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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-09
Dinner Meeting
Well Attended
FIFTY. FIVE MEMBERS Of

FIFTY FIVE MEMBERS Of
the Carrie Lungerhausen So
ciety of the First Methodist
Church were present at the
monthly dinner held last eve-
ming at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lloyd, Riverside
drive.
Viola Ribe led the devotionals
which had a Thanksgiving
theme. It was decided to hold
the annual elections in January
instead of June. A sale of Christ
mas cards was held.
The Boz k, These Moving
Times, by Herman Morse, was
reviewed by Mrs. Vernon john
son. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. James c. Jackson, Mrs. w.
G.. Sharland, Mrs. John Pollock,
Mrs. Ralph S. Randolph, Mrs.
Cecile Fansler, Mrs Clarence
Wilde and Mrs. Vernon Judd.
DR.. and Mrs. Campbell Ward
will be hosts at the next meet
Ing December 13.
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Licenses
Marriage

William Watson, SO, New Bal
timore, and Willo Hart, A, New
Baltimore, Oct. Is.
Alfred Prue, 36, ST. Clair
Shores, and Florence SCHNEIDER.
"a, 1923 McGill, Mount Gle
mems, Oct. 25.
Joseph Thomas Bennett. 81.
Roseville, and Mildred Eliza
beth Bachmann, 10, Philadel-
phia, Pa, Oct. Is.
John A. ST. Dennis, 81, De-
troit, and Dorothy l. Dodge, q,
East Detroit, Oct. 25.
Harold l.. Mass, "a, Route 2,
Mount Clemens, and Mary NJ.
Artman, %, 1873 Washington
avenue, Mount Clemens, Oct. %.
Richard B. Papps, 81, Rose
villA, and Vivian M. Schultz, 81,
RoseVille, Oct. 26.
Melvin G.. Kuechenmeister,
81, 1872 Cass avenue, Mount
Clemens, and Helen l.. Miller,
81. Richmond, Oct. 26.
Marvin Fred Shields. "a, Van
Dyke, and Rose Marie Bombola,
%, Lodi, California. Oct. %.
George J. Meldrum, %, 81
Macomb street, Mount Clemens
and Jane J. Socia, 20, 81 Ma
comb street, Oct. rs.
Howard r. Falker. %, Romeo,
and Marjorie E. Kiehler, %,
Romeo, Oct. q.
Donald Chalfant, 80, 2071
Bclvidere, Mount Clemens. and
Dolores Mason, %, 4246 South
Gratiot avenue, Mount Clemens,
Oct. q.
Fred Youngs, 40. Bad Axe,
and Lillian Ozbun, 20, East De-
troit, Oct. 20.
Harrison Johnson, Sc, 729
Quinn road, and Emma Jane
Foreman, 48, Detroit, Oct. q.
Edgar w. Hardy. 81, Van
Dyke, and Joyce Bruneel, II,
Royal Oak, Oct. 20.
Garnet Allen, 10, East Detroit,
and Geraldine Maui, l6, East
Detroit, Oct. 20.
Carl Drca, 10, Washington,
and Betty Campbell, ID, Roch-
ester, Oct. 20.
Aurelius Harris, %. 4l5l
Gates, Mount Clemens, and Re-
becca Morris, 10, st. Clair Shores
Oct. 20.
Elton A. VoVillia, 81. SCI
fridge Field, and Mildred E.
Ravens, 10, 176 South Gratiot
avenue, Mount Clemens, Oct. 80.
Eckford Conger, 80, Utica,
and Helen M. Kraft, IS, Utica,
Oct. 80.
Aciel CAMEL Verwest, %.
East Dertoit, and Mary Eliza
beth Krause, %, East Detroit,
Nov i.
Alvin Crothers, II, 100 Jones
street, Mount Clemens, and Dol
ores Zehnder. 20, "a Grand ave-
nue., Mount Clemens, Nov. /.
BEST POTATOES are firm
and clean, have shallow eyes.
and no cuts, decay or green
spots.
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tributed to committee members
for sale. Persons wishing 10 OBJ
tain tickets may contact Mrs.
Peltier al 1884, or Mrs. Teston
at 6468.
The public is reminded that
Thursday. Nov. Is is the last
day on which requests for fav-
orite Chopin numbers will be
accepted by Mrs. Peltier.
Proceed Of the concert will
be used 10 augment the record
Libraries of the public and paro-
chial schools.
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20 lied
Photo by Henk

