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peatedly that he does not want it
and that he is definitely not a
candidate for the Presidency. Dc
not be misled, for he has consist
emily refused to say, he Mil not
run if nominated by one of the
major parties His pre- 'eminence
in presidential talk was heighted
recently by the statement of for
mer Republican nominee Alfred
M. Landon that, unlss he removes
himself unequivocaly from presi-
Dental speculation, Eisenhower
will be factor in the 1948 Re-
publican Convention whether he
is an announced candidate or net.
Here is the record of wars in
which the u. S. has participated
and Military heroes the people
have elevated to the Presidency
after they were over: Revolution
airy War -- Lit. Gen. Geo. Wash
ington president. l789-l798); Com
mander of u S. Forces in the
War of Independence War of
1912 Maj. Gen. Andrew jack
son president, l829-1837), hero
of the Battle OF New Orleans.
Mexican War Brig. Gen. Zach
airy Taylor, president. 849-l85O.
the ionquor of Mexican Gen. San
ia Anna and the Mexican strong
hold of Monterey. Civil War -
Gen. U. S. Grant, president, 1862
1877, Commander-in-Chief of the
Union Forces in the Civil War.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
PRAYER SERVICE

His Excellency, the Most Rev
Albert l.. Fletcher, D. d. extends
to all Catholics a hearty in
vitation to worship at ST. Andrews
Cathedral on Sunday, May %,
from 100 to 200 p. m.
AT that time a speaker will ex-
plain an apparition of our Bless
ed Mother to some little children
near the town of Fatima, Portu-
gal. These little children were
told the whole world would pray
for peace and do penance. If not,
another and more terrible war
would come soon, This appari-
ton took place in the year 1918.
The world did not heed the warn
ing and we had World War H.
Let us heed her warning now.
The following parishes will take
part in the services: ST Bartholo-
NEW, little Rock, st. Augustine,
N. Little Rock, St Peters Pine
Bluff; ST. Gabriel, Hot Springs;
St. Cyprian, Helene Holy Hartyrs,
Ell Dorado.
All are asked to gather IN front
of the Cathedral just before 1
o'clock. The Holy Name Society
men of st. Bartholomew VIII
act as ushers AT los the Rev.
Albin Trublowski, pastor OF St
Augustine's will deliver the SER
mon. Prayers for a lasting peace
will follow. Let us all unite III
prayer that at long last the wor1o
might enjoy the peace, that CHRIST
promised to the world.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
METROPOLITAN

The Metropolitan Baptist Church
goth and Commerce streets bap-
tized Ii candidates Sunday morn
ing, afterwhich the pastor deliver
ed an inspiring sermon, From
Baptism to the Wilderness of
Temptation, the Lords Supper
and felloWshipping cry i e.
We highly appreciated our visit
ing friends which were large in
number. You will always find
friendly hand shake at Metropoli-
tan. Rev c. M, Lee. pastor,
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
Army Physie|
Physical Record
Held By Negro

The first man to make a per-
feet score in the army's gruelling
paratrooper physical test is Pfc.
Chester w Oden. st. Paul Negro,
according to a June Ebony fea-
ture which declares that the SUI
per-troopers name flies on a PEN
nant atop the Airborne Training
School at Fort Benning to honor
his feats.
All aspirants for paratroops
must pass test that includes 54
push-ups. rs squat-jumps. 20 pull
ups and 70 sit-ups in space of
two minutes Ebony says They
must also run a 300-yard shuttle
course in "A seconds
First man, Negro or white, ever
to make a perfect score of 500
on this strenuous test, Pfc, Oden
was also a four-letter man at
Father Flanagan's Boys Town. He
entered the army in February
1947, and volunteered for the para
troops
Oden is member of the 3rd
Battalion Winged Panthers, an
integral part of the 505th Air.
borne Regiment of the 32nd ALI
American Division and is stationed
at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
WEST.ROCK=
Leroy Madden, Jr.

