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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
KREMLIN WORK STIRS
HISTORY

MOSCOW @(AP)-T The recent
restoration work on the Kremlin
has been responsible for many
discoveries about this ancient
citadel.
A wall older than the Kremlin
wall has been found in the lower
section of the Blagoveschchensky
tower. 1t is part of the former
whitestone wall which was built
at the time of Dmitry Donskoy.
A we'll preserved fresco Of the
sixteenth century made by Fec
dicia, son of the famous artist,
D%ionisia, was found when some
old layers of paint were removed
from one of the cathedrals inside
the Kremlin.
In the Nineteenth Century it
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
Change Over In Production Raises
Employment In Local Wooden Mill

That old warning about chang
ing horses in the stream appar-
emily applies to politics only for
the Jackson County Mills have
certainly disproved it on behalf
Of industry.
In the early summer, the mill
met a terrific slump in the wooden
goods market by changing over
to cotton and today the employ
ment rolls show an increase of
$50 employees. added. during the
past three months.
Several factors have brought
about this expansion of the knit
ting mill, according to Saul Peter
zell, vice president in charge of
operations.
The bulk of the garments pre-
viously manufactured, MI. Peter
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adaptable to the new use, but
others used to knit the sweaters
were stored in the back of the
plant against the time when the
wooden sweater market should
pick up. The retraining of the
personnel was a major undertake
ing. Two garment engineers
were brought in who have spent
months re-arranging and adjust
ing machinery and working out a
plan of coordination among the
workers.
The company is beginning to
knit some of the material used in
the making of the T-shirts and
nine new machines have been in
stalled. At the present time, the
mill is knitting material in plain
colors to be used for the neck and
waist bands. They are also be-
ginning to work out their own de-
signs.
T-shirts of every hue and COM
bination of colors are in the pro-
cess of being made daily by pat
terms from the company designer.
While other workers are busily
sewing the lastex swim suits.
These swim suits go out from
the mill to be sold under we'll
known labels - the product of
a local progressive industry.
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rAscAGoutA cHRoN1c1E-srAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

at Mississippi State and served
three years as first lieutenant
with the artillery in Europe fol-
lowing which he took a course at
the University of Chicago and a
year at the University of Missis-
sippi and will finish work on his
Masters degree at the latter after
this year of teaching at State. Fol-
lowing a reception held at the
church parlors, the couple left on
a honeymoon through the Ozark
mountains after which they went
to Starkville where they are oc-
cupying an apartment
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

Nuptiols Event
In Tullos. La.

News has been received of the
details of the marriage of Miss
Janet Milan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Milan of Tullos, La. to
Thomas Hughes Handy, son of
Captain and Mrs. Ellis Handy of
Ocean Springs which was a lovely
event at the First Baptist church
in Tullos during the latter part
of December.
The Rev. Fletcher Hart per-
formed the double ring ceremony
aginst a background of lighted
candles and an all-blue Christ
mas tree reflecting across the al
tar and bridal party. Baskets of
white flowers and greenery and
tall candelabra holding lighted
tapers completed the decorations.
The bride entered on the arm
of her father and wore a candle
light satin gown with fitted bod
ice and a bouffant skirt extending
into a long train. Her fingertip
veil of illusion fell from a satin
covered tiara trimmed in chan
lilly lace and embroidered with
seed pearls. She carried an old
fashioned shower bouquet of
white camellias.
The brides attendants were
Mrs. Leo Shelton of New Orleans
and Miss Janet Handy of Ocean
Springs, sister of the groom. The
candlelighters were Misses Char
lene Undertake of Shreveport
and Mary Ann Bardin of Tullos.
The groom's father was best man
and ushers were John Milan,
brother of the bride, Raymond
Jackson of Little Rock, Ark, and
Billy Cooksey of Delhi, La.
The bride, a graduate of Louisi-
ana Polytechnic Institute and a
post graduate at the University of
Colorado, taught for the past two
years in the Ocean Springs high
school. The groom received his
degree in physics and chemistry
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

