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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11
British Reaction To Soviet Unions
'Peace Offensive" Is Skeptical One

The British reaction to the Russian peace often
sive" is somewhat skeptca One official is quoted
suggesting that it is time for Russians to do
thing besides talk.
The British realize that the Soviet Union may
gain something in the field of propaganda by
peatedly procaiming desire for disarmament, atomic
control and vague suggestion that negotiations be
resumed about Berlin. The British unwilling to
accept the feelers unless Russia gives concrete evil
dence by conciatory action.
Nevertheless, the British point to the necessity
of convincing their people that agreement is
not possible. The same observation applies to the
United States In addition, the Democratic nations
should not fail to make every effort to show up the
insincerty of Russian proposals.
The failure of the Russians to make their deeds
match their words is of the disturbing factors of
the international impasse There is hardly any way
to deal with negotiator who seems to be friendly
disposed insofar as words are concerned but who
stubborny refuses to take action in line with verbal
professions.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11
Lack OF Crowd At Jacket Grid
Contest Friday Nig ht Is Surprise

Friday night first opportunity to get out
to the Roanoke Rapids High School Yellow Jacket
football team in action.
We surprised at the number of people at
the football game. What we had expected was a
jammed packed field with probably $500 persons to
their "own boys in action That wasn't the
There probably were 800 at the game.
We recalled that during baseball season h Q
stands usually pretty wel-fied and nuner-
occasions more than well-fled they were packed
It's true there were lot of high school young
sters at the ball game Friday night They were out
there supporting their team. But there weren't from
our observation very many older people.
Coach Dan eagle and his boys work long and
hard each week to get in shape for their football
counters. Roanoke Rapids is in of the outstand
ing high school athletic conferences in the state
We think the team deserves more support than it
got at Friday nights contest.
We would like to see the field damned with fans
damned with fans at the next ball game. We would
also like to the public address system in at
the park maybe that would help get more people out
to the ball game.
These boys put good brand of football, 50
let's all support them and go out to see them play
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11
Pegler Says His Frankfurther Inquiry
Is Made From Journalistic Standpoint
stay with him in his home"

stay with him in his home"
I quote further from this ed
torial because it bears on the
points under discussion:
Nov when you realize that
Mr.. Frankfurter had the repu-
tation for being the advisor to
certain persons in Washington,
you can well have understood
our added interest in listening
to this advisor to the advisor.
Coming events certainly
were casting their shadows be
fore them. Ford Hall forums
were then being managed by
David K. Niles (born Nayhus,
of Russian parents,) a turbulent
picket-line radical and myster
ious confidential advisor to Roos
evelt and Truman in the White
House. He is Frankfurter
man."
THAT night, Mr.. Laski told
his audience that he wished to
speak to them of vision he
had had of a place called the
United States IT England. cloud
laughter). The Supreme Court
OF this country had recent
ly done certain un-New Deal
ish things to President Roose
velt's New Deal. Mr.. Laski said
that in his vision he had seen
mobs rising against the big law
yers of this country in the year
1859. The mobs were so enraRed
that they had hung the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court"
While this may seem to have
been silly talk by a lecturer Of
serious pretensions who had
been embraced by Felix Frank
furter as guest whose visits
gave him the utmost joy, the sur
roundings give me to regard it
as a menacing remark. Lask
has been acclaimed by a claque
OF Communists a. a prophet in
politics and economics. Indeed
the Catholic Worker had soberly
considered that aspect of his rep
utation, for the heading on the
editorial read Prophet or Archi
tect?" That meant to imply that
the prophet Of revolution might
also be working on the plans
and the design Of that revolution,
The Interpretation of the dream
is left to the individual. I per
sonally would believe that Frank
furter's dear friend, Lasfi.
meant to suggest that the mob
bling of 1.-THE big lawyers" in
1859 was not an unthinkable idea
nor the hanging of the chief
justice.
The writer goes on to a Comm
unist convention in Boston at
which Earl Browder told the Boil
sheviki that tie great democrac
les would have to gang up ON
the Facists.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11
BY WESTBROOK PEGLER

