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Evening star., 1948-02-28

It seemed reasonable to him that
the RUSSIANS should deal with the
Roraanians and Bulgarians and that
| Britain should deal with the Greeks,
who were In Britain's theater Of op-
erations, were Britains old allies
and for whom Britain had sacri-
fled 10000 men In 1941.. The same,
he added, was true Of Yugoslavia.
Mr.. Churchill commented that he
thad kept the President constantly
informed, but that Britain had been
playing the hand in Greece and had
to be very careful to play it agree
ably to the Russians. Events, he
remarked, moved rapidly In the
Balkans.
Reply Sent to Churchill.
This telegram was important In
that it brought in two countries not
hitherto mentioned by the British
Bulgaria to be- dealt with by Rus
sia, and Yugoslavia to be dealt with
by Britain. It, therefore, seemed
more urgent even than before to
oppose the arrangement which
would bring one set Of countries
under Russia and another set under
Britain Y w.
The President sent our reply to
the Prime Minister on June 10. The
President acknowledged In the reply
that the government responsible fol
military actions In any country
Britain was militarily responsible
for Greece and Russia for Romans
would inevitably make decisions
which military developments neces-
STATED. But we were convinced that
the natural tendency for such de-
cisions to extend into the political
and economic fields would be
strengthened by the agreement pro-
posed by the British.
The President stated our opinion
that this would surely lead to the
persistence of differences between
Britain and Russia and to the divi.
sion Of the Balkans into spheres ol
influence, regardless Of Mr.. Church.
ill's statement that the agreement
would be limited to military matters
The President concluded that W
would prefer to see consultative ma
chinery set up for the Balkans t,
resolve misunderstanding and II
prevent the development Of ex
elusive zones Of influence.
The Prime Minister came bacl
the following day, June IL, with ,
long, forceful telegram saying tina
the Presidents message had give
him much concern. Action woul,
be paralyzed, he said, If everybod,
had to consult everybody else befor
taking action. Events In the Bal
kans always outstrtpped the chang
ing situations.
| Cites Two Examples.
Mr.. Churchill advanced two ex
amples In which direct action b.
himself had resolved situations
the mutiny of Greek troops .
Easter and q prospect of trouble IL
Egypt.
In the Greek crisis, he comment
ed, the Presidents telegramS to hin
had worked wonders. His agreemen
with the President had been com
plete and the result had been en-
tirely satisfactory. He asked VIII!
all this efficient direction should b
broken up into a committee O
mediocre officials such as were be-
ing Uttered throughout the world
He further asked why he and tn
President could not keep this u
their own hands, considering hov
they saw eye to eye about 20 mucl
| Of 1t.
j The Prime Minister finally sug
gested that the arrangement he ha,
proposed should have q thre
months trial, following which /
would be reviewed by the thre
Evening star., 1948-02-28
By Constantine BroUn

Two lonely men now symbolic
the defeat Of democracy In the
Czechoslovak government - and
their days are numbered, certainly
Evening star., 1948-02-28
Bv LoweH MeHeft

The charge is continually made
that the Truman foreign policy is
dictated by politics, meaning domes-
tic politics or the effort to win the
Evening star., 1948-02-28

uQlupCl GU y ~
their present
positions, posi-
bly, numbered
on this earth.
What : specih-
cally has hap
pened to DR..
Eduard Benes,
pre- sid mt Of
Cze choslovakia
in victory and
defeat, Is still
uncertain. Out
side efforts to
m q ke contact
with him both
Evening star., 1948-02-28

(Mr. Hulps memoirs stu Be
resumed Monday. An article
specially twttten By Mr.. Hull totu
appear In the Sunday Editorial
Section tomorrow
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-16
U. s. Public Health To
 Have Alaskan Field Station

