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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-12
Survey Shows So
Marriage Licenses
Issued In February

A survey of marriage licenses
issued by the Jackson County
circuit clerk, Vertis Ramsey.
shows that SO we're issued IN
Pascagoula during the month of
February.
OF this number, "a or more
than two fifths of the total, were
issued couples where both the
the man and woman were from
Alabama. In IA of the cases, both
the mand and woman were from
states other than Alabama or
Mississippi. These include d
couples from Louisiana, Texas,
Georgia, Ohio, Kansas, New
York and New Jersey.
MIR. Ramsey stated that no
licenses have been issued to
drunks nor to minors without
the proper consent.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-12

The percentage OF American
families which have five children
has been approximately halved
since 1920.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-12

Some insect pests can develop
a t~olerence to various types OF
determination and controls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Expert GiUes
Opinions On
Family Life

Dr. David r Mace expert on
.smly relations has penned an
lcle currently appearing IN
ne March woman Home Com
ramon. on tire self-csntered and
he unsel.ish attitudes Of people.
Though much Of the trouble
the home and N The world
according % the author, Is caused
bv the persons who insist on
getting their own way, there
such thing as beng too
ursellsh
D Mace writes that while
Bnsc.,isnncs, Is = fire quality
has - be exercised with IN
ielAgence ana insight II YOU
are able ~ PIT ssIoe your own
Nlsaes and weld gracefully 70
INC interests 81 someone else.
is wonderful according 70 inc
doctor But 4 you make Il o
habit 70 give in 'hOuEhtlcssly
70 husband and children at ev-
erv point where they may be
crossed YOU are degrading them
and certainly not elcvating your
Self
One OF the hardest lessons, es-
Dc0a.lv fog mothers % learn IS
t1st there are times when IL IS
ght q demand your own way
AL members % the family
hould take turns AZ standing
SIDE not one member
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Positions Are
Open For Camp
COunSeIorS

The Michigan Camping Asso-
citation offering people IN
tercs,ec IN camping a chance
to combine q Summer job with
a Sumner Vacation. Hollis Wick,
secretary OF the Group Work
and Recreation Division. Coun-
ell OF Social Agencies OF Metro
poltan Detroit. has announced.
There are $50 camps IN the
State ~ Michigan which are
seeking camp counselors for this
Summcr
Even though the snow is
flying i IS time 70 think about
Summer vacations Miss WICK
stated. Michigan camps offer
college students. teachers and
those faced with long Summer
inactivity in the city a cnance
10 have an enjoyable and prof
table experience
Camp positions are available
for women over 10 years OF age
and Tor mon over IL years Of
age Positions which are open
include assistant camp director,
camp nurse. doctor. dieutian.
cook, cabin counselor, unit head
and counSclors for instructors in
riding. arts and crafts, music,
swimming boating. nature lore,
sports. music. dramatics. and
pioneer camping. A few camps
for adults need counselors who
have had experience in working
informally with adult groups.
A personnel board 10 serve as
an employment bureau between
camp directors and prospective
camp counselors has been set
up N the Councils Group Work
and Recreation Division Office
Miss Wick stated
Prospective counselors and
camp directors may write the
office OF the Michigan Camping
a ociation az 81 West Warren,
Detroit J.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Teen AGE PARTIES PLANNED TO
AID IN CURLING DELINQUENCY

The first in a ,.es O.. teen
ace soc a. and e1ucst.ona. parties
aimed 81 euro juvenile dehn-
ouencv Wall be held in the I'M
mediate il.lIe. = wss announces
TINS week by Mss Louise r
Suit- oca. and probationary
wo-ke tor the Juvenile Court
approximately 40 boys anr
girls WaoSe ages range from five
n Is. Years meet every N0nc5E
ard tcav ~ Michigan Fece.
sted Democratic Club. 6l3 2
warren Mss Smith is super
VISOR ~ the teen-age group
called the NciGnborhood Youth
Clun
Organized about six months
ago the CLUB IS making rapid
sitides and interesting ann edu-
s'.oral plans tor the CT Ding
- Grcnar Gcirrucrcv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
zfSZzE 4 l2.gZz1 gk3sZdal g.
BeauticianS In
First annual
Style Parade

