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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19

der which thousands of C. rs and
their families are having to live
because the ambitious veteran is
trying to get the education al
lowed him by the G.. I. Bill of
Rights is often so shamefully in
adequate you can only wonder if
the education is going to be
worth the price the young family
has to pay for it.
Sure, Uncle Sam is paying for
it in one way. But in dozens of
other ways the wives and hus-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19

set in a row of
dozens of 9TH
ers just like it.
That f u r.
nished r o o m
l n a private
home isn't the
apartment or
c o t t a g e he
hoped to share
with his wife
and small son
when he came
back home.
In fact, the
conditions I'm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19
PERSONALS

Mrs. Sydney L. R. Wigg and
Mrs. Robert Matthews Of Norfolk,
Va, are visiting Mrs. Wigs sis.
ter, Mrs. Lester w. Preston at her
home in Forest Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clayton
Smith have returned to the city
after spending the weekend in Raj.
eigh.
Mrs. Givens Williamson of Palm
Beach, Fla, is the guest of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Rinaldo B. Page in clean.
der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hargrove Bellanay
have as their guests at their home
on Market street, Mr.. and Mrs
John Hill Cronly and John Hill
Cronly, Jr., of Richmond, Va.
Il
Mrs. M. E. Miner, the forme,
Miss Anne Hyde of Charleston
is. c., was the weekend guest o:
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Hopkins a
their home here. 1t. Col. Miner
former assistant principal at New
Hanover High school, sailed on Sat
urday from New York for Ger
many after a 45-day leave in tn,
States, he will be joined in sew
eral weeks by Mrs. Miner.
Stacy r. Hines Of Holly Ridge
is a patient at James Walker
Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Williams Rullnan sne
daughter, Sally, left by plane yes
terday for Ell Paso, Texas, to joir
her husband, 1t. Rullman who /.
stationed there.
Miss May Taylor will leave to
day for Charlotte, where she will
be an. attendant in the wedding
Of Miss Nancy O'Herron and En-
sign David Rankin which is tt
take place there on February 2:
at Myers Park Presbyterian
church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19
Professor Harrison
Is Guest Speaker
At LumbertOn Club

LUMBERTON, Feb. 10 - Cues,
speaker at the meeting Of the
Lumberton Book club at the home
Of Mrs. M. F. Cobb was F. E.
Harrison, professor of modern
languages at Winthrop college,
Rock Hill, s., C., who talked about
the customs of peoples of the
Netherlands East Indies and OF
Brittany. He was weekend guest
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb.
Other out-of-toWn guests were Mrs.
Wesley Anderson, Mrs. j. L. Phil
lips and Miss Mary Hope Craw.
ford of Rock Hill, and Miss Mary
Cobb ct Richmond, Va. Mrs. John
P. Stedman presided, and dur.
ing social period Mrs. D. P.
Shaw and Mrs. T. A. Mcneil as
sisted the hostess in serving.
The Lumberton w. c. T. U. OBJ
served annual Frances E. Willard
Memorial Day at its meeting at the
home of Mrs. ]. c. Henderson.
Mrs. Eva w. Floyd was assisting
hostess. The program was in
charge of Mrs. H. A. Oliver, with
Mrs. Hubert Jackson leading de.
votional. Mrs. Alex Theodore pre-.
sided.
Mrs. R. A. Hedgpeth gave a
paper at the meeting Of the Thurs
day Afternoon Book club at the
home of Mrs. j. c. Hutto. Miss
Hettie Kate Akin presided.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19
BY RUTH MILLETT

It's not quite the warm, COM
Portable, convenient home he
dreamed about when he was over
seas - that dirty-green trailer
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr. and Mrs, Relna Potter an
nounce the birth of son, Relma
Potter. Jr., February IA at Marion
Sprllnt annex. Mrs. Potter is the
former Bertha Mintz of Leland.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19

U. S. orange production is in.
creasing rapidly; for every two
oranges sold in 1910, three must be
sold in 1850. "sE!AtA | j
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19
S Cooking
BY CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Pork and Peppers a

