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! fest between Democratic and Re
publican candidates over such issues
as prices, the Taft-Hartley labor
law, civil rights, the cost of Gov
ernment and it's relation to taxes
/ Gov. Dewey said he called in
Gov. Bradford to discuss Federal
State cooperation on domestic pro-
grams because they both have
worked on that subject in the Gov
ernors' Conference. The Massachu-
sets executive is a member of the
executive committee of the con-
ference
The frictions, irritations and
wasteful conflicts in the field for
many years can be solved" Gov.
Dewey told newsmen.
He added that he and Gov. Brad
ford are convinced that with closer
cooperation on voluntary bases,
the national administration and the
Governors Conference can eliminate
many wasteful practices.
Then he cited overlapping taxa
ton and social security machinery
as examples of fields in which there
is room for improvement by closer
Federal-State cooperation. He also
suggested that Federal financial aid
to the States could be put "on a
better basis" but did not 60 into
details.
The two Governors started thei1
conference in New York City ano
continued it on the motor trip tc
Pawling, after which Gov. Bradford
went on to Boston.
Gov. Bradford told reporters he
found strong sentiment for Gov
Dewey when he visited many cities
in Massachusetts, this summer, anc
added, this all tends toward q
sweeping victory for the Republi.
can ticket in that State this No.
vember
Massachusetts, has not gone Re.
publican in a national election since
1924. Al Smith swung it into the
Democratic column in 1928, ano
President Roosevelt carried it foul
times. Prior to 1924, however, Mas.
sachusetts had been voting for Re-
publican Presidents for many years
with the exception of 1912, when the
Taft Theodore Roosevelt split in Re-
publican ranks gave the Democrats
many normally Republican States.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
By Gould Lincoln

Maine voters, in their elections
tomorrow for Governor, Senator
and members of the House, may
give a preview of the national
election November 2.
All of these Maine Offices now are
held by Republicans. The general
expectation is that the Republican
candidates will be victorious. The
size of the majorities by which they
wip-if they do-may be the tip OF
A single defeat for any of them
would be hailed as major political
upset by the Democrats.
While Maine alone holds q general
election, three other New England
States are having primaries the fol-
lowing day, Tuesday. They are Mas
sachusetts, New Hampshire and
Vermont, in each of which the Re-
publicans now run the State ma
chinery.
Leading Figure in Voting.
Leading figure in the Maine vot-
ing is Mrs. Margaret Chase Smith,
now House member, who is op-
posed by DR.. Adrian H. Scolten,
Democrat. Mrs. Smith, 49-year- -olG
widow of a Congressman, would be
the first woman Senator from New
England. She is expected to romp
home in the voting ahead of DR..
Scolten. She bested two seasoned
fa rftrN ,,ir
Maine has not had a Democratic
Senator for 80 years.
Two other women have been
elected to the Senate: Mrs. Hattie
Caraway of Arkansas and Mrs.
Gladys Pyle of South Dakota. Three
others have served by appointment.
Mrs. Caraway, now member of the
Federal Security Agency's Employees
Compensation Appeals Board, was
Evening star., 1948-09-12

composed Oh FcQ-
eral personnel
officials, u nj o n
leaders and vet
erans' represent
tatives.
The advisory
group is expect
ed to make legis-
lative rec M
mendations early
next year to the
committee for
considerable re-
vision in the
systems. Tues
days meeting is
heino held nri.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

lOTeStdll QfdStlC dCtlOIl NY NOIlSl
One of the groups is the Federal
Personnel Council. Another is the
special advisory group to the Senate
Civil Service Committee, which is
Evening star., 1948-09-12

in jobs for which exams have no,
yet been held.
(Be sure to listen todqy at Sis
pm. oUer WMAL, The Star sta
tion for Joseph Young's broad
cast version of the Federal Spot
light, featuring additional netns
and pie,1s of Government affairs
and personalities.)
Evening star., 1948-09-12
.Cubun Police Fire in Air
To Halt Students Riot
Rx the Assoeiotsd Press

