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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-06
Cpl. James StOnehiU
Is Released By Army

Cpl. James Stonehill son of Mr..
and Mrs. Swan Stonehill of East
Elm street received his discharge
from the Army at Camp Hood,
Texas and arrived home Sunday.
Cpl. Stonehill served in the Euro
pean theatre of war and was held
prisoner by the Germans for nearly
four months.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-06
Hold ReUiUaI Services
At Bethesda Church

Union revival services of Bethes-
da Evangelical and Olive Branch L.
r. church are being held at Bethesda
with Rev. Walter Purdy evangelist
in charge.
Meetings, held nightly at o'clock
and 7:3O on Sunday, will continue
until December Is. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jner Basinger of Pandora will be in
charge of music for the services DUR
ing the coming week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-06
Large Audience At
Junior Class PInu

"Best Foot Forward" Broadway
stage success presented by a Bluff
ton high school junior class cast was
witnessed by a large audience at the
auditorium, Tuesday night. The play
is being presented in a two night
run, the last appearance being this
Wednesday night at o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-06
1t. Wade Mun,n,a Is
Home From Far East

1t. Wade Mumma of the Army
Air force is home from overseas
service in the China -Burma-I India
war theatre. He is the son of Carl
Mumma of North Main street.
1t. Mumma was engaged in opera
tion of Army transport planes flying
supplies from India over s'the hump
into China. He expects to be dis
charged soon.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-06
Falls From HdymOlU;
Farmer In HOSDitaL

H. M. Kamerer, Bluffton Route 1,
is a patient in Lima Memorial
hospital as the result of injuries
received in a fall from the haymow
at his farm southeast of town. His
injuries are reported as serious.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-06
Ensign Mack Morrison
Discharged From Navy

Discharged recently from the Navy
at the Great Lakes, ILL.,, separation
center was Ensign Robert Mack
Morrison, of near Mt. Cory.
He is the son of Mrs. Alva Nor
rison and was graduated from Mt.
Cory High school,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-06
1t. Dale Good Is
Home From, Army

1t. Dale Good, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Good of North Lawn ave-
nue. has been discharged from the
Army and returned to his home
here. He was in overseas service in
the European theatre of war.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-06
BluftOn Trio On
Weekly Broadcast

A Bluffton ladies' trio has sue
cessfully passed an addition for
radio broadcasts and will be heard
beginning this week every Friday
night at 6:15 o'clock over Lima
station WLOK.
Members of the trio are Alice and
Lois Oyer and Ethelyn Oyer Rice.
Their accompanist, Bettye Lewis,
will also be heard in piano numbers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-06
Harold Schumacher
Is GiUen DISCHARGE

Harold Schumacher who has been
in service for more than three years
employed at Exeter school, Lafay-
cite, Rhode Island, has received his
discharge. He and his wife, the
former Vera Amstutz returned here
during the past week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1945-12-06
Cpl. Gnrnette FOItz
Gets Army Discharge

Cpl. Garnette Foltz has received
his Army discharge and returned
Sunday to his home on Cherry
street. He was in the service for
three years, 80 months of which
were spent in the European theatre
of war.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
Ark Teachers Take Salary
Ugh to US. Appeals Court

