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Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
MILITARY SERVICE FOR VET
S-Sgt. w. G. Smith Buried at Odd
Fellows Cemetery Here Sunday

$3.50
Military services were held for
S-Sgt. William George Smith, u. S.
Army, at Odd Fellows Cemetery on
Sunday afternoon, with the Rev.
Frederick M. Barton, former rector
of st. Peters Church, officiating,
and the Walter L. Fox Post No. 2,
American Legion, participating
The veteran, the son of Mrs.
George Scout, was killed in action
in Italy on September 13, 1914. He
went overseas in February, 1943 to
North Africa, served through the
Tunisian campaign and later the
invasion of Italy. He was wounded
at Anzio beach-head, was hospital
lied for three months, after which
he went back into action. In addi-
tion to his mother he is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Rita Reeves
Smith, and daughter, Nancy Lee,
of Plattsburg, N. Y; his father, c.
e. Smith, and grandmother, Mrs.
Ella Smith, both of FELTON,; and
one brother, Ray E. Smith, of Will
mington.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
LOCAL CHRISTM AS SAVINGS
SHOW INCREASE OVER 1947

A total of $56,500 in Christmas
Club savings was distributed this
week by the three banks of Smyrna
and Clayton, an increase of $5, 500
over last year. The number of
subscribers remains approximately
the same as for the previous year.
The trend toward greater savings
locally reflects the national trend,
and gives promise of the biggest
shopping season for the towns of
Smyrna and Clayton ever expert
enced in the twin towns. Merchants
are preparing for record Christmas
selling, and with the distribution
here of this large amount, a great
season is predicted. The National
Bank of Smyrna disbursed $28,500
to 400 members, an increase over
last year of $4,000. The Fruit
Growers National Bank and Trust
Co. paid $4,000 to 260 subscribers.
The Clayton Bank and Trust Co.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
2 MEN BURNED
TO DEATH HERE
Roy HUT, Al, and Arthur Log
an, sc, Both COlored Die
When Home Burns
FIREMEN FIGHT BLAZE

Two men were burned to death
in an early morning fire on Sunday
which destroyed the three-room
frame house on Monrovia Ave. oc-
cupied by Roy HUT, who was one
of the victims. Hutt, A years old,
and Arthur Logan, 60 years, both
Negroes, were alone in the house
when it burned at 1:20 am, maxi
ing six people homeless. The
house, owned by Harry Burris, and
not insured, was a total loss. Ap-
proximately 80 volunteer firemen
of the Citizens Hose Co. responded
and although unable to save the
house, protected nearby properties.
The bodies of the men were found
soon after the blaze was brought
under control, and the members of
the Smyrna police force headed by
John w. Jacobs, Jr., chief, assisted
by John Rodgers, coroner, of Fred
erica. The men were pronounced
dead by DR.. John Lazzeri, local
physician. All the equipment of
the Citizens Hose Company was
used. The fire, which could be
seen for many miles, drew large
crowds of Smyrna residents and
motorists travelling the DUPONT
Highway. Monrovia Ave. is one
short block east of the highway.
Other occupants of the house, not
at home at the time of the blaze,
were Lydia HUT, sister of the vic
tim, Robert HUT, and John War
ren; also three children. The death
of the two men brings to four the
number of persons who have lost
their lives by fire in Smyrna since
last March, establishing record
locally, according to Chief Jacobs.
A white man, named Cox, lost his
life last March in a fire in a garage
at the western edge of town, dur
ing the month of November Ed
ward Johnson, aged Is years, died
as a result of burns suffered in a
blaze at his home on Lincoln Street
when he used kerosene on a fire he
was building in the stove.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
WIN NATIONAL
Al HONORS
Four Delaware Club Members
Named National Winners
at Chicago
ONE FROM SMYRNA

