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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
STORM MOMENTUM
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Continued FROM rage OlleI
fore he could regain equilibrium
and straighten out.
"No land area is threatened
at present, and no warning are
displayed" said Grady Norton,
chief storm forecaster here. I'll
the Northward recurve be
comes fully established, no
warning will be displayed any
where"
The latest advisory gave the
hurricanes position as latitude
24.6 north, longitude 70 west, OF
about 240 miles north of Turks
Island. This position was about
$40 miles East of Miami.
It's course was listed as
Northwestward. It was pointed
out, however, that this is no
sharp change in direction, but
onlv an indication of its future
course.
Caution Advised
Extreme caution was advised
all ships in the path OF the
hurricane.
The great storm which was
discovered by a ship Thursday
deep in the South Atlantic and
with winds well over 140 miles
an hour is not expected to af-
feet the South Florida area
even should it continue on its
present course, forecaster
Grady Norton said.
Norton added, however, that
1--WE can't go out on the limb
with any precitions."
Norton said the hurricane still
was "two days away" from
land and when, and if, alerts
were necessary they would be
given in ample time.
He said the reduction in the
storms speed was a good
sign" of a turn to the North
in which instance it would re-
main in the Atlantic. He also
said the pressure area over the
ocean was favorable for such
a turn.
Meanwhile, the Navy ordered
its personnel to remain on call
at it's bases at Miami and Key
West as a precaution.
The Navy for the first time
kept a night aerial watch on the
storm, using a radar-equipped
hurricane-hunting plane to OBJ
tain "fixes" on the tropical dis
turbance.
The plane, piloted by 1t.
Comdr. F. T. Morrison of West
Hartford, Conn, spent five
hours in the vicinity of the
storm and was able to keep a
constant check On its move
ments, weather officials said.
1t. Comdr. William Janeshek,
of Port Washington, Wis, who
flew a navy plane into the
storm said he ran into a deluge
of water at 300 feet and didn't
"know for the time whether
I was in a plane or submarine"
He said his co-pilot, 1t. A. E.
Hacker, of Clinton, ILL.,, was
soaked with salt water which
had been sucked up from the
ocean.
He said the ocean beneath the
storm center had been "flatten-
ed out" by the wind and ap-
peared as a "mass of white
foam"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

Themes Torquemada, COMES.
Isor of Queen Isabella and inuu,.
itor-general of Spain, is reputsi
to have been responsible for t6s
burning to death of 1O,22O ue,.
sons and condemning $3.50 IA
be burned in effigy during d,
18 years of his inquisition,
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SECRETARY SCORES
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ly 10 years after the first war.
Commenting on current condi-
tons, Lie called signing of the
major peace treaties a pressing
need.
More than half the 275 assem-
bled delegates already were here
and briskly engaged in hotel
conferences.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Car Owner Big Hearted

BLUFFTON, Ind WD Carl
Fuller was only being neighborly
when he and his horse pulled a
limousine from a foot Of mud.
The owner of the car offered him
a tip-a dime.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
PASTOR

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trick them by radically changing
the fashions.
And so they have invited the
women of America to humiliate
themselves by following these
lmbecile fashion changes like a
herd of ludicrous cattle"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Idaho Tobacco Flourishes

EMMETT, Ida UD Fred
Amyx of Montour displayed a to-
bacco leaf here two feet long and
a foot wide. He has more than
an acre of the variety planted
and is expecting a good yield.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

First Baptist church will meet to-
Nichols Memorial class of the
night at 8 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. o. G.. Pain, 1714 Caro-
lima avenue. AL members are
requested to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

Amphitrite, in mythology,
was the wife of Neptune and a
daughter of Oceanus and Terra;
the mother of Triton, a sea god.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

Of the normal "a, 700, COG tons
of paper made annually in the
world, about Is, 600, 900 tons are
used in the United States.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
MRS. ROSALINE BURTON

