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, 1948-03-30
President Of Woo
Leaves For Washington

Norman Olson, President Of
the Virgin Islands Company,
left yesterday morning for
Washington, to appear before
the Appropriations Commit
tee, in connection with funds
for the Company.
Mrs. Olson accompanied her
husband and plans to visit
her parents, who are residents
Of Washington, 2. c.. They
plan to return within three
weeks.
, 1948-03-30
Alexander Entertains
Sono-W Writing Team

Joseph Alexander, President
Of the St. Croix Chamber of
Commerce and prominent
merchant, entertained Bonnie
BENJAMIN and George Weiss,
the most famous songwriting
team in America today, at a
dinner given in their honor at
Club ST. John on Sunday
, 1948-03-30
Amphibian Plane Crashes
IN St. Thomas

bI106s iIOIIb0S
A Republic Airline plane
based in St. Thomas crashed
in the sea while landing at Ca
renage on Thursday evening,
according to a report in the st.
Thomas Photo News. The pi-
lot, Robert Kotalik, the lone
occupant, was not injured.
The body and wing of the
plane, which had just returned
from this island, were dam
aged.
, 1948-03-30
COMMITTEE REC. SOVIET
PLAN BE DROPPED

The 4-memher wnrkino COM
mittee of the United States
Atomic Energy Com
mission has submitted a re-
port opposing the suggestion
of Russia's delegate Andre
Gromyko for atomic world
control, calling it a feeble
scheme and requests that it be
discarded as completely un-
realistic.
The commute is comprised
Britain, France, Canada
and China; it was backed by
Belgium, Columbia and Ar
gentina.
, 1948-03-30

night last.
Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph de Chabert.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

las isras kaip zmones maitinti.
Dabar milijonai kudikiu ge-
ma kas meta, kuriems ateityje
gall pritrukti maisto.
1914-18 metu karas prazude
iris kartus tick zmoniu kaip
1939-45 fnetq karas, sake jis,
O 80 nuos. II Pasaulinio Karo
suzeistujQ tapo isgydyti j nor
malius zmones.
Visur kur zmoniu mirtingu-
mas buvo nuo kokiq nors prize
zasciu didelis, mokslas priside-
jo tu priezasciu pasalinimui.
zmones nepermato ateinancio
bado pavojaus. Jie atsimena
tik 1880 metals perdideli mai
sto uzaugima, bet nezino kad
nuo to laiko pasaulio .gyvento-
ju skaicius padidejo apie 3OO,-
sake Sir Tyard.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
Cigar:etp lsdirbimas
RPB-MA-675

Cigaretai kuriuos jus taip is
kilmingai uzsidege puciate, pa
gaminti ina nuo dvieju Xxi tri-
jQ metu. Keliais' dumu paleidi-
mais JUS sunaikinate produkta
kuriam padeta daug moksliskQ
tyrimu ir pasiruosimu paga-
mint arba isdirbti.
Paveizdan, seniau cigare-
tams vynioti popiera buvo ga
minama ir gabenama cia is
Prancuzijos. Hitleriui uzemus
Prancuzija, tam kelias uzkirs-
ia. Amerikai reikejo ismokti
paciai ta popiereli pasidaryti,
ir pasidaryti labai greitai, kad
nenutruktu cigaretQ tiekimas
items kurie be rukymo neapsi-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
10 METQ VAIKAI GE-
RAJ VARTOJA KA-
RISKUS SAUTUVUS

