davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1948-01-29
FORCED AUCTION

Tor the assessment, levy and
collection of taxesupon real
property and with the consent
and further direction of the
administrator for st. Croix,
the following properties in
arrears for Taxes for the year
1945 will be sold at the Ven
due Office, ChriStiansted at the
time hereinafter mentioned:
No ! West Lane
Monday, February 2, 1913
at 2 o'clock p. m.
according to the tax list be-
longing to
Ruth Billiards Heirs
No. 4 B Smith Street
Monday, February 2, 1913
at 2:3O o'clock p. m.
according to the tax list be
lononging to
Henrietta jackson
No 2 Market Street
Monday, February 2, 1913
at 3 o'clock p. m.
according to the tax list
belonging to
Samuel Jacobs
No 80 Hill Street
Monday, February 2, 1948
at $3.50 o'clock p. m.
according to the tax list
belonging to
Alexander Keazer
No IL Friedensthal
Wednesday February 4, 1913
at 2 o'clock p. m.
according 10 the tax list
belonging to
John r. Levy
House on Est. Mt. Pellier
Wednesday February 4, 1913
at 2:30 o'clock p. m.
according to the tax list
belonging to
James Paris
No 81 East Street
Wednesday February 4, 1913
at $50 o'clock p. m,
according to the tax list
belonging to- !.
Veronica Schuster
No. So Queen Street
Thursday, February 5, 1913
at 2::30 o'clock p. m.
according to the tax list
belonging to
Charles Sheen
No. IS Fisher Street
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W A N D

Five Room Apartment
Dining Room
Kitchen. Bedroom and Toilet.
Price must be reasonable
Address, P.O. BOX 573
Christiansted, St. Croix.
, 1948-01-29


Roosevelt Birthday Ball
Friday Night. January sOth
GOVERNMENT oUS
Natives. Puerto Ricans and continentals
are coming together to celebrate
THE ANNIVERSARY BALL
and to make il Bigger and Better than
at any other time.
The Hospital Auxiliary will hold the Bar
DANCE To THE MUSIC or THE
Motta Brothers Orchestra !.
from 500 p. m. Till 80? ~
Who will be the winner Of the
Roosevelt Birthday Cake?
ADMISSION: -. SIoo
;. Secure tickets from: Wesley A. Motta. Miss
Maud Dennis, Miss Edith Laloma. Mrs.
Annie de chabert and Harry Edwards.
, 1948-01-29
FORD for SALE

Model ls4l. convertible
Coupe. perfect running condi-
tions. last price $4,000.
For further Information call
DAMS Liquor Store
, 1948-01-29
No. 10 C East Street
according to the tax list
belonging to
Charles Sheen


All expenses of the sale in.
Guiding the interest charges
on the tax due are to be paic
Thursday, February 5, 1948
at $3.50 o'clock p. m.
by the purchaser.
Vendue D~irector's Office
Christtansted
23rd january 1948
b. c.
Vendue Director
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16
Stone Completes
10 Years Service
As Locol Manager

This month marks the tenth
anniversary of J. E. Stones serv-
ice as local manager of Missis-
sippi Power Conpany's opera
tons in P~ascagoula, J. T. Dalier,
division manager Of the company,
reported while heke recently. MI.
Stone was employed as an en-
gineer by the company in July,
1927, and became local manager
here in July, 1898.
"There were $50 electric Gus
toners served by the company
10 years ago and the general eco
nomic development Of Pasca-
goula is ILLUSTRATED by the fact
that there are nov approximate
~ 5000 electric customers in the
in the operation" said Mr.. Dalier,
MI. Dalier. in speaking of Mr..
Stones period ass manager, re-
ferred to the enviable safety rec
ord attained by employees of the
company here, none of whom has
suffered a lost time accident dur
ing the past nine years.
Mr.. Stone has participated in
many local service activities
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16

