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Conservative party members il
Albert a IL the former British
prime minister attacked the for
mer American vice president eor
making speeches critical of Presi-
dent Truman's policy while on a
tour of England and Europe.
Il have no patience" he said
with Englishmen who use tn
hospitality of a friendly nation to
decry their own"
81 travel about a certain
amount myself and I am received
with much kindness by all clas-
ses, both in Europe and in Aneri-
ca. But when l am abroad
always make it a rule never to
criticise or to attack the govern
ment of my own country
Declaring so ur policy towards
Russia must be n OF honorable
friendship through strength and
..it must not be cowardly appease-
ment through weakness, Church
ill called for continued close CO.
operation between Britain and the
United States.
ut u be made absolutely
clear We shall allow no wedge TO
be driven between Great Britain
ar the United States" he E.
clared.
He warned against any course
(which would impair the growing
unity in thought, in action, IN
ideals and purpose Of all the Eng
lish speaking nations spread SO
widely about the globe and joined
together by history and by oestl-
ny"
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ROTC
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honor cadet of the company IS
weeks.
Sgt. Floyd Williams and Sgt.
Fred Babson topped the second
and third year cadets of the battal-
ion as they have acquired second
third year distinguished cadet
honor Of the battalion for five
weeks.
Sgt. Williams has won honor
cadet Of his company for Is weeks
and Sgt. Babson has been honor
cadet of his company for II weeks.
Company D of the local unit,
under the command Of Captain
Richard Galphin, is rated as the
best company of the year, thus
far, by virtue of eight streamer
awards.
Miss Flora McIver, sponsor OF
company D, has received the top
honor for company sponsors as
she has worn the fourragere for
eight weeks. The fourragere, a
shoulder cord, is rated as the
highest award received by a cadet
or sponsor in the unit.
Company commanders, sponsors,
and streamers won. throughout the
year are: Company A, Captain
Robert Mckenzie with Miss Patty
|Southerland as sponsor, six stream
ers. Five Of the ribbons were
won for the best company of the
week and n was won for hav-
ing a clean sweep of the two dis
tinguished cadets of the battalion
and also having the honor COM
pany of the week.
Company B, Captain Allen Lee
nier with Miss Mary Ann Jenkins
as sponsor, v streamers. Six
of the ribbons were Won for the
best company of the week and
one was won for championship of
the New Hanover High School
ROTC basketball league.
Company c, Captain Eugene
Ensley with Miss June Andrews
as sponsor, five ribbons. Company
C was awarded one ribbon for the
highest rifle craftsmanship aver
age of the companies and four for
the best company of the week.
Company D, Captain Richard
Galphin with Miss Flora McIver
as sponsor, eight ribbons. CaI-
tain Galphins' company won the
eight streamers for having the
honor company for eight weeks.
Cadets who have won first year
distinguished cadet of the battalion
and the number of times are: Pvts.
Larry Dagenhart, 8: John Hazel
hurst, s; Julian Lanier, 4; jim
my Williamson, 2; Ralph Goodwin,
II; Robert Mintz, 1; Howard Pen
ton, 1; and Jerry Kafolis, 1.
Second and third year cadets
who have won distinguished cadets
of the battalion and the number
of times are: Sgts: Floyd Williams
S; Bradford Virgins, 4; Fred
Babson, 5; Leroy Bradshaw, 8;
Bradford Cantwell, /; Donald Pet
erson, 1; Hugh Evans, 1; Will
liam Crotts, 1; Tommy Hall, 1;
and Ralph Huband, /.
Inspecting officers Of the honor
cadets were 1t. Albert Rhodes and
Captain Robert Mckenzie Of the
first and second-third a cadets
respectively.
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the dispute before President Tru-
man.
At the same time, he threw out
another cautious peace feeler to
the strikebound Bell system com.
panies. He said they could end the
walkout quickly if they would Of
fer some kind of a down pay
ment'' wage increase pending fl
nal settlement on pay and other
strike issues.