Os L II ADANlS
Pork and Peppers a
Flavorsome Dish
Clam Juice Cocktail
Pork and Peppers
Baked Potatoes
Scalloped Tomatoes
Cole Slaw with Russian Dressing
Hard Rolls
Lemon Chiffon Pie
(Recipes serve four)
Pork and Peppers
l pound fresh pork butt.
3 medium-sized green peppers.
l onion, sliced in rings.
8 tablespoons butter or mar
garine.
Pepper.
Salt.
Cut pork into cubes. Saute il
one tablespoon of butter or mar
garine until crisp. Wash pep
pers. remove seeds and mem
brane. Cut in fairly good size'
pieces and saute with onion rings
in remaining butter or margarine
until tender and the onion ring
are slightly Drowned. Comoln
with pork and serve.
Scalloped Tomatoes
can tomatoes.
l sliced onion.
IL cup fine bread crumbs.
IA cup grated cheese.
cup croutons.
Salt and pepper. :.
Saute croutons in olive oil il
which a Glove of garlic has beer
soaking for several hours. Plac'
one half the tomatoes in a butter
ed casserole. Add sliced onion,
season with pepper and salt and
add croutons. Add remaining to-
matoes, top with buttered crumbs,
sprinkle top with grated cheese.
Bake at $50 F. 80 to 40 minutes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19
FLIGHT RECORD

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 18-UP-
National Airlines said Monday that
one of its DC-4 planes set a non
stop flight record from Miami,
Fla, to Newark airport of five
hours and 20 minutes yesterday.
The plane, piloted by Capt. w. A.
Fordyce Of Miami, carried As pas
sengers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Earl Duff
announce the birth Of a son, Allen
Earl, Jr., February 9 at Marion
Sprunt annex. Mrs. Duff is the
former Hazel A. Potter Of this
CITY.
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Dial 2-3311 for Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19
OXFORD WAREHOUSE

OXFORD, Feb. 18- W.D The
Red Front tobacco warehouse here
was completely destroyed by fire
early Monday.
Origin of the fire was not imme
diately determined. 1t was one OF
nine tobacco warehouses operated
here. The fire was the second large
one here in the past "a hours.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-19

The Winter Park H1ne DEM
nstration club will meet Fri
day at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs.
e. G.. Hall.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Chevy Chase ,

Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman .Stricklin
will be hosts this evening at buffet
supper party. Their guests will in
clude Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Gilpin, Mr..
and Mrs, Freeman Stricklin, jr.;;
Miss Audrey Rider, Mr.. Ernest B.
Rider, jr.: Miss Patricia Ramey, Mr..
James Stricklin, Mrs. James A..
Harris, Miss Frances Rose Stricklin
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Gilpin, jr., and
Mr.. Don Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs Warder B. Jenkins
were hosts to IL guests at dinner
and bridge last evening, entertain
ing in their home.
The Misses Margarita and Sally
Patterson, daughters of 1t. Col. and
Mrs. James B. Patterson, entertained
"a guests at supper party and
dance last evening in their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M. Bollinger
entertained 16 guests at dinner and
bridge last evening in their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Jorolemon were
hosts at dinner and bridge Friday,
entertaining IL guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold F. King were
hosts at supper and bridge last eve
ming, entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Willer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W.
Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dagenais.
Col and Mrs. Hugh R. Thomas
entertained at dinner Wednesday at
the Army and Navy Country Club to
celebrate Mrs. Thomas birthday an
niversary. Among the guests we're
Col. and Mrs. Amos T. Pagter and
Comdr. and Mrs. John j. King.
Mr.. and Mrs o. Leslie Cricken-
barger were hosts at dinner party
and bridge Thursday in honor of
DR.. and Mrs Mackenzie Bane, who
are leaving shortly for Texas. The
other guests were Capt. and Mrs.
Edmund Nussear, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Winn, jr; Mr.. and Mrs. Hilleafy
Rose, Mrs. Margaret Rucker and
Mr.. Ralph Neblett.
Mrs. Charles r. STROBE was hostess
at luncheon and bridge Wednesday.
Her guests were Mrs. James De
Force, Mrs. Mayer Schoenthal, Mrs.
Harry Kimberly, Mrs. Harold How
land, Mrs. Cornelius Jacoby, Mrs.
Leigh Brite and Mrs. w. B. Akers.
Mrs. Harold B. Vincent, jr., was
hostess at a luncheon party Thurs
day in compliment to Mrs. Guy
Greenawalt of Chicago, who is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton T. Cunning
ham will entertain this evening at
a dinner party in honor of Mrs.
E. Roebuck of Columbus, Ohio.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George
s. Bryan have as a guest the lat
ter's niece. 1t. Ruth L. Owen, who
has just returned from Honolulu.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Du Bois have
Evening star., 1946-03-24
EnDoy and Wife
WI Be HOnOred
Bv Music Guild

