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The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
Ignorance Isn't Bliss

Somehow international agreements major conferences
between chiefs of state and the plans for preventing
group of people.
realize vague of way that the future of our
nation the welfare of ourselves and children
depend upon the agreements which worked out during
year of content to leave the de-
tails in the hands of our government leaders.
A recent survey showed that 81, 900 adults
heard Atlantic Charter 49, 900 900 don't know what
tariff is and 81 900 900 didn't know in 1914 that the
Japs had taken the Philippines.
To those who do follow the details of and the plan
ninng prevent these figures amazing But they
show by and large that about half of population loses
interest in news when il gets beyond their immediate
horizon.
II is dangerous of affairs, in democracy, for
such large number of citizens leave their nations
fate entirely in the hands of its leaders. hope to
keep way of life and maintain peace is imperative
that of us, from take active interest in
the affairs of nations.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
REDROCK NEWS
BY ]. r. kEMPER
HOME ON FURLoUGH

FNO"G OiN FOhGSo9FN
Carle Meeks, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Meeks. Is now spending a few
days at home.
TO Hl-ScHooL
Mary Velenzuela and her brother
Secundio, Sarah Flores, Betty Nor
gan. Dorothy Kemper and Margaret
Morales are going to Florence I'm
ion high school this year. They
are being transported from Red
rock TO Picacho by J. r. Kemper
From Picacho they go by bus op-
Grated by the high school.
BEDROCK INN CHANGES
HANDS
Paul Pasicka once owner and op-
orator OF the Redrock Inn, has sold
his interest in the place and has
gone TO Flagstaff
STILL LIVES AT BEDROCK
w. r. Ladd. 80 odd years old
has been a resident of Redrock Tor
the past 80 years. He still makes
trips back and forth from Tucson
TO Redrock by bus.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Q Mrs. Chauncy Killian OF Bur-
bank. California, arrived Friday for
a few days visit with her mother.
Mrs. Rose Roberts. and sister, Mrs.
Estelle Lidwell, before continuing
to Waco. Texas. to join her hus-
band, who is stationed there with
the air forces.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
THE COOLIDGE UNION HIGH
SCHOOL STARTED MONDAY -

The Coolidge high school assembled
Monday morning as per schedule
under the leadership OF Supt. c,
NJ. Mangum and organized for the
coming years work. All pupils
were enthusiastic over the work as
outlined as shown by their attitude
OF cooperation. which was most
commendable. A new teacher was
added to the faculty. which received
a hearty welcome from the rest OF
the faculty. The new teacher and
coach is VIM. H. Carlos OF San
Pedro, California The student
body reported Monday morning
with a representation OF los. On
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

morning they organized
as a student body and elected Of
ficers. Charles Moody was elected
president: Robert Sneed. Vice pres
ident; Dorothy Nichols. secretary;
Dorothy White. treasurer; Clar-
ence Graham and Doris Burt, yell
leaders.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

OMr. nd Mrs. II. B. Chapman and
daughter, Judy. left Thursday on
business trip to California. They
expect to be there only a few day 8.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Q Miss Betty Clark left Sunday for
State Teachers College, Tempe. 10
enter her freshman year. She Is
the daughter of Mrs. c. A. Chris
tenson.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

William Elliott. employee OF the
L. 5 |. S. in Coolidge. began Tues
day on the construction of modern
residence In West Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Q Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gosa and
son, Dale Howard, returned re-
Gently from Rochester. New York,
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

]. T. Preuitt enjoys the distinc-
tion of being the first resident 10
locate in Coolidge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

where they spent four weeks. While
there, Mr.. and Mrs. Gosa went
through Mayo Brothers Clinic.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Miss Ida Mae Williams left We'd
nesday for Ontario, California,
where she will attend the Chafey
Junior Business College. Ida Mae
graduated from the Florence high
school.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Miss Lois Knox returned home
Wednesday after spending the sum-
mer in Salt Lake City.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Jayne left
Wednesday for Blackwell. Okla
homa. where they viii join other
relatives In the celebration OF Mr..
Jayne's fathers S9th birthday ami
yersary.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21
CINDERELLA GOES TO THE GOLD BRAID BALI.
(Is4s GDiTIoN)

Cinderella vas q miss
OF face and form most classy:
Soldiers, sailors and marines
Called her their pin-up 1ass1e--
Cinderella charmed them so
Weekly at the U.S.0.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

