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Evening star., 1945-09-04

pink nightgown-the costliest in her
trousseau. But he doesn't even see
these things. His eyes travel down
from her hair to her face. And
her face is like a leper's, as white
as snow
when the first shock passes, he
realizes that this is the way she is
going to look to him every night of
their lives. He has heard about
curriers' and cream. But until he
married, no woman had dared to
show them to him His mother, his
sisters, etc, have been too anxious
to preserve his good opinion. His
wife. on the other hand. feels free
from the start to behave naturally
"On that very same night, some
lawyer in Reno orders a case of
expensive champagne. He knows
he can afford it, all right. Members
of the legal profession, out there,
are assured of living on the fat of
the land just as long as curriers'
and cream are made and wives al
lowed to buy them"
OF course, the authors eXaggerate
a bit-and we're sure that most of
you have better sense than to ap-
pear as the above-but it's true
that even pretty woman can man
age to deglamorize herself at bed
time. Enough of that puts any
marriage on the skids.
Ann Delafield of Success School
fame-Says that the answer to this
Evening star., 1945-09-04

getter, and so on? For none of these
matrimonial candidates deliberately
deceived the party of the other part.
They didn't put on an act. They
didn't try to camouhage their faults,
and any man or women who wasn't
stone blind could see what he or she
was getting.
The explanation is that somehow
some way, every man and woman
cherish the delusion that they are
miracle workers who can, as the old
proverb goes, make a silk purse out
OF sow's ear. They have seen hun
dreds of other people try it and fail,
but it hasn't shaken their faith in
their ability to turn the trick.
Il knew my wife was cold and un-
demonstrative when I was courtine
her" says the heart-starved huS-
band, "but I thought that after mar
riage I could change her into being
loving and affectionate, but she has
gotten more aloof as the years &C
by until she is almost a human ice
berg" l knew my husband drank
but 1 thought / could cure him OF
the habit after we were married. ;
Il knew my husband was a philan-
derer, but I thought he would settle
down after marriage, and that ]
could make him love me SO much he
wouldn't look at other women" q
knew my husband had never sue
ceeded in anything he undertook
but thought l could inspire him to
be ambitious" So go the sagas OF
the unhappily married.
And nothing else in the world is
more pitiful or more true than that
nothing causes so much misery, so
many broken hearts, so many di-
vorces as that men and women pick
out their mates for one thing and
expect to turn them into something
else as soon as they are married.
For marriage doesn't change peo-
pie. 1t just makes them more so.
Evening star., 1945-09-04
Readers Clearing House

M. of Silver Spring is THE FRS
Snowfall" by James Russell Lowell
1t may be found in many collections
including Bryant's New Library o
Poetry and Song" The lines quotee
are the concluding ones. The poem
itself is rather long.
(From NJ. w. p, Arlington.J
"The First Snowfall by Jane,
Russell Lowell, may also be found ir
THE Best Loved Poems of the
American people"
X x
BASIL.
From m F. M, Washington.)
Though some time has passed
amid pouring rain and growing gar
denS, I am nonetheless deepl,
grateful to kindness given re sweet
basil A beautiful growth and q
fragrant one. Seems insect proof
grows tall, clean, erect, dignified
has much character. BY chance
used it with sardines with tomato
sauce, bread, potato, onion-one-dish
dinner. Delectable and I just could
not eat enough of it! Have tried
drying. Takes longer than mint as
it is more succulent. Meeting an
English teacher I gave her all my
spare plants during the constant
rain, since those plants that became
crowded out by coxcombs withered
to a few leaves. I had transplanted
IN May from early March seeding
Purchased seed at hardware store.
If I had address of lady who so
kindly answered I could mail her a
package of dried leaves if I have a
surplus.
If any one knows, please, I would
like to know if there is any connec-
ton with the herb and the beautiful
oil picture The Pot of Basil" The
story, as I know it, does not bear
this out.
Evening star., 1945-09-04
Dorothy Dix Says

