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Evening star., 1948-11-28

solution to the Berlin currency issue.
Willard L. Thorp, American as
sistant secretary of state, told a
news conference the United States
still accepts the August 80 agree
ment that the Soviet zone mark
should be used as the sole currency
in Berlin.
He also repeated that the United
States was willing to put the plan
into effect according to the resolu-
ton of the neutral" Council men,
bers, which was vetoed by Russia
last month.
One American source said the po-
utical situation in Berlin was de-
teriorating fast. If this trend con-
tinued, he said, it would reach a
stage where a solution would be
impossible.
Evening star., 1948-11-28
Less Meat Predicted

CHICAGO, Nov. % P-Less
meat next year despite the current
record corn crop was forecast today
by H. M. Conway, market analyst
for the National Live Stock Produc-
ers Association. everything points, +"
said Mr.. Conway in his monthly re-
port, ito Accomplishing feed supplies
rather than producing livestock
products" =
Evening star., 1948-11-28
John P. Madden Dies

GILLESPIE, ILL.,, Nov. 27. R).-
John P. Madden, go, former chief
counsel for the Progressive Mine
Workers of America, died tonight
after suffering a heart attack. Mr..
Madden, an active Republican, was
Macoupin County Prosecutor at the
time of his death.
Evening star., 1948-11-28

Iraq's only cosmetics and perfume
factory, destroyed by fire In 1914, ID
being rebuilt.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

orable discharge on or after II May
1945, and must be qualified in one
of the following Military Occupa-
tional Specialties: Cook; Personnel
Technician; Telephone Operator;
Truck Driver; Clerk-Typist; Medi-
cal Technician; Observation Sta
ton Operator CA; Casemate Elec-
trician; Gun CreWman; AAA Auto
matte Weapons Crewman; Medical
Aidman; Medical Non-C Commission
ed officer; Military Policeman;
Mine Supply Maintenance Techni-
cian Submarine Mine Planter;
Artillery Mechanic; Sea Search
(LAB); Surgical Technician; Rad
ar Repairman, Reporting Equip
ment.
Grades for enlistment are auth
orized under current directives up
to and including grade two, Ser
geant First Glass (Formerly known
as Tech Sergeant). The grade a
person is enlisted in depends on the
Military Occupational Speciality
held and the length of time it was
held.
Enlistments will be in the Reg
Iular Army for three, four, five or
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

later used for insecticides or fung-
icides will damage sensitive plants.
The weed killer should be applied
at low pressure, from 40 to 60 lbs.
per square inch. Use a sprayer
equipped with coarse nozzles that
make fanshaped spray to avoid
fine mists likely to drift long dis
tances and to injure other crops.
Equipment of this type can be
built on the farm. Whether you
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

Getting that wail-known new
lock" was little trouble for Jane
Dukes, II, of Townsend, who
selected, sewed, made over or
mended 40 garments for herself
and other members OF the family
during seven years Of al Club
work. In addition to completing 19
III projects, including seven in
clothing, Jane served her local club
as president, yiee-president, and
secretary. She gave 13 III talks at
club, community and school meet
ings and over the radio. Named
State winner in the 194S National
All Clothing Achievement pro-
gram, she was awarded an educa-
tional trip to the Chicago Club Con-
erCss provided by Spool Cotton
Educational Bureau.
Providing his family with plenty
heaithful homegrown yege-
taJies was major achievement
for William Dill, IS, of Milford, but
he has now also been recognized
with State honors in the 1913 Ma
tienal All Garden program. vii
liam has planted and tended 5,322
square feet of garden and won
many placings as vegetable ex-
hibitor and judging contestant.
During six years in All he has COM
pleted nine All projects, including
two in garden, and has served his
club as president. He has given %
All talks at club, community, and
school meetings.; has written eight
stories about All tours, camps, and
special events. AS a recognition of
his achievements, Allis-Chalmers
provided William with an all-eX-
pense trip to the National Al Club
Congress, Chicago.
The Moor family of Smyrna has
no worries when it comes to being
All of these activities are conduc
afOY1 Coruino of fha Ctafa OpipI11t
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
SAFETY COUNCIL OFFERS
HINTS FOR BUYING TOYS

