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Evening star., 1947-07-17
SOiIed Blankets

e-Sio.95 All Wool Chatham
Summer Blankets, rayon-satin
bound; white or yellow; 72xso
$s.39
$3.50 Oxford Gray Blankets,
with wine striped border; so
wool, $50 cotton; whipped ends;
size 72x64-inch ------$l $l.S9
s-S2.99 Jacquard Design Blan-
kets, all cotton In dark shades.
whipped ends; size 64x7s in, $l.Ss
$3.50 Comfort Covers, floral
patterns: size 72xs4-inch $3.9S
4-s4.95 Summer weight Com
forts. cotton filled and covered
with printed challis; size 72x84-
3-S9.95 Summer weight North
Star Blankets. rayon-satin bound,
size 72x9o-inch S.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Leather Goods

150-$1 to 81 Straw Bags 3scs
3-S7.95 White Plastic Bags.
$500
25-$2.00 Genuine Leather Gig
arctic Cases, full pack -- see
10-S5.00 Leather and Plastic
Bags $2.o0'
*Plus 20To tai
Kann'-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Infants Year

ss.ss Toddler Seersucker Sun
Suit, print; sizes 1-3$ $2.48
3.ss Tots seersucker Sun Suits,
sizes 3-6 S2.4s
$2.99 Infants Fine Cotton Dresses,
lace and embroidery trim - $l.94
1.7s Girls 2-Pc Pajamas, cotton
crepe; sizes "a. CSC
S7.ss Pique Goats, infants size,
S2.48
S1.ss and s2.ss Au-Wool Sweat
ers, pastel; sizes 1-2 .4S
$3.ss Cotton Pastel Skirts, sizes
SO ---------- 1900
1918 Boys Cowboy Shirts, two
tone; sizes 2-6--&z &z.8S
$500 fodder Girls Pinafore,
white eyelet embroidery, sizes
Ia S4.S8
1898 Tots Pinaforee, tissue ging-
ham with lace and ruffle trim;
sizes 3-e.--. S7.SS
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
China

3-S22.3s 53-Piece Dinner Sets,
S12.ss
Is Dozen 81 Dozen Sham Bottom
Tumblers ------.50 soc DoH.
12-S2.sS Mint and Nut Dishes,
S1.4s
12-S1.4s Pieces Of Pottery 75e
4s Doe. 35c Cups (decorated, 1sc
6 Doe. 81 Tea Tiles ----- SOC
e-s3.ss Pottery Vases Qarse size),
Sl.s8
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Rugs

3N-S13.95 to S22.9S 8x10 Revers-
ible Fibre Rugs -- --- Sle.S5
7-s34.s5 9x12 Revefhble Fibre
Rugs S14.S5
12--Sl4.s5 Okla Reversible Fibre
Rugs SS.So
15-S14.95 6xS Reversible Fibre
RuRs S7.9S
23-S6.50 36x72" Reversible Fibre
Rugs $3.50
LOSSES 4x7 Reversible Fibre
Rugs --. 1898
7-s12.ss TO s1s.sS SKIP Reversible
Fibre Rugs Ss.S5
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
.JeUelry
Kann'tStreet Floor.

2-S1.oe Cigarette Lighters 2sc
25-$1.95 Compacts e9c
2-S7.50 Ladies' Pink old-Filled
Bracelets, stretch type S4.96*
1871 Pieces Of Jewelry.
2 for 81
$1,000 Pin - $1,000
4e-S3.0o to $500 Pieces Of Jew
elry - - H.73*
*Plns 20Tc tai
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Art Goods

Art Goods
ss-soc Balls of Rug Carpet.
15c ca.
1-S10.ss Hassock, damaged. 1898
1o-6Sc Balls. Wool, soiled ---- 3sc
sass Bar Harbor Sets, plaid.
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
Upholstery
1 pr. s1o.24 Acetate Draperies,
plain blue. az yds. long --- A.ss
1 pr. Sass Checked Rayon Tai
feta Draperies, az yds. long.
$500
50 s1.5o-Ss.oo Curtain Strips, as
sorted -- Soc ca.
1-ss.s5 Acetate Vanity Skirt,
rose ----------~- 1'''
$50 yds. s1.2s-s1.ss Everglaze
Chintz, seconds" s"----7sc I'd.
Is pr. s7.s5 Cretonne nraperies.
az yds. long, floral design. $3.50
1-S1s.s5 4-Fold Folding Screen.
rs is. natural $1,000
l-S14.sS 3.Fold Folding Screen.
"as is"------------------- so.Oo
1-S6.4s Screen Doors, 30x7S, "as
Ia" -S4.o0 $500
1885 3.Fold Folding Screen,
"as Is ---S.So
1 sets S14.S5 Cider Cushions, "as
"a" 5000
Kann'-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17