Beirne said the decision to deal
the President a hand in the con-
troversy was reached at a 2 IL
hour meeting of h e 49-member
policy committee of the National
Federation of Telephone workers.
He said his 10Y was not in
tended as an appeal to Mr.. Tru-
man, who has maintained
a hands : off attitude since the
strike began April Z, but "a state
ment of the true facts"
To Issue Report
He indicated it would go to the
White House today or early to-
morrow, with copies to all mem
bers Of Congress and Secretary Of
Labor Lewis B. Schwellenbach,
who has been directing the gov
ernment's thus far unsuccessful
Cancellation campaign. NFTW
spokesmen promised to make the
statement public at 8 a. m. EST
tomorrow.
Both the company and the
NFTW have rejected an arbi-
tration formula proposed by Sch
Wellenbach.
Beirne met late today with Fed
eral Conciliator Edgar L. Warren
and discussed reports received
from conciliators working on local
issues throughout the nation. He
said he found nothing encourag-
ing" in the reports.
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MAN BEING HELD
ON ASSAULT ON
FEMALE CHARGE
BY Alley

Carl E. Joyner, local man, is
being held in the New Hanover
county jail under $500 bond follow
ing his arrest late Friday night
on a charge Of assault on a fe-
male.
According to police reports, JOY
ner vas taken into custody at
Front and Dock streets shortly
after a woman resident at COL
Wrigntsville avenue called police
headquarters that she had dis
covered a man in her home and
he had acted in a disorderly man
ner.
In two other cases providers
were reported in the city early
yesterday morning but no clues
were found as to the identity of
the persons involved. Residents
at 120 Keaton avenue and 1910
Grace street notified police that
providers were about their houses.
Forest crop rank tenth among
all farm CROPS in farm value.
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Fort Bragg. Davis said he was
checking with the authorities at
Fort Bragg to determine
Kamalu is an army deserter.
The Chinese-Hiwaiian, who said
he was born in Hilo, Hawaii ad-
mitted entering the home of the
young white woman and pushing
her across the bed. He denied
that he had assaulted the woman,
however, Sheriff Davis said the
woman said she had not been as
saulted.
The Sheriff is also holding Les
ter Graham Indian. with whom
Kamalu was working and making
his home. Davis said that when
he arrived at the home of Ora
ham, the Indian refused to let him
in and repeatedly cursed the Off
Ger. He is being held for obstruct-
ing an officer.
Kamalu said he was drafted in
to the army in June 1945 and sent
TO Schoffield barracks a n d later
transferred to Fort Bragg. He told
the sheriff that he was discharged
from the service in May 1915.
He explained that the Army had
arranged transportation for him to
his native land, but he left the
army post and has been making
his home at Pembroke until Tues
day of this week when he came
to work for Lester Graham.
Sheriff Davis said the incident
occurred about noon yesterday and
the young woman did not tell any
one OF the attempted assault until
about six o'clock last night when
she informed her father of what
occurred. Her father Immediately
called the sheriff.
Sheriff Davis accompanied by
Deputy S. v. Sneeden and State
Highway Patrolman R. c. Duncan
investigated the attempted as.
sault.
Kamalu said he wanted ITO gel
this over with and 60 back to my
home. 1 want to see them Hula
girls again."
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MRS. EDITH MERCER MORGAN

MRS. EDITH MEhCEn MONO1AA>
Funeral services for Mrs. Edith
Mercer Morgan, rs, who died at
her horne in Pine Top yesterday
at 2:45 a. m. after a short illness
will be held Saturday at 3 p. m.
at 7O5 South Sixth street. Rev.
R. H. McCarn and Rev. T. j.
Jenkins pastor of the Church OF
God and Seventh Day Advent
church respectively, will officiate.
Interment will follow in Reynolds
cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, j. E.
Morgan of Pine Top; Son: Virgil
Brothers.; daughter; Mary Lou
Morgan; parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. v. Mercer; two sisters: Miss
Pearl Mercer and Mrs. B. E. NAL
pass; three brothers; R. L.. and L.
