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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19
Imitator to Give
Church Program

Harold Alien. famed imitator
from Hollywood and radioland. and
Alice Allen. radio personality and
musician, will demonstrate myster-
ios Of the screen and microphonc,
next Tuesday evening. January %.
ut : o'clock in the First Methodist
Church. This viii be the second
presentation in the 1856 Lecture
Series OF Everybody College. The
Aliens present a complete. fast
moving radio program with every
thine from the overture TO the exit
music. The stage is set TO repre-
sent a radio broadcasting studio
with talent and equipment for y
WeIl.balanCed program.
Featured are the very realistic
radio sound effects OF running
horses, motor boats. thunder
storms. and dive bombers. as well
"a limitations. whistling. piano and
accordion novelties and radio
play.
Alice Allen. has been featured
radio artist from coast to coast.
As child. she showed unusual
musical talent and ability and was
student at the Minneapolis Con-
seryatory Of Music. where. at the
age Of II. she became an associate
instructor. Her experience also
includes writing. directing and
staging musical productions and
radio programs.
Harold Allen has doubled for
many famous motion picture stars
including Frederic March. With
the advent Of sound pictures. he
became leading Hollywood int
tUtor, and sound-effects man.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19
Planes Again
Bombing
Japan

Supcrforts shifted the western
Pacific bombing scene back TO ia
pan today
About SO Marianas based B29s
lained destruction on the Kobe.
osaka industrial area at midday
t1hursday Japanese timel while
American commanders added up
damage wreaked on Formosa and
the China coast in an extended ser
les OF intcrloCking air raids from
carriers. China and the Philippines.
The Imperial high command ad-
some damage In their smash AT
the Kobe-Osaka section whore ia
par produces planes, tanks, guns,
explosives and ships. Tokyo ra-
diu said three single B-29s haras-
sed the area in the u hours pre-
Ceding the mass blow,
Full Scale Battle
From the Philippines came first
details Of a full-scale battle fought
on the Luzon Island invasion front.
Both. Americans and Japanese en-
ployed tanks, artillery, morttrs
ana infantry in u 24-hour fight for
-trdaneta. Tanks and streetfight.
ing infantrymen cleared the enc
my from half the highway town In
daylight. and n night-long artil-
lcry barrage left nothing but ruin
ed buildings and the mangled bod;
les Of Japanese in the remaining
half
Capture Of Urdaneta extended
the Nanks' hold on the northern
sector of vital highway three, link
ing Manila and Baguio, summer
capital and supposed headquarters
Tor Japanese on northern Luzon.
Other Yanks drove towards
Agoo, whose capture would extend
the American Lingayen. Gulf
bcachhead six miles northward
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST

Lower Michigan-Snow tonight
and Saturday. Little change in TEN.
perature tonight, becoming colder
north and west portions Saturday.
Highest temperature yesterday.
81: lowest. IL.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, a.; lowest, So.
Highest temperature this date IT.
last ~ years, SO in 1907; lowest. 3
in 1870.
The sun sets today at $50 and
rises Saturday at S:55.
The moon rises today at 1881
p. IN. and sets Saturday at 1:OI
= M
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19
TRIAL RESUMED

Windsor. Ont.--Thc first d gree
murder trial OF John Shenho re.
sumed today after the Crown heard
testimony of Mrs. Frank Sci5or. at
tractive blonde widow OF Frank
Scibor whose charrcd body was
found in his burning automobile
Dec 2S in a lane leading 10 his
farm
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19
AUCTION CALENDAR

TUESDAY. JAN. 23-f2:oo noon.
5 miles East OF Saline on U. S.
ii2 or five miles west OF Ypsi.
lsnti on U.s.. 1i2. turn south at
cady's Corners. first house south.
Harry W. cady, Administrator
Proprietor. Guy =. Thompson,
Auctioncer. Ben Simons. Clerk.
ADV. liz
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

complete the flight TO Hollywood.
Miller said the serviceman. Sea,
man nc Leon Leroy OF Antioch,
Calf, had seen foreign service
and should have been entitled to
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

PARIS-UP-A one week truce
on the forgotten front at St. Ma
zaire began Thursday when a train
load of $50 French civilians from
the Nazi.held town crossed into
American and French lines-first
OF 5000 who will be evacuated
between now and Jan. rs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

