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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13

Pilgrim Baptist ]. W. PHELPS
church, when the campaign pro-
gram will be explained and dis
cussed.
The building, upon completion of
remodelling, will include 80 rooms
for hotel accommodations, an audi
forum with seating capacity for
300, recreation rooms for Christian
activities, a branch library, day
nursery for care of children of
working mothers. The main fea-
lures of the Center's program will
be service rendered in connection
with the Veteran Rehabilitation
Act, postwar adjustments of home
life, and a program to curtail
juvenile delinquency.
This Center is not patterned to
duplicate the program of any other
existing institution nor has it any
attachments with any existing
organizations. However, public CO.
operation is solicited.
An office will be located in this
building in the near future. Con-
struction has been held up because
priority on building materials has
not yet been granted, though Rev.
Phelps made trip to Washington,
D. c., for that purpose.
Rev. Phelps, founder and organ
izer of the Center, is well known
in religious, social and civic circles.
For many years he has been a
Gospel preacher and Missionary
worker. He received his theological
and Bible training and special
courses of business and law, in Twin
City schools. He has given pastoral
service in various churches in Min
nesota and given voluntary aid to
many people in all walks of life,
acting as counsellor in domestic
and family case work. Rev.
Phelps has made intercession with
the State Pardon Board for many
unfortunate persons. He has been
called in advisory capacity to rep
resent the community by county
and city officials in formulating
programs for the betterment of the
community. He is known for his
fearless and intrepid personality in
dealing with affairs of public is
sue.-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
lions Mems DdY
RQllv on Tulv ~

Zion Baptist Church Mems Day
Rally will be held Sunday, July %,
at 8 p. m. A full program has
been planned.
The chairmen are L. Porter, gen.
eral; J. W. Pate, program; Theo-
dore Woodland, finance; Pearl Ball,
spiritual; M. E. Bell, secretary; O.
N. Woodland, publicity, and Ed
Johnson, music.
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Thonosin0 Brown
WEEDS Navy Mon
LonzY Gruv

Miss Thomasina Brown, dressed
in two-piece white suit and carry
ing a bridal corsage of tea roses
and gardenias, was united in mar
riage to Stewards Mate lie Lonzy
Gray, Void Chamberlain Field,
Tuesday, July 10, at 8 p. m. by
the Rev. L. P. Ashford, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Brown, 1139 Fifth Ave. No.
Miss Mabel Brown and Seaman lie
Charles Shelton of st. Paul were
the only attendants.
Lonzy is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gray Of GAINESVILLE, Texas.
A reception was held following the
ceremony. -
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
25th Wedding
Anniversary Cele-
broted by Art. Lees

