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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Redunne Hits
Strike Apathy
Ottawa's Failure TO
Act Rouses Mayor

Y Fearing bloodshed in the month
old Ford Motor Co. strike, Mayor
Arthur ]. Reaume Saturday wired
the Ottawa government blasting
official failure to act until a riot
occurs"
The mayor addressed his tele-
gram to Acting Prime Minister j.
L. Ilsley. protesting the casual
treatment OF the strike situation
after DR.. Gaspard Fauteux.
speaker in Canada's House of
Commons, declared urgent con.
sideration was not necessary be-
cause there had been no violence.
An emergency meeting of Ford
Local 200 has been called for 2:30
p. m. Monday in the City Market
Bldg, 10 hear a report by George
Burt, Canadian UAW-CIO direc-
tor. who has returned from con-
Sultation with conferences with
government officials and party
leaders at Ottawa.
Roy England, president of the
local, also issued a statement con-
demning the speakers remarks
and demanded the government
repudlate them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
LIST Asylunns
As Firefrdps
State Aides Declare
Hundreds Periled
BY RHYS JONES
Detroit Times Lansing Bureau

LANSING, Oct. 6-Hundreds
Of mental patients are locked in
aged buildings at Traverse City
and Kalamazoo state hospitals
that are condemned fire traps
with virtually no safety devices,
and the state has not set aside
sufficient funds to remove criti-
cal hazards.
These conditions were disclosed
today by A. N. Languis, director
of the administrative boards
building division.
"The state would throw any
private property owner in jail
and tear down his building II
he permitted conditions such aS
the state itself cOndoneS at
these hospitals" he said.
TERMED FIRE TRAPS
Arnold Rcnner, state fire
marshal, has reported, according
to Languis. that should FIRE
ever start in the main building
at Traverse City. the building
would probably be totally de
stroyed with loss OF life
ITS only through sheer luck
that the 6O-year-old Traverse
City building hasn't burned
years ago, with all It's $50 pa
tients locked inside" Languis
said. "The women's building at
Kalamazoo Is not much safer.
IL II 80 years old and confines
$50 patients"
Patients at Traverse City arc
locked in fourth story rooms, be-
hind barred windows. There are
no outside fire-escapes.
PATIENTS ENDANGERED
"The danger of suffocatiOn
and panic among the patients
In event of fire Ii as great as
actual burning ITSELF" Languis
said. He pointed out the stair
wells are made of wood and
none are fireproof.
He added that sprinkling sys-
TENS cannot be installed in the
hospitals because demented pa
tients would tear them out.
The Traverse City building is
so large That IRE alarm could
not be spread before fire had
gained dangerous headway, Ian.
guis asserted. The building is a
third of a mile long and so pa
tients are locked up on each floor.
At Kalamazoo, the women S
building has no fire walls what
soever and none of the stair
wells are fireproof, LanguiS eX-
planned.
He said the fire hazard was
less at Kalamazoo than at Trav-
erse City, explaining the Kala-
mazoo patients were in locked
wards on only three floors,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Masked Dracula HauntS
Apartment House Basement

For more than two months, the
Ia families who hve m an apart
mcnt house al 2643 Trumbull have
been disturbed by a masked man
In their basement who wears. a
black cape and a black hat and
makes threatening noises,
When the tenants 60 20 the
basement. the intruder hohs sud
denly from behind a packing case
or a trunk and Scares the day.
lights out of people, they reported
20 the police.
So far, the police have been
unable 10 catch the masked Drac-
ula lie disappears when the ofil-
GERS are on hand and reappears
soon after they leave.
one Of his playful tricks is 20
turn off the water heaters. An
other is 10 slam trunks around
both night and day.
Recently, the caretaker boarded
up the basement windows. But
the prowler paid no heed. He re-
turned Trumbull station police
found the nails had been removed
and the hinges had been taken
from one window.
The latest police search was
made Friday afternoon. No trace
OF the masked man could be found.
Three hours later he was back,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
0ldsmObie Force
Approves Strike
81 Pet. Back Demand
for Wage Increase

