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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-08-19

den ON North Jackson street has
become quite tame f.. and Byron
Anderson out at Jesse's in Orange
township last week sighted several
rabbit families.
Aaron Geiger, around 80, one of
Bluffton's oldest residents, has young
ideas-he took his first plane ride
from Bluffton airport the other day
and saw the town and countryside
from the air-and enjoyed it great
ly.
Looks like it will be Bluffton
Presbyterian Sunday school day at
the ball game in Cleveland, Satur-
day. when the Indians play Chicago.
1t all started when 16 teen ayers
qualified for free trip to the game
as winners in baseball derby which
required six months regular attend
ance at Sunday school or its equiv
alent. With the youngsters enthus-
iastic about the trip, some of the
older ball fans became interested in
providing transportation and in
cidentally seeing the game them
selves. At last reports nine car
loads are planning to take off Satur-
day morning.
Friday the 13th-it has come and
gone as ii does every so often when
the coincidence bobs up on the
calendar. Biggest casualty of the
day that has come to the ears of
this column concerned the eyeglasses
of Paul Stauffer of West Kibler
street which were ruined when he
ran over them while moving the
lawn where he had lain them a few
minutes before and although it
may be considered an ill omen to
start a trip on that day, four women
found the journey pleasant and any
thing but monotonous. They were
Mrs. Esther Hochstettler, Misses
Benice Zimmerman and Lorena
Hochstettler all of Bluffton and Mrs.
Lesta Simmons of Stryker who left
by bus Friday to spend the week end
with Miss Helen Basinger in Zion,
Ill. They had breakfast in Ohio.
luncheon in Indiana and Illinois and
a picnic supper with their hostess,
Miss Basinger at Petrifed Springs
III Wisconsin.
And the Henry Hubers back from
a two weeks sightseeing trip by
plane in Alaska. They say the
weather is about as it was here
mornings and evenings the past week
from so to 10 degrees. They were
surprised to see so many Ohio people
touring Alaska, including DR.. West
phal of Findlay and others from
Bellevue and Newark. Their air route
was from Chicago, via Minneapolis
and Seattle. It's a % hour trip from
| Chicago to Fairbanks, Alaska
hours from Seattle. At Seattle they
saw planes being loaded to fly fooc
supplies to Berlin, Germany.
There will be a get-together Of
former Blufftonites at Green lake
Wisconsin when the Arch Griffith.
of Madison, West Virginia and G A
dad" Lehman meet at the Northern
Baptist convention this week. This
Griffiths stopped here over the weel
end to visit his brother Esmont
enroute to Wisconsin where Dat
Lehman is directing the music. Leh
man, formerly of the Bluffton college
conservatory is director of music a
Rochester-Colgate Baptist seminary
at Rochester, N. Y. The Baptist:
have a tract of more than 900 acre:
around Green Lake where they have
developed extensive facilities fol
summer meetings.
Evening star., 1948-11-03
BIO *"THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. &C.
WEDNESDAY, 3,
SOmber Tale Makes Film Classic
In Dupont's Day of Wrath
By Joy cormody

collection of melancholy Danes comparison with whom Ham
assembled WRATH" which
today at the Dupont Theater.
expense
directed by It's
beyond
Evening star., 1948-11-03
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Ambassador-"The Loves OF Car
men; los, $40. Sis, 7:2o and 9:35
pm.
Capitol-"Isn't 1t Romantic?";;
11:10 am, 1:50, 4:30, tbs and 9:55
pm. Stage shows: los, 3:45, $50
and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Apartment for Peg
gy";; 1925 am, 1:30, $3.50, 5:35 and
$40 pm.
Dupont-"Day of Wrath; 1:2O,
3:25, $50, 7:35 and 9:40 pm.
Hippodrome-"The 80 Steps; q
4:40, tbs and 9:55 pm.
Keith's-"Race Street; SIS a m,
1:55. >3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Hamlet"; 2:30 and $3.50
pm.
Metropolitan-"Johnny Belinda;
1880 am, /, 2:10, 5:25, 7:35 and
9:45 pm.
National-"Red Shoes; 2:3o and
$3.50 pm.
Palace-"Red River; Ills am,
las, 4:20, 6:55 and $50 pm.
Pix-"No Greater Sin; 2:25, 7:35
and 1910 pm.
Playhouse-"Hamlet";; 2:3o and
$50 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 am.
Warner-"The Loves of Carmen; {;
II am, los, 3:l5, $40, 7:30 and
9:45 pm.
Evening star., 1948-11-03

