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zon club in the home of Mrs. Lee
Woods in Columbus Grove last
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen McCluer of
Bluffton were Saturday evening sup
per guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo
Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Begg at
tended the wedding of Mr. William
Begg and Miss Marylin Gladieux in a
church ceremony in Toledo last Sat
urday. William is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Begg who are well
known in this community.
Mrs. +. C. Marshall attended a
meeting of the Bay View Study Club
held in the home of Mrs. Milton
Downs in Lima last Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Delmer Reagan of Dayton
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Campbell, while
Mr.. Reagan was on flying trip
from Wright Field where he is en-
ployed, to Ogden, Utah and Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burkholder are
staying at the j. 0. Cupp home while
the Cupps are touring the West and
are at present in Pasadena, Calf,
where they plan to spend the week.
Rev. E. N, Bigelow, pastor of the
local Presbyterian church, is attend
ing the Ohio Pastors convention
which is being held in Columbus this
week from Monday through Thurs
day.
Miss Madeline Bixel of Fostoria,
Mrs. M. r. Bixel of Bluffton and
Mrs. F. c. Marshall motored to O.
berlin, Saturday, where they spent
the day with Miss Alice Jean Bixel,
a student in the Oberlin Conserva-
tory of Music.
Mrs. Edgar Begg, Mrs. D. c.
Campbell, Mrs. Guy Mayberry, Mrs.
Orlo Marshall and Mrs. Herbert Mar
shall were among those who attend
ed the annual Executive meeting of
Lima Presbyterial held in the Mar
ket St. church in Lima, Tuesday.
Mrs. Winfred Geiger of Lima, Mrs.
Mertie Reese, Miss Harriet Krohn
and Mrs. Aaron Hilty of Pandora and
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Marshall were
Sunday afternoon callers at the Louis
| Riser farm near Pandora.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Althaus at
| tended funeral services for Mrs. Har-
ry Mcdonald held in the is-Mil-
Ter Funeral Home in Lima last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Marshall
made a business trip to Lexington
KY, over the week end.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bixler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Marquart and
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Lima were afternoon callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Clauss and fam
ily spent Sunday at the Virgil Boyd
home near Findlay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Hartman, Mr..
William Hartman and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Grismore and family were
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-01-30
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
In the Common Pleas Court of Allen
County. Ohio.
Case No. 1880.
Gladys N. Keller. Plaintiff, va. John c.
Keller, Junior Defendant.
The defendant John G.. Keller. Junior.
sergeant in the army of the United States
of America, presently residing and stationed
at Camp KiImer, New Jersey. with mailing
address as Sergeant John G, Keller, Junior,
Company G. Eighth Regiment, o. r.. D..
Camp Kilmer. New Jersey" will take notice
that Gladys NJ Keller has feed In said court
an acton against him fo1 divorce on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme
cruelty, restoration of maiden name and
other equitable relief. Said cause will be for
hearing on and after sly weeks from the
date of the first publication Of this notice.
AIRY, I947.
Gladys N. Keller.
BY /. B. Steele. Her Attorney. d
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
II STATE nra nYvyh

THE STATE OF OHIO
Allen County, IS.
ceased. ~~
refer Aftstaetter of r. d. No. q, Coium-
bus Grove. Ohio has been aDnointax3 and
qualified as Administrator of the estate al
sarah Catherine Aitstaetter late of Allen
County. Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 4th day OF January, f947.
Probate Judge Al
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ArnOrsvlIIe

Mr.. and Mrs. Lysle McCarty and
son were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Moser and fam
ily. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shaffer of
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-01-30

daughters Phyllis and Lois were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Althaus and daughters.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
EMTs

THE STATE OF ONO
Allen County, S.
Estate Of Daniel W. Altstaetter. Deceased
Edgar Altstaetter of r. D. No. 2. Coilun-
bus Grove, Ohio. has. been appointed and
aaaifiea as Administrator of the estate of
Daniel w. ATtstaatter late of Alien Connty
Ohio. deceased ''s'
Dated this 9TH day Of January, Is47.
Raymond P Smith
Probate Judge Al
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-26
CHRISTMAS MAIL
DATES ARE GIVEN
Overseas Packages Should
Be Posted Between Oct.
Is, Nov. Is

