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Evening star., 1948-12-09
ScrewboII Epithet No Cause
For Arrest, Court Finds

men, or q stupid or insane person
like batty. bughouse, crazy, boob
dippy, screw-loose and soft-head."
1t Is not a criminal offense, how
ever, he said.
The court of appeals decision up
held Montgomery jury which held
that James Crouch, Veterans Ad-
ministration lawyer, 96O1 Riley place
Silver Spring, was wronged when a
neighbor charged him with disorder
ly conduct after Mr.. Crouch alieg
edly called him a "screwball."
Mr.. Crouch sued Capt. Thomas j
Kennedy, Navy medical officer, for
malicious prosecution and was
awarded $1,400 damages. Capt
Kennedy appealed the decision-and
lost.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
Hoffman to Determine
lChino's Needs on Spot

ISTANBUL, Turkey, Dec. 9 P
Paul Hoffman, administrator oi
the European Recovery Program
said today he must determine or
the spot what type of aid to extend
to China.
The American stopped here on a
fight to China to study, at President
Truman's order, the needs of the
country.
There is nothing political OF
military about my trip he went
on. Il am to find our ways to
express in practical manner our
traditional friendship with the Chi
neSe. 1 want to find out how best
to extend aid to the Chinese-who
obviously need it,
Mr.. Hoffman will land in Shang-
hal
Evening star., 1948-12-09
1000 Cleveland Workers
Are Notified Of LayoHs
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 9.-More than
l 900 workers in the Greater Cleve-
land area have been notified Of lay
offs.
The Apex Electrical g. Manufac-
turing Co. dropped 300 last week
and 400 more will follow on jan
'uary, /. President Clarence G..
Frantz said the action was caused
by a Government curb on INSTALL
|ment buying"
Jack Heintz Precision Industries,
Inc., reported there would be a
Evening star., 1948-12-09

At the turn of the Goth Century,
ice hockey was so popular In Eng
land 1t was considered O national
paStime.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
LOST

BEAGLE HOUND PUPPY. 6FCxn; Je: red
NV Reward. OR. 1925. 8
BILLFoLD, lost 7th and < SIS: NV: on
and M ident papers. AK e653: Ii
BLACK PLASTIC BAG, vic. Peoples Drug.
9TH and sts. Wednesday, prescriptlon
monev. rattle books. Reward. IA 496l
BLACK UMBRELLA. with silver and anne
rAlRrA% saHis sSe HoTEI. GsMala apt. 4os.
BOXER. female. fawn color, named Gin; n
Or. 0i36 after s pm. Reward.
BRILLIANT PIN. initiated e. P, M"
and l2th st. post ONCE. on Sun. Reverb
CAMEO BROOCH. Saturday morning, in Or
near Eastern Market at 7th and North
SGarolina ave. Sc; keepsake Reward: Can
C0CKER sPANIEL, golden, female, 8 mos !;
named sallee. Reward. RA. 1850: 10
Sohsn C. LAME tsmaS of y9aes OK oeasf
DARK Rim EYEGLASSES in red case
ssT s.eton as'h cy sf Ss VIZ sessS sss rhea'sr
White WHIT with 5pov bPown head and spots on back
:RS'' &C., - n r. sss? HooER MOSS 10 SS5S
ENGLISH BULLDOG, brown and white;
morning. Reward. Ak 5s21: .
FUR SCARF. skins, bleached maEten
ysny syGs sb and coumoa e5E' rd
Porter; gift deceased parent: Liberal re re-
ward DU. 5s43 OF DU, 1925. Ext. 4o3.
GREAT DANE, golden taun.r black pssk "a I
Md since November 2s. Phone OWNER
Silver Spring OH --Io
LADY's WRIST WATCH, Parker. sweep
sH' sff0na 4s45' band Nov 2S; ''h or st. nv.
PoCKETBOOK. black, cloth. in Hechts
basement containing large sun OF money
and peEsona sects soao RfTard Eva fsF return
ship S or ssa NsSal 'i Hedicai Hospital: tains
money articles and valuable papers; hesp
money yso ,stuFn papers and articles aeTaro n
PURSE, black handkerchief. containinnss nss
earaeney Rewsrd erdek re- 0:ss oe l0Ina
PURSE. lady's.- brown alligator. containini
oe is yage ssb s29S rom sensae oSss oee u
the Dept OF Commerce: Mon,;r n Nov s,s,, sg
o15l between $50 am. and $ PIN IL
STUDENTS VIOLIN. on fender Of car IN
used-car lot, corner OF North Barton sns
wilson blvd. Arlington, We'd around
LII
WATCH, Iady's lost sunday at Eco golt
case Swiss "Astin";. sentimental ya!ue
Reward. r. 2003 after s pm. 12-
WATCH, mans, Paul Breguette;, lost 4
vicinity of No Lexington ST. and Lee hwy
al p to 8. P.,'' initials. Reward kE
5104.
WRIST WATCH, chomium. Longine; pre-
si1mahly at Rock Creek Colt Course. He
ward Phone Elk s09S. III
WRIST WATCH, mans Hamilton. Monday
between Conn. ave. and r, ana l9tn ant
PARK rd Reward NO. 1854.
WRIST WATCH, lady's yellow gold Hamil
Circle. Reward. WI 1856. -1O
WRIST WATCH, mans gold Grueu. heXibl
BAN Reward. RE. 1857. 10
WRIST WATCH. mans Hamilton wit
leather strap; vicinity Peoples Drug Store
AZ" Mt Pleasant st. and Sacred Hear
Rectory Reward. Call co: 1900: y.
WRIST WATCH mans, yellow. gold: leathe
strap. Hamilton, in original pkg; Tuesoa
pm vic 1th and g SITS. NV. Reward. AT
1900 once hrs, or WI. 1855 evenings. 10
fOsT-PLATD WALLET containing cas-
and train ticket to Providence, r. !
fieighborhood of 18th and F sts.; suitabl
reward DU. 9249.
Evening star., 1948-12-09
FOUND

