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Evening star., 1946-08-03
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANT TO BOARD 19-mo. -old baby in good
Christian home. Call AD. 2199. a
for l0-month-old daughter in Arlington.
Box 396-Y, Star. A.
Evening star., 1946-08-03

sUBLET,, AUG. AND sEPT.-TAstefaiiy
tSur9nnished' {, 9n ssooli modern apt. ~ rooms:
g04 PENNA. AVE. s.E,-Lisht hkpg. ant,
furn.; $l2 week. TR. l416.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
Seasonal Farm Labor
Needs High In 1916
tContinued from First Psge)

But all farmers who anticipate a
need for foreign labor again this
season and who have not signed
contracts are advised to contact
their county agricultural extension
office Immediately. For under the
provisions of the legislation gov
erning the recruitment of foreign
labor, workers cannot be released
To the state unless they are under
contract to individual farmers.
1t is not known at this time
whether additional workers will be
allotted TO the State. but If this is
the case they can be employed only
by farmers who have completed
contracts.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
Army Day Will Be
Observed At Air Base
Continued from First Page)

A feature of this exhibition will
be the Army's newest fighter plane.
the P-S0 Shooting Star which is
jet-propelled The colonel said that
it would take off at about 300 D.
m. and would give an exhibition
over the field. This exhibition will
be a revelation 10 both airmen and
civilians.
Quite a program is being under
taken at the base and the public
will see a chemical warfare ex-
hibition and tire-tighting display
put on by the bases crack fire de
partment. The fire department will
use the latest fog" hoses in the
exhibition together with other
equipment that has long been ON
the secret list.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
DINNER GIVEN IN HONOR OF
BIRTHDAY AND ANNIVERSARY

A dinner was given in honor of
Robert S. Salman's 21st birthday
and the Goth anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Vincent at their home
in Harrington on Sunday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Nichols and daughter Evelyn of
Pennington, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Clark and children of Dover. Miss
Agnes Thorpe. Miss Maxine Caen,
Miss Lois Long, Miss Doris Vim
cent, Allan Klapp, Howard klapp
William Derrickson, Phil Hopkins
all of Harrington. Private Charles
Klapp of Fort Dix. n. j.. and Fire
man Warren j. Price of the Mer-
chant Marines.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
Greenwood All Hi Flyers

The Greenwood All Hi Flyers
held their meeting at the home of
Kenneth McIlvaine on March Z.
William c. Sloon. county agent, at
tended the meeting. Jean and Ann
Meredith. Doris SodOwski and
Mary Lobo gave a talk on man
ners. Several games were played
and later Kenneth McIlvaine served
refreshments.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
SCHOOL ELECTION IN
KENT ON MAY 4th
CONTINUED from First Page)

Thus far there have been no indi-
cations of any contests for menu
bers of any school boards in Kent
County this year.
In event there are nominating pc
titions filed for school district,
no election will be held in that dis
trict and the vacancy on the board
of education will be filled by the
remaining members of the board.
There are % state board school
districts and four special school
districts in Kent County in which
elections could be held this year.
Last year there were only nine dis
tricts holding elections throughout
the county with contests being held
in two of them.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
News of4-H
@9RCZJBS
Busy Bees All Club

A meeting of the Busy Bees All
Club of Greenwood was held at the
home of June Warrington on last
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
There were six members present.
Mrs Nelson, the county agent, gave
a demonstration on baking cookies.
After the meeting. refreshments
were served
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
WILDWOOD CLUB NOTES

The AIillwOOd Home DemOnstra-
ton Club will meet in the hall ON
Wednesday afternoon, April ,, at
two O'Clock. This will be Leaders
meeting. with Mrs Dorothy French
and Mrs Laura Davidson as our
leaders. The subject will he Floor
and Wall Paints" This comes at
the season of the year when this
subject will be the most interesting
TO us. SO let us have our usual
good attendance.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-29
IN ME MORIAM

