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Evening star., 1946-11-20
Increases in Rents to Correct
Inequities Forecast by WoIcott

Whether rent controls are ex.
tended beyond next June so, he
said, depends largely on whether
the housing shortage Is relieved by
new construction.
We must be realistic about rent
controls" he said. There is an
awful housing shortage. II we lifted
rent controls completely q small
minority Of unscrupulous landlords
no doubt would gouee their tenants
and there would be evictions. We
saw some Of that happen last sum-
mer when there was no rent control
for q while"
The positions Of the Republican
lawmaker and the OPA were dis.
closed against q background Of In
creasing clamor from property own.
ers for general rise in ceilings or
outright decontrol Of rents.
"A group of Detroit landladies
picketed the White House and OPA
headquarters, carrying banners
calling for an end to rent control
and saying, America wants free
dom, not Communism.
In Texas there were reports Of Q
landlords strike.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Thomas J. Wells Dies
After Plant Accident

Thomas j. Wells, As, electrician
employed at the Virginia Electric
g. Power Co. plant in Alexandria,
died yesterday afternoon in the
Alexandra Hospital after being in
jured in a fall earlier in the day
while working In the plant.
According to Alexandria police be
sustained critical head injuries
while attempting to prevent q piece
Of heavy equipment, which was be-
ing lifted by q crane, from crash-
ing against an instrument panel,
In so doing he lost his balance and
fell through an open grating.
Mr.. Wells, who lived near Alex
andria on r. r. D. with his wife
and six children. had come to Alex
andria from Tennessee about six
years ago. Two years ago he re-
ceived severe leg burns while work
ing on q boiler.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Dfaths
sTATHOPOULOs, PETER.

November 10, 1916, At his residence. 1000
quebec s6e p; .p.n nv, PETEE sTATHosoULos,I
ther of dsorse. ~ Betty II Theims. iIs' psuIins and nd
olas and Ihomas ststhcpoulos and Mrs
g. H. Hines CO. Funeral Home. saoi L l4th III
tsnas s n fSar.d.s eRa assn Say,nS:r SSSsse 81 sna
Interment Cedar Eiil Cemetery.
TAYLOR. MISS Jessie m. ON Tues
asyi css,is November Mls ~, le4S st 1psTsency
loved sister Of Mrs. l. & Baumsardner
ths I 8; \; Hines GC. Runsral Home, asoi
Thursday. November 81. b
THOMPSON. VINCENT KENDRICK. On
Tnssday dsnss al November is 1gas y his resi-
THOMPSON inSsi RSo Be ssloved @ hasSand q Asnss T.
THOMPSON and father Of William r. and
Sns from ana sns .s James Ryan
aasfs aag a1Ss sas e. s % q Ib!na. gs
Ss ofiersd It an. RslasiVss ss ana rir friends n
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
wA5sDsos. 1,9zsor5r ,s.s 4 1 o. Moaday;;
ass fsaS!ss WaDRS SeSs M1ss vsss
siss'' i.39s. ''s;'7sS s ssss
D. WALLACE, JOSEPH. Suddenly, on Non
aosspts fss nIvensaE gosEpa Il rs lets e J, ssa
Wallace. father Of JgEnita wallsce. Also
q ssItimors. M. Two sisters, % Mrs. WIlass Laura
CHA MsrsSali; one niecs. vivian iva Ma Marshall hail
Army, and md Edward asda Wallace. Tihsss Ha.J 5r
g. Navy; other relatives and many friends.
EsDaaa, Esmsin,s ur resting at DsbIsy q daTnsrs
Invited to cali Friday November ssas ss aftse ZEE
Pm Funeral services Saturday. Mo-
ns1ef nsqa1 bo@s Ss e from arr the c. ssoys Ia
Interment Harmony Cemetery. S2
:, WARREN, CLINTON z. On sunday.
eIST6N eGTsnesS I? WeRhrN ag1s a GareIa HosDss
Clarence and Martha Warren, brother Of
Eugsne Warren. Funeral Thursday, No.
Home. 1855 aoth ST. st! nv. l.S DOW : funs1ai
WEBB, CHARLES SIDNEY. Departed
sns brisf ie Snnday NSysnssr n 1S4g sIss
son @ q the sIs late ~ joseph and % Susan WEsS WEE
Msb.i as saYes t1 mourn M their los; sister
sw Chester &. Lee: & devossd in trend. @ hSsa vea-
trice Walburg. and . host Of other friends
After il,sna, ms, Pm a., ,wssdRssd.y Eoysm5sE g,
Inc, $3.50 r. I aye. nv. where funeral
Der 81, at pm, Rev. r. p. Gainey Of
nctating. lnterment Harmony Cemetery.
WHEELER. FANNIE. on Tuesday, No
yember 10. 1916. FANNIE WHEELER of
sasa and Fl s.rsS Saapsss. & s x M
OF Hillary Wheeler and devoted mother Of
Lucille; Is julia: osorss Anthony, Joseph:
Mrs. Cecilia Sanders. Also surviving are
two sisters. Mrs. Lula Taylor and Mrs.
Lena ONefi; four brothers. James r.. Shir-
grandshtldren and other relatives and
rsnFsents lssnas sgt1cf 81 q funeral later
=. WOODARD. MARY yIRGINIA. On
"wednesday. November 20, 1916, at her
residence. 1749 Columbia I'd. NV. MARY
VIRGINIA WoODARD. beloved mother 81
cora @. Woodland Of We shinEton, D. c..
and Clement Woodland Of Kansas City, Mo.
Services Snws ood, ss the E. +. Hines co; Funeral
November 90, at pm. Inte-ment Mount
ohvet Cemetery, Arlington, Va. 22
Evening star., 1946-11-20
U. 5. Sued for S54, $50
In Attempted Plane Theft

