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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12
DISCRIMINATION

Immediately the qquestion of
racial discrimination arose.. In
terested students asked DR.. New
burn whether any set regulations
existed in reference to such situa-
tions. The University does not adj
nit any rules directly pertaining
to minority groups. There is a
provision that the administration
staff may provide housing for any
student with the best interests of
the schol and the state the pri-
mary concern. Individual wishes
are subordinated to the overall
policy.
Thus we are safe to assume
that Mrs. Turnipseed placed the
Negro student in a housing unit
where 1t was hoped there would
be the least resistance from the
majority group - the white resi-
dents. The blame for that decision
does not rightly belong with Mrs.
Turnipseed; the problem should.
however. have been handled with
more tact.
The blame lies in the white
woman who would object to livi-
ing with a colored student. 1t
lies with their parents who
threatened to withdraw tn e
woman from school. And in turn
their attitudes are caused by lack
of education, inability to under
stand clearly the issues involved.
and their own environment.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12

OREGON U DAILY EDITORIAL
DEFENDS DORMITORY DIRECTOR
Eugene, oregon
January 2s. 1s47

Chairman,
Race Relations Commission
of the Council of Churches
We thought you would be in
terested in the enclosed material
concerning race relations on the
University of Oregon campus.
which we believe is self-explana-
tory. The matter was brought to
the attention Of the One-World
Club by the incident of the Negro
girl and the white girl who de-
sired to room together in one of
the dorms.
The editorial which follows
appeared in the EMERALD. the
University of Oregon daily, and
is being discussed by various
campus groups. We hope that in
this way a better understanding
will be had by all concerned, as
well as a fairer administration
without prejudice.
Very truly yours,
One-World Club
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12
Fair Practices Urged

STATEHOUSE, Salem, Ore.
Mar. Especially RABBI Henry
]. Berkowitz of Portland, and a
member of the Oregon Committee
For A Fair Employment Prac-
tice Act, told the house state and
federal affairs committee here
Tuesday that the legislature
should pass a fair employment
practices act applying to the state
and its subdivisions because of
the ideal of human decency in
volved."
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12

Assistant Director of the Central
YWCA; Mrs. Henrietta Marshall,
artist and civic worker; Doris
Reynolds, child welfare worker;
Samuel J. Whitney, Vanport, po-
litical and civic worker; Miss Jua-
nita Johnson, organizational
worker; George Thomas, Race Re-
lations Director, and president of
NAACP; Miss Geneva Turner, So
cial worker; Kenneth F. Smith,
wartime USO worker, and Oliver
q. Smith, secretary of the Pro-
gressive Democratic Club, and a
candidate for state representative
in 1916.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12

Z, from IL noon to $3.50 D. m. by
the Past Matrons Council of Mt.
Hood Chapter No. Is, OES, in the
banquet hall of the Masonic
Temple, lie N. Russell.
The council women are happy
to report that the dinner was a
wonderful success. This was the
councils initial bow in public
Many persons called after closing
hours; everything was sold out.
The council is grateful to the
public for its cooperation.
Mrs. Emma Nelson is president
Mrs. Bessie P. Jones, reporter.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12
Talent Slated for Mar. II

Bringing an array of famed
musical talent, Norman Granz'
Jazz at the Philharmonic will be
presented one night, Thursday
March 81, in the public audit
orium. The attraction is under
local management og Pop" Nc
Elroy.
Featured on the show are Buddy
Rich, top drummer and dancer;
Willie Smith. alto sax; Helen
Humes, vocalist; Trummy Young,
winner of 1916 Gold New Star
Esquire award on trombone; Ken
meth Kersey, piano, known as one
of the worlds fastest piano play
ers; Benny Fonville, bass player;
Buck" Clayton, called by John
ny Hammond, music critic, the
best trumpet player of the day.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12

set of records is another clever
method of spreading the gospel"
of good Race Relations. You
ought to send for yours immedi-
ately. Congratulations to the Ur-
ban League. The editors of North
west Enterprise wish you the best
of luck in this venture.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12
WYATT w. WILLIAMS, Broker
FOR SALE

rWO-FAMILY DUPLEX. Home
with income; part furnished;
clean; quiet neighborhood;
fireplace downstairs; shown
by appointment; full price =
$4,000, with $4,000 down. See
Mrs. Ruth Flowers, 1906 N. e.
Victoria Ave. AT. 6571, Port
land, Ore. TR. $3.50.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12