scape. In its sweep it finds series
of highly dramatic contrasts, most
of them in the portrait of Anne by
Miss Movin.
AS the picture opens, she is a girl
beset by fear, crushed between hel
mothers sin of witchcraft, her hus-
bands sense of guilt for their mar
riage, and her mother-in-law's cold
hatred that the girls beauty has
brought sin to the Peterson
household. Martins love displaces
these terrors with Anew sense OF
power within Anne, a feeling that
neither of them can understand
but which uses them, and is used
by them, to bring Day OF Wrath
to its powerful climax.
Miss Movin's portrait of the girl
slowly emerging from repression in
to the recklessness of a woman in
love is the Dupont films most strik-
ing piece of acting. Yet every part
in Dreyer's screen play is acted
with the same quiet power.
Three particularly memorable
jobs are those done by Thirkild
Roose as the confused. deeply re-
ligious, elderly husband; Anna
Svierkier as the unbalanced widow
whose witchcraft sends her to the
flaming pile of faggots; and Sigrio
Neiiendam as the remorseless
mother of the harassed pastor.
The film they have wrought under
Dreyers direction is an extra-spe-
cial exhibit of the cameras illumi-
mating power.
Evening star., 1948-11-03

sonality. You might as well hope
for Lassie in Camille" as expect
Mr.. Raft in any role other than
that one he always plays.
Race Street" does not put any
new demands on Mr.. Raft. He is
cast as well-to-do bookie, oper-
ating in plush Office with Invest
ments" discreetly labeled on the
door, and shelves full Of what seems
to be real books, with words printed
in them. lining the walls. He has
two friends from his boyhood days,
less affluent bookie and detec-
tive captain. He also has a girl
friend (of his post boyhood days..
Well, this less affiuent bookie gets
rubbed by the boys of a syndicate
trying to muscle in on the San
Francisco bookies with a protection
racket. The detective keeps saying
Let's do this my way" and Raft
keeps dummying up and trying to
do 1t his way. He won't even be-
lieve his ever-lovin' is the syndi-
Gates finger woman until 1t is so
late in the picture that the time
has come to shoot him dead. This
Is very original plot. you can see.
1t is not THE original plot, but it
is not much younger.
The cast surrounding Mr.. Raft is
headed by William Bendix, who
plays the detective with the air of
an actor who has discovered that
his life work does have its snares
and delusions. Others are Henry
Morgan (the one who was Harry
Bratsburg and not the radio one)
Frank Faylen and Marilyn Maxwell.
Miss Maxwell seems to have been
held in check by Director Edwin L.
Marin so that the emotional range
Evening star., 1948-11-03
Raft Is Still Raft
In Race Street,
On Keith's Screen

RACE STREET" an RKo picture pro-
duced by Nat Holt. directed BY Edwin L.
Marin. screenplay by Martin Rackin. sug-
sested by the story by Maurice Davis,
songs by Don Raye and Gene De Paul,
Ray Hendorf and Moe Jerome Ted Koch
Ter. At Keith's
Evening star., 1948-11-03
Flax Heads Variety
Officers for 1049

Jake Flax, Washington Branch
manager for Republic Pictures. Is
the new chief barker of Variety
Club Tent II for 1949.
Other officers selected by the
newly elected Board of Governors
are Wade Pearson, first assistant
chief barker: Morton Gerber, second
assistant chief barker; Sam CALAMITY
treasurer, and Jerry Adams, prop
erty master.
Tent lis new Board of Governors
includes, in addition to these off,
cials, Theatermen George Crouch,
Sidney Lust, Fred Klein, Carter T.
Barron, Leon Makover and Glenn
Norris.
Nathan D. Golden and Fred S.
Kogod were elected at the meeting
to be delegates to the 1948 Variety
Club Convention in San Francisco
Frank Boucher, retiring chief
barker. will be national convasman
for 194s.
Evening star., 1948-11-03
the Artistry in Ahyiha sf
JUNE cHRIsrY

