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Evening star., 1947-10-22

er1tion.)
Why should I subscribe to the
Community Chest if I do not ap-
prove Of some of the member
agencies?
The Community Chest Federation
is the medium through which people
contribute to the agencies they do
want to help. AL of the agencies
in the Chest have supporters in the
community. The single, once-a-year
campaign saves your time and en-
larges the amount of your dollar
actually going to alleviate commun-
ity needs.
Direct gifts to Chest agencies de-
crease the appropriation needed to
supplement their respective budgets.
The idea behind the Chest is that
disagreements between supporters
Of various agencies are less impor-
tant than the unity of a single ap-
peal. Those who feel strongly about
Evening star., 1947-10-22
u. of M. Plans Carnival

COLLEGE PARK, Md, Oct. q
P.-A fashion show and selection
of queen will feature the autumn
carnival at the University of Mary
land during the week end of No
Yember 12-16
Evening star., 1947-10-22
The Federal Spotlight
he Federal Spotlight
Mitchell Sees Loyalty Probe
Ended for 99% of Workers
By joseph YOUNG

The loyalty investigation far than
SO per cent of Federal employees concerned.
This prediction made by Civil Service Commission Pes
dent Harry Mitchell today in speech before postal
Pittsburgh Once the preliminary ngerprntng
Evening star., 1947-10-22

(Another of q series answering
the questions people are asking
about the Community Chest Fed
eration.)
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Maiden
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Eayl w. Lawson, Pastor


Dean Dabney of Andover.
Newton Seminary was among
the worshippers at the Sunday
morning service also brought g
word of encouragement. Lor-
raine May Evans, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Evans,
was dedicated at the service by
Rev. Lawson. Standing as god
parents were Miss Glendella
KilSey and Mr.. Henry Daniels of
Brockton. Rev. T. Benton Har-
ris of Holyoke was the guest
speaker al the rally service con-
Quoted in the afternoon bringing
a challenging as well as practi-
cal message. Flowers given were
by Mrs, Tarby, MIS-. Veda Hin
ton, Mr.. Hodges and Miss Mary
Jumper of Washington.
Among the sick at the Maiden
Hospital is Mr.. Thomas Jackson,
MS. Sally Stokes, Marilyn Car
rington. Mr., John H. Jones con-
tinues very i'll at the Elliot Rest
Home, Cambridge. Little Vera
Williamson was the winner Of
the popularity contest conduc.
ted among the small children by
the Emmonuelites, Miss Shirley
Hodges, president. jeanne Glib
son was the winner for the doll
carriage parade. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert T. Smith and family are
now located at AZ Valley Street,
Uvyorn+4
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front of his three sons when a
heavy truck ran over him last
Tuesday where he was working.
He was buried last Saturday.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15

The choirs of Mt. Zion, John
st. Baptist and st. Andrews are
rehearsing each week with other
choirs and choral groups Of the
city when they will be presented
by the Worcester Choral Society
at the Auditorium some time in
January. Watch this column for
the date. John st. Baptist
Church has an expansion drive
on to raise $4,000 for a pro-
posed new building. Mr.. George
Roberts, associated with the
worcester County Institution for
Savings and in charge of proper
ty maintenance of that institu-
ton has been appointed chair
man Of the drive. Not long ago
Mr.. Roberts was chairman of a
drive which raised $4,000 for the
remodeling Of John st. Baptist
Church and $4,000 for the beau
tiful Hammond organ which
stands in its sanctuary. This
wide awake church with It's diff
ferent activities under the
leadership of its dynamic minis
ter, Rev. Marvin Gibson, has
outgrown its present quarters.
The Ladies Aid Society wishes to
thank everyone who helped
make their formal tea a success.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15

20, 8 P. M; Story Hour For
Children, Mr.. and Mrs. John ].
Croman and Mrs. Margaret Pow
ers, Friday, Noe. 81, 4 P. Nj Con-
cert, Ruth Olive, soprano; Harold
T, Pierson, bass-baritone; and
Grace B, Davis, accompanist,,
Sunday, Nov. %, 8 P. M.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15

