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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE HOUSE, s rooms and
bath oil heat, Arlington. for similar house
or apartment in vicinity New York City.
Glebe $500. los
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HOUSES FOR sALE.

as: asas KLNGLn, XII nee! cath.dral S2o oo3;
elosed ponch s en snd Door. 3Dfe Sear%s n1asn bath
ssorase maids & sSators asas sna
rsxhsll Village. 4445 que ST.. cor. house,
IN. Eltchens apd door. 3 bedrms:. baths;
rd oor s bbsams .hoxar o,sn ana aissa as.
csli mrs; Finn. at asANboz. Eo, 9 Dupont
S0LoRLD=ss1o fo! PARK PL N;WA'tds,Esc, sA'd,.1s
5sshs laundry 'atTs trsys s00% doubis S ns nastsehsa
g Lasas pt Sas.n'u
s;i S;oGSaiED90&NE & q THE INCEST e. ., ans 4
owner occupied: terms, $1,000 cash. $75
hss Ell He "a AsD s1oS You sts
SEas Sp BSsont sSSSk Sssis isoe
rooms. Colonial front porch. 2 rear porches,
irsnt and rear Yards; | $1,000 "a down. AT.
CoLoRED-s ST. .N.E.-gsautiful de-
tached corner frams home with wide lawn
with extra rooms in attic. 2 baths. fun
basement. automatic heat, oil fuel. Price,
ssasoo f' sasSo SssS JOHN e. sa NJ
UoIoREDsse NG dSo2 lay ave sT NV pg sasn
ssmidetached brick large bedrooms bedrooms snd snd
noored basement. wonderful possibilities
as home, rooming house or for doctor
House contains extra-large rooms, yard. 2
500. MI Douglas. ewes, IA. 1854 JOHN
R. PINKETT, INC. 1902 N. J. ave. NV
CCooiiooRfEfD-BRIcK col HOUSE in the 1st blk
Of st. NV, 6 rooms, bath, garage, h;-w.h
This house is in good neighborhood and
reasonable down payment. For further
asIsaiilSS: VEIoPMESr '1 Co. ses5 Nl 4ist st. NV NV
6G1s En 4IGS w S1ss a. WV R@
rms, and bath, tro5t porch; ? rear porsh'ss
s., 80 on terms NJ. ksins: Xp ss7s
THRhE HAyE sf2rEaI G0 3. ssas sms
room and bath home homes S n convenisnt is 10. O.
ihsssH: iHhEsRsBsEH:RTr r. q Sons Realtors. so'G S15 I
GoIoREDMDIREcr cePioIs = REC FROM owNER-asa
18th ST. s.e:-Possession with title. attrac-
tive row brick, good condition, rms. and
sink on second floor, screens. full basement
deep lot; 2-car garage; terms, $1,000 cash
sSLosRDis sS sSsai5 EHsss FsLM6HEaN6R 81 aS6s sEyscant
immediate possession, open to pm.
Is altion; I price $3.50. HAMiIToS RE REAiTs IL
Ssab osGEsa bowS NV nc aE bsise ssao
BATH X sss sHxcoN 6sTiss ZEAL apsS n
CO.: after 9 call Elk, 1897.
story brick res; Is rooms, 3 baths; par
| rest home or refined colored rooming house
h.-w.h:: 2-car saLaEe; Price, Sls,500
fs fso5 M st. reTns ns hAss2s NA ss4S. & AooAS CO.
Price, 1880. Brick, Groom, .2-famii,
house: small down payment win handle
y, II, 6s Ssll Mr. soa ALBE6Ts s6 iI IA 1895
useful basement with sleeping. quarters
S6IoRsDWs sS56,IIeoRs6iOs 1Soo 1RSoooMs. ID Ya heat. auto
500 block !4th ST. na1sb.i ms haTdx0oe
S;IoGsIOVS SoIossDwsas a0S Otis Fl. r. N%-Beautifu
brick home arranged for 2 families,
kEshfR Eisshfns D. sMEr Bell aso5sc55ssanl Wo5 5sal
COLORED-BETTER residential section
Sess s ss s Ire tben
pisce pha :asfs 81 sS6 600 HS DOWN .uS AT Ss64 '
COLoRED-A CITY HOME in the country,
Just 2 miles from D. C.-5-room bungalow,
built-in bath. built;in GARAGE. all nodsrn
house. lot sox4o6 IT.: on concrete pike. 1
forest and beautiful flowers, where the
mockingbirds sing and the wind blows
aa and s2'ooo s050u cash w p1 soss. Ask for Mr..
| COLORED, 1900 BLOCK w St NV
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AND 334 18th ST. Sc
Semidet. brick, Col. front porch, rms;
$3.50; $500 down.
40s 3rd st. n.w.-Row brick, 10 rms, 2
baths; suitable for guesthouse, rooming
house or small hotel: 81 1000 Down.
904 X ST. s.e.-6-rm., 2-story brick.
Price, S7,950; $500 down
priced for quick sale: down payment, 800.
Call RELIANCE REALTY CO., DI. 6351,
Oil 9Th st. NV.
COLORED-SIo,000- St., near Mon
roe n.w.-Brick, 8 rooms. bath, h.-w b.
SS.750--10th ST., near Monroe NV
Brick, Q rooms and bath, h.-w.h., auto.
water heater, garage; terms.
S6,o50-Maryland ave, near 18Th ne
Brick, 8 rooms and bath, h.-w.h.: could
be converted into 8 apts.; terms. z. A
BARRY, ME. 2025.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY wANTrD.