young ones will try to put any
thing in their mouths so they
should not have stuffed animals,
dolls, or toys with parts that can
be pulled off and poked into the
mouth.
Playthings for all ages should be
sturdy and well-made. A toy that
breaks may cause a bad fall, or a
cut, or a splinter infection.
Shun toys with sharp edges or
sharp points that could be jammed
into the eye or some other part of
the body.
See that youngsters who are old
enough to use tools and pocket
knives know how to use them safe
ly and that they know the safety
rules for bicycle riding.
This Christmas let's be sure to
put safety in santa's sack for the
kids.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

six years, depending on the indi-
viduals own choice.
Sgt. Peacher invites any inter-
ested person to visit the local Re-
eruiting Station located in the
American Legion Building. Dover
and get full details on this Special
Assignment. He also directs the
attention of anyone interested to
the fact that since only few vacan-
cies exist, that to delay will mean
that a person may miss out on
this opportunity.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
SPECIAL RATES
OPEN IN ARMY
Critical Military Occupational
Specialties Now Open To
Veterans World War II
FEW VACANCIES

There are at the present time
special enlistment opportunities
now open to veterans of World War
II who hold certain critical Mill
tary Occupational Specialties as
announced by 1st Sgt. Paul E.
Peacher, Local Army and Air
Force Recruiter in charge of the
Dover Recruiting Station.
To be eligible for enlistment for
this special assignment, a person
must have had prior service in one
of the Armed Forces (Army, Air
Force, Navy, Coast Guard and
Marine Corp terminated by hon
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

supply this past year when the
chemical vas widely used to con-
troll weeds in corn, wheat, flax, and
fine turf.
For safety and effectiveness, use
spray equipment in applying 2, 4-D
the specialists advise. The chemi-
cal is highly potent. 1t will kill
or damage most broadleaved plants
valuable crops as well as weeds.
Small quantities left in a sprayer
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

Dad and Nom, you don't have to
be told that it's the light in the
ehildren's eyes which puts the
crowning touch on Christmas in
the home. And, of course, your
youngsters names are at the very
top of yours and Santa's shopping
lists.
Yet--too often we read or hear of
holiday joy being turned to sudden
tragedy because of a simple toy
that wasn't safe to play with. A
little eye that is blinded. a smaller
tot choking to death, or another
type of child injury can turn par
ents' happy dreams to long night
mares of sadness and renorse.
To prevent home heartbreak,
the Delaware Safety Council offers
a few suggestions about gifts for
the little folks:
Don't forget that most of the
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
Separate Sprayer for 2.4-D Ad-
vised BY Specialists

Farmers who plan to use 2,4-D
for weed control next spring should
be thinking about spray equipment
now, say weed specialists of the L.
S. Department of Agriculture. De-
mands for sprayers far exceed the
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02
Nancy Smith

supplied with 4 variety of health
ful foods all year around. Canning
1895 quarts of fruits, vegetables
and meat helped 4-H'er Mary
Emma Moor, Is, win State honors
in the National 4-H Canning pro-
gram. During six years in All, she
has completed Is projects, irclud-
ing six in canning, and has won 26
blue ribbons with her canning eX-
hibits. She has served her local
club as secretary and treasurer;
has given 10 talks at club, COM
munity, and school meetings and
over the radio; and has written 40
stories about All tours, CAMPS or
special events. Mary Emma was
provided an all-eXpense trip to the
National All Club Congress, Chi
cagO, by the Kerr Glass Mfg. Corp.
as recognition for her outstanding
achievements.
Ii yGu visited her home IN New
ark, you would readily see why
Nancy Smith, Is. has been named
State winner in the 194S National
All Home Improvement program.
IhdnkS % Nancy'S remOde1nS
skill, the bedroom shared with her
sister now is q "two-of-everything'
room, boasting two closets, twin
beds, twin study tables, and
double-length dressing table with
two stools. A three-year 4-H'er,
Nancy has completed five projects,
and has served her club as vice.
7 il = 4 L 4
stories about Al tours, camps, and
special events; and has made two
radio talks on Al topics. In recog-
milton of her achievements, the
Sears-Roebuck Foundation is pro-
viding Nancy with an all-eXpense
trip to the National All Club Con-
gress, Chicago.
ed under the direction of the Exten-
re College and USDA cooperation.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

build or buy, use a sprayer large
enough to get over your acreage
within or 4 days.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

