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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
RECEIVES DEGREE

A December graduating class of
approximately 688 received their
diplomas at Ohio State University,
Friday, with President Raymond
Walters of the University of Cincin-
natl delivering the commencement
address.
Among those receiving honors was
Miss Rose Marie Harper, who got
her bachelor of science degree in
home economics. She is the daugh-
ter of Dr. and Mrs. w. G. Harper.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
Christmas Vacation
Started Wednesday

All Caldwell and Noble county
schools will be dismissed, Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock for their
annual Christmas holiday vacation.
Superintendents H. c. Secrest and
Dwain Dyer said that both systems
would be resumed Monday morn
ing, January 5, permitting vaca-
ton of almost two weeks
Current basketball games will be
resumed following the holiday.
The Caldwell Redskins will swing
into action on January 8 against
New Concord, on the latter's floor.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
Batesville Defeats
Dexter CitV $500

Batesville Beavers continued neck
and neck with Summerfield by
downinga stubborn Dexter City
quint $500 last Friday night on the
Tigers floor.
Dexter took an lie lead at the
end of the first quarter and trailed
by only two points at the halftime
In the second half, however, Bates
vile began to hit their stride and
pulled away to a comfortable win
r. Long paced the winners with IA
points on seven field goals, while
Adds had seven points for the los
ers.
Batesville reserves won the pre-
liminarV game 2l-l4
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
COzier SwampS
GAINESVILLE 1924

The newly formed Cozier basket
ball team went on scoring spree
at GAINESVILLE, Sunday afternoon to
pile up score of 103-74 over Ken
bricks Service in game played at
the armory.
Using two separate teams, work
ing one quarter at a time, the Co
ziers rolled up SO points in the first
period Eek Clark getting 16. Clark
was high with a total of %, but
Watson and Mitchell contributed 10
each and Wenzel IA. Mccoy of the
losers. however. looped in 36.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
Harriettsville Wins
Over Sarahsville 1898

Harriettsville defeated the Sarahs-
vile quint last Friday night on the
Sarahsville floor 1898. Smithberger
took scoring honors with % al
though team mate Love aided with
20 to the cause. In the preliminary
Harriettsvilfe reserves took the eve-
ning's opener 34-13.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
Harriettsville ROuts
Bloomfield 1924

The Green Wave of Harriettsville
swept relentlessly over Bloomfield
last week in a non-league game to
the tune of 70-34. Smithberger
dumped in IL field goals for %
points and top scoring honors, while
Ayers and Baker registered 16 and
Is. Rinard was the consistent scorer
for Bloomfield, racking up 10 points
on eight field goals and three free
throws.
In the preliminary, Harriettsville
was also victorious by a lop- sided
Y,aoroiy, % q
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
MIXED DANCE

A mixed dance will be held at the
high school gym in Summerfield,
Tuesday evening, December 80.
Sponsored by the American Legion
post of that community, the public
is invited. .Smithberger's orchestra
will furnish the music.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
ENJOYING VACATION

Miss Ruby Erman, home demon
stration agent for Noble county, will
spent the Christmas holidays with
her parents and other relatives in
Coshocton. Miss Erman will not re-
sumo her duties in Caldwell until
Monday, January 5.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. Clarence J. Estadt and infant
daughter, Kathryn ann, were re-
moved from Memorial hospital Mon
day afternoon, in the Estadt amhul-
ance TO their home on Cumberland
street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
REMOVED TO HOME

. Mrs. Richard Ball and infant son
were removed Friday from the Good
Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE, to
their home on Spruce street. The
infant has been named Michael Ray
David Ball.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
MARRIAGE PERMITS

Alber Moore, Ava. employed as a
steel mill laborer and Helen Louise
Hickman, Coal Ridge.
Marvin Oliver, Byesville, pottery
worker and Grace Hops, Pleasant
City route two.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
HOME

Mrs. Myron Noble, a patient at
Grant hospital, Columbus, the past
three weeks, has been removed to
her home on Spruce street. Her con-
dition is reported improved.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
MUsKINGUM VALLEY LEAGUE
NOBLE COUNTY LEAGUE