Tickets: s? including tax. Advance price
S1.75 at 3 Super Music Stores. 1l1O eth
ST.. NV. 1927 H ST., NE, 1880 F, Nat
Press Bldg.
Evening star., 1948-11-03

craft in Denmark is majestically
scmber symphony. 1t contemplates
the eternal problem of sin and suf-
fering in a setting of religious fa-
raticism and it accepts with a sto-
ical dignity the most ruthless of
fate's DEGREES for man.
AS screen fictions go. it is a classic
specimen and Dreyer, long absent
from film making, returns to prove
that he is among the most eloquent
of men with a camera in his hands.
A spectacular part of this proof
is a series of superb performances
by Danish cast, among whom
young Lisbeth Movin stands out so
clearly her seizure by Hollywood
must be inevitable.
n X u
Weirs Jenssens' novel. Anne
Pedersdotter, is the literary in
spiration OF Dreyer's DAY of
Wrath"
Its central figure is Anne Peders-
Evening star., 1948-11-03

DAY OF WRATH" George J.
by car
Moeens Skot-Hansen, Poul Knudsen and
Carl Dreyer from the the novel, Anne
Pedersdotter, by Wiers Jenssens. At the
THE CAST.
Anne Lisbeth Movin
AbSalon Thirkild Roose
Meret, his mother Sigrid Neiiendam
Martin, his son Preben Lerdorff
The Bishop Albert Hoebers
Herlofs Marie Anna Svierkier
Evening star., 1948-11-03
THE CAST.
By Harry Macarthur

Race Street." yesterdays arrival
at Keith's, can best be described as
the new George Raft picture.
George Raft pictures are, in a way
something like Lassie pictures. They
are not aimed at the same audi
ence, and they do not operate on
the same level of sweetness and
light, of course. There is a SINH
larity, though. in that each must
be designed to fit the limitations
of a certain acting talent and per-
Evening star., 1948-11-03

young wife of fanatically devout
Absolon Peterson. On the surface,
this marriage represents matrimony
in it's holy form. Actually it Is moth
ing of the kind. Absolon, a widower,
head of the church's fanatital Board
of Judges has saved Anne's mother
from being burned as witch, in pay
ment for which he has taken the
innocent child as his wife.
This unblest union contains the
force of its own moral distintegra-
ton, a process that begins in the
conscience of Absolon. When he
sentences another witch to the COM
munity's eerily festive fire. her
charge of evil begins to churn his
conscience and his sin is on its way
to exacting its penalty.
The process accelerates when
Absolon's son, Martin, returns to
the severely simple parsonage. He
falls in love with his beautiful young
stepmother, in a wild, unthinking
amour which not only releases Anne
from her emotional bondage but
gives her the feeling that, as the
daughter of a witch. she has the
power to release herself from Abso-
lon. When she wishes him dead
needless of the consequences in the
fear ridden community-he dies.
1t is only momentarily, however,
that this ruthless action frees her.
Its almost instant effect is to set in
motion again the cycle of accusation
trial, and the ultimate fire in which
she shall burn while the community
celebrates the purging of another
human who made a deal with the
Evil One.
Obviously this is not the sort of
material which a director may rush
through. It's energy is the internal
sort, operating within the consciences
of the characters. Its effect is to
make Day of Wrath" slow moving
film by ordinary standards. Dreyer,
a brooding, melancholy man, accepts
his material on its own terms.
Before fate tosses the pictures
victims into the fanatical fire which
Furnishes their sins, the camera
moves with a kind Of remorseless
torpor over an icily emotional land
Evening star., 1948-11-03

her father thought this would give
her Q closer bond with other chill
dren. Frank Mazzone subsequently
chose her, in testing so pupils there.
when Nan first joined us we did
everything by count. because she
can read lips" said Mazzone. Now
she can follow the vibrations of
the music. She's wonderful"
Evening star., 1948-11-03
Lombard Film Again

Thanksgiving Day, November Is,
Will be the opening day of a special
return engagement Of MY Man
Godfrey" at the Hippodrome and
Bethesda Theaters. Stars of the
comedy are William Powell and the
late Carole Lombard,
Evening star., 1948-11-03
Mute Dancer Wins
Acclaim in Films
BY the Associoied Press

Slim, titian-haired Nan Bower
a deaf mute since birth, celebrated
her 10th anniversary as a profess
sional dancer with a screen role
cher first) in 1.-TWO Guys and q
Gal"
Nan is q member of the Mazzone-
Abbott troupe which appears in the
picture with Dennis Morgan, JACK
Carson and Doris Day.
Born in Philadelphia, Miss Bower
studied dancing as a child because
Evening star., 1948-03-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD teen,., ,

