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4oo FIRST TRUST
Mr.. PENTAGON
= THNF UT UUTd!-ItW' p ~ - -
Mr.. LEE BLVD.

SPACIOUS ccnter-hall Colonial brick, Of ?
bedrms n19 baths. equipped with the
latest innovations and comp g mos. ago
offered for sale due to owners transfer
EIllwood section OF nearby Va and direc
transp. to the Pentagon Bids, II is sit
uajed IN level lot t6oxlS" Rms. in
iI3xn4J with Colonial fireplace and French
doors opcninc or porch 10XlG which i:
RlaSsed in winter and screened in summer
lge easement windows. A modern. up-to
the minute Kit elec, coup, is the mos
attractive feature: II bath in hall between
bedrm l2x17N with pvt. bath, othe
suac'ous bedrms. and bath; ,ge. attic will
regular Stairwav Fail bSmt. with outsid
ert. and maids Law. Brvant'R heat. life
time asbestos roof. metal Venetian blinds
r1ckwool insulation: most attracuvely de-
in the WILLIAMSBURG colors; eAcellen
financing: prire. Sn6. 500.
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GEORGETOWN

Four-famiy home. converted. restored.
furn; estimated income SIS 400 annually;
MFASEII, SR., 1910 Vermont ave. NV;
ME o1l3 ewes and Sun, DI O1N1
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ATTENTION INVESTORS

Large national chain store will give To-
wear lease on prem Bethesda corner prop.
We want investor to buy this corner and
build to suit the tenant. Prop. reason
ably priced. For comp. INFO. call Mr
Franklin.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
iO22 18th st. NV. ST. 200; ewes, Oh
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. s.s ss . . TIDE TABLE . OCTOBER 10
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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20

|, Room house in Madrona Dis
trict. Oil heat. glassed-in sun
porch, one-half basement. Near
bus line and stores. Price
$500 = $1,000 down. Call
owner, Alder 1926 orPRospect
1880.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20
SEATTLE SOCIALS

fIVTrTT1l-l y III 10 -
Confined at Home
Mrs. Lottie Graves is still con-
fined 10 her home. but GONZALES
cling. She will be pleased to have
friends call.
Grocery store Open to the Public
The White and (Bumps) Black
well Grocery and Meat Market,
10 -2srd Avenue opened its doors
to the public in a blaze OF glory.
The coming of the new store is
an added advantage to the neigh
borhood.
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CIVIL RIGHTS
CONTINUED from page ID

%(1A%AA=A1A II 1AA H4aQ -
Federal government. He has re-
fused to back down in the face
of great pressure and It is up to
us to back the man who has
withstood such pressure.
The Republican Party claims to
favor all of the things recommend
ed by President Truman, but in
complete control of the S0th Con-
gress and the last special session
have refused to enact any of them
into law.
The Republican Party where
minority groups are concerned still
believes that the preacher con-
trolls the votes of his congrega-
ton and that the fraternal leader
controls the votes of his lodge.
Many such leaders are travelling
over the country today, telling
the story of Abraham Lincoln, the
emancipation proclamation and of
the evil deeds perpetrated against
Negroes by white democrats of
the south. II they would tell the
whole truth they would say that
the white republicans of the south
are just as hateful toward Ne
groes as are white democrats.
That down there 1t is just case
of whites opposing the civil rights
Of all minority groups. If they
would tell the whole truth they
would say that the Republican
Party could have stopped discri-
mination against Minority groups
in the south the very day 1t
started. They had complete con-
troll of the government from the
day of Lincoln's assassination to
the early nineteen hundreds when
Cleveland was elected. with the
18th, 14th, and 18th amendments
to the constitution as tools to do
the job. If they would tell the
whole truth they would say that
President Truman is the first
President to officially demand that
the constitution be carried out in
all its fullness for minority groups
as well as for the majority.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20

