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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-29

@. How long do canaries live?-
Y. B. M.
A. The average life of the canary
is between IL and Is years, al
though some birds have been known
to live 18 years. There is one case
on record in which a canary was
known to be at least "a years old
when it died. 1t is said that canaries
that have not been paired live much
longer than those allowed to breed
and that females are shorter lived
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-29

Q. When soldier is given a fur
Tough before being sent to another
camp, is his train fare paid to the
new camp?-M. S. M.
A. Mileage is allowed from the
camp of first assignment to camp of
second assignment. Any excess mile
age resulting from additional travel
is not payable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-29

would make less: Some would
make more.) This compares favor
ably with the present pay rates.
including published offe1s-of
any other large company
Union leaders demand for $500
day increase cannot be granted without
serious risk to the Company's ability
to stay in business. Westinghouse can
not continue to pay wages far higher
than competition without demanding
higher prices from customers, without
losing business to competition, without
risking the future jobs and welfare of
its employees. What good is higher
wage rate to man who has no lob?
A $500 q day raise would mean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-29

AA&oSoAAA 44S4A4 SAAS 04oCs k3ll
of the differences between
the Company and the Union
can be resolved peacefully,
without further loss of time
or loss Of income, if work is
resumed under the Company's
oft-repeated pledge, borne
out BY its record, to pay
wages equal to or better than
competitive rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-01-29
This company vents to pay The highest possible wog
1t already pays higher wages than its competitors:

Lear in, year out, Westinghouse pays
wages higher than the average in the
electrical industry, higher than the
average wages for all industry
In October, 1o45, for example, the
average hourly paid Westinghouse male
worker made $1.35 per hour including
overtime, as against $1.23 for the
electrical industry.
Westinghouse wants to pay wages
as high as possible-as high as it can
pay and still sell goods comparatively
and therefore stay in business. Westing-
house knows that well-paid employees
are the most productive employees, and
that only well-paid employees can buy
the products which this and other COM
NAMES sell
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
Communist Capital In China Being
Stripped For Action Under Attack
Situotion Hourly
Is Becoming More
Serious In Break

NCnun. Nov. l%.-iP,-Thc inCrcdi-
bic Communist chapital of China isl
bcin" stripped fo:' action in the OK
pcctat!on o! assaults by central gov
eminent forces. The decision o! Gen
CraI Chou En-lai. the chief Commun-
is, nccoilatcr. Ia return from Nan
king. means L'r'uaIIy "a clean break
with Gcmcf@ilssimo Chang Kai-
hhCk.
Tho Gravity 49, thc situations cannot
hC "yCr-cmphH:IICd
Ycnnu is hcr"mu. hmnlr NOR"
like = .h"a; city -'rIppcd "i d., hos
pualS. rdUc"tI"ual InrtI;utl"rS. tac-
tories and anything that could hamper
its defense "r l." of rs" :" an invader
Tn" Communists, ur~ CON, mc"d
that Chang. ',rrp= WI.i strike Iurgr
~ TCnHg. with IL" hope that once ur
captures il ne could p~nr'aim 10 tn"
world tina; nc had crushed Commune
Isl strength
GnyCrnmc.; observation planes
nave bee" "..riIu% "mr"Uriy iuW.
sending ir,-'r "uo'! civilians into their
CayUlil.C ,Nl r~'.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
Beuin Leads Effort To Find
NeV Restrictions Upon Veto
Democrats In Congress Unlikely
10 Back Truman Program So|idIy
Southern Group
Opposed To Some
Old Legislation

