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Evening star., 1948-10-15
Forged Papers Citing
Red Persecution Are
Latest German Racket
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN, Oct. 15.-Forgers have
field day In this racket -ridder
country.
For black marke. price you car
buy a paper certifying you as a per.
secution victim of either Nazism OF
G Communism.
Phony money and phony pass.
ports are old stuff. Forged inter-
zonal travel passes, authorizing
movement between the various oc.
cupation zones, always have done q
thriving business.
Since the occupation began there
has been a busy racket selling false
certificates designating the buver.
as victims of Nazi persecution
These entitled them TO preferential
treatment In obtaining food anc
lodging.
New Racket Increases.
The --latest racket appears to ts
black market sale of forged docu.
ments alleging Communist persecu.
ton. This is said to be thriving ir
cities of the Russian occupation
zone and evidence of its extent has
come to the attention of German
police in the American, French anc
British sectors of Berlin.
There Is evidence, documented b,
the western occupation powers ano
by the Germans. that political per-
secution exists in the Russian zone
This is especially true at the pres.
ent time as the Socialist Unity
'Communistl party conducts a pub
lie purge of what it calls anti
Soviet and unreliable elements" In
its own ranks The purgees are
mostly Socialists who joined the
party when it was formed in 1916
by Russian enforced merger OF
the Social Democrats with the Com
munists.
But some sharp Germans in the
Russian zone are capitalizing on
this situation for a chance to get
out of the Soviet zone as refugees
and reach Western Germany.
Methods Explained.
One method is to buy forged pa
pers certifying that the bearer is q
victim of Russian conscripted labor
especially for the Soviet-operated
uranium mines In Southern Saxony
German police in the Western
occupied sectors of Berlin say a sus-
piciously large number of people
have been turning up lately claiming
to be political refugees. How many
are phonies cannot be determined
the police say. However. the police
say they have established that in
various Russian zone cities Germans
are able to purchase certificates in
the black market designating them
as Russian labor conscripts.
People in possession of such pa
pers who reach the Western-oc-
cupied zones or the Western sectors
OF Berlin claim asylum as political
refugees.
Since the authorities cannot very
well prove them otherwise, they
usually grant haven and support
and rarely turn them back to Rus
sian-occupied territory. Now that
the Russians have tightened their
border guard between East and West
Germany the island city of Berlin
has become more than ever q gath
erlng place for these people.
Evening star., 1948-10-15

Pauline Eggebrecht. %, was the first
victim. She told police the man
held her - up. struck her on the
head with pistol and put her in
his car unconscious. She regained
consciousness as the vehicle moved
away. and leaped out.
An hour later, police said, Miss
Swanson accepted a ride from the
same man, thinking him a fellow
college student. He drew his gun
and took her purse. As the car
slowed for an intersection, she
stepped on the brake and grabbed
the gun. Wounded, she escaped as
bystanders ran toward the car. u
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Oklahoma u. Places
Negro in Anteroom
by the Assoeioted Press

NORMAN, Okla, Oct. 15.-G. w.
McLaurin, 54-year-old Negro pro-
fessor, attended his first class in
sociology at the University of Okla
homa yesterday.
At the same time, Mrs. Mauderie
Hancock Wilson, an Oklahoma City
Negro secretary, applied for entrance
to the Graduate School of Social
Science.
She was refused entrance last
March because of the States segre-
cation laws.
Dean j. E. Fellows said no imme-
diate action could be taken and
President George L. Cross declined
comment.
Mr.. McLaurin was enrolled for
graduate work by the university,s
Board of Regents after a Federal
Court ordered him admitted. The
regents authorized his admittance
on complete basis of segregation. .
The university changed the class
room of its sociology class in order
to segregate the professor and still
provide him with equal educational
opportunities.
Mr.. McLaurin was seated in a
small anteroom just a couple of feet
from the regular classroom in view
OF the instructor, D. F. A. Balyeat.
Cro-Magnon man is believed to
have lived in the era from $4,000 to
Evening star., 1948-10-15
U. 5. 10 Spare No Expense
For Defense in Treason Case
by the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 15.-Unit-
ed States Marshal George Price was
under court order today to spare no
expense in protecting the constitu-
tional rights of Iva Toguri D'Aqui-
no. accused Of being the wartime
Tokyo Rose
Federal Judge Louis E. Goodman
issued the unusual order yesterday
when lie denied bail to the Califor-
nia-born Nisei awaiting trial for
treason. The charge grew out Of
her wartime broadcasts from Japan.
Judge Goodman directed that she
be provided with a suitable place"
to interview witnesses and prepare
her defense, mo matter what the
expense may be to the Federal Gov
ernment"
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Restoration of Gordens
Planned at Virainio u.
BY the Assecio.sd Pres,