A special Mothers Day, service
was held at Pilgrim Rest Sunday
May 9th Red and white roses
were sold by Mrs. J. B. Threat
and Mrs. Martha Butler. Mrs
Pearl Guess made the roses The
Esther Circle contributed fruit to
the M w. Gibbs Home for the
Aged on Mothers Day. Mrs. Do
rean NeWsum delivered the fruit
Edward, Zaek and Sammy motor
ed here from Detroit. Mich, to
spend Mothers Day with their
mother Mrs. Willie Marryman
While here, they were entertained
with dinner party by Mis-
Guess, a whist party by Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Sanders, and cock
tail party by Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Houston. a.. Those on the sick list
are Mrs. Thelma Aaron, Mrs
Sanders and Leroy Madden, Jr
GOSSIP-Our folk sure did show
out at the drug store Saturday
night. Two certain men sale
everything. It's a good thine
Roy Billiard and Mr.. Myers die
not live in the east end H. ha, -
What's next?
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21

Four years ago, ! made an
amazing discovery that will make
YOU doubt your own senses !
was sick and on the verge OF
nervous breakdown due to pain
and worry, and now! Well, Inn
healthy and mighty happy too
You too, can profit by my exper-
fence. It's not a medicine nor
prayer. it's strange but true, or
else wouldn't tell you that IT Is.
/ was told to do something for
sick Baby, and I did. The next
day Baby was well and happy.
Many other cases, too many TO
mention here. I've decided to
share my secret with you who
ever you are. and made up my
mind not to hoard it. First lesson
2s,9O0 words. copywrighted S1.H
postpaid any where In the U. >.
Air mail &c extra. Only two les
sons, get your first lesson now.
INSTITUTE OF UNIVERSAL
BROTHERHOOD. 1877 Kaumana
Drive, HilO, Hawaii. U.S.A.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
CITY WIDE USHERS' UNION

The City-wide Usher's Union
closed its Ninth Annual Meeting
Sunday afternoon at the Leach
Chapel CINE Church. North Little
Rock. Rev. H. c. Ewing, pastor
and Bro. T M Turner, local pre-
sident of the Usher Board. The
meeting was very successful
through the leadership and con-
tact of President. The Union is
widely felt in the city, state and
delegates to the National Ushers
Convention which will convene IN
Detroit. July 27 The following
officers were elected; A. l.. Shep-
hard. president; Geo. Elliott, first
vice-president; T. M. Turner. Sec
ond president; Mrs Jeffrie
Henderson, recording secretary;
Mrs. M. S. McElroy. financial sec
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21

VISITS CHURCH ~ Mrs. M. V.
Young Davis. 2229 Chester street,
attended the Salem Baptist Church
of Forrest City to hear her former
pastor. the Rev. ID. w. Dudley
deliver his final sermon. Mrs.
Davis served as secretary to the
Headquarters Mission Of Religious
Education for Regularsl and also
taught in the County school for
five years: She is now member
of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, the
Rev. F. T. Guy. pastor. Little
Roejeanious, Jimmie and Roamon-
ia Davis accompanied their moth
er to Forrest City. Mrs. Davis is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
George Young Of Dermott
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Albert M Miller, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 6329l
Odell M Miller, Defendant
The defendant. Odell M. Miller,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Albert
l.. Miller
Dated: May nth, 1913,
f, w. Martin,
Albert Miller, Plaintiff
r, c, Limerick Jr.,
Attorney ad Litem.
H. S. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
By A. Haynes Richardson, DC.
5;2l-29; GALL,
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
With The Churches
SMILING FIVE SINGERS

The Smiling Five Singers will
render an open door program for
the Spot Light Club of Bethel
AME Church, 66th and Locust
will be held May q and % at
o'clock each night. Mrs. Thel.
ma E Snow. president.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
SOUTH END USHER BOARD