W"%h:nG,"r. No. -si',-Sirns
multiplied to-day Inn President Tru-
man viii have difficulty in letting
nn;ch brlnTv"H'ii' sI.rnn,f Tor what
ever i2%iSia,j!.C iin"r;Im he submits
Ia Ia" ncW R29IhiicLn-c dominated
f9"rrt'S in j.n.:.rl j. Ne hopes to
via q. he may have =" dep many
'a%. pT.Dn:',if.
ns,.:ncrst.c icIUcGs. s,u .ro:; "
RON .h2 Republican landslide. have
.:>ialrj any move L. "r.al,iX" their
"!cvS 10y tEr!" rev roic ~ the min
u"ilr.
They apparently arc agreed. how
ever. that MIR. Truman will write the
official party program IN his statc-of-
ihr-Cnion message. They seem to
nave 10 intention al trying 10 fix oD-
l"ci!''S. rs Republicans q: both
i!"usr 2nd Senate already hayy done.
"i:. truman has GiNyN no concrete
indication TC' ON the direction he in
lends 10 pursue III his rcyommcnda-
u"nS. except tina; he intends H. urge
mat the Legislature and executive
branchc5 OF the government should
c""n".at" tof The welfare al the ma
,!ur!.
But Southern Democrats. who
haven't zone a!oH2 III The past with
many at the Presidents p,UDpSals.
openly nope that Aig. Truman wont
BRING 40 haGln >:rh !cft-ovCrS from
Ec late President Rooscvclt's accnda
rs &ntI-poll tax and anti-lvnching
cS!Ai|i:"n. and proposals Ia establish
pc:mancn; fair employment Drac-
ices commission.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
Suggestion For
OF
Reserves Made
But Constitution
Likely To Prevent
$50 Million Grob
Nv LYNN NISBET
Daily DISPATCH Bureau

hal".Gh. Nov. Ia $"rc.i .U%-
ac.'inrs have hccu maze recently
that the ~ million dollars put in
10 q .mEiHG fund frr retirement Of
general fund bonds py In" last
General Assembly mI2.d nc re-
car ,urcd for other use by The tu.th-
coming legislature. Il is argued that
each General Assembly j., a lIw an
20 Itself and that no session can
bind another. THAI t." hpD's.-rr
fear depending upon viewpoint
Gov .Ccap'urC 81 IN" sinking tund
m0rcy ~" gr,muiC.- Is proven by
the Constitution.
While orc legislature c.H.u' bind
another. the Constitution limits
them all. Article II. Section -. o.
tho State Constitution reads. TN"
General Assembly shall moi use q"
authorize 10 oc used any part Of
the amoUn; Of my sinking fund Ter
any purpose other than the retire
men; e the bnrds for which said
sinking fund has been created.
The 1915 drDt retirement act was
written 30 as ia comply fully with
the irrcvOca bic provision; Of tn"
Constitution. Tho 4 Z transfers from
.hr general fund surplus into a
newly created stat" General FUND
Bond Sinking Furd the Srm 81
S5l .5R5.uT9 and lists by nam" and
datc rf authorization the b"u.,S I"
parmcn, OF which The money l.
dedicated.
\ few lawyers have scu&hi To
naintain inc argument thut thc
constitutional protection appiicr
only 10 sinking funds created a
inc ,ir,c tho bonds wcr" authrlIci
but the attorney general and most
State officials agree that The tun.ti-
tuition means what il says and that
mo- sinking fund cen br invaded ION
arg p'hCr purpose. Consequently
the i0l7 General Assembly, cannot
touch .hr 30 millions
Tho only way The sinking .un'
Moneys could he diverted would D,
through amendment 10 the Consii.
,ution In the very improbable even
such amendment should bc submit
led, if could not be voted upon be-
fore November of 1888 and iht
sinking fund could not be dissipatct
until the General Assembly net II
1919 Whether wise or otherwise
Continued Oh Pa-e I".I
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
Record-Breakinq
Leaf Crops Made
BY Nc. Growers
Over 200 Million
Pounds Produced
For 1886 Season

I'alc.4h. Nov. l2.-En~rh Carolina
armcr. inns year produced :, rrr-
rrd-br"ikln" tobacco rruu of giI.aG5.-
nnO pounds. ia" Sta" Crnp
iCr"rr'rr Service says ~ It. Nov
'mlru rc'casC.
!. I'm. estimate i.Gid.. tho iglG
crop viii II" - per cent larger Than
n" &li.&aC .urO prt!uds produced a.
20, and II per cent larger than ~,
afy. lruE record rrnn Of 81 .2OT 900
"a ro .oycrnmcn, cnniynl on the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE
OPENS TO-DAY Ar BUTNER