BELGIAN SHEPHERD. male, choke collar,
MONTGOMERY County tag. Call CHI. 105b.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-09

passed overwhelmingly. Mrs.
Blanche w. Lewis gas general
chairman for the drive.
Mems day will be observed Sun
day, July 10, with Van B. Coston
as general chairman. Funds de-
rived from the joint celebrations
will be used for church expansion
and extension.
Cecile's Chorale Ensemble of
Chattanooga, Tenn, will appear
in a return engagement at the
church Sunday evening at 8. This
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-09


outstanding group of radio artists
of national reputation sang at the
church two weeks ago enroute to
the National Congress which con-
vened in Cleveland, and are now
returning home. The public is
urged to avail themselves Of hear
ing these singers. Mrs. Cecile Der
ricks is director.
"The Church: It's Challenge and
Task" is the theme of the third
annual Chautaqua which is being
held July 6 to II at the Carthage
fairgrounds, 18th and Vine streets,
Cincinnati. Sponsored by the West
ern Union District association, this
outdoor retreat attracts more than
10000 persons each year. Tues
day, July 6, was Cincinnati Day.
CONTINUED on page 81
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-07-09

Mrs. l.. B. Fouse of Lexington,
KY, guest speaker for Women's
day services at the church last
Sunday, addressed a capicty au-
dience on the theme, "Women, the
Master Key to Living Standards"
A galaxy of musical talent was
presented in the afternoon serv-
ice. Sunday evening, Mrs. Lucille
Pauley, of the Zion Baptist church
challenged the women with the
subject, eff Ye Continue" The
financial goal of $1,000 was sur
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-05-21
Union Man Wont:
FDR $500 Bill

WASHINGTON, May Fl -
(LPA)-Last week Rep. Arthur
Klein Cd, N.Y.) introduced
motion into the House calling
for the printing of three-dol-
lar bill, to bear the picture OF
Franklin D. Roosevelt on one
side, and a cut of Hyde Park on
the other. The man behind the
suggestion is Abe Saunders, a
long time member of the Book
binders Union-AFL.
Saunders works in the Bu-
reau of Engraving & Printing
so naturally he's interested In
the currency problem. For years
he followed the leadership OF
FDR, and when the New Dealer
died Saunders got the idea that
a new unit of money should be
engraved in his honor.
But the idea of a three dollar
bill didn't catch on with toe
many people, at first. Their
came the end of OPA and the
upward zoom of the inflationary
spiral. "a dollar bill doesn't
buy anything these days." Saun-
ders told his friends. "What we
need is a three dollar bill. Il
will buy about what one dollar
did before the war"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-05-21
Unions Split On
TeIeViSion JOB

