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Evening star., 1948-06-10
.CAA Charges Airline
With Fare Violations

Pennsylvania Central Airlines
which now operates as Capital Air
lines, has been charged with violat-
ing Civil Aeronautics Administration
fare regulations by giving away free
tickets and charging them against
the company's promotion expense
account.
The charge is contained in a
criminal information filed in Federal
District Court at Alexandria by
United States Attorney George
Humrickhouse. The firm is named
Pennsylvania Central Airlines in the
information, and service of the
charge has been delayed pending
amendment of the charge to read
Capital Airlines, the current name
OF the company.
Eight separate alleged violations
are listed by Mr.. Humrickhouse
The company is charged with giving
a Mr.. and Mrs. Weixler four round
trip tickets between Cleveland and
Washington in May, 1916, and charg-
ing the $132.48 cost against the air.
lines miscellaneous promotional ex-
penses, which the information claims
Is in violation OF CAA regulations
Seven other counts in the informa-
ton list varying amounts as the
price charged against the company s
accounts for tickets the Government
says were given away in the past
several years.
The case is believed to be the first
of its kind filed against an airline
in the Eastern District OF Virginia
No date for trial of the airline has
been set. Court attaches said the
charges are misdemeanor under
the CAA laws.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
FiIipino Heroine Granted Entry
To u. S. for Leper Treatment

son 3. Miller said this was the first
time the authority has been exer-
cised to Admit . person suffering
from Hansens disease, commonly
known as leprosy.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted for Mrs. Guerrero to enter
the United States Leprosarium at
Carville, La. Reports from Manila
said she had expressed q willing
ness to permit special experiments
to be made In the treatment Of
her case.
She will leave Manila next Mon
day aboard the hospital ship U. s. S.
Hope, scheduled to arrive in San
Francisco on July 9. The Attorney
General has suggested that she be
flown direct from San Francisco to
Carville. His announcement noted.
however, that the United States
Public Health Service, which CO.
operated with the Justice Depart
ment in investigating the case. had
advised him that chances Of infec-
ton from the disease ARE negli-
gible."
Among those who requested her
admission were Manuel Roxas, late
President OF the Philippines, and
DR.. Jose N. Rodriguez, Of the Philip
pine Department Of Health.
The Justice Department empha-
sized that the admission Is tenn
porAry. ID
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services group said he favored i'm
provement Of the court. t.martial sys-
TEN, but believed the whole subs
ject should be considered in q sep
arate measure with Z uniform code
for all branches OF the service. He
promised that his committee would
act promptly on such plan as soon
as the new Congress conyenes In
January.
Senator KEN declared immediate
sction was necessary to correct
fundamental defects" in military
Justice administrative methods. He
noted that the House last January
passed a bill identical with the
amendment he urged.
The amendment provides, among
other things, that enlisted men and
warrant officers could sit as mem-
bers of courts s-martial, officers could
be tried by special courts-martial,
and lesser punishment than death
could be imposed for murder and
rape.
The Senate, which took up the
draft bill a week ago, began yester-
day by rejecting on a voice vote an
amendment by Senator Russell,
Democrat. of Georgia to have
draftees serve in units Of their own
race If they so requested.
Senator Russell said early today
he had assurances that no last
minute effort would be made to
bring up any civil rights riders"
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SchweIIenbuch
Continued From First Page.)