Getting married is the most i'm
portant act of our lives, for on how
it turns out depends our happiness,
our prosperity and our health, yet
it Is the only thing we do in which
we pick out one thing when we want
and need something entirely differ
ent. No man would invest his all
in fancy limousine if he expected
to do heavy hauling with it, nor
would any playboy buy truck in
which to 60 joyriding.
intelligent people marrying women
and men who are totally untitled to
be the kind of wives and husbands
they desire. We see highly culti-
waited men marrying girls who have
never read anything but the society
and beauty columns in the news
papers. Domestic men marrying
girls who are allergic to the kitchen
and whose idea of perfect bliss is to
spend all their evenings il night
clubs. Men who need wives who will
be working partners with them
marrying sickly, neurotic girls who
will be nothing but doctors bill
And we see girls who want secur-
ity in marriage blithely stepping to
the altar with drunkards. We see
girls who want husbands they can
trust marrying philanderers. Girls
who want husbands who can give
them good homes and a comfortable
living marrying lazy, no-account,
ne'er-do-wells who have let their
mothers take in boarders to support
them.
And as we observe these misfit
marriages and perhaps reflect upon
our own, we wonder why they did it;
why the bookish man didn't marry
a bookish woman: why the man who
loves to eat didn't pick out a good
cook: why the girl who wanted
good provider didn't select a 60
Evening star., 1945-09-04
Aid for the Deaf Child

Parents of deafened child fire.
quently come to two false con-
clusions: First, that they are the
only parents who have a handi-
capped child: second. that the mat
ter is something to be ashamed Of.
Actually, the simple fact is that
their child is normal child with
imperfect hearing, and not a child
incapable of handling himself.
1t helps a great deal simply to
Evening star., 1945-09-04
POEM.

From Mrs. E. G.. S., Takomd Park.
The poem requested by Mrs. F. B.
Evening star., 1945-09-04

ing has inaugurated course for
parents of deafened children be-
tween the ages of and 7, in an
effort to offer both this professional
advice, and a chance for parents to
"let their hair down" in mutual help.
Understanding Of the problem by
the parent is valuable to the parent.
1t is of even greater value to the
child.
Roughly, the course will cover the
following topics: Hearing health, lip
reading, psychological differences
and readjustments, methods of
teaching, hearing aids. speech cor
rection, music and ryhthm. and out
side helps.
Educational facilities available to
hard of hearing children in the Dis
trict will be covered Also, litera-,
ture dealing with the problems Of
the deaf is made available, or par
ents are referred to sources where
it may be secured
The society's consultant, in CO.
operation with the D. G. Health
Department and the public schools,
will conduct the course. The six
week course begins Thursday, Oc-
tober q, and will be held every
Thursday morning, from 10 to II
O'Clock. 1t will be given at the So
ciety's headquarters, 2431 Fourteenth
street NV. A similar course was
conducted successfully by the con-
sultant last year on the West Coast.
The lessons are free of charge, and,
since attendance is limited prompt
registration is necessary. Registra-
ton blanks may be secured by writ
ing or by calling Columbia 1885.
In addition to the work for the
preschool child, class in lip read
ing for high school students opens
September IS. Aid to the elemen-
tary school age, from approximately
7 to II years Of age, may be secured
through the public schools.
A class in lip reading for adults
opens September 6, and one in
speech training begins October 10.
The society is also the social gath
ering place for the hard of hearing
in the District and vicinity. Aside
from its various classes, it offers aid
to all interested individuals. The
Offices are open from l to daily.
3 to on Saturday, and other hours
by appointment. The organization Is
a member agency of the Commu-
nifty Chest and Council of Social
AGENCIES
Evening star., 1945-09-04
SUGGESTIONS:
REQUEST?