In l945 only five acres of cross
ing blocks of Experiment Station
hybrids were planted by seed
producers of the state. One hun
bred acres were planted in 1916
and 800 in 1947. In l948, Mr.
Bunch reports. 851 acres of cross
ing blocks have been planted.
Corn is grown on 100000
acres Of Mississippi land each
year, with an average yield Of
1914 bushels per acre. Use OF
adapted hybrids is one step to-
ward increasing this yield which
agronomists say can be trebled
with proper production methods
Dixie II and Tennessee 10 are
recommended for North Missis-
sippi, Dixie II for Central Mis-
sissippi and Dixie 10 for south
Mississippi. All are white ex-
cept Dixie 10 which is a long
huslsed yellow hybrid.
In addition to the acreage in
Mississippi, seed stocks from
the Mississippi Experiment Sta
ton were traded with the Loui-
siana seedmen to plant a consid-
cradle acreage in Dixie II. Ala
bama is also growing seed fields
of Dixie II.
Producers of corn hybrids in
1913 acreage are: j. c. Baird and
J. r. Baird, Baird; John A Col
lier, Leland; Cornell Seed Co,
Jackson; Harrison Evans, Shuqu-
lax; +. w. Gwin, Cruger; l.. l..
Johnson, Madison; w. F. Lam
bert, Charleston; r. J. Landers,
Stoneville; J. B. Lauderdale,
Shannon; G.. l.. McFall, Sum-
ner; A. N. Nichols, Vaughan; S.
w. Owens, Evansville; G.. B.
Ramsey, Starkville; and Jess
Sanders, Maben.
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NEWS r o
Bayou Casoiie

Revival services began Sunday
at Spencer Memorial church. Din
ner was served on the grounds
picnic style and there were ser
vices in the morning and in the
evening. Services are being held
daily at 2:30 and 7:3D p. m, under
the direction of Elder c. d. Arnold
of New Orleans.
The c. II. Guy family, who re-
Gently moved here from Moss
Point, and the Frank Trehern
family r being welcome as new
neighbors.
Eloise Linder and Jimmy Clark
and Adele Howard and Ray Ma
hathey attended a party at the
home of Miss Betty Randall in
Grand Bay. Ala.
Little Joseph Young, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young, was
operated on Thursday at the
Jackson County hospital.
Pfc. Clifton A. Under, who has
been spending a furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lin
der, left Tuesday. accompanied
by his parents, for a trip to Boone
vile, Miss, to visit his wife and
two small sons who reside there.
On their return they brought Pvt.
Linder's son, Billy Wayne Lin
der, and John Suits for a visit
in the home of his grandparents.
Pvt. Under left Wednesday for
Maxwell Field where he is sta
toned.
Ray Under of Bayou La Batre
is visiting his mother, Mrs. A. H.
Under. Also visiting Mrs. Lin
der was Thomas Under of Gulf
port.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ora Owens are
the proud parents of a baby
daughter born Friday at the Jack
son County hospital. They have
named her Mary Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wenck mo-
tored from New Orleans for the
weekend with Mrs. Wenck's moth
er, Mrs. H. l. Ives. Mrs. Ola
Crawford and children returned
home with the Wencks where she
will visit for a week with friends
and relatives. Mrs. Crawford and
Mrs. Wenck are sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Ruthledge
spent the weekend in northern
Mississippi, their former home.
On their return they brought Mr..
Ruthledge's small son for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Wilson an
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16
Hybrid Corn Seed Production In State
Shows Huge Increase In Four Years

STATE COLLEGE, Miss.-Pro-
duction Of hybrid corn seed in
Mississippi has shown a phenom-
enal increase in the past four
years. according to Robert c. Eek
hardt, Department Of Agrieul-
ture agronomist working with
the Mississippi Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station.
All of the preliminary work
in the development of adapted
hybrids is done at the Expert
ment stations in the state, and
comparatively with stations in
other southern states. Varieties
are, tested and crossings made
until hybrids suitable for growth
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16

in the state are found. When
Experiment Station agronomists
are satisfied that a hybrid can be
recommended, they release seed
Of the two parents required to
produce the hybrid. Seed grow
ers then plant the two kinds of
corn alternately in a field. Tas-
sells are removed from n of the
kinds OF corn and pollen is fur
nished by the other. Cross fer
tilization results in production of
the recommended seed. The pro-
duction OF seed stocks is under
the supervision Of H. d. Bunch,
Experiment Station assistant ag-
economist.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16

Wells, girl; Edison and Celoa
Tucker Smith, girl; Nathan and
Agnes Boyd Cragg, boy; Paul
James and Lucy B. Cooper Ma
gee, girl; Jack and Pearlie Boil
den McInnis, Girl.
White deaths: Herman Fredric
Cox. Melissa Elizabeth Marsh,
John Mack Wilkerson, George l..
Lovett, Fannie Elizabeth Steven
son, Mary Finch, Thomas Roswell
SwartWout, William Powell Britt
and c. j. Addison. Colored deaths:
James w. Miller, Moke Pearry
and Joseph Fields.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16
@se even mose aAeac6ve than in the haAt!