A field station of the U. S. Public Health Service will be established in Alaska, according to an announcement made this week by Dr. c. Earl Albrecht, territorial commissioner of health. Dr. Jack C. Haldeman will be medical officer in charge His headquarters will be in An chorage.
 Dr. Haldeman was formerly with the Territorial Department of Health, when he served as tuberculosis consultant in 1888 and 1889. Since that time he has surved in public health positions in The Dalles, Ore., Christian County, Kentucky, San Juan, Puerto Rico and New Orleans, La. He comes to Alaska from Washington, D. C., where he has been filling the position of exc cutive officer in the Division of Hospital Facilities.
 Dr. Haldeman has expressed enthusiasm for his scheduled re- turn to public health work in Alaska. He will be joined in An chorage by Mrs. Haldeman and their two sons, who will arrive in the very near future.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-16
Mamma, Kids To Get Vacation At Kings Lake

Kings Lake camp will be a vacation spot for both mother and the kids the first week in August, although not at the same time, according to plans an- nounced by the Extension Office this week. The program opens at Kings Lake with a four-day All camp lasting from 2 pm. Aug. 2 to 2 pm. Aug. 5. As the kids check out mothers will check in, for the Homemakers begin two-day retreat at the camp at 2 pm. on Aug. 5.
 Four-H girls and boys, in order to be eligible for camp, must have their project work up to date. The camping cost will be S9. This fee may be paid to Mrs. Bernice Johnson at the Exten- sion Office.
 Four-H campers are asked to bring blankets or a sleeping bag, sIacks or overalls and shirts, warm coat or sweater and cap, sleeping garments, underwear, walking shoes, rubbers, swim ming suit, toilet articles and towels, mosquito dope, a drink ing cup, pencil, notebook, scis- sors, camera, jack knife and books to read.
 The club members are sched- uled for a program of swimming, music, games, craft, stunts and a bug-hunting contest.
 No schedule of activities has been planned for the Homemak- CTS group, since most club mem bers have indicated they'd like to spend the time just relaxing. There will be craft classes for those who want them.
 Cost for the Homemaker' S camp is to be about S4. Campers are asked to bring blankets, a swimming suit, toilet articles, reading material, mosquito dope and glasses for etching, if they plan to do craft work.
 Homemakers also are asked to register at the Extension Office. Early registration is necessary in order to complete plans for the camp.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-16
Oregonians Are Moving North

A mass air migration of Ore gonians is expected to descend on the territory early next month. A group of Portland busi- nessmen plan a northern flight to Fort Yukon, in an attempt to better the distance record they set on a mass flight to Sonora, Mex, last February.
 The men expect to follow the Alaska Highway north, and then will continue on across the Arc tic Circle to Fort Yukon. On their return they will visit An chorage and Mt. Mckinley Ma tional Park. They expect the flight to take about 12, days.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-16
Matanuska To Appear In Story, Teleuision

The Valley soon is to be inn mortalized in written word and in television through the efforts of writer photographer radio announcer Frank Edwards of Indianapolis, Ind. MT. Edwards, a representative of the Capper's Weekly publications, visited here on Tuesday to secure pictures and material for his stories.
 He conferred with M. D. Snod- grass, from whom he secured figures and statistics relative to the production in the Matanuska Valley.
 The newsmen left the Valley on Wednesday to fly to Rainy Pass with Bud Branham. He hopes to get number of Alas kan game pictures there, and then will return to Palmer for another short stop before contin- uing on to Fairbanks where he will photograph gold-mining op- erations at Ester and Cripple Creek.
 MT. Edwards took a number of pictures in the Coop area, and visited several Valley farms. h. cluded on his picture-taking tour was the Kellogg farm, the Ex- pertinent Station, the Hoehn farm, the Jim Barry farm and several farms located south of Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-16
Peters Have Girl

A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. C. w. Peters Thursday at 10:30 o'clock am. at the Val ley Hospital. The child weighed six pounds, four ounces. MT. Pet CTS is manager of the Alaska Rural Rehabilitation Corpora ton.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-16

Rev. Joseph Johnston is to be the evenings guest speaker at tonight's Young Life meeting, it was announced today. He will talk of his experiences in Africa. The meeting, a gathering of young people of all denomina- tions, is to be held in the United Protestant Church at 2 o'clock.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-16
Members Are Absent

