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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19

The beauty of this colorful twill
fabric will enhance the loneliness
of your furniture and windows.
Available in rose, green, blue and
also white in SO inch width.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19

Soft rayon faille in beautiful
solid colors. Chartreuse, rose,
blue and CHEEKY in So inch
width.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19

The lard finish of this heavy duck
print make it ideal for either
slip-covers or d%raperies. The
large colorful floral pattern is in
the center of it's SO inch width.
Cream, light green and yellow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19

A collection of waverly fabrics
in lovely stripes and colorful
floral patterns. This 4S inch
material is available in green,
blue and white.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19

Take your choice Any one
of these smart striped fabrics
will add to the beauty of your
rooms. They r 4S inches in
width in c~hartreuse, parch-
ment, olive green and ivory
shades. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-19

You'll bring the freshness Of
spring indoors with this spark
ling colorful drapery fabric.
Beautifully woven floral pat
terms in beige, green and blue.
Evening star., 1947-04-14

See The Hecht Co.'s Occasional Furniture in It's New
Glamorous Location The Fifth Floor E" Street Building
Evening star., 1947-03-14
Not Just All WOOL
But 1Qrd-Fiinished All Wool
WORSTED
SUITS
r ..,. SIS

Are Suits hard find? Yes suits like these todoy
Not run-o the-niI clothing. ordinary obrcs but long,
wearing hard finished wosted here for you'll Suits
tailored for busy Washington Suits tailored with all the
detail you want Slide fasteners, sturdy Innings and you
have your choice Of single doubebreosted models good
range Of sizes IS AZ regulars and longs or 36 to AZ
shorts Remember, nothing smarter nothing practical
than Worsted suit The ect Co. Downstairs Store is the
place to pick yours!
New Shipmenv All oo Doeskn Suits $780, Other Suits 1925
TO $780,
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24
Well Folks:
October 26, 1947.


Well Folks:
Do you remember that old nur-
sery rhyme that went:
Some like it hot
Some like it cold
Some like it in the pot
Nine days old.
We have it just that way. OF
course we are not referring to pOr-
rage-we are referring to your fav-
orite beverage, be it Beer, Wine,
Liquor or Soda Pop. incidentally
we are selling Coca Cola and all
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
HEAR MURIEL RAIN, Oct. Gath
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24

For Midwife Service
Call Mrs. Asalee Sellers, Regis
tered with the State of Arizona.
Goth st. and East Broadway
Phone 1926
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24
Extra Extra Extra
The GrandeSt and Most CoI0rful

The GrandeSt and Most COl0rful
Entertainment of the Year.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, $500 p. M.
Prince Hall Masonic Temple, JEFF
ferson at Fourth Street.
BATHING BEAUTY REVIEW =.
Beautiful and Shapely Girls Dra-
matically Representing Various
Negro Business Concerns Vieing
to Win the Title.
MISS BRONZE ARIZONA
CaSh-Cash Will Be the Prize!
A full size lot will be given away
FREE ITO the one holding the lucky
number. The lot is out Broadway
way. Tickets are ON sale for $1.OO
plus zoe tax and it entities you to
admission to the Entertainment and
also a chance to win the lot.
You Don't have to be present to win
the Lot but you must be present
to have fun!
CaSh-Cash Prize will be given to
the Couple with the best Halloween
Dress s-Small businesses are urged
to give the best in merchandise and
service which spells bigger and bet
ter Negro Business.
The Goal of this program is to
boost bigger and better business
owned and operated by Negroes.
Sponsored by Big Brothers Corp.
E. A. Emerson, President; Mozelle
Mack, Secretary; Golden Swindall,
Treasurer; James L. Davis, Chair
man, Board of Directors.
Big Brothers Laundry will open
soon.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24
Smart Figuring of Profits Means
Millions to American Packers

