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The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
CongressFighting40'
Urqe Subsidies to Aid
Farmers. Consumers

WASHINGTON July lin major declaration Of unity
between farmers and the Fighting Forty" Congress
who belong to the newly formed Committee for the Protec
tiOn Farmers this week declared that the price rObac must
by subsidies which will protect both and
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1943-07-19
The Civilian War Front
Report Deal Made
On Subsidies

FLASH: As this column scas being set up.
Lou Maron. deputy administrator of OPA in
charge of publicity. resigned. His passing sx,as
incurred only by the food trusts.
BY the CLIO Cost of Living Committee
Labor circles abbergasted when they heard reports
that after Congress home
the existing rObak subsidy meat and butter tn
promise that the Administration would not attempt further
subsidy robacks II this abandonment
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03
Hub Pastor in Fiery Blast at
Army Brutality
An Open Letter TO the President
BY Rev. Walter D. MeCIane

Thanks, Mr.. President, for
your stirring American Execu-
tive Order in establishing g
new committee on fair employ
ment practise.
1t In the spirit Of your fair
employment edict that I ap-
peal to you, as Commander-in-
Chief of our armed forces, to
issue an Executive Order to the
United States Army and Navy,
in order that the deplorable
conditions now in existence,
may be corrected in the inter-
est of unity and victory.
The United States Army au-
thorities have issued publ
cation for the use of white
soldiers entitled Pocket Guide
to West Africa" The publlca-
ton reads:
Remember that the African,
though his skin is black and
his ways strange to you, is a
sensible and intelligent indi-
vidual and will bitterly resent
slurs against his race, tribe, or
country"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03
PROBE OF DETROIT POLICE Demanded

conferred personally with At
torney General Biddle in Wash
ington and then flew to De-
troit where he is now organiz-
ing legal aid for the victims Of
the riot. Detroit NAACP Off
Gals, including local lawyers,
are hard at work on the big
geSt job of it's kind since 1913.
A state or a joint Federal
and state investigation Of the
Detroit Police Department and
of the administration of May
or Edward j. JeffrieS was ask
ed of Governor Harry S. Kelly
by a representative group Of
Detroit citizens this week at a
conference arranged by the
NAACP,
There is overwhelming evil
(contttued on Page Fot19
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03
IS LAW AND ORDER"
PROTECTING RACE RIOTERS?
BAY STATE CONGRESSMAN
FAILING US IN CRISIS
BY MABE KOUNTZE

BY press and radio the over
whelming majority of opinion
is that the recent race riots"
from coast to coast have been
inspired by Axis agents and
propaganda in this country.
Not so widely expressed but
keenly resented is the increas-
ing realization of the seeming
failure of Massachusetts, Cong
reSsmen-from the Cradle of
Liberty'-to take firm and
historic stand against the facist
element in Washington respon-
sible for the crimes.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03

DETROIT, Mich. The
NAACP was promptly on tie
Job in Detroit. The largest To-
cal chapter is in Detroit and
It's office and personnel were
literally under fire on Monday,
June 81. Mrs. Daisy Lampkin,
field secretary, and Miss LII
Gle Black Of the New York Of
fee staff who were there COIL
Quoting a membership cam
paign, riSked injury making
their way to safety through
flying bricks and broken glass
and gangs of hoodlumS. Wal
Ter White flew from New York
to Detroit at the peak of tho
riotirg June q and conferred
Immediately with city and state
officials, police and army heads
and with newspapers. Thur
good Marshall, chief counsel,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03
Merritt Promoted