E. Mercer of this city and T. E.
Mercer of Carolina Beach.
Active pallbearers are Berkley
Mercer, Carnish Mercer, Bob
Mercer, Raymond Mercer, Ray
ford Harper, Hoyle Sellers and
| Maurice Sellers.
Honorary pallbearers are Melza
johnson, Charlie Harper, Peter
Cox. Black1nan Sellers, Griffin
Sellers, Nash Sellers, Alvin Mer-
Ger and Ed Mercer.
MRS. w. E. NELSON
Mrs. w. E. Nelson of Route 2
Leland, died at her home last night
at seven o'clock.
Funeral arrangements will be an.
nounced later by Harrell-C oble
funeral home.
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II YEAR OLD CERRO
GORDO BOY REPORTED
MISSING BY FATHER

Willie Mack HARRISON, 17-year-
old youth of Cerro Gordo, was re-
ported to be missing yesterday by
his father after the boy failed to
return from school.
According to police reports, the
youth was described by his faith
er as weighing about 40 pounds,
five feet 10 inches tall and wearing
a light sports coat and brown
trousers. He was reported to have
been wearing glasses at the time
of his disappearance.
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Loundsbury and -0r. H. M. Pick
ard.
Finance: DR.. S. E. Warshauer,
chairman; DR.. r. T. Sinclair and
DR., G.. r. C. Thompson.
Housing: DR.. Charles Graham,
chairman; DR.. c. E. Anderson,
and DR.. Robert Pigford.
The officers of the New Hanover
Medical Society are president, DR..
Robert M. Fales; vice president,
DR.. ]. Watts Farthing and DR.. 5.
e. Warshauer, secretary.
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The Weather

Weather bureau report Of temperature
and rainfall for the 24-hours ending 8
p. m. in the principal cotton growing
areas and elsewhere:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Queen Elizabeth is said to have
h a d a handkerchief of Venetian
silk deliberately trimmed with
gold and silver fringe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

Aristotle was called "the Peri
patetic Philosopher because OF
his habit of walking about while
i%nstructing his students.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-19

China's first railroad was built
n 1876, connecting Woosun2 with
Shanghai. u miles awa1.
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Moore, R. M. Brinn, Jack Kilpat-
rick, Jack Bowers, Jesse Hayes.
James Craft.
Honorary bearers will be Jack
Lanford, and Jake Harriss.
E. PAYSON WILLARD, SIR.
Funeral services for E. Payson
Willard. ST., "a, who died Wednes-
day morning, were held from
the late residence, Is South Fourth
street Friday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock. The Rev. Mortimer Clio
yer and Bishop Thomas c. Darst
officiated.
Interment followed in Oak
dale cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Mar
tin and Emerson Willard, Dan
Penton, Jimmy Nets, Stone Pull
liam, and Mike Brown.
Honorary pallbearers were
j John Hardin, Warren S. johnson,
George S. Boylan, Robert G. Ran
kin, william B. Thorpe, Doctors
David R. Murchison, j.. D. Free
man and Donald B. Koonce,
George Peschau, Lindsay Russell
and Frank L. Higgins.
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Forest crop rank tenth among
all farm crops in farm value.