SHOT AVERAGES for the Redskins
in the M. & M. game were the high
est for this season, the team making
81 out of 81 attempts for "a per
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
DICK WEIR,

athletic star, is carrying on at Den
ison University in basketball right
where brother Bill left off in foot
ball. Dick is jumping center for the
Big Reds and dumping in a grist of
points even if his team has been
losing consistently. Last Tuesday
against powerful Capital, Wehr con-
nected for %, while the following
Thursday against once-beaten Mari
eta he scored 81.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
COLUMBUS SPORTS writer's, in

speaking of the Capital game, had
the following to say: "Wehr was a
pest all evening-getting two quick
les in the first so seconds and dump
ing them in from down under all
evening. He wound up with nine
from the field and enough free
throws to take honors with %
points. He's new at this center posi-
ton and when he gets the hang of
things and overcomes his tendency
to drift back to guard, he's going to
be a tough customer"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
THE FIGHT PICTURES at tn


Noble last weekend definitely failed
to uphold the contention of sports
writer's and fans that Walcott got
a bum deal. Most people attend
ing expected to see Louis on his
back, battered, bloody, beaten, COM
pletely routed. Instead they saw the
champ doWr twice, Walcott down
once (neithel looked like a clean
knockdoWn hut rather like stumb-
ling over their own feet,) and both
fighters working cautiously. Louis
appeared SOW and flabby, while
Walcott must have been practicing
for the ballett, judging by his foot
work. The champ, now 33, has de-
Tended his title successfully "a
times and surely he must be get
ting tired if not too old to continue
much longer. He has tough plenty
of good fights in his II year reign
since beating Camera in 1885, but
sport fans are tickle and quick to
boo loser. At any rate, Louis still
rates place alongside Dempsey and
Tunney as one of the rings all-time
greats
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25

officials-Mendenhall & Heldmar
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
AGAINST MARIETTA, Raw Beagle

said "Co-captain Dick Wehr was
the big thorn in the Pioneers side.
In addition to batting in 81 points
for the nights high scoring honors.
he was the feeder" for the rest Of
his mates"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-12-25
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS in Gale


we'll one day last week certainly had
their choice of music. From Giles
pies on the east side of the square,
a loud speaker was sounding out
yuletide songs featuring organ and
chimes, while on the other side of
the courthouse at McVay's Furniture
Store, shoppers could listen to mod
ern Christmas songs with a wee bit
of swing. Nothing like keeping
everyone happy.
THE CITY HALL featured a win
dow display that provoked plenty of
thought also. In one corner, quantity
labeled, was what youngsters during
the early 1900's could expect to find
on Christmas morn-a plate of
candy, nuts, ONE present, and a
stocking filled with holiday goodies.
In the other corner, under 1947, ap-
peared a multitude of presents for
each person, expensive, luxurious,
glittering, ETC., quite in contrast to
grandma's day. Did someone say
''Those were the good old days?'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

has started a nationwide program
to re-establish the low-income
status OF public housing residents
by removing those whose incomes
have risen since they became ten
ants during the war.
Highway engineers are saving
time and labor by laying out high,
way routes with the aid OF aerial
photography, according to the
American Public Works Associa-
ton.
New aerial survey techniuues
developed during the war are be-
ing used to determine the best
routes for arterial highways
through and around cities. the As.
ISOLATION said.
Aerial photography also is being
used in studios of traffic flow and
congestion. and to determine
types Of soil along proposed
rights-of-way.
The association said the use of
aerial photography does not elm
mate the need for ground surveys,
but it cuts ground work to a mini
mum.
New York City has announced
plans for a municipal efficiency
bureau to Sc that the city gov
eminent functions smoothly and
that the taxpayer gets his mon
ey's worth.
The plans were disclosed at a
conference Of the Municipal
Finance Officers Association. The
new unit, tentatively named the
Bureau of Analysis and Control,
will make daily checks on ali city
departments On the use of man.
power, organization methods, ex-
tent of mechanization, and costs.
Mayor William O'Dwyer said
the bureau would be made up Of
experts on finance and manage
ment and would report directly to
him.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Beauty Contest Entrant
Advises Using Chaperone