HAVANA, Sept. 11.-Cuban police
fired into the air today to stop riot
ing students protesting against new
bus fare increases. The riots broke
out in various sections of Havana
Two buses were burned Others
were stoned. A dozen or so stu
dents were arrested.
The Cuban cabinet this week Or
dered that the five-cent fare be
doubled after 7 pm. and on Sundays
and holidays. The student fedora
ton of the University of Havana
Immediately demanded that the
government cancel the increase.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Dewey-Warren Field Day
Set Saturday at Norbeck

A 1'ri-State Dewey Warren Fielc
Day to be held Saturday at Nor.
beck, Md, will open the Young Re.
publican campaigns in Maryland
Virginia and the District, Pat O'Con-
nell, general chairman, announced
yesterday.
The event, sponsored by the Dis
trict Young Republican Club, will
be held on the farm of Brooke
Johns, president of the Mont
gomery County Board of Commits
Sioners.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
License Plate Ads Fovored

ROANOKE, Va. Sept. II tP.-Ths
public relations committee Of the
Chamber of Commerce went on rec
ord yesterday as favoring the use Of
automobile license plates for an ad-
vertising medilr
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Weather Report

High and Low for Yesterday.
High, 80, at 1928 pm.
Low, 81, at $3.50 am.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 80, on August ~.
Lowest, s, on January 20.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Advisory GrouptoMeet tuesday,
To Study Leave System Revision
By Joseph Young

the Governments annual and sick leave
system up again Tuesday the special advisory
Senate Committee meets to consider plans
for revising the present setup
increasing Congressional criticism of the present annual
policy already
attempt correct present abuses and nequites to
drast by
Evening star., 1948-09-12

be sure that no person living or dead
ever had a name like that"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14

FOR RENT-Room for 2 men.
Call ME 1869. til
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14
Kansas City,

concluded from page u
Of the recently liquidated Rosen-
valid fund, will present the Spin
garn Award Medal to Charming
H. Tobias, director o fthe Phelps
Stokes fund. Walter White, MA
ACP secretary, will also speak at
that session.
Other conference speakers in
clude Oscar Ewing, Federal Sc
curity administrator, and Roy
Wilkins, NAACP assistant sec.
rotary, Wednesday night, June %
Willard S. Townsend, CLIO leader
and Will w. Alexander, southern
liberal, Thursday night, ane
Charles H. Houston, Washington
attorney, and James Herndon
youth leader, Friday night. Sat
urday there will be a business ses
sion.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14
Organize

concluded from page u
ton WING. Prospective members
are auditioned prior to acceptance,
the most talented being accepted.
The officers of the organization
are: Bernice Shelby, 829 Mason
place, president; Mary Owens, 818
Frederick street, vice president;
William Samuels, SAG German
town street, secretary; Gene Ball,
100 Maplelawn drive, assistant
secretary, and Keith Woodward,
1888 Inwood avenue, treasurer.
A project Of this nature has
been long overdue in Dayton. At
last it is here, it should be given
the fullest support o fthe public.
1t could be the nucleus out of
which might arise some first-rate
musical artists and writer's. The
understanding impaired to mi an
other because Of the varying back
grounds and races will be an add
ed impetus the average young en-
tentainer does not have. The mem
befs o fthe Teen Age association
will have a broader base of ex-
perience to draw from and hence
their talents will be broader and
richer and more enudring.
A radio program for the group
is in the offing. 1t it goes through
it should provide radio listeners a
welcome respite from some of the
hashy programs they must now
suffer through.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14
Tabernacle Baptist Church News