WHITEV1LLE, Sept. IA. -
Mrs. Resale White Burton, SO
a Tabor City beauty shop opera.
tor, died Saturday night at 7:3!
o'clock at the home of he1
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L
White, ST., near Whiteville. She
had been seriously i'll for severa.
months.
Mrs. Burton was married to
Davis D. Burton, prominent
Tabor City business man, 20
months ago.
Surviving besides her hus-
band and parents are one sister,
Mrs. Mabel W. Powell of White
vile; four brothers, Brooks, Ben
net, Oneil, and E. L. White, Jr.,
all of Whiteville; eight nephews
and nieces.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the New Hope Bap-
fist church, four miles south Of
Whiteville, Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock. The Rev. W. ]. Rus
sell will be assisted by the
Rev. W. S. Caudle, the Rev.
W. F. Gaddy, and the Rev. ].
W. L~ineberger. Interment will
follow in the church cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
The Weather
High Low Precip.

Weather bureau report of temperature
and rainfall for the "a hours ending 8
p. M, in the principal cotton growing
araas and alsaurhere.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

The design in cut glass is cut
by use of an abrasive wheel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

A TELEPHONE OPERATOR at Columbia University, New
York, Margaret McDon0ugh was "really overwhelmed" when
General Eisenhower paused to greet her during his tour Of the
institution next year, ruled out any possibility of his running for
president of the U. S, saying that professional soldiers should not
hold political office. GnternationaD
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
q SR.

CLINTON, Sept. 14.-Funeral
services for Roy Cromartie, Sr.
So, who died today at II am. of
a heart attack, will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 4 pm. from
the Presbyterian church with the
Rev. M. c. MacQueen official
ing and interment will be in the
Clinton cemetery.
The body will remain at the
Royal Funeral Home until time
of service, Masonic services will
be conducted at the graveside.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Miss Ruth Waugh of
North Wilkesboro; one son, Roy
Cromartie, Jr.; three sisters,
Mrs. r. S. Devane Of Fayett-
vile, Mrs, Gertrude Fitzpatrick
of Garland, and Mrs. Charles M.
White of Carvell, Texas; two
brothers, T. l.. Cromartie of
Ocalo, Fla, and c. G.. Cromartie
Of Maple Wood. New. Jersey;
and two grandchildren. -.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
$50 Families Routed
From Homes by Flood
In Southwest Virginia
By the Assoeioted Press

GALAX, Va, Oct. 18.- Seven
houses were washed away and l5(
families were forced from theil
homes early today as a flash f1ooo
tore down narrow Chestnut Greek
into this Southwest Virginia town
Damage was estimated by Mayor
Ross C. Penrey at from two to three
million dollars but others placed ii
nearer the one million dollar mark
No casualties we're reported.
The flood knocked out the towns
pumping system and by early after
noon the 5000 residents were with
out drinking water.
The flood, reaching its crest
shortly after midnight-only five
hours after the water began to rise
swept up costly lumber from the
yards of furniture factories which
line one bank of the creek, account
ing for most of the financial loss
The Norfolk & Western Railway
Evening star., 1947-10-19
British Navy TO Muster 0u1
$4,000 Before March
By the Associated Prexx

LONDON, Oct. 1S.-An Admiralty
spokesman said tonight that a
cruiser and four destroyers would
be the only fully manned warships
of Britains' Home Fleet while crews
are being readjusted to fit man.
power reductions in the navy.
Other home fleet ships will re-
tain only skeleton crews. 1t is
estimated that about IS 900 men will
leave the naval service between
now and next March. The spokes-
man refused to give details orr the
home fleet, but the British Press
Association said 1t normally num-
bered more than 100 ships, with a
personnel of about 10000.
Many ships will temporarily i'm
mobilized," the spokesman said,
"but in an emergency they could
get into action quickly"
The battleship training squadron
headed by the King George v will
not be affected by the immobiliza-
ton.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

