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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
Twelve Candidates
inflicted by Elks
AT Ceremonies

Twelve candidates were initi-
ated Thursday night of last week
in ceremonies at the lodge house
of Pascagoula Lodge No. 1920, B
P. o. Elks. The initiation was
conducted by members of a de-
gree team from the Gulfport
Elks Lodge.
The candidates we're: II. D
Beall, Easton King, Art Swigert,
Charles Ray Thomas, Milton For
man, w. X. Erich, Robert L
Dunn, John Watz, Bill X. Smith
X. L. Walker, Joe Camaella ano
Albert Taylor.
The lodge also voted to spon-
sor presentation of a play in the
Pascagoula High School auditori.
up on the night of October q
and a committee was appointed to
handle arrangements.
After the meeting, a supper
was served in the lodge dining
room.
Degree team members attend
ing from Gulfport were RALPH
Brash, Ivan Ballenger, Clinton
c. Blackwell, M. G. Hurd, F. w
Heath, S. H. Matthews, c. E
Vann, John T. Erhard, and Ar.
thur W. Lang.
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Kiwnis Club
Hears Talk
On Obligations

w. N. Hammett, prominent
New Orleans attorney, was guest
speaker at the regular weekly
luncheon meeting of the Pascal
goula Kiwanis Club Tuesday
noon at the u. S. o.
Mr.. Hammett, a member of the
New Orleans Kiwanis Club, took
as the subject of his talk "The
Obligation of Kiwanis to the
Changing World" He discussed
the effect of the atomic bomb on
our civilization, stating that
mans desire for safety in his
daily living is a thing of the past,
and that safety can no longer be
his prime goal. 1t is up to men
all over the world to make civ
ilization endure and not be des-
troyed by the monster he has Gre
ated.
Max Dossett put before the
club a motion that each member
accept a selling quota of $4,000
for the coming Victory Loan
Drive. The motion was unani-
meusly accepted.
Visitors other than the guest
speaker were Anthony Di Mar
co, DR.. John M. Whitney, Robert
w. Seymour and Max Derbes,
L. L.. Stigler presented as his
guest George Rhodes, and DIR.
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Rev. NJ. L. Yonker
And FomilY Depart
For Norwood. Fla.

The Rev. M. l.. Yonker who has
filled a temporary post as pas
tor of Christ Lutheran church in
Pascagoula, with Mrs. Yonker
and their two children departed
this week for their former home
at Marwood, Pa, where Mr.. Yon-
ker will await a call to the army,
or to another pastorate.
Mr.. Yonker has filled the pull
pit of Christ church for the past
two years since he succeeded the
Rev. Frederick Graef when the
latter was granted leave of alb
sence to become a chaplain in tive
Army.
Capt. Graef is still in the SER
vice but his Pensioners hope
that he will return to them as
soon as he gets a discharge.
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P-TA"
The talks were interspersed by
a song group by Miss Thompson
and a piano selection by Miss
Maxwell.
AT the close of the program
each of the Central school teach
r was introduced by Mrs. A.. L,
Painter, principal of the school.
During the social hour Mrs. l..
Bosarge presided over the punch
bowl and was ably assisted by
other members of the refreshment
committee, Mesdames j. d. Clan
cey, Arthur Conway and Ray
Moncrief in serving,
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Chart Gives Sunrise and Sunset
Hours For Coming Hunting Season

Following is the official sunrise
times released by the state Game
and Fish Commission for the
benefit of hunters during the
duck, goose and dove season. Off
cial shooting hours r one half
hour before sunrise to sunset.
The duck and goose season OPP
ems November 2 and closes jan
uary 20, while the dove season
orens December 18th and closes
January 3ist.
1t is suggested that hunters clip
this chart for future reference.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
Reception Given
BY Central PTA
Tuesday EWING