Rev. Wilbur Allen Page, pas
tor Of the Union Baptist church,
of Cincinnati, delivered the ami
versary sermon Sunday morning,
on the occasion of the 10th ami
versary of the Passionate of Rev.
J. Welby Broaddus. Rev. Page
also spoke at the afternoon serv-
ices. At $50 p. m. the Baptist
Training Union held a special an
niversary hour honoring the pas
tor. At 1880 the combined choirs
present a song fest. Also during
this service the 20 auxiliaries of
the church made presentations to
the pastor and his wife, for their
labors Of love during the past 10
years. Among those on the pro-
gram we're Chas. j. Francis, Mrs.
Bernice Jackson, Miss Ruby J.
Jones, J.. w. Parks and Mrs.
Louise T~aylor-Murphy. L. c. M.
oJnes and Mrs. Ethel Owings were
chairman and secretary of the
program committee.
The Pastors Aid society served
an anniversary dinner in the
church social room Sunday.
The Ord Annual Chautaqua
sponsored by the Western Union
District association will be held
July 6 through IL, at the Car
thage fairgrounds, Cincinnati, and
promises to be the finest ever
held. Plans have been completed
for a week Of worship, study, and
play. Rev. J. Welby Broaddus is
director general of the chautau-
qua and Rev. George W. Lucas
is director Of the program.
Rev. J. Welby Broaddus, accom-
panied by Mrs. Broaddus, at
tended the commencement exer-
cises at Simmons university, in
Louisville, KY, last Monday. Due
to many business engamements
Rev. Broaddus returned home,
leaving Mrs. Broaddus to visit
friends in Richmond, Frankfort,
and Lexington. Mrs. Broaddus ar
rived home Saturday.
The first Sunday in July will
be Women's Day at tn church.
Mrs. Blanche W. LeLwis is gen.
eral chairman Of the event. A
SPLENDID program has been ar
ranged under the leadership Of
Mrs. Vashti B. Owens, chairman.
Mrs. Lizzie B. Fouse of Licking
ton, will be guest speaker in the
morning, and Mrs. Lucille Pauley
will speak in the evening. The af-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14
Sale Of Fire

concluded from page u
caution about the sale and use
of fire crackers. Fireworks, even
those of the mildest explosive
character, are extremely danger
JUS weapons in the hands of either
children or adults. The loss of fin
gers, eyesight and hearing from
the use of such weapons is ire
mendous in the United States. In
almost every single instance of in
jury it invariably happens "acci-
IDENTIFY" 81 did not mean to do it,"
is the stock phrase. And invariably
the statement is correct. Which
provides the essential reason why
their use should be forbidden. The
imponderable factor, the "acci-
dental" nature of injuries should
be warning enough to all that a
less harmful diversion should be
found for children.
We appeal to all adults to do
everything to keep fireworks
from the hands of their children.
This will enable us all to have a
sane and safe 4th of July.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14

ternoon service will consist of
outstanding musical talent of the
city.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14

CHARTERED BUS to see the
Cleveland Indians vs. Philadel-
phia, Sunday, June 20. Leave
at the 9th street YMCA at 6
a. m. Return after the game.
Call AID 9289 or ME 8114.
$8.75 round trip ticket incl.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14
CLASSIFIED ADS

SIS REWARD for 2 unfinished
rooms. Call between 6 and 8 p.
m, ME- 1928.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14

WANTED-2 or 3 room apart
ment, for couple; $55 reward.
Call HE 1915.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14

WANTED-2 or 3 room apart
ment for man and wife. Call
Flu 1929. til
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14

FOR RENT-Room to share with
girl. Call ME- 8043. t12
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-14

