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Evening star., 1946-03-04
liberalization Either WAY

To the Editor of The Star:
heard Leo M. Cherne in a brilliant
address before the Ford Hall Forum
of Boston. His subject was "A Portfolio
of Political Prophecies."> He carried me
with him in his seasoned conclusions.
Mr.. Cherne stated that, after attend
ing the San Francisco Conference, he
had talks with some who took leading
part in producing the atomic bomb. He
told of its terrible destructiveness in
ways not generally known, and then
said: "Of all these prophecies, one is
clear-the world is going to be federal
lied because of the atomic bomb-it will
be federalized by consent or by war"
Let us add the hope that the world
and the UNO will face the terrible facts
of the atomic bomb and give us q fed
eralized world and peace.
DEIoEy>RE KING.
Evening star., 1946-03-04
Oak Leaves

Naples are first to relinquish their pale
gold freight
In tnll, to render their tar before lepu
OF frost;
Naples and elm trees, delicate uillo,p
and sycamore;
Only the oak holds its leaves phen
the Others are lost.
Sturdy copper-bronse arn,or against
,Diater minds,
Wedutered mail that Is TEMPERED To
rain and to snotD;
Only at tDinter's end Dhen the sim
tDdrms the bough
wal the netO orotDth force the old
ledres to 90.
And so toith the heart. 1t wiH hold tin
the last
Whatever it kno,os OF yesterdays lops
or old grief;
Only tUithin 1tetD season, and then but
reluctantly.
WH It shed its sorro,c or. lope. Leaf by
H. FREDERICK EBR1oHrh
Evening star., 1946-03-04

twenty six hundred but thousands
OF visitors from all quarters OF the
State will hear the speeches in the
grounds by courtesy OF amplifiers.
Fulton has had no such day of
glory since Jefferson Davis was there
in 1875. It will make the most of
its opportunity tomorrow in the ira
ditional manner and fashion of all
other American centers large or
small.
Evening star., 1946-03-04
Experiment in Happiness

From the Hanover (vaD Herald-Progress.
Contentment and satisfaction in life
can be achieved by those who work for
it. It would be interesting to watch
these young people and see how many
of them achieve their hearts desire.
We have an idea that those a per cent
who want normal" lives will probably
turn out to be the most useful, the best
balanced and the most nearly content
Of thu A. +..s-, :
Evening star., 1946-03-04

is cheering sign that the Chinese
realize that they can not keep on
being divided among themselves II
they are to have q decent future as
their own masters.
Evening star., 1946-03-04

AS long as white shirts, nylons and
black pepper are as scarce as the
proverbial hens teeth, World War II
still is unfinished business.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
.Announcements

.s .Lest and FOuna
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
NOTICE


 <. .MIATE of CONNECTICUT, DIS ls~ TRlcT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO- BATE COURT. April End. l946. f- ESTATE Of ANTONIO GUARINO, late ot the town of Waterbury, 4 n said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Rstate to, exhibit their claims for Aettlement. Those who neglect tO .fa present their accounts, properly attoated, within said time, will be debarred . recovery. All persons ln- debted Co said estate are requested Co make immediate payment tO srts PRANK GuARINO, ts Administrator. Per Order Of Court
 Attest;
 JOHN '. HOWARD. Asssos Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03
IS Automobiles Wanted
egoI Notie
 NOTICE

Advertising hearing on the appli- cation of Anthony Colangelo, to establish a retail gasoline station pn the premises at All West Main Street, Waterbury, Conn. Hearing to be held on Monday, April 18th, 1946 at ll:30 A. M. in the Mayors Office. City Hall, Waterbury, Conn.
 JOHN s. MONAGHAN,
 A-z-st Mayor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

PRIVATE TRUMPET LESSONS Evenings and week-ends. For ap- pointmsnt eall l-3s7s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-03

CAltPElgeBR--Fog kitchen eablnsts, and bathroom reniodeled. Reslau- rant. front and back bars made % oraer. oeneral repair work. Tel. A-7536.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
zED L. WILLIAMS & zEp (: WILLIAMS
FUTURE