The South End Goodwill Usher
Board will meet at Zion Hill on
Sunday May % at 2:3o p M at
Sweet Home Church. The Usher
Board viii render a program Rev.
Bosley will deliver the sermon.
The Rev J L. Perry is pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
THE RED CIRCLE GIRLS

The Red Circle Girls Of the Mt
Zion Baptist Church will spon-
scr a Lawn Party Monday night,
May "a on the church lawn, 908
Cross street All girls and boys
from 9 to Is years old are invited.
Hours from 7 to $50. Mrs. A. L.
Lee, sponsor. Rev F. T. Guy
pastor
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
READ THE PRESS!
SPECIAL NOTICE,

SPECIAL NOTICE!
STATE PRESS puDhsnefs pen
rpon b agents The PRESS
forced materials and labor to dean1
settlements So when your agent OF
assured ae
paper entering It's eighth year A.
has never failed to the streets weekly.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
BEAUTICIANs CLuB-CHAPTER II

Beauieians Club chapter the home of Mrs Ide
Sunday following officers elected Mrs
Mrs K Upper vcepedent Mr. Jacks second
HghtoWer recording Mrs Irving assistant
secretary financial secretary Mrs L. Johnson
pondng Mrs Grigsby Mrs A Williams parlia
Irving reporter The
held the home Mrs Sims 8l4 Chester
FRIENDS
Matthews the
quite surprise Matthew's office
friends Mr. and plans
Salt City Reno and Las Vegas route
Angeles He reported lovely stay while in the Capitol
City
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21

rotary: Mrs. J. E. Williams, cor
responding secretary: Mrs. Gertie
Clemens. treasurer, Mrs. H. Hill,
chaplain
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21

WINS SCHOLARSHIP Miss Catherine Porch, daughter of
Mrs Christine Porch of 1905 Magnolia North Little Rock
scholarship Phander Smith College for showing out
standing ability the Business Department The scholarship
awarded by the Universal Life Insurance Company Miss
Porch graduate of Dunbar Junior College and is
tending Summer School Phander Smith College where she
in her senior Miss Porch working in her fourth
of employment a local printing concern
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
PROUD PARENTS

Mr. and Mrs, Trupedo Cump, Tuesday May II
thirteen Tupedo Augustine I Mrs Crump the
Golena Zendya Rae
her
PROVIDENT
Relief Club Friday May the
Nichols Capitol with the
McCulum presiding The largely attend
ed interesting business The following
Meeting in Bnkly June thru g. Mrs
Lilly alternaes Mrs NJ Bradford Mrs Clau
Bronson, Mrs Louise Miller The club
Florence Crttenden Home unwed
meeting will be June
the johnson. High Mrs RaWls
reporter.
WEEKEND sPEcIALS-DRVE DOWN TO HINES BAR
BQ-SWEET HOME, Located on the Pine Bluff Highway
Miles Little Rock Plenty of Parking Space DELI
COUs HICKORY BAR-B-Q, ICE CREAM, COLD DRINKS
FOR SERVICE CALL $500 ADV.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21

MAKES GOOD Jesse Agnew,
son of Mrs. Katie p. Travis, ola
Union Street. Familiarity known as
the Little Newsboy," is making
a record for himself in Eastern
and Western schools. Since ieav-
ing Little Rock. he has sttsiied in
the schools of Minneapolis, Minne-
sofa and Modesto. California. For
two successive years, he has won
scholarship aids based on his out
standing ability as a student. Jesse
was high class vender Of copies
of The STATE PRESS when he
was here. His mother and Tho
STATE PRESS staff are justly
proud Of him.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County OF Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Matte Coleman Townsend. Plain
tiff
VS.. No 83347
Anderson Townsend, Defendant
The defendant, Anderson Town
send, is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint OF the plain
tiff Matte Coleman Townsend.
Dated: May 6. l948
Hibbler & Hibbler
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
j. r Booker.
Attorney ad Litem.
II S Nixon, Chancery Clerk
By Airline p. Turner, d. c.
5.14-2t- 1854 At
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
LEGAL NOTICES
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas
County of Pulaski, SIS
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Leroy Maxwell, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 82232.
Medora Maxwell, Defendant
The defendant. Medora Max
well. is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the plain
tiff, Leroy Maxwell.
Dated May 8, l948
]. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
r. c. Limerick, Jr.
Attorney ad Litem.
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY A. Haynes Richardson, d. c.
5:l4-2l- 1854 Al
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21
FOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOM WITH COOKING PRIVILEGE
44o8 WEST 18th STREET ADV.
POPULAR MATRoN VACATIONS

