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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25
TOBACCO ROAD
CHAN CES
An Editorial From The New
York Times

The recent temporary with
draWal of British buyers from h,
tobacco markets of Virginia and
North Carolina, the famed .0a
Belt' of bright leaf productm
may be a factor in bringn
about a reduction of from e b
30 per cent in tobacco acreags
of the South in 1913. AT least
such reductions are now be-
ing discussed, and if they taxi
place they will further accenH
ate a trend that is making tu
region far less dependent on tai
single crop system Of agrlca
ture. An unstable export marAs
which is normal times abSoraI
approximately 27 per cent Of tn
bright tobacco produced in tr
United States has played a par
in stimulating change that ha
been constant along Tobacco
raods of the South in recer
years. Sudden changes in forela
demand for tobacco, and con
sequent price fluctuations, ha'
helped the agricultural colegs
and their extension departmeaH
underscore their arguments 10
basic changes in the Southi
agricultural economy. Tobaca
and cotton no longer hold thei
subjects in the complete thTa+
dom of former years.
Look for the prototype &I
Jeeter Lester, who gave u
tobacco plant such a d'anla''H
Towering on Broadway, ana ~
is much harder to flnd IN ln
South today. 1t is true thai ui
rising price of tobacco nelp1
to lift him up. From the pli ".
depression prices in 1851, WIG VI :.
bright tobacco average S0'%
hundred pounds for the nlalA'i
ing season, the average .t' Pl.s
rose to $44.90 a hundred porl..
in 1916. But the control OF 'o0s, q,
co production, as well as 10y
increasing demand Tor clS-
cites. balances an equation t3s n.
made for rising prices III ,,,,, ,r
ginia, a historic tobacco-gF'r
ing state Though the cenISl '.t.%
production has now sl.Ir, 55;,,
farther SOUTH, the value OIL ."ae aer5
products and livestock P piUJf'5 " h.
both exceeded the value u nd
an1ll annual tobacco crop. Ian Iar
ownership is increasing lS9 Iap1i II
as the South abandohs 5. '.a a.iane,sI
well-worn burrows Of its tsus5 sinsn ter
cash g sas a crop, which fostsse' a 4
ancy and sharecroppllnag3y, la3ys d
large areas adopt the ..-;tlsi Is5 sg
home" Eea program Of diversltlSar srsi d
riculture, they move # i'll
from the old shadow ! w 4toea.i
plantation economy. "a ana t5e '?Si ?sgti
a balanced budget tor 'll9 proas II
in its relation to other S''''
our national economy -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25

under the Taft-Hartley Law pro-
tect them and all employers hav-
ing contractsc with them and all
clients of those trucking firms
from any reprisals by the old
king and Beck.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25
Today And Tomorrow

the two artificially disconnected
zones.
But the figures. for what they
are worth, show that in 1886, for
the British and American zones,
and for our two sectors of Berlin
CD, 80 per cent of the comnodi-
ties exported and imported were
to and from eastern Germ ny
and eastern Europe Thus nearly
one-third of the trade of this
theoretically self supporting
western Germany would have to
be with the Russian orbit-even
if all comes out as favorably as
the theoretical estimates as
sumo.
This indicates, it seems to me,
how rash it would be to conclude
that if the London conference
fails to agree, we can proceed
happily and successfully to solve
the German problem without
continuing to negotiate with the
tiresome Russians.
For one of the very first things
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25
HIGH STAKES AT LONDON