S. c. Burt. proprietor OF the
Sanitary Barber Shop. has arranged
TO open another shop in the Serrano
building now being completed on
West Coolidge Avenue.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Nat Zahalsky and family are va
cationlng on the coast.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

Mrs. Mildred Hendry and daugh-
ter, Edna Kathleen. returned this
week from vacation In California.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

r. F. Cosgrove has traded his
residence In East Coolidge TO r. n.
Reed for residence in West Cool
idge near the highway.
The Coolidge examiner., 1945-09-21

'But Mont oni ght s the Gold Braid Ba
Poor Cinderella cried:
three cheers More admira1s for US
Her stepsisters replied,
I'VE IL dance away our rationed so1es
Before the stroke Of midnight tolls u
Evening star., 1945-08-26

I5s5 EYE ST. .Nw.--:2nd door once
MIIER bEyEEoPMEsF 55s1 = CO., 1896 Mas:
srs MODERN RS oTF1ef. ST CO. separate street en-.
trance. appropriately, 500 square feet;
a0 WII SHARE n oaxs tarnshed sV outside ss ocs aT IN
1Sons Gol1rado ordaag Bag iash and sts teie-
poWNfoWN Bows foSHSsS oi4T Three-story residence:
available Immediately for business oc-
cupancy; rental $3.50 per mo. ROBERT
": SAVAGE, s13 Union Trust Bldg, Ma.
LsDRoIT BLDG, soa-s1o F St NV, de-
j. B. STEIN. Room 10.
very convenient downtown location, near
stores, D. C. center, Government ofices;
available immed. 609 F ST. NV NE. 1852.
NEW OFFICE BUILDING, to be built at
ings. of floors of approximately 10000
50. IT. per floor to be rented in units Of
to @ compey air
IN sgssy inaa4y SRy
5 ROOMS. fronting on NV. corner, 14th
so,anS,o s. At Columbia & ID Apply Ap5. 1os' 14ol
ur Ie ae0 three rooms aa II 5xf s ass
siso wALsHR, HE'S 1Nc:, sSnnffiSo ffis Eve ssas: St.
l1l3 PENNA. AVE. NV. q doorS,
rooms each, good street frontage, CEN
tral location; S175 per month. Call
Ma. 1865.
GoNNECTIcUT AVE, north of Dupont
Circle-Entire End floor, large rooms.
now being used as a doctors ONCE To
be vacant Sept. j. Elevator service. PAT
aRoIANo' II IIS0' Eesltor. sa7 l4th st, NV.
PRIVATE OFFICE with telephone secre-
tarial service included; ofice open am.
to 9 p m, Monday through Saturday; air
conditioned; reasonable: located Silver
Spring. Md; Reply Box 457-G, Star. 26a
MODERN OFFICE consisting of 5 rooms
and complete bath suitable for dentist,
doctor or other. professional use tiled
floors: approximately 600 So it.: 18th st.
near Col. rd: will make necessary altera.
tions. Box 30S-C, Star.
1000 SQUARE FEET for rent: on two
floors; centrally located in Northwest area:
vicinity 18th and G SITS. NV: immediate
possession; D suitable for ofhces, with alley
of1css or rent in entirety. Write Box 25-
E. Star.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
OFFICES WANTED.

1000 so, FIT. ON ONE FLOOR. within
three blocks of statler Hotel. wanted BY
national trade association for occupancy
January LIST. Box 495-G, Star.
ACCOUNTANT wishes 400 square feet un.
furnished office space in vicinity of 18th
snd q sts. NV. for secretary and self.
LAWYER desires one or two rooms, fur.
n!shed or unfurnished, in suite, financial
II NATioNAL coRPoEATIoNG va Desires G i o. & .
rm; office In NV. downtown area; prefer
vicinity 18th and K MA, 17l3.
DOCTOK desires 500 to 1000 square feet
space 3 or rooms, vicinity medical cen.
ter. Box 245-E. Star
MAJOR AIRLINE desires approximately
1000 50. it.. 3 to 5 rooms. for executive
omces In downtown area. RE. 5400,
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION desires ONCE,
Se, So9, ,T1 e dsgo To9 50. IT" in sood locssion.
association desires 1000 square feet on
one floor II possible in modern building for
permanent national headquarters: down
:cTn s9sa iSsstion MR oSSstssEsd Phone Executive
NATIONAL s;! TRADE ASSOCIATION, estab-
Mshed over 25 years, headquarters in
WASHINGTON, desires 1000 to 1900 sd. IT.
n 4 or rooms for executive ofices in
downtown area, Elk 2l1k
Evening star., 1945-08-26
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANp.