HELLO FOLKS - Another Ar
mistice Day has come and gone,
a happier one for some of us and
for some a bit OF sadness. While
are war was on in Europe the
significance Of, it didn't mean too
much to some of us who had
loved ones over there fighting,
Armstice Day was a day set aside
to make us cognizant of the fact
that a war was over. To me 1t
seemed such futile thing to be
celebrating an Armistice when
there was still another war and
many homes were losing or had
lost loved ones.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15
Recent Deaths
BY Norris G. Davis

BY Norris G. Davis
MRS. DAPHNE KEESE
So Fenwood Rd.
Mt. Hope Cemetery
MRS. BLANCHE D. LEWIS
1877 Mill st.
Old North Burial Ground
BABY BOY ROBBINS
80 Dale ST.
Mt. Hope Cemetery
MRS. EDITH S. JOHNSON
1899 Columbus Ave.
Grace Church Cemetery
Providence
MRS. HAZEL CARMOS
81 Harold st.
Lynnwood Cemetery
Haye.hill
MRS. CHARLOTTE FLU
1851 Concord Ave, Camb,
Mt Auburn Cemetery
MRS. LULU HENRY
14O Harrishcf st,
Fairview Cemetery
MRS. LOLA JOHNSON
1859 Townsend st.
Mt. Hope Cemetery
MRS. FRANCIS PRICE
IA Moreland st.
Woodlawn Cemetery
MRS. FLORENCE BROWN
178 Walnut Ave
Mt. Hone Cemetery
LEON BELVY
6142 Eberhart Ave.
Woodlawn Cemetedy
MISS MYRTLE L. RANDOLP,
40 Hubbard Ave.
Woodlawn Cemetery
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Kathleen RYAN
Thanks Voters

Atty. Kathleen T. Ryan, 1853
Calumet St., Roxbury, who fin
ished fifth in field of sixteen
candidates for three positions on
the Boston School Committee.
today thanked the voters Of
Boston for the tremendous vote
of 31,258 in her first political
venture.
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to launch an annual Community
Fair, beginning in 1948. All of the
choice garden products on dis
play, prizes, etc. would be a real
novelty. What do you farmers
think of the idea? And we apol-
ogize for not having enough
GUARDIANS to go around last
week.
MEDFORD HOBBY SHOP
I saw the biggest dog show, a
real blue ribbon event, last
week. And you can see it too,
whenever you visit the home Of
the popular Medford beautician,
Mrs. Elizabeth Oliver Newton of
122 Jerome st, That is her hob
BY collecting miniature china,
metal, plastic, glass and wooden
models of English Bulls, Scotties,
Shephards, Boston Terriers, and
"a world wide variety of mans
best friends" all in colorful ar
rangement on living room dis
play table, posing in windows,
or looking down at you from the
wall. There are well over 200 ex-
hibits which busy Mrs. Newton
has managed to pick up when
ever she has spare time. Some
Of her dogs have come from At
lantic. City, Washington, Chica-
go, the South, even the West
Indies. Friends know Of her hob
by and send her new collections.
She received six new dogs last
Christmas. One must see these
bright hued miniature models to
appreciate their value. 1t is
somewhat like a treasured art
collection of the different breeds
and types which any dog lover
can appreciate as a sailor might
appreciate a collection of boats.
Moreover each model has a
memory of its origin and an ed
ucational value. One might study
and discuss each dog and asso-
ciate all the history found this
week in the Encyclopedia Brit
tanica. Also some dogs like the
large size pair of Greyounds, or
the beautiful German Police,
might conjure up memories of
fleetness or bravery associated
with some real life drama. Many
who see tbs collection will be
reminded of their own personal
pets. Certainly the denizens Of
the dog kingdom are honored by
this display. Mrs, Newton has
been at her hobby about seven
years, AS a leading beautician
and busy housewife she thinks
it is relaxing for everyone to
have some sort of hobby. Ger
tainly when you visit her home
you will agree that her hobby
offers one of the most attractive
displays in the city
The newly organized teen-age
club Club 16" will present a va
riety show TOPS in Talent on
Nov. 81 at the West Medford
Community Center. Talent in
cludes local and out Of town,
Dancing and refreshments. The
officers of the club are Winfree
Smith, president; Ernest Phil
lips, vice president; Mary Book
er, recording secretary; Achland
Lee, corresponding secretary;
Gloria BoSfield, treasurer. Mrs.
Faucina Booker is the club adj
visor. Keep in mind the two day
fair to be given at st, Bartholo-
news Church Wednesday and
Thursday Nov, 10 and 20. Games,
dancing and movies will be fea-
tured and a Turkey dinner on
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15

