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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-27
VIOLENT DEATHS
TAKE 9 IN STATE
Traffic Accidents, Fires
Lead List OF Weekend
Fatalities
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fires and traffic accidents took
the lives of at least nine persons
in North Carolina over the week.
end.
Two Negro women-Sarah Boyd,
Al, and Stella Hamlet, 42-were
Killed Saturday when a truck bear.
lhg II Negroes overturned and
caught fire near Fayetteville. The
victims we've from Kingstree. S. c.
Charles W. Beasley, II, of Dunn
dled Saturday of injuries suffered
In a traffic accident earlier in the
week near Five Points on the
Angler-Raleigh highway.
John Arndt. 23-year-old farmer
rom near Newton, was killed Sat
ufoay when his automobile over
turned on the Charlotte-Newton
highway.
Burns suffered when an oil
heater exploded proved fatal Sat.
uiday TO Mrs. Myrtle Cooper Nor.
fs Of G~astonia.
FIRE also took the life of Miss
annie Price of the White Hill
community in Cabar~us county.
Sne died Sunday after being
eIl'lcally burned in a kerosene ex.
ploSion in the basement of her
home.
walter A. Walden of Jackson
ssfk was killed Saturday night
hneh ne was struck by a car as
ae was crossing a road to the fill.
"g station which he operated.
a. Calvin Hendrix, So, of Bel
mont, was struck by a car ane
ellled late Sunday on the Charlotte
SaStonia highway.
"onn Wesley Spainhower, %. O
Hsafat, was killed instantly Satur
uay when he fell from a movins
TUCK near Mt Airy
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-27
Jap Defense
Seeking End
To War Trial
Attorneys For TOTO And Is
Former Leaders Cues
ton Authority
POORLY ADVISED
Motions Contend General
Macarthur Did Not Have
Power To Act

TOKYO. Monday, Jan. 27.-(P-
Defense motions were filed today
asking dismissal of war crimes
charges against Hideki TOTO and 25
other former leaders of Japan.
They questioned General MacAr-
thurs authority to create the inter-
national tribunal which is conduct
ing the trial.
The defense motions also contend
ed that the prosecution had failed
to prove existence of a conspiracy
among the defendants to violate
international law and treaties;
That the attack on Pearl Harbor
was not pertinent to the trial be-
cause prosecution testimony show
ed the United States had intercept
ted the messages of Japanese dip
lomats, thus received adequate
warning" and had placed affairs
with Japan Gin the hands of the
army and Navy" before a shot was
fired;
That the defendants - differing
from those at the Nuremberg Nazi
trial had not seized power but
were bona fide members of II gov
eminent cabinets from 1928 and
acted only as duly-appointed Off
Gals carrying out their duties; and
/. That admission of hearsay evil
dence and affidavits prejudiced the
rights of the defendants to a fair
trial under international law and
under the laws of all the countries
participating.
In challenging the validity of
MacArthur's creation of the IL
member tribunal. the defense sub
mitted written arguments to the
effect that the United States con-
stitution reserved to congress the
right to enter into international
agreements and that no such auth
GRITTY had ever been delegated to
Macarthur by the congress or by
the legislative bodies of any of the
other participating nations.
While stating that this war not
a personal attack upon Macarthur,
the motion said his appointment OF
the judges and prosecutors was
"a naked and eXtra-legal exercise
Of executive authority, and that he
had, no right to create information
al law by issuing to the tribunal a
charter which attempted to define
Continued on Page 2; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-27
Shortage Of
Housing End
Seen In Al
In d stry Representatives
Predict Substantial I'm
provement In U. S.
BUYERS MARKET
Increase In Rent Ceilings
Predicted In New
Legislation

