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Evening star., 1948-09-09
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. C.
HOUSES FOR SALINE. (cont.l }

SoLoEED-ss1 10Th ST. N;E;IA res,
and reiriserster. Iarss front and s.ss
4 FREEMAN; E IAN Resltor, sSi4 Branch ave-.
coLoRED-BRooKLAND. 1922 Hsmlin at.
ne. open to pm.-Realiy a good buy:
han. ewes, RA, 1lsc. cox q CO, D1.
CoLoRED-BEsT BRooKLANp SECTION.
end brick on Girard st; Ice. yard, excel,
Nj zassmi RA' 1851. cox 4 co, D1,
CoLoRED-NR. N. CAPITOL AND Ri
1O-rm. brick: terms; $1,000 to 50 900
down. Call Mr., Bayer, Du, 1911, COX
SoIoREDGGooD NE. sEcroN-s-rm.
brick, all city improvements, front and
rear Yards; $3.50 per mo income; priced
for quick sale. S9.a5o; easy terms. HARRY
GLADMAN, Ii. 0346, or Mr.. Aosher' At
coLoRED-BRooKLANp BUNGALOW
This larGe. 4-bedrm,, | i2-bsth bungalow.
one on Of Of the ne most desirable homes we hsvs
offered in this section: furnished or & IN
Really IsiN Corr. Realtors, Du s55s
CoLoRED-BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN bum
galow. Imagine $4,000 for this asbestos
shinsle bpngsiow OF bsdrmSI e rr.ds ~ Ipnr rm
Rae, Alex. s7la, with BROWN REALTY
COLORED-i430 G ST. NE.-Mod. APT.
to 2 rms, kit, bath. s4,75o to $3.50.
30"e cash, bal. payable monthly like rent.
l: v, IHACKER REALTY co. no 1887
1901 Capitol St.
Col, Nr. 14th & Carolina Ave.
Very clean row brick home, N this de-
oil h w h; reasonable price and terms,
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
1l13 18th ST. NV excl RE 1851.
Colored-1240 NEAL ST. N. E.
Bargain; attractive 6-room and bath brick:
entrance which would be idea. for prof
Office TWO screened rear porehes; deer
condition throuehout; excel. terms; shown
by. appt, Call Rsvenscrott. Pu S64l Or
MI. o3l", with VIM H. BoAzE S40s sth
st. ne. MI. Sal .
Colored-First Time offered
gas INV, heat; built-in sarsse, large
os oar'f K Efs 'E ST. 'nI96%o
Colored-l401 w, VA. AVE. NE.
Near Gallaudet COLLEGE; suitable TOR dee,
corner brick home; with stone wall and
lovely handicapped lot; s rms and bath;
ultramodern kit. screened rear porches.
for living quarters, with toilet and outsids
entrance. new gas h -wh plant; venetian
blinds slgmnpm sdr storm nnsSo wtmdSWs and ,n
sulated weather-stripoed. Colonial front
porch. det brick gar Attractive terms.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
SOS N Can MA $40 TO
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

A modern det. brick. center-entrance home
in immac. cond, close to parochial, pub
lie schools, shopping and bus. st floor
large liv. rm., mirrored fireplace, din rm
lavatory, kitchen and porch. 2nd floor, 4
bedrms. and tiled bath; recr. rm., det. gar
deep lot, slate roof. Bryant &C. heat
Priced low at S2l.500
w r WRIGHT
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WOODBRIDGE BUNGALoW-A dandy 5-rm
bungalow. gas heat, firepl bsmt; very
conv. Price. $4,000 Terms
Woodridge-Excel arms. and bath: full
bsmt; incl sleeping porch. Terms
Avondale-Loveiy det. brick. liv. rm
with nrepl,, lge. bay window din: rm. and
den on Jst A.: 2 good sized bedrms. and
bath on 2nd.: full bsmt oil h.w.h.; built
in sarage: nice lot. Quick poss. Price.
$14 800 for quick sale. WOODBRIDGE
REALTY CO., 1881 r. l. ave. ne,
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

Will TRADE lO-rm. brick house, Colleg,
PIX, Nd, for Virginia property. TIE. 1881
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w. B. WRIGHT

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Low. det. beaut deep level lot, l SO.
shop center and transp., nr. public and
parochial schools; bedrm.. powder rm.,
lge lv. rm din. rm.. den, kit. pantry,
side porch on lst FIR; 3 bedrms., bath,
2nd FIR. $16500. $4,000 to $4,000 cash,
Sl35 mo. Brokers coop.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
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APIS, SUBURBAN WANTED.