HIGH STAKES AT LONDON
AS the Foreign Ministers meet
in London, the chances of agree
ment are obviously poor. Tn e
stakes are, nevertheless, high.
For the worse the prospects OF
four-power agreement at this
conference, the more important
it is to make every effort to see
to it that on the issues which
cause the disagreement we have
taken and are able to hold po-
sitions that are favorable for the
future. We must not let the fail
ure of the conference - which
some among us look forward to
with impatience and morbid
satisfaction-mean also a diplo-
matte failure for the Unit e d
States.
For if this conference must
fail to reach, or even to come
close to agreement on, a Ger
man and an Austrian treaty, it
will still be of the highest con-
sequence whether Mr.. Marshall
or Mr.. Molotov has had the dip
lomat initiative, has identified
himself with proposals that ex-
press the needs and aspirations
of Europe as a whole, is the
sponsor of the restoration of the
European community and not of
it's permanent division, has
taken positions which signify the
will to persist until peace is at
long last achieved. 1t is quite
reckless and irresponsible to
think that it would be vain and
time-wasting for Mr. Marshall to
make every conceivable effort
to demonstrate our desire for
agreement, our interest in a con-
structive settlement for Europe,
our willingness to compromise
on secondary matters, our de-
termination to persist, no matter
how long it takes, in the search
for a settlement and peace. For
if the conference must fail, Mr.
Marshall must try to emerge
from it, having secured for this
country, as against Russia, po-
sition of greater influence in the
troubled days that lie ahead.
The impatient people who tore
see failure, and want it as quick
ly as possible, are acting as II
they know how to solve the Ger
man problem in western Ger
manv and to rehabilitate west
ern Europe under the Marshall
plan by making deeper and
more permanent the division be-
tween East and West. They are
most fearfully mistaken. The fl
nancial costs and the economic
and political difficulties will be
enormous if, after a failure at
London, we commit ourselves to
guaranteeing the political and
economic future of g western
German government.
Before we do anything of that
sort, there ought to be search
ing re- examination OF the sstl-
mates on which are based the
conclusion that the western
zones an become self-support-
ing and can play the role aSsign-
ed to them in the Marshall plan.
The calculations on which they
rest have not, I think, been
published. It would be useful if
they were published so that Con-
gress and qualified students of
the subject could see how wish
full is the thinking on which is
based the fashionable conclusion
that western Germany can be
made approximately self-sup-
porting by 1852, especially if re-
lations with eastern Germany
and eastern Europe deteriorate
still more.
The estimates call for raising
the exports of the British-Ameri-
can zone from 277 million dollars
this year to over two billions by
1852. In other words, the exports
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25

The estimates call for raising
the exports of the British-Ameri-
can zone from 277 million dollars
this year to over two billions by
1852. In other words, the exports
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25
GOOD MORNING

A miser grows rich by seeming poor;
an extravagant man grows poor by
seeming rich. -Shenstone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-25

our provisional goyeLnaliiIoi5' iaio5 Vt
western Germany "nl04 N u
hear about, would have N,s5e ~ al
would be to negotiate tr34s =:t5 il,
cuula eurrency oy a agreements t55,ndd win al d
Russian zone, with Po.'tlr' =. / tT3pat
with the nations OF 'lIs then
Valley. If it does es,.1.1stion not, M NJ
cannot on any calcula'LU5t LoUn5tirlis
available, ,v;ai1ai even the most mo25ff.segpp3rt egsr
ing ms; And And if it is not self,5'8sads 81 aas
ing, it will not be aols oacy W which
tain that stable current e.;sl TO III
all are agreed, is ,a,cconon3
revival of the German
The German problem, nn1,oSIs1 :
Tsars spormGusly sre no ef5of snort cuts hrss ,,
it. There are no cheap ?, ,,, ,n,,atiet:
solutions, born o5 .soInethinll
and the wish to do a ln,os;ib.
whether or not 1t cal- aa,,,atic ali
work, we,r which looks draIl''''
decisive.
Evening star., 1947-01-22
BOATS.

