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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-19
HOUSES sALE-southee,t. Cont,

NEAR MINNEsSIA AYE; and t Il ca SatS
5aa lsyatSrs oil os4s PR ssffssiA9NS
REALTY Re liz, INC 1S45 Good HOPE rd' Sc
ANACosTIA-Row brick. 6, rms. "a baths,
Sn ana heat ur fsme
RE 5 5pys lISScs 1915 Good Hope I'd. Sc
HILL CREST, oct. brick. 8 rms, ~ baths,
lge liv. nm. with fireplace, 3 nice bedrms;;
rec. rm.. lovely cond. ACE REALTY
SERVICE, 1914 Penna. ave SCI LII. lole'
FOR SALE TO QUICK BuYER-1e-rm; 3.
bath frame house, hs.wh,: each apt. has has
se BY H't oWNER Ivy Phone o oI III 1879
Of I-semidet. stucco. nice-sized lot; one
ssgo for or both SEER scHGoss go CO.
s s2a e0 Dow aye s Hs PER hp MoNrHafiik
porch excel. cond. ACE REALTY SERVICE;
pe Down sse 81 sd L. Ger lG monfBrcE
5 rms, bath, full basement gas heat: side
porch: excel. cond. ACE REALTY SERV-
ICE, 1914 Penna. ave- Sc. LU. 1910 tn z.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED; Anaeostis-
broom. ,semidetached brick; full bsmt.,
s.. 900 down: reasonable ate terms. T. 3,
B,TRGEss. 1894 Penna, ave. Sc, FIR. 2So2
HIinILffcREsT-we have 4 lovely homes,
600; unusually attractive prices and terms,
low as SIS S2:9oH GOWN Phone for details
II D as BuR .;It 1894 Penna' ave. Sc
PessE ssl N MINI. ave. s;e-e large
rms. and bath, 2-story detached frame;
sell at $4,000, terms For details, cali
af2 iol Z %a
CONVENIENT to Boiling Field. Bellevue.
Naval Air Station--A 6-room semidetached
brick, about l year old. Priced for quick
sae o Fer full nforma9n cal M RSsrs
$3.50, DOWN--Row brick, full basement.
sp1S or small sas So mo pam
ment Gal Gall till 2 pm. RE, 1888, SIDNEY
e Xxx HROWN q q = GO - ,u,os -. o, sx,,o.
nicely situated near. 9th and Pa. ave. Sc;
contains six rooms, bath, hot-water Arcola
neat. electricity, 2-car brick garage. For
pancy only. No investors or SPECTATORS.
Waite, Realtor, 729 18th St NV. Ma
Only $3.50 DowNe.9oo blk. Eye st. Sc:
5 rms. bath, Arcola heat; payments SIS
mo-; price $500 convenient to stores,
s co Ex aRs . Fs eRs9 ST. SuE as5S
1899 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Large s-rm. row
brick, inclosed porches. modern improve
cox 4 CO. DI. 1854 RE. 1888; ewes,
ai4s ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-custom- built
Diet. brick home. oil burner. Knotty pine
recreation basement; 3 bedrmS; finished
attic: brick front and rear porches Diet.
payments paSa are actually less than rent In
an5 If so5d si MoST5
NEAR BOILING FIELD-Br semidet.. 8
piping cedar closets, screened porch, recre-
alton room. paved alley. Near bus. stores.
theater. $3.50 cash. McCUNE, AT.
CoLoRED-FINE e-FAMLY brick home.
IL rooms, . baths, h.-w.h.. SEPARATE en-
frances. utilities and easements; Splendid
Moderate down payment DE. ITO; sun
COLoRED-I6la ST. S.E.-vacant; Q
rms, oil INV h, 2 kitchens retrigerator
month Sn'' SURETY REALTY CO. Ex 7a44;
coLoREDEsS5o DowN-corner; imme-
dia5e rooms and bath
Call I'll 2 pm, SIDNEY J. BROWN g. CO.
Col 18th ST. s.E.-ss5o
Cohen er Hilton ". VinnicE with A. n
DRAIsNER,o LEO 1904 L st. NV, MA. $685.
CoIoRED-5-RM. ROW BRICK, in very
Circulating heat, front and rear porches
part basement; S1,50O down. bal like
rent. Office open ewes. SENATE REALTY
Go 81 Eye s. rvs ST Ex I2G row
& CO. RE 1888, DI 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-Southwest.