Four Delaware All club men,
bers have been named as national
winners in All Club project con-
tests, according to announcements
this week by the National All Club
Committee in Chicago during the
National All Club Congress which
ends December 3. Delaware's ma
tional winners are Boyd M. Cook,
Glasgow; Nancy ]. Smith, Newark;
Mary Emma Moor, Smyrna; and
Hazel M. Sapp, Houston. Cook, a
freshman in the School of Agricul-
ture at the University of Delaware,
was selected as one of eight nation
al winners in the Soil Conservation
Contest sponsored by the Firestone
Tire and Rubber Co. and receives
a 5000 college scholarship. Nancy
Smith was declared a national win
ner in the Home Improvement Con-
test sponsored by the Sears, Roe
buck Foundation and also receives
5000 college scholarship. A third
5000 scholarship winner is Mary
Emma Moor who was declared one
of six national winners in the All
Canning Achievement Contest
sponsored by the Kerr Glass Man.
ufacturing Co. Hazel Sapp was
declared winner in the All Home
Grounds Identification Contest
sponsored by Mrs. Charles R. Wal
green, Chicago. Her award is the
all-expense trip to the National
Club Congress. In addition to
these club members who have been
selected as National winners at
the Club Congress, other State
Contest winners who are also at
tending the meeting are: Jane
Dukes, Townsend; Johanne Bep-
pier, Marshallton; Glenn Dill, Mil
ford; Betty Ann Bostick, FELTON,;
Ann Sapp, Houston; Henry Tatnall,
Jr., Hockessin; and David Kirk,
Newark. Accompanying the Del
aware delegation are Miss Jean
Lee, state All Club specialist; Sam
Gwinn, Sussex County All Club
Agent, and Mrs. Granville Lamb
den, Georgetown, local leader of
the Cokesbury All Club.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
TRUCK ASSOCIATION TO MEET
Annual Christmas Party to be Held
ON December 9th at Shrine Club

Annual Christmas Party to be Held
on December 9th at Shrine Club
The annual Christmas party of
the Delaware Motor Truck Associ-
alton will be held December 9 at
the Shrine Club, Route 13, oppo-
site state trooper station No. 2.
State Senator Paul Burkholder, of
Dover, will act as toastmaster.
With the exception of u. s. Senator
-elect Allen Frear, who had a pre-
vious engagement, all the present
and recently elected state officials,
as well as those representing Del
aware in the national Congress,
will be present. An elaborate
evening of entertainment has been
arranged by Hugh Gallagher, Jr.,
of the Union Park Motors, Will
mington, party chairman. There
will be large number of prizes,
twenty of which will be awarded
as door prizes, the remainder, in
cluding a live pig and a 20-lb.
smoked turkey, donated by Judge
Ernest v. Keith, of Dover, will be
drawn for. The new president of
the association will be introduced
by the retiring president, Robert ].
Mccormick. 1t is expected that
Don Haye will be named president
for the year 1949.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

with $4,000 paid to 298 subscrib-
ers, showed an increase over last
year of $500. According to infor-
nation gathered by Christmas
Clubs, Inc. of New York, these
clubs have become a popular meth
cd of saving in this country, and
that funds this year are reaching
a national total of 1881, ,000,0
with total individuals participating
this year showing an increase of
675, 900 over 1947. In the state of
Delaware about $3,400,000 is being
distributed to Christmas Club
A cross country survey
shows that the 1948 distribution
throughout the United States is
about IL per cent ahead of last
year. New savings clubs have
been started by all of the local
banks and are open to members at
the present time.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
Death of Mrs. Ida E. Voss, 81

Funeral services for Mrs. Ida
Elizabeth Voss, aged "a, of Smyr-
ma Landing, were held on Sunday,
November 28 at the FAIRIES Funeral
Chapel, with the Rev. Walter L.
Beckwith officiating. Interment at
Glenwood Cemetery. She died at
her home on November 26, and
was the daughter of james Cook
and Elizabeth Thompson, both of
Delaware. The widow of Emory c.
Voss, she is survived by the follow
ing children: Lester E. Voss, Will
mington, N. c.; Royal c. voss,
Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. Leroy Cole and
Mrs. George Smith, both of Smyr-
ma; sister, Mrs. Charles w. Clark
of Brooklyn, N. Y; also 13 grand
children, and IL great grand-child-
rem.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
Daughters of America Meet

