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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
81 vi Iation.S
Charged Against
Kirby Apartm emf

The FIRST SUI; by the city i'm Cir
cut Court for viola%ouS % the De
troit building codes. since Inc Nc
ginning Of tho war. was f,cd aSaiilSt
the owners Of multiple dwelling
al 1853 F. kirby street last week.
The city. opening up its cam.
paign against the Sums. charged
the owners with s. separate Nio-
lationS Of the codes. including the
raising Of chickens on the third
floor Of the building.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK NAL
LARD. carctakerS OF the property
told the Chronicle that IL families
we're living in the Apartment house
and that there were approximately
10 children ON the premises. We
quite agree that this building Is IN
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nv CHARLES wARTMAN

Declaring that the United States
Employment Service for Michigan
has done more TO combat dlscrimi-
nation than any USES Office rfssNsS
other state. Edward CuShman, d.
rector OF the local Office. branded
rs grossly unfair. charges that he
or his office we're aiding employers
IN Michigan 10 discriminate against
Nccrnes
Cushman was answering charges
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Tells Police He
Was Cut Over Wife

Edwards James. IL. OF 1899 John
R.. treated at Receiving hospl;a,
Wednesday for STAB wound to the
abdomen. told police that he was
cut by man who came 10 his home
and accused him OF aSSocistlns
with his the other mans wife
James told police that EdN ard
McCadin. 81. OF 3i35 T Vernon ac-
cuSed him Of going with Mrs. Nc
CadIn.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
Frank ensteen
And Hill Make
Plea For Voters

Election OF a city administrator
free from bigotry and intolerance
was urged by Richard T. Franken-
Steen, candidate for Mayor. and the
Rev. Charles A. Hill and Tracy
Doll, councilmanic candidates, this
week.
Frankensteen and Hill spoke
last Friday night TO the fans at =
tending the Wilberforce-ken-
lucky state football game in the
University Of Detroit stadium
and at a luncheon at the Lucy
Thurman YWCA Tuesday Of 100
ministers. Doll was at the latter
meeting.
REPLYING 20 JeffrieS' charge
that he had promised the Negro
voters something. Frankensteen
sad Tuesday The Negroes know
that ! haven't promised them a
thing. nor been asked 10 promise
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WHITE GUILTY
IN Staying OF
YOUNG WOMAN
Nv LARRY CHISM

Robert White. So, Of Sl2 Z. Euclid
WAS found EUItry Of TTarytaughtcr
~ a july Monday night n the
court room ot Recorders Judge
Pau f Krause.
White was acc. Sed ~ inc fatal
shooting II Miss Doris Williams 20.
~ 1918 Wellington. Sept =, ,ali
The case wen; 10 the jury Monday
on THE STAND. White. en-
plo, Cd as a bourcer al Royal Blue
Tavern S40l RuSSe.. street. de-
med shooting the Young patron
IN a TT Of AMER or Of his .ntcn-
tons ~ hsrmins her, as he al
tempted 10 eject her from the
premises following an argument
oct Wccn Miss Williams and a wait
No. See GUILTY. Page
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Gets Stiff Term
On Assault Count

Joseph c. Jackson 81 375S Brush.
was sentenced Wednesday to IRON.
one 60 five years IN prison by Re-
corder'S Judge John = Scallen tol-
lowing his conviction on iClonlods
assault charge ON 2l-Near-old
woman. Jackson had four previous
felony convictions serving ninC
years OF a life term.
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White, Tobias
Blast Randolph
For Riot Scare
oChronicl. New York Bureau,

y
NEW YORK 49, Walter White,
NAACP executive secretary. and
DR. Claiming Tobias Of the Ma
tional Council OF YMCAs last
week took issue with the predic-
ton made in Washington October
rs by A. Philip Randolph that
riots are inevitable unless federal
FEPC legislation is passed.
In exclusive statements to the
Michigan Chronicle the two sea-
soncd observers warned of the
dangers in predicting sure vio-
lence. Mr. Randolph. co-chalrman
OF the National Council for Per-
manent Fair Employment Prac-
tees committee. giving his views
to the capital press. said that II
Congress does not pass an FEPC
act. lit is difficult TO see how vi
olence. perhaps exceeding that
which after the last war brought
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-10-27
POWELL WARNS
SEC'Y OF Navy
ON Campaign
Charges Wesley Brown
Is Not Getting
Fair Deal