Quals Jameson popular matron returned last
splendid She Salt Lake City, Utah,
Washington friends relatives From
theresa vent Oakland Calf
ENTERTAINs
Mrs Charlotte Scribner 08 w 18th
street in honor School
The Mesdames Jackson Mosby Mildred
Mae Steele Maude Livingston, frankie
Charlotte Scrbner, hostess delicious
menu was
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21

MRS. s. A. QUARLEs, populsr|
society matron, and ownsr =
Hotel Oasis. one n the 60athws6
leading hotels, returned hast wee
from q splendid vacation. She me-
torcd to Salt Lake City. Utah
with friends, then flew to Seat4e'I
Washington to visit friends -
relatives. From there she Wem1
to Oakland. Calf.
Arkansas State press., 1948-05-21

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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FAIRHAyEN. MD.-Lovely home. located
on Herring Bay 30 miles from downtown
modern baths; completely furnished with
modern up-to-date furniture: $3.50 month
ly Can Mr.. Hill, FEDERAL CONTRACT
1EG CO. 9l5 New YORK ave NV Ma
NEW DETACHED a-b.droom house fur
nlshed close to busllne, Call RA. 9l64
SILVER SPRING-Detachfd, new house,
iastefully furnished rooms and bath
den and powder room frst moor. sH
NR. CONN. AND NEBRAsKA-Det. center
hall ngk s oedrms Do, bath. bTeaSfast n',
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-spacious home near
Circlo; bedlmS.. :! baths, lay. oil. heat
to My 500 mo; MRS. CLYDE c. DIN
SILVER SPRING-Detached new house
tasteluly furnished, rooms and bath,
den and powder room hrst hoor. sH
ROOMS. > BATHS. in Alexandra avail
able Immediately. Sl"5 mo-; no pets oil
children under school age Alex. 1854
TO RELIABLE PERSONS, furnished six
room Sfn house IN silver sprRs NJ AFs
beau. mod ! ONE, $ rms, 8 baths, powder
rm., oi! a-c heat, game room, boating,
nIN99Eos i1hlnS; si5a IgI mo 3sa MRS CLYDE C DUN
EXCELLENT LoCATIoN-In Washington's s
exclusive residential area, 6-bedroom and
4-bsth beautifully. furnished home, for the
winter season or longer at 5000 a month;
designed for fine living and entertaining.
A S. GARDINER & CO, Realtors, 1851
l. st n ". Ma. O334 -
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.-Choice semide-
tacned 6-room house in convenient D. C.
WM 2Sa iPn sAU4DRs s gGHn Go 1Nc Ss DI
COLORED-SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH;
completely furnished: one room retained
" section Address Box ::31-V, Star :
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,heo.,