A notable event in the annals
of the Central School Parent
Teacher association was a recep.
ton given fathers, teachers and
past presidents of the organiza-
ton Tuesday evening, October le
at 1880 o'clock.
An invitation to attend had
been issued by the organization
to each father and mother having
a child, or children in the school
and a large number of adults re-
sponded.
Flowers were used effectively
in giving a gala air to the &C.
casion and there were particu-
larly decorative on the tables
from which refreshments were
served. The punch table was
banked with rosa montana while
autumn colors prevailed at the ia
bles from whic hcake was served
Arriving guests were register
ey by Mesdames A. M. Pelham
and H. B. Cole, after which the
teachers and past presidents
were presented wit hcorsage bou-
quets.
The program was opened with
a group of folk songs which the
assembly joined in singing under
the leadership of Miss Daisy
Thompson assisted by Miss Kath-
crime Maxwell at the piano.
This was followed by the rep
etition of the Lords prayer in
unison after which the president
Mrs. r. H. Terreson gave an adj
dress of welcome.
As leader of the program Mrs
j. d. Frasier introduced the va.
rious speakers. The first was
Mrs. Travis Avara, Parent Teach
er director for Jackson county
who gave a history of the ele-
mentary Parent Teacher associ.
alton.
A. F. Megehee, superintend.
ent of education of Jackson
county then told What Father:
Can Contribute to the P-TA".
Another interesting speaker
was Thomas r. Wells, superin.
tendent of Pascagoula schools
who talked on Teachers and the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
EScATAWPA CHURCH
MEETING

The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service of the Caswell
Springs, Escatawpa and Big
Point Methodist churches will
hold a joint all-day meeting al
the Escatawpa church, Sunday,
Oct. 81, in observance of the an
nual week of prayer in the Meth
odist church.
Sandwiches and coffee will be
served at the noon hour.
Every member is urged to be
present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

To remove chewing gum from
clothing, rub the spot with ice
until the gum rolls into a ball,
then scrape off.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

Guy Yates presented DR.. Robert
Cole. .
The meeting was concluded
with a song led by DR.. Whit
ney.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

Slightly more than seven per-
cent of all fire losses in homes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

Garnish salads literally with
paprika for eye and taste APP
peal. Paprika has a mild fla
vor and can be used without
stint.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19

during the past year were caused
by overlooking of heating plants.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-10-19
Courteous As The Old South

Throughout the c~olorful history of the South, the
word Courtesy" has been given true expression.
The LIN strives to continue that tradition as a
living reality.
But the South itself. and this Railroad which
has SO faithfully served its interests for nearly a
century, have changed greatly.
For over 9S years, the "Old Reliable" has
aided the enormou development of the South
and welded together a wide expanse of Southern
territory. Its ever.mounting contribution in taxes
in support of government, including schools and
highways, its purchases and those of its $4,000
employees, its dependable sefyice-ali have ac-
crued to the vast growth of the Southern region.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-27
Farm and Doivy Products H-I0

200 SHOCKS OF iipe corn; 20 II. good
green silage. 536l Bates road, New
Haven. A29
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-27

