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strives for natural
ness in her groom
ing and makeup
She goes to MERLE
NORMAN for her
cosmetics and for
instruction on skin
care. There is alb
solutely no obllga-
ton for the cour-
+ior1
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B e r k S h ! r e
S t o c kings at
T H e BLAIR
S H o P for
Christmas Civ
ing. And you
can shop daily
until 6 {.
nd Tuesday
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type of hair. If you have never
before had successful permanent
wave let the skilled hairstylists at
EM1LE'S give you a head start
into the holiday season. 1921
CONN. AVE. Phone DI. 1916.
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s. THE RADIO WAVE-is
80 = this generations miracle
wave!" Yes, it's almost too good
to be true! No matter what type
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which is larger
and more varied
than ever. Some are so beautiful
they fall into the gift category.
There are Christmas cards for every
member of the family-designed to
carry greeting to young and old,
serious and frivolous, masculine
and feminine. Have them person.
allied with your name -. and make
them truly yours" BREWOOD,
1917 G STREET Northwest.
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d u C l ne, re-
Ia axing treat
nnents. It's
so easy! No
S t = u g CLING
W i t h exer-
clses, h e a t
20 hi o I c
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ltltll dG lliC 1StIAN
TIFIC PL A T I N G
COMPANY. There is
no luxury tax for sill
yer plating-and the
finish they use is a
h eavy. guaranteed
quadruple plate that
will hold up for a
lifetime. Call DU.
2798-and a repre-
eept,tiua y1,il1 1rieit VIZ,
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" STOP IN WHILE SHOP
''o PING" Relax and re-
fresh yourself with delicious food
and uplifting beverages in the
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A." ALL THE WORLDS A
s''1 STAGE'-and woman
sets it! But. unlike the actress on
the stage, the m o d ern woman
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6 IMPORTANT MEMO!" If
'''A moths have ruined a
favorite suit or coat or dress-don't
throw it away. 1t can be reWoVen
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: 3F4R9Yyg6wx'
& WIZ H7kAne:

4" THE SECRET OF THE
WAVES in the SPIRAL"
Years ago, EMILE originated the
fascinating Spiral Permanent Wave
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/" HEIRLOOM SILVER
that has battered, tar
nished look-can be restored to its
former beauty by the skilled crafts
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/" CTART Now-to slim down
for the holidays!' Go to
the STAuFFER SYSTEM Salon
nearest your home or office for re-
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charming ndu-
tica atmos-
phere of o.
DO N N E L LIS
SEA G R I L L.
T his popular
res t aurant is
conveniently To-
Gated close to
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YOU will receive-in the lovely new
studio-which is located at 1882
Eye ST, NV. first floor Call RE.
4o63 for an appointment.
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or in WOW en- at the
STELOS r E P A l R
SERVICE. They in
visibly repair cigaret
burns, moth holes and
rips-in silks, woolens
and fine linens. Runs
and snags in hosiery
can be repaired, And
gloves are cleaned, re-
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" SHELL CHERISH AND
o USE-the gift of sewing
machine the whole year round!"
CAPITAL-ABBATT has large Sc
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<<<<<<

IS IIMMINY CHRISTMAS!"
'''o The days are just flying
by-and if you haven't ordered your
Christmas cards-youn have to
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s. JNFANTICIPATING?" Then
'' you should have a copy
of "WHO-ME?" an enchanting
Baby Booklet, designed to give ideas
Evening star., 1947-12-07
<<<<<<

" For CHRISTMAS EvEs!"
You will find the most
sparkling array of handsome cos
tune jeWelry-and exquisitely sheer
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6 THE sMARTEsT FOOT
80 l. STEPS YOU'LL HEAR"
will be made by the shoes you've
bought at ROSS -SATURN's Re
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so4 G ST. NV, End floor, Velat1
Bldg. MA 8442.
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sentative will visit you. Or take the
job to 3611 M ST. NV. i block
beyond Key Bridge.
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and also Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Frank
B. Mccoy.
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, chair
man, is comforting with the chair
men of the various booths and the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
CREENBERC
MAY SIGN TODAY
Former Tiger Star 70 Meet
With Pittsburgh
Executives