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26. -(P)-
Forecasts that the housing shortage
n;ll be substantially eased or
ended altogether in 1947 came to-
dav from two industry representa-
ives while a third predicted a buy
ers' market in real estate.
IF the government lets us build.
the housing shortage will be over
Nv the end of 1947 and home prices
,.il, soften simultaneously" said
Herbert u. Nelson, executive vice
president of the National Associa-
tion of real estate boards.
The buyers market" prediction
came from W. Wadsworth Wood,
nresident of the Home Builders
Research institute and publisher of
the Small Homes annual, in an
other interview.
.DThe peak in prices Of old houses
has been reached and passed.
Wood said. 1.-THE classified columns
,re twice as long as they were six
months ago, and Torrent listings
are beginning to appear in most
cities"
The National Association OF
Home Builders, announcing that
nrivate builders hope to erect L.
oM,0OO houses this year, declared
that good news is in store for
families seeking homes"
"Tbis volume of building includes
rental housing and should be
enough to permit substantial cas-
ing Of the acute housing shortage
in most areas of the country" said
Joseph Meyerhoff, president of the
association, in a statement.
Meyerhoff predicted the "up-
ward spiraling of prices has near
" reached its peak" on new home
construction and expressed hope
that a gradual lowering of prices on
new dwellings will begin to show
up this year.
Wood shared this view. but Mel
son said he could not forecast any
lowering of new-home costs be-
cause the building trades unions
Continued on Page 2; Col. p
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-27
And SO To Bed
Add March Of Pennies:

Add March Of Pennies:
Last night Louis Burney nj
1904 Orange street called us to
report that although he does
not have a United States penny
minted prior to 1902 he can top
any coin listed here to date.
The son of Judge John j.
Burney, Louis has a has Brit
ish penny. That for the time be-
ing should oe some kind Of a
record.
Among his American coins,
Louis says that he has an 1911
half a dollar.
And still And So To Bed must
confess we have not penny one.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-27
The Weather

FORECAST:
North Carolina and South Carolina;
Mostly fair and continued mild Monday.
eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
7:sO p. m. yesterday.
Temperatures
1870 a. m. So 1880 a. m. 50; 1880 p. m.
So: 7:3O p. m. go.
Maximum 49,; Minimum 81; Mean 81;
46.
Humidity
1880 a. m. So: 7:30 a. m. 90; 1870 p. m.
50; 1870 p. IN. 81.
Precipitation
for "a hourse ending 1880 p. NJ
o inches.
Total since the first of the month -
3.12 inches.
Tides For Today
from the Tide Tables published by U.
S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
High Low
Wilmington - 1851 am. 1852 am.
1:l9 pm. 1922 pm.
Inlet o:5O am. 4:45 am,
11:15 pm. 5:17 pm.
Sunrise 7:13; Sunset 5:37; Moonrise
10:27a; Moonset 0:50p.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-27
Nxoudy
ms
.
~ /ase commission and no
Gee commission and not
chiefs of the departments.

\1NS AOIllll11oS1O1 01ia l4Ot
e chiefs of the departments.
ampbell sought the advisory
opinion following a controversy
arising after the arrest of two form
er police officers on charges OF
breaking and entering local estab.
lishments. City Manager Benson
expressed the opinion that the de-
cision on VINO was eligible for ap-
pointment rested with the com
mission while the latter group held
that the chief of police had the
right to reject all names certified
by the board.
CampbelI's request for the opinion
came after the New Hanover coun-
ty grand jury recommended that Il
ruling on the matter be obtained
from the Attorney-General.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-27
Grace Moore AID Prince
OF Sweden ListeI Among
Forty Six Air Fatalities
Dutch Airliner Crashes
At Copenhagen Airport
Fate Of II To II Aboard Overdue Plane In
China Still Unknown; Eight Persons
Killed In i. S.
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Air travel tragedies throughout the world the weekend took
tho lives of 46 persons. including Swedens PTincd Gustaf Adolf and
the American soprano Grace Moore.
The fate of from II to 81 other persons w unknown a Chinese
Natlona ENauon corporatlOn plane. on a flight from Canton to Chung
Evening star., 1947-02-18
BIZ THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
8
ApARTMENTS WANTEp Cont. !

