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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-17
Bulldog Seniors

ATHENS. GA..-There'll be four
seniors In the Georgia staring line
up against North Carolina when
the two teams play in the Sugar
Bowl on New Years Day. Captain
Charley Trippi, Fullback Dick Nc
Phes, Tackle Bulldog" Williams
and End Joe Tereshinski are first
string seniors. Others who gradu-
ate are FulibAck Mel Bray. Guards
Gene Alexander and George Jern-
1gan, Halfback "Rabbit' smith
and End Reid MoseIey.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-17


Ina Farm Bureau special train
contingent on the Pacific r.A>; and
- 10; expected home UNA. the mid
die o! this week.
EtRE-Srrrctnry OF state Thad
EU.- caS sad that II !; looked like
tn" !"i> senatorial race would be
limited 70 two candidates he would
max" Z tEr""SOme. Develop
mer's during the rcNt few DAYS
may have considerable influence
upon MS attitude with the pTospeC,
inI' has Office. A. we'll n that OF
state treasurer. might be LETT wide
open in l?i-. All OF which adds 10
the uncertainty. confusion ami nm
>i"ty prevailing among state work
rrS from top to bottom.
GHOuLISH Ali OF this ro!i-
teal speculation about the euer.
Of mans death before his BODY
- cold appears 20 some 10 hs
somewhat Enoul!Sh Bu, on the
theory the king IS dead long 1.-Two
IN" king IN" show mus, go o.. -
the mail must 20 through. and
similar ajascS, II is accepted AZ
proper.
CONTINUING Deaths Q! Alien
!. Maxwell! and Josiah ". BAILEY
within weeks time takes two Of
North Cardinals greatest minds
ou' Of activity. Yet tho stat. vii,
not .aE or 'atcr ~ ii. r!ogrcss
Governor Cherry has promised TO
nave senator ready when Con-
-'"ss r"cony"ues and has indicated
iHa' Whatever adjustments riav be
mad" - III" tax research dcpar,-
n"n' the work itself will be CON
NEufd and strengthened.
CONCENTRATION There
Is strong sentiment FOR IisCon,i,-
ulnE tn" tax research department
as separate agency and intcErat-
ing It's functions into the Depart.
mcnt Of Revenue. The trend has
been Tor several years toward few
or independent agencies. when is
contrary TO the trend OF some years
ago when separate boards and
com missions were set up almost
at random.
CAMEL is this evident trend
in both stat" and federal govern
m"at organization toward more CO.
hc!ert departments and less dif-
fusion of authority that must be
comhatted by sponsors of n scps-
rate game and fish department.
There would he no consistency T.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-17
Around Capitol Square
With Lynn Nishei

BAILEY - The i eat II Of SEN
aor Josiah ". Bailey had little
effect upon the surface routine OF
Capitol Square. Offices Mere open
as usual. although the state flag
flew ut half mast. and scheduled
appointments We're kept. But fruG3
top officials down 10 junior clerks,
the capitol folks had no heart IN
their work. This was not Gwr to
genuine grief over the death OF Il
friend. for the Senator vas not too
popular around Capitol square l.
was due entirely 20 III. knowledge
that his death might have trcmcn-
aous ard controlling influence upon
the political ;Tturc Of \ humble. o.
people.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-17
Railroads Again
Ask Rate Boost

Seeking m increase IN rates ORR
cirally granted by the ICC in 1914,
railroads engaged III North Caro-
INA intrn stat" service have filed
u request with tho State Utilities
Commission tor hearing Oh the
proposed rat" boost from .65 to -
cents per mile.
In 1914 IN" increase was grant
81 by the Interstate Commerce
Commission. hut the State Utilities
Commission fought the order in
crcasiag the rates. carried its case
TO the United States Supreme
Court. ard won the case.
Stating that they can prove the
necessity for Increased rates. the
railroads have asked for a hearing
which probably will he held in A
fcw days. Utilities Commission
Chairman Stanley Winborrc said.
Each Jecp OF anti-tank gun
parachutcd from a plane requires
four chutcs. each measuring 60
feet in diameter. and containing a
quarter OF a mile OF rylon and art
SILK fabric. and about iour-fifths
OF mile OF nylon cord.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-17
Hunter Should
Have Stood On Job

