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Evening star., 1947-12-25
Father Wounds Z Girls,
One Fatally; Kills Self
By the As,ocioted Pres,

GLYNDON, Mimi, Dec. 25.-A
long-standnig family quarrel was
eliminated early today in the shoot
ing of two teen-age girls, one fatally
by their father, who afterward
killed himself with a shotgun blast
Clay County Sheriff w. T. Curran
said.
Shot to death at about 3 am. az
she lay in bed was Phyllis Hanson
IA. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
vim Hanson of Glyndon. Her sis
ter, Betty, 13, who was sleeping by
her side, was struck by three bullets
She is in a Moorhead hospital
where attaches said her condition
has not been determined.
Sheriff Curran said the shootings
we're the outgrowth Of family dis
pute which had eliminated yester-
day in the starting OF divorce pro-
ceedings by Mrs. Hanson.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Mexico Says It's Hedging,
Not Specializing in Wheat
By the Associated Press

The Mexican Embassy said last
night that 1925 900 bushels in wheat
futures holdings by Nacional Dis
tribuidora y Reguladora National
Distribution and Regulation Agency
of Mexico represented regular hedg-
ing and not speculation.
The operations of the Mexican Or
ganization were reported in Secre-
tary of Agriculture Anderson's list
of big traders made public last Mon
day.
Rafael de la Colina, Charge DAT
faires, said that the trading was
part OF the agency's government
assigned job of obtaining actual
wheat for delivery in Mexico.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Butler and Dworshak
Express Misgivings
Over Marshall Plan
Iy the A.seeieiet Press

Senator Butler, Republican, OF
Nebraska declared today that he
was very doubtful if there will be
Marshall Plan"
Another Western Republican, Sen
ator Dworkshak OF Idaho, expressed
the view that If Congress is to ap-
prove the plan, ut must do a stream
lining job first to bring it more in
line with our ability to send goods
abroad
Senator Butler said that at the
present time. he is very much
against the overall program" as out
lined by President Truman.
Two Points Raised.
The President In a message to
Congress last Friday asked for ST.
900 100000 to implement the Euro
pean recovery plan over four-year
period. Senator Butler said he based
his opposition to the overall pro-
gram on these two points:
Doubt as to the wisdom of the
80th Congress making decisions
which might affect future Con-
crosses.
Doubt that "the American econ
omy can stand such a program"
Similar misgivings were voiced
by Senator Dworshak. He called
for cutting down" the shipments
abroad enVisaged in the plan and
declared:
I'VE cannot justify jeopardizine
our economy at home. What is
more important, We can't take
chance on crippling our national
security"
Injustice to Europe Seen.
The Idaho Senator took the
position that any four-year COM
mitment would be doing the people
of Europe an injustice because
this S0th Congress cannot bind
any succeeding one" He also called
for stabilization of currency by the
recipient countries as prerequisite
to any aid.
I'VE can't afford to dole out BIZ
lions of dollars unless there is stab
ilization Of currency first he as
serted.
Senator Butler said that he con-
sidered the $4,000, 900, 900 asked by
the President completely out Of the
question.
IF I support any plan at all, II
will be for one year and it will fo1
only a small part OF what is pro-
posed under the Marshall plan," he
declared. adding:
I'm very doubtful if there will
be a Marshall plan"
Wide Opposition Reported.
The long-range plan designed to
speed the economic recovery Of 16
Western European nations was pro-
posed by Secretary OF State Mar
shall last June 1t is predicated on
these nations working out plans to
help themselves with the United
States furnishing any additional aid
that may be required.
Senator Butler said there was
considerable sentiment" against the
plan on both sides of the party line
and added that he had also heard
sentiment against it from the
civilian population"
But he said he wanted 1t under
stood that he was willing to vote
aid to relieve distress and hunger
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Phone Company Names
Howard Chief Engineer