Although c h d u e d f o r Wednesday evening, there was no meeting of the Valleys agri- cultural committee at that time.
Valley frontiersman., 1948-07-16

CoffsY lnsurss EvsxYthine-
 aazaamhsxf -Adv.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-southea,,.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS, mr.. 5th and Nichols
s.e.-Det. larger 6-rm home, ARRANGED for
o tapss pTssd siseM5 na a. rantsd HAsMSN fSf f82
INC: l345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR. 44oo,
SEAR S1;al =; AVE; AND ~ 18th st. s;E-N,ee 4
sfr aas ensn R5Sf fas say
TY CO.. 121l Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000. 10
BY OWNER; S.E.--5-rm. brick semidet.;
transD.; about $500 down. AK. csl1.
NEAR ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-e new de
PLACE, din rm.. kit 3 nice bedrms.. | =
E ;S sas
BR1cR BUNcAsoW. @ w. sf-TSs IL Eli sne" new brick
). nice bedrms, . baths. full bsmt;; gas
fss :E'S SFARFS R5'ss CO.
NEW DETACHED BRICK, blks, OH
Ala aye sewImme diate has.n possession:
Rsf fss hsas fYe ac 1t s99 soG
s22ssBa s222is 81 S III y ''7s desirable
Baths. oil 'f heat: full s Basement s knotty-
pine y rm bedsms det gar FIRE
$1,000 down. ANNENBERG REALTY CO.,
@2 or nbona M,ehoss ainton aye se ss ER 1857 till
A, LITTLE HOUSE. big yard, 31oo block
of 6 st. Sc. of Minnesota ave.-4-rm.
an offer, Call Miss Bell, RE. 1855, with
OIL G ST. S.E.-2-story brick, large living
room, dining room and kitchen; gas hot
wateF a r. heat sectrieity large bedrooms
terms May be seen any time. Possession.
DI: 7739, N, e; HINES & SON; 4.6 IN
yestment Building: evenings call Mr., Davis
s. 800 DoWN-Brand-n new det. homes, :.
blks. of Alabama ave, s.e Bradbury
Hefh dee5 se ] bath vfS rec
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. I345 Good
Hope rd: Sc; TR. 44oo, VI .5976. 10
TaE CuIEsT LITTLE 5-RM. semidetsched
saupped ] toheh n iepced e 2s4 2srd 1sa Teasonsbe @
eoXn eo Ms Hossu ress mSnthy Ss m
ATLAS REALTY CO. ''
1910 A ST. s.E.-Brick apartment build
ms 5 comp , apartments, p income $3.50 zoo
ANNENBERG Realty CO, ''i@ sos. Nichols
sTs SR ii ifh Fl sx5 S3i7 "a til AVE- psi
@ porch ap1S'ts full bsmt o oil nHe s eIee retsr H
settlement Large rear yard with hedge,
flowers. and fenced. RAY CHICK. 1904
Marlboro, pike, HI 4404. HI; $500, -19
Just become vacant and will be sold to
highest bidder to sevtle an estate. 1t needs
and xns up but Is
trees and will make fine home for some
one, Call c. D. MURPHY. AT. 6227, FIR.
1883 TALBERT TER. Sc. Anacostia-5
rooms. brick. basement. oil &C, heat:
s1O,75O, cash $1,000, balance like rea-
s9nSRs saNbfps rent Inspect BY apt ooso
1912 BROTHERS PL. Sc, Cong. Hts.
block of Nichols-Detached white frame;
8 rooms, bath, storage attic: garage; new
terms. SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1868; ewes.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