FOR SALE Electric water pump.
shallow well. Phone l035.W or call
al l55 Hewitt RI. Adv. l19
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

LONDON-UP-Brig. Gen. Fred
erick W. Castle. one OF the Eighth
Airforce pioneers, was killed
Christmas Eve when his Flying
Fortress was shot down in flames
by seven Nazi fighters, It was an
EOunced today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19
Anungen1entsMadeF orh1augural
Rugs Out as
RooseUeHs
MoUe in

Washington. Jan. ZAP Rug
came out OF the White House today
more Roosevelts moved in. and The
President who has served longes'
toiled over what may be history +;
shortest inaugural address.
In an ungarnished, abbreviate,
ceremony at noon tomorrow, Pres
ident Roosevelt will take the oatt
of office for an cpochal fourth
time. then deliver the speech. lie Is
aiming at 500 words.
Thus he may lower the RECORD
Of the last wartime Chief EXecu
tive, Abraham Lincoln, whose sec
ond inaugural address approximat
ed coo words.
Hundreds OF feet will be tramp
ing White House corridors tomor
row. SO hard-to-replace rugs were
rolled up and put in temporary
storage. Some ! 500 guests, the tot
strata OF American offiCialdom plus
diplomats and a handful of outsid
ers, are expected at buffet lunch
con following the Inauguration Ger
emony on the South Portico An
other 900 persons are scheduled L
attend a reception and tea later il
The afternoon.
Few invitations
For the ceremony itself, Onl!
1000 or 5000 persons have invita-
tious-because this Is wartime
That compares with $4,000 Or 5000
in peaceful years. Most Of those OF
the invitation list viii have t,
stand out in the yard to see what
going on.
No seats are being provided
Just plain spectators will have
to stretch their necks from behint
en- iron fence-at least zoe yard
away.
Half a dozen Rooseyelts OF thu
latest generation already are OF
hand to see Grandpa inauguratet
Tor a fourth term. but some o
them are too young to remembe
much about 1t in later years. Nom
of the Presidents four sons is eN
pected to see the ceremonies. Al
are in SO armed services.
The boys may hear broadcas
Of the ceremony. as will million
OF other people around the world
Radio has arranged short wave de
scriptions in English, French Por
iuguese and Spanish.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

WASHINGTON -AP- A high
government official said today that
the Army and Navy have left
some 5000 men capable of COM
bat duty to fill labor gaps in crit
zeal war production. These men,
adding up to more than full di-
vision of troops. went from. uni.
forms to overalls to work on such
items as tires, copper and foun-
dry products.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

See PACIFIC Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

See POOCH Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

DETROIT-kP - Mrs. Eleanor
Smith, negro charged with kidnap-
ing fOurmonth-old Bobby King
from the home of his white par
ents where she was employed as
nursemaid, was adjudged insane
in recorders court today and COM
mitted to the Ionia State Hospital.
The King baby. its skin darkeneI
and a scar painted on one cheek
was found in Mrs. Smiths home
last Oct. /, after she and the baby
had disappeared from the King
home. She claimed the baby was
her own.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

See CONGRESS-Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

MILWAUKEE,. Wis.-AP- Two
Milwaukeeans have been arrested
on charges OF participating in what
Secret Service agents described
ms one OF the most important coun-
ferfeiting rings ever uncovered in
this county. August (Jack) Sor-
cey, 80. and Dominick Anthony
(Jack) Rizzo. 80. were arraigned be-
fore L. s. Commissioner Floyd f.
Jenkins who set bond, at $4,000
each.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

See Staying Page 5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

LONDON t p The German
Transocean news agency said last
night German political circles had
emphasized that Prime Minister
Churchil's demand for uncondi-
tional surrender will be answered
by the entire German people with
a categorical never. "Germany's
opponents hatred and lust for de-
struction is matched by the ardent
will for self preservation of a peo-
pic which knows that to expect in
case OF defeat the broadcast said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

DETROIT-AP - Although the
national brownout OF outdoor it,
Elimination aimed at conserving bi.
luminous. coal does not become eff
fective untl February I. the War
Production Board today appealed
to all users Of electricity to begin
immediate compliance with the
conservation order.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

YORK. Pap Kendall Willis,
81, Worthwhile. Mich, CAP pilot
bound for Baltimore on an Army
mission. made a forced landing. on
snow-covered wheat field near
here Thursday after encountering
engine trouble. Willis escaped in
jury and the plane was not dam
aged.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

