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Laurel outlook., 1948-04-28
ROtana Initiates At
"~Campaign" Dinner
Continued from Page One)

(Contlnued from rage OHeJ
second vice president; Mrs. Eliza
beth Fisherman, secretary; Mrs.
Alyce Leis, treasurer; Miss Eliza
beth Cooke, retiring president and
board member, and Mrs. Mona
Pewitt, board member.
Committee in charge of arrange
ments was Miss Satdalman and Mrs.
Pewitt.
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-28

Newspapers in U. S.
There are approximately 1916
morning and 1,400 evening daily pa
ners in u. S.
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-28

taking part, on behalf of the Mon
tana Music Educators association.
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-28

Small Principally
The principally of Monaco has
an area of only $40 acres, a me-
diminished American farm.
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-28

Light from Match
A burning paper match provides
one ca%ndlepower of light.
Laurel outlook., 1948-04-28
Banks From Alaska

BarkS From Alaska
Most of Idaho's Sun Valleys dog
sled teams originally came from
Alaska.
Evening star., 1948-05-05

A luxury mother considers almost
necessity. SnortIy styled with plain
bocks, whipped stitch seems. AZ
this amazingly tiny price, you'll wont
to give her several poirs! Sizes s TO 8.
Evening star., 1948-05-05

White AIumesh Top-hondIe Hond-
bag. Mother will bless you for this
gift j.. it wipes clean with q damp
CLOTH it stoys pure, snowy white!
She'll wear it with all her summer
costumes. (Sketched, top right.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
Gen. Quesada Named
To Head Air Reserve

1t. Gen. Elwood r. Quesada, A
commander of the Tactical Air Com
mand, has been named to head the
Air Force Reserve program.
The Air Force announced last
night that Gen. Quesada has been
appointed special assistant to the
Chief Of Staff in response to Presi-
dent Truman's request last month
for vigorous" reserve program
The Presidents order had asked for
assignment Of an active, capable
high-ranking officer" to head the
reserve program Of each service
branch.
A prominent athlete at Mckinley
Technical High School a quarter OF
a century ago, Gen. Quesada also
attended Maryland and Georgetown
Universities and became a flying
cadet in 1924. He was one of the
Question Mark" flyers who set q
world endurance record in the late
1920s.
During World War II, he COM
manded the 18th Fighter Command
in North Africa and the 9th Fighter
Command in England. He set up
advance headquarters on the Nor
Evening star., 1948-11-11
Newest UEW Setback
By NLRB Cuts Union S
Strength in Coast Plant

The left-wing CIO United Elec.
trlcal Workers Union has received
another serious setback at the hands
of the National Labor Relations
Board because its officers refuse te
file non-C Communist affidavits.
Recently the union was barred
for security reasons from represent.
ing employees at atomic energy
plants. They also have been sub.
jected to membership raids by other
unions because they have no stand.
ing with the NnRB.
In the new ruling, the board said
the UEW is open to challenge al
General Electric's San Jose Calf. )
plant because a maintenance OF
union membership clause in its con-
tract is illegal.
Election Needed.
Such clauses state that all EN-.
ployes of a plant must belong to the
union or state their refusal to JON
in specified escape" period.
NLRB said the clause was illega
because 1t had not been approved
by the employees in a formal elec.
ton, which could be held only il
the union officers had sworn they
are not Communists.
For this reason, and without re.
gard to any other consideration,
the NLRB said, 1--WE find that the
contract, even if renewed, cannot
serve as bar to present determine.
tion OF representation"
Election Ordered.
The board therefore ordered ar
election to be held within 80 days
with the UEW left of the ballot
The opposing union as San Jose il
the Independent International AS
Sociation of MachiniStS.
The CIO union has one chance tt
survive at San Jose: If a majority o.
the workers vote for mo union"
The UEW has union security
Observation-Disclosures by workel
elections-at various General Elec'
trio, Westinghouse and Radio Corp
of America plants, as well as others
The boards decision makes raidinl
threats by other unions possible al
any of these plants.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
Corcoran Gallery 10 Show
Second Classic Series Film