JEANNE SNYDER Of 112 Lin
coin avenue, whose engagement
to Elmer E. Beuhler, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Schweitzer of
Scbewaing, is announced today
by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Snider of Bad Axe. Miss
Snider. a 1888 graduate of Bad
Axe High school, was formerly
employed at the John Kuhn
Company in Mount Clemens.
Her fiance recently received his
discharge as technical sergeant
after 38 months overseas in the
ETC. They plan to marry Nov,
ID in SebeWaing.
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d.. Salute

CHARLES r. TOWNER. So
Scott boulevard, on his 18th
birthday anniversary today.
MR.. AND MRS. CARL B.
BRANDENBURG. of 38 Ken
drick avenue, who will quietly
observe their oath wedding an
niversary on Saturday.
GEORGINE MAY CORNELL
LIE who is one year old today
and her father, George Cornell
lie whose birthday anniversary
is today.
JANE COPELAND. daughter
of Curtis Copeland, Moross ave.
nue., who is seven years old to-
day.
EILEEN DERSCHURE of New
Haven who will be 10 years old
Sunday.
GRACE SHARON DOPP, who
will be five years old Sunday.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Dopp, 249 Cass ave.
nue..
JAMES KUKUK who will be
three years old Sunday. His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Kukuk, will entertain 35 rera.
tives and friends on that day to
celebrate the event.
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OVER stewed fruits, pour this
fluffy custard sauce and you
have a party dessert. It's mois-
tened with wine or fruit juice.
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Travelling the farthest to at
tend the conference were Mrs.
II. S. Doolittle, conference Sec
rotary of supplies; Mrs. George
Gilbert, president of Marquette
district; and Mrs. c. L. Mosher,
secretary of the Marquette or
ganization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNlA.

LORTON. VA, 4 miles from Fort Beivoir.
most attractive BUNGALOW. clean as a
new pin. h-acre Of ground in q neiRfbor-
Good sized living room. nice bedrooms,
modern bath. fully equipped kitchen. din.
Ing alcoye. full basement, oil heat. oak
ly Call OIL. 2Os4.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.-Nine Of this group
already sold. These 5-room brick homes
have been completely redecorated and are
range and refrigerator, have full basement
and are priced at only $3.50, and can be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

