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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

SUBURBAN BUFFALO, New York-4-rm
apt. furn. or unfurn. VIII exchange $50
rent for similar apt. in Wash. AT. 6777
VERY ATTRACTIVE downtown apt. con-
sisting Of entire top 4. Of bldg, large
or 2 rn.- apt in N Y City, pref Green
wich Village, East River or Columbia Univ
section. Can work out furniture either
way as my apt. is now furn. Write Box
NEW YORK-Exchange new 3. s.e, Wash
ington. S55, utilities, for l h-3 mid-Man-
haitian or Queens, convenient to 6th-Sth
Rye sYEss subbgay ybg RA % MEsr $S54 o, a. t,-
NV s f9Rk harAfniMENI;, Ak. rooms 1ui
tenant can obtain furnished or unfurnished
3-bedroom house in Alexandria or Airing
ton. Phone Alexandria 102l or Sacra-
mento 2-7S5S 12s
EXCHANGE small one-bedroom apartment
vicinity 9TH and Rhode Island ne. fol
larger apt. or house. AID. 1920. 12s
WILL EXCHANGE attractive, desirably To-
GATED apartment in Northwest Washington
for an apartment or small house in Cleve-
land, Ohio. Box 367-E Star. 12s
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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp.

4-RM. HOUSE. l-acre. ground, cleo. hot
snd and colo water mi. iron from p e; line,
GEORGETOWN, 1884 o st. n.w-Unfur-
nished or partly furnished S-room, de-
taehed, charming old Georgetown house,
with large garden, 4-car garage, 2 large
porches,, l sleeping porch: 3 bedrooms
living room, dining room, breakfast room,
STUDY and recreation room. 3 fireplaces,
rooms, porches and recreation room, $3.50
mo; unfurnished, $225. Inspection by
appointment only with GILLIAT & CO.,
DE. gro
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 3-bedroom house for
2-bedroom house or apt Apply 440 Park
I'd NV; Wash. p; G. 49,,
two-bedroom rented house for
one-bedroom furnished apartment: prefer
Arlington or Northwest District. Write
Box 47-R, Star 12s
PHILADELPHIA-6-rm unfurn. house with
garage. in desirable residential section
prewar rent. VIII exchange for house or
2.bedroom apt in washington. Box
4S7-Z, Star
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polntment phone or see A. j. kESSINGER,
Silver Spring 06l71.
COLoRED-ls ST. N.W:-Brick. s. rms
Sstb: Sa h..wh:; IN excellent, condition;
Ss5;S5oo s5SS building association trust. Ma
coLoRED-171e CoRcoRAN ST. NV
Sox ss0Ty Tenssd ssick 70 Fm baths
Pce tsppfsd kaLosaMa L. aao Rb HA ss
Il RaisS TasfHs Bsfck "q fany aR
apartment 2425 22a5a E st. ne. Price. S1s,950i
e6noRfpAaTTRRAcr1yE ts5n6j 81 aIsaR s-storv brick
six large rooms. 353S Warder st. NV
Two inclosed porches, modern tiled bath,
General Electric automatic heat; full base
= s5erns fns*p e RHhiTY Oe5 eo Sh
cohoRfDHPPEk esdi TsDtaeHfs no ca saos svr,st
mercial: 2-story brick bath. h.-w:h.: mod
GoIoRHDouiTE SG G4 io an 5s sxauste adsS house
rooms. 3 baths. fireplaces; a wide house;
two pr vate garages, hot-water oil heat;
uis De idsa Il 3 a co excusvsy 1sH
SoIoREb1sRAk Sof 5Rfh St. EAR 18th AND MD. AVE.
basement, coal h.-w.h;; Arepiace; screened
ByhdEss a5s4 Pa. ave- ave. see ee'"f TR. i75s
CoLoRED-1a17 EvARTs ST. N.E.-s
rms, attic, cellar, baths. kitchens,
an iarse lot lot; terms; Mv near stores, etc; will
coLo5RRER-7os 18th ST. N.E.-six large
dpS rass saTGfm p2ee ss ss terms ee aAL ua
efoRED4!s ee2 aae4 s sEsToS H Il. NV
basement. finished attic, excellent condi-
I. WILLS co, 7os Eye st. NV. DI 01S4
CoLokED-1soo BLK. ST. N.E-Beau-
thu I'll 81 6-rm & and @ bath house full basement,
,ISa ssa 5shl IN S @ SoeR
land, on Franklin st. near Eth rms.
and bath gas heat detached front and
dltion: possession with deed. Phone DI.
coiIoRED. ATTENTIoN-New all-brick
homes, large porch, modern throughout.
tiled bathroom, hardwood floors, full base
ment, large lots. Can be purchased for
Mon. 7O7, Kastle pl ne, one block OF
49th and Deane ave. ne, or call MR..
aGoas coIoksDNBkick FE aag2 HOUSE, = rooms. ms .
baths, oil heat, double garage. Hobart
coIoREDLs HOUSES, 100 block 10th
nsSSie casR SF esn IGomanS make hosss osr
Otis place. NV Ho. 1850. ''
COLORED-Houses In ali sections of the
city. Call or come in and see us. B. j
eSEoREbsnwroa a1s h5h s f. NV Nws ~ 9eoe
Soms9 in this SsaS s:et,SS ss;
SoLoREDGvXcaNTGs5 II ! rms. rms; h.-wh., full
basement, front and rear entrances; i'm.
mediate possession. MR.. BAKER, DE
coLokEDSsot 6 NET, brick. INV
floors, IA h. bath, good condition; priced
Mr.; sHEPPARD. DE- 1l6l, pE. ISIS.
COLORED-Near N. Capitol and R.
iSemidetached, 6 rms, oil heat. double ga.
rage, Colonial porch, full cellar; libera
terms. Ask for A. w. STEPHENS, DE
coLoRED-ExcELLENT row brick, To-
bath; deep lot. RA; esq.,;
COLORED--2118 18th ST. NV, near
wyoming ave.-1st commercial zone; suit
able for remodeling; completely furnished;
income from roomers and boarders over
81 900 per yr.; IL rooms, baths: 2-door
| General Electric refrigerator; oil heat. Ar
range with your own broker to inspect, or
phone L. 7; GRAyATTE, realtor. 729 18th
CoLOREDE1220 Harvard st. n,w.-12
rooms. 8 baths; income. S2S2 monthly, plus
apt; for owner: $ls,6o0. 2,500 down
Call II. 5593, MI Jones. PROGRESSIVE
REALTY CO., 1925 st. NV.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