NHIt u ROBERT 4. Ter
holz, Flint, Mich, today headed a
committee of the National Asso-
citation of home builders to meet
with r. J. Thomas, president of
thu United Automobile Workers
(ClOO to discuss methods OF OBJ
tanning maximum housing con-
struction through private enter
prise and procedures necessary TO
makes homes available to return
ing war veterans.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

See EUROPE Page
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-19

NEW YORK ms Subscrib
ers Of THE Commweal'', an indie
pendent Catholic weekly, were no.
titled today that the Jan. 10 ia
sue has been Withdrawn from
circulation at the request of the
author Of one Of the leading ar
ticlcs. The editor of the magazine
which has a normal circulation oil
IL 600. refused TO divulge the con
tents OF the story or the identity
OF the author. He conceded that
IL was unusual" to withhold ar
Issue at an authors request, but
admitted II had been done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

CARROLL SPRINGs INN, Forest Glen, Nd !,
miles White House. 40 rooms. hot and
cold running water. large dining room and
lounge: bus services and car pools. sH.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUsE--A few attrac-
tive vacancies for girls In this guesthouse.
l712 New Hampshire ave.
14Ol 18th ST. N.W.-Large double room
vacancy in triple; ideal location; switch
board: choice menus.
ARLINGToN-vacancy: good transp, near
Clarendon; excel. meals. GIL. 21O6.
ONE LARGE ROOM with pvt. bath, suit
4 or 5 people; COW. transp. Pentagon or
downtown: phone and laundry fac: nr. Co
TIA MASS. AVE, NV. the oakmont-
young ladies', newly furn., redec, double
DOUBLE ROOM in residential club. nice
NV. section; 2 girls; $50 mo. each. Cal
MI. 20S4.
1889 GIRARD ST. N.w.-Excellent meals
maple furniture; space in basement, triple
for men; s35 each, Gentleman, to share
double End floor room with another man
$40. Settled woman to share basement
d d9le with another woman. $35. AID
1914 18th ST, N.W.-For men only; 2 te
share IN triple. Also large double; ex-
cellent meals and transp
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1870 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Two Groom apts-
newly decorated. semipriyate bath: $50 and
HR esq %SSa aPPy IL 1s95 R
other girls. 5s19 14th st. NV; $50. RA
VII s SHARE s trrnhse aa1 pm s1th
S Syoz c Z T. after pm; FR s! 1928. %.
respectable girls; 81 per week ' eaeh. ''f Ii.
YOUNG MAN to share downtown 10th st
$50 month. Box s61A as sta ariilies iurh'
NICELY FURNISHED APT. to share with
another on refined girl in executive position;
1871 I44d Somerset pl. NV.
i ExGtMANG dd; S55 mo- furnished apt, Wash
Is17 IRVING ST. S. NV AT 81. hw' I
room. kitchen; refgr.,, gas electric; quiet
edHs o sssi So qsth per vses
Bachelor apt. studio rm., pvt. bath, $50.
1861 Eucc Gin ST. NV rm. and klsch-
q ST. Ssef NW q s.TsstSaI b...u.r. ..u
entrance. S55 mo- ineladin ne0~ atIlitRie es
s sRnISGr6 1SSrn,ns after fer. 10 only
utilities. cH. so6s. l. 'oo mo- Incl
CoNSENIAL young lady. between IS and
45,, to share 2-rm, kitchen and bath apt
Eith another lady; cooking priviis; on
wonn. ave-; cow; to many stores; $45
t liS FAIRMoNT ST. N.w:-Bedroom and
kitchen, completely furnished; 2 EN-
ployed adults: $3.50 each
1122 9TH ST. N.W.-To share with another
renned girl, sunny 4-room and bath apt !;
best transp,: $50. ia. Sis7.
WANTED, GIRL to share furnished art
with another girl; $40 mo- 1874 Columbia
rd: q.W.' Apt. 5-A. Call DE. 1887 after 8
1908 MADISON ST. N.w.-Basement apt,
l room and kitchen: "a block from Ga
ave. carline: rent. S35 month GE 1895.
DOWNTOWN CONNECTICUT AVE.-Wiii
exchange furnishings and lease OF very de-
sirable Groom apartment, unusual facili-
tles. Tor Chrysler town and country station
wagon, In perfect condition Give year,
mileage and photograph. Box 159-B, Star.
BROOM APT. for couple. eae A st. ne.
sig so weekly
MAN, WILL SHARE apartment for three
months ION IS. with 9th Protestant couple who win
COLORED-513 SSH Sir. Ne rms.
kit. and bath. NO. 1914 after IL noon. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