COPYRIGHT 1913, KING FEA-
TURES SYNDICATE, INC.)
New York, Oct 10 A journa
list who tries to depict the struc
ture and reveal the character
of Felix Frankfurter' invisible
government" enjoys a freedom
like that of a Congressional com
mittee. He may select informa
ton here and there and piece
it together. But he does not
have Congressional immunity,
so his sense of responsibility is
greater for that reason alone
to say nothing of others. The
American free press has accom-
plished many great reforms in
this way. Most of the crusades
were directed against corrup-
ton in government and many
of them were put through again
st the opposition of crooked pros
ecutors and courts.
1t is very well to say that all
these inquiries should be made
under juridical conditions. But
observe the conduct of the De-
partment Of Justice in mauling
and destroying the case against
crooks in the Federal Court and
the Federal District Attorneys
office in Newark, N. ].
The Department Of Justice is
defending itself by suppressing
prosecution. Would you con-
denim the journalistic method in
this case and hand over the
whole mess to the guilty people
who run the machinery of the
grand juries and the courts?
My presentation of the Frank
furter case follows the journal
istic method rather than the juri
deal, but it is conscientious and
truthful.
Recently I cited an article
from a little paper called The
Catholic Worker wherein the
essayist recalled that in 1887
he attended a lecture in Ford
Hall, Boston, by Harold ]. Laski
OF London, formerly a lecturer
at Harvard and a contempt
rary of Frankfurter on the fac
ulty. / cited routine references
to Lash in the New York Times
as an apologist for Communism.
l reported that he had lost a
suit in England which turned
on the question whether he had
or hadn't countenanced violent
revolution. The writer in The
Catholic Worker said Frankfurt
ter, not yet a justice, introduced
Laski to the Boston audience in
a way that seemed very signi
ficant to US. He declared that
the day that he looked forward
to in the year with the most joy
was the day Mr.. Laski came to
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11
Business Probably Will Not
Be Affected By Election

years.
There are stin the twin pro-
blems Of initiation and shortages
at home. There is the threat
that recession, or even a de-
preston. might set in before the
term ends.
There is even group of Re-
publican lawmakers who think
THAT some strong standby" con-
trolls should be voted quickly to
cope with emergencies which
may lie ahead.
And there is the critical for
eign situation.
National defense demands are
causing an increasingly heavy
drain on supplies of steel and
other materials Greater mi
litary OUTLAWS may be voted if
Soviet-American relations wor-
sen. 1t wouldn't take much
more defense spending to throw
the federal budget decisively in
to the red ink.
Newly entering the picture is
another proposal-to re-arm west
ern Europe for resistance a.
gainst any possible aggressive
move by Russia. This is still
in the talk stage, but if lend
lease on such a pattern is voted.
it will mean a still greater strain
on the vital steel-using sections
of the economy and more federal
dollars poured into the public's
pockets.
To pile these new billions on
top of the European recovery
program obviously would be in.
flationary, the economists say
Nobody presumed to guess now
whether this might mean restor-
ing the federal controls which
were lead aside after the war.
On the other hand, economists
see soft spots" developing in
the nations business life. Grain
prices have dropped closer to
the government support levels,
some coal mines and textile mills
have shortened he work weeks.
Will thes- oft spots develop,
finally, into recession? Or will
federal spen1in' for defense
strengthen the ilfiationary trend
which how has e upper hand?
Congress has sor1e of { h Q
answers. Premier Stain has
some Of them, too. But the man
who occupies the white house in
1919 probably will lave to play
1t by ear, whe her h wears tho
Democratic label or tho Repub-
GcAn.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11
BY Sterling F. Green
fo1 James MaYlow)