ST. Paul, Mimi The fight of Ne
gro teachers in Little Rock. Arkan-
sas. for equal salaries was carried
to the U. S. Circuit Court of APP
peals for the Sth Circuit here Mon
day. May z.
The Little Rock teachers filed
their original suit February %,
1912. They charged that Negro
teachers with the same training and
experience, performing essentially
the same duties, ar paid less than
white teachers Of tn same grade and
experience. and that this different
ial is due solely to race and color.
h case was tried on its merits
court for the Eastern district Of
Arkansas and on March 20. 1914
Judge Trimb1e decided againt the
Negro teachers and gave judgement
for the defendant school board
From this decision the teachers
are appealing. and their case was
presented to the Circuit Court Of
Appeals here by y. r. Booker Of
Little Rock. and Thurgood Marsh
all, special counsel Of the NAACP in
New York.
As examples of unequal salaries
the lawyers set forth in their brief
that a Negro teacher with 32 years
of experience and an ALB degree is
receiving 1884, whereas a white
teacher with 30 years of experience
between the white and colored ga
cheers with from one to twenty years
of experience, in both elementary
and high school
The Little Rock board Of educat-
ion maintains that all the teachers
are paid on an individual basis
pursuant to a system of merit and
responsibility. but the schedule Of
salaries shows a sharp break on the
basis Of race and color.
The Little Rock case is the sec
ond one in the past seven or eight
years that the NAACP has been
handling these cases in which a
school board has chosen to go as
high as the Circuit Court of APP
peals. which is ~seconly only to the
L ) Supreme Court Ir the other
case. arising in Norfolk. Virginia
the Circuit Court of Appeals brand.
ed unequal salaries on the basis of
race as being unconstitutional
This decision raised the salaries Of
Norfolk Negro teachers a total OF
1929, coo annually. The decision
has been recognized as tile ruling
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
lthern England until he returned

opinion in practically all states and
many boards of education have been
advised by their lawyers not to
fight cases in the courts of
this clear-cut precedent.
The Little Rock board of educat.
ion refused to admit that the Nor
folk opinion applied to the local
situation and elected to fight it out
into the high courts. The Negro
teachers are equally confident and
determined. If the Circuit Court
of Appeals here should decide for
the Negro teachers, legal circles be
lieve that the principle will have
been so firmly established that e.
qualization of salaries will follow
generally throughout the South.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19

York City.
The essays We're adudged the best
of more than one thousand original
entries. They first won prizes as
one of the three top-ranking contri-
buttons to the local contests con-
Quoted by the Negro newspapers
in their respective communities
which qualified them for entry in
the Eational contest. Burns was a
winner in the Kansas City Call con
test and Miss White and Miss Thai
er represented the Norfolk Journal
and Guide. and the New York Am
sterdam News respectively
Special honorble mention went to
ssays submitted by Monroe Blake,
also of Sumner High School Kan
sas City. Kanas and to Leila Brown
Roame of Armstrong High School.
Norfolk, Virginia and honorable
mention was given to: Benice Sing
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19

The delegates also voted to hold
an esay contest next fall on the sub
ject PROBLEMS Of Minority Youth
in Our Community and the Solu-
tons Prizes are to be war bonds
and stamps The meeting was
held in the Church Of the Master.
l22nd Street and Morningside ave-
nue.. and arrangements were made
by Mrs Ruby FL. Hurley, NAACP.
secretary for youth work
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
RESULTS OF NATIONAL HIGH
SCHOOL ESSAY CONTEST HELD
IN CONNECTION WITH NEGRO
NEWSPAPER WEEK

louisville. KY Winners in the
National High School Essay contest
sponsored by the Negro Newspaper
Publishers Association were an
nounced last week by the organic
atoms newspaper Week Commit
tee.
The prize winning essay on the
subject The Negro Newspaper,
Crusader For Real Democracy was
written by James Burns, Jr. sop
homore student at the Sumner High
School of Kansas City. Kansas. Sec
ond prize went to Audire H White
of the Hampton Institute High
School, Hampton. Virginia. Third
place went to Rita Thaler. Morris
High School of the Bronx, New
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
Negro Newspaper Week Essay Contest Won by James Burns of Kansas City, Kan.

