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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02

holidays, is a new student at
State.
YPSI
The contingent returned to
Michigan State Teachers Col
lege at Ypsilanti for classes
starting today. They are Jane
Lindsey, Pauline and Jean
Pringnitz. Jean Millar, Nancy
Lewark, Willajean Hotchkiss.
Florence Miller, Lois Cady and
Betty Duckwitz.
Howe Military Academy at
Howe. Ind. is the destination of
Bill Lindsey, Jim Preussel and
George Smith, who report today.
Also heading for military school,
but at Georgia Military Acad-
envy at Atlanta, Ga. are Dick
Purton, Forrest Blake and
Wayne Leach, the latter a new
student this term.
CLASSES TODAY
Glasses start today for Barbara
Nicholson at Oxford, o.. where
she is enrolled at Miami Univer-
sity. Virginia Meitz has until
Friday before leaving for South
ern Seminary at Buena Vista,
Va, and Joan Ullrich won't
leave until next Tuesday for
Stephens College at Columbia,
Mo. Joan Goodar is to leave
Wednesday for Ferry Hall, Lake
Forest, Ill.
Wilbur Caster is returning TO
Ferris Institute; Grace Niemann
goes back to Adrian.
Albion calls Priscilla Thinker
and Eva Carter, the lattef from
Armada, as we'll as Bud Alpern,
whose sister Barbara lgft today
for KIatheIssAe Bibhs School in !
Soysa,n. y iesser Matthews "a (
ported TO-DAY to Randolph Macon,
Lynchburg, Va.
The University of Michigan
group from Mount Clemens left
several days ago, as we'll as a
number of boys returning to
army-navy courses at various
colleges.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Holiday Vacation WhirZ
Ends Today for Many

SCHOOL BELLS rang not
only in Mount Clemens today.
but at a number of colleges,
military and boarding schools,
drawing a good-sized group of
Mount Clemens boys and girls
away from their windy, cold
hometown.
Michigan State College at
East Lansing, where registration
for the new term is being held
today and tomorrow, with class
es soon to follow, takes Mary
Ellen Dietzel, Helen Louise
Wilde, Ruth Smythe, Barbara
Pettingill, and Betty Grosa, as
returnees. Patricia Daner, who
returned from the Coast for the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Mk Salute

CAROL ANN LORWAY, II
North Wilson boulevard, who is
three years old today.
MR.. AND MRS. HARRY
BURR, SO Beyne street, on their
a5f2}',.t .ys.Sta-Ng- anniversary ~ "
Years Day.
MIR. AND MRS. BERNARD
E. Winert, upon their fourth
wedding anniversary N w
Years Day. which they cele-
brated in Honolulu, where they
are living.
STAFF SERGT. William Tell
err, upon his 22nd birthday to-
day, son of MIR and Mrs Clar-
ence Teller, 81 Miller street.
Sergeant Teller has been serv
ing in the South Pacific theater
for the past II months.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Couple Wed
at ST. Peter S

S/SGT. AND MRS. DOMINIC
Purpura are honeymooning n
Chicago and ST. Louis, Mo, fol-
lowing their wedding in ST. Pc
ter's Catholic Church Thursday
morning.
The bride is Dolores Kline,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Kline of 100 Market
street. Her husbands parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. August Purpura Of
ST. Louis.
The brides father, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Isabel Fox New
bauer. sang at the nuptial high
mass at $50 o'clock with the
Rev. FIR. William Schneider
reading the service. The bride,
given in marriage by her father,
wore a white satin gown, its fit
ted bodice trimmed in Chantiiiy
lace. which also formed the
Dutch cap from which her tulle
veil fell. She carried an arrange
ment of white bebe NUNS.
Dorothy Mulh Of lane of
Wayne. the only attendant, wore
Christmas green bouffant
gown of satin, and her flowers
were yellow NUNS. Dominic
Kline, brother of the bride was
best man.
Breakfast for 25 was served
at Kings Inn following the GER
emony. Sgt. and Mrs. Purpura
will make their home at Sci
fridge Field after their return
Jan. 10.
MISS CLEO LLOYD, former
teacher at Herman Xix school,
was New Years visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Yreseau.
ERNEST MATTHEWS, 143
Clinton street. is a patient at st.
Marys hospital, Detroit. where
he will undergo an operation on
Wednesday.
ELIZABETH AND PAULINE
Ullrich were hostesses to a
group at a luncheon Saturday
afternoon. honoring the house
guest of the latter, Mrs Marga
ret Trua, of Detroit. Several
out-of town guests were among
the group which numbered
eight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Ret,oAel