BRADBURY BE i,Is HEIGHTS, Ridge I'd. Just
rooms, Ice, kit. with built-in breakfast
downstairs; bsdrms. upstairs; plenty
closet space; full bSmt.; lge lot; conv.
I9esti1n: TIN psy sl354n ressspsbls terms G
H 1850 SouTHHnkkN ERR AVE ave. s.E.-semide-
hes newly y oil
SION Open for inspection 8 to Q pm.
snRdaY MA6RTcE MoPfrz PTzoERA1p Boon Rss to
B ST. NEAR 18th s.E. - semidetached d
D1ok no sbs in .1ts a ansbed 4sfaT
3 ranges: income, Sl40 per month; h. W h
reasonably priced Easy terms, PAT
IRoIANo' Realtor. s27 14th ST. NV
SI.5o0 DowN-5el5 U st. Sc; brand new
det. rms. tile bath, . double size bed
NICE level lot: Open, HARTMAN REALTY,
INC, l:i43 Good Hope rd. Sc. TR. 44oo,
s:s5: HIGHwooD DIR. Sc, the best loca-
tion north OF Pennsylvanla ave.-This new
Gust m built home Of stone and brick
should appeal to the most discriminating
screened porcn and deck owner builder
VI So: from Is pm. 8"
xehis St seNbovels semidet. 6aSAsoe brt. home
u 6s@t s@s so Hsa ie Sso'D t s5o
down. payments like rent. CAMPANELLA
q WOOD. EX. Abb; ewes. and Sun,
so,i NAYLoR RD.-clean. comfortable.
5-rm brick, dry basement h.-wh, front
porch, rear screen porches. deep lot to
paved alley, screens. storm SaShes, Vene-
tian blinds. refrigerator. kitchen range
included. Owner vacatng within two
weeks. $4,000 FIRST trust available, payable
substantial cash down payment Excl.
GEO: S. KING CO.. est. 1895. Ii. 25O1,
Rnn
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HOUSES ukFURklsHEp.

LARGE ;-ROOM HOUSE IN Silver Spring
Md, convenient to Georgia ave; fireplace
porcn, garage. full bsmt with oil heat
s. - 2 month Call Tuesday VIM. H
SAUNDERS CO. INC, DI 1913. -6
16 ROOMS. + baths 3 garages, can be
used for tourists or roomeIs. or . eight
room apts,; S3I5 per month; located in
Rockville. Md. al 100 West Montgomery
ave OWNER. phone WI 4S21. 10
LARGE HOUSE and yard. rms. 81 4
baths, : bedrms.. lear garage: on the
west side of Conn ave. Chevy Chase,
Nd ZIRKIE CO. RE I33A =
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WORTHINGTON REALTY
Exclusive agent. s427 Ga. ave. 81. 37oo,
sH 1918, d
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

MOVING ACROSS, THE STREET OF across
the country. safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing Phone NO O1O4
UNION STORAGE co ms. est 1905
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.--24 -hr
service; furniture MOVING and hauling
trunks and baggage AT 255s or FIR O386
SMALL JoBS-Pers. effects. baGgaee, etc /;
S3.oJ minimum: any time, DAYS, ewes.
SGrs. ANACOSTIA MOVERS. AK 644b
FURNITURE VAN. two expert movers; So
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
age also packing. Grating AK. f446
SAFETY STORAGE e. TRANSFER Co
Individual compartments as low as 81 per
month. MOVING local and long distance.
Specialists in Vir2inia moving. For i'm
mediate service call Sterling 1892, 1E.
HOUSEHOLD MOVING between Washing
ton, D. c. and Eastern, Southern or Middle
West States For free estimate, phone ST
3595; nights and holidays. phone Bruns-
wick. Nd. 1855 and reverse charges
EDELMAS MOVING AND STORAGE CO.
Reas rates. will accept your surplus fur
rlture as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 2931 after : pm, GE. 1916.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAkp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

MONTGOMERY CUtNtN
Authorizations. high class
mod. Or. 10 bedrms.. fully furn. and car
peted; very successful moneyma.eT I'm
usual oppor. CARLISLE r. STEPHENSON,
432l East West hwy. OIL. 7424. -
BETHESDA-2-bedrm, 2-story brk; g yrs
old; toilet in bsmt; sidewalks: in sight of
elem. high and parochal schools: near
trsnsp.: Sl1.50o. BY owner. 1909 Lynn
brook DIR. WI. 1902. -12
KEESINGT0N-Three bedroom Cape Cod,
large fenced lot 50x200: new-house con-
dition sl1 $50. 10s04 st. Paul st., Ken
sington. Nd. -
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HILLCREST

