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Evening star., 1946-10-14

WOODSIDE PARK-Ist offering on this
/. lovely all-brick home, in. this most ex-
elusive section OF Silver Spring; LIST A., large
entrance hall, beautiful liy. rm. with fire
place, very large side porch, lovely din. rnl.
With deep bay window. large modern: COM
; pletely equipped kitchen, cozy pine-paneled
den and powder room; 2nd floor, 8 lovely
bedrooms and fun tiled bath; full basement
built-in gar. slate roof. This lovely home
: sits well back on beautifully landscaped.
l10x215 and is priced reasonable at 81,
BOO, Call WOOD CONLEY CO.. ST. 300.
Z SH. 5526. till 9 pm. -15
VACANT HOUSES, BROKERS ATTENTION.
1873 to 1919 o st. NV. INCLUSIVE
houses. are Joined together, CONSISTING ssad
tion; ideal for. downtown institution. apt.
house or rooming house.
1923 N st. n.w.--S rooms. baths; TN
usual terms.
SIS 9Th St, n.w.-1o rooms. 2 baths,
gear detached garage; 1st commercial.
= 81 70 3rd st; n.w.acorner detached
: old; price reduced for quick sale. For
further information sall Harry preissn or
Evening star., 1946-10-14

ARLINGTON INVESTMENT CO., NC
down; dow ss eonS. e sssTyth,ns sh iall Ssnt., q
a.-c heat: equipped kit. "A great nam,
N Tssl ,NvRsqnsS TlR,sps SL oeos S
Low down payment: 6-rm det, praeti
cally new home in North Ariinston; lRe
lot; oil &C. heat; new-house condition
ARLINGToN iNvESTMENT Co.. NC
Det., 5-rm. furn. home in Columbia For.
est; only So. 700: nice size lot: immediate
poss; "a great name in real estate" GIL
asEiNGroS aiaai 2'iysS INVESTMENT CO.. NC
lington: liv rm,. din. rm.. kit, 2 bedrms,
bath: full bsmt "A great name in rea
s;ts,e1 ,,aL GL 9aSS; aMgssEraI GsrrSll m MI ND
See this and buy; beautiful Colonial brick
in secluded section: rms. and bath. built
in garage: Ice lot; gil a.-e. hest: nre,
nams nsans in sass REAL % esaste. dE osos. Mor.
aRIlSaroN asiRiGis INVESTMENT CO. me-
rated with lovely 5-rm frame banga-
low. with . slass-inclosed porehes;; in ex-
sslsn. eondition hal. iniaysa ,ar,mns iaoleam tIs
payment. "A great name in real estate .
aSNGoN AZ tG NJ IHgrsgr%rNT sgrss n NJ asr0y eS
separate sTs apts. with indiyidusl heating;
INV, tank, utllfv. Noulu MAKE koIu
ssssSns0le ssssss AZ gree ssao Mt ea Mairos or
ssRnsiNGroN saIss INVESTMENT CO, NC
Vacant; move in with down nr,r pasmenta', 9n a,sz- =
sndria: S2,100 down payment. "A great
name in real estate AK. 1920. Mr..
99EsSTLHMxNs 9i!Sh e hs ESTATE nearby Taris.
cSurcI church and Mclean, on orisinal site: 50
years old. surrounded by trees, acres
be eautfuily landscaped. on hard surfaced
road: truly Colonial center hall, IT. VIDE;
liv. rm. l5xa2 with fireplace din. I'm. II; lfs
ancss. Iaun. rm.: End A., master bedrm.
I4xa3; 2 additional twin,size bedrns.,
tile bath, roomy closets; fun bsnnt.. h,-w. h
2-car garage, tool house, fruit trees. mower
sssSses FoT
csl e. II. IRWIN. Ma. 1898 or Elmwood
64S or 46S. EVENINGS ---,4-------Io 4----I 70
HERE THEY ARE! 3-bedrm Cape Cod; fire.
place tile bath, equip. kit., oil neat.
ba sement, det garage, fenced rear yard.
Blk; to everything: priced at Sl2,ooo iurn' i'r
with 81 991 Spcs cain; iir rm din rm, equipped
iii. T lie. 's sedrns.. I'm III tile bath. fun base.
ment. OH heat, copper plumbing. level
fenced gard: IN perfect neish6olinood; @ =
PRICED 4 "a ssa v saet p s. dss sss home
has fireplace. tile bath. oil heat. full
Sorhood: So priced st sib.bo0 with $4,000
cash. balance. essy terms.
solue' ss s.ss sauipDsd iSioni fis as ssa
ssssh ss slsyssss ssseS essn ss SH lissa aasz ss
OK. $40; or 9 TO . Pm. cH. e4Ss., II.
Evening star., 1946-10-14