Washington, Oct. 11-(AP)-
No matter what the candidates
cry in the heat of the campaign,
some government economists
think the election returns will
have little immediate effect on
price trends or business activity.
They see little chance Of q new
inflstionary squirt in New York's
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey gets to
the White House. Nor do they
believe the economic gauges will
dance wildly il Presidnet Tru-
man 10 elected.
For strictly non-poitical rea-
sons. they think initiation will con
tinue at least into the early
months Of 1S49, Beyond that,
thay do not try to guess.
A government economists rea-
sonins on this subject may be
sound even though he works un-
der the Democratic administra-
ton and cannot be quoted by
name, He maintains his profess
sional reputation by thinking
straisht-not wishfully-about &c
onosnics.
He cannot overlook the tradi-
ton that most businessmen ia
vor Republican rule. He must
Judge, In that light, whether a
Dewey triumph would bring new
confidence-a psychological lift
Ito industry. And whether
such 4 Lift could mean another
upward shove for prices.
Here's what one federal eco
nomist-a highly placed one-sus
gesta:
II Dewey wins and business
does get = booster shot. its ef-
feet probably will be minor and
short-lived, for two reasons.
First. Dewey's election has
been 20 frequently and 30 long
predicted by poll takers that the
outcome has been discounted in
advance.
In other words, it's unlikely
that many people are waiting to
read the election returns in the
papers before investing money.
expanding their business, or ven
turing into new fields Of enter
priye.
Tho6 people probably made
up their minds weeks ago. The
novelty Of q possible COP re-
turn TO power has worn Oft.
Second, business generally is
aware that any administration,
Democrat or Republican, il in
TOT No picnic during The next four
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11
THE READERS COURTROOM
By Will Bernard, LII. B.

embittered by his leaving her,
and finally had him arrested on
a charge of 'wilful desertion."
The court found the man not
guilty and ordered his release.
The judge said the man had
done the best thing under the
circumstances, and the wife had
only herself to blame for her
loneliness.
(State laws vary. For personal
guidance, see your local attor-
ney)
COPYRIGHT 1913, GENERAL
FEATURES CORP.)
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11

LICKINGS: Republican pre-
sidential nominees establish
ment of this family caucus sys-
tenn has provoked hostile charges
that he is dictator, an auto
crat and an executive who in
sists upon yes men" around
him.
His friends say mo-.
They report that he gets his
"ears pinned back" in these man
sion conferences quite as rous y
and frequently as the other
members OF his official and un-
official cabinet. And, contrary to
the public impression, they say
that he takes these ickings with
. smile.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11
10Y MAY A MAN DESERT
HIS WIFE IN AN EFFORT TO
STOP DRINKING?

(A) A bookkeeper got into the
drinking habit and began spend
ing most of his salary for liquor.
At last he told his wife that his
only hope was to move to an
other city and make a fresh
start" She refused to come with
him, so he went alone. The
change proved beneficial, and
he was soon able to send money
back to his wife. But she was
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11
YOUR AMERICA 1ay BY 1ay IN PICTURES


ocToD0 ~. 1914 the
States-General Of Holland
named the country around
Manhattan Island New
Nstherland" and granted 1T
trade to Amsterdam n,er-
chants. This was the begin
ming Of New Amsterdam,
the future New York, Al
though settlement Of Man
haitian did not begin until
1913. And It was 1875 be-
fore the Dutch made their
historic deal with the Ca
narsie Indians, giving them
trinkets worth 60 guilders
(S24) for the Island. The
canarsie tribe didn't own
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11
Tucker Dewes Friends Don't Andcpate Any Trouble Far Him With Congress
DAILY BIBLE QUOTATION

1.-THE path Of teh just is as the shining light,
that shneth more and more unto the perfect day."
Proverbs 4:18
This months daily quotations suggested by the
Rev. Willis R. Stevens Pastor of the Rosemary Methodist
Church of Roanoke Rapids.
The Herald will each day in this position Bible
quotation Pastors of the churches in the five county
to be covered by the Herald will be asked to contribute the
quotation for month.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-11

Corner of Exchange Pla,e and Broad Street In
Dutch times. Broad Street had been a canal.
Stadt Hugs, or administration building e. Of
New Amsterdam, was built originally as tavern.
Wall Street got name from { = this wall, built
by Dutch to protect the town from Indians.
By 1850, New Amsterdam had grown up to look
like this. From Asl IS New Netherland"]
Evening star., 1948-02-27
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