APARTMENTS WANTED tcont.,.
VETERAN AND WIFE, both employed,
desperately need 1-bedrm apt; pref. un-
furn., NV. section. Box 323-L, Star. 20'
BACHELoR-Two disabled veterans per-
a looms, fitehenette Iaegft "a and bath. Cali Mr..
CLARK, HO. 1900, between and pm.
DON'T CALL ME unless you are looking
for permanent tenants. just moved mere
-Four years Army post life leaves US desir-
GUS Of renting Eice suburban bungalow or
APT. SO expected family addition can arTlce
0935. Ext. 100.
NAVAL OFFICER. AND WIFE desire l or
2 bedroom apt. furnished. preferably NV.
MoTioN NJ GSs9 PICTURE Pifs tH ENGINEER desires 2
or 3 unfurnished large rooms in exclusive
NV; section; no children en- no pets permaa. IN
Psa Ex MAN ana Re desTe FUR
nished apt: quiet, no drinking. no children
or pets; NV, section preferred: references;
sxeeliengt. ag. care Of furniture Ho 30. Slo4'
TWO SISTERS. perm. Govt. employees, de-
sire 1-bedroom furnished apt. pref NV;
Ext. Sis. between $50 am. and 5 pm. 20.
NAVY CHIEF, wife and son g moS.) ur-
gently need I or z room unfurnished ,1 Or
sTRUBR Af ass sP after Dm
USFURNISHED living quarters Tor navy
man, wife and child; have stove @ and ID: re-
CHRISTIAN couple, vet, perm, need small
apt with kitchen: no smoking or drinking.
MR.. SWAN, TR. 5000. Ext. 206, before D.
GOOD TENANTS-Young couple with small
dog urgently need 1-bedroom housekeeplng
apartment, furnished or unfurnished; rent
al S6O-S70 MONTH prefer Arlington or Al
exandria. Box 31S-L, Star, or phone RE
YcUNG YSTys N NAKcHIITEcT Infect and wife desire fur
nished or unfurnished apartment, any
size. Box 66-L. Star. ~
G. w. U. STUi3 Mt, veteran and reg. nurse,
wife-to-be, need 1-bedrm. apt, furn. or
unfurn.; now or March 1st; S55-$65.
UNFURN. BROOM BASEMENT apt. or
large room for light housekeeping;
colored man and wife and boys, Box
324-a; Star rprpp.p a n,ta o,,rlared Nv
desperately in need of Groom apt. unfur-
nished. Call CO. 5610. "a
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HousEs For sALE-Northwest.

HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest.
COLORED - GROOM BRICK = 1921 Cos
lunbia st; nv NO. '217 or RIA. s563.
CoLoRED-1a4s FLA. AVE. N.w.---semi-
mediate possession: $3.50. Mr. v. Thomas,
pEi 1l6o, No, 1909, with THOMAS ".
CoLoRED-1e9 p ST. NV, near schools
basement. h.-w.hs. large back yard, excel
q! M f. rHoAS a}Sa xesla.ys qs s4si sun sa'
CoLoRED. BEAUTIFUL HoME-a5oo blk
lIth st nv. l block to earflneIh5 I'M ~ snt rooms
5ssubsd s4 insect 0Eif ss 81 sess
GoLoREpNfsth { asDse isi ST. NV, 5000 block
sssEz SatSs ane Rssfmser insf porches
metal gar. In rear; large front and rear
yards 1et I4S & desp gT5ssd for ,%aa GoRp
coL6RREpHsfEciAL for limited time
only: $500 down. balance terms, vacant;
Rsle'fa PesF foti row B. sF' si'SE NC.
house; ami. From OWNER. Box 22o.-L' 22o.L'
ecsooLoREp OVERLOOKING Soldiers
down. MIR. BRENNER. DE. 116O. ia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DOCTORS. nr,
Rock Greek Park, 1882 22nd st. n.w-s
ONCE and residence Price. $4,000. Cali
Mr.. watkins, MURRAY CO, MA. 7266:-23
COLORED-142 BRYANT ST.. N.W.-6
rms, i bath. Colonial porch full basemt; !;
priced to sell: Sill. .750; $1,000 down, bal.
like rent. Call Mr.. Watkins, MURRAY
C0IoREDEii1s eend ST. N.W.@1st
commercial; g. rms. and bath; price,
S12.5O0; $1,000 down, bal. monthly
MURRAY CO., Ma. 1865. pa
Investment; home plus income; 6-rm
brick, furnished; $4,000 down. DE. 1851
after pm 90
Evening star., 1947-02-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--S2,0 900 down; del
tached 2-story corner frame; rms. and
ci tached garage; gal large lot; priced to sell at
fa5So? % SM Sa u cAEoRRs r. PKoPERTEs hH
las@ NR III id,h AND II M EMERsoS r S'S
h,-w.h.; very good condition; owner can
CAN RA. 6593 ewes. PECK CO.. co. 1898,
Mr.. ROCK CREEK PARK and Zoo, Mt.
PIeasant-substantia built brick home:
hardwood firs.. lge- kit . stoves, refrg::
e Seat iee % basement % with Street Otas entraneei @
CO. CO. 81 sfSi, 'oI or ewes, e call A6 5sS7
ID5EcATUR D ST. Mr.. th-substantially
built brick home. me- 8 rms: e., incl; rear M
Pm and ioHeiy KITE ample Closets, oil heat. bsmt
aiS sSis at Eas co s1sh fsa
CaEyY sR cAA2sT AR2 Re2 e M Gsse Conn
n.w.--Modern semidetaehed brick home in
excellent conaitien; center hall larse &C.; liv,
lns rm. der DEN and and attractive i Kitchen: large large
bedrooms. : baths, furnished ATTIC, recrea-
earpets Gn lHo and % draperies @ Included Deal direei
silver SIN SsnsiP SPRING. eos Sligo ave.-Larg,
EInPg -; PEsgeo e.; sen 81 ss94 I.95 10 .. =, d
semidetached brick home Of rooms. double
matte heat Convenient to Sheridan The.
sfsF saS ihoDPas neey sfef ca
SILVER sPRING-colonial brick, center
Re ha SIDE sopeh fah bnn al hea
sssser. ssssa.' GShfr rDs vi esSs co s. @ ss44
Evening star., 1947-02-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