ATLANTA, Sept. 25.-In order
that members of the armed forces
and authorized United States
civilians employed overseas, may
receive Christmas parcels and
letters by December Is, arrange
ments have been made for mail
ings between October Is and No
vember Is, Major George F.
Heinz, postal officer of the Third
Army announced today.
Cooperating with the postal de-
partment, Major Heinz gives
these instructions: Christmas
greeting cards must be enclosed
in envelopes and take a first class
rate. Parcels must not exceed
70 pounds in weight or 100 inches
in girth and length combined.
They should be labeled "Christ-
mas Package"
Parcels should be securely
packed and wrapped in boxes
of metal, wood, solid fiberboard
or strong d~oublefaced corrugated
fiberboard, due to the long dis
tances they must travel. Tie with
extra strong cord and boxes
should be wrapped in strong
paper. It is preferable to place
inside the package the name and
address of the intended recipient,
together with a list of the con-
tents.
Valuable articles should be.
registered or insured. Perishable
matter will not be accepted. In
toxicants, inflammable materials,
including matches and lighter
fluids, will not be accepted. Gig
arettes and other tobacco pro-
ducts are prohibited for trans
mission for delivery through
A.P.O.'s in Germany, France and
Austria.
The address should be in type
writing or printed in ink on the
outside covering of the parcel.
Gum labels become moist and
sometimes come off. The address
should include the full name,
rank, serial number and APO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-26
WHITEVlLLE SET
FOR FARMERS DAY
Commander Ray Galloway
To Deliver Principal Ad-
dress AT Event

WHITEVILLE, Sept. 25.-White-
vile was preparing tonight for
influx of 10000 farmers and
their families for farmers day
here tomorrow.
Ray Galloway, of Wilmington,
state commander of the Ameri-
can Legion, will deliver the
principal address at 1870 am.
The annual colorful parade
will inaugurate festivities atlO
O'Clock tomorrow morning, to
be followed by a band concert
and commander Galloway's adj
dress.
Relay races and contests will
be followed by the Whiteville-
Burgaw football encounter.
Fifteen girls from Columbus.
Baden and Brunswick counties
will compete for the honor OF
farmers day Queen in the
beauty contest at 8:15 pm. This
event will be followed by three
dances. A square dance, a
round dance and a dance for
negro visitors.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-26
COLUMBUS NEGRO
HELD in SHOOTING
Single Shot Through Tenn.
NE Takes Life OF Young
Negro Man

WHITEVILLE, Sept. Is -
Nathaniels Pierce, 10 year old
Negro, was held in county Jail
without bond here today on a
charge of Staying another Negro,
r 3. Toon, 10, two miles south
If here last night.
Toon was slain with a single
shot through the temple, the
bullet going out at the back OF
The head, officers said.
Investigating officers reported
that the killing took place about
10 o'clock last night in the pres
ence Of two witnesses, George
Junior Thomas and Burnest
Shaw, who told officers a fan
tastic story of how Pierce had
been dissuaded from shooting
at a parked automobile only to
step to one side ana without COM
Tnent, fire a shot into the head of
Toon.
Sheriff Herman Co.,.
Sheriff H. D. Stanley and
Whiteville Police Chief Bill Fer
rell, arrested Pierce at his home
where he pretended to be asleer
when they entered. They saio
they found a war souvenir pis.
fol in Pierce's room and that
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-26
CHARLOTTE PAPER
WINS DECISION IN
UNEMPLOYMENT SUIT

RALEIGH, Sept. 25-R-The
News Publishing company of
Charlotte and its subsidiary. the
News Printing House, Inc, today
won the decision in a suit brought
against them by the State En-
ployment Security Commission
when Judge Henry A. Grady
signed an order UNFOLDING the
Charlotte firms position on the
payment of unemployment as
SeSSments.
Judge Grady held that the
state agency was wrong in its
rulings involving the rates which
should be paid by the defendant
companies on their payroils after
a reorganization which became
effective Sept. 1, 1916.
An appeal was noted by the
state agency, and the case now
will go to the State Supreme
Court.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-26

bullets which had castings SINH
lar to the empty shells picked up
1t the scene of the crime were
n the gun.
Coroner Hugh Nance said {
coroner's inquest into the death
would be held at the courthouse
here Tuesday evening at
o'clock.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-26

