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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01
Plant Vegetables Now
For Freezing Later
PLANT VEGETABLES now

PLANT VEGETABLES now for
freezing laterl
Be sure to check the varieties that
will give the best products, says
Mrs. Evangeline J. Smith, nutrition
ist of the Wyoming agricultural ex-
tension service.
Suggested varieties include: Beans
-Tendergreen, green pod, commo-
dore, and wax; broccoli-Calabrese
and %sprouting; cauliflower - Mt
Blanc; peas - Laxton's progress,
Thomas Laxton, hundred fold, and
little marvel; swiss chard-Fordhook
and Luculius; spinach-Viking and
Nobel.
These varieties have been tested
in experiments conducted by Emma
J. Thiessen, home economics re-
search laboratory, who used varie-
ties grown by the university agro-
nomy department and state expert
ment station.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01
Fence Post Treatment

Three new publications telling
how to lengthen the life of fence
posts by treatment with different
personalities have been published
by the Montana agricultural extern
sion service at Montana State col
lege and copies may be obtained
from county extension agents.
Written by John P. Drummond,
extension forester, each circular
tells the kinds of posts most suitable
for the particular treatment de-
scribed, explains how to prepare
the posts for treatment and how to
mix and apply the treating material.
The publications are circular 1914,
"How to Treat Fence Posts With
Creosote by the Open Tank Method;
circular 1876, "How to Treat Fence
Posts With Pentachlorophenol by
the Cold Soak Method, and circular
1876, "How to Treat Fence Posts With
Copper Sulphate or Chromated Zine
Chloride"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01
1850 Gardens

TT CAN BE DONE, says w. o.
Edmonson, Wyoming agricultural
extension service horticulturist, who
points out that Wyoming's 10000
farmers should produce at least H.
500 gardens. In 1914 Wyoming farm
ers produced 11,700 gardens.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-01
BUY THESE
ANNIVERSARY ITEMS
at Your
MorshoII-WeIls Store

MONTANA
ABsARoKEE Moatsa4
BELT, Moutana
BROADUS, Moueenst
CHOTEAu, Montana
CONRAD, Montana
CUT BANK, Montaus
EKALAKA Monba<AA
ENNIS, Montana
FAIRvTEv. Montans
FORSYTH, Montana
FROD, Montana
GLASGOW. N ontaoS
GLENDIvE, Moutaus
HARDIN, Montana
HARLOwTON, Montasss
JORDAN. Montana
LAUREL, Montana
FLEETWOOD, Mon&ssa
ROUNDUP, Montana
SCOBEY, Montana
SHELBY, Montana
SIDNEY, Montana
TWIN BRIDGES, Moussss
WOLF POINT, Montana
WYOMING
CODY, Wyoming
GILLETTE, wyoming
GREYBUIL4 wyomirpe
LOWELL wyoming
rHERMOPOLB. WrosssssE
UPTON WyouasuS
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-08-20
Nazi Women Guards
Sentenced To Life Terms

BERLIN Thirteen WO-
men guards and officials at the
Ravensbrueck concentration camp
for women have been sentenced to
life Imprisonment at hard labor,
while three others received 20 to
25 years sentences from a Soviet
military tribunal, it was learned
here. All the defendants pleaded
guilty to the torture and murder
of hundreds of thousands of priS-
Oners, including many Jews, at the
camp and it's satellite centers.
George A. linn, Minister of JUS
tice of the province of Hesse, has
ordered provincial courts to in
tensify their Investigations and
prosecutions of youthful vandalsC
who have been desecrating Jewish
cemeteries in the province. Under
age offenders will be tried by
special youth courts, while their
parents will be liable to fines and
prison terms up to six months.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-08-20
A. Nj. G. EXTRADITES TEN
WAR CRIMINALS TO POLAND