Teton. Tulsa, Oklahoma; Arthur j..
Wright, Jr, Bennettsville, South
Carolina; Helen John Maleros,
Brooklyn. New York; Richard Ric-
hards, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania
Henry George Smith, Jr.. New York
City; Eunice Talbot, Pittsburgh,
Pa; Elaine Foster, Kansas City.
Kansas; Alicia Artist. Washington,
D. c.; Thomasina Phillips. Pitts
burgh. Pa. Rena r. Arnold, Wash
ington, D. c.; Mildred Mayfield. At
lanta, Georgia.; Anne Elizabeth
Thomas. Atlanta. Georgia; James
Arthur Cliff. Lorrain, Ohio.
Judging the final group of for
ty-five essays, were: DR.. Harvey Q
Webster. professor of English at
the University of Louisville; DR.. l..
F. Palmer, Department of English,
Hampton Institute and Thomas A.
Webster. executive secretary OF the
Urban League of Kansas City, Mo.
and prominent book reviewer.
The first prize winner will re-
ceive 800 90 in war bonds, second
place will receive SIS 90 in war
bonds and third place winner will
receive $50. 90 in war bonds. The
Newspaper Week Committee of the
Negro Newspaper Publishers Assoc
iation. under whose sponsorship the
contest was held. consists Of the
chairman. Frank L Stanley. publish
er of the Louisville Defender, Thorn
as w. Young, business manager Of
the Norfolk Journal and Guide and
Dowdal H. Davis. Jr.. advertising
manager Of the Kansas City Call
The first effort Of its sort, it is
planned by the publishers group to
make the essay contest an annual
feature of its observance Of Nation
al Negro Newspaper Week.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-19
NAACP YOUTH GROUPS
BACK RACE EQUALITY AT
SAN FRANCISCO

New York. MY .-Resolutions urg
ing a declaration of racial equality
by the San Francisco conference. a
permanent FEPC, and non discrim-
inatory treatment Of returning vet
Grams were adopted by the advisory
council for youth groups Of the
NAACP which met here April 2S-2J
Representatives came from ten
communities and colleges as far
west as Langston university in Ok
1ahoma, and as far south as Paine
college. Augusta Georgia.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

COLORED|S ST. near North Capitol-6
RsLf eoLokEb n5 'end sS5 paIx aH Gtsd fosd nw
store and nice apartment above of 3 large
roomc, tile bath and porch: full cellar and
1a an
MSoRE Mseessla'tsH aE ESQ sso2 payment d. 'Si'
detached, large rooms. bath, hoors' newly ty
iinolegm; liz. a,tl clean TalDsper yaTa With now.
paved driveway; occupy with deposit. Be
doEoRED44oS daa9; hk; 47sS; 9th st. n..-Rov brick
s rms. bath; arcola ,h..w.h. price, se.a5o;
aSRse N2 assss soes iGms home
SSLohdfb-D2ssnwood. p. $500 down,
5.ti Fm sedarms bed ,soxit, kit, screened porch tIsS
SS SSSS4; u Ihe%s. ~ s15S 81 D~ssIS' .a1 ,soa MA
Slf; Rosedaie St. n.sMRos @ s0s Brick. 8 r@s. r1eU
Ssisncs: s45 no MR. pR2IssEsR, Assn EsRs'yss2' s2'
esSa eoIokED@on{s haSs MY Sasj sasS aoxn-s4.s 9th
bRNsR 4ssf s'G sA AoaaRSs s5S fas hon. 0P5 NJ
coLoRED-4oo blk. Eye st. n.e.-Build-
Ts fnti pvats naw tented sshi for ss s
No. 2. 2 rooms, bath: rented for S55 mo.
No. 3, rooms, bath: rented for $50 mo.
gain; $1,000 to S2.5Oc down: price. si0,-
500; Cal AID. 03S3. Ewes; call AT. 1904
real NEAR odern sIn ana hoe ofnda fn ave
deep lot, garage; 1900; substantial cash
required; other property. JOE CURTC
CoIokED, 500 block Va. ave. s.e.; Groom
brick modern home. h.-w.h., cellar. deer
yard: S6.250; terms; many others. JOl
sRooKLxND, 1000 blk. 10Th st. ne
2-family. row brick. 9 rms. 8 porches, 2
stoves. cleo. refgrs:. garage. gas heat;
SH. 794S.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
HOUSES WANTED 70 svY.