SPIRITUAL help, happiness, and
success. Here is something new.
A message of hope that will
bring you comfort and relief in
your darkest moments. Advice
on any matter. Private readings
daily and devine healing. Hours
II am. to 2 pm. 4 to 8 pm. AID
1912, 1872 Hawthorne ST. ct
Evening star., 1948-07-24
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont J

kEST M Ssbs ssrn sTSs nsx vodaa M ID
auiet e section. Wesley Heights; 3 large
tad9 with s % bate saitabIe Re ior bedr@
large screHnsd psSrch picture window gas
point Continent len only. s4oo G4 G44th 'do~ St. n.% iSt A'
MASS: AVE. NV. Just beyond D. C.
linabmLovely n,sbed Shedrm home nicely fur
Sss allen HE saERwIN 1sG INC Eeat0Ts sas
GEORGETOWN. near Dumbarton oaks
Large garden, fine old shade trees; 5 bed
rooms, roo ga baths; "a M servants quarters; $3.50
AZ, 1928. MARsTEILER, MccABE 4 CO.
4;BEpRooM = sEa9 ROW Ri BRICK. in 400 M block lock
fenced back yard, garage; near shopping
HoLoMAN REAL ESTATE CO.. Elk. $3.50
CHEVY, CHASE. MD.-Month Of August;
Colonial 6rk;i Ems; Ems screen porch bed
SEssSf ffonSfasnt Sfas Id1S VI
gletey ir5n " ,ti io-Fm hSuse DIVIDED int
:, unit. s1s5 per month Give refs. and
PhHAAST Phfas asP0es l. HHk sRLSGfoS iSeM staE
rms. bath, bsmt.: oil heat. Washing
mach, sewing mach, radio-phono piano.
IN dHmea sssS 9ccqpansy Gu rH dtas 20 mos $3.50
MINED. D.0 oec6PAscYMa e1s bedrms.. com compl
turn. fur v vsemidet; Ssl2o mo. No children.
MoDERN GRIN. HOUSE. Chevy Chase. m1I for
Wks; bedrns.. baths, screened porch
Tarase T nbone redveed W rent rent owner retains
s.BEDRooM sBEEGdRsootM HOUSE. full bsmt., clos closed
yard ,1 immed, occupancy; $3.50 2 mo; 4o7
WEsTGATE. MD-owner wishes to share
genial cple. who appreciates good living
ton approx. SIS monthly. Details to be
Sest Of rsts REQUIRED and md furn. WI Wi. 2579
fty sst~ee9 sT 2:39 am and 53o hoIsa Pm 81,
SI50 mo. After pm. and Sat. and Sun,
a-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. wooded lot, CO cool;
Apgro Avg | to Oct 23; 3SoS Sl25 month. Falls
HOUSE in TAkoMA PARK, MD, consist
ns ins S ssdTm v m ans Snetts H.
Bedrooms and roughed-in ~ room som in base
ment; house, completely furnished except
Z, basement bedrooms. Call SH. 1884 or
CHEVY I CHASE. ,H,Is p, D, G. 2 block of Conn.
I rented to diplomat S205 available Aug. l.
July JiH ~5s @eth through Aug. 31st-partieu-
1arly desirable, for Congressman and fam
fly; attractively furn. home, bedrooms,
lent shopping center; everything furnished,
incl. utilities: $3.50. OR. 6775. 2a45
Macomb st. NV. -25
OPEN SUN, 2-i-This lovely det. brk.
home, beautifully furn., located at 5000
Oakridge ave, Chevy Chase. Md 3 lge.
der rm.; finished third f.: 2-car built-in
garage; monthly rental $3.50; avail. i'm
med. To reach: Drive out Conn. ave.
RAYMOND ST. to circle, at circle continue
on Elm st. to Oakridge ave. right to 63O9
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 14l1. =25
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT,