Armour Meat Packing Co. claims
that it makes "only' 1.8c profit
on each dollar of sales.
Sen. Ralph E. Flanders, chair
man of the joint Congressional
subcommittee investigating prices
in the East, is shedding tears
over that 1.8c. How can Armour
be expected to reduce it's prices
under these circumstances? he
wants to know.
Here's the answer:
The meat industry, according
to an Office of Price Administra-
ton report, was accustomed to
making Sc on the sales dollar in
the prosperous prewar years of
1936-39. The 1.8c profit of today
represents a 1850 increase.
Actually this method of comput-
ing profits is misleading, as even
the Federal Trade Commission, in
it's "Repart on the Meat Packing
Industry" pointed out some years
ago.
"The packers make use of the
word cent fraction of a cent,
only a few cents in the
knowledge that the public regards
a cent as a very small element
of value" the ETC claimed.
Actually, the Commission con-
tinued, "this practice obscures the
real facts as to profits" because
a profit of a cent per unit, far
from being a small profit, may be
an exorbitant profit" a.
The reasonable method of COM
putting profits is by "aggregating
such profits and comparing it with
the capital investment in the enter
prise. ESPECIALLY in an industry
like meat packing which docs a
large volume on small invest
ment."
Arithmetic lesson:
Armour's rate of return on its
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24
Profit Sharing With
Workers ADVOCATED

Coming from banker, this has
an unusual sound. Wallace Moir,
president of the Belmont Invest
ment company, Beverly Hills, Calf,
told the Mortgage Bankers AS
sociation, meeting at Cleveland,
that eff our hard-won democracy
is in danger it is largely because
of continuing economic ills"
He said that profit-sharing by
employers with employees may be
the most powerful weapon against
socialism and communism"
Our system of business, Moir con-
tended, is "a profit SYSTEM. 1t is
essential that workers as well as
bosses share the profits, he insisted.
COURT ADMITS ENGINEER
Among lawyers admitted to
practice before the United States
Supreme Court at it's session in
Washington last week was Harvey
R. Mckee, secretary-treasurer of
Division No. 5, Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers, at Los
Angeles.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24

gram were mapped out; also, plans
for membership drive.
Mrs. Juanita Dickey, Secretary,
will assist Miss Elena Knox, chair
man Of Membership in membership
drive.
Tentative plans were made for
the teachers reception last Wednes-
day at the regular October meet
ing. The following committee was
appointed: Mrs. Juanita Dickey,
chairman, Mrs. Lorraine Crump,
Mrs. Geneva Harper, Mrs. Mary
Stanford, Mrs. B. F. Hall and Mrs.
Emily jefferson.
The School project which the P.
T. A. will sponsor this year will be
an evening movie for the East Side
children. The association hopes to
purchase a movie protector, with
funds collected from the show
which will be given once a week.
The Tildon-White Post No. 40
and Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ameri-
can Legion sponsored a very sue
cessful Bus Excursion ITO Nogales,
AriZ. last Sunday. A very enjoyable
time was had by all.
Announcement
The Carver P.T.A. will meet ait
its regular monthly meeting, Tues
day mite, October % at 8 pm. at
the School.
The association will make final
plans for the customary Halloween
celebration to be held next Friday
Night, at Carver.
Deltas Entertain Famous Soror
Members of the Delta Theta So
ority honored the f amouS Miss
Muriel Rain who also is Delta
at closed dinner party, last even
ing, at a local Soror'S home.
The talented Miss Rain, dynamic
young Singer-actress is appearing
here tonight at North Phoenix
High School.
She will go from here to Los
Angeles where she will appear
at the Philharmonic Auditorium,
sponsored by the Deltas. Already,
more than 1000 patrons have made
reservations for this performance,
,, it is reported.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24
USE 1T TO BUY :. USE 1T TO SELL