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, their
daughter, Mary, the Misses Jane
Banks, Gloria Jackson, Erna Clardy
and Lurlene Ramsey, and the Mines.
Clarence Underwood and Lee Cook,
formed a receiving line at exactly
4'p. m. to greet the guests attend
ing the 25th wedding anniversary
celebration of the Lees at their
home at 1928 Clinton Ave. &c., Sun
day, July 8.
The guest list included the
Messrs. and Mines. Gordan Granger,
E. L. Escue, Ellis Perkins, Seminole
Mckee, Hardy White, J. H. Clay
burn, ]. Maxwell, w. McEroy, w.
Crews, Eugene Johnigan, Raymond
Williams, M. Lockett, Governor
Cook, Eugene Tucker, E. H. Black
well, James Lewis, Y. Parson, Erkie
S. Banks, Sam Lewis, J. Butler, j.
Moultrie, ]. Posten, T. ]. Howell,
L. Morrow, B. B. Francisco, F.
Downs, J. E. Riley, Edward Lee,
]. l. Cooke, W. H. Henderson,
Harry Bakion, Andrew johnson,
C. W. Glenn, W. H. Walker, W. NJ.
Logan, Sam Arnold, M. E, Bell, D.
]. Wade, A. Thomas, E. L. Sims,
Harvey Pitts, D. Turner, E. A.
Glover, J. R. Shepard, D. R. Francis,
C. E. Noble, o. L. Alexander, VIM.
Glenn, Thomas Stovall, W. A.
Smith, R. L. Burns, C. Wilkerson,
Robert Martin, R. J. Willis, Paul
Curry, Luther Abbey, VIM. Kemp,
Joe Avis, Spencer Shivers, Leroy
Hall, A. Mcintosh, Charles Phelan,
Harvey Moss, VIM. Ewing, Everett
Law, Walter Banks, James Nichols,
Ed. Cater, Sam Whiting, Ed
Brown, Charles Curry, VIM. Kay,
Webster Stovall, George Roach, B.
Lewis, VIM. Mosley, C. Hawkins,
F. Clardy, R. Carter, Fred Edwards,
W. C. Jones, C. Sanders, W. Gates;
Mines. B. S. Smith, E. H. Payne,
A. Glenn, L. Tillman, F. Thompson,
Alice Forte, Maude Chandler, M.
Francisco, M. Uptergrove, George
Jones, Mary Kay, Pauline Hutch
craft, Frances Duncan, Faye
Bakion, Priscilla Clay, B. Ogden, N,
Cooper, Jessie Jackson, E. Rodgers,
Marion Bailey, Mary Starlight, Arie
Pullum, D. Wright, Weller White,
Mary Powell, G. M. McRutledge,
Leila Smith, Essie Wyatt, Marion
Bailey, Mary Starlight, B. Huston,
l. Turner; the Misses Mae Black
we'll, Essie Mason, Vesta Mosley,
Catherine Halliday, Era D. Walls,
Elizabeth Hiatt and Delgracia
Turner; the Messrs. Ronald Lewis,
Merlin Lewis, Clarence Underwood,
ST., and Boyd Howell. The Rev.
and Mrs. R. W. Kelley, Mrs. Mary
Blackburn, of North Carolina, and
Mrs. T. C. Brackeen, of Beaumont,
Texas, were the out-of- town guests.
Among the many gifts received
by the Lees were small chests with
silver dollars and a set of silver
ware, given them by their imme-
date family.
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Johnnie Baker Auxiliary
Hits ROnd Sale RncO1

Mrs. L. M. Stewart, 1916 Seventh
Ave. No., chairman of the Bond
committee, announced Wednesday
that the Johnnie Baker Post Auxil-
larry has sold $4,O75 worth of war
bonds in the Seventh War Loan
Drive. Ninety per cent of the
bonds were sold to members of the
auxiliary and post.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13

parts of the world.
Examples were cited of friction
between whites and Negroes, and
of discriminatory treatment against
individuals and whole company
units by those determined on trans
planting overseas the racial pat
terms practiced in the most back
ward sections of the United States.
Experiences responsible for damp
ening morale in general, were those
similar to the case of white Ma
rines who without provocation
heckled and fired upon Negro Navy
Base company camps on at least
four occasions. Forced finally to
defend themselves after one of
their number had been killed the
Negroes were later charged with
rioting and unlawful assemblage.
Wanted to Serve
Another instance cited by Mr..
White was that of Negro youth
who enlisted on his seventeenth
birthday, Gin order to serve my
country and help my race" Dur
ing later inquiries, however, it was
brought out that this same lad had
been twice found guilty and con-
victed by a court-martial to five
days solitary confinement on bread
and water; first, for sitting in the
only vacant seat Immediately under
the sign dividing Negroes from
whites in bus in Virginia; second,
for entering a white" Virginia
restaurant to purchase food.
''The point 1 wish to make" de-
clared Mr.. White after a review of
these circumstances, "is not of such
clashes which race prejudice has
caused unfortunately in many
theaters of war. 1 want to per-
sonalize the corrosive effect of
ignorance, bigotry and proscrip-
ton. AS result of this, the spirit
of many men, particularly Negroes,
has been dampened and in some
instances almost wholly crushed"
"The perilous effect of such man
ifestations of race prejudice" Mr..
White pointed out further, Eek
tends beyond American Negroes to
the natives whose aid we need now
in winning the war and whose
friendship we will need after the
war if we are to have peace"
G rs Commended
On the brighter side White re-
viewed the performance of the 93rd
Division commended by General
Dunckel of the American Division;
the role of Negro CPS in the con-
struction of roads, airfelds on
Guam and Saipan, together with
their handling of thousands of tons
of supplies close on the heels of
invasion troops.
Realization, according to Mr..
White, has come to many white
men in the Army, Navy, Coast
Guard and Marine corps, that the
problem of race is neither a Sec
tional nor a national one in the
United States, but an increasingly
important world problem.
"Men cannot be quite the same
again." he declared, Gin their
opinions of each other when they
have seen their comrades die for
an ideal commonly held. Race or
religious prejudice is seldom pres
ent in a fox-hole."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13

