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served.
Leaves for Pittsburgh: Miss
Gloria Jackson, 29O6 Portland Ave.
S., left Minneapolis Thursday, Dec.
26, for Pittsburgh, Pa, where she
will stay indefinitely. She will keep
house for her uncle, Mr.. Robert
Jackson.
The Birthday Club will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Maxine Jones,
S7O1 Fourth Ave. s., on Sunday,
Jan. 5. They will celebrate Mrs.
Jones' birthday. Those members to
attend will be: Mines. Beatrice
Slemmons, Flossie Harris, Patricia
Dawson, Bea Cassius, Barbara
Strawder, Helen Phillips, Helen
Smith and Ann Mann. Two new
members will be present: Mines.
Pearl Mckinney and Minnie
Rhodes. Mrs. Elva Jones will be
a guest.
The st. Peter A.M.E. choir will
entertain husbands and friends at
a turkey dinner on Saturday, Jan. 4.
The dinner will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Jesse Shannon, 37O1
Fourth Ave. S.
Addition to Family: Mr.. and
Mrs. William R. Nash, 975 Aldrich
Ave. NJ, are the parents of another
little boy born to them on Satur-
day, Dec. 81. The baby boy was
born at Maternity hospital, weigh
ing nine pounds and two ounces.
Both the mother and child are doing
fine. Two other members of the
family are Arthur E., FIVE years
and Schella, one year and three
months. The baby will be named
William R., Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Miller, 3644
Fourth Ave. s., entertained two
couples at Christmas dinner. They
had as their guests, Messrs. and
Mines. Frank Boyd and Bailey
Morris, all of st. Paul.
Mrs. Emma Lee Thompson of
Evanston, ILL.,, is visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Smith, 1915 Clinton
Ave. S. Mrs. Thompson arrived on
Thursday, Dec. 26, and stayed to
see the New Year in.
Mrs. James Pates, 25Os Oakland
Ave No, left Saturday, Dec. 20, for
Kansas City, Kan, because of the
sudden death of her nephew, Mr..
Lawrence Ewing, who died Friday.
Mrs. Priscilla Clay was pleasant
ly surprised at her home, 1929
Smelling Ave. So, on Dec. II, by the
members of the Electa Chapter No.
3, o. E. S. She was presented
with a purse. Games were played
and refreshments were served.
Urgent Call: Mines. Marion
Bailey and Laura Morris, 3844
Fifth Ave. So, received on Satur-
day, Dec. %, the sad word that
Mrs. L. E. Vincent of St. Louis,
Mo-, had died. Mrs. Vincent was
Mrs. Morris niece and Mrs.
Bailey's cousin. Mrs. Bailey left
Minneapolis on Sunday, Dec. 20, to
attend the funeral in St. Louis.
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residence, 3941 Fourth Ave. s.
Thelma is visiting her sister,
Emma, from Chicago. Also at the
dinner was Fred Ingram 1.-THE In
grams youngest SOM, who was on
temporary leave from the Fort
Smelling hospital.
New York Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. d. w. Willis, 1924 Min
nehaha, have as their house-guests,
Mrs. Willis brother, Mr.. Alfred
Allen and her cousin, Mr.. Leonard
Allen, both Of Buffalo, N. Y. They
arrived for Christmas and the
length of the stay is indefinite.
Family Dinner: MIR. and Mrs.
Edward w. Lee, ST., 5430 Hiawatha
Ave. S., had their two sons and
their wives, Messrs. and Mines. W.
A. and E. W. Lee, Jr., with them
on Christmas Day for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Mills, 626 Cir
ard Ave. N, entertained several
guests at their Christmas dinner.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Steele, Mines. Geraldine Sis
son and Shir Nj Mayes and Mr..
Leonard Steele.
Twins Home For Holidays:
Misses Lucille and Lorraine Shiv-
ers Of Washington, D. c., are in
Minneapolis visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Shivers, 1921
Fourth Ave. S., for the Yuletide
Season. They arrived on Sunday,
Dec. 81, and will leave on the first
of the New Year. Lucille is en-
ployed by the War department and
Lorraine by the National Housing
Project.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones,
1901 Fourth Ave. S., were host
and hostess for Christmas dinner.
Their guests we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Robinson and their three
children, Joelene, Jackie and
Michael, Mrs. Mary Jane Jones
(mother of Mr.. Jones), Mrs. Birdie
Jones and Mrs. Jesse Shannon
(mother of Mrs. Jones).