GaoEdETS0J%S 1894 , sb sa,o
q AZ N q RI e4 vsfiRGrN1A in vicinity of
Washinston Golf and COUNTRY Club. :
Charmingly furnished 4-bedroom, 3ha-bath.
white brick Colonial, on q wooded acre, in
restricted community Of small estates.
Large living room with fireplace. paneled
den with fireplace, beautiful recreation
room with bar and fireplace, screened
porch, built-in garage, oil heat. Available
for immediate occupancy. 5000 month.
blvd. Arlington, Va. CHI. 1888. Ewes.
BEAUTIFUL FLORIDA HOME in small
town II MI from Orlando. completely fur
nished, 5000 mo-; at least 8 mos. REQUIRED;
c ss5sifnfsf FuRNrsMED Eoom home
in Kensington. Md. will rent very reason
ably to couple with not more than chill
dren, provided I can reserve for own use
z bedrooms. sH. 1871 after pms any
Observation-Disclosures furnished A.
bedroom, 2-bath home; double drawing
view of city: sees. TIE 6414.
5O7 COLUMBIA ST, Falls Church, Va
3-bedroom, 2-bath house. oil heat; avail
able Dec. %; S225 a month furnished.
For further information call Mrs. Murphy.
IDOL FRANCES POWELL HILL. 1908
Goth ct
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE lease on unfurnished
2 bedroom apartment in Richmond for
hat or house in Washington. ]. r. LIB
ERMAN. 4213 Grove ave-. Richmond FL,
WILL EXCHANGE bachelor apt. in North.
west Wash. D. G., large living room. bed
unfurnished, rental rate unfurnished. S75
per month. for equivalent apartment in
North Side Chicago; possession January
WILL SHARE GEORGETOWN HOME for
part use OF home or apt. in New York
WILL EXCHANGE large a-bedroom fur
nished apt, Northwest Washington, for
any ivable place in Dallas. Texas, suitable
Tor couple with 2 small children. Phone
AID. $3.50 or HO 1881
APT, Dupont Circle:
SAT 30; suitable young adults: for similar
or higher rental N. Y. C ME. 27s7. 21s
EXCHANGE-Have mod
2-bedrm. apt. in nearby Alexandria: will
exch: for comparable apt or small house.
Cambridge or vicin.; rent, $50 to $40 un-
furn. Occupancy LIST Feb. Box TAB, Star
WILL EXCHANGE exclusive 2-bedrm. apt.
in ne. Washington, $40 incl. gas. cleo,
heat and Bendix washer. for 2 or 3 bed
room unfurn. house in Chicago or suburbs
Star
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.


