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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-02-14
Open Forum
COLUMN
FOR THE VOICE OF THE
PEOPLE
Manila, P. I.
Jan. Is, 1916

S'ASSe~e~SS1
Jan. Is, 1916
Dear Editor:
I am G. I. in the Philippines
who wants to return home, but
can't because the Government
says we are needed here. We
want a clean cut policy on de-
mobilization, and you citizens can
help us get that.
I am sending you few things
we were told, and then the facts
on them. You may publish if you
desire to do so.
We were told:
l. There will be no empty
berths returning to the U. S. (War
! Department..
2. We need only 100000 men
for occupation. (MacArthur).
8. No men will be held after
they become eligible. (W. d.
4. Men not needed for occupa-
ton or surplus property disposal
will be home by March /, 1916
(Sec'y Patterson).
S. By March, 1916, all men with
! two years service will be eligible
wv. d..
6. When shipping is available
men will 60 home. (Sec'y Pat
! terson).
! 7. Sixty-eight thousand $685.
000) more berths assigned to
AFWESPAC. wv. D..
The Facts:
l. Navy takes one hundred
three ships off Pacific run. DAILY
Pacifican, Jan. 4, 1946).
2. Ships leave Manila partly
empty. Cd. P)
3. Il didn't know men overseas
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-02-14
had stopped accommodating points. .
(Secretary of War;.

had stopped accumulating points. .
(Secretary of War;.
4. Secretary of War Patterson
on Guam said he didn't know
two-year men were to become
eligible in March, 1916.
S. Discharges cut in half: A
man may be kept in the Pacific
three months after he becomes
eligible. cit. General Collins).
This is the story: The army is
up to its old tricks; believing
public opinion sufficiently pla-
Gated by discharges to date. The
army hopes it can fall back on
such double talk as 'But men are
not yet eligible" The army has
intentionally slowed down dis
charges. First, they said there
were no ships available for us
Now that there is shipping, the
army refuses to lower points. 1t.
Gen. Collins says that due to too
many discharges the points will
be dropped less than five a
month.
l spent a year in Europe and so
far about six months here in the
Pacific, and I, along with thou
sands of other soldiers, am getting
tired of broken promises.
I thank you.
Sgt. Julian Mcclure
174th Ord. Depot Co.
APO IS, CO Postmaster
San Francisco, Calf.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-02-14

Three thousand Tar Heel poul-
trymen will sell eggs to hatcher
les in the State during 1946.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-02-14

Some 1916 tobacco seed cleaned
in Beaufort county have been
found to be more than 80 percent
worthless.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21