The A.B.G. Club entertained
their husbands at a turkey dinner
on Tuesday, Dec. 81. The dinner
was held at the home of Mrs.
Ruth Norris, 2314 Fifth Ave. S.
Members of the club are: Mines.
Ruth Brown, Ruth Norris, Esther
Dean, Esther Roach, Courtney Will
kerson, Katherine Mitchell, Max
inc Jones and Jeniell Gresham,
who is now visiting in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Brown
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Jones, 37O1 Fourth Ave. S.,
on Saturday, Dec. %, from II a. m.
to 2 p. m. Christmas egg-nog was
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You must give the gods a helping
hand so that your fate and fortune
may be turned in the paths you
most desire. Some feel that it is
useless to make resolutions. Others
like to try again and again to stick
to a few well chosen resolutions in
the belief that sooner or later they
will obtain the goal they seek. This
would seem to be the best method
for, nothing ventured - nothing
gained.
You may wish to add one or more
Of the following to your list of
resolutions. During the coming
year resolve
To learn how to manage yourself.
If you can control yourself you
have opened the door to controlling
others, Always remember that moth
ing, no issue, however burning, is
as important as your inner seren-
ity.
To keep fresh and young mem
tally. II you want to remain
young and keep your face fresh
and luminous learn 10 let the
rest Of the world do, wear, and
think what II pleases.
To abstain from feeling superior.
1t is childish to enjoy feeling SUI
perior to someone else. Watch your
self for this feeling. 1t is a slow
leak that let's out the charm you
have acquired in other ways.
To respect other peoples pri-
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gaHuaFy 10 The contention IS That hiring policies OF
the world-famous Pillsbury outfit could stand little
surveying.
Let's face few facts, my friends. If the hiring
policies Of Pilsbury Mills in regard to minority groups
haven't been too chummy, why hasn't somebody seen
fit to comment on the subject long before this? II
the self-survey is to accomplish anything at all
there's no reason why Plsbury Mills should be exempt
from survey any more than any other organization
In fact the mills directors would be doing the whole
city fine service if they would be the first to 60 on
record as willing to cooperate in the survey, and then
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l WAY 5aah1
~. BY NEIL D0DSOn RUSSELL

Some oftherecord but the
fence the appointment of Plsbuy Mills
chairman of the seurey relations begin Minneapolis
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guests were: Little Carmitta Hit,
Pat Foster, Sandra Rogers, Lenore
Foster and Isabelle Foster.
Miss Marie Bell Of Washington,
d. c., is the house-guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Ivy r. Hagan, COL Car
roll Ave. She was here over the
Christmas Holidays. The Hagans
entertained for their guest Friday,
Dec. 81.
The TOute Bonnie Amies Christ
mas party was postponed indefinite
ly because of the illness Of Mr..
John Hickman, Sr. Mrs. Hickman
is charter member of the club.
Returns From Two Months Visit:
Mrs. Sadie Harrison, 800 St. An
thony Ave, returned Dec. % from
two months visit on the Pacific
coast. She visited Mrs. Stella Mack
and Mrs. India B. Allen, in Port
land. In San Francisco she was
guest Of Mines. Belle Benton, W.
NJ. Martin, William McGavock,
Helen Houston and Rose Gordon;
in Berkeley she was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gibbs; in
NORM City, Calf, she was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Walton, Sr.
In Los Angeles Mrs. Harrison was
the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Char
lotte Moody. En- route home she
stopped in Denver, Colo, where she
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hicks;
in Kansas City Mrs. Harrison was
entertained by her brother, Mr..
Percy Winston. Some of the per-
sons showing courtesies to Mrs.
Harrison are former Twin Citians.
MIR. Elmer Harris, 686 Carroll
Ave, left recently for New York
City to be the guest of his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Harris, Jr. While Mr.. Har-
ris is on his month long vacation
he will also visit in Buffalo, N. Y,
where he has a brother, John and
then in Ontario, Canada, he will
visit three brothers, Wellington,
George and Raymond.
Home on FurlOugh: Albert Ban
ham SIC, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Bantam, Sr., III Carroll Ave, is
home on a l4-day furlough from
San Diego, Calf, where he is now
stationed after being at Bikini Atol
for the Atomic Bomb tests. He ar
rived home on Monday, Dec. 30,
after being away from home for a
year. He re-enlisted in the Navy
for two-year period and has about
another ten-month period before
being discharged.