PITTSBURGH Feb. 6 l) Hank
Greenberg may sign a contract
with the Pittsburgh Pirates here
this weekend but il he does it's a
pretty safe bet that all the details
will have been worked out before
the big slugger reaches the Steel
City.
Officials Of the club said today
they hadn't received word from
Hank, who lives in New York.
whether he'll definitely be here.
But they. said Frank Mckinney,
president Of the Pirates, will stop
of in New York enroute from
Miami Beach. Fla, and it was as
sumed he would confer there with
the Bucs' newest star.
John w. Galbreatk, vice-presi-
dent of the club, is understood to
be with Mckinney. Galbreath sat
in last weekend in the New York
conference between Greenberg and
general manager Roy Hamey. At
that time, it was left up to Nc
Kinney to contact the major lea
gue's homerun leader.
Both Mckinney and Galbreat,
are due here Cor the baseball
writer's show and dinner. Green
berg also has been invited by the
writer's but no word has been re.
ceived from him. The two Pirate
officials, together with Tom John.
son, treasurer, also were scheduled
for a meeting tomorrow but that
has been postponed until Saturday.
There has been no announcement
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

tko's, adding another win by deci-
sion and losing one disputed deci-
sion.
Green moves from the 155-pound
to 165-pound class. His Saturday
opponent will be Bob Gregson who
has won three bouts out of five
this year, one by knockout. Both
Young and Green r undefeated.
The boxing meet begins at z
o'clock and will be the first part
Of a big doubleheader sports show
which features Carolina and
Davidson in thewindup. Thebasket-
ball game should begin about $3.50
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
BIXLER NAMED
COLGATE COACH
Resigns Ohio Job To Ac-
cept Position As Red
Raider Mentor

Hamilton. N. Y. Feb 6W@Pa ul
o Bixler succeeded another friend
and former boss today when he
left Ohio State University to re-
turn to Colgate as head football
coach.
This time he succeeded veteran
Andy Kerr, retired at the age Of
0S after 40 years Of coaching, in
GLIDING 10 seasons at, Colgate. A
year ago, Bixler replaced Carroll
Widdoes as head coach at Ohio
State in an amazing job switch in
which an assistant coach replaced
the boss and the boss stepped down
to willing assistant.
Neither salary terms nor length
of Bixler's contract at Colgate
were revealed but it was believed
he would be on the same year to
year basis as was Kerr. Bixler
now 40, also will be an associate
professor Of physical education.
At Columbus, O., where Bixler
announced his resignation at Ohio
State, he admitted his decision to
leave was "a tough one" but that
it was made entirely on the basis
of his early relationship with Col
gate where he served al Kerr's
football assistant and head basket
ball coach in 1899 and 1910. He
moved to Ohio State in 1910 when
Paul Brown was named head coach
Of the Buckeyes.
Athletic Director William A.
Reid, who announced Bixler's APP
pointment, said the former Ohio
State coach will select his own
three assistants but the nomi-
nations will be subject to the
approval of the University presi-
ent and athletic council executive
committee.
Although he had been at Colgate
only two years, Bixler built up a
tremendous following that was
anxious to have him back and
Kerr, himself, rated him as one
of the best assistants and scouts
in Colgate history.
Obviously, there was a strong tie
between Kerr and his former as
sistant for Kerr witnessed last
Falls Ohio ~State-Michigan game N
which Bixler's team absorbed a So
to s pasting in a traditional game
that usually is a must, win" for
Ohio State coaches.
When he announced his resign
alton at Columbus, however, both
retiring athletic Director I. w. st.
John of Ohio State and his sue
cessor, Richard Larkins, said
Bixler had the complete support Of
the administration at Ohio State.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
Armour To Head
Hawthorne Country Club

CLEVELAND, Feb. 6 = ~
Tommy Armour, former British
and American open champion,
was announced today as new resi-
dent professional at the Hawthorne
Valley country club.
He will join Lawson Little, who
was signed several days ago as
playing professional. Armour will
spend most OF his time teaching.
the club said.
The 52-year-old Armour has been
with the Boca Ration (F'la.) club.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
DOMINIC DI MAGIC
SIGNS WITH BOSTON