Damages from the Federal Gov
ernment totaling $54 $50 as result
Of the attempted theft OF plane
from the National Airport July 8
were asked in suit by an insurance
company on file in the United States
District Court at Alexandra today.
John A. Victor was listed as owner
Of the plane which a Maryland
youth wrecked while attempting a
takeoff. The suit alleges that the
Government Is responsible for the
damages because United States
agents, charged with the guarding
of the airport, were allegedly negli-
gent in allowing an unauthorized
person to enter the aircraft.
The complaint was filed by the In
surance Co. of North America, which
said It has paid Mr.. Victor full
damages.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Clerk 10 Be Given
Evidence Of Fraud
In Missouri Primary
(From Yesterdavs East Edition.l
By ]. A. o'Leory

The House Campaign Expendi-
lures Committee today decided to
turn over to the Attorney Gen.
eral evidence which 1t said indi-
Gated irregularities" in the Mis-
souri, primary between Repre-
sentative Slaughter and Enos
Axtell, for the Democratic NOM
nation In the 5th district.
Chairman Priest and other COM
mittee members avoided giving any
indication, however. of which side
was involved in the alleged irregu-
larities.
The committee statement said:
Charges alleging fraud consist
ing Of dishonest counting Of bal
lots, irnperSonation Of voters by
known individuals, illegal voting and
Illegal influencing Of voters by pay
ment Of money, coercion and mis-
representation, were covered In the
investigation. Statements from
each Of the candidates were OBJ
tanned as well as financial reports
of expenditures by and on behalf
|of each candidate
In the primary. Mr.. Axtell, backed
by President Truman, defeated Mr.
Slaughter, who had opposed some
administration measures in Con-
|gress.
Mr.. Axtell was defeated by the
Republican nominee, Albert L
Reeves, jr., In the election.
Committee members said the In.
formation being turned over to the
Attorney General relates only to the
primary fight and does not involve
the qualifications Of the Republican
winner to be seated as a member
of the House.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
~ shs Asseeiotsd Press

