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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
I0CKHEED PLANE
{ SETS new RECORD

ru YORK. Jan. 14.-(P)-Pan
.m nr World Always SAID al to. to,
A AM its Lockheed Constellation
d DAY today set commercial fly,
plane ooord between New York and
1 aaesrmuda when it made e, the IL 81 $40
pile ntI trip in two hours and u min
NV u rlane. on its inaugural flight,
I rr;ed members of the United
e esltss delegation to the Bermuda
s s;SiT' Aviation conference. 1t left
,.Guardia Field at 1850 pm. and
Ls r;ved at Bermuda at 4:12 pm.
e aEsT), the company said
Tho Constellation cut one hour
.. .n from the previous record
time, 3 hours and % minutes, set
1 3 by DC-4 transport, accord
;r to Pan American.
rant, Robert L. Carter, 81, Man.
asset, N. Y. Plotted the Constella-
.;on which Pan American said
sr,ised at 300 miles an hour.
The planes gross weight is &c..
NM pounds and it has wing span
NJ wv 193 feet. Four 1900 horsepower
engines power it, and it is equipped
with pressurized cabin which en-
sb1es 1t to fly between $4,000 and
10000 feet.
The company said the Constella-
linn would attempt tonight to break
four hour and 10 minute return
trip record set by the DC-4 trans
mort Jan. 4. The plane is expected
1t I,aGuardia field at about 8 pm.
The plane will be placed in trans
Atlantic service next month, the
airline added.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
SOCIAL SECURITY
NUMBER ESSENTIAL

That number, the one which is
printed on your social security
account card, is the number given
to your old-age survivors insurance
account to identify it as yours
apart from the many million &C.
counts that have been set up, N. A.
Avera, manager of the Wilmington
social security board, said yester-
day.
Make sure that every employer
you work for takes down that
number exactly as it is printed
on your card, Avera explained,
as he uses it when he reports
your wages and your social Sc
curity taxes to the government.
"You can see that if your wages
and social security taxes are re-
ported under wrong numbers"
said Avera, there will be trouble
in figuring out all the benefits
which may be payable to you and
to your family when the time
comes"
The manager explained that the
social security number is also used
by the State unemployment COM
pensation agency to Identity each
workers wage credit account, and
on the basis of this account, the
unemployed insurance is calculat-
ed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
MAN IS SENTENCED
ON BICAMY CHARGE

Austin Millican, white man charg.
ed with bigamy on two counts, was
sentenced to 70 months on the
state roads by Judge John J.
Burney presiding at the criminal
term of Superior Court here yester-
day. The state charged that he has
three living wives.
Millican admitted that two of
his wives are residents of Will
m ngton. The third, he didn't know
about.
Restitution in the amount Ct
$158.6O was awarded G. H. Dietz
from H. V. Wilmington in an action
growing out of an automobile ac-
cident. He was also ordered to
pay court costs. After prayer for
judgement this was continued for
two years.
Joe Bellamy, Negro, pleaded
guilty to charge of assault on a
Negro cab operator and was order
ed to pay court costs and not to
violate the law for three years.
The case of Linwood Andrews
charged with non-support was mol
prosed with leave.
Jackie Cook, James Biggs and
]. B. Meeks were placed under
supervision of state probation Of
ficers after drawing a sentence
of three years for larceny of an
automobile, the sentence being
suspended on condition that they
pay one-third of costs each, and re-
main on good behavior for a period
of five years.
The Grand Jury failed to find
true bill against Annie Bell Davis,
Negress who was charged with
robbery.
A verdict is expected this morn
ing in the case of Marine Pvt.
Gilbert Case who pleaded guilty
to a charge of larceny of an auto
mobile.
Nine new members were sworn
in for grand jury duty during the
day.
R. H. Holland, former assistant
foreman, was named foreman and
R. H. Hubbard designated assis-
tant foreman.
Solicitor Clifton L. Moore was
unable to attend the term on &C
count of the death of his father.
The court appointed David Sin
clair, former solicitor, to serve in
the absence of Moore.
Judge Burney granted American
to Anton Peter Arney
and Rocco Bettista.
The trial of R. H. Thompson,
charged with manslaughter, was
continued for the defendant.
Mol pros with leave was ordered
in the case of Linwood Andrews,
for non-support, and
prayer for judgment was continued
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15