Wis daugiau ir daugiau sui
nome faktQ, kad bolsevikai So
vietq Sajungoje ir okupuotose
krastuose intensyviai vykdo
kariska jaunimo paruosima.
Jau no 10 metu berniukai pfa-
dedami karisku veiksmu apmo-
kymo, O nuo IL metu amziaus
jiems duodama saudyti karis-
kais sautuvais ir municija. Es-
tijoje visos mokyklos yra ipa-
reigotos prisiQsti karisko ap-
mokymo rungtynems koman-
das po 1915 berniuku ir 5 mer-
gates. Latvijoje, kaip pranesa
komunistu partijos organas
"Cina'', taip pat ivestas karis-
kas apmokymas mokyklose. Pa
SAX laikrascio, tarptautine pa
detis reikalaujanti galimai
anksciau pradeti kariska apmo-
kyma. Netgi priesmokyklinio
amziaus vaiku zaislai turf tu-
reti savo paskirti = vaizduoti
tankus, lektuvus, kariskus su-
stiprinimus. Baltijos valstybes
ir sioje srityje esancios "labai
atsilikusios". JOINS pavyzdziu
galincios butt kad ir Maskvos
pradzios mokykla Mr.. Z, kur
10 metu berniukai puikiai sau-
de sautuvais, o mergaites pull
kiai lenktyniavusios su berniu-
kais.
Sovietu Sajungoje net 4-5 M.
vaikai zina pagrindinius karis-
ko apmokymo veiksmus, o tai
esa labai naudinga PARTIAL ir
"placiajai tevynei".
Sovietu valdomoje LenkijoJe
ikurta karisko pobudzio organi-
zacija "Sluzba Polsce'', j kuria
pasaukta apie $4,000 jaunuoliQ.
Jos vadu paskirtas pulkininkas
Edward Braniewski. 81 orga-
suskirstyta i burius,
kuopas. Vienas is pagrindlnlQ
Jos tikslu - isskirti jaunima
is seimu auklejimo itakos, is
vaduoti" is reakcines aplinkos
ir persunkti juos komunlzmo
5vasia (k.pl.)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
PAREMKIT CERUS
STARK COUNTY
VIRSININkUS

Stark Apskrities balsuotojai
prasomi balsuoti uz tuos pacius
dabartinius apskrities virsinin-
kus Demokratus, kurie savo
pareigas ejo teisingai ir atsa-
kanciai. Tie virsininkai yra:
C. Frank Sherrard, County
Clerk; Luther K. Zerbe, Coun-
ty Engineer; Dick France, She
riff; J. J. Newcomer, County
Recorder; Frank A. Hoffman,
County Treasurer; Edward G.
Reno, County Coroner.
Taip pat ir Sic du nauji kan
didatai tarnaus Stark County
zmonems teisingai ir sumaniai
- Glen c. Sponsellor, j Coun-
ty Commissioner, ir Joseph T.
Mist, j County Commissioner
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
MOkSkAS UZTRAU-
KIA PASAULIUI
BADA

Vienas Anglas mokslininkas,
Sir Henry Tyard, tikrina kad
mokslas uztraukia pasauliui
bada. Jis kreipiasi j moksli-
ninkus padeti surasti budus
sulaikymui "skurdo ir chaoso"
kuris ateis begyje sekanciu 70
metu.
Praeityje, sake jis, karai, IL
gos ir badas palaike pasaulio
gyventoju skaiciu tam tikrose
ribose. Dabar karai jau nesu-
daro reiksmingo gyventoju SUI
mainline, ligos palengva pra-
randa savo pajeguma. Tiktai
badas yra likes stabdziu gy-
ventoju peraugimui, Xxi moks-
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Henderson II. Carson
VEL KANDIDATUOJA
KONGRESA 16-ME DISTRIKTE

I KONGRESA 16-ME DISTRIKTE
Kongresmanas Henderson H. Car
son, kaip atstovas nuo 16to Con-
gressional District is Republikonu
partijos, savo pareigas atliko pride
ramai ir tuomi uzsitarnauja savo
distrikto paramos siais rinkimais,
Lapkricio 2 d.
Jis zymiai prisidejo prie atliki-
mo ivairiu naudingu darbu, kokius
Sofas Kongresas, Republikonu va
dovybeje, atliko.
Vienas zymus Republikonu Kon-
greso laimejimas buvo tai paliuo-
savimas Sales gyventoju nuo 10000
suvarzymu, taisykliu, nurodymp ir
isakymu kokius buvo ivede New
Dealeriai, kas buvo pakirte zmoniu
laisvo prekiavimo, darbo ir pelnu
! galimybes. Paliuosavimas nuo tn
suvarzymu dave saliai galimybe pa
siekti auksciausio ineigu laipsnio -
5000, 0,OOO, 100000 pereitais metals.
Subalansavo Federali Blu e ia
pirma karta j is rnetu, ir valstybes
izdas turejo ineigu pervirsi, nors
sumazinta zmonems taksai nuo in
clSQ. OuHldLluO VdlSIyUcS SkOlQ ia.
Ii, pravede darbininku ir darbdavip
santykiams bendra istatyma, apsau-
godami uniju darbininkus nuo ju
vadu isnaudojimo, dave proga dar-
bininkams laimeti daugiau algu be
dideliu streiku.
Iskele svieson komunistu prazutin-
ga veikla siai saliai. New Dealeriu
administracija buvo priveisus komu-
nistu visose valdzios istaigos Xxi tick
kad jie buvo pasiruose pravesti ko-
munistini perversma.
Pagelbejo Europos salims atsigai-
velioti is po karo isnaikinimo, ir SUI
teike pavergtu saliu tremtiniams
reikalinga pagalba Europoje, paga-
liau pravede isvietintu zmonip ista-
tyma ileidimui Amerika 2O5,OOO
termtiniu, neziurint kad Prezidentas
Truman tam istatymui nepritare.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
PANAUJINS ALIEJAUS
PUMPAVIMA