cancelled all service between Galax
and nearby Pulaski and sent emer-
Fgency crews into the flooded area to
repair damaged rails and weakened
bridges.
Red Cross workers set up head
quarters to care for the homeless,
as volunteer squads began the job
of clearing the streets of debris.
The main street of Galax, and
particularly the upper part of the
town, was a scene of confusion as
chickens, hogs and cattle, driven by
high waters, wandered about.
The water receded rapidly shortly
after midnight and by mid-morning
the creek had returned to It's banks.
Fire Trucks Used In Rescues.
Fire Chief Roy Manning said fire
trucks were used to rescue hun
dreds of people" and that boats took
other people to safety.
Hardest hit of the Galax fac
tories was the Carnation Milk Co.,
where water reached the boiler
room and machine shop. A plant
official said it would be three davs
before the plant was back in opera
ton and that great quantity of
milk now on hand probably would
spoil before 1t could be canned.
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Shed Fire Jams Traffic
Near 18th Street BRIDGE

Fire in shed at the rear of a
foundry at 14o1 jefferson Davis
highway, Arlington, resulted in lit
tie damage but caused traffic lam
in the vicinity of the Fourteenth
street bridge early last night.
District and Arlington County po-
lice rerouted traffic to the Memorial
Bridge.
Flremen from four Arlington fire
Evening star., 1947-10-19
Mussey Tent to Meet

An annual bazaar OF Ellen Spencer
Mussey Tent, No. l, Daughters of
Union Veterans of the Civil War, will
be planned at meeting of the
organization at pm. tomorrow at
20l5 Massachusetts, avenue NV. The
bazaar is scheduled for October 80.
Evening star., 1947-10-19

companies responded to an alarm
and quickly brought the flames un-
der control. They said hot iron
bars stacked In the shed apparently
ignited the structure.
Evening star., 1947-08-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, concrete, cement work, foot
steps. retaining walls, old and new work.
c. GALEA. AT 1854 or FIR. 5513 10
ADDITIONS Iemodeing carpentTy plumb n1t3
H4MroN ssff 81 9ensf eoSRAcTNG aGSh ga 5aFf re- ~
ALL BRANCHES Of home construction,
eoNsTRUcTIoN CO, WA. el54, 1o-a and
Al ALUMINIUM STORM WINDOWS and COM
s9 SSo6s Te' WI ass FaE tass Homes f5F
AsPHxhT f Ml1s' pSRffvEwArs and paving; s9al-
DRIVES co, FA. 14s4, Elmwood 621.
BRICKLAY1NG CONTRACTOR, no job too
sTiEofNG lsETf fa5i ASD N fRaEEfAIRrNcA types of
Ss nsnae fRd asas and tsHe soo
CARPENTRY. brick and cement and cleo
niea nE spTo saRe ao durns juT
HUpeINs 81 Sass and RE; 5a6a: il.
chens fnseibrick and asbestos, siding az
RER Rss coRsTRAeNa ssRshTaRA sfREf 6o 5Gos NO $500
sEMissT' %SsSSkk stone walls assstGps
. ment driveways,, porches. retaining walls.
MARcuCcIo: Rte. 4; Horners lane ROCK
Fhscfs Fis 49, ali pRGas sypss R0sFss
Try, ts'c eoserete t RoTk. Tsrms NJ W. FENCE
fences, chain link wire, wood; painting,
pspering, concrete work and gen. home I'M
SEEbHE Go Sos R se fsgt bess
euet lnstsIlstions Bruce tnShss, FLooR ;5SoR
S5f eENERAL aEsi NJ aoNE IMPROVEMENTS; attic
rts or sms eB b1 ss 5Sl ssr sas
HoME-HEATING ExPERTs-warm air,
estimates without obligation; Or. 1893
aaompless rsdiaton 1 systems vs. with
summer and winter domestic hookup; ,,sr ex-
pert enginseEing;1 1 yrs yS3o, to M pay. SERVICE ~
fNsGLaTED 1sGi BRICK and white asbestos on
hand for immediate Application no aSn casn
RREsYsroNE coNsTRucTIoN Co, general
KSHfNs fe5 fss.~Mste ~MoDEksTzsD hST esq door to
We feature the famous kitchen,M ntaae ,iaSHi NAG
worn Sei iinoieum sink tops permanently Re,
pIassd oS Go general Nl Improvements S13a MODERN
PSofSTT1SG PoMT SG and and . paaering. floor sanding.
water-proofing, roof rep; white mechs. !;
guar: work; est: 1925. GILBERT &
PAINTING, interior and exterior; 80 yrs
exper; specializing in wall textures; use
best materials. FIR. 2235. -12
ROOFING, SIDING, storm windows. con-
crete porches. we repair or replace any
part Of the house; no money down. pay
ments as low as SIS per mo. For free
estimate. call Mr. ISARD, Taylor 9427.
HYATrSvILLE CONTRACTING CO.-Roof-
ing, siding, guttering. painting, papering:
all work guaranteed; no down payment.
low monthly terms For free estimate.
call WA S4SS DAYS or evenings
Evening star., 1947-08-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

