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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
Southern Democrats And
Republicans Unite For
mally; First Goal Curb
On The OPA.

WASHINGTON ~ 4 large
group OF Republicans and prmo-
Gratis Joined Iasr Saturday in an
organized hId Tor control 81 CON
gress.
Their leaders disclosed rhr Ton
nation in the Hou~" oi an informal
committee 10 IecuuHuend 4 course
OF action and said that similar
organization VA planned in thr
Senate
Tie Immediate GOAL - To Whittle
down the powers OF thc OtilCr ct
Price Administration. hu1 The no
liliv;.l ana legislative IutrutiAlitir4
ale broader.
tn committee has been lu~tiuc-
ted to draft Il substitute Ion pend
in9 legislation cuutnuiH- the OPA
beyond June "a.
Actually the coalition la~ h,rn
tunctiouiu4 tur SrNeIaI yrur. and
Frequently! il has been |ho deciding
factor on major issues. us iii TIL,
recent pa~sa-c by the House of
tie strike control hiu ~ Reprr>en-
tatisc case. Republican, of Soutn
Dakota and in dilutiu2 the Admin
l-tra'iuu's : turr-eucy huu~iu@ m"a
Sllv
Rrc0nNrr>ion Aid Stressed
IN the past The coalition dlwal
has been loosely knit. With no -nc
citic leaders or organization.
Representative Hartley. Repuh-
licun. OF New Jersey. chairman O.
the House cun.mitJve said that The
ucgi,iou To organize vas reached
because THE whole question q
successful rrconyer>iou dcpcndc,
ON the OPA Hesitation
He declared that II least l5'
House uemhcl~ Wcrr united hvhiuC
the committee. with the l5o spill
about evenly between Democrat
and Republicans About loo M.
Wednesday ami authorized torna
tion ot the committee. hut no i'm
mediat disclosure Was made ot it
plans
r,.~r, t,lrc ,lpqeeI
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
Small Bread Loaf
Illegal In State
Attorney General Points Out Law
Bans Trial OF Truman Plan

A Delaware state law prevents
bakers from reducing the loaf
weight of bread made from wheat
flour, Attorney General Clair j.
killoran said this week in COM
menting on the request by Presi-
dent Truman's Famine Emergency
Committee for a 10 per cent cut
in the weight of single loayes OF
bread and other products.
(Turn To Page S, Pleasal
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
Budget-wise 4-H Girls In State
Are Making Their Own Outfits

Budget-wise girls enrolled in the
National Al Clothing Achievement
program are making their own
Spring outfits. Through this acti-
witty. girls are learning the fashion
rules and secrets OF being attrac-
lively dressed. with due regard for
the family income.
Participants develop initiative
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
Wide Crippled Children's Program
Has Been Set-up In Delaware

Board OF Health's Division OF Ma
ternal and child Health. speaking
over the radio station WDEL last
Saturday.
The Boards clinics for crippled
children are located at convenient
places down through the state,
in Dover, Seaford. Milford.
(T4n - Page -. Please
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15

That crippled children on the
state Board OF Health's register
nov number l,416 and that 81
clinics were conducted tor them by
the. Board and - more by the Al
ned |. dupont Institute OF the Ne
mours Foundation during the past
wear. was announced by Dr. &. Z
knight, acting director OF The State
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15

and imagina'ion They lam ~
combine Il practical kuo".ed-r ri
clothing construction "i'a ihr
princir les q. color, line aut d'~i-h
as applied - each Aelfl..'a. III
addition. they learn how - m'Ae
useful article OF w~arin- 'ui"'~I
and .irce,sollr- Ivy ctorlstl"' tuIi-
Clam :. fAs. F.r-.e.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
Select Site For
Kent Horse Show
Ralph W. Emerson Farm. l. Ch0>cn
By Directors

Thr directors Of The Kent Horse
Show Association have chosen the
Ralph w Emerson farm. near
Noolr's Lake. about one mile south
of Dover. as the site tor us show
grounds former Speaker Of the
House Benjamin + Johnson. pr,sj-
dent announced this week
The farm is leased 10 Medford
Carter. director OF the associa-
tjou who Viii make available -
acres us show 1fouuds Mr.. john
son said that show ring and Jumps
Will be built At One aud that il is
expected a club house viii b., erect
..f i,1 t,. ll..l,, tltltr.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
First show Scheduled