H. Peyton Howard. jr., has been
APPOINTED chief engineer of the
Chesapeake g. Potomac Telephone
Co., James B. Morrison. vice presi-
dent and general manager, an
nounced today He had been the
ORGANIZATIONS general buildings and
equipment engineer.
A native of Washington, Mr.. How
ard graduated from Central High
School and the Naval Academy. He
joined the telephone company IN
1925 as q student engineer and has
worked in the trafic and engineer
Ing departments both In Washing
ton and in West Virginia He lives
in Westhaven, Md.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Prices Of i. ). Bonds
Permitted 10 Drop as
Initiation Curb Step
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-The Fed
eral Reserve System. allowed Gov
ernment bond prices to drop
sharply yesterday in what bankers
considered new administration
anti-inflation maneuver.
At the close of the market. quo
tations for many Federal issues
were near par and at the lowest
levels in years. Declines ranged
from few cents per 500 bond tt
more than 81.
Bernard Baruch, financier ane
presidential adviser, telegraphed 6
protest against the move to Secre.
tary OF the Treasury Snyder, ane
termed the Governments action
"an immoral act"
Series E, F and G Not Involved.
Government savings bonds such
as the Series E. F and G. largely
held by small investors were, OF
course, not involved. The actor
affected only Government obliga.
tions that are listed on the stocl
exchange.
Commercial banks, among the
largest holders of Federal issues
have kept the price structure under
steady pressure for months as they
trimmed portfolios This was done
according to banking quarters
partly because of fear that prices
would be allowed to break through
par and partly to acquire funds for
loans to business, industry and
agriculture.
Such loans have expanded with.
out interruption for months ane
now stand at record high. Many
Government officials believe toe
rapid an increase in this form Of
credit is highly inf1ationary, anc
various proposals have been made
to impose curbs. 1t was suggested
in Wall Street that the Fedora
Reserve System beat the gun on the
issue of curbs and had taken it,
own action.
No Change in Interest Rate.
A source close to the Fedora
Reserve System said the latest twis
in Government financial policy in
dicated that the Federal Reserve
would "aggressively' support th'
bond market at the new levels To-
the "foreseeable future" 1t wa
emphasized by this source that th'
agency's action did not mean an,
change in the Government policy O.
maintaining the long-term interes
rate at 81 per cent. Government
bonds, in other words. would not b'
allowed to break below par.
1t was word of this new policy
financial quarters said. that tn,
banks have awaited. Banks will b,
hess anxious to sell their long tern
Government issues because of th'
security offered by the new Fedora
policy and hence will have smaller
amount of funds available witt
which to make business loans. Or
an income basis, banks will find il
more profitable to keep their Gov
ernments and pare Commercial
lending.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Christmas Eve Ce|ebront Fined
$50 for Firinq % Shots in Room

liked to save empty shells" and
denied firing the shots.
Why do you save empty shells?"
Judge Mcmahon asked.
Il don't know. It's just hobby"
Tino answered.
Judge Mcmahon remarked that
that was a peculiar hobby and found
him guilty of the charge
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Reds Open Trade ToIks
With Swiss in January
By the Associoted Press

MOSCOW, Dec 25.-The Soviet
press announced today that Swiss
trade delegation would arrive in
Moscow early in January to begin
negotiations for trade agreement
with Russia.
Norway. Denmark and Czechoslo-
vakia recently completed trade
agreements with Russia, and Mos
COW newspapers reported that deals
were pending with Belgium and
Iilyemhollrc
Evening star., 1947-12-25

any time. any place-especially
among our friends"
But our experience in UNRRA
and other relief programs has con-
vinced me-" he added, that the ad.
ministration and distribution Of any
future gifts must be extremely well
supervised by Americans"
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Tokyo Rose 10 Be Barred
From Returning g 70 U. 5.
By the A.seeieted Prsss


LOS ANGELES, Dec. 25.-The
Los Angeles City Council has been
assured that Tokyo Rose won't be
coming home from the wars.
The Council adopted resolution
several weeks ago opposing the re-
turn to the United States OF Iva
Ikuko Togura D'Aquina, graduate OF
the University Of California at Los
Angeles, who, during the war,
broadcast propaganda from Tokyo
to American servicemen.
r. B. shipley. chief OF the Pass
port Division Of the State Depart
ment, informed the Council yester-
day that she will not be permitted
to return to this country.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Mayor Drives Sprinkler

MORRISON, Argentina (P)-
When town employees quit to work
in the harvest fields. Mayor Jorge
Fourcada took over the job Of driv-
ing the street sprinkler. He said
his office work left him some free
time and somebody had to sprinkle
the streets.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Poles Increase Budget