Mr.. and Mrs, Sylvester Ogles-
by, Mr.. ana Mrs. Robt. Jarrett
and DR. and Mrs. Lloyd F. Mar
shall attended the Junior Rest
haven Clubs Debutantee Cotil-
lion at Hotel Statler in Boston
Monday evening, Nov. 10, when
twenty debutantees were pre-
sented. Seen among the dancers
was Mr.. Jake Anderson also of
Worcester.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15

Mr., James Brisbane is no
longer a familiar figure at the
bank. He has been retired.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15

Mr.. william Simmons, a con-
tractor of East Providence and
oldest brother Of Mrs. Nora Dean
Rogers, was instantly killed in
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15

Mr.. James Carlos of Winfield
st is in City Hospital with a
broken leg.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15
!nferraCial
Church Opens

CHICAGO, Ill. - The Rev
Lewis A. MCGEE, a former col
ored Army chaplain announced
last week the formation of the
first Chicago church to be
started as an in5erracial ven
ture. 1t will be known as the
Free Religious Association, a
Unitarian group.
Rev. MCGEE, a former clergy
man of the A.ME. Zion demon
nation, stated that his present
congregation included five white
and twenty colored families.
They meet at the Unitarian
Abraham Lincoln Center.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15

MRS. Mabel Hamilton is also
in the hospital.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-15

Mr.. Lloyd Francis made a
business trip to Canada last
week.
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ALFONSO SANDERS
20 Crescent ST., winthrop
Mt. Hope Cemetery
MISS CHARLOTTE MURPHY
129 Highland st.
Mt. Hope Cemetery
MRS. ELIZABETH MINER
6 Gannett st.
Mt. Hope Cemetery
ELIJAH GLOVER
80 Pleasant st,
Fairview Cemetery
OSCAR MURRAY
5 Gainsboro st.
Mt. HOPE Cemetery
MRS. PERNELL MACK
70 Westminster st.
st. Matthews
Corolina.
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Boston Public
Library Lectures

Lectures ard concerts in Lee
ture Hall: Notes on the Wood
Cut, Asa Cheffetz, wood engrav-
er, Mon. Nov. II, 8 P. NJ; Norway
Today, Ingolf v. Broclmann, lee
turer. Illustrated. Thurs. Nov.
Evening star., 1947-02-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

COLORED-P ST. Just OF 10th n.w.--3-
story and English basement brick; "a rms.
IA baths h.-w.h.; would make excellent
dr.'s Offices; zoned 1st commercial: possess
sion To inspect call A. M. ROTH, Wood
GoTokEp Sofd sIds. VACANT; VACANT: NV. seetion
psymsnt; Cali MRS. siTHEA' TR. osie
SoLoRED@NEAR e ni EaD,NEAR SOLDIERS HOME; ideal
2story tapestry brick; rooms nsr tilea BATH IN
5th st. NV: 2 stories basement, 2 rooms
and bath 1gEvEsMENr gT1fsss l2H coRP ee
CoLoRED-1st COMMERCIAL. 200 block
Of r st. NV. 2-story and basement oTicK:
6 rooms and bath, h.-w.h.; priced Iow; M
small down payment: terms. BASlLlhGI
INVESTMENT CORP, 212 Bond Bldg', Dl
ccOIoRED-CALL TILL o PM have
houses in all sections: down payment
$3.50 up. MRS yINs0M. TR TR412niioI 412nii Ns
apts,; 3-story brick garage, full basement,
with large finished room; wide mouse,
owner. oecupied. Call G. e. sHREFFsssH' ss
COLORED-a LOVELY HOUSES-66 Ran
CASH. SsRn' 500. immediate POSSESSION. :,
10th and NIB rms, baths: cash,
81 200, bal. like rent. NO. 372s' HHo.
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HOUSES WANIEp no BUY,

WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value. Our % opinion ,1ss sntalls no no oolsga- IM5s
realtors Nest. t. 1857, 1915 ( st. M NV, bI.
NAVAL ORDNANCE OFFICIAL wants 3 or
3 acres. % cow. to- to Naval ord. Lab. 81.
! WILL PAY YOU CASH today for yer-
RSR6 sRz s3aa'f'1 hE sn$ ss %o
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
FREE FREE APfRa1sAis9Eass vi With Sl us lo fer
svss sv,ek sals AZ YIN yEHS G. LIBBY CO" RE. $500;
30 Do You i waNT issHp SPEEDY AcT1oNs List
y pay n9ass teD With pree u.s. Nays fah uEs xh
NJ FLoWER 11Sa hse AIpHAaErAA Iii hT * 5000 GOOD det
brick. 6 or z rms, 2 baths, rec. rm.; will
pay all cash for a good value. Box 220-G !,
GOLDsTEN BROS. CAN SELL your house at
fun value; free appraisals. Call RE: 1888
Until IN All Rs RH sraassei aaas ST. NV Real Estate
s. SMALL II 81 BRICK HoSIGsEs: white or eolored
Will pay all cash. Call F. E. MIDDLETON,
+ / WIZ BUY. RENT OR SELL your prop
Y tyTR1 RousE S1. 1goS 18th St NV: DI T9ss
property WILLIAM A. KEMP, sSo5 18th
st ns Am s0 ols1; fyss VA 4css ;, s
results, quick ACTION, ~ MAX MILLER. 500
70 purchase homes in any section Of wash
Ma sss5is REahTy MFSanS eS can m sell hsSs
ssss' vs!st ssis wilson 8Hs s't%sts Saa I sh'S
II PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
Is oms what on sss 9s es r. A. U
PHRIEs. Realtor, sos North Capitol, NA
$3.50 Results SINCE 1918
r01m fs h SonssIew s.des,s in ,Ia!
IMMEDIATE xcTIoN4we viii buy YOU YOU
ss%s fsa1S or ~ fsa ssa St Fl
e TO 6 ACRES, with house; 10 miles o.
WY VIZ NEED Hzes w; Wh;L1E,IocArEp LES nwj o,
ebaseI ssar has h0f nj dah aE g1 gs5
VETERAN desires purchase direct from
owner, 5;6;room brick bungalow. auto
heat; oS 81 bel9w t3V $4,000; D. c. nearby Nd
kSSwO ok PEfAeaEP S1fSs HogsEi wash 81
ARE YOU SELLING your house9 Yes
prices are still good: Phone me immedi.
ptds fs 'Rd VIII H DTne nsPs't snd sss YOU Ia
whether you want me to sell it for you
GgY eWHITEFoRD, INC, 1925 K st. NV
1 WILL PAY YOU ALL CASH for you,
house or will sell for you. Call PECK co.
34Qs I Sth st. ne. co. 1888. 10
small white or colored houses. in any
condition; will pay all cash. Box 426-G
MODERN HOUSE with 4 or 5 bedrooms
preferably in Kenwood. Edgemoor, OF
Chevy Chase. CRANE g. HELAN. 81. 1000
WILL SWAP GI approved delicatesser
Md. OWNER. HO. cyl. o.
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.E. tcont. J