WARSAW (JTA) - American
Military Government authorities
in Germany have extradited ten
Nazi war criminals to Poland, it
was reported here this week. All
of them will stand trial shortly
for various war crimes committed
in Poland against Jews in Radon,
Lublin and other cities.
Meanwhile, the Cracow district
court this week sentenced two
German war criminals to death
for actively participating in the
mass murder program of Jews in
the town Of Krushin. They are
Ludwig Hessler and Horst Gun
Their Winkler.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-08-20
ISRAEL TO INCREASE ARAB
POLICE; OPENS SCHOOL
FOR ARAB CHILDREN

TEL AVN (JTA)-Increasing
numbers of Arab police officers
will be used to maintain order in
the Arab districts Of Israel as
soon as circumstances permit,
Police Inspector Shitreet an
nounced this week. He said that
police stations have been opened
in Jaffa and Nazareth under Jew
ish command but stated by Arab
police.
The Government also announced
that secondary schools for Arab
children would be opened in Jaffa
III September.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-08-20
US. Envoy To Israel,
Cheered Upon Arrival

TEL AVN (JTA)-U.S. special
representative to the state of Is
rael James G.. Mcdonald arrived
this week and was loudly cheered
by a large crowd that gathered
outside the seaside Cat Rimon
Hotel, which will serve as head
quarters for both the American
and Russian diplomatic missions
to the Jewish state.
At meeting with the press,
Mcdonald, replying to a CORES
pondent's question as to whether
he had brought any message from
President Truman, said: "In a
way, I am the message" Regard
ing the question of United States
de jure recognition of Israel, Nc
Donald said: 1--WE will see in the
course of actual developments"
PRESUMABLY the President knew
my record when he appointed me
for this job" he stated. II never
represented my government be-
fore and now I am not as free as
previously. I am deeply touched
by the friendliness of this recep-
toni feel at home" he said.
He told of his recent meeting with
the Pope in Rome and revealed
that they discussed the Holy
Places in Jerusalem. The U. S.
envoy expects to confer later with
Foreign Minister Moshe Shertok.
He spent some time in Switzer-
land, where he met with Israeli
President DR.. Chain Weizmann.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-08-20

Zone of the primary purposes
in establishing Israel was to pro-
vide home for the displaced per-
sons" he said. "Now we have
come here to discuss the necessary
arrangements with the Provisional
Government of Israel" He added
that the lob of the J. D. G. is
TO pay for the transportation of
the DPS to Israel"
Dr. Schwartz reported that
$4,000 Jews in EurOpe-and the
majority of the displaced Jews
are anxiously awaiting the posi-
olhty to emigrate to Israeli"
Pointing out that more than 3d.
VOO Jews have arrived in Israel
Slnce the Jewish state was pro-
GAINED, DIR. Schwartz said a plan
mas been worked out to bring into
israel 10000 immigrants monthly
which will cost, in transportation
alone' $l,25O,OOO per month.
Citing his recent visit to Cyprus,
Dr' Schwartz said that "while the
displaced Jews in Germany, Aus
'ria and Italy move about freely,
me $4,000 Jews in Cyprus are vir-
'udl prisoners behind barbed wire"
Ae revealed that U. N. Palestine
incubator Count Folke Bernadotte
'Oiu a j, D. c. representative on,
'e Island that he had no objec-
o'Oii 70 the immigration of the
eyptuS detainees to Israel, but
'aiu that the British refused to
'iow Their departure.
me ). d. c. European director
r''n'ed to the fact that although
Ui'VOV Jews arrived in Israel since
uary l of this year, the Inter-
'auOhai Refugee Organization,
when should have assisted in
moving the DPS. refused to do
- explaining that Israel was at
~ ana some 1. r. o. members
'e not recognized Israel. "There-
Dr. Schwartz declared, "the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-08-20
Granting of $1OO,OOO.OOO
Loan To Israel Under
Consideration
BY CHARLOTTE WEBER
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Correspondent

