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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14
By DEAN HALLIDAY
Distributed by

Central Press ASSOCIATION
Fruit trees are frequently
planted on home grounds, but
why not include a few of the
newer nut trees in your planting
plans? They r decorative and
in addition to their beauty they
will bear edible crops in two or
three years.
All nut trees do best when
planted in good garden soil.
Hickories. ha7e'~"te and pecans
ill do fairly we'll on so-calle
poor soil. hen +, however,
that no varieties of nuts will
make satisfactory growth OR pro
duce we'll on soil that is poorly
drained.
Most varieties of nuts bear bet
ter if several trees Of the same
sort are planted fairly close to
each other. as cross-pollination is
necessary to insure a good crop
of nuts.
European filberts and Ameri-
can hazelnuts can be used to take
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14
New Easter
Outfit Cost
AMere SIS
. Bv SARA YOKLEY

NEW YORK, March Is - U.D
A complete new Easter outfit
from a bonnet to sandals will put
a dent of approximately $75 in
milady's Easter nest egg.
Comparison shopping for clothes
in the medium price range shows
that a woman must fork over the
tidy sum of $3.50 for a suit and all
the trimmings OF $S9 if she pre-
fers a coat and dress ensemble. 1t
she wants the works leather
rather than fabric gloves, a real
leather pocketbook and a pure
silk blouse it will cost an adj
aitional $3.50.
Broken down, an average Easter
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14
Wilmington Does
Attending Meet
In Charlotte

The local officers of the BPO
Does have been invited to attend
TN installation ceremony by the
Charlotte chapter No. 81 to be held
this evening.
Those from Wilmington who will
leave this morning include:
Mrs. Fred Coleman, president:
Mrs. Kurt Boehm, secretary; Mrs.
Sara Allen. conductor; Mrs. A. B
Blake. outer guard; and Mrs. Lis
ton Trulove, assistant conductor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14
Doctors Discovery
FOR FLUSHING
KIDNEYS

. Backache, loss of pep, getting up nights,
and headache are often caused by nothing
more than improper kidney action due to
excess acid in the urine. Kidneys are one
Of Natures ways of removing impurities
from the blood. And when these impurities
back up, trouble may start.
So If you nave these troubles, give your
kldneys and bladder a good flushing out
by taking DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. It
works on the kidneys to flush them out,
increasing the flow of urine to help relieve
enat excess acidity and ease that burning
Wnen you pass water, helps that bladder
irritation that gets you up nights.
Made OF 10 herbs, roots, vegetables, and
Daisams, Swamp-Root is absolutely non.
habit forming. Caution: take as directed
For free trial supply. send to Dept. Q
k1lmer & Co., Inc, Box 1855, Stamford
Conn O-get full-sized bottle of Swamp
koot today at yout drugstore.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14
B l. R T H S

GEORGE THOMAS DAVIS, JR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Davis an
rounce the birth of a son, George
Thomas Davis, Jr., on March 9 at
Marion Sprunt annex. Mrs. Davis
is the former Mary Lib Clark OF
Wilson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14
Dates To Remember

Will n1Il meet n at the hon.. .
Mrs R. S, Phelps. 30 We. o.
s0r drive Glen Arden. c %,,a
group five will enter,a-o
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14
PERSONALS

Mai. Gen. Frederic H. Smith
and Mrs. Smith of Hampton, Va,
and Capt. Roger Williams and
Mrs. Williams of Newport News.
Va. will arrive today to spend
the weekend as the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. Laurence Sprunt at
their home, Orion Plantation,
Brunswick county. General Smith
is former commander of Camp
Davis.
Mrs. Bernard Flynn and two
chile en-, Bernie and Mary, have
retu1 ned to their home on Market
street after a visit to Mrs. Flynn's
mother = in = law, Mrs. Cornelius
Flynn of lion, N. Y. Mrs. Flynn's
husband is stationed at Mitchell
Field, Lon Island.
C. ". Martin, Jr., and daughter,
Mrs. W. G.. Evans, II, have gone
to Whitakers to attend the funeral
of their mother and grandmother,
Ms. G. W. Martin.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14