The West-side Beauticians AS
ISOLATION. Chapter 1877. held its
first annual Hair Style and Fash
ION Show al the Nacirema Club
house on Sunday. March Z. Many
persons attended 10 see the
blending Of the new look in
cosmetology and the new look
in fashions.
First prize for the best dressed
and most striking hair style was
won by Josephine Ivy Manning
II was a beautiful silver cup
donated by C. II. Howell and
Company Mrs. Joanna Mason was
the winner Of the second prize,
years subscription 10 the
American Beauty Magazine.
Fashion array was from the
Hawkins Apparel Shoppe and
the CARTRIDGE Fur Company
Wardrobes from early schoo
age TO dating time were shown
Musical selections for the show
were rendered by Mrs. Rosa
Mum, accompanied by Mrs. Mar
garet Handy. Mrs. Handy. who
viii De presented in recital al
New Light Baptist Church, April
4. also rendered piano selec-
ton. Walter Mason PLAYED the
musical accompaniment for the
show
Commentator was Vera Tells.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

A dessert that appeals to the
eye as we'll as the appetite Is
douhly inviting. And a bright red
cherry pie has a happy color
scheme that always pleases This
particular recipe has an extra at
traction TOO - crisp cereal fakes
which add texture surprise to the
soft Juicy cherries. So for a holiday
meal or any meal - try this
new kind OF cherry pie.
Cherry Pie
recipe Pie Crust
q cup corn fakes
i cup sugar
u teaspoon salt
No. 2ls can sour red cherries
Line 9-inch pie plate with about
} OF pastry. rolled u inch thick.
sprinkle bottom OF shell with corn
nakes. Combine sugar and salt.
sprinkle Il over corn flakes. Then
MI with canned cherries and Juice
and add remaining sugar.
Moisten edge Of pastry with cold
water. Adjust top crust. cutting
several Sits TO permit escape OF
steam. Bake In hot oven (425sFl
90 minutes. or until filling is done
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Marriage Licenses

Mack Savage and Helen Eng
land; Carl r Douglas and Ev-
ctta Henderson. j. c. Mallet
and Clara Zolicoifer; William l..
Jones and Louise Heron; Benja-
min Morrison and Annie l..
ellis: Grady Godfrey and Elsie
Young. Edward V. Beard and
Joann Simmons: James X. Scott
md Sara {. Wsrford: Prentiss
j Simms and Mae Davis; James
a Peterson Jr, and Dolores
Brewer. Meredith NJ. Burleigh
and EVELYN NJ. Palmer.
Phil Davis and Marie Mailer:
Willie F Ramsey and Matte
Bonner: Grady Henry and La
wade f. Smith; Lee Roy Pryor
and O. Ella Logan: William L.
Steele and Slivarda Thompson:
Joseph S. Oliver and Rentha
Lucas: McHenry Smith and Hat
lie L. Yarbrough: Walter L.
Spears and Fannye f. Dargin:
Fcrmon b Fleming and Lorraine
b. Mercer; R. c. Henderson and
Sarah Hodges.
Carl b. Cornett and Mildred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Household
: Hints
BY Mary a. Knowit

Most of us are always
very happy TO see Spring
and Summer come, but the
girls are particularly glad
this year because when the
heavy coats come off they
will have the opportunity of
letting the opposite sex see
Just how beautiful the new
look" really is.
Yes, all Winter some of
the boys have shown their
objections to our longer
skirts, but / guarantee that
by next Fall even they will
be about for them.
Right now we all have our
minds on that cute ballerina skirt
with the ruffied petticoat. It's
beautiful, but don't be so fasci-
mated by il that you will forget
that captivating little sack dress
that created so much excitement
early last Winter.
This dress is liked by all be-
cause it's chic. II has the new
length. It's inexpensive and any
one, with or without sewing ex-
perience,. can make il in less than
a day,
Another exciting thing about
this 'Jify dress as il is COM
monty called. is its versatility.
For office wear buy chambray,
bingham. or broadcloth.
For that date" get linen.
crepe, pique, or spun rayon. For
an evening gown get tubular jer-
sey or silk. Yes. this little dress
can be made TO wear for any oc-
casion. Cuffs and collars may be
attached
BlouseS can be worn beneath.
Or, wear it simply as It, Because
il is so simple in design your
choice of bracelet, belt. and neck
lace play very definite part in
the finished product.
For your office dress, there
are numerous leather belts ei-
ther with studs. emblems or de-
signs that are comely.
For your date" dress, use a
belt of the same material but diff
ferent in color. For your evening
gown. wear a gold or silver kid
belt Anyway you choose you
will find this little dress an inn
portant number in your ward
robe this Summer
The amount of dresses you
may have in this pattern does
not matter, for a difference in
material makes an entirely diff
ferent dress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
McGrav PTA
Fashion Shoe,
Well attended
BY DOROTHY roLoNEN

