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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
LAYS EGG WITHIN EGG

Lancaster, o. (UP)--A white leg- horn hen owned by Earl Campbell. farmer near here, laid an egg as big as a baseball. When Campbell broke it open he found not only the traditional contents, but another normal-sized egg, with shell, white and yolk fully formed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
TanamGny Appointed As Staff Writer

Thomas Tammany. student in the College of Arts fnd Sciences al the Fort Traunbull branch Of the University of Connecticut at New London. is a staff writer for '@Trusna- bun Tide" weekly newspaper. He is the son of Mfr. and Mrs. Michael r. Tammany. 70 Hickory Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
ONLY ONE BUCK FOR g

Jefferson City. Mo. CUP) Nils souri archers will be given a spec- ial three-day season this year to hunt deer. The bow and arrow en- thusiasts will have a handicap on gun-toting nimTods, who will enjoy only q two-day season. Archers will be allowed one buck under a spec iai @ permit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

Everybody, including his wife Annie. is sworn to secrecy, and he gets safely back to London. nobody know ing he was AWOI. But g year later, when he Is discharged and returns home, his son greets him and causes plenty of confusion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

plans for keep. ing the kids social life under control V h e T they hit the dating, bob by sox years.
 Tns cad of waiting un til the children gel out from under parental controI and then com. plaining. w c can't do a thine
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
RAIN DROWNs I7s sPARROWs

Mount Vernon. I'll. - (UP1 - A
 Mount Vernon resident counted I55 drowned sparrows in MaF back yard
 one morning, victims e heavy summer rain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

s9AHUUHW HtF9HHgHn seo, From thue ppefDthlAg gga ta Dnv0F sac vow viDht 0tf shg lsse8 So her peaa n scent on ter . ooapae ef A0NthA Y0H dhdRf tR Che w0fd. Eos Nked Molly al., Monv Iitea Pow heMt seas hUFe !. . aHd W baHgs
 changed Monday night dropped a NolyB Molly there Instead found note saying e had gone her Andmoter You didn't think accidentally doubo-croBed A dfandmotherss Indeed Molly to the movies last night And
 WHAT IS TfrTsS
 you mashed this out what trying play liked dld 10 lie to your Why couldn't she have straight out Instead of relying on c note left behind herr What's going onS
 And you got Moys twomIng At least that's what she calls Nelly went the movies with Roger Blair Of whom you'd Nelly thought you'd you didn't find he thank he sister for keeping her nose out of Molys affairs from in.
 wo-tmng thing you just You and Molly through right then and there You left Molly the middle in which regretted the speed evenings which you've been impalence s like Molly You st want Molly. How are you going to get Molly back
 SPEAK SORRY
 Molly little breath her for another date Tell shot Even though think Molly e who ought to apologize to you Two timing, indeedi
 Well. listen you be married to Nelly she then stepped out with other led him believe that she liked him best then shed be twv.imlng
 gotten point Molly You like her only with exclusive rangemen for all time with If try she'll break free Cause heart while she likes you best and date other bays when that It be angle too And date other girls besides her. And be sure to do Hi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
7 MCKINNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Amerlca's Card Authority
 Written for NfNA Service

The American Contract Bridge League has not only renewed its pledge to fight cancer in chil- dren, but has resolved to expand its activities in the general war on cancer. At the winter national tiiornament ct Hollywood, Fla, Dec.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Wise Parents Avert Teen Age
 Perils
By RUTH NfILLETT NEA Staff Writer

A group of parents whose il. and l2-year olds are in the same class at school is already makinp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02
Elizabeth Woodward Says
WHY PIN HER DOWN.

you Nksd MoIlv from assanoe tcv ages. Yes saae hep av0nma nad aDhug pbu saw vDa NkDa. YOH glHalv gDt wDMF bFeak and s0HleoNe sHtFoaHcea vOW gteo, From tCFe OH z. bvefVikiAg tuge c vOmF InvOF Bhe f0d vow vDht 0ff ehe bng shg ied 1n tpv So v0m sate her DleNlV ft aCsnt 0B for ooaDle ef Bl0NthA Y0N didn't haUe care Co We sD0Ff0. KoH Need Mov 10, Mollv HFed voa, Tow heagt seas hers j. and W haH0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-02