S-SE LOU lnncfSpI1Mk MAbtFcSScss
double size e-S S1S.95
5-$27.50 Box Springs, double
size ----.-----.S 1895
4-$49.50 Inperspring Mattresses,
twin size S34.95
1-s44.5o Innerspring Mattress,
twin size $500
1-$49.50 Innerspring Mattress,
twin size $34.95
6-$7s.oo Innerspring Mattresses
and box springs to match, twin
size $500
1-s2s.s5 Felt Mattress, double
size, soiled--------------$1 $1S.SS
l-S29.95 Felt Mattress, twin size,
soiled -$1s.ss
1-$43.5o Box Spring, twin size.
S34.95
1-s4s.5o Box Spring, double
size ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S34.s5
1-s32.s5 Felt Mattress, twin size,
S1S.S5
1-S54.s5 Platform Rocker. up
holstered $34.95
1-s23.sS Roll-a-way Cot and
Mattress -$13.S5
3-sss.50 Metal Bed Double Deck
Outfits --------- $500
Kann's-Third Floor.
TOiIpfrips
2s-$2.1s Handy Round the
Neck Mirrors S1.2S
1e-s1.ss Mirrors. perfect for
makeup, hair dressing S1.0o
1s-25c Lemon Cream, Snow
white" ac%
72-5oc Boxes apple Blossom"
Dustins Powder, with puff --- 25c'
11-S7.95 Lucite Dresser Sets,
comb, mirror and nylon- -bristled
1s0-S3.50 Pocket Size Perfume
Dispensers, by "Frajet" $l.00
16-25c Eyelash Curriers' 100
60-$1.25 Hairbrushes. profess
sional type with sturdy plastic
back; nylon bristles - 9Sc
50 pairs $500 Sun Glasses, fine,
optical type, wire core temples.
complete with case $1.39
S1.oo Famous Name Lipsticks, Va
rious shades -3 for $1.O0S
%PluS 20To Tar
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
Budget Dress Shop

D1lIScL LII COO DsLOP
s7.95 Misses Checked Gingham
$12.95 Misses Printed Rayon
Sheer Dresses $1,000
$7.95 Women's Printed Rayons,
white grounds - $500
Ss.ss and S10.s5 Misses Rayon
Dresses, broken sizes and colors,
$500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Lamps
2o--Table Lamp Bases, reg. 1928,
S5.ss
3e-GIAss Vanity Bases, reg.
$2.es S1.4s
20-Rayon Shades, reg. $5.9S,
S1.ss
Metal Table Lamp, reg. $199s,
Ss.9s
liable Lamp. reg. 1898 1898
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17
House Furnishings

e-S1.sS Galvanized GarbaEe
Cans, l0-gal. size, as is--- CSC
l2-S2.4s Ironing Tables, as is,
$1.49
24-3sc Oilcloth Scarves loo
3-s2.sS> Plastic Table Covers,
slirhtlv soiled &l.yO
2-SI.ss Plastic Coated Table
Covers, slightly soiled--s s1.oo
24-4sc Aluminium SGT. Sauce
50-e1.S0 Cosn&tick Moulds 1Sc
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17

$3.50 Sssrsueksr onsP wash Suits. Sizes and
l..
so-$z.zs end sl.s5 White Twill wa'h shors Sizes a. g.
7-s2.s5 AI-Weol Swim Trunks. Sizes 80, 81 and "a.
7I-seeends Junior spor Shirts. Sizes to 10 in erol
5o-s25o White Cotton SIaeks Sizes "a to l8-------5
4o-Seeonds $3.50 Crepe and BroadeIoth Poiamss. Siz
$3.50 Long sIeevs White spor+ Shirts. Size e--l.
6-$22o Junior White Duck Lensies. Size e------$l
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-17

