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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
MRS. ROSE WISE WARE.
Bureau Chief

At Bethel AME Church the
Christmas message was brought
by the pastor. the Rev William
f. Rice Scripture reading, 81.
Luke 2.7-20. Carols were sung
by the Senior Choir.
Sunday evening the Senior
Choir presented a beautiful can
tata. The Heavenly Child, by
Bernard Hamblen. The story OF
the Christ Child was told in
song and recitation. directed by
w. KirkSey. Much praise IS due
members Of the choir for a Splen-
did performance
Remember your little TRl.
BUNE carriers az Christmas
please. Il will make them so
happy-and you, 10.
The pastor of Bethel and his
family sends this greeting 10
his members and friends May
the true spirit Of Christmas abide
with you and may yod AID yours
be blest with happ mess through
out the coming year.
And here is special Christ
mas greeting from Mrs. Rose
Wise Ware 10 all the readers
Of her Saginaw column and TO
all her neighborS and friends. j..
The pastor and members OF
the Mt Olive Baptist Church
wish TO extend TO the commun-
NV and to the TRIBUNE staff
a very Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
Progress Noted
Remarkable progress IS being
noted in Mt. Olive under the
leadership of the Rev. r. b. Brad
lev A new chorus has been
organized from the members who
Joined since his administration.
Also a new male chorus has
been formed as we'll as E
Nurses Guild. These new groups
have been working with The
pastor and have presented pro-
grams that have been enjoyed
by all
The Nj. Olive Mission class
meets each Tuesday. The First
Aid class held its final examine
ton Wednesday night Dec ~
AZ the First Ward Community
Center There were % ladies tax
inp The finals The class started
Nov - under the direction OF
Capt. Barlow head OF the Sagl-
nav Traffic Division. A buffet
luncheon was served and gifts
were given to Miss Bailee who
So checrfully opened the Cen,
ter's doors 10 the meetings, ana
TO the teachers who had been SO
careful and patient
Watch the TRIBUNE for the
date of the Practical Home Nurs-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
4s 81. Antoine, corner CONTAMINATION. Clifford zs-;
OPPOSE END OF SEGREGATED SCHOOLS In S.
Lynching Fails
To Draw Action
From N. Gov.

NEW YORK;. Gregg Cher.
ny. Gov. Of the State of North
Carolina. has written Walter
White, executive secretary of the
NAACP in which a lynchine in
North Carolina had been called
10 the attention Of the Governor
stated: II does not appear
that this is case which Is Of
nature that the Governor
could accomplish anything
In Dec. 10. ls47. Mr.. White
had written TO Governor Cherry
that at Angler. N c.. on Satur.
day, Nov. %. l947. mob of
white men set upon and killed
a Negro Charlie (Bud4-Smith
alegedly in reprisal for an arqu-
ment which he had previously
had with one of the members
OF the group assaulting him. A
friend OF the deceased Daniel
Lee Bassford also a Negro. was
seriously injured as a result of
this brutal attack and is pres
emily lowering between life and
death in a local North Carolina
hospital.
Governor Cherry's letter. after
stating Il seems that the
principles involved in the alleged
offenseS are known as set out
in your letter" then went on TO
say that .. The offense does
not have the earmarks OF
lynching"
Mr.. White again called upon
Gov. Cherry TO exercise his eX-
ecutive power and require Off
GERS Of the State 10 intervene
and investigate this lynching.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Committee
DenOunceS
Race Bans
Washington u. Head
Ioins Deep South
n Upholding Bias

WASHINGTON, ID. c. - Dis
ming from the majority opin-
- Of the special presidential
~ '%mmittee on education that ra.
81 barriers should be removed
ON all education in America,
,ree southern committee MEM
,ers and the Chancellor of Wash
oslon University in st. Louis up
MA the time-worn tradition Of
'outhern stagnation.
onposition to the end OF segre-
lion in education by DR.. Ar
,bur II. Compton explained to
many observers why St. Louis
citv supported Washington Uni.
rsysity had steadfastly refused
n admit Negroes to its under
maduate college and only one
A. Two TO its graduate schools.
an the dissenterS cast their votes
\ face of the now-famous re-
not bv the Presidents Com
mite on Civil Rights which
LIED for the end OF all racial
md religious segregation in Amer
lea at once.
The committee declared that
seoreqaiion brings not only in.
terior education 10 Negroes but
that IL lessons also the quality
Of education for whites. TO
maintain two school systems
side by side means that neither
can be of the quality that
would be possible II all availa-
bic resources were devoted 10
one system" the committee
stated.
Other dictionaries
Joining DR.. Compton In up
HOLDING racial segregation were
Goodrich White, president of En-
DRY University. Atlanta; Lewis
|W. Jones, president OF the Univer'
sty Of Arkansas; and Douglas S.
freeman, editor of the News
Header. Richmond.
The presidents committee on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27
Problems of Parenthood Discussed as
Birth Control Groups Plan
Human Reproduction Research