NEW YORK, May Fl (LPA)
"A fifty-fifty split of the jobs
opened up by last weeks first
television bro a C t from a
Broadway show - the top hit
"Mr. Roberts" been agreed
on by the international Brother
hood of Electrical Workers and
the International Alliance of
Theatrical Stage Employees, both
AFL affiliates.
CHS last Tuesday televiSed
part of the play "Mr. Roberts
alorg with backstage interviews.
The IBEW and IATSE furnished
equal numbers of cameramen,
control men and other techni-
clans. The two-union agreement
is limited to the first three weeks
of televised stage shows, after
which it can be extended or al
/ tered.
Origin of the potential dis
| pute over jurisdiction lies in the
fact that the IATSE claims that
the performances are kindred to
the Entertainment of screen ano
] stage.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-05-21
AirUvay Unit
A1r1ngS
By Herm Bick

1t seems Dept. ID thinks it is
high time tn e Foreman and
steward do something about the
noise in Dept. IL, we'll if you
girls can do something about the
foreman and supervisors in your
own Dept. from doing so much
yelling then we can do some
thing about that other noise.
My, my! so you girls can't
stand little noise. Have you
ever tried to quiet down your
own foreman and supervisors?
Try that first and we think
everything else will take care of
itself.
Why were the women of Dept.
IA screaming so much Tuesday
morning? Was it on the account
of a mouse? A poor harmless
creature. Come now girls, let's
be lady-like about it, not kids
Did you notice the new Secre-
tary at the last Unit meeting?
The position was held by no.
body but your news-hound
more fun!
Their sure was enough steaks
flying around last week; il
could mean only one thing, the
Bowling Banquet of the Men:
League which is being helc
June IL. So you fellows hac
better store up on those appe.
tietes.
Dept. II sure is proud of the
new drinking fountain. If i
could only dispense beer instead
of water more fellows would be
happy. What more do you fel
lows want?
Birthday dongs, are in order
for our little Helen May of Dept
10, the one more year event
occurs on the 26th of May.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-05-21
Champion Unit
Sparklets

The Champion Baseball team
plays it first regular game on
Sunday May 30th at Highland
Park. Our reporters tell us they
are a good team this year. They
have won three practice games
so far. Let's get out and give
them some support, boys and
girls.
Anyone interested in purchas-
ing jewelry or what have you
we now have a full fledged
salesman in Dept. E End shift.
Sure that's him, Herb Wilson.
Of course he only sells on Sat
urdays, but you can see him at
Dan Chester Jewelry store.
Well bet he can't sell water to
thirsty man on the Sahara
Desert.
If the Canteen has better
customer than Kenny Laver
since his operation, those of us
in Dept D End shift have failed
to see him. Go on, Kenny, get
back your former strength.
Agnes Pointinger, Dept. D 2nd
shift Inspector, states she has
worms-a special kind she is
raising to feed her pair of love
birds.
Who is the newspaper fan IN
Dept. B End shift, with all the
/ knowledge on baseball? His
choice as the best major league
pitcher today being prince Hall
4 Newhouser, who, to date, has
won only one victory and that Is
over the Helpless White Sox ano
has lost only four other games
According to some experts, who
have seen him pitch, he will DC
lucky to win another game
other than relief, provided he
pithches every other day until
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-05-21
Baseball Without
Hot Dogs

NEW YORK IPA) - The
New York ball parks were
thrown into state of panic last
week over a threatened strike of
Local so, Bakery & Confection-
cry Workers-AFL. The local
makes the, hot dog rolls for
Yankee Stadium, the Polo
Grounds and Brooklyn's Ebbets
Field. The union demands in
clude higher pay, shorter hours
and a company financed welfare
fund. The said New York Times
confronted its readers with the
observation that, in the event of
a walkout, fans can still get pea
nuts.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-05-21