The Roxy Theater is claiming a worlds record for the largest re- ceipts for the first weeks run of a motion picture. Tn this case it is ''The Razor's Edge" and the total
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-01-11
Gifts Of Cod
By GEORGE S.BENSON
President Of Harding co1sss
Sedncy Arknnsos
| p D..
| L0Okulq.


shelter is greedy because Their
are many people in China am
India who never had a SQUARE
meal in their lives. They sta!
poor because a few people &c
very rich"
Road to THIS speech is n,
Poverty nearer true than the
one about the water
Both have some facts in them
but they are not related facts.
ana not trying to say that wealth
is free and cheap like water, ou'
am saying this: My neighbNr's
fine home and big car have cost
me nothing. He has more q an
have because he Cor his falre8
maybe) has more wealth-creA.jnR
ability than l have.
There is such a thing as o.,
preston of the poor. There
such a thing as exploiting labCc.
1t is a crime which Jesus decl q,
openly. 1t is also a short-sigh d
vice because it leads toward po--
erty and not toward veal n.
Good money in circulation" is
manifestation of prosperity . q
it occurs only in lands whe Q
workers are we'll paid and tn
permitted to maintain gooA
homes and live in comfort.
Workers are paid well IL
America, twice as we'll as in Eng
land and six times as well a. n
Russia, and America is a rico
country. Families live on 81 a
month per person in China -
China is a poor country. Is China
poor because America is rich?
No! Without the United States
as a customer, and supplier, the
Orient would be poorer still. Tho
difference is that we have liberty.
and they have oppression.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-01-11

DRAW on your imagination for
a moment. Consider with me an
altogether improbable circum-
stance. Suppose a well-groomed
man of easy speech should mount
IN improvised platform in the
'ublic square of an agricultural
iOanty-seat town next Saturday
afternoon, play a popular phono-
graph record through a loud
speaker to get an audience, and
then should say:
"Ladies and Gentlemen - there
es just so much water in the en-
ere universe; so much and no
IElore. Any time you drink more
kof it than you need to quench
-your thirst, you are greedy be-
cause some unfortunate person
somewhere on earth wants water.
he is thirsty. His throat is dry
and his lips are parching. And
s. is all for want of the water
lwhich you so wantonly swallow"
Crazy SUCH a speaker would
Ideas soon lose his audience.
People would walk away
end leave him. Some of them
might think about having his
head examined because they know
his ideas are out of JOINT. There
is no connection whatever be-
tween one mans abundance of
water and some far-awav strand
er's thirst. The need of the suf-
ferer. even if he were a victim of
icruelty, is apart from the owner
of a good well.
But the speaker might hold his
audience if ne said something
Ike this: Ladies and Gentlemen
there is Just so much wealth
IN the world; so much and no
more. Anybody with more than
ne needs for food, clothes and
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-01-11
SOFT SHOULDERS

Shoulders are still broad, but
they're no longer sharp and squaE-
ed. This season they have been
rounded and gently curved in keep.
ing with the softer Silhouette.
Shoulders that are generous to the
top of the silhouette and then, II
turn, minimize the waistline, give
that wonderful American-girI loal!
/ Fashions favorite treatment Of
the rounded, softer trend is the
curving shoulder line that dips low
on the sleeve. In this Fashion
Frock of the Week, a flange seam
slips around from the back AID
then continue form the front
yoke. The Bishr- sleeves, long and
full and gal. "a to bgtto~cd
" ashland, aIe graceful ana ne
coming,
Rounded shoulders. rour led
yckoe, full sleeves a foll gts.
Fashion puts curel. ia Ing spot.
1ght!
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-01-11

Sweaters and 60 merrily on your way.
What a hit you'll be with those Big
Time Joes when you strut your stuff
down the Avenue. Wherever you goa
you'll be a Spotlight Special in Your
new Slick-Chick Slip-Over Sweater.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-01-11