WARSAW, Poland R)-The min
istry of national reconstruction
plans to spend 2.506, 100000 zlotys
($25 ,060, 0,000) in 194s. That is an
increase of 45 per cent over the
19A7 budget.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Tile Indicates Prosperity

Tile has long been considered so
essential in Spanish homes that
Ito have house without tiles" has
become a proverb expressing pow
erty,
Evening star., 1947-12-25
6. A. HoIderness, 80, Dies

RICHMOND, Va, Dec Is P.-
Final rites will be held at 8 pm.
tomorrow in Tarboro, N. c., for
George A. Holderness, 30, prominent
Virginia and North Carolina bus
mess man. Mr. Holderness died
Tuesday in a Richmond hospital.
Evening star., 1947-12-25
Report

District OF Columbia and vicinity
Increasing cloudiness with high
about So this afternoon followed by
some light snow by night. Lowest
about 80. Clearing tomorrow with
high around AZ.
Virginia-Cloudy and rather cold
with some snow in the interior and
rain on the coast today. Cloudy, not
so cold in the north, some snow in
the east portion tonight, except rain
on the coast followed by clearing
with moderate temperature tomor-
row.
Maryland-Mostly cloudy and not
so cold with some snow in the east
portion tonight. Clearing tomorrow
with moderate temperature.
Evening star., 1947-12-25

SANTA REMEMBERS 105- YEAR, OLD WOMAN-Mrs Mary
Gooda who marked her 05h birthday anniversary
Tuesday, received gift from Santa Claus at today Christmas
party the Stoddard Baptist Home Vrgnian Mrs Gooda
oldest of 38 residents of the home All given presents
day frightened further by groups of
Ethel Washington at the home played Santa
staff
Evening star., 1947-12-25

River Report
From U. s. Eneineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear al
Harpers Ferry
Evening star., 1947-12-25

kreclpltAu u0h.
Monthly precipitation in inches in c
Evening star., 1947-11-30
COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

VICINITY OF CHEVERLY THEATER,- ad-
joining Safeway Store property at seth
Site Site sunnybrookj. Ideal Tor used;car lot
or or ss cGnm1Tcfl RH PwEn W Rond Hsasd
SEQ; sEGoNp H1' CoMMiERCIAL, ne; ne min. to
ssiss4 se 4eS2G e Sr6 MDDlEoS SS Res
eoMMERCIAf eS5 HE al GROUND for sale. Wilson
blvd. between Clarendon Circle and
seuare qeet ath 55 on VII
oWNER. sS sfs0 OK. 1879; eve and Sun. 81
poGGBLE FRONTAGE Tot. so #. on MT
Vernon ave. and 81 It on commonwealth;
IN sa So sc s. S55 S5sds sa psr%tih IT, Wh
e9ml viii subSTdiRste RofH part Fr to ao son
OUTSTANDING FIRsT-cLAss commercial
corner business property. ideally located
best value this side the river. Location:
giEe and sss feet a on Chain in ls Rrldss ID Td;
thickly populated neishborhood and heav-
lily travelled intersection of highways to
Vienna, Oakton, Herndon Leesburg, etc.
stockroom 24x2s it.. showroom 20x30, four
modern Gulf gasoline pumps and equip
ment stock, and equipment inventories,
lc'UOob oiooi ipuIoAo !oA
Goodyear tires and accessories, also
pliances, and excellent location for auto
agency; good modern. Groom and bath
bungalow. full basement, oil hot-water
heat now rented for 500 monthly; gross
1946 business, S164,000: owner forced to
sell due to health; trust on real estate
alone now $4,000; total price, lock, stock
and barrel, $4,000. EASTMAN &
STEELE, Realtors. FA. $500. 80
$500 SO. FT.. 1st com, 75-ft. front. 1900
block 4th st. NV. Suitable apts.,o stores,
Evening star., 1947-11-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

