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Evening star., 1948-05-19
On the Record
Both Jews and Arabs Seen Mere Pawns
In Wider and More Fundamental Strife

people mobile and urban for Gen.
turies, international. highly intellec-
tualized and conditioned to living
by their wits, they have turned
under the impulse of nationalism
stimulated by Hitler-to living by
their hands and developing mar
tial spirit. Whether or not there is
a will, there is an instinct to test
this new spirit in fire.
But the Arabs also have been op-
pressed, also have remembrance of
a past more ancient than that of
Europe, in times greater; and in
the deep wells Of instinct they, too,
are pressed to respond to the chal-
lenge offered by an alien civilization
in their world.
Fullest Sense to Live.
That there is no sense" in this
war, while the men of the United
Nations futilely wiring their hands
and call for peace, is a silly observa-
ton. There never was any sense
in any war, nor in living, hating,
dreaming dreams, or founding civili-
zations-all OF which are doomed to
perish in time-if sense divorces it
self from the great spiritual drives
which are the essence Of life itself
| States that are not spiritually in
volved-because their loves, hopes
and dreams are not involved-act
foolishly, because indifferently
When one cares, one also acts fool
ishly but with the dignity OF COM
mitment. 1t is foolishness, staked
on something felt worth dying for,
which alone gives fullest sense to
life.
Jews and Arabs, therefore, have
something spiritually in common
which the rest of the world does not
share. Even mutual hate is bind
ing element. One is bound to ones
enemy, as one is not bound to the
outsider who calculates his interests
in other peoples blood.
So there still is hope for both
Jews and Arabs in this struggle
Both will have to learn, as all other
peoples have learned, that-except
for individuals who care-other CIV
ilizations do not care for any others
than themselves. They are able to
wreck the hopes Of both Jews and
Arabs should the Jews and Arabs
continue to fight each other They
could not wreck either If both came
together.
Released by the Bell Syndicate, Ine)
Evening star., 1948-05-19

tionism to self conscious grimness
marks the progress of the Wallace
campaign. In the early days of the
third party, crowds of eager con-
verts bubbled and squeaked around
the ancient broWnStone, symbol of
Americas opulent era which had
been ironically transformed into the
nerve center of the party of the
common man.
The candidate has grayed and the
more stable enthusiasts have settled
down to the hard chores of party
politics. 1t would not be fair to say
their fervor has lessened; it has
rather hardened as outside opposi-
ton has developed.
Their 1948 predictions are moder-
ate. They say they will be on the
ballot in 40 States and that they will
poll between 100000 and 100000
votes. Since it is rather generally
agreed that IS per cent of their
vote will be from Democratic ranks.
the damage they will do the Demo-
Gratis, if they are approximately
correct, is obvious, especially as they
will score in pivotal States vital to
Democratic success.
Russian Factor
In evaluating these claims, polit-
icoS stress that a factor over which
Americans have no control-the
Russian behavior around election
time-will greatly affect the Wallace
vote. They suggest that if Russia
can manage to put President Tru-
man in the wrong prior to Novem-
ber. Mr.. Wallace will benefit; yet a
real war scare might solidify the
country against Mr. Wallace or even
force his Withdrawal
Allowing for such situations-and
nobody will predict what might
happen abroad-they are willing to
concede Mr.. Wallace few millions.
A New York expert puts the Wallace
figure in this State alone at 1000, 900
minimum, mostly ex-Roosevelt
voters.
! The third party convention is
being staged to take advantage OF
facilities set up for the Republicans
and Democrats. 1t will open in
July, also in Philadelphia, a week
after the Democrats convene, on the
assumption that that presently
quarreling party will renominate
President Truman with reasonable
dispatch.
The Wallace party is being ac-
corded the usual courtesies and the
official cooperation of the Standing
Committee of Correspondents in the
Capital exactly as received by Re-
publicans and Democrats. They
have no complaint about their treat
ment by newspapers. radio, etc
They admit that they believe their
timing on the heels of the Demo-
cratic convention will mean an
extra dividend of attention because
reporters already On the scene will
decide they might as well stay on
State Problems Different.
Their story of their State-by-
State problems is different. They
assert that five college professors
have been refused new contracts
because of pro-Wallace activities
They report terrorism in West Vir-
ginia, especially among the Negroes
in an unsuccessful drive to keep
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Wallace Fights Grimly
Third Party Enthusiasts Early Fervor
Hardens in Face of Opposition

them off the ballot. They say that
in many States, including Oklahoma
and Ohio, they are being harassed
by legal actions.
Admittedly they meet many of
these difficulties because they are
trying to force a liberal sprinkling
of Negroes on every State ticket, in
cluding the South. With some pride
they describe how they are arousing
the Negro to a recognition of his
rights. When it is suggested to
them that they may not be around
to defend the aroused Negro when
an unfavorable reaction ensues, they
are righteously stern and talk about
principle.
1t is this kind of campaigning that
has especially angered Mrs. Roose-
welt; caused her to charge that: "Mr.
Wallace is just fooling people"
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1948-05-19