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Evening star., 1947-09-01
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

COUNTRY HOME. nearing sompletion,, on
sites in MONTGOMERY County, overlooking
Of the proposed Northwest Branch park
roundinss. 30-foot living room with at
fghstvs a and epsss ans saupp.d ans
kitchen, including Bendix machine; first
noor powder room. and extra large porch
with sun deck above; bedrooms. 3k
Toulouse with cold storage basement; 2
SIDES Available il desired. Situated in in
monte colesvilie road. win be open Tor
public inspection next week end, but may
e b seen By apDointmsnt i1 ,soo IN meantime
bsdrn sY 9wshs sIs slysI sse cash. sm
sumo 1900. CT 1st trust. Immediate
e"ssspspancy. "spp , Phone sa; .S57. .ooo. , m5
D. C. line: 5-rm. BUNGALOW. like new,
a.-c. o. heat large attic. Capital Transit
Sa essy s'p NoRTh SrE * 9qa acT9
vETERANs. VII ise ATTENTION Bungalow in
Eat PINES Is bath bath y and
stairs eqDse sas neat I fully s insaatsd @ se iot
at veterans' Administrstion appraisal
ss sPsRi %k tsss & p5se sssH; ssfs sc EsE ST sRR
ewes. and sun, EN-; 1854. Il
snssnaM with sn located ss a Sss
Fairland end Burtonsville.. about 41a miles
above Naval Ordnance Laboratory; 2 bed
fSP:ssy IS: sssoe osIs sIss oss =; syaiasis eso
KENsING TON -rm: and bath dst. frame
son sus6e for 81 osn ssSo ota
needed Convenient to bus: nice lot. r. H.
BEST; Realtor. WI ae33. "a
COUNTRY HOMES acres, al modern;
rooms, beautiful view. large lawn with
shade, some out brtldings,, more land
available sparkling, cold, well water; near ca.
cal Ashton: Nd. 3s46., ,-3
RoLLINGWoo9LLoyeiy white ts.,i brick, .,, on
able location with immediate possession
is offered to the, discriminating pur-
chaser. Built of the finest prewar ma,
. baths. large living and dining rooms,
nice kitchen and dining alcove, also large.
fine rear screened porch; there Is maid S
with recessed radiators: attractively
eV w e1sss CHASE rEhs RhAtqy TT as!es c 'es 81
isW ass 81. sas Po Bts ts?o ese csnn train store
church, school; vacant; 5-r. and b. bung
CO. en.t; dE lot elas. 1asH17s; s7'660' N E. RYoN
HoMs ToR s:;seo on 1H os acres II -, a,ssosy Ey
on paved road. Just OF coleville pike;
ize this and have a. nice country place;
8, 600 cash needed; r. P ea RIPLEY .
BERWYN AREA-s-bedrm. 2-story home;
market: furn. or unfurn. FRINGE GEORGE
REALTY CO., UN. 1853, WA. 1855. "a
WEST HYATTSVILLE = 2-family house
private entrance to each; list floor, rms.
and bath. 2nd floor. rms. and bath.
h.-wh... oil burner. recreation room, ga
rage, lot 55x150 IT.; $4,000. easy
terms.
bungalow, bath, elec, h,-w.h,. oil burner
seaped possesson a ERWIN sREAITy Co.
Hyattsville O334; ewes, WA. 1881. .
COLORED-FIvE NEW HOMES, u acre OF
ground, close to schools. and buses, miles
to D. c.. price, $3.50. $1,000 cash. $50
per month. W. E. HARDESTY, Marlboro
3366 i
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southsost.

4O43 ELY PL SCI year old and in new
picture window. full recreation room, auto.