amendment to the Federal consti-
tuition. The specific point in the
Wolff appeal was the states right
to fix minimum wages and maxi
mum hours of labor.
Portions of the law still in effect
include safety and health provi-
sions, and the power to regulate
utilities and transportation compa-
MES.
Allen believes only the appoint
ment Of three judges and appropri-
alton of funds for their salaries
would be necessary to bring the
court back to life.
THE Industrial Court was ahead
of its time" he says. 'Subsequent
decisions in the Federal courts
have corrected the mistakes made
in the Supreme Court decision, and
in one of these opinions Justice
Brandeis wrote I am reversing my
veto in the Kansas Industrial
Court
Repeated effort is being made
in Federal laws, as in the Wagner
Act, to use some of the principles
of the Kansas law, but sufficient
courage and statemanship has not
yet occurred to enable the writing
of law embracing the whole prin-
ciple of the Kansas Act, which was
to make government the impartial
judge in labor controversies: TO
protect the public against unjust
interference either of capital or
labor in the rights of the public: to
protect capital against labor and
labor against capital, and the pub
lie against them both"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
Neckwear Firm Here
Gets State Charter

Granting of a charter of incor-
poration to the France Neckwear
company came yesterday from the
office of Thad Eure, North Car
dina, secretary of state. The COM
pany plans to occupy building
on south 18th street, which is I'M
der construction at present by
Industrial Properties, Inc.
Harry Kanter, Soloman Kallman
and Robert Kallman, all of New
York City. and Frank Oppenhei-
mer, Wilmington, were named as
incorporates. The company will
manufacture and deal in neck
ware,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
SHIRTS SELL OUT
TO SERVICEMEN
AT SPEEDY PACE

Hard-to-get white shirts went to
World War II veterans in a special
sale yesterday at a better than
one-per-second clip, a check with
local merchants revealed.
The shirts-1,3O9 of them, made
available to 10 local handlers Of
Block "Cantfade' shirts, were sold
almost before they hit the counter.
A typical comment of the mer-
chants was, First there was a
long line, and then the shirts were
gone. Took 20 minutes.'' .
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
Deposed Haiti President
Arrives In Florida City

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. IA. -(R-Eli
Lescot, president of strife-torn
Haiti until last week, arrived I'm
heralded in Miami today by Pan
American Clipper.
He was accompanied by his wife
and family.
The ex-President's plans were
not Immediately known.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15

nent Co7nbus and Robson county
businesnen.
AIeri by Columbus county
a,tho,ies, Wilmington law en-.
fore lent officers in turn caution
ed 3al business houses to exer.
cis,caution in accepting checks
fro persons whose identity could
nj be positively established.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15

QUINCY, Mass. UH-The bar
tenders fled, but group of tip
piers stayed at a bar finishing their
drinks while firemen battled their
way through a smoke-filled res
taurant here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
jacksonville Mayor
Heads Health Board

JACKSONVILLE. sJan. 14-R-
Mayor Ramon H. Askew OF Jack.
sonville was elected chairman of
the district health board serving
Onslow and Fender counties. The
board is seeking a health officer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
KEATS WILDCAT TO DEER

BooNvILLE, Mass. U.D-Louis
Murray shot and wounded a 49,
pound buck, but had to kill a 35-
pound wildcat before killing the
deer. The wildcat was stalking the
wounded animal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
WILD HORSES GO ON BLOCK

WORLAND, Wyo. -U.H- About
700 head of horses, many of them
range animals bought in from
roundups of wild stock, accounted
for almost $4,000 in sales at a
recent livestock sale here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
Vatican harges Red
'aper With Lies

VATTCi CITY, Jan. 14.-U.H-
The offil Vatican organ osserva-
tore Rano said today that the
Moscolewspaper Pravda lies"
in ching that throughout the
war Vatican defended the Axis.
The sservatore published full
colur denial of the charges which
werablished recently by Pravda,
the gan of the Communist party.
@ defy Pravda to produce
da and texts" to prove the
chges, the Vatican organ said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15
If Your Child
Is Coughing

Creomu1sion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat Of the
trouble to help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature to
soothe and heal raw, tender, in.
famed bronchial mucous mem.
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the
understanding that your child is to
be benefited and you are to like its
n11ick action in al1aying the har-
RAISING cough without upsetting the
stomach or you are to have your
money back. No narcotics.
CREOMULSION,.
for Coughs, Chest cnIds. Bronchitis
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15