LANSING. oct. 6 Officials Of
the UAW-CIO announced today
that 81 per cent of the employees
of Oldsmobile division of General
Motors here have voted 10 strike,
if necessary, 10 obtain a 30 per
cent wage increase and a new
contract with the corporation.
r. (. Richardson, president of
Oldsmobile Local, UAW-CIO, said
that the largest number of union
members ever TO vote on an issue,
went 10 the polls this week to
voice their sentiments.
Fisher Body employees were re-
ported earlier TO have given unani-
nous approval for a strike against
the corporation If demands are not
met.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Sedwdy Expert
Here This Week

Julius II. Barnes. president Of
the National ST. Lawrence ASSo-
citation. will arrive here this
week from Duluth 10 confer with
Henry Ford II and others on the
move for development OF the ST.
Lawrence Seaway,
The seaways completion will
provide the United States with "a
fourth seacoaSt' and will insure
Detroit'S future greatness and
prosperity as much as interim
tional air commerce, said w. C..
Cowling, head Of the Port OF De-
troit Commission.
Barnes will address the De-
troit commission on steps taken
in support OF the Seaway by
groups in Ohio. New York, Yer
mont, Wisconsin. Kansas, Illinois,
Minnesota and North Dakota.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
No Wolf Call
Pennsylvania Town Bans
WhistIine at Females

BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Oct. 6
(UP)-Sidewalk wolves" were
destined for extinction here today.
Whistling at females became an
offense punishable by 80 days in
Jail.
Burgess Billy Long instructed
Brownsville policemen TO arrest
any man who whistles. howls,
calls or otherwise attracts the
attention of women he does not
know.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
|VFW 10 War
On Delinquency
Ds.roI. TIn,. w..hlnr,on pur,.u

DeH"" Aimes washington bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-World
War II veterans will be designated
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
TO head a new national depart
ment of youth activities, designed
to aid In the icurtailment of
mounting wave of juvenile delin-
quency and crime. VFW officials
announced today.
At the recent VFW national en-
campment In Chicago, delegates
heard official reports of the F'BI
showing a 23.8 per cent increase
in violent crimes committed by
youths under 21. As a result. the
VFW pledged the organization to
take immediate steps TO combat
widespread juvenile delinquency.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

The convenience is yours for
the asking. Phone Cherry $500
10 order the Times home-
delivered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Truman WieIds Law
To Thwart Strike

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 CUP)-
President Truman invoked the au-
thority of the railway labor act
today TO avert a threatened strike
of Railway Express Agency
drivers in eight principal cities.
The President announced he
will appoint a three-man board to
investigate wage dispute be-
tween the Railway Express
Agency and the International
Brotherhood OF Teamsters (AFL).
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Isl Untensored Paper
Printed in Bavaria

MUNICH, Oct. 6 GNS)-Bs-
varia's first uncensored postwar
newspaper rolled from the presses
today after ceremonies in which
type was cast from the original
plate metal used in printing G
Adolf Hitlers Mein Kampf.
Col. b. b. Mcmahon of the in
formation services control COM
mand, started the presses for the
first issue of the Sueddeutsche
Zeitung published by three Ger
mans selected from $50 candidates
for their long record of anti-Nazi
activity
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

popping up in nightmare fashion
from behind the trunks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
3 Missing in Flash Flood

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Oct. 8
UNS)-Three persons were miss
ing. a service station destroyed
and a dozen automobiles lost in
flash flood that struck at Kenne,
p miles east of Bakerheld late
today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Hospital Workers
Ask Pay Hike
Conditions Cited
in YpsiIanti Plea

Contending their pay is grossly
inadequate, employees of the Ypsi-
lanti State Hospital Saturday
charged the hospital is so under
stated that patients cannot re-
ceive adequate care and the sltu-
alton is rapidly growing worse.
A petition signed by IS en-
ployeS. declared that the Sll5
monthly salary paid a beginner
attendant is not enough 10 live
on. and that step increases and
overtime compensation are also
inadequate.
Lester S. Moll, chairman Of the
state civil service commission,
said:
81 realize the salaries at the
hospital are still low, but they
have been considerably increased
In recent years. The commits
sion stands ready at any time
10 reconsider the scales and
grant increases IL ii is con-
Vinced they are justified.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

pIrRoIT SUNDAY TIMES c !
Pert 4, Pses G-Oei. 7, l945
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07