The fashion show presented
by the McGraw p. T. A. which
was held in Hartford Avenue
Baptist Church. Tuesday. March
o. was so we'll attended that
many late-comers had TO stand
throughout the show: that they
did so without complaining
speaks we'll for the quality {
the entertainment
The new look was well rep
resented but even more appre-
ciated was that "old swing II
one can Judge by the applause
and muted whistles OF the au-
dience.
OF those fashions shown the
audience seemed 10 like the
glamorous. waist-slimming bale
Yina skirts best. whether they
were worn with the popular
Gibson Girl blouses or dainty.
short-sleeved batistes.
The fashion show was under
the direction of Mrs. Odessa
AlOtteI, VINO also was the COM
mentator. Miss Suesetta Talbert
sang Alice Blue Gown and Mr.
Robert Johnson sang "Serenade"
from The Student Prince"
There was music by the De LYLE
Chorus.
The modelling BY parents
teachers and pupils was done In
four scenes entitled Children
at Play" School Days" Easter
Parade and Party Time"
Those in charge were we'll
pleased with the proceeds from
the entertainment The amount
cleared was considerable and
VIII enable McGraw School 10
finance needed constructive ac-
tivities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

Marriage Accnsc applications
received n WAYNE County dur
ing the period Of Mar.~ ! bre
as follows
Phcaton G. Weary NOD Ella
r Redlord. John W Webb and
Bernico Morgan Milton L0max
and Matte r Smith. Robert
Wishup and Mary l. Jones
Marc p Harper and Emma l.
Donald Carroll G.. Bell and
Myrtle + Brown. Howard Go0ls-
by and Ruby Millincr; Jane
T.. Yancv and Williar NJ Nor
gam Howard Gray Jr., and
Mary +. Williamson.
Henry j Miles and Addie +.
Ahart. Robert l. Nelson and
Minnie B. White Eulisc l.. Nor
wood and Costello ID. Clay:
Claude Moore and Julia Steele.
Willie ]. Brache and Matte p
Lee: James B Washington and
Marion f. Meriwcthcr. Leovey
Kaufman and Ottasce Davis.
Everett T.. Griggs and Jacque-
line Y King; George Washing
ton Jr. and Opal Heard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

It's Oh a. hot ~. .fes = ~ ..t
The Laundry masnate Fred Al
len.
Erma KeYes eolue g ag
those v,r1~sre re C.t qo
What pity Helen PFaihef
has cancelled re reservations ~
Germany
She had plarEo n.0 hrp-
by Captain Jes-r f3
IS or 0rc4r4t asiT ine. arc
he had pf sen i-sctl-
tour Though mi t4Pt ~
wonder &; she srN af s'e Isl
missing
We try & slep r
ily life or t tre cl-1 4
this one wgi ~ -fpc1i.1 taaal
Ulysses Boykin. III. st
acquired pal US % fa
goldfish Ncr sf.cMr-E
upon Their Base
and DR.. MsYes. 81 dt
very ulGcr
eminent D. Bl1auo -
preslccn, =. Moe
who was trC .reee
the family tcv ce
along Wiic BaFeheid Gordon
religious edi.Dt p, fac le4h ~
Many tamgl people oa
building park sn1 orfn
dren named 30. tnc a-t
many have been hc-e 1
ing q goldfish ramc- COZ t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
K | u B K O R N Err
DETROIT AMLES CLUB
IdEETING

IdEETING
Tie Detroit Amles Club met
at the John r. Ersklne Center
on Sunday, March Z. and had as
their guest speaker l.. c. Blount
of the Great Lakes Mutual In
surance Company MIR Blount
gave an interesting talk on Ne
gro business and race apprecia-
ton.
This program is one in series
wherein the members present
speakers who interpret the civic
scene OF Detroit, and the pro-
.gress OF the Negro group through
out the country.
In addition 10 the interesting
discussion the club members dis
cussed plans for their Easter
party. Plans Will be completed
by the time of the next meet
ing, March Dist.
Charles Reeves is president OF
the group, and Eugene Carey,
secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