WASHINGTON (JTA) - T h e
matter of extending a $10O,000,OOO
Export-Import Bank loan to Israel
is under very exhaustive consider
alton by the U. S. Government,
Secretary of State George c. Mar
shall said this week.
Asked at a press conference
what the State Departments atti-
tude is toward granting the loan,
Secretary Marshall said the De-
partment is considering the point
of view brought forward by the
directors of the Export-Import
Bank.
He pointed out that Israel is not
the only. country now seeking a
loan from the Bank. Several ap-
plications are now before the
Bank. he said, and all, including
Israel will have to meet the same
conditions to qualify for the loan.
A spokesman for the Export
Import Bank declined to state
what the point of view" of the
Banks directors is with regard to
possible loan from Israel. He
said merely that an application
in the form of a letter giving de-
tails of proposed uses for the loan'
had been received by the Bank
but "has not been acted upon.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-08-20
JDC Director Arrives In Israel To Investigate
Possibilities Of Mass immigration

TEL AVN Misunderstanding that he convinced that 10000
absorbed monthly
Joseph Schwartz director Distribution
Committee press
his nvesti
possibilities O immigration
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-08-20

j. ID. C. is forced, but prepared to
carry the burden alone. The Joint
Distribution Committee spends
$6,OOO,OOO monthly in Europe, 80
percent of which is contributed by
American Jewry," he added.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY OFFICER. wife and three children
want 3-bedroom unfurnished house, NV.
Wash. or vicinity Pentagon: S135; Janu-
a. ary occupancy p1ny sEpTfn 81 AL ,r,i, So
four-bedroom house: preferably unfur
pished excellent care; best references
Can Union 202S. 10"
NEED BY JAN I. 3 or bedrm. furn.
house Excellent care; $175 to $3.50 mo.
2 preferred; Please can EN-: 1925, 22'
BRITISH FAMILY, 3 adults, seek unfurn.
or partly furnished house for about Ia
years. from jan na-d /: Chevy Chase area
THREE SISTERS q school age, with
MON, grandmom and uncie, desperately
need or bedroom, unfurnished house
or apt; max. SIS. Please call AT. 1855
WE HAVE PROSPECTS for furnished and
unfurnished houses in nearby Virginia.
Let US mail you Information on our prop
erty rental MANAGEMENT service. ARFAx
REALTY, 727 Lee hwy, FA. 1850 or
WE PROTECT the owners interest. Let
GURIA BROS. manage the rental of your
6W 63Te s,9S GSoo Wilson blvd Arlington: ms4 Va
SETTLED COUPLE. no children. need un-
furnished house by January lst. D. c. or
nearby Nd preferred NO. 49GS
Evening star., 1948-12-18
So 50O-Open Sunday

S8,oUU-Open sunday TO ,
81 900 cash. S65 per month. 727 Ken
lucky ave. Sc, 8 rooms. bath, h.w.h,
cleo; large yard, front and rear porches.
FRANK M. SULLIVAN
District 3434, Woodley 4153 49,
COLORED-11OO BLOCK CHICAGO ST.
S.E.-Semidet. 2-story Colonial brick with
basement. suitable for 2 families; 2 COM
plete Kitchens, 6 rms, bath: built-in ga
rage. 2 rear screened porches; h.-wh.. oil;
excellent condition.; terms. FREDERICK
A. BLUMER CO., Realtor, 617 Pa. ave.
Sc, FIR 1OSS; ewes. and Suns, AK. 26lS.
coLoRED-NEAR NAVY YARD-s5e5
'ss SSS re sRAER 2E7 eo ses B: S:f
coLoREDWisss TALBERT rERRACEH5-
rm. row brick: oil &C. heat; an excel.
buy among fine homes. This home is
SCOTT SANDERS 1919 s. Capitol ST. r.
1868; ewes, VI. O990 10
CoLoRED ANACosTIA: $3.50 down.
Reaecorated 5,rm. row brick home, base
to sell BY jan jan, 15 5,ysh shewn BY sppeins- ssppppeein
CoLORED D-a-FAMILY BRICK. semide-
tached; between Lincoln Park and Pa. ave.
Bath, Bath SEP separate gas gas water heaters. hot
water heat. Gen. Elec. refrigerator. Price
only $500, with large cash payment.
Eve, phone Mr.. Gordon, WO. 1855. L. T.
GRAvATTE, Realtor, 729 18th st. NV.
MA 0113
Evening star., 1948-12-18
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

