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Evening star., 1946-10-19
Shop EarIy-haiI Early
Drive Plans Completed

Postal officials and local retailers
have completed plans for the an
nual Shop Early-Mail Early CAM
paign, Edward D. Shaw, secretary
of the Merchants and Manufactur-
ers' Association, has announced,
Representatives of the Post Once
Department said at a planning
meeting the drive had shown graft
flying results In recent years, Mr..
Shaw reported. He said co-opera-
ton in this years effort had been
pledged by stores, newspapers, radio
stations, motion picture theaters.
the Capital Transit Co. and the
Railway Express Agency.
The committee in charge OF the
campaign here consists OF Miss Ger
trude Prisley, Edward Leib, James
Rotto, B. M. Bulkley, o. F. Ballou,
Henry VoSs, Mrs. Persis Green. John
Rohrscheib, James Hardy, Gordon
Bell, w. o. r. Hannah, Dewey Zir-
kin, Harry Darhanson, Joseph r.
Harris and Arthur j. Sundlun.
Evening star., 1946-10-19

Chinese restaurants in Bangkok,
Siam, are serving their famous
bird's-nest soup after rest during
the war,
Evening star., 1946-10-19

Dawson as the speaker. Dr.. Dawson
| is executive secretary Of the Public
Relations Committees Of the South
ern, Northern and National Baptist
Conventions.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
1000 Will Attend
Civil Service Farley

Possible creation of an interna-
tioaal civil service and discussion
of personnel problems in interna-
tional organizations Will be among
topics discussed by Government and
personal of1icials from this area at
the annual three-day meeting OF
the Civil Service Assembly of the
United States and Canada which
opens Monday in New York.
The largest attendance in the or
ganization's history is assured by
advance registration Of nearly 1000
delegates, officials said. These will
INCLUDE civil service and personnel
administration experts from national
State, provincial and municipal gov
ernments in this country and Can
ada, as well as representatives, for
the first time, from the United
Nations, UNRRA and the Food and
Agricultural Organization.
Speakers will include Francis Rus
sell, acting director Of the once OF
Public Affairs of the State Depart
r1ent; Lawson Meyer, executive di-
rector OF the United States Civil
Service Commission; James Webb,
director of the Bureau of the Budget,
and r. r. Zimmerman, administra-
tive assistant to the President in
charge of personnel.
Also speaking will be Mayor
O'Dwyer of New York, Mayor jeff
ries of Detroit and heads of other
municipalities.
Among those attending will be
United States Civil Service Com
missioner Arthur S. Flemming, Cliff
ton Mack, director of procurement
for the United States; Charles
Bland, president of the Civil Service
Commission of Canada; Miss Mary
Smieton, personnel director for the
United Nations; Harry Marsh, per-
sonnel director of UNRRA; Harold
Boss, personnel director for the Ter
ritory of Hawaii, and Robert L.
johnson, president of Temple Uni
versity.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Qniteo Baptist
1915 N. Quincy St.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Elmer Lueas, Minister

7:3O p.m.-Dr. Vice. Mr.. J,
H. Ingram will lead the
singing.
e::45 o.m.-Bible Soho ool
Glasses for oil.
$50 p.m-Boptist Training
Fellowship.
Evening star., 1946-10-19

way Of getting back ut the Johnston
ofdce for removing It's seal from his
picture, 1.-THE Outlaw"
Robert Mitchum can't make up
his mind whether he has bron-
chitis or Is allergic to the current
script of Build My Gallows High.
Bob really is very tired and his
doctor wants him to rest for three
months. RKO wants him to start
Build My Gallows High" right
away, but Bob is listening to his
doctor-unless the script is rewrit-
ten.
Margaret O'Brien had to cry in
Unfinished Dance" But the tears
Just wouldn't come-until she was
told that her pet puppy had been
injured. Then the tears came non
stop. However, I think, that's a
harsh way of getting a child to cry.
Joan Crawford Is brokenheart-
ed because her dachshund PUP
schen," her constant companion for
the past IA years, had to be put
away. He was buried on Sunday in
her back garden. Joan leaves for
New York with her children in three
weeks.
Evening star., 1946-10-19