I'm loving memory of our mother
Mary r"uu'I. WHO passed away
March 2N. 1881:
W" often sit and think of YOU
And think OF how You died.
7" think You could not say pood-hyr
H"forr You closed your eyes.
Though \our smiles have gone forever
And your hands "" cannot touch.
w" viii never lose the memory
OF tn" one "" loved 50 much.
Sadly missed 10y Catherine. Jo.4pr
i'' l-'ii"'od. 1tU
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23
Casselman School
Is High For April

Casselman school had the highest
percentage of attendance for the
month of April, with 98.1, according
to bulletin from John l.. Fitzwatcr,
attendance supervisor. Five other
one-teacher schools had banner at
tendance for the month, IIoyes Run,
with SO, Finzel with 978, Herring
ton with 97.5, FrankvilIe with 96.5
and Bethel with 964.
Johnson led the two-teacher schools
with 500. Bloomington led the graded
schools with 956, while GrantsviIle
led the high schools with "a percent.
Oakland was second with 92.3.
In the elementary schools the aver
age number attending was 2,869.3,
with 3,2276 being the average num-
Der belonging. An average attedance
of 954.5 was recorded for the high
schools with am average of 1,0398
belonging
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23
Protection Against
Diphtheria Is Urged

at is highly important that all in
fants be immunized against diphthe-
ria between the ages of six months
and a year." according to Dr. R. H.
Riley, director of the State Depart
ment of Health. children over this
age who have not been protected
against this dreaded disease should
receive immediate immunization.
"Diphtherla is now a serious men
ace to the health and life of young
children. During the first months
CT 1916 total of 1873 cases occurred
in the State of Maryland, as compared
with rs cases during the first quarter
Of 1915, according to provisional fig
/ lmes available Moreover. this disease
killed Is victime during the first quar-
ter Of this year, as compared with
only 5 deaths during the correspond
ing period of 1915.
This considerable increase in both
cases and deaths makes it particular
ly urgent that all unprotected chill
dren be immunized promptly. Par
cnts are advised to take all children
who have not received toxoid to their
private physician or to the nearest
clinic for immunization. AS stated
above, they should be given toXoid
before they reach their first birthday,
preferably at the age of eight or nine
months, or even as early as months.
Those who have passed these ages
without this protection should be
given toXoid without delay.
"Children projected in infancy should
receive booster dose as they reach
school age. If they did not receive
this additional safeguard before en-
tering school, all children up to the
age Of twelve years should receive it
now. 1t is even more essential that
those who have never had toXod in
infancy receive it now.
Those protected in infancy should
simply and without danger to the
child. Parents should remember that
toXoid, which is harmless, can pro-
tect their children from serious i'll
ness and even from death. This pro-
lection is always an important part
of child's health care, but the pres
ent increase in diphtheria given even
greater urgency to this appeal to
have all children immunized."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23
Annual Banquet of
Night Mining Classes
To Be Held Saturday

Around 100 persons are expected to
attend. the twenty-third annual din
ner of the Nigh Mining classes, to be
held Saturday evening, May 25, at the
William-James hotel, at o'clock. The
classes are conducted in Garrett and
Allegany counties.
Glasses have been held the past
several months at Crellin, Lonacon-
ing, Barton, Mt. Zion and NIndeX, and
have been in charge of L. c. Hutson,
vocational mining instructor. Glasses
have been conducted in mine ventiI-
alton, air courSing, mine map read
ing and mine gases. Mr.. HutsOn said
that certificates of attendance would
be awarded during the program fol-
lowing the dinner.
The program will be presided over
by DR.. j. j. RutIedge, chief mine
engineer of the Maryland Bureau of
Mines at Annapolis. Among the
guests Mr. Hutson said they were
expecting will be DR. j. d. Blackwell,
president Salisbury State Teachers
college; s. S. Steinberg, dean of en-
gineering, University of Maryland;
DR.. J. J. Seidel, state superintendent
of vocational education; Prof. W. r.
Chedsey, professor of mining en-
eineering, West Virginia Univer-
sity; George McCIelland, superinten-
dent of the Weirton Coal company,
Isabella, Pa; Mr.. Beattie, general
manager of the Davis Coal and Coke
company, Thomas, W. Va; Charles
Kopp, superintendent of schools of
Allegany county; and F. f. Rathbun,
superintendent Of schools, Garrett
county, and number of coal operators
in Maryland and adjacent states.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23
GARRETT COUNTY GIRL
! GRADUATES IN BALTIMORE