SILVER SPRING-Five-room and bath
bungalow. Cali MA. 5165. or SH. 1926.
6303 POTOMAC DR., Brookmont Md
care Of children, aged g., 8 and 8 years.
while mother works. csn any time, WI.
Evening star., 1945-11-12
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moying;. @EDEIMAAN's @
MOVING, general hauling. trunks and trash
removal any time. AID. 596S FIR. 4765. 13s
AETNA MOVING d STORAGE Co.-LocaI
none too small IL li0o ~
ARE you MOVING? Let the RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP. take care of your
moving day problems; packing. transpor-
tatfon and storage; many years of expert
ence have made US specialists in ham
ding your household effects; come in and
let US talk It over. Phone IL. 1884 or Ii
o359. Az Florida ave. ne, Room ZIG.
ATTENTION, Govt. workers-Light NOV
ing done at your convenience, day or night.
Reasonable. CO. 9463. (White.) r."
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co. OPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

2-BEDKooM APT, newly decorated. large
modern bldg. Northwest section. Box
o62-J, Star
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ApARrMrNrs UNFURNIsHEp.

36O4 IIth ST. N.W.-Unfurn, l rn1. =,
kitchen, semibath. inclosed porch; .S35;
middle-aged woman. Govt. employed.
and bath; gas and electricity included in
rent Of S35 per month. See .janitor.
1921 MONROE ST. Me- large rooms,
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MD.--Dwelling ar
.ectric refrigerators,
ater, new roof and
e; large corner lot;
500, terms.
, cleo, h.-w.h., fire.
side porches; cor
ything; possession;
REALTY CO., call
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SILVER SPRING-6-room, 2-story home
on lot 75x135 IT, 2 blks. from bus and
shopping center, l blk from grade school
broom bungalow on large wooded lot
can be expanded to rooms. For ap-
pointment phone or see A. j. KESSINGER
s544 Colesville rds sH. 4544 (eves. cali
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-S11,00O-Vacant, acres,
new 6-rm. brick BUNGALOW. with bath,
elec. pump, heating plant. sparkling well
water, fronting on hard road, about 20
recreation park, near schools, stores.
transp., S miles out: terms, $1,000 down.
JOHN BuRDOFT, Colesville, Md. Call
Ashton Md 1915.
Evening star., 1945-11-12

WEST HYATTSvILLE,
ranged into 6 apis. 8
oil h.-w.h., auto. hot
new siding, Gear sara
close to everything; 81
S-rm. bungalow, bat.
place, full bSmt., from
ner lot, close to eve
1880: terms. ERVTr
HY. 0334; ewes. WA.
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AMERICAN asEs saI,s tNIPvnRs1rY ! + FL pARK-Detache
white brick. 3-bedroom 2-bath home; fn
with fireplace, dining room and kitchen
aY cH asse LY Ht eo 1893 con
nsGtcgt M.rIsoI ays EM e. ls9q until H. pm
18th St: sl5;S5o; Leyely s home home with 4 bed bed
on % srd floor; r.Hn new W oil NV. heating plant
2-car det. garage: immediate possession
Inspection by appt. only. MR.. VERNON
TAKoMA PARK-Loyely 6-rm. and bath
2-story brick. recreation room and bath il
fenced Porsa sesr SsI s
$685. $ss fah sa
to 8 pm House Of surprises. Charm
Of luxury details, such as. bath for ,eacl
Of the 3 bedrooms, g fireplaces. lars
secluded garden; small guesthouses. Sur
face perfection reflects careful attention
that has been given to practical and com.
sSIsi0Is sssf ivlns nax. No oos2hf sse3 e. WOOD
brick, rooms, kitchen. and modern tiles
on prce ea's 1896 o IA ss sum
Monday. | pm. to pm: Tuesday, 6:3t
oPhN p;m to TS5aYo siSa pm 1o.s-5so, Illinois av.
Large corner home with 10 large rooms
