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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Lydia Group Guests
of Mrs. R. J. Wagner

Mrs. r. ]. wagner was hostess
10 the Lydia Group OF the Method
ist Woman's Society OF Christian
Service with 26 members and three
guests. Mrs. II. 2. Wilber, speaker,
Mrs. L. r. Chase and Mrs. Albert
Crandall, Ann Arbor, present.
The cooperative luncheon was
served In the garden, after which
the meeting was held indoors with
Mrs. Morris Seiple, leader, presid'
ing. Mrs. J. Lynn Houck gave 4
splendid report OF Lydia, Bible
character. for whom the group is
named. Mrs. W. A Merritt followed
with prayer.
Mrs. J. Vail Throop gave q brief
Renaissance OF the results OF the
Womans Home Missionary Socie-
ty's efforts in 1928 and 1929. show
ing the net results OF one mission
airy society, 81 ,20925.
Mrs. Ben Vanden Belt, program
chairman, introduced Mrs. WILDER,
who delighted her listeners with a
complete history OF the flag and
flag etiquette.
At the close OF her interesting
talk, the group Joined in singing
The Star Spangled Banner" led
by Mrs. Frank Lobban.
Mrs. Howard Helfrich invited the
group to meet at her home in Sep
TENDER.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Flag Day Marked
by D. of u. V. Group

In celebration OF Flag Day,
Thursday, Martha A. Beach Tent.
Daughters OF Union Veterans. had
a program OF readings pertaining
to flags, at their meeting in GAR.
Hall. Those taking part were Mrs.
Florence Burd, Mrs. Pearl Ray
mond, Mrs. Bert gillette and Mrs.
Rae Litchard.
Mrs. Litchard read letter from
her son, Lyle. serving in the armed
forces in Europe. He told OF visit
to Venice, Italy, and mentioned
particularly the large and famous
st. Marks Church. the ceiling OF
which is gold.
The delegates who will attend
the annual GAR. and Allied Or.
ders state convention in Grand
Rapids, June 20 and 81, are Mrs.
Pearl Raymond. president OF the
local tent. and Mrs. Carrie Brein-
ing. department musician.
The hostesses appointed for the
next social meeting. June 2S, are
Mrs. Litchard, Mrs. Breining and
Mrs. H. V. Clark.
II was announced that the Past
Presidents Club meeting will be
postponed from June 20 to June
27.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
5@y- JeM Lawns G6ene
Of Eproqpahm Luncheon

ST. Luke's Auxiliary Guild mem.
bers and their guests. ST. Luke's
League OF Women enjoyed their
annual luncheon. Thursday after.
noon on the beautiful lawns OF Mrs
A. l.. Sarvey and Mrs. William
Jellis. The so women ate at tables
under the trees and on the porches
OF the houses. After looking over
the garden and lovely flowers. the
business meeting, with Mrs. r. J.
stephens presiding, was held at
the Saryey home.
Semi-annual reports OF work ac-
ccmplished since Jan. were given.
Further plans for the annual ba.
zaar to be the first week In Decem.
Der. were made. Mrs. Harriet Bur-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Baptist Wmm5 Union Has
COMMITTEE Cha0mu For Year

The committee ehairmen for the
coming year are Mrs. Warren
Jackson and Mrs Eugene Koppin.
program; Mrs. Huff. deyotions;
Mrs. Acie Dodge, hostesses; Mrs.
Ralph Mcdonald, music; Mrs. Mil
ford osburn, flowers: Mrs. Harley
Schock and Mrs. L. E. Paupst.
Needlework Guild: Mrs. A. j.
Schultz. Mrs. William Shaw and
Mrs. Alvin Anderson. soldier box.
es: Mrs. Oliver Huston. White
Cross; Mrs. Harold Badger, literary
chairman: Mrs. Paul Hatch. Chris
tian citizenship.
Mrs. Jackson presented a pro
gram on the work OF the Northern
Baptist convention, tracing Its his
tory and activities up to the pres
ent time. She illustrated her inter.
esting talk with many pictures.
Refreshments OF iced tea and
cookies were served by Mrs. And
erson, Mrs. Paupst and Mrs. Ed.
ward Dykman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
County Historical Group Has
Final MSstWG Names Officers