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 15.-The
University OF virginia's yards and
gardens are to be the object of a
restoration project.
The Board of Governors of the
Garden Club Of Virginia yesterday
earmarked the entire proceeds to be
derived from Garden Week next
spring to the restoration.
The Garden Week of l94S already
has set aside $4,000 for the project,
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Trailer Damaged by Fire

A trailer at Temple Trailer
Village in Fairfax County just south
OF Alexandria was damaged by fire
last night. The Penn Daw and
Franconia Fire Departments which
extinguished the blaze reported
that approximately $500 damage
was caused to the interior Of the
trailer
Evening star., 1948-10-15
10Th Virginia Polio Death
And 3 New Cases listed

The death of a 23-year. .old .ciyil-
ian empioye at Fort Belyoir yester-
day raised the Virginia State health
departments total Of polio fatali-
ties to 20.
Also included in the health de-
nartment report were three new
cases of polio which increased Vir-
ginia's total for the year to 48O.
The new cases reported were a
3-year-old Page County girl, a To-
year-old Danville boy and q H.
year-old Greene County girl,
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Weather Report

District of olumbia-Sunny with
highest temperature about 68 de-
grees this afternoon Clear and cool
again tonight. with lowest tempera-
ture about A in the city and SO
degrees in SUBURBAN areas. Tomor-
row, sunny and warmer.
Maryland and Virginia-Clear and
cool again tonight. with scattered
light frost. Tomorrow sunny, be-
coming warmer in the afternoon.
Wind velocity, IA miles per hour;
direction, northwest.
Five-Day Weather Forecast-Octo-
Der Is Through October 19.
For Northern Virginia, Maryland
and the District-Temperature will
average 2 to degrees below normal
Normal maximum, 60; normal mini
mum, Al in the Washington area
A little warmer Saturday, cooler
Sunday and Monday, warmer We'd
nesday. Rain likely about Sunday
with total amount one-fourth inch
or less.
River Report.
From 6. Ensineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Karpers Ferr;
ana at Great Falls; Shenandoah cioudS
at Hsrners- Ferry.
Evening star., 1948-10-15

! somewhere In
| Germany.
| This was dis
closed yesterday
by Pan Amer
lean Airways Of
| fcials. Th e Y
said she was not
allowed to board
a New York
| bound plan e
because her visa
| had not been
issued.
I In v estigation
started W h e n
t n e W m a n,
| Miss Marianne
Evening star., 1948-10-15

veterans AQ.
ministration.
Meanwhile the
Senate Appro-
priations Com
mittee also has
its investigators
looking into per-
sonnel and ad-
min ! S t r a t j v e
practices in va
rious Govern
ment agencies.
Any inemcien-
cy found by the
investigators Of
b OF h grou p S
N, aMld rAa q 1
Evening star., 1948-10-15
wilf not affect the much-criticizsa
adjective" rating system.

WILL IlOt aucCb Uuo uluC0@CIlLlClZS8
adjective" rating system.
A%.* =
CAPITAL ROUNDUP Leaflets
advocating the candidacy of Henry
Wallace are being passed out in
front of Government buildings as
employees leave at the end of the
day. The Wallace forces assert they
will distribute from $4,000 to so 900
of these leaflets outside Federal
buildings between now and Election
Day. :. The appointment of Mrs.
Grace M. Stewart as executive as
sistant to Attorney General Clark
was very popular one with Justice
Department employees. A Justice
Department employe for 20 years,
Mrs. Stewart is well liked by her
colleagues, and the general COM
ment on her new appointment is
that "it was well deserved" The
Office of the Quartermaster General
has these job openings: clerk
stenographers, s2,498 and $2,724
annually; clerk-typists, 50 ,498; tabu-
lating machine operators, $2,2S4. Ap-
ply in Room 1-1011, Temporary "a"
Building, Second and T streets S.W.
-. The United States Naval Ord
nance Laboratory at White Oak,
Md, will hold an open house, fea-
turing its exhibits on Navy Day, Oc-
tober 27. from 9 am. to 4:30 pm.
p. :. The biennial convention of the
AF'L National Association of Letter
Carriers has voted to increase the
$4,000 a year salary of President
William c. Doherty to $4,000, and
the $4,000 salary of Secretary
Jerome Heating to $1,000. Both
men were unopposed for reelection.
(Be sure and listen epery Sum
day at u:15 am. ouer WMAL,
The Star station, for Joseph
'Young'S Federal Spotlight broad
cast, featuring additional neUs
and ute,Os OF Government affairs
and personalities
Evening star., 1948-10-15