In some parts of Alaska, wom-
en- were ashamed to be seen
without the plugs they carried
in their lips.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-26
ENLISTS TWO
LOCAL VETERANS

Two veterans reenlisted in the
U. S. Army yesterday through
the local army recruiting office
in the Post Office building, it
was announced by 1t. Jack
Markus, station commander.
John A. Tempo, ex-army, OF
1O1 Sumter Drive. enlisted for
three years as MM3-c and was
accepted for the European
Theatre.
Miss Thelma P. Lewis, ex'
Wac, of Ri. 1, Box 10S, Wilma
bow. was sent to Fort Benning,
Ca, as a laboratory techniciar
Tor one years service.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-26

A "queen regnant" is a SOW
ereign in her own right. A queen
consort is the wife of a reigning
king. A queen dowager is the
widow of a king, and a queen
r.othe~ is the mc&her of a reign
ing sovereign or . queen who IS
a mother.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

SPRING
E
a.
By ELEM SAkES
Fo.hioo Editor Of The s,oy


QUITS THIS SPRING will be softer
~ in line than they have been in
long time. And where there is
severe tailoring it will be softened by
scalloping on the jacket, which may
have a rounded line; by a hint of
peplum or by definite pocket or skirt
detail.
Every woman can be happy with
her choice of a spring suit this year.
No one style Is the only thing"
You may choose from the cutaway
suit. the bolero suit, the three-piece
costume with either a coat or a cape
for the final third. the topper suit, or
the versatile dresSmaker suit in crepe
or shantung. You may have your
choice of flared skirts slim skirts
or pleated skirts long or short jackets
This is the first time since the lifting
of wartime restrictions in the gar
ment industry that women have had
such a wide selection.
The busy American woman de-
mandS that her suit fit we'll and be
an item that will stay in her ward
robe for several seasons without going
out of style. These are points that
she thinks about before she purchases
suit. She also wants the one she
buys to be adaptable to numerous
changes.
All these points also have been
thought of by the manufacturers
In addition they are Offering better
styling because more and better fab
RIGS are available.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

In a fine center-hall brick Colonial home:
8 bedrms, Q baths. liv rm. with firepl.,
storage attic, full, dry basement. oil heat,
Call j. r. TENCHER CO., AID. 2644 till
Evening star., 1947-10-08
HOUSES. FOR sALE-korthwest.

COLORED-1s3O 10th ST. N.W.-Large.
detached residence. erected By late banker
for home: some 10 rooms. s baths. modern
hish:cls suesthouse: aross, income s7oo
suitable for school. club or organlsation
ing terms. INSPECTION by. appointment.
MOORE & HILL CO.. exclusively. s04 18th
coLoRED-sl.soo DOWN can buy you
this beautiful s-rm. house in 700 block
sURsT% REALTY Co. rs E F5 7s44 IN osf
COLoRED-A e-FAM. HOUSE for only
ssso ss a'Ea s, WRH re sRA7 Ehsp
SSLoREp-st T ST: N.wmTen rms,
cox CO.. b. 1857 sSGa Re. sG0sSa 1885, 'eTas, eves..
e6LoREp-ssis a5 5Rfss 9s ossi SHERMAN AvE-s rms.
= % sgS s;s o1s: H. TIL RSEns REsi BE-
GGooLolksRRHD Go RED CHOICE LOCATION Var W
VII With BREYrUss Iss Bios W sA 15 o5ss ssnst svss
CcoIoRED-sI,ooo DOWN Ideal NV
section; income plus home; large rms
and bath. 2-story brick; front entrance
to basement; h..w.h.; coal; each rm; is
to sell this week. Act quickly. Call till s
MIRLS PROPERTIES, INC, 1012 18th st
coLoREDIsSoo BLK. 11th ST. NV
Lge 20 it. row brick home with Colonial
front porch, 6 very lge. rms, tiled bath;
h.-w.h.. excel. cond.; lge. light bsmt. with
front and back entrance; attrac. deep I'd.
gear brick garage; attrac. price and
terms. MIR. ALLEN, Sligo zoos.
COLORED-17OO 4th ST. N.W.-This is
an exceptional, value; complete apts.;
more than enough to meet your monthly
payments; automatic gas h.-w. heat. Only
$4,000 down and S84 mo. Call Mr..
Geier, vi. 8176, with r. G. DUNNE. AT.
COLoRED-s 8 ST. N.W.-e-rm. brick;
fur, unfur; suitable rooming house, home
or business; lge. full bsmt. OWNER,
COLORED-1406 3rd ST. NW-S5oO
down, easy terms: 6-rm., bath, row brick.
A. M. DRAISNER, 14O4 L st. NV, MA.
SO36, home GE. O297.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
HOUSES WANTED 20 BUY.