COL0RED-DOUGLASS ST., near Kenil-
xassh hos eea
o sutabs for aasns Chickens or sarden
IsSS shSlR fR' INV co is caDso 81
ectoaLIoREp-oNLY $500 DOWN and BAL
eaii ME-. oos5. COMET r REALTY co'. $40
eoToRED9si,a5S eeT gHEb ays DowN-aoth and Ben
ming I'd. n.e.. 8 large rms. ard Q baths; g
at auekly iss ahsaf ca iii 8 m
asR to iss 17h Wn St. cAEe
ooodLeoSks2RD-ssss g LeoSsR DowN-Hsyes and MI MINI.
rms rms. and bath; stories tori ' and basement; srse
$3.50 for quick sale. For details. cali TIL
Sssksas5 ss 16ia 18th wM st
eSLoREDMii11 81 SSiiRfD.o11.1 D ST. NE:-ss5o down;
f4o4 M4Ff g. GohsR nR Nh NA s6se eve 81 Sas
CoLoRED-2 MYRTLE ST, N.E;-S35o
down, $50 mo-. Groom. bath. latrobe heat,
DRAIsNER, Sod. I4o4 L st. NV" MA. sos6;
coIoREiD@DETAcHED BRICK. 18th and
tion; very reasonable terms For details.
VIM. CALoMIRIs PROPERTIES, 1Ol2 17th
coLoREbGsoS q R pa dS0PL BLOCK of 4th st. ne
Brick, 6 nice rms. and bath. h. VIII. good
opportunity for home and income: Terms.
HENRY + Y v, ,s1SI 1MSIILLoUoHBY. 500 Mass. ave.
CoIoRED@s4.7so-opportunity to pur-
chase on terms desirable 2-story. brick
home, located north side of the 1900 block
of Duncan st. ne: electric lights; tenant
occupied. GEORGE +. BoRGER, 643 In
diana ave. NV, MA. 0350. Evenings, Mr..
COLoRED-12OO BLOCK MORSE st. ne.
6 rms, bath, h.-wh., porches;
Terms Ter MIcHAEL syss WALsH s4S s1sd Iaal
CoLoRED-CASH. S35O-Bal like rent;
bath each. No. 57as: Ho. 3a4s. @is
COLoRED-MoRsE ST. N.E.-Red brick,
bay window; s rooms, baths, extra
kitchen; front and rear entrances to base
ment; very long rear yard. AT. 1904. IS
COLORED-ExTRA SPECIAL, E st. near
12th-Semidetached Groom brick, vacant;
shower bath, Venetian blinds, oil h.-w h. >,
2-car garage, Frigidaire; recently papered
and painted throughout: priced reasonable
for quick sale. $4,000 cash payment.
coLoRED-441o GAULT PL. N.E.-Lovely
det bungalow; rms. bath, on large lot;
cali MR.. HoFFER, ME. $500 iii 9 pm.
waekdays. 1.E
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY PARK@-bedroom detached
GeIennial brick; immed possessiSn; 1890.
P5Ha P5RF1 E1sninHs s0sWEtA WA 6sSs5 exclusive VA
COLLEGE HEiGHTs IL ih-story white
brick, living room with fireplace, dining
on 1st floor; attic aoored, insulated and
waterproofed., room for large extra bed
rooms detacheS brick fqll base
Screened side porch. ha shown = BY appoint.
15 oos fs Nj SfazSF gE hses
kENs1NGfoN, AESi NeGfoN ND; s14,s5o-New brick
Shower; oil az s-e. heat: large lot; immediate
possession; Reasonable terms. MRS,
sIIpER sR9Ms' sFkrsG, WH Se9l Md, s1se5o-Attrae-
rooms bath with shower; oil &C heat;
aTss 9 with ss SytfSse spafe M o
SILVER sPRING-owner must sell quick
ly, account Of illness. This home is 10.
IN the very nss
baths; l5x14 living room with stone fire.
ton Ssei room; % oil heat; heated q sarase COPPER
ISRstHf as eaihsE fsRsse se issa 1875
ssSE!rTaRespA. y! MD. s14;s5o-Detaehed 2
ss sns rsDs wit" as 1esnEs EnsSy pe9 ao
ss$ S$s n,S: !ss' 1.s :sS q s;s: =: g s
HyeNbAEE; eNpfi; Terrace. s15,s5o. 5411
10th pl; yacantt-opsn / tn dark: .Dras-
roof recr. rm. venetian Id Sinds trepl, siaSf oi
snas hss In mss s poss ss T eR drsessns mssi ss
ss52; s5 , eyeningsi VA A,IYM ssIS ,,ucs..o l0
Baths eSsssats toreed 70 sell on Hoass hsa
sssgs ssM fs%R!ssfsA o "a fsf real 0as es
for occupancy pvrs 5a5 WI 519 a7sa and 5%a Bsai
low; 5 rms, bath, basement, h-wh.;
6s sa5nse AGE ss REalr s s40s sER sGne fsrz M
siLvEs SIT hxs sPR1NG se M oi Ideally at located Cape
bath bat ~ on S' ist % aoor; Basement; oil heat iI
nnrn qg nsn wAkED Maz E psEseafsa pRaY o tern OR
CHEVY CHAsE MBsrice sr rsdaesa eS living
room. fireplacs. dining room, fully equipped
lot fox2os: convenient location: irnmedi-
ate possession sI e6o 6reasonable terms l. g.
SMALL Down PAYMENT-Excellent Hy-
attsville location; Groom modern bunga-
ali conyeniences; s1o,e5o. ROBERT MA
1850. @ BUSGALoW: S I yrs: old; 4 rms.
Prompt occupancy: drst Offering, ROBERT
sIIvER STRING BuNGALow-s s1o,e5o.
sfahsd ss4ass sasso fun q with Sa sas
air-conditioned heat Excellent terms q
es oupeK pf ssa uns Af
AyoNDALE.First offering Of a beautiful
detsshsd brick home Of rooms and bath aa
and finished recreation room: with auto, Q,
e2T Ga aYeK ps asek 2sal u2 Bed
rooms. equipped kitchen, full basement.
oil air-cond. heat, garage; excellent condi-
%NF lSn Easast az ss Rrifsd Ext ss ass ol apprs.a
ONLY 81 900 down and $50 per month
Most attractive brick suas ssungalow;; s;.,: % n,se
cient for srd large bedroom: fun basement,
mssk fsats s sso E rs 2s Hass nases ar LHeR HsR
earE car iesS COD, n \! siivEk vi sA srkINcs.ru ss
os den Toem of por ktche
Isl ,fsa geoTs and 0aa dooss 81
aItIon. Fer appointmsnt to SEE sail ".
BKfwEES ISsT 4; 6HFvf "a cHasf aaas and columbia
Country Clubs. u block of Conn. ave.
This lovely det. brick features center-han
living room, dining room. den and kit. on
1st floor. and 8 bedrooms, baths on End
m gar. fiagstone terrace of the solarium
further enhances this charming residence:
can be purchased for reasonable down
Saikeld. with SHANNON e LUCHs CO..
1906 q st. n.w.~EA. 2346.
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HOUSES sALE-southeess. tcent.)