Raced FaS deai rish posfss'sn aits oan s0o sso
Ta MF BRos BFs1sn MGR ssF wash Bs
p Pos sSSaY SsAYfoR fSss Rpfsmily g. home tor
apt. furn overlooking .Penna. Ave. Bridge
sHd Sfstt s9YpFse eenv
rooms. sh baths, huge closets, rec
rm sas h:-w:h; $4,000 terms sI,ns ,nad Hill
cARosA eAise W CO, s$a s'fs. "a ave. ave Sc Sc. Il
768 18th ST, s:E.-1mmediate possession;
e'fsn to on pm HARTMAN sTgS oR REALTY INc
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 440o, VI
ANScosTIAs 4 rms a. ssmtdes sRn t. gas sda
saeoRkM. aek sEM1DEr. BRICK, 8 yrs. old, in
furnishings, incl. DeepfTsse5Se 5eo BY, By Mr ap:
gSintmsnt ony Prize RI sGRSd sxeeRdays ca ar
Aescis a1e eoaesn of cheasS SGsk
bTsf center goo hall ddv op.n 1ath 'sem base
" Dp ss7S or fa aARfmAN M El'RRS2 RRE2I fseo fsc
dSNeR2ss tStS a2ss HHRfsa HHHlRfsaEsdTss1osbo; Il semidet
brick. 8 years old, beautifully redecorated
gas heat: a real buy but not CT. SAM
VETERANS, ATTENTION-New detached
brick BUNGALOW, living room with fireplace
dining room. kitchen, 2 bedrooms. tileo
bath with shower. full basement, laundry
trays, gas heat, unfinished attic, screens
and shrubbery. Price, $1,000; down
payment, 81 500; balance. S63 90 per mo
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO., 1211 Pa. ave
sc, FIR. 5000, FIR. 1926. p
HILLCREST-Nice detached brick, bed
rooms, liv. rm. with fireplace din. rm.
kit, chestnut trim; basement, oil h-w.h
gear det. garage; large. shaded lot with
shrubbery. Owner leaving town. SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO., 1211 Pa. ave. s.e. FIR
RANDLE HIGHLANDs-Beautif 6-room
detached bungalow. full basement, h.-w.h,
2-esr dst ssrags' g large lot; priced prizes p to
ave Sc FIR. 5000. FIR. 1925. z
Evening star., 1947-09-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheost.

RESTRICTED NE: LocAIIoN.Attrsc:
brick home only gFs ola ,nesn nes coRa Nth
heat, heat rec. rm.; $40, 500 CO. 1888 or "A.
S5sS' f6eS BRoGk PeGk of So X sr-substantial row
iiv. ~ rm., din. rm. and kit: End f., large
bedrms., tile bath; 2 inclosed, heated
bath and range. easily conv. to. apt;
auto gas heat bi saTsge apGwv Gall nNArMy NJ
WOoDRIDGE-Det., home on large lot
5sdTqoRs; Jess than daa $1,000 e aEsauired. Mr.
10Th NE. NEAR c sT.-e rooms. bath, Law
,-nr,, gas aze beat: ." owner oGsHpied DE eds. MR.
1SsNi fRiSipAD sEcTIoS. is5s ES oates st. ne
Colonial front porch. 8 rooms, 2 incloSed
sG1esss aoAsNs4E1N 4 BRos R 1885,
HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY to pur-
sresed ns hne sse of n p'k IS s IN d
ing rm:, modern kit; 2 large bedrms.' tiled
bath with shogeG oil c heat
or or WA. VA. sise @ ewes, DAvY 4 MURPHY,
RfyEh saSi sennniRfk TnRfkIeE&eutck Ee possession of
this attr. modern brick home, 3 bedrms..
tile bath, large liv. and dining rm., mod
ern kit. Basement; front and rear yards,
oSs pone y TR asg ass5 aaq WH snss ewes p2Vy
3 MURPHY. 3426 Bsnning I'd: ne. =
B4sE syER d bsS S
Can siye immediats possession. co. 1888,
"a sai 9saa sf SF:Ks1o.sso sEck Go broom corner
ssTsse Inspect with TABLER, INC. RE
PosSEssIoN-East Capitol st; and MINI.
rms. and bath. beautiful den or bedroom
gas n knoty sc hes on SG iH
yard. Al condition. conveniently located;
sRoPERTY. INC, iols i7th St. NV,
s@oos 200 io1fH o11fPsHyR ST. NE-Nex detached
in iiy. rm., rec. rm. in bsmt, gas heat n.
porh s sSn aetf roof
suttering and downspouts. insulated
gpvxs Ii e b gn6 e 5sc
se'ss st. foWrislia nW.t Me- 1923 ' VAN 0''. -1
& ssfas a ass':
ss5sss Sel Dg ssss brick home lse
Gsl II, NJ. MI Tho%Psopso as soa6 6pU.. ss7s, with
1906 s. D. ave. n.e.--Lovely det English
Res esk sass Too sc baths Feec
H!s e. g Rs;s SSSn $s; : {. .s
here is lovely ,7-rm., home, bedrms..
sr0fsTs; & e.. 6Pss: ss, s5 lsss sTS7sok' 70 s9ds
MUST BE soID05os You St. ne. half
Srick. Brt 'hE large iiv. 0 and dia rms. master
Reati Reatmsi lovely Hye Yard ssrase @ near Schools
p.m. p.Dle othsr days appt. Look It over.