BETTY JANE MORDAN'S
engagement to Jack H. Rood,
son Of Mrs. Hudson Rood, 1873
Market street, and the late Mr..
Rood, is announced today by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Mordan, 18 Logan street. Miss
Mordan will be graduated from
Mount Clemens High school in
February, 1945, and her fiance
completed his course there n
February, l94l. No date has
been set for the wedding.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Schools Recall Mount Clemens Young People to Their Book
Parents Reveal
BetrOthal of Pair

i MIR, AND MRS. BURT SCHE-
VIKHOVEN, 70 Macomb street.
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Betty Ann to
Norman Diener, S nc, USN,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Charles w.
Diener, $50 Hubbard avenue.
Both young people attended
Mount Clemens High School. Mr..
Diener has just returned to Z
Pacific port, following leave aft
er six months sea duty. No date
is set for the wedding.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Engaged

MIR. AND MRS. A. c. LUCHT-
MAN, kendrick avenue. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Pauline Reh, TO Corp.
George NJ. Baur, of Selfridge
Field. Corp. Baur's parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin NJ. Baur. of
Brooklyn, N Y. No date has
been set for the wedding.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Friends Greet New Year
at Several Large Parties

ECHOES OF New Years Eve
will supply bright memories for
many in the cold months to
come. il is revealed by latest re-
ports of the holiday activities.
Among the parties was love-
ly dinner party given by Bar
bara Alpern at her home the
group later going on TO the
home of Mrs. Alan G.. Straight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02

on Miller street, where Mrs. Ro-
bert Ullrich was co-hostess e. to
10, including besides Miss AZ
perm. Jane Lindsey. Mrs. How
ard Tate, Mrs William Gasow.
Nancy Buckley. Jean Pringnitz,
Jean Millar and Nancy Lewark.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nicholson
entertained group of 10 friends
at their home. with Capt. and
Mrs. Leon Jacob as out-of-town
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. CHR. Mac
kenzl. were hosts 10 group at
their home, and Mrs. Thomas w.
Cross home was the site of a
gathering.
Cynthia Heine had a large
group of her friends at her home
as did Shirley Levine and Ann
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leblanc
and Mr.. and Mrs Lyle Rosso
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
{. Leblanc in Detroit.
LOA GREEN Parent Teacher
-ASseeiatisp will meet at Dom
aldson school Wednesday eve
ming at $50 o'clock for pot-luck
dinner followed by a games
party. Members are asked to
bring equipment for their fav-
orlte game. The room repre-
sented by the largest number Of
mothers Will be awarded a PEN
nant TO hold for the following
month.
MRS. J A MES NUNNELEY
and daughter Florence are ex-
pected home this week from
Mount PLEASANT where they have
ben visiting Mrs. NunneleyS
parents during the holidays.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-02
Gives
Holiday Cheer