with 2 glass incl. porches. baths, lay. il
full bsmt., 2-car garage and gas heat
This charming home is conveniently stu
ated on attractive lot: nicely landseaped
An co s5eeent 4is Gay st. IEo np M ME REsNsTE S2oo
Complete real estate institution. ''''
OPEN TODAY, 12-5--1014 Bryant st. ne
Large and attractive Groom bungalov
with bath and h.-w.h.; ample storag
space; near Catholic University, of Rhod
Island ave. me-, in hne residential section
but close to shopping and TRANSPORTATION
sfsss snsNsfs E se I q Co. only 1z,s $500 g LEO
WooDMooR on old sisdensburs @ Ss''qeion Td.m
Lovely S-room brick. 2. baths, oil heat
rooms second foor; large. spacious closet
throughout; new eft. electric refrigerato
Win isat.I FsRsss II Ply
trees. Evergreen well Handicapped. com
paratively level grounds, 2-car garage
privacy combined with gracious living
Price, S21 800: for appointment to inspec
PAsTok, ssS' IIsS vermont n Sfea; ave. NV. Ex
s9asssf caosE hsOkessN T0 keesosNN AVE. and columbia I'd
In one Of the best and most convenien
sections. Excellent house for doctors ofic
and residence. bedrms., 2h baths. Va
cant, possession with deed. A real valu
once for inspection. LEE REALTY CO
Is fs Lovely C6sf Y y hS6Ms. m 3 BATHS, h..wh.
4 garage; running water IN most rooms; suit
able for Offices or tourists; $I5, 900 handed
OWENS REALTY. NE. 04S6.
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oil heat. gas range, elec., refgr., natural
M Storm % SASH asns S et eSe'fn SoHiae ft
Possession at settlement. Shown by ,ap-
ppsns Gnly MI LiyingstOn IA 6o51'
BkabIEH arfGhFs MAhFs ce spEeiAkeally ri s4g
lovely home, and location; brick; 2 bed
rooms repsee; rsGreation t9Sr room ON .on buy
SILVER SPRING sPECIAL-Extra con-
venient; custom built, 2 bedrooms; lovely
perfect property. Four blocks from bus a and d
stores; peach Of a buy at S14,95o. ROB
WoobnEY ERT MAaEF FL w SMssauttu 77as brick s'
rooms, 3 baths and extra shower, arranged
as 3 apis. plus master bedroom with bath
income sno4r oyer over S4oo monthly all hardSood
features ,com,pletefy tuTnished with above;
property and the business is free. -" Totai i
rriee reduced to S21,5oo, about $4,000
cash required, balance easy from the in
TaE ssss ro powNhoSses NA $685. in all
t tions of the city; ,,ts9 GalI or come n and
n's. ses us Ap. 3 oe6o 3; cR1VEILA' s4ls l4th st.
WE HAVE HOUSES in all sections of the
city; Call Or come in to see us. B. j.
N3 S4Rs hsAoh a5s i for ng yS to ap qsS @
away to have some extra ground around
you. Here's, smart modern bungalow,
complete WIN stove, refrigerator and rec
Silver sps. ?: 9. with en- acre of ground
sarasn s9s ros sarsfs for ss yssetassf fruit T% TO
r. P. RIPLEY. sH. 1889; (snn., (sSno0 Mon. s ane
eyss;' eyes DY Yn 1900; Apt 4o4; Nj. Bosardqs,
st.GAimost an acre oi land shade & 0vstd snd
estate. L. W GRoOMES, 1719 Eye st.
BETHESDA-3-bedrm. brick; may be seer
after pm. or Sat, Sun. and Mon
SIl,T50: large cash payment: no phone
FOREST HILLS, D. C.-Charming French
Normandy residence in this section of fine
homes. adjacent to Rock Creek Park, vel
only q few minutes from downtown Wash
down living room, powder room, recrea-
ton room, 2-car garage. A home foI
gracious living and, entertaining. Owner
leaving city, has reduced price to S33, 800
TO inspect, phone Mr.. Evans, WO. 0290
SHANNON & LucHs CO., 1905 H st. NV
MA. 2346.
BETHESDA: Bradley Village; s13.ooo1De,
equipped kitchen; quick possession. Fol
WRIGHT. WI. l71s until pm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14
More Comfort Wearing
FALSE Teeth