Christian Center
to be developed at
the newly &C.
quired site al
Rondo Ave. and
Grotto, st. Paul
The publ lie is
asked to watch
for announcement
of a public meet.
ing to be held at
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13

Hope for a better future based
on a new attitude as exemplified in
the case of returning Negro vet
Grams whose white comrades stood
ready to "break up the joint" when
they were refused food in a Wash
ington department store was seen
by White. In this situation MP's
summoned to the scene (and them
selves world war veterans) said:
"If these men who have fought to-
gether overseas, seen their buddies
die, themselves wounded, want to
eat together, we don't have damn
thing to do with it,"
Postwar Crisis
Mr.. White concluded prophetical-
ly, "The ten years after the war
is finally over, will unquestionably
be the most critical in all human
history. We will have to demon
strate then whether we are in earn
est in pledging at San Francisco
that there shall be no discrimina-
ton on account of race, religion,
language or SEX
eff the example of the veterans
in the Washington department store
characterizes our postwar racial
attitude at home and abroad, then
there is hope of lasting peace. If,
however, the majority Of the people
of the world who are colored see
in the United States a recrudes-
cence of organizations like the Ku
Klux Klan, of riots, of lynchings
and of racial prescription, then
their faith in US will be reduced
and their fear of us will grow to
the point of explosion. We cannot
afford the dangerous fatalism of
accepting the inevitability of post
war riots.
eve cannot afford to let 100000
Negro Americans now overseas re-
turn to find that the freedom for
which they fought is not shared by
them. Many of them have reason
to fear just that. A few days ago
a Negro soldier in the China
Burma-India theatre wrote me that
the soldiers of a white regiment
near his own greeted the news of
Germany's surrender with joyous
shouts of Two down-one to CO.
But the Negro soldiers comment
was Two down and two to 60
Japan and race prejudice back
home
"Will the overwhelming majority
of Americans who are willing to
give their lives and fortunes for
preservation of democracy arouse
themselves in time to defeat the
bigots at home and abroad who
are sowing the seeds of racial hate?
In the answer to that question lies
in large measure the fate of US
ALL"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
Walter White Tells Despair
Of Negro Soldiers in Pacific
In National CHS Radio Report

Pers Prejudice May Void San Francisco Charter Pledges
CINCINNATI OHOIn Army and Navy approved broadcast
July the Columbia Boadcasng SYSTEM NAACP Secretary
despair establishment of American
Pacific result of the erpetuaon the
they supposed be fighting eliminate other
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-13
Drive for Christiun
Center Funds Opens

