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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
DeVoIero Tries to Justify
Strange Irish Neutrality

toned England to Join with Ger
many in a crusade? ~
II do not think Mr.. Churchill
would"
DeValera's broadcast reply
drew from the Irish press, organ
of the government party, the
opinion that the Irish leader had
failed to express "the anger that
Mr.. Churchill's outburst had
aroused in the breast of every
Irish man and woman"
There was wisdom as we'll as
dignity in DeValera's restraint"
the newspaper declared. "As De
Valera said, the very fact that
Britain did not modest us in her
dire need could be made the
bridge for q return to that path
Of mutual comprehension which
before the war had begun to lead
the way toward good relations
between these two neighboring
countries"
The Irish Independent said De
Valera had replied with dignity
and reason to Mr.. Churchil's
criticisms" and added: Let us
now hope that their respective
expressions of anxiety to look TO
the future will be supplemented
by a common understanding"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17

respond from the depths Of
their hearts without re-
serve.
Today's (Wednesday's) flood
alarm brought the generous CO.
operation we expected the
response we have all grown to
look for.
The Sherifrs and Police
Departments didn't have to
ask for extra men or auxiliary
police. They were there, or
they called up to report, with
out being asked.
The Coast Guard Reserve
didn't have to contact members
Of its valuable wartime auxil-
larry they stepped forward
and reported for duty" =.
and with them several boat liv-
cry owners of the Clinton river
mouth who offered boats and
equipment of all sorts.
The MacOmb County Chap
ter, American Red Cross did
mt have to send any kilograms
or plead for help. The
Disaster Committee started
functiOning and increased its
tempo of action as the flood
waters rose. The Motor
Corps, Canteen and Home
Service Units reported one by
one for active service.
Day and night duty.
That's American neighborli-
ness the faculty of being
unable 10 carry on normal
routine of living unless ones
fellow man or woman is also
getting the same opportunity.
The insistence on staying
up all night, if necessary, if the
"other fellow" doesn't have
comfort, security and well-be-
ing. The generosity of shar-
ing ones meal, ones safety or
ones home with those in need.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17

DUBLIN, May l7-(R-Prime
Minister canon DeValera, de-
tending Fires foreign policy, de-
clared last night he did not see
how Prim Minister Churchill or
any other thinking person could
fail to see the reason for our
neutrality"
DeValera made his statement
in an address replying to q
broadcast speech by Churchill
last Sunday, in which the British
Prime Minister assailed Fire for
remaining neutral while Britain
was under attack. Churchill de-
clared that but for the friendship
Of northern Ireland I'VE should
have been forced to come to
close quarters with Mr.. DeVal-
era or perish forever from the
earth"
1T is indeed fortunate that
Britain's necessity did not reach
the point when Mr.. Churchill
would have acted" DeValera
said, and added:
by resisting temptation In
this instance Mr.. Churchill, in
stead of adding another horrid
chapter to the already blood
stained record of relations be-
tween England and this country,
has advanced the cause of inter-
national morality-an important
step and one of the most impor-
tant, indeed, that can be taken
on the road to the establishment
of any sure bases for peace"
In defending Fires neutrality
policy, DeValera propounded
hypothetical question based on a
supposition that Germany had
won the war and partitioned
England as Ireland has been par
titioned.
Let US suppose that after all
this he said, Germany was
engaged in q great war in which
she could show she was on the
side of freedom Of a number of
small nations.
Would Mr.. Churchill, as an
Englishman who believed that
his own nation has as good q
right to freedom as any other
not freedom for a part, merely,
but freedom for the whole
would he x lead this parti-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17

That's why, despite the
hundreds Of thousands of dol
lars In losses suffered in
floods and disasters, there's a
silver lining shining through
which too often Is not recog-
mixed It's the opportun-
ity they afford for all Of US
to apply the Golden Rule .
to share and share alike
with charity towards all and
malice to none.
THREE MEN in a boat was
the scene in the South Pacific a
few weeks ago. Nick (Spike)
Clayseens and Edward j. Stan
ley have been seeing the war on
the same ship and by
chance found themselves along
side the ship carrying Ed's
brother William (BilD Stanley.
Nick and Ed went b GA d
Bills ship after signal
ling each other and had a
swell get-together. Nick and Ed
are with the navy's Landing
Craft Infantry and want
their friends to know they're in
their pitching for victory :.
if only you folks will Back EN-
With Bonds!
The Girls Own Circle Of
Kings Daughters set an ex-
ample for other similar or
ganizations to follow. They
started out early this year and
decided to raise 500 for in
| valided soldiers at Percy
Jones Hospital, Battle Creek.
After various bake sales, teas
and like projects Isabelle Mil
lar. president, announced this
week that the 500 has been
sent to the hospitals recrea-
ton fund Another hand
shake for the lads who've
done 50 much to deserve 1t.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
MOTHER DAY greetings