aCCoKEEK, MD houses on Rt, 224
"Accokeek Groves; house, No; II. 5000
ment, bal. like rent. owner. Mr.. GIILEl
op premises To-
Laurel outlook., 1946-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Smith of
Greenacres, Wash, came Friday to
visit among old friends for some
time. Saturday they went to Co.
lumbus to spend the week end with
Mrs. Smiths brother, John Dia-
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Cunningham
of Billings were guests last Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Levin Hergett.
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. John Yost of
Billings were guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Yost are leaving o on to make their
home in Seattle.
Complimenting Mrs. Joe South
worth, a recent bride, Mrs. Alvin
Southworth, Mrs. Alex Shimsky and
Mrs. Philip Pope, were hostesses at
a shower, at the hall. Several must
cal numbers were given during the
evening, and Virginia Kober mod
eled several old-fashioned clothes.
Friends and relatives present were
Mesdames E. Hedges, Armstrong,
Alice, Meinhardt, E. Kober, A.
Fox, E. kellogg, Lowe, E. Story, j.
Fry, H. Kober, Martin, A. Frank,
Miller, Edmun, D. Eastlick, Whit
Laurel outlook., 1946-08-14
WOmen's Republican
Club Hears Speeches

Park City, Aug. 14.-Mrs. R.. w.
Davis was hostess Tuesday after
noon to members of the Park City
.Women's Republican club. Speakers
were Mrs. Harry Gullard and Mrs.
L. W. Swords of Billings, and A.
o. Nelson. of Park City. Those at
tending the meeting from Column
bus were Mrs. Jacob Wagner, Mrs.
H. G. McClain, Mrs. Laurence Aber,
Mrs. H. r. Cashmere and Mrs. Paul
Rosean. Mrs. Esther Long of Cali
fornia, was a guest.
Mrs. Davis served a lunch at the
close of the discussions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy Wegner and
family who have been visiting rela-
tives and friends left for their home
in Midland, Mich, Tuesday after a
three weeks visit here.
During the past week JOe's Bar,
which has been operated the past
IA months by Levin Hergett, was
sold to Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Feagins
of Billings, who drive each day to
Park City from their Billings home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hergett will reside
in Park City for the present.
Laurel outlook., 1946-08-14
Uniforms to Fit G.I.s Is
Latest Note in Fashions

WASHINGTON.-Pin back your
ears, supply sergeants, and listen
to the secretary of war.
He says no more of this business
of Quitting a size SO sad sack in a
size AZ uniform, Or draping a fly
weight CT. in an overcoat that
would do Goering.
From now on, Secretary Patterson
ordered, the army man is to be a
trim, well-tailored soldier, with a
uniform of the proper size. That
goes not only for rockies getting
their first government issue, but
also for men already in service who
haven't been done right by in the
natty clothing line.
And the old stall about not having
the proper sizes in stock is no 60.
Patterson says in that event one
of the outfits on hand must be al
tered to fit.
Laurel outlook., 1946-08-14

