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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-01-01
Busis For New Years Resolution

Body will elect officers for the coming
year their meeting January 1t is important that all sub
ordinate locals their full representation at this meeting
special committee, appointed by the Council, called on
Mr. Smith, Manager of the Smith & Phillips Furniture
Company relative long standing dispute between this
company Drivers Union 1t is with great regret
that report the complete failure of these representatives to
bring about a change in this
Mr. Smith expressed himself being absolutely unwilling
make contract with this A. F. L. unit This should be
the the many inquiries coming to the office of the
Council during months to the status OF the Smith
Phillips Furniture Company with organized labor.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-01-01
Scribe From LU as
Scans Gains Made
During Past Year

Trenton, n. First and fore
most we want to thank the Tren-
ton Potteries Company for the
Christmas turkeys which were very
much enjoyed by our members. We
also extend thanks for the consid-
Grafton shown our members who
were on the night shift who would
otherwise have worker Christmas
eve and Christmas night on the
| IL to s a. m. shift.
Christmas day was bright and
cold in Trenton and for a while it
looked as if we would escape the
heavy snowfall which fell in near
by New York. However, the follow
ing day six to eight inches of
snow covered the city and we were
all pleased that meetings had been
called off until January 9th.
Looking back over 1947 we have
much to be thankful for, steady en-
ployment, six holidays which no
longer mean a short week, paid va
cations and many other improve
ments over a few years ago.
We are sorry that night work
has become 80 prevalent through
out the trade with its disruption of
normal habits of family and social
life. We hope it will be discontin-
ued as soon as the present abnor-
NAL demand is met.
We are also sorry that quite a
number of our older members have
left us through death, sickness and
old age. Our new year wish would
be that those who are taking their
place in the shop would also fill
their place in the Local. We can
not hope to combat Irregularities in
our trade if we absent ourselves
from the place where our problems
are thrashed out pro and con.
How often a new member or
some of our older members who sell
dom attend meetings, brings before
the Local complaint, only to find
it is an old subject of debate. While
we are glad to inform them on what
has been done, they would spare
themselves and the Local bitter
criticism for not accomplishing
things as we'll as hearing the COM
pany's side of the story as in the
case of a cut in insurance after a
member retires. y
Some day. that may be changed
as we hope it will. A year or so
ago we asked for a change in the
sick and accident policy, doubling
the premium and the benefits. We
are glad to report that is now be-
ing offered with the exception of
the accidental death clause which
will remain at $1,000.
We highly commend those who
generously to the old
timers Christmas gift fund and
hope not of our old or disabled
members were overlooked.
We hope that in 1948 our rela-
tions with the management will be
as congenial as in the past, and
that they will continue to help US
meet the ever rising cost of living
while we cooperate to the best of
(Turr TO PAGE Five)
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-01-01
Injured In Plant Mishap

Sebring, Ohio - Mrs. Dorothy
Hughes, an employee in the deco
rating department at the Royal
China Company suffered painful in
juries to her right hand when it
was caught in a stamping machine
at the plant last week.
The injury was treated at the
Alliance City Hospital where at
tendants stated she was treated
contusions of the right hand and
fracture of the second, third and
fourth finger on her hand.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-01-01
Royal China Company
Entertains At Annual
Christmas Gathering

Sebring, Ohio-The Royal China
Company on Dec. % held its annual
Christmas party for its foremen and
office force at the Alliance Coun-
try Club.
The get-together was in the form
of a banquet and gift exchange.
Entertainment was furnished by
"The Sunsetters", we'll known AL
lance male quartet. Baird Heffron
of the Harrop Ceramic Service
Company was a special guest.
The Royal China gave turkey
to every family represented on its
payroll.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-01-01
CIarksburg Local
Elected Officers
At Last Meeting