sn3,,!rIAf wf rAf cash ss9 Tor pFcperty n Hillsids,
areas. QUINN 4 MILLER, FIR. 2l00.
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COLORED. 1900 BLOCK W st. NV
Large home. ] 2 rooms baths, arranged
as apts.; good income; S11 900; terms.
700 block Sth St n.e.-2-family apt,
$500. WALTER M. BAUMAN, Thomas
Circle. MA. R229.
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cash.
6-room brick. $4,000; $4,000 cash.
tiled BATH recreation room. $500. Rea.
sonable cash payment. WILLIAM W.
yoHNSTQN, Arlinstcn Trust BLDG. Ross
VIRGINIA'S BEST BUYS. virginia High-
lands-Bungalow. g rooms, full basement,
furnace heat, coat nres, With modern i'm
provements. Conveniently located to
transportation, chain stores, schools and
churches. Priced for immediate sale at
S4.e50. Only interested persons need
Oakcrest--Enslish Colonial brick and
frame, Va blk. from Arlington Ridge I'd,
water heat oil burner. Now rented. In
excellent condition; wooded lawn; S1l 800
Arna valley-Semidetached brick in
the higher section. in good condition.
Copper water pipes, air conditioned. oil
burner; stove and refrigerator included;
Alexandria. ON Commonwealth sve.-4-
bedroom frame, center ball; house on q
corner lot with sarage. The rooms are all
large, the house 10 modern with hot-water
nsat, OF burner, rsngs and refrigerator.
ZSO3 Arlington Ridge I'd. IA. 1904, Ivy
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LEO lGE opy NJ sERs4srEIN Rp4 fshTs e., CO.. Nj ME- 59oo m
lMME61arE Mn 5 4! Tfioss., Takoma Park, Md,
ssm D. ns 's coal srGsm Rnd
baraain, Sea5o. SILVER SPRING REAL,
ccHEvY CHASE. MB.Ncenter hall, ss-ft
ssd;as; "a STSER; VT SSX kbS.S sss1i s.,,s
home for the most discriminating buyer;
arss baths
H as aasd aosse Ths
was specially built by the owner. years
ago of the f1nest materials; There are
terins, slate roof and Chestnut trim
throughout; cooking range and refriger-
tor hUsaEss sGss ssooep az 5fs sss0nshle ell terms
COLONIAL BRICK, s years Old. center
entrance, large living room with fireplace.
srss Sedroms Gans Ss 9ssEn Ssns sshsn
pm. TO . pm. Drive out colesyiile I'd. to
sns Is o'EoWiSs g Sou.s sight s EsHaa S
ss aassf 5rcs sH sls
sa bss wR shoSe se Etehsn
sssss II ss2s lss.SS t. Ess Eas w wss0sse
WOODBRIDGE. D: G., Lawrence st. ne
breakfast nook. fireplace. oil burner, burner,
g9sfhss gMsTEa irfs sun IA om., $685. oss's
gniysTsity, ii! 5oxiSo. cali co. 44os.
house for pSssician MOI or ons % desirins space: ACE,
attractive weil-built 3-story brick, large
living rooms lst end End floors s bed
rooms, 2h baths, rear porches. buffers
pantry. oil heat, 2-car garage: nne buy.