Here is a pleasant way to overcome
loose plate discomfort. FASTEETH. an
improved powder. s|prinKled on upper
and lower plates ho.Gs them trmer so
that they feel more comfortable. No
gummy, gooey. pasty taste or feeling.
Its alkaline tnon-acid). Does not sour.
Checks plate odor' tdenture breath).
Get FASTEETH today at any drug store.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Gen. Marshall 10 Keynote
Herald Tribune Forum
Special pispat tch to The Star.


NEW YORK, Oct. 49, Gen.
George C. Marshall, Army Chief Of
Staff, will deliver the keynote ad-
dress at the opening session of the
New York Herald Tribune Forum
on Current Problems tonight.
The three-day forum, much of
which will be broadcast, will pre-
sent discussions of such varied
problems as relations with Russia
and our foreign policy generally, the
labor situation, the role of science
in world service and the future of
Germany and Japan.
Speakers at the opening session,
in addition to Gen. Marshall. will
include Mrs. Ogden Reid, vice pres
ident OF the Herald Tribune, who
will open the forum; Mai. Gen.
Claire L. Chennault, former COM
mander OF the 14th Air Force:
Sergio Osmena, President of the
Philippines; Gen. Jonathan M.
Wainwright; DR.. Herbert v. Evatt,
Attorney General of Australia and
Minister Of State for External Af-
fairs; Capt. Harold E. Stassen. u. S.
N. R., former Governor of Mime
sofa, and Sergt. Ben Kuroki, a
Japanese-American flyer.
Later programs will include a
broadcast from Germany by Gen.
Eisenhower and addresses by Sec
retary Of Labor Schwelenbach. Sec
retary of State Byrnes, Secretary of
War Patterson and DR.. Vannevar
Bush, director of the Office of Scien-
tlflc Research and DEVELOPMENT.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
White House Police
Outshoot Secret Service