SoAAAAS4 J "oA hCA ,
and sped away
with only 50 in
loot.
A San Jose
S t a t e College
student, Claudia
Swanson. 10, of
S a n Francisco
was reported re-
covering in a
hospital h e r e
from b ull e I
wounds in the
Cnest, arm and
forehead.
The cannery
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Nioouru Stirs War Reflex

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, R.-
Frederick w. We've. fire chief from
London, England, recalled London
fires caused by World War II air
raids as he looked at the Niagara
Rivers rapids and falls and re-
marked: How we could have used
that waHr!"
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Gunn1an Who Shot Girl,
5|ugged Woman Sought
by the Assoeiatad Rrsss

SAN JOSE, Calf, Oct. 15.-A
Statewide police hunt was on to-
day for young gunman who wound
ed college girl, slugged a woman
Evening star., 1948-10-15
Missing Fiance Of Iowan
Delayed by Lack Of Visa

A 27-year-old German bride-to-
he. whose f1ance believed she was
lost here since Saturday, missed her
flight from Frankfurt and is still
Evening star., 1948-10-15

High and Low For YESTERDAY.
High, 81, at 1912 pm.
Low, As, at 654 am.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 90. on August 27.
Lowest, 5, on January 20.
Evening star., 1948-10-15
The FederoI Spotlight
7ober Checks Defense Offices
For Overstoffing, Duplication
BY Joseph Young

Chairman Taber OF the House Appropriations Committee
assigned Of his investigators
sonne activities in the various Offices
Establishment. Mr.. Taber Is find overstalng and
duplication.
The Economic Cooperation Administration also is being
Evening star., 1948-10-15
TIAL

Don't advertise that you are hard Of
hearine-yet get all the help you need
with revolutionary hearing help -
NOTHING TO WEAR, NO RE.
CEIVER IN THE EAR. NO DAN.
CLING CORD! Once again have the
full joys of shows. concerts, parties,
at church or home-without the label"
of deafness. Tell a friend who has
hearing problem. Write for FREE
BOOK.
Evening star., 1948-10-15

investigators. Also in line for a
thorough check Of its operations by
Mr.. Taber's Investigators is the
Evening star., 1948-10-15

Cro-Magnon man is believed to
have lived in the era from $4,000 to
10000 BIC.
Evening star., 1948-08-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tce,,.)

hath. gas heat: Servel refgr; bsmt.; Paige
fence. $1,000 down. Approx. $40 mo
Gnlnn SalI w. IT'D A. assl Nsumspn' .spr With T PAyE
Is49 RIDGE PL; S.E.-Nice. 5-rm. row.
axninss, fully EQUIP. kit. ipeIosed side
Miss Bsnsie. D1. m 4e54, cox & Go. s'
BUNGALOW, lovely brick. 5 rooms. tiled
bath; space upstairs for 2 extra rooms;
sH1es and aeasRptS fo sis5o
fiSEG iMMEp. o0f6 fPosssssi2oN:, consress Heights,
soc xsnia st sDesirasle ssmids,
bsmt; lse. lot; immaculate cond.; small
down payment: balance like rent. Inspect
any r time: me-. GAMPANELLA "a pis & WOOD. Ex.
ONLY S1G.95O for this practically new all
brick, semidet s-6edrm. home with tile
s s Tsar ~ and sds aeg; 0es.ed on sMn SSs
and eeonvenient, monthly payments, Call
BERENs SALES. INC, 15ss K st. n W
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. balance like
rent; modern semidet.. brick home; 3 bed
rms. tile bath: eauip. XII: fun basement;
AMELIA AN q WOOD. Ex 4113; ewes, and
DET. BRICK HOME, lot 40xl0O; liv. rm..
din. rm. kit, > bedrms and bath on 1st
floor; bedrms, hall and closet upstairs;
front porch, oil h..w.h.. copper pipes: q
block from bus Price. S12,500. RAY
CHICK; 55o4 Marlboro pike. HI. 44o4.
OFF ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-semidet. brick
home with steel Anchor fence; lse. liv.
inets: 8 bedrms., tile bath and shower:
fun bsmt.: gas &C. heat. Priced at only
ces 5so4 g 10y MarDoro a 'pH pke d0Tn NJ 4sa sf
xi.5oo Down. 18th St. nr. Ky. ave-
See this fine Colonial front home today.
Full bsmt. s big rooms large back yard
garage. Call Mr.. Hogan. RA. 56l2 til
8 pm. ATLAS REALTY CO. -15
1919 RIDGE PL-Brick. automatic heat.
rooms, l recreation room: best cond;
exclusive neishborhood: price reduced for
euisk SALE Mrs. FITZGERALD, LU. :94a.
Evening star., 1948-08-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. Cont.