The Corcoran Gallery of Art will
present Don @, Son of Zorro" as
the second film of a series at $3.50
pm. tomorrow in the gallery audi
torium.
The Douglas Fairbanks movie Is
one of 10 film classics to be shown
for members of the Gallery Associa-
ton throughout the year. Because
of the enormous public demand for
admittance to the gallery's first
film, "The Blue Angel" October 20,
the gallery announced its films here
after will be for members only.
Gallery officials emphasized that
gallery memberships are available
to the general public. Members
may bring three guests to each
movie and are entitled to other
gallery privileges.
Accompanying tomorrow's film
will be a short movie on the water
color technique of Adolph Dehn,
contemporary American painter,
Evening star., 1948-11-11
Get Relief From That
Common Cold
Quickly and Pleasantly

No need to take old-faShioned,
drastic upsetting medicines to
get relief when a common cold
starts. Milburn'S Capsules
should bring you relief in
short order. They tend to re-
duce fever. Annoying shifting
and nagging headaches usu-
ally yield and these discom-
forts of a cold are often re-
lieved in a few hours If simple
directions are followed. Dis
cover for yourself this pleas
ant way to help you feel better
when you have a cold. Get a
package of MILBURN'S CAP
SULES at your favorite drug
store. Only 35c the box.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
Hikes Scheduled Sunday
Along Canal, Through Park

Hikes along the c. & o. Canal
towpath and through Fort Dupont
Park will be conducted Sunday by
the National Capital Parks Office.
The canal walk will begin at Stop
80 on the Cabin John carline, Mac
Arthur boulevard and Cornell street,
Glen Echo, at 2 pm. Howard White
will lead the party.
A circular route will be followed
on the hike through the hills and
dales of Fort Dupont from 2 to S
pm. Robert Herr will meet the
group at Randle Circle, Minnesota
and Massachusetts avenues Sc.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
Firemen Halt Oil BIuze
In BIudensburq Plant

Prince Georges firemen were sue.
cessful early today in a one-houl
fight to keep an oil fire at the South
ern Oxygen Co.'S Bladensburg plant
confined to a pit housing heating
equipment.
The fire started when Q fuel oil
line broke at the plant, 1900 Kenil-
worth avenue.
Firemen from the Cottage City
Seat Pleasant, Bladensburg, West
Lanham Hills and Tuxedo -Cheverly
Volunteer Fire Departments re-
sponded.
Evening star., 1948-11-11

mandy beachhead the day after
D-day, to provide aerial cover for
the invasion. Later, he commanded
the 9th Tactical Air Force.
Maj. Gen. Robert M. Lee, deputy
commander under Gen. Quesada,
will take command Of the Tactical
Air Command. 4
Gen. Quesada will relieve Brig.
Gen. John p. Mcconnell,
Evening star., 1948-11-11
Writers to Get Prizes

The Society of Free Lance Writers
will award prizes to its article con.
test winners at meeting at 8 O'Clock
tonight in the Mount Pleasant
Branch Library, Sixteenth and La
mont streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
Author of Book on Murder
Sent to Prison for Robbery

held in Nazi fashion. I feel that
the court insulted itself in allow
ing a book to hang me-"
However, Judge Bohan noted that
Ahearn had been convicted three
times previously of attempted grand
larceny.
my report shows" the judge
said, that since your arrest more
than 20 women have come forward
and told of being similarly assaulted
and robbed or put into compromis-
ing positions and then you would
shake them all down. You're a
menace to society. Twenty years to
life
How to Commit Murder and
Get Away With 1t" describes how
to get away with everything up to
and including murder. In 1884
Ahearn said he was still receiving
royalties from the book which had
been published in seven languages
Evening star., 1948-11-18
Antiques to Be Offered
At Church Guild Fair