II you are neezing and muffiing from
a coid =. al aufed-up, with your
nose and throat raw and sore-comoat
this distress. - Thousands do, by gar
Cling with nev Pepsodent Antsepnc.
The reason t's recommended b
tf1ss: Standard laboratory tests p-css
new Pepsodent Antiscptc kills ni%
lions OF germs that go with colds. The
very type OF germs that many med
cal authorities say often hetshten the
misery srSd psotosE the efecm o n
cod
Isn't h only common senss men.
70 gasge vfth Dew Pepsnden< hnts-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Heads Army Transport

MANILA, Oct. 6 (UP)-Brig.
Gen. Archie j. Old Jr. succeeded
Brig. Gen. E. Fl. Alexander today
as head Of the army transport
command in the southwest Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-07
Nimifz Gets Me del

WASHINGTON, Oct 6 INS)
President Sergio OSmena OF the
Philippines presented the Medal
of Valor today 10 Adm. NimItz.
Evening star., 1945-09-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FOR LEASE-Space in . modern adjoining
hreproof buildings. good business street in
Bethesda: total about 900 So it: will
rent separately: suitable automobile deal
So.cHrg.h Hght IN man1fscturins' nDnn etc. Call MR.
1000 downtown LoCATIoN-A 3-story
bldg which will interest only a large cor
poration or a retail business in a position
to- to UNDERTAKE fna1t SUBSTANTIAL priced long.
Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN Broker, RE
REAR OF 5a4 sth ST. NF.-shop building
ideal for plumbing. electrician. timer, etc;
1st floor 20x35; end floor. 20x20; over
assa saFfEe d9oF feS and Sae so @
e31 ST. N.w.-Approximately 5000
So #. on hth and 9Th floors; elevator to
9th floor; excellent for storage: S2@5 per
ToonNs NJ. NJ. \ Morgan rG D1- s157. cHAs. c,
RESTAURANT GoCATIoN-wiu only con-
slider experienced operator who is able to
install high-class place: owner will con-
sldsr percentage lease: no triflers, please.
Can HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE
j AM NEGOTIATING now with property
owners who own desirable store locations;
reliable merchants contact me and let me
snoT yo'r needs; ! am at your service
RESTAURANT LoCATIoN-Wtll only con-
slider experienced operator who is able to
install a hieh-class place: owner will con-
Cal HARRY /, FR1EDMAN Broker. RE.
LEASE. over 10000 50, #. End CONNER
cial space under 3oc so. ft Situated
IN light, weI-ventilated 4-story bldg, .
eleva tors: in center of town. JEROME S.
MURRAY RE. 246o.
Evening star., 1945-09-24
Natures Children
Paying for routine
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEl
BRAZIL'S JUTE.


Brazil Is shipping her coffee In
bags grown in her own country.
Jute fiber is made into the sturdy
burlap bags in which the coffee
bean is sent to the United States
From time to time, costly efforts
were made to grow jute success
fully in Brazil. In 1887, the first
Brazilian jute was sold in Belem,
and since then rapid strides have
been made. There are now in
the Amazon Valley about 5000 fam
ilies-approximately 10000 persons
engaged in growing jute. There are
two types of farms: Those owned
by business men, or merchants
who hire laborers, and the small
farms. owned and cared for by the
family. The latter consist of from
two to five acres each.
The plantations are on high
ground, surrounded by water. In
Espirito Santo the upland areas are
prepared by using tractor plows and
sc-harrows. Even the seeding is
done by machinery, and at harvest
time, power harvesters are employed.
Retting takes place in special tanks
But from this time on, the final
Evening star., 1945-09-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tcont)