NEAR BOILING FIELD-Idealy located
near school, stores and theater; bedrooms,
living room and dining room; full, dry
basement brick; a.-ch.: tile bath: price,
$3.50, terms. REALTY ASSOCIATES,
NEW TWO-BEDROOM masonry house: u
block off Conn. ave. in Nd; immediate
possession; price, $1,000. Call Atlantic
ROW BRICK S.W.-A buy for some one
employed at the Southwest Market or
brick building price only $3.50 THOS
E. FARRELL CO, Realtors. 721 10th St
NV. National 0765; evenings. Georgia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-19
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAhD.

VETERANS. ATTENTION-A limited num-
Der of new 5 and 6-rm. brick houses in
nearby Md Immediate occupancy. A A.
CAROZZA CO, 1921 Penna. ave. Sc At
S941. or TR- $685.. -2S
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

HIGH SCHOOL Graduate (girD
wishes employment. Capable of
general office work, bookkeep-
ing, typing. Call 2-1433.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
ADMINISTRAToR1S Nor1cr

Having qualified as Administrator /,
the Estate of Annie E. Munson, b,
ceased, this is to notify all persons hsr
ing claims against said Estate 10 D,
sent them to the undersigned al
South Fourth Street, Wilmington. N. {
on or before the 10th day of octo5s
l948, or this Notice will be pleaded
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted 10 said Eya
Will please make immediate payment
This the 9th day OF October, 1911.
H. Percy Munson
Administrator of tn,
Estate of Annie f. Mupa
5erooeed
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

WANTED: LOAD Or part load to
High Point N. c. or points near.
November 7th at reduced price.
BatSon Transfer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
| lS0- Legal
COUNTY OF NEW HANoVrr
STATE OF NORTH C.noONtR

As L
Under and by virtue Of tho 4'NN
sale contained in certain naol power .,
executed by j. ]. Jacobson VI Irls
Florence Marie jacobson IN I ',u wHs
1oh1 win' trustee on the Attn day of gulI' I
t91I, and recorded in the of,io. .V'
Se Segister OF Deeds of New Hseo,c
Sounty IN Book 4O2, Page $50 ''9,p''i Sot
having oeen made in the paymen, 1,is W .l u
note secured by said Deco of rr,,. VI u
demand having been made on tbe 'S, |., al;
sishea trustee by the holder of ,bo o''Os
tnereoy secured, the undersignoJS A0' '
o11ef Tor sale to the highest S,Jd.. WI
cash, at the Court House door 1oe' i2
C1ty OF Wilmington, North Carol. Ii ''
Wednesday, the 3rd day of Dno,s Dooos q
l947, at 1900 o'clock noon the fsITlu0s foHIus
piece or parcel of land living and ,rVn''j Nv
IN Harnett Township County " Vyi
Hanover, State of North csrolGn, M
I scribed as follows; '''''hs' q
BEGINNING at a stake nor4, 81,
large post oak pointer and runs 'Ss ,a'
North o6 degrees 45 minutes Wss, "'' ~
1eet 10 stake, South of an o,d Nv.
VINE; thence North 81 degrees w.. s.'t
Iee 10 stake; thence North 81 dos.
70 minutes West, 1850 feet 10 the S.sa So.
Bear Line; thence with that liro o'l+
erly, 264 feet to a stake: thence 81 a.
ol degrees 45 minutes East l727 wv W.
more or less, to said j. U. Edwsrg. 4"
an old line, to stake: thence sIons
line about South 81 degree, 3o a,sr% 4,
West, 4o2 feet to the Beglnninp, ''ug@ ,,,
tanning 1913 acres be there more or ~,
and being the same lands conveys5 u, ,.
EoWland Vine Edwards and wife H.,.
3 Edwards, by deed filed for ,egi.i,. ,t'
tlon May 4, 1912, and duly recorde5 I,i'' ,
Book 332, Page $50, of New Hanoc,
county registry. Subject to restricto,
SET OUT In deed recorded in Book 39
ty. ~'~
Dated and posted tins the Sist dsy
October, 1947. IVY
X. o. BURGWIN
TTlI.1pe
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
l60-Moving & Storage