FAST DETROIT

EAST DETROIT
Brick { and bath: tile features; floor
ed attic: large lot: fenced; good loca-
tion-S8 900: terms.
tiot: large lo:-e6. $50; 1900 down.
Brick: exception ally nice 8 rooms;
near Gratiotn-o Mile--ei0. 500.
GRATlor TOWNSHIP
8 and bath: tiled vestibule; kitchen
and bath; short blocks from Mile
bus; well worth $500.
RosEvILLE
Z and bath: utility: new plaster: elee-
trio hot water heater; near Gratiot
and Martin rosd-ss. 900; 81, 200 down.
5 and bath: utility: furnace: Martin
road. near Gratiot-S4, 300; 1880 down;
bargain for cash.
and bath: 3 lots: fruit trees and
berries; near Gratiot-s5. 800: terms.
tiot: vacant $500; $1,000 down.
MT. CLEMENS
MODERN 5 and bath; sun porch
garage; lot 6oxleo on Gratiot-es. 900;
81. 500 down.
WARREN TWP.
Q and bath; fully insulated: storm
windows and screens; near Mile
IS 900; terms.
Brick 8 and bath; furnace; large lot:
near van Dyke ana y Mues nOuSo ueSoS
some HnishlnE-S5.7 TOO.
LITTLE FARMS
i50xlol on Little Mack: 5 and bath;
fruit trees; chicken coop-SA. 7So; terms.
85x233 fenced; near Gratiot-comm
road; s and bath: utility; glassed-in sun
porch: garage; chicken coop-eS. 900;
terms.
and bath: utility: noored attic:
near II Mile; Little Mack; = lots each
50x200-S4. 900.
70xi4o near Gratiot-Martin road: Z
and bath: utility: garage-S4. $50.
"a acre: 4 and bath: utility: l0x3l
chicken coop: fruit trees-S5. 900: terms.
FRASER
u acre: and bath; furnace e5, 500;
terms.
"a acre: s-room brick: vacant; ga
raRe-$3.200
i,s acre on paved road: 4 and room
for bath; water: gas; electricity -
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratiot at 10 Mile Rd. Rosevills $685.
UTICA ROAD AT 10 MILE FRASER
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-27

THREE story building on live busi-
ness corner In downtown ares.
4-family; strictly modern: large
rooms and bath TO each apartment:
steam heat: stoker: 2-car garage.
Lovely brick 3-bedroom home; rec
reation room: garage: oil furnace;
steam heat; carpeted; venetian blinds;
immediate possession.
Modern 10 rooms and baths: very
good location-$8 900: terms.
7 rooms and bath on good street
81 500; terms.
rooms; one acre: 2-car garge; our
South Gratiot-$3 300: 81 200 down.
Ideal lake lot with 7-room concrete
house on jefferson. blocks south OF
Crocker-S8. 900: terms.
Ideal building lots on Riverside and
Scott.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-27
CLEANUP SALE
nN VACANT LOTS

CLEANUP SALE
ON VACANT LOTS
An excellent opportunity 10 buy th't
vacant lot for your future home.
Business lot on East Broadway and
Clemens street-Sl 900.
Several other very good building lots
and garden sites near Joy Blvd. from
Sl25 IN.
SOUTH MACOMB AREA
On North side of 10 Mile road near
jefferson. s. Clair Shores-s!0 per r..
I. Nine Mile and Rausch Ave, ioxl5o
ft.-sl 900
2 Jefferson avenue and Gordon
Switch Drive, ST. Clair Shores-s2. $50.
g. $50 feet on Gordon Switch Drive
$40 per foot.
A. Harper avenue. near Masonic: 3
acres-Sl 500.
5. Acreage on Murray Drive-s40o
per acre.
8. Two lots on Euclid Blvd. st. Clair
Shores-Sl25.
3. Two acres near Wolf road on FL
len avenue-s650
FULL INFORMATION GLADLY CIV
EN-.
MOUNT CLEMENS SAVINGS BANK
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F-4iAuetions
H-3 Household Goods

AUCTION SALE. Saturday. Dec. ist.
Starting at l0:30 a. m. az Detroit
Creamery Farm No. J. mile south Of
Mt. Clemens. 2lso Gratiot avenue.
4 tractors. 8 n. combine; 2-row corn
picker: II. pewer binder; potato dig.
ger; potato planter: IS hole disc: grain
and fertilizer drill; 2-row power corn
nlanter; power mower: tractor plow;
tractor plow; 2 tractor cultivators:
big liue OF heavy tilling tools; harvest
ing tools. garden tools. O.Ic. brood
Sows. 10 shoats; horse: 400 head OF
spring chickens. 100 spring ducks; new
steel brooder house; quantity OF poul-
try equipment: 1900 bushel OF oats:
500 crates Of corn; 100 crates OF po-
tatoes; tons OF hay: 100 tons OF barn.
yard manure: house of furniture: In
cluding refrigerator; radio: sewing ma
chine: kitchen range; heating stoves:
2 kitehenette sets; dining table and
chairs: living room suite; wicker porch
set, S dressers: beds: clocks and many
other items. George Osam. proprietor:
Metamora Bank. clerk: J. A. Arnold.
Auc,ioneer.
Phone Oxford 100 or 1o5W
Lunch served all day. ASo
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-27
Chiropvoetors
fumieotine