-Four years without target practice
has done little to impair the marks
manship of the White House police
and Saturday they proved it by de-
feating the uniformed force of the
Secret Service, 1,167 to 1,106, in a
pistol match.
1t was the first contest since the
war, according to Secret Service
Chief Frank j. Wilson. The two
four-man teams met at the services
outdoor range in the National Ar
bOrptilm prnllndS
Evening star., 1945-10-29

So the Men Oversees Con Come Back Peace Plenty
Every Victory Bond every
things
yarned
it. Once again, together, let's finish job!
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Stacks for Girls
s4.o5
s4o5 $

The ice-cream soda crowd dotes on slick slacks fol
sports after-schoo play and the study hour These
are simply super tailored to perfection Of smooth
$50 wool blended with 35% rayon Well fitting, with
easy front pleats and side closing. IN brown, navy
or green to team with sweaters n shirts TO- IA
Kanns-ohis shop-Fo.uth Y,oor
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Confetti Dot
Rayon Crepe Pa1amay
1895

HI juniors We've got surprise for you S. swank
pjs tailored especially for your petite figure Mare
designed them in carniyal-gay confetti dots on
soft blue rose or white rayon crepe Twopiece Of
course with tailored notched collar and handy pocket
adjustable waistband In sizes II, 49, Is and II.
Kanns-llnssri. shop-second FLOOR
Evening star., 1945-10-29
s4oo

"A beauty Of a blouse to shuttle from
suit to jumper, slacks to dinner skirt!
Charmingly feminine with its ruff1ed
neckline, spaghetti tie-loops and
graceful long sleeves Fashioned of
filmy rayon sheer In dainty cross-bar
design. White only Sizes 80 to SO.
Kann's Neckwear- Street Y1ooe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
CRICSBY WINNER IN
POSTAL WORKER VOTE

snow = Grigshy Dstr ssr..
81 the Postal Alliance o,nr,,
NAPE MAGAZINE vas Is. ~,
candidate for the G.e .,,,,,
Offices to come ,hrouga ~ N.
maries a winner sound -os,.
Ing Casino a DAVIS csr.,.
and Russell p Crawtos n,
York mis- two opporer "a,
viii BE- the militant Desc, ~,
third successive term
Other candidates s4r, \.
primaries ard pi'ted n ~ 49,
other in me ranosfs ala n,
loNs Tor Vice Prssidsf ~,
c Lymas Philadelphia IS ss,,s
l. PnErim PhilsdelphA ,-a..
urer Arthur J. hapita ~
Orleans IS Philiir " aees,s
BIRMINGHAM and Sc s,,
Thomas 2 Bnmar Va
IS LILLIAN y WCoe > S..
T.. mas and chap.,s
victorious crigsby are asses rsi
With Ashhy Carter ~ ~ ~.
Tressife ticket and ~ sr-s,.s
70 win out with h a.s,
Pomar present secretsr :,
Independent canfics,s y.
eise ion IS expected D.|
support o, the Pfcs
Carer came into rst s-.
iaere" While prease al
Cnicazo branch 2 ras
for ihyse successive 1,
e'ected each time w,' ...
'fn Nouns bis !.
iionai vice presidsr'
arc" and is also
ninth term as presias- +. ).
Baltimore branch.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
NAACP TO LEAD FIGHT
AGAINST MAKERS DECISION