GREENWOOD, M i s S. WD -
Take it from blonde 10 Mobiles,
Miss Mississippi of 1946"-beau-
ty alone won't win the Miss Amer
lea pageant in Atlantic City.
"You need a cnaperone who
knows the ropes" Miss Mobiles
said in a signed story in the
Greenwood Morning Star.
She warned future contestants
that "there'n be SO much conniv.
ing and back patting that you'll
have to fight - be prepared to
stand on your own feet and get
what is rightly yours"
Don't be afraid Of stepping on
someone's feelings" Miss Mobiles
said. you've got to be a step
ahead Of them or your feelings
will be ground down."
Miss Mobiles is now employed by
a New York model agency. In
her verbal pokes at sponsors Of
the tournament Miss Mobiles said:
Don't expect or think that any.
one will do you any big favors
that they promise. If it is at all
possible, take someone with you
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Here And There
nv ALFRED E
United Press Staff Correspondent

United Press Staff Correspondent
cv1CAGO -U.D- White cellar
vorkers employed by cities are
working shorter hours, a survey
shows.
:, 400 cities over 10000 population
sow work a hours or less per
s,eek. the International City Man
gers Association reports.
me association surveyed 867
.it;es and found that 81 per cent
n them now have standard ad-
u~inistrative work weeks of AZ
ho,Irs or less. Eighty-five cut work
,chedules last year for either ad-
illustrative and clerical en-
Moves or for 1laborers.
The shortest worl week uncov-
.rpd BY the survey was at New
ark. N. j., where city hall en-
Moves normally put in only 81
hours. The opposite extreme was
Beckley,. W. Va, where public pay
rollers labor for 60 hours each
week.
Other municipal "sweat shops
are operated by Rensselaer,, NY.
r. hours per week. and Pekin,
III. (52 hours).
The public servants in the big
cities generally have it easier, the
survey showed. In New York City
they work 81 hours and in Phila-
d.lphia only SO hours.
In 40 Of the cities included in
he survey, administrative and
clerical employees are on a
straight five-day week. Thirteen OF
them adopted the short week last
year.
Only three cities of more than
5000 population reported that
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

as a chaperone who knows the
Don't expect any obligations
from your agent or sponsor be.
cause he'll probably forget you
while you're in Atlantic City. Mine
was too busy to come last year
until the contest was almost
over"
Miss Mobiles explained that she
had no one there atlantic City
to see that she got publicity which
she said is $50 important" The
curvesome Miss said that she was
completely ignorant of the
angles"
Other candidates, she said, hac
their agents working on the Pho.
tographers and writer's, talking to
the judges, and getting the inside
dope on what and how they were
to do"
"The other girls agents were
there pulling and doing everything
possible for them so that the
judges and the Miss America
pageant knew they were in," Miss
Mobiles said.
She took a slap at the "Miss
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
they have full Stats at work on
Saturdays.

The National Association of As
sessing Officers reports that more
and more real estate in big cities
IS becoming tax-exempt. The rea.
son is that more property is pass.
ing into the ownership of govern.
ments, churches, schools ano
charitable organizations, which
are tax-exempt.
The city with the most tax ex.
emptions on real estate is the ma.
tons capital, where only 40 per
cent OF the incorporated land is
taxable. Most OF the rest belongs
tc the Federal government.
In New York, the valuation Of
exempt property is more than
S., SOC, 900, coo - about one : fourth
the total real estate valuation in
the city.
Chicago reported that hospitals
rapidly are disappearing from the
tax rolls. They are getting their
NAioA tCAo S11o1lSCQ W make CQon
non-profit organizations, which
puts them in the tax-free class. II
all the city's 118 hospitals were
taxed, the total assessment last
year would have been about $48,
0Oo, 900.
In Milwaukee, Wis, about one
third of all real estate is non.
taxable. In San Francisco. mum.
cipal revenue would be increased
nearly $50, 900, 900 this year il
taxes were levied on tax-free
property.
About % per cent of the families
in louvre It housing projects in
major cities now face eviction be-
cause their incomes are above
federally : established minimums
The National Association OF
Housing Officials reports that the
Federal Public HOUSING Authorit,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

ponies, the Morehead City Cham.
Der Of Commerce reported today.
The first penning Of the Wild
ponies attracted more than 100
spectators to Shackleford Banks
off the coast earlier this week,
but less than 100 ponies were cor
raled.
The second penning. at Core
Banks, was scheduled for July z.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

Mississippi" sponsors for conduct.
ing their contest so late. She said
that she had only a few weeks
to polish herself of the big
show while other entrants have
several months to remove their
faults and learn tricks of the
trade"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Pony Penning Gets
Plenty Of People
But Few Ponies