Ree, 6at 8Grbde IieB ib net gerne
5iebe." Sea, Dos miro boffentlid 70
balo au6 ni6t notig iein."
Con nun oaraus elmer flng ipers
benz gfelbaft iinb aae W1nner, tpenn
tie Sunggeieuen unb iiber pier5ig iinb.
&ommen Dor lauter 8eoenfen, Dor
tauienb @enns un6 glbers feinen
S6rttt bonn Sled. Saben INNER
angIt, iie fonnten iib nit einem tpin-
|5igen 8ortden fansen laiien. Sab
lhon Die Haie bon, ltnb 6en 8drb-
chen tperoen Die Slauien raid Der.
trie6en. 60 Elm SogeItol5. @enn man
in elmer beiflen aneelegenbeit nit
einem @lasden Sofaier uno einem
guten @ort i6on ieine 8ermittlung
anbietetl @ut, Iaiien mir es, nun ober
aud S6luB nit Ser Sode, Serr
Steffeniteb. Sebt bin i6 itodbeinig.
Srau 8aums itemmte oie Irme in
Die Seite uno iprang nit fiiblborer
SerIttmmltng auf elm anoeres Sbes
ma. Sic bat ltebung barin, Die 8e.
| idmader Ser @Gite iinb mannigfa6.
Ser cine liebt cine ausgebebnte I'm.
terbaltrng iiber bas idone @etter,
Ser anoere cine 9isfuiiion iiber oen
erIten 9uftballon, Sen ser 8apier.
fabrtfant Soiepb Wontgolfter boriges
Sabr in Sranfreid oufiteigen IieB.
Sb es tpirfli6 ntr erbiBte Suit aetpe.
len ooer Elm Seer bon Seufeln uno
lonItigem SoaenIpuf, bas oa ii6er
Selo uno 8oIo ge5ogen iei. Soer Oh
leit Wenihengeoenfen ser &bein 10
pou els gelellen babe pie in oieIem
@inter.
9as @ettergeiprGd, iopiel botte
aud 6rau 9aums idon beraus, NOR
entldleoen oas bornebmere. llno tie
tpollte oen alten SugeitoI5 Itrofen.
~GaS 9Setter ma6t mir Sorgen,
oenft gr net ou6?"
~@ieio, 6rau 8uruns?"
vgs braudt MIR Elm pl0bIides
Soupetter ein5uIete, uno oie 8ei6e=
rung Is 90. Sat gr ni6t SEN S6uIter
Wferrem gefannt, Ser i'm Srrenbaus
geitorbe iIt?"
~ginen S6uIter Merrem?" gfo6ert
SteffenIiebs 51noe greifen iiber Die
Sti6platte. 8ia benn ser Sdatten
niemalS Hube 9eben. uSduIter Wer-
rem, iagt Sie?"
~gr miro i'm nidjt mebr gefunnt
babe, tut ia oltG nidts sur Sa6'.
slber oellen Sdushe fiel au6 einmaG
oem gis gum Spfer. l1no iiber 9todt."
~a6 TO-" atmete Steffeniieb er-
lei6tert auf.
~gr 1tnterIdatt oie @efabr, tpie
ale eS tltn. @enn gr o6er elm ein-
5tgeS Otal 10 ettpaS mitgen1od)t bot,
ld lage Sbm, @r friegt es net mebr
los"
Sum @ruieIn, mie Sic oos er-
5ablt."
&e6t 10, mein 6reun0, mar oud
Die Iblibt. Sou i'm nur oroentlid)
gruielrL mas treibt er nit mir uno
Dem 8ar6den S6inoIuoer. @inem
Iolh einen S6reden eir5uiagen, Set
rat 1tnO abnli6e5l gtu ia, 1penn er
es nod ebrli6 meinte. Glber BLOB man
10 probieren uno Damn Sd]IuB? gtein,
mein Sreunb.
0a fam Elm fremoer @oIt in sic
@trtSItube, neumooiib gefleioet, NIT
glan5eno ldDar5en 8artfoteleten, elm
i6por5es S6nurrb6rtden unter ser
ytaIe, Q1er ii6er oas linfe 9luge eine
gepalttge S6rumme, bic oa5 IonIt
ebenmaBige 8eliGt entItelte.
Ser @aIt fam 50gernoen Sdrittes
ouf ben Gid 81, an Dem oie beioen
laBen, 9ritBte fnapp uno 5eigte Itl1nm
ouf 6rau 8aums baIb geleertes @las
Sofaler. gr madte cine 8er6euqunq
Dor &obert Steffeniieb unO IieB iidJ
unoufgeforoert nieoer.
5rau 9aums tpuBte ni6t reht,
mas lie in oteiem 9lugenbIif madden
lollte. Sic erbob ii6 aber, nm Sem
pornebmen 8ait ielber oas gelpiinif,-
te @los Sofaier 81 beiorgen.
/ (SortIesung foIgD
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-09-21