PRIVATE PARTY-Small,. conveniently 10.
Gated bungalow in nearby Md; 81, 500
aAVE spWH 1MMEbiaTE PURCHASER for 3
or 4 bedroom home; arst-fioor den and
iavatory preferred but not essential; will
pay up to $4,000 cash: Chevy Chase.
P E: or Nd Wake. MakefeMd: H. sssss, ES5sst H!1ls Wn
O6S4, with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1906
H ST. NV. Ma. 2345.
URGENTLY NEED or 7 room home in
Woodbridge. Michigan Park or nearby
Prince Georges County: cash buyers: i'm
1905 H st. NV MA. 2345:
PRIVATE PARTY would like to purchase
house, Silver Spring, prefer bunsaloE; y.
ssasSnsHeoL r. CaPTToL ANp E0 caxSNlNG three stores,
i, 800 sq. it., suitable for restaurant, bar
Der shop, beauty shop, bakery. photo lab,
etc. Call Bayer, DU. 1911, COX & CO.
I PAY CASH for white or colored houses
in need of repair or remodelins. Call EN-,
HOUSEs WANTED. in any condition. white
Or eolored section, Will pay cash. po'
Will viii p PAY TOP Cash PRICE for yom
frame or brick house; no commission. RE.
1866.
Evening star., 1948-11-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. lcont. }

WooDRIDGE BRICK two-story; 9 rms. tilet
SeS Sss sssk 5 D saIs sSs:Seo. ': RANpSII S!d
MALSE4rm HN s4S5 Until sSI Merry ST. Mt Rainier
Observation-Disclosures corner, home OF
8 rooms. z baths. recreation room. oil hot
Handicapped lot; original owner; possession
At settlement. A real buy at Sl5'S5o.
BEITzEIL, pi. 800
30 I AMEs ST. NE rooms. nm. attic;
NhrS BATHS; saS95S; terms SCOTT
iss9 sT. NE1Brick, OBI 'ss; family: mil fsH buiitin
gar; two 1-bedroom apts,, = baths; plus
ST. ssH' ssn'ssss SCOTT SsF'H sASDnk B."
coNvENfENT ,Si MEN NE. gs'q LOCATION s11,s5o.
aon features sp ssk yand in vf5S fully seed eepe
kitchen; automatic gas heat; full basement
with outside ENTRANCE. For appointment
e ins2sct call MI Clarke. ST. 1880. with
Goo6 Go INcoME PROPERTY, 100 D st.
n.e.-Corner brick; In perfect condition;
! live IN one 4-room apt: rent from other
yard ,garase. Price reduced. Terms. Can
NJ Me- Hartman; ar aaso COX g. co. RE. 1888.
Two. TWo.FAMIIY a DUPLEX - Close to asth
and Pa. ave. Sc; full bsmt., laundry, gas
a.-c. heat; each apt. has rms. kit and
PHIL fgDFGT No. 45SS un3 aaHn pn phos
SakEE..EAMny SHHa .Ft sPEclAL-Near Eastern
home. Row brick, gas heat, modern baths
snd k.cnsrs as asIn or gnfqT1
10 #. wide, 8 nice-sized rms. > inclosed
sy 81 5ss ffok Ss6S e0 s51s
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Only $3.50
hH INV h l on Clay pl. N ne. Surely Realty
Ski sRcK AD coIoNfx eaS fSfs IA foons SHSs IL baths
price $17,50O; for information, cali Mr..
sGYRa4 GH $780, s i1ST sYsS Gil avs1S sol
hood: s bedrms., lge sleeping porch bath.
etc; gas h.-w.h.; aluminium storm windows
Stripped; full bsmt With outside entrance;
gar; perfect condition: close to schools,
stores snd traa Cal Mi RGnehps
Isl Isl YOU t; sT. N.E.MSear Mckinley Hish;
brick rms and bath bsmt nn6 garage; garage
sisSsSs sTss PdaB E SoRaAs gE
II Il FR.SKL1N RHSS ST N.E.-Brick s:family liam
quick possession; upstairs apt. completely
turn.. rms. and bath; income. $50 mo-;
Dsmt; only S14 800, 5000 down. Don't
delay This will sell fast ANNENBERG
REALTY CO, @022 Nichols ave. Sc, FIR.
Only si5oo Down. fine semidet. brk.
at 1741 L St ne Very clean and nice,
4 rms. snd bath, " bedrms., h h.. nice
yard and nice location. Only $3.50.
$3.50 monthly. ANNENBERG REALTY
co, "022 Nichols ave. Sc, FIR. 1857 till
IN BEAUTIFUL. WOODBRIDGE. close to
everything; 3-story Diet. brick. yrs.
old; built-rieht home, throushiyy modern;
oil heat: in Al cond., on larae lot; priced
ment. H. c, MAYNoR g. CO., NO. 433s.
fioot fi apt vacant. located in Woodridge@
each apt. gas heat. Only Sl4.950 Call
GE. s270 till 0 pm. BRIGHTWOoD
REALTY co -19
Evening star., 1948-11-18