t East PINEsM6-room asbss.os shinsls
lent Condition: extra large fr lot lot: COMPLETE
S sss TsFss,asG Sss tor s8s s88soo Ssnos 81
and and sssas sse f nfsdR.
Baltimore Ave, Hyattsville, Md. uN. 4o4o.
sRsh WxnksR sinaaH AVE-, aArrHERsBuRG-a-ssor,
9essISas STssSsn e Wsifsf sS r,:S.,,:E @
years eId on beautiful HANDICAPPED corner
rented p1pso and psoyidss iuss $50 monsh ' n
come, tncluding FURNISHINGS. Hardwood
fui bedrooms, living rm., dining rm. and
fireplace, screened porch. de luxe kitchen;
n pyafe a pIas,s bash s9d
S's aSGe fa;a ss|yfif slse
sslimere Ave- III Hyattsvle shd Nd hSSt Is 4oao. SaSs
Ssss RSsEks ssna1i HE1eHns ..ses.ss.
ssIfs saaf % plsRts tT tshTFaSss5z = and rose bushes:
FEIsff = u Sc sR so
4o5o oDfn 4ams sapsay Sas
0y ssdISHms S pesssssen ess osy
saaSSe VIII H2Asvffh f5sS sfih iRa iS5rSs44sar s4s
Ms acres ae40 oi 9DSn fsna sauneazs sfm
Fl hsh tu bassmsnt M IT, :.e; nIsn!sss: ssfsss:
sas 5sss & fsrEon 4EhfASh SS s. Es1Ssys, sSSs Hills.
s,Em sag 70 banYTsi9w. .I1T hardwood doors. stair:
$onsSIs hSHss afoRdE hs RdE &. s1fo
L1AMS, UN. goo. Open Sunday.
BRENTWOOD, MD, located Is square
from Rhode Island ave. carline-Bungalow,
loP 4ssi 59Y% S1y III Il ssSSS lot 90 " sss1
sondittion well-arraneed rooms. 2 baths;
terms Of 81 500 eash basnces bsf sfgso less than Sn
ave. NJ Rainier. Nd HyattsViife -esa oo4s.
RIyERDALE,, substantial detached home.
/ ] block from blvd: rooms. bath, lavatory,
ineiosed nhiE 5,,o porch. h-wh,' garage Reason
Mt. Rainier, 1h-story bungalow, COM
plete tfc apastments: part private entrances auto
excellent home or investment. 'A'''A'
-, Near BerWyn. $3.50; practically new
eInsa9~ bath and gs
R3sWELd' az 1Edd j iSc;s o$$ao4 Rhode Island ave.
IN ROCkFILLE-4-room and bath bunga.
| low. Basement hot-air heat, coal fur.
mace. Lot 50x150. Price, $4,000 Terms,
81 800 cash; balance, $40 per month
In Rockville-Living room, 2 bedrooms,
bath, kitchen, air-conditioned heat. Elec
refrigerator and gas stove included. Price,
per month.
In Kensington-Nearly / acre of land.
rooms and bath, basement, gas stove,
small barn. Price, $500; terms. j. z.
KELLY-E. L. HURLEY, Brosius Building,
Rockville, Md. Phone 633.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS-3-room house, shin
gle siding. city water, gas, cleo. terms
80 acres 5-room house outbuildine;
about ] mile to school, stores and churches,
L. II; RINKER, realtor, 1901 Central ave.
Capitol Heights. Nd, or call Mr. Sweeney,
Marlboro 142-W.
1903 63rd PL.. East Pines-4-rm. bunga-
low, bath. cleo, gas, floored attic; high
elevation, paved street; S5,250; $500 cash.
bal. monthly. Possession.
Hy. .Hills-6-rm: bungalow. bath. gas.
hot water. full basemt.. large lot with
lovely stream; close to everything; $1,000:
terms. Possession.
Vacant. Rosemary lane close Univ. Md.
-6-rm. brick. h.,w.h., mer.winter
shower eleci kitchen. recreation room in
tached garage. small horse barn, chicken
Erwin REALTY CO. Hyattsville 0334;
Evening star., 1945-08-26
SUBURBAN sALE-yIRcINIA.