Raymond R. Jenne, F. e. Liv-
;ngston, H. M. Turner, Jr., Stewart
D. Strickland, Jr., Thomas l..
Dean, R. H. Hubbard, assistant
foreman, K. M. Hall, o. L. Brown
and L. E. Ussery.
Old members, elected in July,
are.
G. W. HARRISON, F. w. Cope
and, Gustave F. Elfe, McC. B.
Wilson, J. L. Freedland, M. L.
Brothers, H. o. Thomas, R. H.
and B. T. Hopkins.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15

II the March term of court when
Tid Hughes was called to answer
argos of assault on a female.
New members OF the Grand Jury
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-15

wounded animal and mine needed 70 for the the
Report of Condition of
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
of Wilmington, North Carolina
the close Of business 1885, State banking Institution
organized and operating under the this State
call Authorities and by the feds
United States Obligations direcf and 80
OBLIGATIONS Of States political
Corporate stocks Including sgooooo stock of S'4'OO
Cash BALANCES sa eeT bal '0O00
Bank f1 premises Is ayp &c $50 furniture
Bank subject none liens not ''''
owned other than bank premises - :. NOME
Investments and other indirectly representing
sb Gs to a e 5saf on secspsncss NONE
Other assets 1871 90
TOTAL ASSETS So
B1LITYEs
Demand deposits Of individuals, partnerships
Time deposits individuals partnerships 0''''l' 20
Deposits United States Government 2SS' SS77l
Deposits States political subdivisions = eoo Is
Other To4E ssEjsd checks
Bills payable, redScounts other liabilities for
N's ages a4sa ln5 bank
Acceptances executed by for account of this
Other Ha GSHss'-@s S9 ssss4sa
TOTAL LIABILITIES mot including subordinated
obligations shown below NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1923 -
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Surplus 1900 5SSe eSSS
Reserves account for preferred captaD
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ---------------$ AL 5874
TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL ACCOUNTS So
This banks capital consists
FIRST preferred stock with total par of-$
Second preferred stock with par of - NONE
Total reirable value of --------------------- NONE
Common stock with total value o----$1oo,ooooo>
Pledged assets (and value):
aneed, pledged to secure deposits and other - o ~
6 Other assets pledged to secure deposits and
other liabilities dncludng notes and bills
discounted and securities sold under repurchase ~ ~
' Assets pledged qualify exercise Of fiducary
ID s!5s as isss:s 5sSis: 2ss: s9sH
e) TOTAL -------------- -----------s 1874 400 90 |
secured and preferred liabilities
" Deposits secured BY pledged assets pursuant to
@ BqFrovjngs BY pledged NOME
3 Other Liabilities secured by pledged assets NONE
not secured by pledge assets l2ooolol
te) TOTAL ---- --$ $685. e75 %
' }s uaeats sb dsass: ~ .n n,.,d
cru esued to interest period, NONE
o @c 1 4s mot % e5ms Of dapdlo
'"el eieol'0fs -------------
bank Robert the nan ed
my hereby certify that the statement is true to the pest
~AN '@-@ ROBERT H. TATE
Correct-Attest: ". s. Johnson
North Carolina County Of New Hanovsr Of January 1916
MY Commission Expires May 8, 1916
Evening star., 1946-04-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

RESPONSIBLE advertising man Couple.
in nearby Virginia. Falls Church 1904 or
not sE, three or Or four bedrooms, to'' unfurn
in Va, or NV Wash; will pay several
months ren: in advance. Call COMDR
c, L. LIPHAM. RE 400. EXT 63s9o. be-
tween ;: and Monday through Friday.
praf@1rrd CaII sH GaS3. q
ARMY OFFICER needs house. v. section
: @ - TO $40 20 monthlyi Call Ma. 4SaS: >,
Sane Souse fAfTAN g reess Tze IL sa dsrs furnished
FURNISHED or unfinished house. apart
ment: WASHINGTON or vicinity. Call col
P T. PREUSS. Temple S52'! 4.
room. fnrn, or unfurn. house or apt. Call
ktsrkaL14S FRA q DfrLoMAr BIZ 81 with wife and
children. arriving near future. urgently
REQUIRES - or 3 bedroom house or apt J.,
please? Telephone MUNRO at EN- 1900
Office hours. AID 46I0 thereafter -S
1T. COL. REGULAR Army, wife and Ayr
old son need unfurnished - or 3 bedroom
house or apt, NV. area; up to Sla5. Tele-
SUBURBAN HOUSE. furnished. two or more
bedrooms: will care for lawn and shrub
berry; can do minor repairs. Box 4}"-X
Ex-NAy.L OFFICER now employed in
sE sndTes TTes ,nd Sas ci h9uss 70
REsPoSsiBLE .EAiF FAHiLI MI ~ -. separated
mos due 10 housing shortage, need unfurn
houSe; Wash. or vic; permanent. .GIRARE
UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom house desired
by permanent government employe, wife
I
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