What TO do for woman's oldest problem.
functional monthly pain7 Many o girl and
woman has found the answer in CAR
Durs 2-vay help. You see, CARDUI may
make things lots easier for you In either
OF two ways: ~ started , days before
your time and taken as directed on tbs
label 1t should help relieve functional
periodic pain; (2) taken throughout the
month Like . tonic. It should improve your
appetite. aid digestion. and thus help
build up resistance for the trying days to
come. cARDU1 is scientifically prepared
and scientifically tested. II you suffer "at
those certain times, get CARDUI today.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

uent assembly arose out of the
demand of some of its members
from the united provinces to con-
duct the proceedings in Hindi
and to draft the constitution in
Hindi, Without a national Ian
guage, independence will be
meaningless" they asserted.
The past hatred in South India
for the English language as be-
ing foreign had gone with the de-
parture of the British. Krishna-
macharia says. "The impatience
and intolerance Of the North is
starting a new hatred though
Hindi is ultimately destined to
become the national language of
India"
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zell said, were sweaters and WOOL
en- swim suits for both men and
women. Then came the trend for
lastex and dress-maker suits for
women and fabric trucks for men
and the mill discontinued this line.
Later the slump in the sweater
market gave the mill another jolt
and as a result the mill went into
the production of the now popular
T-shirt and lastex swim suits.
The switch over, though it in
volved retraining of personnel
and conversion of some of the
adaptable machinery and installa-
ton of other new machines, was
accomplished so successfully and
SO smoothly that employment took
an upward slant almost imme-
diately and indications are that
100 additional persons will be add
ed during the coming month, Mr..
Peterzell said.
Faith In Workers
Faith in their employees and in
their ability to adjust themselves
and learn a new skill without a
disastrous loss of time was one
of the deciding factors in the
switch, Mr.. Peterzell asserted.
Company officials are proud of
the fact that the mill has been
able to absorb some of the coun-
tvs unemployed.
This current project called for
intensive planning and skillful
execution. Some machines were
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

was believed that these frescoes
were lost foreyer.
In the corhar of The Kremlin's
Arsenal towar workers found a
bronze sisnet ring embedded in a
wall. The name on the ring was
"YakovE and the family name
had been rubbed away.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

The Flying Dutchman' is a
legendary phantom ship believed
to haunt the waters around the
Cape of Good Hope.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

Nearly 10000, 900 acres of
commercial forest land are priv
ately owned in the United States.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

Some kinds of penguins travel
in water by alternate leaps and
dives.
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Rheumatism