ALL BEDBuGs. reaches. moths de-
stroyed In six hours; guaranteed. Ma.
comb Fumigating Service. $3.50 s. River
Phone 8i1l.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-27

FIVE ROOM house: 2-csr garage:
acre OF land. 3459 Rosso highway. A3o
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-27

A CLEARANCE SALE
New lumber: Standard: sizes SIS per
NJ. and up: bevel siding. So5 yard;
also doors: I-beams; mill work; Sump
pumps; shingles; brickote; trim; storm
sash, etc. Open Monday until p. N.
Bring trailer.
Reliable Lumber Co., 1li35 Schoenhsrr
Road. East Detroit. BR. ~ South
Broadway. Mt. Clemens. c
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-27
Tom Whiteley
81 Macomb ST.. Above Cunningham's
Phone Mt Clemens 6082 c

Ranch Aomesites
lOOx450 ard other sizes; wen re-
stricted: reasonably prices: easy
terms: Harper. near Crocker and st.
Louis church; also l00x300: well re-
stricted: block off South Gratiot, near
Clinton River bridRs-only s395; 500
down; $40 month
FARMS
80 acres near Richmond: modern
home: flowing well; gas and electric
ity; head OF cattle: 60 chickens; all
farming tools including tractor-Sll.0 .0oO;
terms
26 acres; good garden land: modern
home: for sale or exchange for city
Homes
rooms; garage; two 20 IT. lots: near
transportat ation--only So, 300: terms.
Beautiful 7-room brick; Seminole
Hills: living room; dining room; kitch-
en-; bedrooms and bath up; recrea-
tion room 26xi3: hot water heat; all
copper plumbing: lot 80xl76-$l3.300:
half down.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-27
SAINTS REAL ESTATE
~ Church Street. Mt. Clemens
Phone 65l5

NEW MODERN home for sale, on
Moran close 10 Jefferson: 5 rooms and
bath: full basement: electricity and city
water. Inquire of owner Henry Lannoo,
upstairs az Lakeshore Inn, Jefferson al
Crocker Blvd. |-A30s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

Your pet can't talk to you,
so watch out for signs of
worms. Then give it these
quickly effective capsules.
Take q box home to have on
hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

It's smart to use
Peggy Sage colorsl
There is Q completely
different shade for
each Of your Co.'S
tunes. And the new
Simmer Sheen col
ors which twinkle
DANGEROUSLY on your
fingers and toesi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-07-15

Quickly kills annoying
household insect pests and
without leaving o single
odorl You can spray a
short while before entertain
ing, and there won't be a
telltale odor.
Evening star., 1945-09-01
OFFICES FOR RENT

TWO PRIVATE OFFICEs-ConvenientIy
located on Pennsylvania NV: also desk
space, Phone and secretarial services
sTe1as5f sTcH ofr1eH E suiTs rTs for ,oor.. .,,,,
architects, engineers. See TO appreciate.
DE: II60. os
SEVERAL 2-3-5 ROOM once suites. well
decorated, well lighted, available by sent
Is. 1706 G st. NV. See renting agent on
SMALL BUILDING. 3 floors. o rooms, auto.
NV. location: immediate Possession car
pc arranged; suitable for Offices, orFaniza
For inspection call DIXIE REALTY co',
Evening star., 1945-09-01
HOUSES WANTED 70 aiIx

