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of st. EliZabeths. But to treat the criminal
after the crime has been committed is to lock
the stable after the horse has been stolen.
What we should attempt to do is to find out
how people get that way and how such alb
normalities can be prevented. Individual psy-
chiatrists have discovered a great deal about
the factors that 60 into the making OF the
so-called pefvert, but the information is scat
tered; it never has been brought together
organized and made accessible. Humanitarians
have done much in bringing together informa-
ton on alcoholism, but there is no comparable
study in the vastly more important field Of
criminology. Funds should be made available
to enable scholars and research workers to
bring together and organize the material. The
significant information should then be made
available to parents and physicians, educators
and lawyers, so that they may understand why
it is that some happy, healthy babies grow
up into vicious criminals Society has not yet
done all that it should, and we must remedy
this failure or pay the penalty.
step has been taken in the right direction.
The District now has q law that recognizes
that what we need is not vindictive punish
ment, but constructive treatment. We should
express our gratitude to the men and women
largely responsible for this advance; to George
Morris Fay, District attorney, who conceived
the idea and vigorously carried 1t through; to
DR.. A. L. Miller of Nebraska, for putting the
measure through Congress; to DR.. Winfred
Overholser, who opened the doors OF st. Eliza
beths for the treatment Of these unfortunates:
to DR.. Benjamin Karpman tor his willing
humanitarian studies on the abnormalities Of
sex crimes, and to Miss Miriam Gutenberg and
A. J. Spero for their superior reportorial work
in keepinr the public abreast of the situation
Treatment has been provided; now we should
look for the causes Of the disease and try to
prevent, in those who are now children, the
abnormalities that 60 into the making of
criminals. +. r. G.
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Answers to Questions

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ny THE HASKIN SERVICE
Q. What presidential candidates made front
porch campaigns as opposed to the swing
around the circle"?-D. S. D.
A. Mckinley at Canton. Ohio; Wilson at
Shadow Lawn N. j., and Harding at Marion,
Ohio. demonstrated the value of the front
porch" campaign. The swing around the
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Landon, and Willkie.
Q. Are mosquito eggs Matched only in wateri
IT. NJ D.
A. All mosquito eggs hatch in water but
strangely enough all mosquitoes do not lay eggs
that leads them to deposit their eggs In places
where there will be suficient water for the
aquatic stages as larva and pupa. Thus one
mosquito chooses containers like tin cans and
cisterns, another depressions in the ground
that will be flooded by rainwater or by over
flowing streams or rivers
G. Who was the nrst patent examinerf-J.
r. -
A. Thomas jefferson, then Secretary Of State,
was the first patent examiner. His associates
were Henry Knox. Secretary Of War. and Ed.<
mund Randolph. Attorney General. For three
years the granting Of q patent practically
amounted to . cabinet meeting.
O. What kind Of wood was used to make the
raft Kon-Tiki that last year travelled across
the Pacific Ocean2-L. E. T.
A. The Kon-T1ki raft was made Of balso
wood obtained from the jungle Of Ecuador.
Balso is the lightest wood knewn and during
the 4,000-mile trip the logs rode high, even in
the toughest seas. No metal was used in
making the raft; ropes bound the logs together.
9. Which United States Senators voted
against the ratification Of the United Nations
Charter?-S. A.
A. The Senate ratified the United Nations
Charter by . vote Of 90 to with Senators
william LANCER Of North Dakota and Henrik
shipstead of Minnesota dissenting. Senator
Hiram johnson, who was confined to q hos
pital sent word that he would have voted
mo" II he had been present.
@. How many rockets are there on q Thun-
derjet and what u their speed?-B. @.
A. According to the Department OF the Air
Force the seven.ton Thundertet carries eight
140-p pound rockets, four under each wing. They
are mounted in pairs and fred individually by
the pilot The rockets have . maximum veloc-
ity OF 100 feet . second (more than $50 miles
an hour1.
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A Cure for Sex Crimes
70 tn. Editor Of The Star:

