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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

Nationally, the Communists are
negotiating for a series of full
page newspaper advertisements,
Green said, and the local organi-
cation is issuing series of leaf
lets, "Who are the Reds" the first
of which, entitled Lincoln and
the Communists" has already
been published.
Along with this. Green said.
the Communist party has
bought time on radio station
WGN for a series of three
broadcasts on the local mayor
atty election. the last of which
will be heard this coming Sun
day. March 80. at l0:l5 p. m.
IN addition, a national scam
paign fund" of $25O,000 is being
sought to pay the expenses of the
campaign to protect the civil
rights of the party, $4,000 of
which is being raised in Chicago.
Describing the fund drive as go
ing forward speedily and success
full, Green cited many examples
of the way Communists and 9TH
ers are rallying to the defense
of the party's civil rights.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

Henderson, executive director of
the SPA, got together with
Arthur L. jackson, real estate
broker. They visited Robbins,
talked to city officials.
The S. p. A.. offered its help
and direction in setting up a
planning program for Robbins.
Henderson. paid by the SPA.
became Planning Consultanf"
of the village.
The SPAS craftsman was di-
rected to prepare certain plans
and maps for the village A Uni
versity of Chicago graduate stu
dent in sociology was employed
to make surveys. "a friend" adj
vanced the money to pay for it.
A BOND issue was voted for
water and sewage systems. The
housing authority is helping the
community meet the requirements
set by Deuel. & Company for
handling the bond issue.
With the approval of the State
Housing Board the County Hous-
ing Authority will begin recon-
struction in Robbins by purchas-
ing some % acres of blighted area
near the center of town.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
Sues self for
lock Of heot

Miss HubeIl Brooks. l640 S.
Christiana. sued herself last
week. SO TO speak.
Co-owner of the building in
which she lives. Miss Brooks
joined her five tenants in COM
planning that the other CO.
owner was falling TO provide
heat and janitor service as per
agreement.
The OPA complaint filed on
h cir behalf named Miss
Brooks as a co-defendant along
with her negligent partner.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
Open petition drive
for rent control
keep Progressive Citizens America circulating

The Chicago Federation of Con-
sumers has announced tea" and
discussion around the issue on
March 20.
The Pea petitions are going
out to ward organizations, unions
and consumer groups.
The Illinois Chapter of Pea is
carrying on a vigorous campaign
for a State rent control bill to
maintain rents at their present
level for the duration of the
housing emergency" d eel a r d
John J. DeBoer, state chairman.
THE campaign is intended to
wind up with a mass lobby in
Springfield in April.
Speakers at the Chicago Fed
Grafton of Consumers tea will in
clude Prof. Colston Warne, of the
economics department of Am
herst College; Mrs. Carson Levi,
National Council of Jewish Wo-
men and formerly associated with
OPA; and State Senator A. Marc
vitz.
State action on rent control will
be discussed along with the ques-
ton of neighborhood action to
keep down the cost of living.
The meeting will be held at 2
p. M, March 20, at Roosevelt Col
lege, 231 S. Wells.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

One facet of the So, AS plan
ming led it to Robbins, Negro vii
Iage in Blue Island Township,
about 18 miles southwest of the
Loop.
The Cook County Public
Health Survey has described
Robbins as "the largest group
of substandard housing in Cook
county,"
The village is swamp. 1t has
no sewage, very little water. If
a fire starts, it burns away mer-
rily-there's no water. to put it
out.
WHAT was the interest of the
Southtown Planning Association
in this unfortunate town?
The SPA. wanted the mass
eviction of hundreds of families
from Englewood. But it would be
almost impossible to get them
evicted at the present time with
out being able to show where
they could find housing.
The Negro community of Rob-
bins held the solution" to this
problem.
IN THE summer of 1915, Fred
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

Eat one small meeting of 43
people on the West Side, $525.75
was collected at the meeting, with
an additional $1,000 pledged. A
South Side packinghouse worker
brought in 500 as contribution,
and small group of steel work.
ers pledged $400," Green report
ed.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

However, the threatened resi-
dents of the Englewood commu-
nifty were fighting this week
against eviction and the forced
migration of. several hundred
families.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
fglgl701lsl4P 0
BY CARL HIRscH