Rev. James w. Phelps has an
nounced that the drive is underway
to raise $4,000 to finance the es-
Evening star., 1945-08-09
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH BUYERS for D. c. and Nd. property
WSoobhiboE ssaf Ga shalTY eo assf Rhodt
cAsT ctsAsHq foR fSa mo Housps, s9 RES g. C. or Nd
espsse 'eais' ong Ro' a'taRsa 'Rie'
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can SET
s.nssn sssn won't HnMpHRg sfsi Vi les
WI Will 10 PAY SDsi AL CASH for s-room hous.
for colored; National 3os2; after PM
EFs'qs,ys Rf cAN sEGL BEE YOUR HOUSE at its full
ysps stsn oday oHr pbSb sasas co no NJ
Realtors established 1857. DI. lol5
IaMEb1zTE hsia 5 Il P.x: xx:oT1os-ws will buy you.
St is narsff aSicR SHfsGs b.
sPaRfMENT sf'i1 n aousE Of W 70 90 units de-
sFiGle NJ oRo aE ssss0R RA S4fS from
HOME in Columbia. Country Club area
Bedroom and bath downstairs, 2 bedrooms
upstairs, modern in every respect, Can
9ass Gohass sea 4ss fSTR
BRICK or FRAME HOUSE in D. c, Or
nearby Md; $1,000 to $4,000. Adams
Iiks TS BUY. BY individual; ;E direct .s,,1a from
ban, pay caSn. BOX Z0-G, star. lU'
WANTED-A 3 or 4 bedroom brick oil or
gas heat; $4,000 to $4,000; prefer Fox
hall or Georgetown vicinity. 81. 472s'
WE CAN SELL your property If located in
Washington or nearby Montgomery County:
List with US for quick results. Established
1915. THOS e. FARRELL CO., realtors,
S.W. HOUSE WANTED, frame or brick: will
pay al cash sa,, MR.. ALBERTs' MA. 7oo6;
MODERN center-halI Colonial, 2h baths;
Highwood, Wakefield. Shepherd Park.
Spring Valley; under $4,000. Ia. S69l.
CASH. Cash for orwss z ssssoi3 bedroom house; mo
CAN PAY $500 down and ST. 600 yearly
plus interest for detached 3-bedroom house
with all modern improvements and less
than hours bus travel from Dupont Circle;
permanently employed professional, nom
governmental worker with $1,000 income;
top references. Box 32-G, Star.
WOULD LIKE to purchase direct from
owner a 6-room row or detached house In
Brightwood or Shepherd Park. viii nay
all cash. RA. -4136 or RA. 0071.
SUBURBAN HOME, modern, bedrooms
garage: 3 or more acres: $11 900 to
$4,000; commute to d. c. Substantial
WE PAY All. CASH for ne. and s.e.
property. Quick settlements. GUM &
MILLER, 300 11th ST.. s.e., FIR. 2lOo.
CASH BUYERS for brick houses, to 10
rooms, near Catholic Church and scnools.
e. A. BARRY, 1907 H st. NV, ME. 2025.
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SUBURBAN sALE-yIRGINIA