other sodas, except II. G. and Pepsi,
at $1.OO per case of 24.-Please
bring your emptieS.)
For those who like it hot. We
have big display on our shelves.
For those who like it cold. We
have ample refrigerator space for
all beverages.
And for those who like it Nine
Days Old-well some of it prOba-
bly, isn't much over that age, but
we also have it up to Nine Years
Old.
So it is here for you, regardless
of how you like it-SO just Come
and Get It.
Thanks,
ANNIE MAE-VIRLEE
and FREDDY"
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24

net worth, as quoted by Flanders,
is 1O.9%. A good rate of return
is generally considered to be 6
to 80.
Net Armour profits after taxes
were SO million in 1915, $21 mil
lion in 1916.
Of no apparent concern to Sen.
Flanders was one Armour cost
item: 81 ,197, ,696 in salaries paid to
45 directors and top officers.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24
Phoenix Social
and
Club News
DELTAs PLAN GRAND FIESTA

DELTAS PLAN GRAND F1EC1A
The Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
will stage a community fall festi-
val and carnival, Saturday and
Sunday, Nov. % and %.
There will be games, contests,
fortune telling and food, such as
Spanish dinners, sweet shop, and
other good eats-an all-out frohc
to aid the Sororities benefit fund
Mrs. Lloyd Dickey, carnival chair
man, today, had tentative plans un-
der way for the event. Other mem
bers of the committee are Mrs.
Lowell c.. Wormley, Mrs. Laura
Long, Mrs. William Warren and
Miss Zenobia Cannon.
Mrs. Ella Jackson who has been
visiting her daughter, Miss Dolores
Skinner of 1887 E. Monroe ST., for
the past month and half, left Mon
day night for her home in Bridge
port, Conn.
She will be missed by many OF
her friends whom she made during
her short stay here.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24

Armour's rate of return on its
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24

Up to October 7, veterans of
world War II had cashed in more
than half of their terminal leave
bonds. Curiously, government Of
ficials said the money is not being
spent. They guessed" that vet
Grams who turned in their bonds
for cash are hanging on to it. They
said they expected the big spending
be around the holidays.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24
CARVER p. T. A. PRESENTS
"SPEAKER."

The Parent-Teacher Association
of Carver High School, will present
parkinson" next Thursday, Octo-
Der 80, at p. m, in the Auditor
ium of Carver High School, 5th and
Grant st.
Sgt. Ted Parkinson spent two
years in Uncle Sans Army in Bur
ma and India. His first-hand thrill
ing stories of customs in those
lands are reliable, interesting and
Informative.
Admission, Adults 20 cents and
Students 10 cents.
Mrs. Maude Island of Berkeley,
Calf, formerly of Phoenix, is Wis
iting her sisters Mrs. Millie Payton,
Mrs. Albena Archer, Mrs. Eta Da-
Wis and Father and Mother, Mr..
and Mrs. White of Okemah.
Arizona sun., 1947-10-24
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON p. T..
A. NEWS.

Booker T. Washington P. T. A.
held it's October executive commit
tee meeting Wednesday, Oct. Is at
the school. Plans for the years pro-
Evening star., 1947-10-14
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HAVE REFRIGERATOR, gas stoye. other
furniture. Have you 4-5 room house or
T tor enh to
pieys ana xlie' Have aIsS references Ps:ire s
reD for s Veteran % lawyer Wife and som
collect Ashton. Nd, e542. -l6
Snturn. house a:5' oR; 1910 Ext. ;s' s7a'
sat on ans sEDRSdm sHn S5 4aaG House or apt in
ssonssss sSons $50 Kos rs $780, Or EXT. sss5' ss5 4
DIR. AND WIFE desire short,teTm oae rental al
small furnished house or asthtIds spartment; .rss nc
sa1. o. n9 56e Reti EXT sss
MUST VACATE-small house. 2-bedIoom
usssa' sfsa pref. NEEDED ds to iiRs'd sS Refs 'hSHy
WANTED TO gssGed BY oss sth bsf sf
NAVY CAPTAIN ano wife. no children DE- Dc
area preferred and months advance Re pent.
fhSsf EfG1iAh Ar Amy 1t. COL. wife and Wen. H.
apartment, bedrooms prefer ably fur.
nished; rent to s125: within 10 miles =. of +
Rsaias0G Rdams ooS sss EXT 1f a1rf ai 1s
bath unfurn. house immed. Or Dy, Nov l5;
long lease; rent in advance II desired
col. HALL, 9-5, RE. 800, Ext. 591S. 49,
2 OR BEDROOM HOUSE or apt, fur
nished or unfurnished; Virginia preferred'
responsible family; immediate. OCCUPANCY.
Call GIL. 2143. ~
TWO ARMY dental officers and wives. de-
sire 3 bedrm unfurn. house, vicinity
Walter Reed: 81 so: Call MRS. MccoR-
MICK, IA. 1914.
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION engineer
requires furnished or unfurnished house
or apartment: two or more bedrooms for
four months; small family Of four awaiting
completion of own house excellent care
guaranteed. Elk 1915. Br. 514. 16'
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER, wife and .
children, need 3 bedroom house near Uni
versity of Md; furnished preferred: to
$3.50. WA. $685.. u
Evening star., 1947-10-14
COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