Clarksburg, w. V.--Local Unior
80 elected officers at their las
meeting with the following being
named for new term: President
Augustine Mazzie; vice president
John Fazio; financial secretary
Ben Flannery; recording secretary
David Bevan; treasurer, Rose
Payne; guard, Carl Shriver; inspec.
tor, Richard Frye.
| The shop committee made q
lengthy report which was well re.
ceiyed. 1t seems they have beer
given some serious problems lately
and have been handling them ir
first class fashion. Our thanks tC
them for their fine service.
With the first half of the bowl
ing league drawing to a close, Bro
John Mazza's team holds a one
game lead over the keglers head
ed by Augie Mazzie and John
Fazio, who incidentally are tied for
second place.
Our congratulations to Bro. Dave
Bevan on his appointment to the
executive board of the West Vir-
ginia State Federation of Labor.
. A fine turnout was on hand for
the turkey dinner which was held
Dec. 13 at the Stonewall Jackson
Hotel. The affair was sponsored by
the Labor Management committee
and marks one more successful So
cial event sponsored by this group.
A dance was held following the
dinner.
The basketball team representing
the pottery in the county league
has been playing some fine ball
although they have as yet been
unable to break into the win col
umn. Perhaps if some of our men,
bers would visit the Broadway gym
on Monday and Wednesday eve
nings and give the boys little en-
couragement, it might be the added
spark to spur them on the upward
climb in the league standings.
Wedding bells will soon ring out
for Bro. Earl Cleavinger and Sis
ter Rose Spencer. We also heard
Bro. Richard Oldakers engagement
was announced at a dance at one of
the local night clubs recently, but
we have not as yet heard the name
of the lucky lady.
Bro. Jake Musrock has been
granted six-months's leave of abb
sence for a much needed rest and
medical attention.
A new semi-automatic jigger has
been received and will be in opera
tion shortly after the Christmas
holidays. A new dish jigger has
also been purchased and will short
ly be in operation.
Bro. Ed. Davis has returned to
work following a five week stay in
the hospital. Ed. was present at the
dance and although he was
unable to join in with the Utter
bugs, he made has presence known
at the dinner table.-O. c. SO.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-01-01
0usting This Congress 1913
Goal For Labor Says Green
Notice Dishmakers

A matter of vital Importance
to every dishmaker working at
the trade will be discussed at
a special meeting called for
Tuesday evening, January 6.
1t is urgently important that
every member attend this meet
ing and assist in formulating
plans to cope with the situa-
tion.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-01-01
CLERKS WIN PAY BOOST

Newark, N. J. (LPA)-L. Bam-
berger & Co., employees will bene-
fit from the S4 a week pay boost
negotiated by Local 21, Retail
Clerks-AFL here. All of the $500
workers in the big Bamberger's
store here will benefit from the
pay increase which covers all work
ers hired before Nov. 10. Smaller
increases are provided for newer
employees and part-time workers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-01-01
Meany Named To Federal
Prison Industries Board

Washington, D. c. - President
Truman appointed George Meany,
of New York, as a member of the
board of directors of Federal Prison
Industries, Inc, fhe agency that
supervises prison-made goods in
federal institutions. Mr.. Meany,
who is secretary-treasurer OF the
American Federation of Labor, sue
ceeds the late Robert j. Watt, AFL
international representative.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-09-01
AMERICAN WOMAN FINDS HAPPINESS AS BUDDHIST NUN

By AUSTIN DE SILVA
 United Press Staff Correspondent
 COLOMBO, Ceylon U.PD-An American woman, whose interest in Buddhism was awakened in her undergraduate days at Ore gon State University, has found happiness in her ordination as Buddhist nun at Vajirarama Tenn pie here.
 She was Mrs. Beatrice Hunt Winans, who took the name of Bhikkhund Soma when she was ordained by Bhikku Kassapa. who was Dr. Casius A. Periera. Dr. Periera was a widely known authority on Buddhism even be- fore he became Buddhist monk.
 Sister Soma made her act of renunciation when she left her husband and two sons to come to Ceylon and become a Buddhist nun. Her interest in Buddhism began when she first encountered Buddhist texts published by the
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-09-01
CALL FOR BIDS