EXPERT APPRAIsAL and experienced sale
sns FOR qces buyers ye rs1 cash ar uS
ess1Ht WILL BuY ''o Or Sell So Your o'Dn Droperty
frame or brick. white or colored. MR.
MORSE, 6i DTi s56s .s ewes E!, sH; $500, t..
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. OW. $500
CUSTOMERS WAITING FOR OR q; :; 4
sreas ncafs ea woRfaiNGTos vi fs5S. @ sas7 ca
g. YTaRs E $oS sERVicE SH Is1s Is local proper,,
ers Win anaefi Wm fsSa co
WILL PAY TOR CASH PRICE for yoar
frame or brick house; no commission RE
CHARLES s. GUM has clients waitins
to purchase homes in any section Of Wash,
hP0 pRoMp1 Rean 70 the sale o,
srsy ,s what you desire; eall 3 & HUN
' YOUR HOUSE % IS for ess sale sner or rent s to
tolored will sell If it can be sold 1t
won't take me LONG J: W. ROUSE. 1907
blis 70 s RooMsf RS 81 'ss. g only all cash or
oose Eaf e b. BGsssSss eses ss and oS saz
GE $500; TuE Erte lElS St. St NV Will,
mcaL Nj efGn IL a5k 9Hyns So zouF % hSme R Sr 4 ssis
LEAVING WASHINGTON? II probably
HARRIS. Broker. Ii 997a: ME. 1884.
PRIVATE PARTY would like to purchase
q nice home, have considerable CASH con-
slider any nice location. Box 1871. Star
Evening star., 1948-12-18
HOUSES FOR sAIe-sov,heo.,.

ANACOsTIA, 2228 Nichols ave. se, Ist
commercial, corner lot, 50xl70: lge. 9,rm
TY. l345 Good Hope rd. Sc. TR. 400.
ANsAcosTIA. $3.50 DowN-Move into this
beautiful home by Xmas: less than Z yrs.
old. Five-room brick, thoroughly modern.
call me today, Mrs. ,Fitzg;eerald, cox g.
21OI ST. S.E.--Desirable corner brick.
Z years old. liv rm, dining room, kitchen.
2-bedrms., bath, full basement. oil heat;
priced for quick sale - Mr. Mcdonnell,
VACANT. MOVE IN FOR xMAs-cozy
bungalow nearly new; 5 rms. and bath,
oil. h.-wh., hardwood floors; mr. busline;
only S1O,5OO: $1,000 down. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO.. 2o22 Nichols ave. Sc. FIR.
81 So 10Th III s1l. SCI rooms garage, gas
heat; semidstached. good condition; near
ton BY sppointment. Open Sunday.
1870 POToMAC AVE. SIT large rms,
bath. oak floors, gas heat; new-condition
semidetached brick: hrst commercial: va
CANT and open; win exchange; 81 200 ,to to
$4,000 cash, balance like rent. OWNER,
IA. 7010. -10
Evening star., 1948-12-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothwe.t.