ENGINES-Chrysler marine: all sizes In
sos Maine ave sw.. EX. 5465. SO
going up. S KING FULTON iNc., 800
CENTURY FIsHERMAN. i3ls'. immediate
ed ee1ivery INC at cf sssSdo1 3Sdo1 THE JACK stone
sleeps 4 complete toilet and galley: twin
motors available with speeds to :i:i m p h.
Spring guarantee delivery orders now
taken. THE JACK STONE CO. INC, GIL.
BEAUTIFUL MASON 2sxs-ft. trunk cabin
cruiser, 10 yrs. old, perfect throughout
marine head, hunks, galley: Gray 6-51
marine motor; save 81 900 by PURCHASING
now: s. 25o cash takes II this week. Phone
HUGH Alexander. INC, yacht brokers
and authorized higgins dealer. Let US help
you buy or sell. insure, finance or manage
your boat Every type of used craft for
sale or charter. 6l5 Maine ave. NE, 5352
RgfEMaH1a Be siSa sN and s1s gre FRANZ r
LIGHTING PLANTs-e, 1e 80 volts dc.
snG Il IS volts &C. FRANK DEL vECCHIO
& SON. 1912 18th st: se. Ii. 4493.
pumps; FRANK DE- yEccHio & son,
FIRE ii:2 3TfNGUIsHERs@Kiddie III sg III ERasssKiddi carbon
dioxide portable and marine fire systems;
pyrene carbon tech, form S&A: FRANK
DEL VECCHIO g. SON. 1912 l1th st. sc.
MARINE SUPPLIES. paints. rope, fire ex-
tinsuishers, cupboard motors, Seripps ma
rine engines, 80 to 900 hp fishing tackle.
FRANK PEI WECcH1o dSCco g. SON. 1912 11th
DoDGE SgD W. Ie,fo9t utility Lycoming meter
Evening star., 1947-01-22
FARM and GARDEN.

MANURE, well rotted: topsoil: filling in
dirt; trash removed by week or month, DE.
BANK RUN GRAVEL for driveways and
lanes; also blue stone, washed gravel ano
cinders: delivered and spread. WA. 252s.
TREES REMOVED, any size transplant
ing, trimming. landscaping. drainage, til
ing. cutters cleaned, driveways. walks,
steps. walls; memb.. Amer Landscape Assn.
WASHINGTON LANDSCAPE CO., UN.
TREE Notwithstanding trimming. trans
planting, general landscaping; walks,
drives, drainage; completely insured.
SUBURBAN LANDSCAPE CO, WA. 1922.
OUTDOOR IMPROVEMENTS - shearing,
transplanting; rose, flower beds: rock gar
dens. pools colorful outdoor f1replaces:
brick, cement. flagstone terraces. walks,
steps, walls guard rails trellises. drive
ways; tree surgery. bracing. cabling. re-
moyal land clearing waterproofing, drain
age. grading: cutters cleaned. specially
prepared Wondergro. COW. poultry manure,
treated topsoil: cement, brick constructions
concrete mixer: eVergreens in variety.
shade and ornamental trees. assorted flow-
ering shrubs, 30 varieties choice roses,
perennialS, azaleas. hedging, fencing,
screen material; specimen trees in tubs:
old English and American box, myrtle,
pachaSandra, ivy; pointing up: acid clean
ing OF brick, stone. cement. Experienced.
progressive. dependable-since 1912 Free.
prompt suggestions, advice and estimo tes,
Ii. 1925. "a"
Evening star., 1947-01-22
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

fR~NtNS 0Ho otSNNS.
FURN. MOVING: trunk. baggage, and par
ssI Dolly o yoGR fsE VI shPs
WANT Wan lThf6 EoAbs 3 S. OR FART LOADS to and
cago. St Louis, Kansas City, Denver, New
ss sSit %ov1Sd sfoR
Nationally known shippers of household
goods Flat rate quoted Fully s.t lnsn5ea %qe a
specialist, $ 1ec iah; UNITED: 7os Albee Bldg,
Ma;hlRsten rr4 Phone ixFJMcY,n. Re sasd n.ck,ne
fpELMAN's fhd liahl Rsu,5aS Mov1Sa STORAGE CO.
reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni.
storage. local, long dist. moving. TIA. 2s3 1897
VETERANS. starting business VIM moyys
sin!inS aRH Io ef Eet 4SSs 5ae
LOADS BuREAp CORP. take care Of ncr, your
ence have msde US SPECIALISTS in hanging 'di ?,
s h oSsl saae aei H. csRs ssf Or tad Il
a1s FGsss sys sr6RS9r ER9H s1s co1oc.,
1fnf SgTrkAs "a S%s MovEks-A l. liqo new equipment
all white veteran help. CH. 1901 or OK.
1924. -
ing, Grating to all points; reasonable rates;
storage space available one piece to a
load. Phone North 01,04. UNION STORAGE
SSD ISS 7e2 eTRsaSsffRcarefu salsSffs moving
of all kinds. Light hauling specially.
AK 1858. CHI. $685.. II
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Ca hr
Service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT 1859 or FIR .O3S6.
EX-GI: moving, packing, storage; will move
your trunk or your home: special rates to
vets, GLOVER TRANSFER, GIL. $3.50. 26*
CALL BILL for light hauling and moving;
Week ends specially; ME- 2053 -
LOCAL MOVING - veterans
sured. OW $3.50. OW. 6lS3 2S'
CALL LEE for moving at your convenience;
large or small loads. RE. 6490. II
Evening star., 1947-01-22
ApAerMrNTs ruRNIsHEp