At the regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Seward held Aug. 16, 1948, it was decided to call for bids for the use of a dump truck to haul garbage with. Bids to be based on 50 much an hour for the actual time said truck is used by the city. The owner to keep said truck in repair. The city will furnish gas and oil. Bids to be submitted not later than 300 PM. Sept 2, 1948.
 TROY BOGARD, City Clerk
 Aug. 2l,25,28-Sept. 1, 1948
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-09-01
LARGE SHIPMENT OF CATTLE Oxford University Press
 TO LATIN AMERICA Head Now Shorn

Some years ago she attended lectures in the United States de- livered by Bhikku Silavansa an American Portuguese Buddhist monk. Mrs. Winans accompanied Bhikku Silavansa to Ceylon from the United States last November and decided to take the vows.
 Her head now is shorn and she wears a yellow robe.
 q am very happy in these robes" she said. She parried re- porters' questions with smiling remark:w did not work on a newspaper for nothing"
 Another Re-Ordained
 An American Buddhist monk, Seelavansa Thero, who was John Silva of California in his lay life recently was re-ordained at a sol emn ceremony at historic Budd- hist temple at Randy.
 Bhikku Seelavansa first was or dained about 20 years ago at Pol gasduwa, where he spent some years. Later he went to Thailand and received higher ordination.-
 For the past ten years, Bhikku SeclaVanSa has been teaching on the Pacific Coast of the United States. When he embarked recent ly from the United States for Ceylon, he had to abandon his saffron robes because of the diff faculties of the journey.
 Re-ordained. he planned to live henceforth on the Buddhist be loved Island of Lanks.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-09-01

With this issue of The PolariS, Seward, Alaska, b ecomes our "home town
 We are newcomers to Seward and to Alaska, but the friendly smiles and hearty handshakes make Us feel we belong"
 In the past few weeks we have been favored with plenty of ad- vice, both good and bad. Our de- cire is to heed the good and for get the bad.
 Many pessimistic remarks have been directed our way anent the future of Seward and the wise ness of our move. However, we came to Seward and the past week we have met and talked with many Sewardites. The very evident interest in the welfare of the town and confidence in it's future have convinced us that we are right Seward is a good nome town.
 Be seeing you around - for a long. long time!
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-09-01
LEGAL 4DTERIiStWL
No. sos NOTICE TO CREDITORS


 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR SEWARD PRECINCT, THIRD
 DIVISION, ALASKA In the Matter of the Estate of CLAUDE E. BLANKENSHIP,
 deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: To the creditors and all persons having claims against the Estate of CLAUDE E. BLANKENSHIP deceased, to file their claims, properly verified, within six months after the first publication of this NOTICE, in the office of the Probate Judge for Seward Precinct, at Seward, Alaska: or to exhibit the same, with the neces- sary vouchers, to the undersigned Executrix at the office of Carl J. Hutton. attorney for the under signed. which office has been se- lected as the place for transacting all matters in connection with said Estate
 Dated at Seward. Alaska, this 30th day of August, 1948.
 M. A. DECKER,
 Executrix We'd. Sept. l,3,l5,22 1948
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-09-01

The largest shipment of pure bred beef cattle ever flown from the United States into the Latin American area, left Washington, DC. by Pan American Cargo Clip per. bound for Jamaica. Aug. 23. The cargo consisted of II Aber- deen Angus heifers and nine bulls weighing 16,000 pounds.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-09-01

The first session of the United States Supreme Court was held on February l, 1790, in the Royal exchange, on Broad street in New York City.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-09-01
LEGAL ADVERTISING

THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA. IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THIRD DIVISION, SEWARD
 PRECINCT. In the matter of the estate)
 of ) LOIS HUDSON ALLEN)
 Deceased)
 Probate No. 506 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: To the creditors and all persons having claims against the Estate of LOIS HUDSON ALLEN de- ceased to file their claims, pro- perly verified. within months after the first publication of this NOTICE, in the office of the Probate Judge for Seward Pre- cinct, at Seward Alaska: or to ex- hibit the same, with the neces- sary vouchers, to the undersigned Executor at the office of MT. R. E. Baumgartner, attorney for the undersigned, which office has been selected as the place for transacting all matters in con- nection with said Estate. Dated at Seward, Alaska this 10th day of August 1948.
 Elwyn SWetmann
 Executor
 Pub. Aug. Il, IS, 25 and Sept. 1 1943)
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-09-01

The first advertisements to ap pear in magazines were printed in Scribner's Monthly in 1870.
Evening star., 1948-03-14

nNE summer evening four years ago, a
~ dark blonde in her middle twentes was
seated at drugstore counter in Arlington,
NJ J. Though she had nothing specific against
New Jersey, she had felt for some time that
there must be more to the world. Slipping
milk shake, she made up her mind to see some
of it and at the same time do something for
her country, then at war. As result, Eleanor
Jancik is today an embassy girl in Prague,
Czechoslovakia.
American girls in many parts of Europe
today are as rare as bananas. If they happen
to be young, good-looking and independent,
they become the center of attraction wherever
they CO. Occasionally embassy girls find this
attention little embarrassing.
AT first you are tickled when the men all
Evening star., 1948-03-14
" HY GIRLS
| LEAvE H N {
~ Joseph Wechsberg
Ps0issrsrhs by I,arid Seymour

Sometimes it's to work in U. S. embassies
abroad, where today they're the glamour
queens Of Europe. But life isn't all
champagne and proposals, says Eleanor
.Jancik, who left New Jersey for Prague
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-02

Royal, said actual drafting would
not begin before September %.
War veterans who have had COM
bat service are automatically de-
ferred by law, as well as minis
tiers, theological students, consci-
entious DIRECTORS and a few 9th
ers. The President is authorized to
defer others, and is expected to
excuse married men and those in
essential work.
The law says every man within
the age limits must register
whether he is exempt from draft
or not, unless he is a member of
the armed forces personnel, the
coast guard, the coast and geodetic
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-02

September a n z, observing Sep.
TENDER 6 as Labor day; the Els
will register September, 8 and g.,
the 2Os September 10 and II, and
the los September 10 and ID.
Men born between December
81, 1929, and September 10, 1880,
must register September II and
10. All those born after Septem-
Der 10, 1880, must register on
their 18th birthday or within five
days thereafter.
Secretary of Army Kenneth c.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-02

survey o rthe public health serv-
u
ice. West Point cadets and Anna
polls midshipmen, cadets, Of the
coast guard, diplomatic person
nal, and agents Of foreign coun-
tries who are not citizens of the
United States are also EXEMPT
from registration.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-02
MAY PROBE
concluded from page u

Concluded from page u
that registration would be held
between August 80 and Septem-
Der Is. The men who are 25 years
of age are requested to register
August 80; those "a, August 81
and September 1; the 23s, Sep
tember 2 and 3; 22s will register
Evening star., 1948-11-07
HOUSES wAhrsp 70 suy.

