davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-16

KAZLAUSKAS Medardas, Sc
nyvo amz., mire Gruodzio 2
Chicagoj. (Panev. ap. Sidu.
bravos p. Tauksciq Ky Anne.
rikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
MIGONIENE Agnieska, 70 M.
mire CIR. 4, Kewanna, Ind.
MATULEVICIENE Antanin a
mire Gruodzio 3, Chicagoje
(KlovainiQ par.)
BIMBIENE Barbora (Stukai-
te), pusamze, mire Gruod. 6,
Chicagoj. (Rokiskio ap. Salu
sp. Jurkupiu ky Amerikoj is
gyveno 35 m.
sILEIKIS Kazys, pusamzis, mi
re Gruod. 6, Chicagoj. (Ro-
kiskio ap. Skapiskio p. Mi
cunq ky
SAMOSKIENE fedora, pus-
amze, mire Grudo. Z, Chica-
goj. (Cekiskes p. Vuskaiciu
KY Amerikoj isgyveno 33 m.
MANKIENE Mare (Kryzaite),
SO M, mire Gruod. 7, Chica-
goj. (Telsiu ap. Luokes par.
Skliausciu KY Amerikoj is
gyveno 43 m.
ZELNIENE Prane (Satkaite),
pusamze, mire CIR. 9, Chica-
goj. (Raseiniu ap. Betygalos
p. Aliknaiciu. KY Amerikoje
isgyveno 33 metus.
VILIENE Elzbieta (Mickaite),
pusamze, mire Lapk. %, Chi
cagoj. (Raseiniq ap. Kelmes
p. Babludziu KY
LEIMONTIENE Elz. (Kelpsai-
te), pusamze, mire Gruod. g.,
Chicagoj. (siauliu ap. Skais-
girio p. Drasikiq KY Ameri-
koj isgyveno 35 m.
STUCKA Vincas, pusamz., mi
re Gruod. Z, Chicagoj. (Ma-
rijampoles apsk. Sventazerio
KY Amerikoj isgyveno 38 m.
Jonas, pusamzis,
mire Gruodzio 9, Chicagoje.
(Marijamp. ap. Garliavos p.
,oGrabavos Ky Amerikoj isgy-
veno As m.
VITKIENE Mare, 50 M, mi
re Gruod. 5, Maspeth, NY.
AUGUSTINAS Stasys, 68 M,
mire Gruod. Z, Maspeth, N.
Y. (Ukmerges ap. Pabaisko
val.)
3RAZDzIUNAS Juozas, mire
Lapk. 25, Cambridge, Mass.
'OVYLAITIS Jonas, 73 metQ,
mire Lapkr. II, Greenfield,
Mass. (Garliavos par.) Ame-
rikoj isgyveno SO metu.
ANKAUSKAS Petras, m ir e
Lapk. %, Hartford, Conn.
.UKSAS Antanas, IS M, mi
re Gruod. 5, South Boston,
Mass. (Kursenu p.) Ameri-
koj iSgyveno AZ m.
,USIENE Magdalena, m n
Gruodzio M, Fittston, Pa.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-16

u. Aleksiui, ispildys 25-ta metz
nj koncerta, kuriame taip apt
dalyvaut Lietuviu muzikos We
terano x. Strumskio dukte pia-
niste, ir siomis dienomis is
Amerikos zonos Vokietijoje at
vykes Lietuvos operos artistas
Jonas ButenaS. N. +. M.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-16

Sausio 25, nuo 2:30 V. po pietu
L. N. Politinio Klubo patalpose
SUKAkTUVIQ KONCERTAS
Vasario 8, nuo 7 V. vakare,
Sv. Juozapo parapijos mokyk-
los auditorijoje, parapijos trys
choral, vadovaujami komp. A.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-16

dos. Kiekvieno doro Lietuvio
priederma yra dirbti labdarin-
ga Garba dabar.
DR.. Nj. J. COlney.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-16
WATER BURY. Ct.