THOS. ]. OWEN 4 SON, auctioneers: 435
Southern Building-Trustees'. sale OF two
valuable one-story brick buildings being
known as premises nos. 2515 and 2517 NJ
trust duly recorded in Libsss laoorss No $3.50; q;
the District of Columbia. and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees will sell. at public
auction in front of the premises, on
the ninth day OF he faowipr
descrioed dsa d land dei4nd snd premses @ situate
the District of Columbia, and designated
as and being part of original lot num-
bered two t2) in. square numbered tnla
teen G3): beginning on M street, u ieet
west of the southeast corner OF said lot
sEtass shsnee east iess Il feet; thence south 1so
feet to the place of beginning: taxed as
lot sa4 in square 13. Also. part OF Grill @
nal lot numbered TWO t2) IN SQUARE NUM-
bered thirteen t10: beginning on
street at the southwest corner Of u sad iSs
81 feet 6 inches: running thence nSrtn
and an seai thence ns south ise feet to the place
Of beginning: taxed as lot s06 In square 3.
Terms: Properties to pc SOLD as an en-
esio eiation Est 1st % deed Of trust for sl5. 85s SO,
further particulars Of which viii be an
nounced at time Of sale; the purchase
price above said trust to be paid in cash.
A deposit of S2,500.00 required. Convey
ancing, recording, ETC., at purchasers cost.
Terms 70 be complied with Mithn dnnoiIs r.
forfeited and the property may be adysr-
srastees. ssssa n' NICK fSss sAsrIIko ALLEN LIwIs
KAY, trustees. de27'SoTa5'o'S
Evening star., 1946-12-30

WRc, S:0o-Bursss Meredith Is ihs star
ef The Rain Fsken."
WMAl. S:i5-EnsIish Singer John Paris
sings the latest pop tunes in French. Spanish
and English.
WT0P, e:00-Paf 0Bfisn rspssis his film
role in the murder mystery "erskup. Lynn
Bari co.stafs.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

times reach The Star too
Evening star., 1946-12-30
ON TNE Ar I0NIeRT.

on THE AIR TONIGHT.
I WRt, 9:o0-liIy Pons sings the Bell Song
from "lakme," les fiIles des cadiz" and two
Of hilhauds Songs Of Ronsard written for
her.
WRc, 9:30-Lsurii1 MeIthoir provides the
yotals for ihe Goodman Orchestra tonight.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

WMAl, to:00-"The Progress Or Research
in PharmacoIogy" is reported.
WT0p, 10:00-Fannie Brite as Baby Snook,
Is told the story Of "Pinoeehio by daddy,
Kanley Stafford. m
VOL, t0:30-A new Broadway play. Won
dsrfu Journey" starring Sidney Biaekmer, !,
Discussed BY a panel Of drama critics.
Evening star., 1946-12-30

1ate for correction that day.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
WeAy, 1850 kilstyelss
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

ADAM A. WESCHLER = SON. auctioneers.
Desirable household furniture. once
desks, iron safe. Singer electric sewing
machine GE washing machine and re
frigerator, mangle, modern gas, ranse;;
radios, juke boxes, six lnvanas ~nssi aSa
steel frame folding chairs, upright pianos
small diamond ring. china, elass' nnen' men
draperies, etc BY order William J. Nalsy.
Administrator estate Catherine McDonaIo'
War Activity ORGANIZATIONS: attorneys, Stor-
age company and others. nrrew BY AUCTION nors 3.
mencing p:3O am. and continuing unti,
late afternoon French walnut occaslonsi
chair covered in hand neeulepolnt, eooo
selection of modern bedroom groups; oeshs:
tables, chairs, rockers. table ana nool
lamps sofa and studio beds. glider, cnests
beds, spiral and box springs. new and USED
inner-sprins mattresses, aluminium utensils,
etc. ------------------------
ZED L. WILLIAMS & ZED L. WILLIAMS
m. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Williams Auc-
tiOn House, 91S New York ave, Iuesoay
Tomorrow. 2 pm. By order OF Ace. Stoa-
rio,Is lots and pieces Of furniture and house.
hold effects. e"Steiff' upright piano. spien-
Aid condition: Thor electric washing ma
chine, WORKING shape; walnut bedroom
suites, breakfast set, odd beds compete
suite, ice refrigerator, bookcase, kneehole
desk gas range and electric cook stove,
antique wal. drop leaf extention table;
antique drop leaf wal. table, ANTIQUE oid
schoolmaster's desk. kitchen cabinets and
ali Happy New Year and Prosperous
and healthful 1947. Auctioneers' phone,
MA 1920
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WNu. RELEASE