6-s ROOM HOUSE, in Southern Maryland,
not oyer 90 miles from District, at
least acres of clear sround. Hickory
:sps sEsroNsIslI Is permanent adult MANLY family
tS 4sessa As%s 900 Is Saas HRF NV Hses ssss S
SRs SR GsTis slDRodM dsI FUN riIst aousE % in Sc
4sat s. o, ter Navy man and family, oa: Cali
AbuHT FAMILY badly needs beddrms.;
aRMY M s'1 OFFICER @ deslrss res ~ bsdrm. iurn
:. sR5ss" ns s@Psf Or ss fP & %s
small tlsFHaN. DETACHED, HOUSE for
aHisst adult couple. ottieials; Liyins room
h Sssn mdasa ftchan aud bsP rosS
: nice aiss. Al. Bos asof i7iek. % Star. s4a ".
in Sc. suitable for home and once. Box
WasiHffsdroN u aasi EDITOR and refined lam
NV s9ssss fa8s n2sds s9?s Of ssf ss.
wilson. fsss Deal 's End Iataystts schools. Wo.
WANTED TO RENT-petsched home;
lesss IL months; up to 500. Box 10l-k'
E OR BEDROOM HOUSE. northwest or
slyer spElns by s,z Apfii soi J. Up to slee
BEING EyICTED APRIL l. 4 adults,
infants. Has any one or bedroom
house to offer? Please call EN-. 1850 --.!a
COMMANDER. U. s, N. reporting Navy
Dept. for duty, wishes 2 or 3 bedrm. house
for wife and emo. -old daughter; NV. pref
WO $500, Ext sos. -
MARINE MAJOR, wife, two children, desire
2-bedroom. furnished or unfurnished house
or apartment, convenient Arlington Navy
ANNEX: consider lease; limit, SI25 MAI.
WOOD, FA. 1891; or RE. 1I0O. Ext. TAB
CONGRESSIONAL EXECUTIVE seeks house
to rent; pref. Chevy Chase. Md, section;
wife, :. children. IA and It, address de-
tails, heat. etc. Box I6l-k. Star. 29'
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR, wife, no chill
drsn, desire small. attractive furn. or un-
furn. house: good location: can sign lease.
give financial and social refs. Call or
write DIR. JOHN ADKINS, Hotel Martinique.
29s
RESPONSIBLE PARTY needs 2 or 3 bed
room house, NV. Chevy Chase, Bethesda.
Silver Spring area; excellent references;
buy or rent" Call MIR. ELLIS. Manager
8: 8. Kresge Co. 5536 Connecticut ave,
phone Wo. 6162 bet. 8 am. and $50.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
HOUSES FURNISHED.

"a MONTICELLO RD.. ALEX, Va New
5 rm, bath, full bsmt., gas heat, nicely
furn. $50 mo. Available Mar, J.; 90
AVAILABLE MARCH L - 3-bedrm; det
brick house, in exclusive section OF SILVER
Spring; house and furnishings like new:
automatic gas heat: Sl75 mo. 81. 15Is.
EOS EMERSON ST. N.E.-New. semidet
brick rooms. gas heat; near Catholic
sEMiDETACHED BRICK, new condition;
3 bedrooms. n baths, recreation room
fireplace: Tyr. lease; $3.50 per mo. /, q.
HIGGINS REALTY CO., MA. 1884, OR
SILVER SPRING, Indian Spring Village;
throughout; large, shady, fenced lot; pos
session March l.. S150 mo. TEMPLE
O'CALLAGHAN, Sligo $3.50. -27
18th AND KANSAS AVE. N.W.-6-rm.
house, fully furnished, excellent cond.,
transp,: s135 mo: ayail. March 18th,
Box 3O5-G. Star. 20
SILVER SPRING.. MD.-Lovely furn. 2,
shopping center; adults only; refs. re-
ouired: Tyr. lease. Call all day Satur-
day and Sunday, weekdays after 6 pm,
coMPLETELY ruRN. in Aurora Hills, 4;
yard; IL min. from Washington; immed.
poss,; terms. 8 months or more; rent.
$175 per mo. AURORA HILLS OFFICE,
ooLoRED-a1 % 4sth ST. N.w.-New
house. semidet.: rms, bath, rec. rm.
eompletely furnished; Sl15;5o month
Evening star., 1948-02-27
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