&I68 n ST. N.W.-Youne gentleman, re-
med, sober. Christian; large basement rn. ;
aeneious FOOD; S45 Der mo-; homelike
fTR0iaafszsssiA PahfzsAsr-Astr.e.iv. room for @2o or
dssrsd. Can App psssse ss5s home' 0fsaklafs is II
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and child
sssa.p " oldi $685. sssy care for child; EiS fS0d
s1o1 sT. N.W.~Double and triple. with
G49esrd' 4eoS SO $40 per @ month. NO. s1s4.
49, sslso share RI FOR ! girl: home.cooked food;
1925 FILLMORE ST. NV. (near 18th and
columbia rd.)-Excellent board or rooms
Ises EUcEIDD EgIdDDssi IT, s NWMboasSle room for
home privileges: convenient transporta-
sioHi SiNS NrSessonsele Adams 1889. ...21
SSg, @ Phone Adams so24. --1s
HELPFUL HOME-COOKED FOODS and
clean. euiet rooms at 1406 18th st. NV.
we have room for or boys at SAT mo.
CALVERT HOUSE, 14o1 10th n.w.-JWell-
appointed residence for business people;
newly decorated double. also single, excel
CLUB MASON. 1925 N. II. ave, Washing
tons most exclusive Ruesthouse, has lovely
triple room for 3 girls; switchboard serv-
Ice. We are famous for our food. 1t costs
no more to live at the best. Also lovely
double room to share. Phone Mrs. Sample.
SINGLE ROOM with board for quiet young
gil. 500 month; block from bus line.
ia 410O. 10
Evening star., 1948-03-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FAi,III. FAMILY OF ADULTs desire small
sHoo ona ae VI eaasn tasa need
z 4.room house. Call MRS. MoLTA, cH.
FORMER UNIV. PROF. wife, now in 60 Govt
Ct least 1sx12; suburban Md or Va. pre-
Weesaa,s no psan. Children sE to s1s6
sSEs1R'' SxVR % 2lsS Ra EEa
sfastt1' ss. o. ssefs sSRs wsshngtoR dusy
FhsNas Ho6sf 1saeGrss or 4n al IS
$50 SO Fl Fl! s%ITh R9FEa AFRy 70!
sEED SsaIn.p BIZ ,oAI. APRIL dssTEMdunfurnisheS z
NAVY ofFicER AND FAMILY desires Is g.
bedroom DC sT;On,, unfaTnishsd house; year lease
Msf%fEk slss RsRsh 1 SsSs s
ent, urgently needs 3 or bedroom house,
gnturnished; northwest In Western High
SCHOOL area: top $50. Phone TIE. 1856
cHk1sfIAN FELLOWS. nondrinkers: iurn
Or unfurn: house or apt, April LIST; pref.
RAfioNaL VI 7ls MSGszfHNE GE HH esfs spiroR g,,.;
children aged and 10: permanent. desire
3 or 4 bedroom house; northwest section;
April furnished or unfurn.; up to $175.
MAGAZINE EDITOR, wife, children
permanent residents). want 8 or bedrm
nnfurn. house; northwest pref, vicinity
Ben Murch School; want adequate back
yard; would like half or full bath ON
1st a.; around S135 month: will take q
yr. lease or LONGER. CO. 67S2 evenings
BRITISH GOVERNMENT ofcial and wife
seek unfurnished Cor furnished) small
house or apartment in nearby Virginia or
aS 400 fs1efs1 axs sli and quiet tenants Cal! De
NAVY COUPLE will pay $3.50 to s176 per
Snfurnishsd nr Ssdrdu house IN NV Washington;
room and bath, either on ground level or
3rd floor; occupancy by April is; will take
S.year 2. lease. 4, LANE cRICHER: Real
skxzrLfAN AIR MSgofs sGof a. and Nv wife 'as; desire
house with garage in. NV. section; no
references. Call DE. 5000. MAJ COSTA
ARMY COLONEL and wife desire rent
fyrnishsd or unfurnished house. Cali
OFFICER .REGULAR NAVY desires un-
furnished house or row house with three
or more bedrooms for three adults. VII
yinia OF, NV. preferred; I'D to S120 on
WANTED 70 RENT 2 or more bedrm
aon aoTse ow or ,sppsr apartment; prefer Arlington.
TNF6RNIsHED HOUSE, o rooms or more,
in northwest. DE. o125 between Q am.
ana Pm 30
Evening star., 1948-03-18
APARTMENTs WANTEp.