Is NNNN! NITNL I ,-'lu
First Serve. : III
postpaid ip"i. 'c>- pL
Of - 95--or ! >ot
Nvish--.iust soma g 10
5eu0si' and a2v i
man h1iag~o ca -
Gvest. NG I. t.u.sS I
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-01-11
Calcutta, India = Cpl. Sidney

Calcutta, India = Cpl. Sidney j
Taylor, son of Mrs. Jessie NJ Taylor,
Of Route l, Box Glib, Vicksburg, Miss.
is currently serving wi h the 3509th
ON Truck Company in Calcutta In
d'a, which has been awarded the Mer-
itorious Service Plaque by Mai-Gan-
eral Thomas A. Terry, Commanding
General, India Buma Theater.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-01-11

NaGiorai Ga ing On seq, 600
aG0s-9S 6. AsI u ave. Chicago - IL
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-01-11

Corporal Robinson has been in the
India Burma Theater since April 1915.
Prior to entering the Armed Forces
in August 1914. he was farmer.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-01-11

Choose your favorite color from thass
G., orous shades: White-Brown-H i
- ac-Blue-Purple- H.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1946-01-11

Send today 1oI Tree liberal supply OF Sni5 I'm
grade Face Powder & also our FREE BEAUTIFUL
Cosmetic catalogin eolors Help bring ont your love
hness bv using our Humorous blend OF zee fo"ue1'
Be lovely to lie -f..ce % ifno =. Don't "ait-
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1o42-4s ". Van suren, DEPT. ooo' Chicago T. 'A'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

RiliORp \. tW>O> widcl,
known aiiorney of Washington.
u. e.. Who va> elected general
president ~ the ilrha mi "
pha fraternity NJ th,ir al>t an
nual meeting held in chicago
LIST week. He succeeded Ray
ford ". logan. Burt Na,h,rrJ
81 k9n>a> 'liy was elected >cs-
rriart iu place OF Joseph ". a.
Evans of Washington after y
new constitution limiting Off
GERS io five year incunhsncy
vas adcIted. 'tNrr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

% ~ Cigarette
victory H""d contest pm"r Tue above h r"phr shows T.
" 10 . f l., o
i approval Nr
p.ed 10 i've III enfd Nro
Is srhcr in Madison schools
wa he h w mamm crrpr,a giving
a e every, !, me ma cciop January i9a Ia,h. ctan
tor Bnn / ross a
Nv packs racrc to ahght gar
Re, thcaroW The retail n whom % winner hi
RAJ cigarette ks,cn Nhtor Bond
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
RIVER ROUCER BURIED
FROM CHURCH OF CHRIST

Funeral services wore held
Thursday December - for Alfrso
G Vaughn sol FOLK avenue Mr.
Vaughn died on December u ~
his home following a Ions Illness
The services wcrc hold from The
Church ~ Christ Tho rites wore
read nv The Rev Binder Ofhcr
ministers who TOOK part IN the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
Receives Highest
Boy Scout Honor

Nf' h.e n
ma "a
vartl
fiH tup.e
aea ~ iv III
. 1. tft
na ri
>ome H. years ago. Neare 10Y
>r"rt> rere tri ,crn ii'rd 80
wear The >cort ouiior'u Ia liaml.
~. PhI- won ihi> r,rhl iar N,.
go 'na'h and mAde possible. u,
~ inlncll a>si.t,rrf. ~ l.r>i
rrilormcd Negro iro"r ia NidnI.
M'r" 'hau an, oiter >inelr ner.
,on he made scouting li,c amanp
Nc.~r's in uilmi even nicn T.
aep'@''i doomcd.
Dr T'n.
ar9 ,n Dnr h II,
N'i, ln riii-
fat se Al etl-
t.n h"f Cross harr
y Il
'fw l,osemwo ae
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12
ALABAMA Clio
OPPOSES NEW
VOTE BILL