The am ~ me CLUB" Miss
Smith SAID rs o. curb juvenile
deIucuency py helping 10 ADJUST
the lives q Youths and % pro-
mote such acty.tles IS VIII de-
yeloo them INTO norma! and
CLUB OFFICERS
Officers ~ the Ne.ghrOrnood
Yolih CLUB arc Norman Thrash-
~ SOS Brush pro .aCni Doris
Griffin i447 Fsrr swo.ta vice
president W.llie Mae jenkins.
~ Theodore, secretary. OZella
P1gh 635 Z Hancock member
snap CHAIRMAN; Alvin Fisher 900
Z Hancock and Barbara Jean
Cotrer0n. 4767 ST. Antoine. and
Elizabeth Lately. 6053 Nansur.
social committee and Freddie
Anderson, $50 + Hancock. sports
anc recreation committee,
Mss Smith SAID their first
publlC affair VIII probably be
held early IN April az John r
Ersklne Center Various civic.
social and irsternal groups have
expressed q desire 90 help the
%clEhbo.hod Youth Club 20 at
tain rs objective
Various business men and
women hzvc offered 70 help US.
Miss Smith said and with
their financial Upport ard I'M
fefest IN our welfare I'm sure
,ce can attain Our goal
II sou would Ike FOR your
child 10 join the NcighDorhood
Youth Club. call Miss Smith al
TIE. $500 Each member will
carry card showing that he
or she is member Of tho city's
fastest growing youth organiza-
ton Pledge your boy or grl
now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

Baldwin; William Davis and
Margaret Harris; Henry L. John
son and Ruth II. Morris; Walter
w. Witt Jr., and Elizabeth X.
Johnson; Lonnie j. Thomas and
Gurttrue p. Bonion; Oscar I'M
derwood and Jimmie M. Gard
ner; Lands w. Gillian and An
ME M. Pinkney; Myse HENDERSON
and Elmira l.. Gibson: Clarence
William and Mabel Bailey: Frea-
mon Miller and Mildred Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

Mother and hapy a!e doing line,
u tbs .staef SAYS 4 IS pretty
tccgl cr rlu
Tn J. z. MeCslls O: Parser
rucUaC FaAc as q guest tni1
Hee. Mrs. Alma Howard O. Chi
ear She Is " McCalls sister
Tac Lfn-Dc Schoo. ri mod
clnc winch IS % open soon, Is
ge,iInp q tremendous response
nw a-pgants 20 the modelling
.cl1 Iter are scfecnlng their
collection closely noweve. as
itf nauoer ~ students they
can sogcp D. i'm TED Judging
ow t1 increased Use ot col
a1ce adc.s On national save.-
easements. f1ls IS coming le.d
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
CLUB or THOUGHTS
ELECTS OFFICERS

The members Of the Club of
Thoughts met with Mrs. E. AL
len of Beechwood at which time
officers for the ensuing year
were elected This meeting was
followed by another at the home
of Mrs r. Brown Of Antietam
at which time reports from
various committees on current
and yearly plans were made.
Delicious luncheons were
served by both hostesses.
The president. Mrs. B. Daniels.
announces that the next meet
ing viii be held at the home OF
Mrs. Battles,
Mrs. L. Williams is the pub
licity director for the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

Nearly % persons out ~ every
100 II the nations population
contributed 10 the Red Feather
Community Chest services in
1877
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
V a RI e ty
THE SPICE OF LIFE"
BY ceelle

With the approach ot Spring and Easter. weddings
and rave take the beautiful card depicting West
Palm Beach AZ Twilight arrives in the mail from DR.. and
Mrs Joseph Marlowe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20
Crunchy
Cookies
: 81 FRANCES lee Bayior :

A alied coosy Jar is a friend 10
a reed DIP lnto II 'cT the ignch
Al ~ he at,ar-sr nnnl Fnark. OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-20

Brriapt llccnsC application
we'd IN WAYNE County dur
the period of Mar.1 bre
Evening star., 1948-01-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.hee,,.