TIL" show grounds site Is ON the
east sid, oi South State street cX-
tended 0l L. : 1l2-A
The a~soelal.uu "ill hold It's tust
show on sunday. May l. vi'h "a
Two day show ai>u planned Tor
.-.. j. !--- :.e-e
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
State College Ready
For Farm-Hone Meet
Fourth Annual e>>ion Will BE
Held At Institution Tomorrow

The fourth annual Delaware state
College Farm and Home Confer
encr will he held al Stat" COLES,
uval Dover tomorrow Saturday
March H. Orlauiled around the
theme BETTER Home Living lor
Rural Delaware. coutrrers will
hear uunhrl of specialists dis
cuss improved home and farm liv-
ina.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
W0Illpn'> section

The Womru's Section viii focus
attention OH tvchnlqurs OF home I'M
prov,meut Miss camille : Wash
ingtou. State Extension Agent Will
hi4hlight the SESSION Also on the
program are Miss GERTRUDE llollo-
way State Director OF Home Eco
nomics Extension and State Nj
trit,ouiet ana Mrs Louise Hawkins
ot thv 81 MIchurl'.' Day Nursery
\ group ot sophomore home eco
(Turn to Page 3. Plea>el
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15

/ nam u PAGE s p.flseI
Evening star., 1946-08-15

Georgetown ana now head or Scran-
ton CPa) University.
Both priests, who have devoted a
half century to education, entered
the Maryland novitiate together
from ST, Joseph's College, Philadel-
phia, and were ordained in 1911 by
the late James Cardinal Gibbons.
Father O'Connor will be 10 years
old on September l and is winding
up a score of teaching years at
Georgetown. In honor of this ami
versary, the Very Rev. Lawrence c.
German, S. j., president, conferred
the university's honorary doctor OF
laws degree upon him at recent
commencement exercises.
His studies for the priesthood were
interrupted by five years of teach
ing classic languages at Fordham
University from 1903 to 1908 He
was director of athletics in his last
year there. Cardinal Francis J
Spellman of New York, as a lad
was one of his Fordham pupils and
the two are good friends.
Washington was home to Father
Nevils for II years of distinguished
service at Georgetown from 1918
to 1885 and he still keeps in close
contact with friends here. His serv-
ice ranged from dean of the college,
chancellor of the university, regent
of the School of Foreign Service
and president from 1923 to his de-
parture for New York to become
rector of st. Ignatius Church. He
was transferred to Scranton Uni
versity when it was taken over by
the Jesuits.
The administration of Father
Evening star., 1946-08-15

Nevils at Georgetown was period
of expension and modernization
During that time the present Medi-
cal-Dental School Building was
erected, the Copley Dormitory and
White -Gravenor Science Hall built.
In addition, the Foreign Service
School was moved to the campus
from downtown, new athletic field
was provided and older buildings on
the campus renovated.
Father Nevils is now SO and like
his fellow -jubiliarian is a native of
Philadelphia. At his Inauguration
as president, Georgetown made him
doctor of divinity.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Two 6. u. Educators
FeIicitated on 50th
Anniversary as Jesuit!

Two Jesuits long associated with
Georgetown University were being
felicitated by friends and associates
today on the 50th anniversary of
their entrance into the Society of
Jesus, an event that took place at
the Frederick CMd.) novitiate.
The Jesuits are the Rev. John J.
O'Connor, S. j., professor of Greek
in the College of Arts and Sciences,
and the Very Rev. w. Coleman
Nevis, S. j., former president of
Evening star., 1946-08-15

George Murphy Is completing his
second term as president. Other
nominees are Franchot Tone, Dick
Powell and Ronald Reagan for vice
president.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
gfrdles

Boneless teorose royon sotin
and royon toffeto sirdIes and
some pontie eirdles with sheer
net backs. Upper or hook
openings. All sizes-but not
in each style, including Ponix,
Vivette and Warmers. Sizes Is
to 80, Originally S4 and SIS,
now -------------$2.88
Evening star., 1946-08-15
dresses . i.