MOUNT CLEMENS Chapter
1884, Blue Star Mothers, proxid-
ed Selfridge Field Hospital with
l25 Christmas stockings for the
men hospitalized there. The con-
tribution was made possible by
funds raised on Blue Star Moth
ers of America Tag Day held IN
Mount Clemens.
The stockings were filled with
writing paper, playing cards
games, cookies. fruit, razor
blades. and other items to pro-
vide pleasure and comfort. Tho
committee in charge included
Mrs. Peter Butke, Mrs. Lillian
Alguire, Mrs, Elizabeth DieScz,
Mrs. Margaret Schoen and Mrs.
r. Scruggs.
(
IRENE BUSCH entertained
girls of the conduct department
of Shores Products Friday eve
ming at her home, 70 Miller
street, honoring Mrs. George
Go.aere. Airplane abunco prizes
vert to Marjorie Liken and
Mrs. Mary Liken.
TRINITY LUTHERAN Ladies'
Aid will meet at noon Thursday
at the parsonage basement for
potluck dinner and business
meeting, to be followed by So
cial hour.
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Evening star., 1945-10-16
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMC, cab over engine, 5-ton, with or with.
out hydraulic dump body: considerable
%ooDsN PelSg ssns 6 6prGs SAL MI Mao Hasek A
AKA: very low miiesee tsaasHa excellent e"nso me-
chanical condition Tarpauline i truck
with winch and one with spare tire Within
oPA selling vdLnen prices. s HILL : TIBBErTs
FORD 1912 l1a-ton t3l vanettes pane
trucks; excellent condition; low mileage
within OPA ceiling. LEO RoCCA. INC
EN-. 1900. 1901 Conn. ave. NV Closed
FORD 1899 Iia-ton chassis and cab
equipped with Eft. platform body and
hydraulic hoist. duo wheels, l0-ply tires;
5.TISVv pTIesd below oPA o AS is ceiling at S755
Wis. ave. WI. 1895.
CHEVROLET 1889 Ih-ton dump: 2-speee
rear axle; good tires. below OPA ceiling
BILL DeLoNG. D1. 1870.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Contra
Motor Co, authorized GMC truck dealer
Chevrolet 1912 12-ton, 1eft. stake body
chevroiet 1915 "a ton ton dump. dump bower Bower winch
GheyT0st cheyToIet 1913 lS45 s-ton ton dump dump
Dodge l941 2-ton dump.
REQ 1a42 Atom dump.
Command and reconnaissance cars.
GMG l949 2la-ton, I0-wheelerS lons
Diamond I 1895 I-ton. panel.
Wiz ches power ton, new, Sl65.
Trailers, new ammunition carts, S31 so
Army stake bodies, S25.
These trucks can be purchased on term.
ceiling All are in excellent condition
gith gI!trn heayy,egty Amy tires dual wheels
Sunday 10 to 3. OK. 0552. CHI 1000
Evening star., 1945-10-16
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WILL CONSIDER TRADING this Mt Ver-
non. Va, gground-We have 3 parcels Of
way, 2Sla acres between two highways, 81
acres. long frontage on roadway Brokers
NsT York nysd aSe NA AARRy M RES RR H
30 ACRES in timber 400 yards of Thoma s
Jefferson highway, near Louisa, and a.
unburnt area, making S4-acre iin tract for for
5000 or $50 cash, $l5 monthly. L. L,
SELF Louisa; Va,
ed; on :: paved streets: in nearby Va.
s. 500 an acre; THos; G MAGRUDER
Gil. "a CH. 3I31.
/ HAVE SEVERAL good acreage tracts of
land close-in Fairfax County. Va. on hard
could be Subdivided into five DEVELOPMENTS.
I interested. call Gil. S513, H. A. DORNE,
Real Estate Broker.
30 ACRES with splendid view, part wood
ed. on = paved streets. in nearby Va, con-
venient to downtown Washington; 81 500
nn, an acre other acrease tracts available,
blvd: Arlington. Va, GIL. 3443, CHI, 313l.
THREE 5-acre wooded tracts, miles out
of Georgia ave-. one with large stream:
sls9 all cleared with ,SHS strsap n,, on
DOFT. Colesville, Md. Call Ashton md
frontage, water and elec, on property,
sewer available; ideal subdivision for low
cost housing; $500 per acre. Call Mr.
Tammaro. ia. 1915. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO, 1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
MARYLAND-53 acres, located close to
District line. in NV. section. This acre
age is ripe for development for home
building. Only $1,000 down and agreeable
terms for balance HYATTSVILLE IN
vEsTMENT CO. INC, End floor, 5000
Baltimore ave UN 4O4O. Open evenings.
SILVER SPRING-26 acres. approximately
mile from Naval Ordnance Laboratory.
Beautiful building site Call Mr. Allnutt,
WORTHINGTON REALTY. exclusive agt.,
S421 Georgia ave. 81. 654I until 9 pm.
Evening star., 1945-10-16
Uncle Roy's Corner
me scared for a mini
n poetry
"Ancient Wings" lived when the

Ancient Wings lived when there
were dinosaurs on earth.
These birds had teeth in their
mouths and three claws at the bend
of each wing. You will have to
look a long time to find a modern
bird with claws on its wings, but it
is possible to find such bird
Down in South America live the
birds known as 'hoatzins. They
are to be seen in various parts of
the Amazon Valley, in Brazil and
nearby countries. Bolivia has some
of them, and so does Colombia.
Perhaps the most interesting
thing about these birds is the fact
that's they have claws on their
wings while they are young! There
are two claws on each wing, one at
the bend, the other out toward the
edge. The claws are used by the
young birds when they climb
around trees.
Nests of the hoatzins are made of
twigs and small sticks. The nests
are placed in bushes and low trees,
Evening star., 1945-10-16
T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY,
Readers Corner