CHIC tAGo-EXchanee 2-bedroom unfurn
neW North SIDE duplex opposite church At
MN. Loop. Cellar, fenced yard, glass brick
ana easement windows; storm windows
screens Venetian blinds throughout thpr.
moStat gas heat-air conditioner: elec
sarbage disposal and stove. dishwasher
Tefre tiled bath. needl shower fuo-
resent lighting: children permitted reas
prefer n W. section or suburban area all
line executive RE 10S5. Ext o96 -
WISH 10 EXCHANGE apt. IN Florida fol
one IN Washington. Call TIE 15ns foI
BOSTON -WASH-I-br. unfurn. Beacor
Hill apt for "-br furn. or unfurn. Wash
EN. 1850. Ext 1888 8.
UNFURN. GROOM APT. IN Wash. TO,
lnfurn. house or apt, Westminster County
n Y. CITY or Conn. TR. 50lI
NV. FOR S.E.-Couple having moderr
bedroom apt. Sc, will eXchange fol
similar apt. NV. Phone RA. }6f, after
WILL EXCHANGE bedroom. living room
dlnette:: Kitchen and bath apt in midtown
New YORK for e-bedroom apt or small
mouse NV section. Call EX $3.50. Ext
~: or after pm AD. loco \
section OF New Orleans for -; bedrm
apt or house in Nd, Va, D c Call
00Iumn!- s5G after pm g.
WILL EXCHANGE a-rm furnished apt
IN jackson Helghts. Y. CITY for fur
ni>heQ apt IN WASHINGTON. Call Republic
n.uu. ENt LAS. after pm. 3
PHILADELPHIA-!-b apartment for
vicinity. SCHWARTZ, RE 5000 Ext >}33
Evening star., 1946-04-02
APARTMENTS WANTED
RETURNING VETERANS and other

RETURNING VETERANS and other en-
nloyes OF Capital Transit Co ursently need
1I6: Ext ~ weekdays -.-.-..-.,
Amy Army OFFICER oermamsniE assisnsd
Bethesds or SILVER sprins, on on o. before
April u: one child, of high school age:
TWO quiet. steady Navy leutenants, des-
section. Rent up to Sl5o Republic 400.
Ext. $50: or 6l61o, McKEOWN. -
BY eap srsi H pref fm osh or and ve email en-
reg -empl. OF Govt: not over SO. Box
ATToRSEY, college man. ex-offcer. desires
Sioo Cal ELANcE RE 500 Ext. i.a4
QUIET. mddle-ased couple, no children,
priceo NO. 4al1. -!
TWO ROOMS, unfurnshed: kitchen and
bath: Two employed adults. Call RE.
4l4;, sta. 3;l9 Mon. through Fri, q TO
VETERAN and wife need apt, liv. rm,
bedrm., kit, bath; no children. Cali Wo.
rNrURNIsHED 1,BEDRooM APT. fa May
s9SIy aPf eyenpsS fo4 oecupsncx before
EIDERLY lady desires tvo-Toom untur-
nished apartment in NE ,Brooklandi sec
E%xASi Sn S3 6F oFflcrR 5a ., aN6 b W1fE 4f desire
ExJAST TAS5Es oIfrGiR n is1 iSn 81 %rrr desire
PIsass 81 9E hgfHoWi SHiaF - y. al:s ~ 3.
Lease furnished e. or 9p bedroom n1S'as apt sur Or
ds rom viii O7' pay up TO 10 s"o mon,6
PLEASE REUNiTE ex-Merchsnt Marine of
f1cer wife and daughters and II: sep
arated by illness and war service; need
good reLsfcnces, civil service. Call Ii
MAJOR, just back from Pacific and wife
so caIi Clinton CIV " -
PIE .SE HELP US-our suitcase UP April
boys, wfc want to stay with father, Navy
It. home aeain; up TO Sl0o. PHI. TR. 5nS5.
DESIRE APT. Or DWELLING; family three
VETERAN AND WIFE Hraenily need apart
men zen" O. ~ lar9s r. vdeFdays T9om DOROTHY Re
YOUNG COUPLE mo children or petsl
3; needs or rm t kitchen and ,, bath apt It, or
Is n aay"nee md sign ieasa S more ADJ 04 aa Mr. Mr.
BY April ii-Fur. apt. or house Army
|!"". '!otL Rxi Rxi'o? 7eiio. % or GI, s!5! AN h
OR INFURNIsHEp .oom apartment
couple Tel TR 90I6. .,*
NAVY 1t. and wife desire furn. or unfurn
APT: no pes. no children. DU. 1853,
MRS FERGUSON. f'
EX-MARINE and wife. . 3 or room
apt. untu.!,ished; Anacostia or vicinily
preferred permanent. Box 31S-X, Star.
4 ~
OVERSEAS VETERAN. wife and one child
need furnished or unturnished apt, perma-
nent Phone FIR. 6656 -
ARMY OFFICER. > children desire fur
nished apt. or house on or before April ).
Call TIE. zoos. q
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APAkIMEhIs FURNISHED