COMBINATION STORE, ONCE and ware
house, in downtown area; approx 1000
So. #; suitable for semiwholeSale business
or light mfgr recurring display; desirable
location and reasonable rental Call OR.
ALEXANDRIA-Excep opportunity to
establish your business mad residence in
building in one of best locations on King
St. Immediate occupancy; ~ excellent client terms
agt. Alex. 1884. 80
FiRsT-FLooR LOCATION. suitable for
offices, small store OF restaurant; excellent
George washington Hospitals. 2413 Penn
sylvania ave. NV.
sround and sase for onT term space to
be to suit tenant s $3.50 and
BETHESDA. on Wis. ave. nr. bank-Lge;
bldg. suitable for offices and business; will
DoWNTOwN-2nd coml.; vacant; 3-story
space space 1st 1o T.. otless upstars; oil heat new
iss9 1:S'' 18th Y; ST Nv large s rooms and
and only few doors from Rhode Island
ave. real opportunity for a professional
A. 8 & 5fafas & eo SDy ss2 m2?i
IiO9 AND 11O9is MT. oLIvET RID. NE. :
any ny retail retail BUSINESS. available for imms-
diate occupancy. Term lease can be ar
ranged. Apartments above for CONNER
G st. NV. Ma 1886 IS
SECOND COMMERCIAL, 500 to 1 900 50.
ft., ideal for light manufacturing, combina-
tion of workroom and Offices. furrier, sill
versmith. etc. Building equipped with pas
senger and freight elevators, with loading
dep fsfff 9!2% BIZ EN- AR5' c5 ifh shfS
St NV ME 54OO 5
sec INDIANA AVE. NW.-store and
Arc Houyp Eotr CT
Approximately $500 So. it. Bldg. equipped
with elevator. Oil heat, Immediate pos
session. For further details apply leasing
dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1915
K ME b4OO D
Evening star., 1947-11-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

F ST, ADJACENT to Hecht Cos stories;
hf iasf net annual n,;Ii, return & Tenants pay @ al
Tsnsal. MI Mr.. HoLLANpEK. Elk, sSea' IA.
i4th ST. N.w.-s-room row brick; ideal
for conversion to store and ONCE or apis.
Desirable location. Very good condition:
Mr.. Whitehead, NA: $500; Eyes, End
sun. MI. 3050. BOSS & PHELPS. INC,
BY OWNER. DsToREs. ETC. including ap-
prox 12,C00 So. it Of commercial ground,
section. Present income. approx. $4,000
per yr. Remodeling will produce greater
income. Substantial cash required. GIL.
CLOSE t1es ef MEDICAL dn lE1 cENrER,~Eys mr.. goth
IL sS5 immediass sale. ale 'Gise THos. ?. % BROWN (
1000 BiocK goth ST, NV, near K-2
exceptional offerings, in. frst-commercial
any 16n 6usness suHs One iGs
ment brick. the other 2-story brick. Plans
1yasOlf is tSs 81 pFssa shGgs ssiHT
ssla sahp riNfY fI bRANcH HE 11Ra Rb in .noPpins
area. where great future developments are
taking place. There is beautiful 7.room
home .h,a now ~ vacant on lot 5i511s IT,.
SION a B2cAs RsaitoF' Sa'1is 1i14 PISS ss.
sToRE sT H AND sD's Rooms 70 MSS situated on oeor
gia ave; brick house, bath, oil h.-wh.,
ideal Tor nome and business; good locality.
Priced right" PAUL ]. MILLER, DU.
VACANTENear sth and sts. n.w.-1st
com; 4-story brick, basement. for any use;
sell Ssl . ehesp dn Ns oJaA David MUsH1NsKY, oRA.
SEVERAL EXCELLENT SITES suitable for
any type of business located at Wheaton,
going community. Priced reasonably.
E. S. PRICE & CO. ME. $3.50. PL. 1891.
BUSINESS LOTS. Il acres, on No. 1 high
way, south of Washington. Just north OF
Woodlawn and Belvoir Court 500-foot
frontage on No. /. zoned 200 feet deep
for business HALL PALMER REALTY
CORP. Richmond Va, or call local agent,
SECOND COMMERCIAL-S9,9 ,950-A real
steal in an lS-ft Semidetached brick house
in sound structural condition, suitable for
remodellng into commercial purposes. situ-
ated on downtown street location and
cornering on q wide, alley. MITCHELL
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD. NV
Modern 4-story building with store on 1st
floor, offices on 2nd, apartments above:
s. 900; price, S45; 900; lease on store ex7
Mrs Merillat; co. 5165. LOUIS P; SHOE
18th ST: NV. above Park rd-store with
sion at settlement, PLANT & GORDON.
PoToMAc fSG MAC saEk 81. NV, ri co 2EAR Ar M-Larse
brick building, can be used for business;
priced to sell. A. L. GRINDLEY, 932
Evening star., 1947-11-30
PROPERTY FOR SALE,