are guests at the C. ". Mosier home.
The Lutheran ladies aid met
Thursday afternoon in the church
parlor with Mrs. Fred Meinhardt as
hostess. A business meeting fol-
lowed with lunch served by Mrs.
Meinhardt. Mrs. Alex Fox and Mrs.
P. w. Roberts were guests of the
society.
Mrs. P. w. Roberts entertained
Monday the Women of the Moose
guests were Mrs. Mabel Straight,
Mrs. Myrtle Peters, Mrs. Anne Roe,
Mrs. Ethel Stevens, Mrs. Mabel Will
son, Mrs. Agnes Jones, Mrs. Colby
Fink, Mrs. Elizabeth Trenka, Mrs.
Catherine Nagel.
Miss Helene Madden of Washinp-
ton, D. c., spent Saturday with
Mrs. Karyl Guerney of Washington
who is visiting her father, j. c..
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Dove and
son T. ]. Dove, and Mrs. Doves
sister, Miss Grace Bailey of Jones'
bou, Tenn, returned home Thurs
day from a three-day trip through
Yellowstone park, via the Cooke
City road.
Those attending the Saltwater
County Republican meeting Monday
were j. w. Corwin, Mrs. R. w.
Davis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Eastlick. Mr.. Eastlick was elected
icounty committeeman. Saturday
Mr.. Corwin and Mrs. Davis went
to Helena to attend the state Re-
publican meeting Sunday and Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Williams,
Sharon and Ronald Williams, left
Friday for Sacramento, Calf, to
visit Glen Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Williams
and family and Mrs. Karyl Quincy
of Arlington, Va, were guests
Wednesday night in Laurel of Miss
Pearl Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Tompkins
entertained at dinner Wednesday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs: R: W.
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Flood.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Davis and
Miss Pearl Davis were guests last
Sunday at the cabin of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. T. Tharalson above Red Lodge.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis were hosts to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Orchard of Billings, Miss
Pearl Davis of Laurel and DR.. Mar
tin Freeze of Seattle.
Mrs. Minnie Wikeen of Billings
came Thursday to be a guest of
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney. Mrs. Wi
keen at one time lived in the COM
munity and expects to live in one
of the Gerard houses.
Charles (Bud) Rymer, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rymer, left
the first of the week for Fort
Douglas. He enlisted and expects
to be in the ordnance corps.
Laurel outlook., 1946-08-14

canack, Weber, w. Kober, Davis,
S. Flood, j. Southworth, Martha
and Emma Vogel, Lila Mae and
Sandra Southworth, Edna Mae
Southworth, Marjorie and Lorraine
Fox, Betty and Joan Frank, Nancy
Lee Harris, Joan Pearsall, Donna
Sitzman, Theodore Kober, Betty
Mehling.
Miss Lillian Hanson of Lexing-
ton, Neb., is a guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Mar
tin.
Mrs. S. M. Cain went recently to
Hartford, Iowa, where she is visit
ing her mother and among old
friends.
Guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Plowman were Mrs. Mary
Wolf and Miss Anna Wolf of Kan
sas, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Plowman
and daughter Margaret and Mrs. E.
NJ. Plowman of Joliet.
Mrs. F. R. Brown and Mrs. Esth-
er Long of Brawley, Calf, were
Saturday of Mrs. Helm
Braun.
Laurel outlook., 1946-08-14
CITY, SECTION

Nh. and Mrs. Harlan Eastlick,
who have been living in one of the
l.. Gerard houses, purchased the
Rudy Wegner house on Main street,
next to the Harry Sands home. Mrs.
Ed Wegner, daughter Mildred and
son Rudy, who have been living in
the house, moved to the Youngs
Point teacherage, and Miss Mildred
drives to her work at the Pearsall
store.
Mrs. Stanley Pearsall was hostess
Wednesday evening at the Lutheran
church parlor to the Missionary So
ciety. Mrs. Conrad Krieger was
program leader on GLOW to keep
our young folks interested in church
when away at college," Lunch was
served by the hostess.
The Garden club enjoyed a pitch
in breakfast at 10 o'clock Thursday
in the back yard at the w. d.
Whitcanack home. Following the
breakfast Mrs. A. o. Nelson gave
a talk on the making of corsages.
Each member had brought flowers
and each made a corsage for one
of the other members. Mrs. Esther
Long of California was a guest of
the club. The next meeting will
be August % at the P. w. Roberts
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Lugar and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Kent of Iowa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
HIcHLIcHTs or THE NEW
ENLISTMENT PROG RAM