MANAGER OF MUTUAL Life ms. Co. Of
in NV. or nearby suburbs. Call MR.. RICE
Navy IA 2'o9 COMMANDER desires s-bedroom
pital,. Bethesda; up to, S110 per month;
will sign lease; Rockville 1872. -lS
MAGAzlNE h MRiIER Hi urgent1y neeoS SeIma OF
nently in Washington. Call Sligo 6Se7.
WILL RENT YOUR 3-BEDRM. house with
garage on long-term lease starting July;
prefer Bethesda, Chevy Chase area: will
giye pres landlord as ref Oh 531S L., 1he dis
sse or 5ad 6sdFn a6 fHhfl
AIRLINE MAN, permanently assigned;
Il3 VI. son want rent. or 3-bedrm unfurn turn;
ff9ne0T5 PHONE Ex. G 1850. Ext. =. am te 5
RaVr or LMTEsNr MESf BRz 1sao coMMHNpER Ssal Wife
house house. IN District: Nd. or Va. call NJ MRS
TRANSFER TkANsFEkRTNG Mt 'F1om From Anchorage, Alas
Preferably furnished; perma9ent employe 2!o
Pf Please ciD Dbone Glebe osSo
ENGINEER AND FAMILY. perm Ina-oads residents 1ts
9rsfnty bolye neea ca WS ME- Or s5 5ee
CLAIM ADJGsTER. wife. s-year-old girl
no pets; 3-bedrm. unfurn. house; desirable
ROY HAYS. STANDARD Assidsnt As snto 1ns. g9 GO:
a5 aa SE S$Tsn7 nssS Y5s Bassns
willing TO share house or apt. Call &. OK
1ia5 kfG MRs ARMY P49aGT cotFiE child expecting es
@ saxe 2bsdT@ s n e9Esl e9E larger house or !. .Dt
e5ffe coufLE, fs no pe chiden to rent or buy
ST yisnity P.ffeTEed Boy lg4L ftfr aIa nd
bath apt. or house: 3 adults, perm. Govt
empi.: refs; willing to manage, supervise
and care Of PROP DI. 22oo' Ext. 4l2; ;os. stter
By All AIR FORCE ioFFIcER-House or apt
pref. unfurn. and outside D. c.; no chill
&Bzh aisR 80 RE- Rs'S So b2 lsr' sSs RsE'sf Ii
COMMANDER, Y. s. n. wants year lease
sa me- 3F fsa5Sy Ksiesnes sa oD ren ia5
viii vi L0r Pay | years rent in advance for
Brightwood preferred; up to 500 pei, mo.
Army CAPT, WIFE, ? small children
STNGFR SnS9ER ts sEWSG wiz mo MAcH1NE CO. needs
sonneI; lease guaranteed. Phone GE 500
WANTED TO RENT by scientist, 2 or 3
bedroom unfurnished house. vicinity Be
tneSQa OF fNOChFllie Ndi O1I' -'Duv'
@ SAFES LES ENGINEER. executive, wife and
two children, desire or 8 room detached
house with yard. 3 or bedrooms, un-
furnished, preferably in the NV. section
or suburban area: approximately $3.50 per
month. Call Executive 1927 from to
ATToRNEY ATTSTToRNEY AND WIFE need modern
house; years lease or May 15-oct. Is;
mile M init Ga sso B9o@ mo- poos Box 9alr s4iI star
WILL PAY ABOUT 500 MO. mos in
advance, for or 3 bedrm. unfurn house;
pref. NV. or NV. suburbs. OR. 1854. -23
WANTED, 10 or II room house in good
NV. section, preferably near Dupont Circle
for a nonprofit organization. PAUL
SlONE, -Olt. 2244; after pm'' call M Mrs
NoRwEGIAN OFFICIAL of international
organization requires furnished or unfur.
niShcd house within District or adjacent
areas; 5 to s rooms: immediate occupancy
Phone DE 6565, Ext. 20, between ana D.
EvICTED-veteran's family now sepa-
rated urgently need furnished or unfur-
nished house or apartment: no chiidren.
URGENTLY REQUIRED-Unfurnis q
bedroom, Arlington or NV. washington;
preferably near elementary school, trans
portation. GIL 2034 after 2. m. 20
Evening star., 1947-02-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. Cont J