for the cabinet post. David A.
Morse is Undersecretary and has
been serving as Acting Secretary
during Mr.. Schwellenbach's illness.
BY direction of the President,
Secretary of State Marshall an
nounced that the flags will be dis
PLAYED at half stan on all public
buildings here until after the
burial.
Gen. Marshall said "the death OF
this respected member of the Pres
ident's cabinet comes as a great
shock and a great sorrow to his
friends and as national bereave-
ment to the Government and people
of the United States
Mr.. Schwellenbach. q member OF
the cabinet for nearly three years
after service as Democratic Sena-
tor from Washington and as Fed
eral Judge in that State, was strick-
en- Ill while returning from q trip
to Panama late in April.
He was removed to the Fort Jay
Regional Hospital in New York
when he arrival there April II
aboard the Cristobal. An Army
spokesman said then he was suffer-
ing from an upper respiratory in
fection."
When Mr.. Schwellenbach took
the oath as Secretary Of Labor on
July /, 1945, he declared: Il gave
up the best job In the world to
come here and this is the last Of
fice am going to occupy"
At the request of Mr.. Truman,
who was sworn in with him as a
Senator on the same day In Janu-
ary. 1885, Mr.. Schwellenbach gave
up a lifetime job as United States
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Taxi Drivers $4,000 Suit
AGAINST Senator Dismissed

An agreement to dismiss q WASH
ington taxicab drivers $4,000 dam
age suit against Senator Young, Re-
publican, OF North Dakota, was
reached in District Court today.
The driver, John B. Edelkamp,
jr.. filed the suit after a controversy
over taxi fare. in which he charged
the Senator struck him on the wrist
Stipulation for dismissal Of the
action was signed by Mr.. Edel-
kamp's attorney, James ]. Laughlin,
and Edward Bennett Williams,
counsel for Senator Young. Attorney
Williams said no settlement had
been made.
The taxi driver and the Senator
figured in an argument in front Of
the Wardman Park Hotel, where
Senator Young lives, after the
driver had asked 90 cents for the
trip. Senator Young, who said he
always paid so cents and ascent
tip for the same trip, told the driver
to keep the dollar and started to
take down the license number.
The Senator said the driver tried
to force the Is cents into his pocket
and that he pushed Mr.. Edelkamp's
hand away.
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~ ih4 A,,esistsd lfess


Attorney General Clark today
granted special authority for Mrs
Josefina Guerrero, Filipino war
heroine, to come to this country
for leprosy treatments.
Mrs. Guerrero was decorated BY
the United States recently for her
work in behalf Of American and
Philippine soldiers on Bataan In
the darkest days Of the war. She
contracted leprosy after the war
while engaged in humanitarian
work and has been commended by
Francis Cardinal Spellman foy
Christian fortitude and concern for
fellow sufferers.
Mr.. Clark announced he has au-
thorized her entry into the United
States under special provisions Of
the immigration laws which permit
temporary admission Of persons who
otherwise would be inadmissible.
In this case, Mrs. Guerrero's NAL
ady ordinarily would act to ex-
clade her.
immigration Commissioner Wat
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Defense
Continued From First Page.)

amendment. They declared it would
not delay drafting If adequate man.
power for the armed forces could
not be obtained by voluntary en-
listments following passage of the
act.
Senator Tydings, Democrat, OF
Maryland, in q caustic speech, ac-
cused Republicans Of trying to push
the responsibility onto President
Truman in an election year. Sem
ator Myers. Democrat, of Pennsyl-
vania declared Senators should
have the Intestinal fortitude" te
provide directly for the draft.
On the roll call, 20 Republicans
joined the Democrats in voting te
reject the amendment.
The Senate also rejected ar
amendment by Senator Malone. Re.
publican, of Nevada to restore
universal military training system
to the bill. UNIT was in the bill
as originally considered by tht
Senate Armed Services Committee
The House draft bill contains ne
UNIT section because a separate bill
on the subject was reported Out
almost a year ago by the House
Armed Services Committee. That
UNIT measure has been bottled uE
In the Rules Committee and is given
no chance Of clearance.
Court Martial Changes Approved.
In surprise move the Senate
overrode its Armed Services Com
mittee and agreed to an amendment
by Senator KEN. Republican. OF
Missouri revising the Army and All
Force court-martial system. The
vote Was a to 80.
Chairman Gurney Of the armed
Evening star., 1948-06-10
St. John S Graduates
Record Class Of 98