Daughters of America Council
No. 9 had as their guests the new
ly-appointed district deputy, Mrs.
Elma Steele. Among the special
guests were IL from Wilmington,
including Mrs. Edith Pyle, national
ritual member, and Mrs. Bertha
Hirst, deputy for Garfield Council
No. /. There were also represent
'atives present from Golden Rule
Council of Townsend. The business
session was conducted by Mrs. Hill
da Hufschmidt, associate councillor.
Mrs. Alice Corrie was chairman of
the social committee.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
Death Of Howard Hazel. 80

Howard Hazel, of near Clayton
died at his home on November 25,
aged 80 years. He was the son of
James w. Hazel and Anna E. Glib
bons, both of Maryland. Funeral
services were held on November
% at the FAIRIES Funeral Chapel,
in charge of the Rev. A. E. Dough-
erty. Interment at the Sudlers-
vile Cemetery. He was the widow
Ter of the late Augusta Pinder.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
Death of Charles I'll. Scott

Funeral services for Charles
Howard Scott were held at his late
residence in Clayton on Wednes-
day, December 1, in charge of the
Rev. Ray Kirwan. Interment at
Odd Fellows Cemetery, Smyrna.
He died in Wilmington on Novem-
ber %, aged % years, and was the
son of Charles Scott, of Virginia
and Beatrice Davy, of Delaware.
He is survived by his mother.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter D. Belts,
Clayton, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Alberta, to Mr..
B. Franklin Morris, III, son of Mr..
and Mrs. B. F. Morris, Jr. of Smyr-
ma. The wedding will take place
on March IL.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
Married in smyrna Saturday

The marriage of Miss Anna M.
McMann, of Wilmington and Mr..
William Vernon Paxson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Paxson, of near
Clayton, took place on Saturday,
November 27 at pm. at the home
of the bridegroom's parents. The
Rev. John L. Johnson, former pas
tor of Asbury Methodist Church,
officiated at the ceremony.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
Death of M. M. p. Scout, 80

Mark M. P. Scout, 80 years, died
at the residence of his son, Angus
tus Scout, Staten Island, N. Y. on
November 26. He was the son of
Augustus Scout and Temperance
Ann Benn, both of Delaware. Fun
eral services were held on Monday,
December 20 at the FAIRIES Funeral
Chapel, Smyrna, with the Rev.
Frederick M. Barton officiating.
Interment at st. Peters Cemetery.
In addition to his son he is survived
by the following children: Mrs.
Sydney S. Sorensen, Austin, Texas;
and Herman H. Scout, Railway,
N. ]. Also A grandchildren and
one great grand-child.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
NAME OFFICERS
AT LAST MEET
Meet at Colonial Hotel and
Elect Mrs. Oswald Denney
AS President
BYLAWS WE'RE ADOPTED