TwO-BEDROOM modern apartment. Ar
linSton or NV. section OF suburbs; 500
couple without transportation; or will buy
iair-priced house. Box 3Q0-v, Star.
hONDR1NKING or smoking. quiet young
couple and 4-month-old baby want fur
nished apt. in Va TIE. 1877
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CRESTWOOD

Built by master builder for his own
is best in modern home planning and
construction situated on a beautiful lot
115' wide, 1t is detached and of brick
hallway: 4 rooms. including den and lava
tory. on 1st f.; 3 bedrooms and baths
on 2nd d. and 2 finished rooms on 3rd;
rooms in Washington; gear brick garage;
this home cannot be adequately described.
but If you are looking for a home of
It this week end. Phone Mr.. Mccarthy,
TR. 2447. with
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$18,500-VACANT

O,OUU-V hOAIN I
Just completely renovated looks like new
Detached. hrick construction. slate roof
located l block OF Macarthur blvd. ouiet
OF elementary school. Transportation anc
stores: no crossing of highway to school
comiortsble rooms. bedrooms, til.
living room with fireplace, screened side
porch; insulated attic. OIL heat. built in
garage; terms. $1,000 cash, balance in
monthly payment trust at 4I2% Call
Mr Condit (eyenines. OR. 212D. THOS
J. FISHER CO. INC, Realtors. DI. $3.50
Near Walter Reed Hospital
with rms, bath. fireplace. full sbsmt
concrete front porch with awnings, rear
porches. l inclosed det- metal gar; ex-
cellent condition throughout
R. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
NJ ronito1
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HOUSES FOR sALE-he+hws...

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
"a Conn. ave. at S2l.e5o. House in ex-
cellent condition.
A. L. Johnson Realty Co.
-lAQ %
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PETWORTH

Vacant--6 rms. and bath; double rear In
closed porches: electricity, hot-water heat
tolD. viii consider small house in trade
j. LEE DONNELLY, Investment Bldg. MA
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1920 Greenvale RD.
Rollingwood, Chevy Chase. Md, S33 $50.
Accommodating terms pleasing architec-
tire, specially built for owners home;
liv rm., din. rm.. modernly equipped kit.
screen terrace porch, powder rm main
masters dressing rm., and pvt bath: two
other masters rms. and bath; storage
attic attr. rec. rm.: Gear garage; lot
S3xl25 It.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwsst.

Mr.. 7th & GALLAIIN NV,
Attractive Colonial row brick consisting
OF rooms and finished basement with
gas h.-w.h.. porches, Earage: price. $l2,-
$50, on easy terms Exclusive.
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
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GeorgetoWn-Commercial

1eoIStIOWIl-N Cldl
Wis. ave. and r st.-Brick. rms, u
baths, gas heat, suitable for shop and
apt Evenings. MI. 2121.
j. LEO KOLB co.
MI 200. g
GEORGETOWN - COMMERCIAL 29th
and M sts.: S11,500, terms; brick, 8 rms
excellent for shop and apt Evenings
wa ~~
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IRVTNG ST NV

Mt. PleaSant-Open Ewes. 7 to 9
and bath bricks, overlooking Rock Greek
Park; Venetian blinds. gas heat, dream
kit. with breakfast nook picture windows,
2 rear porches, with view over park; tiled
half bath on ! st A. Come out tonight or
call tomorrow. S1S,5OO. VIII trade.
DRURY REALTY CORP. 1897 x st. NV.
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!. WESLEY BUCHANAN