4MERIcAN UNIyi PAkK.Brick, p s..s semi 1d
cation Only s14.45o; With sa; 900 1rst
s7si .?usf ct eve: e cH !5sT M5TcHEII QUICK ls 81
lse. corner lot; det, 10 rms, 2h baths;
with income; $1s,s5o owner. No asents.
AMERICAN AN snE UNIVERSITY pARK--Vsery
ment, including recreation room with fire-
RoRn Rsfi e Else n6Raas sds sHsr'fs gR re- 45o ii eata
White bunga. Pretty in and
are pi, garage, gas INV. heat. OWNER,
sRiGGTwooD-Bunsalow: 5 large rooms
inclosed rear porch. fireplace in livins
ss a x IhSgf 81 9si
ssaExf ehAsk ssa T., Blessed ss:s sas
fasf f.sdy T. Tor aao
bath garage oil hswh' Eot conn Call US now rT
cHilLUM IaI UNI ARRRAnBrk., 3 br., ia baths,
sas ssfs RE- 4sss eves sGn RH
CLEVELAND PARK-Distinctive and att.
sH snrance Sa and we'll
st a. includ. lg. liv, rm;, with fireplace, lg.
din. rm., pantry, kit; charming rear gar
? room and bath: oil heat det. garage;
hHUR hi s1ff aRaS .ihS' CO. 6a sSs fesh st.
GEoRGEToWN, GEO 200 years old.-This
house was remodeled by an architect as
tractively paneled fireplace, huge oak
beam across living rm;; the garden Is Blk
go #. and opens onto private ally and
swi@mns % pool and bath hSuses nous sSid eoud Be Be-
made. On 1st floor, in addition to living
rm dining rm,, kitchen and powder rm.
is q self-contained suite (bedr., dressing
q : bedrooms. s dTssStnx Ing rms: bath snd
DUNLoP, Realtors, GEORGETOWN once,
SfpR2ETo&S-ola aiS5 6 i w; Georgetown outside
nished house. , bedrooms, large livins
room, baths, recreation room. Wall-to-
The ' house is sonsthins eoPpIeteIy VifS dii;
fercnt from anything to be seen in
Washington. BY appointment. Call NO
GLOVER PARK-wis. ave. area; invest
tached brick house: porches, built-in ga
rage, studio basement with bath has pri-
vate entrance; no agents or brokers. Box
HAWTHoRNE. V1Si soft CHEVY CHASE. D. CA
present owner. First floor has large Lliv-
Ing room, dining room, den with fre-
place, full bath and de luxe kitchen; 2nd
door. 8 twin sized bedrooms and 2 full
BOX and Bendix washer included in sale
ceo. esSs Conn. ave-. e. IN. N" isso Mh'9 Until
Pm. -lS
Evening star., 1948-12-18
COLORED-KEARNY sT-Attractive Z
rms, bath, semidet. brk. auto. heat: at
tractive terms. W. CLIFFORD sHERT-

CoLORED-KEARNY sT.-Attractive Z
rms bath semidet brk IuspsD s1te; heat sHrpT At
55sst'Ys aas Re s7ss evss rT0ED 81 zsa
Modern 2-family brick home with built
in tub and shower baths in each apart
ment, separate h.-w.h. gas and electricity:
70 70 inspeet THIS I Unusual ofis;ing: RALPH
Elk. 10th ST N:E.ls
a re- Reasonable d down ma payment. J. GiNBERe,
e6 5sE2 sysH a. siooS 6owN and s
can own this s.rm'. s.stSry row brick;
HON. !S persh nice sasf yard sUsETS
REALTY CO., AID. o53l; ewes, FA. 4259,
coLoREp-yAcANT: only $3.50 down;
RsATy fGs sp na 'sygs syes rs S
coLoRED-oFF SHERIFF RD., Chapel
oaks-Beautiful masonry bunEalow, det
liv. rm i, kit. and bath; full bsmt, with oil
heat; sacrifice, $1,000 with $1,000 down
cooLoREEDi-BRooKLAND-vacant bun
salow; truly buy; gas heat concrete e
See an. snS make n.o or must asp be sod
COLORED-125O MD. AVE. N.E-First
time on the market, 10 rms. 3 baths.
Price, $12.750. terms. JOE CURTo
CoLoRED-CLOsE IN NE.-5-rm. brick
home, nice condition, heat. electric and
gas: $3.50 with bath; S6,250 without
bath. JOE CURTO REALTY, FIR. 900.
COLoRED - CHRISTMAS SPECIAL -
S11.75O, S. 900 down, det. home in choice
ne. neighborhood; 8 rms, full bsmt.. lge.
yard, oil h..w.h,. near schools. church.
shopping and bus. EX 2555, ewes, SH.
O444. PASTOR & LUTZ, INC 10
Evening star., 1948-12-18

HOUSES FOR sALE-Southwest.
COLORED -IO11 9Th ST. S.W. 7-rm
house with bath Price, $4,000. terms
CONNER < RYON, INC, 927 18th st
Evening star., 1948-12-18
HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcens
RIVER TERRACE

s. S-room row brick. CONSISTING Of 2 bedrm,.
glass and screened-in front porch, finished
bsmt.; house in nearly new cond,; priced
at only S9,260; S1,250 cash, bal easy
terms Cali MR.. PALMER, CO. 1896.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
WOODBRIDGE