The Smynra-Clayton Business
and Professional Women's Club
elected officers at a dinner meeting
held Monday night at The Colonial
Hotel. Mrs. Osward Denney was
named the president and other of
ficers include the vice-president,
Mrs. Clara Davis; secretary, Miss
Lorraine Donovan; treasurer, Miss
Bess Matthews. The slate was
presented by Miss Betty Jones,
chairman of the nominating COM
mittee. Bylaws were adopted as
presented by Miss Alberta Cornell
us, chairman of the bylaws COM
mittee. The following state officers
of the federation and members of
the Capital City Club of Dover as
sisted the local women in the for
nation of the club: Mrs. Ross
Jones, state treasurer; Miss Ruth
Jones, state international relations
chairman; Miss Margaret Jeffreys,
publicity chairman, and Mrs. Mar
garetta Warner, membership chair
man, both of the Dover Club. A
letter was read from Mayor C. ].
Prickett congratulating the men,
bers, in which he said that the club
would prove a valuable asset and
be productive of benefit to the
community. He also looked for
ward to the new club taking part
in the proposed co-ordinating
council for this area. Mrs. Mar
jorie Speakman, one of the charter
members, gave an inspiring brief
talk on the Importance of women
in the affairs of the town, state,
nation, and world, and said that
the formation of the club was
momentous occasion for Smyrna
and Clayton. The objects of the
club are to elevate standards for
women in business and professions;
promote the interests of those wo-
men; bring about spirit of coop
Grafton among business and profess
sional women in the United States;
to extend opportunity to business
and professional women through
education along the lines of indus
trial, scientific, and vocational ac-
tivities, and through active partici-
patton in community life. The next
meeting of the group will be on
Monday, December 13.
List of Charter Members
The charter membership list in
cludes the following: Bertha H.
Denney, Clara Davis, Betty Jones,
Alma Lorraine Donovan, Caroline
F. Stats, Alberta Cornelius, Laura
S. Myers, Virgie M. Bauer, Clara
E. Sparr, Bess C. Matthews, Mar
jorie w. Spealxman, julie K. De-
Ford, June A. Anthony, Helen ].
Deakyne, Gertrude S. Scout, Olive
H. Stats, Ruth Jones, Mae S.
Parker, Jacqueline Potter, Helen
Potter, Miriam Brown, Henrietta
Denney, A. Louise Denney, Helen ].
Goldsborough, Mary l.. Smith, Lii
lian S. Billeb, Marie Downes, Ethel
N. Powell, Eve Lynn Everett, Ruth
Webb, Evelyn Mendenhall, Barbara
A. Eley, Rachel Burris, Marian
Burkert, Lulu Ricards, Mildred
King, Gwendolyn Smack, Mary S.
Goldsborough, Mathryne D. Peters,
Margaret Ruby, Anna A. Wilson,
Henrietta West, Betty Jane Grif-
fin.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

Regular Meeting Kings Daughters
The regular meeting of the
Kings Daughters Circle will be
held Monday evening, December 6
at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
George Carter, Main Street.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
"Jaclx" walker in Hospital

Jack" WaIker IN Hospital
"Jack" Walker, son of Cooper
Walker, is patient at Jefferson
Philadelphia. He was
stricken ill on Sunday, was taken
to the Kent General Hospital, Dow
er in the American Legion ambu-
lance on Tuesday, and later that
day removed to the Philadelphia
hospital. His condition is reported
as serious at press time on We'd
nesday.
Evening star., 1948-01-08
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYLAND.