Maes an aGas eE Rhod. 1ss sfh Island
sii7 sf NH EAsTERN i1s AVE. NE. square and
house. fioa s IL lovely rooms. 5 separate apts.,
3 baths 3 Frigidaires, hot-water heat; in
a refined neighborhood, it's money
maker only sb671o asns partly
only. H. c. MANOR CO, ao0a Rhode
island ave ne, NO 433s. Il
GOOD VALUES in moderately priced homes
In River Terrace--Modern 5-room and
ditioned oil heat; vacant. Only $4,000,
room and bath Colonial row brick,
oil burner, elec. refsr, garage: vacant;
Bungalow. in Landover Hills. Md
. finished rooms on End floor; air-condi-
toned oil heat, glaSs-inclosed porch. out
side freplaee; fine eo condition; vacant;
Bungalow, in Riverdale. Md rooms
and baths, including . basement apt
renting for $50 oniv ats5e S heat c
spect these and several other nns home
buys phone Mr.. Blackvood., NO. 6597, with
SHANNON & LUcHs CO.. 1905 II st. NV,
Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1947-09-01
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.E. Cont

CORNER HOUSE, in good ne. neighbor-
hood; new-house condition: 2 baths; eaas5ly aG5
500, Inspect with TABLER, INC, RE.
BRICK BUNGALOW. Pleasant Hills. sl4i-
s5O dstash wSodsdSs 9sms home mr. r. Esst:
ssn Hsh sl3ssS 2ssE Sc s'S 6i
HOLIDAY sPEcIAL-Modern H.. Broom Ss IN row row
heat, built-in bath with shower. hardwood
toors throughout. Cement front porch.
maGa son.p and sshen aR @ 'f H.
WEAVER. Wo. 1914, pI. $3.50.
CoLORED-S8,95O-Ra opportunity, to
own beautiful brick home in close-in. select
ne legation preTa[ TIo5 punt ob wh arSe sare ah9 V
rm.. din. rm. and kit; elec. refsr; and gas
stove: 2 spacious bsdrms: AM ana tiled a,i nath
SardWood Sa nGns oors ' thronshout cash REQUIRED
above st trust Phone Mr.. McGinniss. MA
9l41. MI; MeGlnniss will be glad Ia = to es- es
1928 K st. NV.
bldg: income, $3.50 mo: price, 800:
fully occupied: good cond. Call Mr.
HARRIS, DE. 1160. co. 1852. 3
CoLoRED-OPEN MONDAY. 2-6 PMS
Que ST. ne. This large Groom row brick
completely EedeceraIed and I'll doors re-
compeae nlsdea bath. nhs full Sas sasemsnt NV
You will be proud to call this your home;
very reasonably priced; WOODWARD g.
NORRIS. Realtors. 723 Goth st. NV"
coLoRE6-44ss C Ra2644 ORD ST. N.E.-Beautiful
9-rm; frame, det., a lots. 100000, garage,
GohoE2D25ss aSMM9hp: e. sHi7 81 NK. K ST. NE
room brick and 2 finished rsoms in base
aown %sRs psxnGas' psymsn Shs50n yos ecUKfo
eohdEEDSk abhbEf 33S s iath AND ES ?sSS SIS
4ss Sedms rm ana s1S 9Tsf ed baR ON sTS
trance from front to full bsmt.; g.h.-w H.:
detached garage; extra lot in rear; price
Sla9iS ~ r Sg!S Co. II
room brick bath nwh AIN SogES Has sp
CoLORED-REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
-6-room detached home. on Minnesota
new gas hot water heater This property
4Ix174 f.: $19g5o terms wIgi p5i Days rb
CoLoRED-43oo 1aH43oo BLOCK EADs ST. Ne
5 rooms and bath, semidetached brick; full
Sesoid' years Old; oil heat new-house Condition in;
Price. only ST 900; convent
s sns Vt, tf5n:s pTl ssos: E w. 1HoRM' soS 10th st.