The Mulligan Letters, writer
between James G. Blaine and
Warren Fisher, from 1864 to
1872, on railroad matters, are
said to have greatly harmed the
candidacy of Blaine for the pres
idency in 1884.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14
TODAY

800 pm. Regular meeting
Of Stamp Defiance chapter
OAR with Misses Lathrop,
213 North Fifth street, Re-
ports from delegates to state
conference in New Bern will
be made.
800 p. m.-The Foster Bible class
of the First Baptist church
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14

The first clipper ship was de
signed in 1843.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14

The now familiar DOT, Di.
choro-Diphenyl = Trichloroethane,
was discovered in 1874 by 9th
mar Zeidler, a Swiss chemical
student. The formula was over
looked until 1889, when the
Swiss government used it to
fight a plague of potato bugs. 1t
war later released to the U. S.
Army Medical Corps, which de-
veloped it as the most effective
weapon against typhus and other
insect-borne plague.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14

rotary, were responsible for the
invitations.
The exhibit was received with
such enthusiasm that it has been
decided to open the school to the
public again on Sunday afternoon
from 3 until $50 o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14

DR.. Paul S. Galtsoff, leading
shellfish biologist of the U S
Fish and Wildlife Service and
internationally known authority
in his field, was once sent to the
West Indies in 1889, by request
of the British government, when
a fatal blight struck sponge beds
there. He was to study the situa-
ton and assist British scientists
in if correction.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-14

The highest federal grade
OF tufke found in CONNER
cIal Quantities is US. Grade A.
This grade OF turkey is well-flesa.
ed so1t.meated. and tender. With
a breast almost free of pin feath-
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AAR VI u Wv p Y
Birth of 7 he
Am. Legion
'AA " p y u y " VI

The American Legion celebrat-
ed the 18th anniversary of its
birth, March 22nd, 1947, Com
mander K. G. S laug h of the
Blackfeet Reservation Post No.
127 announced today.
1.-The American Legion is the
only major American veterans
organization to be founded over
seas by fighting men," Com
mander Slaugh said. 1T was
born at a caucus in Paris, France,
March Is to II, 1919 of more
than 1000 representatives of
divisions and other units of the
first AEF.
1.-The Paris Caucus at which,
the frame work of the American
Legion was drafted and a name
decided upon was followed by a
caucus in the United States in St.
Louis, Mo-, May 8 to 10, 1919 at
which the organization was per
fected.
1.-THE first national convention
! was held at Minneapolis, MINI.
Nov. 10 to IL, 1919 at which the
work of the Paris and St. Louis
Caucuses was ratified, a consti-
tuition approved and the first ma
tional officers elected.
1.-The founders of The Ameri-
can Legion realized that men and
women who served in the armed
forces during time of war had nc
choice as to where they would
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HEALING The WORLDS ILLS

A London specialist reports in
The Lancet an interesting expert
ment with 20 patients suffering
from chronic stomach ulcers. By
the use of daily hypodermic in
iections of distilled water he
cured 10 of the patients in one or
two months. The one exception
recovered rapidly when given
false assurances" that he was
almost healed.
The specialist concludes that
the essential factor is "the pa
tents belief that his treatment
is going to be successful" and
he adds:
Ulcers are not healed by diet
alone, nor by injections, nor by
medicines, but because the man
with the ulcer comes under the
care of physician who is able to
transmit some of his own confid-
ence to the patient.
This is We'll and good-so far
as it goes. Physicians today in
creasingly recognize such trou-
bles as stomach ulcers to be a
reflection Of the jitters and tens
ions of the modern world. Con-
fidence and expectation of good
are sound correctives for these
ills. But confidence in what? In
fallible, variable human being
and methods?
A sick and fearful world needs
above all else a rational, scienti-
fically demonstrable faith in that
ultimate fact set forth by Saint
James:
Every good gift and every
perfect gift is from above, and
cometh down from the Father of
light, with whom is no variable
ness, neither shadow of turning"
Judged by this standard, the
London doctors prescription is
hardly a perfect cure for the
worlds ills.-Christian Science
Monitor.
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in spearheading the drive which linked
the Third Army, of which it was
part, to the Seventh Army.
The Division first went into action
on September 29th, 1914, southeast of
Verdun and by October s it had receiv-
cd its baptism Of fire the hard way. 1t
relieved the 4th armored division near
Yancy and by the end of October it
was battling the Germans north of the
Parroy forest, helping reduce the fort
ress Of Metz.
In March the Division spearheaded
TIE Third Army drive slicing the Saar
Palatinatc and routing the German
defenders. They drove into the heart
of the Reich and held 15-mile front
west of Nuremberg and on We day
had advanced 90 miles north OF Linz.
The Division then was commanded by
! Mai. Gen. Willard S. Paul.
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serve. Accordingly they made all
honorabIy discharged wartime
veterans eligible for membership.
American Legion member
ship has grown from $4,000 at
the time of the Minneapolis con-
vention to new current high of
3, 1926, 556 in 1875 posts.
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Federal Works Agency Approves
Towns Application For Funds