BROOM BUNGALOW, $3.50, with $3.50
been thoroughly redecorated, Including new
eiee: fixtures and refiniShed floors; situated
/ construction is frame; no cellar; h-w
heating plant in kitchen; this BUNGALOW
has limited features. but at the price asked
ave. ne. to D. c. line Eastern ave },
Eyss;. aE. gsso;; DRURY REALTY CORP.
vETERANs, GROOM BRIcK-Lovely new
CT approved homes; living rm:. fireplace
dining rocm Kitchen
about 500 monthly; Si2,25O ROBERT
s4EE MHaEk Slime FL 4S 8ontsogery ant 81 knollwhy
wait for our grand opening; several beau
tious bungalows, ready to OCCUPY in few
peckstbook. wooDsIDE REALTY CO.,
s. Silver GsPR1NG-cape Cod de luxe. most
bedrm. ana fuiI bath on nrst, door: bed
bath xan End f. screened side porch
aScs Ss n eSr GeTs WooDs2DE Has' Realty aE
SETHEsDA3;3 ,bedrms, liy rm. dining
KORzENDoRFER g. BROOKS. INC, Build
srS erT' 81; 81 1885, Realtors Eyes, MI Jones'
! ROCKVILLE-16-rm. house. s baths. oil
hot-water heat; on lot 10OxIO5. corner; l
blk. from courthouse. OWNER, WI. 1921.
iMMEp1ATh RsfEfs s1Ti'eG GPossEss1oN-e-yr.-oldi2 g
story brick; 8 rms. porch. garage. etc:
from "eS eSner. sr'' Who Is % transferred :. si7.
s1a is5s oseres oea.sa anon
Md; vacant; owner leaving city OK.
iSss BRaDIfY iel .m eses.
The place for the family who wants every
thing; horse stalls, tennis court. 10 rms,
baths. lavatories; separate servants
petins. cherry noors; cond. Of entire prop
\ erty perfect; immed. possession. KORZEN-
DORFER g. BROOKS. INC. Builders. OIL,
5336. Realtors. Ewes. Mr.. Harper. WI.
SILVER sPRING-A beautiful ultra
on cor. lot: 8 extra-lse: bedrms:. powder
throuahoue lss f. 5a ae' and xoFa t. ef
property carries $1,000 FHA mort
gage. CRANE g. HELAN, Realtors, Sligo
vvAcANr-Brand-new home, on Coles;
ss!s sSs142 e e. =. TSS, ''' .s,.
Sflf eaona Rakk in esvsss H Tne aass
eeatef Spacious sasns f Rallvays S
fireplace. dining Ioom modsrnly MY, eGaippsa
| tion room and another large stone hre-
pasee' rage: * This is located in an excellent
ssassssa.'e 81 SsEisiE, sss 81
5fsfRrcT 5fss syfs Hers9yse.n., II 6rm. stone, all
mod; improvement. lse: iot, screened ssi Eesr Een
after 9 Hr. wood. LU. e257. 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.G. Gent,

| HOUSES FOR sALE-s.R. tcont.). ].
COLORED D-VACANT-l2 1855 POTOMAC
AVE: Sc. Five rms, elec.. gas, hot.watel
ScoaD heat: .redecorated. Priced $3.50
$3.50 down. bal easy monthly payments
MGss Mr. q d9na sfIs 1leS a0as r.
coLoRED - INCOME PROPERTY. L.,
| property; located 900 block st. s.e., g.
room row brick; arransed as 8 complete
apartments, complete baths. An ideal
and Ies rental from other s cs'a make pay. Ss:
ess7, C. B. MURPHY. Reaitor. 14oi 18th
ecsooLsoRED-1st CosMERc1AL-Brickss
rms. bath; 22 It; wide; easily converted e
REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Pa. ave. Sc. I Ms
CoLoRED-1eth AT PA. .AvE.-Brick. s
Tes ba an DsTehs 81 Gas sss sssio .ns
8, FR: 77l7. ACE REALTY sERVicE. i Il
coLoRE6loFr CO oisi EAST cAprroL-Lovely
6-rm. row brick. Colonial front porch rec.
rm. in bsmt., oil h.-w.h., fenced back yard;
Driesd SS tS E sell Can Mrs Thompson. COX
T sle a estate; a;. Don't pass up this eppcrtunityl !
sslsnt Sc iossisy SsttsT souse n ever ss
fi5fd psUs n MLhEh s1i fp%Ga1asy &c. sass lpS Dee
COLORED-VACANT, s1,250 downNBrk
6 rms, bath: early poss. Cali till 8, FIR.
aaI7, ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Pa.
COLORED-S1, 900 DOWN, Just of Pa.
sVe;IsriGk' ave- @ e. g rms; bath; h.-w;h; u nice
CoLORED--5O3 9Th ST S.E.-e-story,
asbestos siding, semidet,, frame house in
l Hsstsn snd H. ast Al bedyms y rm Sa Ss o
h.-w.h.; priced at $1,000, with reasonable
terms Call Mr.. Cotter, with BROWN
AEALIY CORP Realtors, DU. S55S;
Evening star., 1948-01-08
HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcens. !,