lDVD n OF. NV INA.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Attractive spacious 4bearooms brick HON. nom
LIST floor entrance hall, liv. rrn. with ar.
tistic fireplace. den, din rm,, kit. and
lavatory; bedrooms with 2 tiled baths
on End moor: stairs to finished 3rd noor;
full basement, gas h.-w.h.: detached 2-car
Ssxass m Esasonably p1ieed. Call VICTOR
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
from Rock creek Park in neirhborhood
Of Washington's finest estates. This Gus
tom built 3-bedroom, 2-bath home is con-
strueted Of brick and stone; gas h.-w'h''
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
1884 wis Ave. OR. sses Till 9 Pm.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-S32,750
4-bedroom. 2ls-bath home on well shrubbed
corner. very nice home In lovely set
ting. Reception hall, large living room
with fireplace, dining room, kitchen. pow
der room; second floor, bedrms.. 2 baths;
stairs to finished attic, side screened porch.
2-car garage; possession 80 days or less:
Billingsley & SanderSon Co.
4a34 wis. Ave. OR 1928 Till 9 PM.
CLEVELAND PARK
Located on quiet street, close s,,i to bus bus
6-bedrm., 3-bath home. Also lis. rn
fireplace, lse, din. rm.. buffers pantry
and s5sdk kit Maid, q, rr perch garage Nice
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $3.50
Evening star., 1948-09-09

Whittier and Second SITS.
2-family detached stone, 8 lovely rms,
baths, gas heat. Ice. lot, detached garage
l apt. vacant. Priced under $4,000 or
terms. Call Mr.. Hester. GE. 2270 till
14th ST. HIGHLANDS NV.
Vacant, brick dwelling. S bedrooms, two
baths, automatic heat two-car brick "a :
rage. Property now being re-decorated
Call GEORGE l. BoRGER. s43 Indiana
ave. NV, MA. 0350. Evenings. OR. 1878
or WO. 7649. 3
$2,500 CASH
Mass. ave extended-New detached brick
homes. Some will be completed in 10
days. GI-spproved, also available for
civilians. Built by BARKLEY BROS.
and Z rms, gas heat. elec. refgr.. gas
stove; screened doors. windows, and we'll
insulated, some have buiit-in gars. For inf.
call Mr. Nolan. MA. $3.50; nights. DU. 6637.
Ext 3O4 To reach: Drive out Mass. ave
to 800 blk, TURF left, follow sign "a blks
to homes. Open Saturday and Sunday.
NEAR MASS. AVE. ON FULTON
Detached home Of bedrms.. 2h baths.
den, ssrage. porches; priced TO sell. Eve
' j. LEO KOLB CO.
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1901 Alton pl. near st. AIMS Parish and
Immaculate Semlnary-A new red brick
Colonial home. With large center hall,
in rear spacious DIN. rm., modern kitchen
with de luxe stove and S-ft. refgr.,- Law.
closet space and 2 baths on End f.; stair
way to attic; full bsmt with Law. gas
a.-c. heat; ready to move into. Open daily
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PreWar Detached Brick
OPPORTUNITY

i,d rrSt and Sr,o pnaerW1od o.1 ~ ~ Attractive
ment. assume large 4 per cent loan. $50 25
mo. pays everything. ONLY l year old; )
nice rms, equipped kitchen, storm win
dows, gas heat.
BREADY & CO.
EXCLUSIVE agent. SH 1Oll until III m
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LEO KOLB co.
MI. 2I00.
HAWTHORN

Custom built Colonial on lge level lot;
lee. reception hall liv. rm. with picture
window, marble frepl., lge. din. rm. with
picture window. mod labor saving kit
dishwasher, etc. breakfast nook, porch
and den. half bath, Ist fl. 2nd f., 3 twin
sized bedrms. with cedar-lined closets. sun
deck and . baths; full basement. paneled
recreation rm. with bar, full bath; 2-car
attached garage; INV: Dashboard heat
answering same description. RIGGS &
&C., EN- 2345 or OR. 6565 until 8 80 pm
Evening star., 1948-09-09