DENVER p II. T. Mcr,..
Key, a flower shop operate, 81
goodbye to his parnter, ADJ,
Geisert. and set off to hun, nj.
ants far from the city. A few
utes after he left. a nb.,s
crashed through a front windos
the shop. Gcisert re, -;eved i
The China coast, partly s,rr,
and partly granite in natu,. '
crs some OF the riches, lana W.,
almost all OF the most indus.,.
ized areas OF the country
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-17

even file as 4 candidate. BToUEh-
ton mas been With the North Caro-
lana Farm Bureau special train
contingent on the Pacific r.a>; and
- 10: expected home uu;.. the mid
die OF this week.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-17

QUALIFICATIONS - rms,e,d
qualities .or the pos; by every
normal political criterion. lie was
manager tor Gregg Cherry IN his
successful primary campaign for
that resulted IN Cherry election.
the nomination md A. state chair.
man handled tho fall campaign.
Continuing as state chairman he
naS Just completed another sue
c"ssfu! fall campaign for tho party.
Furthermore. six years service as
member Of Congress from the
sixth district gives him frs, hand
WORKING knowledge Of Washington
procedure.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-17

DOUBT -- But few weeks ago
tmstead rendered his resignation
"a state chairman TO become cffsc-
tive when the governor REQUESTS
him TO call meeting of the state
committee. and immediately made
tentative announcement az 4 candi-
date for governor During the past
week doubt has arisen whether he
will feel obligated 70 carry through
on that tentative announcement and
thus close the door on acceptance
OF the senate appointment.
EFFECT That Is the angle
which has potential influence on
political destiny. A few DAYS before
Umstead resigned as chairman.
CHARLES NJ. johnson, state treasur-
or, has tentatively announced for
governor. There has been a lot Of
effort to persuade one of the two TO
withdraw to prevent division
among voters additionally belong.
ing to the same political faction.
johnson is staying out of any dis.
cussion OF senatorial appoint.
ment. but many Of his recognized
supporters are working to get I'm.
stead in the Senate. Such de.
nouncement would undoubtedly be
advantageous to johnson, and
equally to the disadvantage OF l..
Y. Ballentine, also a recognized
gubernatorial prospect. and per.
haps several other potential candi-
dates.
BROU0HTON Il would also
work TO the great disadvantage oil
former Governor J. NJ. Broughton
svowed candidate for the Senate
In the next election. Opinion here
sbouts has been that Broughtor
could not be stopped II Bailey con
tinued in office throughout his term
and then did not run again. hi,
opinion was shared by many whc
do not like and would not vote fol
Broughton. But--with the advan
tage OF eighteen months tenure be-
fore the primary IL IL believed that
man OF Umstead's capacity could
retain the office against all com
ers. In fact, several close political
observers predict that under such
circumstances Broughton would not
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-14

what is known
today as corr
mentary. Only,
their wisdom is
hollow, t h e i r
commentary is
a fraud, and
their world out.
look provid-
ing you dignity
it with t h a t
n a m e h a S
all the scope If
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-14

an earthworm who has got his
vision up above a blade of grass.
You've heard these pundits go
into the French elections these
past several weeks. You've heard
the endless and incredible rea-
sons they supply for the over
whelming victory of the party OF
the working class, the Commu-
mist Party. They have informed
us, via the boss press and the
boss radio, that the Communists
won because an American loan
was offered, because an Amerl-
can loan was denied, because So
Wet agents worked in France, be-
cause the French people are con-
fused, because the French people,
are intimidated, because of sun
spots, because the French people
don't know where else to turn,
because of this, that and thirty
three hundred other reasons.
In other words, from the ora
cles came everything but sense,
every reason but the right rea-
son.
NOR is that reason so hidden
that it becomes hard to find. The
Communists emerge as the first
party of France because the
French people have learned-the
hard way-that only in the Com
munist Party can they place their
trust. They have learned that
only the Communist Party fights
consistently for the broad masses
of the people.
There is the secret of the
secret of the French elections;
there is the answer to the French
elections, the whole Of it.
They have a name for the
French Communist Party - The
Party of Martyrs. They call it
that because seventy-five thou
sand French Communist gave
their lives, so that France might
be free. In the period of the oc-
cupation of France, one out of
every four Communists died in
the service of his country.
ONE OF. these seventy-five
thousand was a noble and brave
French writer, Gabriel Peri. The
night before he was to face the
Nazi firing squad, he sat down
and wrote out the story of his
life, the reasons why he was a
Communist, and the reasons why
ne was willing to die for the
cause he believed in.
The little book he wrote is
called The Last Testament of
Gabriel Peri. 1t is beautifully Il
written, calmly written, generous
ly written. In it is no trace of
self-pity only the splendid cour-
age OF a man who sets the worth
of his life no higher than the
needs Of mankind. I know OIL
nothing l read that moved me
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-14
! STATE = NE
MARION
BY
Howard
Fast