CHARLES s. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section Of Wash
Ard PRonSr HssSE MaIEans M t1 l29s e. sale
your home, business or investment prop
erty Is what you desire: call r: 4; HUN
e7so: Free spprsissis Results since 1919:
fun value: free appraisals. Call RE. 1888
It'll pm. 1929 L st. NV. Real estate in
p PvT. r. PasTY Win pay 81 500 dn.. SIS mo.
wants 2-bedrm hse. close bus, school, shop;
panssR aasays isso igs " .s {. Ss5
HOUSE WANTED, D. c., white or colored;
mediate action cali TABLER. INC. RE.
81. sRso AND NE. rRorERTT-we win Bay
sf az ssss s ~ II ws sdS st lss issss
se g. TEAks' EE Sp0p; SERVICE to local property
erty with VIM. Il. SAUNDERS Co. NC,
DO You WANT SPEEDY ACTION! List
viii viii pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
FAN FAMILY hg44 WITH III = caiEDk2N neea sbedrm
detached or semidet. house in good NV.
section, near schools: substantial cash for
right location, will consider suburbs. Phone
Il 1885 II II 9 9:30 pm:
Siuis Fl a. Cox xs d e CO. s 81 l2Sz H. 1858.
ALL CASH and In hurry for any house
in any section; clients waiting. Call til 8
m, Mr.. Brown, RE. 1881, FIRST Ma
TIONAL REALTY CORP. 906 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1947-10-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. Cont,

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcont.)
lge; rms. n baths; Sony; to !, sransp; s2
o9 SE eess HHsn Syn Row SS HS aousa e.
%erss de suet & . eesSNs e9as sosda 3 aN R.
ts5s iss1S.lys al eoGS block 18th
back porches. front porch: gas heat; built
In sagage. M. B. WEAVER. Wo. 4944.
CoLoRED - NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH
SCHOOL, = Outstanding tapestry brick
home home unusually large ms ,eonsrete
oil h.:;w.h., newly redecorated throughout;
nes eo 1 cs dG g9Teee eves sss PECK PhSns eo
S0doRGp S1oaS = BEAUTIFUL HONE n4 dss 1899
G6oRSpskW sARFz Ho5srs 1s Sl u1t completed
18th st. ns' between Foot and Edison;
o5ss sss LAM PsisSs SsTST WsSa
g.! = SON; So 1911 Slso Eye st. NV. RE. sSSs;
brick. rms. IL baths. apt. in bsmt.,
this one: terms; Cali MI: Hartman. cox
G9 b siS1 fysi fssh AND AT ffsS s1s
8 large rms and bath; 2-story
corner brick; front and side entrance to
basement; oil h.-w.h.; completely redeco-
rated. Must see this lovely property to ap-
preciate: Priced to sell, with reasonable
down payment. Call till pm. weekdays
Sun. II to s. VIM. CALoM1RLs PROP
ERTIES, INC, 1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855
coLoRED-s1,5oo DOWN Corner 4th
and G SITS. n.e.-Corner' 2-story brick.
large rms. and bath; 4 large bedrooms
full basement; h.-w.h.. coal; large yards;
priced to sell this week Act quickly. Call
TIL 9 pm. weekdays. Sun: 12 to s. VIM
GALoMIRIs PROPERTIES. INC, 11012
coLokED-DET: HONE in /. good neigh
2 baths, 8 kitchens; basement and 2-car
. Ea9sgs; oil III h-y5 ssa. For details call. Mr.
eoLokEDMMovE IN OCT. ssTlo17
Florida ave. ne; large rms; gil heat
DI s244; eyes No; 1884; ,u. ,,.. >.
ne.-Beautiful brick home in immaculate
cond.; spotless rms; bath. oil hs.w.h;;;
buift-in garage; on easy terms. see II
today. URc1OIO REALTY CO., ME. 1871
Evening star., 1947-10-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcens.l