mett liegt, er miro tpieberfommen.
.8orte auf midi" 1tno: rGein SO.
bios 8feiffer."
Sic fiiBt oen 3ettel, oos .9ein"
beionoers. ltno eilt tpieber binein slt
&obert Stefieniieb.
Sliiitert: u@onn, iagt Sbr, lit ser
9rief gefommen?"
~8it, id peiB ni6ts bon 6em 8rief,
toriptes &tno! Sbr 3ettel oa lit bonn
Simmel gefloaen, aus ser @roe ge-
madien, bonn 8aim gepfliidt, auf
Dem &betn geIhtpommen, 1penn SSbr
oas 2ebcc lieb iit."
uSabt Sbr Sobias ielbit geIeben?"
uuno nenn Sic nod cine Sroge
felt, bel alen Seiligen, Sic ion ME
mebr cine 8otIdaft bon mir erbal-
ten!"
sd min gud bod nidt er5iirnen,
adj nein. sl6er Sbr niBt, ooB id i'm
liebbabe, bob ib mid ber5ebre na6
tbm. Sbr DiBt bod, baB Sbr MIDI
gum eliidliditen WenI6en bon 8onn
gema6t babt nit OieIem 3ettel."
~uno geraoe barum muB ib mid
auf gud Derlaien fonnen. &einer
peiB, mos nod geidiebt. aud meine
llbr bier in Bonn fann abloufen, tper
DeiB ipie balo. ginen babt SSbr Idon
Dor Dem SdlimmIten betpabrt, 1per
fann iagen, Oh sSbr ni6t aud midi
|elnmal l6iisen miiBt."
~@r ider5t, ser Serr 8ebeilnlefre-
tartus, 1uno mir lit es 10 bitter 1peb
ums 9er5. &onn gr Oenn nidt oer-
iteben?"
&obert Steffenlieb beugte ii6 oi6t
5um Sbr oes Mdo6ens. rGie @6noe
baben Sbren uno oie leeren Slide
unO 8ante baben slugen. Sobias
Bfetffer lit in gebeimer Wiliion in
5rontretd, mebr oarf i6 Sbr niht
lagen. gS gebt ibm gut, pielleid)t
beller als rns."
ul1no mann fomnt er tpteoer?"
rSas DeiB 8ott aaein, mein &ino. !"
Srau 8aums erl6ien in Ser Siire.
Hi6tig, Oie beiOen ibnellen ousein=
amber. &e6t pfiffig ltebt Srau 8aunls
oretn tie mill feline 9lnipielung ma
den, tie bot ni6ts geieben. Man ioa
oas 5euer nidt NIT Dem SuBe aus
treten, tpenn man eS nit Der Sano
entfadt bat.
sd nuBte nidt, 6aB 8Grbden
bier lit, rnO Oa6te, Ser Serr Sefre-
tarius laBen auein beim S6oppe."
~9llS penn Waoome ni6t tpiiBten,
bob Sbre @eIelid)aft mir Itets nod
Die ltebIte it,"
60 Elm Sfperenoter. 8elt, 9Grb=
den Oa argerlt Ou oid] idpar5. 9lber
| 10 iinO Die Wdnner, &ino, lerne es
bei5eiten. Srau 8auns biitete Ii6,
oa5 alleS laut 81 oenfen. Son Sen
8roiomen ser Gitterli6feit Iou man
5ulongen, iolange tie einem eeboten
meroen.
Srau 8aums nabm Mas.
Bring mir mein 8lds9en Sofaier
bterber, 8arbde, gelt? Gin biibIde
9ing, Serr @ebeimIefretarius, fin
oct gr net oud? Sd mein', tpie iie
10 oabergebt, gepedt 1no oorett, id)
mein', an Dem 8Grb6e f0nnt' Elm
Wann i6on leine Sreuo' babe. Soer
| lit @r anOerer Wteinung, Ser Serr
Sefretarius ?"
$50 Deroe id, Srou 8aums! Sut
Sic midi iiberboupt i6on einmol an
oerer Wfetnung geieben aIs oie Sic
lelber ausipridt?"
Gin berflu6ter &erl, 4rgert iid)
oie 8irtin. @ebt ni6t in sic Sale
uno penn man tie nod 10 getpanot
uno unauffaaig Iteut.
SD mein', oas piele slaeiniein
muB Sbm ood alt6 ihooe ouf oie
0auer. Won bat bo6 ieinen aerger
uno 10, uno Gr fann es mir qla1be
oOer nidt, geteilter Sdmer5 lit bolber
Sdn1er5. gs tragt iid let6ter 5u
5tpeien."
~8etDiB, WaOame."
~6reilidb, Inn oas 9Grb6e ipdr es
mir nidt etnerlei. Gin gl1tes NGo6e,
unO treu Jag i'd Sbm, treu tpie @olo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
Cherry, Back From Trip,
To Boost North Carolina