The Republican party in the
s0th Congress passed the Taft
Hartley labor law, which means
no good to any ann or woman
who must work for their living.
1t practically abolished all con-
trolls which If continued Is sure
to lead to initiation and depression.
Few Of us have forgotten the lean
years of the Taft, Harding, Cool
idge and Hoover administrations
which brought the nation to the
verge of collapse, almost revolu-
ton.
A vote cast for Henry A. Wal
lace will be vote wasted. Mr..
Wallace, has a Russian theology
and will never be elected Presi-
dent. Mr.. Dewey has made good
governor for the State of New
York and has appointed many of
our people to office. But if elected
he must eventually how to the
will of his master, the reactionary
Republican Party. He has already
approved the Taft Hartley labor
law and several Republican SEN
ators, including Senator Cain of
Washington is now travelling
through the south telling Dixie
Gratis that no Civil Rights legisla-
ton will be passed by the Repub-
lican Party that does not give due
consideration to State Rights.
The best chance for the Amer
lean people to continue as a pro-
sperous nation lies in the election
of President Truman and a Demo
cratic Congress and for the State
of Washington, the election of
Mon C. wallgren for Governor
and the complete Democratic tick
ct to support him.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20
ROSA PAGE WEIGH
IN CONCERT

The Pastors Aid Society Of the
First Presbyterian Church is spon-
soring a concert to be given in
the Main Auditorium of the church
on Tuesday evening, October rs,
at 3 o'clock.
Rosa Page WEIGH, because Of
her beautiful voice and gracious
personality. has done much to
improve interracial relations. She
has been acclaimed throughout
the country as an outstanding
artist, and has been called The
Ambassador of Goodwill.
A large attendance is desired.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20

C o MP TEN T CHILD
CARE, full or part time in
my home, 2106 E. Thomas
st.
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PERRY HOWARD coNEERs
lContInued from Page y

ACoAIhutu from EdBe -
some OF our National Congress-
men, were present. and participa-
tedfreely in an all-around exchan-
&c of views, campaign policies,
etc. Attorney Chas. M. Stokes,
chairman of the Progressive Re-
publican Club of King County,
was master Of ceremonies for the
evening and opened the talks
with a fitting humorous story on
party morals. He introduced
Tyre Hollander, chairman of King
County Republicans, who in turn,
introduced and called on a num-
Der of the leaders for remarks.
Among those responding, were
Congressman Thor Tollefson and
Homer r. Jones. Judge Roy De-
Grief, and finally, the guest of
the evening, Perry w. Howard.
who was introduced by Chair
man Stokes.
Those present will not soon for
get the refreshing manner in
which the experienced and sea
soned attorney-politician RECALLED
his listeners with inside stories
of the South; the historic perfidy
of the Democrats and general CAM
paign lore of the past. All the
known laws of racial or group
restraint and suppression, includ-
ing election laws. segregation and
jim-crow of all types and even
restrictive covenants, according to
the speaker, could be truly credit
ed to the Democratic Party, when
and wherever they could get away
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20

with It. He emphasized this and
declared that any talk or gestures
to the contrary, including the
well known civil rights proposals
by both Truman and Wallace, we're
strictly political campaign propa-
ganda. nothing more! While adj
hitting that a reasonable percent
age of Negro-American voters
might be misled by that propa-
ganda, he thought a safe 20 per
cent would go for the Dewey
Warren ticket.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20

T w ROOM APART
MENT, nicely furnished,
couple or single men pre-
ferred. Reasonable. EA.
1927.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
CORNER LO T, 40x122,
northwest corner 10th
Ave. and E. Spring st.
5000. Call MElrose 1924.
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Howard seemed confident of a
Dewey-warren victory in Novem-
Der; but strongly emphasized the
necessity OF Republican Con-
gress to back them up. thus as
surfing National progress and the
enactment of certain legislation
for the welfare of the whole
American people, none omittedl
He placed the importance of the
ballot for minorities above all
else, in legislative matters.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20
South end Shopping District