+ The largest class in the history
OF st. Johns College High School
was graduated last night in the
Catholic University gymnasium.
Brother Emiiian, provincial OF the
Baltimore Province Of the Brothers
OF the Christian Schools. named
diplomas to the 90 boys in the
graduating class.
The Rev. John J. Russell, pastor
of st. Patrick's Church. told the
class in his commencement address
that they should carry out IN the
future the religious principles they
had been taught at st. Johns.
Awards we're presented to 26 boys
for scholastic attainments and ex-
ira -curricular activities and COM
mission diplomas were given to the
officers of the cadet regiment.
The list of the class OF l94S
follo,Ys.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Girl, 4, Injured in Fall
From Automobile al Zoo

Barbara Cross, 4, OF 4649 DAVIS
avenue, Bradbury Heights. Nd. SUI
fered head cuts and scraped knees
Yesterday when she fell from a car
in the Zoo grounds after appar-
emily hitting the door handle. police
reported. She was treated at Gar
field Hospital and released. Driver
of the car was listed as Eugene A.
Creech. 1913 Seventeenth street NV.
Three other children were injured
in minor traffic accidents YESTERDAY.
They are: Shirley Gathers, 8, COL
ored, 1888 Eighth street NV: Ver-
non E. Davis, 13, of 621 G street Sc.
and Ronald B. Braxton, jr., 8, COL
ored. 531 New Jersey avenue NV.
All were treated at hospitals and
released.
Evening star., 1948-06-10

| the same year. He started practic.
h Inc law in 1918 Ia Seattle.
Besides representing several In
surance companies and labor or
carnations, he handled criminal
cases for several years. Although
he won his first. II criminal cases
as defense attorney, he lost the 18th
and his client was hanged. Mr..
schwellenbach said later he re-
solved then and there never to ac-
cept representation In . criminal
case again.
While still q student Mr.. Schwel-
lenbach became interested in DEM
ocratic politics and In 1924 became
Democratic State chairman. He
was an unsuccessful candidate for
the party's nomination for Governor
in 1882. His platform proposed
public ownership of utilities, oppo-
sition to shipment OF scrap iron as
war material and governmental op-
ere ton Of idle land and factories
for the unemployed.
Lonx Interested In Education.
He was elected to the Senate two
years later. In the election, as In
the 1882 contest. he was opposed by
what ne termed "the conservative
Eastern Washington vote and 4
radical Western Washington vote. >
He attributed his victory to his ad.
vocacy of the Roosevelt program.
Long interested in education, Mr..
Schwellenbach was president of the
Board Of Regents Of the University
of washington In 1888 and 1884 and
served earlier As president OF the
alumni association and the law
school association.
In 1924 he was one Of the Protes-
tant leaders in the fight that de-
feated Ku Klux Khan efforts to out
law parochial school education in
his State.
He also was active in veterans
affairs and was department COM
marider Of the American Legion In
1922.
Evening star., 1948-06-10
Friendship House Plans
Welcome for Contributors

An open house and social for all
contributors to last falls Com
munity Chest campaign will be held
at 7:30 pm. tomorrow at Friend
ship House, 619 D street Sc.
Contributors In the vicinity OF
the center particularly are invited,
the agency said, but donors all
over the city are welcome.
The program will include a tour
of Friendship House, folk dancing,
q get acquainted with your neigh
Dor hour" and a concert by the
Friendship House Choral Club.
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Evening star., 1948-06-10
Politics
(Continued From First Page.)