eastern Carolina vegetables and
flowers by air have demonstrated
feasibility of such deliveries. Oper-
ators of air lines provided planes
to transport the governors and their
wives to Lakeland.
MIS-. Cherry was Il blt d~lSappoln1-
ed in two respects. First, the trip
down was made at night and thro-
ugh a storm, although the return
trip Sunday was ideal. The Tar
Heel first lady spent several hours
Saturday walking around Lakeland
and becoming thirsty stopped IN a
drug store Operated by a North
Carolina natlNc) for some cold
orange Juice. Imagine her surprise
to find the drug store didn't serve 1t
with orange groves all around.
Which recalls the experience of q
visitor to Cantor, peach capital OF
the SandniilS. who near about
wrecked a cafe because II served
him peach pie made of canned Cali
iornia peaches.
Sandhill peaches, Florida oranges
and all prophets arc seldom honor
ed at home. And Governor Cherry
implies Tar Heel VaCationers car
find more beauty around them thar
by gong to some distant state.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
Electric Firm
Will Get Plant
At Burlington

Washington, April 2.-(AP)-The
Justice department today approved
the lease of the former Falrchlld
plant in Burlington, N. c., to West
ern Electric. said a high justice oitl-
cial who declined to be named.
He said a letter is being drafted
bv the Justice departmnt this alter
moo to wan assets administrators
recommending the lease.
Previously, the justice depart
nsent turned down the lease on the
ground that Western Electric manu-
features about 80 per cen Of the
telephone equipment made in this
country.
However. the company late last
week assured justice officials II Will
not manufacture telephone equin-
mo t in Burlington but instead will
make such electric equipment as
radio and radar apparatus.
The proposed lease, which already
has the approval of all the Recon
struction Finar.e corporation witt
whom the company had negotiated
is for five years at a rate OF 5l55.9}-
a wear. War Assets corporation said
Cost of the building and land i
listed at S2,l03.666.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
Greek Right Wing
Party Invited TO
Form Government

Athens, April 2-(Ap)-Ihc right
wing populist party, leader in Sun
days parliamentary elections, &C
ceptcd today a request by Regent
Archbishop Damaskinous TO form d
new government.
Announcement OF the acceptance
followed d meeting this morning be-
tween the regent and four leaders
of the party, which numbers many
persons who favor the return Of
King George II to the Greek throne.
PhcmistoklcS Sophoulls, a middle
of the road liberal, resigned yester-
day as premier bat was asked By
the regent to remain in office for 4
couple Of days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
No Fast Settlement
WStrikesm indicated
Detroit And Akron
Transport Systems
remain Shut Down
Ny The Associated FresS.)

No quick settlement of the ma
tons three newest labor disputes
indicated today as transit
strikes IN Detroit and Akron, o.,
continued to cripple public trans
p~ortaticn and a work stoppage IN
the soft coal mines kept IDLE some
tOG, 900 workers.
Soft coal operators and John i.
Lewis AFL United Mine Workers
planned to resume contract ne9otla-
tions in Washington although SpOkes-
men for both sides expressed bo1lef
no progress was made in yesterdays
conference. The stoppago became et-
fectivc at 1901 a. IN. Monday, and
Immediately its effects were 1elt IN
the steel industry.
A prolonged shutdown of the
mines~was expccted@t seriously cur
tail production in steel n other
industries.
Buses Idle IN Detroit.
Buses and street cars IN Detroit
remained idle for the second day
as a staIemate developed in the wage
DISPUTE between the AFL Anal
gamatcd Association OF Street, Flee
trio Railway and Motor Coach En-
plovCS Of America and the Detroit
Departmcnt of Street Railways.
The union, which called the strike
of $500 bus and trolley operators
in support for an Is cents hourly
wage increase. was told by Mayor
Edward !. JcffrieS no negotiations
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
BY LYNN NISBET.
Daily Dispatch Eureau