Open every day to pm. Carpenter
and Texas ave. Sc. Beautiful 6-rm det
brick homes: 3 colored tile baths. large side
porch, fireplace, in liv. rm,. stairway to
storage attic; slate roof, copper guttering,
flashing and screens; rec. rm., Venetian
blinds, de luxe stove and refgr., garbage
disposal: fully sodded lot 60x1OO S25.95O
to S275O0; veteran 3O-day preference.
Colebrooke- -Hillcrest Heights
Open every day to pm.-New de luxe
5-rm. all brick bungalows, with expansion
attic partly finished, nice side porch. full
bsmt,, gas &C. heat, copper plumbing,
steel beams, fireplace in liv. rm.. Venetian
blinds stove and refer; nice lot I6ox120;
paved streets, curb and gutter Sl4,950.
CT approved. Directions below.
Colebrooke- HillcreSt Heights
Open every day l to 8 p.m.-New Groom
brick det home; fireplace in liv. rm.,
screened side porch, Venetian blinds. gas
a. C. heat, copper plumbing, stove and
refgr.; nice wooded lot 5sx130; some with
garages: paved streets with curb and gut
ter: Sl4,950 to Sl5,750. Directions;
Out Branch ave. Sc / mile over District
line, right at colebrooke DR., right on
Cadenton rd. continue to house.
A TADn77A m
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.

telephone close to Naval Ordnance Lab.
oratory. Price, S3,5OO, 81 900 down, $40
month. 3 rooms and bath; a.-acre. elec.
lights telephone on paved road. Price.
S., 500 ATTCHESON, TO. 5249; residence.
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SILVER SPRING

OIL En- OI IN1N1
LABOR DAY SPECALS-311 Hillmoor DIR :.
Woodmoor. open Sun. and Mon. 2 to q
Attrac red brick bungalow on lovely
lot 1OxlOo Liv. rm. with frepl., din. rm..
equipped Xxi . > bedrms. and bath on st
f. Lge. insulated and hoored attie with
heat ducts for :? additional rms. Full light
bSmt with exit: gas a.c.h.. storm win
dowS, porch. Excel. cond. Rear yd fenced.
'To 70 resch: out colesviu. I'd; to Four
I'd i blk. turn left on Lexington dr., to
Circle. turn right u blk; and then left
on Hillmoor to our open sign. ..
close in Features 3 tvin-size bedrms. and
din. rm. equipped kit. breakfast rp.. full
basmt. With recr. rm and law; gas C. h
screened porch: built-tn garage; Lovely
Forest Glen Park-.Lovely 6-rm; brick
Dutch colonial on dbl. lot overlooking
park area. Powder rm, on LIST Il. Fun
basmt with exit gas &C. heat; porch:
mr. every convenience. Inspect and make
Takoma Park s-rm. brick bungalow
in excel. cond. located nr. every convent
ence. Liv. rm. with. frepl., din rm. i.
equipped kit: screened porch; bedrms
and bath down. Lge. finished 2nd n run
bsmt; oil a.-c.h.: Immed. poss. Priced to
SCI Takoma P PartWstory and half hous.
on lge. cor. lot, nr. transp. and stores; &
rms, Q baths: parauet hoors; basmt. on
hvh excel cond.; fenced garden spot:
Good cash payment. Price S11.950. Call
WORTHINGTON REALTY
kyelusiy. agent. s427 Ga. ave. 81. a7oo'
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CHEVERLY-S3, 900 DOWN

Delightful detached brick home built In
l941 by builder for his own use; st floor
has living room with fireplace and wood
paneled walls. large kitchen with break.
bath with glass brick window; 2nd floor
has 2 bedrooms and bath. Other out
standing features include full basement
with fireplace, auto. oil heat, Venetian
blinds, concrete screened porch. built-n
garage, insulated slate roof. hardwood
floors. Magnificent view of Washington.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
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HOUSES FOR sALE-hotheost.