HYDRICK'S TRANSFER Depend
able service. Reasonable rates.
Furniture carefully handled. Dial
20056 Or 2-2322.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
l62-Travel Opportunities

FOR QUICK reservation and tick.
ct service on National Airlines
and all world air and steamship
lines. see or call us. We help
plan vacations anywhere. every.
where. Wilmington Travel Agen
cy. l28 Princess street. Phone
2-1O37: night phone 2-1449.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

DO YOU need money! See Fred
at Starkey's. N. W. Corner Front
and Dock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06
ll0-Livesiock
l25-Painiing & Papering

FOR YOUR Interior and exterior
painting, also expert roof paint
ing, contact R. W. Herring and
Bros. We do our own personal
work. Phone S236.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

STENOGRAPHER WITH Good
references and experience, now
employed. desires change. Write
Box IA Star-NeWs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-06

FOR TOP PRICES lis, your Real
Estate with W A. McGirt Real
tor 215 Princess St
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Tea Tuesday
I Will Honor
Mission Head

Miss Bertha Noyes is IN charge OF
arrangements for the tea which will
be given Tuesday afternoon at Ais
o'clock at Anderson House by the
English Speaking Union.
Mrs. Paul Bartlett, Miss Anderson
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke, Mrs.
William Pierre Robert and Mrs
Godfrey Pickett will preside at the
tea table.
Mr.. H. r. Andrews, Minister OF
the Union of South Africa, will be
the guest of honor and speaker and
will show technicolor pictures of his
country, particularly highlighting
the scenes now being visited by their
majesties.
African daisies and eucalyptus on
a Merry Wives of Windsor print
runner loaned by Mrs. McCook
Knox, will adorn the tea table and
handsome silver tray, presented to
the organization by Mrs. Charles
Hamel, will be used for the first
time.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
WIsom-Livingston
.EngageWent old

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Wilson
of Fitchburg, Mass, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Betsy Wilson to Mr..
Lawrence A. Livingston of Tucson,
Ariz., son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Livingston of Falls Church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson and their daughter are
here over Sunday on their way from
Tucson, where they spend their
winters, to Fitchburg where the
wedding will take place in June.
Miss Wilson was graduated from
the Rogers Hall School in Lowell,
Mass, and attended the University
of Arizona.
Mr.. Livingston has lived in Tue
son for the past two years and is
connected with the Arizona Land
Title and Trust Co. He was grad
Evening star., 1947-03-23
Rose Marie KelIev
Becomes Engaged

The administrative assistant to
the Chief Justice of the United
States and Mrs. Paul Leonard Kel-
ley announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Miss Rose Marie
Kelley, to Mr.. Daniel R. Silling, jr.,
the wedding to take place early in
August.
A graduate Of Sacred Heart
Academy, the bride-elect also stud
led at Rosary College in River For
est, ILL.,, and now is attending the
University of Maryland from which
she will graduate in June.
Mr.. S1lling served almost two
years In the Pacific area with the
511th Parachute Infantry during
the war and now is attending
George Washington University. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
r. Silling.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

|Enqagement Told

The engagement Of Miss Eda Rose
Blevins to Mr.. Edwin Ray Ballinger
is announced by her mother, Mrs.
Rose Ble-,ins of st. Albans, w. Va.
The bride-elect is graduate OF
the Capital City School of Nursing.
Mr.. Ballinger, who is the son of
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Ray Ballinger
of Washington, D. c., is a graduate
Of Maryville College, Maryville,
Tenn, and is a member of this
years graduating class of George
Washington University Medical
School.
The wedding will take place in
the late spring.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
In the Ne1Vs