Mr.. Doomas Harris, Jr., left
last Monday for Willard, Texas,
to attend his father. critically Ill.
1t is regretable that Mr.. Harris
arrived after his father passed.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12
FOR RENT

FRONT bedroom (upstairs) with
2 beds, kitchen privileges. 81
a week. Prefer employed couple
Cor respectable railroad mem /.
Call evenings. 2733 N. Albina.
Mrs. ]. Nichols.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12

s'sss'sss's -
A centenarian cover 100 years
old) Father" Harris, head of a
large family, devoted wife, eight
daughters, five sons and a number
of grandchildren. He was a loyal,
devout Christian. His native home
was Clinton, N. G.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12
SICK LIST

SICK LIST $500. ......... ........... ..........
Mr.. Eugene Carr is home from
the Good Samaritan hospital;
his condition is greatly improved.
Miss Eunice Mott is convalesc-
ing at her home following a week
at Good Samaritan. Mrs. Lenora
Myers remains on the sick list at
her home. Mrs. Rachel Green is
renorted ILL.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12

the effectiveness of it. (Amend-
ment found elsewhere in this
column.)
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12

A delicious fried chicken din
ner was.-... served Friday, March
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-03-12
FLASH!

Watch for important an
nouncement. Stay off date
April z, Easter Monday st.
PhilipEpiscopalChurch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-02

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Evening star., 1947-10-12
Small-Ganle
Hunter

A soup spoon and milk pail
are all W. H. D. Hornaday takes
on safari. His quarry: ants
VoU'vE no doubt heard of big game hunting in
l. Africa, but did you ever hear of small-game
hunting in California? w. H. D. Hornaday's unique
business is hunting for ants, and he finds it quite
profitable.
Once professional lecturer, Hornaday turned
ant hunter seven years ago after watching the
astonishing ants near his home in the Coachella
Valley Calf He thought others might like to
watch, too, so he put them in transparent houses
castles or villages The cash customers were geeful
and plentiful.
There's an art to hunting Armed with his
specialized weapons of soup spoon and milk pail,
Ant King Hornaday goes on daily safari into the
wheat and grain fields where the little fellows urk
He also needs a shovel and government permit
The best time to hunt ants is at dawn or dusk. The
heat of day and darkness drive them underground
ANY ant won't do" explains Hornaday "The
only kind can use are workers who are approved
by the Department of Agriculture as being non-
pestiferous" His special kind are about half-inch
long anu are kIOWu dS IOSOvOVy7WSA DSSe7tO7NW
Easy 70 Keep
ANrs are easy to keep, are happy on diet of
wheat seed and water with an occasional treat of
honey on toothpick. To preserve his ants when
his supply gets greater than his demand, Hornaday
just puts them in the refrigerator.
Eve don't guarantee our ants" Hornaday
explains, because we have no way of knowing how
oldthey are when we dig them up" Ants however.
are repaceabe without charge.
Ants are normally tranquil lot Once, though,
few thousand Pogonomyrmex got loose in a Los
Angeles department store. BY the end Of the day,
ants were riding escalators, marching across coun-
tersandpeering at pedestrians from brghtstore win
dows A frantic phone call brought MIR. Hornaday
to the rescue Aiming dozen employees with milk
Evening star., 1947-12-18
MOVING, PACKING o,d STORAGE.