Robert L. Merritt, Jr., who has
been in the Postal Service for
over 27 years, has been promo
ted to a Foreman the first Col
ored in IS years in Boston, by
Postmaster Patrick ]. Connolly.
He has assumed his duties at
the South Postal Annex.
This promotion had the full
approval of Postmaster General
Walker, who had already issued
a lengthy statement in the
Postal Bulletin Of June 2, 1943
against discrimination in the
Postal Service.
At the request of The Bay
State Colored Mems Democratic
Club, Inc, Majority House Lead
er Congressman John w. Nc
Cormack, assisted by Senator
Walsh, Congressman Curley,
and former 1t. Governor Francis
E. Kelly, fought discrimination
in the various governmental de-
partments which resulted in
this Postoff1ce promotion, and
the opening of positions for Col
red persons in other Govern
ment functions.
Mr.. Merritt entered the Postal
Service in December 1915 as a
laborer, was advanced to a
substitute clerk in November
Continued on Page Foar)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03
Tic Toe Club
Discrimination
Case Heard
BY ANsELMo KRUGER

A hearing on the complaint
of alleged discrimination by
the Tic Toe Night club in Bos-
ton was held on Wednesday
and Thursday before the Bos-
ton Licensing Board at "a Pro-
vince st, Boston.
The complaint charging that
the Tic Tow night club
has for some time had jim srow
sections for colored patrons
wa brought by Atty. william S.
West, who presented the evil
dence to Commissioners Dris-
coll, Richardson and Mems of
this Board.
Atty. West, who presented
his case gratis, introduced
Atty. Julian D. Rainey who
along with his daughter Patri-
cia had been obliged to sit in
one of the alleged segregated
sections on the right of the
stage in M y. Atty. Raj
ney vehemently condemned
this practice as did L. Lincoln
Kinds of Atty. Rainey's office
Mr. Kinds said he told the
management if, as they say,
many white soldiers and sail
orS do not like to sit among
the colored persons why should
the management change the
Massachusetts Laws to accom-
modate them when in the
South colored persons who go
to that section of the county,
must conform to the Laws of
those Southern States?
Charles Elliot Freeman, mail
carrier and newspaper distrib-
utor, as he called himself, next
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03

Remember that the African
is in his own country, on his
own land. and that you are
guest and must conduct your
self accordingly"
1t is very timely, Mr.. COM
mander- in-chief for the Army
and Navy Departments to issue
another publication entitled
Pocket Guide for White North
American soldiers and sailors
in their relations with colored
North American soldiers and
sailors"
Mr.. Commander-in-chi as
we reflect upon the high pur-
poses of the North American
government and people In
fighting this global war to free
the enslaved and prosecuted II
is nauseouS for us to know that
soldiers and sailors Of our
armed forces, as they go
about foreign lands, are ped
ding the North American
brand Of racial prejudice.
In Aruba, Netherland West
Indies white North American
soldiers we're in a grogshop. A
Dutch Colonial soldier cams
CONTINUED on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03
Death Takes
LoVett B. Groves

Lovett B. Groves, for years
employed at the Registry of
Motor Vehicles, Boston, died at
his home 80 Peacevale Road,
Dorchester, last Wednesday aft
er six months illness. Death
was due to heart ailment.
Funeral services were held
this morning at 10 o'clock at
his late residence.
Mr.. Groves belonged to one of
Boston's oldest and most highly
respected families, His mother,
Mrs. Lucy Groves, came from an
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03
Lawyer Guild on Air

Atty. Ray W. Guild, former
president of the NAACP Boston
Branch, will speak over Station
WMEX on the Anna Bobitt
Race Achievement broadcast
program next Thursday, July 8,
at $50.
Atty. Guilds talk will be the
only address by a representa-
tive of the NAACP. Overempha-
sis in an announcement some
weeks ago gave the erroneous
impression there would be reg
ular weekly talks from the Or
ganization. Atty. Guilds ad-
dress will occupy five minutes,
the usual time allowed to
spokesman for participants in
the broadcast program. Tune
in at $3.50 WMEX and hear a
fighting official of the NAACP.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03

(Continued on Page FiUe)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03

Mighty Protest Meeting at Arena

prevent other cities from be-
ing transformed into Detroits.
Colored and white organiza-
tons have joined forces in
staging the protest meeting
which is scheduled to open at
three O'Clock with no charge
for admission and no seats
reserved. 1t is expected that a
member of the Presidents
cabinet will be present and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03

speak Among other speakers
will be leading personageS of
the state and city governments.
Music and entertainment
will be plentifully supplied by
local band, popular soloists
and artists from Boston thea
tres.
The meeting is promoted by
the local branch, NAACP,
which calls on all bodies to
cooperate.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03