BY
this the 48 political pot begins to boil
give quick Tuesdays
only who rate real
send off from this They
William H. Harvey. and Ward
Emil " Pacini 10th Ward
JOS p Rostenkowski 32nd Ward
H. L. brodY 3sth Ward
Benjamin NJ Becker. .4oth Ward
of
runner-up February rs
has a definite edge over his Republican opponent,
Mack Atkins
Pacni has the backing of independents in
steel ward of whom supported
There's a basis support for Rosten-
kowski especially in view of the fortnight posi-
ton ne took recent letter
union leader and candidate
Among other things for an FEPC
against police and for setting advisory
committee in
Brody has endorsed program Independents pre-
scented by the that supported Mailman in the last
-
The protection minority rights and regular
meetings of ward "own
Becker undoubtedly highly qualified cand
dates election has the backing of the
progressive and independent
Among over their
Hoy washington 3rd Ward
1ugn ConneHY llth Ward
Alfred J. Cilena .36th Ward
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
Plan forced migration
of EngIewood families

spider spinning intricate which to trap its
Souhon Planning Association began early
intrigue getting Negroes out of Engewood
grabbing property white there
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29
Communists win support
in fight for legality

campaign to meet
figures Green
chairman,
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-03-29

IN THE summer of 1s45, Fred
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

made a host of friends in the city
who will learn with genuine regret
o. their departure.
Other North Carolina Shipbuild-
ing company officials and their
families who have left here to re-
turn to their former home at New
port News, Va, in the last few
days are Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Hal.
sey and two sons Of 400 Forest
Hills Drive, and Paul Wilson OF
the Oleander Court apartments.
Mrs. Wilson will join Mr.. Wilson
in Peninsula, Virginia in the near
future. How. we hate to part with
such charming people, for they
have entered Fundamentally into
our local mode of life and into ev>
cry cause for the .betterment OF
the community. We only trust they
mean what they say, when they
tell us that in future they will they
every effort to return at least once
a year for their vacations.
The prospects for 1947 seem ex-
ceedingly bright from our angle
Families are reunited after five
years Of separation, in many cases
Prices are dropping fast-build-
ing materials are rapidly becom-
ing available-stores are filled with
more and more OF the articles we
have wanted and needed Cor a long
time-And last but not least, peo-
pie are learning how to get along
together without fighting. which, in
the final analysis, is what the war
was fought for. May this great New
Year bring you everything that
your. heart desires, which l know
ear be summed Up in three words;
"A Better World" With affection
ate devotion. I am, always, VIR-
GINA.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05


and speech art she is a teacher
of history, having taken her mas
tiers degree in history last year.
All Sorosis members are invited
to attend and hear this delightful
program.
The officers of the department
are: Mrs. A. B. Love, chairman;
Mrs. Harry Wellott, vice : chair
man; Mrs. Ronald Lane, secre-
tary; Mrs. @. B. Snipes. chairman
of music for the club, will pre-
sent several musical numbers by
early North Carolina composers
and a tea hour will follow the
program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
=. Calvary Baptist
Circles To Meet

The circles of Calvary Baptist
church will meet Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock as follows:
Eva Page circle. Mrs. Holden,
chairman, with Mrs. Holden, 304
Brunswick street.
Mrs. Annabelle Fenneil, chair,
man, at the church.
q Mrs. Laura Cox, chairman,
with Mrs. Lois Albright, E-3 Ole
ander court apartments.
The WAS will meet Monday
evening at 7:30 o'clock at the
church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Slightly Off The Record
Continued From Page One)

Walbach the other day gave us a little news of them which was "
tremely welcome and a $ 1 remember you liked them sc much, I
an passing their plans to you. Mary, Tom and JIMMY wrote ~,
they left Bulgaria the end of October. and on November /, Col Wal
bach became Director of the Economics Division of the Allied Com
mission for Italy, at Rome. The three Walbachs are Uvino IN :.
luxurious three room suite in one of the largest hotels in Rome. next
to the United States Embassy and conveniently located ono b1ocL
from the Allied Commission headquarters. They will leave Italy
ninety days after the ratl1lcaton OF the treaty, and with their
voung daughter, Mary Vann Walbach, hope to reach Wi1rino+or In
July.
home after spending a week as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Douglas
Tavlor at their home go Market Street. Miss Crawford is n sister.
iaiaw of Mrs. Robert Hope Crawford, Jr, of Charlotte, the former
Nav Taylor of Wilmington.
Miss Mnly Evans, Miss Catherine Perdew. and Miss Emma
Mitchell delightfully."- entertained a number of their friends at q bear-
tfuuy appointed Tea on Tuesday afternoon, December 81. 1916. at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. J E. Evans, 202 North 18th Street from
40 to $50 o'clock in honor of Mrs. Horace Pearsau Jr !. recer+
bride, and Mrs. Thomas Gregg.
Edward Draper Savage of New York City will return to his home
in the north this week after spending the HOLIDAYS witt his aunt Mrs
william A. Dick at her home 113 Nun Street. Edward is also the
brother of Mrs. Emmett H. Durham of Wilmington.
Mrs. Owens Williamson of Washington, D. c.. formerly of Palm
Beach, Fla, returns to her home tonight after a two weeks visit
with ner sister and brotherin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Rinaldo B. Page
It their home in Oleander.. During her stay in the city Gladys viii
hanson has been extensively entertained.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05