1929 Chestnut st. n.e-Stone front and
brick Cape Cod; vacant; liv. rm. 23x1 8.
din. rm. modern. fully equipped kit, lge
sunrm.. den or 1st-f1. bedrm. with COM
plste shower; 2 very lge. bedrms... full
tiled bath plus den or childs rm.. dress
ing rTn. and storage space on End f.: oil
heat. built-in garage: awnings, screens,
Bendix washer: chestnut trim. oak As.
barfain price. Mr.. Cross, AID. 39a2. or
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
Evening star., 1948-12-18
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
FOR SALE BY OWNER

3916 11th st New brick home with built
in garage paneled recre. rm;. with frepl;
u bath In bsmt; 1st A., liv. rm. with
frepl., dining rm. modern kit. breakfast
aicove, u bath and concrete porch; md
a. has 8 large bedrms. and baths; attic
has slate roof, copper cutters and down
spouts. copper plumbing, recessed gas hot.
water heat Located in best residential
section of ne. Terms, or will consider
trade. Open Sun. IL till 7 pm. other
days by appointment. Call DE. 0s"3.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY

1aNIEItIOA1N UNIV E1tOI
4s1l Albemarle st. n.w.-New brick Co
rooms, . baths on 2nd H.; stairway to
attic; "a living room with fireplace.
spacious dining room, modern kitchen
close to public and parochial schools.
Open every day, 2 to 8 pm.
E. M. Fry, Inc, WI. 6740
Evening star., 1948-12-18
OPEN

OPEN
Rock Creek Hills, 3712 Calvend lane (cor-
ner of Kingston rd New Colonial stone,
brick and clapboard home, ideal for doctor.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1872 ST. NV. ME. 1143. 10
Near Conn. and Garrison SITS.
A modern center-h -hall-plan detached brick
on nice corner lot. S0x115 IT. Has 8
rooms. 2 baths, screened side porch, stair
way, to finished attic, hot-water heat with
sarage. Ideally located on quiet street
only one square from stores and transpor-
tation. Phone Mr.. Schwab, WO. 06s4,
SHANNON A LUCHS co.
1905 II 81. NV. MA. 2346.
Evening star., 1948-12-18

BROOKLAND
bungalow. hardwood floors
real fireplace, gas h-w.h., full bsmt, in.
closed porch; excellent condition; lot
/ 1OOx12O: metal garage.
V. D. JOHNSTON
925 You st. NV. HU. 1872. DE. $500
1923 Division Ave.-$10,5OO
Colored-New semidetached brick, = bed
rooms and bath, living room. de luxe din
ette. kitchen. den in basement: large lot;
o.h.a.; close to schools. stores and transp.
Make this your Xmas gift. ST. 1929.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
MICHIGAN PARK

Open Sunday. 12 till 5. ASIA South
Dakota ave. ne. See this lovely prewar
ment, gas h.-w.h.. rec. rm., built.in ga
rage; excellent condition; priced right;
terms 70 suit Cal M Hunt: with CAM
and Sunday. DE. 1887. -l0
Evening star., 1948-12-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthw.,,.
6 Rooms 2 Baths-S22- -750

8 Rooms, 2 BathS-$22,750
New detached Colonial brick home in one
81 81 the M, most mo sonvenient close-in sections
line and schools. two squares from shop
ping area. Center-entrance plan, large
posal unit. slate roof. gas r-conditioned
heat. copper cutters and plumbing and
every other modern Improvement. Truly
Mr.. Mecauley. cH. S547. with ''@
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1948-12-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-kenhws,s.
SPRINGI1ND LANE n "

