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Evening star., 1946-05-01
HOUSES FOR SALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AREA-Excel-
lent location. Detached cen:eI-hall. newly
ssrase. Priced sdsooo su5stsntsi ssn iaeasS easS
TsSpissd req nstn Ma SAL ho eyes. We. 1928 M3
H sts;-2-story row brick, 8 rms. bath;
stI6q Ex 1900 Rosk sTss ca isS1
sE-Niss ST. VICE brisk home: less than 600.
6SSMa sGS q st ssv Ssai. e
cash, balance S35 per month located in
Is SfS'hSf' sas 1n dssiSs as n oDSso5 Ss
COLORED-PARK PL. and Princeton NV.
Possession with title 'ss New 'f0 hotowater oWte
sppoiRt%ens IT,, ,s!tss$ esi NJ NJ ls Hoeyss e
coEoRrb&yAcANTAs7a teSa $. RS "a aa4s st NV: =
5ek h9Tse ne dnTI modern RIM
MR.. ALBERTs, Ex. 5saI, until Il noon
: rms; and bath. coal h.-w.h.. garage. deep
RowLEs CO. zoos 18th i''sG St. NV. RANHIs Hb'
CoLoRED-sECoND COMM, only $3.50
down; 500 block 3rd st. Sc; 2-story frame.
B, rms Ssos and 4, bath: reasonably priced Call
CO. -
CoLoRED-NEAR 1st AND SITS. NV
2-story row brick, g rooms and bath, ar
ranged In pvt; apis. of , rooms and kit.
each: automatic INV. heater: end floor
has pvt. front and rear entrances; large
rear yard leading to alley: terms arranged
CaH Dl. S725. N. BASILIKO REALTY
COLoRED -DoWNTowN; only s5a5
down; near 9TH and Rhode Island ave-
story and basement brick, containing g
BASIIIKO REALTY CO.
COL0RED-NEAR LOGAN CIRCLE. 1900
blk. r. I. ave.-Two 3-story and basement
bricks. INV h., presently arranged in apis
Of . rms, kit. and bath each: each con-
tains baths; terms can be arranged
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BUSINESS PROP. SALE (cont

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY on U. 8. No. /.
Baitimors Pa TN aye, slose-in & Wash; APPROX.
SEakNF EEaE S.Is L yANN' 1NR Va sTs
tached corner brick. zoned first commercial.
iot i4.7 BY eois6 with lott. alley i' rear:
second floor. apt. Of three rooms. bath and
screened porch occupied by owner: tWo-car
ideal for combined business and home. TO
EKzEk EKzS III fHafbfS aab Offer. +.
20 BY $50; contains ist-f door apt. Of two
ans hs ss and S shs
noors OF $500 per month: basement can be
at Is s cost to & to %
For tull particulars and and inspection phone
fyHanieyr sHIiGrps kaT5ii pi VT s2oo with FRANK 3.
c6MMEKciaL eatRs al 1Paksd6PERrY for sale near
by Va, main thoroughfare; large lot with
commercial: excellent opportunity for res
taurant. roadhouse or commercial dsvei-
aoN L6cHs Gs Co. 5os ST. Ti'n ns sst NA
CoKNER 9th AND $ SITS. Nw-5 stores
lay, sale clause. Properties can be re-
mode1ed g%s.deor to , suit purchaser; Cali M:
nd dE oe eosn sn syepns,
dept, LEO M BERNsTEIN 4 CO, 14i5
k st. NV. ME. 800. A Complete Real
5sis sTsiNEss s'1ss5Gh PsoPhRrY for rent or sale
Medical supply and equipment CO.: Here
tion IS IDEAL M and % has Ss.sxsl Il. . Ysu
may may lease e s or buy :, N ME. sppls, tx 1922
Ioaoe SQUARE hHf FEET, second AsaaS eomSercisl fh
In t Southeast; bIocks from y. 8. Capitol.
poss sss !, 3 !, RHEL6s. EL6 Ma. $500. @. Joseph
iath ST., block Gs2'i from Thomas Circle. firss
10 leases; 3-story, brick, lot IS It. BY 13o
Can e. to MI hez seey ~ q s Ssnp.. Of ts sn
SSpaaaS. 81 o1os.' s' BOSS BOSS siPEi Z PEELPs p
200 sLocK-sYE 5 81 a'x ST. Nw.-s-story a BRICK
St; possession. Caii Mr. Measeli. Nx.
s3ss sSee Evenings yer In and Sunday D1. o7o5.
STSs IA hss; AsHissTos On eIRchE q r. Over
NJ 81 z5s5 5ss5 Ss Soss gs9s rHE fzsHiEas' spa
Sa sr,sE nss Cen scpn second
sTsssls bTs.ss; ssa ss Sally T ssSs
near 18th and N sts.-2 Story brick build
APPROXIMATELY
l1xs2 IT.: 5-rm: and bath apt. above, apt.
now rented $3.50 per month; immediats
possession OF store; 2-car garage; modern
building. hot-water heating system; should
Particularly appeal to automotive trade:
price, S36. 500: This evening cali Mr..
6eaupre. WO 6159. THoS. J. FISHER Is
X ST. NV. between 18th and 19th-3-
story and basement brick building in ex-
n; FabTizie, No: Ss4s. sfsS RE- s@4s. S4seS CON- on
ONE or ARLiNGToN coUNTY's bsu in.
tersectiops-157-ft. frontage unimproved
commercial ground, nearly IA 900 So. It.:
priced under market value. For further
iniormation call Mr.. Wolberg, ia. 1888,
nsi nish SAANs9M NA. ssas. & LucHs CO. 1865 H St.
CORNER on NEW YORK AVE. and 10Th
ST, ST nhwEA / w very valuable business corner:
investment: INV Priced right for quick sale.
For further information call J. Joiles
business property dept. NE. $500, until
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO, l4i5 st.
NV: NE 5400. A Complete Real Estate
CoIoRED-NEAR 18th AND sts. NV;
brick row, three. Broom apts., fun base.
ment, oil h.-w.h.; Sl3,750 Call Mr..
52s5. BOSS g. PHELPS. 1417 K st. NV.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhp.