RETURNED VETERANS and other en-
ployes Of Capital Transit Co., who have
families. need private apis. and houses.
to family. call MI. 1868. Ext. 672, Mon
Must have private kitchen and bath and
rent under $75.
PBI AGENT, single. wants etnciency or l.
tS.SFSoT 1iSs Est ,,ssI.aSgSd HGSEz 10:
81 two bachelor Army oticers viii sign
ons-yesr lease; northwest Washington or
Georgetoyn area preferred; excellent care
"a 1885; oSo to weekdays; Sat. and sunday.
MARRIED COUPLE and . children need 4
SSeT So4rsp sspeIsmsss5 cH ss74 or house. Call MRS
COUPLE; no children, desires 1-rm.. kit.
SNT He OF of fwo ssShE sEbKM, Ss unfurnl.h.d 1 ant
or,x or small house NV or nearby haryand
AIR FORCE PERSONNEL. stationed ais An
:sTi snd :a Ais' H. siS EXT nssn SHas s9ts
rwo-RooM, FURNISHED APT. With
Kitchen bath; adults; sc. section. Box
REFINED a1Mi COUPLE need 1-b.droom. lsT f,,rr
apt. apt sor1 for April and May. Call WA, 1921 or
NoNecoMMIssIoNED OFFICER and en-
ployed wife need apt. Immediately; bedrm.,
living room. kitchen and bath prefer
ably NV; references. Call aE. 1000 Ext,
81; SKIES. sg0m an to p.m'' M<sEReT. SEES.
CONSULTING ENGINEER and v,s. want
completely furnished apartment including
ai %oash. ' a. sssee vs.tls' tRs''eEs So. 4sM
!SSs1.As ~ = usses S"s 80 s &C. q r a;ss RI
DnsRERsTT, SH RR Yss and wifi. .zp.ss,ns 1es es,ls
IN ns,a May; need apt. ADAMs. phone DU.
SoRTHzAsr ArAHraGxNr or room with
SaNS SSS5NFInS m9sthsT: mstshssT: dsashtsI: M. zssS. sos
nv section Call RE. 4o27, RIM. I1s,
Amy AIM 0;eo eoLoSEL eM AND WIFE desire IL. rent
fuTnished Or unfurnished apartment. Cali
VII; FERN. Govr. ATTY. and wife, no
children, desire S-rm: unfurn, apt, pvt.
ss6 e. & s. SnfNaTs u.s. agsepss s Sss SssI
s.sa .s: :?' sass 'sssR 2SsR .s
need sb Ut: sns
'os Gan DSi Mehsan Ssn ss1o s:zs5' months
,ssn' :s Sds ;nt' FL eea7 ss:is; s. '4t M fs5S
Afs i ffoaRst foRcx oFr1oEn and wifi. desir.
SsSn. ri y, N sa: M 1t, s:sh: t. essSSsS: sSs:
after 5 pm. Sat. and Sun. No children
M. WANTED rm., uassrn,: middle
ssFsd sTplo,ed lady; nv. pref. Phone
ea q ssseisnsS .psI.nsas isfai:s.s ississ sns q
sos s.. ';as5.ss'' sssH s..1
Evening star., 1948-03-18
HOUSES FOR SAlE-Rlarehwess