CcoTLoREDmCAPITAL COLI vIEw-s-rm. brick
bungalow, auto heat, tile bath, full base
ment. built-in garage; excellent condition;
immediate possession; terms. Call DE.
MINI. AVE. N.E-Det.
10-rm house, 1st comm. location; COM
alets apss 5aths assa ssss pEcK
c OIL OR D-sI 800 DowN-Trinidad
section n.e.-Corner. 5-yr-old, 2-story
full basement. gas a.-c. heat; nice yards;
Al condition; priced to sell this week.
For details call TIL pm. weekdays, sun; .
INC. 1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855. =
THIS T0DAY-72S 3rd
st. ne; large row brick: living rm., 4 bed:
rooms, tile bath. Venetian blinds: oil
h-wh Double garage. Full basement
with bath. ROBERT MAGEE, RE. 7740
until $40.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY CASH for houses. white or
colored. any condition or section. Ho.
sPSo spof CASH AT ONCE for houses white
or colored, any condition, any section.
FROM owNER-small; comfortable house
ne. section or nearby Md: within 5
miles PnE Ho Gf D 1850 & viii pay cash for desira0le
We We CAN SELF YOUR HOUSE and get top
cash price in D. c. or Md: free appraisal.
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J. B. TFFEY & SON, 31e Kennedy st. NV.
CHARLES q. GUM has clients waitina
70 purchase homes in any section OF Wash.
and nearby MARYLAND. Pr, 1906
any condition. any section. Mr.. B. Lass'
H. n riRaoMrr iRaosMsrr ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home. business or Investment prop
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szso Free apprssa, Results since isls .sd1s
The clients cail M. Bousher; .DRURY
MANNAs MAMA REALTY taS co. ca Can Sc sen your house
Ct osssson ssass' s9e s1ie Wilson VII sVd eE Of
W. w HAVE HAVE MANY TOP CLIENTS for the
ing, uE'pSse pIesse e' cali 81. 500. WoRTHfNaToN
WE ARE LOOKING for q 4-bedroom nome
in NV. Wash, Silver Spring. Chevy Chase
or Bethesda for an out-of-town customer
who will be here next week; bedrooms may
be all on one floor or divided; baths are
preferable; home must be modern: buyer
insists on 1st-fioor lavatory. or bath and
possession in 30 days. We have sold THIS
man other property and know that ne Is
a cash buyer: II your property Is for sale
and comes close to the above requirement..
contact us as early as possible n r
RIPLEY, Realtor. SH 1899 Qf no answer,
call SH 1916, Mr., Romer). Il
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients at fnil
market value. Free appratsals. NIT
cHELL QUICK. DI. 1891, until pm. g.
OVER ss.O00,0O0. Yes. We sold that
last year Our experienced and energettc
staff can promptly anG reliably dispose
OF your home Many waiting clients with
substsntial cash. we, are licensed II the the
District, Maryland and Virginia. HEANEY
ToRTHiNGToN REALTY has many cash
buyers for att 2-3-4 bedrm. homes In
nearby Md. or D. C. Please call today
30 YoU YoUp WANT SPEEDY ACTIoN7 List
your house with us. Have cash BUYERS who
Will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY 7
CO. 1924 Eye st. NV, Elk. 34O0.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
or se., white or colored. Maryiand or VIZ
ginia. cox & CO.. DI. 4254. RE. 1888.