"But that's perjury" she whis-
pered family.
Her fathers face darkened an
grily. "Don't be an idiot You did
not kill her. Neither did I. So what
possible difference can it make-if
nobody knows that we went for a
walk? I'm absolutely positive that
wasn't seen; I feel equally sure
you were not. So where's the harm
If we protect ourselves in a situa-
ton that could easily become very
unpleasant"
She hesitated and he said quietly,
Because, Megan, if it becomes
known that you and I were not in
bed and asleep-that you were out
on the Ridge with Fallon-it's not
only going to be extremely unpleas-
ant for you, but it's going to finish
him, once and for all. He'll never
be able to get another job as a
teacher no matter how innocent and
accidental your meeting was. Peo-
pie will remember Alicia's little
thrust about your spending hours
together on the Ridge and people
are good at adding two and two and
getting six or seven"
Megan said quietly, "Where were
you, Father"
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a+ mHAODQ

THE STORY THUS FAR. "Alicia
Stevenson has been murdered" The
story was all over Pleasant Grove in
minutes. Late in the afternoon Tom
stopped by to get milk, and they talked
about Alieia's death. Meg was upset,
and involuntarily Tom put his arms
around her and called her darling"
That evening Meg and her father sat
looking at each other, each remember
ing that the other was out late the night
before. "Did you do it," she finally
asked. ''No-did your" She was stunned.
Jim MacTavish suggested they make .
bargain: "You forget that I was out Of
the house-Pn forget you were trystins
with Tom Fallon." A hot tide Of Grim
son covered Meg.
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william Gargan, the screen star,
is winning new laurels as hard-hit-
ting Russ Dolan, the private inves-
tigator on 81 Deal in Crime" over
abe Saturday nights. But he isn't
neglecting his screen career; "Till
the End of Time" is his latest.
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He sat very still for a moment,
his eyes clinging to hers, and she
thought he scarcely seemed to
breathe. And then he said casually,
II went for a walk"
And as proof that he had had his
say on the subject and no intention
of speaking again, he got up and
left the room.
She couldn't believe that her IA
Their had killed Alicia Stevenson. It
was an incredible thought; but he
had been out of the house, and he
was very anxious that no one should
know about that. And she thought
of herself and Tom Fallon, on the
Ridge.
And then she remembered his
face tonight and the tone of his voice
when that little word darling" had
slipped out the look in his
eyes, naked and poignant and I'M
ashamed, the warmth and tender
ness in his shaken voice that had
been like shining garment wrapped
about her chilled body.
ooh, no-no-I won't have it like
that! won't be in love with him-I
won't!" she walled, deep in her
frightened, stricken mind. But her
heart went relentlessly on, "You
can't help it! You can't stop it.
You didn't ask for it-but you can
never deny it! He knows it, too
he feels as you do-you saw it in his
eyes, heard it in his voice tonight.
You love him and he loves you-and
he has a wife who has a greater
claim on him than if there we're
children. Your love can never, new
er mean anything except heartbreak
and self-denial! You know that
but you can't stop loving him! Any
more than you can stop breathing!"
The inquest was held the following
afternoon in the rickety, nondescript
little frame building where the Draft
Board met, and it seemed that, ex-
cept for the few bedridden in the
town, everybody was there.
Everybody, that is, except Megan
and her father. For contrary to
Jim's uneasy fear, neither he nor
Megan had been called to appear.
Little Betty Hendrix, Bill Logan,
Mrs. Stuart, and a few of the others
who had been first on the scene had
been called. Megan did not quite
know whether to be more relieved,
or more frightened that neither she
nor her father had received orders
to appear. Bat she had firmly
declined Mrs. Stuart's hearty invi-
tation that she 60, anyway.
Megan made herself keep busy
throughout day that seemed age
long. When Annie put midday din
ner beside Megan and asked, faint
uneasiness in her voice, Miss Meg
gle, is Mist Larry comm tomorrow
night?"
II suppose so, ANNIE" Megan an
swered, and quivered little inside
at the thought Of facing Laurence
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HAY, GRAIN, FEED

P-I STOCK SALT Observation-Disclosures
WELSH MINERAL CO., 18th g. Mont. Ave.
Billings, Montana Phone 4775
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DOGS, CATS, PETS, ETC.