sssE s5ss nss SssE
RESTAURANT, beer: good upper l4th ST.
NV. location; rent, $50 per month; long
doing m n ss B4ch aa Rsof soe snd ssih M
ness Broker. lila st. NV. DI. 6234,
otTsTANDING BUSINESS corner, in Be-
thesda. close to super market and many
vate parking. win erect building for re-
WEINBERG CO, Realtors. i7o7 II st. NV
"a BARGAINS BARGAINS nAReNNs1;;
oce ee0 3 Bi g0u Murray and % GeoPse Gss IN With WITH
Of here to serve you No
Y; i: lBiLL5 s1MoNs, 1893 NJ st. NV, OF
HRGn' RHsa EsTaTE SF1fIf BROKER need, capital to
gSR s!SR SALE By ls.
sS apprSx nIs sro9s RECEIPTS p $500 weekly
tG1 %HSIRsxhf sSih lif rGgs Gg eaa7 and poultry nearby
p C.; complete farmers outlet: rent only
includes ia4e stadebaRsr M a-ton o'pf'iei: Truck;
can be purchased for only $4,000: ap-
proximately y cash balance from profits
Call Pastor, Ex. 2555. YOUNG g. PAS
| TOR. INC.
10 ROOMS, 6 baths; rent, S235; long
lease. income quoted $1,000 mo-; near
and Conn. ave. corner; expensive furni-
Call Elk. 1855. YOUNG g. PASTOR. INC.
UNITS, brick row, 4 baths. refg.; oil
neat; ss near ano Euclid 1,r and I4tn present IN
plus property included in sales price.
$4,000 down, balance terms. Call Elk.
2555, YOUNG & PASTOR, INC.
on Wash BALTIC. Highway nr. College PARK.
Doing over ST. 900 wkly. sales Wonderful
setup for hustler. Property. business and
stock for sale, $4,000 down, balance
terms. Call Mr.. Landray, Elk. 1855
YOUNG a. PASTOR. INC
Evening star., 1947-08-13
AiscniAhsous MAtrEp.