TMD. SKYRIAUS VEIKLA
- T. M. D. 5-to skyriaus meti-
mis- susirinkimas ivyko Gruod.
Fl, 879 Bank st. saleje. Pra-
DEUS susirinkima pirm. Anita
mas Dzimidas isdave grazu ra-
porta is visu metu darbuotes,
dekodamas TMD. nariams uz
nuosirdu kooperavima ir dar-
bavimasi tevynes Lietuvos la
bui. Paminejo kad 5-tas sky
RUS turf 63 narius, ateinan-
ciais metals tikisi paaugti dvi-
gubai.
Jacob Treciokas, pereitos va
saros pikniko rengimo komisi-
JOS pirn1ininkas, isdav1 rapor-
ta, kad nuo pikniko pelno liko
500. Bet kadangi piknikas
buvo rengtas kartu SUI ALTS
vletos skyrium, todel ir pelnas
buvo skiriamas pusiau, 20 $50.
Veliau pakelta mintis suren-
gti privatiska pramoga 1948 m.
pradzioje, kuria sukviesti vi
sus nesenai atvykusius Lietu-
vlus IS Europos, susipazinimui
su jais. Tam rengimo komisi-
ja sudaro: Antanas Dzimidas,
Antanas Orantas, DR.. Ch. Vi
leisis, Anna Kuslis, Anna Sta
nikas, Antanina Colney, Joseph
Strungis ir Joseph Kazlauskas,
pastarieji 4du yra dar nesenai
atvyke Amerika.
Pakelta sumanymas pasius-
tt nuo sio susirinkimo maisto
siuntini Baltijos Universiteto
studentams Hamburge, tas uz-
girta vienbalsiai.
Toliau, po platesnio apkalb5-
jimo vienbalsiai uzgirta suma-
nymas pasiulyti TMD centrui
1948 metals isleisti knyga An
gliskoje kalboje, Angliskai kali
banciai visuomenei.
Skyriaus valdyba isrinkta: |
Ant. Dzimidas, pirm. DR.. M.
]. Colney, vice pirm.; DR.. Ch. |
rast.; George zemai-
tbs, I'D; knygu tvarkytojai: !
Ant. Orantas, Joseph Kazlaus-
kas. Organizatoriai: Antanas
Orantas. Joseph Strungis, Jo-
seph ,Kazlauskas. Tvarkdaris,
Jonas Kllkna.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-01-16
TREMTINIQ sELPIMAS

Vietos Lietuviu "Care and
Relief Club" graziai darbuojasi
musu vientauciu tremtiniu SAL
pos darbe. Lapkricio menesi
81 grupe pasiunte 63 siuntinius,
apie 1900 svarq, riebalu, kavos,
cukraus, muilo ir kitu maisto
ir drabuziu prekiu. Pasiusta
II siuntiniu rasomos ir skai-
tomos medziagos, paste zenklu
ir tt. Buvo atsakyta virs 40 lai-
sku nuo tremtiniu.
Cia prisimenu tik apie vieno
menesio darbuote, bet turiu
pabrezti kad Lietuviu Care and
Relief Club darbuojasi jau me-
tai laiko, jau yra pasiunte su-
virs 5000 svaru ivairaus mai
sto ir drabuziu, keliasdesimt
siuntiniu kudikiams zaislu, le-
liu, avalu, sukneliu, mokyklu
mokiniams rasomos medziagos.
Teisingai turime pripazinti
kad tie zmones uzsitarnavo di-
deles pagarbos. nors jie tos pa
garbos netrokSta.
Prize Sito, nors ir nemalonu,
reikalas privercia stai ka pasa-
kyti. Yra ir tokiu zmoniu ku-
RE gal is pavydo arba gal kad
lengviau butu atsisakyti jeigu
kas papraso juos prisideti nors
Evening star., 1948-06-29
Social Agency Council
Winds Up II Years Of
Welfare Planning

The Council of Social Agencies
ended AZ years Of welfare planning
yesterday at its final annual meet
ing, before joining forces with the
Community Chest in the newly
formed United Community Services
"You must not regard this as q
funeral but rather as a happy mar
riage, a family reunion, homecom-
ing celebration, q realization that
your Job is bigger than some folks
nave thought" H. F. Affelder Of the
Cleveland Welfare Federation, told
the gathering of 160 in the Willard
Hotel.
The announcement by the Council
and Chest to reorganize for greater
efficiency and community support
was made last year, and the first
meeting Of UCS was held . week
ago today. The board Of trustees
of UCs will assume the functions
of the boards Of the Council and
Chest.
Established 1921.
The Council was established In
1921 by private and public welfare
agencies to survey needs in the
fields of health, welfare and recre-
alton here and to try to meet those
needs through its member groups
The Council formed the first Com
munity Chest in 1929.
Miss Jane M. Hoey, Council presi-
dent, announced yesterday that q
skeleton organization of the Coun.
Gil will remain until q two-year trial
period of UCS Is over. and the
Council itself will function for an
Evening star., 1948-06-29