fFrom Mrs. B. C. R., Rockville; Md. }
I would like to submit to your
fine page few hints and also make
a request for help.
Adhesive tape on cracked dishes
make them last much longer. I have
used 1t on Saucers, cereal dishes
plates and sugar bowl lids, and
washed them time and again with
out it coming off. Not advised for
cups or bowls.
With soft lead pencil write the
name of each piece of your patterns
that have only a perforated letter
to indicate the pieces, such as ::
Waist front, size IL. No. 3749
I have been doing this ever since
my little girl decided to make a
dress" and got about a dozen
patterns mixed. 1t helps lot, too. if
you have to go back to something
you forgot to mark.
A potato peeler makes an excel
lent cheese slicer.
Put 2 tablespoons of cornstarch
In cup, fill with flour. This is
equivalent to l cup of unsifted
cake flour. Sift three times.
Sprinkle a bit of salt along with
your sugar and cream when eating
shredded wheat. Improves the
taste.
When fresh peas are scarce sep
arate the tender pods from the
tough ones. Using only the tender
ones SNAP" the pods inward and
peel out the inside tough lining.
The tender green outside is then
broken in tiny pieces and cooked
right along with the peas. This is
well worth the extra time it takes.
Now for my request: Our bath
room hot-Water spigot and outside
cold-water spigots make such
noise when turned on that they
sound as though they were going
to jump right out of the walls. This
doesn't happen if turned on full
force, just when turned on gently
or moderately. They do not drip,
SO don't believe they need washers.
What can the matter be? Does
any one know?
Evening star., 1945-09-04

Contributions and requests
must be accompanied by the
sender's full name and address.
We will withhold both and use
only initials. Please address
mail to the Readers Clearing
House, Woman's Page, The
Evening Star, Washington 4.
Views expressed in the Clear
ing House are not necessarily
those of The Star, and as it is
obviously impossible for us to
test all recipes submitted, we
cannot assume responsibility
for them.
Betsy CasyeH.
Evening star., 1945-09-04

if your hair is too fine, your perma-
nent too old or your hairdo too de-
manding and the curriers' are a
MUST, here's the answer. Get
your hairdresser to teach you how
to make professional pin curls (any
good hairdresser will do thatD
which will last twice as long as
curriers'. Then tie a pretty colored
net round the pinned portion, end
ing all in big whoosh of a bow on
top. If this isn't your type, try
pastel chiffon. And if you think this
is too much trouble, remember it's
all lot easier than contemplating
divorce!
Evening star., 1945-09-04
By Peggy Roberts

Put your spare time to good use
by making these simple slip covers.
You are shown, step by step, exactly
how to make them.
Pattern envelope contains full di-
rections for making covers for diff
ferent types of furniture; construc-
ton drawings, diagrams and mate
rial suggestions.
Our 60-page multicolored book Of
Needle Arts containing five free pat
terms, and many other suggestions
for dressing up your home and your
self is now available. Send your re-
quest for this book to the address
listed below, inclosing 20 cents in
coins to cover the cost and mailing
charges.
Send Is cents (coin) for Pattern
No. R2l92 to Needle Arts Dept, The
Washington Star, P. o. Box 172,
Station D, New York 3, N. Y. Please
include your postal zone number.
Evening star., 1945-09-04
REMOVE NAIL POLISH?

(From Miss B. J. c., ArIington.)
Can any one tell me whether or
not it Is possible to remove finger
nail polish from. a washable cotton
dress? I have washed 1t several
times, but the polish persists in
staying in.
HINTS.
(From Mrs. J. A. W., Nurses Home,
State Sanatorium, Md.l
Crushed graham crackers make a
tasty addition to plain ice cream
when placed on top.
When the steel wool gets down to
small pieces place it in snap
clothespin and hold it by the sides
OF the pin. 1t can be used a while
longer.
A nice plan for Christmas gifts:
Slip your incest geraniums and pot
In any kind of container. Also pot
up a few extra nice petunias
them of about 10 inches from root.
About two weeks before Christmas
repot your individual plants (Which
should be ready to bloom) into pretty
pots or containers which are plenti-
full IN the dime stores, and you have
a lovely gift. I often use odd cacti
cuttings and plant them in fancy
cup and saucer SETS Parsley, too,
can be arranged this way.
Evening star., 1945-09-04
By Betty Miles

come in contact with other parents
with similar troubles, and to learn
ways in which they successfully
solved these problems. 1t helps a
great deal. also, to seek professional
advice, and answers to the various
questions which hearing deficiency
IN child produces. The Washing
ton Society for the Hard of Hear
Evening star., 1945-09-04