Charlotte. Nov. 10 IE' Tic
Charlotte regional office OF the War
Asses Administration said today
that three Hcw OnC-Sitc sales would
open today.
The sales wIll be nj Camp Butncr,
where no previous sale has been
held; at ChCrry Point. also ncw as a
sale site. and at Fort Jackson. S. {.
The Camp Eutrcr sale will offer
$500 900 IN stmpius items. The Cherry
Point sale will oitcr S500.000 i'll sur
plus and the rrNtuJk DC
plus and the Fort jackson sale $780,
GOO
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
BRITISH lAb0RITE SPEAKER
OPPOSES AMERICAN TIE-UP

Lcndcn. Nov. Ia -P.-Thc Leader
II the Labor revolt against ForcigA
Secretary Ernest Bcvin charged to-
lay tina, the formation of "A corr
plcic and exclusive Nnglo-AmCrican
tic-up" a. urged by Winston Chu'-
chill had been followed by a SIC u
split of the world into American
and Russian blOCS
Il II trOsSman. opening Il ten
sCly-awaiiCd debate as chief spolics-
man for IN" NJ labor rebels. told
tho House uG Commons
Go To- Paris. or any other COun-
Gil. and you wil1 find there is no
doubt whatsoever that in the course
Of the last 10 months Great Britain
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18

The fist va,kcr1 started in
Pennsylvania rs Trcsidcnt TRUMAN
launched a drive either to cracI;
Lewis leadership % the miners or
10 bring him to terms to keep the
mines running.
Five mines operated by Inc Pitts
burgh Consolidation Coal Company
closed as 1000 miners stayed away
from work Il, company pits. COM
pany officials attributed the walk
out 10 Lewis signal fov a shutdown
Wednesday nigh: and to the OPEN
ing e Pennsylvania bear hunting
season.
in AN effort to prevent complete
paralysis i'm TIC hi,uminUuS fields,
the government: had
t. Posted notices al all mines APP
pcalinG 10 tho miners To- stay on
their jobs. regardless of Lewis. and
10 keep the mines open regardless Of
any action by the union boss.
,. F'rOzc coal stocks in dealers
hands and instituted rationinS OF
I deliveries.
In addition, Justice Department
attorneys were reported TO be OK
/ ,l.r;"G r",:ibi" legal action against
/ Lewis and his United Mine Workers
/ of the AL. 80 event 81 - strike. Al
'"ru"y General Clarll spent Sunday
. working ~ his office.
I'm" t>nrirm-Connany . : make. i
, "ririnrl n1t"nSc IA ,rci'c or en-
D courage Il strike IN C0vCrnlNl ont
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
Militant ATTITUDE TAKEN
BY TRUMAN IN COAL CRISIS

Key West. Fla. Nov. lG-PJ-.
President Trtmau'S decision 10 facc
u showdown with John l.. Lewis add
cd militant note today 10 tho chief
executives Florida vacation. His or
der To SubOrdinatcs to fight il out
with the chief Of tho union was cited
by close associates here as tho reason
for his happy carcfrcc air.
Tho President. Immediately after
his arrival here by air from Wash
ington yesterday. put on a slack suit
and began a trip around. this United
States naval submarine base. chat
ting with reporters. Obviously the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
CAPITAL APPROVES

Washington. Nov. l%-.RcprcSCu-
tativC Herbert {. Bonner received
word Saturday from the Department
Of Interior informing him that
permit has been granted the Caro-
lima Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany for rIght-of-way through
Mattamuskcct National Wiltllifc Re-
fugC.
Bonner said that the TELEPHONE
company sought tho permit several
months ago. contemplation. building
q line parallcling the North Caro-
lima highway across the lake.
+. W. OlScShnCr. of Tarboro, vice
president and chief engineer. told
Bonner that the company would i'm
mcdiatclv start work on The lines.
Tho lines will serve part Of Hyde
county.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
DSE KILLED. ONE HURT
IN WRECK on 4. =. 264