CARNATIONS throughout the coun-
try are collaborating with the
National Committee on Maternal
Health TO establish a Committee
on Human Reproduction which
will plan and help operate the
program Of research by the Ma
tional Research Council in Wash
ington, D. C., the Research Di-
vision of the National Academy
Of Sciences.
Chairman Of the new Com
mittee on Human Reproduction
Is DR.. II. c. Taylor Jr.. professor
of Obstetrics and Gynecology at
Columbia University's College Of
Physicians and Surgeons.
Areas To Be Covered
The committee anticipates that
its activities will cover more
than the purely medical aspects
Of reproduction and has outlined
the main areas to be covered as
the following
~ The physiology and the
factors controlling conception;
(2) the causes of sterilitY and
treatment of infertllitY; ~
maternal and fetal physiology
aud clinical disorders develop
ing during pregnancy; az the
physiological problems Of mar
riage and family relationships;
tSl the population aspects Of
these problems--soeial and eco
nomic as well as medical.
The Planned Psrenthood Fed
Grafton will seek to contribute
a substantial part of the funds
for the research program, while
the clinical records of the Mich
igan and Detroit Leagues will
constitute a valuable field for
certain of the research projects
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

Plans for the first compre-
hensive program of national re-
search in the field of human re-
production were discussed in De-
troit recently by DR.. L. E. Killing
OF New York. medical director
of the Planned Parenthood Fed
Grafton OF America. with DR.
Louis A. Schwartz and DR.. Lewis
E. Daniels. chairman OF the Med
ical Advisory Committee OF the
Michigan and Detroit Leagues
for Planned Parenthood. and
members of their committees.
The Planned Parenthood or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

The Hon. ]. c. Horn. well
known businessman. political
leader and constable. who
asked the TRIBUNE 10 pub
llsh his greetings and best
wishes for the holiday season
10 all OF his many friends and
associates. Mr.. Horn is owner
Of the popular Hotel HAtien
and has been active in civic
and social life OF the Motor
City for many years. Each year
az this time he contributes
Christmas baskets. He Is one
Of the Tribune's number one
boosters and supporters too.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27

education was appointed last Ju-
ly and included educators, So
biologists, journalists. farmers.
workers. clergymen and others
under the craftsmanship of Dr.
George F. Cook, president of the
American Council OF Education.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-27


When the Lord Christ was
crowned with thorns, He knew
that all the diadems of the world
were al His feet. All earthly
crowns. however brilliant, pow.
crful and resplendent, bowed
in alteration before the Grown
OF Thorns" II was from this
sure and certain knowledge He
spoke when He said--"All Pow
or is given unto me in Heaven
and earth"
The traces of the Spirit of
Jesus Christ, the influences OF
His Divine Teaching is present
today with us and is Everlast-
ing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-04-25
PHD TO GIVE FREE X-RAYs
 IN PROGRAM TO COMBAT
 TB IN TERRITORY

Mrs. Magnhild Bogue, nursing supervisor with the Territorial Te- partment of Health, is in Wrangel this week lining up arrangements for a mass free X-ray program to be put on here by the Territorial Department of Health some tins Text month.
 The program to discover persons infected with tuberculosis before the disease becomes severe, is be- ing carried on throughout the Ter ritOry. Mrs Bogu reports that aT Ketchikan where N-raying was re- gently completed, residents turned out 97 per cent for X-rays. In Cordova the citizens responded loo per cent.
 X-raying, Mrs. Rogue explained, takes only a few minutes Equip ment now used will handle 60 per sons a minute. The machine to be used here is a portable unit and will probably be installed in the Civic Center.
 All persons are urged to take advantage of this free examination Wrangell clubs are cooperating and various members will call on citi- zens to explain the program to them and to make appointments for their examinations.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-04-25
THOR HOFSTAD TO