Sass Printed Seersucker Dresses,
one and two piece styles; sizes
80 to 800
S14.95 TO 1898 Misses Prints and
Rayon Sheers STANDARDIZATION
S1S.95 to S22S5 Misses Prints and
Sheers $7.99
3-$49.95 Dinner Gowns, pastel
colors; sizes 10 and IA $4,000
3-$3s.s5 Formal Gowns, white.
$12.00
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
For Radio Listeners
By Bryson Rosh

It seems that this column carries
many an item to the effect that tele-
vision has scored another first. Cover
age of the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee hearings on the European
recovery program was certainly an
added feather. On that same day
and In the middle of the telecast
from the Senate ONCE Building, the
cameras were switched to Arlington
Cemetery for the Armistice Day
ceremonies at the Tomb of the Un-
known Soldier. This also was a
first. Never before had television
reported the moving spectacle Of the
President of the. United States lay
ing a wreath at the base of this
national shrine, and pausing for a
minute of silence before the solemn
notes Of taps were sounded. 1t was
a rainy, cold, gray day. but the
pictures were excellent and the di-
rection was sure and finished.
WNBW, the NBC television station,
this event and fed the pro-
gram to the other television stations
in Washington.
There are always amusing side
lights and high points Of every
telecast and certainly the two men
toned above had their share. The
Arlington pickup was made by a
relay from the ceme-
terry to the NBC tower at the Ward
man Park. Seconds bfore the pro-
gram was on the air the huge re-
ceiving dish on the Ntower all but
collapsed. There was not enough
time to make repairs, so the NBC
engineer, Mike Vossler, held the ap-
paratus together until the telecast
was concluded. 1t was bed few
minutes for Vossler perched on the
slippery, wet platform high over
the traffic Of Connecticut avenue.
In the case Of the Senate hearings
one veteran reporter watched with
q great deal OF interest the cameras
and the images they produced.
After some time he wandered back
to his seat at the press table, rue
fully shaking his head and mutter-
ing that he hoped his managing
editor didn't put q receiving set In
the newspaper Office. Watching a
story develop and later reading the
account might give rise to misunder-
standings.
Another reporter thought 1t the
greatest advance in news coverage
since the telephone. He reasoned
that with television it would be
possible to cover a news story from
the Press Club. Editors note
That wouldn't be a "first")
Program notes: WRC-NBC A
new series Of programs which
analyses and presents the reasons
for juvenile delinquency will start
November 10 at 1880 pm. The
titled Lost Sheep" will
be a half-hour dramatizations of
case histories from the files Of DR..
Karpman, chief psyche
analyst at st. Elizabeths Hospital
.. WTOP-CBS A special series
Evening star., 1947-11-16

of i've broadcasts, "You and the Rus
sians," will be presented starting
tomorrow at Sis pm. On each of
these weekly programs Lyman
Bryson, CHS counselor on public
affairs, will interview an eminent
authority in q specific field relating
to the Soviet Union. WMAL-
ABC -. A Monday, Wednesday and
Friday program, Great Adventures" +"
is now being heard from 5-5:15 pm.
This is a new type Of program for
the usual "children's hour" audi
ence. 1t is, of course. designed for
young listeners. but instead of the
thrills and chills variety this pro-
gram dramatizes better known
stories from the Bible. :. WINK
Blair Moody, able Washington
correspondent for the Detroit News,
will begin a series of forum broad
casts tonight at $50. After tonight's
broadcasts the program, titled Meet
Your Congress" will move into the
1890 pm. Friday period.
X X 4
Each Thanksgiving and Christmas
Day q most extraordinary program
Is presented by the Elgin Watch CO.
on the Columbia network. These
shows are extraordinary because
they present such an immense
amount of talent in huge block of
time. The program runs for two
hours, 4-6 pm, November ~, and
In the same time period on Christ
mas. The official title of this extrav-
aganza is 1.-TWO Hours of Stars"
The talent lineup for Thanksgiving
includes practically all the names"
in the business. Don Ameche will
emcee, Ken Carpenter will an
nounce and the music will be pro-
vided by Lou Silvers and his orches-
ira. Comedy will be handled by
Jack Benny, Jimmy Durante and
Red Shelton, with Vera Vague on
the feminine side. A 15-year-old
singing star, Mary Jane Smith, will
make her radio debut on this pro-
gram. Doris Day, featured vocalist
Of the Hit Parade" will also be
heard.
A different cast viii. be heard on
Christmas.
WNBW, the NBC television station
in Washington, will televise the
Army Navy game from Philadelphia
on November 20. Bob Stanton, as
sisted by Jim Stevenson, will do the
play-by-play. Ted Granik's
American Forum of the Air" has
opened. its season of broadcasts at
Shoreham Hotel. Henry Nor
gan's appearance with the want ad
on the Walter Winchell program
last Sunday evening had just a
touch of the serious in it. Reports
are that Morgan's' present sponsor
has failed to pick up his option. with
the last broadcast scheduled for
December 81. However, it is prob
able that Morgan will not leave the
air but that ABC will continue his
broadcasts on a sustaining basis If
another sponsor cannot be found at
once.
Evening star., 1947-11-16