direct, in 4 gentle voice, he asked
Mr.. Stassen to elaborate on the
fine two-year program" the Min
nesotan attributed to Congress,
Pins Him Down ON Extension.
Mr.. Stassen started out with the
European Recovery Program-"a
very constructive job" He said
Congress saved and prevented a
rather tragic error in the Truman
doctrine" of aid to nations resist
ing communism. He said the doc
trine Originally ignored the United
Nations" but Congress brought 1t
back into q reasonable relation
ship"
Mr.. Stassen said that he felt fur
ther that this Congress is In the
process Of extending the reciprocal
trade program which I feel Is an
important step"
That is big issue between the Re-
publicans and the Democrats now.
Grinning. Senator Tydings attempted
to pin Mr.. Stassen down on def
mite period of time for which the
program should be extended.
Mr.. Stassen said that it had been
his earlier position to favor three
year extension, as proposed by the
administration. But he said that Il
feel the result now coming out for
a one-year extension is a reasonably
satisfactory conclusion"
Exchanges Started Yesterday.
The name calling got off to an
early start late yesterday as Mr..
Trumans remarks came off the
wires.
"There are a lot of people," COM
mented House Republic Leader Hal
leck of Indiana, rwho think Mr..
Truman Us the poorest President
we have &had since George Wasn-
ington was elected"
House Speaker Martin of Mass
achusetts added: There are people
who have said that about the Pres
ident."
That's mighty. big, talk coming
from small boy," !" said Representa-
tive Van zandt, Republican, OF
Pennsylvania.
Chairman Hope Of the House
Agriculture Committee. suggested
that "the frigid reception which the
President is receiving in the West
seems to have driven him to some
loose and irresponsible talk"
Senator Wherry of Nebraska,
acting majority leader, accused the
President of playing ward politics. -
Taft Rebuts Tomorrow.
Senator Taft OF Ohio, chairman
Of the Senate's Republican Policy
Committee and candidate for his
party's presidential nomination, will
have a made-to-order forum for a
rebuttal tomorrow night.
Senator Taft, who has tangled
with Mr.. Truman before on Con-
gress' record, is booked for an ap-
pearance on the NBC Pro and Con"
program at l0:45 pm. (EDTO. The
broadcast, on the subject shall
we 90 back to the New Deal?" was
planned before the Presidents latest
outcry.
Senator Taft noted this and said
his appearance is not intended as
q reply to Mr.. Truman's statement" "
But I shall probably make some
reference to it," the Ohio Senator
added
Congressional Democrats were
largely silent. AS minority not in
control of Congress, they excluded
themselves from the Presidents
criticism.
Blast Is Toned Down.
As a matter of fact, Mr.. Truman
toned down his words somewhat a
couple OF hours after his first blast
Visiting the huge Grand Coulee
Dam later in the day, the Presi-
dent said that on second thought
maybe the "Thaddeus Stevens
Congress of Civil War reconstruc-
ton days was worse than this one.
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Abernethy. Gene @.
Andreano. v. NJ.
Arduini, Anthony J.
Barrett. John C.
Beale, John l..
Berger. r. H.. jr.
Blatzheim, Robert C.
Bonanno. s. U.
Boyd. Harry E.. jr.
Brown, Bruce j..
Callahan, Daniel J.
Campello. R., Jr.
Casey. John c.
cullen, James L.
De Groot, T. J.
Donnelly. Robert j.
Donoehue, A. J.
Durkin, 7. Vincent
Dvorak, C. j., jr.
Everett, Georse
Everett, Hugh. III
Fannon, Thomas J.
Fennell. Richard M.
Fitzpatrick. Paul NJ.
Fleming. Donald p.
Fleming, Willis r.
Fries. William c.
Gatti. s. A.. jr.
George. John E.
Gibson. Robert J.
Green. Robert L.
Heiden, Frederic &c,
Hinkey. Walter NJ.
Holloway. J. D., II
Jarboe. George E.
Joyce. ia mes r.
Keane, Michael J.
Keller. G. G., jr.
Kidwell, Joseph D.
Kirkpatrick. J. T.. Il
Kunst. Gene F.
La Vaute. A, F.
Lepp. Donald r.
Mahar. Robert F.
Marinari. Mario r..
Martins. Abilio F.
Mastrovito. J. M.
Mccarthy. L. j., tr.
McCarty, Thomas A
McGovern, J. r.
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Mcdonald, A. F., jr.
MCGUIRE, B. +.
McLa ughlin, H. B. )r.
McNerney. H. j., jr.
McVeigh. W. j.
Miller. W. L.. jr.
Mischou, r. J.
Mofett, r. c.. 1f.
Mohr. Ralph Peter
Mozynski, D. M.
O'Donnell, 9. M.
Palmer, J. H., jr.
Phelps, w. E., jr.
Phillip, r. J.
Phillips. Robert =.
Pooh, Robert A.
Price, F. K, jr.
Price. Paul W.
Raeder. F. J.
Rich, william E.
Riley, James +.
Riley, W. E., Jr.
Carlos, Rivas-Cierra
Robey, G. R., jr.
Ruiz, L. c., jr.
Rush, Robert L.
Ryan, John r.
Scarf, r. B.. jr;
SchiattaregRia, H. A.
Schoenfelder. r. 1.
Schulze, J. M, jr.
Shields. T. E.
Smith. Joseph r.
Solomon, E. J.
Stakem, J. F.. ir.
Stilwell, w. c.
Sullivan. NJ. j..
Taylor, c. W. 1r.
Thomas. J. A.
Tyrell. W. J..
Vanier, Josef Paul
Ward. A N, jr.
warning, v. c.
Weaver. Arell E.
Welt, John M.
Wilson, ]. Fred
Winter. James L.
Zanela, Victor A.
Evening star., 1948-06-10