900. on unusually convenient terms:
Inspection hy appointment. LEE REALTY
INT. PLEASANT," near 18th and Kenyon
sts. n;w.-This attractive semidetached
brick home has 4 bedrooms. bath. and
owner occupant will give possession with
deed; PRICED to sell quickly Call NE.
1143 until Pm, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Reaitor.
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CASH BUYERS for D. c. and Nd. property
WoobsibaE asEaE snaITa Y eo e.of assf Pa Rhodt @
Tclo 1p02
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l hkOE hEOUCED IOr QUICK 66les possession
| in Q weeks-5425 Macarthur blvd. NV.
Detached, 10 large rooms, 2 baths, hot
water oil heat, detached garage, large lot
q DEVELOPMENT Co. 4625 4ist st. NV.
Phone EN-. 4709. or nights and Sundays,
oTTsraNp1Sa eoaTSTrs an aSss' BARoArs-k.n... ave-,
bath: porehss. ETC.: situated near stores
ss .es cs s priced p Eo e 9ns n s1Sg5S SERN
HONE On iNcoME%Nr.' M 10th and a as s.s.;
svns and city, r 0ra Under saS sss
s;r. snd :: frame, ami: rented $75 mo;
3: e., ind. h,-w.h., else., gas meters; rented
ss1or sexn s .t. bts ess s.s o uRs1 sseo
down; .t tSansfer juno. N. =. RYoN Co,
eiHaES4is ia CHASE EsrArE-A modern brick
and 2 baths, first-foor paneled den and
fs. .asc Sss
owner leaving city has orTicee this mag
ssassss % s'Ri H5eaa
Ssk sun
tented $50 month. ai Living ss room. dinins Gs
| room, de luxe kitchen, screened porch, 8
large bedrooms. beautiful tiled bath. gas
leslie b. MEAsELL. Wo 1921. 's''''
| PETWORTH. near 18th and ouebec-Six-
room row brick house. 8 bedrooms, recrea- :
| tion room. built-in garage two screened
and one glass-inclosed porches. gas heat;
close TO transportation and shopping dis
| trict; one owner occupied, in good condi-
| ton; possession in 30 days or less; $4,000
cash REQUIRED. bal. easy terms. Price.
BARNxBY WOODS SECTIoN-Army ON
Ger transferred must sell his almost new
brick home near Utah ave.. lovely bed
rooms. 2. colored tile. baths. center hall,
sit:hsn, n list AIst-h. lieNyatory; iN rec EEo9p EEop o'1 on
lh.-w.h.; deep fenced lot. beautiful nower
sssssds; price, ,sss:sso. IsSi; sss. Ssii
sssk ssai iSan istn ANS syS rahvvise SITS. Nw-rwo.
teEy and bsssRent row 1 brick 5coms g
tsfhsd brick sarass, FOR further details
WI WAass WsoaKaok4oS ossEKsaao5kss MA R..ssi Rsasss vlsf
aooMING HOUSE. brick. Is rms, 4 baths,
stoker heat. furnished with valuable fur
niture; income quoted over 500 mo-.
plus rms. and private bath: 1900 block
n q Wyomine aye. psisc; niT o;0 oo;;s009v v.sr doHni
ave-. Rm. 217. RE. $40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
MEETING SUNDAY