Mary Susan Jones. of Kitzmiller,
was among the graduates at the COM
mencement exercises of the School Of
Nursing, West Baltimore General
Hospital, held Friday at the Summer
field Methodist Church, Baltimore.
Sixteen young women received diplo-
mas.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23

All the boys go for these
ensemble suits in a big way
They are made of quality san
fOrized materials and are ideal
for all summer wear.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-05-23

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Evening star., 1946-09-09
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HOUSE FOR SALE in Washington. D. C..
area IN exchsnse for house in champ.isn
EXGHANGE E 3-bedroom, IA bath house,
NV, Wash. for house Or apt Chicago
Rental or sale. WI. 5sIs g.
WARRINGTON FOR CHARLOTTE. N c.
Exchange lease. 6-room house for house
Sr.o or opt o lsase ip Charlotte. N: c.; no chill
ExCHANGE FOR 4 OR s MOS, 4-bedrm
house In Falls Church for house in South
Sburcs en- Csh1oInia a5 w beginning Nov. is. Falls
NEW. YORK FOR wAsHNGTON-Wni
apt. Or house. in NV. or Nd: an sttrsc- C,
tive tive! eIye,ar-old, ar: 1,noor house on . Ice
minis; from Grand Central white asbestos
nat board. insulated, gas &C. heat. auto
INV, attached EsraEe. liv. rm. 15x26 full
pine paneled; large dinette, kit, bath.
6edrms. AXIS and 10x14 screened porch
3nx24, full basement; priced under Sill
600. Call OIL 6097 -
WILL EXCHANGE 6-rm semidet. house in
Anacostia: coal heat, gas, water, elec !;
rents $3.50 per mo, for another house.
equal accommodation; preferably in sc.
Evening star., 1946-09-09
APARTMENTS WANTED.

NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire small
turn. or unfurn. apt; no children or
pets; status, permanent. AID. 0e13. 1os
1t. COLONEL. Resulsr Army. permanent
ly stationed. and wife, desire 3 or 4 room
apt. or house, furnished or unfurnished
MA: 92S0. Ext. 4o2, between 6 and
APARTMENT needed desperately. 2 bed
rooms, unfurnished, for 3 adults and
REGULAR NAVY OFFICER, on s-yr. duty
needs 2-bdrm. apt. for self. wife and baby
At $50 mo-; must have elevator over End
hr. because of leg injury. CAN EN-. s173
AIR FORCES OFFICER and fsmilN must
move by Sept: Is; desperately need fur
nlsned nnf or unfurnished apt. or house At
Wors considered. Overlook 0O57 -I2
nan, WIFE and children desire apt.
viii cook, keep house or care for your
CHILDREN. h Write HELEN HAHN, Mooreheld
MMEcH. ENek., WIFE. .mp,e,.d Nav Ord
Lab; need furn, or unfurn. apt or house
any oeation. 81 e100. Ext. LA. IL
COLOkED-C0UPLE wishes small unfurn.
apt. or housekeeping room. TR a945
Evening star., 1946-09-09
HOUSES FOR SALE.