MUST HAVE 4 bedrm:. 2 bath. modern
50; eoS. @ csli & M, III MCBRIDE; Wo. s52S or
/ WANT 10 BUY a HOUSE in the North.
%E IL xaar szSaa fIaI YSrs + Ro6sr.
tie e uanso'ee elients Cali Mr.. boucher. pRuRY
KHTf WILL FsY g. CASH a7 ssr RE- souses ass white
eologed. any condition or section. no
Would Yog BE WILLING, LING, to ;, sell ell, yogEg 6, IT
Ss. Cali Il sso m To s9S
81! Ssss aRd S. sun NV dRE RE %assIEFoSD Ss4s INC
MANNAs REALTY co. can sell your house
at today's value: our our estimate mat Eithou.
eSliset1sa. 19l Sasa s1ls Wilson blvd oI' OF
vi WILL PAY CASH for 10 to II room house
in excellent section, Write ". r. KERN
sASh Mflr1Sf TsGENH Eli RES6Esf for Or
bedroom house, Hyattsville. Riverdale area.
CHURCH DESIRES to buy parsonage direct
WPae VIII GsRss sRS JoHN dfs 0's eos1RN sos
I I AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH for two
nearby Nd. 5000 sIi 600 bracket: owner
eoEoRH6WiIL ealy Is 1SI9 sfts1 fA2 AL CASH
house In Brookland; 8 rms. or more. MI.
VIRGINIA HOMES WANTED-Have cash
buyers in urgent need Of immediate hous-
antee immediate action. Please phone
Mr.. Mccauley, CHI. 3547, with SHANNON
& LUGHS CO. 1905 Il St; n;T, N IA. a345:
needed for immediate purchase, up to
$23,5O0. Phone Frank Kahn. WO. 3s03,
with SHANNON & LUCHS CO. 1905 II
WANTED W HoUsES OR ACREAGE for
clients on waiting list; near Suitland. Dis
trict Heights or within 10 miles of same
WEST REAL ESTATE. HI 1909: after. s,
LU. 9257. Ia
WANTED-Town House on Mass ave-. R
St, Bancroft pl, Tracy pl., or wyoming
ave-. must have elevator or be able to
install one; no brokers, please; will pay all
cash. Call EN-. 47O9. 10,
needing houses. II you have a house for
sale. call DI. 6S3S for free appraisal.
KENNETH STILES, S05 G St NV. Ill
Evening star., 1947-10-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-soutbwe,t.

832 C ST. S.W.-S5OO down, easy terms;
s rms, 2 baths, c.h.-w:h.. row brick. Call
MoTys 1RasNER G9afg q Mtan 49 ST. nx M
COLoRED-1s2O DELAWARE AVE. -s.W.
-S175 down. balance like rent; arm.
row frame Call Morris Cohen or Milton
Vinnick with A. M. DRAISNER. 1404 L
st. NV MA S036; home, GE. O297.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

sUNNYBROOK sPECIAL-petached bun.
ASBESTOS shingle; vacant; nice lot; FLA
financing; complete furniture optional;
S1O,260. MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881
Evening star., 1947-10-08

CONTINUED On Nsxt Pass.l
Evening star., 1947-10-08
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

sale, call DI 6S3S for free appraisal
KENNETH STILES, s05 G st. NV. Ill
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Offering q conven-
ly located 6-room and bath home, on

CHASE-This home has
dining room and kit, 4
lot 60x150: near schools,
piping, a real buy; imme-
Call Mr.. Bramham, D1.
ELL. DI 3100-
Evening star., 1947-03-09

Dr. Aliens Bsby Pol, nursing
bottle holder with plostic coot-
ing. Comes in either pink or
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Bedwear to Protect and Pretty Babys Crib

Cotton chenille spread in white
with pink or blue trim. Plum
puffs Of cotton chenille, 4lx66
inches --------------5.95
Others ot -----------3.95
Evening star., 1947-03-09
Handy-to-Have Feeding Accessories

Sahit-sll pyrex nursing bottle
insthe 6-ounce size. Bottle has
scfew top op-----------z5e
Cp---10e Nipple --I0e
Evening star., 1947-03-09

Pequot muslin sheet-fine auoI-
ity, long wearing. A good AK
70-inch size, fits almost every
crib ------1.S0
Limit two to customer.
Evening star., 1947-07-19
Godgets
Aluminium Foil Gives
Adequate Insulation;
New DDT Preparation
By Hilson Munsey