Melvyn Douglas gets his inde-
pendent company under way just
as soon as he winds up "Tne Guilt
Of Janet Ames" at Columbia.
Ingrid Bergman is lucky for her
directors. The three top directors in
the recent poll were chosen because
of their pictures starring Ingrid--
Hitchcock did Notorious" Leo Nc
Carey megaphoned "The Bells of
st. Mary's," and Sam Wood directed
Saratoga Trunk" So, boys. If you
want to be considered a good di-
rector. get Ingrid Bergman for your
picture. And that's easy-if you are
q good director and a magician!
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1946-10-19
c. u. Alumni to Elect

New officers will be elected at a
special meeting of the Washington
Chapter of the Alumni Association
Of Catholic University at 8 pm. next
Saturday in the Sapphire Room Of
the Mayfiower Hotel.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Calvary Methodist

'sThe Quality Of Honesty" Will be
the topic tomorrow morning at
Calvary Methodist Church Of Dr..
Orris Gravenor Robinson, continu-
ing his series of sermons on "The
Qualities Essential for Existence.
Albert Hamilton, director of or
ganization, Group Health Associa-
ton Of D. c.. will speak at 8 pm.
on Washington, . Health Prob
lem"
On Monday at pm. an informal
reception will be given in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Potter, who
terminated on September Is years
OF service in the musical ministry
Friends and members of the con-
gregation are invited.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Plan Revival Meetings
At Second Baptist

Revival services will be held In
Second Baptist Church october 90
~. Sunday service will be at II am
and 8 pm. Weeknight services will
begin at 7:45 am.
DR.. j. M. Dawson will be the
speaker for all services except Fri
day evening. A youth rally is plan
ned Friday evening with Mrs. j. NJ
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Strategic Air Command
Occupies 'Buby Pentugon

The Strategic Air Command Is
moving Its headquarters from Boil
Ing Field to Andrews Field, Camp
Springs, Md.
Gen. George C. Kenney, COM
manding general, announced that
the 705 military and 275 civilian per.
sonnel would occupy a new admin
istration building known as the
Baby Pentagon.' The building Of
three floors and 10000 square fee,
has five wings and a rotunda.
Evening star., 1946-10-19
Graham
Continued From Page A-8.)

new distributing organization for his
future pictures. This is Howard's S
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-26
HOURLY EARNINGS
AT ALL-TIME HIGH

New York. - Hourly Corning,
reached nc" peak levels go! ~" sixth
consecutive month. while real week
ly earnings (thc value i'll goods ana
services of the weekly dollar earn
ngS) showed a sharp drop in the
% manufactW Industries Surycr-
ed monthly by the National Indus
trial Conference Board.
The July average of Sl.lg3 for
hourly earnings OF production AND
'elated workers was 0.S per cent
over June. bringing the July figure
to the highest point ever reached il
the series. This represents the ninth
successive month III which hourly
earnings rose above the previous
months level.
All pay roll statistics ,vXcvpt real
weekly earnings rose from June So
July. Wage rate Increases reported To-
the Conference Board amounted To-
only % per cent
Since October. 1915. the percent
age OF women workers II manutac-
turing dropped from 22S per cen,
to 1879 per cent
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-26
u. S. Plan To Lower Tariff
Curbed By Foreign Policies

WaShinStOn.-(PI - High tariff
policies advocated III Il number of
foreign countries are complicatins
/ United States plans 10 lower prcwac
trade barriers. Government officials
say.
I Several nations seeking TO indus
/ trial!Zc have made IL plain that.
while favuring the United States APP
pro"Ch 10 the problem. they feel 4
need for high tariffs 10 protect their
new industries.
Since American trade proposals
center around the simultaneous cut
ting of tariffs by all countries. Am
crican government trade experts ac-
knowledge their task appears more
difficult than first contemplated.
The United States has learned of
tire hIgh-larIff attitude of various
countries through recent conferences
held by State Department CONNER
C!Hl experts with trade representa-
tivCS OF other governments.
Although officials decline To idcn-
tity the nations that expressed such
sentiments. II Is known that Cuun-
tries like Brazil. Mexico. Chile. In
Ola. and Australia have industrial
Lation programs under way or blue
printed.
These authorities say that some
foreign countries point To the record
OF the American government as 4
nigh tariff nation and tell American
officials. III effect. that the United
STATES Is seeking IL keep them from
providing the same governmental
aid
The United States has denied any
such motive and has pointed 10 lis
more recent record il. providing f.
n&ncial and technical assistance
abroad
The american Government also
mas on ihaSizcd - these countries.
officials say. tina; il realizes thci:
ncw industries will need economic
protection but asks that they con
slider the possibility of substituting
them temporarily.
These officials say the United
States may br willing To help Door
= nations with loans from the Ex-
nurt-lmp0rt Banks or by backirr
their application before the inter
national bank for reconstruction
and development.
by following such u course. these
officials believe the countries could
afford needed protection To now in
uuStrlcS while joining other nations
III lowering tariffs and taking uthc:'
measures :" Increase trade.
These trade authorities cXprcss
me oriIri That some sort of intcrnd-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-26
New Postage Rate Expected
To Boost Airmail Business