lis
CoLoRED-II62 ABBEY PL. Ne
stories gas heat brlck kon front peTsh os rms
eSSsSs: eSS FkANK s5is NJ y; ISSy RoYyEE Rsat0T' D1
sSS Sk o HIN B5 fms Sf b.ts sESr1os
on ind a.: conv. to transp: and schools;
sssH D's%s9i ri Sas = sBsoH4S
LII oates Bsreb.s Bsm oil hsas
REYNoLDs, Di. ss44; ewes, HU. $500.
CoLoRED-i4 ST. Me- rms. 2
baths. INV. oil. full bsmt.. front entrance,
spss 70 70 inspsst; cali MRS. EELi9ddT'
c6LoKsb9IMMGDiAT M 5kIf; I'm iE1fAT possession brand
new 5-room brick; near transportation;
1Ssssnta in SeRn way sss F9Ssf
coS2I1oRED-NEAR sth and Florida Mar
fs fsE sae SRY sH54 u 6s aewn COS. sGcs ncs
@ g0pt n9Fss ina 81 EsFd
e6ioRhpSnxR a6 Ssf1 eSfs RI No. cxr1roL and Fla
ave.-S2,oOO down, will buy this Groom
brick home, with y Kits Sa and baths %Y Go
eoLoREbsisls AD Ssff eTsi MoNTEIio No SHa2 AVE,
8 rooms, brick, full basemt. oil r: W q; ;
S13,75O. Inspect by appt., SCOTT SAND
ERS, TR. 1868; ewes, VI. .0990;
COLORED-5-room row brick; screened
porches finished recreation, room with
bar: oil h. -w.h.; neighborhood is good and
price is right at $13.25O: must be seen
to be appreciated. SCOTT SANDERS, TR.
1868: ewes, VI 0990.
COLORED-SEATON PL. NE.-Larse g.
rm. semidet. brick home; bedrms.. full
basement. oil h.-w.h, newly redecorated;
refined neighborhood. near transp. and
shopping; price. S12,g50. on terms. Call
Mr.. Stover, with CAMPANELLA g. WOOD.
CoLoRED-NExR 10th AND E N.E::-Im-
mediate possession; Tyr. .-old-bIick; rms,
HARTMAN REALTY. INC. l345 GOOD
COLoRED-GoOD NE. LOCATION; 8
rms. double garage, oil h.-w.h.; $500
6SSse JOHN zIRwEss; Isss Nc RS 'eaFs aEFssalto1ss;
coz CsSoIIoREDHSsth AND Dix ST. N.E.-Roww
PEiss, sTiss s.. .a5o; s sssa M essh @ s :. M: xiKEN
c1oMoRREbLsi 1s%a 4 s. b. sA ST. s'sSa S;E-Rew brick
800, reasonssls S terms. sTgs EM AIKEN, 1900
eoIoREDEs G RED g RMS. AND BATH. oil b.
VIII. bsmt., garage; $500 down. For
information. call Mr.: Cauthorne or Nj
Davis with CHARLES Q. WARD. NO
9s79 .etween am. and B pm. -lS
Evening star., 1948-11-18
SUBURBAN SALE-Mp. (cent.)