An underground campaign" TO
bring about the dismissal of Mid
shipman Wesley A. Brown. recently
appointed by Rep. Adam c. Powell.
10 the United States Naval Acad-
envy, was called TO the attention of
the Secretary OF Navy. lanes For
res;al recently by the New York
Congressman,
In his communication To the
navy secretary, Powell said. 1T
has been brought to my attention,
-'tesoos41smO reliebse source,
that my 1915 nominee to the US.
Naval Academy tMidshipman
Wesley A. Brown Is not receiv-
ing fair and equal treatment.
Il HAVE BEEN told that a con-
certcd effort is being made 10 bring
about MS dismissal. that his papers
are being undergraded. and that
he is not being informed in advance
concerning ofenSes for which de-
merits are 10 be given have re-
ceived no communication from this
young man which would indicate
that ne has the slightest mixing Of
such a campaign and this lniorna-
ton comes from other sources.
II IS particularly important that
this be passed on for what II j.,
worth 10 the proper authorities III
charge Of or Naval Academy"
Secretary Forrestal replied that
he had received the Congress
mans letter and that he would
have this case submitted to the
superintendent Of the Naval
Academy for q complete report
DaT See POWELL. Page
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Armud Muthleb, T. Of 900 E
Forrest. co-captain Of the Northern
hign school football team. ana one
Che most popular students al
Northern high school. failed 20 be-
come president OF the senior class
last week because OF a ,echnicality
Muthleb won a place on the
ballot by virtue OF having 90
names in his behalf placed on
petition. However. when the final
candidates were announced from
the Office Of John TauniS. princi-
pal of Northern. Muthleb's name
was conspicuous bN its absence.
WE NEEDED only 20 names on
he petition 20 sc; nom mated ana
/ haa sixty" Muth.cc SAID
According TO Muthleo the pin
cipa, explained the situation by
saying that Mu;hlco had failure
al CaSS TechnIca.. h.sh, which
would dlSQual.fy h.m
Investigation by interested stu
dents disclosed that Muthleb did
not have a failing grade at CaSS.
hut that because ut the race riots
in June Of l9lS he was unable tn
return to take the final eNamina-
ton.
MR. TANNIS .hJn char std mat
Mu'hlcb had dropped CLASS an
o;hCy d.sQaalf y .uS factor Vi n
leo contends tina; Nh.c i; : true
that he dropped the class. Ne u.d So
before any tests were given ana
therefore ne did NO; have = grade
IN TIE course
Mrs Geraldine B,cGsoc and Ms
Bculah .Wn.;oy O. ne United
States Employment; service and
lu;cr-racjal committee, reSpe tive
". ard mothers Ct students N the
school then Went ~ Mr Tarnls 10
find oat what he difficulty VAS
Resides he other reasons That ne
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7 " 0 MICHIGAN
SOLDIERS GIVEN
PRISON Ter MS

WASHINGTON The appeal
fled BY a Chicago soldier. one OF
rs NEGRO GIs convicted of mutlny
and sentenced 20 long prison terms,
nay prove the spring board for
,he freeing Of two Michigan men
from prison.
The soldiers are sgt. Theodore
Wilson. Saginaw. given Is years
al the court-martial. which has
been reduced to 10 years with
suspension Of dishonorable dis
charge, and Pvt William Withers.
Pontiac. five years approved by
review board with suspension OF
dishOnorsble discharge.
THE is SOLDIERS were accused
az mutiny IN England when, II was
alleged they refused 10 return 10
work upon order Of their COM
handing Officer Capt herman {,
Hinton Of MISSISSIPPI. w7Ete
officer
A, Of the original sentences pro-
rounced by the court-rar''al "ere
later reduced by q review board.
Ire appeal Was u.Cd y III
cago attorney on behalf " Teen.
4th Grade Bernard h James Of
Chicago
49, List Of Imprisoned
Those convicted with James ana
their sentences arc.
S.-Sgt. George r. Gaylcs. Evans
ton-lS years reduced to Is years
by review board
Pfc. George l.. Washington, Chi
caso-lS years. reduced 10 10 years
Pvt Robert Harris. Chlcaco --
wears. reduced ~ years with suS-
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30 See LEAGUE. Page Z
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.nm~ Sec CUSHMAN. Page 4
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List Of Imprisoned

~ See SOLDIERS. PAGE I
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~ See KIRBY APT. Page 4
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paE' See RANDOLPH. Page 4
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pW See POWELL. Page 4
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- See REV. HILL, Page Z
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ME' See GUILTY. Page 4
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Uncle Ray S Corner
niStake!"