MAklNk VETERANS MOVING UO.-24-nr
service: furniture moving and hauling;
VETERANS. starting business. viii move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates.
light hauling . specialty GE 1861
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO. O1O4,
WALTER;s TRANsFER ~ Movins s ~ and
afailnss api 5sSo. any time Grating and sniDp,sps
packing, storage: local or
long distance, any where, any time; no job
too large or small. GLOVER, RE. $3.50.
WANTED-Load of part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, De-
troit, Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City
Denver and Calf; immediate service.
NORTHERN MOVING g. STORAGE CO.
AT. 9243, Ii. 1926. 2Os
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience, with
new truck, careful handling; ress. rates.
Gall any time MR. COOK. OIL. 5I37.- --22
incl; New England; full or part loads.
EDELMzN MOVING & sTookAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving
storage. Ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 1915
STATION WAGON EXPRESS, light specisa
delivery (S4 min.). RA 1920
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNIsHED. HOUSE for rent. Located
Cheverly. Md. $3.50 per mo. For further
Information. call UN. 1915 between and
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY for mos;
han dsome 4-bedrm. furn. home. in ~Cleve-
land Park: $500 per mo. JAMES L..
DIXON & CO. EX. $3.50. -19
18-RM. HOUSE YACHT, all conys., COM
fortably, furn.. auto. oil heat, excel. year
around home. Call SH 1900. DR. JOHNSON.
FuRN. HOUSE, rms. nearby Arlington,
$116 month, beginning Dec. 20. for one
month only. Call CH. 1909 10
BETHEsDA-Modern 2-bedroom bungalow:
house available Immediately: sit6 6pl'aso mo.
k6Rfa 81 Ell aEfahTss naff sisE a6lv. ls
rom brick house, newly decorated. Oh
JANUARY s TO march S-f-rni, sh-
bath home. Mass. area Of nearby Nd.
Very comfortably furnished Restricted:
1920 S2S PER PEI mo I25o Call c. ALLEN sH1Rw1N.
A HOME By CHRIsTMAs-le miles D. c.,
near Falls Church, rms, bath. ami,
$50; Phone Glebe 0242.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED year-round
home in St. Mary's County, 3 miles Pa
tuxent Base; Fristdaire, gas stove, bath
NEAR CHEVY CHASE ciReIE2spacious
home for entertaining. 5 bedrms., 2 baths,
lse living rm;. library. powder rm,, oil
neat garage: $500 month to June 18th.
MRS, CLYDE c. HUNTINGTON. WI. 2635
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,

ADVERTISING MANAGER, National Trade
Institute, permanently located in WASH
inston. desires to rent 2 or bedroom
Infurn; house for his wife and himself.
Call MR.. WHEELER during wk., MA. 2216.
CANADIAN OFFICER desires unfurnished
house, min. bedrooms; will pay about
$3.50, long lease if contains service clause.
Phone DE; 101l, Ext; g., 9 am. to 4:30
R;Hm;;i RRHs;;isTr or DE 400, Ext; 40. &c,
nsam mam W lease h foI sea psna oaIa
SsisE5 SSs15sH bo,s eou.la sszssla girl
FsENeH FssshSRe ofFic FL Iss4 vs5i or Ho 1Sto
Cali Ap: 0eeo. Mr.. JEAN Bonnet. 30
WANTED TO RENT, s or 6 room unfur-
nished house; approx. Ss5 per mo. If you
have anything please call I'M. 1909. ls'
$3.50 PER MONTH, two months in ad-
tTo t,n, baths tas pnfsprnished near transpo5ta-
Arm ARMY OF ofF1cER, 1S1 WIFE, two small children,
desire house or apartment. furnished or
fouE fa sosp &pufTs dssre Na ~ s
or apartment near Arlington. Call District
viii viii PAY TO saas rent for furnished
8 or bedroom house, 2 bathrooms; pref
sGSsS IL pstgHt sasI., Wo 5ss co.
bedrooms. detached; NV. section: i or 3
years, lease; up to $3.50 Dor month.
DIPLOMAT wants home, 8 bedrms.. 3
hathrms. furn.: located near NV; rent,
2 m. ask for DR. LoCKHART. OR. 1894.
Evening star., 1947-12-18
co-opERATIVE Aprs-sAIF