A pre-Revolutionary War pew
foot warmer and four equally old
snuff boxes will be among the
antiques and other articles sold at
the annual Christmas fair held by
the women's guild of Mount Pleas
ant Congregational Church tomor-
row.
Proceeds Of the fair, to be held
from to 8 pm. in the parish hall
at 1410 Columbia road NV, will
help build a new church at West
moreland Circle NV. Mrs. Eugene
Aldridge is general chairman Of
the fair and Mrs. Kent Boucher
chairman of antiques and treas
,1reS
Evening star., 1948-11-18
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-The author
of a book titled How to Commit
Murder and Get Away With 1t" was
sentenced to 20 years to life yester-
day-but for robbery.
Dapper Daniel Francis Ahearn
shouted II thought Hitler was dead
after he was sentenced.
General Sessions Judge Owen w
Bohan imposed the sentence on the
45-year -old Ahearn as a fourth Of
fender.
The writer, who wrote his book in
1890, was convicted October n OF
second degree robbery in connec-
ton with the beating of 26-year-
old department store buyer. Ahearn
was accused of taking $4,000 in
jewelry and 5000 in cash from her.
Ahearn told the court, Il never
assaulted or robbed any woman, bul
was kind to them. My trial was
Evening star., 1948-11-18
Experts Studying Rail Pay
Get Month More 10 Report
Nv the Axxoeioied press

BY the Associated Press
An emergency board investigating
the wage demands of 1000, 900 nom
operating workers has been given an
additional month to make its rec
concentrations.
The three-man board was due to
report today but an extension was
granted by President Truman. He
acted at the joint request Of rail
management and the 16 unions rep
resenting the workers. The board
is still conducting hearings at
Chicago.
The unions want a 25-cent hourly
wage increase with working hours
reduced from 48 to 40 a week. They
also seek premium pay for work on
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
The board, headed by DR.. William
M. Leiserson, now is due to report
to the White House on December II.
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r. A. HUMPHREYS
HOUSES FOR sALE-ho,theos,.

RIVER TERRACE-outstandins value,
NOD rms. Eng type air orisk, i9catea OF
large bedrms., tile bath with shower on
2nd A.: basement with laundry trays; oil
a,c heat front and i'd rear Tns yaTd ,rs Alt
va. a1 So e me- cali sf once a456 Bennins
ri FIy Rs P PkKRa AhD NTGModern Sim
brick in neElhoIse condition Full base
ment large fenced yard: near transp;;;
e. or PFf f sSa1 s sSss Pek @
T Il SEE AVE-. mr.. Lincoln park-very
mod. 'f tie t bath, lovely equipped kit:
rear and one front porches; gas h.-wh:
81 aa%a Efb Bur s5S' e. 5 i5y
! SosRfl PsI1 aansasssE 91s
s NEAR sRESTWooD VILI3GE-Lovely g.
shower. concrete front porch. nice, large
to evefythinS; price. s1s;75o; with s rsas.
NE. $500 or WA. 4915 Sun. and ewes;
4ol3 BLAINE ST. NE. blocks off MINI;
condition; Venetian blinds; storm windows,
washer. gas heat stove and refrigerator;
$4,000; first trust S9.10 at AZ, PAYABLE
S7I47 per mo- Inclg ade taxes and interest.
81 YOU ST. Ma lovely home in very
nice condition, 6 rooms, inclosed porches:
gas heat. Reasonably priced on good
terms terms e SCI CO p 1888 or no. 144e eye
s1,5O0 DoWN-Practically new semidet.
Groom brick home, near Greenway Apis,
Just of Minnesota ave; ne; full bsmti;
fenced rear yard, gas as, heat so close los by all
G cSa5fsTfffsS BROS 19ss s St. NV NV ia
9Th AND FRANKLIN ST. NE.-Attractive
6,room brick; finished basement cent Imm osd
155 r. l. AVE. N.E.-Open Sunday 10 till
and tubs in basement Convenient to
co @ or f HE tH5 s e"sk pEck
FIRsT-CoMM. CORNER ROW BRICK with
3 bedrms.: very desirable home. or con-
vert to business. buy or trade for your
P BRoWN REALTY GhH ce eoRp Ahe ReatoI Th
s55s.
BEST BUY IN NE: WAsH P { oe s /.
$50 tV9famg unit Each only yrs x 9d m
for .S65. The apis. contain living room,
bedroom, kitchen and bath, gas heat, rec
reation room with downstairs apt. de-
tached garage. For further information,
cali Mr.. Frederick, with BETHEL, p1.
BARGA1N-ss,5oo down. SAT- per mo.
e5m row w 9lfS HARRIS EsFf L.
GRIN. BRICK ROW HOUSE. close-in on
Mass. ave. ne; zoned commercial good
home for the present. good investment
6 62f the ca lq'H * os4 aSSh NOLAN Realty
20. BR1cK-11 rms. baths;
mr.. 10th and Mass; ave. ne: owner leaV-
Eg, town, must sell this week Sig.a5o'
tU. 1854. ID
1907 MINNESOTA AVE. NE.-;Row brick.
on st. zoned 1st commercial; ideal for
s s5oS Ss9 cash gas h b sUR6 SRk s1SsS8
GROOM BUNGALOW and insul ATTIC in
500. LARRY o. STEELE, RE. O493. EN-.
CoRNFR 18th AND GIRARD Nee
Yenient location in washington; Only
three Of these beautiful new de detaeh sS
s &c ts ;s Eosis i RHzlfz
b bS1 s'h sh furR 5o0 Ineiuded sns 'u
b 1sR 81 BOO st cash 9 gown aP Ss like Oa asn
a HENRY as. Ar T ad4s sos Ne Me''.
1a3 9Th ST. N.E.-3 3-rm. apis; oil
h-wh.; 2 baths: good income: terms.
s1e ,I 18th sta ,s5m spts' baths oil heat
1852 ST rms and bath, gas heat;
nice yards; front porch; terms.
p puf iGi garage t $1,000 viii handle w
b 94s .s sPd sas sPs ls od s. s DOWN G pss
mf HEsE wy. 7; MIIkEI oUaHBy. 500 !, Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