BRAND-NEW DETACHED red brick cen
ter-hali Colonial. now finished In accord
snce with fneSt prewar construction stand
ards and ready for you to occupy today
Exclusive location, adjoining RollineNood
next 10 Rock Creek Park; 6 bright spaciou!
rooms. plus 1st-fioor Law. 9 full baths OF
2nd Moor stairway to large unfinished 3rx
moor; delightful side porch, attached gar
age. full basement with Law: beautifuII
wooded lot approx. 900 IT. deep. Call MI
McBride, WO. S52b, with FRANK
PH1LLIpS DI 1411. q
kOOMTNG HOUSE. furnished. 100 blocj
Que st. n.w.-There is positively no buy ir
the city to COMPARE with this room. q.
bath n. ston. house. % Including furniture ane
p. business 9 $ - SsSm of Of saSf
q 900 % eifh HhANsy ArssSlrsd Can xseka.ys unit
NEW NJ 'esss esssIck e.nt.r-h.u Colonial re rssl.
Chase. Nd: lot about 63x?O; excellent
new-home community 9 rms, baths
toilet and lsvatory on LIST floor; sas a-c' h.
stairway TO storage attic. built-in sarase
iarss .i1n LYING porch; s2s 800. Possession
s2s.. RE II. lvn. l'4srf sxrfsDIScs., 4 fs Bc n1n,.
near completion; besutifnI wooded oa.c. sec.
ition: hiEh eleYa ton wise restrictions;
lovely living room with picture window
dinins room, .vell-arrsnsed kitchen on frst
floor; three large bedrooms and baths
ample closet space on 2nd floor some with
ready for tmmediats occupancy; price
Sis ss6 tcr infcrMstion. sau Ar, hous-
Evening star., 1946-09-09
APARTMENTS WANTED.

kETURNNG VETERANS and other en-,
f. o esR yeH Ss hds. nesG e4
apartment with kitchen and bath TO rent
sS sson. eoSn' Mi ssss family Ea sn ehafsn mondas
faheufs afa FotGf sbe' orr and 10 vile atsr. turn
s$a;s A., 8 s b.tt Ss 's sec
WANTED Permanent Government en-
nished apartment or bungalow in NV; sec
tion or nearby Nd. Phone sH. $500. s
AMY Am = noeFoK p and wifi. need small ig fur
sSalpS sTiIi.n Isss siMY OFFICE. desire, i. Or Or 3
hedrm. furn. apt. or house Box Be,
S..ds sss p nST for
M :ns for S' Il A.m. ss
NAVY CAPTAIN, Wit. and two children
reouirs furnished apartment or house for
four months occupancy. Call overlook
PROFESSIONAL LADY and eolles. SON de-
sire 2 bedrm. apt, entire floor or house,
MI s'n or SRios ssos S' Of 1o1S BOX csf "a
NAVY CAPTAIN attending war College and
ment, cookins facilities Phone Temple
1929 Sunday after 7:30 pm; other days,
QUIET REFINED Govt girls: Catholic:
music students; desire or bedroom apt,
furnished or unfurnisher. NV. section pre-
apsfNrs4RArIE tt55sf FL IisE offIcEK SiE and wifi.
want comfortably furnished apartment;
permanent; excellent references. TIE. Os1s.
OLDER COUPLE being .victed desires
unfurnished apt. Or light houseseepins ac-
VETERAN and wife. both employed. d.sir.
nishsd' With privste bath R1Gt snd fitchsn. Is By
K Asst
vtTs vs sSS ssfs sRpE hfi se. dsers star on ROOM kit
and bsth apt. NO. ss9l after 8, ali day
PERMANENT RESIDENT wife. two chill
sren. need Or bedrooms. unfurnished
'vITERAS. WIFE 4 Child desire ! or .
esoR. Co aps ese Ms GAY
children are directly in need OF unfurn
s,.s hSgs. or ePt; .sys sSs bedrooms District or
CIVILIANS. residing on Army post being
house: permanent adult residents; bank
ana personal rel ch' "'""' after b em %
VET AND WIFE need . rooms, kitchen and
pets; have most of furniture. Call FIR
piscnAReEp NAVAL OFFICER, recently
SStiia hhaa' IN HAL tf0q q, q: :.e 10 At
snfs s.e.ss.1y sna,n co CO sSsR q house will
UNFUkNJsHED-one or two room apart
ment; prefer apartment house; no children
sr sf.r pets lease If required Box sla:E'
FUKN. s-RM. APT, kitchen. bath; EN-
ployed couple CAN DOMAILE At OR
$500 ext. 2441. between = and 4. 10'
FURNISHED BEDROOM. bath and kiteh-
enette for two weeks beginning Sept I6
or for same period later. Write MEADE
100 ". Franklin St. Apt. 4o7. Richmond
ALEXANDRIA Fl. sELyoIR vicinity-
Army ofhcer ana wife desire / or bed
room apt, no children. permanent. ALex.
S32Q To-
Ex-NAvy Lr.. Govt empty left wife. q
GapEhtess IN Boston. consider furn,, un-
furn. apt. paradise. Oh. o043 after g.
4 sERIoUs-MrNpED VETERANS wish to
lease turntshed apartment, Georsetovn or
: HoNThS afeSSnT feSn rs R ADvANc93u.nt mt
sMalI apt, fur or. unfurnished refned
Adultl ne. preferred. Cali DE. s4bf. %
Evening star., 1946-09-09
IL The EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
SEPTEMBER -
APrS. FURNIsHFp (cert.