10th ST, HEIGHTS NW.-Large living
room and bedroom. private bath, breakfast
priyi,eesS: Pr : adults >l5o per month. Boz
18Th sT: HEIGHTS Nw.-Large besu,i-
!uliy turni ID 5-loom and IN apt. IlI-
ms nm, 20 fl. long frt place private en-
trance $50 mo. including utilities: :,
sot!iu Box ley. Star )
tONGENIAI GIRI. to share attractive
one-r room. kItchene;te apartment in deSir.
pc downtown location; S3i 50. Bo,
> GiELs To SHARE APT. with anoine,
slrl: 500 mo. Call ia G ST. Sc, Apt, /
TO \ pm 4.
NEAR PENTAGON BLDG-Llvinp rm
oedrm., Kit, pvt. bath: suitable for couple
WIN BABY. rent, Sl25: advance rent de-
sired. Phone after pm, Jackson l4SS-J
YOUNG LADY to share large. attractive
apartment with personable young gentle
ladies' between ages of 20 and o6 S35
Csll ca after i pm, 1907 Columbia rd. n W
co. $500. Ext. 10 Z.
LADY TO SHARE lovely home with another
'ad%: room and board furnished for light
Iervices IGH. 2"l6 King pl. NV. ordway
1870 ST. N.E.-Lsdy will share room
kll. and bath apt with another married
lacy husband in service: everything fur
niSAed So mo. DI l24l
40. IRVING ST. NW.-Nicclv furnished
oouD.e sleeping room and kitchen apt .
empIoyed girls. only So MI $3.50
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING > STORAGE CO.-Local
ano long distance. No job too large and
none too sma!! Ii 100
VETERAN with all new equipment will
move you any time Also light hauling
CHI 1901
DASHIELL TRANSFER. local moving gem
eral hauline. l0-mlle radius: cargo insur-
ance: prompt service Call DE HS1l day
or night and SUNDAYS: reas. rates -6
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
Llsht furniture hauling. baggage. trunk
and parcel delivery. Veterans. RA 5443
YOUR BEST MOVE Thy BAYNE & SCATEs
capable and courteous moving men; insured.
hreproof storage facilities. Phone IA.
$3.50: nights. EN- 1OG:! q.
LIGHT HAULING. any kind. any time con-
trart lor REGULAR hauIs, reasonable rates.
Night hauling speciality. MI. 5065 3
gay or evening, rea asonable rates; light
hauling a specially. GE. 1851 49,
WANTED-LoADS or part loads to and
from Pittsburgh. Cleveland. Detroit. Chi
Cago' St Louis. Kansas City. Denver.
AT ao43
STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE. $4,000 so
IT local moving. padded vans, reasonable
rateS: pacEng; @ & eratlns Of All kinds M prompt
aGE : TRaNs co. H1ShHi ais 7 As svs. s1oF, V
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates
We will take your surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. EDELMAN s
MOVING & STORAGE CO, ia. 1851. =.
VETERAN. JuSt out OF the service Will move
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING. con-
tract and lob trash removal Service and
prices that satisfy IA. 4s9: 3
Evening star., 1946-04-02
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