On all RoADMAsTERS, with their brill
liant 150-hp engines, Dynaflow Drive
is standard equipment. On all SUPERs,
it is yours on option at extra cost.
And with Dynafow every engine has
a blnS-new self-setting valve lifters
which stay lastingly quiet and factory
perfect.
And in all models, there is room,
view, the steadiness and heft of a
truly big car : and prices that shine
more brightly on every comparison.
Make those comparisons yourself.
See what your dollar buys in Buick :
and you'll get your order in right
nOY!
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

cradIe-soft seat cushions-and access
made easier by wide-Swinging doors
that are feather-light in action.
There is rich new instrument panel
with glare.shielded instruments.
Hood latches are within the car,
fabrics are fine and neatly tailored.
And under every bonnet, not only of
these new SUPERS and ROADMASTERS
but on two trim SPECIAL models too
: lively Fireball power cradled on
Hi-Poised engine mountings.
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

The height of Niagara Falls,
American side, is 167-169 feet.
Subscribe for the Smyrna Times
Smyrna times., 1948-12-02

conducted under the direction the Exten
Agriculture College and USDA cooperation
Evening star., 1948-11-05
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. (c.n,.)

sls,sOO, IVA ARPHoyEDi Silver spFins
5 lse. rms, tile bath. expansion attic. fuii
ss@ ssDsncs gas hss1 sFps Esssz for h H:ass' Co.
1924 st. NV, Elk. 3400; eyes,, GE. 5711.
CALIFORNIA RANcH-rYpE RAssBIEns
on acre plots, under construction; 3 bed
rooms with baths and bedrooms with
8 baths. BY contracting now you have
scheme. decorations. fixtures and equip.
ss assIrsels us situated @ I'M IN besasiiui MOTIF
a n s SILVER ssr1e aTea fu
ssReet. ghoae aseo GEO. J. MOSS. Realtor,
sRANp.NEW BHsGaTti WI gsuNGALows-oa. ave. ex-
tended at Hayden Farms; 5 rms. and bath,
gas heat, large lot, immediate possession,
ao. ssG1 a0TR RA9 teF 81
TY CO., INC, RA. 1900. IS
LAST OF 40 NEW HOMES rms. and
bath red brick bungaloW: expansion attic
ssss0p.sPss qsi hsst 5;Ss'' tfE
IF you ARE LOOKING for home, build
st Tss ss sses,sz f af;H
or SH. 0165. -
AT AvENEL, near Silver, spring-Two
living in Florida will sell both at bargain
with terms J. e. HICKMAN, p. o. Box
341, Silver Spring. Md. =
NEAR DAMASCUS, MD.-Bargain. New g.
view; fireplace, oil heat. two baths. al
hardwood floors. full bsnt.. large side
% 81 500 eA BARGAIN ef near sSnoC coiesVle' a Nd
Two beautiful cool wooded acres. improved
with Groom cottage; electricity, bath,
turniture on hard @ road. .seJes JOIN BUR- SUR
DOFT, Colesville, Md. Call Ashton, Md,
3646, r. r. D. No. 2, Silver Spring, Md
Evening star., 1948-11-05
HOUSES FOR sALr-Norshss.t.

BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-semidet, brick,
prewar built; Of rooms, MOD. fuly
ssappsd k tiled ,st bath nth Nth shoSs
sd; sfPpGG fGs'' excl i agent. si VI. 4oso. Ex.
NORTH WOODBRIDGE; s11.5oo-Modern
5-room row brick; 2 inclosed rear porches,
concrete front porch, full basement, gas
toIes sesoos sad
RfvEE H r. rEnEacEs1ia Eo E0os X pm modern
tUP tUPes e deep y yard. fully eauipped Kitchen.
automatic heat, full basement with outside
For ST. ssso SS S 4aff sa
WoopRiDeE-Brick bungalow, 80: OAK
1t. v r aim s 1skot f si a snd
huge bsmt. with rec. rm.. oil INV: heat,
sf 'fzs 1855 81 DsiSi fas5ss skowa
s;:5 sa s'ts
zzl4Y Rza CO. e ss' o5si .7:s ra auSE5sS SE5s
sroksrs sGo eoTop invited. orno.,ts xcx,1I.v
High M sehooi-Tapestry BRICK, 3 nice sized
immsd. Inn ! lo.S poss, csll co. $685. PECK Co.
HlS SElAR lSse SA1ao5Ie Il hie; yN1y-Here is mos,
ome eay o. f EssS Se
reception hall. liv. rm. with .frspi.. din
rm., lovely kit. with breakfast slcove
screened porch; auto. heat, maids bath
det. gar, rear yard inclosed by Anchor
post fence; many extras including storm
sash, awnings, etc: Ewes, call VIC. 5676
BURR 4 YOUNG. Realtors, DE. 4444
down: good income-producing home at
$l4,950; oil heat: OWNER, WO, 1888. -
UNUSUALLY SPACIOUS BUNGALOW, 10.
Gated near all conyeniences at 2212 Rand
pl. ne. rms, full baths, oil h:-w.h.i
see this very desirable home. Only $16, 76O
So, 900 down. ANNENBERG REALTY
GO. 2022 Nichols ave. Sc. FIR. 1857 tn
422 sth ST. N.E.-Lovely 7-rm., kitchen
roomins house location. Substantial cash
MICHAEL WALSH & SON. 1911 Eye st
Iass 18th sT. N.E.-s75o to $1,000 down
Lovely 7-room brick. in excellent condi:
rent cs I'M Gox
CO., RE. 1888. Eyes,, Lu. 294e.
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HoUsEs FOR SALINE. tcens.

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tCont.
{ kK6R1s.. 1N BAfHs=In one Of The
row-brick home has much TO offer at the
very reasonable price Of $16.2bO, With e..
sslIsns tern, term: %, On !, b.Ilsnss; DoMHsIg0Sn q g
10Th st. no.. Arlington, oL. 6a3S. OK.
ID IT TRUE - That really successful
1Msthsls 4 6sy homes for their d,;, fsnalliss'
H,sSissn Park. s;rm. brioE,. si.t. rcof
built In 1o41; paneled recreation rm.; lge.
screened porch, Anchor-fenced rear yard;
storm gindSTs and doors, heat
sh5gss sY gsx s1s;gS9 p I,s Cal "a, 1858 OF
VACANT, MOVE IN ON DEPosIT-semi-
oct. brick, only yrs. old: can bs pur-
rec. rm;, auto. heat. CO. 1888, PECK CO..
seF2Mfi1Is99 ts lily 1 ibEeTsAcHxp. near Monastery Ms
Z rms; exceptionally low price; large ter
race: $13,500. RE. 3316. CHAPMAN
DETACaED-geautiful Woodbridge sec
tton; 8 rms, bath, bedrms., large lot,
auto. heat, gar; reasonably priced, on
Cali CO. 33SS, PECK Co, a6Is 18th st.
Evening star., 1948-11-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthssss.

HOUSES FOR SAlE-Soutkeost
HHLCREST-One Of flnest new homes built
since war; such small down payment and
easy financing as to be almost like renting;
tremendous rooms, Q baths. 2 tile lava
gas heat; eommsnds maEnifsent panoramic
yasv @ .. q city; SSg.%Soo. 500 Gall Fl. 1921, OF
se.-3 apts, oil heat: income. $426 pei
mo-; corner location;. bldg. about 8 yrs
old n eses condition; TSIG also 5e
$4,000. terms s,osE 7. W. THuRM. sos 10th
briek, oak Ss noors, - Gas 0 heat: Anchor fence;
on busline. WALDO HARRIS. IL 9e79.
ME. 1894. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nesshwsss.