IN BETHESDA sECTION-semidetac he'd
or detached, 6.rm; brick; preferred from
Sssa eynsE. g., Box apex, Star.
house. frame or brick, ne. Trinidad Of
18th and 4. Adams Ia sts, of Of sladensburs
PetWortS, IT, BrishtSo,od waitsr 'nse Reed: r con- con-
sissr yT SILVER Spring section oE IL li22 Soo
a. ss oSs4n I 'F:ss ssSei issh iia
WE CAN SELL your property Il located II
i a Gs r ssssE suSkE s.ss
I 52l Il 10th g; nv; Estionsl HdS i957St;
dltion. For immediate results, cali Ma
9729 vc2oRERsATIyE ,s Realty e Irlc. CO. -,
fa aHYr WSEE g who viii GG Bag Ssss cash for
1Sss or sones s. MdeuNa e Sssd AT 4Tsst4ns sso up
value today Our opinion entails no obi.
sssuSnb Ast CO. 50r & NJ TM
Wk 1ss7 pAR p AZ iSi' casa fos n. 8. nan and a..
MTqfTS prHpfeEss sSE 99icE settilements oyNSM
TOP PRICE TOR your house in D. G. o.
snssr syss snsns s. .ely. Rop ssfsan w
2snS Sis2 ~ g. 20 aYs y srSS sTise or
b. 4sos; syss and Sun. dE. $3.50:
HOUSE aaHmss wanted Sisd in good downtown location
STn ~ coqysr'iSsp ps Sss,s to once space for is'
W. WI CAN EEL iYSoya HOUSE, ". can se,
sss saon vSn 5as " IT, n,sols S%n'
sos No. Capitol. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tceu,.)

u 2 Ct
lsDss sssr 'f
AIE aife; eAss sis1! for modern or gR sss;ss
IA e any posf section b If ss4s s5sy MR.
Chevy Chevy CHASE; D; o-srs,sk 5ssk hen. h9Is - ss, &
s5kFEwfsT s5ATX ST. VIZ MAsn1ssroE SA sss
not over $4,000; very large living, room,
PRivArE Il; FATTY will pay cash for g
GAsa Il sse5 a5hSk sPHnf ssTTlEMENf seS
praisals made at your convenience. no
a1EfY fhsss nc CO., gR s5 to shfsT
WILL PAY CASH for home direct from
owner in the Takoma. D. C., area. GE.
EDWIN 1. ELLIS can sell your house #
price Give me trial. sell fast If priced
gifht' gi5 RE- EealtoTi hi46 1910 Vermont ave. RIM
10 BUY Or RENT-Improved or unim-
proved dwelling In or nearby Arlington Co,
EMEbiXTE s0h Wiz vii buy your
home today or sell to cash clients waiting
St Ia pfzffs Esas QUICK IL
FROM OWNER-Army 1t. will pay $4,000
down payment for 3-bedroom modern house
kdo ICdt, INV. UI HC. oCCtlou, ClooC W
transp.; price not over $4,000 Box 66-M
PETwoRTH. BRIGHTwooD. Chevy Chase
for cash home buyers You never before
have had as desirable selling market. SO II
you are thinking Of selling Ia the near
future, take advantage OF this spring mar
ket and profit thereby; Eficient, expert,
enced and courteous sales organization viii
serve you. Call eve. or Sun. Georgia 1900
1. T. GRAvATrE. Reaitor, MA. 0753. 729
b. no'c {. PROPERTY WANTED !white or col:
oredg; l purchase or I sell for you. JOE
GHaEHH WaNf2D, rT TBUSSG222Low OR HOUSE. brick
Hs.s M shss; under $500 ss,oSo IA s5s7: :. .>
tive purchasers inquire of our ofice
before buying. Colored properties in any
section. Call for appraisal. Prompt
service. Quick sales. Cash or terms
JAMES E. SCOTT. III Fla. ave. NV. DE
1913, DE. 1914. Established 1926.
COLORED-Want house in Brookland OF
doctor: will pay all cash. MI. O044
COLORED-House, any size. any condi-
tion: full cash price. Please call IA. 6237
or MA, 1865.
COLoRED-Wanted in upper NV. section
10 rooms, 2 baths, in f1rst-class condition,
auto. h.-w heat preferred. Call MR.. PECK,
Evening star., 1945-04-29
SUBURBAN sALe-MARyLANp.