The Chamber Music Guild will
honor two of its charter members,
DR.. and Nine. Karel Cervenka, at
reception on April 2 from $50 to
7:30 pm. at the Washington Club.
The occasion will be a farewell
party, as DR.. Cervenka, Minister
Plenipotentiary of Czechoslovakia
and Envoy Extraordinary, will be
leaving with his wife for Czechoslo-
vakia sometime after the 9Th of
April.
Among the guests who will assist
in pouring are Mrs. Pearson, wife
Of the Canadian Ambassador; Nine.
LIE Calais, wife Of the Minister of
Luxembourg; Nine. Hurban, wife of
the Ambassador of Czechoslovakia; j;
Mrs. Thors, wife of the Minister of
Iceland; Mrs. Cleveland Newton,
Mrs. Stanley Woodward, Mrs. George
r. Holmes, Mrs. Louis A. Montague,
Miss Agnes De Lano, Mrs. Basil
Toutorsky, Mrs. Marshall DierSsen,
Mrs. Winfred Overholser, and Mrs.
James w. Boyer, jr.
Evening star., 1946-03-24

as their guest Mrs. Du Bois' brother,
Mr.. James Irving Clark, from st.
Edwards, Nebr.
Capt. Walter Owen Koehler has
returned from one and half years
overseas duty in France, and with
Mrs. Koehler are the guest OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Koehler.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred S. McFarline
have with them their son, 1t. James
S. McFarline, who Is on a furlough
from Calcutta. India.
Capt. and Mrs. c. A. Rumble have
as their guest the formers mother,
Mrs. H. J. Rumble, from London.
Mrs. Thomas j. Bay, wife of Capt.
Bay, has returned from two-month
visit in Blaine, Wash, as the guest
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W..
Agee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow c. McCord
have as their guest the latter's
brother, Maj. Vernon A. Smith, from
New Mexico.
Miss Gale Mccoy of Swarthmore,
Pa, is the weekend guest of Miss
Mary Jane Wohlgemuth.
S/Sergt. Irving Dehn, who is on
furlough from Paris Island, S. c.,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hough have
as their house guests the latter's
sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles N. Gill
more of Detroit, Mich, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles N. Gilmore, jr., of New
York City.
Miss Marjorie Pollock, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. Pollock of
Chevy Chase, arrived home yester-
day for spring vacation. She brought
with her, for her weeks stay, her
roommate at Brenau College, Miss
Cathy Wynne of st. Simons, Ga.
Evening star., 1946-03-24
Mrs. Pollard
Recent Bride

OF interest in Washington is the
recent marriage of Mrs. Julia B
Pollard and Col. Gale T. Cummings,
U. S. M. c., which took place at the
home of the bride on Butterworth
place, with the Rev. L. Ralph Tabor
officiating.
The bride was costumed in a gray
suit and white hat, topped off with
blue accessories and corsage of
orchids. The wedding was very
small, with only the family and a
few intimate friends attending.
After wedding trip to Florida, Col.
and Mrs. Cummings will live in
Ouantico,
Evening star., 1946-03-24


Partial List! Hundreds OF
Other FurS and Price Groups!
Budget Plan! Charge Ac-
counts! All Prices Subject to
Tar. intermediate M1rkdo,DnS
Taken In Many Cases.
ALL SALES FINAL
No RefundS-No Exchanges.
EDery Item Is From Our
Regular Stock. All Items Not
Available in All Stores. All
AdDertised Items Subject to
Prior Sale. None Sold to
Dealers.
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HOUSES WAN1rp To BUY.