sms q ssSrs SrcH Gs sons1aeton m sne
Ssrn rosm anns III ysem dsssh
gas range and electric refrigerator; bed,
rooms and bath, full basement; priced q!
2HifiI aRfis S2fioss. 2fi s.o9S 9SA.-s-sm, house; l.rs,
on 'snd a.; oil heat; buiit-in garage; v !
ground; This house is well btlt r ane
dss, for large family P5ice StaseS SsoS
Rsxa flaa esin n Irvine st. Arlington, Va
ssEELiNSTos sE iSNsSsHTos VA yAs,sm frame ,.. house %
5 bedrooms. and tile bath on. End a;
e ss y.t q soos sss .Psrn S hsa saav
saRDns sss 1ssaua fstE's:y yBesss Bess!ss fssaSSa ssss
;a,nr IsyiRs Rs.s St. Arlrtngtons soo Va Contact
S-ACRE fruit and chicken farm on Route
i2s, is miles from city. About $50 apple
trees. different varieties; Ice chicken
iiUirs OSss rm e 1sss s1sss aeisc Il % Ritchsn hoas.
rents for S1O0 per mo. Also cottage with
living rm., dinette and kitchenette,. all
and and up: :' / acre in lawn with ige. OAK
trees. flowers and shrubbery, outdoor stone
fireplace; approximately 1000 bgshsls OF
apples ontEun Sp Tres Ga ape ii excellent
condition; oil heat, large wooded lot; 2
blocks from bus and school, immediate
possession; Owners apt. Price. s20.-
ii III MILES ss'i RON esI WASHINGTON. this side
Of Tyson's Corner, IN Q nice M.acre set
ting, Il modern 2-bedroom, living room,
perch. Has material ready to convert
attic Into another bedroom; chicken house;
$4,000, with $4,000 CASH S35 month.
EEALTy ASSOCIATES. INC. OK. l130.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTEp1Te lease three Or four bedroom
GoMDR I'M PAhMER NM syes RE and 54eG sn Ext 4ll
PIfEAshNT Pff Is 0 FAMILY lily Aa with 3u responsible
BACKGROUND, wants to lease three bedroom
prefer nwa loeation. % near eood srammar mGq
daushters, ages 9 and 2; viii gladly fur;
NJ MI aist' branch nanaser, 4. 8. DfoK
2 TsfkSaYi sSs MAN desires unfur inf
sSi aauts; aOIse up to 500 mo- oe0 dh 1865 mGrf
NAVAL OFFICER desires exchange furn
in boasa o bss or in wn
wilI exchange for j with 4 bedroom. @
wa kE s9 FRI ESs ds
furnished suburbap a.t OF country sec
RSR' RSSsoMsefn efns ws H. Sasa
iant ehlsseR s-bsdrm house pref gnfuI
uSFURRNIsHEb HOUSE, 8 or "a Bedrooms SnSs
in NV. section or Arlington, by respon-
SAi sss 0ss ss asa sa tTd Hsaa
bedroom house,. preferably furnished: {
aRm RRas ris SN PRRhs WE sd desT. z u
nished house, bedrooms, maids room,
HOUSE or apartment. furnished or un-
furnished, by permanently stationed couple:
no children, no pets; on or before Sept. L
NAVAL SSa = OFFICER. wife and 2 sons, IL per.
manently located in Washington, urgently
need 2-bedroom, unfurnished house; avail
hayE fSs seBI BEEN TRyiN iMNShissn sa oS oSso
bedroom house for 5 months. Permanent
Not IN Government service. Family a.
present In N. Y. State. Own home there
Please give me q chance. DI. 2s43.
HEAD Of q. British Mission requires furn
house In Wan. or nearby from earl,
Sept; bedrooms: rent about $3.50; most
careful tenant. North 206S. I2s
PERMANENT residence to 8 bedroom un-
furnished house. in desirable neighborhood:
SlO0 per month maximum: gentle: i'm
sriss soaasAlRsT soaART. i7ss st. pI NV. s0ss 8. 0'
ARMY CAPTAIN and wife and 3rd adui
desire 2 or 3 bedroom furn. house. Ar.
lington pref No children or pets. Ref
il desired, VIII sign lease. CAPT
sTENNES, ia 1927. g
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BEST INVESTMENT on today's market
lot near 10th and Newton sts; NV:
ens e .asn ss0 s.: snsn can. & & ii fSSe ssp.
Siderable Sac 'ss cssh IT reauire4 s Priced for QUICK
s.I s.Is' * Sssso9 1so9 For further information
s.EAAILY ~ Mi fS2is AIRS. bull. 2 years; $3.50
cash; annual a income; 5 81, 2,S7si "a apprSri- 1,
lsRak szs ssfohY = fS NA eosSfs sSfg BRICK .bou.
81 store Mds ana dns 81 81 and Ssa
nfaf sG @ AssociAEs Sci spiRSs Sc
81 Shall iiaa APT SFsi1 hS6sP. RR on. bloc. on Conn.,
return on Iasi the ssEins price 81. 500; *.
r 4. TWEED WED CO. So 5504 Conn. T ave. NV. NV.
DOWNTOWN, 1st commercial near. 9th
and @ st. n.w.-3-story brick. with base
iasai for roominr house and d'1 suitsSie 10; for
fao 81 0ny 2 baRSsraiS gS9 TsSms ss so uR aa 5RS