Z MILES IN vA.-New 8-rm. house, owner
reserves I rm; Falls Church 2061,M all
Gay Sat and SUM- after pm. Weekdays,
s1e1 18th ST. N.w-s rooms. . baths, hs s
ss on onss 9ssy ss6 mo ho ssa4 I
ssf1sefGs-7 sfsf1 { fiS rms ? baths: eon7. ml4 to
'haRDns asn viii ffhHsls oT yea4s
AyaiIssble. Nov. 10. aso6 No. Vernon St.
LARGE 1s-RooM HOME, completely fur
siie Wilson Blvd. 81. s7sl, OK. aSs4,
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME and estate
20 Wash, vic. Falls Church. Large Nv.
rm, picture window, beautiful view: kit,
pantry bsdrm anS O. bath nS1.n on LIST f. f.
s.Tsss and esrriase shed n completey and
yell furn: including new Bendix soEa washer;
{; LOUIS cAPUTT, phone FA. a1s5: eyes
eaAhMIse COUNTRY HOUSE, furnished;
abie-cape Cod, bedrms.; new furnitpTs:
on lease; S125 mo. For details call HY,
SILVER SPRING houses, excellent To-
month and esdrms AWRhaes With baths e SIse
ssealtoIps I@'a 81. 1sss AZ 9 TsN to daily. Dl5
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Pre-revolutionary
town house, built 1850: practically orig
inal in every detail, other than kitchen
and baths. Located amid many of the
inal winding staircase. random width
every room. 4 bedrms. 3 baths, modern
kitchen. oil heat, walled in garden:
owner prefers to lease for . years: beauti-
fully furnished; linen, silver and dishes
excepted. Rental S3I5 per month;
b-RooM BUNGALOW ami, oil heat:
partly furnished; attached sarage: 30
miles to Washington ideal for children;
$50. Box AL, Star 15s
IN RESTRICTED SECTION of Mass. ave.
Detached brick. 6 rooms. . baths. rec
feation room, screened porch. garage, gas
heat rent, S2f5 per month; immediate
possession; references required. State size
of family. Box 274-H, Star. -15
WILL SHARE our comfortable home with
settled couple: large front room with twin
beds: phone: auto. h w.h: S75 mo-; ref.
exch. AT. 1887. Box 116-E, Star lie
CoLoRED-63s PRINCETON PL. NV
rms, including = completely equipped kits,
2 screened porches, bullt-ln gar, brand
new auto. gas furnace: $4,000 down; con-
yenient terms. DREISEN- FRIEDMAN,
INC, ST. 100: ewes. call GE. 2S43. 20
Evening star., 1947-10-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-kor+heost.