PACKARD A club colIs. 40 model; good
condition: priced within ceiling. $1,2b0,
so,s 81 trade for real estate or 'irplsne' y%n!on %
PACKARD 1898 "s" touring sedan, model
opA ceiling price. ssss cash. HN uS' 6Ss,SS Sss7.
PONTIAC, 1a4l 4-door torpedo sedan: opA
sNaTts ya,Tansed co ceiling prcs Sls5s ARcARE
rsdlo de- and heater: very fne sar' oPs va:
Esasfa seos oo pFss irving i nv ARcAR5 Ap
sTGDEsAKER ia4a Chan Champion a' sedans an4i Dc
~ ssf Rsss sss'sr HSarsSEE 2eA sslas sJIek
sfGpHsAkth sHii EA III s4s de lux. coupe sedan;
~sbs os4 hfssss ss'1shsfSf sGf
VII WILLIS 1919 Americar st. Door & Gaas sedan; low
mileage, exceptionally good condition;
Tthp Hh4 fs9s Co. Drfs 1879 ns st. c4r. n.
lsa, M LINCOLN 4-dr. sedan:
81 opA tlS tsslInss PTlss r. Ssens
SEA DUTY. selling 1889 Lincoln -zzsgphyr:
&G TRHpE PA Gs SEDAN
with radio, heater and 4 new tires for
larger car. such as Chrysler or Buick. Call
MR.. MILLER, Elk. 1900 dealer.
COMPARE THESE CARS. fine selection
of late models. Will sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
'42 Mercury 4-dr. sedan r. and h.. S1,471
Az Buick super sedanette. r. and h. 1856
AZ Dodge custom town sedan, fluid
a drisei stnd,bsRer r she n d Town Conn l'o'4
mander sedan, :. and h 1895
dan. r. and h, spot light - 1.o3s
~ Studebaker Champion 4-dr. Sc
dan, r. and h. overdrive - 1,12S
Al Studebaker Skyway President Sc
dan, r. and h. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ] .6S6
Al Buick Roadmaster sedan, r.
Al Buick Century 4-dr. sedan. r.
and h. -.-.---'-.--- - / 1888
matte Transmission. r. and h. - 1893
Al Nash conv. coupe, Ambassador
8" model, r. and al - 1895
40 Buick super-Sedan, r. and h. 1.l64
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
WILLIE BUICK CO, WA. All.
Evening star., 1945-09-24
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
HAVE FOREIGN BUYERS for Commercial
,,epertles in District: R. HERNANDEZ,

1 HAVE FOREIGN BUYERS for commercial
21epeftes ~ in District, R. HERNANDEZ,
BELIEVE 1T OR NOT, every deal listed
with me is given my own personal atten-
llon: l am at your service HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1855
THIS OFFICE HAS immediate need for
the following properties: If you have any
thlnR similar. or other real estate phone
US Immediately; we have purchasers for
detached houses in NV sect, 3 or 4
oedrooms baths. priced SIS, 900 to SOB :
wv to II unit apt. bldgs.. anywhere
IN the D. c.: large 3 or more story house
IN the downtown business area bet. II st.
ana Dupont Circle, 12th st to Goth St:
garage or mercantile bldg having storage
ana showroom facilities Require at least
lo sasoline sites as going stations. What
nave you? Mr.. Whiteford. McKEEVER a.
WH.IEFORD, 1914 X St NV DI 91Of
THIS OFFICE has immediate need for the
following properties. If you have any
thing similar or other real estate, phone
US Immediately. We have purchasers for
detached houses in NV sect, 3 or 4
bedrooms. . baths. priced 1000 to
900: 4 to IL unit apt bldgs., any
where in the D. c.: large 3 or more story
house IN the downtown business area be-
tween H ST. and Dupont Circle, 10th st. to
2oth St, garage or mercantile bldg
having storage and showroom facilities
Nj Whiteford. McKEEVER IL WHITE
# You ARE rH1NKTNG Do Of s2f seIIins your
property and desire quick results then
think of the HAMILTON REALTY Co,
o626 Ga. ave. NV. GE $500
Evening star., 1945-09-24
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-We VII
D., buy 5econd,trust ne ncees p c.. ns.rby Ma
MoRTdAdE & iNYEsrnENI coRP. isfs
n ave; nv national 1898.
courteous service. Consult rs before Dor.
roEing rowing Lowest rates. coLCNIAL INVEST
MENT co. S17 9th st. NV. Df $50
MONEY on 1st or end trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates: nearby Nd, Va.
or d. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO..
S0G 18th MA S032.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
CORPORATION. RE. il33.
SALARIED LADIES-H yoY need money,
see Mr.. Green lstrictly CONFIDENTIAL. l0I4
K st NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO
1st TRUST LOANS on real estate: low
rates: term or monthly payments p. j.
WALSHE, INC: 1I15 Eye st. n W MA 646S.
K st; NV. NATIONAL FINANCE co.
MONEY LOANED At lowest rates of tn
terest.. Diamonds, iewelry. watches. gold
and silverware. cameras. typewriters. guns,
etc, accepted as security No advance ar
rangements necessary. ROSSLYN LOAN
CO.. RoSslyn. Va. Chestnut $500.
Evening star., 1945-09-24
FARMS FOR SALE.
142 RICH ACRES, on hard road and h