MobEkN MOB ( s a7!bSir aS APT, in washins.on,,
best nv. area; consisting Of l. 2 and 3
ment; sIseious lawn: nice lot, isndsesped;
excellent legation and low rentals: WIN
sgpes spp t. ths on careful cs WobeIp
Ifs6. SHANNON & LUcHs Co. i5o5 Il
81 R;Hi;o NA' sTosE Ss5s and .p.r.m.n.,:
semidetachsd brick. o6b 6brinsins excellent
terms. For details, caii LEE REALTY CO.
APARTMENT, 3-family semidetached
brick, for Petworth section near Sherman
Circle, rooms and bath each, oil heat.
2-car brick garase; nne income. $14,95o,
ATTENTION. have 4-unit apt. for
for sale at S16.750. only An times annual
INCOME ok Sl2o for more information.
ment apt, neal. N, Capitol and 4. I ave.
REHL EsTAIE ia. sso7, Ewes. .Ap. 1884.
TAK0MA fARK. MD.-3-unit brick apt,
u pay for itself. Shown BY appointment.
Cal Mrs. Koontz at EvERYMANs REAL
complete ants: make offer. Elk 5e79.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$1,000 DOWN-Live in one apt. OF three
So Dans and bath has ans 1saf sSs as
SsS%s SsSs q On fs sslaass S. LARRY STEELE RI
SIG $1,000 or DoMN@s oM oS50 rooms and bath, row
good ne. location; possession. Priced
LARRY LARRY STEELE. STEEL RE. % Saes q or T Di. ssis
HAVE TO MOVE? We have numerous va.
cant and owner-occupied houses In desir-
SIS SrssssE .sss' ss@s in ''s a.s Rssnsa
Exclusive Exc HsaHK RYoMise w Ssi AVE. N.w-briek
hsEins stETani eE Rrlis fss4 p M oRh1soN SONS
CHEVY CHASE D: c-Excellently losstsa ,,;;t
lot. iot REAITY "a i BROKERS INC. OR. s4asi
eHeSENN CLosENiN 'TTasRoMA PARK, MD. Re.
duced to .S12,5o0 for immediate sale
About Y Of an acre with large trees, larg.
front porch; End 4. consists Of Z bedrooms
and bath. and the 3rd floor i,s has 2 bed.
ans By
taehsa ssTsss. 10 inspses. cal! Sh.iS Mr. 70 pss:
exensss ssn sssns M is III
BuNGALow. B Allow Silver Spring, ? lars. bed
TOOUnS, Jlleu DaLI, llNlIlB IOOul, room,
kitchen with gas range and refriserator,
full-sized basement, coal h.-w.h., oil burner
on premises, can be installed; close to
grade school; Sc, 100, sale price; $4,000
81 s.RooM 5oSi BRick ri apIa House with personality
Fronts Rock Creek Park. quiet street,
Automatic heat. bedrooms. 2 baths, ga
apDontmsnt with ft5a owNER. ''l iss5 Msda
GEoRGETowN - Admirably suited for a
home or conversion into 3 cheerful, roomy
apartments. A semidetached 3-story brick
with s rooms and Ia baths This pre-
and the original random width floors,
marble mantels in 8 Of the rooms lend .
distinctive touch and there is an electric
heat and ha SPACE Tor sm. 'G garden; SIS.
$50 Conveniently financed WIN h:
SAUNDERS, INC. (estab. 1857. 16ie K
RHobE Il 5S 1saaN6 RlitsfSs ASh aSi5 Me- near 10th
This modern 7-room detached frame house
to TRANSPORTATION; Large yard, oil heat,
go wth very re.seaass .erns Ewes
1na fpn ASNpEks es co Wfas RssteI. s ssas
VEST WEsT 1Sae oaevT 't Rs Db lGlS
Tsgs large 1t. blocks e BUS :ad stores.
GHHsf st. MR Ssatss h.ss Sp
Circle; 4-bedroom home, bath. storage
attic, 1st-f. lavatory. recreation. room,
living ROOM, dining room. kit. gas b. " b. :
Sstlns NEEDED but % an s excellent % vaiue I sif siS
$50. Exclusive agent. Call EN-. 1890 until
fMMRbIarAk TWEER SG so95 Conn tsS
owner. 3 full bedrooms. 2h baths. Con-
ysaIent tsap section chsyy Ghsss, Md Less
DOCToR OR DENTisTWA perfect home
eGs n.s u H H
sssy e asgresisss TIL. bone. MircHEII Il asias
SEaS SHiGk- coiN ri 2ys ss3l ana r.a.w.., h,.n..,
-Beautiful corner home. iavstory. den
and patio on first floor, large bedrooms
and baths upstairs, maids room and
sgicx s5is xosEinsss bIl ssssit.' act quickly. MITCHELL
entrance, all-brick home Of SIX rooms and
Dans.d Dsrn ,iayatory and beautifully
inmeaiate possession. MITCHELL oUIcK
NEAR EAST CAPITOL AND IIBRARY-1s
rooming house: all large rooms: IN eood
esGndislon; srn @ fairly ven furnished; asmidet;
pric. rs sss oS owner must ss
Mr.. GLiDDEN. after 8 pm. DE. ,oo51.
Skssc1RIE az III PARK-s..ut,iul brick home, !
o:a snp g inspect es H1 ro.s.l .n
81 asIss MARSHALL y. WAPL1 Co.
NOkTHWEST-Row brick. rooms, 8
nssso 5000 0S0:atsssien assae ss e ssis ssys
+.
Evening star., 1945-08-09