Over in the Malay jungles there
are natives who blow musical lnstru-
ments with the help of the nose.
Inserting one end of crude flute
in a nostril, a native makes music
OF sort.
That is one thing human nose
can de, but far more important are
breathing and smelling.
The sense of smell is one OF the
five senses" along with taste, feel
ing, hearing and sight. Thanks to
this sense, we can enjoy the odor
of flowers.
Women often use perfume in an
effort to provide an odor which will
be pleasant TO other persons. This
may work out we'll enough, but 1t
Goes not always do 50. There is a
common consent that some per-
fumes give out too strong an odor
Even a high-grade perfume, if too
much is used, is likely to take away
from the comfort of those who come
near.
A housewife needs her sense of
smell because it supplies danger
signals. For example, it nelps to
tell her whether an egg she cracks
is fit to go into the frying pan.
Many a fire has peen discovered
after people "smelled something
burning" 1t Is simple to put out
a fire which is small, and the quick
work of the nose has saved many
a house from going up in smoke.
There is a network of thin nerves
inside the nose. These nerves catch
odors and send messages about them
to the brain. A chemical action
takes place, and this makes it pos
Evening star., 1945-04-12
Words to Watch.

The word pretty is often heard
as "purdy" in careless speech. And
occasionally an overzealous speaker
will give the word a spelling pro-
nuncia ton, making it rhyme with
Betty" Neither has any sane
ton. Be sure to rhyme pretty with
city, pity"
Pretty is a curious word, and there
is no explanation for the short "i'
sound except that it has been &C
cepted as correct for several CEN
turies The word evolved from the
middle English pratt, from the An
glo-SaXon paetig, which had the
surprising meaning of "deceitful.
tricky, cunning" A similar reversal
of meaning is seen in the word nice,
which originally meant foolish,
ignorant"
@. In school I was taught that
buoy should be pronounced ex-
actly like the word boy" But now
am told that boy" is out of date,
and that the word should rhyme
with "gooey. hooey." Why won't
words stay put?-Mrs. A. c.
A. Words never stay put in a liv-
ing, growing language. The boy"
pronunciation is still widely used,
and is sanctioned by many good au-
thorities. some listing it as first
choice. However, the word shows a
tendency now to revert to the pro-
nunciation "BOO-ee.' which until
recent years was preferred by most
dictionaries. and which probably
was Influenced by the French
bouee, pronounced: boo-AY. Say
boy" or "BOO-eee"-it's a matter
of choice.
(Relessed BY The Bell Syndicate IncD
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LOTS FOR SALE.

3 BEAUTIFUL HOMEsITES, overlooking
Manchester lane and corcoTd ave: 5lxl2l
it. Price. $3.50 each. I. BERS, GE 3o49.
LOTs-SILvER SPRING-LOTs - cor
ner lots. 81 900 each; 3 beautiful wooded
lots, $3.50 to $1,000; ! large wooded lot.
81 $50: all close to schools and trans
portation A. J. KESsINGER, s644 Coles
vile rd.. SH. 4544
SS5O-Chevy Chase view: 15O-ft front.
sewer and water; near bus. kensIngton
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Large level corner
lot over 1900 SO IT. high elevation, all
improvements. Conv. to bus, shopping
center, etc: sacrifice Sl,760. 81. 2il6.
ATTENTION laundrieS, furriers. wholesal lie
groCerS, etc.-Second commercial, excel
lent for warehouse, on wide street in heart
of city. size 5lx126 ft. Call Harry Cohen,
GE. 02s6. SHANNON & LUCHs CO, 1905
HAMLET sECTIoN-9O-ft frontage, So
$50 ONCE open today Call WO. 1900.
ElW. H. JONES & co, $500 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., LOTs-Lot, 4Oxl44.
on 2Sth, near 532S; lot, 57-foot frontage
on Military I'd, next to 1916; lot, 5oxl00,
corner. 29th and Mckinley.
Shepherd Park-Lot, bOx93. next to
1435 Floral ST., of 18th. LOUIS H.
TOWBES, ll04 Vermont ave. MA. 49,.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
SUMMER CAMPS.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