Yuletide Gathering: Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Smith, 979 Rondo Ave,
entertained at a yuletide gathering
on Saturday, Dec. %. Eggnog, a
repast and general Holiday cheer
was served in large portions. Those
present were: Messrs. and Mines.
George Brooks, Jr., Ralph Gardner,
Jake Scott, Hector Vassar, Mines.
Ruth Hickman, Archie Anderson
and Carlos MofTet. Messrs. Henry
Petticord and Lawrence Stewart.
Shower; Miss Alma Watson, who
vas united in marriage to Mr..
Othell johnson Of Champaign, ILL.,,
On Christmas Day, was honored
with a shower, Dec. 10, by the
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Another year is upon you and naturally you will want
to make this year the best you have known
respect In order to do this think the things that
feel will be necessary to your happiness during year
Do you want better job wider circle of friends husband
Wishing alone will not make so Contrary to the sonR)
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Misses Wanda Owens and Charlotte
Rhoda Wilson, at the home Of Miss
Owens, 627 Selby Ave. Guests
were: Misses Viola Watson, Arlene
Allison, Ermine Owens and Doro-
thy Munson. Mines. Ruth Bryant,
Oscar Oliver, s. Vincent Owens,
assisted the hostess. Games were
played during the evening. Miss
Watson received many lovely gifts.
Those who sent gifts, but were I'M
able to attend, were Miss Ethel
Manning and Miss Bessie Powell.
Mrs. Anna Bowen Of Chicago,
ILL.,, who has been visiting her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Courtney Hilyard, 792 St.
Anthony Ave-, left for her home
Sunday evening, Dec. 20.
Mr.. Thomas Andrew Neal Of New
York City, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Neal, 53l st. Anthony
Ave-, returned home Christmas
night, to spend the holidays with
his parents. Mr.. Neal has made
his home in New York for the past
six months, but has been out Of
the city for the past five years.
Saturday evening, Dec. 2s, Mr..
Meals sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Murray,
bS1 st. Anthony Ave, entertained
a few Of Mr.. Meals old friends at
a "get-together" in their apart
ment.
Buffet Supper: Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Oliver, 231 st. Anthony
Ave-, entertained at a buffet sup
per, Friday, Dec. 81. Guests were:
Mrs. Mozelle Oliver and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Evans. Games were
played With Mrs. Evans and Mrs.
Oliver winning prizes.
Christmas Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Milsap, of 300 st. Anthony
Ave, had as their Christmas din
ner guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smith of Minneapolis; Mr.. J. W.
Pate, Mrs. Mary Willis and Mrs.
f. G. Bethany. The centerpiece car
ried out in Christmas colors con-
sisted Of red holly, chrysanthe-
NUNS and snap-dragons.
Christmas Dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Oliver, 23l St. Anthony Ave,
had as their Christmas dinner
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Ball and Mrs.
Mozelle Oliver Of Roswell, New
Mexico, mother Of Mr.. Oscar. A
four course turkey dinner was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Arnold.
1899 Sherburne Ave, were hosts
on Christmas Day at a breakfast
and dinner. Guests at the break
fast were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wellington, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Wellington and son; Mrs. Tommie
Overton, Miss Nancy Ann and Jo-
Ann Curls Of Chicago. Guests at
the dinner wer: Rev. and Mrs.
Floyd Massey, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Bonner, Mrs. Tommie Overton
and Misses Jo-Ann and Nancy
Ann Curls.
On Sunday, Dec. q. Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Arnold, 1899 Sherburne
Ave, entertained at a luncheon.
Guests were: Mines. J. Foster of
Chicago; W. NJ. Brayboy, c. H.
Roper, A. Frazier, J. Knott, ]. A.
Smith, Elizabeth johnson, Odell
Galloway, Samuel Ransom, Will
liam Wellington and Martin We'd
dingtOn.
TIC Homer Briley Of the Army
Air Corps, arrived home Monday
morning, Dec. 30, with a dis
charge, after serving 81 months in
the service and 10 months Of this
time overseas. Homer Briley, who
came here from Okinawa, is the |
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Briley.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

We HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash
LoE house IN ,,AII Arlington Or, or Falls ais Church
RHsHTYd WsH Yd SghETHN BHY bGNSaloW e2 Il
ttSm dss GMnfa NJ broker: sA 81 1858. anu 81 T
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale of
PHR1Es PHI E s Realtor. sos North Capitol. NA.
s5$9 Free Results since lsag
ias RsAHH sIst; cokfoRa4o 81 Nj 'ufas5 fas sos
sE. ! is' AND NE. PRoPERTY-we will pay
quick action. MAX MILLER, 500 11th st.