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I Will PAY YOU Cash today for your
house, any condition, any section. CLlF-
FORD sHERTzER, RE. 273b, wo. sl91
GoLDsrEN BROS. can sell your house
sss tpl uns yalgs free i1ss y. Gan Rss
is.si 81 AND II AZ NE. rs srRRoFTsTYw. will pa,
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DO .. you sIi HxyE 4 HOME in ylrsipls for 9
sslea We have many buyers Tor bunga.
lows and 2-story- Colonials. 8. WITHERs
SMITH, CHI. 1858, oxford 1885. -s
DO YOU HAVE 2-bedroom bungalow In
Vlrginia. close in. nice areaf About sll.;
800. all cash. Call US. CH. 1858, oxforo
HAVE A PURCHASER for 3-bedrm. bunsa-
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nice area: to $4,000. substantial cash
payment Please call cH. 1888. s. WITH
bath Colonial brick: to s22 900, substan-
tial cash. Q. WITHERs SMITH, CH. oSSS'
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bedrm. home in Va. FR. 064b. III
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southsost.

DETACHED BRICK HOUSE, rooms and
shower bath; insulated, storm windows.
front and rear porches, semtdniShed recr.
r., lot 50x100; immediate possession: prtes,
$l2.750 Exclusive with w. II. sIMoHs'
VA TvAAcANfEFops Gtfl-poes' Davis s.e-s lovely rms.
sna is baths ssmidst, briskk, ,sss heat: heat:
reduced rsa Ssieasns q sls'ssS: terms. Ssil I'll ;
sszIosfs so xisfs.EEss .EEsoSsRs; s2R lSls 8
nniiTEjLcRREsr niTj III IoSfsi SafsiEA-A quality semidetach.
ed corner brick home, beautifully located
near shopping center, TRANSPORTATION anq
theater. House Is in perfect condition and
modern In every respect. Lovely large
yg opening onto visv sersssinfid sinis pposn poo
and completely equipped kitchen: beau
tiful bedrooms upstairs. and lovely large
tiled bath: fine paneled recreation room
in basement; oil h.-w.h.; splendid deep
yard surrounded by white picket fence; N
extremely attractive property. Priced right
and quick possession is assured. CAL MA.
gfgw s4aw III sRirAnTY CO. 5or sssisos. sssiia So
ifS.kocM fSsk on AND AND hath BRICK, ssniSasso, Sso
tsched home, for only S1I.500. $4,000
down: includes furnishings; near PennsXl-
realtors bi6 .. Capitol, Ii. 012S; ewes.
HfkLtcakaI2sT-one k Of the most desirable
Ire. stone frepl. full basement, oil h.-w.h,
trees ana stone wall; $4,000. +. D
BURGESS. 2t24 pa. ave. s.es TR. 2s02
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nsrsheest.