REGISTERED GERMAN SHORTHAIRS
Pups from good blood lines TO be sold at
weaving time. JOHN N. THOMPSON,
Moore, Mont. Phone H..
CATTLE AND SHEEP DOGS
Best what is.
Ashmead Stock Ranch Chester, Montana
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By VIRGINIA VALE
Released by Western Newspaper Ur

By VIRGINIA VALE
WHEN Joan Edwards first
w picture, "Hit Parade of
1947," is released she'll make
only one personal appearance
in connection with it. She plans
to appear gratis at the neigh
borhood theater in Washington
Heights, New York City, where she
attended movies during her child
hood days. She had already made
up her mind to break into show
business; as she sings so delight
fully, 1T Comes Naturally" what
with her being the niece of the IA
nous Gus Edwards. And, being
Joan, she'll give one of the best per-
formances of her life in that little
theater-and perhaps inspire some
other youngster to work as she has
to win success.
Though Burl Ives was never cho-
sen as the boy most likely to Sue
coed at the Eastern Illinois State
Teachers College, he certainly was
the most famous member Of his
class when he attended its reunion.
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Hailed as Americas mightiest
ballad singer, Burl has starred on
Broadway, has been featured in 10th
Century-Fox's Smoky" and now he
has his own radio program, heard
Friday evenings over Mutual.
Mrs. Hudson" Holmes house.
keeper in 1.-The New Adventures of
Sherlock Holmes" over NBC, is be-
ing portrayed by an English actress,
Marjorie Bennett. Mary Gordon,
who played MRS. Hudson" for the
past several years both on the air
and screen, is now in Scotland max
ing a picture, Bonnie Prince Char
lie." incidentally, many people be-
lieve that Holmes actually lived; not
long ago someone sent calabash
pipe to Nigel Bruce, who's CDR. Wat
son." declaring that it's one Holmes
smoked many times when he lived
at 221 Baker Street.
-
william Gargan, the screen star,
is winning new laurels as hard-hit-
ting Russ Dolan, the private inves-
tigator on 81 Deal in Crime" over
abe Saturday nights. But he isn't
neglecting his screen career; "Till
the End of Time" is his latest.
Rumors certainly were flying
when Fred Allen nosed Bob Hope
out of first place in those popularity
ratings. The latest Hooperating
looks familiar, with Fibber MCGEE
and Molly in first place, followed in
order by the Charlie Mccarthy
show, Bob Hope, Bling Crosby, and
Fred Allen. Jack Benny's ninth,
Amos m Andy thirteenth. Which
doesn't mean that lot of us don't
still prefer Allen.
Adolph Menjou gets a fine break,
playing the title role in Columbia's
film version of radios ''Mr. District
Attorney" The cast includes Mar
guerite Chapman, Dennis O'Keefe,
Michael O'Shea and George Cou-
louris, and Sam Bischoff is produce
ing.
oACk HAL H. DlyCI UOUhS
important guest stars for his sci
ence-drama series, "Exploring the
Unknown" Sundays on Mutual, he's
responsible for the appearance of
many famous people in the audi
ence. Kay Francis brought Grace
Moore, the opera star, and Elsa
Maxwell along when she appeared.
And on one weeks session Pat
O'Brien was accompanied by Will
liam O'Dwyer, the mayor of New
York.
Henry Morgan, ABC's mad humor-
list, complained so much on the air
about not having place to live that
the National Housing Authority got
him to make a series of two-minute
transcriptions for countrywide dis
tribution to radio stations.
~
Marilyn Maxwell, M-G-M actress
and featured songstress of the Alb
bolt and Costello air show, writes
songs as hobby.
ODDS AND ENDS - Roller skating
fans UiH get a thrill mhen they see Rita
Hay,Uorih s,cirl through a whole ballet on
skates in Coiumbia'c "Do,Un to Earth"
Elliott Le,Uis is doing a second Sunday
network comedy sho,U: in addition to
Sunday at Parky's" he's appearing as
frankie" the guitarist, on the Phil Hur.
ris.Alice Faye sho,o. Judy Garland is
doing a straight dramatic role in "DTive-
ln," the CHS Suspense" Eleanor
Parker r'Neper Say Coodbye." rUifh Enrol
Flynn. is the only actress ice kno,o OF ,yho
wos discovered While doing nothing at
al; she mas wafching a pia, at the Pasn.
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WANTED TO BUY