1900 BLOCK HILLSIDE RID. Sc. This
almost-new semidet; brick is comfortably
and shower; fun bsmt. with Engiish-type
&C heat; double laundry tubs, auto. gas
h.-w.. heater: outside entrance; nice rear
and front yards; 2 blks. from grade school,
" with Rs convenient orSss g sn1nph 4 nanens s
ERick ( W. BERENs fs'sSs SALES, S'ha INC. 1925 K
CoNGREss HEIGHTs-Home and income
property for sale. by owner. Near Boiling
Field; two apartments, -four. rooms and
oil heat. summer and winter hookup. Can
be inspected after 800 pm at 2s7o End
THREE APIS. nr. 18th and D; brick lot
25 by 40; 8 rms, b., porch In each apt:
no eenen.e hsasss unss CO G
FINE sEMIDETACHED BRICK. close to
CONGRESS HEIGHTS business section; 8
ahi oors ssIg
R!fss Ssu HnesH MuDD snd ss@ sS szo5
HILLCREsT-Prewsr detached brick on
kitchen, 8 bedrooms recreation room. 2
aWninss, % screened porch, oil h.-w.h.. brick
r. PAUL MUD, TR. 1889. 24os MINI
HIILecREsT-rne corner detached house
Of z rooms. baths, oil heat, recreation
room. brick garage; properly priced and
men nPlsnfd rHUf SS1f6 1D r. a8s ':
MINI. ave. Sc. 5
NEAR ALABAMA AVE. and D. C. line
Nearly new 5-rm. brick det., large front
hardwood floors; built of best materials
pied, early poss.; ss;75o down. balance
fsse trust sa at NIX ptyah1. M go 500 mG VII y
IL NEAR fE EAsrGRN SER; HIGH scHoo1-posse.-
sion st enee beautiful C.. Colonial hs row 6ries.
sfEs !mS ne g. 0li LIBBY eo sE $500 sae
MN MINI 3ns I'VE buPLEx. Sini block. of Pa. ave.
Sc. the fastest-deveioping section Of
Washington. This property has Just been
zoned commercial and offers excellent
AT. sss7. C. B. MURPHY, Realtor. 14oi
Want VAN II HOME ONT IN H1LLcREsr.-we have
several nice properties in this exclusive
snd asf pTeed iom sIs5oS Sn Ad
sanno, be given over phone but
MURPHY; Realtor, 14o1 a5th st. Sc. -
excel location: 5-yr. lease will bring
purchaser $4,000: full price only 81 300
T. d. BURGESS, VI. 2s02 till 8. q
NEAR HYLAND's THEATER-Semidet
brick. rms. and bath. full basement. in
closed porch. gas h.-w.h.; mr.. all conv.;
$4,000. $4,000 cash. T. D. BURGESS,
Y i14f GsGs !. Y scasoLNA Stony $4,000
cash needed to buy q nice 6-rm. row
brick with gear brick garage; in very
conv. location: full price, $4,000. T. D.
spRfiSe ER nNeoGN n IsGs PaRkmesrm I'll. brick house.
poss. Feb. /; By owner; Sl2,600. Write
Tor apt. Boz 1863. Star. %
Evening star., 1948-01-07
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.

5-ROOM BUNGALOW. $3.50, with $3.50
down; vacant: 1907 Both St, Mt. Rainier.
been thoroughly redecorated, including new
elec. fixtures and refinished floors: situated
On lot 50x1 30 and has a det. garage
construction is. frame; no cellar; h.-v.
heating plant in kitchen; this bungalow
has limited features, but at the price asked
ave n,s. to + &, line 'e1f Eastern n' ave. "
Fys:' fysa' & eE. kE: szaoi in5a RFuRT REALTY coRP
VETERANS, GROOM BRICK-Lovely new
CT approved homes: living rm., fireplace,
dining room, fully.eouipped Kitchen. 8
heat. screened, insulated, etc; $500 down,
about 500 monthly; SI2,250 ROBERT
VETERANS, ATTENTION - streamlined
modenristic bunsalow: large, picture, win
ern. bath. extra-larse modern equipped
kitchen: upstairs unfinished: corner lot;
may 60 GI; S1o,.500. ROBERT MAGEE
NEEAksBbiY' NE sbi' shsi sMhAsiRYnLANp-s1s.s5o. oner.
rooms and IA baths, including first. foo
den and powder room Modern in detail
and excellently located. MITCHELL
QUICK. DI. 1881: evenings. RA. 341s.
SILVER SPRING Montgomery Knolls-Wh,
tious bungalows. ready to occupy in few
days; your home is being built here now
Terms. 80 ,450 down. balance TO suit YOU
pocketbook WooDsIDE REALTY co.
SILVER n sPRING-c.p. Cod d. luxe. mos
bedrm, and full bath on nrst foor: 2 bed
rms, bath End a.: screened side porch
home in our best location: owner leaving
g.. sH. $40. -
Evening star., 1948-01-07
COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