TO tn. EDITOR Of The star:
All WASHINGTON has been shocked by another
sex crime It is natural that we should feel
horror and indignation, but these feelings
alone. or even the punishment of the guilty
person, cannot prevent the recurrence OF sucn
crimes. We now have on the statute books
law that recognizes that the so-called sex
maniac. is really . person seriously In need
of psychiatric treatment. Expert medical care
Il now available through the competent STAN
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local populations. But this decision aroused
the bitter opposition Of Soviet Russia,
which preferred to perpetuate the existing
paralysis until Germany could be reunited
on terms that would insure eventual Rus
sian domination of the whole. And the
resultant splitting OF Germany between
East and West has aroused German ma
tional feeling to point which gravely
hinders genuine cooperation between the
Western authorities and their zonal popu-
lations.
The upshot is an attempt to square con-
nicting realities by a sort of double-talk.
A regime is to be created for 'Trizonia"
which has most of the attributes of gov
eminent yet which is not government"
in the full sense of the word. 1t is to have
an executive, legislature, and funda-
mental statute which normally would be
termed a constitution. Yet those terms
cannot be formally used, because this
would formalize the splitting of Germany
and give powerful lever for Communist
propaganda. This is recognized by the
German state authorities, who ask that
the prophecies be observed and German
national feeling propitiated. These same
authorities likewise object to saddling the
future trizonal regime with, responsibility
without commensurate authority, since
the ultimate power will continue to reside
in the representatives of the Western
occupiers.
The next few months will therefore wit
ness a strange spectacle. There will be
popular elections to constituent assembly
for Western Germany which will draw up
the blueprint for the future trizonal re-
gime-subject to Allied ratification. But
all this will be denounced by the Russians
as illegal and will likewise be viewed with
a somewhat jaundiced eye by the partici-
pating Germans themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13

One distinction between the commercial
plug and campaign oratory on the air: II
Won decide to use the other soap the re-
nublic won't totter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13

For the diplomatic trouble shooter there
is no end of running around, at this time.
Blessed is the peacemaker, though, If he's
on a mileage allowance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13

A Milwaukee woman writes that in an
hour she found % four-leaf clovers out
side her back door. One trusts that oppor-
tunity was not knocking at the front.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13

Television in the saloons may make for
less alcoholism, as who wants to watch a
shortstop with four arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13

Some periods in the past lend themselves
easily to the historical romance and the
book jacket thereof, while in others the
girls wore high-necked gowns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13

Vacation time brings new confusion to
the endless war Of the sexes, with the last
child up in the morning wearing what
ever dungarees are left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13

An unsung genius is the umpire's tailor.
Fancy, putting together suit of clothes
that can be filled with baseballs and still
keep the original drape.
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Letters to The Star

Letters for publication must bear
the signature and address Of the
uriter. although 1t Is permissible for
Driter knoaDn to The Star to use
nom de plume. Please be brief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13

Science, the otherwise wonderful, does
nothing about a lawn grass with some sort
of thyroid upset which will permit 1t tt
grow only so high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13

with that of civilian justice, with greater
attention to the rights of the individual.
That is q very worthwhile objective, in war
or peace
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rss,d.. ss The any sss,SS,
Please inclose three g, cents for return postage
by THE HASKfN SERVICE
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
BABY CHICKS

BUY EMSKAMP'S egg-bred chicks and you
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White Rocks, New Hampshires. Austra-Whites.
Sexed pullets and cockerels, all breeds. free
catalog. Emskamp's Hatchery, S228 Washing
ton, Spokane.
THOMPSONS cut prices. All leading breeds
and hybTids, Also started , calcns' ne oucsil resI
cut prices on lowest priced standard grade
up to R. Q. P pedigree sired; Write for
4-color descriptive literature. It's free. Thomp-
sons Chicks, Forest City. Iowa.
o. S. APPROVED PuIlorum tested chicks.
day old or started l, 2, 3 weeks. Christie
White Rocks. Leg Book and Austra-white
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ORDER U. S. Certified chicks for better pro-
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BUY THEM AT HOME-Started or day-old
baby chicks, all breeds, U. s. Pullorum Con-
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attention. Rowland Chick Hatchery, Lewis
town, Mont.
BABY lick Leading varieties, U. S.
approved and pullorum tested. Oldest hatch
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line Seyerson Hatchery, Stanley, North Da-
kota.
NEW HAMPSHIRE, Barred Rock, White Rock
and White Leghorn chicks. Also day-old pull
lets. Send for folder and price list. Al Hatch
cry, 1924 N. Maple. Spokane, Wash.
assorted chicks. No sex guarantee,
February and March. s2.95 per 100: April,
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U. s.. APPROVED chicks R. o. P. bloodlines,
order them from Dependable Hatchery and
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north, Billings, Mont.
PULLETS, males. straight run day old. we
specialize in partly raised chicks up to four
weeks old. Write Dept. c., Inman Hatcheries,
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cockerels Sc, Austra-White cockerels Sc. u S.
pullorum passed. Must-Lay Hatchery, VIM
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MAMMOTH Pekin ducklings develop to 5a to
6a pounds in 9 weeks. Make more money by
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prices. Montana Hatcheries, Great Falls,
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RDE New Hampshires now at today's low
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MISCELLANEOUS BREEDS
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waterfowl Thirty varieties pigeons. Free cir
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