Ian and little son, George Worth
Bovlan, of Mitchell Field, L. I.
have returned to their home after
snending Christmas and New Years
Nth Mrs. Boylan's mother, Mrs.
Zen M. Washburn at her home in
Glen Arden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Taylor
have returned from EngleWood,
N, j.. where they spent Christmas
week with their son and daughter
in.law. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Tay-
Tor, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Paul Campbell
Of Oleander and their son, L. Paul
Campbell, Jr., of the Duke Medi-
cal School at Durham, have re-
turned from Prattville, Ala, where
thew spent the yuletide with Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell's daughter and
~son-in-law. MI. and Mrs. Alvin K.
Cooper, Jr. Mrs. Cooper was for
merly Nancy Campbell of this city.
Henry Jay Macmillan has return
ed to New York city where he is
spending the winter after a brief
visit here with his mother, Mrs.
Henry Macmillan at her home lib
South Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Deas and
little daughter Of Charleston, S. C.
have returned TO their home after
spending the past ten days in the
city with Mrs. Deas parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus D. Hogue at their
home in Oleander. Mrs. Deas prior
to her marriage was Suzanne
Hogue of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred D. Ward
and little daughter, Nancy Ward,
of Chapel Hill, returned to their
home by motor on Thursday after
a weeks visit with Mrs. Wards
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam c..
Sweeny at their home on Wrights-
vile Beach. The three Wards
spent Christmas week with AIS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Ward at their home in New Bern
prior to coming to Wrightsville.
Ben Parmele, Jr., of Charlotte
has returned to his home after va
c~ationing here with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Par
mele at their home in Country
Club Pines.
Otis Barnes and his son Roy
Barnes of St. Augustine, Fla, re-
turned to their home by motor on
Monday last after a brief stay with
the formers sister and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs J Irving Cor
bett at their home 1705 Chestnut
street
Dr. and Mrs. Francis Curtzwiler
o. Toledo, Ohio, expect to return
to their home tomorrow after, Wis
iting in the city for the past ten
days as the guests of Mrs. Sam
Nash. Jr., at her home 20 IL Coun-
try Club Pines.
Edward T. Taylor of Salisbury
returned to his home on Christmas
night. after a short visit with his
mother, Mrs. Edward T. Taylor at
her home 500 Orange street.
Miss Frances Miller of Warren
ton, Va, has been the attractive
holiday guest Of Mrs. Edward j.
Wood at her home 1915 Market
street, John D. Wood has also been
at home with his mother for the
past week.
The Duplicate Bridge tourna-
mentS which proved so popular this
fal at the Cape Fear Country club
vii continue this week On Tues
gay evening, January 7, beginning
at 8 o'clock under the direction of
MRS. Sam Nash, Jr., and every
Tuesday evening thereafter at the
same hour until further notice. All
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Miss Johnson To Give
Book Review Here
CONTINUED From Page One)

Cardinals Albemarle district In
the year after Valley Forge.
Miss johnson, who will review
the book, is making quite an out
standing record for her work
among the high school pupils. In
addition to her work in dramatics
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
Junior Sorosis
Meeting Planned
Monday Evening

North Carolina Junior Sorosis
will hold the monthly meeting TO-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock in
the Sorosis clubhouse. The execu-
tive committee will convene at 7
o'clock.
Further plans FOR t h e musical
'Steppin-Hi" to be presented on
January 30-31 at $3.50 o'clock in
New Hanover High school audi
forum under the sponsorship OF
Junior Sorosis will be made at this
meeting.
Mrs. Hubert Newland, general
chairman of he musical, has re-
ouested to all chairmen working
On this event turn in their reports.
Members are also requested to
bring photographs of their chill
dren to this meeting if they wish
them to be used as suggested by
the program chairman, Mrs. Nor
ris Porter.
All club members having scrap
paper are asked to bring their
contributions to this meeting Mon
day night.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-05
BIRTHDAY R

Mrs. W. A Walton entertained
Wednesday afternoon at her home
in Lake Forest honoring her daugh-
ter, Eleanor Geraldine, on her 10th
birthday anniversary.
Games were enjoyed after which
refreshments were served. Prizes
were won by Peggy Register and
Iris Pugh.
Those attending were Lillian and
Iris Pugh, Peggy, Rachel and Mar
garet Register, Carol Faye Davis,
Dorothy Lee Murray, Norma Hick-
man, Jerry Spencer and Larry
Wayne Mitchell.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nor.heost.