restored to its original condition by
the Curtises.
Many large pieces OF walnut fur
nitiure which were on exhibit at
the Centennial at Philadelphia and
were purchased there, are now In
the house.
After a business meeting and a
tour OF the house and grounds, tea
was served by Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
and the women OF the Saline Ii
brary Association.
Ernest ]. Allmendinger. engineer
OF the Washtenaw County Road
Commission was elected president;
Walter Staebler was named first
vice president: DR.. r. Clyde Ford,
president OF Michigan Historical
Commission. DR.. f. Clever Bald,
U. OF NJ. faculty historian and Prof.
Emil Torch, retiring president OF
the society, were made directors.
Other officers named we're Mrs. l..
A. Seamans, Mrs. B. s. Burtless,
Manchester. Mrs. Henry Stembach,
Dexter. vice presidents and direc-
tors. Oscar Eberbach. Ann Arhor,
will also continue as director, as
will Howell Taylor, architect, Ann
Arbor, and custodian OF collections.
Papers were read at the meeting
by Mrs. A. ]. Hayard. Ann Arbor.
on "The Recording and Filing of
Individual Histories OF Pioneers OF
the County, by Mrs. Lloyd Catey.
Saline on "An Historical Sketch
of the Town and Library Associa-
ton OF Saline" and by Howell Tay-
lor on "The Curtis House. as a
Fine Example OF Victorian Archi-
lecture"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Ruth Group Given
Delicious Luncheon

The Ruth Group OF the Woman's
Society of Christian Service met
with Mrs. Luman Seamans, Thurs
day for delicious luncheon. The
devotions were led by Mrs. Edith
Rorabacher using Chlldren's Day
as her theme.
There we're 10 members and two
guests present.
Mrs. Frank Jackson invited the
group and their husbands for
cooperative dinner in July.
Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Walter Gale
and Mrs. Howard Fanslow were the
committee for the day.
Miss Dorothy James left Thurs
day to spend a week in New York
City.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Currant and Cooseberry Pests

busted with a rotenone compound.
For a few bushes early in the
season, before the currants are
ripening, one ounce Of arsenate
OF lead in three gallons Of water
will do the job.
Another pest which attacks
both currants and gooseberries Is
the currant aphid. A leaf curled
from the attacks Of currant
aphids is illustrated. The leaf sur
face becomes bright red in color,
Just above the points where the
cupping first occurs. The green
ish-yellow, fat-bodied aphids are
found on the undersides of the
curled leaves, and inside the cups.
Best control Of currant aphids
consists in thoroughly spraying
the underades Of the leaves early
in the season with a nicotine So
luton. Make sure the spray also
gets into the cup-like depressions
caused by the feeding Of the
aphids.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15

AMONG THE bush fruits, cur
rants and gooseberries appeal to
many Victory gardeners, in mem
ory, perhaps, Of pies and jams on
the farm in grandma's days. II
you are growing them now in
your own garden, or plan to, in
clude in your plans protection
against pests which attack both
currants and gooseberries.
The currant worm, for example,
has ruined many a promising crop
of currants and gooseberries. The
worms appear early in spring,
first as small whitish larvae,
which gradually increase in size,
because they are voracious feed
ers. They change to a green color
md are covered with many black
pots. The head Of the currant
worm Is jet black. A worm feed
ng on the foliage Is illustrated In
The accompanying Garden-Graph.
Control of the currant worm Is
comparatively easy II sprayed or
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Season Closed BY Groups Of
Presbyterian W0men} Union