Raleigh, April Ex-Governor Gregg
Cherry returned from a short fly
ing trip to Florida Sunday night and
Monday morning he issued a pro-
clamation calling for observance OF
Victory Vacation Year from June l.,
1916, to June /, 1917.
One of the Whereases in the pre-
amble reads "Whereas, North Car
DINA with its thrilling beauty, its
colorful history, its Wondrous man
made and God-giVen attractions, Of
fers unsurpassed opportunities tor
pleasurable vacationing;..
The governor said he and Mis-.
Cherry had a delightful time in
Lakeland as guests of Governor
Willard Caldwell of Florida, but ne
saw nothing ioVclicr than the Orion
Plantation and Airlle Gardens near
Wilmington which they visited Fri
day.
To Boost Air Express.
Occasion of the Florida informal
meeting of southern governors was
&c boost the idea of air express for
fruits and vegetables. Experiments
in shipping Florida citrus fruit and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
Revised Purchase
Plan For Wheat
To Be Revealed

washington, April 2. - (AP) -
Director General LaGuaidla OF
TNRRA said today the government
is about ready to announce a ne"
plan to expedite wheat shipments
abroad.
As LaGuardia outlined II after a
White House visit. the plan Will per
NIT farmers to collect later for wheat
delivered now and thereby bene-
fit from any price increase. ~
stead of cash Immediately, he SAID
the farmers would receive a non
interest bearing certlllcaoe Una
.ould be redeemed later at the pre-
Vailing market price for wheat.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
BOMB-LADE\ DERELICT
DRIFTING IN SEA LANE

Miami. Fla, April 2.-(AP)-
Coast guard planes and a sca-going
tug pressed a search until darkness
last night for a derclict ammunition
barge loaded with 1874 IONS of bombs
and depth charges which was beif'r
swept north in the gulf stream off
the Florida east coast.
A. warning to all ships to steer
clear of the unnamed barge was
broadcast by coast guard headquar-
tiers here.
1t was not known whether the
craft had riding lights still burning
and coast guard officials said there
was a chance that it was wandering
blind" in the darkness in the path
OF coastWise vessels.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
I. S. Might Name
New Ambassador
To BuenOs Aires

Washington, April 2. - (AP) -
Diplomatic sources said today that
the United States has asked Argen-
tina to approve George Messer-
smith, now L. S. ambassador to
Mexico, as the new ambassador at
BuenOS Ares.
The decision to send a new envoy
to the Argu tine stirred wide spec
ulation whether this nation Is relax
ing its stiff policy toward that South
American government.
A State Department S"okoSm2l
told reporters an amba7Sador Would
be named later in the weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02

AskApology
0fChuirmun
Dixie Congressman
Resent Statement
About Strike Bill


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ef st3tcn.ujs made n TIE April Is
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cal cr2an Of Ia, WsIn4n5 division
If tho party.
ato ,,,Jf..,,n,. vhica
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And let your representatives
+ now mat tn" passage OF the rcSlrlc-
i've Csc C.abor diSputcsl Dill was
vote against the American pco-
pie
Tho Democrats attending the
Gathering elected Rep. G0esct CD)
of Texas chairman.
uc +old ro,ys,pon tbc oro,n odopt-
cd ..,,;,b ,o,y l;,t1o onnosition" =
roeo1,t;on roaGina
II IS loVeo ,ho' tHe Utlaiiiiia ul
appoint d committee 70 eol'ipi Miul
MI, i'd'l'icEdli III peispil VI ~ rs
alS,ailGc 'elVPiiolie dii' ':toll7 DVCl
Suell 'il'l,5S d. 'le eol't'tli''oC "O''''
wise II Si"li request " III
Retraction ASKED.
Il. A rctraction of the objection
able statement which has been pub
lished through the columns of the
Democratic Digest and further by
letter to each representative who
voted for the Case bill:
land
-. That the author of the state
ment be made known and that he
be pefmancntlv removed from the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
SHOWN BY
INDIVIDUAL STOCKS

New York. April 2.-(AP)-IndiVi~
dual stocks showed a fair amount of
strength in today's market as may
leaders continued to loaf at slightly
lower levels.
Gains, running to two points OF so
at n time, were recorded fer Amer
lean Dis1ilnng. Distillers Corp. Spie-
sci. Dow Chemical, I, ;. Rubpef,
Eastman Kodak, and Westinghouse
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
MORE WAR CRIMINALS.