Mrs. Morris Simon, Mrs. Maurice
Eiseman and Mrs. William Weyman
left yesterday for weeks stay in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Reifkin have
returned to Mount Vernon, N. Y,
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Reifkin at the Shoreham.
r The Ladies Auxiliary of the Home
for the Aged have made arrange
merts for a bazaar and card party
on April 27.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

uated from Mckinley High School
here and attended the law school
at the University of Virginia.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14
CHINA CAPITAL DANCES AGAIN

CHUNGKING - This wartime capital of China is dancing again, tanning the halls to the point of suffocation despite a cover charge of l4,000 Chinese dollars.
 It was illegal to dance in Chungking during the war, but as a concession to American forces authorities decided to allow about a half dozen dance halls to open.
 These were built at great cost and were just about ready to open when the war ended and the exo- dus of the Americans began.
 But the halls are prospering anyway, because the eager Chi nese seem to be trying to make up for all the fun they missed during the long and somber war years.
 The orchestras on the whole are poor, but they play valiantly from opening to II pm. closing time without rest, and the Chinese pa irons do not seem. to suffer from the discords. Besides the cover charge, Chungking's much-berat- [ ed synthetic vodka or gin is on tap at 25,0O0 Chinese dollars the bottle. Hangover comes for free.
 Consequently, most Chinese pa irons drink tea and eat oranges.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14
Kill Six Convicts's IS In Prison Riot @-j

BRUNSWICK, Ga. (R)-Guards shot six negro convicts to death and wounded seven others Friday after officers said they attempted to escape from a prison camp. An inques. was called Saturday.
 The affair had its inception when 40 road gang prisoners re- fused to work.
 Warden w. G. Worthy said 13 obeyed his order to return to work bu. that the other 27 went on a four hour strike. They were taken back to the prison camp and were herded together in the prison yard.
 Worthy said one of the prison CTS, Willie H. Bell, charged and sought to disarm him. The warden said he fired and wounded Bell in the leg. Worthy and county police chief Russell B. Henderson said all of the negroes then started running for a l2-foot barbed wire fence which encircled the camp. Prison guards opened fire with shotguns, moving the fleeing con- victs down.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14
A STRANGE TONGUE IS THE ENGLISH

MIAMI, Fla. R)-The Engl | language, which comes so easy to most Americans, is something el~e again to Rafael, author of this lc,- ter printed by the Miami Herald:
 'I am a Cuban trying to lean the English, and wish someo 2 would straighten your langua ge out. learned that rough was pr)- nounced ruff. So, too, were tou. l and enough. But then cough is not cuff, it is kawf. And dough is not duff, it is doe. And bough is rU5 buff or baWf or boe. It is bow, li:e a gentleman does to a lady!
 "I am attending the Englir school, and the teacher writes the word bead on the blackboard. l remember that I have learne1 about head and bread and dea ! so I say it is bed. She says no, t is beed. I say why, and she says it is the way the English is. So : say what a strange tongue is the English"
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14
Youths Play sa,,
 Flying Disc'' Hoax

TWIN FALLS, Idaho (P)-Four lads with an imagination that runs to flying discs may or may not be laughing up their sleeves after their version of flying saucer had practically the entire local populace, the FBI, army in- telligence officers and police on the run Friday.
 The boys created and planted in local yard an object that looked to them, as we'll as to the army and civilian officers, just like a flying disc should look.
 Their hoax was exposed after assistant police chief L. D. Nc Cracken was tipped off that one of the boys knew something about the disc.
 The creation which took two days to complete, was made from parts of an old photograph, burn ed out radio tubes and other dis carded electrical parts. It had a plexi-glass dome, radio tubes burned wires and glistening gold and silver sides.
 Since the boys are juveniles their names were withheld. They will not be prosecuted, McCracker said.
 The object was discovered early in the morning by a Twin Fall: woman, and it was not until latt evening that the mystery wa. cleared with the boys confession
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14
Nome Not On Good Will Tour