Washington,-The air mail pos
tage rate will be just Two cents an
ounce more than the ordinary let
tcr rate. beginning Oct. |.
For five cents an ounce you can
air mail letter IL any point III the
United States. to any United States
territory and 10 !mcmhcrS q! the arm
cd forces, regardless OF where they
are stationed.
The present domestic rate is eight
cents an ounce: the rate 10 and iron,
members OF the armed forces sin
cents Il ha!t-ouncc.
The new !iVr-Ccnt rate also will
Apply 10 letters mailed III the United
States or amy q! the possessions to
Canada. Under u reciprocal agree
H"nt this country ana Canada give
one another the benefit OF their do
H.CSt!c air mail rates.
Uniform Rate.
For the first trrc in history. saws
Tn" Post Office Department. q uni
iu!M rate Will apply 10 all air mail
loving between United States terri
tory. That Is because the law re-
aucing the rate specifies that all
H!r mail destined will bc treated as
domestic mail
This vii! involve reductions from
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-26
Chicken Prices
Continue Climb
In North State

Raleigh. Sept. 26-Livc poultry
mas winged its way 10 Il tcn-cpnt per
pound advance since the first of
September and bids fair tn fly COM
plctrly cut of the average house
, wi!cS reach IL price advances con-
llnuc 10 be registered AT the same
pace. il is reported by John y. Win
field. market ncwSman G. the N. G.
Department Of Agriculture. referring
10 the flight of from 81 cents per
pound To producers September | to
~ cents II the present time.
This is accounted for III the main
by the scarcity ri red meat in butch
cr'S cases leaving poultry meat pvac-
iIcally the sole hope ut = normal
protein diC;. Winfield stated. and
from every indication this cCndi-
ton will continue "a cXiS: until the
normal fall hog slaughter period ar
riVcS and mayUc even after that
Prices il the Eastern Virginia. Mary
land and Delaware broiler areas are
even StroiIgc" than in North CARO-
Ina. II WAS reported. with prices
quoted NJ about - cents FER pound.
North Carolina hHtChcrios. after a
summer period OF inaCtiCn Guc to
the real presence q: feed shortages.
are now being swamped with baby
chick orders. the report comes from
the Bureau of Agricultural Eco
Monies. and is rapidly rising from
" low III August q! out 732 900
chicks Matched as compared to l.
81 1000 chicks hatchCd during the
same month i'll 1913.
With bumper crops &c nearly all
grains in the offing. said Winfield,
hatchcricS will again be 80 DAYS
behind an untitled order backlog.
out the shopper for poultry meat
Will rot receive any benefits from
this angle or relief from continued
nigh poultry meat prices and red
meat ScarciticS Tor some months.
y new plastic fly Swattcr perfumes
the air at il kills flies. Small vents
at the top of the handle emit per-
Tune as the Swa,tcr is welded.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-26

20 handle air mall the ss@:e way
regular mail is treated EoW-.aa,
IS - sI:t i Ell route.
licrce, the Eos; Office DEPART
meHt will .!y is first mail car
Il en- here 10 Chicago by way OF
Dayton. Ohio. ON Sept. %. The
idea is 10 see nov practicable l.
is 10 have mail clerks take To the
airwayS just as they have to the
railroad.
Sept. 25 also is the day the new
nickel air mail stanD and stamped
cnveiope w:!l 60 on exclusive first
day sale IN Washington. They will
be available fer sale al other POS,
Offices beginning Sept. &c.
The stamp will 5E OF special de-
livery size. printed IN rcd with a
four-ensinrd transport rlanc as the
central design
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-26
DIAMOND N DOGS PAW
SOLVES FAMILY DiIENIM \