"A prediction that Congress will
write . new formula for controlling
rents, with prov ision for increases
where inequities exist" came today
from Representative Wolcott, Re-
publican. Of Michigan.
He also forecast that the new COP
dominated Congress win continue
Government rent controls at least
until next July !.
Mr.. Wolcott Is to become chairman
of the House Banking Committee
which handles price and rent control
legislation.
His statement to reporters came
shortly after OPA was represented
BY q high ofiicial as strongly OPP
posed" to q general increase In rent
ceilings, but favoring decontrol Of
transient hotel rents. This official
said any fiat percentage rise In rents
win have to come from Congress,
II at all.
Mr.. Wolcott Is whipping into shape
plans for q quick investigation Of
the housing program for veterans,
which he has descriged as outrage
ousiy bad
Evening star., 1946-11-20

In technical journals he was de-
scribed as the father of existing
trademark statutes.
He joined the patent section of
the Justice Department Claims
Division about IL years ago. During
the war he was with the patent
section Of the War Department Ord
nance Division, retiring three months
ago.
Surviving are his widow, a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary H. Bandy,, q sister,
Mrs. Marion p. Billingsley; q brother,
Sullivan v. Johnson, and two grand
children, all Of Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Funeral Services Are Held
For Samuel AbeIman

Funeral services for Samuel Abel
man. 81, Of las Ogden place NV.
who died Monday after a brief III
ness, were held yesterday afternoon
at Bernard Danzansky and Son
funeral home. Mr.. Abelman was
q member Of Bnai Israel Synagogue
Mr.. Abelman was proprietor Of q
liquor store at 1916 Thirteenth street
NV. He was a member Of Samuel
Gompers Lodge of the Masonic
Order, the Alliance Club, Atlas
Club and Progress Club.
Surviving him are his widow.
Mrs. Clara Abelman: q son, Nor
man; daughter. Mrs. Louis An
delman, and two brothers, Abraham
and Harry Abelman, all Of WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
|St. Louis Banker Dies
[ln VA BuiIdino Here

Lawrence Mahan, IS. d st. Louis
mortgage banker, died Of q heart
attack on the NTH floor Of the Vet
Grams Administration Building late
yesterday before he could Be given
medical aid.
The banker. said to have wife
and two daughters In st. Louis, was
In Washington on veterans hous-
ing matters. He had been staying
at the Carlton Hotel. police said.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Business Federation
Asks Law Revision
To Curb Strikes

Sweeping revisions Of the Wag-
ner Relations Act that would cur
tail union activity were called for
last night BY the Federation 81
Businessmen's Associations.
This action was the only new busi-
ness taken up at the federation's
annual banquet at the Mayfiower
Hotel, where ]. M. Heiser was re-
elected to serve another year al
president.
Unanimously adopted, the resolu-
tion asked for:
/. Greater responsibility on unions.
2. Establishment OF some sort OF
national mediation board to minim-
ize strikes.
8. Exclusion Of foremen from
membership in the same unions as
production workers.
4 Retention Of the 30-day cool
ing-off period Of the Smith Con-
nally Act.
Would Bar Closed Shops.
5. Compulsory publication Of an
nual financial statements by all
labor unions.
8. Filing Of all union-employer
contracts with the Federal Cow
ernment.
z. Elimination of the closed shop.
8. Outlawing Of sympathy strikes
9. Federal regulation Of all union
voting on strikes.
It further demanded outlawing
OF strikes against any industry
under control OF the Federal Cow
ernment or a public utilities COM
mission.
William J. Mileham, former feder-
alton president who introduced the
resolution, told the group he had
been warned that to suggest these
labor restrictions would be sticking
my neck out"
Il feel the small businessman has
been silent too long, and it is about
time we went on record for some
thing we all want and need" he
said.
Copies of the resolution are to be
forwarded to President Truman, the
present and incoming chairmen OF
the Senate and House District Conn
mittees and to certain committees
Of Congress.
Other Ofiicers Elected.
In addition to Mr.. Heiser. other
officers named last night are Jack
Blank, first vice president; Lloyd
Chisholm, second vice president:
Louis Prick, secretary, and G. r.
Fritzen, treasurer.
Dr.. D. A. Fitzgerald, secretary
general Of the international Emer-
gency Food Council, who was guest
speaker, explained the work council
and urged full American co-opera-
ton in its program.
Nearly 800 members and guests
attended the affair. Guests included
District Commissioners Guy Mason
and Brig. Gen. Gordon r. Young.
Joseph r. McGarraghy, president Of
the Washington Board OF Trade,
and Clifford Newell, president of
the Federation OF Citizens Associa-
tions. Theodore Grape of the Com
necticut Avenue Association acted
as master Of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Garna nf Uhanka