MOTHER ID AY greetings
from Brig. Gen. NJ. NJ. Beach,
commanding the 53rd Troop
Carrier Wing. ETC, came TO
Mrs. NJ. J. Behe, of Mount
Clemens. in behalf OF her son,
1t. Paul A, Behe, former MCHS
football star, who has been sta
toned with the ATC IN England
and France with more than
700 combat flying hours 10 his
credit. Gen. Beach, in express
ing thanks 10 Paul's mother, ex-
emplifies the best spirit of the
American army the kind
ness and consideration which
sets our forces apart from the
inhuman attitude Of Axis lead
ers. He concludes his Mothers
Day greeting with the hope tina.
Paul will have a safe and
speedy return.
Don't forget the big War
Bond combat show at Mount
Clemens High School grounds
at 9:15 pm, Saturday
Sgt. Stan Campbell and Pa
trOlman Alb. Wright, of the
Metropolitan Club tell us that
everyone should plan on at
least one Sunday in July for a
day-Of-fun. when the annual
police picnic for children and
adults will be held at Shady
side Park Mrs. DOak
Geren, whose son. s. Sgt. Ed
gar Leach recently returned
from long service in Italy,
warns all mothers to be pre-
pared for surprises. She OBJ
served dirty rag hanging on
the towel rack in the bath
room, and, quite puzzled,
threw 1t away Said her
son: Hey. Mother, where did
you put my wash cloth?".
1t was well-used CT cloth,
originally khaki-colored.
We know one Mount Clemens
family, at least, which will tune
in the March of Time program
on a national network at 9 D. m.
today. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Price, of Scott boulevard, have
received telegram from their
son. Yeom an . c Don Price,
asking them TO listen TO this par
tlcular program and they
feel that Don or the ship on
which he served in the Pacific
will be mentioned in what is ex-
pected TO be a real thriller. :.
You see, Don was recently
awarded the Purple Heart for
wounds and burns in action. He
and his seaman pals on two oc-
casions were forced 10 nurse a
battered ship home after fierce
action so tonight's radio
piece may be worth hearing
Incidentally, a news story
describing the encounter is ex-
pected to be released shortly
=. so watch for il.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
Writ Action
.Backfires
On Plaintiff

A writ of habeas corpus
brought by Jerry G.. Simcox of
Mount Clemens demanding that
John Sierens free his wife and
daughter backfired this morn
ing when Mrs. Irma Simcox tes-
titled before Judge Alton Noe
that she did not wish to return
to her husband. Judge Noe dis
missed the writ.
Simcox had charged that Sier-
ems had persuaded his wife and
daughter 10 leave him on the
threat she would not see her
baby again.
Sierens countered in court by
testifying that he did not in any
way force Mrs. Simcox, his
niece, to leave her husband, but
merely had stepped in to protect
her after she had been threat
ened. He added that he was not
holding the girl but that she had
been staying at her sisters home.
City Attorney Hugh Neale in
presenting the matter before
Judge Noe recommended that
the best way to settle the action
would be for the girl to take
the stand and testify whether or
not she wished to return to her
husband who is an ex-service-
man.
Gripping the witness chair
arm tightly, Mrs. Simcox paus-
ed, and looking directly at her
husband told the court that she
preferred not to 60 home"
She added that the answer
was of her own choice and was
not influenced by anyone. The
matter of writ was cleared up
when the nervous girl stated
that she had never been held by
Sierens and that she had gone
with him of her own volition.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
School Students
Back War Loan
Drive With Cash