COUPLE. child, age 4, desires house or
aaPPta, turn. or unfurn,. $50 limit. LU.
PERMANENT GOVERNMENT ENGINEER.
wife and veteran son desire two or three
6e No4bvest %n boqse in
PPf9PeFty Pf9Py assured sloo limit BOX 4Sa-E,
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE, no children or
pets, desires new or Immaculate house and
will keep 1t so: Northwest WASH Md. or
FuRNIsHEp d SHsf ff5m OLD 81 HOUSE, on large lot
s,9nIs y,enient to transportation; 0pt-of-town
e. FANffy dsslsss Ssf furnished
?0laFS for Ausas 81 6S'safs
gEg1s55aats,sSdS; E1s5aa SSw reasonable rental. can
GENERAL MoToRs executive desires to
rent 3-bedroom house in good NV. sec
ton; preferably in vicinity of Connecticut
ent ave area a., rent approXpately Hg Sl5Q
SENIOR E;S5ess ARMY 70, OFFICER and wife, 2, no
give unfurnished house in NV. finest care;
oGoupancy by September $3.50 maximum.
BUsISEss MERCHANT desires 3 or bed
er Virginia. Cali AID, 9163. Box 13l M,
NAVY CoMDR. AND FAMILY want A.
bedroom furn. or unfurn. house to occupy
Sept. lst lease yr. or more. Wo. 1858.
LAWYER, moving into the District, de-
sires 4-bedrm. unfurn house in NV sec
,b}an sGa or 6Tdvs2 Md fshSOlase children and
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY permanently mov-
ing to Wash. needs 3 or I bedrm. unfurn.
honss rsg ng sec o5 Md chd s ad
VETERAN. WIFE AND CHILD (p need neeG .
fok MoSfa Sfff eaFe 81 AEG fSs I5 Sedms St2s
a5 up 70 ESQ 81 psf mo av1 x
wife End children. Call Owens $500;
DIscRlMnsPaTSGG nts5 9 Pm 60 c6HPIE 5iHIS high Govt
official; wife, metiCulous housekeeper: first
references; desire attractive furnished OF or
si55 month: fusRishea SIS month; Hlsnsf: ati.
ss Rspo pegSeG ESGk s9x Re 250L snd vssoa Star bshv
Is. NE#ToN Di T. 1919; 5S nishs, f1sf ME- E. ST5 ST5
ABOUT, AUG; IS OR SEPT; 1-Mother
%E sI5t'ieS s5as No 6,vt 1860 Ext 100 week ends
TdTERAS' d1ITs doins research in Library Of
to no or ea
suburbs with yard: guarantee excellent
%,,1t5 sS.s Mr. 7G E1R5IS4 RINT L. vi J.. sS54 e ,
sG5Gn 5smT uRfarnShsd Roz Ras fsF Marine os.rs
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE urgently needs
unfurn. house or apt. by Aug. /; must
yacate present apt. for owners possession.
Please help us. Call MR.. PHELAN, DI
620s, g to or MI. 1851, Apt. los. 29'
BEDROOMS. unfurnished: Cleveland
Park area preferred; price open. OIL. 5175
SCANDINAVIAN DIPLOMAT desires un-
turn. or, or Semitg5n 5no 3 or : bedTm . house,
VETERAN, WIFE AND BABY need small
unfurnished house or two-bedroom irst-
floor apartment in in cherrydale, Va. or
FAMILY OF desperately need unfurn
house. conven. to airport, schools and
Transportation. GH. 1900; Ext. 231. 25.
FOR SAFE RENTAL MANAGEMENT OF
your home. call LURIA BROS. OW $500,
2o46 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. go
COLORED BUSINESSMAN will pay UP
to $500 month for or s room house;
oil heat and garage; in Brockland or near
ne; several months in advance II de-
sired. Phone ewes, MI. 5452, or TR.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED by veteran
Govt employe, wife; both college grad
yates, with young baby: Respons sible
rental on long-term basis BY Sept. 1:
500 nna xinlnm WI: 2647: 25'
RELIABLE BUSINESS WOMAN wants un.
furnished house to rent; good tenant;
lease. CO. 5041.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