BABY CHICKS, U. S Approved New Hamp-
5hires and Austria Whites. U. S. Certified
White Leghorns. Equipped to brood I'D to 3
weeks of age Chicks the year around"
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

FOR SALEI5eo acres. SO acres In cultivation,
400 more can be cleared and irrigated. Bottom
land. Private water and electricity. Robert
Hague, Plains, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

ORDER New Hampshires now at today's low
prices for spring or immediate delivery We
hatch every week. q. S. Approved Pullorum
Passed. Longs Hatchery, 1920 S. E. Powell
Blvd. Portland l6. Oregon.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

SUPERCHARGED CHICKS and poults. o.. S.
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the National Poultry and Turkey Improvement
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ized dorchester. Famous and popular strains.
Get our prices before ordering. Casey g. Sons,
Box AT. PaSco, Wash.
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Classified Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS

REWARD-Fo return Of black and
white Beagle. Call Homer l.. Bennett,
TIN, Oakland, Md.-Adv. 46-2t.
AM EQUIPPED to do plastering
Jobs. Write James A. Savage, Me-
Hemy, Md.-Adv. 46-3t+
CUSTOM SAWING Can do custom
saving at the Fulmer Mill, Loeb Lynn.
William Fulmer, Mt. Lake Park, Md.
ADV 46-3t"
FOR COMPETENT Blocklaying
and cement work, see Royce +. Har-
vcy, Mt. Lake Park, near school house.
Phone 644-J-Adv. 45-4t*
TWENTY TWO YEARS in Invest
ment Banking. c all d. r. Fleming,
Mt. Lake Park, Oakland Isl, for in
formation on stocks or bonds.-42tf.
FOR SERVICE-R Registered Berk-
shire male hog, grand champion type,
at William Fltzwater's farm Apply
William Ftzwater, Jr., Swanton.
ADV 4G-4t@
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FOR SALE-Pair red bone fox
hounds, male, Is months, female 3
wears old, good ones; reasonable
Carlton Shillingburg, Deer Park, Md.
Adv. IT.
HAVE FOR SALE Baled hay,
Straw. oats, ear corn, section honey,
10 cents per section. VIII pay top
market prices for wild ginseng and
raw furs. II. S. Friend, Deer Park,
Md.-Adv 46-3t*
FOR -Chrysler Imperial, 4
door sedan, $4,000. See me at Leigh
ton Brothers garage until $50 p M,
on at home evenings. Phone 73-M.
James Friend, at VIII Weber place.
ADV. 1851
ORANGES AND MIXED citrus,
S2.25 bushel; grapefruit and tangelos,
$500 bushel; tangerincs and lemons,
500 bushel. We ship only our best
fruit. Please send remittance with
order aud pay express on delivery.
Burt Wilson, Leesburg, Fla.-45-3t.
FOR SALE-Two new horsehide
Overcoats. cherry rocking chairs, |
Oak heating stove, - good 8-day old
fashioned clocks. Apply Carl SWEET
ger. Swanton, Md, one mile from
Swanton.-Adv. 46-2t.
FOR SALE - One of Oakland's
,ovcliest residences. Recently painted,
insulated. Gas furnace. Four bed
rooms, two baths, full basement. For
details write Mrs J. A. Cannon, 66l4
Chestnut street, Chevy Chase, Md.
ADV 43-tf.
FOR SALF-One 1916 Ford IL
ton truck. Al shape, with bed and
cattle racks; one used Apex electric
sweeper, one electric heating fan for
steam or hot water boiler; one used
Fhilco radio battery set. Apply Arth-
or Savage garage, Third street.
ADV 45-3t.
FOR SALE Five acres of land,
with House improved by electricity,
bath, hot and cold water furnace;
ham and other outbuildings, located
three miles south Of Oakland on
Underwood road Write Hugh d..
Naffett, Oakland, Box 299; on Hut
ton Fingerboard roaG-Adv. 45-4t#
FOR SALE Farm Of 173 acres,
about 90 acres tiIIable, in good shape,
about 50 acres timber, balance pas
tire; dwelling, barn 50 by 81, garage
and other necessary outhuildings, in
good repair. Located PIE miles west
Of Accident. Apply to William Lohr,
Accident Md.-Adv. 46-3t*
FOR Bready garden tractor,
equipped with traction grip tires, l y
hip. gasoline engine, governor con-
trollcd, and tool mount, complete with
pillow, disc harrow and cultivator Pur-
chased new last spring and in eX-
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PAGE SIX
Piano Tuner Dies