sCHLADT, SARAH M. Mrs. Catherine
3robey desires to thank the many friends
Tor their kindnesses during the illness and
s. LII ths q, death of her mother. 10Th SARAH n;
sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes
on the occasion. OF ber passing.
SCOTT. LUCI0N. Mrs Mabel Scott, the
wife OF the late LUCIoN SCOTT, wishes
Ind neighbors and to the Rev. K p. Roy,
his pastor. and the Rev. NJ. c. Mills for
the services rendered by them; to- the
tributes and the many kilograms and
ypessases sent. Your Kindness viii ever
I've in my memory.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Physician Fatally Hurf
In Maryland Auto Crash
From Yesterday's Last Edition. ]
sis By The Assoeiosed Prsss

from YesterdGys Last Edition.
sy ths Assosioisd Prsss
ANNAPOLIS. Nov. I9.--Dr. Frank
B. West, 40, Lothian physician, was
fatally injured and his chauffeur,
James Simms, IS, colored, slightly
hurt In q collision on the Lothian.
Grennock road last night.
Dr.. West suffered fractured skull
and a leg fracture. He died In Emer-
gency Hospital today.
The chauffeur suffered face lacer-
ations and injuries to the right leg.
The driver OF the other car was
identified by police as Morgan B.
Wayson. jr, Of near Grennock. He
suffered undetermined injuries, but
was reported In satisfactory con-
dition at Sibley Hospital, WASH
ington.
Evening star., 1946-11-20

will be held at IL
am. tomorrow at
the r reSid ence.
Burial viii be
private.
Born In Prince
Georges County,
Md, Mr.. john
son was educat-
ed In private and
p u bltc schools
h er e and in
ID q r VI q n d. A
patent attorney
here for about
40 years, he was
a specialist in
frodo-pnork Jom
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Charles E. Stephens Dies

NEW YORK, Nov. 90 tP.-Charles
E. Stephens. vice president Of
Westinghouse Electric Corp. when
he retired last year, died yester-
day at his winter home at Delray
Beach, Fla. 1t was learned at the
corporatior1,s Office here.
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Child Health to Be Topic

= The health Of Alexandria school
children win be the topic at g panel
discussion sponsored BY the Council
|of Parent Teacher Associations ct s.
O'Clock tonight ct the Jefferson
School
Evening star., 1946-11-20
Funeral tomorrow Is SET
For Titan ". Johnson, 10

Funeral services for Titan W..
johnson, 70. retired patent attorney,
who died yesterday at his home. s
Hesketh street, Chevy Chase, Md,
Evening star., 1946-11-20
CEMETERY LOTS.

x-GRAyE LOT, Masonic knoll, Fort LIN
ecln Cemetery: $500 cash. Phone uN.
Sass OK CD. Sasl.
Evening star., 1946-11-20

November Is. 1916. DoRoTHY HARRISON
ef 4616 Benning ,rd. Sc, daughter Of Re-
becca Clark Reed, wife of Robert Her-
1ison, mother of Robert and Shirley Har-
yison, sister Of Bernice, Henson. She also
leaves host of other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Harrison may be
Viewed at Stewards Funeral Home, 80 n
st. ne, after g. pm. Wednesday, where
services will be held Thursday, November
21, at / pm. 20
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Evening star., 1946-11-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-Norshwe,t.

