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Evening star., 1948-12-19
Christmas Card Deluge
Cinema Stars Greetings Reflect Skill of
Many at Painting
By Harold Heffenon
By Harold Heffernon

holiday job-a double folder with a
black and white engraved reproduc-
ton Of Mr.. Webb himself, as
brushed by the famous Walter
Goldbeck. Inside Clifton writes
personal notes to fnends-no rou-
tine greeting.
Many Of the stars went completely
formal; others turned to sober and
even religious ideas. OF course,
there were some who picked straight
from the sample books and conse-
quently found, to their embarrass-
ment, that colleagues had doubled
up on them. Here are some Of the
original offerings:
Humphrey Bogart and Lauren
Bacall-Seascape etching Of Bogey's
boat, the Santana, with Newport
Harbor background. Monogrammed
in the corner is B. and B." Rita
Hayworth-Ornate, red-velvety fin
ish. with name and greeting in
white embossed letters-easily most
lavish of all. Bing Crosby-Photo of
four boys around last years Christ
mas tree with greeting line from
Dixie, Bing and the Boys"
Joan Fontaine and William Dozier
Plain white, with the greetings
written by hand of each in gold ink.
Oddities in the Christmas card
shower are supplied by Alan Ladd,
Deanna Durbin and Paulette God
dard. AL three insist they never
send them-only gifts. And Shirley
Temple gives us her usual provoca-
tive answer: Eyes, I'm mailing out
cards this year but I don't think
should describe them. They're per-
sonal and I want them to be a sur
prise. OF course, it won't do you any
good for your story, but you're on
my list"
released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, 1ncJ
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Coming Attractions
AMBASSADOR-"One Sunday

AMBASSADOR-"One Sunday
Afternoon" with Dennis Nor
gan, starting Thursday.
CAPITOL"Mexican Hayride"
with Abbott and Costello,
starting Thursday.
COLUMBIA Belle STAIRS
Daughter" with Rod Came
ron, starting Thursday.
KEITH'S Blood on the
Moon," with Robert Mitch
UNI, starting Wednesday.
METROPOLITAN-"You Can't
Take 1t With You" with Jean
Arthur, starting Thursday.
PALACE - You Gotta Stay
Happy" with Joan Fontaine,
starting Tuesday.
PIX Gangs of New York.
with Charles Bickford. start
ing Tuesday.
TRANS-LUX "EnchantmenV
with Teresa Wright, starting
Saturday.
WARNER-"One Sunday Aft
ernoon" with Dennis Morgan,
starting Thursday.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Santa's a Swede
At Viveca's House
By the Assoeioted Press

HOLLYWOOD.
Here's a job for Ell Brendel:
Viveca Lindfors, the Swedish star
imported by Warner Bros, has a
Christmas problem. She needs a
special St. Nick for her two chill
dren, Jan, 5, and Lena, 4.
Last year." said Viveca, Il got
Swedish young man to play Santa
for them. They loved him. But he's
gone back to Sweden. If I don't
find another Swedish-speaking
Santa Claus, those children are 60
ing to be mighty puzzled"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27
corinihian News

The third anniversary program
of Rev. P. E. Henderson, as pas
tor, beings Monday, March 20, and
ends April 5. The following
churches will participate: Mon
day, st. John Boptist; Tuesday,
Mt. Enon Baptist; Wednesday,
lion Hill Baptist; Thursday, Phil
lip Temple CINE; Friday, Taber-
nacle Baptist; Sunday, Bethel
Baptist.
The anniversary banquet will be
Monday evening, April 5, under
the supervision of the Corinthian
Improvement Guild, Mrs. w. L.
Williams, president.
Deacon S. R. Raiford is chair
man of the anniversary committee.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27
Tabernacle Baptist Church News