You know the type = they are
the wise men of the inside. AS
the saying goes, they have their
ears to the ground. They hear
t things from unimpeachable
sources. They have endless radio
programs, where with wise and
pontifical voices, they suppl
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-14
An Editorial
Nun terror in CHICAGO!
An Editorial

Every decent Chicagoan feels burning shame and
indignation that the day has come when fiery Klan
cross is burned in city = at Airport Homes
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-14

port Homes
The time has come however, for all of us to speak
out and to act Particularly white ChicagOans.
We gratified to see that the labor movement of
our city = long in the forefront of the battle against
Jim crow and Klanism = has stepped into the lead
ershp of the against fascism at the Airport
Homes.
We welcome the assurances of Mayor Kelly that
there will be surrender the Klanfascs clemens
But deeds - not words - will be decisive. The
perpetrators of fascist violence at the Airport Homes
must be singled out and prosecuted to the fullest
limit of the law!
And the police must be instructed to guarantee the
safety of the Airport Homes residents!
IN THE last analysis the people will have some
deep-going questions to ask
What is being taught at our schools that school,
children are party to this shameful outbreak?
And why has our city allowed for so many wears
the growing segregation of Negro people in a
covenant walled ghetto?
And why are there not enough homes for all veto
so that our homeless live decently and fascsts ee
ments will not be able to pit one group against another
whites against Negroes?
AF THE violence at the Airport Homes goes un-
checked and unchaenged, who can say where fascism
will strike next2
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-14

With deep revulSion we
witness the stoning of
women and children, the
over-turning of cars, the
threats of fascist violence,
the efforts to bar a Negro
vet, his pregnant wife and
his children from a home
to which they have been
duly assigned.
Who is responsible for
these outrages?
A handful of hysterical
white bigots are leading
the parade at the Airport
Homes.
But behind them stands
the big business interests,
the real estate trust, the
corrupt politicians who
reckon race hatred in
terms of votes and in
terms of dollars and cents.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-12-14

is 1T possible that thewhite people of Chicago
who made such record for valor in the recent war for
democracy will stand by and see democracy de-
stroyed within own city?
The fact is that Chicagoans = white and Negro =
appalled, and alarmed the events at the Air
Evening star., 1946-12-11
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc. white or colored. Maryland or viI-
sna We cAS Sok Sell G9 TouE P s & its asS
ysen ysgs '0daS VIM oqE T. ognPn sRsss co no %
DO you WANT SPEEDY AcTIoNs List
y pas tep With ss
f0 VIII til Pay EEe Sog p CASH TO-DAY go for your
Reasf shz sT2f01 Re- ns s7ss %o eIsi
5 ysv. sHss ss:. eAs sssrs.. sE.s ". Y
hsssse Hsss until s I. r. sraasSef aasS ST. NV Real
a aesuss issh quick &c w aetion IA 'Sd SEa so
9E4EsxN r &. S-f DEsFEEaTGIY F alGG needs or
siasR 9snS Z e4SH e. ssdissm
HOUSES, tors: Sc: nearby Md; Mil
Ga SS2 e. sTNs has clients v.itns
70 purchase homes in any section OF, Wash.
sfaT1s gEaTT GS can ss 2S
esnsssien % ssis wilson blvd. dI. 'oi or
n n PKoMrT ATTENTION. to the sal. Of
tyour home, business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire, call K a. HUM
PHRIES, Realtor. S08 North Capitol. Ma.
6730 Results since 1919.
DIRECT FROM OWNERS or 4 bedrm.
house viii pay all cash. No agents. please.
IMMEDiATE ACTIoN-we will buy your
| home today or sell to cash clients at full
! market value Free appraisals. MITCHELL
/ QUICK. d. 1881 until pm. IA
/ ALL-BRICK, DET. 6-rm. home. for imme-
ldiate sale; in good NV. location. EN-. s5ol.
I'M PREPARED TO PAY Cash for 9 o.
i3 bedroom house convenient to Hyatts-
vile. No agents. MR.. PARKS, eyes,
SIMPLY STYLED brick or stone hous.
/ with liy.. rm., min. 800 50. fl. bedrooms
HosT.MADsEN. Ex. $500, Ext. so52
y 9 to 5 weekdays. .13s
EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor, can sell your
house; prefer places suitable for renting
rooms: any size or price: in D. c. or close
in Va. or Nd. 1910 Vermont ave-. Rm.
i217 RE $40. --12
Evening star., 1946-12-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