yEE DIal siso sS. n1ns sss. sssda
4HaoSRSxrfIg asSRRsssir f2et ST., Chevy Chase, Ma
very delightful brick Colonial home, in
Sxcsl. eond.; LIST f., liv. rm., din. rm. and
fit. and central hall with Law. in rear;
2nd H.. 3 bedrms.. baths t2 Of the
6edrms. are master sige); gas heat and
garage: available March Is at $500 per
mo. Box 367-J, Star. -2S
$3.50 PER MO, one year lease-Lovely s.
beirm. 2baths, detached brick home;
EgarSsgge Earsge; i, partly furn; If desired. Mr..
ALEXANDRIA = Will be happy to share
nicely furn. home with young empl couple;
B min. to Pentason; S65 mo. TIE. 032I.
1905 vARNUM ST Nw.-Large detached
orick residence; entrance hall. living rm,
dining room. kitchen and den on 1st floor:
Z bedrooms and baths on End floor;
3fd floor, large storage space OF, playroom
with z cedar storage closets; oil heat; 2
car . detached e,;ae garage, basement, laundry
condition - snd ready ready for occupancy March
tnclosed with wire fence. Rental, $3.50 per
mo For appt.. call Mr.. Rails, RANDALL
T. HAGNER d CO.. INC, 1921 Conn. ave.
VIENNA. VA, Apt lse. bedrms, living
I'M, kit. and bath, with private entrance.
b large estate home. Ideal for family
G 8 or g., with income sufhcient to pay
$3.50 monthly, 3 months advance some
furnishings included; no objection to chill
&$f V.ssn.s s7shiI sia samili's to share Gu.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY CASH for houses. white or
colored; any condition or section. DE.
GGiESo5pfHYsIcIsT wishes to buy 2-bedroom
bungalow, in Northwest section; preferably
not over $4,000; state price. terms, de-
Scription. Address P. LED1G. 624l Broad
HAVE sishsh IMMEDIATE hai BUYER for a-story
home, vicinity Of LINCOLN Park; Phone
I NEED II DETAoHRb ACHE ) BRICK sis eik' HoMEs, in
the neighborhood Of the Washington
e SF cash soa Sgssfs av. who dm S ~
this category on which you want quick
5e4s, with SHANNON 4 T6cHs CO..
WaSTEb sas s. At ~" ONCE, Se fs Silver Spring."
3-bedrm. brick home with garage. close
IN; one 4-bedrm. home: brick preferred;
Call Banks Murray, 81. s114,
with SHANNON & LUCHs CO.. 1905 II
St; nv. MA: 2345n ~
Georges County. Michigan Park. Wood
ridge lection n.e.--1 have several cash
BUYERS desiring to purchase "a home in
but viii accept frame; prompt action as
sured Phone Mr.. Blackwood, NO, 6597:
with SHANNON y LucHs CO., 1905 H
f. HAVE Wi I'M IMME5IArE ns5I PURCHASER for
TS'0V sehWss, Wo. o' oss4 W with i' sHANNoN =
sYsHs MTsT rSD GS 1sSs FoR cash 81 cEEN4 s sas
sG%s R sA S $3.50 ssSs wo so slz2o0 o749
WANT TO BUY room and basement or
sss'1 tran Pah.S S"ni5 %s Rs'Ess BSz Hs
NEED TWO 4-BEpRM. pEr. BRICK homes
with 1st a.. powder rm. and den; in Chevy
Chase CHI svesn 9E ssrgaSy WOODS sss P5eeac cs
IA kA HsSan 5ssa Lee Is 4 Sf0G sERssTzEN sRs9 g.
piRacT raiI i 3 FROM On OWNER. three or four
bedrooms. basement; near school; de-
tached;- D. C. or Md; under s12s0oo.
VIII Wi T. PAY ALL CASH for your properly.
CARROLL. TR. Oil: ewes, Ii. 4o52.
URGENT NEED for 2 or 8-bedrm:; house.
in cheverly, sunnyorook area. WA. 1887.
ALL CASH and in a hurry for any house
q any pm 'ee'fHfi FIRsf fnefs NATfoNhk e REA1T9
s2Rp s2 AND gSS NR En- hrkoPERrYRs 4 PEA = Ss will pay
an cash or viii ssll for ygg W. 6e gst ,r,eSsuiss'
Is Is 1Es e. & sl0s SERVICE to local proDsr,,
erty with WIN: H. sAUNDERs CO. NC.
snse CASH ssi fol- aS1s seuF s P lG
or Sc, white or eolored, Maryland or ytr.
Sx YSGs ST. PPkHoaarT PH FIT EE ss assS III.
You ofier It for sale simultaneously to the
SoD'6 sors IN 5. DdM {. and Nd. One q tSess real
sEs z ts suFs Ike have yours 0sf .ssa
4 ss.sii., Hs s.iI sEAEisTiNds coRt- ssz
CONTINUED On Next PssSJ
Evening star., 1948-02-27
HOUSES FOR sAlE-kortheest.