VIRGINIA HOMES WANTED-Have cash
buyers in urgent need OF immediate hous-
ing; can pay up to $20,0Q0 and viii guar
huCHs co; l5o5 H st, nv N. ma; 23 3 10
WE SELL in p c z an
600 worth of properties this year, we are
constantly in need of good listings for our
many clients; If you are contemplating the
have an experienced representative inspect
your property and give you our best pos
sible sdyise to help , y9G proftably sell It
C c. sHA M Ss4 4 LucHs co. 1903 H
HAVE III h"' iM mi SAFE PURCHASER for a
3 or bedroom home; lst-aoor den and and
B. C. or Md, Wakefield: Forest Hills, Or
SssR WITH Rars AR sSp NJ S SfhTns co
SMALL SIa L = sBRD Dr. EA HOUSE sI in good Sc.
east of, Anacostia River,
nssasd BY sssSs sssn
% We WILL GaSa sEPf Yo o House the
e. n5rf sfs salu With Tree s. hGPToa MARTIN RE-
o aYa w IS THE siG NAME and quick will be
Nj sf11 au Rsznf ST. 45 RHn IA 70! rsh
CASH CUSTOMERS WAITING for 2, 8 and
DeQTm. MONIES III SlVer SprlHs, Wooo-
c cHass Cali df to-day. Wo5RTR1NG3THoN REAL.
SO YEARS SERVICE to local property
eEty With WM f sAUNDERs co INC
Realtors since 1887. 1919 K ST., DI. 1918.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW in conyen; section
of Silver Spring or NV; would Ike brlGk
with nice yard; $4,000 cash. Mr.. BART
NEED Pa sa 81 sI fooM To- sfn.
Call Mr. Davis. GIL. 1903. MARSHALL J.
MAPLE CO., 1924 18th st. NV. DI. 3346.
I PAY CASH FOR HOUSES-White or col
CRED ANY see eden. any c3nditsio sse MR.
coiored. any condition or section. DE.
OsS5.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home. business or Investment prop
erty is what you desire, call r A. HUM
PHR1Es Realtor sos North .;1ts Capitol slt "a
CHARLES S. GUM has clients waitins
and nearby Maryland FIR. 1905.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home: ne: or
Sc. white or colored; and Md. COX d
CO.. DI. 1854, RE. 1888.
WILL PURCHASE furnished home; require
3, 4 or bedrooms, In any good residential
location, prefer large lot or some acreage.
Write full particulars, GEORGE YOUNG,
PkI3 4 GsD PlksoN will buy. direct from
may REQUIRE extensive repairs, in chevy
chase. D. c.. or American University
Park, 3 bedrooms. No agents, please.
Gail EN-; 1887 from to pm. "12
HayF II D. shS wi" ea R'f D6 g.
or MI O494 IL
orr yJED CDDTNTC ADTA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
HOME AND INCOME
NEAR ROCKVILLE