ADDING MACHINES, typswTiters: calsu. aleu-
latsE' nsa 6 S's ss ssae e1ss AZ sunday 1s e. p
ADDING xACnrNEs .,psxr.s.rs. ealeals-
UNfTTD On Ed TYPEWRTTN CO. sis Tain s,
ANTIQUES. silyervars: in any eopai.isr:
TIE " s HS1sE !ss & q IS orTsS Sr iss$ as . st. NV
NTIoUEs--Furniture china, glass. relics.
curios, old guns, stems and N music 8, =, boxes
FSE sa china
sr.s cash rpsi Price. 'sf"'5s nsd Can EuRRaS nsaS
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted a.
will Mb 2 bsy. poss1' 20 se pess. es
1SoeGi Books "s soGSHT AND SOLD, of AZ dc,
gToRE gGsSiels saiA 81 s}h Re S. p nW NE 5ss5.
rsfsx caii Mr.: WEISS; RE; ,24s4: ~
sRENNER PHOTO Co, as$ "a. aye; NV.
opposite Dept Of Justice; RE s,r 24s4: e.: an
e4ass ssfoae sed yoS se S1 CAM
ERA EXCHANGE, 141o New York ave. NV
SAEkAasmsn 9s%s,a aps snsss sRs
EXCHANGE, 1910 New York ave NV,
"a =: Ss sI.z s4s ssss e. III s e .s
DEsKs-Fonr mahogany finish, double
pedestal, center-drop. used wood Typewriter
desks and stenosraphers chairs. ,go1
1IaMoSDs. jewelry wantsd--HiEh.s. cash
prices; free appraisal. ARTHUR MARxEL'
Di4MoNDs ia m :; ana old gold. diamond xsssh.,
iaa sgaR ssfs5se' Me sit ss isss Nv 'f'f 81 s77s
pfis. xes to4 s' aa R's b.
PprxMoHNTDs, : 81 OLD GOLD, diamond poke,
CHASED: dnae "ids hishest price Prices paid. NEW YORK
sK HusiSn sns eondon sss snd Tsi1ss
f2 zcfsIe sGR * kffEEIeEkATSR hE E TSaS used in
soeed .tssk xt9srkias condition; all cash. Sh
FUssfTSREWil Ftia r11sE H buy .ntir. contents or
odd PIECES; best cash prices: ywSoIs sIylng and
ssinI stb and x K sts ssi NV. w. ME b2s7
cash prices; prompt removal. eve do mov-
FFuifRNITUREe%anted mahor. din. rm,
secretary or break front, etc. IA. 2ll2.
better kind wanted at once; win buy suites;
today. MR. GRADY. Ma. 1920.
FURNTTURE-Will buy reas. furn. II apt.
is available by Sept. Write details. Box
404-Y, Star. or Elk. 6468, business hrs. 49,
FURNITURE WANTED, good grade; also
elec. refrigerator or good upright piano
Can evenings, Republic 3672. 19.
GOLD-Bring your oio gold. silver, pistins.
teeth, discarded jevelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN. INC. So years at 93b r st nv.
MEMS, WOMEN'S, children's used cloth
ing. Bring them to the BUSY BEE. 1905
Georgia ave: best prices. Ia
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames, clocks.
furniture. glassware and china, bought
for cash phone EN-. 1905.
PIANOS, grand, upright. spinet or apt.
size. any SIZE. any condition; will pay
PIANOS WASTED-coLoN1AL PIANO co.
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 1870
for courteous appraisal.
R as5 ea IL D $685. ssss sSRtss sa sa
during day. Ow. 2849 ewes. ia
RIFLE. 300 Savage Model 90. VI. o5o4.
sEwISG sf stSef Mao21NIs-w. iS2 Ss bu, all types;
repair hemstitchins, buttons coyered.
sfos's'ss AZ 1e.so4sss sES; sSz i sias asl !!
MssE2iN sE2H co sAchsAnyv aeif ID r. nv ia. y. ssss
make, also vashers sheE for parts; also !vn
CONTINUED on Nsx. Pagsl
Evening star., 1947-08-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WOODWORKING SHOP for rent, complete
with machines opportunity to have your
own business we'll located, ready to oper-
ate; bargain to the right man. Call Ma.
0554 10
average 5000 a week; days. closed Mon
days; long lease, S135 per mo-, includes
s-rm. furn. apt, on End f.; sacrifice TO dis
$4,000: suitable for two partners or GI
terms. DAVE & BILL. 1915 Que ST. NV,
10 e7S7 Ia
BEAUTY sHOP-wiH sacrifice: owner
Seaying town; established 5h years: doing
good business. Call TR. 1894. IA
Evening star., 1947-08-13

