hot-water
coal heat; school near; bus service. no
pets. Phone Kensington T-W-1.
5-RM HOUSE, unfurnished. 59Sl Suitland
rd. s.e.; all modern improvements "a a..
ground, near Suitland; avail. Immediately.
NEAT 3-RoOM HOUSE. oxon Hill. in ex-
change for light farm work, Telephone
Locust T344
Evening star., 1944-10-15
svsukBAA sALs- ARYLANp.

4 ACREs. mi; 2. g. rms; .hovsr bath.
outside fireplace, fruit; $4,000, terms.
1910 Queensbury rd.. Rtverdale, Md
10 rms, bath. electricity, front and back
porches. 2-car garage. electric refriser-
at0rs; possession; S8,760, terms ERWIN
REALTY CO., Hyattsville 0334, evenings
WA. 1921.
FRIENDLY, Md. mi. D. C.--Good bum
galow, A rms. bath, garaKe, nearly acre
land: $3.50: 500 cash. $50 month, /.
rms, cleo; lot 100,xI Sb,. shade; $500:
$500, $40 month. or 1900. all cash. DAN
ABBOTT. Clinton 81.
CLINTON HTS, MD. Nice bung., rms.
bath, 2-car attached garage. full basement,
furnace heat, elec. AUTO. hot water: lot
l00.x300'; 81 $50; 3 mi. D. c.; terms.
Clinton. Md. min. D. c.? rms. bath.
basement, coal h.-w: heat, nearly acre land
$500; $500 cash, $50 month. DAN
ABBOTT. Clinton 81.
NEAR oxoN HILL, Md. 4 MI D. c.--At-
tTactive and coy 3-rm. log cabin with
fireplace, furnished for housekeeping; out
bldgs. 3 acres land. more available: fruit
trees, strawberries. grapes. all for So. 900.
Don't miss this one. Cne-haH cash. DAN
AEHOTT, Clinton 81
Evening star., 1944-10-15

RIvERDALE HEIGHTS-A beautiful COM
pletely furnished home, bedrooms, elec-
trio stove. electric refrigerator. lovely lawn;
price, $3.50; $1,000 down with terms.
Colmar Manor, Md.--Beautiful 5-room
home. bath, hot-water heat, oil; S5,650
Brentwood. Md rooms, 2 baths
terms.
!. Cheverly, Md.-A lovely 7-room brick
home with hot-water heat, coal or oil;
lots: price, $4,000 with terms.
Cheyerly, Md.--5-room home with bath,
doored attic. oil heat, lot 50x150, price,
,tl SheyeFly Nd lovely 7sToom hons ane
Edmonston. Md 4-roorsa home with
bath, automatic air-conditioned heat
front porch: $1,000 with terms
Riverdale Md.--Beautiful stucco s.
room house suitable for apts.; large lot
100x125; hot-water heat with coal or oil;
price. $3.50 with terms.
apt. in basement: price, $4,000 with
Cottage city. Md.-2-4 room apt. house;
income. Sl12 per month; hot-water heat
with oil: price, $4,000; terms.
Mt. Rainier. Md.--Lovely S-room home
: Mt. Rainier. Md.--Beautiful 5-roon
home and bath; lot 50xl25 with shade;
oil Mos.1. hsss pssi: pa2s S596o; terms terms: "a ,.t
ir,conditioned; lot 5ox150; price, $3.50
Il you havs : house to sell, trade .,
rent csll MEs. Werner, Union 0s2s. With
srdais. Nd. Can sSfss ib:So An. .n.s'' ss'''
Evening star., 1944-10-15
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT In this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
q. feet. of land or more. New. modern.
Sheriff rd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO.. 5700 Addison
Chapel I'd. Fairmont Heights. Nd HI
Evening star., 1944-10-15

l ACRE, improved with 6-rm. modern
hungaloy h.-w.h.; nice home; / acre
Duplex house, 8 rms, bath on 1st floor;
5 rms, bath on End floor, h.-w.h.. garage,
chicken house. large lot; attractive loca-
ton in Gaithersburg: close to bus. stores,
bank railroad: $4,000 FRED B. CuSH-
MAN. -510 Frederick pike, Gaithersburg
Md Phone 200
Evening star., 1944-10-15

MT. RAINIER, Md. story, 7 rooms and
bath; nice porches, full basement, h.-w h:
large lot, garage; convenient to transp,
CHURCHES, stores; immed. occupancy;
Brentwood, Md.--4-room bungalow: nice
lott garage; immediate occupancy, $4,000;
terms.
CoLMAR MANOR, Md.--small bunsa-
low; full basement; immediate occupancy;
ideal location: $4,000.
Hyattsville Md.-Brick bungalow in
new development: full basement; nice lot
fenced in: owner going in service; terms
w, Hyattsville, Md rooms and bath;
bungalow: basement; oil heat; white pick
ct fence: trees; $3.50; small monthly
payments.
Bladensburg, Md rooms and bath, 2
story; nice lot; just remodeled, immediate
occupancy: S7,950: terms.
Riverdale. Md-5-room and bath bun,
galow: full basement; h,-w.h,; very good
condition; S6,500: terms; occupancy;
Woodbridge, D. C.-Small estate lovely
home containing rooms and bath: full
basement, auto; heat: large lot t35xs55o;
For inspection of these properties call
Warf1eld 1900: ewes: Union 5113 or WA.
Island ave-. Mt. Rainier, Md.