ayes. near washington Cathedral and site
s e .rss Tsse sou.s 1fssa
Phone WA. 4915 between 1-3 and 7-I0
RAVE IL 70 ooMsU5ysfs M6yE We saye sS
can't and owner-occupied houses In desir-
on ss oe1s soas aaha1s IL a SI PROMPT MreaE
HEvT aiS daAsa. III sss an. Ge rms Pm BATH is Semi
s.: 1Ess Iss. down newly asfS r.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY pARK-ellssr-
fnished srd ioor. suitable Tor raj another siss iee.
svel St E szUsbEs Il ssoslsn oo c
Rsl hslR f.oTs < !;ncs & niE DI 1o16. until
ALMOST ALMOST siss REApY0cape Cod frame S buns.-
low on corner lot in colesyille d a I'd. area of
strosssss sH 4sS5 4'' with III niss sVERYMAMs. a Ms
Silvia sPRNG-Attractiye English type
= splendid Handicapped and fsnced-in, lot;
room and ultramodern kitchen, 5 large
twin twin bedss and lovely tiled bath; fuIi
ment; oil a.-c. heat; built in garage; house
Is in immaculate condition and priced
sesndS yesy ST home ss owner San must s s n this +
Can NA. g797.a CAPITAL VIEW REALTY
aSoP f9n y ssnssi S 9ss sasI Yss sdsss ss III.
On ist ! bedfms and : baths ON on End IND
Stores saeeasns ssaoos and IL nss'
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home s SsaItIfulls iocstsd 1 near i schools, Us
snoDpins and transg; ,. nice ny r with
lovely. bedrnns. and tile bath upstairs, on
and and QUICK % possession s assured assured: . priced s vsry
nns lHM Is opnsr p pSSs cAfr fs Wv Gs NA kAF G5eF
SCI SREcaMooS Aaass5f sz0 siE MtsnSS xssn ssi fou
this sxciusivs .sction q CHEVY chss.. Nd.
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Brick bi home; modern IN detail With ex-i K
sssrs III psvsr sTss ana II
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large living room. den with freplace, din
Ing r0U% stchea, h1T heat s'sts roof
pHMIiPs sRealtoTS. Wo., 1000. until 0
ROW ROW IBkkiiCK. Sic, 5oo--Located on KEN
yon ST., Just on 18th; newly decorated
throughout; 1st a.. liy. rm.. din, rm.. din.
ssss dod donbe fssr rS e Ssa
Mr., Mannakee, RA. 1858, with FRANK
g PHILLIPS, q, 141l:
ior asf
LYING room, dinette. large ultramodern
Kitchen. ane bedrooms and tiled bath;
full basement with gas a.-c. heat; beautiful
fenced.in yard; priced right for quick sale.
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Evening star., 1946-11-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY. NQVEMnER
HOUSES FOR sALE--Nothwest.