Presbyterian Women's Union
groups two and three closed their
season OF regular meetings, Thurs
day. Group two met with Miss
Flora Wichelman with ten men,
bers present. II was voted to give
$50 to the Union treasury. Mrs.
Wilbur Best reported 1915 cleared
from the May breakfast. An inter.
esting letter from Mrs. c. Z. Oldag-
er. was read by Mrs. Warren
Oakes.
Members have been invited to
meet at the home OF Mrs. Hol.
stead, June % for an all day sew
ing meeting. They are 10 bring
sandwiches and table service. The
afternoon was spent sewing on
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15

and Fort Sheridan where Captain
Kruse will be released from active
Army duty to Join the Pan-Amer-
lean Always.
Mrs. Carrie Sizemore, 1888 Park.
er ST., received a cable from her
husband, Pvt. John Sizemore, in
which he told her that he was on
leave and would be home soon. He
was reported missing on D-Day in
Europe and Mrs. Sizemore learned
that he was in a German prison
camp in October. She had heard
nothing directly from him since
November, 1914, until she received
the cable. He was in two prison
camps, in Stalag Alb and in Stalag
1913 in Germany.
Cpl. Robert Kettle, Lansing, ne
phew and frequent guest OF his
aunts, Misses Elizabeth and Jennie
Stobie. is with the 116th Evacua-
ton group stationed at Dachau
Hospital in Germany. He writes he
hopes. he may sometime be able TO
forget the horrible things he saw
there. He and Harold Porter, son
OF Rev. and Mrs. David Porter,
whom he knew we'll in Ypsilanu,
have been together. Cpl. Kettle
went over about year ago.
Coast Guardsman Marvin ].
Whalls, seaman first class, OF 455
limerick St, has just returned to
his base in the Pacific. after par
ticipating in the invasions OF Okin-
ava and Two lima
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15

Committee chairmen for the com.
ing year were appointed by the
president OF the Baptist Womens
Union. the Sunday School picnic
was announced. and a program on
the Northern Baptist Convention
was presented at a business meet
ing Thursday evening in the social
hall OF the church. Mrs. Leroy
Thayer presided. and Mrs. Del
mar Young offered the opening
prayer.
Two members, Mrs. Clayton
Deake and Mrs. F. L. Huff, were
sandwiches and a dish 10 pass, A
reported I'll. The annual Sunday
School picnic was announced for
June Is at Riverside Park. Those
attending are TO bring table service,
beverage will be provided.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15

worse, the transformer near the
fire department was struck so that
the hre department itself was with.
out the benefit OF electricity part OF
the time. This put the FIRE alarm
siren out OF use and the above men,
toned accidents had TO be report
ed, in one case, by boy runner and
in another by telephone. There
were no injuries and only one near
one. One OF the hremen, owen
Phairis. was sitting on a lounge
listening 10 the radio when sud
denly flash OF lightning rose from
the radio and flashed across to
the badge on HIS hat, giving him
quite a scare.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
The WILLOW RUN News
Firemen Called to Guard
Fallen High Tension Wires

The fire department was very
busy during the thunderstorm
Thursday evening from approx
mately 3 70 IL p. m. standing guard
over high tension wires that were
down and answering telephone
calls OF people whose electric lights
were out. They were called to
Prospect and Geddes Rds. where
they discovered a high tension wire
down and they stood guard over
II for half an hour until a Detroit
Edison truck came along to relieve
them. The same thing happened
on Clark and Norfolk Rds., but no
one was hurt and no damage done
in either case. To make matters
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15

some time next week as soon as
leaders for each playground are
available. The plans are to have
Olaf Vicklund at the Community
Building and Russell Brown at Ross
School. A leader for Foster has
not been found as yet. Further
plans are being made for organiza.
ton OF an adult sottball league and
for the continuation OF the Clay
Hin Community Center on Tues.
days. A youth club one night per
week is also being planned which
VIII probably be a Friday night
dance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Memorial Dedicated