The greatest anti-preiudice
demonstration in the history
Of Boston will be held in the
Arena, St. Botolph st, Sunday
afternoon, July IL, when ma
t. 9ally prominent speakers
will expose the damage done
to civilian and military morale
and unity by the recent coast
to-coast wave of rioting and
will point out precautions TO
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-03
Mexicans III Treated

Few citizens are being fooled
by the latest attempts to local
ize and playdown the recent
"zoot SCOT" war against the
MexicanS and the numerous
"legalized lynchingS" of Colored
Americans. Certain powerful
newspapers have even sought to
put all the blame on the Color
ed Americans and Mexicans.
Certain papers are fascist mind
ed to that extent and, like their
European prototypes, were only
(Continued on Page FiUe)
Evening star., 1943-10-24
NICE DETACHED HOME

In Eood condition The first floor has
sood-slzed lirin2 room with fireplace dim
lne room. den and kitchen, a secluded front
porch. four bedrooms and two baths or
second floor The large attic is finished
and heated sas furnace: two-car deta he'd
saraee: large yard; convenient TO trans
portatlon; owner-occupied. prompt pos
session For further details call Mrs
Gauss tSundayS and evenings CO 4549D
VIM NJ THROCKMORTON. Broker
Invest BlG2 DT 5000
Evening star., 1943-10-24
CCLORED.
NORTHEAST.

7 rooms and bath. h W h from anC
rear porches, An excellent bay al - 80
with $3.50 cash
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
1ool East Capitol s. Realtors Ii 354o
H.5 New YORK Ave Wv Ma 4ra1
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PARK RD., NEAR 18th ST
VACANT-S12 500

Semidctachcd brick. ; bedrooms. lot 10
feet deep. 2-Car detached garage; au.a-
mdUc heat; Immediate possession. ROSS
q PHELPS. Realtors. exclusively ASK Ior
Mr. Shackelford, Ma. $500. Evennl and
Sunday. Sligo t6OS
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Call MADDOX TRENHOLM,
National 1866.
IHNLOSINL NLiFN IS
FOREST HILLS.

most appealing stone home near Abe
marie s. east of Conn ave, ) SDaCions
rooms llF.ne; lGX2l It., large hb!ary
HlcC center hail, bedroom " baths
ln1&heo attic rooms. maids room and
htth IN basement. 2-car bu!lt-in etracp
IN IN an loea! section. Price. S"2.IUn BY
%oU, % %,-ol-.oWH n"htT. Call Ell 1870 Sunday
@lo Wee:day> til . pm + A. TWEED
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IN ROCK CREEK HILLS.

"a Restricted Location
A fine ceutcr-hal detached brick In q
most attractive SettinG on a wide corner
lot less thau ; years old The first floor
has spacious living room with fireplace
screened porch dining room. library. lava
tory and kitchen; three nice bedrooms and
" baths on the 2nd q ; attic large recrea-
non room with fireplace maids room and
ba'h in basement, automatic heat; 3-Ia!
BRICK earasc. For further details call Mr.
White Sunday and evenings. WA. 2lSip
WM, NJ THROCKMORTON
Invest. BldE. EXCLUSIVE Rrnknr DI ENNo
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SILVER SPRING

SMALL ESTATE
bs|u. ilul >-room hon'. custom built,
liarGe LIVING room with balcony. sanro3m'
hCdroom and lsvatnry Oh Isl aoog
nedTcomS and . ms on md floor BuiI'.
III esrage. PIcture,aua si.r i 5cic of
ground Excellent value SIS 500 cal Ehi
I-"u sunday and weekdays UNTIL . D m
+ n TWEED CO. 55Ni C'0Nr ayr 3, i''
Evening star., 1943-10-24
A REAL VALUE.
FOR COLORED
Good OPPORTUNITIES.
COLORED.
NORTHEAST.