RIvER TERRACE-Ss, $50: lovely Broom
msasIn Gas srlss h0Is se erS sAs
bfREeT bH asrs rRos ~ OWNER, NJ eonv. s-rm. ana
bath %sa.r DsWy 81 back
sssas 3HsdPs S4sssd ;'fss' ss aS
RTErRAcR1vE AZ RaAHcsRf1vE row BRICK HOME on
srsP'fs ana Bath T. Tor owner; basement apt is
tars s naft and q The Ge. Estate rs
prsss Il sss oT ct aass sass stsas
Be. De- 5l1s III a Or VIM. Il. s8USDERs Co, iEc.,
Va woopknGE. oapSkkIniGE HOME WITH INcoME-Hsb,
Bath; End g., front, . rms. and bath; End
a., rear. 8 rooms and bath; corner lot;
garage; gu conveniences MR. RoBMsoN.
M. H. 0ccAaST;H 0ccAaST;HoLIc UNIVERSITY - Groom
brick tile BATH h.-gh- feK ysesnt 60 rTassd ssss
E fRMIDap sfs1i 81 sEsfIoNHeernsf srfsnsss q
s,se rSosI paths; ssn,;0.d s5ranEsa nEm.aI.ts 81
Yssr'Is0I after 8 PM, BE. oo54; day. DI. SS46
MARsHNA5I ssa sANb ShiYMzNT 4 MzsNHFE sGfs IS NE-e-room
semidetached brick. 2 inclosed ,porches,
81 hWh PE.ssa cn tSr CO Yi's ssss ssis aA
rms, 8 baths; large lot; S14,6oQ; includ.
furniture; possession; reesonsbls terms.
VIM. E.; TH0ERoWdooD' 2o@4 r. ]. ave.
WVsooDRiDGE, W. iise7 HAMLIN 81. N.E.-De-
teehed Engiish brick: Ice rms rms; the ,stnd bath,
wallis. va concrete side porch; oil heat; 2-cer
s:T%s; -. WV: i B. b. f6HsYSSEowdooD' 6sSS SOa4
eSMPsffIa lae fsRsesa hsSss ss
sash aeluSor no s9 ess rsg T. sTs ssp ahss q
HOUSEKEEPING apts,, Make house pay ioT
phone Mrs; Thomas Lu. 1885, SIEu,AIRT
sseS sos 9Th ST 81: ME-Arranssd for 9 families;
pssf sssS sondSn SwniT Hs Sfsppas
R% sEb s,S s2Th ssaf R1ss RSw Bkck aA i
5ea %sp et os sGdas se'sSSs SsxS xs sae2a eGY asFn
nj MINI. Ave. N.E.-First comm: 3 rms.
prces sas e s. soi ror dssss es AcE
eXSsN 1s4 e ave s mcdsTn m aaS
ssIsk aHpie plan n ss sasusHs sss m
with stove and refriserator; lovely knotty
I'll opf s E'n aseas asss
most desirable place 70 live. close to
Transportation and school,: priced Tor .
saisk sSi 3 s.1s 4 q .soSsNsoN sesS CO. Ma sass
VACANT. Immediate possession; cow. Ty-
Baths, large covered front porch, very
large. kit. plenty cabinets: fun basement;
Priced tG Rdrs ss & Ssss SsdSssoo ssIEor ssTIns:
$aS eve ewonosaidsoe ns IT, g. so2eo desir.-
Priced Sl7,5O0 and $17.950. ROGER
S7.s50aoA real baTgains Close 70 70 doEn- Iogn
sione. m SH. 1852 REALTY SERVICE CO.,
IIS l4Sas EysI & ny EA 6 esSs Ssolm.r Manor,
Nd large rms and Q baths, detached
asb. shingle, full basement, h.-w.h.. coal;
recreation rm. large lot, Al condition.
days sun. l2 to 8. VIM. CALOMIElS
PROPERTIES. 1012 18th St NV. pI.
1888.
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WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS -
ons. r%s; oai; sipsSo. s.p, h.-".h' possession At
in qsnss a:rfSSsrsssa ss & 1s 1SEss naSss ss
s15.5ge. !5sI, ''u'e0' oil h'-"'h.; . bargain At
I9s; s,;s oil h,ykh ka : ,s. baths; sa.o on r
Co. aoo2 4. { ave. ne. NO. 1855. "a
COLORED = NORTMEAST = Immediate
basement. h.-w. heat. TR. 23I1, Du. cess.
coLoRED-als, s1th sT.-Mossrn . sf,ss ,I,ss
Ss.s Sssh .sam. tq 0'nt ssss seseeEas aE soss a
CoIiiokED-s-FAMiIY row bricks, Morse
Ct: n;s;; recently redseorated; Cd, 2nd 2.
tsa'ia iss IL bioct S @ esnsr srf viii sseres
esg 4isa. zta ssiSssG seSspass IAN REzfy sfa Co.
I: sossI;ssIos ,ss.;, ISs and isss s.s. aaa
brick; rear insloses porsh.ss; h.-T san. b..
sfa sGn F''fsss'oa sarsRsi s asss so' "a.
SisHs,ss ,ssssofsERe41Es sae 1914 'i7.sx ~ st.
coIoREDMsi.sse COX hi Dlos1.se DOWN Near aoth
sss sssb, seD5ps 5Isr coat Fms arr.nssd saf i
says % sell; priced to sell; act Quick csIi
GAIohIRIss 6 y ~ ! iss5 PROPERTIES lola i7.a st.
ooL;oRkD@oNE Coz; tosSNs OF THE BEST buys in
n.e.i 700 block 3rd ST. n.e; !arEe rooms. M
sfSS s0nS,i0e 5os eusfo 1RSAtTY s5S t.
cioioEEDNs3Y eiei M zse3Y THROUGH scorr-a.-