RESTRICTED NE. LOCATION-Modern g.
SFek Gil 0Ry Srse sTs o s bath nr
and and ira trsnsp;, Gan co. 5555 or dE. ss4i
frossEssfoN ssmiaet; brick; =. !; s. rooms, ..
built in 1910; newly decorated; price,
$3.50. Small down payment, GEM
REALTY CO., MA. 1857; eyes,. LU. 50S4.
RIVER TERRACE-choice location, Eng
iish-type built. on nicely landscaped lots in
section. 5 delightful rooms, tile bath,
bsmt., a-c. heat, beautifully Handicapped
front lawn with ornamental stone retaining
M aTfs r. s5 os es s ose
Benuing rd ne. WA. 919e ewes. DAvY q
ExcHh1ENr MuaRhfi sEMrDEr. BRICK HOME
close to transportation; in new-house con-
dition $3.50; must have substantial down
payment; Call DU. 234a ~. Mr. o Bailey, OF
MI. s241, VIM. H. BoAzE, 340s 18th st
ALL MODERN. 18th and C ne, r.. auto
ns goo pofs aGsn s,o5o ts snd re- 195s
81. 4166, exclusive agent Ia
II0B ABBEY PL. N.E.-Newly decorated
6-room furnished brick house, built-in ga
rage. Call OWNER for appt., WA. 1918.
HOME AND INCoME-e-story semide-
tached brick, duplex, 2 apis; Of 2 bedrms,,
dn:tts liz KY and bath fTn1 each sed ap
Doys Doyehes esn ' Can NJ Iomsn hn Re- 7ioa '1a VI
SoaM,AG ss3 AdLEN NosE i kAH RAFGaiNvacaut REG1sf
sts. Comp redecorated. You had better
hurry on this SIR slroom IA. 1S.bsth, s h-wh
resne reai money ons maker. S i1o cail Mr. aEoRoE,
Ma. 1850. between 9 and 10 am. and
WooDRiDGiE-5-rm. Z o. bungalow with fire
place, gas heat and lovely front porch. A
steal tasss a Slo5So s yin Rst Est Coo
1881 r. /. ave. ne, NO 1908.
WOODRIDGE-one of the most attractive
houses in this community, deatched brick;
with living rn., dining rm., kitchen and
on snd; full basement, recreation rm,. oil
h.-wh., hardwood noors and Venetian
blinds; chestnut trim throughout. Don't
Rlfs R1poE iaif RE@ErY Saf = g. ees 1851 'f ave.
TH TifFEY Built modern a-family semidet
Soldiers Home at 44s4 Ist st. ne. in one
of the finer new subdivisions; each apt.
consists Of living room one osdrm I1;;Int Kit; I
with refg, all-enamel insulated gas ranges
with oven control, and Murphy CO cabinets,
sr, eass hotr@ater % % heat, laundry tubs; all pre-
FOR appeintmsns to inspec. ess ssll Z.
fEY RnEfsE e. soa sef f4s sr Ta sSss e. NV
eOs CLAIMING ST. NE-Row brick, 8
rms and bath. in immaculate condition: oil
heat and garage; small down payment;
eSoss sEzrf9 CO. assi ".
ne, NO 1908
WOODRIDGE-Modern detached brick and
stone, 8 years old: bedrooms, tiled bath
on End floor; living room with fireplace,
dining room, bright kitchen on 1st floor:
fun dry basement. gas heat garage: beau-
tifuI oak floors and natural chestnut trim;
very desirable, convenient location. Call
Mr. Meade. WA. 1889 Or DI. 1016. WIN.
Il. sAuNDaRs CO. NC. --1<
Evening star., 1947-10-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-seutheo,,,t.