OPEN ELECTRICAL SHOP
 Thor Hofstad, who returned to Wrangell recently after several years absence. plans to open an electrical shop here as soon as 9 suitable location can be found
 Mir. Hofstad plans to carry a com plete line of electrical and mecn- anical supplies and will do elect rical and mechanical servicing.
 Mr. Hofstad was the third white child born in Wrangell = the on- y one now living of Wrangeirs three first white children. In 1920 he went to Seldovia and establish. ed the. Seldoyia Light and Power plant First motor for the Seldoyia plant was a 75 h.p. deiseI whi h the Wrangen plant outgrew.
 While Hofstad is seeking a loca- ton for his shop he is doing eltc. trical and mechanical seryicing, re- ceiving calls at his home
Evening star., 1947-04-15
SALINE. tcest.,. HOUSES WANTEp 10 BUY tcentl

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcsns., .
S9IoKEgaSo sIx % s3s sEE z 19.I9: EoDA9 Pam ,
and ana bath. a. h.-Wh. s fuii 5sns. sxeeIIsn' LEM
cond.; garags; big yard TO- wide alley
PRICE, s11.500; terms can be arranged
sundays. Sur w seekdays. 81. ross. Il IFS 's !
house, call ROUSE. -16
COLoRED-MoDERN BRICK BUNGALOW;
$3.50; located on Grant st. ne, mr.. shop
ping an and I tsansp n, IN Perfect eondition;
one, floor: full basement, h.-w.h.;. nice
saTa a rare bsEEsi nns1 ast quickly Sa IA
VIEW REALTY CO, Realtors. exclusive
agents. e25 New York ave.
COLoRED-NEAR UNION STATION-only
Ss $3.50 down down. and balance Ike rent: 2-ssory
6,1,whr n;'w h. , s9sl TT To inspect call ME 0os5.
lis
CoLoRED-ATTENTIoN-11oo Morse st,
deep lot, Diet; garage, full bsmt., h.-wh.,
TEps1ss s5SYs aas rsfgs PE.f pT1ef occ1ptsd terms
NV, Elk. 34oo: ewes, GE. 57I1.
COLORED-BEAUTFUL BRICK home with
front and rear porches. delishtful rear I'd.
ana gar; rms and bath. full bsmt. oil
Sl 81 siDRE1 sasR sPe ''a sRows W ssas s5l'
otosEp-NEAKBr N,EmAre you @ forced
to buy for between $1,000 and $4,000
eash? You can have . vacant. modern, 2
call MR.. OLDHAM. DE. I1so: ewes. De.
CoLORED--NEAR 18th and Morse sts.-
Sheppard. with THOS. W. PARKS CO.
pE: l1s1; ewes. DE. 2S1S. lis
COLORED-NEAR l1th and Florida ave.
Groom brick, tiled bath. full base
ment, h.-w.h.: desirable location; excellent
nome, but needs minor redecoration:
$3.50; only $1,000 down. MR. BRADLEY,
De. 1854; after pm, DE. 717S. -17
COLORED-vACANT: 800 D st. ne
Lovely corner brick. rooms, kitchen and
Datn: coal heat, hot water: large outside
WINDOWS 10 every room, owner will take
BACK balance In easy payments. THE PARK
RD; HOUSING CO., DE. 1710: ewes, FIR.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Nor.hwe.s.