London, April 2-(AP)-Thc unit
ed nations war crimes COMMISSION
said today sos Germans have been
added to the list of wa criminals
md slated for arrest. Today's roste'
the 2fth TO be issued. boosted the
total of listed war criminals to 49,
582.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
Lint Prices Show
Gain Of S. Cents

New York, April 2.-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened 50 to 55 cents
a bale higher.
Noon prizes were so to SIS cots a
bale higher.
May 27.90, July 27,92, October
81. 80. 4,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
Score Are Saved.

There was some hGae that Hil0''
death toll MIGHT net reach the ma
va officers 300 estimate. a scoro
Of persons previously reported miss
no have hor' saved from tho wat
ors off Hawaii by army and navy
air-sea rescue pancs and small sur
face raft.
There was honc also that the
waves might not reclr today, a
feared for a time last night. The
commander Of the Alaska sea from
tier. al Seattle, cmphaticallV denie'
as grossly exaggerated" reports that
a leo foot tidal wave was rushing
along the Alcutian chain toWard
Kodiak. He added that 10 new wave
was forecast.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
RibbentrOp
Upbraided
Mussolini
Ex-Foreign Chief
Shown To Be An
Anti-Semitic Envoy

Nuremberg, April q (AP)-
Joachim Won Ribbcntrop angrily ad-
mittcd before the international mill
itary tribunal today that he had up
braided Bcnito Mu5solini because Of
Italian mercy TO Jews in southern
occupied France.
Earlier he testified that his Ger-
man foreign office always sought to
soften NaZi anti-ScmItic measures IN
Europe.
Confronted with captured German
records which showed him in the
role Of a special antl-scmitlc envoy
to foreign governments, the former
German foreign minister conceded
that the documents were substan-
TALLY correct.
Knew Fuehrcr's Plan.
I knew of the fuchrer's plan to
rescttlc European Jews in east ter
~ritories or later in Madagascar or
North Africa, he said.
"Bccause a large scale espionage
system was discovered among Jews
IN France who helped British and
American intelligence, the fuehrer
asked me to get Mussolini's assur-
ance thai the Jews would be stop
ped. The Italians had been working
against certain measures taken
against Jews by the French govern
ment under German influence. A lot
of unpleasant matters had ocCurred.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
Tidal Wave Death Toll Climbs
Over 90 Are
CountedDead