Brick. built about 4 years ago : room,
and bath, full basement. automatic ga
heat, laundry. hardwood floors modern il
All respects: near schools, bus transporta
ton. stores and churches; S6.95O
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
2n0l E. Capitol s.. Realtors. IL 1910
3,-o \. I. ave. NV. MA 9191
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MOUNT PLEASANT

HONE OR INVESTMENT
2 STORIES. - ROOMS. = BATHS
GAS FOT-WATER HEAT. GARAGE
Mr. MATHEWS. DE lHnu.
iINKINS co. DE. 1900
Ltcr.uE. and SuMdayS. AD. GN3H.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Suburban Realty Co. SH. 4161
NEAR 2nd AND KENNEDY

'Hccly ARRANGED home of rooms and
y7ar porchc., 2araae, nicely terraced lawn.
Nesr schools. churches and transportation
FlCc. >9.H50. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Can be seen only by appointment with
M Wolberg IA. 1856
SHANNON x LUCHS co.
1905 II ST y " National ".{i5
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s. QQ0

IL years old fully insulated.
bedroom home, de luxe kitChen>
t'lll basement GA Ave E Dis
trlct Heights, Md. Box l55-C,
Star nt.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.
DESIRART,E col ORE

DESIRABLE COLORED.
1929 ST. NE. JUST OFF TENNEs-
SEE AVE. 6 RMS. . BATHS. AUTOMATIC
OIL HEAT. INSTANTANEOUS HOT wa
TER. ONLY $3.50 ON TERMS. CALL Mr.
ROMERO. RA. $500, WITH
SOLDANO REALTY CO, 015 EYE ST. NV.
ME. $500. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
BUNGALOW-ONE LEFT.
8 rooms. bath, h.-wh.; lot 5ox15O #;
high. dry never too hot, never too cold;
aId froeati snrLGonaeo Wiih mlgn-ciSss
St ne. To inspect phone DI 70S3 or write
j. w. ROUSE, 1910 NJ st. NV.
CHEAP, BUT DIGNIFIED.
This Is one Of the best-constructed
brown brick detached concrete front
porch. everything modern. owneT-occupied
corner houses on the market immediate
possession. Write row--rich' now 800
blk. Tenn. ave. n e.--J. w. ROUSE, 1910 NJ
ST n ". OF phone DI. tnS3.
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
50 500
IN ARLINGTON
S12 QSn

Corner brick. slate roof, center hall
!arae rms throughout. OF NV h screened
pnrcA. "a baths, recreation m detached
hr-ck EaraRs ! blk IOc bus. excellent
re.EhborhoOd
COLONIAL REALTY CO.
CHI 1854 REALTORS. Oh. 511O.
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$500 CASH,
$500 MONTH

siX-roor' huncslow. 3 bedrooms. bath.
ore,pipe Coal furnace, lot i5%!.25: one
capiioI st. orpo re HALEY piacc @i!2 No 2?9i@ 2%!4
] -, S.c. $3.50. can >cl reasonable
C1cc - &C. sddu!9nr- land
EEALL TURNER 4 co. tondnlph GNS5
u Nr-ELnL-L a -.ln IL Z
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HolJsEe EoP eAIe