State Committee, and many other
guests Of prominence whose names
were not secured.
Perry w. Howard, the only Ne
gro member of the National Re
publican Committee, was the city
guest Of Prentis |. Frazier and
Chas. M. Stokes.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1948-10-20

Among those present at this
conference were Prentis I. Frazier,
one of the sponsors Of the oeca-
sion; Jay Chavis of the E1ks;
Tom Potwin, special reporter;
Mrs. Royce, State Secretary of
the Dewey for president" or
ganization; Mrs. Baker of the
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HOUSES WANTED "a s1Y


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sItg IS what you desire. cali Z & HUN
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to purchase homes in any ssetion Of WASH
so ceMSIssioNs Sesfsf Msfs9sne cHARaEposI DOG pa, all
fssh phan. f9E 'o1T e1ls house in any condition
G.
co; pI. 1884: RE. 1883: .
WANT TO SELL . Virginia propertyi
For quick and energetic service call
LuRIA BROS, oW. $500. 2046 Wilson
WILL PAY Cash for houses, white o,
eolored. any condition or section. NO
ACTION IMMEDIArELY-will sell or bu,
sssI s?n IN e..h seoFiEBf e o4Fi2hsBfo1cso5' co'
COUPLE and mother-in-law could be happ,
in house with at least / b.r. and "a or full
at least l large room or 2 smaller rooms
consider Cape Cod or Dutch Colonial type
with attic only part finished; $4,000 cash
pal below Ss5 a month. Phone MR.. WILL.
klNSON. RE. 1400. Ext. 1909, or RE
7400. Ext. 4224 work hrs. 90.
WE SELL HOMES In D. c., Maryland and
Virginia: having already sold over 81 .O00-
600 worth of properties this year, we are
constantly In need of sood listings for our
The sale OF your home, we will be happy
to have an experienced Representative
Inspect yenr property and siye yov ou1
ifI ,hds it itH Can sHAkNoN 81 ~ Jss, 4 LucHs GO
HAVE CLIENTS for 3-bedroom house ir
Petworth or Brightwood. K1RKs REALTY
CO., RA. 1886. go
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HOUSES FOR SALE-As,.h.s,,.

Sae5s $s s:; assSi: ss ?.5 I''F' s5Si S;:
MICHIGAN s142, Gan. rAaK.4lmes. new = ..mid.s
RsS; s5ss "a 'ss
and sas range; nice lot. ii Full ptiee ti, only
$a4950: low monthly payments. Call ST
s91s; sRtss EYES TNs' RA. el4s' BLANKEN q
Woo6iRifDDGE. near a5th and Perls- mTs
Frame bungalow, rms. and bath. oil h.
sd gih.; ,s,o 81 25o; easy terms. FISCHER
OPEN D4iLY-4o1 Peabody st. ne, nea
Eastern Star Home; lovely -semidet. brici
home. n, n rms, bath, fun bsmt.; automati
$500 s'nSsP SowN. s1e.sto full price. Isi tst.,
this 6;rm. and bath frame bunga.; h.-w
S4ah 81 fuel ch beat is6h nice ne location Cali gE
S5SssoSM : + !, VI sJssso111ov. ssd1 seos n.ishporaeee
s9iHsf 81 snal; AND NC csle. clean brief bricks
r.s Tms and bath, oil h:,w.h. Possession
81, sinn F1SfFE F1SfFFER sGIi. fG selq sat
3 bedrms., living rm, kitchen and bath
bath; now renting for $3.50 per month
CAL M; Bramham. DI. 31oO or DI. 47O4
ssaa sLA1NE ST. N.E-e rms, semi.
det.; 3 bedrms, bath. lavatory and bsmt
rec; IN; sls,6o0; $4,000 cash: conven-
spse 0p' ca. SsRsn FRi aRat to Il T.
4os1 CLAY PL. Me-, near Minnesota .v.
Brick home. only year old, in excellent
full basement, recreation room; only S13,-
900: S2,700 cash, Speculators. attention
don't overlook this! T. D. BURGESS CO.,
FOR sALE-Ioo5. Otis, st. ne: owner
leaving city. Inquire within. 80
RIVER TERRACE-5-rom row brick; 81.
I ?,sht ~ sn roDaYs REALTY % ss'isi IN oss7 Ss!'
BY OWNER in Michigan Park-6-room
SSsesSS% II rSSnSsSar
9 xms. and bath, built-in garage, hardwood
s9oTs q ooo autemstie hest, prissd qnds' ands
cox L. CO, DI. 1854 go
1925 C ST. NE.-Why pay rent? In
come from this beautiful 3-unit modern
apt house pays for entire property;
Evening star., 1948-08-28
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.