-ShaIer has called meeting or
strikers for , p. m. Sunday IN
Local 157 Han at Fourteenth and
sffCtiraw vote on the return to
work order.
Cancellation officials said yester-
day that the three-week-old strike
at the Fruehauf Trailer Co. plant
would probably end by Monday.
Strikers were summoned to a
general membership meeting at IL
a. m. today for a poll on return
10 work order effective Monday.
The Ashlee Pattern Co. Mack
and Van Dyke. was picketed to-
day, the second time this week, by
members of the Pattern Makers
Association (AFL). r. H. Ashlee,
owner, said work on navy pump
patterns WAS not affected as en-
ployes crossed the picket line in
what AShlce said was a movement
to organize his -rananiaa= =SifeP,==
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Loss Of Policy Slips
Won't Prevent Trial

Destruction Of evidence by mis-
take al the police property room
will not hind er prosecution of
Steve Bogtaitis and eight others
in a gambling conspiracy case,
Recorders Judge John p. Seallen
was told today by Assistant Pros
ccut0r John OConncn.
OConnell asked the court to
endorse Patroiman Russell
Mooney as a state-witneSs 10 ex-
plain how policy slips were de-
Stroyed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
400 Return
At Packard

Production resumed I'm the
crankcase department oi the
Packard Motor Car Co today
when the dat Shaft ef +44 reported
and the company indicated ncco-
-uatious wouir rr started with
Local 100 CAW-ClO over the PEN
atty for q union steward dis
charged for striking a company
official
Yesterdays agreement 10 order
the workers back iH which the
L. &. Cancellation Service p4rtIc4-
pated, was dclayed. The night
shift. which started the walkout
Wednesday returned home.
Louis dc Be9rn. acting president
ri she iaedi. said tiae eHioR- -Het4a
INSIST ou reinstatement Of the
steward Hcyheyt hlitle
Strikers today were still picket
ing The plant of the Detroit Diesel
division of General Motors at W.
Outer Drive and Schoolcraft Leo
=. Shaffer president of Local 16S,
CAW-CIO, declared that although
the locals executive board takes
the viewpoint that the discharge
Of a blind worker is a Just grleN-
anCe. the resultant strike Is not
justified and is a violation of the
nO-Strlkp pledge.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Former Pupils
Aid Aged Artist

F Harold Hayward, octogenar-
ian artist who was threatened
with eviction from his Woodward
avenue studio. has been given a
home by a couple who studied
under him in happier days
They are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kol-
mar, 1888 Freelahd.
Hayward. suffering from NAL
nutrition. Is now under doctor s
care. The KolmarS have rented a
small Storcroom at 1000 Grand
River where the artists belong
ings, including about 500 charcoal
drawings. will be kept until they
can he disposed of Later, kelmaF
said, the drawings viii be offered
for sale
The KolmarS are planning a
Studio party for Hayward June
30, his S4th birthday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
BdrIunn Tower
Ups Rent 10 City

The City of Detroits treasury
got a rude Jolt today when the
National Bank of Detroit, acting
Tor the Barlum Realty Co, noti-
ffr-i traffic court Judges that eff
t-7tTvr july l the rent for their
three floors In the Barium Tower
VII be $4,000 annually instead of
S75 COG.
Traffic court occupies the eight
orHth, nineteenth and twentieth
floors in the towering structure.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Bitter Pill
AIimony Default Puts
Doctor in Jail

PONTIAC. May 25 - Circuit
Judge II. Rusel Holland today
reluctantly sentenced 10 Jail a doc.
tor, Walter l.. Dumond Of Far
mneton. in default Of alHmony.
II am loath to send you 90
iail." he said. when 1 realize
hew necessary doctors are. this
time. hut this il the fifth time
Won have been In this court and
there il no alternative"
Judge Holland pronounced the
sentence. not 10 exceed one year
until Or. Dumond can raise Sl.73O
in back alimony owed his former
wife, FiorcRce.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
For EXTRA ENERGY Eat
Energy-charged WONDER BREAD

Thanks 10 a revolutionary new
baking uethod, you can now get
bread with no big holes that leak
sandwich filings on shirts or dresses.
Compare a slice from the middle
of the loaf of new Wonder Bread
with ordinary bresd-see the
amazing difierencel
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Get Extra Energy

EDergy comes only from the food
YOU eat. Thus, TO get more energy
eat more energy food.
Nature gets energy out az food
with the help Of Vitamins 81 and
"a and Iron.
Thisis how: The two vitamins help
10 oxidze food in the cells; and
the iron in your blood brings oxygen
20 the cells.
SHlay the chart, Then eat extra
slices Of energy-charged Wonder
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Swiss 10 ExpeI Nazis

BERN. May 255 2255 HNs4-Twen.
ty-five of the 364 known Nazis
rUuudcd up by Swiss police viii be
expelled from the country imme-
diatcly it was announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
DoubIy Fresh