From R. H. E, Laguna Beach:
Recently you commented on the
repetition of 20 in the name Ocon-
omowoc, Wis I can top that with
Woolloomooloo, a suburb of Sydney,
Australia. The name is aboriginal.
Answer: Thanks. The suburb is
named for Woolloomooloo Bay. the
principal overseas harbor of Sydney.
From Van Nuys, Calf: Your COL
league, DR.. Etaoin Shrdlu thinks he
is some shakes as an etymologiSt.
He should take lessons from me,
Americas greatest word expert. I
can give him familiar three-letter
English word that contains no sign
of vowel, and it isn't an abbrevia-
ton either. Give up? It's the word
nth" used daily by thousands.
Yours disrespectfully, Prof. Overt
Yuiop.
Answer: The good doctor growled:
Nonsense! Rubbish! Hogwash!"
until I showed him your nth" on
page 1871 of Webster's New Inter-
national. He was so chagrined that
he barely missed having a stroke.
Now he seeks revenge. So beware,
professor.
From NJ L., Nashville: I have
always pronounced the word bomb
as bum" A Northern friend
laughed heartily at me. She calls
it "bom," to rhyme with Tom.
What's the good word?
Answer: The pronunciation bum"
has been obsolete since World War I,
although some American diction-
aries still list it as an alternative.
Nowadays, in America, bum" sug-
gests Q1 ''of no account; good for
nothing; (2) "a worthless fellow;
a hobo"
Released BY the Bell SYNDICATE Incl
Evening star., 1945-10-16
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY on 1st or 2no trusts; prompt
action. reasonable rates nearby Md, Va
or D. c; property THE AMERICAN CO.,
s07 18th, Ma S032.
MONEY ON SLCOND TRUST-We will
buy second-trust notes D c. rby Mo.
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 81 INvEsTMEN1 CORP. 1872
N Y ave. NV National 1888
Ist AND End TRUST LOANS~Prompt ano
courteous service Consult ps before Dor.
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
NENT co SI7 9th st NV DI $3.50
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
md trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
RE 1913
MORTGAGE LOANS. AZ interest. Prompt
service MOORE d. HILL CO. So4 1Tth
ST. NV
SALARIED LADIES-n you need money.
see Mr.. Green (Strictly CONFIDENTIAL, lOl4
K st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
INVESTOR WILL BUY End trust notes on
nearby Virginia property. Call CHI. 1900,
Ext. l3r 10.
Evening star., 1945-10-16