Wop, 5:o0-Riss Stevens sings The "se.
suidIIla," "Hsbansra" and The Gypsy Dance
from Carmen.
WoP, 5:3o-Hosgy Carmichael sings his
Casanova Cricket"
WRc, 6:30-Douglas Fairbanks Introduce!
his own film discovery, pauIs croset.
WINK, 6:30-Ronah CoImsn nanstss The
story Of "HuekIsbsrr Finn"
WMAl. S:00-soloist Eva likowa sings De
bussYs "Lia's Aria" The Detroit Symphony Or
shssfrs has programmed crestons Symphony
No.. I" and Won Dohnanyfs Orchestral Suite
No. t."
WRc. S:00-lsha Turner calls on Charlie
Mccarthy.
wRt, s:3o-bsnny Goodman rsih Allen,
Evening star., 1947-11-16

Senator Brisn Nc. Hoasy Carmichael.
kahon says "Ameriea Faces Russia"
WT0P, 3:00-Jaequss Abrsm, young Amer.
iesn pianist, Is soIoist In Bsethoven's Concerto
for Piano and Orchestra. No. L." The or
ehssirs plays Hsnders Concerto Crosse in A
hinor" and Faure's "PelIsas Of hslisande
suite.
WRc, 5:0o-A radio adaptation Of Oscar
Hammersiein's version Of GARNER" called
Carmen Jones" Murisi Smith. Luther Saxon
and Alton Warren Of tho Broadway cast have
the eadino roles.
Evening star., 1947-11-16

Speakefs lheluds Rep
resshiatlyss Walker
Granger ssd A. K.
Nukksr.
WARL 100 -
The Bi Is q Career
for ths College Gsd.
usfs." {. II. tIsss.
executive assistant to
J. Edgar Hoover, Is
tho principal speaker.
WM, The
Latin American View
n Tho Good LIE. "
The broadcast orig.
inafas In Mexieo fity
WEAM, t:45-
Evening star., 1947-11-16

W NAL, $50
lean Feniains Is the
star Of The Shining
Hour," the Keith
Winter drama. June
Duprez and Elliott
Reid are featured.
WINK, 9:30-Sen.
ators J. Howard Me-
Grafh, Homer Fsrqu-
son, Joseph 0'ha-
honey and Robert
Taft discuss the is
sues facing the sps.
tiaI session Of Con.
Evening star., 1947-11-16

VOL, t0:30-Ra- Joan F'ntains.
do commentators in key cities report on
WHAT Does the Country Expect From the
Special SESSION."
W0P, ti:30-Maria kurenko sings arias by
MolaEt and Handel.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
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direction That Dav.
Evening star., 1947-11-16
FEATURES ON THE AIR TO-DAY

M0P, t0:30-wofdsworth's Lyrical Bal.
lads" ere svaIusisd by Post Stephen spsnnsr
and Theodore Spencer.
Wc, i:00-"What Should Congress Dol"
Evening star., 1947-11-16
Audience Shows