The Detroit branch o. he Ma
tlonsl Association For The Ad-
yercement n Colored People viii
take up the fighi - rescind the
ruling 81 circri; Judge Thomas
p Maher in the case - Leroy
& White versus the City Of
Hartrsmck ant the Federal
Housing AEency IN which Judge
Nshsr ruled ihs Negroes could
b. lessily barrsd from Federal
housing projects 10 long as
equal accommodation we're pro-
sidet
Dr Me- Tendon president q,
ths Detroit NAACP in inakinE
available the forces and legal
talent ~ the Association said
This is very vicious ruling
and II LeRot White and the
attorneys involved in this case
are willing Ne viii take il over
md firh' u 70 the hlshes' court
IN ne .and
Ncclsnaors statene rf VAS
made after Il VAS MADE known
ihsi tho tao attorneys ia the
case c LeBr0n Simmons ard
Elrir Davenport. were ho;h as
s.s'sni prosecuting attorneys ~
Wayne county and he rules ~
ine prosecutor offise dld NOT
permit Them 70 conurre 20 case
also To- Re, Charles A hi
chairman ., me- De'yol, citrens
committee SAID
"ln view ~ ny own eoua.aaty
'or ~ city council and The pre-
sent situation u no isuyers in.
The rasf feei thar ir order
that poN'ica< capita VIII not he
made - ne case il ~ handled
rs me NfArP
LeEoy whi'e in commenting
on me NAAcPs decision 70 en-
ter N the case. said
The people ~ Hsnirae. K and
! ere very grateful fo- Nscler
DON offer 70 take over The rsse
and NJ FEEL that va are nov
assured % ultimate Victory
against this urcemocrsiic ruling
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
Demand Trial OF
Patrclman Who
Kjlled Citizen

~ rNilhueu if'W a<r ~
hse- t-srkt1 rswN- ~ .or
ha ao1r believe me Yc.lce
~ TIE nAn Is supposed 70
Rave -acke1 As srsrericsasr
Mrs too.ey Ear So, Hofr f.
ala sse trossr several a;,c
~. ftfa ee it.s Hors 81
6.. gnsr t- vert III
a r. es'c-r sntel
Tts >AsSp se itsi -
~ sr "a. ur-scss-
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A. rftsrts n r-
r. No-da re-ucr
st ~ fsr f~o .srfre6
rsss. ttree ~ rres' rs-
rr u et7'or ara uree, es-
ihe' VIA ne pfe hm-
miss M we're Mrs Acres No
r r I'm snsy MS nsn-
MS f.os.e JACK Rss-
iir E.rt's I~sss4 ard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
LANSING YOUTH
WINS $1,000 ELK
SCHOLARSHIP

Tie annual orstor.sl contest
srorsc-e4 ny fns lRP0Ew A.
CARY Indiana ~ss Won by
rsspe- A Jackson lr ls-t%ar-
~ Lansing Michigan youth
: raay
Par,lc pants representing lille
r0is 0r!c Indians Wisconsin.
Minnesota sn1 MICHIGAN fook
par il 'he con'es, .or he 81 moo
ssho.a-sh $ awart
The yarrr I4ns.1s hi-t Aeci
,reeaa si'l take part In ne
E,ks National contest ~ Angus;
~ raaa4ef,ta He plans "a
fr'er Howard in.vsrsi'r his
Iss sor pss SPONSORED Isl
LLOYD y Cote director o, tns
ofaeer.orsl committee n ne
Nirt.Esr state Associs,on Of
Tlks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04

'tnnilnned from Page Il
= 20 =, promotions Bal
lenrtr sad
T-s Commissioners added 'hat
ne f'men' has as vararciss.
hl' 1es ns.nrs me Ns ends
there wiil be Zoo applicants for
me Jobs
The members % me committee
ste pr Howard LaHe director
~ 're crime prevention bureau
~ in-n Marvin Lane p, It.
Rode'ick Georiz T.. Harris G
Merritt Fatrolman Roher, s.
Quail and RoDer' Lothian ~ the
training and examination diw-
sion ~ the police department
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-08-04
Chosen By Alphas

Ths brothers % Alma Phi AZ
ina 'rs'srrifv recently named
o,s IS, 'hefr members Grover n
Large A'pna Man r. The Nor'H =
and fe'es him a. the fraternity
house or fre evening - July 90
Praise vss given Nr larss
TO- h.s .fiic.encv as chlsf clerk
~ 0pA Baton BOARD NJ So Tor
fhs ray three Years and Tor
IT'S rood rscorc as financial ssr-
70 a-y % 'as iocal CHAPTER % ne
fraternity over long period o.
years
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