In addition, energy-charged Wonder
Bread is doubly fresh fresh when
YOU buy it, fresh when you eat it.
Because Wonder Bread is slo-baked
1870 longer than many ordinary
kinds for lasting freshness.
Get energy-charged Wonder Bread
frlsh from Your grocer tlasy-.
CONTINENTAL BAKING co. NC
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26

Ask for Wonder Bread by name
because il contains Vitamins b,
and b, and Iron necessary to help
Nature properly transform 1t into
energy for your body.
Remember only Wonder Bread
is sold under It's famous 81, 900
Nitamin + guarantee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Checker Match Sunday

a former Pacific Coast checker
champion, Joseph BaSSett, viii
--rv mt comcrS- simultaneously at
SJ p. m. Sunday in the Detroit
Chess and Checker Club in the
MnNerchY BLDG, 263l Woodward.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-26
Get vitsmins, Iron

Bread every day TO get extra energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-27
Indies Pose Security Problem,
United Nations Forum Is Told

The Netherlands highly populated
Islands of Asia pose one of the dan
Igerous problems to world security
Owen baltimore, former political
adviser to Chang Kai-shek, told an
audience comprised largely of women
that almost filled Constitution Hall
last night at the third program of
the United Nations Forum.
THE Dutch Empire" said Mr.. Lat
timore, who returned to professor
ship at Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, after American involve
ment in the war, amounts to 60,000,-
900 people, They are ruled by a
distant and weak European power
which cannot protect them in case
of aggression and which may not be
able to put down a domestic up
rising.
zone thing is clear that in this
war we have set up freedom so it
has become clearer in the minds of
men everywhere.
Unreal World"
Nov what stand is the rest of the
world going to take? Is justice going
to demand the return of the island
empire in the East to the Dutch?
Or is it going to demand freedom
for the people there?
THAT represents a class of prob
lem that may be much more dan
gerous in the future than. those of
Europe
This is an unreal world we live
in. There is no use talking about
building up an adequate body of
international law when millions of
people do not have rights under
that law"
Mr.. Lattimore's reference to build
ing up body of international law
was to a preceding speech by John
Foster Dulles, New York lawyer who
was adviser to Thomas E. Dewey on
foreign policy in the last campaign.
Elemental Start" Says Dulles.
Mr.. Dulles had said that the
Dumbarton Oaks proposals were IAN
elemental start-nothing more" He
compared them to the Articles of
Federation and said that kind of a
successful start is all that can be
expected at San Francisco.
Some one in the audience asked
him at the conclusion if a con-
stitution for the society of nations
at San Francisco would not be a
good thing.
Mr.. Dulles pointed out that ma
tions are not ready to do away
with the economic and military bar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-27


Sullivan q Cromwell and Represen-
tative La Toilette, Republican. Of
Indiana, an Evansville attorney, all
seated on the stage joining In. SUI
preme Court Justice William O.
Douglas was chairman. The other
panel member was Representative
Emily Taft Douglas, Democrat, of
Illinois.
Many Of the questions from the
audience showed concern over the
lack of any check on aggression by
the great powers. Mr.. La Follette's
remarks showed he was disturbed
about this.
Who is to keep the powerful ma
ton off the neck of the weak one"
was one of such questions.
Mr.. Dulles answer was, Against
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riers between them that the States
abandoned in adopting the Con-
stitution.
Harold B. Butler, British Min
lister, another speaker, expressed
optimism that the coming world
organization would work out much
better than the League of Nations.
Legal Note in Discussion.
The panel discussion took quite a
legal note with Senator Wayne
Morse, former law dean at the Uni
versity of Oregon, Mr.. Dulles of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-27
Northwest Council Takes
Stand Against Dams

After elaboration, members OF
the Northwest Council agreed unan-
imously that the Potomac River
dams project would be detrimental
to Washington and recommended
that the individual associations
represented in the council take SIM
liar action.
Louis Radclif1, representing the
Chevy Chase Citizens Association,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-27

said that "tfle historic Potomac will
become just q series OF reservoirs
and they will not abate pollution.
but spread it over a wider area"
Mrs. L. B. Wright reported to the
group on the 115-year-old Indus
trial Home School at Wisconsin
avenue and Calvert street. The
Districts only corrective home for
boys and girls has defective wiring
and steps and is not fireproofed,
she said.
o. B. French, president, conducted
the meeting, held at 1851 Twenty
ninth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-27

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