d42 RICH ACRES. on hard road and bus
a large creek runs through the farm from
every way, s large rooms; 2h tiled baths,
basement large i porches. ''fi 1 firepiaees: ces:
and bath, lo-room tenant house, chicken
house and 2 large barns; "a miles from
Washington over fine highway: for many
years 1t has been used as grazing farm;
fasd are fine horses some cattle and
Be arranged. See MASON HiRsTs AMMAN
hone 's at hs s9d ss of eossd eSu0s ps
ham han eo9 9-roon s9 stsne house, @ no PLUMBING
could be sold separate; $4,000 8 acres,
sgS % cso1ss sf aGn GntSn s9
STOCK FARM f Of aen iss aeTes TesGasi IN Mont Co..
Md, on bluestone road. % mi. from D. c..
nice bungalow, several small bldgs.:
stream. fences: all in good shape: lots of
sH. 1899; (sun. and ewes. WI $500,
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE splendid Mont
gomery county farm of 165 acres for $50
per acre; high rolling land, good soil.
partly ffared amd MD, oaanse Ha with Large large
SNAIL M IL CHICKEN FARM; State road loca
5room I home home viii with I eec. and ' phone. @ barn, n
new .henhouses and new fences: stream
FunPng hSush sH hs farm sSn on s5d s
s9LtIeGs G5 fss2i NJ eo1Sf! 1ssf 200 as5s.: s5sen
frame dwelling. in good condition; soft
clear, 12O acres in timber; electric, water
REAtIX AIRES sHSYIGE S TaIkfXx GS 6ouS4 NA fas mile.
IF from T D. G Ideal for for dairy Or o. country ndars
heme; Priced to sell. By OWNER. Phone
WARRESToN. VA, FARM-115 acres,
pletely equipped; profitably operated and
shs preea nsS
Cali HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE.
12Sii ACRES, Broom frame house, 2
baths, INV. heat. coal, garage, other small
farm bldgs;, 20-cow block barn and silo
an. ana
B. Rsvca e. Prise @ s1S, e ,ooo stocked and M equip o
Sr ess e nssa s9
j = KELLY-E. 1 HURLEY, Brosius sids'
RSfhs SsHh foHRisr Ms PhS9s MSME ess 81 room,
@ Residence has % furnace heat, electricity I @ and and
hSes fkHq e Ri'SS i'sn P ua IN HsaP ssa ;vs:
soo-ACRE 500 ACRE sTocK FARM, located 80 mile.
and ri. 200 acres acres under md; @ cultivation, s0s9 *
of woodland and so pasture; 12-room
house. with circular staircase and walnut
trim, has fine possibilities: necessary out
nldgs. of proper size. Here is q real farm.
er's farm worth looking into seriously
r. P. RIPLEY. sH. 1889. (sun. and
ewes, WI. $780,. Mr.. -Abbe.)
I 1b5 ACRES, Loudoun Co., miles neares
town; 100 q. under cultivation, Q houses
barn. chicken house. hoghouse, outbldgs.
20 sheep, teams horses. COW, calves,
pigs; good water, nee. farm machinery
i price incl, tvo-thirds eli crops, $4,000
terms; real hargain. Falls Church 2313
Evening star., 1945-09-24
T axe Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Words to Watch.


@, Why do so many people put
a u" sound in the words absorb"
and resource"
A. Why, indeed? The mispro-
nunciations bzorb" and re
zources" may result from false as
sociation with words like> observe,
result" Whatever the ason,
American dictionaries do not sane
ton the - sound and speakers
who are mindful of their accents
will wisely avoid the q" for read
ers in goodly numbers have written
to tell me that they dislike "ab-
zorb' and ''rezources" heartily.
Be sure to use the sanctioned
pronunciations: ab-SAWRB and
e-SORE-sez, or, second choice.
REE-sore-sez
In the word modern, the ''r"
is often transposed as if the word
were spelled IN dron' thus:
"MOD-run." Conversely, such words
as children, hundred, apron are
corrupted the other way around.
as: "CHILL-dern, HUN-derd, AY-
perm"
The pesky "r's" should be kept
strictly in their proper places Be
sure to say: Modern. CHILLI
dren. HUNDRED, AY-prurf.
From G.. T, East Hickory, Pa: I
was afraid of it. Now it has hap
pened. Contrary to sane reasoning.
some old-time savant arbitrarily
ruled that the compound word "epi-
tome" should be pronounced ZEE
PIT-oh-me' instead of the natural
"EP-i-tome' And pronounce Pc
nelope as "pee-NELL- -oh-pee"? I
will not!
Answer: AS have often observed,
English is like that. And as to
your own pronunciations, say EN-
as you wish. sir, and be proud Of
your American right of free speech.
| tReleased by The Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star., 1945-09-24
ACREAGE WANTED.