| PAY CASH for white or eolored houses
n n, nssd of repair or remodelinE Call
LisTINd IN D. C., Md. and Va. urgently
Rsrsnee Pc tb;s In appysising snd selling homes
SRHXATTE: Realtor"' 70 20 18th iov; St. = NV, J.,
viii PAY TOP CASH PRICE for your
frame ram or erick mouse; no commission. RE.
CHARLES S. GUM has clients vaitins
and nesa6S IN any sseea Of Wash
your ,hems, business or investment prop.
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ssos.s xef IA HStsf 81 i !, :sS :ss !. .ss sss'
fith Tph' ST. tsTs n'v me p1 fhe 1os5 '" ROUSE 1907
WILL IL, BUY HOME direct from owner,
Sub Moa sE''e eonas nHns R nseaTe
: bedreo@ms; @ sc good transp; and schools.
HoMEs WANTED in any condition, white
or colored sections. for eur customers; or
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I AM PREPARED TO PAY CASH for a
hGaSs near or arn in North
WANTED TO BUY direct from owner, d,
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Winchester or tynehburg, small prewar
pres prtssss sround ftat5'se siGooo CASH answer
give fun particulars, price and telephone
aSmSsE aS SEARs E'fhsis sERvIcE o' local propert,
sra vK rsiHs Sss pSe
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house, Please give PRICE, addgess and de: |: !:
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%HsTs Sis1 9ols YouR is SiS 4 as NJ hAAAM ss
REAtrY CO, for free appraisal and ADVICE:
Action Anytip,e Anywhere" TR. 77ss;
NEAR NEAR PkRlESsbas scHooI-w. have Navy
Cleveland Pix, American Univ. PIX, Wesley
Heights, ete.-SiX or rH. home. can be
R:siss:' sSss 81 Sz III aSkR 7oUsa
MEDIUM AND small SIZE Size HOUSES HOUSES
HARRIS. Broker. Ii ee79. ME. 1884.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses in
all sections Of the city. No charge for
W. 1SsY HAvE T. NV ywAffiNa 'Eisf Of @ pTo.psets
who are waiting for one and two family
bsTSood bsnss in PstvGsh %EA VI ivinsuHf&R & nffhh fh
St NV. DI 1890.
WILL BUY 3 or 4 bedroom home in de-
sirous NV, ne, or sc. section or Supurhs,
State address and price: Substantial cash
payment. BOX 4S3-E. star:
3 OR MORE BEDRM: HOUSE, reas, priced;
pref NV. D. c. or farm; pvt. party: sub
w SSfh'aai WISH HTsn 70 BUY 4 nice home Consider
any NICE ieestien, we have substantial
cash. Box 394-C. Star.
I WILL PAY you cash today for your
house, in any section; or IN any eehdi'
BUNGALOW, trees. about $4,000, By re-
wkdsys. ME. 59ao, MISS HAMM, 1!a4
Evening star., 1948-11-07
HILLCREST. D. C..

l515-151S 3Sth st. s.e.-Open Sat and
Sun. to dairy. Directions: Out Pa. ave,
ever sonsa Bridge to Texas ave, left ON
penter ST.. ! Blk TO 3Sth ST., left on
asth st, to Victor Wickersham's sign.
Only laleft of a group of 4 new brick
to professional people; 2S-h liy. rm.
leading to an open terrace porch din. rm,,
ultramodern dream kit. and powder rm.
with bath; other lge. bedrms. with bath
on 2nd A.; full bsmt, huilt-in gar, gas
heat. Choice location, eonv. to everything
You'll like it's comfortable living qualities
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
OR: 2l0O. Once open $40 to o Pm,
Evening star., 1948-11-07
COTNREO-SPECTAT,t

14o0 Trinidad ave. n.e.-open sun. 2 till
dark, First time offered and nov vacant.
homes We have ever offered for sale in
this very desirable area; g lge. rms, .
eompl inclosed heated porchesi full bsmt
excellent cand Priced very low with low
down payment Don't miss this rare bar,
gain. Quick possession. Directions: Out
Trinidad to 400.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
925 New York Ave. NV, MA 9197.
4s2T Central Ave. NE, Ii. 0640.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
HOME AND INCOME