TACOMA (P)-Only few days after completion of Seattle good will tour of Alaska, a group of Is Tacoma civic and business leaders left by plane Sunday morning on a similar journey. Mayor C. Val Fawcett headed the party.
 Their ininerary is: Fairbanks Sunday evening and Monday; An chorage, Tuesday and Wednesday; Ju neau, Thursday; Ketchikan, Friday; and return to Tacoma on Saturday.
 Members of the party are Faw- cett, Ebert H. Baker II, C. w..
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14
Quiet Follows
 Prison Disorders

FIT. LEAvENwORTH, Kas. (P) Quiet prevailed and regular rou- tine was carried on at the U. s. disciplinary barracks today follow ing a disturbance yesterday orig mating among l8 inmates recently brought here from Fitzsimmons general hospital in Denver.
 Mai. Henry C. Triesler, Jr., pub lie information officer, said the military prisons population went to mess as-usual this morning and that regular work lines were sent out.
 An investigation is unde~ wHy. he said. |
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14
SEVERAL SHIPS IN ROADSTEAD

Riding out the storm in the today are the Square Knot, which arrived in the roadstead July 5, and is waiting to complete dis charging freight; an army tanker, and an army barge. The Kotzebue is reported back of Sledge Island awaiting favorable weather.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14
Reds Boycott Paris Say U. $. Will Dom. mate Economy
tBy The Associated Press)

NDJ 4hS <AoooSAAbCd ASoS'
 Weekend developments in both trade and military fields drama tized rift between the east and west over the Paris conference plans for economic cooperation.
 The Soviet Union-having just enlarged her trade relations with Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia-ap- peared concerned today that Scan- dinavian commerce might be tied up with that of other western na- tionS.
 The Moscow Communist news paper Pravda accused the United States of trying to hinder Sweden, Norway and Denmark - among the 16 nations represented in Paris from developing normal rela- tions" with eastern Europe and to dominate their economy.
 On the other hand, Russia made new barter trade moves of her own with two neighbors which 1 followed the Soviet Union in boy cotting the Paris talks.
 ! A new five-year Russian-Czech- oslovak trade pact calls for ar immediate and vast increase in the exchange of goods.
 i Under a Russian-Bulgariar agreement, announced yesterday in Sofia, Bulgaria will send agri cultural products, including large amount of tobacco, to the Soviet Union in exchange fol manufactured goods, cotton ano rubber.
 Political tension was heightened by fighting in northern Greece The Greek government said it: troops were driving back an expe. ditionary force of 1000 men, in cluding parts of an internationa brigade" which had struck across the border from Albania.
 Gen. EnVer Hoxha, Albania's Communist premier, charged 1T 1 Tirana that Albanian-Greek Dor. der incidents "are part of a gen. eral anti-Democratic plan of An glo-American reactionaries whose aim is to bring about new war recommended by Truman's doc l trine."
 In neighboring Yugoslavia Bor- ivoje Pantelich, former em- ployee of U. S. army graves reg, 1stration unit, was convicted of es- pionage and sentenced to be shot. A Budapest source reported au- night that Russian occupation au- thorities in Hungary had ordered the Hungary government to pro- duce immediately 120 railway i trains-enough to carry 10000 in fantry troops-for the. transporta, ton of Russian soldiers from east to west inside Hungary.
 American military government officials in Munich, openly con- cerned over a mass flight of Ger mans from the Russian occupation zone of Germany, into Bavaria drafted a report on the situation for submission to Gen. Lucius D Clay, U. S. theater commander.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14
TIRED OF TRYING

MENLO PARK, Calf. R)-Ad- vertisement by motor sales com pany:
 "Murdercycle, 1914 two-cyli1- der. Please come and buy this b"- fore we get killed trying to riie it."
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14