(15) Dresses one and two
piece styles in cotton and roy-
on jersey. Originally S12.95
to S16.o5, now--- $8.88
~ Sun dresses with boIero.
Sizes 10 to Is in black only.
Originally S24. .45, now, $l4.88
Evening star., 1946-08-15
jeWe1ry...

A selection Of lovely metal
eompoets in q variety Of Beau
tifuI designs, and styles. Orig
inolly Sc SO, now S3.88
Large pIostie eompoets, orig
inoIIy So, tox free, now $3.50
Simulated pearl necklaces,
white and eunmetoI with ster-
ling clasp. Originally $40,
Simulated pearl ehokers, one
and two strand. Originally So,
now --------------S1.88
Lovely simulated pearl neck
laees with sterling fiIieree
clasp. Originally $40, now.
Novelty pins, jeweIed and
lovely. Originally S22 to $50,
now -------..-.-. S10.88
Gold plotted sterling sproy
pins; originally S35, now
S15.88
Gold plated sterling bracelets,
originally $40, now--$4.88
Gold plotted sterling bracelets,
originally SIS, now--S15.88
Rhinestone earrings, original
Iy So o-----------S3.S8
Novelty earrings, originally So
to 81 now -------S5.88
Novelty earrings, originally
Si0, now ------S9.88
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Actors Guild Nominutes

LOS ANGELES, Aug. Is LP).-The
nominating committee of the AFL-
screen actors guild has proposed
Robert Montgomery for president.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
jackets .

~ Ali-wooI eordisan jackets.
Small sizes only. Originally
$l4.95 to $1o.o5, now $l0.88
Evening star., 1946-08-15
cotton suits

~ Corded cotton suits in
sizes lo and Is. Originally
Sl9,95, now ----$l2.88
Evening star., 1946-08-15
perfumes,
cO1OSnes 90.

kieso perfumes, originally
$3.50, S6.75 and $3.50,
now ---~-$2.z5, 81, SITS
Nieso toIeum, tax free, orig
inolly 81 SO, now----$1
Nieso dustins powder, tax free,
originally So, now---- 81
Soehet pillows, tax free. orig
molly S3.75, now -~~ $3.50
Liquid Flowers eolosnes, orig
inoIly $3.50, now-- 81
Liquid Flowers cologne. orig
inolly S6.75, now --- 81
Au items in this column but those marked
tar free are plus tar
Evening star., 1946-08-15
short coats 90.

(5) Toppers, full and beIted.
Originally S39.75, S45 and
S4o.5 SO, now ---- S2l.00
~ Toppers, white only.
Originally S39.75, now, $21.0o
(6) Toppers, beIted, in black
and brown. Originally S59.75,
now w---------------$44.0o
Evening star., 1946-08-15
blOuses .

Specially selected bIouses with
long or short sleeves in printed
and plain cotton or royon.
DrosticoIIy reduced to S3.ss
Evening star., 1946-08-15
playsuits

(30) PIoysuits white royon
shorkskin, tWo-pieoe wosh-
able classics. Size 10, only.
Originally S8.95, now 1888
Evening star., 1946-08-15
suits

(15) Suits, checks and solid
oolors, Originally S35 and
$50. IS, now S2l.00
(12) Suits, checks and solid
coIors. Originally S45 and
SIS, now ------ 5000
Evening star., 1946-08-15
spOrtsWear

Outstanding values in
timely sPortsweor to finish
out the season Just when
you need them most, you'll
find skirts, play suits and
sun dresses drosticoIIy re-
duoed for clearance.
Check these items against
your midsummer needs
some are for Fall, too.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
skirts

(6O) Skirts a wide selec-
ton Of wool jersey and royon
crepe skirts in casual and
dressmoker styles. Originally
S7.95 to $12o5, now--$3.88
Evening star., 1946-08-15
short OVeralIS

12) Royon short overoIIs.
Sizes 10 to Is. Originally
SlO.95, now -------$4.88
Evening star., 1946-08-15
handbags

PIostie and Leothers a group
Of plastic boes in white and
colors. Also selected styles in
dark feathers. Originally S5
to S1O.o5, now,
Sl.88 and S4.SS
Special pIostie potents and
feathers in white, coors and
two-tone combinations. Oriq-
inoIIy $3.50, now s8.88
Fine leather and pIostie potent
bags. A selection of better bags
in light and dark coIors. Per-
feet for now and later. Orig
inoIIy $3.50 and $3.50,
now ------S8 1888
SIS and S35--------Sl2.SS
Evening star., 1946-08-15
long coats 90.