coLoRED-130O block 10Th st. NV g.
st1ody s1oy oriek lo-room house, furnished, in.
can be rented as five apis. or roomine
h6Hse Sa sg or err5 as private home Price reason
EN-: 2525; Marshall j. Waple Co, DT. 3i4I,
OLORED-Brookand semidetacheb
brick homes. one q rooms and one rooms;
house with lunchroom, 9th st. mr. Mass.
C0LoREb-Trinidad ave. ne; se,95o: g.
w;a.' sva terms pr J aoNo Y ka'z' 1l31 Vermont
CoIoRED-aE rooms, . baths. automatic
h.-w.h.; recreation room; garage; good
NV. section, S10,500; terms. r W. Ho-
CoIonEp' rad mI '796 oi,nF Resdenee Dg IG5l 3 ,ro
6 rooms and bath, porch, brick aaraee
shnsn1 smeaastf poSSeSSioA v price $500. {;
CoLoRED~K st, ne. near ist-&3-story
brick, > rms. bath, .hotweter heat, $3.50
reg, Y s, Hnrl5ert MA. 35To. o3l II nv.
story semidetached brick, g rms, bath, lst
heat. $3.50 down. V. S. Hurlbert, MA.
l214 1o1, q R3 23l ~. ~ =, 49,.
1-6 rms. bath; heat gas. eIec,; newly
dsGl9Tetfd dol9s Cd eony % refined Seet9n
Iul 2"-tt. wide home; Colonial porch slx
large rooms modern kitchen; new oil fur
Il 6563: DE iIe6 ! Weekdays sl " "00''''
tOL0RED-l30 Quincy pl e.-Vacant
= rooms bath; 2-car brick garage front
porch. To be reconditioncd Priced to
Sc sell quickly, Cali Filippo. II o96o with
Realty Associates, 1G2" nth St. NV.
CoLoRED-6-room. bath brick; h-wh ,
cleo alley; lst commerclal: 5000
BIackweli Realty Co. Inc, 1912 u NV
COLORED-1o-room house. . baths: h
VIII; large lot; immediate possession;
Brookland. RE. 399S.
,COLORFD SPECIAL.
500 and 500 44th st, ne, 43%2-4326
and 44l7 Hayes ST. ne. for sale, all mod
efn lm0royementS: easy terms.
Address S. D. REDMOND, Jackson, Miss =
CCLORED
immediate possession for this f-larVe-rm
house. garaee and extra lot Good invest
me9J. located ,? Quincy p. ne. Rea-
sonable price and terms. Act quickly. For
inspection cali North 5531.
MAESaALL J. WAPLE co, DI 334G
COLORED.
@d6, ;d65,t she5man e. rPo acG nw;o@.lamily apt
n9 ne ,3 pTice reduced to S6.950. Mr.. Raiae.
-ziAesHALL J wApIE co DI 334g.
COLORED.
NORTHEAST.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C

3-hodroom. "l2-bath Southern Colonial
If red brick only I wears old, on nicely
lar dsCaped lot. close to Transportation.
ScR0NlS, stores and churches Contains
laree hvirs room DINING room EItchen,
screened rear porch. finished recreation
room With fireplace ID story fo0rcd and
heated Fully screened and insulated
To reach--Out Connecticut ave to
Ch"sapeaEe Il. and turn left n 3G"f
" & A. N Miller Development Co.
1880 Mass. Ave NV or AGA.
After f p NJ Phone nIi1
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ROMYE LAMBORN,
EC9Ii0E.
6o0S Wilson Blvd Arhuston. Va.
CT 1918 Or CL 31l1
READY FOR OCCUPANCY