SOVIET relatlOnS,
definitely put
his oar into the
A m e r lean do
mestic political
waters.
The Comm
form, the new
Communist in
ternational or
ganiMtion, ex-
poets that the
reply from Rus
S / a S supreme
authority W i'll
in ere Sc the
third party can
Evening star., 1948-05-19

menus. "'
The Russians will not intervene
for the sake of Israel any more than
they intervened for the sake Of
Spain. Their object will be to
establish Russian outpost on the
Suez Canal by inf1ltrating their
agents into partisan ranks.
cannot think Of a case where
new state has been successfully
founded and maintained by outside
powers. States have received ex-
ternal aid when it was to the in
terest OF another power to enlist
them against an enemy. Thus
France aided the American Colonies
because it wished to embarrass Its
British enemy. Today, the great
powers have no quarrel with Arabs
or Jews, but do have conflicting in
terests in the Middle East. should
think both Jews and Arabs would
| fear becoming mere paWns In a
wider and more fundamental strug-
gle.
Reconciliation Only Hope.
| If reason ruled in jewish ARAB
relationships there were an Arab
leader to match Chain Weizmann,
and if this civilized man had even
adequate authority with his own
people-both Jews and Arabs would
recognize that their only certainty
of independent survival lies in rec
onciliation, enabling them to face
the great powers unitedly.
| But history furnishes little proof
that reason governs the passions OF
men. I suspect that something In
both Jewish and Arab souls seeks q
struggle, under however hazardous
conditions for both.
A tremendous psychological re-
versal has occurred in the creation
of the Jewish Palestine type. A
/
Evening star., 1948-05-19
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Evening star., 1948-05-19

embargo TO tne
Middle East. II
we lift it to both
sides, we shall
help Arabs and
Jews slaughter
each other. If. we
lift it only to the
Jews, we shall
be involved in a
war against the
Arab world, and
S n o u ! d antlcl-
pate that 1t may
be a long strug-
gle with unfore-
seeable develop
Evening star., 1948-05-19

r. E. G.. Ar
mattoe.
This request
was made i'm
mediately after
I had read in a
magazine about
DR.. r. E. G..
Armattoe and
the statement
he made not
long ago before
t h e American
Association of
Physical An
thropologists.
The good doc
to~ r,toa ic nm
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Truman to Speak Briefly
On Girurd College Visit
Nv the Associated Press

President Truman will speak for
10 to IS minutes when he visits
Stephen Girard College at Phila-
delphia tomorrow.
Press Secretary Charles G. Ross
told reporters Mr.. Truman probably
will speak extemporaneously.
The address is scheduled to start
at sos pm. 1t will be carried by
both radio and television.
Mr.. Ross said the trip "has nc
political aspect whatsoever"
Evening star., 1948-05-19

tographers has
proved to b e
scattered glad
iolus and an i'm
pressive S t a n d
of weeds. When
it was suggested
to the candidate
that the photog-
raphers should
be called back to
or tray him
p ullin g t h e
weeds, he turned
white and fled.
The S a m e
C h a n ge from
Evening star., 1948-05-19
PouItrymen to Meet

EASTON, Md, May 10 P.-
Poultrymen on the DelaWare-Mary-
Virginia Peninsula will choose
"broiler queen" and hold a two
day festival beginning June %.
Evening star., 1948-05-19
BY Dorofhp ThombSon

We have blundered in the Pales-
tine situation, and I wish could
be sure that now we will do the
right thing.
There are calls to lift the arms
Evening star., 1948-05-19
McLemore
Says He Looks Like
Snort Peeled Egg
Rv Henry McLemors

Flying back from the Caribbean
yesterday startled my fellow pas
sengers by asking them to join me
in three cheers and a tiger for DR..
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Bv Constantine Bro,cn

Prime Minister Stain, in his
qualified answer to Henry A. Wal
lace's open letter suggesting ways
and means to improve American
Evening star., 1948-05-19
Bv Doris FIees0n