OFF conn. AVE. ,ExT.-chsrming brick.
rated; 2 lge. bedrms.. full tiled bath on lst
A.; tremsndous dorgitory bedroom: iuli
level lot 10Ox1 So; extraordinary value as
sci 500, Can RA., 1858. or FRANK 8.
RxGEhfEfoNaL RxtIh5RSb al 1F4IiNANc1se adds to tn.
Ss ssm,s Z, @ Who VIII soon n NOV.
sseondooF bedaooms snsaE and an.
other. bedroom on ,3rd. floor, Y bath on
asa5Ssa S fsansn eRs IN Hn ssHis 0on IT. ss &
hsndsa Hd5s "lsS $So dKisIsy R:sl s%
69l6. Mr. Romer)
Poolesville District with fascinating old
aad Drsh & dssg vS ehsp m0esn oSt
ss 'S:sS SssF ssSS
!eHsff sslsfs Win MASv1s as11
BRICR fdsei BUiNGALoW with 3 bedrooms:
s%s to %oRhs ssthssdp am doSp fERs
S5 sfick fEsi 2ss
attic. sth f:; Cali sSSR sUBukBXN INVEsTMESf g.
This THIS IS EASY TO BUYzA new home last
sDFns tsv brick eGy # tnd
Wit with one mortgase Of over 10000 az
aurchael 81 nes p4ee essfs1t isqg IF +:
asaG fG f1l areenbet snd Mr. f'tE Dsvs
FARMERETTEs ENJOY LIFE-You and
c63f cod home n@y ~ eoesve sbat ' m
ssTIa and bath h oil ii heat; ample room for ss;:
sna sabSroaa Sas to town.
RIPLEY. Realtor. 81. -6l1l. (sun. and
eyes; SH; G916, Mr. RomeE2 o., -.
Sfds SrleE e. BATHS, rms IN Aisa Ra0s VISTA:
Bethesda. Md. $1,000, vet and nonyet:
From Bethesda. out Old Georgetown "a 2
ssSsE fEsS sER I hs. 5sSisi
s!tSp gS ssba a yoYs r: H's hsn:
10Th st. extended, lovely neighborhood:
g. i, IS f1{s5 ST.
brick bone home Of rooms attc garage ol
MR F5TSER Any zAGHrYFr7 Hi ST 7oSa
asFs P0s 5a9hs and sfe
8 baths BY Contracting now you nave
adyantage Of selecting your own color
ment, Only one Of each, available. Most
eassirably situated in beautiful North North
rd,, in the Silver Spring area. For fur.
tner information or appointment to lns
spect p phone oneo GEO. j. MOSS. Resalttor'
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, se,:5o DOWN
You'll be as snug as a bug in rug in
one OF cur new detached brick homes:
a4ae 5edaooms pian baths hyinE
floor powder room, and full bsmt. with
gas a:-c. heat; priced at only $l6,250:
Special terms for GIs. SURETY REALTY
CO., AID. O531; ewes. FA. 0259. 10
BEDROOMS. S13.50O Newly decorated
brick. rooms, bath. oil heat. garage
uacais Useant 10Y ySeg NOBLE .s Bohz Realsor' M s1
FREwAs Mii; VAR ptrca pt COLONIAL. located in
exclusive Woodmoor = Contains 3 large
DsoFGeri .se room venetian M blinds, slate roof dss.
sS5t WoopMook oHS ptsRiOSei AGENCY iNcs ST 5sSS
or sa 1913 until Pm: ~ -l,s
,ss sse eor.b Sok feneeS o
| " block to bus . blocks to schools: ideal
close-in Silver Spring location. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY. INC" SH. 55o5 or
SH 3575 until pm. -10
kit;, and bedrm with = bath, End 4. With
= lge. bedrms: and bath. full bsmt with
price ARLiE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO,
INC, 34O2 Conn. ave. OR. 7100 till IN.
COLONIAL BRICK. S13,95o-e wel-pro-
portioned rooms and bath, full basement.
fdss5 osa'S1 co EN- ss a45s iSsk ok $685. oai
Evening star., 1948-11-18
Chevy Chase. D. G..