1910 D ST; NE. (Carmody Hills; Md
bath sompetsly fuEeshsa; ssG Xsal;on cai al
te'P se st. 70 ne, out F . 7ath pi.' right e
is14 Is ST. N.E.-Brick,~s rms, Ia baths.
hHaSys f sseon resd 70 sell
HENRY " WiILouoHsY, 500 Mass. aye.
Be wise and look this over. Call oWNHEEH'
5.kM. Brick HOUSE. partly furn., newly
SEsTsfcFfp ERSEEs iri1pdfs S
spasiSas Sssa Say Vii Tiled ps ss nex v
rm rm S1ir ass heat: % price includes washing ne
sf IS 'igc SICK Sss''is so Ewes: :: g.
z RH6bE 6b 0RssA 0issANp AVE. $500 bloek.s;,rm
oWner win sasriaee; 5sssain, $4,000,
WooDRKpeE vs. s 81 fss;AiEaArs; sias 80. p, Dskoss
sss sees NJ tourists M tel their friends W. te
KSa se eor a5anky 10y besusifui esu shade
Must m be a.y iSsn f. t. m MR9Nos Co. sees
WNoopEfDGf-Hsautia r Ski e. so fi9 corner location,
cond.: % tile bath. breakfast nook. fireplace,
full bsmt with recreation ROOM OIL NV n, !;
sh7ho ss5assS ssssoS esss ssas0nasA WAeRo gsiSfs
s12iasY PARks, s$Ss Perry st.. Mt. rainier, Nd.
TWSoofpaRfbdRHsia.5 W. faeE IL : $1,000 cash; At;
ssassivs Sss on sis.SI hS Fenced is ssrass
%AIsRog SssLsSss q; ssr5y s.. n!
FsHNibAb, Fs1Rlff hd 1ses Sassn sS M sn.ee@NeTls
as sss ss :ss 5s. ss ss' ana sf b
Y. y o.ssasss P;s' cs| oWNfs
isss issss s, 81, Nhf-ssg...eh.d. H. 1szs two Ssd.
yms yasd aYsSRssle o%E A. f. s5 ass' large fsassa
OrEN sun. 2-6-Brentwood Village, 2339
14th st. n.e.--Owner leaving this country;
bath. fCf In % this very V demandsbls SUBDIVISION:
recreation room with bar in basement,
auto. heat and Bendix washer; small down
g. o sls eoss es fsms s L.
for 2; H. ycHHsoF Co, Nh s2e6; eye
snd snS syn; RIocK To M1 goel AVE NE-1deai All Tor
ment: 5 baths. For inspection. call Mr.
Hardy. TR. 6262, with FORD Z. NOR
NEAR eN lincoln PARKS rms, . baths
2 separate apts.. garage; income $40 from
OWNER OFFERS 6-rm., new.y redecorated.
semidet brick home: attractive basement
apt. provides substantial income: china
cupboards and screened porch are only 2
OF the attractive features. 800 East
sf2ais1l sSHas ctarH6lic 6 y 96Nrv-s.family ists
consisting Of rms, Kitchen, Ldinette and
bath. Price, S11 $50. Call Mr. Rutley, with
Il. d. sMTTHY CO., MA. 5e03. Exclusive.
ssos EAST CAPITOL sT.-owner anxious
SO price has been reduced to effect Q quick
sale. Inspect by appt. daily till 8, Sun
LIS. ], p, ROGERS T32 9th st. ne.
LU. 3452.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