BOSTON, Feb. 6.-U.D-Dominlc
DiMaggio of San Francisco, rated
the American Leagues top center
fielder last season, today signed his
1947 contract with the Boston Red
Sox at a salary believed to be about
$25, 900.
The Little Professor" came
back from Naval service to eclipse
his better-known brother Joe OF
the Yankees with a sparkling per
Torrance that aided Boston to its
first pennant in % years.
Playing in 142 games, DiMaggio
banged out 1859 hits, scored IS runs
and had a batting average OF .316.
His throwing arm generally is re-
garded tops in the junior circuit.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
CINCINNATI REDLEGS
SIGN HURLING TRIO

CINCINNATI, Feb. 6.-P)-The
Gil aati Reds today received
signed 1947 contracts from three
pitchers, Joe Beggs, Clyde shoun
and William (Mike) Schultz, and
shortstop Clyde Corbitt.
Beggs and Shoun we're with the
Reds last year, Beggs won II and
lost 10 while Shoun was used in
relief roles. Shultz was with
Syracuse of the International
league last season.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

Of the salary offered the former
De. .,oiS first haseman and out
fielder. Indications, however are j
will not b. lower than the $500
Hank received with the Tigers last
season. There have been reports
Greenburg seeks an attendance
bonus clause. while other reports
have it that Hank would like the
right to purchase stock in the club
either now or later.
Although finishing in seventh
place last year, the. BUGS drew
over 700,0 900 fans and there is talk
Of reaching the 1000, 900 mark this
season. Already over $500, 900
worth Of season tickets have been
sold.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
PHANTOMS TRAMPLE
BRIGADE, 81 TO n

The White Phantoms of the City
Cadet Basketball league won a de-
1924 victory over the Boys
Brigade yesterday at the Lake
Forest gymnasium.
Leading the scorers were Wells
with Is and Batson with IL of the
white Phantoms and Gore with II
of the Brigade.
Other scorers and their points
are as follows: Brigade-Merritt
Q, Kelly z, Overton 8, REYNOLDS;
Phantorns-Jarrell. 6, Furlong 8,
Glover s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
Carolina Ace Rinsmen
10 Switch Weight Class
For Maryland Terps Bout

CHAPEL HILL, Feb. 6 - ()-
Cardinals two ace ringmen, Dick
Young and Leonard (Pug, Green,
will switch weight classes for the
meet with Maryland's Terps in
Woolen gymnasium here Saturday
night. coach Mike Roman dis
closed today.
Young, who has been boxing as
a 165-pounder in previous meets,
will drop back to the 155-pound d.
vision and will face Ed Reider.
Maryland's knockout king. Reider
has won three bouts this season on
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

March 26-Presbyterian, there;
April Trinity College, here'
April davidson, here; APrll -
here; April clemson
there; April 9-Presbyterian, mere;
April Thurman, there; April 10
-Newberry, here; April 1s-Ef-
skine there; April 25-Davldson,
there; April 26-Davidson, there'
April 30-Erskine, here.
Nav 3-Clemson, here; May =
University of South Carolina, mere;
May 1o-Newberry, there; May -
University of South Carolina
there; May Thurman, here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
W0FF0RD COLLEGE
ANNOUNCES SLATE
Baseball Team VIII Open
1917 Season March Is
Against Duke Nine

sPARTANBURG, S. c., Feb. 6.
-PHWofford Colleges baseball
team will open the 1947 season
here March % with Duke Uni
versity, according to an 18-game
schedule released today by attn
letic director Ted Petoskey.
The remainder of the schedule:
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
PHYSICIAN
WILL PRESIDE AT
MEDICAL MEETING

DR.. J. Watts Farthing, local
physician, will be one of the pre-
siding officers at the fourth annual
Medical and Surgical symposium
in Durham on February ~ and IL,
sponsored by Watts hospital it was
learned here last night.
DR.. Farthing will preside over a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07

clinical pathological conference on
Wednesday morning, during which
Colonel j. E. Ash, director of the
Army Institute of Pathology,
Washington, D. c., and DR.: Wal
lace Yater, former professor Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
Long Handles

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. G.
R)-The Hurt. school basketball
team played in an unheated gym
at Holtville, Ala, Tuesday night
in 20-degree weather.
They learned a lesson. Mex
night at Wetumpka, Ala, they
went prepared for another unhcat-
ed gym. When the starting whistle
blew, the Hurt players trotted out
wearing long underwear under
their basketball trunks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-07
m1DAY, FEBRUARY,

medicine, Georgetown ~,
will hold an open forum s''t
Approximately ten oth,.
mington doctors are Wi
attend the symposium,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19