MOREHEAD CITY, n IA
W.D-Picturesque pony penning
along the North Carolina coast are
attracting more people than
Evening star., 1947-09-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY (cont. }

A CLIENT OF OURS needs a house for
cash Can we sell him your house? Please
call US now as you read this ad. Cali
sao san to ffE R .afsRs s srt itas sns
y VIZ ia HxyE e REaby fatSi BUYERS for medium.
Gail Mr.. FOSTER. 81, S 4Iss or RE. S'iS5' iaSs.
HOUSES IN HlLLcREsr or Randle Hish-
so[ooGs ssss' eb6fa xlih SfsR
7AtNS5 AND SE sHs' pEopEkT4w. R5 2ef4 win aS o.,
sssn eut e ~ sses ss s WI &z " sSS
IF YOU ARE Ill, You YOU call the doctor; If
your pssa heae fsa or hs se ssp Sa sa awyef
you. It is our business to know what to
selling houses. VIM. j. MARTIN. cali No.
HAVE SEVERAL PURCHASERS who will
sb11 ssbEAPIEo; as co Nc; s$s4 ME- 1717; ewes, IA.
WE will PAY ALL CASH for good houses
er Or, eemmercial nT1n properties. AID. 1889 or
coLoKED-1 WILL RENT, BUY @St or sell
%aRTED VIM y TSS SS1sE Il 7sss ,,,e ,o.
HsiRz'f Il zsE SSSaISsEas SS EsE ,oE
or 4 bedroom house; 1st-d. den and Law.
preferred but not essential; will pay up
Md; Wakefield, Forest Hills or Shepherd
Park. Phone Mr.. Evans, WO O29O, with
SHANNON LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV,
VIRGINIA HOMES WANTED-Have cash
buyers In urgent need Of immediate hous-
ing; cap pay UP to $4,000 and will guar
Mr.: McCauley, CH. 3547, with SHANNON
4 LyGHs CO.. 1895 II st: NV, MA: 2345.
IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS for Brightwood
anq Petworth houses; our property sales
in Gese sections have been very successful
and beneficial to owners; conscientious
personal supervision produces results.
Phone Mr. Schwab, WO. O6S4, with SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, Ma.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
HOUSES FOR sALI-seuthsess.

yrs. old, s rms. gas heat. partly finished
lot spproximateIy Sbxlso. We recon-
afsS shis sa ~ eo Rsa hssas ss
slR6oM 5eSa eeksER SefIsRE HOUSE, years Wso Old.
completely CO furnished. Horner pl'' corner
s-RM. HOUSE il good Sc. neighborhood:
e sD9EHF sfss66 SGsS sHk II Kzz 1S5fa e
1oGS 1S' D ST. s.E.-semidet., / yr old. g.
stone retainer wall in front. concrete vail
crete CT Slab, 1877; Complete Basement apart
g H esuD siR 1fhss eatraass eoSpes ''Iss bssss
AWNINGS, screens. Venetian blinds. one
block to c.s Ridge I'd. bus, shopping cen-
ssr s, near ca fR ~ fnRaa1Tsng; convenient terms
siss NEAR Ds NAVAL THA sEsEAKRtciaS RtiS' LABORATORY
Lovely det. brick, living rm., dining rm..
kit; with range and refgr: 2nd foer; 2 ige,
with recrea: rm., oil &C. heat: lot 5ox150
phNEliA plsi; 4 wooD. E Ex. ais; Il sew ewes. Ap
VIZ HAVE SOME EXCELLENT properties
in D. c. and Md, priced from SO. $50 to
S27.500. one with 9 acres Of land z miles
from city. FIR. 511s. o'BANNoN REALTY
POSSESSION AT ONCE-oakwood st. Sc:
beautiful location: semidetached brick
dwellns: two bedrooms; no gas burner; al, si,
DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW in D. c
"a bedrms,, tile bath, living rm.. with
fireplace, fully equipped kitchen, foored
attic with disappearing stairs and fun
basement h.-w.h., gas hot-water heater;
price, $4,000; will consider sale to vet
proVals o WV WALKER ISI 4 bUNIop, STHyep INC, 81
O222; ewes, EN- 1854. 30
$1,000 DOWN, in Anacoxia-5-rm: row
or,ck od 4 oil s heat ssTs Snly nTR HEs
CESS, 1884 Penna. ave. s.e. VI. 1902 till
1865 p ST: SIS Soems, bath, stueso
down; sHAPrRo. INC, ME. 1717; eyes.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