sEMIDETACHED BRICK-3 bedrms: gas
heat heat: M MhsrdTSod VOC i, ,fds frs; priced risht for
KENTUCKY AvE-Just cn Barney Circle,
3 apts., partially furn.. with excellent
cond and rare buy Price. $16,25O. Call
Mr.. Blake. with G. o. MURPHY. Realtor,
AT. 2239. AT. 2299. Eyes. HO. 1898. --15
CHEAPER THAN RENT-Income from one
apt. plus $50 monthly buys this 2-family
house at 1909 q st. Sc. for you. SURETY
REALTY CO. EX. 7944. IL
inciosed porches. oil h.-w.h.: priced. 3l4.-
800. HARTMAN REALTY, I345 Good
FORT DUPONT PARK, 402I Est. s.e... "a
block from bus; tmmed. possession. semidet.
brick. 8 rms, tie bath, air-condition gas
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 1345 Good
Hope I'd. s.s. TR. 400. VI. SOTO.
Evening star., 1947-10-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-horthwest.

NEAR 18th AND NEWToN-Fine old dwell dwell
MfiLiAn VII sHI 20 eoRcoRAN eesR.i W HILL ills CO,
YssaiSp iMMEprR1E Fl nV 81 $50 Completely
blocks from Chevy Chase Chase g, 6-bsdroem ed e1n
elaborate entertaining: 1st floor has two
story living room. with overlooking bal
comics. oval-shaped dining room with mi mir. :.
ond floor has 4 bedrooms, bath and space
ssS s s STer ssT msss sYss
modersts nod aaa price lnslSass al iSrnisurs and
ssatnsrya rugs % etc. Inspect By appoint
ment only. GEO. J, MOSS, Realtor; sH.
CIEVELAND AvE.-semidet. brick in this
eorv and desirable location: 3 bedrooms. 9
srd s floor; full basement includes maids rm
and bath; oil h.-w.h. and built-in garage:
4, de sIBouR 4 CO, Realtor, MI. $500
cHEvY CHAsE-A truly fine brick home in
immaculate condition throughout, on ap.
prox. IL acre Of beautiful Handicapped ground
dpS V ?spafs pa grsa'ss se sarass masssr ee
sssSoo 5oa 5oN shGepds r. ds to se
MRa1TT RfalsTHE sS1ssaGoW Sb ss9G to IN silver Spring
rooms and tiled bath: stairs up TO snd nd
door oil heat; compiets klvtnen, iaTse ~ sS'
so1psgRi e = R1SEEY S1;YoR Reaitey. sH 4s$s 'spn
and ewes; sH sa1s s. Mr. ,aSs Romer, ~. 90 IN Ia
skIsS ssik4.ssossestricted' ss eenVenient nsishSor:
hood; living room with fireplace. iinins
room, equipped kitchen. two sood.size !2.e
stto aeo for e I dry
with outside entrance; shaded lot. eOx122
detached GARAGE; amazing valns; IIs Ssh * ~
Job It'll PM WIN. H SAUNDERS Co.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK: 5.75o-s-bed-
rm: brick in this excellent section; ., com. a.
ga. GsIi 81; iGl5 s, til 9 pm VIM VIM. H
e Ro0Ms, baths, oSger On hal5sefe nraosrts hui II
in fae condition. May be. used for nome
oiS s s desfSE %S Il asGs1 ssh 3
GtEoRGErowN coRNER-onee in Ions
while doe: such Srlss bssroom. co1onia5 sops bst6s o
p. 's sSlEsSies Ssr5 s. NV s6ais eess
prEfF fF nfSsR Rsator: :na IA .pRsta psa to sH iet
s-FAmY HOME. near n. aIs Capitol hn.t and nd
spt. as rents for $76 per mo; excel. eond;
kESs ss SSSSsoRT SSs M elRsl1fs 81 rms. s.sn.
suitable Tor nonpronC oreanlzatlon ~
yoornine house Owner wants action, will
zen Of lsssf sssin6sRs SsH q Co iotS NC until
CaEv9 GaAsE, B. c. is2s; 5000. Utah ave
srick I on large lot, near transpoTtatio,n q,
iarSe living room, dining room and kitch,
e,, IN st door: large bedrooms and
Gaths on 2nd floor: recreation room sno
t.Iifss tt.Ii &: sa1s seasy Ss'ls STWEzD Co I'M IN
5122as1yISnnasp 12as1y Snass,l ? rPaRRk-s1s.sso-pet. ? fram.
Nome. close to Conn. ave-; has rooms, !
hath. oil heat; . very excellent value; ciost
10 schools, shopping and transporta tlon
.aeuts .l,l ssli p 4. TWEED CO. b6o4 Conn
sSSIvIE HaHAss asso ctt1RlcfaE1o.tom II 19o sailt dss
Snsnsd lots, with combined frontase q
SIx II: containing formal gardens WIFE
niantines planned by architect which W.
SeIieye to Be uneaua1ed in the entire Chey!
= SnsSS nssuSsSstsntial home in one Of the hnes1
fisye this property will answer your re-
oIIiremerits: there are bedrooms batns
Seesr sarare, and in excellent condition
priced to sell for less than the orig cost
kSt II nv appointment only. T. A. TWEED
Co, EM. 1890 until Q Pm. lis
Evening star., 1947-10-14
HOUSES WANTED TO suy.
WILL PAY CASH for 10 to 12 room hous
in excellent section. Write W. F. kern
716 Melrose ST.. Annapolis, Md. -1s