T. ! . 3 5 ~ , ~ Z < r s3 - 4 :
|uno mas miro uns alIes borgeiett
alles, tpas idon lit, miro ihleht ge.
madt, tDeil man i'm ,9ritten &eihe es
aub fir idOn befunoen u1o neil es
fein 2ion Seudtpanger ooer Magnus
Siridfelo proouaiert bat. Grid RGft-
ner i6rieb unlangit iiber Die Sdmah
Der 8iiderperbrennlng; er bergaB
aber bin5u5ufiigen, buB man in iiing-
Iter 3eit in einem gang ,taben 2anbe
%. b. Der SIbe6o Slotpafei) eine Gbn-
libe Sdmad einem @oetbe nno Sdil-
Ter antat, inoem man ibre @erfe ein-
fab in Die @oiIe mari. Siebit 9u, oas
miifien mir alles beroauen BEL unie-
rem Dentgen &alorieil &ein @unoer,
menn es einem libel miro :"
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Bpr kathnltfdrr Akanrmtkpr
t1tn ntr Ktrd1r

Sm Mpril bes Sabres taste in Mom
Der internationale Bar Momana-4on-
greB. Sbren Sib bat Die genannte
Berbinbung fatbolil1er Mfaoemifer
gu Sreiburg /. 5. S9meia, tpGbrenb
| li9 3meige bes 8erbanbes in bieIen
2anoern finoen. Ser biesiGbrigen &C.
Notwithstanding Ser Bar Momana
fomnlt groBe 8eoeutltng 5u. Dies err
gibt iih aus ein5elnen Stellen Der bon
Dem 8ilhof bon 2auIanne, @enf uno
Sreiburg, Wigr. gbarriere, auf Dem
&ongreb gebaltenen Mniprade. Ser
Neoner nmidrieb IN ein6riidliber
Weile Die Saltung Ger fatboIiIden
Mfaoemifer gegenirber oer~ Stride in
|oer iesigen Na6friegsaeit, nahoem er
lin eriter &eibe Dem 81. 8ater oafiir
|geoantt batte, baB er Sen 3entralfis
oieier Srganiiation in Srerburg ge-
lalien uno suglei6 BEN bortigen Bi.
Idol nit Der geiitliben Oberleituna
oes 8erbanoes beauftragt bat.
gusgebeno bon Der gatiade, oaB
Die Bar @omana nun in Der Berion
oes &aroinals N55arbo einen eigenen
&aroinalproteftor beiist, er0rterte Ser
Sreiburger 8ii6of in geiitpollen glus.
|fubrnngen bie in Der @egenipart I'M
ter berihieoenen @eli1tspmnften oftu<
elle Sroge Der geiitigen gimltemuna
oes fatbolii6en Mfabemifers aeaen-
iiber Der Stride.
llniere 3eit Derlangt MnBergepobn.
lihes. @ir tpiiien 1i9t, mas 6ie Su-
fnnft bringt. @er gibt nns @eniBheit,
oh Der SerrgoH init unieren 2dn6ern
~ llnb bornb ben aIten 1riftIiden So.
aud tpeiterbin @e6uIb baben miro,
na9oem Seine @naoe 10 idmGbIi9
|miBahtet iparo? Satten mir bod ge-
niigeno Wtdnner bonn S9Inge aines
NbraDam, Inn @ottes @rbarrnen ber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-07-19

ibrer Siitte uno erfI6rte: .Buben,
fetn @rlno gum SobIenl Nad rnei-
ner grfabrung fomnt nid)ts 8eiIeres
mod. lno redt bntte bic Hropbetin.
Beim Wa6ttDehieI in Snbien fonnlt
oem alien @an6bi bieleiht Der Sat
mieoer tn ben Sinn, Der linn einmaI
enti6iipfte: r@ir tponen lieber etne
lhledte tnoiihe Hegierung aIs cine
quite engliIdel"
C.aSt. d. GU.
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HIM has Klntfpr 6t. OtttItrt1