The following broaacasts admit the
general public. For tickets phone the
station or, in the case of WToP'
WoL-Metropolitan oo12. Meet
the Press" 10 pm. Friday: Quiz OF
Two Cities" 1890 pm. WEDNESDAY;
'NationM Moondial," 1890 pm.
WEc-RspGblic 1000; Tin Pan
''Matchless Service Time" 7:30 pm.
WWDc-Nstional 1903 Teen
Time Revue" 9:30 am. Saturday;
Lunch at 1450," 1918 pm. Mon
WARi@owens 1900. "aeorgetown
Forum l pm; Sunday at George
town u. No tickets NECESSARY.
WTOP-Warner Building. Quiz
down" 10 am; SATURDAY; .r,
Air Forces Band" 8 pm. Thursday
It Interior Department auditorium.
w 'WfdesAY@shepherd 1850. Home
makers Gift Brunch" 1890 m.
Saturday at Silver Restaurant. No
tickets necessary.
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Surit miro geior9t. Gin tiibtiges So
mitce lit al ser Mrbeit.
g. @iintber, Sefr.
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Nus Salem. Ubie
8efQnntmaduna.

3tpeig 19 peranl ltaltet oieies Sobr
cinen groBen Neuiabrstan5 lmn alls
'Mitslieoer ,ueroen eriildt iid' oieicn
Tag at reiernieren. Die Mrrargie-
rune liegt III Sen Sdnben ser iutgell
Mitglieoer uno iie fonnen uns einen
fb0nen Mbeno porbereiten
@oriiper oes &omitees lit unier
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au unteritiisen, oamit iie nit ei,tenl
Beiuh re6nen f0nnen ilnb nGdIta
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fonnen. Mlio bite ben Neuiabrsbe-
iud) i'm Sinn 3u balten. Die 0h,iif
miro 8r. @ilbelm SduIler lieiern.
Tim einen eroben grfols fir oen Ser.
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Reintfetrer aus 1s,at,lanN
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ber nah Oeltitlanb ;uriifgefebrt
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"Nibt ale iino forperlihen Seinl-
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peroefen pernobten. Mit ldaperen
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lid berrid)t iuie0er 8ohbetrieb. oenn
sSrantreid unO8elgien cntlailcm eben-
falls ieit einigen @oden 9riessge-
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ter. Die im 3eitraum bon "a Stuu-
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Sonterms &irdem 1sramem Wcrcin.

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@enleinSe Sur Narbrid,t. bab Die Md,
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3,ucis Is.

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1l,a< Hem Gaitle. "a.
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MAIDEN lno in Die Gerlammlln0
fonunen.
Geo. 8ooelloorfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-12-18

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mitee beiorgen.
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tpiini6en allen Mitglieoern Ser 3luei,
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9. S. Sontih, Sefr.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-Nertheost.