other month or more until UCS &C.
tivities are well under way.
Sharing the rostrlm with Mr..
Affelder was Capt. Rhoda J. Mil
liken, director of the Women's Bu-
reau, Metropolitan Police Depart
ment. She reviewed the history ana
progress Of the Council.
Three Past Presidents Attend.
Among those present at the head
table were three past presidents Of
the Council: Mrs. Whitman Cross,
first president; Mrs. Harry Bern
ton, an incorporation and member
of the UCS interim committee,
and John Ihlder, an incorporation
and member of the board Of d.
rectors.
Also present were Lee D. Butler,
president of the Community Chest;
Col. E. Goring Bliss, Council treas
urer; Edward Kemp, chairman OF
the Joint committee Of the Chest
and Council; Mrs. Henry Gichner,
Evening star., 1948-06-29
1ri-couniy EIeeir rie Coop
Elects Five Directors
Ssseisl pisps,eh 70 The s,sr

LEESBURG, Va, June 29.-The
Tri-county Electric Cooperative
elected five directors here yesterday,
subject to the confirmation Of Cir
cult Judge J. r. H. Alexander.
Those reelected include 8. Camp
bell Legard, secretary, who received
the highest number Of votes, 372.
and T. j. Potts, chairman, with 364
Evening star., 1948-06-29

votes. Others elected were r. Gales
Hutchison, 81 votes: DR.. W. p.
Frazer, 357, and II. G. Daniel, $50.
The election was held after .
similar vote last March was declared
void by the court.
Evening star., 1948-06-29

vice chairman Of the Ucs intsrim
committee, who gave = report On It;
1t. Col. Vernon A. Shurm, Assistant
Engineer Commissioner.
Also Mrs. Louisa s. Roberts, exec
utive secretary Of the Council for
Is years; the Right Rev. Msgr. John
J. Russell Of the Catholic Charities
of Washington 4 member Of the
Councils board of directors, and
the Rev. Donald r. Bautz, director
Of the Lutheran Inner Mission
Society.
Fire has ordered its first air-mail
stamps-6,00o 5000 Of them-printed
in ENGLAND
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22

speeches, and those which fol-
lowed, developed the atmo-
sphere ensuring passage of a
resolution barring Communists
from any union office. 80
With this evidence ar hand.
eld-fimers in steel were asking
whether the convention did not
represent MurraY's complete
surrender TO the war drive Of
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22

the steel monopoly. Only such
an explanation fitted MurraY's
failure 10 develop an all-out
drive for higher wages.
1t was the only explanation
for the union attack ON
the steelworkers' democratic
procedures, for the red-baiting,
the hoodlum attacks on opposi-
ton speakers.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22
I: a ?
Of mankind
} ABOUT =

Bedell Smith. U. S. ambassador
Fign Minister MoIotov: "As far as
door is always wide open for full
|g of our difficulties"
severed: THE Soviet government
towards the wishes of the U. S.
=. relations and is in agreement
in this connection. discussion
Fences existing between u.s."
Press story from Washington said:
|tate Dept. today cold-shouldered
y. S. has made peace overfures 10
Army made an implied reply to
cling Three new atomic weapons"
Ftatements by Henry Wallace and
pre-. the White House press secre-
Id gave them President Truman's
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22
party, is the most important
d0o1Ipoanf