8 800 DoWN-In Cap. Hsts: Pun price,
ton but could be fixed into nice home
sgkeEss, 25aG x" Pa. ''s.'i ave. Sc" sci FIR asds
NAVY YARD only miles from this small
5-acre farm. y cleared. 5-rm.. frame
home in excel, cond.. barn. 30 chickens,
Ft. Foote rd Ss.950: $4,000 down. T.
D. BURGESS, 1894 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 1902
NEAR ANNAPOLIS. 25 miles downtown
$50 it. South River. besItifuiiy wooded
surrounding countryside. improved 2-story
modern home. B. bedrooms. 3A baths.
panrled :udio-living room, electric kitch-
porch poi h 90 It. long. powder room, Workshop
in basement. 2-car garage, all plumbing
condition, outside fireplace. lighted terrace
equipped and grounds wired for night
illumination. boathouse with 75-ft. wharf
auxiliary cabin cruiser with Kermath ma
rine 90 h.p. motor in perfect condition
and equipped: house fully furnished ex-
eD E pfP Psc seea s Sy .Rg RnsGs sng Rsa. e.
HiSIs AasHssn RExtTY dsS IVY has aS7 room, with eec
tricity and running water on lot 100 by
and 4 rooms with electricity and running
water on On 10 acres z mi. south Of D, c.,
HOUSE AND LOT, ~. acres, on MARYLAND
Phone WA. 4f36 after $50 pm. %
Evening star., 1946-05-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

vhois!sI. vhhGiANII.Store or ONCE. Suitable for
d523 9th st. NV, Apply HENRY SATUS,
sTrENTT16S s19 NsT 6Srk MscHSN,NA sys; HT NA 1882. ~
suitable for filling station and eafase;
main n,n highway Southern Md; rent feason-
sna snie- write G. MILL1SON, Great Mills.
STORE and Office rooms on Wisconsin ave.
near. near s. NV, 2,490 square feet. oil
Wisconsin ave. MI 2lO0 a
WILSON BLVD, near Colonial Village
flrst commercial entire second floor;
lnncIudsd; n 500 per month. OK 0532. "a
md COMMERCIAL :. Small brick house.
vacant, p ldeal for, small business. price $50
STORES, warehouses. ofices: specializing
IN commercial and industrial properties:
VIII build TO suit your reouirements
Stores now available. LOUIS BURMAN,
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STORES FOR RENT.