In a as page booklet. a committee Of IL Of
Che nations leading doctors have Issued q com
md arthrltia
From their findings a fotmuls called Rp-Tel
was then tested by physicians and clinics and
has achieved remarkable results in relieving tn
pains ct rheumatism. arthrftis, backache and
~neuritis Ru-Tei Tablets are pleasant to take.
do not upset the stomach-Gve quick eQothing
relief. somsffssss overnight. Now Rn-Tei Tablets
are avas.shle through all drugsists. Fret bottle
must help or ycar money refunded.
WICCINS PHARMACY
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHEs DA, MD.-Nicely furn. home;
Bendix washer; s176 mo. WALTER
a Brown, l1o4 Vermont ave. MA
n lsSsi W fAs sis4: sedrms, ? baths,
lease, lower for Q yrs: adult family
cory FURN. HoUsE-N. ,Arlington;
. bedrms. and bath, oil h.,w:n;'
cow. to everything; Ss5. Gil. 1897
4 sEpIooMs. a,.> BATHs-Beauti-
fully furnished; library. den, elee-
trio kitchen. fireplaces, barn with
servants apartment above; % miles
RoG III nsf LAM Hfscdas Rsa IS Ecu
sive agent. 1901 s. Arlington Ridge
LOVELY LITTLE HoME in town, for
summer; eonsenial discriminating
pong :sIssnsa din perch family .|..y,n 3,
1878 sHS AIIiissoN Sir. NE.-semiset
s,sSs.s sSnsa 1 ..s heat ss esufay
finished; s175 per month; For
sfSRsashNsob. f fsca. eos i St. nsw's Ma
<oBsibRM. BRICK. oaithersburs. Md
ss ssst' ss a;tihsEssu f. rms
sna bath Si1iN Fafs5e p FL s hsst slg SOC
LOVELY HoGsE IN viRGiNIA-4t
mi. from washington; 10 mi. from
warrenton. Call DE. sag. 10
ARL.-Lovely 3-bedrm., 2-oath brick
house; porch; garage; immed. oecu.
HAndRuDrR0 CO. .osi wilson blvd
xSS 81 Sssr SI rUSaa SfHE sedrm.
library, powder rm.s LIST hoor;,
bedrooms, bath, end floor: panelec
den or maids rm., basement
screened porch; large yard: Bendi,
washer: S1e7.50, lower rate fol
,2-yr; lease. ,nsL; a2se. n1 ,I,.s
center hall, bedrms., 4 baths, rec
Ym., gear xarage; near Army Nav,
Club and pentsEon: S322 SO per mo
GEO. Y. wORTHINGToN q SON
171s Eye Ut. NV. ma 1926. III
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Is IN sxeeIssn; eoH6stsea- Tat Eve
rear yafe- entirely ineaosea y az
cepth ane eamSastsly srtEats Tss
home il close 70 eea ane shepsfas
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lovely rear rats fer esther sG4ss
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n - meat SWGfE N&SA G&t9 .
Ewes ane week enas, IN JeoS
NEW LIETISC-Chess ChAss ., C
close 20 Conn ave. this seeeTr
sA.-hGth, Oct er4ek hofns vas egili
II 1899 or pressai esusr It's cen
Fenient location Is unsurpassed lE
e has large Nv RI vita f1rep'
lAvatuTy, din rm. with hRy vinees
kit and screened porch, sne ar
contains oecrEs and = baths
stars 70 lsrss storage stt4e maid Q
I'm. and full bath II esni. Ess &
HEAT. euilt-in gar. Ewes. ana seek
ends siigc 5Sls-
WOODBRIDGE NE ThB osiachec
eritk homs close to schools
Shopptns and TRANSPORTATION, is
in neV-hoaSs condition There
10 esmt. above groane level with
pvt. entrance. consisting OF =. rns
and tiled bath rent from this apt
vii almost carry payments on LIST
trust: LIST a has nv rm lavstery
din rm and moo kit End a has
. nice necrms. and Hollywood bath.
'Excelentiy financed Ewes and week
J. A. McKEEvER CO., INC.
lsl$ X ST NV ST $500 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09