The Federal Works Admins.
tration approved the application
of the Town of Browning for an
appropriation of 81, $50 as a fed.
eral advance for a plan to i'm.
prove local streets, based upon
an estimated cost of the i'm.
provement set at STA, 1888.
Approval was yesterday, &C
cording to a telegram from Sena
tor Murray.
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with its personnel composed mostly Of
Massachusetts National Guard. The
Division went overseas in August,
1914, and it's components then were
the 101st, 104th and 526th infantry
regiments and the 101st, 102nd and
10Sth field artillery batta!ions.
The 26th was rushed to the relief OF
the beleaguered American forces at
Bastogne and it took 4 prominent part
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.>ZOlRzNU
N AAE4D
n GEORGE S. BENSON
HSssilkxs-HssxixS csNtJe
SsSnY ASkaxsas
Trouble in Britain

England has gone down 3or
small count. That of course is no
reason why anybody should be
ready with the old "I-told-you-so."
However, some observations are in
order. Outstanding Englishmen have
been outspoken during the fuel crisis
current in their country. An exam
nation Of the underlying causes Of
the crisis In England ought to make
q good treatise favoring the Amer
lean economic system.
In England or anywhere else in
the world, it is my feeling that little
or nothing along the socialist order
is to be found there that we would
wish to adopt in America. Even
before the coal and power crisis
reached the terrible proportions of
mid-February, the British were be-
ing urged by critics within their own
realm to abandon plans for further
naturalization.
National Suicide?
Mr.. Shinwell, minister of fuel and
power, along with Sir Stafford
Cripps, president Of the Board of
Trade, asked that the country forego
any further reorganization of the
electric power industry. The idea
behind their plea was that British
industry could not afford to be ex-
posed to the uncertainties and haz-
ards that would accompany more
experimentation. It was time for
danger signals to 70 up.
The government, it was stressed,
would have to concentrate on the
task Of preserving the economic life
Of England. Another warning came
from prominent religious leader.
The English people were confronted,
he said, by immense danger in the
planned society becoming 50 COM
mon. II more and more orders had
to be issued "about which the peo-
pie would have to put up with and
obey" it would be the beginning of
national suicide.
Result Of Planning
The British do not lack coal be-
cause they have no plan. Socialism
Is full of plans. The coal mines are
there, too. What socialism forgets,
however, is that private and per-
sonal initiative, meaning hard work
and high production, make up the
factors that insure economic sta
bility. English miners can never dig
coal with paper plans. Men dig and
distribute coal to consumers of fuel
largely because of various incen-
tives.
Not the least of these incentives
Is that men make money in the proc
ess of getting the coal out of the
ground. But nation does not get
rid Of monopoly by making the
monopoly one Of government. The
prime products Of socialism and
communism, with their monopolies
Of government, have been low stand
ards Of living and meager produc-
ton.
Best Statesmanship
Thing to remember is that no anti
trust laws can reach this kind of
monopoly. It takes either revolt
ton or world conflict to sweep out
failures Of monopolistic government,
once they become entrenched by
long habit.
Responsibility falls with increas-
ing weight upon America. These
duties Lie most fully now in the part
we must play Of making our free
and dynamic economy, without faint
Of socialistic experimentation, the
example for the whole world. In
that way can the American people
perform their best craftsmanship.
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made history in both
World Wars.
1t was among the
first to see duty in
France in 1918 and
on January 81, 1871,
it was again called
to Federal service
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Mineral losses