200 So. feet, suitable any business; aVail.
able May l. MA. 4163. -
aOCkVILLE, MD.-Larse store. 3ox1OO,
available immediately, best location in
town, near Safeway, Peoples, movies. etc
Suitable for any type business. Ia. 41sl.
ROCKVILLE. MD. adjoining thester ana
Sateway store; 30Xl0O-, near public park
Ing lot. WEAVER BROS, INC, Wash.
inston Bldg, d. S3OO. 10
Evening star., 1946-05-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WtAREHOUsE y REogIREMENTS, 25. 900 so.
H. ~; usaoie space 1909 f1reproof, railroad
possession; one floor preferred. but 2 fioors
with elevator acceptable. Ewes and Sun
piys PHE,Ss ssn nj; NJ sesly asdS Or o1os. BOSS 4
:ND COMMERCIAL building or sround
wanted With at least 10000 50. it. Give
IulI GetallS Box 452-B, Star. 3
LARGE COMMERCIAL ART STUDIO wants
approximately $500 to 1000 so ft. house
or once. hrst-commercial zoned; long
guaranteed October; not downtown shop
ping section. AD. Bats till $50 pm;
evenings WO. $500.
RENT STORE OR WAREHOUSE, approxi.
mately 30xs0 it., to be used as combins-
tion once, workshop and warehouse: pre-
Ier lst or top floor. Please call TIE
u299. to 10 an. 8 TO Z d m 6s -
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.

TAKOMA PARK room Johns -Manville
house; large living room, fireplace. hot
water oil heat; near bus.
-Four bedroom bunRalow with 4-room
and bath apt. in basement. 81. 1910.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

steno. Phone.mail sery.
Ice addressing: air-cond once. IiOl
vermont ave. NV, Suite 2O3. DI 314l. a.
WILSON BLVD, near Colonial Village, first
commercial. Large desk, first floor: tele.
phone and mail service; S25 per month.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Downtown, I50 r..
on rr. siding, 10000 so. # real bar.
gam for investor. Act today. RE. 52l6.
FACTORY or warehouse site. 10000 50.
~, oes II. on r. r. side, "a mi. from Dis.
d tticd line. OWNER, Ma. s4S6 or UN.
Evening star., 1946-05-01
SUBURBAN sALe-ylRGIkiA.

country home. Poto-
mac Rockville area, for summer months;
4 bedrooms. 4 baths, servants rooms;
$3.50 per month. Box l32-D, Star. i
Evening star., 1946-05-01

Eitchen, finished attic, det. Earaee; lot
sox2o0; retgr; and stove gas gas heat; Beau III
u nna IS nved this
evening. Quick possession. Directions
out Colesville rd., right on Franklin ave,
Lovely row brick, near Catholic Univ,
Six attractive rooms. . baths. on second
floor; full bsmt, garage. INV h: modern,
Michisan PARK, Conveniently located near m
transp stores, schools, etc, Priced, rea,
opably 10y Eo o sfaXSs maFfe co Gan
K ST. NV NE. 5400. A Complete Real
Estate Institution.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES! Upper Bright
wood. n.w;-To consist OF six lovely 3,, rooms n,
u bsmt gas heat heat These Is ,risk desirable oan
fhs5Ss.iGa hood Near tp trsnsp shoppins schools
You'll be happy and comfortable in this
befstt1l pnvntoSn hGmf locsidn. es til p m ave
fooms bath. full bsmt: Located in excel
sy n bSy soss on todass to
Priced reasonably. CAN now for appoint.
ment to Inspect: Call tin pm u.w 10,
tached brickMWiii be ready in 90 days:
To consist of lovely living room with
eozy fireplace, dining rm.. modern kitchen che
baths, .ioored attic. slate roof. Con Con.
for eo9r ss.3 na and srses0ss s.eon
Cali ciiAfh'0 til ~ = pm. LEO Nj: sERNsTEiSS
& SonSs,e G4 less Real Estate at Inst Ms 04oO
C0LoRED-l3th AND D SITS: N.E:MAlIl: |.
each unit, separate h.-w;h. system; liv.
IL ons ans Gown m ana RrYb
easy monthly instalments, Call NE; l3S;
sfxfFy sitxffn g. Nss sSa YORK n% ave- coM1
Lsrse 3-story brick building in downtoyr
cSs Sest $500 per a 0
ing s9,5O0, $1,000 down.. KAY REALTY
e9Iokkp@SEAR e9, TA;y2E SOLDIERS HOME NJ;
home; oil heat; garase. 81, 900 cash re
TY q9res Cd CA 81 Nj a5oS Cohen with KAY REAL s
C6LoREpMsi%s % NJ ST.. s.E.-Row brick
5 rms and bath, coal INV. heat; price lice
$500 ssGs HAkTAS Il SHS saSf Really ny fep0 iNe 155
eeGd eoToERb1Skik HeRe III r. 18th AND v n.v-s
asan, nformaton %eaf's cali Mr. BE-
G6I6SiREaD-1eoo eo SiRsa BLOCK EYE ST. ne
Red brick. h:-w.h.; very large rooms
especially the kitchen; convenient to trans.
COLORED-SEMIDETAC hr'"t -"
houses, rooms bath; bath. taking kin orders nov
SCOTT 7l1 Florida ave. NV. DE. 15l4
Coz caoGLoR2D--NEAR 18th and D SITS. Ne
2-family row brick, 4 rooms each apt,
bath. 2 stoves. 2 refgrs.: coal INV. heat
sassPq ss9 F. seoG sve se doTP FR esos d until RpsoEss 3
COLORED-s31 18th ST. N.E.-10 rooms
bath, h.-w.h, electricity, garage with un
able price and good terms. Apply S1MOl
BEkoFF. 1908 N. Y. ave. NV, MA. 81 s
or RIA. 1925. p
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY wANTEp
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