9 TO 10 RMs,-Like possession within go
ssvEY ays u 6.erct sash p 4se :v. Mo and sun
af sSs2r S9 1sGmes clsff W buy
her hSme today or sell to cash clients At
VI szS sssG SsSs hoSsi ..s s.
Ga sfsh ppss pens IN eenGs r e. nsns Md a x os free
s. sesss rfFE1 RaEfsF e. son Ssss sis Hs
HfaesSs VI eas SELL Ii ~ xoux HOUSE. W. can s.,
sish rSn HaspHngss s5si Ii 2as Rs.e4.
cxss s6HRRs ,os IS G. c7s9 and Nd property.
%}'ooSsI1os sS ss'sf; sssi EP' shsa. 81
W. Isshf HAVE syf NuMEERRo1sso sos client. x.n,in.
6ucKLEY g. BUCKLEY. 4617 Lee hwy.
wiz PAY All. CASH for ne. ana Sc.
property, Quick settlements: GUM 4
skick House S3s oR afR suNGxLoM 81 a9Go Rooms,
n On aicrs. Isys lot; sarge and oil or gas heat
a2is 3rd ST. NV, RA. Io43.
Tss 's sss sss
Or agent; locations, preferred, Arlington.
hay. chsyg Chase , Must
AM LOOKING for a 3-bedroom. 2-bath
home, located in the Northwest section Of
the District Brightwood and Petworth area
preferred; will pay all cash. Call ia.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for or room
house In NV. or Sc. section of d. C. Mr..
LIVINGSTON. IA 5O5i.
CASH BUYER Immediately in need of
prick home or bungaloy in Bethesda,
Silver Spring Of Hyattsyille area; prompt
action, Call Mr. Blackwood. TN. I2s2
SHANNON S LuCHS CO.. 1908 H st. NV.
A MODERN HOME with or rooms in
any desirable location, Can pay all cash.
fMMEDIATELY NEED 6-1Q rm. house, any
condition II in nice neighborhood, posses
Ph sP os74sg 81 Or Re- i 5sne MT cHAPGHa HhnRGi3p
REALTY, 1925 18th st. NV. Open Labor
VIZ CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today Our opinion entails no obli-
cation. Ask for Mr.. Browning. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS 90. NC. Realtors (estabiished
COLORED - WANTED, good homes for
good people; houses. apartment. especially
18th ST. NV. and Brookland. Please
write-a stamp may sell your house. NJ.
r LUCAS, 1906 st. NV. RE $685.. 81
COLORED-IN HROOKLAND, direct from
owner-Three-he bedroom house: no one ex-
pecting two prices for old house. In need
Of great repair, need call. JEFFERSON,
NE. 0S40, until p.ni.: niGht and Sum
day. 10. 0ga0 2.
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OFFICES WANTED

NATIONAL CORPORATION desire, / ar
room ONCE in Northwest downtown ares:
prefer Vicinity 18th and K Ma. i7i3'
AkCCOUNTANT wishes 400 square feet un-
and an Sts. NV. for secretary and self.
NATIONAL TRADE ASSOCIATION. estsb-
inston, desires 1000 to 1900 so. IT,. in
e.n,r., ar downtns, rooms, for executive ofces in
ONE OR TWO TsO~R ROOMS sss ss,3t,S,. En Siis; g. -
Stuoie: odowntown vicinity preferred. Cali
Evening star., 1945-09-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

sTess. GUM 'i M1ih2R. ih2 Sfas0shS r. aioo Hs's'
sna on bus sEDkM HoSs fs sd1s to
pay cash 6. W. CLEVER Co. picYo NC. 1Sas Sas
y. Irving St, Arlington, Va, CHI 1929
WANTED from owner in vicinity OF An
nandale, to- 5 acres with good 5-room
house house. on good road; will pay un to sl2,-
between I pm; and pm. daily and
SUNDAY J. H. BENOIT, 5s67 N. Wash
Evening star., 1945-09-01
SUBURBAN sALE-vIeclNIA.