Clippings from Tacoma, wash,
papers received by Miss Mary
Freeman, tell of the dedication OF
an electrical device by which the
organ chimes of Epworth Method.
ist Church, Tacoma. are broadcast.
II is in memory OF the late Mrs.
Altha Comstock, formerly OF Ypsi-
lanti. the sister OF the late Misses
Eunice and Celia Potter, this city,
and the widow Of Flayius Comstock,
uncle OF Miss Freeman. Mrs. Com
stock was long an active member
OF Epworth Church and in her Will
left funds to the Cornell circle OF
the Woman's Society OF Christian
Service TO arrange a suitable mem
orial. which It presented to the
church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15

nett will be guild chairman, assist.
ed by Mrs. Horace Corbett. rons;
Mrs. Charles Nepodal, white ele.
plants: Miss Jessie Swaine. purses
and slippers; Miss Ida Clark, fan
cy work; Miss Esther Dimond, toys
and dolls.
A sum OF money was voted for
the summer school at Pine Lake,
which opens this week for junior
and high school girls OF the Episco-
pal diocese.
The hostesses were assisted by
officers OF the Auxiliary and
league. About so were present. A
vote OF thanks was extended TO the
committee for the delightful party
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15

The final meeting OF the year OF
the Washtenaw County Historical
Society was held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Curtis, Saline,
Thursday evening. The home
known as "The Davenport Place"
is considered one OF the best exam
pies OF mid.Victorian architecture.
1t was built in 1875 and has been
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Willow Village
Schools Close

The Willow Run Schools closed
today for the summer vacation.
Children came TO their respective
schools and returned their books
and got their report cards. Most
Of the teachers reside in Ann Arbor
or Ypsilanu and are preparing TO
return TO their homes or go on sum-
mer vacations.
Preparations for the summer en-.
tertainment OF the boys and girls
are being made in the form OF a
sumper reading program by the
library and playground activities
which will be held every week day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
SON WOUNDED

Kalamazoo-Dr. 10y NJ. Norris,
superintendent OF alamazo o
Schools, has received word that his
son, Marine Pfc. James NJ. Norris.
was wounded on Okinawa. The
youth is now at a hospital in the
Marianas and is TO be moved TO
Hawaii or this country soon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Fairgrounds at Village
to be Open This Summer

The Fairgrounds at the Village
Community Building and Ross and
Foster Schools will be open this
summer from l p. m. until dark
on week days, 1;00-5:00 on Satur.
day and will be closed on Sun.
days. This schedule will begin
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Dorcas Society
Has Social Time

The West Side Circle OF the Dor
cas- Society OF the Lutheran Church
enjoyed a pleasant social time at
the June meeting Thursday eve
ming at the home OF Mrs. Carl
Hornberger. 1t was decided to have
a picnic in a park in July.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Hears From Relatives

Charles Nepodal received a let
ter from his two nephews in Czech
oslovAkia saying that his sister,
their mother. had died, but they
were well. They expressed deep
gratitude TO the American soldiers
and people for liberating their
country from Nazism. Mr.. Nepodal
received this letter through an Am
erican soldier, a Cleveland boy,
home on leave from overseas duty.
He had become acquainted with
the two nephews In Czechoslova-
kia.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Willow Run Calendar
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
6-9:45-Teen Recreation, Village
Community Building.
SATURDAY
2-6:00-Playgrounds open at WI.
lage Community Building and Ross
and Foster Schools.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
Attend STAG Party

Nine members OF Queen City
Lodge No. 1877 Knights OF Pythias
attended a meeting at Clawson
Thursday evening as guests OF
Victory Lodge No. 27s when they
entertained the Knights OF Khoras-
san and their invited friends to q
stag party in their lodge. hall. The
Third Rank will be given a class
OF four candidates at the meeting
in Queen City Lodge next Monday
evening.
Miss Olive Adams will leave Sat
urday for her home in Midland for
the summer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
llmar A. Tennurv
Dies at Okinawa