WESLEY HEIGHTs.W,I sublet furn.
Stit.ss Nj tS,dTsn ns siisas sda T. dp star ess.
ATTsHcTfyELY Al FttsFfsi fsuRN. s-rm. bssement
apt. with limited cooking facilities: pvt.
entrance. Desire refined, permanent mid
itiees furn.; refs. required; $50 monthly.
sGih sTuDlo t5' ArT. II fireplace. pvt bath. pvt
eoesik.ins; CO. CAN after pm, cH. alsl. 81
bath, furnished basement apartment, new
and comfortable; will rent TO couple where
wife. desires work as caretaker and re-
ailiies asfli soaDss rfas I saP month"; nesas
FOR PERSONS Consists on of ,,,,s.s :, bed !.
furnished; s35 monthly per person. 81
2onNa YOU e LADY. 90 to g. to share attzas,
atter atnp 8 =, Pm; 17o7 Columbia rd. NV. go.
1s@o; isso ADA ADAMS ST. N.E.-eirl, white, to
s shsre cs sPt NJ Tith saothsF siFl to SpT gst
PETWORTH : Middle-aged Government
eyes after s: BOX 1870, Star, "A
another man g eae bedrooms aeIfn Rftehen an M
per mo, Call in person, Wed, to 8 IN.
3I71 18th ST. N.W.-Painter. bachelor.
will share Arm. furn apt. with another
painter, professional or amateur; SoI 90
each. Call BLANC, DE. 0971 during day.
WANTED girls to share apt. with an
other girl: trsnsp. at door; So each per v k.
Cali SP. O1S1-M after 6 pm. 2239 Nichols
NEARBY SOUTH ARLINGTON - Refined,
employed young couple to share private
home with another couple: bedroom with
kitchen privileges; S42 so per month. After
$50 $50 Pm Pm, call ~ GL En- s25s. ~,.,, j.,
other girls; price. SIT so. Call in person
bet. and pm, 1914 Columbia rd. NV.
sos N. WAYNE ST.. ARLINGTON. Apt. los
Young lady. 80 to 40, to share -bedrm
apt. with another dady: $35 month. Call
- iss4 . VERMONT AVE. N.w-rurn. apt.
cation. CO. 50O4
iii 1eth ST. N.W.-Lovely living room,
bedroom and kitchen, everything furn. ex-
cept linens Sl25 mo.
Evening star., 1947-01-22
THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
-s n,
APARTMENTS WANTED.