NEW YORK, May 19.-The
hybrid corn which Henry Wallace
planted in front of his Park avenue
headquarters for the benefit of pho
Evening star., 1948-03-31

BUNGALOW 5 rms, full bsnt: should pass
81 with $3.50 cash. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
q CO., VIA. 5000. --Sl
Evening star., 1948-03-31

NOW THROUGH aEXIsTINGs you can
msny s 'GHa Hs.tors n D. E.
Asii f5S;ssssi Ssas Ss4 :t'i iss
STIGk saysT for CASH ass bret 5:srs sa.s @
sss3 50sshTssi or FRANK x s'is1h hs 81 ST. ST.
WE ARE INTERESTED in buying your
ssn's sons sa kssssss ssiss::asa z
GSUsE GsSsSz ST e1Ss ths e.H We oeso
ntS psfs Or 'B,s Broo hG%. na Il hERssRT WsHsrdss
MiEE MRfiors 20 casr capitol f s Is oss ast.
diced, any condition a - t'-n rE,
W. WANT TO. sopse. p ..,aent. store
clients. Can Mr. Boucher. curry REALTY
CORPORATION. 1897 K: 1883:
.toMrT ,;1s:s MTTENTIoE s sale os Of
rdaJKs fls . R.alsof. asii sss North a esuiss & M
S7SS f. 'Pas akN h.s uss l.ns. sne; ,,sa: iss
snd q Pdsnis' nsaHss asryisnd. ais "a - sa' isss. "
so YEARS SERVICE to local eroaerty
t1 eEneIs vS wM rsig1s hs yS5r %
Realtors since 1857. 1919 < St, o.. lol;;.
cash; consider any nice section. no agerss
woTfb svf f1RE ro GS s'i hom, III
S@hs.., @ with $500 down and SOS me F.
Ir,s!d Can ,,ss, SELL your DSopss,y su;ss!y
Il; ee7s: NE. 1894: Free appra SIT .
wdtd sedtida PAY caea sae for your .tg.ms s9'
JAMES {; ;>zsoEL, rs. ol.l: evss :Fr
II .rsss so o. HHya hs"b brep:; sE T
II H. e'ss'sS. ssce: xokrHfsaro: aSSs sE4IEx
SELL G YOUR HOME: cousuit us for
ulck saGs eli N Strylse 1yla x so,a su' nsit THG
34l4 r rode Island ave. Mt. Rainitl. Md.
ess0 eAss ,:EEs. TEENS 1sE s9n5S 5spr hoe;5
INC, 14t X st. NV, ST. s13s; res "A.
Def. BRIG, 3 bedrms.. ah baths 1sc.s:
rm,' SD c. east OF Con- ave. { II
CHEVY CHASE Or .,.,... y u. pAak :
Up 10 s9ooe Or o'1e 4a 5eta'hSa o. 81 81
ao6sns sTsninss SRiis %aNsrse. ...a Brisht. Ma
y gHos areas cash sdas clients Es5nE Gs
co. Brishtwood Specialists. b62b Ga.
h1LLChEST DECIlUN-Wlu pay all Casn
for a detached brick with 3 bedrooms, liv-
ing room with fireplace: must have a ga
rage. Mr. Williams, Ii. 1072. MARSHALL
]. WAPLE CO, DI. 3346. p
PRIVATE PARTY will pay all cash for
modern prewar house, Northwest section.
No brokers. Box 4O4-R. Star.
WE HAVE READY CASH BUYERS for
homes in D. c., Maryland or Virginia
from $4,000 to $4,000: II you. are in
terested in selling, We will be glad to give
you, without obligation. our prompt opin-
ion. to the market value or your house
backed by our ~ years Of continued real
estate service. SHANNON d LUCHs CO..
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345. Open evenings
HAVE CASH CLIENTS waiting for homes
in Woodbridge, Michigan Park and Prince
Georges County; Csll Mr.; Blackwood. NO
H st. NV. MA. 2345. Open evenings until
HAVE IMMEDIATE SALE for s-bedroom
house in upper NV. or Silver Spring area
that can be purchased for $1,000 cash
and payments not to exceed $50 per mo.
Phone Mr.. Murray. 81. S114, with SHAN
NON g. LUCHS CO.. 1908 H st. NV.
E6w1IS L. ELLIS. REALroR-1 can sell
your y propertv fast If price is right. spe-
HAVE a2iH VfshHRl MINED Arf puseEAsFs Tor s-room
house. subStaattal cash garment. Price
a. son l.iH, Wis are. NJ 0nI,l
Evening star., 1948-03-31