BROoKLAND. mr.. the Catholic Univ
dsay hG sa Hsse snd s. out RI
s ssdrms @ and md bath: M sttie aux refePGR ef RM. heas
Ra s5a saM Elsfd fes GO QUICK sale Gan
G ST. N.E-Good locality, nne house; 10
rm, 3-bath brick; gas heeat. 3 kitchens.
usF fetsrs s1sbo stEyss ArTsrged tiu 1 apis
PAUL J. MILLER. DU. a422. ~ ''--''
Fsssi Sern brick. eGA; n's, sisis sss5Cs' $4,000
wIckaasaaMs ss azssf n Asc fa9GG REsE4Y ycTSa Z Bg
EN-. 45os. EN- o7ss.O O@' si'' ST. h'~'
goLoRED-NEAR 18th . EYE SITS. Ne
s't sooo Seth down coal saasss ns 5000
#'R W. pAsks si ~ ~ S. b56spPr5f
sfsSs esta eempiessiy s1d sss fsrnIssed
$1,000 down, balance easy monthly pay
coE5kED&sIeoo & M 1SS bowSosottSS g. 1tSs and gl ne8l
slssory ains yd sTiek large nos and baths
ments like rent. CAN till 8 p.m' mn weeS- eek
PROPERTIES 5s32 1919 18th st. NV. pT
CoLoRED-oPEN 1s TO DARK. 1913 18th
So. n.e.-Immediate possession; large
2-story brick; full basement, 2 gas stoves
n; a. h, coal; Al condition; very reason
able terms. See salesman on premises or
call TIL pm. weekdays, Sun. II to s.
VIM. cAL0M1RIS PROPERTIES, 1912 18th
CoLORED-Go SEE 1T ToDAY-pon't
delay. Beautiful corner house. about 20
years old; rooms and Ia baths, built-in
garage, with every modern Improvement.
Colonial front porch: house in excellent
condition from cellar to roof: owner oc-
supied s. To Inspect, phone Di. 70S3. II
CoLoRED@1sos 81. NE-vervy csn-
yeniently located 6-rm. brick home oil
neat arranged for families; In excellent
condition.; very large rooms; possession in
60 days: $4,000. on terms. KAY REALTY
0LoRED-VACANT. 1928 Morse st. ne
rms. bath. h.-w.h., porches,
with = lge. brick garages on rear OF lot
SfcH9E1s s3f1Is shSEn %SFsRy 9y agPSNintmsPt N terms
NV, RE: $3.50: ewes, CO $3.50.
CoLORED-709 10th ST. N.E-6 rms,
bath and cellar; ST, 900 cash. balance like
rent Owner or your agt. Will exchange
"a -IO1O. 80
Evening star., 1947-02-18
Aprs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS or apart
ment, pref Md; empl. couple. MRS.
STEELE, WO. 9S41. 9-5: NO. 9050, 6-l0.
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYE desires apart
ment near transportation to Plant Industry
Station, Beltsville; wife, no children or
pets permanent; three to six months rent
advanced. Call WA. 1863. 20+
WANTED-A furnished apt. in Alexandra
or Arlington, Va. bedroom, kitchen and
bath: with pvt. entrance; ref. furnished 1--WE
do not drink my wife and baby are living
TWo passs sSSthsT eli 5SS5 desire
nished apartment; Mt. Rainier or Bladens-
burg vicinity; will pay UP to $40. MISS
Fl FMINC;. FIX 1900 Ext 20S3 10
Evening star., 1947-02-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthws,t.