VIENNA, vA.-Tile- -stucco 6-room bunga-
near schools and stores; $500. FREE.
NAN a SHERBUKNE, Vienna 30.
QAkCREsT-6-room Ccloniai-type homs
possession. For further si details phone "a
1881 between / and s.,
ewes. CHI. 1000, Ext. 931
bath. attic. entirely inciosed and roofed
otherwise unhnished, Is wooded, well, I'M.
for chickens. ducks; bus blks. hard I'd
zASbaIa H SS5a se77 os sesoda anndss sssssh.d sr,e,
hcuse, yrs. old; convenfent loeatiqn
Sc seRa'iaezca SzasR2 R2s: e. e. ssol!s s1;7sc ~.
Evening star., 1945-09-01
SUBURBAN RENr-MARyLANp.

with 1 5 lots. 4I5 Greenwood ave, Apt e,
Takoma Park, Md. after 7:30 pm Q.
UNTIL MAY 1st, l946-Modern furnished
and Norbeck. Box 1871. Star %
TUXEDO, MD.-2-story unfurnished g.
room and bath house; 3 bedrooms stor-
age attic, basement; electric range, h-wh,
garage. See after pm weekdays. ali
day Labor Day. 5s05 Beecher ST. and
Evening star., 1945-09-01
COLORED-GoOD BUYS.

COLORED-GOOD BUYS.
329 Mclean ave sw.. 9 r. b.: $500 down.
1st st. NV. 6 r. b.: 81 900 down.
I343 Ist st. NV. 8 r., b.; 81 900 down.
4s7 s7V Isl s. 81. nw' T, p 81 HGo zoe down
1Il6 22nd st. NV, 8 r.. b.: ST 900 down,
24os I9a5 l1th MtNhg * NpE e5 81 500 down,
0416 Res RIA rSlr
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WAREHOUSES WANrEp.

WANTED TO RENT. $4,000 to 10000 "a.
IT,. preferably on one floor, but not neces-
tribution. Give details box lI7-E, star
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR sALE.
3-YR.-OLD APT. Of 80 units and janitor's !
quarters; built entirely OF prewar material.
This bldg. is ultramodern and is located
u nnest Va. area, 10 min. to downtown
Don't miss this opportunity to buy this
nldg p at prewHr price, For appointmens
- e innsnsst inNeN sall HsTry Cohen, qE.. 02s6.
ISsI -0s EUCLID ST. N.w.-six ants. each
S@sss @ posshss; Iot S0xlzo. $4,000.
(continued on Next PsEs5
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VACANT--5-room frame, h.-w.h., garaae;
New brick. 8 rms. oil q. c.: $3.50;
So 900 cash; level corner lot
Semidetached brick, newly recond.: 10c
bus: S7,450; 81 900 cash, $50 mo-
Excellent brick bungalow. yrs old:
OIL b; h; rooms. full basement; vacant;
$4,000.
Other bargains; $500 cash up. DICK
TRACEY. 1904 N. Hiehland st. OK. O77I
Evening star., 1945-09-01
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

FIREPR00F BLDG, approximately 70. 1000
So. g. on floor, good business section Of
6etnesda, industrial zoned. suitable offices,
sales, light manufacturing; avail. now.
Nh ROGGA, EN- 1000, weekdays only.
AaFFh0xIMATELY 5000 so. FT.. rear OF
2l4 Morton st. History fireprcof build
ing. Phone METzLER. Jr.. pi Sfinn
Evening star., 1945-09-01
STORES FOR RENT.

STORE FOR RENT and 8 fioors Above.
10 rooms. baths, just remodeled, ready
lease. $3.50 month. NICHOLSON q Co,
Ma 5637. the BITlington, 1920 Vt ave.
Evening star., 1945-09-01
STORES WANTEp.