4-FAMILY APT.-Oil heat: approx. yrs.
e5urh pd in fsGe aed as doy hGs 3me,
sTgfS CO e. i415 St. NV hTo n Me: SEEs 54ac.
:418-20-22 GA. AvE.-13 apts., central
heating plant; 1st commercial; 1855 50.
#: Reasonably priced. 30'
Excellent return on your Investment. We
prIsss staSs st siss5o 'sse1' For full hs dsssiis
FIRST CoMM.-14th and oirard sts.-
Semidet. br., 30 IT. wide 3-story and bsmt.;
a. aptS Sa income S42o per me- $1,000
IDEAL INVESTMENT, 'fEH; fine location: br.
Ps Tedgrp easSa f59 per mS hSTf Denas sss
VIRGINIA AVE, mr.; 22nd st; n.w.-60-ft.
proved by 4 brick dwellings. rented to col
ored, zoned 90-C; unusual opportunity to
acquire apt; house site in this fast-deyel..
separately. WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER' 1900
EnRSER Eye St nv; Nth ME; and 3Seo ro,,n. QUO
Outstanding first commercial corner loca-
ton. extremely suitable for retail store
particularly drugstore) and ofhees above.
thickly populated neighborhood and is a
very heavily Travelled intersection. Priced
elusive i've with JESS FISHER Hfee Z CO. s5.e NC.
Realtors. 1920 K st. NV. RE. S06O eve.
and Sunday call Mr.. Sterling, AID 1890.
KALORAMA CIRCLE APARTMENTS-A
handsome apt house in excellent condi-
ton, located Just west of Conn. ave. in the
exclusive and fashionable Kalorama Circle
area, containing 80 apts This building
and the type of ants. contained therein
attract the best and most permanent type
of tenancy, thus insuring its future The
present very moderate rent schedule
(Which will certainly increase) produces
an income of S24 900 yearly, and this
property will show a net return Of 20 per
cent OF your investment; every possibility
of an early enhancement both in income
and capital value. Priced for immediate
sale sale at only S1NSs'ooo ESclusiye with
142a K St; NV. RE; $3.50; 9;u.,. -
in ySu1 home toward the purchase Of an
several Of various prices and locations.
REALTY CORP. Realtors, DU. s55s.
COLORED-IDEAL HOME with income. in
choice NV. location; arranged into fur
nished apts.; oil heat income at present.
S239. so per mo. plus resident MANAGERS
apt. RUDDEN & COIN, INC, Elk. 5705.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG, financial
district; annual income over S4S,000; has
shown consistent excellent returns; actual
and complete operating statement on re-
quest. Eve. or Sun, phone GE. 1900. L. T.
GRAVATTE, Realtor. 729 18th st. NV.
Ma. O753.
fContfr,1,Nd <n p1ewt pnn1
Evening star., 1947-11-30
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN CORNER, lst commercial,
approximately $500 So. it,, improved by 8
for any type business: owner will sell all
COMET REALTY CO., 939 New York ave.
LARGE COMMERCIAL SITE in nearby
saSuhas sas at per IT. cali 5xs ffe
!sSS 81 isss! Sc e. rios SRo%S
wi WiscoAsIN AVE. near new hospital; first
commercial; ?.4Oo So. IT.: triangle, with
exceEtional advertisng yslue; Sil consider
End coMMEkciAL. IN he IA nP. P'3g srd and SITS ne
..Semidet. brick. 8 rms. and bath, ideal
sRop FLoYD e3"f 'tPss DAvfs IS
yALGABLE COMMERCIAL property with a
MCGEE KING. 1851 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va,
a RSa * SsGG ea On 5s9s pa9s of ground
Near site of new woodward & ,Lothrop
innSt i6uSieSf in center Of area
which is practically the graphical cen
ter Of Arlington. This section is, destined
Gated and busiest shoppns 9s areas IN nearby
pike, OK. 1882 ' % - oi1'u''"
1st COMMERCIAL--Rare opportunity g.
Univ; II rms, plus tailoring and dry
clean. business: restaurant in bsmt.: 2
baths. lay; oil heat; 2 garages: excel
S52 800: terms. HAMPTON REALTY CO,
EX 565S; ewes, GE. 1884. q
FIRST COMMERCIAL-5O,25O So fl at
45c, fronting on Diamond ave. extending
to B. & o. R. R., in Gaithersburg; town
water and sewage. Ashton 5a41. Il
1900 BLK. NO. CAP. ST.-o-story brick
apt above; price. $11,95O. ALBERT s
kAMONS. EX. 4721: ewes, OIL. 1075. 10
Evening star., 1947-11-30
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Large 1st commercial Store
- by rs: rear alley. No. 69l4 4th st.,
Takoma Park, D. c.; S125 month. II. l.
THORNTON, 4O5 Butternut st. Once,
FOR RENT-1st commercial, end and Bro
floors: very desirable location, Minnesota
and Pa: aves. Sc; will consider renting as
entirety or as individual ofices THE
GABLES CO., 2045 Nichols ave se.. AT.
0566. y
st SPARE in Ensiish basement, suitable for
ADjo1NiN;GS t1Dj IL; SsIa RADIO BUILDING, in Ar
lington. adjacent to Wilson blvd, Colonial
Village, Arlington Courthouse and the
Arlington Trust Co.: brick building with
4 rooms and bath on first floor; . rooms
with lavatory and outside entrance de-
MASON GREEN CO. 2S4O Wilson blvd /,
Arlington, Va. CHI. 1888. Eve. and Sun.
18th AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV
Entire 3-story story and basement build
ing, containing 1000 So. it. per floor.
Ground-f1oor store, suitable for any re-
in connection with business or as offices.
1913. j. A. WEINBERG sI CO. eo Realtors, @ s,
1907 H ST. NV. MA. $500. 4
STORES AND OFFICE SPACE available
for immediate occupancy on Wis. ave. nr.
Sears store. For additional informa ton
please gall 1NEz CUsHARD, OR. 4232
STABLE FOR 3 HORSES; ground space
around for 3 or wagons HOHENSTEIN
BROS, 652 H st. ne. FIR. 5000. 80
Evening star., 1947-11-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