sHnsS 0rEN i:s1 year old iGT sale sy
of Ess. capitol: fuil bsmt;, gas air If eond ID. ;.
turn; LIST f., living rm.. dining rm, kit.
sash ad h pree tile sfa5o psh SsdTms Si 4s closets
1,sa ST. NE,@sms,l down ma, psyment will
years old. rms. including bsmt.. tile
sosa oday front Rs5sh 0ysI WfoGdHRY @ Sc os h
1885 HsSo fys ff aT g. s94S sEsiee i5
and bath Diet; house, on large corner lot
j. c cHANNfNG Mn 81 s. Me- Ne just Il block o of
No. Capitol St. CARING and less than
you can save money in buying this COM
Portable ard .extra-wide, 3-beor oom. row
brick home; for liberal discount will be
can and I'll the 'pSh pSce Soe only si5o0 M f Drive
by. sec it, and for particulars. telephone
KELLEY & BRANNER, DI 774o; ewes, end
HELD FOR SALE TO VETERANS and their
families, and persons eligible under y. S.
housing laws during construction and for
tn the foilowins hoases i and iasa Emer
1875. 1925. 1927 snd oo lss! Emerson St, ne:
Raye ise rms beautifuI iS ted e BATHS % WITH
heat. mod. Kitchens, console gas range
Win slaSS oFcH uooE' iully, Souucu iot:
gutter; model homes, 1928 and 1925 Emer-
SON st. ne. Go out Mich. ave to Sargent
I'd, out Sargent rd. to Emerson st. JOHN
M. KING, owner and builder, a140 18th
st; ne: Phone DU. 2124 or DU. 1885. -16
81 S9G DOWN gets you n,;,t nice modsrn 8,
cond.' in good ne. location. if you call
n II: ktseSssg 5Ss Iu 1888. ATLAS REA%T7
10I4 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Home and income
house has ' potentiai income ' Of sass @ per mo
besides arm. apt for owner: Could be
poss: You have to see this house to ap-
preciate i: Shown BY appt. only. CARL
g HoLL0MAN; I ( y FR 9233;
Bunsalows, all-brick construction: ,3l:0
rooms with fireplaces. 9 bedrooms, 112
baths, kitchen and dining room arranged
on different levels, Venetian blinds, full
basement gas heat. To reach: Out Rhode
Chestnut AND right to open sign; E: R
CORNER 18th AND GIRARD N.E.EBe
smart. own your own home Most con-
venient location in Washington. Only
homes left 1851; only $500 cash,
ssals; like rent. ROBIN REALTY CO.; AT.
Brentwood Village NE.
Modernistic home only yrs. old; s
rooms, gas heat; must be seen to be ap-
preciated: excellent neiehborhood. Open
Sunday to pm. only.
JOE CURTO, REALTY
Evening star., 1948-08-14
HOUSES FOR sAle-seu.hees..