WANTED to buy or rent storcroom about
5oxl00 IT,; commercial zone. Ta. I71s
MUST HAVE NEW LOCATION for ,ons-
established retail LIQUOR business; down
tom location desired; minimum floor space
1000 50. ft. Box 439-J, Star. 5s
Evening star., 1945-09-01

SILVER SPRING = Living room, dining
room, large kitchen, large entrance hall,
bedrooms, bath. full basement. 2-car
Colesville-6 rooms. bath. over acre of
ground, beautiful shade trees; house only
years old, Al condition. Owner will
take back first trust RICHARD LOCK-
ETT. S236 Georgia ave- Silver Spring,
Md. Sligo I4I4 or SH 6447
Evening star., 1945-09-01

MASS. AVE. AND VAN NESS sT.-Thi.
cnasrming sy S desscnee S & eenter,han 6riss R home ne
rm. and kit. are both extra-size rms There
Is 9 1st-f. powder rn.: maids. rm. and b
eond &c e worb the = pree * s
ssa. r. reisr. in e the sE Kit. g See % this prop p
Ms worS oa u. Vse es M saS ans
8 pm r. 4. TWEED Co. 5564 Conn
xRLINGToN, slo,75o-compietely furn.
tional 6edrooms @ finished o on the End iioor r
ss cn sys ssra s ssappns a
MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881 or OR. 1921
DREAM HOUSE. s1s,75o;, combined with
Mhich prominent merchant remodslsd sx,
ana ana R.s S.s ant ant on on - nd oos n
paneled recreation room 60x20, with double
doors and fine bar. Is outstanding: OIL
s Hoywooa od az o
With peach and Dubonnet tubs and green
tile complete with metal Venetian blinds;
garage. SAM ROSEy, AID. 2700.
.ad Sa 81 Hs .trsseys arssa ssas sIss
rres e ssdrms q tss on Esa snt
hsnad csi M as.ic iasS ass until Tm garass, pm y
nAANABY WOODS, Ch. ch., b. C.-Thi,
offered for the nrst time today. Iocstee
on lge, lot in restricted neighborhood
Property Is almost new and is priced fol
z quick sale Call EN-. 1890 until g .. .r,l
Z. A. TWEED CO., 5b04 Conn. ave. nv.
pa ALABAMA AVE. S.E.--Detached g
story frame, 8 rooms and bath; good con-
schools; SO, 900. Can evenings. Owner
~ HuRKx RA: 3437.
LARGE DWELLING, converted Into 2 apts
With private entrances; bedroonas til
nocr, 3 bedrooms 2nd door: 3-car garage;
within block Of business section oi
ssis. Property located y'soy liz willow M au1ca ave.
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Evening star., 1945-09-01
lNVEsTMENT PRoPERIY EoR sAIF

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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

N.4|y,z
Those goofy Americans
wear them upside down."
With commendable promptness the
superior received this reply: Have
arrested seven Germans. two French.
men. two Italians. one Austrian. and
bn American. Please say with whom
lUe are at war"
Coots Whistler
CT: Give me a kiss"
Gal: Nay, nay"
CT: Give me hug"
Gal Nay, nay"
CT: Pardon me, but was your
|noJhsr scared by horse?"
Spor'oo IN me CUiooo
My roommate Is out doing literary
york"
4 Il literary work."
Yeah, he takes young ladies out and
Eives them experience for their con.
ession stories"
LoOgbGn Field ToriO
4 Mary had a bathing suit
The latest style, no doubt
For the farther she got into il.
The more Mary was out.
Jacksonville CVorosnoo
There are two good places in the
avy-where you have been and where
|ou are going
BEDSIDE eIoniner
Orator In this great country OF
nrs there is neither North nor South
or East nor West"
Listener. No wonder We don't know
here We are"
Comp Lejevne Globe
Judge Madam, is IT true that you
owe over your husband with truck
AIDED with potatoes"
She Yes. Judge"
Judge: We'll, what have you got to
for YOURSELF"
She: Il didn't know twas loaded.
LoCo,de Sentinel
They were at seattle boat was
and rolling something awful.
Is 5 !, ) 5, 5 5. 5