you TO make some money. We offer you
the chance to buy this extremely nice
5erm; & M brick row home for only ss:95o:
$50 per mo. including taxes. insurance,
interest and principal; floor plan includes
large liv rm, din. rm. and kit, plus front
bath upstairs full basement, oil &C. heat.
Why pay rent any longer when this out
REALTy aan X CO; 2;5s NC sao4 Wilson blvd gL
WILL SELL MY INCOME property, the
best in Takoma Park. Corner, all brick
sseo Isqss se sioii 0ss Sas
e SEx ! HSSssEs, .w2; e., 5 rooms; BATH utility
81 hsafss dsos asehsn
esnv.n.ns MN terms. sa WAEER Rgef diRR
Muirkirk. Phone 45s.W. Laurel.
TAKoMA PK.-Attractive 2-story asbestos
shingle all large rms. beaut yard, close
SSsis E5'R RrSE R2!Fz sS ST.
81 kIIvE;RDAIE, il DALE, 47es Somerset rdIopsn
brick. full tile bath, completely equipped
kit; full bsmt., auto h.-w.h: lge. level lot
eo W. x 'ss ssS5 r6fff HN ifs5 SIoRHF
4 III,
white brick; center hall, spacious rms,
fireplace, all-elec, KIT, library. sun porches
ass iGEs Gsaiy With sRowS sssGfli RALFT N
DEN or BEDRM. with R bath 1st f.:
modern kit a With Srssff..e h'fs noof! iae
ssmt. ss, with ample space for recreation
gas a.-c. heat, Slate-ccYered and Insulated
roof; each Of these new brick homes is
ssrshi.t,ssetrsily srsn.,s;n different and located on
~ oas prcsa iro@ e
asssis sa kn I'll YrzdRs Rsafs5
sfo6kMoSsEH: SsH:' fee ssn are va now ssss sasrtns
in this dssIEable n and ' nseaie come
munity for only $4,000. Front and back
pfIsi porchss' large lot. sarge: and fully fpr.
4. HERsERT iSn g1' 4 Sons. Realtors. i SIS East
sPtG ausfoMs15a2T S5ae HeME a q Ss gsSs
conjunction and materials is nov available
to, S las and Sstss RT4fsa mems
4. HERBEsT 4 SONS. 5l5 East Capitol
9lgs syso soe Lo On aees aers and half
lot Electricity. pressure water system.
plumbing and central heating plant:
chicken and tool houses; about 10 miles
| from the N W. District line. Delivery with
title Call MR.. LYONS, EN-. 1870 with
Thos L. Phillips.
rAKOMA PARK-Immediate occupancy Of
this fne 4-bedroom home; Ist nooT ss has
room, kitchen; Ind hoor has 4 bedrooms
and inclosed sleeping porch and bath: full
easement with " bath; singie-car garage
block to bank, ali stores and transp: Priced
] for quick sale. MORRISON AGENCY, 81
344A. -As
Evening star., 1947-08-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-seushws.t.

RooMING HousE-eo0 block St. .sw.--
Row brick, "A rooms 8 baths; coal h-wh
Price. sac 300: 81 300 down, balance easy
terms a; N. DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV,
Ma. S036; home, GE. 1896. -22
UNDER S14,OOO-Brick. 3-story, 9 rooms,
oil heat. 26-ft frontage; near Agri. Dept.
Two occupy; owner can get possession.
Wonderful buy; Can $50 am; e $50
FORD. INC. 1929 K st. NV. RE. 63t.i
C ST. s.W.-Rooming house Of "a roo1-.7
baths, coal h.-w.h.. row brick gac6
inecme-produeins property, Nor infoTn---
ton. call Milton vinnick. with A. -
DRAIsNER, 1404 L st. NV. Ma. sOc5
OPEN TO-DAY. 1 to $50 parrin=to-
st. s;w;-Possession. Workmanship art
materials this home would be hard T.
attractive brick home early today. .Prae-
living rm;. dining rm., modern and full:
equipped kitchen. stove. refgr., bedrms
tile bath. Accessible TO all convenienc,
Out Nichols ave-, left On DaIrtnEton s.
70 home. LEO u: BERNSTEIN, 1913 K
st. NV, NE. 800. "Washington's Com
plets Real Estate Institution.
Evening star., 1947-08-17
HoUsEs FOR sALE-lserth.s,..