HOUSES FOR sAIE-Norshwesi.
cOLOkED-SEVERAL PROPERTIES viii
down payments as low ss $500. Look intt
this immediately. B. J. CRIVELLA. INC.
54ls ta 18th st. ~ AD 81, 96oo. Open suns.
coLoRED-HoME WITH INCOME; GOT
blk. Princeton pl. n.w--A 10-rm. row
brick home arranged for two families. oil
npH pnssla5f eos pfss sc Z insgs ses
after 5 pm, Ia. 3617.
tCoL0RED-PRINCETON PL. N.W-For .
better home. see this today, Choice uptown
location: lovely row brick home with s
Iu basement. 0a I'll Rss Ra.sss rsns nsar PSssn loTss
park: shopping. carline. Can be seen b.
aRRsssRsnsRs fs e. u His a G. nH LEO M
lCoLoRED-$s5e DOWN: l4oo block 11th
St. n.w.-First commercial; s-story and
s 9lsfE NTssraEsf sSsRs sises coRR I'll a.
Bond Building, DI. S724. IL
CoLoRED-ss5O DOWN; unit block st
In.w,-2-story and bsmt.. rms, stove
hsas se sVTMEsF zasf ssFFs COLE fy L Bona
6oLoREn 6aaIa,Rf; Fl PRoffass1oNAI MEN. N. dapl.
neaf Neat Quick poss qeas pased
AaHEaRSASH AVE B. GI SssS s Co. DI s1s1; ewes. AD
frame; ideal for home and income: $4,000:
reduced for quick sale; terms available
AuERBAcH g CO., DI. 3131; ewes, LU
ccoIoREpIBGY THROUGH scorr-Fo,
sale-2124 Flagler pl. n.w.-2 complete
apis, Of 2 bedrms., kit. and bath: full fin
:shed bsmt.; oil h.-w.h. and gar: in very
desirable neishborhood: mo- income, S140;
priced for immed. sale. Call Mr.. Rice
JAMES E. SCOTT. FIR. 0203. DE. 1913
ICOLORED-50O BLK. IRVING ST. NV
II rms, 2 kits, 2 baths, h.-w.c.h., bsmt.
cleo. refgr.. storm windows, 2-car gar;
Evening star., 1947-04-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

gNFURNIsHED I,SnI RMS SMALL HoUsEnProfes.
si9naI and aes sister; best care urgently need.
SAyAL oFI1GEk' g fI'eF wife Pa and children Yrs
and months, need 3-bedroom unfurnished
fSpis HoGsE 5M 81 AsT, aP4s unturn.. NV or nearD,
SfsHomAHP SfsTs HSbsTt s!t,ss asso r., z0l - is.
nished OF. unfurnished house or apartment
tssss pay X K 52iG
GsSVl GoVEhSMENr flSm aR RxEeJrfvT, e perm.5ens S
needs 2 or bedroom house. unfurn; best
fsai5sRass cSSHhsKMEaT cUSSHdsK Ell oc. want. as
ttogn; years lease: good references. ovens
ADVANCE RENT-American ofncial, inter
national organization. seeking pleasant 6
Or room house, Bethesda; unfurn. pre-
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER. s-year.old
child, expectant wife, desperately needs z
or bedroom house or apt, preferably un-
ad R 5SS Ea $751; os g. p
small child. wife. desires or 8 Bedroom Bedroom
re- $685. Ext aSs ana sDt to 3! as6 e?aIs
EAnTEpT3;ssdr0om ybaSs T!27 ssss house for adults
II. COL. Reauiar Army, Just returned, 8
sehoolase eSid or bedroom 9nae oase
or apt. furn. or unfurn. Prefer Virginia
E1sellsnt aase t.a care of property RE. e70o Ext.
Friday p4hS. working hours Monday through 5H.
PHYsiIcIAN desires to rent house, 3 Or 4
ssse NA E @ ss1 enes long sp or short term
ity; permanent and responsible; maximum
S15e' alag MRS. HUNT ordway 2441; OIL
FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS desires unfur-
nished house Of five rooms or more; good
Perm IA AssisNED fSsa 1t. wife, s-yr daushter aa.
need 2-bedrm. house: conv. trans; S75 un-
s4a4 or fs ho, ssT
PERMANENT RESIDENT, wife. daughter,
SECT preferabig an viii psg up so
s %2P'h1E hxt on sos Or WI VI isss: $751; ai|l
TNFGkSIsHEp HOUSE or apt within 10
Ms three tMsHnn ehidsen will sign 2-yr. Lease. Can
esekdayss M dg1ssMeR6 NJ 5s5s sxt &C = 4So 1s. s"'
HOUSE or apartment, furnished or un-
o4 NonS1est nsed Ry s family
Being si2Si sxf EvierED Ie MAY n.-D.spelately r..
h0uSs sso6 5oF EXT Army e7s ns,'f MzJ saS
ssse ys sssshss sRs sss:s ID .fss H.,
msnt; Gall Adams 1890 any time. 17'
PERMANENT GOVT. EMPLOYE needs al
once or bedroom furn. or unfurn
AMY ARMY oFF1cgR F GER AND FAMILY urgently urgent
need two or three bedroom house, fur
nished or unfurnished, Virginia preferred
GSfHRNrsafD FG En- eos BF 4 So. 49,
apt, in Arlington for Navy chief, wife and
small pet dog. ATWOOD, CHI. 6435. lie
j NEED REAL HOME, long-te term lease
on livable 3-bedroom house. nearby Vir-
Ginia; no pets, children. Box 313-Z, Star.
- IT,
ATTENTION-Hsve prominent diplo-
mats desiring or 4 bedroom. 2 bath un-
furnished houses In exclusive NV. sec
tions: large living and dining rooms es-
sential: .$200S225 on 2-yr. lease Gail
Immediately. ALFRED TAYLOR g. CO.,
CO. 1922: ewes, DE. 0222 III
PSYCHIATRIST Qeaving Navy. wife ano
child desire modest or 3 bedrm. unfurn
house or apt. Ii. 1904 17s
COLoRED-Want to rent Groom house
bath, gas and cleo, In s.w. or nearby Sc.
Ssetion; good ref. Will pay desired rent.
II.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-seu.hxe.t.