OF mineral losses nitrogen, phos.
phorus, potash, calcium, magne-
SUM and salphur) crops and graz
lug take OFF total of 1872 million
tons year, while erosion and leach.
ing Whisk away rsariy III million
tons a year.
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18TH INFANTRY DIVISION

The 26th Infantry, known as the
Yankee Division was originally COM
posed of National Guard troops from
the New England States and it has
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Farm Orchard

C0k0 OICn4r0
A northeast slope Is the best place
for the farm orchard. II no north
east slope is available near the
home. an artificial slope" can be
made by planting a windbreak on
the south and west Of tho tree fruit
site.
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Evening star., 1947-08-22
HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEW HOME, besutifully furn;; viii share
with 2 adults. Falls Church 2061-M Sat.
and Sun. after pm, weekdays. 30
WooDRIDGE = Completely furn. bunga-
rage, ftily detached. Will lease Sept.
lst for ] year. S125 per mo. Box 96-A,
Star. -22
GUEsTHoUSE. 6 rms. completely furn.
all brand-new furnishings; 26 miles from
center Of city, on large country estate.
Can be used by L, 2, 3 or 4 couples. Call
Marlboro 1858 for rates.
HOME IN CHEVY CHASE for rent-3 bed
rms. and maids rm.; 1925 mo. 400 Will
low lane, WI. 1928 pa
FURNISHED HOUSE, facing park. in Silver
Spring; 2-story; living room, 3 bedrooms,
2 baths; 1 bedroom and bath on FIRST floor,
2 to- IL years. Price. S1S9.75 per mo,
Call Mr.. Domer, sANDoz, INC. DU. 1894.
IMMACULATE, wELL-FURNIsHED, 3-bed-
room home vicinity Falls Church. Beauti-
full lawn. good shade, trees. on an acre.
Close TO Psntagons Navy or Wash, via
BRICK sfst BuNGALow, near Pentagon annex
. bedrms, fireplace, oil furnace, clean
and neat. Call GIL. S773. Avail. for rent
Immediately. "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ko,thwe.t

COLoRED-S1, 800 .DOWN-11th and N
SITS, NV extra-large rms. and bath,
2-story brick. front entrance to basement,
to ea sell wth reasonsbis terms ca
RR TisssaAs zSa me- '3 Ioia MM
coLoREbENSGGAks NEAR GEORGIA AVE. AND
NEWTON PL. N.W.-Large 7-room brick
with inclosed porches, fully insulated,
Rs s % Sm 'ss %h P'fR + ls} RsHs g.
SoIoREp-N.w., BALLS COURT. between I'VE
$500 down; bal. like rent AuERBAcH &
coidRED9ssR.e si eIfl fLA. Al AND S'is Isl ST. NV.
poTcsee and row S.mf brick rms back
I; EVERETT ROBERTSON. LII. 3s1o. Ex.
CoLoRED PRINCETON pL. NV.
Open until 10 pm. Direct from owner.
| or 2 family house, rooms, 2 baths, >
large screen porches, built-;n garage. in
ssfiaE STANDARDIZATION c0aasSR "A a. 14o AND PARK r
bedrooms, j bath: fali bsmt. wit With at iavatory
awnings and screens; excellent condition;
EN1ERPRisE REALTY CO. 1924 Eye It.
Euciid@11 rms. and b BATHS. rs oil IN h..vhs, ft
500 blk. 14th st. n.e-6 rms and bath
a mi, excel cond: Will be vacant about
= days. Coal h.-w.h. Price, S9,250;
2O-rm house. mr.. Oxen Hill. Md: oil
h.-w.h, det.; suitable for school. conva-
ground Priced to sell.
Farm-BeautifVl farm. 5 miles from
trees and flowers 1unsaiS o1ey psee eens raise raas
chickens and hogs; priced to sell
To inspect rt.r., d. 1858. If it's a
Evening star., 1947-08-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nortnwes..