ANNOUNCING . , new buiidIpE. ior vet:
ave. Sc, corner Of suitisnd I'd, CTo reach.
go I'D to end of Pennsylvania ave. Sc,
BLDG. Or take suitIand bus at II II and
Pa. ave. n.w) This building has Just
It Is on a large corner lot Of approx. one
acre and has q splendid outlook on ad-
Joining residential development OF expen-
shs hlshsss points in Ss'fa the 5istfet 1 Gae q CO.
lumbia. Is quickly accessible to the heart
9i,ht 9t tie a. city T. BY car or bus With bus step
consist C Gda 81. cf one and two bedroom types,
struction costs. and available for pur-
display Dali, Esass ffom pm units sssurdss x ss
from l-5 p.m;; and Sunday from IL Am
70 pm. The cooperative plan under
which this building will function will be
one that has been . demonstrated sue
cess Tor u years IN Washineton. D. G..
ment 4 n,,f fdssyeleppents. involving more than
FLYNN tauthcrity on cooperative plan
since 1920: responsible for most of Wash.
ington's more than so cooperative build
ingsl. washington Bldg. RE 1918 or RE.
lT49. In
Evening star., 1947-12-18
C-6 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C.
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FURNISHED (cont. 3

~rSNiWsNtS fONu~iSu60 tS0utsy
CONN. AND KALORAMA RD.-Modernis-
winter summer sir-cond. apt. bldg; new
tefsr" Slue tiled shower eG'H bath; a' siS7 50.
2014 Kalorama rd, Apt. 101. 20
smploysa siFs PVT bath bath pvt snsr
1916 RIGGS PL. N.W.-Girls to share
saS, SsS Other h nsy sT spaeG9s ss. ns homs
LTGHT HoUsEKEEPiNG. j room with
stove and refrigerator, semipvt. bath; 2
adults only; excel. location on Md. ave.
DufoNT cfRcLEGssSiet M Iat SSk ?o't to s'ar mos:
ssns s aD ess suitable sng spsa ssst
ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH apt: 500
mfb GEhods eotPI I5sna 'ye NV
sS S $50 mo. =. apt, tor Isn't dasiss .ISuSd
{|S SIS :.:s s. ;
oSE:Eooaa Y AfsAkarMEsr. partly 1T fur
DALI H. HAGNER 4 CO. INC. 1921
oEE-RM: rUsN. APT, snd-n. front. with
1857 "Sg GiRxRD p sr. N.w.1Two +; Sc rm. for 2
refined employed adults; semipvt. bath.
ssS sssh nG And es1 ool6kspS bfssi RvR Rn sw2 a.
transp.: completed by Dec. 2O:S2 rms, kit.
sp1dd spd bath; PVT. entrance; enpl adults;
faoI oG ALLISON LII dSY-s sr s,sE Nw-s55 mo- se en-
cheney apt. for gentleman: refer. hot plate;
pvt. shower bath; linens; immediate oc-
isps fsPsnfFE FARs sef R5 Tssisfps NWm1bk room End
noSr' 3ss next to bath: also private back porch
VA TsS q. d,ssE ss2 t. 4 share 2n
coy APARTMENT for adults avail
able Immediately; $110 monthly; 90
oS sueefss eeoek sSHe B sao RsTt R R M fs
warm. newly decorated, light housekeeping,
running water, Q clothes closets, inner.
sHgEksns Egk9sg twin beds; beds; sl2:5o per week; L2s
Mssosdsrn. sss with jewish girl: $40 each. RA.
s9n7 or RE. 74O0, Ext. 61352. 1901
bGfPosNsTn DUP eciRc1E-suble.se Q rms, "a It,
oinette, bath, closets; unusually attrac-
tive; 8 adults, $42 so each; compl. fur