CONVENIENT s.W. LOCATION-1st ofier-
ing of this excellent seu4detaehed 8-room
home with 4 bedrooms, h.-w.h.. side hall
entrance; near schools and transp; in
vicinity Of 7th and G. Owner-occupied
Priced for quick sale. Possession June 15.
r.; A. HuMPHRIEs. Realtor. S0S N. Capt.
tol st. Ma. 6730
Evening star., 1947-04-15

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcent.l.
MANNAS REALTY co. can sen your nsuse
es!,s:s.sa oYl sasa ssas wilson sI7d- OF .
Sc. AND NE. PROPERTY-we viii nay
sn cash 4 9r wiz sell for yons We set
fish if1saI au.ef as YE sst.Sn, sa6o MAX MILLER 500
4. g Ell Il. soas 1sss. ssss
J.sW ROUSE 1907 11th st. NV. DI. TOSS.
IR PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sale a.
s aos @ss. business son assss os
PHRIEs, Realtor.. sos North Capitol. NA.
$3.50: Free appraisals. Results since 1915.
Aa any e0ssa sson sns mr. e s. I
CASH ios your p. G; property: white Or
ssh1nssD1.easVY Sci Ms 1IahI ri aHSse Ssao sEcrross
Essn aoessi & ssafs c 1se Sc ssoo ssssoste''
s.sg v,tsS saaW5hmatefa Wm rssaHsS LIZ
MUST HAVE or 3 room house in al:
eas bref sa Box STAR al
IMMEDiATE Cash, for, your PROPERTY ne
Of Sc shise Sr eeIorss AssEsapd 4sEl or yis-
aaiei SALE T. IsBy S.h eos ,tss Ia
So s. You W WAsT ssG sfEfbY sssi AcfSss fSSS List
your house with us. Have cash buyers who
win pay TOP price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
VIII VII PA4 "a cxsH T. foa ns o. "a bedroom home:
prefer i bedroom and bath lst floor: IN
nv naTe D. g. won't mind reeecoratins. sl-
VI Can sEI assns aoJs aouss and get You
top cash psnsy rs II RI 6 Or Nd ,or free aus sg
ssss Can h TaFEY RaffsF "a sos sSs fs Hs
HAVE ahhsas eLiENT Il ~ wfor s-rm.. sbath s home.
esil Nj Thernton. VA: sssS. % With FRANZ FRANZ
CASH ssHH66S F6R b. q z. hhtoad5sEs, white @ls or COL.
sDplasa spsa No o. s7ss c. ssss g.:
sgyse sR5aNax os saKEs HD5sap soM. s.s,of: oa;S
AL An CASH I, for modern 4-SedSm;; 2;ssth
sAEfaEkp sA aaifi s'ei PAhk Mo aiSSA aniSScArross@ss,
house. fairly priced; viii pay cash. Il
FaKrH fsals afsea waNrs ( Ngg TO BUY from 0as oxser.
dition; viii pay ali cash. BOX zss-J, ssssr.
hsns sodag o. AeMsHosMs M q sss s ssn 81,
#asSssS e aaiss4i SaaSss as
fIF fia9 RRoResa' 81 ANY SELL your propsrs, Gus
toners waiting to buy Honest, courteous
service. Free estimates. TR. 6262 until
WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE? List with
us for dependable service. B. J. CRIvELLA,
RSiisss INGi ssls sln 1ath st IN Ap osoo IS
size, any condition. CHAKEN INC. RE.
ffiRiyiATE PARTY urgently needs detached
brick 3-bedrm. house or bungalow In NV.
section or Silver Spring, moderately
SMALL HOUSE, near Woodridge, Hyatts-
vile, cheverly or College Park; cash:
9HaSE aTTENfhSs, sS SWNERs%snted hS Wan imsdi-
ately. win pay S25. 600 to $4,000 cash
detached. In NV section. II secured. with
IN posd1sss,v nsxs II days No sgsnss San I'm In
WANTED, an honest value in a 3-bedroom
house in North Arlington. Must be mod
srn, clean. nice yard. BOX 31a-z, Star.
DET. FRAME OR BRICK, 8 bedrms.: not
over $1,000; Chevy Chase, D. c. area.
Phone DI. 0302. MR. MIRSING -21
Evening star., 1947-04-15
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

I WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for your
house: any condition, any section. In
mediate action. RE. 2735. WO. g1gI.
ChAkLEB 3. GUNN has clients waittns
and nearby Narylana, N I2c6
Evening star., 1947-04-15
B--14 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
~,
APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
By EMPL. COUPLE, vet. one-bedrm. apt.
unfurn (prefer) or furn.; no drinking,
smoking, pets or children. WO. 6745. 15s
MAI LIST DEADLINE, must vacate BY then.
Quiet, refined couple, both employed. no
children or pets, urgently needs Groom
apartment, convenient to Bethesda. Best
refs WI. 0761, 8 to 8. 15s
NAVY VET, wife and baby being evicted
from present home, urgently need furnished
or unfurnished apt. Max, S55. Anywhere
in Nd. ne. or NV. of D. c.. within 20
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
LARGE APARTMENT, very flne; baths,
large % ySoms i, o1 dilden Gardens. CONNECTICUT
An ExcELLEST vALUE-complete center
hall bungalow pt,-home, has 3 exposures,
rms, kit. and bath, 4 Ice. closets and
pantry. NV. section; can be seen week
days Telephone Ho. $3.50 for appoint
CO-0PERATIvE APT, Porter st. near
Conn. ave.-Unusual indeed; reception
hall; large closet. living room, 1Sx15,
kitchen and breakfast nook; large bedroom,
closet and bath; excellent condition: COM
plete with gas stove and refrigerator; good
investment at $4,000; owner leaving city
and must sell quickly. Call Mr.. CantweH,
FR. $3.50, ewes, with FIDELITY INVEST
NEWT Co, MA. 2431.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
re APTS. FOR SALE,
HOUSES FURNISHED

SUMMER HOME. Beverly Beach. Nd;
lease g mes. from April. 15: restricted:
hot.water heater rent, $500 mo. Call RA.
Attractive SPANISH sTYLL5 bed
rms, 31z baths; avail May 10; 2-yr lease
At $3.50 per mo-: Tyr. lease avail. at
S400 mo. 5000 Mass, ave NV. For
information. call Mr.. Leyinson. DU. 77s4,
JACK HAYES. INC
Evening star., 1947-04-15

CONTINUED q Nszt Psss.J
Evening star., 1947-04-15
HOUSES UNFUs 7-uED

nVVSE3 VNFVh. tO.
COLMAR MANOR, MD.-5-rm. bungaiow.
including nice refrigerator and stove, 2
bedrms.. nice yard. lovely Colmar Manor
section. Vacant OFF Bladensburg rd
in advance. Call MISS DOROTHY
HARRIS. Ho. 6253. bet. Z pm. and 8 pm.
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
LOVELY 2-BEDRM. HOUSE for rent; No.
Arlington; furn. or unfurn.; in exchange
for home in Buffalo. N. Y. CH. 1912.
Evening star., 1947-04-15

Montgomery Hills
d brick; center hall
i, kit. and VI bath on
'edrms. and bath up;
at; close to transp., 4,
. Shown by appoint
RUBYE NJ. ACKEN,
Evening star., 1947-04-15

OWNER MUST SELL-A beautiful 5-year-
perfect condition. oil heat. storm windows,
venetian blinds, modern kitchen; located
IN pretty Chillum Terrace. Exclusive, RAF-
FELL REAL ESTATE CO., SH. 1103 It'll 9.
Evening star., 1947-04-15

Beautiful 2-story ret
with liv. rm.. din. rm
first floor; 3 large b,
garage: oil a.-c. hes
shopping and schools.
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