KENSINGTON vIEW-Ultra-m5 5dern brick
home, hot-water heat. oil burner. extra
large lot. young orchard near transporta-
ton: garage. For further information
ean kensinstop 771-R between and
SILVER SPRING. most desirable ?.
room, 2la-bath Cape Cod-type brick house,
IN new condition, large living room, are
place dining room, kitchen. bedroom and
noor Separate entrance); full basement,
recreation room. laundry and boiler room,
weather-stripped. copper spouts and
screens. Venetian blinds. slate roof, oil
hot-water heat, Gear garage built In;
corner lot 72x135, stone retaining wall,
fruit trees, grapes and flowers, small
chicken house; located at 701 Wayne ave.
best section Silver Spring; convenient TO
fse schools snd 1S prss
CO. NE. $3.50. 81. ssae. e " A "
OPEN 4:3O TO 7-5400 Emerson st..
Rogers -3.bedroom asbestos shingle
bungalow. in excellent condition, LYING
room, dining room and lovely kitchen;
screened front porch; hot-air conditioned,
coal: dry basement, stationary tub: built
In garage; large corner lot; close to every.
thing; hing own owner e has s to leave. For quick sale
nov now THi Nj, Vsisnti, Ho. oo4s, With 3. s
aaaYAT1TsVMIE, aa MD.@s % rms, brick. plus
den and recrea. rm.; hot-water ht. with
trees. shrubs, flowers. Near bus, park.
stores, schools. churches. Inspec. after I
Rsa sgnaaI Hntonr Price ,t pS Siqsoos W. sssS SS
loOntinusd on Next Pass.)
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Observation-Disclosures Eng suburban with
yrs. old, detached, with shrubbed lawns,
easement windows. hdwd hs., oil ht., IN
ished rec rm.; So 1000 down.
Observation-Disclosures Colonial with open
fireplaces, 6 r.. tiled b., h.-w.h.; $4,000 dn
400 blk. Newton-3 full bedrms. with
ample closet space, tiled b., front and rear
porches, oil ht., storm windows.
Harvard mr.. 13th-Semidet. brk., r.
2 b., oil ht., finished attic, basement, gar
500 blk. 5th n.e.-Brk. Colonial, r.:
1900 blk. 12th-3 apts. OF r., k..- b. ea
1900 blk; Swami st;-6 r, b.; S4,750;
400 blk. 1rvins--Brk. Colonial. 8 r.. tiled
ISoN, RE 1897; Sun, Ho. -5131.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

COLORED-l20O blk Summer I'd. s.e.-lo
rooms, 9 baths, ami. INV h. arranged for
2 families: lot. SO by 10 feet: priced for
quick sale
h.-ah; nice basement; price. $4,000 and
81 800 cash.
1900 blk. 10Th st. n.w.-14 rooms,
condition; price and terms upon applica-
| tion.
27OO blk. 18th ST. ne-Cor property in
1st commercial zone: arranged in 3 COM
piete apts.: price and terms upon appica-
| ton For further information apoly at
| 1910 M St NV. or phone Miss Bryant
DI. 1888 Mr. Grigsby. GA. $3.50; Mr.. Lee
Evening star., 1945-04-29
SUBURBAN RENr-vlRelkiA.

BEVERLEY HILLS, Sl1 Chalfonte dr.
minute. % ." io-cent % bus l line; i newly fnished;
large semiprivate bath with shower; per.
manent; $50 month. Temple 5044.
cheap rent, Phone oxford 1882 after
Z pm. 29s
b-ROOM HOUSE and garage at Mclean.
Va for couple, $50 per month. Phone
HATCHIK, Elmwood S34 90
Evening star., 1945-04-29
COLORED-PARK ROAD HOUSING CO,
DE. ITO. FIR. 4765. Ii 1863, DU. 4027