TS0S6S SENFS1NtShtsS
9-RM. HOUSE, immed. posses: plenty
OF ground. on Baltimore blvd; silt
able for home or commercial pur;;
GEoRGETowS-s bedrms.. 2 baths.
Isyatory. brick home; recently re-
decorated: sls6 mo. Mr. CHASE,
U M PIX. MD.-s rms. l..
baths, oil heat, gar: available now
VA. 1910 or WA. 1898. III
ALExANDRIA-New mod. brick du-
pick house; . beorms., auto. gas
heat, full bsmt.: beautiful overlook;
slI5 with option 70 buy q sttr &C,
inspect. Sunday 1-s. Located 90s
Alex. west OF No. ] hwy G. W.
WALTERS, 119 30. Royal st. AL.
BRICK, lovely 7-rm. house. oil h,
I'd; s1lO mo. l. J. MILLS d SONS,
NEW sEhH-RANCH bungalow. a.
scEe wooded lot: near Falls Chu ..t !
kit liY rm., 1919. with .fre-
rent, $40. Pa. 35ls 10
0 ROOMS. BATH; Columbia pike
Arlington; bus Is min, do Srs
GEo * 81 Fa0e east % Of VIZ ave-
SdigS9S 81, no; shq ST y r., aP 0sa6 /
Bile iffIr n z "A 4 D n EANe w g bedroom
brick bungalow. Can Taylor 1907.
Ill
IL o baths "a. ipmeeiste o1J possession;
TYLER = Of fA R2n'f PANS c 4aTe
6 69hs alI sS E k r mR eed'" &C.
cup. Cali OIL. 1925 after 7:30 Z, m.
BRAND-NEw 7-rm. house pa baths:
on ColesYille I'd; mr.. Naval oIdinance
Lab: rent. $3.50 mo. KAY REALTY
GO; INC; "a, 22o9, LIS
Bsag,i Southern cOIG 6 stone Ton. i'm! inn
bath. cleo. kit. rec. rm.. 2 FIRE;
burner, h.-w.h,: 2-yr. lease; Sl65
a mo, 2 mo. advance; refs. OWNER
FOR or RE sSn of commercial es-
ave. cspitol i Hets, Md IN rms.
bath, pantry, basement suitable for
rec. nm. or bedrm;. gas stove and
refEr. heat. electricity; Venetian
rough drinking, parties or small
children; long lease, Sll0 mo. CAN
HI. 1902 or 7720. 10
BEAUTIFUL 3-BEDRM. BRICK; ST.
yer spring-Bus l block; $3.50,
Silver Spring 0526. Id
Conn. ave.-S20O mo. Det. 2;story
stone and brick: 3 bedrms-. 2 be tbs
on End floor; stairs to attic; 1st a.
has liv. rm.. din. RIM. kit. den,
powder rm. and screened porch;
basement has beautiful rec. rm' CON com
fenced yard and shady lot: conV. to
schools and bus; avail. May !. r
H. BEST. INC: Realtors. WI. 1923
N Eysn sRoo wI, D GEaoi BRICK HOME at
4. 8 bedrooms. Law. on LIST A., $3.50
per mo: 2-yesr lease required. Call
Lovely a-BEDRM. BRICK HOME.
full 0s snd n5 sch TS soaH
SMALL HOUSE, adults, s45 mo. or
services; prefer retired couple who
IKE the country. Vienna 193-Jx be-
r !faf ! BE- BEDROOM. aet, lse. I Yard
of Mass. ave. meas MINI. ave. 10
FOR RENT. Center-hsll house, un-
furnished; no children; 7 acres, list
A.. large living. dining, breakfast.
rooms, kitchen. lavatory 2nd A..
large bedrooms, bath with shower
cupboards: Ord A. bedrooms. 3"
garages, barn. chicken. tool and
other outbuildines. fenced lawn
mod. improvements, hot-water, oil
fred heating. MONTGOMERY County.
l. miles District line, near Olney
Inn. Md. Box ABE. Star. TO-
2 BEDROOMS. modern: close to con-
yyeniences; children welcome rent;
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

FOR LIGHT HAULING, call the
Hickory Express; prompt and courte-
,S SYs sfESles S S89M;ss4AaRsTmENrs. low
as SO monthly; local and Va. NOV
; ms TIE LAS s1ss; s s; and r sss;' G c6
MOVING By Whisper help: every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. CAL
,anyt;ms' NE; COOK; Gil irr SaS7' .,
across he country: safe storage IN
f ssons 10. olo4 g sSRess sFo5sAas
Marine VETERANS MOVING CO.:
24-hr. service. furniture: trunks and
bagrage. AT, 2T6p or FIR. 03S6.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwess

HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwess
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Most pretentious corner Colonial
custom-built center-hall brick home.
in the preferred section Of the park.
Screened porch, family size dining
rm., large kitchen and powder room
offer an ideal first-fioor plan: huge
master bedrm. with private bath and
two twin:size bedrms. on End a:
All the closets are large. Attic is
T nss.s into rms s Mos ira I've
recreation room with stone open
fireplace. Maids room and tile
bath. Detached brick garage. The
lot has a frontage Of ITO It. 1t is
gFissa to E ss s Ts ins npsssa al MT
Realtor. Df. aa4s.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Va-
cant: newly decorated. Here Is o
fine corner Diet. Colonial brick home,
in this conven. neighborhood. LIST q.
has full center hall, liv. .rm. with
firepl., din, nm. mod. kit. tiled pow
3 nice bedrms., tiled baths: I'm.
ished 3rd a., beautiful pine-paneled
rec. rm; picket fence around nice
lot: gas &C. heat, garage. Owner
very anxious to sell. W. B. WRIGHT
EN- $500. 10
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-New list
ing, aet. brick; only s yrs. old: has
lovely lot, fenced in; Diet, garage; 3
lovely bedrms. and recr. rm., located
near st. AIMS and other schools and
$4,000. p. A. TWEED CO. $500
Conn. ave. EN-. 1890. Open 8 till o.
BErHESDA-It's brand-new; it's q
6-rm.. lls-bath brick. Also have
homes. For appt- to see, call NORTH
WEST REALTY, 1913 Wisconsin
BRfGHfWooD. 400 block Peabody
st.-T-room semidetaehed brick; Eas
IrR a. TfsHLER. ia. 134s, ,Wo.
SITS. III
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AprS WANTED fcer,l