Public school s I u d e nts of
Mount Clemens so far in the
Seventh War Loan drive have
purchased $18,250 worth of war
bonds and stamps, L. w. Fast,
superintendent of schools re-
vealed today.
OF the total, $3.50 was pur-
chased by the elementary stu
dents, and $1,000 by high
school pupils.
The weeks school war bond
effort is broken down as fol-
lows:
Clemens, $1O0.55; Dickinson,
$78.65; Donaldson, SIPS; Grant,
$50; Lincoln, S72335; Macomb,
$334.45; Wilson. 1921 30: Mount
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17

Any farmer who desires TO q.
ceive the benefits offered by the
Department of Agriculture, Such
as ordering lime or fertilizex.
may call at the county office.Nr
Gated on the 9Th floor Of the
Monitor-Leader Building. Mount
Clemens, and sign the farm plan
There will be no personal con-
facts at the farms as was the
practise in former years, and no
payments will be made unless
the 1945 Farm Plan is signed
before May 81, of this year.. i.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
Farm AAA Soil
Building Plan
is Announced

CasSius w. Thorington. chair
man of the Macomb County AAA
Committee has announced that
all farmers who wish 10 partici-
pate in the l945 Farm Program
and receive a payment for soil
building practises must sign up
during the month of May.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17
>41Mm tn. s0au
BY D. A.

As write this with hip boots and uncomfo
obe feeling thot ~er going to loe tonight Wedne
day. we feel consoled by the greatness of American
eehboriness.
No does the word go out that children need Sontos
gifts at Chrstn'ostde thot blind need White
Cones or European refugees need clothes OR
FLOODED OUT PEOPLE NEED HELP . thon Americans
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-17

Clemens High School, SO, 1904 40.
So far this school year stu
dents have purchased $4,000
worth of war bonds and stamps,
Fast states. Their goal is $751;
600 in the Seventh War Loan
drive.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