not De CONSIDERED simple dec
laration on the desirability of
improving the international stu
alton and on the desirability of
settling the differences between
the U. S. S. r. and the United
States, on the desirability of find
ing ways for such settlement.
The inadequacy of the stale
nnent of the United States GOV
eminent of May 4 and the reply
of the U. S. S. r. of May con-
sist in fact that they go no fur
ther than declaring the desir.
ability of settling the Soviet
American differences.
THE important meaning of the
open letter consists in the fact
that it does not limit itself to
declaration but goes further,
makes a serious step forward
and gives concrete program
for peaceful settlement of the
differences between the U.S.S.R.
and the United States.
1t cannot be said that Mr.. Wal
1ace's open letter embraces all
questions of difference without
exceptions nor can it be said that
certain foundations and COM
nnent in the open letter do not
need to be improved but that is
not the most important thing at
the present time.
The main thing is that Mr..
Wallace in his letter makes an
open and honest attempt to give
a concrete program for peace
full settlement. concrete propos-
ais on all basic questions of diff
ference between the u. S. S. r.
and the United States.
THESE proposals are known
to everybody:
Q A general reduction of arm
aments and prohibition of atomic
r weaponss ,nt,..
. Conclusions of peace treaties
with Germany and Japan and
The question of evacuation of
troops from these countries;
Q Evacuation of troops from
China and Korea:
Q Respect for the sovereignty
of individual countries and nom
interference in their domestic af-
fairs:
. The inadmissibilitY of mill
tarY bases in member countries
of the United Nations:
Q World development of inter
national trade excluding any sort
of discrimination:
. In the framework of the
United Nations. assistance TO and
economic restoration of countries
which suffered from the war:
. Defense Of democracy and
insuring of civil rights in all
countries; and so on.
IT IS possible to agree or
disagree with the program of
Mr.. Wallace, but one thing is,
nevertheless, beyond doubt:
There is no statesman caring
for peace and cooperation among
the peoples who can ignore this
program. since If reflects the
hopes and strivings of the peo-
pies toward consolidation of
peace. and il doubtless will have
the support of many millions of
ordinary people.
I do no know whether the
United States Government APP
proves of Mr.. Wallace's program
as basis for agreement be-
tween the u. S. S. r. and the
United States.
AS FAR as the government
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22
TEXT
a sf@fe RsaeBsf
by SfuEiEs

On May IL. ls4s. the Mos
COW Radio broadcast The fol-
lowing statement by Premier
Stain:
II THINK that among the
Il political documents of re-
cent times which have as their
aim consolidation of peace, the
setting UP of international CO.
operation and the insuring of
democracy, the open letter of
Mr.. Wallace, presidential candi-
date of the United States third
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-05-22

sacrificed 10 end The cold war and
open up the Century of Peace
which the Century of the Com
mon Man demands.
Evening star., 1948-04-23

Park-Will pc found in the nnal stase.
Ssm snnss sa hsa @ eauDpea
Should PIE up tha
5fa1 g0G RRa naks R n OPT iPI Z a''s
ceSoSIIoRED-s45o DOWN. s4a.so PER Mo
eaE de ra@s osh ans paSaS E REAIfY coRp saH
coIzokEpsh 3sz Re alS$ i$.h * AND Enc CAPITOL 81
Recently redecorated; e-rm. and bath
and rear porches; lovely home. Sunda,
call Mr., Gardiner. MI. 1866; weekdays
JOHN R. PINKETT, INC, DU. O7o7, al
sSa sfT .saEaz sSs cotLD BE than
having some one help you pay for your
home? We have a 4-bedrm, completely
Diet. brick house, near the Navy Yard: 2
US usutsi 10 inspect. sDe W SHEER. scHLoss SCI l. CO. CO.
eoIosnbsSs eeSa seDn sss khRrdak4 hRR s1s4 AVE. So
RT SSnsef down srg.y gsyment aaat ALIEN kAy
$3.50; $3.50 cash, $40 mo. 2los Jasper
Sc; $3.50; $500 cash, s45 mo. ME. 1900
GoIoRED-ao eoi NEW HoMEs-eI sp-
81 Alabama ave. See M. ,Lstons at
homes, Sat. ana Sun, from 70 9.
Directions: Penna. ave. streetcar to Navy
Yard, transfer to bus marked w-5. will
take you to | block Of homes, For fur
coLoREiD-1s1o-1s14 o E ST. s.E.S5
rms bath h,wh gas elsc' n.;ss each in IN
ONCE, ell 9th St NV DI 1851.
COLORED-6OO BLK. OF b ST. S.E.-
MI x hrk
cellar; priced reasonable. Call MISS
cLARKE; ofaes. sI1 9Th s.. n.y.; DI. 1921 1 I
room frame. Can Morris Cohen or Milton
vinnick, with A. NJ. DRAIsNER; 1404 L
coLosEDMNE2a q Orr saSo 1ith ha"s AND % G sTs Sc
-7-room. 2-bath tapestry brick with 2
complete kitchens, gas h,-w.h., full base.
ment: excellent condition; reasonable
terms Call DI 1918 until o pm. VIM.
Il. eAUNDERS CO.. INC. IA
Evening star., 1948-04-23
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD

R0CKVILLE. MD.-Beaut. new 6-room
od different NTH sxs5ior sy.o nish 5n 1satn51s 1a
1T vi With ssnss sSe s5ir. l.
9TH bsdm n0nS ia T9naaed Ss with IL sT oa,as Ss sna
sah iii g. s,is hJEaKsxGz{ ada Il %ssoS;o 60. I4$$4
to ) Be sold at $500 down; monthly pay
ments, like rent. Call A. E. BURGESS,
fNbIAa NA; as'0 SPRING VILLAGE Restricted
neighborhood; within 3 blks, Of public and
parochial schools, shopping center and
rm.,, well planned kit. and many other
excel features; price sds5O go appr5oysd
financing for nonveterans. For tuli par
values in an ideally planned Community,
IuTEs. Realtors. ST. A 1923; ewes, GO.
BRADLEY H1LLs-Lovsly e.rm,, 2-Sath
facing nice yard; all rooms exceptionally
spacious; immediate possession, NC, somPlstely S,
siESEE sHSEHT 81 spsIsG Sa SsSS sSsa16% q
well located elose-in ramblsrs that , viii
TAKoMA PARKE5-rm. brick BUNGALOW.
xf rm poreh Rssr aras Kitchen
nrsa 1sas tile ss6 S1oEass !S
SILVER SLY s sPRiNG G. AREALone of the very
best buys we have been privileged to o1er; ;
osad in new hDms IN sPsss PssIssst
CRANE g. HELAN. Realtors. 81, 1000.
MARYLAND FARM Of 81 acres g
o'fS outSniidinss ing nla'ss IN GOOD repair beautiful
sss .nse on to haTs %a.Sastea ,Sfa sas'
AfszT s SlTqss RE s5sg GoT sTes soMSser ~ Sst
urban uts Maryiand. First foor. lse liv, rm.
: bedrms. and bath: full bsmt, and OF
shru0eshi aa. a:sDs srifi f. f961 f1S
GSDER $50. .ooo-s very well-planned new
brick homes. with unusual exterior dssis1
oassa: District Rs ssss !, Of nss. Ms :ys
ia9ssory. sasss e1o'e One With baths. especially
sgsa.d a p,n M sh Bate SRs Ioo soddsd snd
made 70 provide for permanent comfort;
CHEVY CHI CHASE REALTY CO, EN-. 1900.
$50 Down; e317 E St. Nd. Park-Lavely
little home, det. bunsa.; 5 rms, bath,
elect. and gas; selling with adj. lots;
$50: reas mo, payments. Apply THE
KRAFT. 7I2 Il st. ne, Ii. 6261. .-23
SACRIFICE-Out Defense hwy.-3.bedrm
with Anchor fence; beaut. section: home
looks like new; price, $11.5O0: terms eau
Mr.. GLENN, UN. 04e3; eyes. OR. I2sSZ.
Evening star., 1948-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

HOME AND INCOME : $40 D st. Sc: :
$1,000 down buys this s-rm; home with 8
apts apt: laeVFn now vacant ean % SURETY S RIAITY Co.
fkooM EX aSaf RoW eyss RR1Sk IT, 4eSf bath, oil
minutes from downtown; $1,000 down
sp.s rec r; ss ri oil hsss + D0ss s st
REARMoSR. 3 Rl21 S,IJT EM. ss75 OF Ar 7o4a mss e
lse. 2-family home in new-house cond.,
kit apd bath sa bs ths Other ser has atb aanS la5se
reas. priced: terms HERBERT 4 sons,
Realtors, 6l5 E. Capitol ST., Ii o12s:
family apt bldgs and this is one Of the
best we have offered; veterans can own a
old. for $1,000 cash down and occupy !
beautiful apt. rent free; the income from
the other 2 apts; goes to, pay for the bldg;
sections Of Sc, close to Boiling Field and
Naval Res Laboratory; only l, blk. to bus
and shopping center: all apts. have lge. Iiv.
gas stove, Spacious bedrm.. tiled bath with
terms ss@99 cash sown sa in IN
plain FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES.
AL sII' Bk1ck, 4 eh hisHIs,soo-s bedrooms, tiled
bath, full basement, oil air-conditioned
heat, attractive back yard almost all fenced
in. Venetian blinds; drive by 4611 Hill
side rd Sc, then call Mr. Taylor at Ma.
9141 for appt. to inspect; suitable nnsnc-
raarsd laa sn rsfpEsicR sgSoE s0 w. 'i sHRENs 1 sEs
1NS WfsH To Hos RkNT? + WHY. Rents are roins
up. Be your own landlord; take immediate
poss of this immaculate modern 3-bedrm.
home in lovely Fit. Dupont area Sc; con-
venient to everything; moderate down pay
ment: bal; like rent Call JACK stoyer.
CAMPANELLA d WOOD, Ex. Alb; ewes,
GI APPROVED, semidetached brick, excel
lent Sc; location; large living room, dining
room. kitchen. 8 bedrooms, tiled bath,
finished recreation room. half bath in
basement; eonyenien. 70 shopp,nog, :shools oas
AD 2644. J. r. TENCHER Co, INC: -23
1914 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Duplex, rms.
and bath each; reasonably priced with
small down payment, MRS. READM0HD,
ENAeosffx.miaes EMA sssS q AZ aSts home. eon7 ar
E.naid for e. fsmiies anil seI1rHnssl ERs rsssIths
CO., 1911 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 1000. -2b
Evening star., 1948-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-kouhees..