9th AND G SITS. s.W.-9-room brick and
gsSIoLo REALTY co. ME. Is7I. is.
s.w.-2-story Colonial-porch brick, semi
det; rms, tiled bath, rec. rm.: storm
sash. screens, refrigerator and stove incIu.:
poss. with title. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
SRxk es0f ssh AND rs Favseant. sss It, semidet S o'
large rooms, bath: h.-w.h.; some furni-
ture: 30 800. A. NJ ROTH, Ma. 1885. 20
POSSESSION WITH TITLE-Beautifully
furn. brick. semidet. 8 rms, 2 baths,
mod. kit; paruuet floors, metal Venetian
blinds. screened porch, oil heat, large
lot house in excellent condition. Call
YVoNNE z. MARTIN. Broker, Du. l647,
NEAR 1sth AND VIRGINIA AvE-This
home. convenient to Govt. depts.. has 8
nice rooms, baths arranged as apts.;
apt rented, SIPS: other apt vacant;
FoR + RAsi1i sAik II BY dSRNSfE od@SRNERMEnslish bsHt.
house, downtown: arranged in. 2 apts.i
upstairs. 5 rms. and baths furn. and
rented good rental: owner will give i'm
mediate possession to downstairs, apt.
with pvt. bath; oil h.-w.h.; centrally l5-
Gated: home priced right to responsibls
buyer: no agents. Telephone ME. 2434
for appointment. 20
(Cunttnued on Next Ps9e.l
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL SELL OR TRADE for washington
marketable real estate my home @ IN Gin, ;r,,
style brick, 4 bedrooms, gas heat; con-
venient location, Write Mr., SCOTT. 164O
PfTTSBURGH- WASHINGTON = Owner of
new Pittsburgh home will trade with own
er Of eemparabe IVA Washington h area pF9p-
WASHINGTON FOR PRoyIDENCE-Wil
exchange on rental basis. Groom modern
house, near school fo: similar in Providence
or Vicinity Call Gil. 7446. -l9
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN HoUsE-Attractiyely fur
nished. living room, wood burning fire
4 bedrooms, two and one-half tiled baths,
gas furnace; couple or adult family only:
no pets; rent $3.50 per month: years
Will GIVE HOME to mother and child or
settled, refined couple without children,
In exchange for woman'S services with
small child Call after L OW 5317 =19
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

1-BEDRM APT with dinette. Columbia
rd-Conn. ave section, for 2-bedrm. apt,
Va. or Nd NO 4037 80
IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE-Spacio cious l.
I'm. kit. and bath apt: rent, S36; NV. apt.
house; exchange for L or bedrm. apt,
HAVE WELL-FURN. one-bedrm. apt in
Vest Philadelphia, exchange similar OF
Boy 347-I, Star l9s
Evening star., 1947-02-18

the time to sell your
highest price possible.
etails for you; relieve
Is by listing with us.
r your property now.
g, 341S 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-18