Vacant; row brick; large rooms, on
plete automatic heating system, new elec-
tric wiring and fixtures, also new roof,
painted and redecorated outside and in,
many, possiblities substantial cash re.
auired. L, J. MILLS g. SONS, 430 9TH
St NV. MA, 45bl; ewes, NO. 1872 or HO,
9s64, -
THE GENERAL SAYS "SELL!"
offieer transferred and will transfer his
title to soma lucky buyer of his beautifully
terrsced home; 5 rooms, baths, oil &C
heat. a0-ft. living rm. with fireplace, ex-
pansion attic; fenced yard; home kept In
cash. Don't delay.
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
2022 Nichols ave. Sc, FIR. Sa57 till 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1948-11-07
HOUSES reR sALg-s,E, tc.,,,,

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HSRrSSN isRt SSSsS' nsXfIs Isysl Ist sS
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Hnns afsms $tsS aSsut p's ~snth Corner
ognSSitifnni would aso be suitable for deeteF
THURM' D1, 3s66. DOS 10th st. NV. '"
a6Sd ;u, FoET SS|sE, Davis sT.-PEswaE, semidst.
storm windows. eencrete porehss sa sas s'es, aas,
@ msnt Bs o%RRR SSSf SVVGis'saa5s. W. oaasi down pay
q 900, o. 900 DOWN, owner leaving town;
Ievsy Prm ans semfdst sGdd Ss Srlce Goms yrs rs.
old; q tull B 6BsTt. sss heat; monthly pay
snf ln'is5Sf s5fs Ri RieSd pm e sell Ars fs
PRICE sLAsHED! Now only $4,000.
Ss' Rs ' srdE hsns rsnblsp lepddsr ds
5as, 9 70. rssns with H bsa'f bsdSms. lovely i
st{is, lss: front pletSrs window firspiaee.
pordsh dFsam ss Rtcbsn NTH Nth rec arnn mn rnos
sastisa tnd0 0a's GOOD ni sola pa oeRstrus RsthSIS
ssfa sulasa hnS Ssi'Ess ss sssP Psy
sssPsS sss Ssdsy buy t 5oass %sss
BY apt 70 rsseh; Drive opt y p Pa sASw" avs.
= s. s ssRd @S5s !s5s 'f opsn 0s sv.. and
E9'SkIESs ss'sN SSn. FOB yA1ysIE.:, new sold
baths, ADEQUATE CLOSETS and storage. Love-
y, EQUIPPED Kitchen, paneled rec. rm,
e. COPPER RaiHSRs 'ss sstns ss''eEns Ts
shade trees. Prieed below msrEet value
Fl: tGr aYs,s6ks ags6s 'ftlif' Terms T D. BURGESS
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOLS rooms
surnsr, h.-w'h,; In exeslent Condition
convenient to churches, schools stores
and transportation; immediate occupancy.
Call AT, '76ss. between II and = pm or
en- no Saturday day. for o. appointment. 81
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WOOD. Elk. 4113i ewes. and sun, AN,
1913 FORT DUPONT-Brick; rooms and
neat; $4,000 down; an mo. A payment SS7 %, o.
with WILLoUGHBY'S REALTY, 500 Mass,
aye, ne. Ewes, EN-; ss75. -
SsiA SslaAn gth ct; siEsE-pesitrahle c0nsress
So. ssn oEsSL Es5ss aS RaxLfY V co.. 5sR RR ssao
Evening star., 1948-11-07
COLORED-BARGAIN

till g pm, 1908 Trinidad ave. n.e.-This
lsrGe roomy brick is unusual in Its perfec-
tion and the wonderful value offered
maker it abeunds in extra closets, eabi-
meta drawers and improvements and ex;
ceptional conv. Beautifully decorated
3 large rms. and tile bath Unsl. down
stairs snlarium). ultramodern kit. 4 bed
rms, rec. Tn new Bryant gas INV: heat
ing, plant new automatic h.-w, heater,
al fon ony s14Sdos s RRs Rfss esss esss sega soTn
payment, pUsl See this EondeTdul buy SUNDAY
ne; to Trinidad ave, turn left to 1906
CAPITAL view REALTY co.
e26 y, =, Ave NY. Realtors Ma 97s7,