AUNT APT. separate heat units; one
must be vacant within 80 days; have
$1,000. Box 445-c, Star. 8.
Evening star., 1946-05-01

MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS - Large formal
house with 2 additional lots fronting on
with large entrance hall, living room. dining
room, library. lavatory, kitchen, pantry and
slassed-in porch; end floor, 4 master bed,
rooms and bath: full attic, full basement
oil heat. and detached garage. The price
is SS5, 900 for all, or will consider ofer
We also have another formal house,
closer IN, in the same @ price range nHIp Ph1ns
CO. INC, Realtors. Est. 1877. 1919 x
st, NV u
Evening star., 1946-05-01

CONTINUED On Next Pase.N
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
Civilian Control Of
Atomic Energy Issue

For days, Nandenberg has been
bombarded with letters. telephone
calls. wires, delegations. He has
known organized mass meetings
were being held and commun'
ity-wide committees OF protes,
were set up in IL large cities. Mrs.
Bell is proud Of that response and
claims what we did made inevita-
Die the revision Of the Nandenberg
amendment"
Maybe the senator was equally
swayed by the reasoning OF Chair
man Mcmahon OF his Senate Com
mittee on Atomic Energy, the only
man OF II who held out against
the Vandenberg amendment. The
Connecticut senator bore down on
the basic American principle of the
subordinatlon OF the military and
that the original amendment was
tantamount to a dual control o: ato-
mic energy with the military ele-
ment in the role OF obstructionist
to the civilian commission.
In the revised version OF the Van
denberg amendment, the military
liaison board Is to be appointed by
the Secretaries OF War and Navy,
not by the President, to advise and
not supervise the civilian commits
sion. The military men report to
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
By ESTHER V. W. TUFTY

This is what Mrs. Rachel Bell.
the aggressive leader OF the march
OF many women. and some men.
against the Nandenherg amend.
ment on control OF atomic energy.
had % say about the revision made
by the Michigan senator himself:
His new proposal gives the mill
tary adequate safeguards in rela-
tlon to its proper function and re-
turns security TO our civilian policy
makers TO whom such matters prop
orly belong"
To swee;en the praise. Mrs. Bell
said in an exclusive interview 1T
cannot be doubted now that Sena-
tor Vandenberg desires complete
civilian control. His clarity.
ing statements made that clear"
Those words took the Michifan
senator of the hottest spot he's
been on in many a day.
Briefly. Mrs. Bell and others who
fear military control said Nanden-
berg's .original proposal was dan
gerous because the military board.
with the last ssy-so. could bypass
our Chiefs OF Staff aud even their
own civilian Secretaries OF War
and Navy. and appeal directly TO
the President"
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
COUPLE ACCUSED