PLEASANT VA HOME, 7 min from
Pentagon; no objection to child or pets;
for 2-bedrm. house or apt, vic. Western
H S; Sept. to June. CHI 9217. pa
WHY NOT TRADE your present home for
a larger or. newer one? We are ready
and equipped to handle your problem with
little or no cash on your part. For further
informal ation, call WEITZ REALTY CORP,
EOS 18th St NV ST 4555
Evening star., 1948-07-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-Nerthwest.

brick house. conv. to Bethesda shopping
and parochial and public schools; has :
rms, ia baths. oil air-eond. heat; lge.,
level lot; priced S20,500; 81 900 cash. F. A
TWEED CO. EN-. 1890 until pm. "a
BETHESDA, MD, 1924 Greentree road
Attractive Cape Cod, living room. fireplace.
bedrooms, bath with shower; end floor
finished. Oil h.-w.h.; beautiful corner lot.
Open Sat and Sun, II am. to 8 pm. L.
G.. WHITE. exclusive. WI. 1900. Ewes,
BRIGHTWooD-PETW We have
several lovely homes at S14.e50. rms
b.-i tub, shower; porches Immediate
possess. Eve, phone ia G5So or GE
R4se. WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. $500
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RRIGHTWQOD

This spacious. modern detached center
hall brick, situated on beautiful handicapped
lot; consists of large liv rm. with fire.
place, din. rm., modern kitchen. large sun
room. den and powder rm. on 1St floor 3
lovely bedrms., 2 tiled baths on ind floor;
finished attic, rec. rm., maids quarters,
oil heat, built-in garage; one of the best
buys in this area: substantial cash re-
quired; owner leaving city will give posses
sion. Call GE. 2210 It'll pm, BRIGHT
WOO0 RFAITY 90 "a
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ColOred-N.W. Corner Brick
HOUSES FOR sALE-hortheos..

AVoNDALE TERRACE-Lovely 6-room de-
tached brick home; center-hall plan; large
5SHSSf sss& s5'fs' RESL2 sH ssF cos sSSs sf
BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-6-room brick
nome: nome; less than s yrs; old; club room in
}i5s %iSs SsRsH%Hf 5S2es %ApEa Ms1'' Go 81
CLAY PL. = SR. 4oth@$1 500 down. $40. so
new s;rm. semidet. brick home located
WITH per cent st p'i trust se Of g. SSa Ea
GS9IIpIssTTENN BROS; III iAss / St. nv: "a
will sell lovely brick home at a bargain;
iRs aSsn cox s5xmsn' Co. fa2a 5s Pfs!S Mss
RIyER TERRACE, asrd st. n.ey near
home; full basement. automatic heat,
c ms oRn dGoTy snd Dancs s
ssES E2 DDG'nsaens aoss evennss in aE
WooDRIDGE-petached center-hall g.
place. tiled bath. full basement. gas &C.
lot. Wen suited for family with chill
S[sR HS0 Rpo Ifs saIsfn 2 es sa Mt NTH seilf5s
HOME MSagzS AND Sfs1ss5 fseoME-se5o down will | buy
{' f5 ys4 's$ R'5
s5Is AMEs ST. .N.E.-5-rm. brick row
Can MT. Adsher,- AT; 1858, with HARRY
NRos oLaRMAS aRfhSLrt T. u2ss4fssERs11Y-efaa5sily 2s4s
bedroom living rm.. kit. and bath; terms;
We have aUers othsT small apt; iistings, ca call
home, s rms. and bath, full Basement:
porehss dny sisS5o $ss5o essh
gSEgEsf soFI row " Gsei Hsfck ti s b. entrance
trays, hot-air heat. alley, mr. ! 4th and
SSosTdiaH. IA, FINANCE corr. AT. 7s4Ss or
3o7 34th PL, N.E.--Lovely o-rm. brick
home, porches, full basement. oil a-c;
rst asi ssTma iVs oop R5sf
BTNGALow.6 rms. and gar; vacant; in
Venetian blinds, screens. AWNINGS. Drive
BY s 19SG saratosa ave- ,na.ct ns of r. .aSf ays.
f fsth AND % %GIhRARDS 81. N.E.-open i tn
Large 6-rm., f2-path, new oet. Drlck.
On On easy t terms oao JosEpH :. Bruno, ~;
5FAsTxA Sen sAf0spAI f6 At sSD sssS SUNDAY Ill il
pm. Brick bungalows. 3lso and 3is4
preciated. Large living rooms with fre-
kitchens and dining rooms uniquely ar
blinds: full basement, gas heat. To reach:
ssss asarSs :sn i efs|S2s sHs dS 55n T.
Sfy2 NEAR fxfsit EfScoIS IN fzsk-cornsr brick, s
ants ants Sasemen sasea oil live ON rss
hoor and let the other pay for yc2r ,hsrf; heme;
sfNaScE ees5 eoRp sSi4 Nichols ave-
AI NEAR sseS se3raolIc Il a uHSSffvIERsITY-A 6.rm
sio,so6 eunseep"' Larry f assE sTSRIE. RE. o4ss EM
EXCELLENT gs92LLENT VALUE, priced se.s5oLAA
lovely 5-rm. brick. only yrs. old; tilea
sSsurffSk iSs; fESk SSSo;oDnneE SS; HOME. in eu-
ceiient condition: large airy rms; liv. rm..
din rm kit: heated sun n.d Roren anS On hath II.
sa on sna yb ae5 Storm on Windows Ts IS inc BEST
buy Of any home in this oeautlful COM
H9nity y..,ors e. sl4aSos bU ssss. rvsninrs Ma DE-
six sfx0 ROOMS. Ia baths, 3 porches; coal
agents. oWNER, BOX a55 -, Star. es.
Tsr ss n ISx ioe.tion. ns for Hf $50 non" 300
Cox Cox q o.' e.. ri. zs54. ~ ~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