4 BARGAIN BUYS
% Beauty shop and home.
t2) Gas station on busy hwy.
l3l Repair garage and gas station.
Abona Al eloSsin e. yiSgina sApyTI W Realty
hwy. at Broad ST.. Falls Church. Ia
CLEANING STORES-Here are some Of
the fine cleaning businesses We have for
sale:
Penna. ave. se-stor. doing $3.50
business a week; priced only $4,000.
Another, 5000 a week; only $4,000.
Near 14th st. n.w-S350 a week; only
$500, and another $3.50 week. priced
S6,750.
Takoma Park-S200 n week; 5000.
We also have several cleaning plants
at reasonable prices. BROWN REALTY
CORR. 1900, 18th st. NV. at N. Call
DU: S55S bet. a-5.
COLORED-RESTAURA near 14th and
r. l: ave. NV, exceptionally well equipped;
With 5oyl Lease only s2799 down. oos
10Th St. n ". DI. 33O6. D. = ~
Evening star., 1947-08-13

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
with experienced operator
for hire, land clearing, excavating.. grad
ing. road building. stump removal. Fh.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO. 622 Z st NV. National
Evening star., 1947-08-13

Z STORE-Good income,
d two apartments rented
ed for quick sale. Call
Evening star., 1947-08-13

/
ane I cameras. y All as new. Cali DU. 15S6
ssa eszs rst in .osm ssek sE mel
p5o{ectoTs. cAMERAs SHOP, @ sSs NORTH nth
eanEFa Gisf "a Eeurr at ok reasps ssqe enarrer
snastig IN, lens 2kx3ha' access: excel. cond;
GAMERA AN p .+ark FLASH GYMS for pr all samsTss
aSED so xsp 81 Ea6r P ave s,s GT 10th RE st NV
F1E1s ans s EsRars nc erosftor% sA Att Tfnta'
euiistan; about SO yds. Wo. $17s. ia
oexes GRUVER MFG. CO, So01 Conn
CASH e REG REG1sFfs, Sfsfs' National s-total ma
ihss n es9 sep about as yrs y,ssans e o0G e
eAsH "a. BOOSTERS, one with 4 totals;
business; No dealers; Phone = "a, 4 oeoo :,
ns! 81 asN mi @aehinss: s S' siso Up. o AMERIcAs
eHssFss spss st. f. S5S Co. Gao n4s1 q s EaS
cffSoSTEsi cEhoTEx-4xs and axs celotex veathe, if
Ssa1s %REcxNe fs5s 4 is6f B5LDsc n So CO.. IT. 4S6 AS!
MINI. ave. ne. at Bennins I'd. Ii. 1922
eas2. is fall :y.1s ssPnqas s1s.., suits
GOAL eosS Il HGRNacE x AZ cH l0s' s. M E. standard
sRh 4ds T9omns SS Rsteasd san nH 5osG & as $3.50
COMPToMETER. 10 keys; in perfect con.
fteo pEeoRSTiSE sIGS FL Mfhf ses antiques
sYNDER; Beaver Creek. Ri. /. Hagsrs-
DESK LAMPmHeavy, solid bronze. large
moEsr 6,P Phpne VI .,Ns we tb.. are nno.lss
iadys s-et. $3.50; iady's let 500;
lays nice st ssoo AmsTicanest amer. $45o $50
Iadys ady perfect perfect 11seet % $500; lady's perfect
1 3Ka ct, S1.100: ladys set. S1,400 These
extremely low prices are made possible by
gems from estates banks, bankruptcy ano
ol oaeTsf oRsfhsad ssfS hers Sa fIa IvNasros eS o
b1AmoND a Is RING RiS M 81 :sse cts blue white,
5000; accept 5000. Box 459-Y, Star
DIAMOND RING, lady.s. e5 points: beau.
SasTiass $500. co. a5as.
top, like new, s45; mahoe. duncan phyf,
drop-leaf table and 4 ladder back leather,
ette-seat chairs, like new. SI5. TIE. 1911.
DINING RIM. FURNITURE-7-pc mahog
ijr. suite, breakfront-type china closet
u small buffet with brass drop handles, table
i e leaves, 4 chairs: like new: S165.. 5-pc
}, Dun. Phyfe din. mahog., never used: S75
\ 9-pc modern walnut in splendid cond
| brexel mahos. Jr. Duncan Phyfe table ano
8 chairs. ABBOTT & LANDoN, ia. 2112
DIN. RIM. SUITE, 10 pcs, walnut. wo
439S ia
DINING ROOM SET ~, Q piece. modern.
istic, oak: ! single maple bed, small
dresser and dressing table, two valnu
! double Simmons beds. Call GE. 409s
j. after $40 pm. la
Evening star., 1947-08-13