BRIGHTWooD-6-rm house, convenient
to school. stores and transp;; only 81 900
cash down. Call KAY REALTY CO.. oRA.
SHEPHERD PARK-Here is home with
charm in a deliehtful location lust of 10th
contains center-hall entrance liv. rm.
fireplace, Kit. with pantry: full bsmt., oil
substantial cash required For further in
KEY REALTY CO., 81. 3C10 till pm
sttfsetiTe h,toxn hons has bseh @4a.
pIeteiy dfss Inside and oH in
spdnS ted bah heated F1nms M fS
basement. lavatory: gas heat Laundry tub;
osf INSPECT ~ cali E
IRWIN. NA. 1895 or Elmwood GAS. 81
SILVER .sPRING--Red brick; center en-
france. 2-stqryy, Lily: Liy: rm: din Tm,' Kit.
eonston sffEms thro! F R 81 aacP HR tlns anS
s1o,2co i hH sDIs5 F9R THIS cor briektex home in
nn; rms. ~ ? baths Zone on Isl Ar. lge. corner
lot close to good transp,: SCHOOLS etc;
Must Be sssabe 81 e a12s
ZONE Go p PIys iiscoME5S W larss: e.! excellent
n ".
pvt. apis. and 2 renting rms, baths:
poss. of Q apis. with title; large yard and
porci1es, gar, oil h.-w.h.: price. S16 450;
terms, JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS, 515
., Capitol St. Ii. 01S9; ewes, LU. 4109.
YES, WE HAVE NEW HOMES nearing
completion, out New Hampshire ave. way,
also Takoma Park: possession in 80 days:
8 rooms, 1 " baths, u bath on 1st a.; all
brick, some Dutch Colonial; wooded lots;
price, S16,750 to S17,950; gas heat, slate
roof: $500 cash, balance easy. M. B.
WEAVER, WO. 4944, DI $3.50.
home nome in Shepherd Park; has 8 nice rooms,
2 baths. rec. room gas heat large Anehor-
fenced yard: for only $4,000 RUDDEN
g. COIN, INC, EX. 57o5. Open till pm
TAKoMA PARK-only S17.5oo;. S-room
brick Colonial, only 10 yrs. old: Unusually
low priced to insure immediate sale this
week: iiv. rm, with hrepl,. din. rm,. den ;a
Sr study and kit. on 1st mr.; 2-rm. studio
ept, and other nice bedrns. ana tile
bath on end FIR: studio apt. with tuli
hath in bsmt.: garage. oil heat, full attic
QUITO town owner will consider any rea-
sonable Offer excellent terms MT Bart
lett. AT. 27IS. Brown REALTY CoHP-'
BUSsNGAIoWs N RocKCREsT, between
Naval Hospital and Rockville: Ss,75 ana
LIPS lRealtor), wo. 1000 until o Pm"
S51s Conn.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WHITE '. coLoNIAt LON /, IHe HOUSE with bed
excellent residential section Of Bloomfield,
a M o area svsses Wa5n soef
train 2 blocks; exchange for suitable house
in NV. or nearby Md. Write Box 56-z,
BOSTON FOR wAsHINGToN-Ideai for
service personnel. Exchange or sell 3-bed-
rm, Diet. Dutch Colonial, mod. kit. den,
sun parlor, insulated, o.s.h., garage, spa
cious lot. grapes. etc, basement: 1O-min.
ride to Harvard, NJ. !. T. DU. 5722. 26'
RENTAL EXCHANGE, Chicago, 6 rms, un-
furn., for similar in D. c. or vicinity: will
be in D. c., Aug. 1929. Box 363-Y, Star.
FALLS CHURCH, VA. FOR FLORIDA
maids room, 2 fireplaces. oil heat elec
kitchen, lasge fenced lot. Exchange for
for months. beginning Nov. l. FA. 2293.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,hwess.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-We will buy your
value; free appraisals. MITCHELL QUICK.
/ " woGIp o1f1 LIKE LIKE To Buy 81 or bedroom
home in D. c. or suburbs; no agents. Box
pis-Ei We HAVE Ssi MANY TOP CLIENTS for @ the