July, 4th. What do you think,
Ollie B.?
We have two big scoops for
this week. The first one is on
Metz Strahm, the Committee
man. We have sworn statements
that he turned down a beer at
Wambi's last week. The second
one is that Herb Jennings, that
speedy hard working employee
of Dept. E 1st shift, bought his
big husky foreman, John Robins,
idea Herb, did Robins threaten
to whip you?
Mrs. Rita Veres, Inspector
Dept. D 1st shift celebrated her
second wedding anniversary last
week and she insists she is mad
ly in love with her husband
Nice going Rita and Joe.
We wish to extend our sym
pathy to the Chester Matuszyn-
ski family. Chester worked ir
Dept. A on the first shift.
Joe Emch has just informed
us that Metz Strahm has lost
nine pounds. Joe doesn't know
how he lost all that weight
Whenever we talked to Joe
about it he just shakes his head
and stares at Metz. Could that
be because Metz is always eat.
ing?
Did you notice the Tie Sales.
man of Dept. D 1st shift one day
week all dress up fit to kill
wearing one of his bright rec
ties? 1t pays to advertise, Elmer
Evening star., 1948-02-26
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. tcsnt.

HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. tcsnt.,
$4,000; CHEVY CHAsE-A joy to be.
hold. This uniquely planned brick home
d. r with lovely crystal chandelier, Fitch:
dishwasher. bedroom. full bath and den
second floor has 8 nice bedrooms ane
bath. There is an, attached garage with
70 see. MR.. MALCOLM. OR. 6916. oW
SiRKsmE - Attractive center-hall bricl
Colonial with large iiving room. dinin;
room. kitchen, breakfast room; den ane
lay. 1st d9or: bedrooms : baths. 2ne
special features Include elec, dishwasher
extra-lsrge closets: house, about year!
sEfHGs6A, TREN e aD.. s15,s5o Attraefstv,
brick home In very convenient locator
living room, dining room, kitchen.s2 bed.
l9'. JoShsE SaIE %o: Co; ssgS 1Scl until PM s ERw
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK---Atten.
tion veterans; attractive det. brick home II
:ss ssSso f0 sSd Fas .Isnsp beat rRHD A. to saH
aafsiSsi aEosGEroWs 1oa1s lsie rs Is efSa
does doe nc not rec require major changes but simpl,
S's sions: Is IT, ssP 'front.' row 0 brick with mic.
dssp ooa and bath on snd oer
kit. and lovely bright din. rm On garoer
@ s noy wsh yaisp BURR essss Yo1N ss nr
DEIACHED BRICK: 2 bedrooms and batt
rs Gos aHd H1sS Ss on sns
ppz1Hii1 ppaz1HHiIiI1psS' We. ssoo until pm. SSH
CLEVELAND PARK. near Cathedral Man.
-Immaculate. 8 rms, tiled baths, rewl,
tifuiiy decorated. eornieed walls. large
gas refriserator and stove. gas h,,w.h
located: % = rsasonaSly ca % priced at ssI.75o witt
safsisnes sTHif eGzsE 01
GEORGEToWN-Smal town house, excel
loc.; poss; gould be given within 80 days
sts STss Ss. in sqGs sr.4g ssnd ain 6sdns Fs
garden to an alley, frepiaces; price, S2l'
Attractive s-bedroom house that .na ha'
TOWN REALTY CO.. HO. 4S6S.
COLoRED-S1OO DOWN-only few
more left of these 4-room brick homes II
convenient downtown Ieestion ss son near rves ls
81 ss4a MF kay NofsE sEALTY H ss5 eo. RA. saoo. g
coLokED-ssoe down makes NAL sr,:s you 18th, tn,
yh coal hss Eai and fse S prssa sx pas a9as
eSioKEbgsseo ssss "a ssss bEock stt II fish ST.
Two-story brick, 10 rms, baths fui
bsmt., excellent condition; $1,000 cast
down. MIR. BRADLEY, DE. 1160; afte'
SoRG;61kiIK SoRG6kiIKbbGESpaa bE alza; 18th AND rArRMoN1 MSs
STS.-Three-story,. S-rm. brick, spaclou
rooms, good condition. large front porch
yard, full bsmt MR.. BRADLEY, DE
115o: after pm, DE 7179s xoo o125 20,
2-family apt. regular 2-family, 2-stor:
brick, 4 rms. and bath in each apt, tota
8 rms and 2 baths, with separate hsatini
plants; Al condition.; PRICED to sell M
week. For details, call till 8 IN Wsek
days; Sun; II TO te g.: YIN; &c GAtQMIEIs q
ooLoRED-wE oGRIERDwE HAVE FEW choic,
homes now available In all sections, VIII
very low down payments: reasonably
priced and easy monthly payments. HAM
MIoN REALTY, GE; $685. .. ,..2 rs
Randolph SITS. n.w.--Semidet. brick bldg.
in good cond: 10 lge. rms. with rec. rm
in .bsmt.; very reas. priced with S2,Oot
cash required; conv. monthly payments
WOODWARD 4 NORRIS, Realtors. 72S
goth st. NV, RE. 65s5; Sun. and ewes.
Mr. Norris, tr., GIL. 0952. 20
Evening star., 1948-02-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. Cont