5000 RENTS FURN. COTTAGE. cleo. free,
at Chesapeake Beach, from May l to Oct. l.
Daily bus service. Dupont OS26. 12*
BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Write
SELBY -ON-THE- sale. summer
esottsge completely furnished, 27 miles
12-ACRE ISLAND, Severn River; build
ings and all improvements cost 100000;
may be purchased for only one fourth
S75, ,000-to close estate. Send for details
Bay. Md. Call severna Park i9I..
NICE BUNGALOW 6room, Edgewater
Beach; South River, price, $4,000 CHAs.
F. LEE, Annapolis, Md.
LAKE JACKSON, WA 12-mi lake, 81
mi. DC. 3 log cottages. ami, cleo,
water; boating, swimming, fishing. Prices
from $500 up; terms. Come out or call
Manassas 79-F-4.
WANTED to buy waterfront farm or mod
ern cottage on water front. Box 490-G,
Star.
COBB ISLAND. MD.-For sale. cottage, 3
bedrooms, kitchen, large porches. COM
pletely furn., on , lots, 3 large oak trees;
bathing and good fishing; ST.
500 cash. WO. 1929.
SUMMER COTTAGE, wanted to rent.
within committing distance of Wash; will
exchange apt in Wash. if necessary. Call
FIR $500, Ext 293
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FARMS FOR SALE.

CULPEPER COUNTY, yA.-l50 acres, sold
for taxes old buildings orchard; good
full view of Blue Ridge Mts. Also the IA
cSHptg Real buy s sla ags. per asTe
sEIihsSSGn; sHENSaSboAH So; VALLEY FARM at a bar
5I3i Col. pike, Arl., va CH. 1924 "a.
.s1f ACRES, Is miles out; 70 acres acres n I
apple orchard Call Glebe lO49. COY E.
IDEAL STOCK FARM. 1873 acres near
Leesburg. Va; House. barn and other out
Pqea s55d 1fasS vAN 1pEN ffa Ell
burg, Va. Phone Leesburg 100 weekdays
EoppEp f9d IssE1prs csTfE s11 sundaKm FakKmTbis 300
acre farm is 81 miles from Washington
over fine roads and has bus service at i
the gate; It has about ESQ acres res Of goSd cd
springs, and streams. The house sets back
from. the road In a grove on hill and
has rooms 1t has city electTicity and tba
lawn there is a pleasant mountain view;
There are also tenant house. barns and
ether budng hass so
Price equipped, $500; $1,000 dexn.
shSWn by snd of MaSoN p5e
Annandale, Va. Phone Alexandria 5sl2.
Closed Sundays:
SSU ACnES 'NDD-NlCH Sull, mann J. Wy
5-r, frame house. bath, electricity, large
R9Gs srss ?s:S SS5n5 MAkTs e s54
s91a ACRES of excellent soil. 7-room frame
house, electricity, no bath. stove heat, well
built, will stand remodeing, basement:
COW barn, bank barn, 2 turkey houses, hen
mouse, other small buildings: streams To-
Gated in the best section of Montgomery
County, on good gravel road. "a mile from
paved road, 22 miles TO D. c. Owner IN
i'll health, must sell at once. Price reduced
from Sl2.5OO to .S1O,5OO for quick sale.
BUELL. M. GARDNER-J. E. KELLY, Rock
Vile Md; Rockville $50.
is ACRES, white painted, 2-bedroom bum
galow, elec; and running water, part base
ment: 1917 mi. from Wash; very nice
community. Price for quick sale: s. $50:
$1,000 first trust. Call Mr.: Willlsam,
CH. 62T2. COLONIAL REALTY CO., 2939
Wilson blvd CHI 1854, OK. O575.
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE, situated in Md, f1n-
est farming section. This property con
sists of 800 acres in high state tate, OF ncin cn
Colonial manor house has great charm.
Excellent barn facilities. Immediate pos;
Mrs. Pickens, NO. 7146.
LAND is BASIC VALUE. limited, hard to
find within 15 mi. of D. c. on hwy; vacant.
low price. terms, clear, trade; 14l a., 3 r.,
5-r. T-house, big barn. stable, fruit, ETC.;
take good equity as l st payment. l05 a,
mr. Patuxent. adj. Fort Meade, old 4-r
down. 10 a.. no bldgs,,, virgin timber, 3
bus, elec. cars; ripe to develop. N. E.
RYON co GE 6l46
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