HOUSES FOR SALs-Nerthwess.
cOLORED-1248 IKVING 81. N.W.-I0
rooms, AMI, conveniently located In
sishcSisss psiShboIhood; sacrifice. $4,000:
ments For inspestion, cali NM. VII
NW.-Fine 4-story stone res; IA rms.
~ baths, IRE escapes; present income,
oyer 5000 per mo-; can deliver vacant,
PRICED to sell; substantial cash REQUIRED.
GaI MI, Mangels, LU. Sill, fTAbLER,
coLoREDG1soo BLOCK KALoRAMA RID
Home and investment; rms, 2 baths
OIL heat; $4,000 down. MRS. ELLIOTT,
CoIoRED-7Oo ELK. QUEBEC PL. Nv
A 6-bedroom. bath, large home. IN
fine condition.; oil h.-w.h., full basement
with front and rear entrances; priced at
only. S1S,500; substantial cash required;
30-day poss. Can Mr.. Burke with LEGUM
a. GERBER REALTY CO., AID. $500. -of
Evening star., 1948-03-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SILVER SPRING-Win share o-rm. mod
ern home, private pttchen. senibAth; empl.
NE1R WoobLEsYi ED. AND Gin sr.1iss.
furnished house; u 500 sssh. balance IKE
VIII VII saaSa M 81 HoMs 81 wtiS wM apio,.a eouS
all conveniences; block from bus; nicely
furn.; gas heat; $65 mo-; extra chsrge for
day care of child or ya. 1907 Heth
e-RM. MOD. Clinton Md.-Rsnt free to
congenial family who will make home for
elderly but active widoWer; no drinkers;
prefer mature, settled couple. Clinton 63-W.
ME- wEsTMoRELAND cncLE-a bed
rooms, lovely garden; $50; ". lease;
avail. Immediately. MRS. GRADY, DE.
MD.-Beautifully furn. home 9
rms; and bath, lovely recreation rm.; det.
brick; large yard; washer. elec. iron In
cluded: near transp.; adults only: $3.50.
JOSEPH e BRUNO, INC. Realtors, pos
FOR RENT--Alexandria; furnished, three
bedrms,, dining room, living room. Kitchen,
pantry. library, playroom. IA baths: At
eaaREs 5aslHe RatG E. ao fEeis sass ais Primes sso i,
HOME-All-elec. brick home,
beautifully furnished; bedrma. baths;
la bath on lst floor ultramodern; good
sized wooded lot; $3.50 per mo. cHEVY
CHASE REALTY. EN-. 1900 till 0 pm,
4420 Conn. ave. -19
Evening star., 1948-03-18
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

mSNb b~Ss T<SNtt<S 0U0 SbSN~S6
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING-Fast
service. low rates: no Job too small
LONG DISTANCE AND LOCAL moving.
fSG Gsll UNITED ~ is43 STATES STORAGE Co.
MARINE I VETERANS MOVING co..-24-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and baggage. All. 2769 or FIR. 0386.
MOVING ACROSS THE STEEET or across
the country. safe storage In separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO. .O104.
UNION STORAGE CO.. INC. est. 1905.
EX-GI MOVING, Grating, storage, any
where. any time; no Job too large or small:
r.asonsBls @ % rates.. Is dIoVER. t. kE. e. 54So. is:
or part load to and from
Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit,
st: Louis. Kansas City. Denver
and Calf; immediate service. NORTHERN
VANLNES, INC. AT. 9243, Ii. 1925. 2O'
SMALL JOBS-Trunks. personal effects.
baggage, etc. Prompt service, day night.
Truck with eflcient white driver, SO 80
hr. Also packing and Grating. LU. S905.
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience, with
new van; careful handling; reas. rates.
Call any time, MR.. COOK, Gil. 5137.
EDELMAN MOVING 4 STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
as RaFs Ss nter sn aouf m 4s
trunks, bAggage, low
Il rates; good service. RE. 1921. 81
VETERAN, Just out Of the service. will
move or haul anything. night or day; no
job too small. Call EARLE AT. 1881. "a
Evening star., 1948-03-18
COOPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE.

BEAUTIFUL, Capitol Hill, nr.. Supreme
CourtEunturn., 2 rms. foyer tiled bath
heat, air conditioned; $1,000 down, bal
sncs $111.e7 monthly. OWNER, FIR.
cor. APT. unfurnished, Northumber-
land Apt.-Lge. 5-rm. apt. 2 bedrms:
each with dressing rm; reception hall
l. DIXON & CO, lo22 18th st. n.ws
ly front apt, 3 lge. rms, k. and b.; furn.
or unfurn.: $4,000 cash. No children,
no pets. Telephone AID. 1860. 10
minimum net return interest you, on
either q small or large investment? Here
is rare opportunity to buy q brick apart, part.
as. little as $1,000 cash down per unit.
balance on 32-year FHA-approVed loan.
Each apartment consists of lovely rooms
and tiled bath Very Conveniently 40
Gated in Southeast Washington. For de-
tails, call ROBERT MAGEE, RE. T14O
until g.