uRGENILY NEED : bsdToOms @ with s!l: kiteh:
sffs 4ss' AND WIFE hRE 4a sss from
fhIIs needs al :ss spt furnished or pn-
uRGENT-vet. wife, small sons. / or
reference; no drinking. Wa 5sso, day.
BkkifIsH ARMY MAJOR. with wife and
BABY require tu apt in
SfiEs.s II iEf. x aSp SvH Wrf F. both working De-
ssss ssass @5a i !; or ST ii r. Fl ss$
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE desires en-
$50 limit Call RE $500, Ext so56.
Or aND T5 WIFE hPE EXP saI BABY
ssa Ger n ap 4 asad MR ~ rfSD
70 Bureau of Standards; references. Gall
MR.; KIRBY. Ho: 6I00. Ext. sol. 90
gEsKE b N @ ApT py 1Dpe, +,
veteran. Govt. executive: references Box
VET. wiFE AND s-Mo.- -oLD child want l.
furn. call Mr.. PusKAs. OIL. 1880, Ext.
SMALL ShN. hT l. uIkSillS necueQk
young vet-student. Govt employed wife.
quiet livers; you'll hardly know We exist.
Box 1l-H, Star. "a
DESPERATELY NEED 2-bedrm and liv.
rm., furn, or unfurn. apt: pvt, residence.
NV. section: home privil., use of kit.s
S75 mo-; references EXCHANGED. Box l3-H,
YOUNG National Cancer Institute chem
ist and wife need 2-3 rm. furn. apt. in
Bethesda or NV: Washinston; quiet and
MRS VIM S. FONES BR 00O5. 2s'
URGENTLY NEEDED by married Navy
chief petty officer. 2-3 rm. furn. or un-
furn. apt. with bath; no children or pets.
Box 6-H, Star. 24'
COUPLE. permanently employed. no chil-
dren. desire living room, bedrm., X. and b.,
unfurn., NV. or Md. suburbs. close te
GaaIlENGfMFamiy edaafI sGfat Es6i "a ehildTen de
8. 3. wasered some one knows of 3 or 4
bedrm. house, furn. or unfurn., up to Sl25
mo. rent, local or suburban; immediate
eseupeaney;, Cow; reference. co. 1850. 20
or unfurn apt. with bath and kit Cali
DE $500, Ext. 400, before s, RA. 7s1S
Evening star., 1947-01-22
ROOMS WANTED,

GENTLEMAN desires comfortable room
in W, section with private or semiprlyate
family; breakfast or dinner optional, Box
kiISSpSERGARTEN iSIS TEACHER desires single
room, in Chevy chsse or vicinity oa. state
. el.EI lREFISED YoUNG LADIES desire double
room, private bath, unlimited phone; Conn
ave. area preferred. Re. $3.50, EXT. 6oo
RETIRED RET Ed BUsINEsswoMAN wants two
rooms: basement preferred;
must be light: Box lo-H. Star "a.
YOUNG UNIVERSITY MAN desires large apG
room, convenient NV. section: up TO S5o.
State eonoitions. Box 1a-H. star: -
GEORGETOWN UNIV. student tVet1 de-
sires room near school February Please
write Box SO, Georgetown university
YOUNG MAN. law student. desires room
with private bath, NV. section: SO we. week
cofkoREDSIIsr cof YOUR ROOMS with US,
we have a large list Of exclusive clients
Call NO. 3239 from 1890 am. TO D pm
and from T to Q pm.
TWO REFINED young ladies desire single
rm. in same house, upper Conn. ave. AID,
662 during day.
VETERAN desires single room, nonsmoker
and nondrinker Box 26-H, Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