The following is the order OF
services for Easter Sunday:
6 a. m. The Easter portions of
Handel's messiah" will be pre-
scented by the combined choirs, un-
der the direction of Mrs. Minnie
Parks and Mrs. Elgertha J. Glenn,
organist. Soloist are Mesdames
Johnson, Jackson, Grady, Williams
and Hudson. J. Roscoe Crops,
tenor and Eugene Berry, bass.
7 a. m. The Ordinance of Bap-
tism will be administered to ap-
proximately 80 candidates.
7:45 a. m. Easter breakfast will
be served in the church social
room with the Missionary society
in charge.
9 a. m. Church school begins,
directed by Baker Carter, super
intendent.
1O:45 a. m. Morning worship
with Pastor Broaddus speaking on
the theme: "The Place of Sacred
Deposit" Music will be furnished
by the combined choirs.
800 p. m. the children will pre-
sent a special Easter palylet. Mrs.
Alma V. Harris is supervisor Of
the children's activities.
Refreshments will be served
during the afternoon by the Eve
ming Star club.
600 p. m. The Junior group of
the BTU will present a special
Continued on page A.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27
Jim Grow Army Rules
Sent Soldier AW0L

NEW YORK, March 27.-On
March %, the NAACP sent a
petition for clemency to the De-
partment of the Army on behalf
of General Prisoner Bernard d.
Hunter, who was tried and con-
victed by a general court martial,
sitting at Fort Logan, Colorado, in
December, 1913, for alleged VIC
lations of the 61st Article of War.
Hunter had been away without
leave for seven months. Sentence
was pronounced as dishonorable
discharge and confinement at hard
labor for five years.
Franklin H. Williams, NAACP
assistant special counsel, con-
tended in a letter to the Secretary
of the Army, that the clemency
board, which will review the case
in May, should understand Hunt
er's reasons for going AWOL.
These reasons, the NAACP be-
~lieves, stem from Hunters atti-
tude toward segregation and dis
elimination in the army.
Hunter was born and raised in
a northern community relatively
free of discrimination and COM
pletely free of enforced segrega-
ton, Upon receiving his induction
papers, Hunter stated that he OBJ
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27
Home Training Predominant
In Struck Case

The case of the four men who
are charged with robbing Mr.. and
Mrs. Struck, both of whom are
80 years old, in their South Broad
way home January %, is under
way. Although the four were
charged b ythe police with beat
ing the elderly couple, they are
being tried for robbery only.
The men are Roy jefferson, Jr.,
20, 511 Hawthorne street; Levi
Long, 20, 422 North Williams
street; Herman Lee Moore, 10,
480 South Broadway, and Lemuel
Booker, "a, 118 South Williams
street. They were apprehended by
the police three days after the
robbery after barricading them
selves in the 118 South Williams
street address. The police found
cash and jewelry articles in the
house that he'd been taken from
the Strucks.
The men were charged by Assis-
tant Prosecutor Lloyd O'Hara be-
fore the 10 women, two men jury
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27

Paramount's dance carnival con-
tinues tonight with the appearance
at the Cotton club of another one
of the nations top bands, Erskine
Hawkins. Featured with Erskine
will be his old standby, Jimmy
Mitchell land Laura Washington,
Dan Michaels, Gate Stanfield, Hey
ward Henry and Bobby Smith.
A special program has been ar
ranged for the evening; Erskine
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27

of entering the Struck homestead
under the pretext of looking it
over for purchase. Gaining access
to the house, they beat the eld-
erly pair and forced them to open
their safe, according to the
charges. Mr.. Struck who was
wheeled into court recognized one
of the men; his wife although she
could not identify any of the men
on trial said she remembered some
one calling the name Levi"
Attorneys George Donson and
Sam McCray who were court ap-
pointed TO rthe defense are argu-
ing that the men we're in a West
Side theater during the time of
the robbery.
The age o ftheshe youths on
trial emphasizes one point, name
ly, that home training must i'm
prove if we are to successfully
combat crime here in Dayton. If
criminal tendencies are allowed to
develop in the individual at an
CONTINUED on page A.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27
American Woodmen Presents
Worlds Largest Choir

by Paul R. Roberts, Jr., we'll
known as director o fthe Wilber-
force singers. He alo taught at
Dunbar high school. Director of
Bethel Baptist and Allen AME
church choirs will be remembered
by Dayton.
M. M. Lewis, pastor of the great
St. Mathews church, secured the
services of Paul Roberts just as
he was completing his master in
Columbia university, offered a
contract for 500 a week. st.
Mathews church is one of the
largest churches in the AME con
nection, with a membership of
more than 5000, and a building
that cost well over $35O,00O.
The following are in charge of
affairs: Mrs. F. Marchant, gener-
al chairman; Mrs. M. Finley, chair
man of tickets; Fred Bowers, pub
licity committee; Mrs. J.. Lerry-
GUN, food committee; E. X. Mar
chant, reception committee, and
G. C. Bryant, finance committee.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27
First Aid Class
Completes Training Period