There are many forms of insula-
ton, all serving the same purpose:
To hold in the warmth from the
furnace in winter and economic on
fuel, and to keep out the heat OF the
outside air in summer. One parti-
cular kind is made of aluminium foil
in accordion form which can easily
be installed between wooden joists
or rafters by stapling or between
steel beams by gluing.
The foil has two-inch flange
along the side which should 'be
nailed or glued to the beams or
studs two or three inches above the
bottom of the beam. This not only
provides a double air space but it
also prevents any sag in the insula-
ton from coming in contact with
either the lath or the wall board.
If necessary to- cut the material
for fitting, pair of shears or heavy
ships will do. When one side of
the insulation has been stapled it
should be opened out and stretched
to the opposite beam and the same
process of fastening repeated. Both
hands should be used, stretched
about three feet apart. This will
prevent tearing of the foil and pro-
vioes room for stapling. A slight
tear or hole in the aluminium will
not matter, because the damage can
be repaired by fastening piece of
foil over the damage with glue or
some other adhesive.
Insect Protection.
Moths and other insects are at
tracted by light, and the porch can
become almost uninhabitable on a
(see CADETS, Page B-2)
Evening star., 1947-07-19

Federal Construction C Co. ;,dsr 2is Ney ". YORK I
tect: to erect one 3-story concrete, brick,
1927 Hayes street Ne: to cost 500, 600.
street ceFy NW and G Su asofss
tc erect nine S-story brick and cinder block
naa tsenth Street sE safo fo cost
Union Beauty l. Supply Co, 6l6 Twelfth
street boong HM @ Rsyssa avsne noe
architect; to erect one 1--story- and base
Street NV; to cost 100000;
r. e. Archer. jr.. s15 Florida avenue NV;
architect; to erect one -2,astory brick and
Ne; to ' cost $4,000, WV A ''
W. G. & A. N, Miller Development Co
asSo NM
Rodman Street NV; to cost SI7,5oo.
owner W. G. and basr fs T. spsno eS
dwelling: 200 Rodman street NV: to
'0Ss ". seo'souAi {. 4. N. Miller DEVELOPMENT Co..
to erect one 2-stery brick dwelling; 4614
Annette strst S ssis s. f9s ssssa
Sc. owner and builder; M. Haiiett. 6525
Piney Branch road NV. architect; to erect
one '1-story stoue-brick dwelling; 3S45
Suitland road Sc: to cost $4,000. -.
Thomas II. Roth. .3023 Forty fourth
street NV, owner and builder; w. c. &
story stone, brick and cinder block dwell
ing; 3s09 Forty-Seventh street NV;
to cost 81 6, ,0OO
W. c. & A. N. Miller Development Co.,
owner and builder; e. r. Spano, architect:
to erect one 2-story brick and frame dwell
(See PERMITS, Page B-3.)
Evening star., 1947-07-19
D. {. Area Realtors
Planning 10 Attend
West Coast Farley

Preliminary plans are being made
by District area members of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards to attend the national con-
vention of the organization in San
Francisco November 9 through IA.
At last years convention of the
association in Atlantic City, more
than so realtors from Washington
attended.
The 40th convention this year will
have Success in Tomorrow's Com.
petition" as its theme. Five genera.
sessions will be held. Special prob.
lens will be taken up by panels o1
Government officials, brokers', ap-
praisers, property managers, in.
dustrial realtors, and farm special.
lists.
Sessions will be in the San Fran.
cisco Civic Auditorium. Reserva.
tions have been arranged for in 2:
hotels for the thousands expected tt
attend.
Dinners. luncheons and specia
sessions have been planned by tht
associations affiliated goups, the In.
stitute of Real Estate Brokers, In.
stitute of Real Estate Management
American Institute of Real Estate
Appraisers, Society of Industrial
Realtors, Institute of Farm Brokers
and the Urban Land Institute.
Evening star., 1947-07-19

ministration, will
devote his entire
time to Edward
M. Synan & Co.
when the con-
struction Office Is
closed this Fri
day, he said to-
day.
His sales and
m a n a G e m e mt
consultant firm
n ow represents
the Texas Bakers
Corp. in IA New
E n G | a n d and
Middle Atlantic
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