Hollywood. Calf lI'r - Mrs.
Doris iobS"n,s dog Duffy rates an
extra ration of hard-tu-Gct ham
burger.
Mis-. liubSon discovered the dia-
mond IN her engagement ring WIS
missing after a shopping trip. Her
husband ana three sisters accom-
panied her on Il futile search and
returned home gloomily.
Duffy was there to greet them.
but he had something wrong with
one foot. WedGcd III the paw was
the missing diamond.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-26

tional arrangement permitting the
use of Government subsidies under
such circumstances can be worked
out when the subsidy question is eN-
ainincd AT the Amcrican-SponSo: ed
trade conference in lgi7.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-09-26

y new plastic fly swa,tcr perfumes
the air At il kills flies. Small vents
at the top of the handle emit per-
iumc as the Swattcr is welded
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03

Saturdays Answer
50 Metallic rOcka
40 Concludes
AZ Soak fan
ii Masculine
prOnOun
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03
Concern About Mea5

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-06-03
A Lift For Today

How is it, replied the woman, that
Jew like you ask me, who am d
woman and a Samaritan for water
John 40.
TO WHOM MUCH is forgiven. in
that one much gratitude is found.
Gratitude energies the emotions and
the emotions are feed line of power.
o Master, cleanse our hearts nf AL
self hte eousnees
Evening star., 1946-04-06
HOUSES WANTED TO suY,

CASH BUYERS for D. c. ana Nd property.
y S ssss's sssi IP' sssd. 81
VIZ CAN SELL YouR House at its full
ysps ysten bon. oHr r entails al b o
INC Realtors Established 1857. 1915
4 II = sifRaoMrr ATTENTION to the sale OF
your home. business or Investment prop
tyI sIty is what you dssires sGi cal 2: A HUN.
s7so Result. i.0. sinee seS 1875 s1s'n Capitol Ma
90 Z 10Y He1 HAvE home in Wosdds
8 Iss si1' ,s 'sR Ss,sf: ss:: 81
IS You Want ssHhSs' sFE9px Across Lis.
eo c HnE t s0R Rys erss ss nE lR yao5
your house IN B. c. F! Or Va Also Also have ave CASH .I
S9;ass 1'i hfr saE sE'' CO.. s. 'ia a. ''ssss ss e.
m fMM1DIa!h 81 + Ac!.osmws vii, buy sseur
il 9SoSsg' ri! sssi,S.i g. e
broker. u % 4. eARvEY, vfa'n D1 45os. 5 ne Eve.
and Sun; GE: $500, i Thomas Circle.
q PH.1 JESSE 5SE E6Hs sss: Ne
w.. %G dss ~ ylsI aSfzp1.E the sal. ., Js 7sg.
asts @saTtsass; tiSls sssrshinf; ETC. ,eyS service
SS!kEEakl ~ W. SSS s13$n ~ AZ S!Esa 51ss st.
and sotbssEt for
Maryland. For courtesy. service and quick
Ill Hissaasr saa Al, Tx,LsIz7SasH szeS$a PRICES pAm for
ne, Sc. and Maryland property. quick
S6S =.
ea a t9r free as and Essna hensss
appraisal; a| with no obligation: We have
is with cash 1tp 91 Will buy outright yo1
s.rves % s9Rd2ss BUR Se FUSE sssa ehs Penn smessa. sae
prices paid, condition Notwithstanding any
section any type, large Or small. white OF
you proof ot the he pudding Sddin is Sna'iss IN the
Ha msasf sEGASs HS D'ay a. H5f 1871 S.t
Z a fnS SScR, { R:n Ar ONCE. At ONCE, 3 or 4
Clients fsts With cash can &c. you sog prices
PASTOR. Iise We Vermont. non "1Ss Real Estate and d
PSifkSaee1s PSikSaEeee1Ts EKSM' FROM ewNEa-pes,raele home
BAY e And assa aS fsSf Der ssG
al cash, ROGER MOSS. Realtor, 2i25
Boss oN 1sspa aSf s ds h9 IS sose fo SCI.
house. We give prompt, courteous service
Free appraisals:. VIM; g. LIBBY CO., zoe
CASH BuYERs r "A AvHIABEE HEef fcr To homes s0R r
Petworth and Brightwood areas Call us
for . free appraisal. Prompt and eficieni
service. KAY REALTY CO., RA. 1900
5505 Georgia ave. NV
WE ARE PATIENTLY searching for mod.
ern or fairly modern home, Va, or D. C.
| have all cash; no agents. Box 400-X. Star
Evening star., 1946-04-06
SUBURBAN sALE-vlReIhIA.