HOUSES FOR SALk-Nesthwesf.
57O0 BLOCK 5th STREET NV
Lovely Groom ssmidetachsd brick, only
II yrs. old. det garase; gas heat. ,4rs;
place s5ee sond dssn bsca ysrd 1in ,fes
Coolidge High. Owner must sen, see thil
1900 7th STREET NV.
Just redecorated. very nice e-ym. roN
brick, oil heat, garage. quiet neishborhood.
$l3,b0O. terms.
Silver Spring Bungalow-$14,500
One Of the prettiest homes ip this area,
ished attic, breakfast room Of modern
equipped kit, beautiful cond.
Near Indian Spring Country Club
Don't pass this buy, handsome prewal
7-rm. det. brick. in excel. eond, many
extras including such as vail to wal
carpeting, black marble fireplace. reduced
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1948-11-05
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.
NEAR FRIENDS .sCHOOL--We have Navy
Cleveland Pk., american Uniy. Pk., Wesley
2Fsss es s?s.' BURR 5R SoSss
NEES Nffi0ts OK X faa5i fsasab5RiooM HOME in Silver
With .ubstsntis esss tor snGi risht % poe- proe
ssy ssS aot SytF slSpS H se1s Nj 5cHs MYE
GohE SS '9S aoMEs i SEEbfSSanpet.ns "a ssas
o iar n1e.
Ing IN ar ana ii'1 selling homes Or % is of,ered home
psoss soo peter .sts1ssv assvAs r.
MapfgM kfasS! 7zs sS'h ssAET III aEx SIZE HSgsEs
HAKIs WeUkp SIGhsE TlKE F6 gs5s sGa M na: aaYt ome
fSnsaaeT CON aSy any ts1 nies location have SUBJ cash.
GSDER Uni so,ooSIDst. brick home in NV.
or convenient sub. Mont. Co; require 3
Rsds fo0H 3D. ssss and OF .yss ssn'ff f. 1sss
am iookins for. what have you? No
SssSSn %asVR 10 sS tas 4s44 hinss pI $685. Sys5 M
Will. PAY Tor CASE PRICE for yeur
frame or brick house; no commission. RE.
to purchase homes In any section of Wash'
fPa rHoFr nssfHI 20 sSS &c sal. o,
your home. business or inyestment prop
PAhINs. Realtor. sos North Capitol: IA.
S7s9 Esee sIpTsissls. 2s Results sincs 1919;
colored, I will sell It II It can be sold. i
won't take me long: y. w. ROUSE, 1907
VIZ W. Hxvh "a e" CASH CGfsNrs cGfs for houses in
ali sections Of the city. No charge for
our appraisal. FLOYD =. DAVIS CO.
I WILL BUY A HOME direct from owner,
no agents; Box 3S3,E, Star; A..
owners guarantees results, List your prop.
erty. with VIM, II; SAUNDERS CO. INC.
Se% Ssa1F' s snfi fa ss1 NAME ss snd I aeP viz 21S 5:
the action in buying your home for cash.
MITCHELL QUICK, ST. 1922. RA. 341S.
FROM oWNER-4 to 6 bedroom det. brick
house. Please give price. address and de-
scription Of property. BOX 3S2-E, Star. %
Yr~YYN-1 NYTHYy~~N
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1bUb n SC. NV, MA. 2340.
PRTNCE GEOREES COUNTY