WlkC fOFCSl. Nov. II.-iTI--OnC
person was killed and another injured
in an automobile collision ON high
way 2Gi near here last night
State Highway Patrolman w. V.
oDanicl SAID that LCmurC liannah,
- negro. OF Wilson was killed and
that Charlie fines. II. negro of Will
son, suffered possible internal inlur-
les when au automobile driven by
Hannah gidcswipCd one driven by
Rayford j. Rodgers. ~. OF f"ungS-
villC.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18

has lined up on the American side
N ihi, struggle.
Prime Minister A;tlCc and "ihcg
government ministers ready Ia call
for vote of confidence. listened
iutcntly as thc young magazine edit
Legislator defended his cuutcu-
'icn that Britain should follow San
independent. socialist foreign pol
icy.
Crus.r,an aarj ihc Labor govern
mont had "drftcd away" from its
Pre- election stand that Britain
should ba q mediator between Am
erica and Russia. and that til *
gradual drift into the American
camp" had occurred without any
clear government statement.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
Strike Bon Is Issued On Lewis
/ President Seeking
10 Cut Leuis Grip
Or Make Him Yield
l.esol Action Against Mime Chief
Expected If Strike Does Develop

N:sEir;g- IL, NCv. lS--tAP)-TIe Justice Department
rcull Today Federal Judge Allan Goisborough signed
Il mrs" order designed restrain wakout by John L.
Lewis 100000 soft c.a miners
IL dearn nt sani H. ctrAninE rvr Lars Lewis
en- n#tEg Wc''n' midnight his working contract with
the gCvrrrmn..
& aL2: ugh or'2r, the department said expires Novcm-
Der :! at E2fCI2 such time the order good
shawn cX;,r; unless the consent that
It MY be cNt;m;: i,r ;nger period
hearing tbs Justice Department. request for pre-
nn"ry irIuictcn TO car such breach #
.,.'.r Nov; 81 10
Inc action taken thousands Cf Elircri quit work.
calling birErous production in advance Of &c minaton
#a..rnc by Lewis.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18

President was worried over tho crisis
in the coal fields.
lntimatcs said that Mr.. Truman
cast The die before leaving Washing
ton. They said he instructed Interior
Secretary j. a. krug to flight IL out
TO a finish" with the mine workers
head
The President so far has not set
program during his weeks stay here.
II was said he may or may not 20
fishing now and then. he will If the
spirit moves him" He is expected TO
spend much Of the time recovering
from cold contracted recently,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
Decline In Stocks
Resumed a. Outset

New York NOV. 10. -DPI-. Tn"
>tocK market resumed its decline
today after an carly sclcctivc re-
covcry attempt met with scan, re-
Sponsc. American Telephone slipped
10 another new 1916 low. On the
oiiSidc were L. s. Steel. YoungS-
town Sheet. General Motors. u. S.
Rubber, DGpont and Eastman 10
ClHk.
Eord~ scr" - bit ragged. C",'"n
and grains ImDrutcd
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
GioQhaeh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Considerable cinUdincSs to-
mic III and Tuesday: some licht
rail- cast portion this afternoon:
cooler this afternoon and to-
night; continued cool Tuesday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
Cotton Holds Level
Al Sigh: Increase

New YOrs. \ur i3-.P, Cotton
1trrc: n.cuot unchanged II SlI0
= rai" higher Noon price, were 30
cont, q aaic lever 10 81 cents highcr
th.u IL, precious close December
2lGi: Aiar,h 1896. and May 3Di9.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18
979 KILLED

London. Nov. l8.--H,--Thc United
Nations War Grimes Commission
reported utnight that 1886 var Grim
inals were convicted and 919 OF the
guilty received death sentences up 10
October 81.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-18