Grand Rapids. Mich.-AP-A 23-
year-old mother and her war vet
eran companion, accused of as
saulting the formers young daugh-
ter, are being held in Jail under
$1,000 bond while awaiting trial
April II. The pair. Mrs. Evelyn
Shay and Harvey NJ. Hubert, 81,
were arraigned Wednesday in po-
lice court before Judge Edward
G.. Burleson on charges growing
out OF the beating of four-year-o
Rose Shay, in serious condition in
st. Mary's Hospital. Both pleaded
guilty to charges Of unlawful coha-
bitation. Hubert waived examina.
ton on an aggravated assault
charge, and plea Of innocent was
entered for the young mother who
stood mute when charged with
cruelty to children.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12

the Secretaries OF Navy and War,
not to the President. Also their
counsel is restricted TO merely mill
tary applications OF atomic energy.
The Washington Post summed up
the editorial opinion in the capital.
q. The original resolution was
the first misstep OF Senator Van
denberg in the tortured history Of
atomic legislation. We remember
him we'll for his vision in proposing
a joint committee OF Congress for a
study OF atomic energy and what
10 do about It"
Actually. this does not mean the
end OF a military threat. After all.
the Mcmahon bill is not through
the Senate yet and there are sena-
tors who favor a stronger military
role. On the House side. the May
Johnson bill, which would police
the scientists, is apt to come up for
debate.
Ten years os research at least
lie ahead Of the scientists who say
they will not continue the work un-
der military snooping.
Involved" said Mrs. Rachel
Bell. rs the very survival OF the
country. really two suryiyals OF
which the physical is the lesser
She referred. OF course. to keeping
intact an American policy that
never until this moment allowed
the military TO determine our policy
even in the realm OF national secur-
ity. The military has been only that
branch OF the government which
executes orders given by the Con-
gress and the President"
The other day, one Michigan Re
publican. William Blackney, Flint,
asked that old age benefits be In
creased in amount due to increased
cost OF living. Now another Mich
igan Republican. Bartel Jonkman,
OF Grand Rapids. has introduced a
bill amending the Social Security
Act TO lower the age OF retirement
from 65 TO so years based princi.
pally on the difficulty Of older peo-
pie to secure employment
Congressman Earl Michener o.
Adrian has brought to the attention
OF the House recommendations pro-
posed by an unnamed constituent
OF practical housing experience
for revamping the rent control act.
They are:
/. Adjust rents up and down TO
set a fair rent.
.. Base rents on costs OF food,
wages, supplies, etc.
3. Let local and state laws govern
evictions.
4. Settle all cases between owner
and OPA IN local courts.
The Adrian Republican has sem
the recommendation to the Banking
and Currency Committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
TO SELL GEAR

Lansing-AP- Confiscated com.
mercial fishing gear including 10
gill nets, $500 floats and 1900
leads and miscellaneous equipment
will be sold by the State Conserva-
tion Department here April "a. The
department said only sealed bids
would be accepted. The gear may
be inspected at the department. S
warehouse at Charlevoix.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12

LONDON-AP- Remaining de-
PENDANTS charged with maltreatins
American soldiers in the stockade
at Lichheld, England, during the
war will be court-martialed at Bad
Nauheim. Germany. the Army has
announced, in order to save time
and money. Final arrangements
for the transfer OF the cases OF
eight enlisted men and eight offic-
ers from London to Bad Nauheim
will be completed about April IL,
Brig. Gen. +. c. Belts announced
Wednesday night.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12

LONDON-INS-British govern
ment circles. although anxious to
resolve the worlds food dilemma,
are determined to resist the
L. S. proposal that Britain cut her
consumption of fats and oils. Sec
retary OF Agriculture Clinton P. An
derson requested Britain and nine
other nations to reduce fat and
oil rations in the interests of stary-
ing areas.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
FIRE PUTS SELF OUT

Lapeer. Mich, apr. li-AP-La.
peer High School officials have dis.
covered the school has its own un.
known but very efficient fire ex-
tinguishing system. Recently a
blaze started In a classroom waste
basket just as classes were being
dismissed. Undiscovered. II ig-
nited an adjacent desk. and burn
ed unchecked until the heat melted
solder that had been used TO mend
water faucet on the desk. A
stream OF water was loosed from
the faucet. putting out the FIRE. But
two inches OF water covered the
floor next morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
TO NAME PLAYGROUND