CONVENIENT LADY. desires small
furnished apartment in Virginia.
convenient 70 PentaRon. Cali over
look 1923 evenings and week ends.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires furnished
apt; bedroom. living room. kitchen.
griyvsssss, bath anlo no children or pets
IL hsan fo i Room unfurnish.d i9 apt.
near Drs. Hospital, needed for forty
times. ME- 1884. KELLY. lis
MARINE T/sGT. and vet wife. need
small unfurnikhed place; util. In
elndee; pay to se6; prefer va. Phone
YouNGS GU CHRISTIAN LADY Wants
sman efficiency apartment, or VIII
share with another girl; prefer Lee
or Wilson blvd. or NV. section. BOX
MoTHkR. DAUGHTERS need un-
furn. apt. or small house, NV. or
,, Va ,aax ss5 srn 81, o54 ob.d dg
frst class condition in select neigh
borhood by refined family OF three
WANTED furn. or unfurn. apt. in ne.
., sarSy Nc see.Gn .1 for Ds abs
w NEi ffS' uNFURs. 3 or 4-b. bed
apt. or house in vic. Of Western
High, GEORGETOWN. TIE. o493.. 10
ONE-BEDRooM unfurnished in apart
ment building. in .. c.; maximum
JEWISH coUfLI: 2 Children, dssper-
ately need / or 2 bedroom apt, un-
furnished; please help: max. $50.
MARINE And WIFE. baby due July,
Psi 81 Ars E b1ss Or sf nv fuf 1W or aH an
furn,s XII; nv nv. sect. AID. se4s or
v s9f ZIP r s,sf 5-mo -old baby. Need
1-bedrm. furn. apt; s65 max. Wo,
CoUPLE desire apartment in silver
Spring or nearby Md: about May J.;
reasonable rent. Phone IA. 5033,
q GIRLS desire unfurn. or partially
furn. apt; NV. section greferred;
best references: Cal IA; 5s43. 10
ta sgs!SasS . ehts mGm sss
ately; apt. building; NV. section
oeioek to Sat. and Sun. @io
WANTED FURN. BACHELOR APT.
NV. Sec: pvt. bath and kitchenstts;
spp q,eus gig mo-; perm em npl.h BUR r
S ass or 81 60 $3.50 So Room R5 hG ~.
s.en' Silver e, sDIins VIZ ,sSs around $50.
o aaisSn p vt bath s t Itch tgsp S %
70 500; no children; refs; gladly
$40 pm. Occupancy April l5.2o
SMALL APARTMENT desired in ele-
vator building: furnished or unfur-
n PA convenient section. q BOX
e thi:F { S'th, COUPLE. employed.
desire set e sds ss6 mss lent
references Box 426-E, Star. IL!
BACHELOR, urgent: living room,
Aitchen. bath; pref. unfurnishhed'
apt bldg.i reasonable. Box 419-E,
oSE-BEDRooM APT. furn. or un;
E E91 Tsk aaI if,.r o1s5 a aE 1872 1872
EMPLOYED COUPLE need apart
bath; maximum unfurnished' $50.
w 81! RH USro stfsr ofTRiG FIJI an and
s;bedrm. uniurp: spt; Or hhous.;
son. need apt In nrby. Maryland;
max. $50. NY. 1882. 10
VETERAN, wife expecting baby last
of mo-. need 3 or 4 room, bath apt. |
WOMAN, VETERAN. needs upfurn !
2-bedrm. apt, open porch facing
south, NV. or near Library OF Con-
dso eSr E sav Err permanent erar Wife.
son. daushter, grown, want bed |
room apt. or house. furnished in
D. c.; reasonable rent; direct bus
to downtown: near shopping dis |
trict; NV. preferred; by May IS.
CT STUDENT and employed wife, no
children. want bedrm. unfurno apt. |
in apt. bldg. max, SO. MI. 1881
CoLoRED-UNFURN. 2 bedrms.. liv.
rm., kit. and bath; NV. location
prefer: SO a mo. maximum; vet
eran and wife, child, urgently in
need MI. 1867. >
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-kershwssi
SHEPHERD PARK
By JEFF Keote