NEW BRICK HOUSES, Immediate occu-
fuIi.sized basement; 4.cubicit taesa ds oSnn luxe
refriseratoE. gas range; h9t.water heat.
playroom; all improvements. including paw
ing. sidewalks. sodding. shrubbery and
snd ssd
Over lds Or ST. wsaibs Sridse.
follow S ssas Z q ss
thsn sls On !tss -Four s4RaaFss FS
shfHs GSa' RSR c1 i4 sea Hys REAHTx T.
8 MILES FROM vIENNA-s-room house,
barn and outbuildinss; go acres Of land
about one half under cultivation. balance
erty: other streams and springs: good good road;
nsrs pTjsssi s7.7So; terms. Phone Vienna i4o,
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-2-bedroom. 1-bath.
modern home with oil furnace, gas range,
etc. undeveloped .2nd floor for 2 more
rooms' exceptionally large lot with pretty
sSsS oass Phon. SE P5is
DET. BRICK HOUSE. new-house condition;
2 acres Of land; miles from Washington
pn paet Lee dn hT rms ktssn kHS1 yns sedrms rs an
furthsT !nIormati1n matte call Mr., Pralsigh,
ave. a R1stRF nH ma. M4aaEh' 96sd 'r,' 1928 Conn
SOME SPECIALLY INTERESTING homes
Sdd SI5h lot s1 Sp %ssh W. i Slya asking
section, of Wilson blvd. closing estate;
best Pest. Offer ne' 3 Franklin Park--Lot loox250,
price. Sl2 1000. 5. 8 large lots in Jeffer- Her
son raa parki k;,,. don't miss these; $4,000,
other.
trance hall. den with fireplace of Ir.. An
ished iiI sunroom of IT.. sunroom on dr.,
very large MASTER sedrm Si ei With sf' tiled BATH R
2 large bedrooms and tiled bath, many
large closets, full basement with lavatory,
consider trade with some extra cash; price
co, ll2s No. Irving st.. Arlington. Va.
IN IN EXCHANGE for a.bedroom apt in NV.
home. excellent condition; modern kitchen, Sl
gas m sngs oil ,ensed
aaTntoSn down e years sGshef od TIE Rf' osH4 fS@ sse
s1,500; immediate possession as soon as
s s years o SS R sk sm
materials; redeeorated last month; one
block 16 from graded school. 3 blocks from
bedrooms; tiled bath, living room. dining
room and kitchen. full basement, oil heat
convenlent terms first trust, S4.36S.
Brokers invited. LIT. PURDY. owner, 4s45
CHARMING 4-story old restored home,
Alexandria; 1st fl, long hall, huge drawing
room. fireplace, lge. din. rm. opening onto
small porch, pantry. kitchen. panel library
with fireplace and half bath; End A., very
large master bedroom, large dressing room,
bath: Bird A.. 2 large bedrooms and bath;
4th f., large room and bath full basement
rec. room and bar. coal heat; small formal
garden. Price. S19,500. ROMYE LAM
BORN, 160l s. Arlington Ridge I'd. JA
24S4 GI, 37ll
Evening star., 1945-08-26
SUBURBAN REkT-MARYlAND.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Furnished, 3 bed
rooms, baths, den with lavatory; finished
3rd floor: large recreation room, maids
room, double garage, corner lot; no objec-
tion to children; S275 per month. Box
4 SMALL FARMHOUSE, near Laurel,
Beltsville, on bIsline: low rent. Laurel
7-F-21, or Box 4245. Wash. D. C. 26'
cottage: 1-acre lot. city water. electricity;
rent; S2s. so. Q. B. HOPKINS, Thomas
Circle; DI, 727I.
nished, 40 miles from Washington. 10
miles from Warrenton, miles from vint
Hill Camp. For details write NJ. 3. LEACH,
Nokesville, Va.
1 HAVE THE HOUSE if you have the cash
or can finance Two-family home fenced
in yard. in sight Of Pentagon. Box 239-J,
Evening star., 1945-08-26

WILL PURCHASE DIRECT FROM OWNER
business or Investment property. AL cash
4 desired. Box 262-J, Star, ~
homes, business locations and nearby lots
In Maryland and virsinia. r. NJ. LuCAS
DU. 0936; Sun. and eyes,. Du. 4703.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
DESK SPACE WANTED.