TNTERNATIoNAL OFFICIAL, Hollander.
with permanent situation in washington.
house in good residential neighborhood;
excellent references. Write Box 3S2::E'
COMMANDER. U. s. n. permanent duty
bedroom house. about 1st Of Fssrusry;
or or" Fails lis % Church: III immaculate care; TsisT-
claim eassi ApJusTEk, s SER wifi. and s-yr.old .ir.
slra6le sr5urban; so,miie radius 8 can Or
dent n4a Insurance saGS &C. 1926 Investment Bids
SyT must ugas yssa'
e3PfAN U s. H. dats WIFE,
no children or pets, wants house or apt.
VIII Wns or to snssfn pay up 10 si7G ''s
gasasy R and sSsnnes ss telephone oe
JOHNS HOPKINS EXECUTIVE and wife
need furn I house or apt. for approx app ,y1see see
PfRAsNENr Pf2kAAssN En- Goyf Si ESf EMP2oYE hapoYE need;
bsdTo0m unfaFn sg sppss s,4s 9 apt in
house or apt, unfurn: or partially fuEn.
OK pes ho A5astsn sa Please
pksPERATE. beins evicted Feb. /. 2. or 3
help US: RE. $500, Ext. $3.50, to 5. G3'
soase Hh He"ss eas tha SS3 s s. 5 H.
sEcY. desires furnished
seRu'0sH h8gSs %os fof N1 Es ss0 sDd EXT
) e' Or BEDROOM furn. house or apt p2 by
81 50 to 5000. Call Dupont 1885 after 5
GOVT. EMPLoYE. wife and child desire
: bedroom unfurnished house. Sl0o month.
SPsss igs Of apt BY FEB l. is RE g s7Soa Est'
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER, wife, ? chill
dren. permanently stationed D. c., desire g.
bedroom hoqsT grefers1y nea esntas9n go
3 MOS. RENT IN ADVANCEwAduit Army
family, four. need 3-bedroom. furnished
Vii Viii , pa PAY 3 MOS. ADvANcE-Army col.
Sadrooms wants 1rn bons or un5Rrn R h9uss M
GaHGGH REGuLAR i ARMY Col coLoNEL Desires N 70 rent
two or three bedroom house unfurnished,
within half hour OF Pentagon Call RE.
FERN. fGS hA. AsshIGNMrNr-Reg. sIe Army . COL,
Efs and ehldren urgently need pr.
to move from from present home by jan 81.
i i, you "a, ,have, house that size cal! Ho.
ARMY t ana MAJOR p WI Wife and a-yr.-old daash-
fore r netn March a arrival e Of Fl new baby AZ an-
furnished, viii pay mos rent in advance.
fvit fvIcTIoN mt CASE quiet adults need 2;
DIPLOMAT, family of 3 adults. wants
house IN NV. or nearby suburban needs
MI bob bet. e and .. --23
Evening star., 1947-01-22
APARTMENTS WANTED.

ARMY. CAPT. and wife ursenty reed fur .
and haspfa bathl hpa'fsasAss Box sos.E ? Star ,,
Kitchen dinette. furnished or unfurnlShed.
Phone MA. $3.50, Rm. 600 mornings p. b.
RET RETukNING SlA VETERANS and other EN-,
ployes OF Capital Transit Co, ursently need
family housg you ana haye bath rent
pRoae fG s9IDts MI. 63s3, Ext saa Monday through
Friday, 9 am. to 3 pm. Please do J. not not
private kitchen and bath.
GOVT. ENG. wife. and 7-yr.-old son desire
sa seuss or ca MR
PpiRuo1FEssIoNAL PROF COUPLE will paw up to
in furnished room: so tired Of it, How
BsadHR Bfs h p place s sf 0e Can and ME S
ARrSGh ARr st Govr afa Ffet snS Wants small
tion: tel "Des best At Of refs refs Can De $500. Ext
S55 from o to $40 weekdays only. II
TtRN APT. bedrm,. kit. desired by 2 o.
ccai Miss SIDES eyes: week ends: GO.
NAVY VETERAN and wife; both perma-
ileui IonianS. urgently need Groom unfurn.
apartment, anywhere. Call NO. 1866 25.
vEIERAS per amer pro- Gooernmens we rnnt
for few months in exchange, for .secre-;
tarIsl work, or tutoring crippled or invaiid
ARMY OFFICER FIi'n needs tarnished urn She'd apt for
self. wife and 3-year-old son. RE. 600,
5s gsy EXCEPT tSm Sun sas Ma a% JOHN n T. cooR
HAVE 6a PERMANENT employed Johns
Hopkins executives, scientists and physi-
houses and apts. II you can help us, call
SEkMANEST SH lGSi " EMPLOYED MP Johns Hopkins
uafgn a sss's Sa e. rP MISS s'f 5ssshSa
CLAIM ti%Hi ADjUsTER, wife. s-yr old girl;
burban. ROY HAYS. Standard Accident
Insurance Iasn Co. 1925 Investment Bids;; ME-
sayE SKYE MONEY AND BoTHER-Let US fur
spa sie serTee f
REALTY CO, BIS, Mt. Pleasant st. NV,
pU. $500 open today til 10 pm pm ss" -,
have immedlsts!y. Oh 1865, ,.,,: s:. "a,
downtown nv. Call MISS BAKER. ,ss Re
AccouNTAsT Acc, M NE permanent Govt. employe.
wife and a-year-old son, desire / or :! bed
| rm. furnished or unfurnished APARTMENT;
will pay pay up to seo monsn; n41e eai ar W6 W6
FAMILY WITH TWO children want rented
| Iunfurnished or partly furnished house or
two o-bedroom apartment, in Sc for imms. me
diate occupancy; up to 500 per mo: botn
| parents are past college teachers, husband
| now Government employe and part,time
| teacher TR. 5000, Ext. 469, during nusi-
ness hours.
room apt: working at Annex Bldg. va,
have child 4 yrs. Phone RA- 4s25 MRS.
NAUERT
COUPLE NEED 1-bedrm. apt: both en-
ployed. no children: husband veteran
student G. W. U. Call co. STAG, evenirss.
URGENT-House being sold need 2-bedrm.
unfurn apt or house, NV. or Va. PREF.
| 3 adults. RE. 5711. Ext. 74s, bet. and D.
APT. FOR PERM. prof. Govt oficial and
wife, no children or pets. Phone FIR 6l2l.
MARINE sEKGT and wife need Broom
apt. furu or unfurnished; no pets or chill
dren Cali FIR. $3.50. Ext. 554, between
2 am. and 3 pm.
GEoRGETowN STUDENTS suitcase ex-
/ pires March 20, IL. col. and wife desire
furn or unfurn ] or bedrm. apt. or
house, unfurn. preferred rent in advance
up to Sl25 monthly. Cali AT. SAT-. 22'
Evening star., 1947-01-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest.