SPRINGLAND LANE NV.
Reno I'd. l. block north of Rodman St.
One Of Wsshington's finest and most conv.
near Cathedral and Friends Schools; con.
tanning 3 master hedrms, 3 master baths.
opening OF TO- garden: attractive dining
rm.. modern kitchen. large rec. rm: with
garage and many other desirable features.
Al Of which insure occupancy with no
additional expense.
'jimmons Properties, Realtor
1929 21st st. NV. DE 566S, DE. 1868
WEST CHEVY CHASE
A mod. 2h-bath brick home. It contains
vestibule and lge. liv. rm., fireplace, din
room, tiled lsvatory. kitchen with
tiled baths; large storage attic; att.
garage with large porch and sun deck.
Slate roof; wooded lot; close to bus.
schools and playground: veterans pref
erence. Priced low at $4,000.
w. B. WRIGHT
Evening star., 1948-12-18

Hillcrest-Open Sun, 2 Till Dark
2133 32nd pl. se.-New detached 2-story
brick dwelling; liv. rm;, din. rm., den;
bath. ALICE kitchen with dishwasher and
garbage disposal on st A.: 3 bedrms.,
bath. stairway to attic on 2nd f.: bsmt..
laundry and toilet facilities. gas h.-w.h.;
garage. FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.:
6l7 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 1888: ewes. and
Sunx AK o61S Ia
Evening star., 1948-12-18
-
$500

Amazing but true This Is the total
brick home, with gas a.-c. heat, Venetian
blinds and rear porch; in very conv.
ne. neighborhood; transp. at corner,
S2,45O cash and $50 q mo-, total pay
ments, or $1.5OO cash and SOS per mo.
Contact Mr.: Walsh. for particulars at FA.
1882. or MA. 9I41
Frederick w. Berens Sales, Inc.
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1905 st. NV. Ma. 2345.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Ideally located near 14th, and Jefferson SITS.
Fully detached: has large living room with
dining room and bath on first floor;
bedrooms and bath upstairs; large level
beat hes ant and electric reirigerator; excellent
ONCE; price, only S1S,950, with $4,000
cash, balance in one long term mortgage
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H st. NV. Ma 2345.
LET OUR COMPANY assume the RESPONSE
bility of seeking your home for YOU as
|, solution seII. for your housins problems; Our
budget.
American University Park
$15,950-Liv.. rm., din. rm., kit, 3 bed
rms. and bath: conv. location.
Chevy Chase, D. C.
bath ARLEY JOHNSON REALTY CO.
3402 Conn. ave. NV. OR. 1100 till IN.
30
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-Northeos

HOUSES FOR SALE-Northeost.
EIGHT-RM., 1z-BATH sEMIDET. e-famtly
brick; price, $4,000 $4,000 cash required.
MOVE INTO This new semidetached Brick
for Christmas Ne. section; rooms,
cement front porch: 1 block from bus as
low as 5000 cash. balance monthly.
M. B. WEAVER, DI. $3.50, WO. 4944.
OPEN SUN, TO 5. SO Girard St, near
Catholic Univ. 1s-ft. row brick home. iust
9 years old; 8 rms. tile bath. rec. rm.. dst
garage. oil h;-w;h.; new.house cond. W
z. BEERS, SH. 4747 or ia. 5000. 10
OPEN DAILY, $3.50 pm. to $50 pm.
adjoining large playground, near parking
shop center; bungalow having on main
tile bath, sleeping porch, inclosed side
porch, large insulated and well venti-
lated End floor: full dry bsmt., front
porch, Gil h.-w.h., det. Lear garage. P.
J, WALSHE INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma
VACANT; GI HoME--Poss.. before Xmas.
financed GI At 40 interest: lovely. prac-
tically new brick home; 6 rms. and bath.
2 bedrms;, gas s,c =. heat hard%eed neo
S68 80 mo-. incl taxes and insurance.
ANNENBERG REALTY CO., 2022 Nichols
ave Sc, FIR. 1857 It'll q. 10
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CHILLUM TERRACE

Det. brick. rms. bath and 1st-fi. powder
see our sample houses. Open 81 daily:
psye s on and Rses s9s 81 bs
past Chillum rd. turn left on Somerset
Harry PoretSky g. Sons, Inc.
1SGe II CT NV MA sane