Gie angeiebene fdtpei5eriide fatbo-
liIde Sages5eitung ,gteue 3iirher
gadrihten' bonn 2. Weai beroffent.
lihte ben folgenoen Mrtifel iiber 3u-
ltanoe in Deuti6lan6, bie iiberIib
zines Gingriffs ourb Die amerifati-
| i6en 8ebOr6en beoiirfen. Ser 8eri1t,
!! fir ben mir ielbItberIt1noIidb benz
S6nei5er 8Iatt oie bolle Berantpor-
tung iiberIaiien nliiiien, laitet:
Gin Sdneiaer reiIte nad Deutld-
lano unb beludte auf Der Durdreiie
Dos Weiifionsflolter ct. SttiIien in
SberbaDern. @r freute iid), Dob bas
feierlihe @otteslob tpieber erlhaDt
unb Bob bic S0bne ct. 8eneoifts
enriig arbeiten, Inn Die groBe Mbtei
mieoer auf BEN friiberen 5tano sm
|bringen, benn Die 9lmerifaner Iieben
|glei6 na6 Dem umitura Die Monhe
5uriiffebren. Damals brahte ser
Gunbfnnf bie erfreulibe Na6ridt,
bob aler 8eiis in ct. Ottilien benz
aloiter 5uriidgegeben lei ttrb Dob bie
apoItoliide Sdule Coos buu1aniIti-
Idle Wtiiiionsieminar), bic banbtperf-
lide 8erufsidule uno Die 2anomirt-
i6aftsi6ule 1pieoer eroffnet mer6en
fOnnen. 2eioer muBte iib Ser &orre-
lponoent iiber5eltgen, baB biele freu-
|oige Nadridt niebt 8irfIiffeit ge-
moroen mar.
9ie ye&&I berbra6te nod ct.
Sttilien iiebenbunbert esuoen, mel.
items Sitinben. Dieie itellten @a6t-
poiten runo Inn oas &loiter auf nno
fontrollierten ale 9lnf0rnmlinae,
ielbIt Die &irbsdnger. Mnfangs mnB.
ten ielbit Die &loIterIeute einen 8aB
faufen bamit iie ibr eigenes &aus
perlaiien unb uieber betreten burften.
am meiiten bielt iid ser &orreipon-
bent oariiber auf, bob in einem sum
&loiter gebOrigen @ebdu6e Elm gnt-
binoungsbeim fir siioinnen einge-
ri6tet muroe &usgerednet elm iol-
bes Saus arf &loIterbooen!
Wean fann es bon ben amerifani.
lhen Beboroen ni6t beriteben, Dob iie
ben Weonben bon ct. SttiIien feine
Silfe leiiten, INN bieiem unbaltbaren
3uitano ab5ubelfen. Die M0nhe fin1
10 iebr eingeidrdnft, oaB iie ni9t ein-
NAL Die aus ser @efangeni1aft bein-
febrenoen @lieoer Der &loiterfomilie
unterbringen fonnen. 8eoer Die
2anowirti6aftsidule nod oie 8erufs-
iGule fonnten eroffnet, nod Seminar-
gebanoe beaogen neroen. Set mebi
als einem Sabre baben Die 8eneoifti-
ner bon ct. Sttilien alles berfuAt,
Denigitens ben eigentli1en &[oIterbai,
fir ii9 fret au befomrnen, aber alIes
mar bergebens. Die Suoen iteGlten
immer bobere Soroerungen. gs lit
iebr 5u beoauern, oaB bieier peitliAe
3nltano, moran bas fatboliife 8oM
nit &edt Iergernis nimmt, bisber
nidt beleitigt it, 5lllnaI Die Mmerifa.
ner ionit iiberaa oen firdIi9en 8eiis
nnangetaitet IieBen.
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Die weltberiihmte st. Bene-
dict -Wundsalbe

erprobtes SeilmitteI gegen ole
arten bon olten uno frii6en @un.
ben, @eidtpiiren, @e,p6dien, BiB.
tpunoen, &arbltnfeln uitp. 8itte @el6
nlr our6 Boit Wonep Srber su i1if.
Ten. Seine Stanps. Se9aig (6O)
Gents Die S9a1teI Bel
j. L. STAAB
Evening star., 1947-02-27
HOUSES WANTED no RENT.