HOUSES FOR SALE--NoFthwss
room house: bedrooms. 3 baths: 2-car
owner viii make h siiovsnee @ . ior interior
decoration required, For appointment 70
5R.sss! 81 NJ. 3 ~ ss' Hsis ss
o1srs; Excel. bgy n Cleveland Pssk:
AttrsstiyYs Y White brick house IN Bethesda.
san SONY xss Siss'Ha tisls ss5So 0asn'
For eG%DnsS apSs q INSPECT sss ShsDs DD'
$359 ewes. and Sun. MarTafet Morton, GO.
100 NEW GI HOMES detached colonisls.
wooded WOOD lots h il Beautiful Hiiixood Manor.
just OIL N. Hampshire ave. TheEe homes
contain ain fun 6asemsnt Ts;ns With "a RE- heat
fireplace. dining rm. and Kitchen. complete
r. xch sd n 0Ea onf has sras soses
space, painted walls throughout; copper
suffering and downspouts; houses are fully
detail The sstSsss home is SIS 50 % Designed that
controls are lifted. The first 81 homes wiii
being taken on this group.
To see these homes drige or take bus
lam - ave- m Ds past the
1s g bs e sed iss Vi Ss shs lsss
ro to sn p s:sssn sss on e s HEs%sss sss
arRuet96a sTem f fes e Information ALDoN G6N-
COLORED-WILL SELL 2-story brick Or.
town ios.tiea psss M ever sssfysHinsa: aiIa $3.50. 1885,
SoToEkp g. : Quincy rLs NE..vss.ns
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soLSaEP- -; BLOCK 1ssh 81, ~
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soHdEy eSa6EEpSooaoMs So Ssa n wfrH aye rsSomES ~
mediate possession, 1900 block 8 st. NV,
10 rooms, 2 baths, partially furnished.
ont5 income ssoo seo sssh
p; LATIMER co. MA. 4146; after 8 pm.
90 SoLoEasD-ssos SIs1 RK. CIR. CHI. RD.NAs- R
tractiye 7-rm. house. thorouEhiy modern;
immediate possessicn: inspection daily
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coL6krbsaoSS Sqi si6Ck pE sa4s 4 sr Nw,s
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COLORED-1st ST. NEAR w-10 rms,
baths, !h.-w.h.; full basement, rear porches.
M Eea res sss s5So sssh ia bs.ns: e
an. n,%.; Il asA $500 Alex, sssz. syss. is
and open today. i to 8 pm. 3-stors brick
1Rsss. DE- sasslsS!fe
sof6EE1oSfaE sS5f6EEE CO. M isal 81. s 1attraecsiv. PAT
2-story.. 6-rm. tapestry. brick. on. beautiful
eonvepientiy located. 1sS Usc1oio REAIT1i
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coLoRED-e-FAMMY FLAT. consists Of
2 separate units; 5 rooms, kitchen, and
bath. Ist door: s rooms Kitchen and bath.
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Co ccodiLfSiRtasD-MMEDrATE LfSitsD PossEssIoN-
700 block Princeton pl. n.w-S rooms. Q
recreation room in basement, hardwood
floors; entire house In immaculate condi-
ton; price low, substantial down payment
needed. For appointment call e. J. MOSS
COLoREDS7 Rooms. row brick, In good
nr. George washington uniyersity. Cali
Mr.: Park. @. B, ZANTzINqER Co. 945
sun s St. n:s. Rs 4Saa hai $685. Ma Ss7i; ewes ana
coIoREbgoNiY Cole hi ON s75o DowN-i7oo
rooms and bath. newly painted and pa
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65ooH1kES 6oaokEpEcoMMERSiAL, COMM 500 block 9th
st. NV, 3-story and basement brick. Q
REALTY CO. -I6
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

bath house in Atlanta for similar accom-
modation vicinity Wash. for next 10 mos.
.; ". DUTTON phone GIL. 0l07 or RE.
CHEVY CHASE, redeccrated, 4-bedroom
house; viii exchange for 8 bedrms., New
York, apt. or house. East Side preferred.
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noUsrs FURkllshEp.,

MAJ IN 1NR FTTT10N-. T..,i. a.;;:..-.
rated and beautifully furn.. Nv, din. rns.,
kit. bedrms.. inclosed sleeping porch,
In baths. .garegc; responei5le adults:
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prick. elabcrAtely furnished; rooms, Q
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HOUSES UNFUR1jIsNf0

1892 CONN. ave. ~ Fooms. paths suit
FI,vNE s1nvjIsE gss; Vs. 500 RsE mo; 1sHyND y
good NV. section: 4 bedrms., sunrua.,
screened sleeping porch. tile bath, din. rr.,
full basement. front and back entrance;
GIL burner; h.-w.h.: back yard, and garage.
possession. Alex 1854 dy dsys: IT, IL. S2oi sSi
Evening star., 1946-11-15
HOUSES FOR SALE on RENT.

"FOR RENT"--A large Groom house with
private driveway and large lot. located on
Macarthur blvd; this properly xoned
commercial and therefore suitable. for
Atoi. etc. Please call HARRY !. FRIEDMAN