ACTION-We VIII buy your
t5es sss, apprai;sI. MITCHELL QUICK D1
with option to buy or
room house, NV: suitable for roominE
APPROX. 500 S126 mo. Box 369 r,
PHRrY WANTS TO BUY from owner,
white or colored houses, in any condi-
ton; viii pay all cash. BOX 373-s. Star.
AL AL Cash aa xs for pK ySgF NV prop
LET US SELL you Sc. and ne. prop. We
have sold prop. in these section since
1901. Harry z. GLADMAN, 30S Pa. ave.
S4,500 DOWN-Wish to buy a small. two
or three bedroom home in the vicinity Of
Cottage City, Hyattsville, Cheverly or
nearby area, direct from owner Box
PAY CASH FOR HoUsEs-white or col
ored. Any section; any condition: MR..
? HOURS SERVICE, cash for your house
today. in sny condition or in any section.
RE. 2735 or WO. 9I91 until 10 pm
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION: List
your house with us. Have cash buyers who
viii pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO. 1924 Eye ST. NV. Elk. 340O
AM INTERESTED in lovely brick bunss-
Low Or 2-story ,;s, in @ COED ,lns ns q nearby s
TON, TB. 1887 or Do. s55s.
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SUBURBAN 3, s,lE-MARYlAkp.

Pi;tliet iIneps w; Frame. o'Ssts iet Sc Sysg s.
sQs:, 100 oil nold NV hsst 6us.ne; insglsssa
SANDERS ssls STs south e.pitoi St. s21t n.
oS 9.Sus.a ss4do 81 house hs;
from trSlley; tT, re, or,ecs"tly ren, vatsd through
a, FARF a,.s 5r,ef e. in s1sBssuti: n.v sans
ely e2ly sl5'as9;. csH III 8, AuERBAcA q
Brick < sGSGALow, 1iiea sa.s5o: easy tern tesms:
place. gas heat, large expansion attic:
:s. ssas.nfRt RosF f1 M4etE KH
MSha.esAaRaT;HuR Sh.sa BLVD, Cabin John park-At-
trsctiye - and ;.S spaeiops eunEaiow Of rms;
attic and recreation room and detacf :;
sarage; situated on large corner lot CT
sshn "a ons boeP snd SgeR
sPEcisL s1i --TsEspnAA sTsh nA B5sGALow. as}s $3.50
tn%n About 0,ks from wis and oId George
tain. 5sins r+ ,,aoIn rooms ane bath oaI s.gb
si siyfR fG15FE NAo on t0 9zs igo4 s1' 4 With
.',raepaq range and "serveI' rsisr.; besu-
aIs NJ d1 r v tm sls. Sss S.s5ns maa
with % pm. for @ more m perfect f; tn ocasion; as n
sa. Sny sieI9o I 9 sy R aySs sEoWsN GNn SEAY NJ
CORP. Realtors, DU s55s.
SILVER sPRING-under construction; a
home Of beauty and refinement located in
shek shH heat Of SILVER sgfns aTsa Ss hal.
with, plenty of cabinets and dining space.
saraSass ,d powder
bsmt. contains, beautiful rec. rm. with
open nrepl. and Law; gas heat, slate roof:
COPPER plumbing. slIminum windows and
struction which can't be beat: must be seen
to be appreciated cony to schools and
MoTss sH Piss ts at with GnH BRoWN Really NJ
SfT epFs kEK ea!sSfi; aAMfsRkE III ssSf ~
S Ss2sk .ns ass s:s.sssf
fasIR dss5 s1ick s1f6'n: 81 g.
kENsINSGGiToaNe S1SSis NSGGiae . $3.50. owner leaving
city has reduced price for immediate sale.
rms. modern kitchen and bath. full base
ment. Well financed with monthly pay
ments at s65. which reduces principal.
purehases. Ewes. eall Mr. M.rchal, Ran.
de.ph 1861, with BURR & YOUNG. DE.
SILVER sPRING-s1s.5oo; variety Of Co.
lon!al brick homes near the country club:
three large bedrms.. Ia tiled baths, 90
IT. liv: rm. with hrepl., full mod. kit with
breakfast space; large level lots For de-
tails. Mr.. Bartlett, LU. 2O4O, with BROWN
DE LUKE BUNGALOW-Like new
throughout and only q few year old You
will like the neighborhood, the bus serv-
ice. the convenient shopping center Mr
eoevisi eo nj 81 ss4s 1903 MARSHALL J. wAPLE
sio.seo-BafcK o. aStS; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
insula ton. weather-stripped; lovely living
dinette room with fireplace. 2 fine bedrms.,
full kitchen. full basement. steel beam
| trance to kitchen and basement; multi
eolored tiled bath: only II available
F!rss Tlxa unf;, otfsrias. q ROBERT MAaEE, RE
bungalow WITH TRUCK GARDEN
rooms, tiled bath, oak floors. beautiful
modern kitchen and - acre Of ground
Call to see this charming piece Of prop.
erty. less than $4,000. Good terms
SHALL J. wAPLE 0ce CO. 81 'issstss ss4s. 1854
HYATTsvILLE HILLS Rambler-type
bunsa.: 3 large bedrooms, nearly E7-acre
lot: oil h..w.h.: priced al only SI1 $50
ROBERT s. DAVIS d CO., WA. 5000
ATTENTION. $50: moderr
ounsalov. 5 rms, full bsnt.: should pas
Gr with $3.50 cash. ROBERT 8. DAvIs
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SUBURBAN sALe-AARNANp.

COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES-Near Univ
Of Md.--Colonial brick home, z rms,
baths. 3 hreplaees; finished basement.
storm sash and screen, h.-w.h. oil burner,
carnage disposal, 2 screened porehes; lot,
Sox150: possession with settlement: priced
At S31 800. A. H. SEIDNSPuaNER
Reeltor. Riyerdale. Nd. WA. 1OlO. a
CAPE COD BUNGALOW in Silver Spring
Near Mrs. KS Toll House Tavern-1st time
bedrms and bath End d. Lee. level lot.
Can sHoCKEY Il MOoRHEAD, AID. O02l.
HRsR REW sAMi. IA Z; AVE, Exr-nr,e, ,0n.. e.
Five rms, tiled bath. shower, Ice expand
able attic; recreation rm. with bath and
kitchen, Gas a..e.h.: lot 62x134. 2 screened
PoTeneS; SH. 6075, w. r. THOROWGOOD,
Evening star., 1948-03-31

COLORED-SOO BLOCK Bird ST. Sc
Corner brick rms; suitable for protes,;;
Mr.: HARRIS. DE 160. CO. I15S. q
CoLoRED-130s ST. s.E.-:5 lovely.
ably to Sell. only $3.50 down. Cali MISS
COLoRED-S495 DOWN, S48 PER MO-
This splendid, well-located, 2-story semi
det frame. containing 5 rooms: good con-
dition. Phone ewes. till 8 PM. DRURY
REALTY CORP, 1887 K st. NV, RE. / 1873.
CoLoRED-MAKE US AN OFFER-We
have Just received many homes from an
estate. Call this ofice for information on
houses Reasonable price, reasonable terms
SHERR, SCHLOSS & CO., AID. 6144. 3
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r 1nis Is Iuny EQUIPPED and excellent value.
"a Gan \ M; n Clarke 81 $3.50 with BE1TzELL,
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. .xtended-sis.-
800; practically new detached five-room
tion; full basement; de luxe Bendix. leu. :
It. Westinghouse refgr.; fireplace; tiled
pStn oa fas ti1 sss; list tTyst' WM sloaoq GsIl
SILVER sPRING--Brand-ne Diet. all
brick home with slate roof, copper pipes
fireplace; 1st-hoor lavatory. 3 beautiful
bedrms.. full basement with Law. and iaun-
dry, cement porch stairs to lse storase
Can Wo. s525 or FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
new II STONE HoME-on. aof tn. nnes,
market situstsd nnssa on lot s5x1 10 IT, in tn:
large den and powder room on the st
moor: bedrooms and 2 baths upstairs;
snd recessed
Every quality. feature throughout. Copper
suffering and water pipes, full insulation
nnn vans s.Sase sed ne vsn sd o9 ss
G1s IUcHs rs CO., % 1865 s. fge' st. ns, nisn NA ISIS
1Rfn With s!sn,nfs sRpRooMs sa, sSb BATH on til.
about years old, situated in nearby
n1OD SOuHty, JuSl over tne ~. y.
| line on q beautiful lot 20 feet wide. On
| the hrst floor there is q large center en-
| trance hall, living room, dining room,
spacious kitchen. 2 bedrooms and colored
tile bath On the second floor there are
bedrooms and 2 baths; automatic air
conditioned heat, slate roof. electric re-
| frigerator and attached garage. The owner
is leaving the city and must SELL Accord
| ingly, he has priced the house at S29. 500,
and we believe 1t to be an outstanding
value. To inspect. phone Mr Terms. with
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO.. 1908 st. NV
EDGEMooR. MD.-An indiyidually bull,
home on approximately 80. 900 So. feet OF
ground. bedrooms. baths and lst-noor
| recreation ro0m are but q few OF the out
standing features of this property. This
fne. completely insulated home must be
seen to be appreciated. Call Grant Boss,
MA. 1900. BOSS PHELPS, INC. 1917
N HWSooDMooR, Silver sprins-Lovely g.
| rm brick with bedrms: and bath on lst
f.. large, completely finished bedrm. and
70 70 inspect eall 81. 5000, r. J. scornD'
fHsii lSfyERs1IY 5h fsio PARKS rms, II. bath.
| frame, sunny bungalow: h..v.h. oil burner;
srieed lSa At 81, 900. A. i: sEiRrNsPoMs- Is !
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ssuthwe.t.
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