eoioTed, any condition or Section. Eo
Will viii; PAY CASH for houses, white or
ssolosed, any condition or section. Ho.
MxSSNAs REALTY co. can sell your house
at todays value: our estimate without
oelisssisn. %H S1sa. 2lle Wilson blvd. oL. or
30 Yo1G WANT SPEEDY AcT1oNe List
VII pay TOP pres. ENTERPkisE sSEs Really EFS
s sfSr Ia casH H's AZ ohc TX for SoSses white
Or eolored. any condition, any section
naMi MMEDIkrE MiE11i CASH for your property, ne.
a. so9 ss'oifsi 44ssaaqa 4s5a or 1855
my personal attention to anything YOU
We eAN sEH2 M 4eGk RousE sea- and get top
cash PRICE in p. c: or Md; Free appraisal
J. B. TTFFEY 4 son. W Wsis Kennedy st.
go YEARS SERVICE to local property
eTty With WM T. sa6NDERs co GfSe me-
RsHEs WANTED spSs ssz District ss Or K D &d
prompt attention; sTss spDTalsals and ISIs sS-
EsEtsns SE i4ss fs M 5sS h1sTHR 81 RS or MR. s
or Va; under $4,000; will pay cash. Box
fSMEpIATE nm AtTfoN@We sSsVi = viii buy your
home today or sell to cash clients q full
market value Free appraisals. MITCHELL
psT &psGK sFa RI 2s$1 TntI n.sa! pm 20.
clients watting; prices range from $1,000
HI. 7099; after pm. LU. e257.. --21
AM PREPARED to pay cash for q
small or 3 bedrm. house, within q short
drive Of Hyattsvile: owner only. Call
HO. 1880 after pm. --25
low or det. home in the 18th st. area;
will pay up to $4,000. Call r. J. SEQ
FIELD, 81. $500; If no answer, PLA 0ss3.
cHARLEs .: aUNN h.. clients v.i.,ns
snd pso ssssSZ ncFylsHS nsyHS,oi R 100 ;Ss sail,
your home. business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire, cali r. A. HUM.
PHRIES, Realtor. S0s North Capitol Ma
6730. Free appraisals Results since 1919.
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment, store
or unimproved land for sale; We have
the clients. Call Mr. Boucher. DRURY
REALTY CORP. 1887 K. RE. 1133.
Cash CUSTOMER wants home around 81
500 in Northeast or Southeast Washing.
ton. Must be in GOOD location. VIII
make own repairs. An opportunity to sell
g. oLADMAN, 3os Pa. ave. Sc. Ii.
si ssnxiL HfosaHssashsd HoHsE 81 1s3sN 1ss93sNeALow in 5. C.
Or Nd; must Be reasonable; no brokers
WI. 1923, 9 to 10 Pm. ga
Evening star., 1947-09-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeus..