An attractive 6-room row brick in an ares
u. restored homes. 3 bedrooms and bath
on 2nd floor; hot-wster heat; good con.
dition. Truly an excellent buy at Sl4 SOC
and only S4 800 cash. Call Mr. Jackson
Ma. 5000: ewes. and week ends WI 2933
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
l1l7 X st NV .
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tached six rooms recreation room, oil
heat, newly decorated: Immediate posses
sion. Open for inspection to Q pm.
Sunday. Monday. L! noon TO. pm,
MAURICE FITzG ERALD, Real Estate
Evening star., 1948-05-28
Az Drop in April Shown
In Families on Relief Rolls

The number of families receiving
public assistance grants showed a
drop of 4 per cent during April
compared with the March load, the
Board of Public Welfare reported
today.
Families on relief rolls numbered
] .279. with 1884 children. and re-
ceived $97.194 during the month. A
total Of 2,340 received $94,34 In old
age assistance. and 22O blind persons
received $9,946.
The number of patients at st.
Elizabeths Hospital charged to the
District showed an increase Of 223
over those in April last year, the
report showed. There now are 1881
patients at the hospital for whose
care the District pays.
Evening star., 1948-05-28

tendent OF the State Highway Pa
troll, said warrants had been issued
for the arrest of two other persons,
but would not identify them.
Il don't know how many more will
be involved" Col. Waggoner said.
Coots is a gift shop employe and
Heathman a war veteran and Vet
Grams Administration on-the- job in
structor.
Mr.. Lang said both Coots and
Heathman signed statements impli-
eating Johnston in the ring" in
which at least a score of University
of Missouri students and other resi-
dents of this university town have
been involved.
Tells of "Mad Parties"
Mr.. Lang said Heathman told of
mad parties" at Johnston's apart
ment here and at cabin near
Salem, Mo, involving as many as
80 persons who gathered to indulge
in homosexual practices.
On advise of his attorney, Johns
ton refused to sign any statement,
Mr.. Lang said.
Johnston recently served as acting
dean of the Journalism School and
has been a member of the Missouri
faculty since 1924. He was on leave
Evening star., 1948-05-28

Yesterdays preliminary meeting
shed no further light on what Mr.
Lewis will demand in new contract.
He said, in what Mr.. Kennedy
described as "a very general state
ment," that the miners seek to ne
gotiate new arrangements affect
ing wages. hours, rules, practices,
differentials, inequalities, compensa-
ton and occupation disease laws,
welfare. health, safety and all other
pertinent matters appertaining to
the anthracite industry"
Ten From Each Side.
Mr.. Kennedy and J. B. Warriner,
chairman of the board of the Le-
high Navigation Coal Co., as spokes-
men for the operators, said each
group was agreeable to selecting a
negotiating committee composed of
10 representatives of each group.
No date was set for the first meet
ing Of the negotiating conference
Mr.. Kennedy said no meeting will
be held before June 7. He said it
was up to the negotiating group to
select the site of the talks.
Mr.. Lewis refused to discuss his
new contract terms, and spokesmen
for the operators would not guess
the lines the proposals may take.
Evening star., 1948-05-28
Missouri Professor
And 7 Others Held
In Morals Inquiry
By the Assoeiofed Press

COLUMBIA, Mo, May 2s-Three
men, one veteran university pro-
fessor, were held under charges of
sodomy today. Warrants for the
arrest of two others have been is
sued in connection with what Coun-
tv Prosecutor Howard B. Lang. jr.,
described as "homosexual ring"
E. K. Johnston, so, professor
In the University OF Missouri School
of Journalism for "a years, is being
held on $500 bond after pleading
not guilty at his arraignment.
He surrendered yesterday in the
prosecutors office.
Two other men. Willie Coots, 80,
and Warren w. Heathman, 35
waived preliminary hearings and
bond was fixed at $2,500 each.
Col. Hugh Waggoner, superin-
Evening star., 1948-05-28
Rent Boost Authorized
In 117-Unit Apartment

The District Rent Control Admin
.stration has authorized rent in.
creases of 727 per cent for 1T units
of an apartment house at 2127 Cali.
fornia street NV.
The trustees, the Hamilton Ma.
t.onal Bank and Frank Lyon. hao
asked a rent increase amounting te
about al per cent.
Under the increase. recommended
by Examiner James G. Tyson, new
rents will range from $3.50 pei
month for one room and bath tt
s92.50 month for three rooms anc
bath. Rents formerly ranged from
$3.50 to $3.50 per month.
Evening star., 1948-05-28
Anthracite Pay Talks
Put Up 70 Committee
OF 70 Negotiators
~ the Associoied Press