Add up all the years of experience Of Standard
OI Dealers and you'll get figure many times
the age of the Pyramids. But we wanted 70
improve even on that. So we ran dealer schools
and car clinics. That's why we can say For
Better Car Care, see your Standard Oil Dealer"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

Remember. when straininG orange Juice hnW puI,a-
clogs the straner2 That good picture of what
happens in a car. The oil filter strains the oil
deposits build up clog the filter Then the oil =
won't go through the filter. Better have it serv-
iced when you change oil
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
ed when you change on.

Fits like an old shoe" Car parts fit like that
today. They've lost their new Car fit That
makes II hard to keep lubricants where they
belong, where they prevent metal-to-metal con-
tact. Have your Standard Oil Dealer lubrcate
your car every 90 days, or at 1000 miles-which-
ever comes first
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

Charge It. These are good words to say when
your battery growls at its tough winter job But
better still, have your Standard Oil Dealer check
yours regularly so it's always in tip-top shape,
fully charged for efficient service.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

VALUE FOR
YOUR $$$'s
llth. Near Eureka - Mod.
ern four room h ouse.
basement and furnace. /.
car garage. $500. Terms.
22nd" near Oak - S room,
prewar bungalow. newly
re d e corate d. recreation
room. fenced in yard. $1,000.
Cash TO FILA.
23rd- near Oak - 5 room
prewar bungalow. LARGE
sore n e d in porch. side
drive. double garage. nicely
handicapped. Must be seen tc
be appreciated.
FOREST ST. room mod
ern frame in excellent
condition. An ideal home
for a large family, $500.
Cash.
18th Street = 8 bedroom
brick. Sl.S00 down. I'm.
mediate possession.
CHERRY ST. s room
frame. newly redecorated,
lear garage. Now vacant.
$500. Terms.
2 FAMILY on 18th. near
M pie - S rooms and
bath down. S rooms and
bath up. basement and furn-
ace; corner lot. S0xl40. Now
vacant. $4,000. $1,000 down.
22nd = Groom frame all on
! floor. newly painted,
corner lot. Sl.265 down.
MAPLE ST. 7 room
frame. excellent condi-
ton, no basement. $4,000,
$1,000 down. ~
Claude J.
Fitzgerald
Real Estate and Buiidee
1905 EUREKA
WYANDoTTE. MICH. Z
PHONE o5sI y
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

SELL YOUR used piano to Grin
nell's. Phone O402. (l7slC)
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-06

FOR SALE Yearling Dorset
buck. Freeman CuShman, 4 miles
S. e. Redwood. Phone 1888. 9-6-2tS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-06
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, l945
Commencing at l pm. C.W.T.
REAL ESTATE


lat with Groom
660 double crib and other We
will make home
anytime Possession be March 1916 but this
Fall wheat be Real to be sold at 20 Terms
within weeks delivery
and the 1945 retained by seller The
privilege Fall 1945
Possession given March l, 1916
DID,
months will reshen April another four DID, with
old bull calf eligible register sold registered
finest breeding
booded DID, rehen in October Jersey
November brown old freshen in Nov
emer first calf black her reshen December
old hefers, just bred; four months old hefer.
HOGS
pedgreed Jersey years old with pigs
full blood Duoc around Nov yearlng
Poland China eight feeding shoatS weighing 135
lbs; feeding shoats weighing about 70 lbs
mixed hay 100 bushels of grown certified
Vcland seed; 400 bales wheat so bales
MISCELLANEOUS
1OOga 10x1O brooder
houses milking machine
seasons; breechng
a few O household furniture and other items.
G, GLEN HUGHES
CELINA,
Judy, AucOneer III. Cheny, Clerk
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-06

FOR SALE 2 burner electric
hot plate. Richard D~her. Phone
4-8567. 9-7-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-09-06
PUBLIC

il difficult a S i
decided sell and chatte at Public Auction the
Greenfield
Mansfield and Liberty the Logan and Union COun
ty Wells