DlRNINGHNN -lA>pt- The
Congres. Of ludnstsial orranila-
tions hcte hiss gon, On record OF
opposing the adoption o. me hos.
Vol amcnarlcrf characterized as
The white supremacy vote bill
i,Nt ,se'uber
rho smendm'n' IS openly sup
ne4ied hy Gossnef y Nc' or,eg.
caairiau W - te Democreuc IN
ccntisp rommtlee VINO has urged
stat" don ooMs tp recognize IL,
s. S'iWeme CONT ruling IN
rerad fu Ncern voting rights
NeCorscy is said 20 soc IN the
'hc ii ,at ~ ne toreef in Tho
rrSwoli tpendreni sufficient
protection o. control and limit
;hc Nreie vote fhc rcs'nctioi
~ ~ vhre Supremacy vote
biz I'qr,ros voter 10 under
s',nd me Cossr'ulion as Well
81 ic,d ma " b., II IN t.rthsh
nre arc got enough qualified
N.cr ufcrs 20 mako any differ
,a,, r. rl,c..on results 10 said
~ Is Drwscd 20 civcrcina OF tho
party pi,ratN 7 on STATE la~ ant
si'ir~ y pu rs = private club.
rd 1reei fnr ihe sv~ton OF
y,'4rr hA len as N &c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-12

lo,rnh g. toIc>. iirld rrpr,
sentative ~ the Detroit Inter
rncl,i ommilirc, who j. hcine
huanrcd D, - testimonial ard
inicrrar'al goodwill DINNER.
'ron>ufc, u, ihe lrctericL
poncla> >or-l'ar,i>an thi,
IcIgu,. o., Ncrda, Ian. ~,
1915. a. pau. ~ me lat
Three st.. GGG ! ,dam>. ". {
.lolm,nn. prominent hn>inrs>-
nan. i chairman of ~, eon-
mite" On arrangements "ad-
ing citi'rns Who have accepted
Nifaiious 10 .,ttcld include
Mayor Idv. \ lciiric> ". :.
1. ln,or,. D,lroii N,w> editor:
Walter q. Rrlgr>. H.: Fred L.
tprn and William >hcrrlI.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
/ HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY Cont

Buy q have cash BUYERS; 4 (; cHkozzA
Wp S3 R$E isS e CASH ebsEkAs s Ay tsa s94 homes and
offerP THos. i FARRELL CO., Realtors
HAVE CASH BuYERs for homes and
propsrtfes at s todays a pricss. Personal @ W at
M4SRxs ) % Ap. ss$s;, , 81 s$ss; s -. =
nsass IN any rs s''ea 1905
MANNAS REALTY co. can sell your mouse
eSlssSien ssis wilson blvd. CT. OF
II n WpRoMpr ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home. business or investment PROD
erty is what you desire, call r. A. HUM
PHRIES, Realtor, s0S North Capitol. MA.
$3.50; Results since 1919.
hoass' @ WI pay Pay al cash. No assnts. please.
imME6pATE M a19sa SCR staaG5rroN-we will buy Your
home today or sell to cash clients @ ss I. tpll
fH HHlfk ffkkEFaa22D Pi 2sS 10 Sfs saY Cash 81 for or
3 bedroom house conyenient 70 Hyatts-
vile. No agents. MR.. PARKS, eyes"
s5MrHI;2 Il STYLED loa ss,ek K gE stone house
RosEsEa Rsshi $780, lot Ext Ssh so sFsss
house; prefer places suitable for renting
5soTs e. X II oS R1ss n 8 ss sfss
WILL GIVE you immediate cash ofIer for
your p. c. or Md. property. any size, any any
s1oana caii fomp' @r Tssier 4AsnER me-
1Tl3 M ST. NV, RE. 5000. -l5
Evening star., 1946-12-12
PARK-First-
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED


MASS. AVE. EXTENDED Can be .pur;
Somes sng oa dining r
| rooms, ? baths. ample closet space on q
HI ssd m Thess haasss are hfa' h
ss s. SsSShs ~ a. Ws;ss5n sss
500 a2stn En- hfr 4Rff5nat'fa 4af5 E
eeEoKEb-NEAR eeiadsh5: JOHN quincy Adam!
sch.-Fine old mansion 3-story brick, Il
rms, 3 baths: Oil heat good condition
ideal for physician. organization, guest.
MARTIN, Broker. exclusive agert, Bu
coIoRRb&WAspER eed1 RI 7aA ST., no. of @n colur,.
large lar Tot lot. Cali Ypf Mr FISCHER with DREY.
c9ToEHS4s c9Ts ahos EealsGrs sf EA SW@s sSss $50
5:sG assn aad Ssh Ssa pei 2nh s<R asa
cdo5IioSRREID;-uprowN, Col best ne.ghborhood
F-Det. home. 8 large rooms; 2Ha baths. hot
water OIL heat. porches, 3 garages. Mr.
ROOTS. GE. 1908. MI 2os0. -13
coLonED1gSnIT m UNI BIC BLOCK s.a QUINCY EI3b. g1we'
Idt Eits rS" refss.: & sti haidWood sa doors G and
Venetian blinds; very desirab,ns for home
ca esf f3pmas %p PeTrs AZ P's 5a ss o. e
REALTY CO. Ma. 1854.
COLORED-NoT THE CHEAPEST. but one
of the best homes available. Very large
rooms, open hrepIaces, hardWood floors. s
builtein garage. res. room. MR.. WHITE
GoLoRIB@uPPER N.w.-Beautiful eisht-
room brick. porches., built-in garage; also
d6Ro;EEbMN'w ZEE; PH 51Ns5 MI s2ReosT3ios-Loveiy 2es3
family fat, A rooms and, bath on each
;zr poE pri9ss dS1a Icy ae to MI 5eh a7s Can Mrs
CoLoREb-oN THE HLL1lst time
sgSstsRtdsl essh iss ~ 3ofe "a vaaant
$1,000 down-6 rooms, bath, e.h.-w.h.;
fun basement. row brick. Cali Norris
Cohen or Mr.. Vinnick,. with A.. ~: pRAls-
NER l494 st; NV; IA. sosS: @ OF q 92s7,
rooming houses with baths, c;h y 81;
payments: CAL Morris % Gohsn 9F Pa MT.
st.. NV, Ma. .s03s, GE. 0297
SoLoREED1G=oNICE N.Y.; .s, s1reom b. brisk b Ax
CO. 1886 11t st.. Do. 002s.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
SUBURBAN sALE-vIReINIA.

LARGE WOODED CORNER LOT in Falls
Church makes ideal setting for this charm.
ing 6-rm. brick house with fun basement
end partly IN and A. 3. sony rcny saaipDsa as2s
MSTl After Pm. h Dhcne ROBERTS. f F "a. sos7.T
ARLINGTON, VAC rms. kit. and bath;
1st a.. bedrm.. liv; rm.. dining rm:. Kit;
2 inclosed porches; End d.. bedrms- and
Sssa Sss os os ssnt saSs
furnished. MRS, RILEY, sun. all day,
weekdays after 8. CH. 1895. ia
HOME IN ALEXANDRIA-4-bedr frame
aGass m with ia ipsssens ~ M heat
location; ]: LEE PRICE. 1903 23 Arlington
EtSEe H sE Ta "A Nv l5o1 5SnaszrnEton sna Ivs iHa coan
y. Va, three blocks from Lee Lee hTs; ,,,. -
completed in August. 1946: large living
and, half bath on first foori attached ga
rear porch: modern KITCHEN With T,cub,ed5 sd
tHSs he Sa Sash IN sssssssena eeS
room 17x1S IT,; black oak parquet flooring
throughout house; seven closets , ana atsac a
ment with oil heat, divided into utility
space and 17x13-ft. partially finished rec
reation room with fireplace. approxa- S
fsrs. For appointment telephone, :! "a.
NEARBY VlHGINIA-Au unusual ana most
attractiye quality built, all-stone home Of
Z spacious rooms and baths, situated on
" acre lot In . community Of high-clsss
small estates; really designed for gracious
living and entertaining. Cal QUICK. DI.
aasSSniNSToN asSl Sns15 PPShrsr 81 vacant Lovely
corner lot. fenced rear yard. side porch:
living room. dining room and kitcnen on
LIST door. 5 nice bedrooms and natn Snd
windows, awninss. oil hest. B1I1zAIl,
~ al
AhMnsSfoN FoEEsT, sls.lso 2. Pet.
MATGOfM, Ma. 6D63, Oh 6g16,
CLEAN-CUT WHITE BUNGALOW. iust oh
Wilson blyd.s near busy ClArendon. rms;
lot approx. 6Ox12O. Homo II 1n nice,
clean condition. Priced very iairly at
SII BOO. Attractive terms. ARLINGTON
KEALTY Co, exclusive asents 2204
{Gilson blvd. Oh 1900. OF. 4i23. l4
Evening star., 1946-12-12
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or s.e white or colored, Maryland or We VIZ
VIZ WEI Can Sell YoiuR HOUSE at att its fali
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
Realtors test. 1887, 1919 e st. NV. DI.
DO you WANT SPEEDY ACTION? List
will pay top price, ENTERPRISE REALTY
Co, 1924 Eye st. NV Ex. 3400..
I WILL Fay Y0u Cash today Tor ygur r
FORD SHERTzER. RE. 2735, WO. 9101.
GoLDsTEN BROS. CAN SELL your house
At full value; free appraisais. Call RE.
1898 until 9 p. m, 1879 L st. NV. Real
Estate In All Its Brgnches;
all cash or will sell for you. We ger
results. quick action, MAX MILLER 500
saiussfxNffxL aita "a Hi vi cAsa ao1 tcr q bedroom
home. N minis. of Hyattsville; direct from
owner. VA. 6066. ia
Evening star., 1946-12-12