zinovai apskaiciuoja kad pen
kiose valstijose - Illinois, Ok
lahoma, Arkansas, Pennsylva-
MIA, New York ir Texas - yra
apleistq aliejaus lauku, is ku-
riq greitomis buvo ispumpuota
pats gausumas aliejaus, ir taip
palikta.
Sake, tuose aliejaus laukuose
yra like dar bent 5 bilijonai
backu aliejaus, kuri numatyta
isgauti begyje sekankiu penkiu
metu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

eina.
Tabako apdirbimas taipgi pa
ina daug laiko, pirm negu tas
tabakas patenka j cigareta.
Cigaretai gaminami visiskai
automatiskai, be zmogaus ram
ku prikisimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

pareigas. Balsuokit uz siuos
visus kandidatus Lapkricio 2
d., palaikymui geros valdybos.
Balsuokit uz visa Demokratu
sarasa Stark County.
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Lakas nuo laiko JUS gal girdite ka nors pasi-
reiskant, jog aiejaus biznis yra trumparegis-
kas-kad jis nori tik griebti kick gall Xxi "grie-
bimas yra galimas'
Mes pamanem apie tai, ir nusisypsojom pa
tvs sau, kai ana diena perziurinejom ia $98,00O,-
600, kuriuos praleidom pastaru penkiu metu be-
gyje pirkimui, istyrimams r svystymui poze-
miniu neapdrbto aejaus rezervu.
Tai DALAI to aliejaus kurio mes niekad nema-
tenn -. r gal but viso jo nematysim ;. per 10,
gal ir 20 metu... kuomet jusu jauniausias anu
kas jau bus motoristas
siandien Sohio's neapdrbto aliejaus "irodyti
rezervai' dabar duoda po ape 10000 backu allie
jaus j diena arba tik trecdali kick musu va
lyklos gall submit. Priedu prie aliejaus gaunamo
is musu nuosavu saltiniu, Sohio turf pirkti po
$4,000 backu neapdirbto aliejaus kasdien is kitu
Kad aliejaus tiekimas galetu pasilaikyti saiku
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mes jau pirkom
gasoline
Ta1nstu anukanns

kuris pilnai atitiktu plintantiems pareikaavi-
mans sios gentkartes ir kitos, leidimas pnigu
nauju alieju rezervams bus palaikomas ddelis.
Mes aliejaus parupinimo biznis yra begalinis ty
rinejimas, grezimas, pumpavimas tyrineji-
mas, grezimas, pumpavimas. Ir siandien, salti-
Mai turf butt greziami glesni ir kastai kila.
Begyje pastaru penkeriu metu Sohio sudejo is
viso $14O,o0o,0Oo naujus alieju saltinius, ry-
mas, valyklas ir irengimus. Tai yra milziniskas
Investments vidutinisko dydzio kompanija par
davinejanciai daugiausa vienoje valstjoje. W.
darbiai nebuvo pakankami padengimui siu rel
kangu pletimusi, taigi mes skolinomes daugiau
pinigu ir pardavem daugau akciju apsirupinimui
reikalingais pnigais atlikmui dideo darbo...
darbo kuri tikime JUS norite, kad mes atliktume
Juo geriau mes gyvenam, juo daugiau aiejaus
NUNS reikia. ir uzsitkrinimu kad mes gau-
sim jo cia Ohio valstijoje, Sohio deda naujus pi-
nigus j darba rekordiniais kiekiais.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
THE CAST.