cHARRiEs 5. GuNN has clients wa,tins
G a ans aos
90 90 YEARS sERviCE to local property
owners Euarantees results: List your prop
srty With VIM WIN ,as II sAgEDERs e. S 1H,S SG;.
bo Ses'!Scs You WA Want ssiPEEDY AeIIoN. List
your house with Us. Hays cash buyers WIG 1
win pay top price. ENTERPRs1Iss6E s1s6 RAALTY
G3 MESizrE aSi. z; cssH 4 sa Your
siria cox 8 CO; DI 4254; RE, 1893 1893 ~
soIdIea rAn AZ, aonditSn or Section
goSH WILL PAY ALL CASH for or Q rm
house or bunsalow in D. c.. direct from
SfREcr nTRfa ceR fRdM H4 SssSE oMSER house 8 to 10
own oSEnr: remodsilns. HS sox sSS.M. star. 81
in Prince GEORGES. County or good ne.
section. without obligation call Ho. 1850.
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-we will buy your
ao1eas aulck. % 81. %sssi unsil 8 pm. i
Evening star., 1947-10-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos..

$50 MONTHLY buys this 2-fam. home
The rent from the upstairs apt. plus $50
5SESx EEAtSy assR
tfU Attractive e't Terms on HENRY v wi WLLoudH
BY. 500 Mass. ave. ne. AT. S763: ewes.
FORT DAVIS PARK s.E.-New semidet.
BRICK. lse. corner lot; 8 rms. and bath
buiit-in gar. side porch. full bsnt;: gas gas
essh beat Ss Essaa R9sf soso Soa
1ER Realty co, MA. 1924 ewes. and
brick with rms. tile bath and full bath
approx. 10000 down. balance like rent.
apt Of the upstairs. Furniture in apt.
VS. S!sh hsDis ssS.' so 1881 s. r.
sss sss,ooe-HILcREsr-rhis o. IN cISs home i. out.
coloniai brick M Livins AS room With firsplace.
fhrss snd rh e ss
pine reere.tion room with asphalt tile Gs and
Located in the best part Of this fine sec
sSss.:z j z { ssil NJ ,sa RaarE, Vi. ssas. with m
BRICK BUNGAIow in nice wooded de-
velopment in Ft. Dupont area--5 rms, full
bsmt, oil h.-w.h., frepl. in living rm..
lae level lot. Owner sacrificing for quick
sale at SI1,950 GI must have $1,000
cash. r D. BURGESS, vi. 2s02 till 8.
FOREST HGrs., ND. near conrress Hgts.
Lovely 5-rm. and bath bungalow, 2 bed
rms. stairway to unfinished 2nd floor;
Front porch. full bsmt.. a.-c. heat, fenced
lot Only S10,95o, with $4,000 cash. T.
D. BURGESS. 2524 Penna. ave. Sc. vi.
2S02 till s. --31
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcont. }

I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES, white or col
ored. any section, any condition. B. LISS
/ ID, DESIRE SIRE TO ACQUIRE A NICE residenc.
In Northwest D. C. or adjoining suburbs
up to 100000 State particulars in reply;
n RpAkfsTiNGsA skfs1S ss1 new and better way te
sell your real estate. Consult Realistinss
Corporation the central real estate listing
agency and list your properly smultane
Maryland realtors. Their widely separated
offices and their scores Of well known sales
men assure your property, broader mar
al En- o sa4 Tss 18th Sa
MOI MoDERN MHs ssiH sssiuHScAlow In Silver sprins ma
ssssa a9.p5s RsPy das sd1
AL AL CASH and in hurry for any house
i amy fsGqB Mr. srow5 GfRts RE Ssnf s5s FRf sa
i T1oNXL K really coRP., 80 so5 18th tbs St. NV
IN 4o Guy e. soE nice over sfasS
Sass.sS ssr Of p2i 2v:;
SS5ps ;E'} RSG sMAkT tkSs'a SAKs ss want home
ssaeSa iSs sss;$
iRGSI HGS f541R kEoHsT sts5 for
or College Park, all cash. WA. sSs7. a
WORTHINGToN REALTY is very anxious
for 2 or } bedrn. homes in Silver Spring,
Bethesda, Chevy Chase. We have clients
waiting to purchase! Won't you please
call us today. 81. 300. once. s42:
We HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes and
offers HOS. F.: FARRELL CO: REALTORS
sifhsd ffta sR YouR IL hSr 1874 st. PIX Ma a osS geai
phone, dial MA 1851, thereby taking the
first constructive step toward a sale. We
house has been sold and the money is in
your bank. Our service Is quick and de-
pendable. Call today. JOHN H. MILLER
Jr.. g. Bro, Realtors, 1912 K st. NV.