I35 ACRES near ,Lathran. Anne Arundel
e1sety AEs a2sse 51RasSG
coMPIETE FARM of IS acres in Mont;
tractor, ) chicken houses, 20 acres Of corn,
ers, 2 cows, 90 pigs, $40 chickens ducks
PnS road 'pssfy5 oeston sSS imsfI stss
LEESBURG, vA.---Highly productive ls0-
%e ID Res ~ seres Ge
posse nsSa Se VAN 0fTs IDEN 'e zR
S Iss ACRES GRaz1NG AZ Fn0Ps FARM asO mi off
Of major highway near historic Fairfax
Courthouse; springs in all fields, 100 a;
cleared Gle; balance wooded buildings are er old
j, c. HosKINs, Realtor. 2o1 Hillwood
ave Falls Church 1907. 49,.
electric. barn, new silo, many other out
buildings: 100 head of white-face cattle;
> milk cows; 10 brood sows, horses, trac-
ensilage cutter = wagons: manure manure
and all other NECESSARY farming equip,
stock farms in Northern Virginia; price,
$4,000. J. L. c. WEST. Fails Church .!l35.
OPPORTUNITY for a hard-headed person!
mill tractor. etc, on good all-year road
streams run through property; old house
could be remodeled, now used Tor hay.
new road going in new bridge Will make
this place convenient TO D c., Frederick
MartinSburg. Charles Town, LeeSburg, Balti-
more; lccated in nearby Loundon County:
IS wonderful chance! Call l. r. BOWEN
Owner. CHI 5294. 5131 Col. pike Ar
HisToRIcAL SMALL ESTATE. near Lees
burg. Va.-l6S4 acres of cleared ground:
beautiful old house with modern kit equip
ment and bath. now completely furnished
uf1f nVrGtH Mt tF1tn f41RV rio
pictures, china. brio a-brac and bedding;
detached garage and servants quarters
Price. $3.50 furnished, or Sl2,500
unfurniShed. For further information call
Mr Malcolm, OR. 6sl6 with BETHEL
iie RICH ACRES on hard road and bus
large creek runs through the farm from
one end 10 the other, the house was built
about 90 years ago and is modern IN
every way; = large rooms, pa tiled baths
NV. coal neat. city electricity. phone
basement. large porches, fireplaces; beau
tli9I' large trees: euesthouse, ) rooms
house and large barns: "a miles from
Washington over fine highway; for many
years it has been used as grazing farm;
included are fine horses, some cattle
and all feed crops, machinery and chick
ems Price S42 800: $4,000 cash bal
ance can be arranged See MASON HIRST.
Annandale. Va. at the end of Columbia
pike Phone Alexandria 5Sl2. Closed
ELsEA sPRING-Top of the mountain at
Bluemont, Virginia. on main highway: :
rooms and bath. electricity. several other
buildings. small stream; suitable for over
night guesthouse or rest home; 81 acres;
buses daily: $1,000, terms JAMES E
MAHONEY, Woodward Building. RE. 24ll
exclusive
FRONT ROYAL, Warren County. Shenan-
doah River bottom farm with Broom resi-
dence and 270 acres. This is a horseshoe
saw timber in black walnut, cultivation
land and pasture land. miles to residence
from town. viii sell at $4,000, with
miss this deal as this farm has been sold
at $4,000. Taxes, SOS per year. CLAUDE
L. RUST, phone 1924 Once, 3O6 s. Royal
ave, Front Royal. Va
ON RIVER, in St Marys County below
Leonardtown. Groom house. electricity
> acres ground; needs some repairs For
CO. 945 K st. NV, MA. 9593.
Evening star., 1945-10-16
LOTS FOR SALE Cont

APART. HOUSE GROUND or for houses.
! 2f10 miles from Wash. by way OF Lee
highway, Va. Sewer and water. OWNER,
WOODSIDE PARK, Silver Spring. Md
Large wooded lot on Dale drive, 75x165
pe private owner; sacrifce; S1,975; 81. 2416.
TWO FINE L0CATIONS--S3.3 800, Chevy
Chase. D c.; near Rittenhouse and 32nd
Kalmia ST.. lot 50x122. Eve. or Sun. phone
Woodley 1885
80 Tors FOR a-sToRy apartments, Sc.
block to bus; water ana sewer, gas, cleo
tricity available; needs some grading; each
lot 50xl00 alley; price. Sl.ln0 each.
BEALL TURNER g. CO., RA. OSS5. lIO5
Vermont aye, ma. 613I.
OFF CONN. AVE.-100x200. on Everett
st. If you need lot to build your future
home in very desirable section, investi-
gate this now; 1t is priced to sell; no
Lrifiers, please. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN.
Broker RE l66.
SILVER Standardization builders: 20
lots sold in one block TO right party; re-
stricted; will consider offer; also 2 corner
lots to be sold separately, 75x100 and
s0MS5. Call Mr., Allnutt, WoRTHINGToN
REALTY, exclusive agent, s427 Georgia
ave 81, Rh4 until o m
Evening star., 1945-10-16
LEGAL NOTICES Cont. J