Engine. It's the first and only low-priced car
with the enviable Body by Fisher. It's the
first and only low-priced car with the triple
safety-protection Of Fisher Unisteel Body
Construction. the Untitled Knee-Action Ride
and Positive-Action Hydraulic Brakes.
And yet. despite the fact that CHEW
ROLET AND ONLY CHEVROLET is
FIRST to offer all these major advancements
of low-cost motoring. it holds an even greater
price-advantage and gives you ever more
value for your dollars in comparison with
other automobiles today than at any previous
time in Chevrolet history
That is why more people are buying Chew
rolets than any other make Of car. this, year
as for the total l7-year period. 1881 to date:
that is why they are agreeing. with ever
mounting enthusiasm. that Chevrolet is first
in dollar-value as it is first in nationwide
demand.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16
Six From Jackson
County At Trades
Training Institute

Jackson county has six addi-
tons to the student body of the
Trades Training Institute, Prairie,
as a result OF registrations dur
ing the month of July.
They are George Lee Lamkin,
Hurley, and Clinton Gerald
Amith. 703 10th street, Pasca-
Pnula both in djesel m~"ha~i"-'
Clyde Alvin Carrier, 218 Mill
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16

Road, Pascagoula, industrial cleo
tricity; Howard William Smith,
COG E. Wilson. Pascagoula, air
conditioning and refrigeration;
Oscar Haven Martin, Jr., ll64
Market street, Pascagoula, paint
ing and interior decorating; and
William P. Wellington, Ri. l,
Box 38l, Pascagoula, automotive
mechanics.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16

since assuming his responsible
ties as local manager of the cleo
trio system in Pascagoula. and is
a member of the Rotary Club,
Chamber of Commerce, active in
Boy Scout work, Youth Canteen
and general adult work with the
high school student body.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16
Vital Statistics

Twenty-nine white births and
five colored births were reported
to the registrar, Mrs. Thelma Gar
rett, in Jackson county for the
month of June. There were nine
white and three negro deaths re-
| corded.
Vital statistic records for June
follow:
White births: Vernon Owen and
Dorothy Gay McVeay Rouse, boy;
Ernest Sidney and Beulah Thomp-
son Ramsay, girl; Robert Glen
wood and Hazel Lily Graft Ire
hern, girl; Zell and Matte Bell
Padget Fuller. boy; Hershel
Franklin and Alice Mae Simmons
Shaffer, boy; Woodrow Wilson
and Matte Rae Howell Martin,
girl; Lawrence Bernard and Thel-
ma Virginia Cochran Bailey, girl;
AFRO and Doris Ratcliff Reagan
Penton, girl; Roger Winsher and
Ava Inez Ray Harris, girl; Will
liam Sherman and Elizabeth
Price Andrews. girl; John Mack
and Laura Helen Hatley Frank
lin, boy; John Lee and Martha
Meady Hyatt Freeman, girl; AL
bert Henry and Bula Elizabeth
Ewing Hudson, girl.
James Lavoy and Elizabeth
Glidewell Scruggs. boy; Cecil
Bourd and Agnes Bertha Delmas
Hateley. girl; Joe Watts and Rose
Emma Pugh Martin, boy; Daniel
ris, girl; Prentiss and Mary Lou
Joseph and Elsie Joe Morgan Nor
Use Dethloff Nelson, girl; Joseph
Roman and Mildred Lucille Cole
man Gmitruk, boy; Robert Leslie
and Helen Sada Parker Merrill,
twins, boy and girl; Horace Pres
ton and Thelma Merriam CasselS
Jones, boy; William Allen and
Rosemary Spinks Crawford, boy;
James Kennedy and Heloise
Hewitt DeLamotte Powell, girl;
James D. ana Madra May Alex
ander Atwell, girl; Snowey Del
mas and Evelyn Louise Harrison
Knight, boy; Claridy Lamar and
Mae Elizabeth Miller Cunning
ham, girl; Daniel Wester and Hen
rietta Wilson Mailman, girl; JUL
us Woodrow and Donna Mernis
Tanner Hill, boy; and James Pow
ell and Pauline Fields Handley.
girl.
Colored births: James Roose-
welt and Julia Mae Williams
nounce the arrival of an eight and
one-half pound boy on July 7
at the Jackson County hospital.
He has been named Arthur Ed
ward. Mrs. Wilson and son were
moved to their home Friday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16