detached Cape Cod house. on
beautiful lot, $50 It. by $50 it,. on
Route IS. LIST floor contains large living
rooms, modern bath, and fully equipped
modern kitchen; unfinished End floor, in
sulated. and has space for additional
water heating system with stoker; at
tached garage with storage space; house
was built by builder for own home and has
a discriminating person. at Sl3,500.
Will Stackhouse, Jr., Broker
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNT.

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
BELTsvILLE-Mod. 7-rm. home, ga acres,
Univ. JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. 1926.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD-s75o cash;
PRISE REALTY CO., 1924 Eye st. NV"
CHEvERIY-owner must sell beautifully
constructed, s-rm:. prewar. Diet, brick
cAMPANELLA & WOOD, Elk. 4113; ewes,
C CO MANOR, MD.-A home with an
income; Q bedrms and bath on first A.;
liv. rm., din. rm, and kit, paneled walls;
rms and bath on n sec H. lot rent sax St 90
bslss sia7e 3 s ser2s 2f
EAST PINES NEAR RiyerdalsDw0n1y 9Th ss
MITCHELL eUick. 81. 1881; eve M,
ihsHDeTaEi CHI Hills Iis7 s-bedroom house
full bsmnt; oil automatic heat; mr.. school,
stores and busline; sale by owner; sl9'
NJ NJ RAi AN Goth st.-s-bedrm, 2-bath
i 70 sell lmmed Gan W; 42SS Or WA. 43l4'
WILLIAM L. PRIMROSE REALTY. ii
MT RAINIER, 10th sIILoysly5 6 des asSa
1924 K st. NV, DI. 650l; ewes, AID. 5goI.
RIyERDALE-3-bedrm. 2-story masonry
home, on lot 60x175 IT.; GAIT. nV. I'm.
with firepl.. tiled bath, bsmt. oil h:-Wn.;
det garage: near schools and shopping,
SI2,75O. FLA finance. CAN WA: 4252 Or
WA. 4214. WILLIAM L. PRIMROSE
WEST HYATTsvILLE-2-bedr Cape
Cod. brick bungalow: bsmt.. expandable
attic. gas heat, completely equip 81;
SlI, 800, FILA financing. Call Wa. $50
or WA 42I4, WILLIAM L. PRIMHCSE
VEST NATURALIZATION bungalow,
So. 900 down. $40 per mo-; stairs to attic
full basement, gas a.-c. heat; large attrae
lot: So, 900 first trust at AZ Can GE
227O until 8 pm, BRIGHTWOOD REALTY
CO. III
WEST LANHAM-Immaculate 2-bedrm.
bunsa. with fully equip. kitchen, conf
iiv nm, full bsmt: This home is partly
back I'd with ample shade trees: storm
windows and screens, screened SIDE porch:
HALEY. IT., with THOMAS p HALEY.
UN 764S or HY. 0107; after pm. IN.
32Te. IL
COLONIAL BRICK-nen. lge. nv: nm.
with frepl, din. rrn., modern Kit; bed
m and TILED .1 bath tn nice ieysL o Coz D EM
2346 or OR. 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10