1l8 ACRES, $15O per acre; over e-half
mile frontage on State highway between
Washington and Baltimore; price includes
over 81 o 900 worth of farm buildings. For
further information call CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO., exclusive agents. 3403 Conn.
ave. EN- 800 until 9 pm.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE splendid Mont
somery County farm OF 165 acres for $50
per acre: high. rolling land; good soil
partly cleared and balance with large trees:
within ~ miles D, c. line. Phone EX
0620
WILL PURCHASE l acre with 2Oo-foot
frontGee on Route 240 between Washington
and Rockville. MONTGOMERY County. Bro
kers' attention Box 2l-X, Star.
Evening star., 1945-09-24
LOTS FOR SALE.

i hsss1y Fe5a1 nssr eo}Smse;y say Md IS 80,
natural advantages Of f high Pntn elevation. on.
SsSsopnr view prde a sm sss5on ss5s h
NE il43 until : pm. .%n j. WESLEY dl 81.
saAsAM % sHHLpfsG fss!f0T. Lors. near Conn. and
Western aves.. Chevy Chase. Md, blocks
from from chsyy Xso Chase Circle 6G,ft. front;
esslss AfEsaRS Ea saa g. uns TWFED pn Go 1904
BEAUTIFUL individual building lots in
sh 5s fsthszda soSz keasr fsss0GasS asaS
MEfsRnsR NEsR .SD Bsssfss VI sTs fs
Lot. 25xl25: sacrifice, $500 You can
pEvITT. ReaItor. sH: 4s2! or RA. 4452
6o HILLS ,il sEc9S S os ,Hd With
each containing APPROX. app M a566o SSes so o''f It.
Sith 81 mprSVed street 10 yatsr ter and sever
724o Wisconsin n ave. I'VE - nv" w. 0'fo'
BEAgTIEuL WOODED HoMEsIIEs in
8e '0 s 4 VIM RfATfY IF 'G5o e. LEFT s4i
PiRsT FIJI aye coNMEkG,,i GSf RT fssS CORNER ,o,n
NEARBY viRGfNIA"si 800 g 'ous So o'0NSf, It.,
o%RSer o5SRee ap eH or gs,s houses sewer and water
) LARGE IIeoTTs, near University of
MARYLAND Colesyillee rd:: also acreage. nr.
GhAY,s REAL ESTATE. College Park Nd,
SILVER sPRING-Beautiful wooded lot in
Sligo Park Hills: close to stores, schools
and transportation; sewer water. gas and
sset5ety s dGn eonerete s5essS sia5o 20
ali cedar St, Takoma PARK, GE. ossi
dS sI5Sfs sfE1SevLoss; s4 ssos 81 900 and gg. @
1osO After pm SH. 1884
LOTS in the better section of Arlington
Ies bHd GF one IN beaa dTfns coSnTS n
an sos II Ins"sS9 &C. 'e1Gn'Rs eR 6ses s'Ts q,
SoMMERcIAL "a s! LANDaAu or part of 400:
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6al.e blvd: Berwyn,. Md. ~
s3xl2l. located en- No. WASHINGTON blvd :,
E Falls M Church, Va: The lot has fruit
very convenient to schools. churches,
stores; buses and movies all utilities.
SELECT THE SITE for your postwar home
in Westmoreland Hills-Washington's most
carefully restricted subdivision, Buy = lot
Westmoreland Hills the picturesque, wind
ing. tree-shaded street, the seclusion. the
setting for the home 'tS''e Of Your an dresms urs
Homesites from S2,150 Call MR.. ROH-
LAND. oliver 3240 weekdays and Wis
e%1 e9GsiH aRth 14s4 s eysnipHs .NS 1nd sundays
ner lot. $3.50; 52n6 and E. Capitol sts
corner lot, $3.50. GUY z. TIMER, 1925
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