Mr.. and Mrs. John Tennury. 1878
Quincy Ct, Willow Run Village
have received word from the War
Department that their only son.
Cpl. llmar A. Tennury, OF the
UsMCR 9Th Marines was killed in
action May 10, at Okinawa.
Cpl. Tennury was born In Nil.
waukee April 81. 1922 and moved
to Detroit at the age OF seven
where he was graduated from Cass
Technical High School. The fam.
lily then moved to Willow Run
about four years ago. Cpl. Ten
nury attended the Normal College
and the University OF Michigan.
He enlisted in the USMCR, in Ann
Arbor in November, 1912. and In
October. 1943 was sent TO Paris Is
land. He was sent overseas in
August. 1914 He is survived by
his parents. an aunt and several
cousins in Milwaukee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-15
calendar Of Social Events

TODAY
Willing Workers Circle OF Kings Daughters
Daughters OF American Revolution sco
and husbands home Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dixon
Huron Valley Chapter League special meeting on
lawn f. Augustus.
SATURDAY
Presbyterian Women Union picnic Riverside
$50, followed by motion pictures church.
Baptist Sunday School picnic Riverside Park o'clock.
table service sandwiches, and a dish 10 pass.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

2 OR 3-BEDROOM bungalow type home
in Mt. Rainier or Hyattsville section OF
sible. Warfield s355. HOMER HARSH
BERGER, 4204 Russell ave, Mt. Rainier,
BUYERS for your property at once
nearby Md. and D. c.; fast, courteous ac-
ton: we can sell it for cash. Call US now
Ys YouNG nP PASTOR sIfa Na 112s ao,y Vermont
HAVE CIIENT with ali C cash for nice Chevy
pnnf Pastor y yogNo ~ aS5a 4 PASTOR l129 Ver-
EDWIN L. ELLIS can sell your house II
suitable for renting rooms, any size OF
established rooming house broker ano
reaitor,, 1910 Vermont ave. RIM. 217
easR "a il41: for small 5-e-room row or corner
frame or brick. ne. Trinidad or neal
W PXY 81 sss5on to ST. S9Se cash
near; desire house and ground; from owner
WANT Y isTls sEyfKAH fRooM1Nc HOUSES; up M +
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AM UNIV; PARK and Chevy Chase. has = D; = G; :
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GRAVATTE, 729 18th st. NV, Realtor
HoUsE WANTED to buy in NV. not over
$500; can offer a large apt. in exchange
answers confidential, private party. Bon
TMMEDfATE ACTION We will buy you,
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prssa n fa maTfss McHEhn nslqe oeR Ssf5Gas 81 s
Washington or nearby Montgomery County
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WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
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1857. pf. 1o15 1919 K st. NV.
FROM OWNER - Bungalow or house
Chevy Chase or Bethesda; 2 bedrms., bath
first, floor; 2 bedrms; bath second Moor;
good cash payment. WI. 2635.
WHETHER YOUR HOUSE Is in coloreS
section or white section, before you sell
your house call US and fnd out about oul
House Trading Plan 1t is the mosi
convenient service ever offered to property
owners. THE F. M. BELLO REALTY CO.
WE ARE LOOKING for q home in any gooe
residential neighborhood. VIII pay S10,.
900 to $4,000 all cash. No broker,
please. Replies confidential. Box 359-Y
Star.
VICINITY OF WALTER REED, Shepherd
Park. Brentwood. 18th; corner house
detached, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. recreation
room. all brick. RA. 4031.
CASH for s to 8 rooms, brick or frame
RRrtaToGs aas ~. aisi. r. d'lss :S:. sE. HssS
= 81 AVSVs
Evening star., 1945-05-06

COLORED-1200 block Harvard ST. NV,
8 rooms, on floors. baths, oil heat;
reasonable
Randolph pl. near 1st st. n.w.-6 rooms
heat; price, $500.
New Hampshire ave. NV, 5000 block
bedrooms, 2 rear porches, Ia baths,
garage; reasonable.
18th st. n.w:-6 rooms, gas electricity
2 stories, $4,760. Ask for WITHERSPOON
Du. 4027 or DE. ITO.
COLtORED-Excellent buys in roomins
houses. priced for quick sales. your terms
considered.
One Of units. completely furnished,
rents for $270 monthly.
rented at $500 monthly. Can be seen 81
appt. only, call Mr.. DEAouY. DE-. 1885
or ia. 2193.
Evening star., 1945-05-06