COLOkED-PARh ROAD HOUSlNI W:
DE. ITO. FIR. 4765. Ii. $3.50, DU. 4027
Corner brick, NV, . apis. plus recrea-
tion rm. in basement: moderate price.
Upper 1lth-3 brick homes of r.. X.
b. each, h-w h, full basement; down pay.
ment from 81 400,
Near Howard University. brick home, Z
large rooms. full basement; good condi.
ton; 81 .45O down.
1900 blk. B ne. brick, 6 r.. b., INV h..
yard; will decorate; $1,000 down.
Harvard st. 8 rooms on two floors. ex-
ira room in attic. oil heat: 5000 down.
ST. near North Capitol. brick. e large
rooms. h.-w.h.. bath; owner occupied
ST. $50 down.
h.-w.h, bath; S6.950.
Detached brick home. 8 bedrooms. liv.
ing room, music room, 3 baths. hardwood
floors, freplaces. wide stairways. verands,
porches copper piping, suffers and spouts
slate roof. oil heat. luxuriant shrubbery;
$3.50 So It, of grounds; select NV. sec
tion: down payment. $4,000.
Vacant. not row house, spacious
rooms, tiled bath, h. w h, large windows
on south and west sides; yard with flowers.
trees, shrubs. detached garage and paved
driveway: fine neighborhood.
COLoRED-Brookland. 27l4 18th St
rooms: vacant; oil heat.
1900 block Girard st. ne.-6 beautiful
oIl heat MI 0OAa
Evening star., 1945-04-29

COLORED-7o0 block Princeton pl. NV.
tfirst showing)-6-room modern brick resi-,
dence; h.-w (coaD heat; h.w. floors; 3
porches; garage; ami: price. S11,500;
brick semidetached residence; bath; gas,
cleo hot-air heat; inclosed porch upstairs;
price 81 $50; down payment. $1,000.
semidetached residence: bath, gas. cleo:
hot-air heat: inclosed porch upstairs; price,
$3.50; down payment, $1,000.
700 block Fairmont ST. n.w.-6-room
modern brick residence; front-back porches;
INV. (Arcolal heat; price, Ss,500; down
payment $1,000.
400 block Newton pl nw-6-room mod
ern brick residence; hot-air heat 'front.'
back yards: ami; price, $4,000; down
payment. $1,000. J. H. GREENE, 715 Fla.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

S.s sosi ss l:s s1ss5o s. 7so rPs Ell
aoxn ncISdina fSS Ss's ssttlemeni @ ehaes
and title fee; possession guaranteed: mus
sief iSd w 1oS O ec. Er,sn sSsS g. 5Rs
REALTY CO., oil 9th st. NV. DI. 1881
dear eie Broofiana. the eaPsistars - mos
exclusive section-7 rms, bath. oil heat
coIoREp@sa, Colo Ed 800 terms; ms go go block 14tt
St ne Possession SPACIOUS rooms bath
s%fs o
sS5saesss es S};t y St with only
coIoREbIspesdy Ed 81; S9i' sale authorized ,,
n eeaaon terms
alsstins. baths: +. ". is K. eil DSrnss; a con:
coOper oO e
ton; deal s nor icr 'H siris dormtory. @ guest:
stantisl, cash. balance like rent; inspec.
t1E ti0n oRhT daily By appointment Hobag. s7Is
COLORED-A big, beautiful detached brici
home; "A rooms, 8 baths oil heat; hard
s Teod shrnbbrs
distinction; only previous owners; $4,000
coIoREpLope1 eSMa e1 today pa 47ce is.5 14o4 st
nsae.-Don't fail to see this lovely home
shown for the first time this substantis
terms. Leo NJ. sERSsTE1N TEN l. 'iSo CO. Me M
~, 541o opzh I4b5 st. nv w.. ,n.,o... ,or.,
blilt-in garage. Open from to 5 Sunday
GoIoREP@I,o Blk. =. MeEss s. sso5 ne-e. 80,
cail 5a p5 owRER nj b. Df as5g sg77'o' $500 dG.n
OLORED--Brookland. 2714 18th St. ne
hess' ssoS M olSSa $751; 18th St n.e-e rooms OF
COLORED--4705 DIX st. n.e-6 rms:
bath. h.-w.h. oil burner; S6,5O0; Sl.20(
.ba9s, 5So s,Get ss hoo srd st. s.e.-st0rs and fla
less ssSG fSrnsae s.h s. ss,sSo nxe rms BATH pipe
1895 You st. NV. No. 49o7. ''''
CoLoRED-columbia Heights NV; rms
and bath semidet. brick. h.-w.h., cement
session D' IN 80 DAYS days or p'; with Title Ase D's
3-story. bay window brick, bedrms.
saaHh sgRlaIne9' wHPLE seeoe'. co p H ssts 4e4 MNN
Dix 81 's9R' tins .ayeisnfR
kitchen and bath; A $rd d. rooms Kitchen
and bath; church in front, store in rear
2100 blk: Newport pl, n.w.-Briek:
rms. bath. full basement: h.-w.h. THOMAS
and ewes. AT. 1927, ask for Mr.. Jackson
COLORED-We have several houses, 8
rooms. in upper 11th st: NV. with down
payment as low as 1880.
Near 1st and SITS. n.w.-6 rooms,
h.-w.h., Gear garage; q good buy; $500.
Near Howard Uniy.-6 rooms, full
~ ant. ~
Isoo oloeS ocwh Rossdsie ssfe neS rooms,
basement, front and rear porches: 81 600
down. Ask for WTTHERSPOON. DU. 4027
or DE. ITO.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
A CHARMING RESTORED FARM HOUSE.
90 miles from Washington, Potomac River
frontage: large living, room, dining room.
bedrooms, 4 baths, servants room,
paths: cows If desired. MI 3724.
Evening star., 1945-04-29