purchase of attractive homes. When SELL
ing. please call 81. $500, woRTHINGIoN
sE SURE TO GET my all,cash otier for
So You Want RS ssfi sPErDf TP aeflos, List
Sae ep M pres US iash Psfsss SE SPs
2as F7s sEkvcE Il e 1x local sapo proper,
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ns46 fee CASH for FHs 1 Gas ne
sR sRia AD S9x * r tsA re Yin ldss Ss1
ss.n quick e Ps MAX a2 isH %I SeS
cHaRIEs x 81 Sc Fl GUM Ssoq IA. client, v.,,,n,
10 purchase homes in any section Of wash.
and nearby MARYLAND FIR 1905
any condition. -. any a section. nm Mr.. 3. Iiss.
II Il : raoMpr ATTENTION to tn. sal. Of
sS HkEs Sfas Reao essff sos kOTsh sa espso
Ss0 wAST S1s YpR HsE Kss sn9s 0s
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F2sRTY 3a5 e. a Re se lass ycs1 hous.
2blisation. siis Wilson Blvd 81. or
] AN PREPARED to pay cash for a or 8
nearby Nd. 70. J5s0 pm. -27
T. D. BURGESS, southeast's only exclusive
in has any TsDas pfee s ed Over Ss Al n
IN 1879 As q you u Want a. fair 0Ds valu. 'H59 for
1924 Pa. ave. Sc, or cali vi 2soa til 8.
GI WILL EXCHANGE 1946 Pontiac as
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6es oF s2Gd "oFn @ price from
B53F1 PB55qF41}asn fss At + W. $Sss5, With FRANK S:
OVER $4,000, ooo-Yes we sold that much
Our experienced and energetic staff can
Many waiting clients WITH substantial cash.
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N EIfo S5 al Rsssers ssRes Of ST. a0Pss $780,
WsS1kp M "a AsfT Buy S6 s6w sGst Santy of e,
Spring. detached house. AS bedrooms; oc-
cupy October Is. Telephone 81. 1889.
WANTED. HOMES, District or nearby Nd:
prompt attention free appraisals and ad.
yerttsingo Mr., FOSTER or MR.. GLIDDEN,
WANT LARGE HOUSE suitable for room
ing house: Northwest: furn. or unfurn.;
have cash; ~, Boy 294;zs Star; 24'
bedroom house; 1st-f. den and Law. pre-
tered, u but not essential; will pay up to
Wakefield, Forest Hills or Shepherd Park.
Phone Mr.: Evans. Wo. 0290. with SHAN
NON & LUCHs CO., 1908 H st. NV, Ma.
URGENT--To purchase from owner. s.
room brick home, vicinity Glebe. I'd. and
Lee hwy. prefer row house. NEAR Giebe
Theater: will pay reasonable market value;
can pay $4,000 cash. possession In about
80 days. Cali after pm, OK. 1925.
SPOT CASH AT ONCE for houses, white
S%r. coelored' oebnfd' any condition any section.
WANT TO BUY from owner, 3 or 4 bed
room home, in good white neighborhood;
no agents. Box 134-A, Star. - ~ 20
Evening star., 1947-08-22
APARTMENT SITES

APARTMENT HOUSE GROUND in Be-
thesda-Chevy Chase area, almost acres,
75c. per 50. IT. Call j. NOBLE BOAz.
Realtor, 7424 Wisconsin ave. WI. 1900.
Evening star., 1947-08-22
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

COLLEGE PARK-Couple desire Groom
Kit. and bath apartment; on or before Oct
!. Box 273-Y, Star. 22s
REGULAR NAVY OFFICER, permanently
assigned, and wife, ex-Navy nurse lex
pecting October, desire / or 2 bedroom
unfurnished apt. LU. 1850. %"
APT. UNFURNISHED, | or . bedrooms;
vic. Silver Spring or College Park; for re.
sponsible couple. Call RHODES. GE. 1927
- %
mechanical laboratory, by congenial Govt
research consultant and wife; no children,
pets or parties; best references. Box 299-
2, Star 24h