TaREE-BEDROOM unfutnished house With
c comdr.; youngest child. IL. Box 202,A.
saiUSssrRALIAN government otncisl reg requires na.sg
&fxt' e. v'?sat go. ESQ s.m-5:so pm, M9aeas sne
Y 70 Fitfsss sfass-a or 3 bedroom ynfuraishsd 1,si
ton ton or NV. Washington. References.
G2CGyESkMaSr 2GsTlSss ias1; EXECUTIVE with three
property: prefer unfurn.; up to Sa5o. ia!
MssGsG4nnsashR MThGGnaR nav navy CAPTAIN, on duty in
J BEDROOM unfurnished house, oil or gag e.
bat ssss ps, nc ehs5sn onss 4 eleehons esis
bERsoN, RE. 740O. Ext. 1883. M9naay 9as
IG Nan, ASTidakii wife inflasissi and CHILD need
AUSTRALIAN needs furn: house. 2, bed o.
pMR pPEMRM4NaST "a NSEsG Hi AHSiUETs. couple need or
room uniurn houss; a, no 8ogA pets Star as ia
children need 9 Or 8 bedroom house aaa, Or Or
:STsnss :R5 setuTPh phons w aI paS sS1fs months
sire SYih furnished mouse or apartment. :. Gan
II. col. permanently ASSIGNED desires
furnished 3-bedroom house; Walter Reeo
scnty must move prom present and & rent
20 Si4o' Phone RA. 5726. -l3
FACING EVICTION JAM 1, must have
house with 2 bedrooms to accommooate
family of four: reference Can ox3oro as
soad 81 BEDROOM HOUSE or apt, un-
furnished preferred: adults exceiient re-
North SLAB. RIM. sol. l3
s-4eBEDROOM unfurn. house, d: G. o.
Virginia; up to 500; within 10 m1es o'
SSosPPoRsp SosPtoSGRsp W. W. Will REDECoRALE yoouaI oa
house. rent up to $45. Call MI. 2l02
Evening star., 1946-12-11
HOUSES sALE-soufheest. tcent.l

HOUSES SALE-so9fheest. Cont
b nAIaii q line % s.eM5-year-oid detached brick.
fonseI fery. maids a room, screened porch oil hot
water heat, large Level lot Price; SlE;s59,
Mr TIlppq TR b5s4i e.oad Ss1o Hops mAiMAs rd se
COLORED-ONLY $3.50 DOWN for 2;
story brick home. near Nayy. YARD; c2al l
heat; fun price. S5.750. KAY REALTY
RA zzssSacANT.n .si i, sspqsiiql s,i tn.
SSS cO9ns s row s.Ss ss closets eabns Ha
sink. q white fat-top stoves, fun basement,
stationary tubs, auto. h.-y tank tank: irons
and rear porches. long ysrd: proiuse I'm
rosebushes and assorted flowers. 2-car
Sosase oss ot ys soo e 0sfRfs Ts & ren $50
hurry and inspect today. Mr.. sHEP-
PARD. DE. 1161; Sun. and eyes,. DE. Ists. e
coLoRED-NR. 18th AND A SITS. Sc
large rms auto; hess; s rd run ceilsI ai, 1IT MR
DICKENS for terms and inspection, DE.
ce9oSGGoosED-BEL1EvE 9SGo If Or NOT $500
will handle this 10-rm., semidet. home
with an income that VII W.pSn pSTs tnan RnaITY Isss
c0IohRED@s.E. COZ ohREDsE i sEcTioN@Ioyeiy ely new new
home, 5 rooms and bath, full basement;
reasonable down payment. MRS. BETHasA'
cSLoaEbi cS Saig Or Ml 300 SDIsowS-Nssr 18th and
Mass. ave. s.e.---6 large rms; and bath.
Al condition; priced low at SS.950, with
payments like yent can @ silt ep,T1vISfs PIP Essks
sRopERTiEs ffSs loia i7th MM 81 nS AbI1s5S
III
Evening star., 1946-12-11
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