LEE BLVD. Arlington-15 acres, utilities
adjacent; acre now zoned 1st commercial.
w C. GERBICH. MI 4047 49,
SI25 PER ACRE; acres, up. fronting
concrete highway, Is mi. d. c. line, north
80 ACRES near Fairland. Md, in the
Area. mostly cleared. gently
rolling. stream in rear on main highway
bus service. high elevation, magnificent
views. rare bargai in at $3.50 per acre.
o. H GARVIN, Earle Bldg, EX. 2223;
evenings NJ Mr. c1llean; pU. 49S0. comu+
building, Sl,lo0 per acre: in country club
section. Call MR.. SAUNDERS, Bradley
OO03 Ewes. WI. 514S
LAND nr. d. c. will enhance basic value:
10 a. up, ripe to develop. N E. RYON
Chase. Nd, NV; corner Conn. aye. and and
lhotel, apt house sitel; Chevy, Chase
highly improved, fronting river and
adley rds.. opposite Confessional Club,
/ sc 50. #; ) to 30 acres, ] mile beyond
club, &c Sc. fl; Colesville pike: ! and >
epen1H' ac5s lots @ &c So o. IT, yd;dos FULTON r. r.
Chevy Chase, D. c.; 1877 Eye st: NV,
OVER $50 ACRES-Here's fine tract of
wooded land with a stream running through
the property, only miles from Bethesda;
right tor development into small acreage
tracts, for which there is such great
demand pgeed szht s9T 1qTshsT 5e
WI. $3.50. Sunday and ewes. call MI
Lauehlln, WI 1890
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PROPOSALS.
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY,

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public Roads
Administration Arlington, Virginia, April
3, 1945. SEALED BIDS will be received at
the ottce of the Division Eng ineer, Public
Roads Administration, 1440 Columbia Pike,
Arlington Virginia, until 1000 O'Clock a m.
E.W.T, April 20. 1945, tor the construction
of Project VA DA NR-39 Rev. j. l6-45, Access
Road to Annex Building, Bureau of Yards
and Docks, Navy Department. Arlington
titles Of the more important items are as
crete Base Course: 400 Tons Type HI
Cold Asphalt Concrete Pavement -Liquetier
Type CTwo Course ConStructon); $500
So. Yd. Plain Cement Concrete Pavement,
S67 Lin. Ft. Reinforced Concrete Culvert
Pipe. Minimum rates of wages for labor
ers and mechanics on this project have
been fixed by the Secretary of Labor as
required by law. When plans and specti-
cations are requested a deposit of 81 90,
certified check or cash, Will be required to
insure thei; return within fifteen days
after opening Of bids. Checks must be
made payable to the Treasurer OF the
United Sttaes. Plans, specifications and
forms may be obtained at the
address given above. H. J. SPELMAN,
Division Engineer
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2nd COMM, brick dwelling, 10Th near M
NV, % #. wide; rent, S95; price, Sl1 900
GEO. D: MILLER, realtor, D1. 1856; eve
isT CoMMERCIAL. 8 rooms, all brick,
VIII. near 5th and K sts. NV: the
property is clear and we can make terms:
priced at $3.50. CRANE g. HELAN,
Realtors. ST. 1000; ewes, MI. 1928.
9th AND NEW YORK AVE. NW.-Very
substantial 4-story and basement building,
1st commercial: at present rented as apis.
but ideal for conversion into hotel. Offices
or quarters for labor organization. CRANE g.
HELAM, Realtors, 81; 1000; ewes, MI: 1928.
OFFICE BLDG. in the heart of downtown
business district; 9-story bldg. long leases e
with substantial tenants An exceptionally
sound investment and attractively financed.
Get the details! HARRINGTON MANAGE
MENT CO., 710 14th st. EX.- 1929. 1Ss
NEAR 18th AND PA. AVE. N.W.-1st COM
mercial zone; immediate possession; brick
dwelling, 3 stories and basement, 10 rms,
baths, adequate plumbing and heating;
can be used for residence or converted to
office or commercial use at. reasonable
cost; suitable for person wishing to COM
bine his home and ONCE; ideal for office
doing business with the Government. A
good buy at S23,500; reasonable terms.
RnS ln-I,. Star.
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LEGAL NOTICES (Cont. J