BR4ND;MEW p;yE HogsEs' ssen sy l.S Apt; only y
HTILCREsT s.E.--Excellent value for this
excel. area: I'M shingles, 9 rooms; gil
$50. terms, +. p BURGESS. 1924 Penna.
sxcELEEST exc LII IT. 1NsesrMENT IVES Nj Anacostia;
kits. oil h.-w.h.; income, $50 per mo.
ss doss S5 sSss
HHLCREsT-Detaehed brick, Z rms. bath;
large living rm.,. fireplace, basement, oil
sS asfa,hss asss.d Eafsgs nss lSt S sgS
kESTGckT Gk nGGdf "a HR ioiS 1S sms I'll. Baths
q aptso, sseefdrigerator stoves. furnsitnse aGe
ACE 9a nfasaz hssRsi ias
svi MoNEIMAkaRs.isrd 5s 9 l9Rs Y. gn &. Sc 1s-room
M sifmf SGsa RfE nsRth gRG afE ssGsH deSa so
eoLoRGp so aa9a till iosi I'm 18th ST. s.E.-ssso
frame can Morris Cohen with 4, N.
DRA1SNEE. DR. sSl Zoo. r4o4 L st. NV MA. soS6;
eoEosED@s.RooM. essl; III ozsaM BATH BRrck-Elec-
ra 1rlelsy; s9es ss s1 loratsen; $500 down.
CoLOBED -Ex-GIs have preference in
purchasing these new Groom brick homes
in Anacostia. Hardwood floors, copper
kitchen cabinets. So in gas stove. leu
It, .elec, refgr,. full basement tiled bath
cash and S44.s7 per month. Inspect at
18th and Erie SITS. Sc. Garfield Loop bus
from Navy Yard to church at 18th and
Erie sts.,. or. drive out Nichols ave. TO
Morris I'd: left 12 blks. to propsrty.
Realty Co. (agentl. LO. 7062. 10
COLORED-ONLY $500 DOWN to buy q
desirable 5-rm., 2-story brick house in
good Sc. location Full price. $3.50. In
vestigate this buy Immediately. KAY
csooHHookED0s-FAMmIYYI ROW BRICK house
fuEnishssaao rms in good sc. location
COLORED-VACANT; SIC. section-Brick
house, semidetached,, 5 rooms and bath,
hot-air heat: house in excellent condition.
Call MRS. BETHEA. TR. 0916 or MI. 1881
coLoRED-;vACANT-Det, center hall,
2-car sarage; S5x200-ft. lot: overlooking
city. Price only SI6.950. TR. 5976. -
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNlA.