RIVER TERRACE: 950---Recently re-
decorated 5-room row , brick IN & sXcesienI Lien
tric tps "'fii refrigerstor. fenced rear yard can
DI, 1919 till pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
MI NJ. RAiNIER-7-room brown shingle bun
galow. chestnut finish, nice lot; close TO
everything, 2 blocks OF r; I ave; Easy ,:;
NM H. fs s1AzE s4Ss sh NJ 81. e.1s VIII
NJ. Ne. cftsE TO SCHOOLS and good
ea rev Shown By spp
svss.. eve .''i Il L ao45. sHocKEY 4 MOOR
hxkcuToas hkhci Nss'sors SALE of valuable real ss-
square $500: ,six-room and bath briek:
ferior condition; being sold subject, 10 a
monthly lease terminating on Or before
than on No Trsten Il II
I1s1 penIiks Bldg 1910 vermont aye,
his;i nias OATES ST. NE. snear Florida ave;
and West Va. ave.l-Briek .semidetachsd
house with rooms and bath; ,al gas sa,,t.rs: h-w
beautiful grounds. Possession 81 once.
FTsnSlain. r. I,a HEAyER & YER BROS, ISc Washing,
ISIS I BAKER ST. NE. iRiver Terrace
ss cd Sfek besi f 9ne sa with
BROS. INC Washington Bldg. DI. $500;
NEAR NEAR &C %CATHoLIc UNIVERSITY = Row
brick mouse. 6 rooms; tnclosed breakfast
and sleeping porches, covered front porch
built-fn heated garage. oil hot-water heat
Pittsburg storage heater: insulated. storm
windows. screens, Venetian, blinds; eonS
to public, parochial schools, stores ans
snEp paTFpR 9Tse Toasr fi slds Dr EgdESE .v.s
saF.MinY 81 ifs FLAT. rms. and bath each
ell modern Immeasps
BRASWELL. AD. 1888, 36l7 14th st. NV
900 BLK. MASS. AVE. N.E.-Brick semi.
eond; fully furn. Only $4,000, $4,000
aown. e 5alancs% % ..rmE. Ex- $3.50. YOUNG
s-aoSM s saIek in beautiful Woodbridge
sold' t' r. W 4. fe FosTER, Re. ia5s Ss' or 81 L
RESTRICTED LocATIoN-s-rm. brick.
Ionly years old. !, lovely hedrms;. tile
sf'n S es atf CO suss EEK co.. aos
:.ssa .asa + TAYLOR I sr. N aE0s-rm. det. sr.;
r.. BATH Yrs: old oil a.-e; beat stair, a.aI,
perch: sIe.a5o. Substantial cash. Call
OPEN i-DARK-a3s 33rd ST. n.e-unde,
! ) lovely rooms, recreation room. gas heat
screened front porch. deep lot. completel;
| feOecorateo. close To eferytnlnE IN re-
Estricted ne neighborhood: immediate DOS.
session To reach: Out Bennins .rd. tt
;4th ST.. right on 34th st. TO Baker st.
risht on Baker st. one block TO house
| ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.. 1924 Eye st
MAIN NJ. THoRoUGHFARE. lst com,
| 4 complete apts,, separate meters: oil
system: completely redecoretsd: beautiful
condition: convenient carlines. Inspec-
| ton by appointment. Call c. Z. SHREF-
NEW fREwAR HOME. 1883 Lang pl.
ne: rm. corner brick. gas hest a.
tile baths. rec rm Call Mss stipsky.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

COLORED-NEAR 1st AND St rooms.
h;-wh;; good condition; terms. Cali Mr..
coLoREDNNEAR 18th and r sts.-4-
family fiat; excel condition: liberal terms.
Ask for A. w. STEPHENS, DE. 1162- Ia
COLoRED-UNIT BLK. Of Florida ave.
so; terms r' Mr.. v THOMAS. ss ' pE. fiso,
coLoRED-s RMS. tile bath. h. ". h.. eiec
good condition 1st commercials; near 1st
and Florida ayes terms. No, l3oa
CoLoRED-NEAR 1ith and Euclid sts;.,g
s,e's:Sa able 5000 q dow down ~ M. BRADLEY. DE
BLK. Irving st rms,
M e w. Fhoma vsR ssly rHos asss Vs. s0faa
C0LoRED-Ia5s 10Th ST. N.w.-e rms
down; Do 80 a GOOD buy buy. ]. 4. UPsHujR. is4s
4 Ne asDs fTss rf Swa /. 4sSo rms
hall. bath. fun cellar. porches. gar: $3.50:
S. 450 cash and S45 mo. 5. NJ. ORRISoN,
RA 5416. Exclusively. 4
CoLORED-OPEN go P.M.-624 Prince
ton pl nw-Do you need large home
either for your family or Tor income pro. Q.
a l6-rm. house here for sale. Kitchens
oil hit, gar Home needs decorating, but
the price is low enough TO make good
buy for you as is Mr.. Levy on premises
oIeRIpcoHfs soLeR 3 coHk fG PHseE R RSwMwe-bui.
sernidet brick. home to be delivered In
excellent condition: lovely rooms, tiled
bath. ample closet space: full basement.
oil h--wh.; 3 porches, detached garaxe;
WEITz. 14e7 Eye st. n-w-N MA IOS5, or
MA. 7196. Sun. and ewes, RIA. 341J.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

modern det: brick nome IN eHcIusVe G
munity of fine homes; lst fir., center-E
kit. den. lavatory: End fir. nice b
rms, 2 baths; rec. rm. in bsnt.; maids r
full bath. gas heat. slate roof. gers
nice lott priced S29,500. w. B. WR1Gl
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