WOODRIDGE, .2e01 FRANKLIN st. ne
Lovely corner brick, 9 rms. .complete
tiled baths, 2 refsrs... Q stoves. Home L
throughout. chestnut trim; fuli basement
fenced. landscaped lot; $3.50. inspect
BY appointment only. ,,WALCRoT 4
en- ssoc sSe eyeninas nslHs ao i h5 1850
NEAR 18th AND X N:E.-By owner; brick
semidetached In excellent condition; f1rst
floor reception hall. living room with
gas fireplace. den. dining room. equipped
basement, V bath. oil heat; priced rea-
sonaoy soma Fgr indormation doan or appt to In
1909 D ST. N.E.-By owner; mod o-rm.
h.-w.h.. serval reigr., comp. equip. kit.
new-house cond,: priced right; immed poss.
dns insp; atp BY sppt No sgents FIR; 516s Ia
wIE yiSh1 d}EGinv ITise Mrs Reaamond; EN- ssss,
SsRAMknN +. s.Msn1 ST; y sE;-aome with Enslish
Nndy VIZ dhsnalsi 9atni Cali AD. oo$1, sHoickEY 4
aiHysAI4P siyRss MIRAGE N.E.-semidstMacssea
ea ea semens oil ac heat; nswly redeeorat-
MgRFay ssSHIFss CO Gan soasS asSs for insDses.on
bath. hardwood floors, oil heat; owner
oeenpied possession with settlement. MR..
e6IoKsD,sl De lso s9d 81 81 HEHome S1s2 n,tn
income. Large brick, rms, 2 baths. oh
until 9 pm. VIM. II. sAUNDERs c., g. NC NC.
CoLoRED-PossEssioN-1eoo BLOCK
OWEN PL. NE. Beautiful 2-story tapestry
brick: large rms. and bath, full basement.
gas neat. built.in garage. inclosed rear
%ast sec to Fea porch Priced aa GO sa
$4,000. with reasonable down pasment snM It,
Act quickly. Call until Q pm. weekdays:
san sRriEs E f 4AG s ,11a WH cAAIoMIRIs FAX PROP
GoLoRED-I HAVE THIS s-RM. e-bsth
n furnture RE- nsg ssston eomDse
Me afE iAs A!haH1ss p fss 464 s5s
G9d9REpGI; Gode9R P1sars AITENTIoS TT Excellent
perfect condition, that can be handled
under 81 financing; live in one apt. rent
y1al, from other will help you pay. MITCHELL
SoIokfbGoWnS oleK 1sal; eve; E. RIA. st1s 8.
able Trinidad area; 2-family home, suit
anle Tor private home or income if de-
priced at only S12,75O, with reasonable
down payment. Call MA. 9797 or Ii 3540
until pm. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO,
COLORED-TRINIDAD .AREA-we have
several extremely desirable properties
lecated on Morse ST.. Owen pl. and Oates
81, these homes are properly priced and
available for quick possession; If you want
TO live in this fine section. consult us at
once; terms and prices will be fair and
reasonable. Call MA. 9797 or Ii 354O
antil unit pm. CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. ave. NV.
SoF9nbDsSS sna Sasb $500 $ ST EodS Ms dov ss
poIoREb ofFosTuN1ry : ossTTN1 for home or
investment; semidet brick on 9Th st.
floors, s rms. and bath; s rear ale alley: y psices, e.
gs Rssfs 1SSHsEErS$HS n S$S$ s5 SRTS 'an. 'SE
bsmt.. h.-w.h., c. Call now now ts to inspect Beet
pm. Leo N RERNsTEiN asnshS g. cce5 co W i41 : :
COLORED-OFF 18th AND EAST CAP
IIOL STS.-6.rm: Colonial brick, bath,
recre. rm.. oil heat; excel cond.; screens,
ziST@ SasGSs RESTfY stGyf ans Co., refg
COLORED-NEAR NE. location: 8 1se
rms, incl. porches; In perfect cond
heat. Call GE 1872 VA
C0LoRED-S1,o 900 DOWN, IMMEDIATE
POSS., NEAL ST. N.E.-6 arms. bsmt.,
h;zW;h;; 3 n5Who, gMarage, M lee yard, porches. Mr..
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe,t.