the Kanins never miss a trick. The
best of the many they pull in the
Palace picture is that of almost
perfect reproduction of theater at
mosphere. In catching the feel OF
what it is really like, they justify
almost everything that happens.
Some Of it needs justification.
The Kanins' intimate knowledge
of show business is capsuled in the
character of Anthony John, played
by Colman. He is introduced as
Broadway's light comedy pet. His
agent and producer pal think 1t Is
time for a change in his career.
They suggest "Othello."
John, who knows himself better
than most actors, is dubious. He is
afraid of getting his emotionally
unbalanced self into a character so
emotionally distraught as Shake
speare's Moor. His misgivings are
more than justified when, after
scoring an instant hit, he begins
to carry Othello more and more
with him into his off-stage ex-
perience.
The problems of the actor and
the character he plays are dra-
Evening star., 1948-03-05

matically similar. John has botched
his marriage through jealousy, al
though he still is desperately in
love with his beautiful ex-wife, the
Desdemona of "Othello." Night after
night. of pretending to strangle her
begins to work on his too-vulnerable
mind. He lives with a constantly
climbing horror that he, like the
Moor, will kill the only thing in his
life worth loving.
The Kanins' story, directed by
George Cukor, has a perfect sus-
pense device in this situation and
it is worked for maximum output
of that dramatic element.
Actor John, living in the laxity
of the theater. is charged with no
such high order of fidelity as was
Othello. OF all the worshipful
women ready to comfort him, he
makes the dramatic choice Of Pat,
a blonde waitress in a theater-dis-
trict restaurant. This odd rela-
tionship is used by the authors to
give a special flip to the screen
plays climax. It also serves the
incidental purpose of providing the
narrative with numerous charges of
ironic comedy. The girl who never
understands the Shakespeare the
actor spouts is much impressed by
the fact that he is different" al
though she never knows who he is.
Coleman's role, written by two
such theater-wise dramatists, is the
richest part of the season. It
has everything from the alcoholic
wretchedness of a sick and weary
actor to the grandeur of Shake
speare's second most distinguished
character. It runs from comedy to
high tragedy, ranges from Park
avenue drawing room to the watt
ress's battered boudoir on Third
avenue. Colman plays 1t with the
high relish it deserves, in a per-
formance that Is the best Of a
distinguished career.
Miss Hasso, submerged in the
cinema these several years, eS-
tablishes herself as one of Holly
woods outstandingly intelligent and
perceptive actresses as Colman's S
costar in the picture.
Equally emergent among the per-
formers in the large cast is Shelley
Winters as the pretty, ignorantly
vulnerable waitress. Her befuddled
acquiescence before the disintegrat-
ing actors charm is effective..- pa
thetic and comic, a neat piece OF
mining that neither audiences nor
movie producers are likely to forget.
Edmond O'Brien, Millard Mitchell
Tin one of those gem sequences of
hard-boiled comedy) and several
others make their presences felt
in picture that deserves It's rating
as one of the five Academy award
nominees.
Evening star., 1948-03-05

"a DOUBLE LIFE" Universal Inter.
national release produced by Michael
screenplay by RutM Gordon and Carson
kanin At the Palace.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
New Look on Beery
Proves Agreeable :
In Capitol Film

ALIAS A GENTLEMAN" an MGM pic
ture produced by Nat Perrin, directed by
Hairy Beaumont, screenplay by. William
r. Lipman, based on story by Peter
Ruric. At the Capitol
Evening star., 1948-03-05
By Harry Macarthur

Sooner of later MGM was certain
to come up with a better idea for
a story for Wallace Beery than the
one it has been belaboring him with
for too long time now. 1t has.
all right, in alias a Gentleman" !"
which turned up yesterday on the
Capitol screen. This is not the
brightest comedy of the season, or
even the fifth brightest, but it is
more amusing than a lot of he stuff
Mr.. Beery has been called on to do
since his screen character jelled in
those films with Marie Dressler.
It was Metros notion this time
that its ponderous, rubber-faced ac-
tor would be fine as a reformed rob-
ber fallen into sudden honest wealth
the presence of which both confuses
and intrigues his erstwhile associ-
ates. He comes out of prison intent
only upon locating his daughter and
conducting himself as gentleman
who knows how to furnish pent-
house properly. His former cronies,
suspicious of his refusal to take up
his career where he left it of, be-
come convinced that this money he
tosses about lavishly Is old loot he
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
Catholic University-"Portion of
Foxes; $50 pm.
National-"The Chocolate Sol
der; $50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador-"T-Men":: 1:30, $50
$50, 1880 and 9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Alias Gentleman:
11:10 am, 1:50, 4:30, 7:15 and 9:55
pm. Stage shows: 1:05, 3:45, $50
and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Captain from Castillo:
IL am, 1885, AIS, $50 and $50 I'M.
Hippodrome-"I Know Where I'm
Going; 2:15, 4:05, 5:55, 7:45 and
$3.50 pm.
Keith's-"The Bishops Wife:
11:25 am, 1880, $3.50, 5:35. TAO and
$40 pm.
Little Johnny Frenchman"
11:l5 am; lis. 3:l5, Sis, 7:20 and
9:35 pm.
Metropolitan-"Black Narcissus":: !:
1885 am, 1:40, $40, $40, TAO and
$40 pm.
Palace-"A Double Life: 10:45
am, 1855, sos, Sis, 7:25 and 9:35
pm.
Pix-'Waltz Time; 2, sos, $40
and 1l:20 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and Shorts.
Continuous from l pm.
Warner - "T-Men":: 1875 am,
1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
has cheated them out Of and they
set out to get it.