Continued OF. Pas I".,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

Sc. AND NE. PROpERTY-we will pay
all cash or will sell for you. We get
az ss s. : a f has sie Client. wasin.
10 purchase homes in any section Of Wash.
a ror nesHE ss NE and Io Maryland
specialist--Please cali for free and honest
appraisal; with, no obligation. We have
se l &c s s. BURGESS a5at Fem. sVe
s CASH FL su 2ias i s & e and Nd property
81 shAIY ass sGn s
MA syf sE AL rs e. esn SELL your
es!ssslen 's ssfs wilson s'' biVd' 81. n' or
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home, business or Investment prop
eLtg is what you desire: cali 2: A; HUN
We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today Our oPinlSn sRsais no Ssl
Realtors Test. 1887 1919 st. NV. DI.
j v: Cash 3. s5s fer yS Msr gsSr ss Viz
E 81 YoG Go Want cS sSE P5 4a ae41o ifas
w p asus ep VIII pTce u.s. w
G S}REc ia ROW rs f. oWNEh tx afoG pay
8 ss foF i vaq Fast Or room aGais
sTE6gP III s s7oS ea ho M mile,
FROM oWNER@i Want to buy VSO 5 or 8
t to sfsooo for IN nice place ST. E
by Of have cash buyers. 4. a. 4; cARo q
S4 Ta2z ri fyf HoME AT n y sch Hshand
near school and churches, under $4,000.
fa G2 f f2nx s oT se? z Bed
room home: Consider any nice sectio5n.
Will PAY You CASH today for your
BuNGALoWN5 bedrooms TAX. Pk, or Sill;
e sss sD boa SS give 0n S S s
and photo; quick deal. Box 434, 2oS2 Bel
W. sS 4 9s,Esr for esssER SIS
P PfGs Il ! PARTY wants to buy 9 or 4 bed
R ssaiss 6SS h HOME in the Vein
ity between 18th st. and 10th St, Ran,
ike to i buy AI nice home, direct from oWner'
will pay ell cash Please state rock bot
tS gan Price R6 no aSex stsT
PARTY WANTS 70 BUY from owner,
small white or colored houses; in any
CouultlOn. VIII pay All cfsi Do& diva
ACTION. RESULTS are what you want on
many buyers with ready cash. List with
us now. n G; HINES g. SONS, 1923 You
WANTED from is. low cost houses for
colo-ed. An alley dwelling will do. Box
If YOU WANT TO SELL your property at
a good high price on this active market,
we want to see you and the house; we will
promise to get you prompt action: If you
tastic price-actually more than you know
It is worth--then we do not want to offer
the property for sale. We get results,
good prices, but we must consider the
aonast eor auek ag1y
FoRp, nc; 1925 a K st nv; Re. e34e.
County. Give details. Reas. cash. No
agents. Apt. 407. 1904 10th St; ne. -28
Virginia. No brokers. MOONEY, OW.
6053. "a
VETERAN, permanently employed in area,
desperately needs 2 or 3 bedrm, home for
wife and children now living in another
city Box Dix, Star pa
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRcINIA.

room and bath bungalow; 2-car garage
and barn: near bus and school. OV. Q534,
OR. 3730. Ewes. OW. 5161, WA. 294l.
YOU ARE INVITED to inspect our listings;
We have 40 homes. farms, income and
commercial property for sale; from $4,000
to $4,000; let us help you HALL
REALTY Cd. Courthouse Square. Arling-
ton. Va. ow. 5S5S. OK. 1907. Nights GIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-22
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

dassa ssgso fo4 duck SAT- SAFE s ssaaa
Rsh Block stors and
near bus stop; s large rooms, oil heat,
large attic, eiec. .refgr; large cash pay't.
FL efs SUN Srshte A h as r
8 hedrms. and lge. lot .90x200; money in
dew WIN MR FoRp yeS ae s7oS Only
r ADJOINING Dpmbarton; love
u decorated and only 9. years. Old eh has w.
iing room and fireplace. dining room and
fully equipped kitchen; screened porch
2 colored tile baths on End floor; full base
ment contains gas aforementioned heat,
n ss apa onio there e is a1o
sI.ts f fay sRSsss ed
storage and has access door and stairway;
price. $22; $50: possession with deed. To
read left oo o Po t. Fozs
house oEseiusiys with k shi EtSRi Z
& BROOKS. INC. OIL. 1886: ewes. OIL.
HERE rs HOME HARMONY for YOU Qua and
yg 9ssd g se s5Sory down. with ana s sss
~ Act promptis. MR. Mr.. ATffaEsYs' BE- &c.
GREEN ACREs-we have very nice g.
bedroom. I-bath house; with living room,
dining room, kitchen. fun basement. with
basement lot is fenced; highly restricted
COM; near Ell. school and TRANSPORTATION:
price. S14,750 To inspect call Mr.. white,
KORzENDORFER & BROOKS, INC, OIL.
e Saaasv sv eHA g. 49, 49, attractive TnsiI.
cottage type, 6 rooms. baths: leaving
town direct from owner: $4,000. CAN
A REAL vALUE-Brick bungalow, located
In fine section Of Silver Spring; Q large
bedrms., living rm,, dining rm., kitchen
and bath on LIST moor; finished attic: full
basement, rec. .rm,; attached garage; real
buy on today's market. ROCK CREEK
FOREST SALES CO.. SH. 6200 or sH.
2lOl. 20
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HOUSES SALE-Soufheost. Icont. !