BUILDING SUITABLE for new-car sales
and service; prefer Wisconsin ave, Georgia
ave. NV. or r. I. ave. nee location; prefer
to lease; may purchase. Call EN- 6546.
BUYERS ARE AVAILABLE for clean,
well-located business investment property,
at market value. Why not consult us2
Without obligation, of course. HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN. Licensed, Bonded Broker,
Woodward Bldg. RE 1866.
HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for stores
and other commercial property, including
out-of-town chain store companies: list
Call Mr.. Kelly, LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO, 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400. p
HOUSE SUITABLE FOR FUNERAL HOME,
1st floor for business, living quarters
above; large lot; good location. preferably
Northwest as far out as Bethesda or Silver
Spring. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 17l9
St NV MA 1856
Evening star., 1947-11-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SELLING? We need properties of all types;
homes, small and large investment proper
IeS afreaGe Padhg d I3fS IN gLoqps fom
waiting and our sales force is equipped to
hancle any deal We can deliver a complete
oackage-the sale and the financing. FRED
ARE Ar n You aoiNG TO SELL. Our organ
ization will advise you on all details of
the sale We have several clients with the
money to buy. H. BROOKS PERRING g.
CO., Realtors. 81. 4422.
PAY CASH, or will sell for you. lots,
houses or acreage; free appraisal SCOTT
SANDERS, 1919 So. Cap. st. TR. 1858
WANTED TO BUY--Smau apartments or
houses, white or colored, any condition.
state size. Box 361-V, Star
EDWIN L. ELLIS, REALTOR-I can sell
your property fast, if priced right Spe-
cialize in places suitable for renting rooms
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 514O.