W. c. SULLIVAN. Attorney.
Fla 15th osh 81 s NM Msshnsop : D.
IN THE DISTRICT e!frk COURT OF THE
Unsed stats for v4ee ee Of t C
VS.. John Tyree Shutack, ct al.-No, 60322,
Eauity:-oRDER .N1sI FOR. SALE OF
REAL EsTATE;-lNational Savings q Trust
A. Manfuso, surviving Substitute Trustees,
having reported oa an offer OF Thirty flye
70 real estate brokerage commission at
the REGULAR rate fixed by. the Washington
Rea! Estate Board for the purchase. by
dred and Forty-nine ls49j and Eight
Hundred and FIFTY $500 sSqare
proved BY p premises stiiN' SOL 9Th Street
NV 1t Is BY the ccurt this sth day ~ OF OF
be accepted and that sale at that price
be ratified and confirmed by the Court
unless cause 70 the contrary Is shown or
to the, Court Is made on or before the
?5th day OF, october, l945, at 70 o'clock
AN at which time higher offers and I'D
By By ths so cour oaS proSded S s cops
Of this order be published prior to the
ihs WaShing5SP Law s Rep Rsp0rter Is On he the
tober, l945; IN The Evening star and on
October. la45, in the Times Herald ,s)
lSt GEO. C GERTMAN. Guardian Ad
Charles CHART f E siEwART fes clerE fopy By Emma
c. Simpson Deputy Clerk. ocl0.l6. 1923
JAMES A. O'SHEa, ALFRED GOLDSTEIN,
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff. 40. 9Th St. NV.
Filed Sept. 2s. l9f5, Charles E. Stewart,
IN THE D1srR1cf elfFk; COURT OF THE
lu@bla. iseu i5tSs DoRoTHy II 'nf NlcHoLsoS: IS
Myrtle Street NE, Washington, D. C.,
Plaintiff, VS.. ANDREW NICHOLSON, De-
fendant.-Civil Action No. hobbs
ORDER PUBLICATION ABSENT DE-
object OF this suit is for
an absolute divorce on the grounds OF
five years separation without cohablta-
tioh. On motion OF the plaintiff, 1t IS this
2sth day Of September. l945, ORDERED
that the defendant Andrew Nicholson,
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, exclusive OF
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day OF the first publication OF
this order; otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case OF default.
Provided. copy OF this order be published
once a week for three successive weeks IN
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said day. tS) F.
DICKINSON LET'S, Justice. Seal A
True Copy. Test CHARLES E. STEWART,
Clerk. BY EMMA C. SIMPSON. Deputy
Clerk. oc2,9,l6.
Evening star., 1945-10-16
LOTS FOR SALE.

THREE four family apartment Sites water,
sewer, gas. electricity, one block to bus one
feenway; i1sa "a fS we'll bailt-up Section " really ~
spartmsnts; vii make sEp siX ssmidetached
0SS5, i1O5 Vermont ave, Ma. 6l3I.
BEAUTIFUL INDIVIDUAL building lots in
gneh Teas vagf Nos Rsthsda sdsz eas0naslS
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. WI. sa4s.
FOR SALE. residential building lots. good
es MoE II oaS9stSn %Aas sd Rsaos gsFas S5o
sTas ki ass'IGi aLks s Va Washinstons
Tae Tooe assfdy Sn g. SosE of
Westmoreland Circle, available at $1,000
and $1,000, Al improvements are in.
and Wo, 1851 evenings and SUNDAYS.
DESIRABLE building lots, in Bethesda. also
B6S T er pd Baasy sbSee Dys RAsM smf HA by
Realt6rs. WI. $3.50, Ewes. Howard scha-
GoMMERCiaL a5iI LANDAU or part of 400
and minor street in Rosslyn. Va (the heart
e Washinston's NV; seetionl: HERMAN ERIM.AArN
scHMFDT- 236 Woodward Bldg. ma. 9257.
CBREE CHOICE LOTS. good section Silver
Spring residential. paved street, all utili-
s. CO, do1o Vermont ave. NV. NE. 1850,
90 APARTMENT HOUSE LOTS in nearby
water. sewer, electricity available; zoned
Tor apartments: lots 80 TO 55 feet wide
about 125 feet deep; priced right; can give
builder an excellent deal and sell so acres
more land adjoining. BEALL TURNER g.
CO., RA: 0ss5. 1Io5 Vermont ave, Ma
j HAVE SEVERAL good-located residen-
tial lots, also L commercial lot. close in
Arlington, Va. Phone GIL. S513. H A.
pORNE, 5712 Wilson blvd, Real Estate
Broker
CHOICE BUILDING LOT. wooded, select
comYunity; viii build your house now;
WsoSeayen; Md; Can Mr. DEIN, WI. 66lI !;
wooded lots on Edmonson road, suitable
for small homes. These lots may be pur-
chased on terms and will cooperate with
builder: in releasing same as needed for
building purposes. For further particula RS
call Mr.. Hunt, WA. 1854 ALVIN EPLIHG.
bS08 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Md.
About CORNER apartment site. zoned
Soc: should take so to 100 units; $4,000.
Discuss your requirements with Mr. Hen
derson. NE. BOIL or RA. 1857. with ]. C..
WELDON co. tEst. 1s90). Realtors.