koR MAR1IKD coUlII ONLY-1 bedrm
tween Ihomas and Scott Circles. on n
Ct; sl20, utilities included. Box 271 E
GENTLEMAN desires to shar. a-rm. apt
apt. bldg. Phone DE, 400, Ext 439
Iu.Ssasy W.S4yn or Box e4o.p. star 3
S :RothiS To- siE a. :, .sssiss Sit $ss 81
Z sIUkNisHED rms: and bath; bu, at door
11eendrinkers and nonsmokers. Avail. Sept
,a,4 q ISoLR 81; asus;. SwT.o ,.Dtt ss:
pDiTSroNTr CIRCLE AsEA-Ls., beautiful H
studio front rm; hreplsce. kitchenette
ssmlpVs bath; 500 per mo. Apply Box
vEhY BE- Be LUKE APT, ? b.drm.., iiv. Nig rn,.,
din rnn. and kitchen: $500 mo. on annual
bass Apply mansEer, FAIRFAX HOTEL.
eos ssh ST. NE" Apt: I.Bsaroom. din
ladies to share 4-rm apt. with on. other
s.fos SEPT 0f 5 sss N1 mo POSSESSION .ssS rH
avanasir AVA ALL ABonr R% OCT. r-a .pts. 4 or
kitchen; ss5 and $40 a month each per- per-
son; on 14th st. csrline. Box 22e-E Star.
s;BEDRM. EUKN. APT, near eeorse
IL ssoS q EItf sos BATH s1sr apt
brick home; $40 mo, plus hrs. sh,x
Gill sHL rS Ul s&Akf 2aia a-D.droom apt with 3
s Sse asoE aaSo .,tss sslRoHs sS St NV Apt 4la'
ast sa t, .p 'sSs sd. .ns
men only: $40 ca. Box 38-D, Star
Evening star., 1946-09-09
aAovslse, PACKING ssI STORAGE,