PHILADELPHIA, May 28-John
Il. Lewis and other United Mine
Workers leaders chatted with an
thracite operators for an hour yes
terday and agreed to turn hard coal
contracts talks over to a 20-man
Negotiating Committee.
Thomas Kennedy, UNIV vice pres
ident, described the conference as
decidedly amicable." The talks, he
said, were conducted in the tradi-
tional manner"
Contract to End July 10.
Mr.. Lewis had served notice on
the operators, who employ 10000
miners in Eastern Pennsylvania,
that he is terminating on July 10
the contract under which the miners
have operated since the summer
of 1916
Evening star., 1948-05-28

of absence for two years to teach
at other schools.
This whole thing Is quite . sur-
prise to me-" DR.. Frederick A. Mid
dlebush, university president, said
last night.
DR.. Frank L. Mott, Journalism
School dean, expressed surprise and
said, He (Johnston) has been an
excellent teacher. This whole
thing is a terrific shock"
Evening star., 1948-05-28

No indication was given as to
whether he hard coal contract terms
would be contingent on what hap
pens In the soft coal talks. Mr..
Lewis has stated the bituminous
contract will expire June 80.
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Cine Oiterbptidaft

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Brosent Ser @obIberehtiaten.

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binuus ruft er oie &atbolifen Ser
8elt aui, 81 tpahen unb gu beten.
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den @eipiiiens bat geihlagen". vgnt-
meoer bas briltlibe 8e1piiien er1paht
sur poQen uno tatfrdftieen grfennt-
mis- ieiner 0tiiiion sur 3ettl,ng elmer
in ibrer 8eiItigfeit beorobten Weni6-
belt = uno Damn miro lie Dos Wort
oes grI0iers peripirflift finoen:
'.8laubet ibr, ih bobe Die 8elt iiber-
munoen'. Soer ober - mas 8ott Der-
bite! = oieies Gepiiien rafft ii6 nur
5um Seil auf uno gibt itb ,,iht bon
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gs gebe nift an, 5tpei Serren oienen
81 pollen, belonOers nibt in 10 ent=
IGeiounespoaen 3eiten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-04-03

Sraitoent Srllmon duBerte leste
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mofrattlhen Sieg i'm fommenben
9topenber 1lno erfl1rte, er iperbe Iih
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|mismus oes HrGlioenten iinbet falun
|eine Hehtfertigung in Der augenbIif-
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-08-19

EFIRE, AUTO AND LIFE In
surance. Representing large
substantial companies. Office 40
W. Montgomery Ave. Open
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Fri. evenings, 7 to 8 p. M.
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vile 2844. 2349
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-08-19
Rockville And Vicinity

leaving Los Angeles at $50 A.
M, on Saturday and arriving in
Washington at 10 P. M, the same
day.
Captain Charles James Fox who
recently returned from China, was
the dinner guest Monday evening
of Mrs. Edward Welt. Mayor and
Mrs. Lamar Kelly were also
guests. Capt. Fox was former
resident of Rockville but is now
making his home with his family
in Calf.
DR.. and Mrs. A. F. Woodward
and daughter, Nancy, of Freder-
lex, and Miss Bertha Fletchall
of Washington, were guests over
the weekend of Jurge and Mrs.
Charles w. Woodward.
Miss Rose X. Dawson accom-
panied by her nieces, Mary, Cath
crime and Elizabeth Ann, expect
to leave Friday for Rapid City,
S. D., where they will visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Minnie Ramey who recent
ly returned from a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Charles Larkin in
Calf, is spending several weeks
Mrs. Aubrey Burruss.
in Richmond with another sister
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fletchall OF
Washington were guests over the
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Woodward, Jr., at their home
on Luckett street.
Mrs. Florence Hamlin of San
Diego, CAL, is visiting her daugh-
! ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert A. Yocom, deBeck Drive