WANTED 70 RENT By scientist, 2 or s
shesda or Rockville. Call OIL. $500,
GovT. 22MPLoYE, wife and child. win Day
months advance rent for 2-bedroom un-
furInnishhed ,In house; s1oo month. IA.
NAVY LIEUTENANT coMMANDER and
VIE, %-ggsar-oid son desire furnished or
%sas esfI soffIR MRS. Gsse9Tf sSfis VI agsss
ws FAx E.S Y1 e, 70 'ss s:,s MO- n, ,z
ppssTnmnanent. perm OR. 1854 or RE. 1900 Ext.
d. s. PUBLIC HEALTH service physician,
wife and 5-yr-oid daughter, desire to
T rent a. or 8 bedrm. house: no pets; refs
ARLINGToN or three bedrooms; Ssr-
den space if possible. oL, sos4 after pm.
PERMANENT Government oficia1 recently
ssn ss sia9 msn S s
bedroom house or apt, furnished or unfur-
nnished; NV. or NV. suburb. Call Ma.
Rs50Ts 6frPR HoGss SsGssssss or two s s1,
apts;a gniurnished; Sc. preferred. BOX
uNFGRSisHED HOUSE or two-bedroom
apt, $115 per mo-. BY April i: open to
sEIIABia s cRk1sTfxN III sEsS family Interested Ssa
manent residents: present % location ,; years; pI
W.7sa Tai7 Mr. COOLIDGE Elk. 1000, Ext.
MIDbLE-AGED COUPLE wan. unfufn' q
bedrm. house in NV. TAX. PIX, or Sill Spg.
yMiSinity; M nit refs, Write Box 205-R, Star. 27s
DISTRICT MANAGER for nationally known
concern desires 3-bedroom house or apt.
tan VIII nav oses &c sa %
es s2cRsTsRE R Sass EF.t ws 2eo and
old daughter desire rent 2-bedroom unfur-
here permanently. GL. 5382. 2s'
CANADIAN NAVAL OFFICER, Wife baby
q mo. old. desire 2-3 bedrm. furn. or
semfurn. house or apt. NV. or sub. Up
sMHG Hi aRsibfSrM atss M xs els d.u!Ser
age age T.. need an unfurn. house Or 2-bedroom
sssr yssL fssss. gil. os 8ss. 5os. d. or =! vi.
CLEAN. CAREFUL. QUIET prof. 4-adult
or apt: no pets; 500 mo. GE. ss1s. =
or 8 bedrm unfurn. house
or apt. by perm. Govt employe, wife and
nhsnnM shlldssn cH aos2 S1zs after @ $40 pm. 7
Sfs fSRN1saRD' 1sIagaO'f fao6sE 6 sor saio or months
family: reasonable rent paid; NV. section
pIrsfeEEsasd I EaSd Can NC. No. 400: or after pm.
permanently located Gen.
eral Motors Wash. ofnce, requires 3-4 bed
room house: prefer unfurr.; D. c.. or
suburbs. Elk. 1133 or co. 1900. MR..
Evening star., 1947-02-27
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1919 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.--3-story frame,
ll9Tso2 B.. inciossd upper ;sf ;,an perch; lct
aooa investment: $4,000. Phone Dupont
pETAcHEp-This home is located in .
in ne. It's q detached red-shineled house,
and bedrm on main door. with 2 porches
There are bedrms. and bath upstairs.
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CO. 1ols vermont ave. nv. RE. 1873,
VACANT sss and nd en .ts
IL located 6-rm. det brick home, very lge
rms. h.-w.h.; possession with title. Only
$1075o, on terms. KAY REALTY CO.,
HAcANT NJ BRICK. 100 block L st. n.es
6 rms. Ia baths newly decorated. gar,
EDWJN I; Fills; Hesitor. 1910 Vt aye.
fos;sEssioN2.ureen MEADOWS. Md.-be-
tached 2-story frame, 8 large rms. and
bath. oil heat; large lot. Al condition;
priced at S10,500. with Convenient terms
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NEAR al = IA SALE coLLEGE-pes. brick
home home: large ny ro9m p With q open nre%plsss, %
e.. e porehes % ON On firss noor: sss 3 bsdrooms, n
beautiful tiled hath with built-in tub and
shower on. 2nd noor:. full basement, oil
Yn arae pooaed TT 1T se:s g o
PIN, transportatton and schools; price.
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Groom brick. h:w.h.: 81 coo 4ewn; bal.
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