RkNCE GEORGES COUNIx.
cHEvERLY 1MD. .1-corner brlek home 4 4
ave: first moor. iivins room dinins room;
electric kitchen and beautifully paneled
ysstibuls and den or ofss 'qssSle nna1 nd
entrance from Bellvue, ave; second hoor.
attractively paneled bedroom with two
built-in hunks and running water large
tory other BEDROOMS and unusually at
tractive tiled bath: basement level In
cludes beautiful recreation od, rom with ,on. 81.
srade' rad % attractive fireplace. fully tiled
feature features @"f inciudins tiled noor; outside
so1 nsHai csa ss ss ss
opy OF side street, nssstone and other
walks and beautiful trees Tree and shrub, shrubs
ment only. Vacant, immediate possession.
GEO J. MOSS. Realtor. sH. $500. L.
town must sell x,ndex Srek ssoIy .ay
kit. tiled bath. full basement, gas h.-v h; :;
large Anchor fenced lot. awnings for all
snass' spnaos sss5e esd AZ ess Psyabis R sssso Per
cash. owner xlIl take gns H,eI,ssss nsas M ,er
ss..nef sse' ay.st.vili.. ' Nd. IN. s@2ss; @ % svss,
NJ NJ. 4NR1i Rs1aiINrER-s7s5o. se.7oo cash,
sasas per on, m0n'h coy s,room nar.h and bath i
bsmt., oil h-w.h: lovely location; shade
trees; within blocks Of stores. schools
and bus. wALCROFT a. PARKS, 1902
NEW HAMPSHIRE HIGHLAND-Loveiy q
story. 3-bedrm. brick, slate roof. full dry
daylight bsmt.. 1st door den, powder I'm,
Ice. Iiy. rm with fireplace, din. rm.. mod
ern equipped kit. This home Is perfect
In every detail and priced right sis.95o.
RYVER0ATE UyICUTN-Hsaufif,,l nsv T.
r. and bath, and pantry, hardwood floors,
part bsmt.. expandahle unfinished attic,
docred, roushed in for bath. gas a.-c. heat;
$4,000. Call WA, 1859. ARTHUR r.
oNANHoLM. once 541s outntans st.,
Rtverdsle, Nd. 20
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ATTRACTIVE BUYS