quarters. t2-veaf lease, rent. NSU per mo.
baEgain. No brokers. OWNER, trinidad
s Gas STATION, ESQ. good NV section 81
Pa%RMNSA EBRRRMAN agHo RG o4a t. EM od Ess
fosnd, faly eSfrS eouipped; Z" sf{ sia,5"e. Bo;
ROC MING HOUSE, beautiful place. i7ot
apt: 3ts baths, oil heat; rent. Si75 mo
enns Gcaton good % furntue ,So
sell. EDWIN L. ELLIS, 1910 Vermont ave.
sT sT,rRA1 "a, Be sToRE. SEfo complete with s,,n,
ststian, Twins aaartsss % senneesed oEne s
retiring: w. r. LAMBERT, Rt. 4. Plan
FOR sAfE-Excel. business and approx .
ways: Greyhound stop: lge.. BLDG. nov
grocery store and beer bar. also arranged
have business on prominent beach, For de
tails, cali MRS. DAWES day, UN. o493
WaoLEsALE vic; MA aaL CLEANING. PLANT SHOWN, 1
Exclusiye With With HEANEY q CO. 1888 Conn
hTScHRooM nTs HR 5s1s Excellent NV. location at
Go eass aee hf Exef"sSe With qGnf RHaNf ss0
3cEFTioSaI f3 sfiIo san PHor6GRSPHic sHs 6G sfS
. s9u pass ass this: somnlsteiy eauipped studi' h'
must be sold Immediately: $1,000 down
Exclusive with HEANEY g. CO.. 1858 Conn
PPfMfooTaoGRaPHic Pho a3G2Iaii LABoRAroRY-one o
the most complete in the city; several darl
rooms: mural,enlareing equipment, pho
81 ), 200 in modern equipment and fixtures
aEaNEY PTaiS Y S' Cos sA'ssS ass5 conn: ave- Ho
* Rooms. IA baths: rent, s515; oil heat
very nicely furnished; hFst 5000 take
YOUNG 1 PASTOR, INC.
ROOMING HOUSE, Park rd., mr.. ! 9th nv
Q rooms 2 baths: $3.50 rent, lease
plenty Of duIniture; WGH inSpme oH15ea S93 25
20 ROOMS, baths, rent: $500; hea
furnished; income quoted $500; rish
downtown near woodward g. Lothrop
ideal for transit; only $1,000 down: Ca
EX s555. YOUNG & PASTOR. INC. =
BEER AND WINE RESTAURANT, air con
ditioned; income quoted $4,000 mo-; rent
SEATING ssPaeitS "a. So 5ss
YOUNG g. PASTOR, INC.
/ 900, lock. stock and barre
! bssfEain, RAFFEIL REAL ESTATE sH
HoTEt ( ~ tili MsoNEY-MAkER. % rooms,
$50 $50 mo. Clean as as PIN nicely farnis9ss
ssss. 2a5s efsSgS YOUNG a0so 3 PASTOR. NC $50 60
HAMBURGER AND QUICK LUNCH, nea
Hecht Co. Rent, S275. AZ matehs
monthly s;1 s3S09 hsndlss sr Gail N, NJ, Del
Evening star., 1947-08-13

income, $500;
e and Dupont
o. washing ma
,laborately fur
Call EX. 2555,