NV. WASHINGTON and Silver sprine
chaser. Demand exceed OUT present list
Ing in vbapt has Let us sgoss EH
kHE REA655x Asb 81 faHH FaTw1kRR vi
nssded for immediate us PuESha@Ss;o @o up sos to
with sHAENoN g. LUcHs Co. 1906 Ii
MsiusRriT Nj RiTi HAVE W. WySSeoSbK1pcE ySeS and Michigan
clients Requests for northeast property
exceed our present listings. immediate
sale will result II price Is right. Phone
NJ NON GUcHs co 1883 sSe u Sh nx shAE AA
MY WIFE AND r want to rent or buy .
small unfurniShed bungalow. I am in busl-
ness In Washington and have car SO loca-
tion is secondary: Am captain. U. s
N s.e. uR.r RI al s oassEEfRtTfF Rssfss
1929 14th st. NV. Dupont 100, am. to to
s pm. No calls Saturday or Sunday. q
Evening star., 1947-10-30
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

NEAR 9Th AND N SITS. s.W.-2-story row
brick, good cond; rms, bath, h.-w.h.; I;
conv location; Price, S7.950. FLOYD e.
BnSiH BnNAGLoW, low w VACANT-4 rooms, base
ment. Yes, only $3.50 down; located
Chapel Oaks. See MRS. WHITE, 716 Fays
ct. s.w, after 5 pm, 81
lust south of Ala. ave. Sc. 3215 to 1927
18th st. SEE new homes, modern de;
sign with big front porches 5 rooms and
bath. extra large lots. fine refrigerators.
prices. sI2,5O0 to S13,250. Open daily.
Salesman on premises Sunday. 10 to Il
m. No AGENTS. HOWENSTEIN REALTY
CoLoRED.s15 G ST. s.w.-substantial
brick dwelling; $1,000. THOS. p. BROWN
& SONS 615 4th st. s.w.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
HOUSES FOR sALs-Nertheast.

home home with < bedrns. in each apt. for only
81 81 i'2 ssz ss.1 fof isss' SURETY REALTY 2 Co.
EyER TERRACE ,,;.s Modem ss,, e;5H; 5;eh
so; ssSs; SE: SaiTToS. ss5i SSss PSGk NH CO Row
s1t snoe5o DsoIni ca CO e s5sn PEcK P Co. s4S$
dHIe1N ssth Il rARk Gk RE-
living room with fireplace, good size din;
ias and and s''fasR 'lsh
81 ssh tsea RgAs ss' II Rsssor ssSs ns,S5
pi.S-Beautiful new det. corner brick con-
tsnns Lovely pan se os Side porch
r. q dn .ls9 Less sT1ahn han So sSe
f4ssd 4sss At sisss $3.50 aaS eab
$1,000 DOWN and $4s per mo. INCLUDING
yr.eoid row brick an easy home to buy;
gas heat, fence-inclosed back yard; in
apple-pie order all,white nsishborhood srhooI:
and public TRANSPORTATION. Can At once. nee.
1915. G. D. MURPHY realtor' l4ol .1 lo'N
ssEAk 18th AND ST; ,osi, NE. pASs;5a MSss5n
T9gsnsd pgsas for IN aueF fSE sale at y1s5o
FOSTER CO. RE. 1859 81. 1866 Excl
sfsass SEAR SEARS RoEBUCk, 19oo block Lang
&C. heat. eoncrete front porch. bq;It;in
SHRiss ffEsfs s:atoT esl an Sos No. R Capitol st.
SlSE SNIY , LErr-Lovely Colonial front home
e1'e5' one 70 Want TIT It. Daily, s-5. j. p ROGERS
TSoMfNG TS sSSS HOUSE, completely furnished;
sss ssSo pss%sst as1ms 'nd TR SEQ ass until
ONLY 8 $1,000 81 900 DiowN-e-rm and basement
rear r' porahes: cony: to transp: and shop
Roliomsn. Raf na'Y RE. ' 9io4, eves VI 1854. with
ssSsH ssSs EAsr 4 kax cArrToi s52ksy srw b. only
min. from Capitol Bldg: when 2: Cap: st.