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
md sesG .sesr: SSEa
l5S; located g, 60 Defense hwy = ENTER
G6IiESG C6I iaaSgG fxkKoEarse fsxfs G sis s:rm home on
level lot, screened porch, fun bsmt., Oil
i5ffs ki'fss 8 bsHis e. eah
sseh4k ssSS " &sA!SsioE1y.ssa.t; s!Si II. .ssna
H6zlrs %sl sa'h R.PtSP ia dasS CARLYLE Pc
PIsTRicT H5IGaTs- M I'm; a,sa,s shins,ss; Sas
@ oesed; Excel VIM nancins acoso aJ JAMES CAR
FSaEsrVfILf E4 Tf Gl1S sSsSe $500 isss
Sik. from "i store and ID bus, schools 5 blks.;
so1 o'sH attic RAY sata SSoa
giks; H; 44o4 A,L HI ;3f; ago. ..v, -
sTSsisssss Baths Hst new
syIGk; 81; 5Ss5; S"s svss;; T. 81. s7fs: fss.:.,. :.
bedrms., fully insulated, polished floors.
sy sssy e tss terms; ssict poss. yoHS III i. JOHN:
IaNDSvEE fS ogHS HILLS. sses Sscsne mt rms mod
beautiful lot; $4,000 On. JOHN n. JOHN
LANDOvER HILLS-About $1,000 down
payment on this S10,750 2-bedrm. bunga-
low; modern kit. front porch. full bsmt.,
additional rooms; located on large corner
lot with rear fence and shade trees: John
McRae. Alex. S719, with BROWN REALTY
CORP. Realtors. DU. S558.
MICHIGAN Park HuLS-Nearly new,
6-rm. detached home. 8 ine bedrms;; owner
must sacrifice Immediately ct only SlS,- s
--7
TAKoMA PARK, MD, $500 block Poplar
wood doors; full basement, oil heat, ga
rage large lot, fenced. landscaped; terms;
sisceunt sns for cssh. nN Mr.: ,sss Barker Sligo
WEST Wfsr HYArfsviLtE&ss.5SoSoi buys this
immaculate 2-bedrm. bunga;, on level lot,
OIL heat; $1,000 down will handle. Cony.
10 Ire. shopping center and Capital Transit
buses. ROBERT 8. DAVIS q co. Call
WA. 5000 till 8 pm. %
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tcen..) .

HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E. tcent.).
HANDLE HIGHLANDS, 1900 cue st.-6-
rm. stucco home (vacant): oil h.-w.h.,
slate root; . fne constructed home, sets
.:tt. l.fss .ss,t sls'ssf s g .0s s,,
tor: 1901 2bth st. Sc, At. 6227, FR.
fIk IL ELECTION 1s OVER. get on the band
for undss.aLsr.sons none .. east ot souss
H. 4ssa ss saEFss'F zee saul es NM Mdbb ssda
Minn. ave. Sc. -
Il 1893 ST; SIN convenient Fsirlavn
@ peTc a ss'
tan blinds; excellent condition; only $l3;;
60. $oss Nichols ave. Sc, FR. ss57 I'll
sRPcR RICK BUNGALOW in fine condition, Ii tha,
Gated cat ' lew blocks from 3. e. line. ssi near M
oil h.-w;h.. full basement. nice yard and
saf Ssnss g. I se2s isse Nese. .7s ss
ALMOST UNBELIEvABLE!-Bun with
8 large rms. and bath. 8 bedrms; oil heat
@ sens w o0y sS DOWN IN nsafDS
balance on one trust PAYABLE $eb mo; Full
price only $3.50. ANNENBERG REALTY
Co, 2022 Nichols ave. Sc, FIR. 1857 It'll
bY OWNER-1-year- -old brick, 8 rooms,
about $1,000 down; price. $1,000. AK.
COMMERcIAL-5-year semidet. brick
home; basement rented for $50 per mo:
with rea. down payment and S35 per mo.
above rent you can have q Groom. IN
bath bath, ,rlS bone Amazing yal6e .doe John I.
6551.
|FoUR-FAMnY APT. MODERN BLDG. in
excellent condition, located two blocks from
sSEa oR $500 o Investment ssJ EDWARD F.
sPlE zRs' sin VI osGs s2so ,iso * 3sss ses 4edrm
Forsstvilie.. Nd; tiled bath, Oil heat, lre-
r. D. BURGESS. VI. 2s02. till 8: To buy
1.nsi, q ist Sc ssIvIss property call US Tor eutek
1873 FORT DUPONT-Brick; 8 rooms and
bath, full bsmt. with laundry trays, gas
heat; $4,000 down; mo. payment $5a 9y'
includ; taxes; MIS- Rsadmond At At .s zoas'
W. .,.h w. WnRgaHEExxss GS.s Ex ss45 sHAIY 500 Ma''
ss asiahts: s'n ioysly s bsief. ssmdet. con.
Sition; lsrEs rTs TIE S bath hR ssms assa
1881 FORT DAVIS sT.-Prewar, semidet.
6-rm. brick; bsmt. apt; Venetian blinds,
storm windows, concrete porches gas ..
nsss msn in "a Al o%Ss sHss '9Ss'eassl W. osss
NEW DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW. 2
blocks OF Alabama ave. Sc, immediate
Bedrooms Bedrooms. full basement, .sas heat; deep
sEAa IL HFiei c isas GOOD al HOPE 1d
TR 44il0. VI. 1916. IS
Evening star., 1948-11-05
3-BEDROOM HOMES