HVOS&S FOX SAke-S<0Pfne0St.
COLORED-I0th 81. NEAR C-6 lge.
TmTs;; nTN9; bath; brick excel. cond; vacant.
coToRaD-.sNnk.ARse NJ. sessi iSth and sTs. NE
Sssss Sssssi' u IpisgISSafeT M MSlASfX AGENCY S S
coLoREDa-SSiEnWS' SinS' HOME. open II. 4ao7
Gsult y. ne: lovely brick home, consist
x Fm modsTa snnf s Saes sna
front porch; low dowa s pSymsnt very c1essss easy
sss own FY Nome y0nF 1ss o E
sSRd RaAIY Z. ss Co. 41s tsns ssh 70 81. osr1 ns
eoL66SREbb-s41s 18th ST. N.E.-a..sory
det..; 10 rms. 2 baths, h.-w,h., oil; lot
SSSxl5o; Sl an unusually fine location; g 9
REn,TS hlEn Slass So nsighco5sSod' sGso EQUITABLE
CofoREDS4oso MINNESOTA AVE. NE.
1o-rm. house. Q complete apts..
commersis m price has Just ia been A9ede6 1ed6ced
eSnosEpssEESkk esal sXss sESk 81 $,h and r,or,a. ave.
rms, bath, porches, yard, garage; early
eosoRHnSe sSSe snoEk yaSs 81 ssqo
LARGE rooms. bath. oil heat, 'ii fuil basement:
house needs papering and painting through
viii hssS ssSH esaa RE re RAXV sss
c6i c6idkfb-rRN1DAp dSsfE AnEA-e-rm. tap
estry brick; with 2 inclosed porches. full
bsnt;, oil h:-w.h.: priced for quick sale.
FELGYp EL2 pw z Davis; IA, 0352; Ia
ss s sss s.ss sssafss ss h6fsR:
CoLoRED-sSoo BLOCK 18th st. n.e.-A
a-room row brick. consisting OF 1st door,
living rom. dining room. modern kitchen
WITH uaTge) elec, refrigerator. screened
back porch, cement front porch: full cellar.
S hfs BATH and Svnsl sse G,ts snd G es
son wt s 0ts e srus sssX WAVES RsyEmsnt@s @ a
Col o LoRED--EMERsoN ;1iIai ST. NE, betw.
18th and 14th--South side street: 2-story
brick. rooms, bath. elee. and Arcola hot
sssuirsa GEORGE as55 ga ssss IND
CoIoRED-oPEN SUN. 1-s-4047 oault
pl. ne, on Gault, Just east OF Minnesota;
a compact. detached brick bungalow:
rooms and bath. gas heat. Venetian blinds
and storm windows. See Mr.. Harps on
KEEIT, INC. 1902 N. j. ave. NV. DU.
CoLoRED-1Oth AND MD. AVE. NE
Excellent 3-family semidetached brick;
each apt. has pvt. entrance with modern
kitchens and baths; oil Heat, storm win
dows, screens. Venetian blinds throughout;
ssysry,tthins ssr,tIIs ig Al condition: beautiful
am stSyes docoT sss asIdsd Sysss take K ;s ndse.
be sold at bargain. Call Mr.. Barr, Ii
6692 with MALCOLM Ma. 1868.
Evening star., 1947-08-17

nO0Sk SAlE-Southwesf. tcont.I
S42 n ST. 8. VS. rms. brick, bath
sSssSf SGSSsxs ,ss. Pay "a. sesssss0 esss. GUARANTY
i2Oi 9Th 81; S:W:-9 + and b.; Se.5o0;
lsThms,i Ish s THoMAS brown B. SON, 615
CoLoRED-Oo BLOCK c ST. s.w.-s.
room brick; $4,000; terms THOMAS p.
S5aE9SWN 5aSWN q SON, 615 4th st. s.w. Ma.
COLoRED -:nd AND G-Excellent 2.
story Oct. brick home. with lge. rms;
aeneea-in rem yard: yours for only $3.50 down
REALTY Co.. e0S 10th st. NV. DI. 4470
Evening star., 1947-08-17

COLORED-17OO BLK. ST. N.W.-Nine
rooms. 2 baths, h.-w.h., oil burner; price,
$4,000; $4,000 cash.
with h.-w.h., oil burner; S14.5eo; $4,000
200 blk. Eye ct. n.w.-Nine rooms, bath,
a-Gh;' b. gdo >. 2,car e brick garage; sl%'ooo;
Unit blk. Fla. ave. NV. 1st comm'l-
6 rooms, bath, h.-w.h.; $10,500.
1870 G@S blk ~ o6t 9Th st, st. n'wo rooms oa'n'
100 blk Bladensburgt I'd. ne, 1st
commit g room, bath, Arcola heat;
GUY TIMER, 1929 11th st. NV,
North 1907 -lS
Evening star., 1947-08-17

ssos EAST CAPITOL sT.-owner anxious,
SO price has been reduced to effect quick
1-5. J, p, ROGERS T32 9th st. ne,
LU. 5462.