Benjamin L. Moreland, &C, Of Cum
berland, well known piano tuner Of
this entire area, died Tuesday after
noon at his home after an illness Of
several months.
Nh Moreland was a factory repre-
sentative Of the Stieff company and
had been engaged in piano sales and
service since 1911. He had been COM
ing to Oakland for a number Of years.
He was a member Of the Methodist
church and served as superintendent
o. the Sunday School Of his church as
well as counselor Of the Youth Fellow
ship group.
His funeral is being conducted Fri
day afternoon in Cumberland.
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LOST

LOST-Grecn Upper billfold, con-
tanning around $500 and valuable
papers. Reward. Finder please notify
Millcrs Market, Oakland. Phone III.
ADV. 1t*
LOST - License plate Maryland
S55-659, on Oakland-Terra Alta
GAINESVILLE road. Finder please notify
Roy Broadwater, at Hutton, Md.
ADV. 4G-3t@
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FOR SALE

a.. IHONe JU0-N .--AQN' 41-AI'
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Pair Of new electric
clippers, cheap. Phone 449-J-46-3t@
FOR -Cultivator to fit Allis
{ haimers b tra-tor Dan bylor, Oak
land, route ADV. IT.
For SALE One Chevrolet ain
sedan. in good condition, new tires. S.
w Wood, Mt Lake Park. lj-3t.
FOR SALE-l937 Dodge coupe, in
good condition. Denver Gank, Hutton.
Md.-Ady 45-3t#
FOR SALE Ford 1871 model
Pickup, in good shape. Apply so
Center street, Oakland.-Ady. IT.
FOR SALE Estate furnace No.
27, in good condition. Zion Lutheran
Church. Gail Accident l23.-43-tf.
FOR SALE-Onc Flick savmill,
size 90. Apply James Eroadwater,
Swanton, Md.-Adv 46-3t*
FOR SALE Extracted honey. 25
cents pound Dan Byler Oakland,
routc ADV 47-2t#
FOR SALE-Black bull calf, full
blooded, but not registered. Edgar
Upolc, Oakland, route ADV. 47-3t*
COAL DELlVERED-In Oakland,
for $500 per ton. w T. Arnold, p. o..
Gormauia. W. Va, near Table Rock.
ADV 46-3t"
FOR SALE-One pair Ice Skates
practically new, black, size z, $500.
Edward Smouse. Phone 646.-42-tf.
FOR SALE-One single bed COM
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N 0 7 ! c !: !! !

The Maryland Theatre is pleased t. present A
advanced premier showing Of the mosioa picture
LIFE WITH FATHER for one day only, Friday,
January %, 1913
Our policy is 10 bring the finest motion pictures
to your theatre and presenting !: to you 1T
this time at increased admissions since il viii be
many months before il play a. regular price.
We are not in accord with the producers insis-
tence on increased admission premier showings but
feel thai IL z WITH FATHER, as it has ben
adapted to tie screen by Warner Brothers, is TOO
important and 200 entertaining for young and cid
alike be held back until il is scaled down 10 rog,l-
lar admissions.
THERE WILL BE ONE MATINEE AND OWE
EVENING SHOW ONLY!
Prices, including tax, arc listed as fellows:
MATINEE EVENING
Children SOC. Children Soc
Adults 60. Adults $I2E
Special Tickets or This Engagement Are Available
Al The Box Office Now
MARYLAND THEATRE
BERNARD l. GONDER, Manager
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WANTED-Gi Girl for general house
work in home with modern con
venicnces. Permanent position Live
in. 122 Market Street, Meycrsdale,
Fa.. Phone -W.-Adv 4G-2t
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HOUSES WANTED 70 suY.

HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER foI = s6d Or
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WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for houses in
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WMaNTED IA 1 Ed TO BUY direct from owner, !, OF
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NEED 4 new DETACHED BRICk-Ofier
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BUSINESS EXECUTIVE VII Pay sll cash sh
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cash or buy on terms Call Mr.. JETER
at ST. 1900 or EA. 2o6s. 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-New-6 rooms and
bath, samidetached brick: gas heat; m
mediate possession. S3.5O0 cash re-
auired. % WASHINGTON HOUSING CORR,
ANACOsTIA-semidet. brick: rms. and
bath. basement, gas heat concrete front
porch: near schools, etc; 3uW down
and Ss5 per mo. FORD MORGAN ST.
RE- 1910; ewes. ME-. 1928. -1S
FORT DUPONT AREA-An excellent semi
det, brick home Just s yrs. old n ney
house condition. contains rooms, l oatn.
basement lavatory and recreation room
gas a.-c heat, insulated. storm windoTs
many other extras. Cal Mr.. snsie GE
SSs3. with BETHEL. DI. 81 80. lis
HUICREST-New Colonial briGk, siS- rra,
Iae An. recr rm.. . baths. lge moo XII,
snacious Nv rm. with hrep.sce, buiit-tn
gar. porches, gas a.-c. heal, Rusco comp
windows: only S21 500. Open from 20 y,
Sal and Sun. a12l 32nd pl. Sc -la
BY OWNER, Fairiawn Vlsase; b-rm nrisk
in nerf. con6; substantial cash. Fof
details, call AK. $40: TO brokers' please
t0at n sT.-semidet. brick; ng.. rm;. din
rn1'. modern kit 3 lGe bedrns, fulI osmt'
itip 18th ST. Sc. near Fsirlavn PARK
Attractive row brick rooms. bath; base
tban 10 wears ole- good clean condition
s. spset. csIi Mr Ailmsn, ER 3a'4- ,r ogen 3, 2
sunday "a pm. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
Co, 1874 14th st. NV. pI. 334o. -le
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ker.hwes..

COLORED-ADAMs ST. NV, right next
to ". Capitol st-we can now offer you
at 4 reas.. price one Of the best homes
back yard, gar. front porch; clean as a
pin. you couldn't ask for a nicer home.
Call Mr.. Kitchens. LU. 1928. ATLAS
REALTY CO., ST 1868. -l9
COLORED-.6 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV;
"a rms, 5 baths, arranged into d small
apt. units; furn. available If desired; good
income. Open for Inspect. daily See
Mrs. Hall on premises. BOB HOLLANDER.
owner, l4ll Pa. ave. NV. MA. 9I43. -l9
COLORED-3iO0 BLOCK HOLMEAD PL.
S.W.--S1,0ou down will buy this '-bed-
room brick in this desirable section; bal
ance like rent: . rear porches; will con-
slider trade ON your property. John NC
Rae. Alex. S1lS, with BROWN REALTY
CORP. Realtors. DU. S55S.
COLORED-BUY THROUGH SCOTT
ParkView NV: bargain; attractive Colonial
brick. spacious living rm. and dining rm.,
Ice. kitchen, hardwood floors lst f.: 4
bedrms., :! baths. 2nd A.: fun bsmt., gas
h.-w.h.. front and rear porcheS. lear ga
rage: detached: immediate possession. In
spect bv appt with l.. A. DEMOUY, am.
to y pm. any day. DE. 20IQ. HO. 2459:
or Marian A. Brown. DE. ..0l0. HU. $500.
Colored-Open Sun, 3 to 8
g.: Quebec place NV; substantially built
house with bedrns.. tile bath. . inclosed
rear porches. concrete front porch, tull
bsInt garage.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
l3O2 New Jersey ave. NV, DU. U7G1.