sstsned stsa except linens and elec. Box 42S-z.
THREE ROOMS. modern furniture. new
fl..ctssisso sso icebox very quiet; good BUS sery
Isl "a S ST. ..i Rm ls
ing. living room, bedroom and pvt. BATH;
conv. transp.; S75 mo-; gentlemen pre-
i BLK. DUPONT CIR, 1882 10th st.e1
rm.. Kit, lady to share with another lady
twin BEDS dble. closets; S27.6o. WI. 1862.
coLoRED-oNE ROOM and kitchenette
with porch. S45 q mo-; In refined home.
1920 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-18
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY CASH for houses, white Or
SN snS Nf fendsSp S1eoR MI S1as
quick action. MAX MILLER, 500 Iith st.
&: e s5sg1 a'h ., st. "a ..ss. how'll W.
JAMES EST cAskoII M HIie Vim quickly sell NE Your
fMMEDA4k CASH for fnosaasa yoa1 property a ola NJ
OF Sc, Ehite Of colored Maryiand or vir-
po xo6 S0x &ASr c2 sfEE6x R 4asa a6E 81 lfss Es,
S}i Pay soe sIies ESTEspkPsSsS SSfsE; SsstTS ~
f Sz4 vALGE zs FAST "a M ior Ef 5 s:o4 homes
sseSsz Il nssss5s1 ssss H. MSAaDo HAHh1s
dreds Of purchas sers Tor al. types Of homes,
prompt and constant att. until your prop prop
Re efncsa sse Wson s1d Ar GodINs IT.
60 So YEARS SERVICE to local propert,
Wiz Wn Il rss sHsDs s So %
RE Rfsss WEST S1so issa aousn 1919 st. D 19d5
es M inS Ss 'fs psus Es hay r.
IF PROMPT ATTESTioN to the sal sale of
your home, business or investment prop
~fs Reaor sos aofsh ss espo HqM IA
EEse SS bss Rssus aents ssc. isa
@s1ysna m any aSs OF "ah
l PAY Cash FOR HOUSES, white or col.
orsd. any section. any condition B. LISS
q REALTORS - zoo statesmen - Sell
Realistings, More prospects mean quicker
SsleS IN List List yoSr pSePPerty with REALJsT-
NV. NV WAsHiNGToSS0 And SILVER sPFiNa
areas-Homes wanted for Immediate pur-
chasers.. Demands exceed our present list
ass u ses1 Fl zf' REss
seIesviIIs Ea., sllyss sprins. Nd. DM, 81 sY-
I can assist you in renting a nice house
rent in exchange for an exclusive listing of
f5 s' !$ sss:;
W. aHnfa hASs SSs4 CASH BUYERS for homes iss and
oT THos Co. 6.'f asssos sen ss
aAvk MMiDra4E a Al psh p9hcHasEnsS 81 S4 ;of s
preferred but not essential; will pay up to
Wsxsod S3I 600 cash; Inrs Chevy Chase p G. or Nd
NON & LUcHs CO., 1906 H st. NV, Ma.
We HAVE IMMEDIATE purchaser for
Brishtwood and Petworth houses; let our
40 years of real estate experience produce
results for you as 1t has for many WASH
instonians; Phone MI: Sehwab, Wo. 06s4,
with SHANNON & LUCHs CO., 1905 H st.
SILVER sPRiNG AREA-Hsve cash buyers
in immediate need Of 3 or bedroom homes
in this area; priced from 1000 to 800
BANKS MURRAY. 81. s114.
URGENTLY NEED q home in Cleveland
Park. will buy an older house Of brick
or frame construction, preferably with
or more bedrooms. Please call Mr. Ray,
DE: 1872. with SHANNON q LUCHS Co.,
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345
Evening star., 1947-12-18
HOUSES EXCHANGED