tention doctors, dentists or home buyers;
200 D st. ne, corner: rooms. bath; coal
Z ss si e sns pssoS s. 'isss iss
GaooLioHsEb-7oo aoi Ssif; BLOCK 7th ST. N.E,gs-
room Kit. and inclosed porch on LIST door;
4n69 69edISSmsf oSr; full 1p basement D with fu bath
ss1 ;s5aSs ;sSssr = II; WI r. 5sSs
essI GoIoskDMi11s bSai evsIi D ST, NE.-sabo down.
Viii With 4. AN NJ. DR. DRAIsNER. l4o4 L st. NV
S5l S5LSSsb9Bs SSas; eEi Gasak Gaasgakr1r ST. N.E-ssso
s4!sk ii, csI SsJEI: Sssisss SsssS iii si
dofoRED1.ssss & Rx sA sSsa da MoSask Sasa GROOM
ssrissT, h;:xh.;, nsayJ ysa4 l4th and D ne. dE.
SssSSG9G;RE1&aS1o ssS9; fses SE 2ssl iath ST. NE-a.eon-
ditioned brick; large rms and bath.
VIZ. B. faHsY3EEoWoooD' fas3EE soaz r. 1. ave.
COIoRED-GRAND OPPORTUNITY, 1900
blk. Eye st. n.e.-2-story brick, 9 rms. and
bath, h-w.h.. coal; house in excellent con-
dition; storm windows and Venetian blinds.
sss! sss Is'es e Yibs. 81 ss ssse
GSooHHooRRFEpsd GoHoREposnd COMMERCIAL: uni. Blk.
Fla. ave. n.e.-3-story and basement brick;
very large rms. and bath, h.-w.h. (coAD;
excellent business location. on busy thor:
oughfare; reasonable cash required. Call
pL s724; N ,,B BAsnKO A AEELTY CO.
apts; Of 5 rooms and bath each indiyid. indiy.
qal qarnlss hSswsssr oNn hsss
Union Station and Govt. Printing Once.
i've in one apt. and let the other pay for
Us s1ss nGms mo. sGs rissd Fight isT aaiss ssis
a., c5. NC nc. kealtoTs. BIZ. $3.50. This eve
n1ao5EEoRSaspb1Posssss1oS. 1a5E Ssb HTo opsn sun, "a.
Soo dSxPs ss Rss shS Ph II u sSa
hardwood floors, .weather.strtpped. storm
windows. insulated, 2-car garage, conciere sfi
front porch. Home is In perfect condit,en.
cOLoRED-e HOUSES, containing 4 rms.
and bath, h.-wh.. electricity and gas;
very. convenient ne. location. Cel "a.
SSSoiISoRED-vACANT, SSoiISoRE Brookland: e-room
row brick, tiled bath, 2 inclosed porches:
house In excellent condition: immediate
PossssslSn: terms, $4,000 down znsa Call MRS;
Evening star., 1946-12-06
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sE1a MHRlLaNp asHs hvE. Il nH Ne, near 18th st /.
this attractive and substantial row brick
with living rm. g, dining rTn: m modern J, nitehss
inclosed porches. oil. h.-w.h.; new hard
wood doors, light fixtures, new coneEete
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ton: can bs seer a., Any time near II rn- sen-
STEIN q CO. 1416 K s.. NV. sME. p4op.
"Wkshinston's complets Real Estate Insti-
MICHIGAN PARK. 10th ST. n.e.-only 9
tractive .semidetachcd brick with every
modem osin iTss Fs.n sns With s STOW. snn an
refrigerator, 8. bedrms.. tile bath, recrea-
ton rm, gas h.-w,h.; near schools, shop
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NV, NE. 54O0. Washinstons Complete
Fea! Estate Institussisonu u. Sos.
Sunday, i to p:m;, Distinctiys 4-year; old
all-brick center-hsll home OF spacious
rear sitting porch, Arspl; in ny. rm.. slate
roof, oil air-cond. heat. fully screened
and weather-stripped and storm sashes;
lavatory and washtub in basement; de-
tached garage: beautifully landscaped lot,
43xloo. SULLIVAN BROS; 90 exclusive
ccoSRRNSEiR HousE; vAcANTEioth and
Franklin sts. ne. 2732 10th st.. ne;
to get a 6-room and bath house with .
lst-h. inclosed porch which may be used
for 4 bedrm or den: concrete front porch.
daylight bsmt. built-in gar; transp. at door
close to schools and stores; owner must
sell; terms. Call AID. 0o2l or see repre-.
q MOORHEAD, Realtors. IS
1888 18th st. N.E.-New brick. detached:
8 rooms, baths, recreation room: 2.car
garage; beautiful corner lot: many other
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tep, AID. 0021; ewes, MI. 0831. SHOCkEX
A. MOORHEAD, Realtors, -S
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