7 AAoNihse. PACKING ssA STORAGE
s ssa a,y er .ysninee nl r.ssonabi. rstss; iiph'
zcME zHeSMiEs smoSMG sRssialsy sfoRaSs 81 1sei co1oe.
ana long distance No Job too large sne
none too small; II 100.
sn AZ FG2 RF9T HSgES sS L, se: Rrgas = gss
sosiDs-dsy % nSi proSi.ns; @ p.efinr IRA tr.nsperss - ss
ton and storsse; many years Of expsrl
your household effects. Come In and let u
talk L over. Phone II. 1884 er Ii $3.50
fo1E fs Eeslss sss1 'ys yso2fSs9Nz TSsT 1ls seArr
NC. storase facilities for household good
and effects; new vans, trained crews
81, .157; evenings, EN-. 1858, g.
MOvERs-veteran owned and operated
All white veteran help. SILVER FLEET
E1.Gf-Hsnlins. sf Hsn Ga NOV movins. stor.se vii!
move your trunk or your home special
rates to veterans. JOHN GLOVER. Glebe
VETERAN MovERs-An new equipment
al white veteran help. CHI. 1901; ewes.
ST YoTR sEkvICE-psrcel delivery, fur
deIivsries' @ RA. ss85. VETERANS. III
FOR HIkE-Mack and semitrailer. heavy
hauling local End lons distance. JACK
SAsHIEIL TRANSFER, moving and gen
eral hauling; cargo insurance prompt
service Cali DE 9s51 day OF night and
EDELMAN's MOVING d STORAGE CO.
ReaI. rates; will accept your surplus fur
hiture as part payment on your mo movins
'a vTkss Hs long fot R0ERkk Te 2Sa
and hauling Of all kinds, by hour or load
Hobart 200. 10
Evening star., 1946-09-09
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

seom garden apt, modern DEVELOPMENT.
II &c for S aoas.
HAsHlSsToS II sssfeSsn ros Or new sfs1 {SHkas rms
and d,.ett, soT neH apt house $50; fs!
sitehen and bath. in exch2nse for small
ssSasb. s9uss or son smilsT SAP star
chillum Tor Or bed bedroom ON u uniurn, NJ apt. IT,
or houss; sentiles only. Phone IA. 1913.
NAVE BEAUTIFUL 2,beerm. apt. in very
dssir.bls @ 4, nv w, seq ; which VII less. to
brick hom. in conv NV sec. or close in
MssHINsfSS Ms hsk 1872 rSs S5sr. cH,c.co-wi ..-
s'sS ns:T sar sGsSs from
or houss @ OF % small iHf farm n' in Or eroHf within o
miles Of Washinston. ERSK1NE, NO.
suburbs Us. Of Bendix. $50 -per mo,
s s6s5 'rd aosdsy c or
saIciaMoNp q FOR WASHINGTON En-
DIV II; Patent Once, Richmond, va. 10.
mL k ssts c.y:snd ttrs Park as Section
nv; for smaller apt suitable for one. EN-
ALEXANDRIA, VA, for New York-2-bed-
rm. apt, for equal or house in suburban
New York or New Jersey. TIE. 3736.. 10
EXCHANGE 5-room nat in Richmond, Va,
for nat or apartment, Washington or
NEW YORK FOR wASHINGTON-Moder
s-rm. apt. elevator bldg. near Riverside
DR.. for same IN NV; veteran only. IA
RICHMOND FOR wAsHNGToN-4 rms
and bath, West End for or rm. apt
or house in Arlington or vicinity of Wash
inEton. furnished or unfurnished. AID
1904 or l347 Euclid st. NV. TO-
EXCHANGE modern l-bedrm, tile bath
apt, sc, for same or smaller in NV. or
Arlington, Va. MISS BUCK, Monday. NE.
a44l; e am. TO Pm 10.
6-roon unfurn. apartment for Wash, vi
cinity, or 3 bedrm. unfurn. house or
apartment. Box 353-E, Star. IL
Evening star., 1946-09-09
HOUSES FURNISHED

DETACHED HOME, furnished, 8 rms, bath.
oil burner, screened side porch; 5000 per
blvd. 5400 block: sentile home. Box 32-D.
Star. %
ATTRACTIVE CENTER HALL brick, liv,
rm, den, lavatory din. rm., kit. 3 bedrms
2 baths: maids rm. and bath, recreation
rm.. built-fn garage; automatic heat; rent
from Oct. l TO Feb. !. S?"5 per mo. Box
Evening star., 1946-09-09
APIS. EURh. AND UkFURk.