fs Ss: 8: 4! ss:s S;st% ga soH;;
soass II or vsn y cash Buyers 81
Is 70 IN Hasi1 L possession within so
eays 6 sash D. 4.Gs or Nd ~
VIZ Can SELL Youk ao1sL. We can &c,
.s sa sion won't H Tx si Gas pISmp
VIZ WE NJ Faf c' RIGi cs ~ $3.50 ,sG
METEE 500 Spiif 4, FR GYM
WI CAN SELL YoGs H fe, f. at IT'S its full
value today t Our opinion entails no obi
Cash BUYERS icg iDie G. and 81. m as property
RHALTrSs e sei0r: ass you Rh sell
CASH BUYER immediately in need of brick
Cali NJ BiasfWood NO. s554' 0 sHA issaeis
So tGeaS % so ' sREHED 4 aSrr6 SA 2s
pree Us asFs safh Hpi sEAr xhS
{ WANT modern 6 or rm. home with
one or two baths in good NV location;
cHEV9 cH fash IA n S2e2
for homes or lots GEORGE W. ROBERT
Son, WI. S267
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients at full
market value Free appraisals. MITCH
ELL QUICK, D1. 2S3I until 9 pm 22'
bedroom house in Woodside or nearby Md
and D. c.. for good client with cash Call
Mr.; Pastor. MA. 5441. YOUNG a. PASTOR,
1129 Vermont NV.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for s-room house
ecutive 1897
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for your house
NAaAe SEMEN CO p tx ssa HsARRlSaToN
WANTED TO BUY, home in LIST COM
m M gone Cal WI. 5s67 evenings.
In Forest Hills. D. c., q or more bedrooms
lst-noor lavatory and den; or Rock Cretk
Park Estates. close to transportation
win pay up to S45. 900 cash. Cali Mr..
Evans, WO. 0290 SHANNON a. LUCHs
SNAIL HOUSE. general vicinity D. C.
THE0; KWAPIEN; Box 213-A. Route /
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT BUILDING, SIT.
T SR Tds heart Of Of r
eminent buildings; % units, nne condi.
ssf Tgc rs 1 a$ NJ ssss
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE - a-story apt.
building. large apis, suitable for furnish.
oS fsen eas h.0 WI Sna as sR's Price,
built STUNT apt. house, detached and the
sa Mount 0 Rae eshs se eGS mm vsE,
FMo MODEM Bkfck S sSasit R apsrtm nsss
buildings nSs, On On ad'onins sssutfuy wooded
with each building. The ground is zonea
rapidly sEowing business section at Flower
Owner will give possession Of one lovely
ss ssS9es and
of the could * ss in S ons
" s n Ack sSes ii avs g.
lin ST: N;W;I1Estate sale. ,lars. s-story
sted Is . real money-maker;. priced rfsht
g. Sas5 as ssssSs M sss s: . .ss
S%siEsS .MasT sas St
be sold now; owner III Can HARRY I.
FRIEpMAN, Broker. RE. 1855.
CONN. AVE-. n. of r ST., distinctive store
and apt. bldg. for sale. Personal inter-
view only, CAREY WINSTON. Realtor.
isss iS sth s ST. N.w.AasfsSmsily row brick;
annual rental SS52;- tenants furnish utili.
ties; owner wants offer. Call Mr. Steven.
son, with M. PRATT CO., MA. 1882.
ZOO SSOi' BIOCK SHERMAN AVE. NV.
family brick, apt bldg, semidetsched;
tenants furnish utilities: annual rents.
81 $50. price, -S15,96o Cali Mr.. Steven.
son, with r N. PRATT CO., Ma. S6S2.
Ewes. RA. 1891.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

93I d ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000
So # on 5th and 9Th floors; elevator to
9TH floor; excellent for storage; S225 per
mo. Mr.. Morgan. DI. 1857. CHAS. c.
1902 Goth NV. corner Of Que st.-22
rooms and elevator, for sale or rent.
E SXs 5a1i Of MI o5 5.l L;o EVENINGS,
slider experienced operator who is able TO
install a high-class place: owner will con-
Can HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE.
2ND COMMERCIAL. near Conn. ave. lot
about 35xa7, rear 29-ft. alley; improved .
large brick houses. Will remodel and
give long lease, RUTH I. POWELL. MA.
AM NEGOTIATING now with property
owners who own desirable store locations;
reliable merchants contact me and let me
know your needs: ! am at your service.
HARRY I. ERIE8MAM; Broker; RE; 1855.
slider experienced operator who is able to
install a hieh-class place: owner will con-
Call HARRY L FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE.
LEASE. over 10000 50. #, End CONNER;
in light, well-ventilated, 4-story bldg, Q
elevators; in center of town. JEROME 8.
MURRAY, RE. 2460.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ESTABLISHED GARAGE onered
i1s SI ali eau VI sa and DroatsSls soHs
business; this is 100000 deal; only re.
F Fri faGaS sroker RE. iiss ~
HOTEL, located on water IN Anne Arundel
sa No s seen al same xa manasement and
floor. large kitchen. refreshment pavilion
beach; ideal location for boat or yacht
Deal d .ssny w Box s Bar Tor
DOWNTOWN STORE Sc with apt.
above; immediate poss ! block from Navy
Yard; Busy street Excellent for any type
H. k E Nj Hs9 s4s5 sEsssfzis C.:
F IRE buildine occupied as boTiins a:
Good business location. near Pennsylvania
''snae se vii Ct os es $1,000
down payment. VIII stand invsstisation.
Cal M ar. K9hpe En s93S or 1I Ex iSs
a aSi6 & COMMERCIAL 5 II GROUND, 100000
ss e M ' so al sG part
roads and truck highway. Box 333-V.
NEAR SEARS RoEBUCK on Wisconsin ave.
1st-elass restaurant or retail store. EN-.
1852. WO. 1895.
OFFICE BUILDING in a downtown busi-
R as S e. aa e. st, 'is'
coMMERcIAL LAND, all or part of 400
900 SO. #. facing 2 real trafic arteries
81 sPd RRHT s5sss m R0sssH w. hs Ran
SCHMIDT 2se woodward Blds' Ma $685. 1887.
oAKvILLE-Industri tract. 12Ia acres.
on No. ! hwy. at Swami ST., Just this side Of
parcels Ioo'xl30' or larger. VIII sell or
erect buildings for good tenants. Suitable
warehousings. Eholesaling or manufactur-
ing. See Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS,
INC; Wsshington Bids. DI. $500;
2-STORY BRICK, excellent location for
priced for quick sale Cali bet: and I
R% " L EYE # b Pc $685.
which can Be eonve5tfd OF occupy PSI! and
ease out part. Call now HARRY I.
p pS61ERToSN sE9k ST. Il GoRsRR. stor. and
apt: above: Convenient tegms EeE E,t tyy;
FALLS CHURCH-commercia site on Lee
hwy, suitable for stores. garage. or other
54sinesS PhSne Falls Church ire 1875 on
Ideal for any kind of tutoring children.
languages, business or other classes For
further information call OR. 2244, ED.
WARD e. CALDWELL.
DOWNTOWN I4th ST. BLDG;-Ideal To-
building which can be converted OF. occu-
pied cart and lease out part Call now.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1856.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