The average adult heart is
about five inches long and three
and a half inches wide and
weighs about ten ounces.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16

Helium is non-inflammable
because il is ''unsocial' and will
not combine with other elements.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16

nounce the arrival of an eight and
one-half pound boy on July 7
at the Jackson County hospital.
He has been named Arthur Ed
ward. Mrs. Wilson and son were
moved to their home Friday
where the baby was welcomed by
an older brother, Jimmie.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-07-16

ALWAYS THE VALUE-LEADER -.
n always the first choice of people who
want the finest at lowest cost =. Chevrolet's
value-leadership is now SO outstanding that
men and women everywhere are deciding it's
more than ever the preferred investment in its
heldl
Not only does Chevrolet stand out as the
first and only low-priced car with all the fol-
lowing major advances which comprise the
soundest and best in modern motoring
not only does it offer all these major advan-
tages of Big-Car quality at lowest prices +.
but it offers them at prices that are now def
nitely and decisively lower than those of any
other car that ever remotely approaches it in
qualityl
It's the first and only low-priced car with
the original and outstanding Untitled Knee
Action Ride. It's the FIRST and only low-priced
car with a worlds champion Valve-in-Head
--
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cOLoRED-AvoN REALTY CO. We have
houses in all sections with small down
payment; apartmeannt house; 100 ss bl 5oE
co1cGran ST Sf ~ pna.s' h tS sf
coSLoRED0BRiCK NV: $1,000 down
full bsmt. home. h.-w.h:: large PVT rms rs;
CORP. 1925 K st. NV. RE. 1881. UN.
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TWO NEW HOMES

One stone Colonial. / modern design. Each
has rms. ga baths, . firepls., nag.
stone porches. plate-alass windows. gas
-w.h.; entirely finished bSmt.; 1se.
wooded lots. magnificent view select resi-
dential price S27 300. OWNER, 3169
WeStover DR.. Sc. (3lst and Penna. ave J..
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Woodbridge Realty Co. Offers

Woodbridge Realty Co. Offers
Homes to purchase at price you can
Woodridge-splendid 5-rm. and 2-bath
bungalow, compl. finished attic, full bsmt.,
det gar; $1,000 down. $11 .45O.
Michigan Park-Semidet. brick, excel,
rms, tile bath, finished rec. rm. with bar
price. S13,950; LIST trust now $4,000;
Avondale-Lovely det brick, rms, tile
bath, built-in gar, auto heat; S14,750
Brentwood-S rms, baths, large lot;
S14.950.
Woodbridge, South Dakota ave,-Special
value, rms, Diet, $14 $50.
Woodridge-A good, Diet. frame, 8 rms.
and bath, Diet: gar. S12,650.
Petworth-Brick rms. and bath, auto
matte heat; S13750.
Woodridse-Det. brick, perfect 6 rms.
and finished ATTIC: full bsmt., rec. rm.,
Diet. garage; S19,95O
Lanham-Frame bung allow, 4 rooms and
bath; basement; Ss.45O. ,,
Woodridge-Several choice building
sites at $500.
To Inspect thess and, other good valves l,e
p3S1 R I NO. TCO3
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WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS
BOTH ST NE