Benfield, Chauncey Baker, E. D. Click. Fred Haleny, Frank J.. Johnson, Allen H. Link, R. R. Mat tison, J. C. Richards, T. A. Ste venson, T. A. Thronson, Charles Walker, Charles F. Wolf, and Karl J. Maxwell.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14
MRS. TOWNER VISITING PARENTS IN COUNCIL

Mrs. Earl ToWner and two ch:'- dren, Earl and Ruth, flew to Cour- cil Sunday where they will wis t her parents, MT. and Mrs. L.. F.. Ost, for two weeks. MT. Towner was a round trip passenger.
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14

"How did you break your leg?" "I threw a cigarette into a man. hole and stepped on it."
The Nome nugget., 1947-07-14

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Valley settler., 1947-08-28
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tAcrepy work to Llaalan ationts at River
tor md laurel Beach Sanatoria, but which
1-ovidoa as best it can, a similar service
10 ~ationta in i askan hospitals. This
Ger tho assoc ia ion hopes to lind teachers
o. occupation thor py Tor both the Sow
ard End L1ico Island Sanatoria. Consider
inc tho fzct that IS out Of Is OF the pa
clients st Tho 0rthopodic 1oe9ital arc
c.i~~lod because OF bone tuborcul osis, it
also honos TO stretch its limited funds to
provide sore rohabi1 itat ion for its unfor-
tuna &c patients.
Evening star., 1947-01-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-Southeost.

semidet. home; has 5, nice rooms, bath,
terms FLOYD e. DAVIS co. Realtssrs'
$50 B 81. ST.. mr. Capitol and Library,
Q rooms. 2 baths, hardwood floors, full ill
saTasA'i garage suitable ia S for home or reomins
house possession with title; shown 5s s,m ap
VIM. J. DAVIS, 800 st. NV, MA. 355o,
ewes. AL. 1884. rs
sTgTlsk 5sm,dst ;nan%s g s spas down s
per e1I mo-. ,.' including i furniture ACE REAL
TY SERVICE, 12I4 Pa. ave. Sc, Lu. 1910 bs
HHfMiiLicaREsT-grick. Hill det,; 3 lse. bedrms..
maids rm oil hsat; nice let; REarg sqss ~
sERYicE EaRfR ave isI4 F. ave. sc. @ L5 isio
Coral HILLS, by owner, leaving city; i'm;
bedrms. lge. closets, tile bath, lae. ,liy. rm:
sits ffP sa a %sff5n Sslf!n - e
and and screens. throushont: lse. iandseaped
e :ssEs 9as.s e SlS.So6: Fill sss s%
VAcANTmForest VA ssTis.of HEIGHTS. Md. Detached
a-story shinsle, 9 lovely rooms ,-n and bath bath.
hall Oh aeS. n
ateiy. Priced to sell. Terms. For details
1an Sa t cAnoMfRfs PaoPHR4Es iSis
nth ST. NV DI. 1885, -28
FAMILY 7 HoUsEgThis e.year-old semi
detached brick house is we'll located In
new section Of Sc; each apartment ns has
ems are modern and fully equipped. large
recreation room. laundry room and gas
within two blocks; For further details. call
Mr. Clarke. 81. 1880, with BEITzMIL.
CLOSE-IN, S.E-O6ering an exceptionally
attractive brick home 2I n2ieely convsrted ..tssi
income as an investment. One. apartment
available for purchaser. Really unusna,
QUICK: pI. 2sal until 9 pm; . -.
rms. and bath: oil h.-w.h., front porch and
ige. yard. Conv. terms. HENRY Y. VII
FfRsT FnSSHscso scsosMEkciAL sisa M:f zoNE-Hc. row
brick. apt: each nr: -. ? stoves; 3 rergrts :.
bs.antial reduction for cash. MRs ss
pHAEGlssT pSa Is RI os s.E.NVacant Brick. q rms.
and sbth. oil h;,w:h-. bassmsns; M $500 ,ts
Readmond.. I'm. ss5s.. wILLoUGHgTs