Beautiful Corner Brick Home
In best section of Michigan Park n.e.-S
rooms a bedrooms. bath and extra lava
tory, large concrete front porch, fireplace
in living room, hot-water heat with mod,
ern gas furnace, electric refrigerator and
garage: beautiful lot 40x110 it.. with re-
tanning wall Close to schools and trans
portation. Owner has purchased LARGER
home and has priced to sell Immediately
Phone Mr.. Mccarthy, TR. 2447. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H ST. NV, Ma. 2345.
CoLORED-i3O 10th ST. N.E:-3-bedrm
clean; can make good terms. GE. 0425
CoLoRED - BRooKLAND - outstand-
ms semidet. brick. 4 bedrms.. liv: nm.
din. rm., kit. with refgr.; front and rear
porches; rec. rm., gas heat; perfect cond
Call CO; 1888 or RA. 1898, PECK CO.
coIoREDEBRooKLAND-Row brick. Ex-
WooDRIpGE REALITY CO. 1881 r. /
CoLoREDSTRINIDAD brick
. complete kitchens, l bath. roughed-ir
plumbing for End bath Now rented a. a;
Eoomins house Owner Laying city
MIL mills OIL Re sGss ME- 4soo' eve. ,e enc
S1oIL.oRED-TWo-FAMnY SPECIAL. FRS,
offering of this attractive modern two
family home on Ames St. ne. Separate
entrances and meters and modern baths
and kitchens. bargain. Only $1,000
cash Mitchell QUICK, Owner, 81
7731; eve. RIA. 541s. 12'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10

COLoRED-BUY THROUGH SCOTT
Semidet. houses. 5 rms. and bath with
shower, auto. heat, full basement; i'm
mediate poss To inspect. call DE. 20l0,
JAMES E SCOTT REAL ESTATE, I'll
Fla. ave. NV. Ia
detached brick, yrs. old; gas heat:
fenced yard; excel buy; $4,000. Cali
T. PAUL MUDD, TR. 1852. 240S MINI.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
uPPER 18th STREET

Near Walter Reed Hospital, block of
18th ST. adjacent to Rock Greek Park;
Detached brick conStrucsion mode riistc
fhee5aP Iovey living room with are
place and at the, rear French doors s,p 6eae
room powder room and ultramodern
kitchen i picture windows in both :. living VII i
and dining rooms; 3 bedrooms e OF Twin ,a
b Easement. hish ceiling and atfording ample
for doetors suite or
from cellar to roof: gas hot-water heat;
Priced Price s26,56o owner having purchased
a large home will give immediate poSses
sion Cali Mr. ODonnell (evenlngs' "a.
5I72). THOS. J. FISHER g. CO. lNC''
fonnl ES20
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seu.hwe...

GROOM ROW BRICK for $500. Good
zoos K st NV. Elk. 1855, RE. 6345. 10
COLORED-916 LIST ST. S.W.-2-family
brick home can be purchased with small
1924 K st. NV. Elk. 57O5.
COLORED "GI," WONDERFUL BUY-Six
rms. bath, h.-w. heat. Small down pay
ment, $50 per month. Call no. 1868,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeos..