THERE'S NOTHING LIKE THIS 2-family
house. There are bedrooms in one of the
equipped with beautiful tile bath and
modern kitchen. Each apt. is separate
and private; Many houses Of this type are
wish to live in one, apt and rent the
chase for the small investor. Let US show
ties. Immediately north OF the Catholic
$1,000 s. with s.sa g, 500 cash sesS Cali Nj
FiFFEY e. 4 son, S2' 14s e s Kennedy sSs' st. J. r.
HOME AND INVESTMENT . immaculate
Bladensburg rd., Sears & Roebuck store
and d. all cows; complete apt; upstairs; this
s;sE NJ e. s. ss?ss;f ydFos {s wi assiy
SR SR. SlcG SaTHoI,e f5ll PM 3Niverm ,rnss;ov
bedrms.: large, equipped kit: din. rm;
IS ssyYsrSsthal6nE:, y aa6 .,u q wooDs1bE Really 60"
Excel. Ez ff40 jim II PHI House with Sa tnciosed
poerehes; all large rms. with side hall;
nsG tsT dn buse lovely eonf front
Shopping; good location. WWooDs1DE
MEahIdAS hEAhTy so fARka4 SIX $40 e.tsos tI Univ
Perry pl.: real bargain: estate. prop. and
brick and stone. row home with 8 very
r INSPECT. cali Mr. is Alien, sIi SSs0a: soos or
D1' s0s0. cAFR1rz CO., 1404 K st. NV.
80, ss,s5o-vAcANT-Nr. Sears d Roebuck
ne. Very clean and attractive row brick
fgll S5 ,dn bsmt y. with oil heat preyar constr;
sI; sSos. Or D 81. $3.50. o. cAFRrTz As so"
fWo-fAMLY, 4Se Nj Nv s.mtdetached ..ueco; ga sso-
story hrick nil
eSs C. ,1s sssa
%s kit 0s and Bath st a5s ah apts moahe St
ea # Sl2S Ee9k t this one nd
iaas NEWTON ST. N.E-Detached frame,
FoGms sRsrVl 9Ra Rath o R6sf hsat s5d
yacANTs SlsS. r. 1RvlNe at2 ST, Ne. near 17fh-
stove etc. ' priced @ at 0 only $1,000: con- con.
venient to schools. shopping and trans
ea Co.. TIL l4fs R9 st. nE tEo NJ Il
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY sEcr1oNERe-
e-rm. row brick. furnished, With buiit-ir
garage and screened porehes, with small
one Ct & nome This sEoGkEY Ss Ras {
MooRHEAb. sd AD. s' oosi. S open i iii 5.
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o%NEs I.s due to
desirable ne. neighborhood; rooms, bath
l2 porches, full basement h.-w.h.; perfect
H. L. BROWN CO, DE 1895. -24 .
1927 CLAY PL. N.E.-Semidet brick, like
new; rms. IA baths gas a,-c. heat,
rec. rm. in basement: only S14,250: S2.750
cash. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2s02 till s.
$500: OWNER SAYS sell this week
Attractive, 6-yr.-old. 2-story row brick.
containing liv. rm., din. rm., kit. sunrm.
on lst A.; 2 bedrms; and bath on 2nd a.;
rms. and outside entrance; quick posses
any home VICTOR WIcKERsHAM, OR.
RIVER TERRACE N.E.WModern brick s
attr: rms. tiled bath, auto. heat. new
best location; quick possession. Cali CO.
1888 or GE. e341 ewes. PECK CO., 361s
18th 1t. ne. 80
Evening star., 1948-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthwsst.