1884 Leegate rd-Refreshlng, new
brick Cape Cod. with ! rms, : full
baths, many extras This IL the last
OF a group OF II See II SUNDAY.
l to q. North on 18th st TO Kalmia
I'd. risht TO I4th St. left blocks
sIGLER g. TIsHLER, ia. 1913,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09
SHEPHERD PARK

1852 Eastern Ave. NV.
Opea Saturday and Sunday, . to
pm. Nav brick Colonial In this
convenient location; s5-ft. Twins
room, den. dining, beautiful kitchen
posal, tile powder room; three very
large bedrooms and two tile baths
on the second floor; high ceiling
dry basement with fireplace, II bath
and outside entrance: best construc-
Directions: Out 18th ct NV 10
District line, turn right on Eastern
ave. TO No sl52 and open sign
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC. DI.
INK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09
% LongfelloW ST NV.

Very attractive brick sunsaiow lisins
rn., Junior dining I'm darling kitsh-
en-. oedrms recreation rm. built
In sarAge front and rear porehrs,
heavy slate root, beautiful land
seaped lot With numerous variety Of
shrubs and nosers plants very
priced risht; dandy plan Ter retired
couple owner occupant i0'
CoLoRED-I nLoCK WEST Of 0eor-
sia ave. and Quincy At nw--s rms
front and rear poreh.s pos. a.
settlement; 81. ESQ low down pay
mem, RE. 33ie, CHAPMAN REsL.
ooLoStp-vAc.SI. al P a0s
Ike Tx. rs a.. HAsHY pRxisEs sls
CoLoRED-istA a.S OTIS sra,
NV Vacant. Price and terms re
dueed for. quick sale. Brick &
TS n ise from rom a ss 0'i House. 81, in
excellent eond Can eve. RA s5eT
BLANKEN a pREss. INC. 1884 X
CoLOHLD - sis ROCK CREEK
CHURCH m, Nw.--i6-rm Ken.
ns neg built brick very rsss price
hood oNner, headins for Tokyo say.
sell today. So cali me nov before
this bargain sets away from yeu
n ~ k KS a.. ATk sn REALTY GO,
coioRED-ross."iss! sprins . I'd
--Bssutiful corner brick home .
rms, = kits, . baths, sas heat.
front and rear yaro, Mr. Reynolds
CoLoRED-saae lsth rL. NV
Inn nm, Brick s,,I $50 down $50 mo
c6EoR I'D o ST. Nw-s rm.
siao down $50 mo. Open sanda,
ooIoRED-EucLIp sr.--s..,or, i. and
full bsmt. brk. Col, front porch
S go ma s..a S.'H ors isii. ''f az
c tsssi Is I'M BRICK Eorsk s" in
excellent NV. location: 9 rmI with
reception hall. ga baths, basement.
ro eisR''i sra f's CO. 5.'l' NO H. .sss
c6IoRED-ssEMrDErAcHKp srses
s-room and bath: lst commercial
easily financed: GOOD future invest
msnt. JOHN zIRwEs. INC. Real
tors zoos X st. NV. E1. $3.50,
coIoRED-isss OAK ST. Nv
brk;. semieet.. oil heat, Tear sar,.
In immaculate eon6 Cali AID. 00al
sHockEY i MooRHExD. Rsalters
coLoREp-isaa SPRING m Nv
open Sunday / 70 8. near l4th
st besutiiul home. Just fsdeeorsted
a nsRRssaRst M. o Sssfpr q q i igs.
18th 81. NV. Reaitor. Df 334s,