WILL ,I,iI RAY Cash for 70 % to II room house Y 5,
WANTED HOUSES Or ACREAGE for
MEsI We hfzaas 2sr e shn H. Rs' aos Gi
We w wAST Want YOUR HOUSE, apartment. store
f5s Or and for sale We hays
Re REAtTY 'coRPoRATIoN. 0uias5 i4s7 os K sE
Will TRADE MY Arm. apt. in one of the
Up to $4,000 for 3 or 4-bedrm. det. brick
Must be good value Call my agent at MI
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes and
Os4 H6s E. Mas ca 6avf ssH
W iitaR aA1s s E oh who st viii BAY Sa ess s
sfsss 5s HE!?stSs e. Ea39s Church
all cash Or will sell for you: We get results,
quick ps sction; s9oo MAX MILLER 500 11th st
efii caAREEs M Sie0' 5. euNs ha. clients waiting
and nearby Maryland. FIR: 1906.
mediate setion cali TABLER. issn me- sDf II II
VIZ HAVE BUYERS with cash for home.
US s5S for list listing MARSHALL Ia5s WApLE CO.
in any section: clients waiting Call I'll 8
pm, Mr. Brown, RE. 1881, FIRST MA
TIoNAL REALTY CORP, 9O6 18th st. NV
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH Of apt
business and
Contact US now for q prompt confidentia
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IMMEDIATELY-small, modern house
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VHTERxssssr4inz fem Gxess 1 eess Veterans with al
cash needing houses: ii you have nous
for sale, call DI. 1898 for free appraisal
KENNETH STILES, SO5 6 st. NV. -1s
PARTY wants to buy from owner small
white or colored house. in any condition
IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy youl
home today or sell to cash clients at full
market value: free appraisals. MITCHELL
SILVER SPRING AREA-Haye immediate
sale for 6 or room house. brick, frame
Please cali TED. [. PRicE. sH. 5544. 20
Sc. AND NEARBY MD.-To get top price
for your property call VI. 2S02. Free ap-
praisals. T. D. BURGESS. 1924. Penna
FAMILY urgently in need of three-bedrm.
house for $4,000 or less; nearby section
Of Va. preferred: close TO bus line and
shopping facilities II you have property
Mr.. Sylvester with ROBERT L. McKEEyER
CO. Realtors, shoreham BLDG. MA. 1850;
WEI VI DO Nor MOVE MOUNTAINS or per-
form miracles, but II you will list your
home with US for sale. we viii guarantee
you prompt and courteous service: our
record speaks for US. WORTHINGTON
REALTY, S427 Georgia ave-, 81. 3700: II
no answer. call SH 1913. Ia
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house in Brookland; rms. or more. Nj
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