SAVE COMMISSION, deal direct: want
LARGE house toL1 Soomins house: eonassisasr
N ssaRsaas DocToR R4g sabotage family desire
Spring preferred; would rent 3.b.r. mod
ern house long term white waiting. 5 pne
WI cc2aSNy SELL Eli YOUR HOUSE At IL full
sSSsDnzs dS fsc sif gssisi. w 5s.s.s:
sAi Sh sssff Fl &c 3 sale
eraI IS what you desire. eau b 4. HUM
PHRIEs; Resltor. SOB North Capitol. Ma.
HaYk d EassHtf s wee ,or Your house List
seuF a 2Rs MI Us .of Wa a fsIs
n IMsRpTaf sse adTfosw. win buy
market value: free arpraisals. MITCHELL
%S HiSK DI I asah sstl g Maryland
auested. Experience statesmen. special.
GRayATTE. 729 18th St., Realtor. MA
FROM from owNER, on Cabin John or Friend.
trees; SO 900 limit. Oh; 2955; :,
HAVING IA SOLD NY .. FARM viii pay ds cash
By letter please to Mr.. Hill. Ga Abe.
hsrs dy WANT rt fo SELL Ell xoUh NOME
Ks Mp once ssas AT ONCE, 2. 8. or ! bedroom
house for clients with cash ~ Try quick &;
Essats and Basinss, Brokers'. IA. ass5
AZ AZ o once AT ONCE. AT ONCE. 8 or 4
bedroom house in D. c. or nearby Nd
clients with cash can get you top price!
yo1 tnls tm eAs Eau "a Woo v.pmo Mh Rs
CASH BUYERs Tor D. 9. and Nd property
MS " q y. kE sd s,S g. assi Rhod'
ATTENTION. oWNERs! s.s,. ne. ant
| nearby Maryland homes. lots. farms an.
investment property, We have clients witt
appraisal. without obligation, call T, D
BURGESS. 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. TR. 1875
VIZ VII HAVE I Y CASH BUYERS wanting home
Without e charge. emo BucKIEY l. Bu gcfatisYi
t aasH I Fab Rif Eosks sH br ts
ne not se disturbed. z a dARvEY. pI. 1905
r sS WRNf fF srsn a ThSSosNs oTe Lis
Sass Wit ME aash Ruf sEai IL
g22t . Eli nstypRKKs I FIX S49 ,or nom.
(all types). particularly in ne. and ST
eaik JOHN 5ssSi PIX aD w.
F FL ssdt OR sRreHrwooD. diase
from owner; Groom house, not over yr'
ssiaA ~ / SELL SELL MY HOME NOW. If 70
/. request a personal and confidential inter
advise you as to your best interests, Thi
I T TnnnER 1Nc R.ators "a
1900, 1912 18th ST. NV.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGINlA.

ARLINGTON, va, $40, 5OO-Perfect broom
brick home. immaculate inside. and out;
large yard and attractive shrubbery; oil
other attractive. features; near active bus
lines, schools. churches and. SHOPPING CEN
ter: owner will also sell furniture at .
pr upoS Rs sash
Irving ST., Arlington, Va. CHI. 0s00. Con-
tisf TSssSD NKearms; 81 sa, hwy corner
houses. one e-rm,. bath house: also in
rms; YOU a Ha s ss5o S0h or .sh Soas. o
ssS's .ssn s ny 81 70, the
CHILD IN SCHOOL? Two blocks to Henry
an Older frame 6unsaloW but spiek-andi-
span: large nv. rm, din, rm.. kit. bed
and p s w D asz ev modem sea
nicely s1 lsndscaped s QUICK aSl possesson 1000
sse q Rr s eo as s6 oe MsSn
S1Es a. i 1855 0S Mas brick nous. IN
and seson double f sns. pfSss as
baths ample closet spas si nrsDlases Old
sauippsd Eisshsn; psseroand, eo aroeesy.
bus service within y SlesE; Immediate oc-
BY oWNER--xiexandria.. Yates Garden:
southern exposure. living room With nrs,
soilst: Oil heat; End moor. Ssddroomas. !
town oers @medisss osc Mpsr sa ns
brokers' IT ssSe inspection BY appointment. cal
ID, 500 possession Jan. i: $500 cash.
balance in. convenient monthly payments;
asbestos shinsle bunsalow BEDROOMS.
shower. electric reiriserator and sss stove,
larre unfinished attic with standard stair
way suitable for 2 future rooms; large lot.
located lust below Alsxsndria n IN rsir-
ther particulars call CT. sa77. 10 am.
to pm. daily, r: RENoTT. 1897 N.
A Ms 0lsS Sis ras.Gn detached
homes to you only 5000: $3.50 total down
payment See these modern 2-story houses
sto i. gas range. anil: miles IRON Fen
tagon: out Col. pike to SO; pinwiddie St.
s1s e 60 GGgp S foloT a5rG AM, e
Mci nSn5S & MCINTOSH exclusive Ass nts.
Phone CHI. 2400. US
vesy er 81 Sea
sna $1,000 down. e np ps
IS IS r.ses ous Ran
and open SIGN: NJ. SILVER; TsInPls $3.50
81 GL 1000 ss q -''- s. 4
FALLS CHURCH, vA.--vacant. possession
With title plSsr MY nash :cnoo .s cs
rated brick house: lovely nreplace ii NV
rm.. full basement with lasatory, iaun-
dry trays Eas domestic " 81 nv Il, n a.
nspection 4o7 Msadoy lane Phone j.
os b1E Soms ni Il / Z Il
place, dining room. iuiiy eauipped kltchen,
srfs Eng Pm rc ~ ~
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
sUBLEAsE MOS. OR LONGER. FUR