7th AND F s.W., on r st.-3-story row
brick, Q rms and bath and 2-story brick
CORP. 1881 K. RE lis. til 9 Pms
CoLORED-1236 2nd ST. s.W.-S295
down. S45 moS 4 rooms. elec.. row brick.
Call Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick, with
4. NJ. .DRA1sNER. 1404 L st. NV. MA.
s036: home, GE 0297.
COLORED-471 G ST. s.W.-S350 down.
S55 mo-; rooms, cleo, row brick. Call
Morris Cohen or Milton vinnick with
a. NJ. .DRA1sNER, 1404 ST. NV, MA.
coIoREp@.i5 ce1Uj hE ' sth ST. s.w.-s4ss
down, easy terms; rooms, bath. row
brick. Call Norris Cohen q Milton Vim
pX. Ma SOa6: home. GE. 02a1
Evening star., 1948-04-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthssss.

CoIORFD-sEI THESE lovely. modern
con communisy; priced $3.50 and slo.s5o,
with $1,000 cash down req. This is an
unusual opportunity and win appeal to the
e g. eoLoNiAL NvEsTMENr Isl co. Co.
coIoREpG1sao COZ n HALF ST. s.E.-s35o
down. S52 mo-: 5-room, row brick, elee.
4 N. pRAIsNER. 14o4 1404 st. NV, MA.
COLORED-16th ST. S.E.-Brick, lovely
rms, baths, porches; apis. In bsmt |:
o.h.-w.h; gar; excel cond. FIR. 7717
till S. ACE REALTY SERVICE. Realtors.
CoLoRED-KY. AVE. s.E.-Brick: income
property: 4 apts.; $1,000 down; house
win pay for self: o:h:-w h, gar; FIR. 7715;
ACE REALTY SERVICE. Realtors. "a
Evening star., 1948-04-23

SS0koREDmlsoo -odse BLOCK CoRcoRAN ST.
e}S$ ssisnsf '.'
By laTse apet r0ons pE snd bath oil heat Inspect
coL5kED9WE SELDOM LIST as fine =.
value yana as this IN row brick and in as
Splendid for doetoP M paeifes Ies TDoms us shoS
D!Ia s2s4s after s, Mt. Pendlet0n. Mnh 81 81
500 DOWN takes this g.
IT,. wide semidet. brick with bedrms.,
z Kits, baths full bsmt. with coal heat;
Really CO. Ex 7e4a; .ves sa rK koesTy ssa7
coLoREp-wE HAVE NICE HOMES for
psymsats IS low @ ss 5000. L1ss 'ie RraIT9 eHT9
81; e9IokED@1aot Re s2s4 tl Bsk p@ or astb ST. Nv
MSS c1sskE GaE Once. gi 81 ssh sGTn St. na caii
81 eSIosEDwoPES sl;Ie.,ol \, SUNDAY; TO e: e.
home; in excellent condition; :. rms and
9sh plus af D0sshes s ss5mss lev aHrn
SRssf soss IS 'ss0' pafLps fnsi s"d c Sun III Fl
eoioRED-. HOUSES to clos. an mSo es.
bricks; one s-room and bath frame one
& s50SPoF S5fi CO. NC c . sos St; :; a;3TS'; v
coLoRED-ssss DOWN. 1mmediat. pos
session Several brick brick homes, 5 and 9
These will sell today. Call till pm,
IA, 1000. HAMILTON REALTY CO.
nBrishtwood Specialists" 1925 Ga. ave.
COLORED-HoMEs, all sections of city.
Lew as $3.50 down. TR. 2311. CLARENCE
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-
8 lge. rms, oil h. Price. S14 800. $4,000
down. Furniture included. To inspect,
call MR.. DICKENS. DE. 1l60, DE. $3.50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES down
takes this 5-unit building, near 9th and
Que SITS. NV: balance easy; priced only
S1l.750; income, S151 per month Step
fast. RE. O493, CHI. 1908. rs
COLORED-1st C0ML.-l100 block 18th
St. S-rm. brick, in excellent location for
residence or business. Call JOSEPH GIN
BERG. RE. 43sa or RA 1926. -25