COLORED, houses, 3542 18th st. NV, ar
ranged as apts., 2 baths.
1342 Que ST.. n.w-Semidetaehed, 3-
story basement brick; price reduced for
quick sale.
2200 block Of NJ st. nw-Two houses,
each 10 rooms and bath; zoned 2nd COM
mercial.
For information call Harry Dreisen.
Ia RQ02 or MURRAY co 1896
Evening star., 1945-04-29

COLOKED-Among The houses 1 have fol
sale this list comprises but few Of them
spection today from . to s. 1t consist,
OF, II rooms; 3 complete apts;. 3 modern
colored tile baths, and modern; coloree
throughout; detached brick. with adjoining
lot; double brick garage; Come and see
almost the price OF Groom house This
opportunity only comes now and then
mostly then.
brick. ami; 81 800 down.
Nr. 18th and You, l7room house, suit
able for a small hotel only S3,500 down
ami; $1,000 down. And also have q few
houses that can be bought for lower down
payments Don't miss this opportunity
Contact US before you buy. II is worth
while. F. NJ. BELLo REALTY CO., DI
Evening star., 1945-04-29

Colonial brick. tiled bath, h.-w.h.. full
cellar with built-in garage. Price. S7,950;
1900 down.
Colonial brick. tiled bath, h.-w.h., full
basement excellent condition; terms Cal
til 8 pm, EDWARD L. WILLS CO., 70s
Eye st. NV DI 0l34
Evening star., 1945-04-29

COLORED-426 Manor pl. NV: 7 rms.
bath, sleeping porch, full basement, oil
heat: terms
429 Manor pl. n.v.-6 rms. bath, h.
a.h., full basement, garage, yard.
3100 14th st. n.e.-6 rms, tiled bath
recreation rm, garage, h.-w.h.; corner
property; terms.
we have many other nice homes in al
sections Of the city. La SALE REALTY
CO. Ma 3S44
Evening star., 1945-04-29

BEAUTIFUL detached stone home, upper
! 10th st; 13 rooms, 3Ha baths: automatic
heat; 2-car garage partly furnished; all in
Al condition: price. $4,000: good terms
IA rooms, 3lz baths; oil heat; brick: near
l4th and Rhode Island ave. NV; suitable
| for doctor or organizat ton: price, SlS.75O.
! THURM g. SILVER, 90s 10th ST. NV. Ma
| 1854