has cheated them out Of and they
set out to get it.
That's about all you need to know
about the plot. Alias Gentleman"
lags now and then, as too many
screen comedies do, but for the most
part Director Harry Beaumont has
kept it lively enough and William r.
Lipman's script is witty at least as
often as it isn't.
4 \ X \
The feature item on the Capitols
stage show is the Saul Grammar re-
vue, conducted by Mr.. Grammar and
three girls, who tap dance. The
highlight of their portion Of the
bill is the playing. by dancing on it,
of an alleged musical instrument
called the Stairway to Melody"
This is something akin to trained
seal playing the "Star-Spangled
Banner"-a good trick that they can
do it at all, whether or not music
results. The others are Frank Con-
vile, q comedian who chases a tall
blond and initiates Charlie Chap
lin; Jane Kean, singing comedienne,
and the Bruna -Jolanda Company,
novelty dancers.
Evening star., 1948-03-05

Runner Godden's novel of a group
of Protestant nuns whose faith was
defeated by the strange spiritual
climate of India makes a dsitin-
guished motion picture in BLACK
Narcissus," new screen feature at
the Metropolitan.
Moviegoers seeking the fascinat-
ingly different will find it here.
Equally to the point, the will dis
cover the brilliant Deborah Kerr in
a heart-touching performance as
star of the mystical narrative.
BLACK Narcissus," in every respect,
lives up to its advance eulogies.
There is nothing stock or stale
about the dramatic elements of the
screenplay which Michael Powell
and Emeric Pressburger produced
for j. Arthur Rank. It is the story
of five nuns who went into the
mountain area of Darjeeling to
establish a new religious community,
a school and dispensary for the
natives. ....-,..
Miss Kerr is the youthful superior
of the project. The order she
represents is unusual in that its
members take their VOWS for only
year at a time. These need not be
renewed if faith succumbs. At
Nopu, the. mountain palace which
once sheltered harem, faith is ex-
posed to terrible tests. For one
thing, it must survive conflict with
the age-old customs of a mystical
people. 1t must combat the human
impulse of the groups members to
give up what always seems losing
fight.
And, for a third obstacle, there
is the cynicism of an irreverent
young British territorial agent who
believes natives should be free from
foreign religious intrusiveness.
These conflicts are fought out
on a singularly human level, with
Miss Kerr proving herself a re-
sourceful and energetic tactician.
It is losing fight. One by one,
the nuns looking off into the infinite
from their mountain top become
their human, helpless selves again.
They remember their smaller
worlds the pretty one her world of
men, now reduced to the dimen-
sions of the sardonic agent; the
gardener when she planted flowers
instead Of useful vegetables. Miss
Kerr, best equipped to face inf1nity,
dreams anew of the young man she
loved back home in Ireland.
The natives offer no encourage
ment. True, they come to the
school and the dispensary, but only
because they are paid to do so by
the canny ruler of the province.
And, when the dispensary fails to
cure an incurably i'll baby, the
natives lapse into a mood OF
menacing anger.
There is single note Of triumph
in the pictures concluding scene,
namely Miss Kerr's rejection of the
disillusioned agents love, She, of
the five, goes on in the faith,
humber now and more sure.
In general, the acting Is dis
tinguished. Miss Kerr's superior is
a sheer gem, a mystic who cannot
escape her womanliness. It's best
support is found in the perform
ances of David Farrar as the agent
whose heart is finally melted by the
superior's faith, and that of Kath-
leen Byron as the nun whose world
illness is intimately inescapable.
Evening star., 1948-03-05

among the most popular pictures
of the year, another well-merited
distinction.
"A Double Life" takes its audiences
into the exciting world of back
stage. 1t is the screen biography
OF an actor, played by Ronald Col
man, who is such a fine, insanely
jealous Othello in his professional
life that he cannot stop being the
same character in his private exist
ence. This idea has great posi-
bilities. The Kanins, Colman, Signe
Hasso and an intelligent cast have
made the most of it. Backstage
existence is finally disclosed, with
out loss of, drama, as a human
thing; an emotional patchwork of
love, hate, humor and sadness.
Stage-struck Hollywood has been
trying long time to say what the
Kanins say in "a Double Life"
AS their major spokesman, Col
man may well earn the Academy
award for which he has so long
been eligible.
+ y X X
AS authors of "A Double Life"
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Met "Narcissus"
Among Seasons
Finest Movies