Just 12e suits in the group. Meat
stripes in blue, grey and ton. Single
and double breosteds. Also conservative
models. Not all sizes in every pattern
but size to fit most any man.
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OCEAN CITY, MD.
Evening star., 1948-07-09
Y E-ROW BRICK

Very attractive 3-bedrm. modern home:
excel cond.: 3 porches. full bsmt.. oil
h-V.h. good lot.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

. OR 3 BEDRM BRICK bungalow. from
owner for cash. Chevy Chase or Bethesda
HOMES URGENTLY NEEDED-Havins al
ready sold over "a 100000 worth of prop
critics this year, we are constantly in need
you are contemplating the sale of your
home. We shall be happy to have an ex-
perieneed representative inspect your
ADVICE to help you proftably sell it. Phone
SHANNON q LUCHS CO, 1905 st. NV
WILL PAY all cash for a small home.
within !. miles Of Hyattsville; owners only.
e. sSes YEsRs hT '?a SERVICE to local prope2t, 2
erip With SaATaaefi WM + fsa sAUNDERs co
Realtors since 1887. 1919 K St. DI. 1915.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; ne, or
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your property, call MAX MILLER, 500 lltb
pRoMPr P 93 iSfi Ss'teSs to the sale
your home. business or investment prop
iy Is what you dsssr sGs NoTah ea IA
$3.50 Free appraisals Results since 1919
WILL PAY CASH for houses, white OF
colored. any condition or section. DE.
PAY CASH FOR HousEs-white or col
ered ANY sesiSn sSa sny e9ndt2ns sHss Mr.
and nearby Maryland FIR 1905
IMMEDIATE BUYERS for two. three, four
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or sell it at top price; quick service D c.
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with some ground. Would like Mont; Co,
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the action in buying your house for cash.
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 7731, RA 341s.
CASH CUSTOMERS WAITING for ,, )
snd 4 b 5sdTosm sn,,ns5a homes il sllve5 sDr,, Ia
odav p WoRafSaToN flafsSs RESLTY i9fSt a
HAVE CLIENT interested in purchas-
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powder rm. on. lst a, 4 bedrms. and
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ALL CASH IN HURRY for any house in
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WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for houses and
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ooad not oveP 500 Ne with % Ieo" eash
pal. in one trust; on oFriendship or Cabin
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