HOME, SWEET HOME. 2246 Mt. View
pl seEopen daily af,sF 1 p.IaS,ssSera pm ssyersl
Savy Yard onf and sseton q
costa: each bldg. contains 2 sep apts. OF
llv; rm,' bedrm.. Kit and bath: & an excel e.
oher oH TO or Ve Il ne s''h s f this 0 home
will be on exhibit until Feb. 80, so come
early while they last priced to sell 49,, Di-
turn left to Mt, view: then lsft to house.
is, fss "a "a 5SES f. sr-sl 600 down. LIZ Iivinx
room and 2-bath house. Has coal h. .-w.h,
loo located e produce income as a roomins
ssuso ss sc aPRs Rsstsr niRsss ses soShPh @
NEAR 9Th AND FRANKLIN SITS. NE
rm. brick, tiled bath; oil heat; redecorated;
esd fos a@sd 81
RsY FDE action sE lst E1,Rn1h,f Nth pssk and
large. modern. ,1-yr. r.-old. 6-rm. brick home
is Ideally located just Of MINI. % ave, ave; mr. II;
hand; $3.50 for the furnishings and
per mo. viii take care Of taxes. ms, int.
r. pfiaslD' sss Gs n 9gs sRos Dg 'G
RIVER TERRACE NE; $3.50 down-Mod-
ern brick; 5 cozy rms. and bath. gas heat;
quick possession: act quick. Call Mr..
Stover, CAMPANELLA Il WOOD, Elk. ALB,
WOoDRIDGE-2-family brick. home or
investment, private entrance: private bath;
all excellent condition; really good buy
tSs REAnTY Co.
sGBsTaNTTaL iii; IA fIi,. CORNER BRICK, on Mass
ave. near 10th. containing 9 rms, oil
h.-w.h.; redecorated and in excellent CON
dition: first floor formerly used as ofices
BY physician; easily converted into aDts;
S9 sash GRo Rsnds ID M ssaon Ss
soos DOUGLAS sr. N.E-s rms. and bath:
gs1dfsss gSHi ssas terms. EP L.
IS; RE. 1910; eyes, va WIzAo sees - mas
house, garage. Call Mr.. ShAckeIford, ia.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC. 1417 K 1t. nv.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND l. I. ave-
Vacant: six-rrn, bath brick, aute h',yshs: ,.yashs
PECK Co. 34Oe 18th ct. n.s.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
HOUSES FOR sAlE-southee...

MODERN e-FAMILY APT, Congress Hts.
se-Modern 6-yr -old 2-family apt, semi
detached 2-story brick consists of one g.
bedrm apt, one 2-bedrm. apt; spacious
with laundry facilities; beautiful lot. Live
in one apt. and rent the other. Convenient
TO everything. For details, call until 9
pm. weekdays. Sun: IL TO b; Wh CALO-
M If;hb -2S
FORT DAVIS s.E.-N.v semidet. brick: 2
bedrms., tiled bath with shower, full
EAS-- REALTY CO., 1911 Penns. ave. So.
FR 5000 or FIR 1886. go
HILLCREST. Highwood dr.. Ge.-Lovsly de-
place, din. rm, large kit, 3 nice bedrms.
tiled bath with shower, basement with
rec rn., oil heat, chest. trim, screened
aide porch and sun deck: nice lot.
eOUTHEAsT RKALTY CO., 121l Penns.
ave. So. Pr. 5000 or FR. 1925. 40