AL opcll ounudy, TO Z p m.
3 E. Hamilton St., Silver Spring
Picturesque ,prewar brick bunsalow. pre-
sentlng lovely liv. rm., din rm., modern
Kitchen. bedrms; and tile bath on Is,
A.; lse. finished attic. insulated and heated;
et Of 'hem oas Pnes gssd h,nS f., quick sale
Flower ave, left to Hamilton st. and
right to our sign. Or out Colesville I'd
to Franklin ave. right to Flower, ther
right to Hamilton and left to house.
9114 Sudbury Rd., Silver Spring
Very attractive 6-rm. prewar brick Co:
ionial. delishtful liv. rm with decoratet
fireplace and built-in bookshelves, spa.
cious din. rm., large kitchen, 8 nice bed
rms. and tile bath on 2nd A.: full bsmt.
gas heat; lovely fenced-in back yard
close to schools and transportation; va
ton; price reduced for quick sale, pirec.
to Sudbury, right to open sign
POPS Hanover ST.. Silver Sprinf
Unusually nice S-rm English brick, %
#. liv. -m,,, fireplace. screened porch
large den with picture Tindow overlooking
beautiful fenced-in bAck yard, powde
rm., LIST f.: din. rm. and kitchen with
breakfast table; full bsmt., maids rm.
gas h.-w.E. bedrms and bath, end A.
large closets; close to everything; pric
reduced 70 s2l,75o terms; hom. 70,
St to y c. line. bear right on Colesvill
rd to Georgia ave, turn left to Hanove
st. and left 2ta blocks to open sign
r. j. SCOFIELD
s413 Georgia ave, exclusive. 81. $500
Evening star., 1948-08-28

First time offered. Owner desires immedi
ate sale of attractive center hall Colonia
home Nicely Situated on q spacious land
caped lot; near TRANSPORTATION lst door
entranee eTa hall, large living room with flre
good sized den and "a bath; large brigh
dining room; like new" kitchen with
breakfast nook. End floor 3 large bed.
tic full basement with space for recreation
room Cireplace in); laundry, gas heat
lavatory: attached garage: home in I'm.
spect. Or. 5756. ''0' ~ "
C. A. METZLER, REALTOR
Evening star., 1948-08-28
SILVER SPRING

Best buy since the war New brick homes
S16,95O. Seven large rooms, IA tiled
baths, including bedroom, den or library
oor srss bedqoom. o~ae and fGS tIed hafb iS on
the End floor: fireplace, porch, garage, full
basement. gas heat large handicapped lot
May be purchased with $4,000 cash, bal.
until 8 pm
VIM. H, Saunders Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
MICHIGAN PARK

$1,000 cash, 500 monthly; truly beauti-
fs you x be proud to
big rms, slate Mansard roofs, large
front porches, de luxe kit. large fully
gutter; exclusive neighborhood; conv. to
s15,75O. Open Sat. and Sun. afternoons.
ne. Go out Mich ave. to Sargent I'd. out
Sargent I'd to Delsfield pl JOHN M KING,
Builder, 3740 18th st. ne, DU. 1885, DU.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
SILVER. SPRING

Just OF Colesville I'd, overlooking Sligo
Park, near Mrs. ks Lovely Colonial home,
with every de luxe feature: den and VI bath
on 1st f.. center-hall plan large rooms
throushout' 3 bsdEms up, ,.S stairTay =, t9
garage, lge. we'll wooded lot, close schools.
transportation. stores; an exceptionally
fine home In our finest location. SH. 6440,
until pm.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star., 1948-08-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-he,th.s,,.
COLORED-BROOKLAND

COLORED-BROOKLAND
1908 Douglas st. n,e.-Det. ssmibunsalow;
attractive lot with shrubbery. flowers:
near school and store; desirable close-in
location for q det.. home Open Sat. and
Sun. afternoon, 2-6 pm Ewes phone Mr.
Gordon, WO. 1885 L. T GRAVATTE,
Realtor. 729 18th st. NV. MA. O753.
Colored-14O1 w. Va. Ave.
Open Sat. and Sun. L to 5: near oallaudet
College: suit. for dr., dentist or profess
sional man; corner semidet. brick home,
with stone wall and lovely Handicapped lot
1st d. has side-hall entrance, liv. rm, din.
rnn, mod kit. screened rear porch; End a
has 3 bedrms., tile bath and screened rear
porch. Other outstanding features include
Full bsmt. suit. for living quarters. new
gas h.-wh. plant, Venetian blinds, alumi.
mum storm windows and screens. rehnished
us, throughout, insulated, weather. stripped
Colonial front porch, det. brick gar. in
new-house cond.; terms.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor. sos No. Capitol. MA. $3.50. %
COLORED BARGAIN
Open l-s pm. 1918 Hamlin St n.e.-s
upstairs and down; lovely lot: gar; price
very reas; liberal terms. Call Mr.. May
NOh, NJ. 435S 80
Evening star., 1948-08-28
SILVER SPRING. MD