c0L6REb-IEAL BARdAINs-7o0 block
9TH 81: ne. 900 block 9Th st. ne. 900
block South Carolina ave. Sc, 100 block
J S2ae cuR aSnei Re. sfEn' rk f.
SSGoRED-lMMEDIArE POSSESSION
6oiok aESS sssHs f sq MoM IA i tSsS
ssasi' homie as s Ths os
rooms On nrst noor: there is Complete.
d.sSt eor. dtsnsn dining nno
BATH theme front sedf ssa back sef
o%s ihs Yo CORNELL n
price Of sl2,9bo; 1t is close to ali trans
prems or s'0e s R Sc s sEsn spn say
other particulars. AVON SHOCKEY. ex-
SoL3RED-NEAR 9Th AND r SITS. NE
h hnI Ia, IN i perfect condition: $1,000 cash
ee ca Per mSnth Resses sasS With
yEss FISHER CO. Resl tor 'S sia New New
c tofHx az ny RI hIx 5000 go o.. .r
i rms. 8 baths oil NV Sinks on M~ ali 3
Els: ssS Ks IT. o. %2Rb
sSa:!s home sa S% u .sori s1sen
rooms. III baths. cellar under entire
house; good lot to alley: being sold to close
2547 Pomeroy road Sc: broom And
bath bungalow: needs repairing but is OF
iersd At the low price. Sl,3b6. VIII. +
NV. Phone Ma. 2265
CoLORED-78O 9th ST. s.E.-6-room
brick. bath; $3.50. $500 down.
o04 Is st.. SEE rms, bath, h.-w.h:
412 3rd St n.w,-lO rms. Q baths.
reas.; $500 down. RELIANCE REALTY
CO. 9l1 9th st. NV. d. 1851.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

AM INTERESTED in renting good business
property. Box l3o-H, Star.
1T is TRUE that there is a great demand
for business property: Would you sgpreei-
ate sooG tenant9 Call HARRY I.
downtown BUILDING, suitable for hotel.
wanted. Will lease or buy. Box 3s7-T.
Star.
WANTED TO RENT-First-class location
for hish-grade. retail business In Washing
ton or suburbs: might consider profit
suitable building or one who is willing to
build Write Box 459-T. Star 24'
WANTED-SALE OR classification
suitable for filling station and garage. Will
consider purchase or rental of filling sta
ton II suitable for erection of garage.
Box 33l-V, Star
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OFFICES WANTED.