ANAC0sTIA BRICK apis, 9 rms, KIT.
bath each, basement oil h.aw.h.. rec. rm;;
s7feena % tn eosdiqn g. ACE REAITY eIms sERv1ck E
eefsGRlE eoXGREss HEIGHTS; duplex; built IN in
each. basement. oil h-wh excellent cond.:
terms; FIR, Ill. till s. ACE REALTY
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eonf With S that make modsfn ooE
6saufH ffSDssE Ms. fspss
with settlement This is home sweet home.
self and see it today shop!d sell tS5 or 3 megs r9!
REALTY AGENCY Ex 6S4s q
HILLCREsT-,,,Detached brick; or : rms,
and bah ossv 0sm cont
Realty sERv1cE' Realtors WA o.
Md; converted into nice, 3-family home;
splendid income; downstairs apt. vacant.
do H9aGESs oSk s4 " sos Il mo1a move :,
large rooms, 3 full porches: deep lot, ga
posmehf 5sfs Rfr5 9 sse D'ea aAS s'e NJ GoLbRE Es &C.
PRoPERPY PRSSpf ~ @ AND II GScoaE PSI 5oo-Ltve
in one. APARTMENT rent out the other two;
Po0a e81t94 0 sss ss'fsa Max ius ES5 e.
S se6i HIGHWooD DIR. iiL.LBraHG,nsy JIs,..
area; exquisite stone and brick, ultra
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gonshed IN a anv baths otbsr SaraFs n. fu 9sm
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2:ND ST. NK. MINI. AvE;mFrsme 8
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5?9?. Possess. of house with settlement,
NEW DETACHED. 3-bedrm brick home
conc rete porch aluminium windows, nice
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20 G1 Best value on market at Sl4;25O.
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800 1th st. Sc, FIR. 200. 10
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$l%.950. 81, 600 cash balance monthly
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! rms and hath, oil a &C. heat nice bsmt,;
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SAVE RENT on A HOME AFLoAT-ss-ft.
cabin cruiser. ideal for living aboard; sleeps
5 on innerspring mattresses; hot and cold
type, stove, elec. refgr., etc; $500, oV.
18th ST Sc, near Pa. ave.-Lovely row
brick. rms . .oh oahs' fl full bias basement. sr5
down down pa,ytf paymeni. M ca Mr.. Hartman, AT.
44S0, with cox & co RE 1888.
i6is POTOMAC AVE sE-TapestrS
b7mt,: equipped for, :, families; possession
Rcadmond. EN-. SS15, with W1LLOUGHBY
REAL ESTATE. AT 7043 -
Near shopping. lovely brick home : rms
baths. 4 bedrms lot 5Oxll5; fireplace,
refer stove. SI6.4o0. ~ 500 cash. T D
PKKdEIs FREeF Sr6tcfp u ESQ: for m Quick sale excel
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hw.h.. modern kitchen; 1900 block "
Sc. near everything, Excl. GEO. S,
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AYRI,AWN

new Bethesda community. Architectur-
ally and structurally we believe these
homes offer something a little different
and better than the ordinary. Each house
has a different appearance. making a
more attractive community Center en-
trance plan, rooms. 1st-6 lavatory.
complete modern equipment; slate roof,
copper cutters. copper pipes. full insula-
tion. Ali lots SO It. wide or better
Priced at Sls.50O. Terms arranged. Gil
approved Call
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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81 $50 CaSh-GI Approved

New Groom brick homes at Sl2,2h0. To-
Gated in the city in Congress- Heights.
close to shopping. school and n block to
bus Beautifully decorated in pastels.
Venetian blinds, ECU 1T. refrigerator,
modern spacious kitchen. beautiful white
oak floors. full basement with lavatory.
screens. sidewalk. Handicapped. Only 3
houses left. Don't miss this opportunity
10 buy the best constructed home at this
price Come out and see it. Open daily,
3 pm. to dark; Sat. and Sun ] to dark
18th and Savannah st. Sc.
zone block south OF Alabama ave. at 18TH J
COMMERCIAL REALTY CO, MA. l4OS.