When Lilly Daehe introduced her hairnef in 1914 the
prevailing hair fashion the long fovins glamour bob
The made the effect bretier because it ,eas neater
NoW even those who their hair ub often add the
chic of net. Here Barbara Bron of United rfisfs
shocs hop she covers her Grecian curls ,pi seauin
sbrinkled net
Evening star., 1945-09-04

used with sheer or lame blouse, or
vice versa and cut a new blouse or
jacket from the velvet to wear with
black skirt.
New ties or bows for bedroom cur
tains, with matching bow and drape
swag on dressing table, and one or
two Of those boudoir pillows referred
to above, also narrow rolled edge
and bow on the bed lamp, if you
like "frills."
Bags with drawstrings for eve
ming shoes ad infinitum, but
guess you have that dress used up
by this timer
X X X X
CORN ROAST?
From Mrs. J. T. P, BetheSdd.)
I would like so much to have some
hints on giving corn roast. All
details, please.
Also any outdoor games suitable
for grownups. Something you could
give prizes for.
X
POEM.
From Mrs. E. G. S., Takond Park
The poem requested by Mrs. F. B.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
HOUSES WANIEp no REM.

3-BEDRoOM unfurnished house or apt
IN NV; Wash, nearby Va. or Md. ME.
sGsiNEssMzs. sisa Ess; AZ local. a-s bedroom 10 un-
fgrp fMp MR hqpss, "a ne or Sc. pref. MIR. NIL
HoGsE on APT. ga bedrooms. unifurn.,
Dupont 81 e circle. % Oh. ass aS4s g. '''s''''' 'f0"
ENGLISH GoyERNMENT WORKER, wife
and children. want house Or apt, furn.
transp. to Friends School: up up to $15o il
AF4Es afss fslasfs GH sooae ssso and wifi.
near Pentagon. Phone Republic 900.
Ext. 2606. before 8 pm 14s
FROM OWNER-3 bedrooms, center hall,
Law. on 1st A.; American U. or Chevy Chase,
D. c.; $4,000 to $4,000. ia. 1858. 49,
ON L0NG-TERM LEASE - Naval of1cer.
wife and 2 children desire 3-bedrm. un-
furnished house with yard, 500 or under.
Northwest or Alexandria. Phone WI. 1898
ewes
PERMANENT CIV. COUPLE wants 3-bed-
room unfur. house Northwest section or
suburbs; youngest child s. Call MA. 1910,
$40 to 5:15. or OR. 1888. 20'
NAVY COMMANDER and wife desire fur
nished apartment or house for two or
three months; excellent care guaranteed,
Republic 400 Ext. 2S44. 49,
gnfTPnishsd fur 2,bsdroom 3 S house: AID; s2sa.
ton Wi Will pay pay up to $3.50 month. AT.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