Enlistmcnts for I As ? or years
d year eniistmeuts permitted Tor m"n
nov IN Army ~lth months service
7 Enlistment aye from ] : TO "a wears
inclusive. except for men nov m Army
~ho may frenlisi AZ any age
3 tecnhsting retain present grades
II they reenist within 20 days alter
discharge and before February 1910
The best pay scale. medical care
food quarters and clothing m Army
HISTORY
S An increase IN the resnli,iment
bonus 20 $50 for each Year II sctiFs
service since such bonus ~as last paid,
OF since last entry into service
Up TO 90 days paid iufiough, DE-
pending on length Of service With for
ioueh travel pad 10 home and return.
for mon now m Army who enlist
A so day furlough every yesf At iuh
pay
& Mustefine -out pay tbased upon
length Of serVice) 20 ell men ~ho are
discharged 20 reenl'st
9 Option 10 retire A. half pay for LIE
after 20 wears service iucfeasing 20
three. quarters pay after 80 wears ser
vice. All previous active federsl mih-
tary servi,e counts toward retirement
10 Benefits under the CT Bill Of
Rights
II Family allowances Tor the term 81
eci,.to,.nt Tor dependents Of men ~ho
enlist before July ! i94o
-. Opportunity to learn oos - no's
OF 400 skiils and trades
"a. Choice u branch 81 service and
overseas theater IN the Al Ground o'
Service Forces on 3-yesr enlistmeits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

ton W. Th. huildins viii be
built by me Hampton Community
center Board a civic otSanila-
lion
uepat Mods ~pns nurse,y
hools too
Panama lsIochs
Negro Talent
Hem good one fpf the noons
Thr NNr reports from New York
mat inc sa-eallcd democratic Re-
pnDht Of Panama practices Some
Nefy low racr piejudice The im-
mediate fon'ra,'n~v j. over tie
Ia,t tha' some ~ the Neeln REESE
arni- of iac Republic weary %
iar sfoss discrimination which
COOS un n me siiue places and
ni4h. aus hatr filed suls
a4uu, ihese us'iia'ious alee-
!r. nl ralfati IN e'n
rrel ihm me sppra4pn,e
'olotd as'~ ftam iae US would
ado iu ibe desi,e ~ Nrs1o fosi-
drm~ - stfend me spots
Folks % me know say 'ha' W.
lnltcd ~tateS government IS ie
hiaai fu petniiine fUe sloese~
az pilenshii desienaiins Whites
'nla and hlnks 'Sll,1 aud
proNians scpa a'e a,oounnaea-
ton. BAG rhe iNo taoes AMI in
s,urUd odopfms piNr "u'nc'
N,eoe- bs,e The greatest ~
difial' IA securing ad'Gpafo es
connuaa'ssp- In Panama
Save christmas Trees
lonf ialow y"D cArsfiuss
ter Nas Nc,p ier 40" buds
iln Ntnsan lianmr So,t ct i
peifoi conipHJun, Fund AGENCY
Urges simply rl,e me tree IN a
solne 81 ihc yar'l ~ pie'cs 81
.ue and head 'o 'h branches
aud" AabA ne hilaS discover n
tudly haven
Randolph 10 Organize
Car cleaners
fhr cdnWaign 10 organize the
anfilucd on page -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
January 81
THE LAST DAY
FOR MEN NOW IN THE ARMY TO
RETAIN THEIR PRESENT GRADES
BY REENLIsTlNG -.

? H ~ fsc frp,, Sho re-
~r fcb,nar, ! I'll
~ fliev present
81 Wen bouorabb dis
rf ~ ,rcHi,sf sifiim 20
aneha,gc in The
'' e'F he'd a. The time Of
re 7plidcd me, re-
= 'c'eff frbrnary !. 1910.
eu if.t Of attractive
''',''NenI privilege. in tho
'''w'1 J Gree. Nolunlarv
.''iian Nci 81 1915. The
n'rp Nour present
81 lil'in. tut
expires on
pans
A'' rlrniN Of other
'' NhN mauN thousands
N''r rnll-ird. and more
,''''' afr cnli-tine every
'"nll ,crlanl, want to
"'l Of il'r opportunities
Won VI You'll read
'''mllv ,ou'll know
l I, iel 'u 'hc new pcacc-
| "'-"l'f Arm, Is being
'd'd 'oda, .. Tho Re-,
"a 'lic " o,ld.~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
% I'LL L E IN
- BOARD -
IIl..s.a- w Rnukin
k,rIy We HOPE