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHFR-Desk space
and telephone; will consider rent or
seryies Arrangement. Box AL. Star. 26s
YOUNG ATTORNEY beginning practice
desires rent once space or make connec-
ton with established lawyer or law firm.
Box l51-J, Star. 26s
Evening star., 1945-08-26
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

DESK SPACE for rent, also telephone and
mail service. STANLEY ADAMS PRINT
ING CO.. 1921 New York ave. NV. Re-
Evening star., 1945-08-26

COLORED-LARGE LOT, 54xI96. IA Ar
iington; sewer. water, ETC.: paved street; 2
blecks from bus: ANAL down payment
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WE PAY CASH for property in Hillside,
suitland, District and Bradbury Hgts.
FOUR FR soq
option to buy. G. A. KEY, $50 Ridge I'd.
Sc. 26s
house or 2-bedroom apt. by Sept l5:
permanent; Va. Highlands, Aurora Hills,
Beveridge. ia. 1S76-M 27.
Evening star., 1945-08-26
STUDIOS FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

STUDIO FOR RENT Sat or Sun. evenings
Ideal for lectures and meetings. Piano
and Victrola. DE. sS26.
Evening star., 1945-08-26

ARLiNGT0N-6-room and bath stucco
oWelnng in good condition: garage Ash
pool nice shade and shrubbery; lot COX
100; convenient to bus school, stores, etc;
terms Call or write for appointment.
Ariington-3-room bungalow, nearly
new, on 60x100 it.; convenient to every.
thing; S3,500, $3.50 cash. bal monthly
For appointment call or write WHITMORF
"a or 100
Evening star., 1945-08-26

SLEEPY HOLLOW, Falls Church area
Lovely home in new-house condition, in
community of small estates, surrounded by
pansd ssss dsn s avatUry sns r Pesn nnS poc
beautifully srranged for living and enter
pTf ff Fis ns ceVeh ovsf ATston aiss
line in Fairfax County, 20 minutes driving
distance, from White House; modern brick
sibiity Of e aeeurins H more land rooms
sors Ia sundrs tubs H worK bsneh oil a heat
wood-burning fireplace in living room, large
electric refrigerator. storm windows, wealth
EN- isso. IoUIs P. sHoEMAKER. NA.
ARLiNGToN-s11,75 $50. broom and bath
brick: o Open sunday 2i30 te $50; 53ls
North 2eth Td GeTed for 1st tine this
home is located in Country Club Estates,
enc Of AripgtOn nNge never communities only
sannippea san kitehen, tc % nice BEDROOMS s tos and
tile bath on 1st noor.. Large attic, COM
sotx To Se sscksd rsadg o to aor uns ad
tional bedroom. Also space for End bath.
Features include wood-burning fireplace,
into living room, full dry basement with
ample space for recreation room, oil heat
laundry facilities. automatic hot-water
This home is only four years old and is
located on beautifully handicapped corner
II you appreciate beautiful lawn and
setting. this property will certainly have
an. !. appeal for yoSS, o6a Can be be financed on
Key Bridge, right on Lee highway about
8 squares beyond trafdc light at Glebe I'd.
6 to Florida, right on Florida z squares to
to property. GEORGE T. BRUMBACK.
Exclusively. Glebe 5074.
ALEXANDRIA. 305 N. Washington ST.
Restored 3-story frame and brick Colonial
home, with old floors, manteis and vain
scoting. bedrooms, 2H baths, 8 freplaces,
oil burner, walled-in yard; immediate pos
session. Oren for inspection Sunday, 10 to
8. Weekdays By Appt.: @i6,160: 1000
cash. C. Z. WORTHAM. Al, 0036.
Evening star., 1945-08-26

ARLINGTON, VA. = Price. $3.50 = Fur
basmt,,. oil heat. large lot: close In;
possession within 10 days; substantial cash
Ss,950.5.rm. 2-story brick, completely
remodeled, in 1ew-home condition; full
basmt., oil heat, hot water; lot 5OxIOO;
close in; possession within 80 days; sub
stantial cash
SO, 35O-Semidet 2-bedrm. brick, full
basmt., oil heat, large lot, close in; possess
sion within 80 days: easy terms
basement. coal heat, hot water: lot 5Ox217;
close in; possession within 80 days; sub
stantial cash
S12.750 unfurn, or S1350O furn. :;
living rm. with fireplace. sun parlor, large
dining rm., electric equip. hit, pantry on
1st ar.: End fir. 2 bedrms and bath. sun
deck: full baSmt.. oil heat, hot water
fenced-in lot, 65x21O; fruit trees, shrub
berry; large tool shed: close in: substantial
cash. For appt.. call v. EHRHARDT,
3219 Col pike, GL 1850
Evening star., 1945-08-26