Muskegon. Mich.-AP-A $4,000
model playground TO be built
here will be named for Archie +.
McCres. editor OF the Muskegon
Chronicle, II has been announced.
Recreation facilities at the field
will include lighted baseball and
softball diamonds. McCrea was an
original member OF the recreation
commission.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12

OTTAWA-INS-A plea OF guilty
to two counts OF making secret in
formation available to Russian
agents was entered Thursday for
Mrs. Emma Woikin. former cipher
clerk in the Canadian External AZ
fairs Department.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12

MADRID ms - An official
Spanish announcement has reveal
ed that II persons will be court
martialled Friday at Alcala de Hen
ares on charges OF activities
against the state. Several of the
accused are former members Of
the Anarcho-Syndicalist Confedera-
tion OF Workers.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
WITHDRAW PlcKETs

Dearborn. Mich.-AP - While
parent and student strikers at the
Brainard School withdrew their
two-day picket lines In favor OF
a "stay-home" strike. the Dearborn
Township School Board prepared
for an early session to give further
consideration to the dismissal OF
School Principal Robert Blasier.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12

SHANGHAI-AP- Chinese na.
tlonal relief and rehabilitation Of
fcials have denied reports that
shiploads OF UNRRA rice have
reached Shanghais black market.
but conceded that large quantities
OF its flour had entered illegal
channels.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
DON'T EVER GIVE UP

SOME OF the most amazing
things that ever happened at q
bridge table come from a plucky
players refusal to give up. No
matter how near 10 hopeless the
case. appears, an imaginative
cardsman may bob up with an
idea which has the barest ghost
OF q chance to work. He tries tt
at the risk Of an additional trick
or so-and usually 1t does not pan
out. But sometimes II does. and
produces a thrill for him which Is
approached only by the discom-
fture Of his victimized opponent.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
TO MANAGE SERVICE

Traverse City. Mich.-AP-- Ar.
thur Wermuth, Michigan war hero
known as Bataan's "One-man Ar
my" has announced plans to man.
age a Chicago flying service. The
former Army major and his wife
Jean arrived here wednesday after
a vacation in Mexico.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
RESIGNS

Adrian-AP-C. NJ Halliday, for
27 years a member OF the Lenawee
County Board OF Supervisors. re-
signed Wednesday on his S5th
birthday.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-12
Fine Points IN Bndqe

trick with the club Q and led tho
diamond 8.
Before playing his A. West did
a lot Of studying. His only chance
appeared to get East In the lead.
But what could East have with
which to win trick? Apparently
nothing. Then examination OF his
own spade suit showed that East
might possibly have the singleton
5. II that was the case. q lead Of
the spade 8 would look to South
as II East had a spade honor. pos
sibly the A. South therefore might
carelessly play the 4 from dummy,
In that event, East could win the
trick with the 5 and return a club
for the deciding run.
That Is Just what happened
South played the spade 4 on the 3
and the 8 won, whereupon the club
return not only beat the contract,
but practically turned South into
q Wild man.
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Evening star., 1946-07-07

/ was walking down the street
Andmi business
l saw a superintendent out
And sta hang a sign reading as folows
rent hot modern kitchen dining
acove- newly decorated 500 Kindly inquire Within"
| grabbed at him and said, Brother
Lam kindly inqurng within
1 will be quite for
To oputup this sign reading as follows:
"a hot modern kitchen dining
alcoye-newly decorated $6O-Kindly inquire wthin'
Evening star., 1946-07-07

Young couples desperately besieging Veter-
ans Housing Bureau for homes. A lucky
young husband bursts in, sings one of Author
Rome's hits. THIS WEEK gives sample of it:
Evening star., 1946-07-07

Won't have to pace the floor
And take big brothers lip.
And no more fighting for
The Sunday comic strip
In a home of our own.
Now we know where we're at;
Now love can get a break.
Oh, what difference that
A little lease can make
In a home of our own
All alone - in home of our own.
MUSIC AND LYRICS BY HARoLI
CQPYRIGHI N. XIIMARK 4
Evening star., 1946-07-07

We've got letter box;
We've got a set of keys.
We've got a door that locks;
Wen live the way we please
In a home of our own.
Wen get a dog and cat,
Perhaps a bowl of fish.
Wen buy a welcome mat
Invite the friends we wish
In q home of our own.