WANT HOME In or near Washington.
D: c.; have new 3-bedroom home in San
FORD, s4s 7th have ave-. San Diego j. 1. Calf.
ATLANTA FOR WASHINGTON; rental; s.
inston, ' suitcase ] lovely @ dq s"bedroom house
in Atlanta. DIR. FALK. day, Elk. 5000.
WILL TRADE well secured $4,000 chattel
trust note as down payment on 8 or 4
bedrm. home, in good NV. location; note
IS payable monthly at So. Call MR..
GLENNON at EX. $3.50; ewes. FIR. 5379.
Evening star., 1947-12-18
HOUSES FOR SALINE. (ceo,.)

49, SSsS 1ON SH6s-N.e. NSOutst
1924 g ~ 2snd 81: N.E.-Vacapt: sscrinee;
%ssoars aS w ls. n9 rms; H. ds.pisss asssshfd
SSs.SXS:h. esil TX. ~ 5000; evsnins:. Hsssrt IT
OPEN FROM 1 TO 8. ,4os 9th st. ne
immediate possession; new house cond.;
HsfArfss Sss5 e rsS'aTG9S sE
sRooKLANP 3 90 slsp home With income-Briek:
anxious se SELF IT, es esH oS eSu:s sess ssna oT1eF
VACANT. poss. Immediately: nr. Supreme
heat. Cal. MR.. DAILY. NE. 4loo. "a
MICHIGAN PARK-Powder rm. on 1st
full basement, gas heat. deep level lots.
stove, Venetian blinds, etc. Priced from
$1,000, terms: Our houses are at Emer-
sGAIY co. ha2a II Ey. s. nE nx
coLoRED-vAcANT. 1900 blk. owe ovens
a ssIl 55Iss MRss sHEPPARD, De. De- 11sl; ewes"
coL0REiDi-BRooKLAND. Evarts st. the near
18th St; ne. detached 6 rms. h.-w.h. j.
G ceioRsSlsRo9kEANp RRsG 9s SoSs 1st commercial ls
laala. lSth St. near diFaId st; ne; 6-rm; BIZ,
IoT fatf SE niso sltsoo bs 4oss c' NJ Mss
CoLoRED-oATEs ST. N.E.-se.utiful
row brick for home and investment; 81
With garage; oil h.-S.h.: $500 down;
pm m esss VIZ e. InBs eo RE ssso
COLO soloEsnoyEs soea FL sfies
rms, ! " baths, full basement, garage
INV; oil heat; Possession low down pay
g &c. s;s1'{ ssr rs ':si Ss IN
COLORED-NR. 10Th AND. E---Brick; g
rms, with bath, bsmt. h;.w:h,; fine cond;;
AcE REAIY E IL Sss sa Is1z f. Pa alr .vs e
s1ss sgs1 ST Fms,
sell Sc cl quickly. Can Mrs Elt.ge.ald. cox
income; large brick. 8 rooms. 2 baths.
Q ~ 1;h.-wh. res MreSreation room garage. Call
~; ~; 1912 M2 til Pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS
SSI;oEkDz,NR: 81 LINCOLN FARk-bsfsiek
sSem1det; s mi n: ants pts sinci furn2: bsmt oil
ssss sss Fl RRy'sspsns 1s .l xc2 Ri2T9 zs2Ss
eoEoREDEsi 81 sse s. bCwSssr SGs se 18th ls and
story brick coal Large ane front nssh and
rear yards; convenient to everything. Yes.
Only Ss,9o0' with payments like rent Act
quick. Call till 3 D m. weekdays Sundays
II to 5; VIM CALoM1RIs PROPERTIES,
eoLokGb1aoo s asa 5 sLR Rv owas ri 1sSS PI NE ao
each excellent condition; hardwood floors,
hot-water oil heat: prices drastically re-
title. Mrs: Lewis. no. 1855. With PAS
91Ad 914 hrSna REALTY &c CO. 5X, $3.50; ,,;s -ls
did near Trndad ave- and evsrs eon
kit. and inclosed porch downstairs: lovely
bedrms. and tiled bath upstairs; full base
ment with built-in garage, gas heat;
mouse In beaut. cond.; one Of best homes
IN the area, priced right for quick sale
with reasonable terms. Cfll MA. 97e7 or
Il; hE.I@1 os1o c tin ,.s Q pm oos CAPITAL VIEW
home n best ne: section; 8 complete rooms
OF furniture; new oil heating unit; nicely
arranged for two families See this at
once; Gail Mr.. Bramham. D1. 4704. with
coLoREn-. - =: HOMES SaSE for tn. price SU Of one
2 apts.,. 4 rms. kit. and bath, separate
heat, light and gas. $13,500; $1,000 down
payment WINDY WALLACE. Call DE
CoLoRED-LovELY sEM1DET. BRICK
Tenn. ave. near Lincoln Sauare-Complete-
iy and beautifully furnished; new-house
condition, rms. bath, full bsmt. with
recreation room, laundry and lavatory, oil
h.-w.h.: garage. Call WO. S525 or FRANK
s PHILLIPS, d. 1411.