WOODRlDGE SFEClAIS
BOTH ST. NE.
New detached brick. consisting of lge. liv.
rm with open firepl, din nm, modern
kit. 3 lse. bedrms., tile bath, lge. yard;
convenient to transportation and shop
ping. S15,250.
CHESTNUT ST. NE.
new homes, fully detached. 5 rms, gas
&C heat, very desirable location; priced
1864 CLINTON ST. NE.
Fully detached, 8 large sized rooms, bath,
built-in garage. oil h.-w.h; owner being
transferred. ST. 500; terms.
VACANT
1241 Perry st. n.e.-Newly decorated, 8
lge. rms, tile bath. finished attic, oil
h.-w.h.; priced for immediate sale; rea-
sonable terms; convenient to all schools,
shopping and transportation.
QUINCY ST. NE.
Beautiful detached prewar brick home In
new-houSe condition: 6 rms, frepl., / "a
baths, rec. rm.. finished attic. oil INV, h,
detached garage, Venetian blinds, fully in
r. G. DUNE
All of the above properties shown only
by appt Our office will be open Sun.
l to pm. Phone HO. 0700 for details
and appt.
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NEW 2-FAMILY APIS.

Live in ! and let the rent from the
other pay of your trust. Each apt. con:
sists of liv. rm.. dinette, kit, bedrm. and
trees, on lgc. lots: convenient to shoppns.
schools and transportation: price. S14,a5O,
as low as 5000 cash and conyenisnt
| 703, FREDERICK W. BERENS. SALES.
INC 1873 St NV. MA 9l4l. ia
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75O DOWN
SIX NEW HOMES

rm and liv rm. full bSmt,, attic; price.
SlO500. Call MR.. FLING. AT. 1927.
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VACANT

I349 G St s.e--Colonial- porch brick; 9
lge. rms, Ice. bath; light airy bsmt, suit
able for rec. rm. h.-w.h. oil: lge. yard
to paved rear alley: property In excel.
cond; quick settlement; convenient terms.
FREDERICK A BLUMER CO, 6l7 Penna.
ave. Sc, FIR. 1883; ewes and SUM-. vi.
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2-FAMILY BARGAINS

Mr. Ariacostia High School. these modern.
| time. Each apt. has separate ent; and
! there are 2 kits, baths, finished rec.
rm. In bsmt... 2 stoves, refrigy oil heat
parcy OF j apt. and income from other.
| Only $500 cash, balance low monthly
( terms and priced very low for immeo.
| sale For appt TO Inspect call today. l1-3.
/ JESS FISHER g. CO, INC, Realtors. 1920
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WOODBRIDGE NE.

Open Sun to 5; 2202 Evarts ST. ne
Owner leaving town property must b.
sold; lovely def, shingle, 6 rms, Ia baths
OIL h-w.h.,, full bsmt.. Diet gar, lge. yd.
in fine cond.: priced to sell; conven terms
poSs. at settlement Call Mrs. West, with
D. H. JOHNSON co.
RE. 5212 MA. $780, ewes. and SUM-. Ii
09QS liz
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HILLCREST

2l04 3lst st. s,e.--owner leaving city.
6 rms, large tiled bath. gas h.-w.h.; prop
erty in excellent cond. lot 75x93: price
BLUMER CO, 6l7 Pa ave. Sc, FIR. 1883.
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I'LL 10th ST. Sc.

Two new semidetached brick homes, al
ready for occupancy. IL #. wide. 9 large
rooms and bath lavatory on list floor
and in bsmt. streamlined kitchen, all
metal cabinets, copper plumbing. best Of
oak floors, Venetian blinds, full bSmt., gas
&C. heat. Salesman on property. Sunday,
&c Phone ewes. VI. BOIL. -lh
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1915 7th STREET NV.
Open &c Sunday; beautiful brick home
8 rms, Q inclosed porches, gas h.-w.h
built-in garage; reasonably priced and
possession with title; close to schools
SNr. williams. GE. HOS.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346. Is
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coLORED-NEAR U. S. CAPITOL, 325 A
St ne, open today, 20 p.m.-lst offer
ing OF this beaut. cot. brk, nome in tip
sar; only S12.950 with $1,000 down.
VIM. G. LIBBY co.
Al Till p N
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PAUL J. MILLER