3272 P st. NV. 20s
SIMON q FRANK co. offer these superior
values. which have been selected because of
their desirabil!ty and fair price.
l. English brick with 1st-hoor bath
and breakfast nook, 3 large bedrooms
most desirable Brentwood location,
2. 1901 N H. ave-, detached Colonial
with 4 bedrooms, v baths; an outstand-
ing value with excellent financing.
8. Beautiful bungalow, vacant. in Land
over Hills area; located on a super lot.
4 Detached Colonial in Bethesda with
new features every one wants. lifetime
home Of real distinction.
s.. For .yeteransl Detached homes Of
quality without compromise. Must be
making $40 per week to qualify.
For these and other homes in all loca-
tons call SIMON ~ q FRANK CO.. 1913
OLORED-COMMERCI = s-rm., in
come S12o per mo. 124S 8th st. NV, NO
|COLORED-NR. 18th AND 8 N.W.-3-sty
brick. oil h-w.h; has complete apts.;
live in one and rent from the other two
will make your payments. BEACON REAL
ESTATE CO., Ma. 3082; ewes. Elk. 1897.
CoLoRED-NEAR eend and @ SITS. NV.
Two attractive row brick, rooms and
bath. ea. can be remodeled for residential
purposes: near G. y; Univ; price, s20;-
Q0e. FLOYD e. DAVIS CO.. Realtors. Ma
Evening star., 1947-02-18

parquet floors; completely redecorated full
8Rsn DETAchn6 Il 5 GESHF REek e6 e6nsEE s3as west
Conn ave. on Nebraska ave.--6 years old
in new house condition. lst floor, living
rm. with fireplace, paneled den , with powder
Kitchen, M oVs5r Screened porch of living rm' End
hall. finished attic: Basement has com
place, full bath, cold storage rm. with deep
freeze unit, Laundry rm' ca3t bobby rm, can
with anchor fence; this was custom built
and has best quality material throughout:
as well as many usual features. that lend
this lovely home. For appt to inspect call
Mr.. Reavis, Or 1921 or MA. $500. C. H.
HILLEGE1sT co, Realtors, 92s 18th, St.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--Conv. to Conn, ave,
most attractive 6-rm. brick semidet. home;
liv. rm. with fireplace; din. rm with pic
8 lovely bedrms., 2 beautiful tile baths;
lge. closets: rec; rm.; gas. a.-c. heat: at
property in excel. cond.: MRS. sPAULDTEG.
NEAR MHi pi0Yl i4th AND DEcATuR-Vacans;
Ssh home % as rae Been Tes receny
and in immaculate condition throughout:
oil hot-water heat; convenient to shop
ping, DcSt
value on todayS market must be seen to
be appreciated. Call Mr.. Widmyer, Ia.
3405, with BEITzELL, DI. 300.
SILVER SPRING-Attractiv large frame
house on corner. three 75-foot lots by 200
foot depth; L. rooms. 2 baths extra lava
tory on first floor: wonderful future pos
siBility; no imitation price. THoS. E.
JARREkL BEL CO. Realtors 7Ii IRs5 10Th ST. NV
North WooDRIDGE, MD, just ! block
from the District line-This charming red
brick home has liv. rm. with fireplace. din.
rm., fully equip. kit, sun .parlor or den:
8 bedrms and bath up; full bsmt. with
lavatory and extras; oil a.-c;h.; in immac-
ulate cond throughout. Takes but one
real buyer to say yes at the price they az are
asking Please call WORTH1NGTON REAL
TY, exclusive agents, S427 Ga. ave, 81.
300. 9 am. to pm. If no answer, call
SILVER SPRING; 1st days offerfng-This
attractive English brick 2-story Williams
burg Colonial; : rooms, Ia baths, athspa bsmti,
conv. location. For further details, call
WoRTHINGToN REALTY, exclusive agents,
If no answer. call sH. 1913 -19
VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE-Town house
in excellent condition; II rooms. 2 baths,
garage; terms. Call OWNER, Du. 7SO9.
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