SOpONnAN SAIE-VBNSiNl@.
OWNER TRANsFEKkED.cNew, c, recently Y.
kitchen, .. bedrooms, tile bath, full base
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REfNGroSNx REthTy Sx 4,2s W. ossHs $780, Excusv.
and frame home on elevated Site large liy.
rm with firspl' din: rm, kit; a sad moor
built-in gar. and many other attractive
features Reasonable down payment. JuD-
SON REAMY, 1122 No. Irving st., Ari,; Va.
ffMMsED. YPoss.-Fireproof skyscrsper CON
struction, 5-room. semidet brick, fully
bsdrsm.,, pss sii heat. lgs fenced lot with trees;
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BRUM5AcK' Real'or' ow. 67l6' oL. 7S4s.
5000 DowN-,2-bedrm. brick; conv. 70
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equipped kitchen, bedroom and bath on
st o1 two asi bedrooms uD'tairs
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Upton; 3114 10th I'd. north, oW. 1888,
COUNTRY 6 SfRy CLUB AREA-vacant. very well
built, brick home, close to Washington;
rms. and tiled bath On end; Spacious Nv.
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Situated amid trees snd As srabbsfs ars
dock. This comfortable house invites fam
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Columbia pike. Phone Alex. bS12. Closed
SEE THIs-Practically brand-new a-bed-
room all-brick Colonial home, In excellent
Arlington .neighborhood Must be seen 70
be appreciated. Modern In every respect,
sl5,45o. LEE POTTER. cH. s761. OK.
Yo6 191 WILL NEED stomic energy to, set
you 10 this one fast enough. Three bed
room brick. cedar closets, fireplace in rliv.
ing room; full basement, outside sntrsnes.
81 ,z5o, Attrss.ivs n 5a5HsI9sins, "a oASRLINos
don. next to corner, on Wilson blvd. Lot
5Ox120.. Comfortable, modern 8 rooms
and bath, Here Is home with conven-
lent location. or an excellent address for
many tyres Of small businessI-;and there
are speculative possihilities In the reason
able price Of S14.5OO. KELLEY q BRAN.
NER. DI. 7740. EVENINGS GL. 1896.
1z-ST0RY Cape Cod brick. This attfac.
7-year-old home, in nice neiahborhood.
with fireplace, z bath on 1st door; 2h
with outside entrance: oil heat, 50x1 40-ft.
lot; taxes S4S.21: non-G1 1st trust covers
76G Of price. down payment, $500. r. L.
RHINE REALTY CO, 6o7 Prince ST. Alex.
re- 1926; ewes. Alex. 6911.
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