BUYERS
| Alfalfa. Clover Seed. No lot too large
| or small. NORTHERN SALES & PRO-
DCCE, INC. Box 9i4. Billings. Mont.
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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.

USED TANK TRAILERS
1-i-wHEEL 4ooo-gallon tank trailer.
IL :O0x20 tires. air brakes. s., 1000.
loco GAL. Brown tank semi-trailer.
10:00x20 tires, vacuum brakes. S1.750.
Hoo GAL. Fruehauf tank semi-trail-
er. tandem axle. 10:oox2o tires. vacuum
brakes 81 ,750.
| ALSO ready for immediate delivery
| New 26' and 80 Livestock and plat
| form trailers.
FRUEHAUF TRAILER COMPANY
1878 First Ave. North
Billings, Montana
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FARM MACHINERY g. EQUIP.

FARM MACHINERY T. EQUlP.
POWER MOWER-36~ sickle bar. "a hip.
Can ship now from off season supply.
Write for description. Frank J. link CO..
RIM. 1865. li1 W. Jackson. Chicago 4. Ill.
EVERYDAY portable mixer. Elimi-
mates drudgery. makes milking pleasure,
eliminates milking problems; The safe way
to milk cows is to use the guaranteed
"Every-Ready" portable mixer.
Write for Descriptive Folder
GREAT FALLS HAY FEED CO.
100 Central Ave. w. Great Falls. Mont.
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COOK WANTED. man and wife preferred.
Woman cook, man general work. Will give
board and room and salary.
BUFFALO GENERAL HOSPITAL
Phone Sc Boz 141, Buffalo, Wyo.
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HELP WANTED-MEN, WOMEN

WANTED Immediately until June. kind
capable person to care for aged, invalid
man in modern ranch home near Deer
Lodge. No other occupants in house. If
couple, man to work away from ranch.
BOX Ala PocateIIo, Idaho
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WE BUY ANY SIZE OF round thread
pipe protectors. SERVICE SUPPLY. Cut
Bank, Mont, Boz 1898.
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WANT NEW four-wheel drive one and one
BOX 1853 RED LODGE, MONTANA.
The Valley settler., 1946-02-14
AOSPLT TAI NEWS

1Er. and Mrs. JsE. Jofc. son of 'Glenol1en had on unusual Valentine in tho form of baby son who has boe1 natlod Gordon Eric. Lil1in, daughter of the Lauritz Loborgs, vas medical pat ient this past uook. August Edlu11d of Tasilln uas. odrlittod on Tuesday Tor medical coro.
 Fred Toodsoa. has boon ho SD itol ized as the rssult of 2 hood injury susta iaod in tho Coop Garage.
 chqrliq E7on of Gulkana is medical patient. Paul Goodletau, Infoatilo Paralysis path io:,t for sore tiao, loft for Seattle on Thursday. He ui11 bo treated ct tho SUcdioh Hospital. He vas accompanied by Harold S.. Eddy, 6ospital maintenance man. Mir. Eddy will visit his daughter, Shorely, who attends Laurel Academy in Auburn, No oshington; and also other relatives bof returning.
The Valley settler., 1946-02-14
THAlK YOU. |.

T-AIN YOU. I wish to toko this opportunity to tlaenl; my friends and noighbers, tho Grange and Sourdough Club for their kindness during ny recent illness. It. uos deeply apprcc iotcd.
 Mrs. Maude Grow LOCAL BOYS R3LN SID FRoM tfEE. ARrY Tl1roo moro boys hnvo boo7 relea sed from the Armed Forces of tho United States. They.oro Jack Loe, Gerald Lamp, and Kenneth Soper. Ehny hnvo aslcd about the opening of tho nov Library. The Library Board is wait ine for the nece ssary cards cnd supplies for catologing and properly entering tho books It TssAecessory to have these supplies So that records can bo kept before books built by MT. t.v. King arc arc now ou fiaiod i1io ri donated books~
Evening star., 1946-04-22
LOTS FOR SALE.