ATWOOD PREFABRICATED house, in.
vs soom kteb
who viii erect II desired. immediate de-
livery; Sc Ss1oo cash. Call MR.. EMORY.
VACANT3see our list Of homes with a.
little as 81 900 down. KAY REALTY co.
PRIvATE HOME, IN Brirhtyood-Brick
semisttached home with bedrooms: also
maids atrs oil heat ssFsEe siSs quite ..s an
Ge eerns. ns'snfs'qS r. Ripley 81, 1888; eyss.
brick. sas @ heat, ssraee; now used as
.eGmps W. hosis RsAL4Y Go RA 5 must
GEoRGEToWN, 33:d st. n,w.-1De-
tached, rooms, 2 baths. automatic heat;
house over 50 yrs. old; garden 59xl 80;
Haipep Raz Pe jos issG %tsE 'n nssa Ws as aTs
DU, G.oo Or Wo. 500. -26
and complete kitchen; bedrooms. nursery
and tiled bath upstairs; fireplace; h.-w; gas
essy xss of sveq sps
sut n0s !o R1FGEY fI1 ssS aSot es9
PG 1ias seS GroFGA ke 4 AVE-, NWs csfaqs 1ooms and
HARRY GRITZ. NO. 7217. RA. 1858. "a
PETwoEaHaB5Ick ,na1 BaI: Is .eft wide reom,d so,d
be arranged for 2 families; Will consider
offer THOS z FARRELL CO. 72l 10th
ST. NV. MA. ores; evenings. GE. 1855.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Vacant Colonial
brick home OF rms. ga baths lge. lot,
attic fireplace. garage, gas heat: nice
,ond: immediate possession. CLIFFORD
SHERTZER. RE. 2135. IA. 0679.
ROOMING HOUSE. IL rooms. I baths. oil
heat, 2-car sarage; furnished complete
With good furniture: income quoted S355
mo plus nice livins quarters; 400 block
VI cf "
EDWIN l. ELLIS Realtor. 1910 Vermont
ave RIM. 217. RE. $40. -23
TO 18th ST.-Row brick in
perfect condition Hall, living room. din
ns room excellent kitchen and inclosed
porch on ST floor bedrooms and 2 baths
on 2nd fun basement. gas heat. This Is
a very desirable location and property ts
prlerd for quick sale CHEVY CHASE
REALTY co, 3403 Conn. ave. NV. EM.
1900 I'll pm.
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