1898 EYE ST N.W.-2nd floor once
room. APPROX. 1,s00 SO. It. W. c. & A. n.
MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO., 1880 Mass.
ave. NV. OR 4464
Evening star., 1945-08-26

ONE ACRE. 4-room frame bungalow, COM
Pfs miles ssb B. p4e s4s6 da aer
One acre, 4-roop frame bungalow, bath,
complete; fruit; plenty Of shade trees; IL
Groom frame house in town of Vienna;
nice location electric lights; price, $3.50,
s-room frame house: electric lights; rum
ming water in house. in town of Vienna;
possession can be given at once; price,
shingle bungalow; bath; electricity; 2 large
poultry no, ses; all fenced in, ideal poultry
RSw R.FTT1 II eTn Of Vienna PRICED s5soo
Vienna Els: residence, Vienna i54. 'e
GROOM HOUSE, bath, h.-a h.. 93-foot
drilled WELL running water in kitchen, rec
reation room in basement, electricity, lot
50x140. in town of Vienna. Price, $4,000.
Herndon, Va.-9-rm. dwelling. 2 baths,
natural gas RANGES electric refrigerator,
tricity; Ia acres. Price. 5000; $4,000
down, balance $75 per month at Sc in
Arlington, ya.-l4-reom frame dwelling,
ranges, Q refrigerators. Revenue from
ssnt ssn at as present. sl6o per month. Price.
Two and nine-tenths acres, near Vienna,
We; 4-room cottage finished in knotty pine,
water in kitchen. electricity, room for
bath, poultry house. garage with insulated
ali sardsn tools ssGsaee Priee tss seoso 'e00A ana
|, Clifton. Va.-3h acres, 2-story, 4-room
house, basement, poultry houses Zone
Iox20' other sxlo). No improvements in
7-room house, stories, gas range and
refrigerator, electricity, baths hot and
cold running water. Located in town of
4-room frame bungalow. "a acre OF
ground, air conditioning, fireplace, laundry
trays, Westinghouse refrigerator, gas range
Possession can be given in so days Price,
W 900. Located in town Of Vienna
S-room house, Philgas range and re-
frigerator, large lot, bath, electricity, h.
an, beautiful shade trees. In town Of
! acre OF ground, in town Of Vienna; =
room bungalow, h.-a.h., full basement, bath,
gas range and REFRIGERATOR: Price, $500.
Park ST., Vienna, Va. Phone ONCE. Vienna
2ls: residence. Wanna l54.
COL0RED-LARGE LOT, b4x1a6. IN Ar
Evening star., 1945-08-26

Near Berwyn, S5,25O; practically new
bungalow, 4. rooms, bath, range and re-
frigerator, fenced corner lot PERRY
BOSWELL, INC, 1904 Rhode Island ave.
WA $500, FIR 1927
Evening star., 1945-08-26

Detached corner house, in eycellent
condition; well-arranged rooms, baths.
h.-w.h, large corner lot; garage: located
terms Of S1,500 cash. balance less than
rent. DUNN g. CO., 1898 RhoGe Island
ave, Mt Rainier Nd. HyattsViile 004s
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gle siding. city water, gas, elec; terms.
80 acres, 5-room house, outbuilding;
L. r. RiNKER, reaitor, 590l Central ave-.
Capitol Heights. Nd, or call Mr.. Sweeney,
Marboro 14p-W
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acre corner Iot, Ian
trees, attached gar
screened living pore
Washington; price,
down payment. To re
to Fails Church STOP
Idylwood sign, left I
house en- right. o
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-20
BY HAROLD w. WARD

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20-lFl
- Secretary of Labor Schwel-
lenbach today sought an under
standing with the War Labor
Board that would hold 1t togeth-
er during the crucial next few
weeks of reconverslon.
Schwellenbach may need the
Board to handle the outbreak OF
labor trouble concentrated tor
the present in Detroit.
Government intervention in
the problems that have left some
10000 workers idle there still
is being considered by SchWel-
lenbachs new Cancellation chief,
Edgar l.. Warren, who took OF
flee yesterday.
President Truman Tuesday
transferred WLB to the Labor
Department for the remainder
of the wartime agency's exist
ence and made il subject to
Schwellenbachs policy determi-
nations.