MICHIGAN PARK-Vacant; move right in:
81 900 down; lst trust, 81 900; SOL ~
per mo ~: det. brick. ] yr. old; q rms.
and bath, full DSmt., gas aforementioned
heat G E REFRIGERATOR gas range. nice
lot. Call RA. 25.!1. BLANKEN & PRESS,
s-ROOM BUNGALOW; oil heat, INV h
>l5.500. Must be seen to appreciate.
BIOS Goth pl. ne HO. 26Sl. q"
THE BEST BUY l have seen any place.
New houses off Michigan ave; n:e,-6-rm
row brick; l bath; Sl4,950; $500 cash.
with i? baths. Sl5.75o Both
proved streets, bus j block. They are
NJ B WEAVER. wo, 4a44, D1. $500, -a
POSSESSION-6-rm bunea.. gar, SIO,a5O,
sia, & 200 I'd gown; Gaoa LARRY o. STEELE, RE.
HOUSES TO THE RIGHT, houses to the
left houses everywhere. To get real
home in ne. and save money, call me.
Mrs Fitzgerald, cox & CO, DI. 42J4
.3 CRITTENDEN ST. N.E.-6-room. row
brick, yard; back porch; full basement. gas
heat perfect condition; owner moving to
new home Will sacrifice; Immediate pos
session. Open all day. MAURICE KAY,
1910 VERMONT ave, RE. 36?5.
1:.O A ST. N.E.-OutStandng corner brick.
suitable for home: also all-purpose bus.
location. LEATH e. ASHLEY, INC, MA.
1896; or ewes, ME. O540, Ext. 531. --6
1873 UHLAND TER. N.E.-Vacant $1,000
down, good terms: + rooms, bath, c. h. h,
row brick; cool elevation. near Tech High
School. Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vim
nick, with A; M. DRAISNER; l404 L st.
Evening star., 1948-09-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest

Pooms sts3 bs5h c4sH brick 'afis Wiz
not last. Call now: RAy. 9l49, RA: 25.7
etASkfT eohokEDlT & IEEsS Ssth NC ASb 81 't
rooms, in, oil i heat h d6le brk earage: Si5;95G
9sef 9RcioIo fSua REArTY iTR ifm ME- ie ewes
sa1.i coLoRED-ao8 Rno3 o ST N.w.-s5oo down
easy terms; t rooms. bath; row brick ca!i
N. DRAIsNER; l4o4 L st. NV, MA. so36.
Colored-24 Randolph ST. NV.
Six-room row brick, Colonial porch. par
auet floors large kitchen eno hSh ga fsFase
LANGSTON REALTY co.
'TR. s693 =
Colored-365O Park Pl. NV.
Overlooking Soldiers Home; being offered
al a reduced price. Contact Mr.. Boone
with
LANGSTON REALTY co.
TR. s693 =
Colored-3324 Georgia Ave.
Open Sun. and Mon, 3-5. Make an offer
on this valuable property. First CONNER
ciali 6-room. brick AND tull basement; mt,
ME. 1871: ewes. and Sun. co 5l60. =
COlOred-NeW Detached
Built like remodeled GEORGETOWN homes.
large lot, lamp post slanting. stone and
iron grille porch, finest accouterments in
side and out. Only Sl4 500, $500 cash.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 200, %
COlored-Price Reduced
20 Princeton pl n.w.-s rms. 3 baths;
row brick. oil heat; garage; prompt pos
session. GEORGE l. BORGER. 643 Ind
ave NV MA. $3.50. Ewes. WO. 1649
OF OR S613. =