WALTER r. SCHOENBERG, Attorney,
3OI Tower Building.
Filed March 27, l945, Charles E. Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
lumbia Marian Myrtle Davis. Plaintiff
vs. Cloyld Elton sDavis, Detendant.-No
27932.-The object of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce on the grounds OF
plaintiff. it is this 27tb day of March
I945. ordered that the defendant. Cloyld
Elton Davis, cause his appearance to be
day, exclusive of Sundays and legal holi-
days. occurring after the day of the first
publication of this order; otherwise the
of default. Provided, copy of this order
be published once a week for three sue
eessiye weeks ,,,, in r the WaShlngton l Law Law
day (S) MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE, Justice
tSeaD Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART
Clerk. BY Emma c. Simpson, Deputy Clerk
mhpt anE1o
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY ON 1st or End trusts; prompt
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
sO7 10Th. MA. 5000.
SALARIED LADIES-If you need money,
IIoMAL FINANGE N GO, 1914 20 St wn NV a,
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Nd.
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N Y ave. NV Nationa! 5s33.
courteous service Consult us before bor-
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. 817 9th st NV DI. 6150.
MORTGAGE LOANS, Al interest. Prompt
service. MOORE g. HILL CO.. s04 18th
st. NV.
Ist-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates: terms or monthly payments. P. J.
WALSHE, INC, 115 Eye st. NV Ma 646S.
LOANS, first, nd and third trust, on
yTST a9ps G Sa aR MI Berman RidS Ma s@o
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE. 1885, 1la-ton panel; excellent
mechanical condition, extra good tires
1889, l4-ton panel.
model D.; excellent mechanical IOud.-
ton. good tires
1870. a4-ton panel,
model Dis; excellent mechanical condI -
tIon. suitable tor many lines OF business.
GMr; 1879 ton utnel A ""ry seIy-
iceable truck for average delivery.
WHITE. 1859. ton, package delivery
Very low mileage, excellent condition
throughout very accessible and spa
clouS body MARKET AUTO SERVICE
623 II ST. e AT 1000.
ONO li2-ton panel After D m only
BOSWELL. Hillside Trailer Village. Hfll-
side Md 49,
DODGE 1885 1'.-ton panel s53s. 3I4
Randolph pl ne
CHEVROLET 1877 r,-ton panel delivery
f,-n NIy- -
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE; ideal for 2 people. single
/. j. CoWiE. 500 Eye st. NV. Ma. 54S7
PENTHOUSE, Stewart Bldg. 9th and D
sts. NV. available Immediately for office,
approx. 1880; suitable for architect; con
business; will remodel to suit tenant.
JEROME S. MURRAY. 1881 G st. NV,
DOWNTOWN office space near White House
and Treasury Dept. Contains approx. 2,400
so TT. on two floors. Can be divided and
rented separately. Entire trst floor, $500
month; entire second floor. $3.50 month.
AVAILABLE May 2. Phone Mr.. Rathbun. W.
1880 Mass. ave. NV. OR. AGA.
10th AND X SITS. NV: vICINITY-Ap-
proximately $50 SC. IT. ONCE space suitable
for medical, attorneys. accountants, asso-
clation or ether business organization.
MA 44S3.r
REMoDELING BUILDING in vicinity Of
18th and Columbia rd NV. Will remodel
10 suit professional or Office. Call AID.
lois 10th sT. N.w.-1 large room, end
floor, approximately 2Ox25; suitable for
office. or, some small business: very de-
Sirable location: rent, S35 per month.
r. DI1NNE. AT 1900