ATTENTION VETERANS-We offer to you
ehs ehs lots eo.s psfS0dy s SsS aR
sssa'' sn 12 plan f8s 2g5 hIH sPd e
2 2ot Ga rIAS Fo puED fE s82o sas spring and
p;,t US for lots in sHtIana: silver Hi. Forest
@ TfnRhs Hsh Hs Pf5asna and ofSn enon H
bEWGy N PsaEAS M a14 " BrSnsh TSlsa ssa sVs
oSLY Sp $50 as for ceSef sans saneays io in lars.
seq ssSslSSmsn ds~n ksY sEFY s sPIRS eo NJ 5
55O5 Georgia ave. NV.
wEsTMoRELAND HILLS, wasn,nston's
most carefully restricted subdiyision-.
Earse wooded hemesites within blesk q
WHITE, OIL. s240 weekdays and oL. 1924
SrWW Seysn,nss an and i Sunday a,y
ave: So. $50 cash. OWNER. 81. a4i6. Was
EsaIS KIRksIDE, DE Chevy chase Md close 70
from S2,750 for inside lots to $3.50
70 for CORNER; Minimum frontase Of SO #.
4 JONES CO. "'i INC. G. $50 H"' cohnse5ieas
ROCK CREEK PARK EsrArEs-Beauiifu,
Homes of sISn maE. ths sn0aosH ioeas;
eNtremely desnaple. Lots ranging In SIZE
from 10000 SO. feet to u of an acre Now
home. To reach property, drive out 10th
st. to kalmia I'd. turn left on Kalmia I'd.
to North p9rtal drye ", and sisns Fer
BERNSTEIN >& CO., 1415 K st. NV,
ME. .5400. A Comulete Real Estate In
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS, n acre or
more, in Bradley Hills Grove or Hamilton
@ cs MR. fsunsFs fss oSs
fNou4tr,,.I - Hy.~4
Evening star., 1946-04-22
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CoLoRED-955 esth ST. N.W.-6 rooms
slO 26th st. NV rooms. bath: 50,
$40 1st st. sw-2-family nat, rooms
bath each apt; $4,000;
story brick: S1o,5oO. '' ''''''''e' ''Si' :
:!437 K st. n.w.--6 rooms. brick, bath
243a X st. n.w.--6 rooms. brick. bath
1858 Alabama ave. s.e-S10.OOO.
1113 22nd st. n.w.-2-story brick S12..
53 lots in n.e.-S1 900 each.
Gs SheE Na es or MURA sa co. HfS, NH
7772. i420 New York ave. NV. 22;a
COLORED-BEAUTIFUL bargain, $6,250
well-built, clean stuccol home in conven
tSday best 6ps ful
detail; $3.50 is ali YOU pay to get posses,
sGn mon esansf Il ERaSaGfs 81 fss Ga esn s5!
eoIoREDENEAR 1. RED M s' i4th haTry and sts ne
Sssssanslai sssh Cal Mr. 81
ctooLoRED-1soo BLOCK 4th st. NV; 3.
heat; $i,5oo cash, balance menthly; Cal
MA. 1852; ewes. RA. 4231. 80
coLoKIEDs5LYE CO. @ RED ST: N;E;-A GOOD buy
Only ST 900 down semidet. BRICK con con
tanning 5 rms and bath with h.-w h
Call or. see B. J. CRIVELLA, INC, 34ls
until 8 pm: Sunday, LIB pm. -23
COLORED-NR. End AND F SITS. S.W.--
Rock-bottom priced. about $3.50 down;
CRIvELI.A. INC. 34lS 18th st. NV AID
Q600. Open daily until pm; Sunday
CoLoRED VETERANS. we have few
homes left for you. Approved by Veterans
Administration under the GI Bill Of Rights
he 1ttf al ant M "a.
us for full details, take ADVANTAGE o
this wonderful opportunity now. Call o.
| see B. j. CRIVELLA. INC, 341S 14th st
NV. AID. Q600. Open daily until pm
SUNDAY, I -5 pm --23