BLACK NARCISSUS." j. Arthur
Rank presentation, q production Of the
Archers, produced, directed and written
by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressbur-
ger. adapted from the novel by Runner
Golden. At the Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1948-03-05
Double Life Is Brilliant
X-Ray of Drama Backstage
By Joy Cormody

Human nature worked its most dramatic shapes by
Ruth Gordon nothing
theater the without having done
Latest triumph of the Life Palace Theater
new screen feature 1t of entertainment worthy
nominee for several Academy Moreover it be
Evening star., 1948-12-09
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expd duty , yrs. boys. 10 mo. and 3l2
yrs; excl, Housekeeping. Tele. RE. 400
SILVER STRING Wanted unfurnished
house Gail SH $500 after 9 pm III
DISTRICT PREFERRED-Six adults desire
furnished house Jan. |. minimum bed
rooms. 2i2 baths; year or more lease: up
to $3.50 month WO. Tbs. 9'
SETTLED COUPLE, no children, need un-
furn house or apt for Jan. l or earlier;
maximum SlO0. NO. 491S; TO-
NETHERLANDS EMBASSY OFFICIAL needs
2-bedroom furnished house or apt. Call
AID. 1901. EXT. Al. III
LOVING CARE for your house If you rent
to us Adult family, no pets. need 3-bed-
room house or apt, about 500: fine ref
erences, including present owner. IA.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-No,,h.n..

COLORED-3rd ST NE. Ar r, nr. Union
srasionM2,stosy Station and bsmt: ssmidet brick
down. Possession. -DRURY REALTY corr.
coEokEDMaoas coa1 4; Re aass 18th ST. xw-looSSel,
room for two employed girls, also one room
to share with another girl. DE. 05s4.
coLoRED-NEAR NORTH CAP. AND ria.
AvE-only 1.50o down; 9-room brick
CO, AD 653l; ewes. FA. O259.. ii
CoLoRED-oNLY $1,000 DOWN and you
can own this S-rm 1.story row brick; 41eE;
IS Rsm nice back ysrd s1RsTY
ee9IohEp@cokSER' s :. rms. ms "a baths.
Ma kRSTs 81 HssI h Scott aesD l
time oered oa really loyey house sovn at
payment. s rms. Colonial brk <. 1st fir.
has, has hall liy ~ rm din rm lss chssfr hifsd
settlement To INSPECT call Mrs: Brown.
SUBJ ag sSf fs bnns.oE PE ap 5s
rm. din rm, modern kit. and bath. front
porch porch garase, large lot priced At sig 900
skows SsfPS REALLY 3SPn CONF aSsas R.sters b.
eeSo1iSoRED-1sls MoNrELLo AVE: Ne
Terms. Inspect by appt. SCOTT SAN.
CoLORED-5O0 BLK, e3rd PL: N.E.-h
blk. off Bennins I'd. Brick. rms. .
full bsmt; recr. room with bar; oil h;.w;ha
Sl2,950. Sub. cash required. SCOTT
SANDERS. TR. 1863 Ewes. vi. OS90.
GoLoRED-BEsT BRooKLAND BUY
pet.: 10 rms. . baths, asbestos shlhgle:
iot 99k1fS 1Ecsd to sell Inn1 nj gos9-
rms: row brick. Brokers invited! PIPPIN
4 WARE; 475 Fla. NV. co. o2s6; ewes.
CoLoRED - IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Beautiful brand-new brick, rms, bath.
gas furnace h.-w.h. Call for appointment,
C0LoRED-110o BLOCK OWEN n
So 500 down. Excel. row brick, rms, Q
incl porcheS. gas h.-w.h: possess H.
CARLYLE De LOZIER. Realtor, 8SlO
r. I. ave WA 5000; ewes, WA O935-l0
COLORED-VACANT
s1aG seeton dqwa nsa e1ers5nS s3 Neal IT b2sf L,S
large rooms, bath, electricity. eas. nice
front porch. back yard. Should be seen.
FRED EHRLICH
ST. 0451. Evenings GE EO3O 10