TAKE YOUR CHOICE-Modsrn broom
appea auf4 ftehen nun Win
6-rm. frame, auto. h.-w.h,., fpll base
SsH. I'll .;nISsssd asSs lot, EsTEs REALTY 60:
MOVE m TOMORROW--Murdoek Realty
offers the following good but iow-Wicea
homes; immediate possession on most OF
tns $1,000 70 kenslnston: mseas 9a 's White
in nv. rm.; fun bsmt.; big lot: excel cond;
si;sos $3.50: "fakom. Park: bedrms.. i liyi
rm.. din. rm., kit; 2-story frame on good
lot sSss f Forest sssnsR gen bedrms.
$4,000: Chevy Chase View; nice dining I'M;
ly u. .,, big coss ks. e sehoos bus
shopping;- white stucco. yr. old. ...
sl9 600; Kensingson; ton, br ro,nsr bone n,rmS 5nS.
SnD 9R; be Gaa st atse
fun bsmt.; . bedrms.; immed. poss.; $1,000
sssSo ssdin w. Wheaton l m 5ats fu
big attic: 9Ov26O lot: $4,000 down,
81 900; Kensipgton; This This Pr pretty CAPE ape
frepi.. a h bie Bath. Kit; ise. hoored attic;
fun bsmt. with outside entr;; pp copper plumb
ing. gas y. heater. etc: $1,000 5000 cash, cash nr
s-stoay: sHoVh inmac' mac coma. % yrs. old; in
beaut location; has stone firepl. medium
din rrn, big equip. kit; the master peufm.
has 2 closets, lge tile bath: has complete
gas euuipmt. and storm sash with arcade
and garage
$4,000 to S35,000-we have 16 of the
most heaut. homes in or near the District,
with every poss. luxury. Some available
now, others in Feb: to B bedrms., with
numerous baths. MURDOCH & ASSO-
|CIATES Realty. No. z Lincoln ave. lCon-
necticutl, Kensington. Md. SH. S794.
SILVER SPRNG-Immaculate charming.
different Cape Cod bungalow In Woodslde
Forest. featuring attr. dv. rm. with nrep1.,
din. rm, equipped kit. with table space;
3 nice bedrms., ~ baths up: full base.
with oil h.-w.h., Law, tubs, outlet: slate
roof; copper plumbing: insulated; nr.
schools shopping and transp.
Silver Spring-Newly decor, det. 6-rm.
white brick on lge.. level lot; !iy. rm;,
screened porch. din. rn., equipped kit; 3
bedrms. and bath up: full base. with gas
a.-c.h., shower: insulated; nr. transp..
Ise Silver Spring. woodmoor-Red brick
bunga: ~. rn. with frspl frspl ah din doHn., Im,,
2 bedrms. up; full base: with rec. Tm;.
Silver Spring-We now have more homes
to offer you than we have had for several
years. AL shapes. sizes and prices some
reasonable, some not, One hour IN
personal interview with us is worth four
stop In today? Huh? WORTHINGTQN
REALTY. 1927 Georgia ave. 81. 3700
from am. to pm.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe.t