L1WYER-2 or rooms, NV, area from
< st. korth and 18th st. west. Boz
S SATIoS AL CORPORATION desires 2 rms,
furnished or unfurnished once: vic. 18TH
and x sts. NV; willing to sian lease.
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION, estab-
lished over % yrs headquarters in Wash.
ington, desires 1000 to 1900 50: it. in
or 8 rooms for executive ofnces in
BUSINESSMAN wants furnished desk
space. State location and price. Boz
436-T Star.
NdMEDIATELY-Cae medium-size room
within walking distaf'cs Statler Hotel. Ma.
1927: evenings WI 1871.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

931 d ST. N.W.--Approximateiy 5000 50.
=. on 9TH and 9th floors; elevator to 9Th
noor; excellent for storage: S225 per mo.
OWNER WILL BUILD warehouse to suit
commercial land with Pennsyivania RsiI-
road siding One or more floors. Com
struction to start soon. SO act promptly.
TAYLOR, SHANNON Is LUCHs co, 1908
H St NV. Ma 2346
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

ARE YOU CONSIDERING SELLING your
property? There is demand now for
desirable, well-located real estate am
at your service. Please call HARRY I.
Wish 70 ~ CoNTACT owner r OF Of mod, small
home in Arl. Co.. conv. located: BUNGALOW
pref: not oyer $1,000 Glebe 3252.
house, between $4,000 and S1O0, 900.
Write Box 79-H, Star, giving full particu.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

coz goth 81. NV. Corner Of 10th and
single or in suites OF or rooms; suitable
for doctors: lawyers. dentists or other
z STORES, frst commercial In southwest
market area: / corner, s3x20. store and
onices above hall. basement. containing
approx 5000 50. IT,; second store 17x97,
Q stories, $500 So IT. viii remodel to SUIT
satisfactory customer. JEROME MURRAY,
1881 @ st. NV, RE. 2460, MI. 1929.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

It.. or more, to Be used for storms house.
fRouND FLooR sFxcE. suitable for Of
fNfGD 5000 to 1000 feet Of hoor space
suitable fcr STORAGE Of household Foods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
STORES FOR RENT,

IN NEW BENNTNG RD. N.E-Theate4
bldg; also other suburban locations.
CAREY WINSTON, Realtor' 7ss 18th IT"
/ AM NEGOTIATING now with property
owners who own very desirable business
to help you. Can me now. HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE 1866,
STORES, nrst commercial, in Southwest
market area: l corner. S3x20, store and
ofices above half basement, containing
approx. 5000 SO. IT, second store 17xe7,
stories. $500 50. f. WI Tsmods ll, e Srys
1881 @ ST. NV, RE. 2i60, MI 1929.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp

FOR RENT-Modern house, on Norbeck
pike, between Rockville and Norbeck. Tele-
Inone 5s4 23s
TAkOMA PARK, MD.-For months of Oc-
tober and November, large furnished home,
al modern conveniences; owner leaving
town for two months Phone sligo 1871
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STORES FOR SALE.

LIQUOR STORE BUsINEss-PIease DO NOD
able to consider a high-class deal requiring
about s75.0oooo.o and you DO appreciate :
pointment only: no triders please. HARRY
l. FRIEDMAN Broker RE. 1855.
SMALL STORE, downtown; will consider
selling all or part OF merchandise; b-year
lease: low rent: suitable for watch repair
or small business. Call HARRY l. FRIED
MAN, Broker, RE 1866.
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STORES WANTED.

CALL REPUBLIC 1866 if you Wish to lease
or sell your store l am at your service.
Thank you. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN.
Broker. RE 1896
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SUBURBAN RENT-ViRGiNIA.