THIS VERY BEAUTIFUL T-room and s.
path apartment with large foyer. beauti.
building, dining room. 3 master bedrooms
and 2 baths and maids room and bath
In one OF the finest cooperative build
ss7, 500. Cali Mr.. Leish. Ma. $500: ewes
PHELPs: INC; l4I7 st; NV: IS +,
yERf EXCLUSIVE small sn,,d;Dsr APARTMENTS in In
Massachusetts ave. near the Japanese En-
bassy, with living room, dining room, bed
room, kitchen: inclosed and heated sleep,
18th st: NV. with living; room. bedroom,
bath, dining alcove and kitchenette: both
are In excellent condition and vacant. Ask A
II ia1a aTs st. erisa. nW. NA oi7 iies: Sh"AAAN'
SALE-Co- operative apts; immediate oc-
supancy: $500 ,v down; modern n.n apts: tilsd TIE,
Come Come out %ofot today % move in tomorrow. First
SHefi ''s ssdsss ns s4e$s siss St
eSN reYh sias OWN lust re mS IN sr sfo
one q ths se incest ICES esfas. SITES N fo
to BLDG, or OFT take suitiand bus at 1Itn
snd Penna. ave; n.w.l, A few choice 2
254o Mass ave. n:w-1 bedrm:, sleep
ing peres her Nv pspk:de sk d T n6g ans Summit nia
n.w;-Bedrm.; liv. rm.. kit.-dinnette. Tecep.
The Lambert, 1921 LanieE pl: n;w;ms
Can this ofiics for appt to inspect t,INg any
r. ysS ss9Ts Aathorty EtflasbSe esen os
Plan since 1890. responsible for most
tive sldgso Wash. Bldg.' RE. 1913 or
Evening star., 1948-01-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-horthwsst.

corner house in Glen Mar Park left; s19,-
$50: 6 rms, bath and half, built-in ga
asf M o. sse so Tss5o st 'sSve s ss ssa
Rsoo g essa ss9n sf Ss
MR ns hs soLSs < h0Sss Sx gf OF nHn 81 ST.
Sss7, Ext. so4. No brokers,
q APfRovED-Nex gel: brick homes on
sloeEs teeR Fl from sears RoebneE on Wisconsin
ave; near schools, churches. stores and
transp.; rms bath and bali gas heat
knocks, MA. $3.50; or nights. Du. 5637,
Rf1 IeA opsh Sat rna Sun Attractive
brick home near Bethesda Elementary
School and other conv,; 1st a. liy, rm. with
ndrsens dnns and I baS n
sp% e sesFi j. yosEs EAs ,;s' e9 NC a.i w. ~
1 spts1; owner win sscrifee for quick sale:
make offer WALDO HARRIS. Ii. 1913.
WELLyBU1Lr ao-Fr. BRICK row house,
on Spring pl. near 9Th St NV; contains
rms. and bath, closed-in porches. auto
Ss es m fsntn hsa Prsse yfs saos
INC, Washington Bldg. D1. $500: ewes,
SoLoNiAL S si TOWN HousE-1n exclusive
-- floors include 10 spacious rooms. 5l2
baths. areplaces. home in excel. cond
owner leaving city has priced at $4,000
for Immediate sale. Call Mr.. Raymond,
RA. 1924, or FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1.
SPRING VALLEY ESTATE. 4e9 acres
this beautiful Georgian Colonial stone
home. located on the top Of knoll in
the center Of the acreage. with panoramic
view; beautifully landscaped ground and
natural woodland with walkways that al
fords seclusion: there are formal gar gardens
Of the showplaces in Washington; the
home consists of a large center hall. beau
tifuliy proportioned living room. of which
is very che rming sunroom with foun-
tain, spacious dining room. very large
beautifully paneled library. powder room.
modern buffers pantry, and kitchen com
plete the 1st-foor plan; there are mas
ter-size bedrooms with 3 baths and .
;nrenlaces ON the End floor: reoGs con .aar1 and
gas automatic heat; 3-car built-in earaee;
there is garden house and most sttrae.
tive summer versnds; this property has a
large frontage on 2 streets For further
esssil. call NJ Leigh M sloo "a esee; soss eyes
PHELPS. INC. l417 x st. NV. -