$500 CAsH-Near 7th and D sts.; g.
room and bath corner house; h.-w.h.; ga
rage; immediate possession. Call RE. 1883
til 8 pm. GOLDSTEN Bros 1429 L
VACANT; INCOME PRoPERTY-soo blk.
Va. ave, s.w-7 large rms. and bath. q
coal; completely furnished: move in I'm.
,uedately. very reasonable terms. Cal TIL
8 pm. weekdays: Sun, 12 to 5. VIM. Cali
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Evening star., 1946-12-12
HOUSES FER sALE--south.osf.

VACANT: BRANCH AVE.. few blocks over
b. G. line s.e.--5-year-old detached brick.
center hall rooms. bath. st-hoor. lava
water heat, large level lot Price. 1880.
Mr.. Filippo. TR 55S4. 5976. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC 1345 Good Hope rd.. s.e.3
17oo BLOCK D ST. 4. u. Brick, 8 rms. and
bath, incl. porch; full bsnnt.: coal h.-w h:
WiLIondHBx VIII 81 Rzx REAL iEssT2fH Al Sass
Evening star., 1946-12-12

CHRISTMAS SPECIALs SO $50; tairhsyens
Just below Alexandria, on Route 1; S2, 500
cash, balance S57 80 per month; aspestos-
S' hood. This T house @ i is in in excellent condition
and Is Immediately available; consists q
large living room, bedrooms, full bath.
FrefTiserator; reiT fun basement; standard stair:
way to unfinished attic; air-condittoned
heat; larse lot; storm TindoTs T included. asitca
1904 n washington blvd, Arl., Va. lis
ARLINGToN, VA.-Modefn detached. 8.
room brick homeA Just redecorated; approx.
sbous sas' : slq blocks q @ Oh fss Siya has hvins
room. dining room and kitchen on 1st
floor; 8 bedrooms and beth r,n son Snd .bo5: nooT;
and transportation: vacant Ar; sossxxsslsI ss
soss so ssop 3 PHEEss. syss i4i4 sne sua e.
and oil heat. plus eauiDred fitehsn, Ief
Ss Ssss NOW so. w.s6lnason SI ho sivd. al. 700.
26lDGsN "a efas- s-Roox HOUSE. stone .ls ana
frame construction, prewsr material. Large
dining room. beautiful equipped step-doWn
kitchen, master bedroom with bath. den.
es ansr sd dsp nov ssnd Sor sSo sSo
Fu isife bssemehe with laundry f.siiisies f % I'll
ps nse BLOCKS from sof sna
This property priced right 10 sell. Cali Mr..
Meas, WILLIAMS REALTY, ALB Wilson
s12,s5O AND WORTH IT--5-rm.. bath,
brick Cape Cod: drepl., plus insulated 2nd
loor for extra bedrms: full basement;
trust. First trust, So, 800. Exclusiveiy,
PROVIDENCE REALTY CO.. AK 3s43,
NoRrH NJ 4 4 ARLINGroN-s rooms, 3 baths,
breakfast room, den. 1st-fi0or bedroom
and bath: bedrooms and bath, End
floor: Dutch Kitchen: fun basement: oil
week. JAMES =. MAHONEY, woodward
Bldg, RE 2411. -14
In Alex, close to everything: nice neigh.
borhood; .recr. I'm. and bath In basennt,
liv. Tm;. din rm. and equipped KIT. on 1se
sIsra, AZ loti ~ sccS gsSa Sry c1MM0MM- ssS MSM
(Continusd on Next Paes.I 7.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-03-12

The Letter, LaCava said, con-
tanned the second parking ticket
and dollar bill and the explana-
ton Il didn't dare go up to pay the
second one lest find third when
/ came downstairs again. This
could 60 on Indefinitely.