We PAY ALL Cash for ne. ana Sc.
We caN SEE Gq YOUR h si honsr Is FR We s10O s.O
sSa saoh went HMpHRSgg tskH si 9ag
WE Ga Can Sell sfII YOU" % "o House at its tu,,
yatne yatier TO-DAY; Our opinion entails no obl
1887 81 io15 1919 i'cas' K st. n.W. sssa0iiShe0
Wa WE ga Can SELL your property II located in
1915, THos. E FARRELL Co. Hisara reaitors.
TO lssh Rooms g sw like satsnai o7Ss tb
N dRvEY e bf bd 1915 81 esse eves no and feags sag
So goG sosP Want TO phsnas sFnI sonT Gr1e
e sGIeTed S!th j. " ROUSE 81 1883 70s sAie
18th chevE st. 70 Ghsss Woodde edgs sD
to $4,000; all cash. or will trade my town
so1se e91 eon near 10Th and Park I'd. valued at
306-Y, Star - '" ''A
WILL BUY HOME direct from owner. will
IF IF You HAVE aA a D2TAcHHpr 1,sf.H hsnr HOUSE in
any good residential neighborhood in the
District M we can pay up to $4,000 cash;
a HoGsE SUx With SoIY room s,sr .nousb
more m than S min. from B, C. line N Sc, Sc,
aaxmqm s afs5,0s sox s7Sz g!zsfs5Fsa stsf 500 down
WE PAY good prices for houses, no chara,
or oblisation for appraisal: courteous serv.
ice: quick settlement. SENATE REALTY
CO, EX. 1854. Evenings. FIR 1873
WE CAN SELL or rent your house or apart
ment house quickly. J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN, Realtor. 1872 X st. NV. Me
HOUSE OR APARTMENT. furnished or
unfurnished. 2 bedrooms: inside or outside
DISTRICT Phone ROWAN, Republic $500,
WILL EXCHANGE unfurn., 3-rm., close
IN va. apt. near Pentagon, for 2-bedrm
mouse or apt IN 2. c.. Glebe 1885. 49,
NAVAL OFFICER, ret. overseas; wife son
l5), daughter CD. urgently need 2-bedrm
house or apt, under 500, by June / for
summer, furn.: longer if unfurn. SH 1886.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FoRsET HILLS, Just of Conn. ave.--A
wehopit snar detached 1;s1r 6risk on an excellent
bright dining room, library. pa pantry s'yshli With
/ Bedrooms 2. baths. Attic has finished
automatic heat. large open porch, gear
81 MssIWAsS% S % Or $500 After 'ams' 1.m. cali Ii
GEoRGETowN-smarl brick to remodel
8 rooms BATH very large sarden, sooe
PRICE q SSaa sssa dmpe sas s
and schools Modern. detached brick. Z
fse ssh sFss noos
heat. McDEvrTT.' Reaitor, Rx. 44sa 81 Of
ssio s6ih PLACE N.w.-Home and in.
come combined. 1 block from Wisconsin
ave, corner Edmunds St: excellent in-towr
Esavg oe MAS cor
ter-hsll, library. pantry and large screened
porch. large electric icebox and gas stove
aad rse Ard 5es
small bedrooms cedar closet and storag.
space; basement, recreation room, toilet
storere9m and separate entrance hot,
burner on hand, Bryant gas for auto
matte domestic hot-water: large 3-cal
garage facing on alley. 2 stalls now rented
rage Is a Groom suite with kitchen ane
bath, electric icebox and gas stove origin.
ally planned for servants, but can b.
come which with the possible income from
garage. makes this property an excellent
buy at 100000 furniture available alse
se. paon aSWp VIEWER Bkos fNG 81
Washlngton Bldg. DI. $500.
SILVER SPRING TO 8 bedrooms. For
values IN homes, use .WoRTHINGTON
ELvER SPRING--5 rooms, 9 stories: 8
"A old; tnlmed. poss.; close in: $3.50
II. 6541; after 9 PM, SH. 1918.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FuRNIsHED.4 IarI IsI b:r. baths. maid quar-;
AIRLINE PiLoT. wife an and I infant mar son must
have hh. fuEn, or unfurn. g or 8 bedroom
UNFURNIsHED 3 or, 4 bedroom house in
NV; nv. sestion, ., Chevy Chase preferred. Tele-
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION supervisor
permanent; lovely wife and children
,;ye,t we Taht 10 get acoHainted again after
@ m oef Nov VIII Th9 will be ths
RE; 2440. Sun. and ewes MA. s510, Ext
wANTED-5 or room house near trans
IA THREE TsR on n FnR begoo gM 695 5tsr
9ption 9 J., to purchase at expiration of Lease.
PERIANENT wAsHNGroNIAN desires
SAyY u: eoMDR; ana Wife S want van TfEr: fur:
EASE Pine area in Ren Sp to So
RETiRED ARMY CAPTAIN. overseas vet
unfurn. house; consider lease; ;'' up to 500;
nv or Arlington: 7-mo. old baby Call ME.
BtIS ssf9fs E5 g9T 1924 star IL
house. nv. Or Chevy Bethesda area:
M9oE II MES e. fa1E eokrS 81 dssass ssg
RIpRRa Bsf5Hem ea5nisasa aE s4 mousse Phone MA1
SUMMER sUBIET-we get married in
June and you want to rent your small
house for the summer, please call MI
ta3 Woahs a1tsf Marine RIM OFFICERS desir. Co COM
pleteiy furnished house, convenient to Ar
lington Navy Annex, for summer. TIE.
T Wo-BEDRooM HOUSE or apartment tG fur
nished. viii pay up to 3 months rent in
advance. Excellent references. Box 346-z,
FURNISHED HOME, preferably Arlington
or Chevy Chase. Please phone Chestnut
RESPONSIBLE WOMEN. college grads,
need 2-bedroom furnished house or apt
in Arlington; excellent care. CHI. 2492
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and child desire
furn. house or apt. for 3 months. FIR.
300, Ext. 1912; urgent. 2O'
NAVY MAN with wife and child desire flrn,
house or apt. FIR. 5700. Ext. 2672: urgent.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, mother and Q
children, 9. and 8, want bedroom house
NV. or suburban viii exchange house
IN Hartford, Conn. if desired. 1t.
STILL SEARCHING. months seems like
5 years: away from family, including 2
children, S. o. S. with or 3 bedrooms,
unfurnished. Up to- S125. RE, 244O;
ewes. Ma, S5l0, Ext. 304.
3 YEARS OVERSEAS; returned Comdr.
and wife need small unfinished house;
no children or pets. WI. 1894
Evening star., 1945-05-17
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SEVERAL furnished houses for summer
rental ranging from $500 to $1,000
month. w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVEL-
oPMENT CO., 1880 Mass. ave. NV. OR
WE ARE OFFERING for rent house In
Briarcliff. D. c., 5152 Manning pl, fully
furnished, including Bendix washer, from
July l TO Sept; Is. Home contains 4
bedrooms; rental, $500 per month. For
Information please call Mr.. Doe, FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, DI. 141I.
91s III ST. N.W.-Will lease to responsible
party completely furnished lS-room house
IN perfect condition, suitable for rooming
mouse; S225 mo- JESS FISHER & CO.,
ReaItoTs; 9l3 New York ave. NV.
FOR RENT June, July, August. GEORGETOWN
house, 3407 o st. NV 4 bedrooms. >
baths, back porch with awning, fully furn..
9250 mo. Telephone Ho. 9037 before
Evening star., 1945-05-17
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