- unan's Executive order continuing the
a Practice Committee, which issued
contained the statement that It had come
e mat many loyal and qualified employees
rd transfer and Unemployment by employ
ev because of race and creed
v., called 10 the President attention
Ns,a 10 Commissioner Arthur $ Fleming.
Nh MAS sent to the White House, written
tr hester Bowlcs of the OPA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
J. S. Warned of War Tensions Menace
URBAN LEAGUE EXECUTIVE POINTS
TO PREVENTATIVE SOL JTlONS

'WeStal max, the llot~',f lNl3 80 % 'sS ~
ant IA coHp;i4i-on n.it the limos ahead t3e l
OknaWil and tie NOT .gf ~ eescfneaa WOULD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Horace White Makes Annual
Report On Detroit Race Relations

Detroit race relations iaNe shown 'npruAcnen Va
1915 The whole atmosphere tt fle, relations has been
scared Of great deal of 'noie'a d'ttis iiai h4i
and hamper planning or N'''ei race relation lsA-
choogcaly DcrniiefS better pt n tn,f race leia
tions than any other period SINCE ne Dellnf Race RIOT
Detroit clzrli~ i,alArp 20 ew each other better
lpon bv leader. 81 other soan- rs something Is he feal
cd Bit rathr ~rgpls ~ e Shared n N a tam 'nlnN-
people IL D,iinit IS 80 lcnain one o America lS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05


The Detrni lnrrparisi CONE
mit,ee has contributed e great deal
in this reeard situations are ~
ported 10 ihe Iutcria,ial Commit
tee as bad race conflict situations
Theie Is little doubt bui that many
" them conld become very had
race conflict situations if i"fi 10
the mercy of rumOr and misinior
nation The lntefracisl Commit
tee serves as plac" who're in,i-
dents can be- reported Il serves
as q great aid 30 arriving 49, haf-
monlous rate relations in Our CRY
The sending in of au in,rstica-
tor serves 10 clear The air and
establishes confidene, 10 ihe prn-
cesscs of law aud order Methods
for handling given reported ace
conflict situation arc not handed
out until an ANALYSIS is made BY
the stan The methods for deal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05


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v1ai ''"t1.N Ns. -N ~ ~
sss"f th'n 'n'y lt'''.e'' f't'F
i'"ier' iArl'i"f' 'n'
u nlli"l -f"ip pa "+
n'' pi'1Nwl IS st7Hp E''p
DESTROY or 'ehr away '''
majesty may p"t>ess W.
slrs Of me minnii's s'"N'S 'N w
city mean 10 ihf ma'"i"s st'''p
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fr""'rh> h"'"'f '""" ""'' 49,"
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because We ha" nNpt"N'' oNr
ihlnN'ns about i'N ni"''rih- '''t'
proaure h"d t'' relations ''r
ii"t h's 20 s''n' 'N'fn' ii''N'
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Randolph To organize

lhr cdnHlaign 10 organize the
antiiucd on page -
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continued on Page u,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Y PR MONTH
UNLISTED MEN