SUITCASE 6 MOS. OR LONGER. furnished
OF s,t 9nIur 1 two,room apartment; nv.
Tsat sg sioo no. eaI MISC 1ssh M At 9sl
EAf saasi Ext snd Ss az. or 5. NO o331
MAN GRiF iii Natio on Io sis6: Ext, al,
D 81 9TeEsz sl sny and wifi. need
RsT#R 5ssl$sats ad;Ii, M Psas m@:a
nished i.rn., Kit. bath apt; n.1 Sec Sec
for one rs. lady only with best referssnases
furnished 1-bsdroom or efficiency apart.
sE sR', y0 wife s's and 1e-mo-old SON
near Nav y x aas. or eariine. Max SO
DIPLOMAT IiHas, Win VIII WIFE and two children,
ssss saa nsse' Aouss se1 ssas
M n $50 COUPLE, employed in n NV.
unfurnished apt. .or house. Cali sH.
NAVY LIT. and wife desire apartment, NV
q virginia; no pets. no children IA
COUPLE NEED unfurn. bedroom apt,
Silver Spring, Takoma; perm. Weekdays
So Sc 81 $500; other times. ia. 2sI1
ksEsTiulkaNHEHD' VETERAN and wife desire fur
nished or, unfurnished 3 or room apt;
DeEs ea E Tssds st city no children o.
ADULT FAMILY or 3. permanently To-
apt. or house in NV. washington or near
BY Va: best references. OIL. 1892. FL
nished apt. Il RIM. and kitchenl BY Jan
LIST; best references. Box 232-B. Star. 49,
asster eauGs one s q two na aa
Il ssst e ~ oth fRc G1
300. Ext 2O93. before 1870. 81
in refined neiFhborhood. RE. 5216.
RETURNING VETERANS and other EN-;
houses, apartments and housekeeping
rooms; # you have somethins 70 rent
write Housing Once. 36th st. and Prospect
ave NV. washington z. D. c., or phops
GOING SOUTH? Army ofdcer. Just re.
turned from overseas, on temporary d. G.
duty. with wife. desires z or rm furn
apt for winter. OIL. 3434 morn. or eve
VETERAN and wife desire furnished or un,
furnished apt. near Georgetown MedicA
School; permanent. BOX 209-B. Star. ~
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAND.

WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE - Beautiful
brick bungalow in ROGER Heights; living
kicssP tiled ta bath e . 81
down. Cali Mr.. KAzfEY. IN. 400. .
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE - six-room
brick house in. University Park: 3 bed
room. kitchen. 2 TIED baths; oil h.-vh..
fs & .s
duced price. $50. zoo. Cali MR.. KAzLEY.
P PSi s saGrss VEST sS s RrvERpAIx. m.-s.
room and bath frame bungalow: full base
msnt, hot-water heat ,,, near Shopping ss zen
sis.s5o1psiry farm, consisting Of 1888
acres. Colonial modern home: 6-room
s r9 Sar aoass sarsss dag
i truck. So head Of cattle and all necessary
dng g natss irom 4u'
this todayL CAN Mr., Bramham. DE. 4472.
VIII RfEsnzE RfA p EasI424 a
story brick home in Gheyerly. Md. Suit.
able for apts bultin t Esras ss,, large ps
for quick sale. Mr.. MCKINNEY. UN
SILVER Z s. SPRING Il m.-4-bedroom brick
full bath. screened sleeping porch. kitchen
sp s snd .n eo gag sessooms
b bsss p WITH i1 built- IN xspase. oil Swh.
large lot bOx22l IT. House shown By
annointment onIy, Possession within 80
DAYS. FRANK L. HEWITT. Jr. s4Os Ga.
ave- sH 3293 II
WiLLiAMS' REAL EsTATE-white q
story groom home, full basement. G,
h.~w.h.: new-house condition Will sell
quick for $3.50; 81 500 down. MR.. BELL.
UN. 1900. -
WILLIAMS, REAL ESTATE-Owner must
sell 6-rm. home. all modern conyeniences.
with 80 acres land in good state Of cul-
Call Mr.. LEONARDO. 81. 5000. s20l
Ga, ave. =
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Attractive 2
from shopping center and Transportation.
Terms. Call MR.. ISELI. 81. 5000; ewes.
SH geo, 1901 Ga. ave. sT1E