EXCHANGE Groom house in suburban De.
tToit for 2-hedroom house or apt neal
Washington. TR. 1884 after &. 49,
NJ Large trees. -garaden space; electric
range and refgr.; Ss5 mo. FIR. 1025-0739
WHITE BRICK. 3-bedroom, 2-bath home
Cheyy Chase, D. c.; will exchange S105
rental of same for apt. or home in down
Town NV. area. Box 4SR-Y Star
Evening star., 1945-05-17
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-se10 Rock Creek Church I'd
Charming 6-rm., bath Colonial. gas heat.
gar; substantial cash required. For appt.
;ss Ss II Euohs aags Co. c'ho isos e. s: Gass
COLORED-Near 18th and SITS. ne
Attractive six-room brick home Of 8 rooms.
premises in fine condition: price, $3.50.
TT II aRAvATTE; Resitor. sR; "ssai!s SS. o75$. s''
COLORED, semidetached red brick, o
rear rear, yards; In lst commercial zone. In
Ing 3, houss Price go 75o. 81 500 to $1,000
sna snsn SUN 70 No tnsPess ssss call ME- o42s' Ewes
COL LORED - Good Investment, 12-room
brick, completely furnished & Frigidaires;
tefms cali FRI Mr. PSI pTcRENs fSE DE pfss ss BE- nE
coLogED--1214 Maryland ave. n.e.--s-
possession in 90 days. GUNN & MILLER.
COLORED-Columbia St n.w-3 stories I
rooms. bath. etc; 1880. =
4th and You SITS. n.w.--Semidet brick. 9
gath and r sts. n4WWsemidet. bricS, % q
rooms and bath; S6,95O.
st. n.w.-Brick, 8 rooms bath:
Nd: ave. n.e-Brick, rooms, bath;
7th st. SEE rooms and bath. S3.95o.
Call til 9 pm. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g.
-; 49,. o.,.s iaa9 \ 81. NV. ME: $500.
Ss0dLoREDmD snd. r. rooL,, st. Sc; betgeen 1st and
cash. ~-''o0
:. Brookland-s rms, baths, extra lot
Hsesoa St eomereis se ssf any day. corner property
1st near 8 n.w-6 rms. and bath. hot
air heat, oil, garage, full basement; vacant
gnne ~ IDS, 10 For further information, phone
Evening star., 1945-05-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL bpy or rent space suitable Tor real
estate ONCE De zoos.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY business property
such as stores with living quarters or
stores with apartments above or stores
without living quarters. Please give full
details. Box 340-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
PROPERTY WANTED

THIS OFFICE has investor -clients to pur.
chase your apt. house, store or other rented
MIDDLETON, realtor, investment Bldg,
APARTMENT HOUSE PROPERTY, not over
5 years old, white residential section,
Will nay, ali cash. viii purchase from
ownsr only: No agents. BOX 439-Y, star.
HAVE CLIENT FOR APTS., fats, houses
walter giving price and other details.
3 e. SAUL CO, 925 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

4-sTORY BLDG, approximately 10000
for display room, upper floors for storage;
lease to jan, 1850 s19-s21 9th St NV.
alley both sides. LIST commercial zone. on
Taylor ST. between Georgia and Kansas
ayes, ayes, tor rent, lease; will build to suir re-
Evening star., 1945-05-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