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

ltnsNeIs en Iau, y
Evening star., 1946-08-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOME LIsTINGs WANTED-To get the
maximum cash price you need . specialized
ssrge. NTH ssps
i7Ss T. oRAYSTrG ksaisof kaiaas' 7as enRls ngss
cHARHEs sa Ri N s: eaSS G1NN has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section Of wash.
for DOLLARS. Sc, ne. ana Maryland
appraisal, aI'rsai with no Obligation: We have
:.r1 stR Suss 54 rns Penn s,p ,vs
fsKsoNAaG 81 ase2 SthpfDe III A AH ONCE in or n.,,
p G VII PsA CASH no agents. Can MR..
Your oasn..s u 20 the sale o.
sAkIss; sIsa R@sslto;; @ H. sos Ss5sh e.Daitoi H9n "A
ises ssAirY snss Co. isis san sci, your bous.
!ais ss wilson Hs '''ats saa 81 sth09; ..
CASE sI1EEs 70. D. @ and Nd. property.
!:9ss SSssSsos s5 u s.Ss s.: ASST ~ Rhsas :s
any any seetion. any condition. MR.. B. LIss,
brick, detached: in nearby fGa n'W. n'Vshi Viii
SHy %R SHxR,Es d5eSs from pwns5 Ss6o or agent Can
house: IN or near D. c. MR.. LIVINGSTON,
fRivHTE PARTY need . 3 or 4-bed-
room home; will pay all cash: no brokers,
P!ssSs GasH BffYrRa Rpx ss-xt Star
ana small propertes G nvesters have M up iprse se
100000 cash. Needs call for larger apt.
buildings and business properties down to
Would like also stores and several apart
ments ne soss seove e, Anywhere Call MR.. MAuRY.
NV A YsS9 CapPt,S n Sade; desnsr.t.,v rs.s.
3-bedroom, 2-bath home in Silver Spring,
Bethesda or Chevy Chase, Md. area Cash
np to $4,000. No agents, please. Call 81.
CASH BUYER for small or lge home. in
afE nd; sq4yrhSii Inv any condition: also building
FKiyATE PAkTy wishes to buy 2 r or 8
esdrm home in p. G; or nearby Maryland.
PssSs is hsv. 4. tSs $4,000 for house
sSr SsSa e; Ssg@ ns
ssss,,1a 4ss5 s. Or lsss ss
coed location % What s have yaT a1me c.I II Mr. afy
stsi W Can osi SELF Four HOUSE at its fun
sss.., Api ssss, wMs i, sAsyNpEks CO.
Dc ye ess5i %1s4 F' spkES2 fs ao4i6N: saa S. LIST
ssass s:S Ais S;i ssysEi ER
NEED Nj; ! LARGE HOME in Best ioSE. location be-
.ween $4,000 and $4,000. Client has
81 0,000 cash and can pay approx. $500
per mo. Can Major Thornton. WA. S625.
ON LGE. LOT-Auto-
matte heat. Bet. Silver Spring and Olney
After pm. Pleasant 0as4. d
ALL CASH for house in D. c., nearby Md.
,r Va; not over $4,000. MR.. WALLACE,
AD, qd04
WANTED ? or 4 bedroom house with LARGE
before s am. or after pm. s.
COL. desires to purchase nice
will pay cash. Prefer to deal /
iirect with owner. Call HO. 2343 any
FRoM owNEK-Brick home in desirsb,.
NV. Washington or nearby Nd. Will |
,ay cash up to $4,000. Give full par
icularS, Rockville, Box 40l. "
Evening star., 1946-08-02

WOODBRIDGE sPECIALs-Three Of the
best. 8 rooms. 8 bedrooms, 2 baths,
auto. heat. Today's market, $22,5OO'
rooms, 4 bedrooms. auto heat; near
500 Our special, $l7,250. SA'''
bedrooms, gas heat, 2 lots. Ideal
location. Todays market, S16,3bo. Our
special ofer, .$13,95o. ONCE open daily
ana sunday ! pm. Apt. only. H. g.
Evening star., 1946-08-02