t fit.' din and iiV. rms rms titled tiled bath and
shower combina tic close to eyerything =;
per mo: immed. possession. TR. 1852
c etssf ( 3 !" HErcHrs-Nr. 18th and Ala
s ssh 81 hin H. ks2f ss $3.50
eSss HE'S Ii 4 6Rs o Nes
semidet. brick, 8 rms. tile bath, 2 dble:.
sized bedrms., gas heat, combination storm
p pdpWs' deep lot; SSoo Sj down. HART
MAN REALTY, INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. TR. 400 VI. 5e76.
Mr.. NAVY YARD-5-rm. home; nice lge.
and gas d heat; A real BARGAIN; sS.950;
REAL ESTATE CO. FIR. 11o1. 10
PA. AVE. Mr.. 18th ST. S.E.-First comm,
s s1'aee HARTMAN AM Realty gstf ii INC T545
Good Hope I'd. sc. TR. 44O0. VI. 1915.
POssESsIoN-Det. brk..
center hall, 8 rms, tiled bath. bedrm; and
fuii bsmt.. c. Concrete M 'front.' porch; ise level
Let; 2 PlkS oyer 2. G. line. Sc ud HART #
MAN T REA 4465 IHG 5s7 7$4' Good Hope I'd
front; semidst brE. 8 rms, bath. gas
Price, s14,5oo: HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
5 5s4s Good Hope rd' s.e.' 7R' AGO. W.
s14.s9o; 4I0s STANLEY ST. s.E...sturdy
prewar-built det home; in this fine ele;
waited SECTION Of the city 8 bedrms: and
Isx2o: 1o3i6 and HiH 1axis' Il IT. iy' rm
with fireplace. din rm. and kit and bed
Tm. or study on lst f.; all nm sizes are are
Trance. auto domestic INV. heater; nice
hedged-in yard; conven. to transp. and
new shopping center, and Coral Theater.
1862 or MI. Goddard. TR. $685.. FREDE-
RICK W. BERENs. 1928 K st. NV, ma
ONLY $1,000 DowN-vacant row brick,
St. rms and bath, hot-water heat,
front and rear porehes gar, oggner must
ping center--Vacant brick bunga.,. nice
5afssin ,a s HstRs s RsS5m CASH oil fefs
BURGESS CO, VI. 2SO2 till S. --12
ONLY 81; 500 cAsH-Brlck home, at 1913
tea bath er oil heat ss ne vaue.
siS,sso. r D. BURoEss CO, vi. 800
BRAND ss NEW HoMEs-we have 3 brand
low prices for 2-story brick constr. All
have iul bsmt Oil heat a1d 6 SS9dsizfd
H'' D. 9 BukoEss Co. W Vi : $sSs f'ss s.
-12
QUICK POSSESSION; Congress Heights,
500 xenia st, s.e.-Desirable semidet; brk.,
se 'p iot do sn DOWN o 0im
ment, balance like rent. Inspect any
time. CAMPANELLA & WOOD, Elk. ALB;
5es LEBAUM ST SEA lovely house in
a lovely neighborhood; semidet brick
owner leaving town. Easy terms Call
Mrs. Voist. AID. 1894 ewes. COX & CO.,
sfs NO CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-3-story
row brick basement house; converted into
3 apis, with 3 baths; INV. oil heat. or
. apis. avail; excel cond,,;, desirable
RsaitoT. ri; 1865; .m,r m
rm. semidet. brick house on large corner
lot; Al cond.; 3 bedrms. and bath on End
a.; gas a-c heat; full bsmt.; blks from
BUS. Priced for quick o6 sale. Attractiyes
WooD-coNLEY co. -12
MAR esth AND PA. -AVE-3-fam,ly unit
cor. brick, .. two-bedroom apis. and one
efaciency; full basement oil h.-wh.: in
come, $3.50 per mo. Price, $4,000. T
D. BURGESS, VI. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10
FRANK S. PHILLIPS
OPEN TO-DAY Z TO g P. NJ.

5O27 55th ave-, Rogers Hts. Md. asking
$4,000. Modern brick bungalow; large
liv. rm. with frepl., full dining rm., mod
A. Spacious End a. finished except for
decorating. Full bsmt., built-in garage.
Lovely handicapped lot. Excel. terms, mod
To reach, drive out Defense hwy. from,
Peace Cross to Edmonston rd Cat End
traffic Light. Turn left l mi. to Emer-
son SON. ST. tst st Rogers Hets sisn noo7 Then hen
open sign. Mr.. Guarino on premises.
Exclusive agent.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th st. NV, ST. 1900; ewes, WO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-10

Col.-Princeton st. NV.
Owner occupied brick home. bathrooms
oil heat, gar poss. GEORGE !. BORGER,
Ma. 0350. Ill