K0nS coats %.
~ Strooek coats, beIted
models. Originally S78, now
$500
Cd SmortIy beIted eoot. Or
iginolIy S65, now $500
~ strooek box coots. Orig
inoIIy S54, now-----S3s.0o
~ coots. checks and solid
colors Originally S45 to S54,
now --------$ $500
~ Goats in beautiful solid
colors. Originally S45 to S54,
now $1,000
~ coots, box style, solid
coIors. Originally S35, nov
S2l.oo
~ Box style coats. Orig
lnoIIy S3o.75 and S45, now
S21.00
~ Coots with removable lin
ines. Camel hair coIored pure
wool. Originally $40. SO, now,
$3.50
Evening star., 1946-08-15

An exceptional group Of
distinctive leather hand
bags reduced for immedi-
ote clearance, Slo.88.
Evening star., 1946-08-15

All handbag prices plus tax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-19

and Eleanors crowner. %. 1918 18th
Robert ! Schulz %, sss 1sth st. ne,
Howard N. Lse.as, 717 Newton gl. NV,
mont NOR nave ave-. r NV 0'''p0hef' 20 iio YER
Lloyd g. Jarrett. 81, 1924 18th st, ne,
Lloyd d. Saffell, 26, Hamilton, Ohio, and
Violet M. HEREFORD. %, 1885 Columbia
Gene Il, Carter, 20, and EVELYN L. Per.
James T: Sweeney, ir., "a, Seekonk. Mass.
Henry y watson " q. Phi i 'o and
Kathryn v. Parker. 20. 716 Harvard
william c. Curtis jr., e3, and Betty J.
cli1ord G. saeser, 81, 1865 18th st. NV.
and Leila H. Moore, SO, 1471 Park I'd
Arthur williams ir,. 80. and Lillian v
v,Hii; Brooks, 32 both Of 1895 4th st. nv
joan L. Barter sn ~. Beaver sYf Fails, Pa ano
Herbert w. -Groomes, 20. and Bette M
MAJ MARITIME, 20. both of 1112 South Caro-
Robert burner, SO, Ais Gault pi. ne.
and Mary A. Noiinson, 26, ago Gaul
James i REED. IL, %. 1908 W st. nv.
Denver !. Cross, ~, 1929 crittenden st
nv, and Doris r. Murphy, %, 1901
rairmont St. NV
both H q y aan no. ans st. A nV Adams 20
Morris Achtar, ~, l.41 Raum st. ne.
George r. Cain, IT,, 80, Wyoming. N. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-19
Marriage License
|AppIicotions