tccSsinued on Next Psge.)
Evening star., 1946-08-02

CoLORED-$1,0 900 DOWN-Desrable n e.
Ssib oss brds sf ovey rooms and
45o, with payments ike rent. CAN I'll IFS
sfs1s.Is sYasfh 70 loia u isth Il ~M
6oLoREpMsi,7oo 6iS;i RI eosSi DowN-11th and s D
located. For details act % quickly. caii I'll
sRopsRT1E sandi iols m ih 3 wM n
eSii eoLoREpMssooo RI less; powS-Des,r.bl1. nv.
teo. 'rff full ana 1sh eens sasf
ss1%s I'll IsssSsss!: ssaass
coLohEb@s1 coz led 81. nn SO b boWS2on aSS9 Goth and
Benninr rosD ne; large rooms, 2sbath brick.
reasonable terms: Can tiI o pm week.
sSopERRss sfss Easnfas Z ioia ' FIX KM st. eoMJs
coIoRED-NEAR 18th and B SITS. ne.
d0GRi Win aaa sm. ffsa down pay
sf uns ana s'lens. 1@ es coLJMs Fsns 81 REA2 AZ
GoLoREp-7oo BLOCK Princeton pl. NV.
Vacant; 6 rooms. 8 bedrooms, nice bath, 8
porshss' full basement: h.-x,h.: detached
st5z until Pm. 20 coH1Msh ceS55si'l a sEALF2 ~
COLoRED-3oo BLOCK Bryant st. nv
2-story row brick. 6 rms. and bath: bed
rooms. h.-w.n.. Arcol screens and storm
windows. Cash above trust. Possession at
settlement SET me- Call DI. s724. N. BAsILIKo
cofoRED0IoURIsTs' HOME, on Logan
Circle; vacant; 3-story and basement brick;
lent Tor tourist home; enc; equipped With ire
escapes and alarm system. Possession at
auTsd p1 ss n PcyRRssnnL Ts
CoLoRED-s1.soo DOWN; near Florida
ave. and 7th st. n.w.-Modern brick A.
family nat. separate heating units; live in
one apt. and rent others; near shopping
and entertainment: Just on main carlines.
Terms arranged. Call D1. S124. N. BA-
SoISkESAe-kM. ROW BRICK in g9ss
ne. location, all improvements; only $1,000
to $1,000 down, balance like rent. Mr..
Jones, COX g. CO., DI. 1854; ewes, Ii.
CeoII1oRED-s-RM. BRICK in convenient
ne. location. Can be rented as apts., 2
KITS; q lJtha ~ baths. Mr.. HOGAN. COX q Co.
COLoRED-GEO. n. WILLIAMS CO.
IN. home located near 7th and =. Cap; SITS.
Room arrangement ideal for income pur
poses; beautifully and compl. furn.: home
that you can be proud OF. Muiroy. Ex.
$685.. q
Evening star., 1946-08-02

GEO. II. WILLIAMS CO.-2-story frame
6-rm. house. fully Insulated. c.a.-c. heat,
fun bsmt.. ideal for children. Loushry.
GEO. GEO il. WILLIAMS co.-1n Mt. Rainier
- ha.story stucco house on large lot, =
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-n you want to
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GEO. GGaS ii. Williams Cove hav. homes,
farms and various real estate in all parts
can il YOU want @ 70 buy or p # YOU Nv Want to
GEO VIII %1fL1Aas sses5 eo9Ms w 1o are proud
5 bedrooms, tiled baths, o.a.-c. heat, full
basement and attached garage. This ideal
bss nHms sSd Is s9npste m wth g9
iarse se' sersenedin n aq porch 0Rp ineiuded hi.
price reduced to SIT 900. Down payment
$780, Sfo H. Whniaas VN Goery tsa cute s7m
lot 1o0x10O;, chicken house, screened-in
wonderful buy for $500 down. scoilick.
Gs1 gn .a.ss .. nice snd ss s
place for a small family. scollick. Ex.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS co.-vacant; Chevy
Chase. Of Western ave-; lovely det brick
home: liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, pantry,
bdrms., ? tiled baths: full bsmt. w1rec.
rm;; o.h.-w. heat: det. gar. Kopit. Ex.
CAPITAL HEIGHTS-only $1,000 down:
6-rm, bricktex bungalow, arranged as
. apts.; water. cleo. bath. basement: on
large lot s0xl00. Call Mrs. Haines. cox
seos TRusCOTT ST.. Takoma Park, mr..
washington sanitariummsAttTsetivs 2ss
with, tiled bath, all in se~s sser~; OIL
burning forced hot-water - With sum
mer- winter hookur; OCCUPANCY at settle
ment. Shown - appt Attrsctiyely priced
for quick sale. WEAVER BROS, INC,
BEAUTIFUL CHEvERLY-This close-in
attractive Groom brick-and-stone sub
urban Maryland home is available to YOU
for less than $4,000: Living room with
fireplace nice dining room modern kitchen,
porch, trees and shrubs. This one won't
last long. VIM. j. MARTIN, NO. al41
till q pm. IS
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