FOR RENT-7-room, beautifully furnished
house, in nearby Waterford; bedrooms, 2
kitchen; adults only; references REQUIRED:
$l0O per month. v. T. BLY,. Leeshurs va.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO purchase q small home,
with Or without business, on main high
and terms must be right: give full particu-
lars with answer. Box BOOT, Star 23s
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AkLlNGION-7-room stucco dwelling at
SIS N Piedmont St, Just on Wilson blvd !.
bus, stores, schools, etc: lot 65x1OO; ga
rage. fsh pool, screened porch; $4,000.
Only $1,000 cash required.
Vienna houses, one with apis. and
workshop; rental possibilities, ST 90 month
~. The other q beautiful residence Of 6
rooms and bath. lovely grounds, corner.
$1,000 and $4,000, respectively. Cali or
Manassas. Va. Phones "a and 122.
COLORED : NEW HOMES in Arlington,
Va, near Army and Navy Country Club:
nve rooms and bath. full basement, semi
month: FLA Ensured nrst loan. TO reach:
priys out Columbia pike to qlebe I'd. left
land st. opsn u sn ipD q NIL snf 9ak-
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CONTINUED on Next Psgs. ]
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SILVER SPRING-Living room, dining
room, kitchen, bath. 2 bedrms.. list door:
large attic. full basement with garage;
corner lot; all masonry; $4,000
Takoma-Frame and single, rooms
and bath on LIST FIR. 5 rms. and bath on
md mr., separate entrance, full base
ment: on, busline: $500.
Colesville-1A acres of ground; house
] yr. old. 5 rms. and bath with attached
garage. double insulated, shade trees
Can be purchased for So, 900 down. owner
EFT. s236 Georgia ave. 81. 1414 or
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VACANT-WOOdridge- rms and bath
SS.a5O ''''
Vacant-17th and D SITS. ne-s rms
3 porches, gar
Vacant-Bungalow 3 rms. Colm.r
Manor S625O
Near Tech-Owner occupied, a nm.
Near Eastern-s rms, 2A baths. ar
; apis. 81 1880. For appointment can
MR.. GL1DDEN, after 6 pm, DE. oob4
day DI 3347
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sSIS9; rs sS leFms' ASK LOT A. w.
s sGEeHESs RE aG and ants. is. COM
mercial. 1900 blk. 9th NV: 2-story brick,
p.ror $500 dean p ssH Ro AZ
oQ az l GRoJ SH $685. sSo blk
apt house plus s" dentist. or Doctors suite
Of treatment rooms. laboratories. etc;
cb ID on \ ssy lamp q r. Rock
S 81 ;a,o F IS III kozb HOUSING e..
F FL l't col ss Isl a-stor,
semidetached brick: 3 bedrooms. bath.
Enclosed sleeping porch, Scar garage, hot
water heat: excellent for doctor or dentist;
bet. 1ooa and Z pm. J. W. LEvERToN.
ment not far from and i 77ts' st.; 0 con-
GeaIeS sEs OF ThE mos MOST .ts.ev.
II surn ssssSn
full tile BATH double parlor, living room tx
II. dining room 14x14. snow-white kitchen;
anil; immediate possession 70 INSPECT.
ghoae d. 70Ss. Ask for Mr.. FREEMAN.
c eSaaski Dr. FAN FLAT on corner of
& Rrei Err psrk; make sffer FREDERIC L.
rooms and bath, h .eWR'. now . Pr ned for =
9 9c. M! SS41. WILLIAM H. BoAzE, 34Os
c6LokEbGes OTIS rL. N.w.-Med.rn
s GShoR eesse.s1Snh $3.50 down
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Our Pacific Bridge

CEN. HENRY II. ARNOLD, com.
~ mander of U. S. Army air forces
has returned from newly conquered
Okinawa with the comforting assur.
ance that this and all other Pacific
islands taken from the japanese at
such bloody cost will be used for an
aerial offensive against Japan that
will eliminate industrial Japan
once and for ALL +"
The peak of the American aerial
offensive will be reached this fall,
according to Gen. Arnold-and if
that is true the days of the japanese
empire as an effective military power
are indeed numbered.
For the concentration Of air
power the United States is capable
of using against Japan, now that the
European war is over, is utterly
devastating.
THE island bases we have bought
L with so much American blood
will permit the decisive concentra-
tion of that power.
But Gen. Arnold came back from
his tour of Okinawa and the other
Pacific bases convinced that these
strategic islands have significance
far beyond their availability for the
defeat of Japan.
Their usefulness and Importance
to the United States will not end
with this war, he believes.
Our victory in the Pacific is no
longer in doubt, he says, but our
future and permanent PEACE is
very much in doubt.
These islands, Uon at great cost
of life by our fighting men-naUy,
marines, army and naval and army
air forces - are essential for our
future SECURITY" he warns.
"If We are to haue striking
poWer, our air poWer must be in
position to carry our attacks home to
the heart of any aggreSsor tUho may
threaten us in future years.
"No longer can We rely on pas
siue d efense and mere bases at
home.