Under D. c. lnUS, coupses must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tUait three jul days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
and Mary Rush "a. Whippie. W. v Va H. >"
Cornelius Michals, 20. 1880 End st. NV.
and Myrtle Jackson, 20, 302 l. st. sc.
? a. 5 San's q 1870 30 and St. Madeline E.
| Lambert Atwater. %. 500 3rd st. ne. anc
Olivia Edwards. %. 617 18th st. ne.
' and & &sGR Ross a g. ds fh st. st. nv
Paul K. Coreoran,. 40, ,244o 14th st. NV
and Roberta B. Martin. A. Chevy Chase
GLADYS M. Bensins. %, 3iis asth st. Sc Sc
Anne P WotheFsno srsn 81 aae Quarters s AZ n
Sss' l. G ssm rssts s Mek.nney Va. and
n mS,i and # Doris M Bell. 81 1912 Fair
Chg le s,is Wearing, %; and GLADYS Henry.
cssSsss joys s$s :. g. 4 Altsy.,t. W. and
Isdor mirsky So ana Fannie s Asnt0 Bins both
''sse etS d T5 ss.s slss;. md Lille Wells 10
BENJAMIN AgreSti. rs, 1888 p st. NV. and
Marie Z; Hamblsn, 23, Alexandria.
Denis II Cahill, %. and Frances NJ. Berke-
,uli,s;y; 2s; both Of Alexandria
William T. Bush 20, and Ruth L. Patske,
Ri:asr S0'h ss IF e. g g pio4 Vermont .v.
RnS;xs; and Eileen G. BTamieid. Is. 900
Libby spiyok. %, 1924 Varnum st. NV.
James N, Shaunessy, IT., %, Altoona, Pa,
and Elizabeth A. Campbell. %. liza
william +. stricker. 81. Newton. Mass,
and Florence r. Jacobson. 81. 100
All hnods 5 canaf a Is Zig ss varnum St
and Iida n. Becker. Fl. i4s7 Rhode
Robert r. White. 10. Arlington, and Ruth
M. Woods, IT, 1920 Ames pl. ne.
auist. 10. both Of 1851 Mt. Pleasant
ABBOTT b. Abbott. 20. and Josephine W.
Monahan, 33, both OF 1920 18th st. ne.
James A.. Brinker, 25. 2414 North Capitol
st.. and EVELYN Thomas, 81. 1852 Ritten-
RossSs 6; F5tsi.rsld. a, and Mar, M.
Ro E: T. E. I'd e2sh S Il yfs1ns Mich
Catherine E. Akin. 23. 26ls Woodiey
william wifi n" n. Brown. IS. Richmond. and
William r Mayneld. %, Wise, N C., and
John T. Brown. IS. 151s coreoran st. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-19

ara Elaine Z. Peterson, al, Madison
and olivia ]. Edwards. III, $50 Kenyon
Robert w /. Chadwick, %. ph,,.s,,n,,.
and Mathilda Mosiey, Fl, a22 M st. NV
nv, and Dorothy M. Bohne. 20, 321a
John B.. Wise. o6, 1884 Canal st. s.w
and Nettie Sanders, sa. conshohocfsn
Henry d. Wheeler. SO, and Matte Col.
man. 81, both OF ~ K st. ne.
DOUGLAS y. COPELAND, FL, 1115 nth st. NV.
st. NV.
Leroy Brunnet, 81, and veriie M. Queens
berry, 1s, both Of Arlington.
,,lIda. Power. "a. 1921 Msrisoro pike sc
IN, Modesto N, Richards. ri, 741 sth st. Sc
Wiliism 4 Hiatt. 26, $500 Porter st. n. ".
and Mary D. Corrigan, 20, 1887 NE.
braska ave. NV
Phillip II. Bridgewater, FL, AshevilIe, N. C.
and Carole @. Veach, 1S, RiverdaIe.
Charles Williams, 90, 1852 Sheridan I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-19
Truman Urges Continuance
OF Victory Garden Plan
BY the Associated Press

4
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-President
Truman has approved a plan to con-
tinue the Victory garden program
this summer to help relieve the
food situation here and abroad, the
National Garden Institute an
nounced yesterday.
In telegram to the organization
Mr.. Truman said:
During the war the Victory
gardeners made magnificent con-
tribution to the food production
which was an important factor in
winning the war. Food is still one
Of the most vital weapons in secur-
ing lasting and stable peace.
Farmers and Victory gardeners
Of America must make every effort
to help provide the additional food
that is so sorely needed.
THE deep satisfaction that these
food producers will receive from
helping to relieve the critical starva-
ton conditions abroad will be an
additional reward for their extra
efforts"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-19

go. and Theims A. M. Tilghman, II.
Harold 3. Brennsnd. 81, aoo7 o st. NV.
and Jane H. Allison, 20, 1922 jtnifer
James f. Davis. "A. Tampa, Fla, and
Anna M. Marshall, 81, 1908 Fairmont
Aencas Moore, "a, "a r st. NV, and Eva
Evening star., 1946-11-17
STORES WANTED.