A modern, detached, center-entrance-plan
heart of one Of the most popular resi-
Dental sections of the city, not far from
st. AIMS Church; 6 rooms, 1st-fioor lava
fireplace and bar: insulated slate roof,
automatic hot-water heat, detached brick
garage; in immaculate condition. Owner
has purchased larcer home and has priced
at only S22,5OO for an immediate sale
This is one of the finest offerings we have
had in this section for some time and
we urge you to see 1t today. Phone Mr..
SHANNON & IIICHS co
Evening star., 1948-07-24
o02 CHANNING ST NE.
VACANT-S12,950

spaeious 6-rm. brick home with mod. tiled
hath, finished rm. in basement. porcnes'
nice al ; lot: very eony., location of r; ave:
not far from Mckinley High School, Terms
arranged Just being redecorated. VIII
be ready for occupancy In few Gays
Don't miss this reasonable buv-call today.
WEITZ REALTY CORP. e05 18th st.
NV. ST. 1855. "a
COLORED-OPEN sun, l to- 9 pm;
II33 18th st n.e.--Semidet. brick home,
built BY master builder: this home is IN
perfect condition; large bedrooms, tile
bath, bright living and dining rooms. mod
ern kitchen, large basement with laundry
room: gas heat: corner lot, Anchor fence
Mr. Goldberg, RA. 2916. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
CoLoRED - BUY THROUGH SCOTT
cond.; mod. kit, Venetian blinds. storm
windows. built-in garage. Priced right
at $4,000; terms to respon4 4ble buyer.
For appointment 10 see, call MR.. JOHN
s3Ho sg3oHEoRED@opES RRE sSfs foR fSsPser1oN Sat
aoa. soa son'a loss e e.1 a. s 5sPa. or ssn:
coLoRsD-ssl aS ''Hs Eth ST. N.E.--A spa-
sious. 6-rm. house with reception rm. :,
full basement. gas heat. front and rear
yards. Mr.. Pharr. Pr. 1853 o. HO. s71e-
& Moore. UNITED DEVELOPMENI