CONVENIENT 10 oNE-FAPE ZONE.
S5I5O, 500 cash. monthly terms. large
bungalow. with finished attlc. within walk
Ing distance OF onc-fsrc zone. Close 10
bus line and streetCa- Near parochjaI
and public schools, stores. Paved streets
month including taXes and insurance
Sl,"no cash. $3.50 month lncludlng
taxes and insurance 37O4 3Sth ave
COTTAGE City. Nd. OWNER. WA. 2673.
50l3 55th AVE. ROGERS HTS, Md
Z Z 5unssloe.w. bath clec.; oil heat. f1repIsce,
basement steel beam, large lot $3.50
Edmonston, E pS3tS2'lOsi OMsid"wS3,55oco. $500 cash.
$50 mo 5-r bungalow, bath. cleo hot-alr
heat, full basement, garase, laree lot:
University Park-6-r brick. tiled bath
hwd. floors. fireplace, air-cond. heat insu-
terms. ERWIN REALTY CO, call Hyatts
0334; ewes, WA. 1881
ARLINGTON BARGAINS-VACANT-
2-hedroom, 4-room BUNGALOW. modern. in
sulated; INV coal heat: lot 50X113; ga
rage and workshop; ) blkS; from Columbia
pike shopping center and high school; re-
triGerator and stove; l0c bus at door; S4,-
$50; cash, $500. balance $50 month.
3!-bedroom bqnsslov large. living room
lot 5oxl29; =" blks. stores and 1oc bus
81 800 balance conven. terms JOSEPH
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CHEAP, BUT DIGNIFIED.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH 70 purcha e
or roo" hopse not & over year n} Iid
Ag,Rsiqn AnR e coon 70 eli T,nf $3.50 - con- vo o,.
lop prices. Mr Foster, WA, 9l'S or D1.
SMALL HOUSE in nearby Virginia; large
DIPECT FROM oWNERDHouse and lot OF
vacant lot must be reasonable. Box
WANTED A bedroom brick house in sub
urbs, prefer Hyattsyllle vicinity or Ala.
5ama ave. Sc. State price wanted and
galow, to trade or Will purchase. Write
= WE hAyI g1 FrRcHasrHs las properties
Cash BUYERS Harry E. Gladman. 30S
WE PAY ALL CASH for ne. ana Sc.
mp, M,P,r p.G lith ,x $, S. Franklin loo
Il PAY HIGHEST all-cash prices ioI
Plf Rfp1 z 9,d qTes Wcaa e. no ii commiSft2H 20 Mhs
CASH NO OBJECT, necd house maybe
n POO condition; please Write Box
HAVE CLINT for or 3 bedroom brick
4oQse "a silver SprGlna ncar Fran,lln and
list yoUE colored I Grrop@eIies With viii Us to
sej, ely suburban and nearby MaIyla4a
qo'ck I61,Uljs ,,5.j. assured. La -al!e Really
row BRICK HOUSE for o. "" nveSment' tsI ii.' pos
ScrlDlion and cash price. Bon Toe,H,
cAsn, from owner or broker: illness. nee,
6 aIy TO buy bunaal0w or bedroom and
ba on Is, Fl uppcr Brentwood Tacoma,
DtsfEI q Or feiSs' ras Pet|o1tb @ Bfshrwooa
sdlonns Walter Reed Hospital Or Nj
PIesssn ut; prefer Randolph, Emerson .I3Jh
10 10Th sts or ur Coolidge H!sh School
i.RIcp-> BRIcK 1BhrNGAL66WN / Ha4 81 y Or , bedrooms
modern: not over $1,000. silver snr.nq
or Bethesda 81 4i29 or 81. U025 sun
PRlvATE rARTY, wants modern home
f reasonably priced from owner. TO brokers
Write Q Box 5lG3. Wash D {
WE CAN SELL
nearb9 MONTGOMERY County st Vtrh U,
for quick results Established 1915
THos. Z. FARRELL % Real,ogs.
WANT TO SELL?
" Ann, ,GIAALiIL GALL QqR SALES DEPT r,,,
DIHIE REALTY co. MA. $3.50
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE
Al IT, value 'oosy. .3c;c as 70 chstse loi
X WM >I'.i:..'s II. sAUNDERs 60. INC.
u !ol5 PFAIr7o5Ras' 3755as' fS1a < ST NV
HOUSE WANTED TO SELL
Il s1l'ao.o Tor Ioomiue OF apt, phone
OF sec n. Il. once
EDWIN L. ELLIS.
'Loaa e. Pooma- House Bro.r."
!e3o Vernon, ave Rn 2l1. Re 5I40
/ WILL PAY ALL CASH.
Wan detached modrru br4ck house
{ owner occupied not over = VI ola. III -OoC
tU7G t bedrooms. e, baths. finished rec
.Fa'4o- room. NICE lo-. ia Shepherd ?. %.
-. y 5000 70 - GOO J. 3. ROSE%
lHAL. FA .lun or ET $o}3
HOMER HUNTER
Q Can s'u your property. BONES and iur>-,
mo- II far nIco quickly, cash or terms
J.. .'ulEh solicited courtesy ana pEOWp ..cs'
assured One. 70 pm. and Sundays
- q $. aF EN. G1,o 80
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE
WE CAN GET YOU CASH.
! IT WON'T TAKE US LONG.
PROMPT ATTENTION.
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
S0S Car REALTORS M 1880
IF IoJ ARE selling yoJr house 70 co,orcc
see Us = We have many buveEs wiz
cash. Blackwell Really CO Inc special
I lzE ln sales 10 Colo-cd. Iji. TpI nv
Evening star., 1943-10-24
Hurry, 1t Won't Last Longl