Colored-Owner Leaving City
Quick action will buy this well-built Home
mr.. North Capitol and You SITS NV at a
bargain price; p bath on LIST fir; an
extra kit. on End fir. can produce added
income for you: new auto. heating equip
Call Miss Rhetta Suns. at ia. 1854.
JOHN r. PINKETT
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1852 EASTERN AVE.
MRS. "PENNY"

full homes of Shepherd Park, 1875 Locust
I'd. NV Open Saturday and Sunday -
pm. and evenings 70 pm. until sold
IN, lovely mirror in living room, finished
rec. room and bar, bedrooms, paneled
den, finished attic. carpeting from lst
moor to attic. Seeing is believing that It
II really beautiful. RE. 1924 or RA. $3.50.
PENNY" APOSTOLIDES
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You will be delighted with this home OF
unusual charm and distinction. The rms
tiful front porch from which an excel
view can be had east on 1ngranam s.
toward the 14th, carline. Oak IFS. tlie
Kit. With service pantry. The lot is yell
handicapped. 2-car det brick garags, PosS
with deed GEORGE /. BORGER, 643
Indiana ave n W. MA O350
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HIIICREST

Open Sunday. 1904 33rd st. Sc A charm.
ing brick home 5 rms, on lge level lot:
bus at door. To reach: Out Penna; ave.
Sc. to Branch ave, right to Alabama to
BIRD St. left to open sign Mr.. oRear.
AT. 622T: ewes, WA. 35al.
C.. D. MURPHY, REALTOR
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COLORED-14O1 w. Va. Ave

Near Gallaudet College. suitable for doctor.
dentist or, professional man. Beaut
lovely HANDICAPPED lot First floor has side
hall entrance. lily. rm.. din; rm ultramod
kit. and screened rear porch. second noor
rear porch; other outstanding features
include full bsmt. suitable fer liv guar suss
new gas h.-v.h plant. Venetian blinds,
aluminium storm windows and screens; re
finished floors throushout; insulated
weather stripped, caulked; Colonial front
porch; Diet brick gar. attract: terms.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
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Mr.. UTAH AND NEBRASKA

Nh. UTAH AND NEbTCAO1AA
occasionally clean detached Colonial brick,
with additional lot available in this ane
residential area: lst A: has reception hall;
fireplace, din. rm.. fully equip kit, tile
powder nm. and lge. screened porch; 2nd
a.. 3 nice bedrms. and : tile baths; slate
gas heat. For appt. to inspect. call
w. B. WRIGHT
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Realty Co., Exclusive Agent. -15
OPEN TODAY / TO 8 PM.

7.la 10th st. NV; one of Wsshington's
with 3 bedrooms, o12 baths, dream kitchen,
stainless steel" double sink, built-in dish
washer and garbage disposal unit: fully ,dy
with freezer compartment: all walls plas-
tered with "Vermiculte," the latest
IN soundproofing and fire protection
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
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Hillcrest-Open Sun, l to 6
:272l Branch ave, Sc; beautiful detached
situated on lge. corner lot; LIST fr, liv.
rm with fireplace. din. rm., ultramodern
side porch; 2nd FIR. has lge. bedrms. and
. tiled baths. 3rd fir. has l very Ice, nm
iShed rm.; other outstanding features in
clude hardwood floors throughout, slate
roof, rec. rm. with fireplace and powder
rm, bullt-in garage
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VIM. J. ROSENTHAL
| 1924 K St NV RE So66 -
FORT DUPONT PARK

Open Sat. and Sun: 1923 Burns St So,
facing park-New, story. 2 bedrms., fun
bSmt, gas heat.
Also 3-bedroom houses-move in with
deposit. Henry Austin, with JAMES CAR
ROLL. Broker: TR. OLE; ewes. and SUM-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-15
1116 46TH ST. Sc.

Vacant brick bungalow, in excellent cond,,
] Z large rms. . full baths, freplaces, oil
refer and stove Only S15,950; $500
! cash. T. D. BURGESS REALTY CO., VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-15
OPEN TODAY. 2 TO 6 PM.

1894 57th ave- rms. tile bath beau
tifui finished attic. can be used as 2 add,
tional bedrms. Double insulation: ~
storm sash and screens. Front porch:
lovely rear porch completely screened
porch in winter. Spacious fin. rec rm.:
oil h.-wh., 2-car det. gar House in
spotless condition: price reduced 70 ST.
pike to 57th ave, left l blk to house.
MAX MILLER