THIS NEWLY RENOVATED, white brick,
lge. 2-family home, is now available Tor
stasts sns slsssD down nsGaa M FERNS
A. HERBERT g. SONS, Realtors 515 East
Capitol ST., Ii. O129; eyes,, LU. 4109. 3
GREENwAY, East Capitol st-semide-
tached brick with, liv; rm;. din. rm, KIT,
large front and rear yards SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO., 1911 Penna. ave. sc. u FIR.
sahr s2gG 0s BLOCK rs; 1fHSi From U. S. cAprroL@a
family apartment, each apartment mas
liv. rm.. din. rm., Q. bedrms.. kitchen and
modern bath; full bsmt;; ideal for con-
H4SSss SSs :FS; 6 s5n1 sss ss ssal r. .v: .Ss:
sie.sSo: s asoo' es7 EA1ElcH p. s,L.p.- p.
sHGGTos. Shelf s.1s; Rsaltor. HrVi NV. sSio. @s7
1895 DOWN-Lovely .2-yr.-old, modern
5-r brick home. fun Ia basement oil oil heat heat
Of S9950; payments only $50 per month.
HAMmToN REALTY. 6o26 deorsia .s ave
TMo. TN; FAN FAMILY HOME, Anseostia - Built
contains living room, bedroom, kitchen,
bath, refrigerator and stove; l apt vacant,
utility room. gas heat, heat,ooy Only $14i609' I609
Reasonable terms. e. CROSS Al. lsoo.
ST. Sc, 900 BLoCK-s-room brick
apt, gas heat. furnished: 4 elec refgrs;,
easy 'tsyss sssms PRESS + SCI 'gi1
5TosiRsf yiE%safs a7s Fol- EH cSESnrD SaaS $3.50
attractive corner home of Z rooms and
MI4cHEl Sash and SSaS aGfck 81 ASST evenings
s6 edLoahD 5ahf THROUGH SCOTT
Newly developed, Central Park area; s
rms and bath. fun bsnt, @ rec sa space sas -
FHA financing. Small monthly notes. Foi
full particulars, call DE. 2o1o. 2Ql l
JAMES E. SCOTT, Real Estate, I'll Fla
ave. NV. Other brokers invited.
COLORED-140O ST. S.E.--In. lovely
neighborhood. we offer this beautiful row
brick home, containing lovely rooms
and bath, h.-w.h., large Colonial front
porch and rear porchss thass can A. os N
". es Is !sesssis aSs sa
SRa sE fSs hssFols s6s osEpn T. aw
sSI: slsl ssssi 4 4fR s rms, Baths sqs
onsg aysya sf.4 hssss oWaER Sfa eo 5s
COLORED-S1, 900 CASH, possession
owner must sell this attractive row brick,
having 5 large rooms, / bath, h.-w.h.,
newly decorated: located close to Navy
Yard; priced for quick sale at only So. .450.
ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.. 1924 Eye
~ oda0
Evening star., 1948-02-26
SUBURBAN. sAIE-vIRGINIA,