call HARRY I. FRlEDMAN' II you are
now considering selling your store at =
reasonable price. For fair trading. please
call HARRY / FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE.
WANTED--Small store in central shopping
district; two floors and basement; rear
access for truck loading Box 389-V, Star.
able for dry cleaning store and plant;
pref. NV. Box 483-V. Star. los
STORE-Suitable for bakery shop In city.
Call TR. 05f5 -I9
WANT SPACE in store for meat counters;
nat rental fee or percentage. Box 2I6-v,
SMALL STORE or about 400 So. IT. on
flrSt floor for dry cleaning agency, in
Woodbridge. Mt. Rainier or Hyattsyille,
Evening star., 1946-11-17
sTosEs FOR RENT.

5OI 90 G ST. N.W.--Busy corner. street
car intsrsection. 1000 So. fl. on one day
ior. dental or other once space. or light
ssii ALABAMA AVE. s.I.ostore. situated
Food Store and Peoples, Drug store:
good transient neishborhood; store spprox-.
imately .2x60 IT. For information, call
~ ri ioea'isn. s 5. coNNoR 'sos sos. III. kE
NR. Iith AND PARK RD.-and d.. 5 rms.
! 900 50. #. in all; ideal for business.
Gs or ME- iss ss a IN
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY store for
rent. colored SHOPPING center; reasonable
:,a sT, NV; north of M1Exesllsnt ioea-
sn gsoo So g. long
NEW sr0RE. 4sis Lee hishway, l5sss
with basement l5xg2: between inisnts
boys clothing store carrying eyerythinx
Tor boys from 3 to 5 years Of age; no
such store in All Arlington: . certain sue
person. no rent untii FEB. cH. $3.50.
7ea- se4- s06-70s H ST NE.-Immediate
possession. Call Mr.. GOODWIN. Il.
sifs NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-Large store suit
able for any business; next to coming
tHchttI. WEEDON So.t ME. JUL.
BUSINESS PROPERTY. near Dupont Circle
Reeonyerted 3;story house. Can be used
$3.50 per month: A. H. BACAS. Resltor,
lll4 II st. NV. DI. 6234 1886.
STORE SPACE AvAILABLE-gasemen
and Is. floor of downtown ONCE bldg: ex-
cellent opportunity in one OF the finest
downtown locations. Call Mr.. KAY. Ma
5s4o; Sunday. l TO /. MA. 1894 weekdays,
:Osi III ST. NV. store and 2 workrooms;
bsmt. and sarage. 500. DRuRY REALTY
CCEP IL. s.. RE il33. -ls
section about 500 square Il. SI75. Call
rent dept. LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO,
l415 st. NV. Me. b4g0. lie
l9xlOO STORE on the East side of 1th st
NV, between l. and NJ. Box AJAX, Star
APPROX. l,OO0 SO. FIT. space 500 block
Eye st. NV, Excellent for shop, store Of
flces. Good lease. Call Immediately. Mr..
RICoY. Ex. 1857. once Paul J. Miller.
LARGE VACANT sToRE-sui.sbie for any
business: double garage; close in. near
East Capitol. LU. o167.
A 1O-YEAR LEASE FOR SALE In the best
NV. colored section In town; store GOOD
for any business: rent $500 month. For
further Information call DAN OSTROW,
WA. 3243; evenings CO. 1910.
Evening star., 1946-11-17
LOTS WANTED.

FROM oWNER-Cash for large lot with /
or without small or old house. Wesley (
Heights, Barnaby Woods. Chevy Chase /
near Eireie. Box 39S-V Star.
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY having ae-
cess to building material, would like to
make arrangements with owner O. i'm /
proved land in Montgomery or Prince /
Georges County for immediate building I
81 nws cost homes for veterans. Write
WILL PAY ALL CASH for white lots In
Brentwood. Md, or nearby Prince /
and all utilities available. Call MR.. |
SHIFRIS, 9I5N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. G4I6.
Evening star., 1946-11-17
LOTS FOR sALE.