FALLS .CHURCH--Immediate occupancy,
solid brick bungalow, 5 rooms. fireplace,
corner lot. oil -air-conditioned
Moreland rd., Falls Church 2s03 after
ARLINGTON. VA, $4,000 charminr
Cape Cod; situated on large corner lot at
room with fireplace. spacious dining room.
breakfast room. fully, equipped Kitchen,
End floor has 3. large bedrooms and bath,
plenty Of closet space. Smart recreation
room with fireplace, built-in garage, oil
heat and many other good features. This
house is completely furnished from top to
ss,n., sottom furniture included in sale price
With settlement. JUDsoN REAMY. 1921
No irving st., Arlington, Va, CH. OsO0.
At ,cHEsTERBkooK. VA.-Hish xroSnd
overlooking Potomac River 90 homes TO
be constructed for veterans and service
men: . rms, a.-c. oil heat, range auto
matte hot water, elec. refrigerator. $500.
School and Transportation ayaiIable. First
select @ =. your lot now, at once of c. R.
k4ARLSTROMER, 4411 Lee hwy Arl., Va.
SH: 4114. Open weekdays and Sun, Q to
Evening star., 1946-04-06
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY fce,, J

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcent.)
WANT 70 BUY direct from owner. house,
SS Or %STs % rooms a. nv Dcatiep q nearby
:a ds.s s5s ren sHes:nss Is P Or Y
issx xsRicAN siat IN GNrvass1rY assa1 PARK
0a s ps5 s..s s:'fssn ss sS1s
NEE NEED a'sfS SEVERAL ERA SMALL HOMES, Within
5 miles Of suitland. ND, Nd; can can pay all
SIX "1oD tso bas Hs'ds nod.4n bsSss row
pay Day ali i cash; possession REQUIRED: no 30
hfn.' rHY ro s1x sseoe ssc cash for
SInsa9s M4s. hs1i MHRE i!Es fGSoS GowT a.
SPHsefs45Etr Sss.s i j = NJ S5ER !,4f or ssaiion
BIC DEMAND sAs for .1, property
MAI. MsAN. II. Il SsasI aa specializing in these Sec
S5 5m s1ss
ase fsn PARF2 SH wishes @ to 'aa narch.se
Spring Or nessssy ssy area. Nd. 'i No Y OrofsTs, s
SEsSGS $oGIp Il iikG fsis e LOCATE In s.{hssa.,
KENSNGTON OWNERS, Silver Spring
couple. will pay $4,000 cash for 3 or 4
MANS REAL ESTATE CO., SH. 1908 -
WANTED TO BUY 3-4 bedrm. hse., mod
ern, for occupancy about August l. Please
| Its11i Viii Pay Pay ALL CASH for house. s or
8 rms, direct from owner. 81. .4166
WANT TO SELL your property for cash?
Quickest results obtainable. JOE CURTO
REALTY, FIR. 1900, 335 H st. ne
NEED detached center-hall brick in vicin-
tty Of National Cathedral with three or
four bedrooms, two or three baths, and
first-hoor powder room. Call Mr.. Nc
Cauley. CH. 3547.-- with SHANNON g.
LUCHS co, 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
terms, special in Brightwoed and Pet
worth. or anywhere in the District and Md.
JOSEPH OFANO, 309 Tivoli Bldg, AID.
OlO9; ewes. Sunday, ia, 4S28. -
SMALL HOUSE WANTED-Will pay cash
z or bedrooms. Call UN. 1852 or GE.
COLORED-GOOD HOME for good people
We get results $4,000 worth of sales in
two weeks, Anxious to get six-room house
for $4,000 cash. or better house, same
down payment List your good homes for
good people with LUCAS, 1905 N st. NV.
CoLoRED PROPERTY wanted now; we
have sold all of our properties that were
listed and we can sell yours in little or
no time. Call the manager Of r. w. HO-
RAD, Broker of Real Estate, MI. 1926.
Hours. to $50. %
Evening star., 1946-04-06
SUBURBAN REhT-MARYLANp.