TWO FAMILY, ali brick, separate en-
frances, living room. dining room KIT;
s sas ssoS sasS mo aopss g..s 81 sss cs
cH. 9666; ewes. Kenmore b456. WILLIAM
P. PARRAMoRE, Realtor. exclusive agents.
NEW CALIFoRNIA-sTYLE HoMEs-Larse
living rm. with fireplace. dining alcoye, 2
large bedrms;. tiled bath, large equipped
x and utility rm ncu ssnax washer
heat and copper. plumbing. Situated on
large lot in excel GSpy locatien Pyissd
ffsuiss SET BRfGk s.sToRY fSeh DGPLEaEash * E has
2-bedrm;: apts.; marvellous SppoIFit,un'ity rt to
anEx stanssa cnsrrSNeU Sa Pg stoas
$4,000: Gift; hy rm; with fireplace, lace
sa ST S#
sG%s. sRs s5e sDs :.es ls y:ns: o
excel. condition. Owner may accept 81 4
BEATTY CO.. 211e Wilson blvd. at; or
baths, iee. dining and living rms. tuuy
ssn' ssn aanee a a a ea'ssa esa
s4sSSS $500 Bus s1s 5sHH iaS'' ~
oMi aEix9soG a42R; SH BafSk, fsai .-e oil heat, m
rooms, bath. dry basement fenced yard
fansp 'saos6 $685. a sofs or TE aas
NEAR wEsTovER - Brick and asbestos
shingle bungalow, 8 rms. and bath, on 1st
a..c. heat; nicely handicapped lot. 5ox1 90;
blks. to school; shopping and bus; sl5,-
ksDmofe ss9 tergs gs77 o. dI l. sszs Bolr Seals9F
suNGALo%i sfSHSS SsIx.room. modern
Soasrn sSasa19T titchss 0s's SSeS sass ssi
H51EEY 61EEY bRfek fo 's lse no. DsasSs corner
lot; nr. Wash. Golf and Country Club;
Realtor, CHI. 1866; ewes, Kenmore 5a55.
s14,soo-HAIr-AcRE SURROUNDS hi,
excellent 3-bedrrn. brick home near Fails
ton. good financing Exclusively. ELIZA
eoUsrEY eotN " EHshs Cue EsTAFEsMost T attr.c.
s psta1 sss snow h04 A.. aS
bsdrms. on End floor. Very nvsble 1s'
fAsEH fGz ssh 1spfssso " soss ~ 'S5sR
COW. boi TO pENTAeoN-s bedrms., brick
in new cond:; $500 down and easy
dinette, Kit, bedrms. and bath. oil .sas &c
heat on nice lot: close to bus ma1 and snop, neEn
REALTY REALTY CO. a S. Giebe rd, at Lee blvd
s622s sonfH GIL lf1s Il aL Cod briek
hit Ru hed bedrms., ms. full tiled bath expansion
2nd tu psmt sBovn ss by aeet net. onIS slS
sFES " bv5 I65Ss g. g. 1sss Or g. es' e
BELLE HAvEN-Bv owner. 4-bedroom
ftruetion: n1ms. Ssi s2s.i5oo. "a Vernon ter. re.
ssoossSooM BRICK, s1a.s5o; with recreation
s s0n. 81 e MassAs hiss s1ss. ssFS g1s
iSR sE slxa sMahA AElnss:Sa ssse a Or
m rom ~ YOUR armchair through our illus
rsssd Realty Bulletin Ts s.esint,on tess, psds Dsd
DSS.sss5a s.5ssrn ssS Brlst. ssa,: :s%,
q hSss |sHSfs 81 ;!s
finished attic: spie and ssppan; fenced LOT losi
suy say ''ies RsAE+g fa2g'gs gsJhIEfS a1HR CO.. ow 7ssS
BEAUTIFUL e-sToRY brick home teasur1; r.;
ssi i st tioor; large iiv. rm with frepiacs: This
s P seqs eS9S J16soN sEH
e. SON. 1922 No. Irving ST., Arlington, va-
CH. Os00. Mr.. Bowman, eyes, Gil s9oa'' 80
ArrRac. s-RM., a-sToRY BRICK home.
overlooking park and playground; near
Schools, trsnsp. and shopning district; s;,ea on
heat. fun basement; co~mf1rssSie ~ pr2oMY; r2omS;
g. SON, 1922 No. Irving ST. Arlington
7-RooM BRICK HOME. centrally located ts
In I'm kit, breakfast
on Isl noor; 3 large bedrms., l full bath.
half baths. fun basement; OIL heat; SEM. en-.
det. inmed, eccupsnsy; PsissHa PsissHa SI5ssSSg' i1aS Se
TTrinr NJ Arlington, va, CH. 0600. ~
Evening star., 1948-02-26