CARMODY HILLS, MD.--I-fare zone:
ss mss up sssa terms ca Spsn D.
zANTzINGER, Jr.. Hillside 0763-M. or
falls CHURCH, adjoining cor. lots.
A0x150 each: ideal homesltes with sewer
and water; S3,20o; 5000 cash. AK.
GET YOUR LOT NOW for that home J you
plan TO build next spring We have lots
In Silver Hill. Suitland, Temple Hills,
Wine Hsiehfs. csrmody " Hilis. Seat Pleasant. I @
Capitol Height. Boulevard Heights, Forest
Sasv yiIs and sIt5 uppss swsy Marleore Az for Mt
spsneh ave ave % Sc 81 6967 m saoMds ciossd Sunday t
ALLANWOODwHighly desirable homesites
for country homes: high elevation, pano-
drive % from s silver % sprIng G Is 4na m north or nom on
Route Isa Norwood pike; tracts Of one
,s acre or more more Secluded development Of
distinction to start building in spring AZ,
protective restrictions: 81 800 per acre
and !, up; which include paved roads and
efRESTIoS RqERANswss PfRGhs Ss.on s9sa have
larse residential lot available. Sacrifice
telephone. service convenient Fof addi-
ssTATE CO. iSf Nj. ss sss4; eyes. and Sun sun.
ohoiG2 ,4-AcRE LOTS near wheaton.
Md: beautifully wooded; convenient to
sS1rss On tsrs aaa E. p G peed c = se
r1r
TWo caorcE oNE-AcRE LOTS close ts to
SCHOOLS Sn and utilities. KAR-MAR REALTY
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK-Excellent
SfTasf nO@ssf RDpE EII II sStressd ee
Il4s K St, NV, pT. 1900. ~ is
Is BY 120, wooded. overlooking park, A
squares sM north Of Lee hwy. near Danyllle;
restrictions. n.;! HERMAN SCHMIDT Ma
= .,pr.r y.nxx -. W.
$500 LOUIS I sHoEAKEzR. e'SslIsflfz LIS sifeei K
M 18th sr Nj Nw s'ssssh shd ROE %E ees.
Park section of fine homes, large grounds
-Beaatiinl , "a fas ls lot; over 100 feet wide and
Or Sunday. TR. 1868 LOUIS P. SHOE
MhiKEE niiFf Enc i7lo e. x St nv IA. Ilss
from busIine; close to schools, shopping
esRiei @RGHrD rDTsfss RgsTr 19r seek sale Sl59o 200
AEaR SEIns'Gp; s.;sHTaERSSh IA Sh sfss fs2e HOME lots
o xroand also psE Industrial and and on.
LARGE ooRNER Il foT, Tt4c cb. ch.. l D. C..
rIsea s!fS S0'E1' E. MAGRos 3Pes * E2 5Sns 5SPs
HoMEsiTE fSes sE o attractive adjoining i7 lots
Circle on Western ave. Running brook on
paToperts eentsinipg @ba1 Ig over " acre. Mr
LOT 40 =. by 100 #; for sale. cash. 49th
and Ayres ave. Sc. Call NO S6SS before
II 30 q, a,ni. or after $50 p m. 90.
APT. HOUSE SITES, s.E.-Forrester ST.
s.e;. 501l04, $500. Raleigh St and Wac
and 5th sts. Sc. 7s050 50. It, corner.
franklin st. and gath ne. 5ox14o.
81 200 Oakland ter. Kensington, lots,
each 56xl90, 5000 lot. Bannockburn
napolis I'd, at 54th St corner. ST $50.
SCOTT, SANDERS, 3al9 South Capitol ST.
CoLoRED-2 BEAUTIFUL LOTS. selling
Tor the price Of J.; all with sewerage and
pavements: for only $3.50. Call HO 09s6
10 daily and Sunday. IF
C0LoRED-BRoOKLAN 1900 blk. jack
son st. nse;-Beautiful lot 50xl so; also
lots. 4sth st. ne, only $3.50. Call
KEYSTONE, Ma. 1884 or AID. 2I77
COLORED-CHURCH BLDG. SITE-Ar-
lineton, sweeping picture view, improved
street. BOWERS, 1I04 18th st. NV. RE