ALABAMA AVE. s.E;.This lovely home ne
beautiful lot with lawn and shrubbery: has
n ern fit s and f BREAKFAST % nook f on n0ft oor
3 bedrms. and bath upstairs with porch
of of ] Of the bedrms.; lge. electric re-
sulated, storm windows, screens and doors;
power lawn mower; lot completely feneea
to paved alley; oil h.-wh:: possession; THIS
not be given over phone. RAY CHICK,
1904 Marlboro pike, HI. 44O4, HI. 1890.
HILL new detached Gus
tom-built home of stone and brick. This
house has spacious rooms: porch, Garase
and many details and features that must n.I,
n Mr. Rusrk, " VI e4ss, with BEITzELL.
RiLLcRssr Hi 11RGi AREA BUNGALOW =. Only
hood The type home seldom offered At
price yog ea9 rs G5o or to canans 11y iu
room. modern COMPACT kitchen, 2 tins
HsdEe0n sfss meSsan asse sssh msny
s5s@s u. Sas On go.
arse qencede q sa'e corner aps o @
Soy9 PayRs1nii Fsr spDs!ntmen. ssas ,s can
iEI ista foRT 3 TGDtHT ptPoNf sT1s r. sya ybaedrms I'll.
SPsn SSa SSP assoRaE hi ' g. siaaSSs'
1sse y % s Sjitss%ily; 9 lovely rms; in +
*; SIss iss5t5 ,ssSSssaI; IT
S5s1 ssams Of hea Sssssosh hfa: :Ps
ff22;ccEfT1oSaLIY f2;c PK siif GOOD BUNGALOW ' a.
shopping; brick BUNGALOW; practically new:
ist , 5ssaa,s$ e. 5ss,'ss saoHSg SRIg
CO. VI. 2s02 till 8. -15
1870 ST. s.E.-Near Eastern High
: Gnoe' rms. and % bath recently rsdeeoratsd: only
sI0950; $1,000 cash. T. D. BURGESS
CO, VI. es02 til 8. - d
MAR esth AND PA. AvE.-3-amiiy unit
sciends e1, 9siss' full Sa.eme1s oil hxh in
fsms S mssusosss' soas per VI ms s,se er'es' s0'oo'
1890 BLOCK 2sth PL. .E@Ssmioeit.ashnso
ssS sss s5 ssIS ssgpS If5P E JSs5
INC INC Realtors. 9O3 Il NV, MA. 3433.
1851 10th ST. s.E.-open 81 Sat-. Sun.
Attractive, semidetached six.room brick:
Shopping, transportation: Govt. park
within two blocks; easy terms due 10 *
cellent financing; Out Penna. ave % 4grn 1.r
sossRrsos Is lsis sxS o'es1s w. 2 1850. I'M 1913
sEas s15ss EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL. 17l7 .
st. se.-e rms. 2 bsdrms. tiled bath: 2
hos.ssseP insiosse Pas s.s heat. fuii basement With
shower and toilet: large level LOT; earaxe
On paved alley: newly redecorsted: SiA.g2o.
Evening star., 1948-08-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-her.hes,,.

COLoRED-OPEN SATURDAY and sun
day, 2-6; 1903 Abbey pl, ne.-1mmaculate
built-in sarase; recently redecorased: IN
spect this at once, FIR. 1890. ORIENTAL
eot6EED@rRiSiDAb eoft6Ix CT aSii5 AREA, sast OH
semi-detached brick home, most conveni-
entity 6oo ioc..ed rare ,,, opportunity g, st
coLoREDsoFf FLA. AVE. Ne mr.
ls,h. sl'5oo down 8 rm r,i,Ts: hTs:. ull tul
a5s. sl''i Ehompsen' @ ~. ASA, Atlas Realty
c9EokEp3fsoo e9f re zsfs TRINIDAD AVE: SIM rms,
q sis sSS e. b.a.ehea 15
S a' bfeass m rss noo Msi Eps kn soam snns
n''1 on nd o a. oii 'f burner. S4 ~ hot-vater Seat
phone Mr. Gordon %o sss or
GRAyATTE, Realtor. 7ss 18th st. NV,
ccooLoRED-,st TINE orrERED-stx.rm,
Cali Mr.. LYMAN RE. 1879 or IU, 5os7.
coLoRED-esol 10th ST. N.E.-An at
peri. cond; Venetian binds hedge in
Ssss Sear4 a's' ,f y'ff ss.'oF Rs5ss' MAJ s
coIoREp-,ees GIRARp, ST. NE.S4tt
ss9s ss =! IsSooMEY. ''' Jf:; RssltoI. SA
coLoREp-BUNGALow. open ewes, to
pm. so7 Addison I'd, n:e;-5-rm. brick
hies 7sss ssssf MASSES isSss
CoLoRED-e15 9Th ST. NE.-open to-
water Val Of II heat: at near ssoDpins; st5eetssr
duced. owner leaving city. Bring your
deposit and make an offer MRS. AN
coLoRED-oNLy A HALF BLOCK on
Tennessee ave; lovely 6-rm. row brick
perfect cond.. full bsmt.. oil h.-wh.. 3
porehes nice lot; hurry. hurry, Only
SI9 q 900 deyn' Sn Call Miss Bansle' Dl. 1854
coEo&&E6owHY COL 4 6SowHY PAY RENT when I
have such nice house you can buyo Six
room brick; EQUIP. kitch.. tile bath, full
p:al 9 hirh Can ssIass Mss Bsnss .9ssssd Di
coLoRED1NoT OFTEN A NICE s-rm.
brick with all cows. off r st. ne. for
SoMrs SoS4 down, y oo5 Price s1o'5oo, Call MR.,
cokoRED-loth AND IRVING SITS. NE.
S rms. bath, oil h.-wh,, full bsmt.. DOS
session; priced right on easy terms
Ewes: end sun. DE. 51lS. JOSEPH E.
BRUNO, INC, Realtors. 903 H NV. Ma
COLORED = DIVISION AVE. NE. Fine
det. brick home, located in a very desir-
able area; 5 rms and bath recre. rm,
full basement. large yard. paved alley.
Price Jus, greatly reduced. Phone Ii,
Capital View Realty Co.
Evening star., 1948-08-14