HOUSES SALE-Southeo.t. Cont
2O9 BLOCK 9th ST; s;Ea6 rooms and
8 rooms and bath. Price. -S6,250; Sub.
i sssnsif houses Sash ca Pay Rousn d. 7osa il
1000 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc, corner Penna.
ave.-3 bedrms.. tiled bath, iiY. rm. OPEN
ss@ snd dT Curtains dsaa
* =; This trim little brick home. bailt new
picket fence. commands . beaut vista Of
the Md. countryside. yet Is within 2 blks;
sSh Ea& 18Th t. s ssa5 SITS s.E-s-s EST
s os & s GSlSnis rSn5 pSFsa Nk NJ sfsp
e effiasPr ri iGsh s u sss one
ts home to houses bes
built today as to price. location and quail
ity., A prewar house, high clean, con-
se aued buyer 70 A sse bfea
S1eas eD DaSt nice Ssd dn ba Kitchen
h:-wh.. screened concrete back porch. rec
reation rm.. built-in garage, utility rm. !
stone walk s0 e streef vacant immsdiat s
possession. Enjoy your Xmas Day here BY
she Spen The price Is only
reach: Out Pa. ave. Sc, i short block
S az; VIVA ). MARTIN NO. 2l4l TILL pm.
semidetached 6-rm. brick
home: gas, automatic hot-water heat full
r. a fS % sa stove 7
down and q guarantee; $44 81. per month.
Cal AT. 905s or inspect at 18th and Erie
CcsoSL0RED-RENT RECEIPTS have 10th
ing to ofier. This desirable brick home
This is a beautiful house and won't Be eos on
o e 3fRdhhs lGE Oh H2 Sgsg Cor
ner brick house, vacant 8 tremendous
rms. and bath, plus beautiful recreation
rs e.. r. sash asY eS ss s sSs sss
c C GEsA $3.50 $500 DOWN payment.
@ HHoSSs s0P i BRows s0s si5 III IL
CcoLloHRED-s LARGE ROOMS and bath;
heater; desirable sc; location: extra room
e s RsSN fssh f Ssst per ma
CoLoRED-vACANT: 1855 10th st. Sc;
beautiful Groom brick home with basement
coLoREep-yA6AANFF; viii this ri nue. So0g groom
h house with Oil heat: 2-story brick, hardwood
ton and schools: now vacant; can be had
for 81 800 down. For information call HO.
COLORED - 1917 d ST. Sc emide-
tached brick. rooms and bath; oil heat;
VIM r. rHoRoWaoop e
Rhode Island ave. ne. DE. 0317. go
COLORED VETERAN--Martha Washington
homes are available for you IL you have
a moderate. income-6 rms; full bsmt.:
auto. gas, h.-w.h.: 7-ft. refgr.: 36-inch
ing throughout. nice: deep lot; opposite
Govt. park. $1,000 down. S44 81 month
Iy. Cali AT. 905S or visit at 18th and
CoLoRED-D ST. Sc. near 9th: s-room
brick, 2 kitchens: rented for SOB q mo-;
payments less than rent. URCIOLO
REALTY Co, ME. 1871 until 8 pm. -23
BLOCK 18th PL Sc: s.
room brick bungalow, less than Q years
old; all modern improvements, rec. room;
semjdetached, vacant. Can move rirht in.
Price; $1,000: about $4,000 cash will
handle.
1900 block So. Carolina ave. Sc; 8 rms.
and bath, ami: semidet.: h.-w.h.: price. |
$500; $1,000 cash. DI 1888 If it's
a house. call ROUSE Pa