8 ROOMS, completely furnished; baths
e Sau hsft a essz !asse or yeoS%s o% w lease ssSo
nearby Maryland; for rent Dec. 10 to Jan.
8. rental S75; Phone Elkridge 49, II. L.,
exclusive section Of Mass. ave-; lge. hy
rn, charming din. rm: and study, 3
master bedrms and baths buffers rm
beaut. furn. Priced for rental at $3.50
per month For appointment to inspect,
telephone MRS. HANEs. MI. $3.50; ewes,
1908 IRVING ST. N.W.-7 rooms, 2 baths;
avail. irnmed; no children; 1925 month.
Shown pm. to 10 am. co. 1871 EA-
SPACIOUS HOME. near washington cathe.
dral available for January 10th TO May
isf: bedrooms. Q baths. oil heat; $3.50
per month; references required. Phone
Emerson 3936 between $40 pm. BOX
AVAILABLE % BE NOW or January 1st, 143s
whittier ST. n.w.-Nearly new 7-room brick
house, bedrooms, baths, recreation
room, gas heat, yard and garage; @ elegantly lily
Furnished; 1-year lease to adults, $275 per
month. Seen By appointment.- -RA: -s700:
Evening star., 1946-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

v1RGF NEW BRICK HOME, 6504 7thh
pj tiied l. baths. 3 nreplaces, brick garage, gas ga
hsa'' Ris opsn s,sse sat. & and Sun. afternoons By
OWNER. RA. O761. Ia
e-RooM. e-BATH HOME, NV. Deiafhle,d he.
plS2lcar garage: fnI Isns basemsInds sedsIed 1ee Re-
sa1msat ssIHssn nsaairsd Reply Box ssIY
Chevy CHASE, D. c., 1904 seth s.. nv.
~ rms. bath. oil b -w.h.. lge. l9t; heS 3OJa ~
open fireplace; most conv neignoortn0oa' stnrss
within .na few seboos 55oeks Dt poss T in week
poNoHoE 4 SON, Realtors sl4 Pa ave.
30 30 T bLocR SSs4 oUNTANA PL.-z,rm; dst;
Srick, 2 baths; new-house condition; S !, ta gas
het,water heat; ;,d;na garage an T. aHrioN a4as MAN
9th AND RITTENHoUsE sT.-6 rms ms
BOSS; pes So, 500 down. RA. 65s3 ewes. PECK
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HEIGHTS, EN-;
eaIoy eoionisI brick home with full center
plan, Z. rooms a bedroomso, compie1e eoe
tile baths, now being completely reoeco- 60 60
eapy raosa ahS pont miss this eiosen quality
Ssg Sss SSssSsGSIfcGT Resi- R asSVh SVr, tn and PM ths
Faft TaAH Bridge. handsome corner brick
the buying rush.. 10 rooms, pasns; pe1n ;nSn ~
fsEstsTr hSUs s. saaoEMSkEs aaes Rzlils fais e.
smvER spRING-BeautifuIly built 7-room
brick bungalow, cheerful liv; r1,:;d n.drms DIN.
I5:a 6 Sstb luxe fs XII H. sss Rs'afbssd bsdrRs
fun bsmt... pine-paneisd rec. asrvtnioa rM;it on
sss 81 ss4nsdsss eses sass. sss,ssss:
priced to sell, terms. r. ]. SCorlIa.o' SCoFlIa
AID. 5000. or 81. 5S16. -Io
245 ELM ST. N.W.--6 rms; and bath. hot hol.
water heat; lot 17x75. POSSESSION VIE ~.
spsesien assei 1Ii ssIi IiSSiKiNs CO. 1918 y y, St
fMMiEDiAfH NM III rHo1 POSSESSION - Three bed.
rooms. living room, dning, ,t room, fnotty fiscnSu nnt
finished recreation room. compiete nasns III.
built-in garage. 920S Woodland ro., gu
SaEvY CHASE. 3; cs lovely lyy.'ss1Iy bsdr9os%1s s1n
ished as clubroom; large living room VIII
fireplace. fully equipped kitchen; gas neat
properly is in immaculate condition AM
Is superbiy located close to Conn. ave
REALTY BROKERS, INC. OR. Oo4S; eyes
=.
Evening star., 1946-12-11
HOUSES UNEuRNIsHEp.

tomac Riyer, within L. mi. Of downtown
washington, and located between Key Key
Bridge, and Chain Bridge; @ SPACIOUS rsl,sl sna
tecture, In exec excellent condition: situated On
q beautifully wooded and lsndscapsd ..
sasss slaeiSus sifents sntranee @ hall sa9xSSS With
drsWing rna. (20x3OJ with French doors
river; dining. rm, dsx19) with artistic bay
window overlooking the river; Den. poWoeI
room, sunroom, buffers pantry, Kitchen
and servants wing on The End !, ho9r: ps.t 3
bedrms., 3 baths; nrepiaces; on oMna.: meaas:
available Immediately. Inspection by p ap-
pointmsnt enly Rs5srsnees e s2S EsaW4ifIso aWiIson
blvd, Arlington, Va. cH. 1888; ewes, GIL
COIoRED-5O0o E ST. s;E-4 rms. S115;;
Evening star., 1946-12-11
APARTMENTs a WANTED (cout, ]