Is finished: why not buy this . lovely semi semi
Can KE. ssis. 80 daily, CHAPMAN Real e
kfyfE TER:-A nice, 5,room row S ,,aass sriss;
s..lss4s K ssymsais ~ sso9 soMss9 s9ss oE sSsf
SsS ssi.nes sIk ike AnAMS res row brick home with
rooms and bath, auto oil &C. heat. built
K 4. 4; HgMsHR1Es, Resitor, sos N: & SsD.
Ri; Nan "a ssAas saaS HoEsuck, 1900 blk. L0 st.
n.e.-Price, $4,000 with $1,000 down,
balance like rent; row brick home with 4
rooms and bath. Call till 8 pm. r. A.
HUMPHREYS. Realtor. s0s N. Cap. St,
soS soS sLoGK LooSGK DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-e-room
brick. large bedrooms, modern kit, front
porch, rear inclosed porches.. built-in
gar; 1 block from schools and transp.
ideal home for family with children; ST.
BOO down, easy monthly PAYMENTS. Call
NR. GEORGE. pI. s724 until Pm. After
6, call WO. 1854. 81
EOODkIDGE-Brick. lovely rooms, in
closed porch, oak floors, tiled bath. ga
rage. Ideal location, close to everything
Positively this Is one Of the best buys in
Woodbridge. Shown by appt. only. Quick
sale, priced SI2 800 First come will be
the. lucky one; H. G. MAYNoR & CO.,
exclusive AGENTS, 20O2 Rhode Island ave.
hBEAuTIFUI COR. RIVER rERRACa-s
yrs. old. this lovely 5-rm. home has oil
a.-e. heat, front porch, Venetian blinds,
storm windows etc. Positively new-house
cond. owner leaving town; rare opport.
Fl; ,ses s1sS SoRsn 81 $ sr. sE-L.rs. ..sr.eslv.
6-rm. brick with . inciosed porches, side
hail entrance, oil heat. nice bsmt.: huilt-in
garage; redecorated. Priced low for quick
sele. Gail d. 1913 till 9 pm. VIM: H.
EAJNDERs CO., INC. --3l
Evening star., 1947-10-30
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA.


LOVELY 4 BEDRMs.. I1s BATHsi near
WASHINGTON Country Club: oil heat easy
terms. KENNETH STILES, DI. 6s3S til
3-kEDRM. coLoNIALs-we have several
attractive 3-bedrm. brick Colonisls located
in some Of the better neishborhood. in
Arlington; many Of these homes are aVan.
for immed. occupancy; call today for de-
tails; one of them might meet your hous-
inE $780, fese1fsnsTp's gsosERT n Be sRuasAcK HcK
BEDRMS.. BATHS-Loyely English
brick bungalow featuring q charming Nv.
ige din. rm.; excel. bedrms.. tile bath
and eauiped kit; on frst d fos1 noor; other nsd
porch; full bsmt.. auto; heat; screens,
beautifully landseaped lot: in 9 quiet sub sub
Cain OW. 1880, ROBERT N. BRUMBACK
ionial. partly furn.: sI6.95O. or unfurn.,
$4,000. TE. 21s1. No AGENTS, please.
FALLS CHURCH sPEcIAL-yery unusual
2-bedroom bunsalow: fireplace. cas heat
finished upstairs. full basement: AZ sgstene
774o untii Q 10.
Evening star., 1947-10-30

THE CHOICE OF SILVER SPRING
Detached Colonial brick and frame; 2
very large bedrooms. inclosed sun porch
Colonial brick and frame; 3 bedrms
wooded lot; vacant and available for I'M
Immaculate. brick. Colonial Of delight
full rms. left. living rm. with fireplace,
side porch, excellent lot for children.
Outstanding value at ,s14,250.
Peal luxury In this elaborate CUSTOM
built brick Cape Cod. with nrst-fioor
pcul. N. and bath, 2 master bedrms. and
charmingly different home in Silver
Spring. Below market at S16,950.
New brick Colonial near Country Club;
Of outstanding design and construction; 8
full bedrms. and Hollywood tiled BATH
first-floor powder room. The best innova-
tions are all included; real value at
All Information on these and other
desirable homes may be obtained by call
ing until 8 pm SIMON q FRANK CO..
1904 Georgia ave. SH. 6363. 81
COLORED-FORESTVI rms, pam
try. and lge. porches: elect; on lge. lot;
near school and bus: S5.950: terms. See
lots for sale WYYILL REALTY CO., HI.
6612 or HI. 1882. =