These homes Just being completed, offer
every convenience: bright sunny rooms,
complete kitchen, including 54-inch double
range with insulated oven and heat con-
troll, an unusual amount Of cabinet stor-
age. fenced and sodded yards. completely
transportation to downtown; fare. See
them today at South Capital and Elmira
sts. or call CHAMBERLIN PESSAGNO
Evening star., 1948-11-05

THE GENERAL SAYS SELL"
Oncer transferred and will transfer his
terraced terri home; rooms, 3 baths iu oil a.-c.
heat. 20-ft. living rm. with fireplace. ex-
pansion attic; fenced yard: home kept In
Immaculate cond.; only S14,950; $500
ANNENBERG REALTY co.
2022 Nichols ave. se., FIR. 1857 till Q D. m.
Evening star., 1948-11-05
$50 DOWN

$3.50 DOWN
colored; vacant; open Sun, 2 to s. 1905
Wyle st. ne; row brick; lge. rms, etc.
between 18th and 14th, II and Eye ne;
total sales price S2,975.
LEO M. BRYANT & co.
1909 9TH st. NV. AID. 1859. -
OPEN, 3-UNIT-$11 $50
to 9. 3-unit excel. corner brick, completely
furn., oil h.-w.h.; excel. home and income.
Mr.. Pruitt, FIR. 1925.
O,BANNON REALTY co
FIR b119 -
Evening star., 1948-11-05
HOME AND INCOME

Near Eastern High school. let the up
late eond. Reas priced at $l3 1850 with
small cash down. This row brick home
We believe is the answer to your problems
recrea. rm. and bath, nice sized lot and
many other desirable features. II this Ia
1t, call US ut once. RE. $3.50, Q to 9.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star., 1948-11-05
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANp.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.


1873 Phladelphia ave. Open Sat. and Sun
larger home and must sell this attractive
brick bungalow this week end. Cozy liv.
rm. with fireplace, 12x12 din. rm.. lge.
bedrms., beautiful tiled bath. all on first
floor; nice side porch; upstairs COM
pletely finished; exceptionally dry bsmt
apartment; built-in garage. oil h.-wh.,
oak floors, chestnut trim, .tastefully dec
GRATED, deep lot; conv. to all facilities. To
reach: Out Piney Branch I'd; to Phila-
our sign. Charlie Jeter on premises.
JAMES l.. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st: n.y. ST. 1900; week ends
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&S11x 80 . . 20
A400 Hnnn aua
218 EMERSON ST. NV.

Look ct these features-Six large rooms,
l' stelp-down living TN. Ipm;. exposed bsamed
tion room, built-in bar, concrete front
porch, Hollywood tiled bath. Believe us
It's some kind of house. Shown BY
ksS REALTY Co., III. 1854. -
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UNUSUAL BUY

A truly beautiful brick and stone home in
the heart Of Silver Spring. Md. not far
from the EI Assht dept; store; beautiful liy-
bedrooms, tile bath on 1st door; stair
way to partially finished and heated attic;
hot-water heat with oil burner. electric
refrigerator, Insulated slate roof, beautiful
lot 53x12O with shade trees and shrub
berry; owner has purchased larger home
mediate sale. Phone Mr.. Evans. Wo. 0290,
SHANNON IL LUCHS CO.
1906 II st. NV, MA. 2346.