sETHEsDA-Desiysble 7:Im., 2-bath.
vssffs aicE se B. St Ss Rfst WI lo'stSu $780, cs
BBEkTiHEsIDSA, s1e,s5o-Desirable e-rm'. l.
bath brick side porch full bsm. im%ssY- eY
LACE B. AGNEW, WI. 500; eves., o..
ccSSE1o5RED-sEw pEr. HOUSES, Coles
sS PsS2sS VI s5ss ss ssf; KS 'SS % ;5$s a
Se Blk n s
sond fns sash tile sasao Rsth n No. 59ss Ho ssF
COLoRED-TWo-FAM APT, $1,000
down, of Ga. ave. Regular 2-family apt;
2-story brick, rooms and bath in each
apt; total rms and ads;ow baths; with sep;
to sell at $l1 1850 with payments like rent.
TM Y5fs lS9b SAIoMTKss q ms 81 5R65EETE iS55 Sc
coLoREp-spRING RID. N.w.-srick g.
room dwelling and bath, full basement;
q ons tIusts, s.. PAYABLE $7S : month, GsIl e e
nspe1s co NA ths 1sss Desirable residence MURRAY
coIoREDGs ST. AT 1ss-e rooms oil
annual neos e sse aass a socs so So
coIoRE5S4oo { oGai LED: 200 BLOCK LURAY PL. NV.
near SOlQlerS S HOme-0 rooms, Datn, OIL
heat. MRS. LEWIS, Ho. 1868. -s
COLORED-320O BLOCH WARDEk ST.
N.W.-Oil heat, full bsmt, dbl. garage,
deep lot, bargain. MRS. LEWIS, HO.
COLoRED-sPECIALB BARGAIN-e rooms
and bath, very modern; near and 18th
sts. NV; suitable for doctor or dentist;
only $13.950, very small down payment.
seLosEb5ssoS ee Sasf; 5a; S'ls siock OF 18th ST.
N.W.-Row brick, 8 rooms, 8 baths, h.-w.h..
arranged as 2 apis. and rooms: income
about $500 per month. Price, SlS.75O.
Including hSa1 fHrnIture. sggd. M. B. WEAVER. Wo.
coLoREDl@IHaSOME and income-producins
property. 2-story and basement brick
residence, near North Capitol and T sts.,
completely remodeled into one apartment
Of rooms and bath, and two apartments
OF rooms and bath, renting for approx
mately 5000 per month Hot-water heat
with oil burner, 2 gas and electric re-
frigerators. All furniture included with
the property: Priced $17,500; $500
minimum cash required. Phone Mr. NC
5gGas LIG Co. 1895 II @ st; NV; - M IA; ss45;
BLK. OF 18th ST. N.W.-Suitable for dr. IS
residence. It's just a fine home; first COM
mercial; liv. -rm. size of two: other rms.
very lge.; Sl3,750; down payment. $4,000.
AT. 1904. 10,
Evening star., 1948-01-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,hwe,,.

COLORED-2-FAMILY FLAT, NJ pl. bet
unit in each fiat; has GI approval for
$9, 900: price, S9,O00 Call Mr.. Fairbairn.
with CONNER { RYoN, INC. se7 18th St. It.
COLORED-5-RM. FRAME, GOOD sw. L.
cation; $4,000. THos. P. BROWN. Sis