SPECIALS THIS WEEK.
18th ennd anS Grard St sstory brick auto
!. e and p. ave, nv. . partly furnished
sYiss sqss; h..v.h.; income per mo. ssSSi sSS
sa sss 'fS Psrs srl'E srs. rooms bath facing
kits, 3-stery brick oil h.-w.-h newly VIZ
Alexandria, Lsnhavsn. rooms. ssnHv SEMI
det: brick, years old, new-house eond on !;
Second st.. s.e., near GARFIELD PARK.
rooms, & 2 baths, brick h.-wh. s2'ooos han AZ :
a.si 'Third snd E. Capitol, rooms, !SsS sssSs;
. s 18th and and Jefferson NV. vacant, ;hHt Just
9 rooms, baths, oil h.-w.-h., semidet:
Vacant. Takoma Park. near Carroll ave- ave.
2-family. semi-dst. bldg. Of Q apts.. Of 4
and oas Price 4so :fo0Sassa To Sas or ssHs seli
NV, DU. 50b1; evenings until 8, SH. 5692.
SILVER sPRNG-Bedroom and y bath on
Takoms Park-Large frame, 2 baths,
coal h.-w;h. rent 2nd and 3rd hs., live on
rooms, dining room and Kit. and bath; /;
Garrett Park-3-bedroom house, living
room with fireplace, tiled bath. lot 65x200;
$9,650.
Silver sprins sIsa,7-room house and 2
Near Cheverly, Md.-All-hrick bungalow;
bargain for $3.50.
Silver sprins-Bungalow, bedrooms,
living room. dining room, kit, full base
Silver Spfing-A very attrac. JIM.
shingled bungalow with fun basement, large
attic for 2 future rooms. An excel buy
for $3.50.
Modern Realty has at this time 3
lovely estates. ranging in prices, $27,500
Acreage, fsrm-Call Us for. any Of these
about which you might desire more iu-
formation. These are al listed exclusively
with MODERN REALTY, S403 Georgia
ave. sH. 1880; after 9 p.m., aH. 1884.
Evening star., 1945-08-09
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.

THIS LOVELY HOME, containing 3 bed.
rooms and , baths en- 2nd floor, hbrar,
ton room and maids room and bath in
basement. is located, in Briarcliff. 5224
Manning pl. monthly rental, Y225 pei
month. owner must have years lease ano
prefers family of adults. For additional
information, please call DI. 141I.
TOWN HOUSE-Ideal tor small embassy
or embassy ofiices, vicinity Sheridan Circle
A very desirable 4-story brick, in excel
lent condition and recently Iedecoratsd
W. C. g. A. ". MILLER DEVELOPMENT
CO., 1880 Mass. ave. NV. OR. 4464
Evenings, telephone OIL. S2S4.
Evening star., 1945-08-09
HOUSES FURNISHED.

IN BEAUTIFUL HILLCREsT, new Colonial
home, 2 or 3 bedrms with baths and
basement layatory. Recreation rm,, wash
ing machine. Fully furn. Sl50-S2OO.
Box lOl-E, Star