oAo v C&t NJ 4t41N1, N4A.
Mr.. st. Bernadette's and Naval Ord. Lab
5-rm., 2-story home with screened porch;
excellent condition: on well-landscaped
corner lot; immed. possession. Can be
seen l to 6 Sat. and l to Sun; S12,960.
THOMAS .. WALSH, INC. SIS 11th st.
NV. SH 9035. 30
SILVER SPRING BARGAIN
Charming Cape Cod Colonial home: beau
tifully shrubbed; containing lge. liv .rm:
DIN. rm., fully equip. kit, full tiled bath
and daylight bedrms; full bsmt.. auto
h, expandable attic. Price, S1l $50, with
nominal cash payment. For details. call
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. 0222. rs
Silver Spring (Woodmoor)
Lovely 6-rm. g bedrms) det. brick prewar
home, in excel. condition; screened porch
det. brick garage. lge. lot; S17,500. Shown
BY appt: Call Mr.. Chaplin (eves" Wo
WIN. M. THROCKMoRToN
Pealtor nT 1900 An
Evening star., 1948-08-28
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

1907 Davidson dr.-We ofYer for the 1st
time a nne Colonial home, ideally located
tion center in Montgomery County and
convenient to bus and shopping. This home
has 3 bedrooms, sun deck and sleeping
porch, large living room. dining room and
Kitchen; full basement, Oil heat; detached
garase. This house is In fine condition
and has large, level well-landscaped
lot with fenced rear yard. Open Sat. and
Sun, to dark. To reach: Out Wis. ave.
about q blocks past D. C. line to David =
son dr.. turn left. 2nd house on right
f M FRY INC
Evening star., 1948-08-28
SUBURBAN sAll-MARYLANo.
Indian Springs Sector

Il1ulan springs SecClon
Near naroehial apd public schools; this
bedrm. and y bath on Ist d., in addition
to lge. liv. rm.. din rm., fully equip. kit
and side scr: porch; bedrms. and bath
gar.; owner leaving town, and price re-
duced to 81 1900 for quick sale. Call RE
$3.50. Q to Q. COLONIAL INVESTMENT
Evening star., 1948-08-28
1712 LYMAN PI,. NE.

rec. .rm.. gas INV h.. concrete front porch
hardwood floors lge. closets, plumbing to
second f.. for extra kit; suitable for q
family fat; new w-house condition, terms
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Evening star., 1948-08-28
17th AND MASS AVE
R532 7t.h ST NV

Open Saturday and Sunday, 3 to Z;
lovely detached true center hall brick, for
EXQUISITE living; spacious living room,
breakfast and den on 1st floor; 3 nice
bedrooms, Q baths on End floor; 2 bed
rooms on 3rd floor; recreation room in
basement laundry, toilet, built-in garage,
oil h.-wh. slate roof, copper spoutins
all in immaculate condition.: l block to
, express bus LoWERY q MELTON, Real
tors, sH. 1900; ewes, Mr. Lyons, sH'
Evening star., 1948-08-28
ALTA VISTA TERRACE

All roads completed-open every day. II
to pm; S16,950 to S1S,750. These
homes are brick with all-electric kitchen
including dishwasher, clothes washer. de
exhaust fan and built-in radio; ali have
3 bedrms.; bath and powder room on Isl
floor; some with bedrooms on LIST floor
full basement. gas heat, porch: proclaimed
best homes on the market; come out to.
day and see. Drive out Wisconsin ave
to Bank OF Bethesda, bear left out Ole
GEORGETOWN rd.. . miles to our sign. turr
left to Alta Vista ter.
E. M. FRY, INC.