WE HAVE 12 or Is good cash customers
Who esn nos 1und the nsse ahfg wish
have asked us to nnd it for them. II you
have nice modern home in Silver Spring,
si3 600 that you l. can deliver I'm in 50 to 60
day days there Is q good chance We can sell It
SSsssli 'yiiisss. E Iso = koIS' ne 1857
den on lst floor. in GOOD n.w. location:
wanted by private party; will make quick
decision and pay all cash. Phone ia.
FROM owNER-6-room detached brick
hSuse ha In In ny 2. c. or virsinia' all cash
BUNGALOW from owner occupant good
client. S. NJ -oRRIsoN. RA. 54i8. 49,
$4,000 10 $4,000. Detslls sGs to Box 4Ss-c, Ss,
We VIZ CAN SELL Youx HOUSE. W. can ret
sasn .ant Hohpaass s5sd u Re.soas
s2 cass II s6asss SfRs 70! c.s1 sna Nd property
y y sS ss's'; sssi ES' Rhsa: :s
& WE fAI AT AL cxsH, ioS ne. c1Ps, and IS: ::
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aa Hsnn m 90 1859 Sy' .1e; p G and Sr san d
aE ssVf CASH SuIER5 S5ss s.ntar
Ia AnssSR sn ehfs afss1' 5s!Ri
ME eaE sEn Fl Fob, hS, H5bss 81 HI and
free appraisal: plenty clients waitinE, for
sa'ss Or TA iess ssss T B. TSrHg Il % son, M sYs sYs
fkfVaTE fshRsdH Si FAIRY nT will pay cash for your
modern house; no brokers or SPECTATORS.
ne We asSiR cAS SELF Star YOUR HOUSE a. it. full
sas satIon '0asS ASK for MP nsn s Wm OOH
Sss FEST c4 Sfs 1SG Isia nsr'0E' 81. s't.s
YOUNG COUPLE desperately want a good
house, preferably in Northwest section;
would consider investment property. 81.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS wanting homes
in Arlington and nearby Virginia; ap-
R1SsRsEsE ylsaIe' Len seahss hwy e2 z1f
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We win buy your
home today or sell to cash clients @ st full
STERfcaS SS1Sk RI issl iusvERsIa1p YHs r.al.y
town, Chevy Chase: J,d !, LEO S, q HoLB. INC,
HOME oWNERswYou name your price
YOU. For prompt: sfnsispt. courteous :sfy:
MzNfEp. KEAEHH Go c22oMFs ht'a II Chevy Chase. D. c
as MAJ M our nSssa rs ssf I psyns si.s TOP s % s
services Of experienced sales organization
Is W. goo su7 9aS 'iSas iSss
siii Shall SELL NY HOME aow. II you
request q personal and confidential inter-
view we will, after ascertaining all facts
advise you as to your best interests This
service is without obligation. PHILLIPS
3 CANDY, INC, Realtors. MA. 1900, 101s
BUNGALOW needed in Bethesda area
brick preferred. GRAHAM-HALL. realtors
HAVE A CASH BUYER for small home in
or near Silver Spring. MODERN REALTY,
S403 Ga. ave. SH 1884
cHRvY CHASE, d. C.-Detached. modern
home, 8 or 4 bedrms.. 2 "a baths EN-. 9551
If You HAVE q, nice home Of or more
rooms you wish to sell situated in good
NV location in the District or MARYLAND
suburban area, please phone ia. 1902.
HAVE YOU HOME for sale under ST.
500 of which you can give possession in
80 days or less for all cash? Phone now.
Mr. Whiteford. McKEEvER 4 WHITE
!, FORD; 1914 Kst; nv EnRI RI e79e; 49,.
or 8 bedrooms or larger; ne. section
near Lincoln Park. VIII pay all cash. OR.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
SUBURBAN sAlE-NARYLANp.

WILLIAMS REAL NEsTATEBrick .bunga-
low, rooms, LARGE living room with dre-
place. fully irsulsted; large lot; immediate
Union 1900. Open Sunday and evenings
until .. 3700 RladensburG I'd,
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE.4,rm. brick
Knoll. Nd; Very large living room. kitch-
full basement. Only yrs old. Close tb
bus and school. Price. $500. CAN MR..
HOLLOW Sligo 5000. Open evenings
WILLIAMS REAL EsTATE-rwo lovely s.
room brick bunealows in nice sec. of Ia
koma Park, Md. Both located on large
corner lots, One oil heat. one gss. Both
located to every need. Price,
So, 800 and $1,000. Call Mr.. HOLLOW,
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-silver sprinF:
Ssroom brick hunEaloy: full basement; onIy
1901 ;sg., SSo1 oscrsts 4 aye % Open sveninss; .
In Silver Spring--2 bedrooms. comb. liv-
ing dining room with fireplace. corner lot,
patio With fssplase, 5000 down. .Gsdl Gsll
SOL Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGIklA.