NEW TOURIST HOME. 1905 Maryland
ave. e.-New single BEDS, Simmons outfits
used throughout, rooms for >, , and 4
persons s. nightly per person; near Cap
1916 Eth ST. N.E.-Laree double room,
twin beds TWO large closets. S15 each
for two eir' DU 5lt3. a.
62i !lst ST Ne. -Slnsle room for man.
81 week
THE GALENA, -? st n.e-Girl 10
share nicely furnished triple room single
bed, with another Glrl 50 \
COLORED-tSi3 EAST CAPITOL ST. Ne.
In new apartment. Woman. neat and
1c1neo. cooking pIiyil $3u mo. Ii. 564S.
] 10
CoLoRED 5eI eth ST. NE. Large
front room Tor . colored men: - wk.
each. Call Atlantic Si5u
col ORED-lG3u Corcoran st. nm
Nicely iurn. room near bath c.h v. for
young employed woman: 80 wk. MI 1926
COLoRED-I.5 QUINCY PL. N.E.-Young
man to share large, room With another
young man. single beds; So week. co.
COLoRED-ii EYE ST. NE.-small
room for Govt. employed young lady SO
mo
CoLoRED-s oUE ST. N.E.-Furnished
room in gentle home: S35 mo, Call Sun
days MI S:i04 weekdays, NE. "6l5. or
in person, 6U4 D st. NV lst floor -,
Evening star., 1946-04-02
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

CPToWN-5-story modern apt bldg so
lafge units ) elevators. automatic Stokers
papor beat: fronting on " streets; car be
made into apt. hotel: Will consider trade
Of small property, JEROME S MURRAY
1881 ST RE, "46o and MI 1929. -
INVESTMENT and living quarters near
nth and sts. ne; income about - 900
per annum. apts only Sl5,a50 Call
Nj Puruzzl, eve. Franklin l30S UR-
CiOLO REALTY CO, Me ABB =
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-One OF Wash
Ingtons most modern and exclusive apt
houses. 20 units completely air condi-
TONED only years old and selling FOR less
man man, times annua! rental Total price,
>N3o. "Ou. FnCher. EX S531. )
GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-"I-uuit apart
ment; downtown location: brick building in
excellent condition Investigation vel
Gomeo excellent investment. Carmichael.
EX 800 -
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-Practically new
brick duplex apartment BUILDINGS conrarn-
ing 10 units; excellent location, good
transportation. near shopping facilities
LARGE yearly income. Carmichael. EX
So:t5 Il
5-STORY FIREPRooF BUILDING on 18TH
81; Z" 6iz times the annual rental. plus
adjoining ''hnC' building site luux1 20
q ~ per so #. Total price. >'!35 600
Idea future investment for builder. school
or institution Mr. Slater. RANDALL H
HAGNER & CO. INC. 1921 Conn ave.
nv; exclusive AGENT, DE. 5000 or OR
Evening star., 1946-04-02
ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM with bath for responsible
young business woman Dupont Circle or
GEORGETOWN Box BOX. Star. %
STUDIO ROOM. furnished: Govt girl; Nv.
pref North 1850 Sun and ewes. =
ROOM WANTED by veteran and wife in
Silver Spring vicinity. Call D. j. GORAN-
SON at SH. 1880. }
ROOM for ex-serviceman and wife al
tending school, Silver Spring mo; urg-
Double ROOM or small furn apartment,
:, medical students vicinity GEORGETOWN.
MR.. DRIEVE. EN-. 1905 betw $50 and
TWO TWO Young GENTLEMEN. veterans,
permanent Govt. professionals. desire mod
ern well-furnished room OF apt. prefer
ably with sitting room and kitchenette
downtown NV Call MARGRAVE. RE
r500. Ext 34o6 before ) pm Il
GENTLEMAN desires room: must be vlcl-
nifty Dupont Circle. MIR. D. WALLACE
ROOM WANTED by refined young lady
NV section onl, Taylor 67:iS
DOUBLE. by quiet young veterans. Govt
ears: ard student, vicinity GWU, Box
SINGLE ROOM for Marine: temperate
hebtS. reliable. private home. near car
lir-. BoX 2SN-S, 5 ar.
LADY, refined, sci penn, Govt emp
wishes room in private Jewish fanny lght
Iii privil. have HOLLYWOOD bed, D.. S5l D,
kyt. iu6. or RA st1i after $50 pm.
COLORED COUPLE wants furnished rooms
and kitchen; no children. EX. oi0S.