100 q; N.W.-2ox1o6. National 7729.
BLADENsBURG RID. AND 10th sr.-stors
and apis; present income, S175 mo.
OWNER, TR. 2729.
lIth ST. NEAR N.w-This small brick
house. in business section Of growing
values. Is your chance to combine once
and home at modest price; deep lot to
alley for parking and loading. DUVALL
co. MA. 1149, or Sat. and Sun,
LOWER CONN. AVE. Beautiful limestone
bldg, wide frontage; good income; well
hnanced. This property merits your
prompt attention. Price S155,000 VIM,
CoRCORAN HILL CO., INC, 710 jack
ATTENTioN RETAILERS. We hav. a To-
cation for your business which cannot be
near the large department stores; upper
floors income producing. Price. 5000.
Call till pm, LEO M BERNSTEIN CO.,
l4l5 K st. NV, Me. 54O0.
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY-15,0o0 sq.
r. Of space on two floors, suitable for
for wholesale beverage dealer; ramp to each
fe2f. Price; $4,000. Can tM 9 pm.
oFFICE sPacE-rdeal for doctor or
dentist. just of Conn. ave, close in, 81
story town house: excel. condition; fur.
or unfur.; $4,000 OWNER, Hobart 1888.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
DESK SPACE FOR RENE.

MAN OR WOMAN win trade once facjI.
titles, desk, ETC., in exchange for small
amount Of clerical work. Location, George.
town. Phone evenings, GL. 5102.
DESK SPACE In busy uptown real estate
once for conscientious lawyer. cali RA.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
sUMMeR GAMES.

MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP. one q the
best boys camps, co1v. to D. O. eoe ad
gnNs 9nnSNsS psEsss%Hsa pEs%aI 1IS CH 2s.s g wo. z2iA.,
or seaside camp now, rates 1928 up. Be,
tails WASHINGTON SCHOOLS AS3ocfx.
TON, RE. 3939.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
OFFICES WANTED.

LOCAL professional service business Desires
300 to 700 square feet Of ONCE space on
Conn. ave. below Dupont Circle, or be-
tween Conn. ave. and 18th st. Phone
EDITORS Of magazine want three or four
oMces. Call DI. 6494 weekdays
Evening star., 1945-05-17
SUBURBAN SAlE-Mp. (coot.)

CHEVERLY-Beautifui 3-bedroom hons
on Crest road; French Mediterranean de-
sign; lot, 63,x152'; prewar construction,
years old. electric range and REFRIGERATOR.
built-in garage; immediate occupancy.
Price. $10,250; terms. Exclusive, CLYDE
soiEAmak & ApAhs MHSoR,4 IN dL4s mp-...r.,.,v. -.
bestos-s -shingled bungalow, rooms and
bath. modern kitchen; oil heat. lot 40xlQ0.
GOOD. 2o24 R. !. ave NE, DE. osi7.
U. 8. NO. 1, AT WATERLOO-Beautifu
home. bedrooms, outbuildings. nice lawn,
plenty OF room for garden. See by appoint.
ment only. A good buy at S15,500
Laurel-6-room house with gas, electric-
ity, available now. S2,950 CHARLES H.
STANLEY, INC. Laurel 119
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYlAND.
TO RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, 3-rm. bunga-
low, bath. ami. in Riverdale, S33. so
per mo. Box 42s-Y, Star Soo
Evening star., 1945-05-17
STORES FOR SALE.

sI2.50O-l blk. from wis. ave. branch
containing store and rooms and IL
paths; q very. desirable location for 8
nome ana business combined. DI. SOFT.
w. L, MOORE. GE 2S02
Evening star., 1945-05-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE INVESTOR who viii pay top price
cash for houses or bus. prop, any con-
dition. rented or. vacant, IN d. c. or
PROMPT settlement. Cali Mt. TsSlsrs.. hHSSls.
VIZ 7lsa. SHANNON a LUcHs Co.
Evening star., 1945-05-17
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE for manufacturer's repre-.
sentatiyes, downtown location; perfect
mail address, telephone and secretary il
REQUIRED; ,ofices recently remodeled: duo-
BuSINESS SERVICE BUREAU, and noor.
Evening star., 1945-05-17

MODERN 2-YR.-OLD APT, SO units, In
finest Va. location, only 10 min. downtowni
can be bought for $150,000. with S40,06
cash
Modern 6-yr.-old bldg, s-family unit;
n;e;;2 units. 2 bedrms,; prewar rental OF
S1,590 per yr,; can be bought for S1S5oo.
For these and other values call Harry
Cohen, GE. O2S6. SHANNON a. LUCHS
CO, 1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345