Barnaby Woods-A fne modern red brick
center-hall home; in excellent condition.
about yrs. old. Large liv. rm. with at
tractive hrepl and screened porch over
looking beautifully handicapped area. Spa
cious dining rr. and well-equip. kit with
space for breakfast table. 1st-h. lavatory.
End q. has large master hedrm. and bath.
= other excellent rms and bath; 3rd 4;
beautifully paneled in knotty pine and
extra large paneled rec. rm. at garden
level, built-in garage. automatic heat; 20;
#. lot. nicely developed. To inspect. call
pm; Sligo o575 or WO l4OS -l9
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest

9Th ST. S.W., near Catholic Church,
brick houses; we'll rented; convenient, all
white section; very convenient. Can be
bought separately or as a whole. $1S.50O
for all 8. HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
141S H NV. DI. 1877. 40
81 900 DOWN buys this 9-rm. brick home
on 11th st. s.w. at C. mr.. Dept. Of Agric.,
Bur. of Engraving. etc. Price. $1,000,
and S76.25 mo DRURY REALTY CORP.
1737 K RE 1l33
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WINTER IN FLORIDA-Member Of Con-
bedroom home, completely furnished. in
orange grove. on best bass fishing lake in
Lake County, Florida, for comparable IA
ington: Jan. through April or May. Ref
erences exchanged. Call MA. 3120, Ext.
17o -19
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NORTHWEST BARGAIN

Owner must sell this attractive detached
brick home: slate roof. rooms. pa baths:
Il bedrm. and bath 1st foor) h.-w. oil
heat oak floors. chestnut trim. wood-burn-
ing fireplace in living room, large modern
kitchen. gas range. refrigerator; pine
paneled recreation room with fireplace, ga
rage; deep lot with fruit trees and straw
berries. Act quick. Priced under S22 900
MR.. SCHAEFER, AD. 1896: Sun. and
eYeS. Dill loon. Ext R21
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HOUSES FOR sALe-Ne,,bes,,.

Colored-Convenience Plus
Trinidad ave-, Gallaudet College area
This fne L owner row brick, 8 rooms, TILED
bath, 2 inclosed porches; full basement
and garage. Priced to sell quickly. Cash
8 pm.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-11-18

CoLoRED-2a-FT. ROW BRICK. near
18th st.; ideal for home .. and income; tIeHt TN
t6EokEb9rf 66E REHLT3 fo H. Ex EeArfToh ffoG srgrm
H. sRod jones' ISS gHx II Sssf g. RE n6s5 Dl 1854
CoLoRED-i!Oo BLOCK U ST. N.w.-14
LANCE ~ REALTY CO.. Du. oe2s: eyes.
c0LoRED1NEAR Hii6 DUNBAR High School
Excellent 9,rm row brick owner M occu- l
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hardwood floors throuehout . staircases,
full cellar. auto, oil heat; semidet.;. long
sodded lawn; Terms. Ask for A, w.
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apartments. complete Kitchens, 4 stoves:
vacant and available at settlement; can be
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ave: Only Only 81 500 down. 6,rm @-story
and back porehsss 2 Kitchens, bath, garage.
SURETY REALTY CO.. AID. 0531. Ewes.
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llI5 Eye st. NV. MA. s46s. -22
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ing 8 rooms and : baths, oil heat; excel
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Near 3rd and K sts. n;w.-.Row brick home
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itol; excellent area: 2-story and bsmt
row brick; 8 rms. bath, front and rear
porches; new gas, heating plant: 2-car
sna Tn esy terms only s,4s59 bgRSsy
COLOREDNiai3 9Th ST. N.W.S:i-story
brick > baths; price, 1880: reasonable
terms E. M. AIKEN. 1900 H st. NV. MA
cooiiI1oRED-NEAR HOWARD University
g rms. and bath, bsmt,: $500 down.
CHARLES o. WARD, NO. ss79 between
CoLORED-IN 700 block Rock Greek
hdwd floors. open fireplace, refe.. . tiled
baths; rooms. rec. room. h. w, n. oil: 4
porches, front and rear ent.. basement;
This is a very fine home. and will sell
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Colored-Near Central High
5 bedrooms, 2 baths. large 1st-foor plan.
This h9uss M has M been ans put on the ss
room and front and rear entrances.
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
11I3 nth ST. NV RE ff61