lilo, Hawaii. April 2.-tATD
The death toll in the eastern
Pacific seismic Nav dlSaStcr
reached % today and q naval
officcr estimated IL" loss of life
on Uiio - chief victim Of the
boiling seas might total 300.
Domagc ran into the millions of
dollars.
\ Submarine carthnuaEc which
biologists called world shaking sent
Giant sWells tanning CIT fro" the
North Pacific at 400 to 500 miles an
hour early yesterday. Beaches in
Hawaii. tho Aleutians and CaIifor-
MIA were dashed by 10 to 100 foo
waves.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy and warmer thiS
afternoon and tonight; NedncS-
dav cloudy ard continued warm.
Evening star., 1946-02-10
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Hyattsville from owner. WA. 6410.
LIST YOUR HOUSE for fast, efficient sery.
PRIVATE PARTY wants old house. p; C..
cash and monthly payments: highest ref
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from owner or room. 2,bath. detached
bedrm.; vicinity American University Park:
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ALL CASH, II necessary. for home; prefer
detachsd; in good ne. or Sc. section. MR.
| wv WILL G'is FAY \ AL III CASH for or room
home IN p. C. or nearby. M. B. WEAVER,
HRcHITECr MS fgia wishes to buy small house in
Telephone DU. 1899
VIRGINIA-Homes needed near D, c. We
have clients to buy; prompt attention. re-
liable service. Write REALTY. INC. 4S1l
np s, IS, St north, M Msrlington, va: OK. ls44
cash payment for .2-3 bedroom brick house,
cony. to grade school and bus. with soft.
front min frontage I'D to l acre: immed. or
several months hence occupancy; prefer Ar
lington or loc. cony. to new War Bldg. or
rentagcn: replies confidential. Box 125.k.
DESIRE TO BUY HOUSE direct from own
er,. Mt. Pleasant or Dupont Circle areas
Call r. HERNANDEZ, DI. 1851; ewes, ME
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CoLORED-s11 4th ST. N.W.-2-family
ro nouse, ro9ms. paths; rents for S6z 90
5 nj TNNaR R5se 1888 SsoeS You es'h e. n1 siiso
coLoRED-oo5s A ST. s.E.-sa5o cash,
coLoREpEPoRTTiNERRe sTi En-. FL. aaSi NV, between
fasb BLK BhhEY iash ST. IA ss.o
MEaTs % BAfIrs9 Ii + RA, si,W;s Bro $500 cash req
GoLoREDaEXcELLENT Go Saaea :, M HOME or room. q
1900 block ssnd stM8 t rooms anaa and ad bath
rase is tpT 491s Ssn snndas sas A6 6a 7s1
room and bath. 500 block srd st. Sc.
100 block N. Capitol st.--First com:
bath aawn small very
1900 block 9th st. n.w.-4-unit apart
separate meters s for 'esn gas and % electric. heat
an and Isg water supplied only; down payment
200 block o st. n.w.-1o rooms, baths,
hot-water heat, good condition
steam hsat ssh sas5S down. f0Hms small monthy Snt
CAN sales manager of R; W. HoRAD
6 weekdays.
coLoRED-oNLY s395 DOWN; 100 blk
4th ST.: 3-story brick, 10 rooms.
1900 block 4th., 2-story, brick, rooms.
1900 block Kalorama, 3 apis.
1900 blk. N. H. ave-. 4 apis.
1900 blk. 10th, 2-story row. rooms.
200 pix. F. st. ne, 1.family brick.
200 blk. K st. Sc, 4-family unit.
Convenient monthly payments can be
On al Of the Al Of
home plus income. DI S724, 8 to 8 pm.
weekdays. N BASILIKO REALTY CO.
COLORED-4OO BLK. QUE ST. N.W.-S
rms, Ia baths. h.-w.h., oil; excel condi-
ton, throughout; full basement, big back
1900 blk, & Of F St. h.e.Se sOa rms. and bath,
automatic gas heat, full basement, front
with deed; price, S9,750; $1,000 cash.
500 blk. 14th st. n.e:I6 rms and bath.
Price. pr $4,000; 1000 cash.
1900 blk. Blaine st. n.e:-6 rms and
floors, full basement, garage; excel. .condi..
ton: price, 81 1,500; terms. To inspect
phone DI. 1888 JOHN w. ROUSE. 1910
M st NV
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

BY OWNER-7-room frame house, newl!
redecorated: all modern except gas: ha
electricity: 8 miles from Capitol; S6,950
Box 1S5-K, Star. IL.
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COLORED-6I6 X ST. NE.-6 rms, semi
det., frame; h.-w.h.; price, S7,950;f down,
81 900.
st. near NJ Cap rooms. row br.;
only. $500 down; price, S5.250.
200 block Elm st NV; rms, bath.
row br; only $3.50 down. RELIANCE
REALTY CO, oil 9th st. NV DI. 1851.
Sun and ewes; call Mr.. Kitchens, FIR.
5453 Mrs; Tasby, Ii. 52l9. or Mrs. Toll
iYer. TR S122
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYlAkp.
SUBURBAN sALE-yIRclhtA.

MD, 1885 Bellvue ave
rms, bath. attached garage, oil h-wh
no children or service people