vACANT-S35O down, $40 month; 122:
Union ST.. 2-story row brick: ms, elec
Elk. 5000; ewes, HO. O325. =
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HOUSES FOR tAIC-Ne,thes,..

CoLORED-isi9 ath ST. N.E-8.Toom
and bath row BRICK. newly painted; 2-car
garage; $500 acsn. easy terms; moder-
ately priced. PACK load HOUSING Co.
DE :. 40. AD. .1Nt. II. 0454. a
80 goo hfst tr:.s' Il AZ, payable S63 .63 a
me.
..9:.rm. brica lwo 3-rm. apts. and rms. ;
Mrs. Saunders, DE. 3774, LEATH Il
ASHLEY, INC, MA. 3O96 81
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COLOkED-6oO BLOCK ST. NE
brick home; oil h.-w:h.: Immaculate cond.
Philips; With !h., cHMPASE5LA "a sd4s 3 wooD
coLoREED-MR. MORSE has ? clean as
bestos shinsle 5-room and bath homes,
% ss so sH cash snd $50 Sa1 each Ss ps4 mon
located near 10th and Gales sts ne. Ray
SeSHonRSMsi4 SeH Ef.l.sIs tR RR 81 sS's SE-1a rms,
baths; arranged as 4 apts.: sound invest
nt tUT sss tsems s
s nIss nARRf c sIfes Once. esh I'll 9Th n0s st. Hs
eoLoREn-ssso DOWN stop psyins
brick homes in nearby ne: or Sc. Pay.
sRSE 81 Of coNsA tss .'i se emo ss qs S.
S1t9RRneiIErH 81 SRaS Rsi r. sr 4sss Ssov.,7 cor
tial section. close TO shopping. schools and
transp.; has 5 large rms. tiled bath and
perfect condition. Can now to inspect
SS99Tokl5rRiNn6xp S9 dtlS Ri IDA Ms sIc4ioN. sfSo
saysr; annsasiiS .tt5setis. csIonisI Tes -;
L,
Trim; kitchen leading to breakfast room
modern tiled bath; built-in garage; ga
ffNSTTEinkspRisE rs REALTY GO. 1924 Eye st
;M,Ex s4S8; snSs,s syesI Hsix oE; FL 57ld 7Ildnc.rnN
is-ft row br,ct ,I,ss r1Gm: b. bath soes ga
caIf Mr. Payne, Michigan 1880, Ext 6lI
ssIsh III sEITzE1khay sEITzE1khy d pAY aiee; sesr. Get on II,
rivht SIDE of the ledger 647 F st. ne
IN sDts &c :ls:n :m.Ts neat put ttr9os 9os
money to work. Shown by appt. only
ss.ok.rs eo;SRersstdlee4n i1y!,sd coS eo eel n n
coLoRED-MoRRIs PL: Nj loyel
home arranged as 2 complete apartments
oil hot-water heat; immediate possession
Sr,e.d ,ev at $4,000 s;;L Gall MI Hpnsss nasI
BOSS l. PHELPS, NC, l417 K st. NV
coLoREp-yAcANr-s1.5oo 500 down make
feu III. owner q this 1n.rm; row oris
Sms With baths; Gelenlal ponrR tront Poreds Td
TX. 7e44; ewes. 81. 1850.