- FTT -IN10lNe = Y W-"NaCanF. 0Dcn
SUNDAY 10 % 4" beautiful small home
>'!NGeLacncG DrlCk. room ana tile BATH
aoE. h.-W n ooal Earaqc. neW-honsr
condition, near everything. 1850. : Oo0
IS, 69.a4ce same as rent. MARTIN
lSEN. Ma 1905: evenings and SUNDAYS
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Attention! Doctors, Dentists!

Cor. lfth and SIS c.-f r. and b;
mi, extra lot. perfect cond. must be
seen to appreciate To Inspect dial DI
7os&, ask for MR.. ROUSE
COLORED-PRTCED FOR QUICK SALE
Irving St, nr. Wa-dcr st. reas terms fine
condition. large rooms, bath porCheS.
new ho'-watcr heating plant. automat- &C
water heater. Ideal for . apis; croSstown
bus. For information phone Mr.. Newton
eve. or Sun. WO S5O5
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
lME4 NermoM- Ave. wv DI- SlA1
Evening star., 1943-10-24
MODERN BRICK HOME
GEORGETOWN. D G

NO, I631 :}3rd ST. NV.
Desirable brick home 3 bedrooms an
n.H nsth, gas heat Open for Inspector
over V4'
Evening star., 1943-10-24
BETHESDA. MD

S9,950-Immediate Possession.
CoHvenlentIy ar9anecd home OF = rooms
ana Ned bath. large sIdo-lv!ng- porch
complete kitchen. rance and retr,gerato
F la basement. ho'-Wafrr heat. with auto
rsrlc coal furnace One block from bus
son and saoH1lu~ center. 7alElnG distance
- Al. schools. Office ODou jocay Call
Noodicv 800" EGn H. Joues Il Co. Inc.
Evening star., 1943-10-24
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATE

NaFniiicent BRICK residence. Iust / year
o.c. in perfect condition, situated on a
beautiful lot SOXl@0 #: 4 bedrooms :.
baths, laree Twins room. dining room
library. layatory, breakfast nook bedroom
is large enough for twin beds. rccrea ion
room. finished attic. "-car built-in earage
Inspection BY appointment only with Mr.
Cohen, GE 0"S6. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
sos n n W National .byII
Evening star., 1943-10-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHOICE

In the Bethesd Bradley blvd. wooded sec
ton bedrooms . baths. large living
room with study nook, recreation room,
@. F kitchen and heating equipment. yard
rustic fenced; everything in immaculate
condition. Call Mr.. Smith.
ALLIED REAT,TY CORD RGdO
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r. G.. DUNNE.
LYON VILLAGE

Beantltul EnglIsh-type stone house. 10
rms " bath. double garage " stone fire.
places, new oA-burner heating plant Large
lQ.. beautlfU. trees. Priced. $500. BUY
direct from owner, CH. 049S. Also other
H0Us"s, loty Ior sale
BUNGALOW-S6.5OO
Evening star., 1943-10-24
BUNGALOW $50,

AuTactyc brick buueaIou IN Silver
So ne J, block from bus containing !
rooms and ba'h lal-e level LOT with
tun 0rlnE maple IN front yard price in
cuuc, complete turHl hlnEs. all IL eX-
C7lcrt condition, h0I-WatCT gas heat.
sI1staHiai cash required.