CHEVERLY, MD.-Large brick home, nice.
iy furnished, arranged for extra couple
4 H. 'sEipENsP1NSNER, Realtor' @ pei eoS7 HS
BALTIC. blvd. Riyerdale, Md. WA 1910. -S
Evening star., 1946-04-06

6 rooms. bath. S1O.750.
6 rooms. 2 baths, S11 $50
6 rooms, 2 baths. NV. Call Mr. Foster,
81. 4ls6. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO,
1924 14th st: NV. DI. 3346
GEORGETOWN--A corner house on N st.,
tion: large and well-proportioned rooms,
AZ AZ modern plumbing, gas heat; possession
A semidetached house on o st., east OF
Wisconsin ave: very charming, with beau
thu south sarden: possession June 18th.
Call Mr.. Gilliat, DE. gro. GILLIAT
q CO, exclusive agent. 1897 Dumbarton
Evening star., 1946-04-06

COLORED-WE HAVE several colored
houses that can be bought for as low as
5000 down, also houses that can be bought
informatien cali or come in and see us
B. ] CRIvELL.A. 3418 14th st. NV. AD.
fRcs osRfR qRs ssao doWneoo S block
9th ST.. s.e-2-story brick, rms. bath:
lot SO 1t. deep. reas. priced, small monthly
payments. Call DI. S725. N. BASIL1Ko
COLORED-COMMERC 291O, 2e1e
and 2e14 Georgia ave. NV. and IA La
Evening star., 1946-04-06

PoLYzoIs OFFERS homes in all sections
before buying. Call Mr.. Wood, AID. I'LL.
sud4 sud sSnS st. INV n.w' at Conn. ave. Evenings
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK. ne near
Apsx 5dd dTheater-5 BEDROOMS and bath: price,
kENNEDY ST. "A. AND pi NEW I1yo HAMPSHIRE
yeM;.Exceptional. location that promotes
sn eess to sEsns0 desseRsa aSPenf bSm
B., G.. az ideal family. home: priced right.
.Tri is5 sRRe!nsneBi RRS BERNsTRiRS Il RiRees
GOi a Complete Real Estate Institution,
TAkokAs s. fARK.A RI NE Isrse S49S home on corner
IN most convenient section; Just a step
from stores and TRANSPORTATION. House
SUITABLE TyaS for large family or for investment
bedroom and bath on 1 st floor; 5 bedrooms
EV9 CT SnS GHAss II beat Early pessession Cali
ave- EN- CsS6 1896 snAI5T antlI p@ Go S40s cGpn'
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6. 400 Belford pl
New Hampshire Knolis@This 5-room I red red
egiek eT bungalow ss,s sets on high level lot
cea sea air wn Nnss D'kst pedreas fsnss
windows; screens, and awnings; / block
there: Out New Hampshire ave- ave" n'S. 70 ess
NIL mile past d D, G line: turn left on Conway
v 4 ss s' q aR5HznHs vA1fE HE
o346. -
OPEN TODAY, IL TO 5. 21os st. NV
Vacant, attractive row brick with II rms,
and baths. Located in desirable down
town section of Washington. A perfect To-
ca ton for organization or doctors. Make
this your first inspection stop today. LEO
NJ. BERNSTEIN g. Co, 1415 K st. NV,
tuition.
IN SAUL'S ADDITION-Detached CENTER
hall plan, corner home. near every con-
venience; rms, bath and extra lavatory
det. garage: fenced rear yard Govt. ON
cial retiring: poss. August l. Price. ST 5.750.
Phone Mr.. Ray, DI. 1872, with SHANNON
Evening star., 1946-04-06

WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS-2sOl Monroe
heat, bath and u: it must be seen to be be
s1,DGs1 sspprGscatsd p5ices to ssll at sisht; Open
North WoodridRe-7 rooms. oak floors
and trim, gas heat. lovely recreation rn. !;
priced at $15.750; our special price for
immediate acceptance is S145OO. Shown
BY appointment only Once open Sunday
l pm. H. G. MAYNOR & CO., 1914 r. L