X YOU WILL SELL me your house you
car have my apartment. OF 18th st. NV.
Will deal with owners directly. BOX 3S0E
sStar los
Evening star., 1946-09-09
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

I. LIsEMBY, REAL ESTATE, 300 block 3rd
91,-4.unit apt, three with separate bath
and kitchen, one unit without bath and
kitchen, same unit now vacant and partly
furnished. $1,000 cash desired. Price.
81 mn NO r343 13s
Evening star., 1946-09-09
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL, LARGE, eisht-ro room apart
rent. attracttvely furnished; Hotel Roose-
welt area, shown by appointment. Box
S1S-E Star l0s
Evening star., 1946-09-09

sulateo For sppt. N. c. HINES SON
sklGHTWooD.Thi. horn. will nay for
itself; semidet: 2-story brick duplex, con
tshnash hs s6n sess to faS y SIN
$50; low monshly s1So payments. N c. HrSEs
ToSRxIG + S3Ni GI, ,yfEIIII4GE-s.m,det EII4 brick a
quiet neighborhood; clos. to transports-
tion SsasontSly HIN grisssso sos easy terms For
calILGN CPL u HsfGafs&srm % 2 sn, G Brick S som. IN
IDEAL Iecation: conv: to shopping . and bus. ,n
ssa !s:%.,!sS hSnsa iai iaisfs sSs u5se. ST. s!SS %
S1f@ Drieed rsht For in.pesslon @ I'M N HINES
SrSssosnt I vii I'll iTHs sIs-s.rm brick CAP. Cod
se Sn lss asn 'gnlsG Pn flt. ssarm. M % s.ts: s
sIS; ;fsS;s'srso = sSse to ,.:a3;a ,.;ssS'
soxiss. Act quickly. This desiras home
Is spM D5lsed d1 ios s76o immed' SALE NJ c. HaEs
sIiSEk SHh s sfRisG1s-,tory fe1 brick and shins.
5-rm., home. o.a.-c. heat. full basemt.: 3
Eiars Efal sas ses ssr! o. :? s7sc sssc.r''hin' N C.
eye. ay. sed ]. n:s ssissf as sY % 1856 1906 slSs lis,
your property with US for complete. cour-
teous and efacient service. -
6-rm.,. 2-story brick; liv. rm, wInreplace.
3 bedrms, ,o;a;-e. heat, recreation rm,,
landscaped. N. C. HINES a. SON. OIL.
ross. WITHIN 4s hrs. after sisninE con,
tract-6-rm. brick tile, painted white, lust
of Macarthur blvd, IN lovely wooded sec
HINES si1s f0s Son tuS5hsr oh a76o 6ot0rma'ion n C.
NEAR BOILING FIELD-semidet brick .
stories. rms. FURNISHED basement apt,
furniture included, renting for S50); steel
const.. psrauet floors copper piping, cedar
closets, screened porches, awning. gas
heat. metal fence. paved alley near bus
stores, theater BY appointment SO, ,o09
cash. MeCUNR. exeiu. agent, AT. 7leo
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Det corner, near
l4th and Allison SITS nv rms
tapestry brick; southern exposure Act
today. Attention. brokers RE. S2l6. -
tcontinusd "a Nexs PsgsS
Evening star., 1946-09-09

IENMANENT kESIDENT, his VIE, daugl
ter, j 1, need 2 or 3 bedroom apartment ,
mouse furnished or unfurnished. NV. Sc
lion, up to $3.50; must vacate Oct LIST aft,
years, due to owners return WnSOl
q. Bill. EAt. sos, or EN- 1881 %
IHkEE ADULTS, permanent Wash fan
ished house, NV. preferred. Taylor d 70