S-4 MONTH RENT IN ADvANCE---Apt.
urgently needed By washinstonian return;
Ing from Army, unfurn. or furn.. or VIII
subiet; adults; need apt. to take JOB.
GovERSNMENT EMpLoYE. planning to % be
married. needs APARTMENT. rent or 1 snn-
N SENrEHH H foGNG SS5 suFlaSu couehE eaf permanent,
must have sma1l furnished apartment inn
mediatsly; references. Executive Sloo,
s.BEDRRooM APT. wanted by ex-wAxEs:
best references: NV. section. Dupont o62b,
sovT.a sceoa EaSIoRE. siif5o Z w Wife, children; 2-s-
ssI ssS,SE zSssSdaTyT III Rsls p.a. ..S.s.
m apartent san preferably ha T unfurnished; no chill
adss ssnsFas ns sus s. Hsfsas shss.
esSNsfbEEalRE ssSs fftsE e HoourLE want unfurn apt.
ss s:s;ssS slas ~! sSsS h;ss;s
&EsS6EcoRs1sTEs OF y 3 mos, rent in advance
sec. W RE s4oo. Ext. ssi6s; after 4; go.
hRRf1RNED Iii 11fRSNHED DIPLOMAT. wife and Child
Ginning Jan. l.. Cali EN-. 1852; 16s
YSTRsosPHasssHSNA STssPsass Rsis apt a
ployed IN dovernment: snd ,sss vie a. desire sne
apartment or smau mouse, tuIniautgIv9, - " - -
FxcSa & sIS2 2sh 32R Ga ayss
with two bedrooms TO accommodate family
PROF. VET. wife. permanent, need 1-2
ssarSGm ssslsd mhHE anHEa iE Hx $500 IT.
TWO SOUTHERN GIRLS, recent college
aa SssTs ra aossns sseb sss
DIfPLsOMAT. quiet couple, no children, de-
sires 2-s rms furn. apt, Kitchen. PVT; bath,
up to S120-$150; NV. AD. $500, S-6
Is THERE A SANTA CLAUS. Native son
and daughter. two girls, one and SIX; chill
dren must 60 in q home If house or apt:
isn't Obtained immsdiats,y a,osE OF S.sGs Ss nm
furnished one.bedroom apt. Tel. District
2PahrMENT af2G RE Ts01 furnished or unfurnished.
for euiss s a Sgpnsg1 s14s couple no ehildren or
niSasS Michisan ap' 84s2 s Eat. 3, ASK Tor MARK
ETugLAREC. after 5 pm. l3'
what our 2h-year-old son is going to say
II we don't ind 2-bedrm. apt. so we three
ferred: S75-Sl00 furnished or unfurnished;
Repfins Ropeh $ Hospital executive. Phone Ns.
1928 between a.m.-5 pm. Ask for MR.
HETERAN HEMMaSN AND WIFE, perm. empl. desire
an apt. in private home in NV. section;
: phone mon MRS. Rs caRrER. c4fs Hs'~'en Pm anu
EOLORED-REFfNED young man urgently
spt; oI an uniuTn; room With s7gg5 gg55ivils.' with
COLORED - COUPLE. both permanently
pI 5646 before II am. or after 8 pm. 15.
Evening star., 1946-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe,t.

S1,500 CAsH-Near 7th and D sts.; g.
room and bath corner house; h,-w.h.; "a
til pm. GoLDSTEN BROS, 1929 L
VACANT, INCOME pRopERTY-eoo biz.
story brick; English type basement, h.-W.h-.
coal; completely furnished; move IN im, "a;
8 pm. weekdays; Sun. IL to 3. VIM. CALI
OMIRIS PROPERTIES. 1012 18th st. NV.
CoLoRRD-s BRICK HOUSES, 400 Blk. Of
c st. s.w.. close to all Govt. buildings;
little cash will put each house in good
for CT loans to colored; price only 50. 800
each. THOMAS P. BROWN g. SONS, 6lo
coLoRED-$1sO DOWN, $3.50 mo-
Small house on wide street In good s:w.
location. Call in person for complete in
formation. TABLER, INC, 1113 M St.
INV, RE 6020