COLORED-I. have for sale, nice sub
stantal red brick row houses each with
YOU are a family man and can pay $500
down, balance can be paid like rent. Will
finance to meet your budget. No brokers.
oSi ooLokES-Beautiful SkEHi corner, near 18th
and You SITS. n:w:IGoyt, girls dormitory.,
baths: h.-w.h., full basement. beautifully
landscaped: perfect condition throughout;
income, S3s6 per month; owner will sacri-
Msn Cali M sH5.TI W.EiAMS I Ti pr 1867
soom Brick WE and tile E'f eash sis
thsr ,5iormstiona cali MR.. SHEPPARD,
coLoREbDsear o M 'tsi 9Th and M sts. s.v.-s-
ssssllsnt sendi,iSa rs s s$sS SS dSSn Nv Sa1;ass
Sol6sEba,Neas 14th and GU. sts. nv
ssSR sSSRS 81 1850, 81 pE. sssn' ssss Can MN
| COLOkED-Near 1st and Thomas sts. NV.
s 5eo9i sss mo home sad in aps
call Mr.. BAKER. DE: 1856. DE. 1850.
CoLoEsDMNssar o,,;sI llth and d.. Lamont, sts;
iaaIRl ss!sI oo1s ASK sei 4. aes' "
eeGGEeKEp&5S6 eGEeaEnps 81 1isa b1esi 14.h st. ne-v.
| cant, 6 rooms, full cellar, garage, h.-wh..
sleeping porch. T. w. PARKS, Jr.. DE.
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Just off beautiful Soldiers Home grounds,
| q rooms, ample closet space. front and
| -ear porches. full cellar, modern kitchen:
terms arranged. MR.. BRADLEY, DE.
| 71T9.
CoLoRED-Kalorama rd., near 18th St.
| Unusual buy, IL large rooms, h.-w.h.,. oil;
2h baths, concrete garage. spacious back
| porch, overlooking beautiful Handicapped
Yard, open fireplace in all large rooms;
$1,000 cash required. MR.. WADDELL
THOMAS, DE. 1160, Ii. 6563 evenings
! and Sunday.
COLORED-Brookland- rooms. all mod
ern improvements. h-;w.h.. detached frame,
front and rear porches; near r. I. ave.
car line: quick sale! price. 1880: easy
terms. MR.. WILLIAMS. NO. 8364; Sun.
day, NO. 6731.
COLORED-s rooms, bath, h.-w.h., large
yard, alley; 11th st. between NJ and N
NV. Ideal for paper hanger. painter.
plumber: have business With income. RE.
zoos. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1945-05-06
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

BRIGHTWOOD-Vacan June Large de-
tached, corner, q rooms, bath, pantry. attic
ping ping: $3.50 cash, balance @ S7a mo- mo, or T vii
rent at SO mo- OWNER, Box 407-Y, Star
Evening star., 1945-05-06
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont.

1IRECT FROM OWNER, modern or Z
rms, 2 baths good NV. section: not over
$4,000. Box 365-x. Star. g.
] PAY HIGHEST ali-cash prices for old
D. c. houses: no commission. MRS. KERN.
1892 Woodley pl NV. co. 2675,
HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for bum
galows or homes in good locations, UP to
$4,000. See McCuNE, AT. 7190.
d. G. PROPERTY WANTED twhite or col
oredl. purchase or I sell for you. JOE
CURTO, FIR. 1900.
HOUSE, approximately $4,000, on monthly
basis: no dealers, owners only. Box 326-Y.
Star.
DETACHED, or 3-brs brick. good loca-
ton, not over 8 yrs. old; all cash. WI
03SI. Box 369-X, Star
praisal without obligation DIXIE REAL
COLORED PROPERTY, with or without
full cash payment. Box 249-Y, Star.