coLoRED - THREE BEDROOMS. tiled
down ANTHEY Il CO. s27 18th st. NV.
Elk. 1877; ewes. and Sunday. DE. 1920.
coLoRED-ExcEL. NV. LoCAr1oN-s
6edrms., | z baths row brick; living room;
STHhy s co 81 i5th cash ST.
n.v.' Ex, 1877. sun. and ewes, DE. 1890
future IS secure here here; T 3 lovely i! aDts. IN
Ms SFsf emf fsf 0siE
1911; ewes. and Sun, 81. 1854. -16
COLoRED-HOUSEs. for sale in all sec
down; Du. 1858. CLARENCE BERRY.
eeLoREp-eth ST., BET; P AND QUE
SITS; N.W:-lo rms. baths, bsmt. apt;
COLEMAN. & No. gal. CO. e17l. ia
CoLoRED-l541 9th ST, NV. COM
Is,t Tsse' back pI aIley, louis PEARLsTJE:iN.
coEoRED2si5 o65 OTIS pL. NV rooms, 1o
front porch, yards IA. 1884, Ii. 5l96:
CoLoRED-sa.5 500 DOWN will purchase
an excellent home, 10 rooms and , baths
R eea With THs mfss ksy Morse sey sa 6
with BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors
coIoRGD-.Gr'; x,.35o-Best buy in
year! Six rms, bath, newly redecorated
hot-water heat; $3.50 down, $40 month;
possession: good Southwest location. Ex
elusive, HEANEY g. CO., call HO. 5663
CoLoRED-1OI9 v ST. NW.-l1 rms. 3
baths: divided in 4 apts.. 1 vacant; h.-w.h.
Only 5000 down, S115 per mo. Open Sun
81 -15
CoLoRED-44s PARK RD. N.w.-vacant,
6-rm. brick, = baths. 2 kits. h.-w.h. oil
newly decorated; $17,950. Only $3.50
down. S129 per mo. Open Sun. 81. -l5
COLORED-.-STORY BRICK HOME; near
22nd and N SITS. n.w-6 rooms, bath.
electricity, Latrobe heat: price. S6,95O
Call MR.. BIRCKHEAD, DI. 6210 or GE.
Evening star., 1948-08-14
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.

SWIIppuv p paaStor oush' A. o--''
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
BETHESDA AREA-Four. bedrooms and
IT IN potomae hunt club ssct,on has s0,oo2
T. Absas & eoRP Sep 'esh Oh ssa
ss1ss1 sd bt M ss, ss d r viz Esvs M sdss
to shopping district-Brick bunsa, with
frame. trimnings. 8 rms. and f1oored attic
Sedrm., % has paneied walls and red; tiled !;
and Ifirepl.; hardwood is. gas heat. metal
weather strip combination storm windoss
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sized dining room with bHilt-in cupboard:
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18th NV, turn left mile on East-Wese
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siGSER x sPRiiSG-De luxe model home.
open Sat. and Sun. ! TO 2. l02 Indian
near country club and Coiesyille I'd, .
beautifully designed home, completely
equipped, with "a baths. recre. rm.. 2
freplaces: So 800: terms or trade Di-
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right at Indian Spring DR.. (96o0 hlpskA,
to our siEn. John McRae, ALex. s71s.
sLvER SPRING. s71s Bradferd rd.--
Open Sat- and Sun. / to 2; detached brick,
shopping blocks To reach: Ont Pfney
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