WOODBRIDGE, $4,000 frame bunsalow.
kit. bath 1st A.; cosi h,.w:h. See owNES'
next door, 3136 Chestnut st. n.e' CO.
Sia SaHR MONASTERY AND C. U.-Excel
S P.s 2ysy l rmi nice siSee sSe pdlcS aTs
eSs o%Nrk. No is!S s'Ss quincy ST. Sn's n. No pssn.
sos sos 1cta sr-r,as row brick home: Ss.t
ssos ss efsd s. 5os aqss eo ssss $685. FEsE
Rear si41 svff lincoln PARK semidetacSed
amin. sih 9o 9oo srfi EteSsn ss1neF '2s Ss yPs
5 large bedrooms, modern tiled bath. end
1oor; OF! hot-water heat; completely re-
siiso saHa isss.a ssal WITH zsaae bEfTzrLhs 81 sioo
sxslysaSs .sa saU' isspsSs issss1pNsSsAIow in D. c. wood
ridssS; n,sC0i Sfllb rooms, fall basement, newly in-
stalled gas heating plant; pretty little ~, ,s
h on SH5ner ca. III sRncE ess
kssltor, e27 18th st. NV. MA. 1884 Ga
M ST. HE7assssssy for sriss eseupsSsy .S|;
sisG5s''d; sisas lm s'aa sad f Kitchen double Sssi
SsdIooms, fns Sessut'saly ss,h; ism. shed
rooms, kitchenette laundry room ano na
su,P let ,on eae ydsT homs as' peed
to ssil on terms: Cali for sppolinstImnent, plsIn pl
LIVE FREE IN this 5-gnlt apt, Suilains is..s
income from Q apis. more than carry bldg.
ali that's needed Is $1,000 down; Be rrS.
e cal! NJ. Lamb; foot coUETESSnN VIZ SN s 1875.
RIVER TERRACE N.E.--Modern s-rm. srk srk
sd 1ssa Sex r Co. o slSs assi 18Th ts s..
4iS nSHs HMs6SNRo2 81. N.E.3Sss.soo dogn,, ,ss,o sso
per mo. semidet; brick: nsa near GorsSs. CssnSo,e
seasoms.,s en's s!I hest. II sosd ;seeSnditioSn,
MICHIGAN PARK = Modern det. brio srtcl
home fe Hs ns range s wsn snd fsssr anoss
Pie ossh; ssn 9ad s 5sSt WITH iDis sVssors Sat
f. # fas s.D.s s Gail lfSslg ss s sssR'
1x 11soo 41EiSi 1EiaSwissENeE sSsNs A sr. ossk W. petaeS.t
stusco house looms sna as Sssa Ssssnt s
ssiNs ssHRoFHiEs 81 5i5si sstnf5 i5aS g. nv
saEAIurrFuL WOODBRIDGE - e-rm. de:
!ssoS%N 81 SsNsss Resi- gesfe'aSsa. Estate. s S. sss5 sssi
EovTEtY i sEe' BRICK RICK HoME-s iss. ms,
bedrms., gas automatic heat, lovely tilse tie.
bath owner leaving city; rg, nmSadsn RSads I,nc H1s
G1YNoR GO, 2Ooa Rhode Island ave
eWs0oHDRiDGa&pet Hi Dasapt house Of ? rms iul
ssmt.; oil h.-w.h.; det: ear.: lss: lot; Sill
sSe; sSe. sc. ses"svi1 ". asoa iii A''' !. ~' lie
Evening star., 1947-09-19
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.
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EAEn-4nE hLhLA4 DSAAE AN = NfiVCs
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for your inspection; lge. wooded lot; lily.
rm. and dining rm. over 80 It. long with
lge. picture window. completely equipped
is the dream Of any. housewife, bedrm, and
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and tiled beth or End Al. 4; fun basement. men.
way and Lear detached garage; Il you
are looking for . new home with the bes,
REALTY Co. sso4 wilson blvd dl.
LxRGE IggS 20 1S-RooS BUNGALOW. center hall
with open stairway to unfinished End moor;
hot-water heat, porches, ~ acre OF beau
tiful ground with sarase. shop and chicken g
house. Can be bought completely furnished.
Immediate possession. 3 miles from Fails
Church Price S13.500: reasonable down
payment. F. r. sH1PLEY. Realtor' "a.
FALLS CHURCH-New l-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick Cape Cod; deep lot; charming; S1S,-
$50. OW 1897 or FA: 16oS-W
porch: shaded lot suiet sec; new. cha charm n
Ing; S12.650; $4,000 down. oW. 1897 or
Pa. 160S.W.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
HoUsEs FOR sALE-Sovthwe.t.

NEAR ST. DOMINICK'S PARISH, $9.5O0--
conc sGnd wM Fss + hyh sI6n6hRsD Sal ii INd dl0l6 .b
$3.50 down buys a 7-rm. and bath house,
gas, elec. and h.-wh. 3O6 3rd st. sw.
SURETY REALTY CO., Elk. 1914 till 9.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLANp.

NEAR SHADY SIDE, MD, on the Bay-Will
insulate 2-bedroom cottage for winter use
under mos. minimal lease; 3S mi. from
D. c.; $75 mo. Box 52-D, Star. al
Evening star., 1947-09-19

66T0RFD-i406 4. J. AVE. NV.
1]07 N. ]. ave. NV.
S0S O ct. NV.
1l0< Third Ut. NV.
t%06 Third st. NV.
$500 down; convenient terms; 8 rms,
beth, row bricks. Call Morris Cohen or
Milton Vinnick, with A. NJ. DRA1SNER,
i40] L Ut. NV. Ma. S036. Home. GE.