FOUR-BEDROOM BRICK COLONIAL on 9
Church. eS u. This home eS' was Built y approxs
imately years ago and Is In immacniate
one psn.led V
from other bedrooms which can be used as
combination suestroom and study; storage
@ s otehsn srse
Ing room with areplace. large dining room,
Venetian blinds and awninss, paneled rec
rsasion room With 5epases ana t1lsS Haase nooi
sVsiasie pec u.s. PRICE. with
substantial sash For apRontRen't Fgs'i,.,ts to
Agent, 8 am. to pm, Falls Churcn
new new BRICK HOMES. Falls Church, Va: a
baths I immediate occupancy. large lots.
fireplace, full basement. air-cond heat;
space for additional rms. upstairs. 2nd
iSas Seas on and sl00f Fails
Ghasss sRE saSt qStR er FANNY T slo OUT to see tn.
California brick rambler on an acre Ct
complete privacy and commanding a val
ley yss ,. The irst iSor boasts cast III living I'm
ing dining rm. The kitchen Is spacious
with modern range and refriserator;
large handsomely papered bedrms. flank .
roomy End noor that could be converted
into 2 bedrms. and bath with very little
effort. The basement otiers game ,.,inSrn room
trays. outside entrance. bnilt-in garage.
A row Of stately cedars Is your windbreak
at the rear Of this charming home, All
this for only S13,950. Reasonable terms.
For further information c9M ARLINGTON
REALTY, sales ONCE. 2204 Wilson blvd,
BEAUTIFUL MT. vERNoN-TYPE HOME on
IN acres, and it's outstanding, value AZ
Sl6,950; high beamed ceilings throughout
on frst foor, large living rm;, dining rTn rT..
upstairs, two bedrms. and bath; patio
between main house and Euesthouse. brick
ed and surrounded by 5-ft. fence. two-car
garage. Quiet May oil a..c heat. This
dsta,l Csl V tqE more iI.srmasiSn a,,su ten
Wilson blvd, GIL. 1900 or OK. 4123.
IY owNEE. 81 900 down buys j Y STORY
rm.. Kit. and b.. stairway to .larse attic
rni. suitable bedrm,, den, etc; AMI:
seii furniture worth 5000. iii mahoss,
81 BUY nSuis soss ssep s;,s
service. II miles 90. q Alex, on o. s.
hwy. No. I. 10 Rixey DR.. Fsirhaven.
-
Evening star., 1945-11-14
HOUSES FURNISHED

FURNISHED 3-bedroom house. immediate
in best residential section of Alexandria.
Call Alexandria 1852.
NEWTON, ~ block west 14th n.w.-Furn.
apt, rooming house. units: good in
come: 1st floor, bed-iiving room and
kitchen, pvt. bath. yard now available;
fine condition; oil heat; refgrs, z sinks.
Lease: 6 months rent In advance; S165
GEORGEToWN-l0 rooms, 5 baths. maids
st. NV: $3.50 mo. Cali n l. RUST co.,
l0OI 18th st. NV, MA. 500
AVAILABLE DEC. Ist.--In Petworth, near
Can milton IsEN, pI. s6o1.
8 ROOMS AND BATH-1S7s Ontario pl
NV. $126 per month. Call EN-. 1854 for
0ppointmens.
Evening star., 1945-11-14
HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp.

CHARMING country house. new Colonial
brick. moderate rent for good tenant; s
bedrms, 4 baths, gear garage, maids
quarters; "a mi. from the White House
IN beautiful rolling country. For ap-
pointment call Mrs; MeKenna: OR. 28l5
after g g pm. FRANCES POWELL HILL,
IN FOREST HILLS, 2S11 Chesterfield pl.,
II rooms; g. baths. lovely garden. house
$500 per mo. sANDoz. NC, . Dupont
Circle DU 1874
Evening star., 1945-11-14
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

CHICAGO-Want to exchange rented i've
room modern unf. house in Arlins on for
2. or 3 bedroom house or apartment in
Chicago or suburbs Glebe 0S02. 15s
Evening star., 1945-11-14
HOUSES FURNISHED tcont. ! .

HOUSES FURNISHED tcont.).
RENT FURNISHED for 8 mos. or longer
couple. small house. deorretown type. ex.
cellept condition, charming garden.
room, kitchen, servants lsyatory. good
closets. $500 monthly. Cali 6ANDOZ.
INC. DU. 1884, Mrs. Finn. Box 226-J.
Evening star., 1945-11-14

COLORED-REAsONAB priced quick
sale; Benning rd. ne, semidetached brick,
8 rms. recreation rn., h.-w. gas: large lot.
Downtown, near Rhode Island ave
Large furnished department unit. baths.
INV. stoker; splendid condition; owner
occupied
Park pl-6-rm Colonial brick, par
ouet floors. INV heat: reasonable
Near 18th and P sts. n.w-Semidetach-
ed building. 3 apartments; reasonably
priced for quick sale.
Several excellent apartment buildings
and investments
st. NV Co 1901, RIA. 1867.
Evening star., 1945-11-14

TAKOMA PARK rooms, bath, sleeping
porch. basement; excellent condition; large
lot; conve nient: possession 80 days: S.
900, 1900 down.
5 rooms, bath, large screened porch;
high elevation with grand view; reason
able terms; immediate possession. NOR
RISON AGENCY. SH. 3444