bdrms. and tile bath, garage; restricted
Woodbridge, bungalow-5 rms. and bath,
home for 500 900; terms. WOODBRIDGE
Realty CO., INC, 1881 R. I. ave. ne,
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINs-semibungalow;
on End; will accommodate 2 beds; oil
h;,-yh; garage; corner lot; bargain at
rms semidet brick; 3 bedrms.; built
asat Ne ! oaiy, ! III i Ss1Ns NA9NoK C.. a0os Il l.
COLORED-BROOKLAND, near 18th and
s9sI ssr in soSs Ss"s sons sr' b. ohs
ooLonED-p1x, NEAR ss.h-vsssnt. ! ;
bsmt., a.-c;h.. hardwood ars.; move q
WM. WM J. P1yis, 300 500 H 9sioI St. NV. NA. s55s;
ceoLoREbSiai4 asi o9ai OWENS PLACE Ne
full bsmt.. oil h:-w.h.; possession at settle
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65L5kES.sSr 65 IS .sssF PHI 4HR6gez RE SCORE
bf b2s2 oEsR sntomaa n heat arTsnssd 1ns
apts., complete baths; q home with an
income; Cali MRS. TURNER, DE. 1913; 155d1a
coLohEb@ioso eSsIi hni 7eHSi IRVING ST. N.E.Epet.
9 tryst' 500 psyaSIs sss IS TRsFMsiSs mSrthly
GohokEpMrk1NfpAp GeSh RED Ah Area & nj N.E.@We sR
have several z and, S-rm. brick homes
these aa"vr are IS splendid properties that have
Ieas.,. with down payments as low as 81
this fne area. call Ma. 9797 until pm
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
925 New York aye. NV. NV. NE ...-,,.,u,
tapestry brick home, containing 3 apts.,
complete baths, 3 kitchen ranges, refgrs.;
property in excellent condition; good in
come; live in one apt. and rent the other
two. Call Mr., Mcintosh, Re- 1861; eyes,
WA 0so7, with FRED A. SMITH, Realtor,
coIoEEDdPEN eSsISsIHs LIZ S'h bzILH III as VACANT
heat, bsmt. bI; I%44; ewes, Mo. 29e4:
brick home; large yard, cellar, gas heat.
Colonial porch; priced to sell; reasonable
terms, Ii O30S.
Evening star., 1948-02-26

cratic brick Colonial, in desirable Indian
Spring Country Club sections. very lge.
bedrms., 1h tiled baths, flrepl., side porch
powder rm.; lovely. level homesite; ex-
pensively designed, moderately priced. For
appt. to inspect, call till 8 pm, SIMON
Evening star., 1948-02-26

SUBURBAN MARYLAND HOMES =
81 500 800 down 'S and payments Of $9S.ss pei pei
month: expansion, attic, full basement
storm windows, oil heat nr. stores and
transp., conven. to Suitland. Andrews
Field and Naval Research Lab.
No. 2. 5-room bungalow-In Oxon Hill
area; y acre of good land, 109-ft; front.
ST 800 down. S45 per month; storm win
dows. stove and refgr. 90
Of Cleared land; less than Z miles from
D. c.; priced at $4,000.
AT. 6227, C. D. MURPHY. Realtor. 1901
Evening star., 1948-02-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

brick home; large yard, cellar, gas heat
Colonial porch; priced to sell; reasonable
terms, IL O30S.