The First Aid class sponsored
by the Young Women's Christian
association and conducted by the
Montgomery County chatper Of
the American Red Cross, COM
pleted a successful session recent
ly. Mrs. Lillian Walker was the
instructor.
Seventeen persons completed
18 hours Of training, receiving GER
tificates from Charles Goodson,
chairman. Pictures were taken of
the graduation ceremonies, a
special m being taken of certifi-
Gates being presented to the
youngest and oldest member of the
class. Mrs. Luella Watkins who
admits to more than 60 years
maintained an active interest in
the course from beginning to end.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27

She never missed a class, a re-
markable achievement from which
many of our younger people can
take a lesson.
Following the ceremonies the
class went to the home of Mrs.
Buchana, 1917 Germantown street
where a surprise party had been
arranged for the instructor. Prior
to the serving of refreshments,
Mrs. Walker was presented with
a lovely bunch coat designed with
the New Look. Mrs. Walker also
received a personal gift of a bot
tie of Tabu perfume.
Pictures were taken by Harris
of the Courier, refreshments were
served and everyone left highly
impressed b ythis most enjoyable
evening.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27
Hawkins at Cotton Club Tonight

will give away 500 in merchan-
disc prizes. These are currently
on display in the Miami Gift Shop
on West Fifth street. Seven lucky
winners will leave the Cotton club
tonight very happy. But in or
der tow in stubs must be held
onto.
Hear Erskine Hawkins great
band, and try your luck at win
ming one o fthe prizes.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27
Receives Honorable
Mention in Contest
BY B. r. Shockley


cation, Ali West Fifth street, Los
Angeles, sponsored a contest
among the ministers of the U. S.
A., with Columbus Day being es-
pecially observed by all ministers
taking part. On this day all par
ticipating ministers, having pre-
pared in the meantime, preached
on the, subject: "Perils to Free
dom," having previously submit
ted a copy of their sermon to the
Los Angeles headquarters.
1t wasn't the writer's good for
tune to win any of the $4,000 in
prize money, but his sermon did
receive honorabl mention, and he
a certificate of membership in this
worthy and wonderful organiza-
ton, which, besides being an in
ternationally recognized, is a Spir-
itual movement, which has the no.
BILE and intrinsic objective of spiri-
tual mobilization of all forces,
particularly in America, that are
fighting for the free reign of truth,
justice, and freedom for all men,
regardless of race, creed or color.
If through our churches we can
get 100000 new voters regis
tered and voted this year, it will
iected to service in the armed
forces of the United States on a
segregation basis.
The NAACP's letter alsoc allied
the attention of the Secretary
of the Army to President Tru-
mans recent orders asking for
and end to discrimination in the
armed forces. This indicates, Mr..
Williams contended, the univer-
salty of this country's recognition
of the evils of segregation in the
armed forces.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27

Camp No. FL of the Woodmen
will present the st. Matthew A.
M. E. church's young adult choir
of Philadelphia. The largest regu-
lar organized Negro choir in the
World numbering 1877 in it's full
roster. The choir will be conducted
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-03-27

assuredly help preserve freedom,
the democratic process and the
sovereignty Of the citizen over the
state. Certainly, the churches of
Dayton, which, apparently, in most
instances are going their separate
ways, should join in this noble
undertaking.
Freedom, earthwide, depends
upon the democratic process, which
in turn depends upon individual
citizens acceptance of such re-
sponsibilities as balance these
rights.
Some who have vested interests
in government, with relatives and
others whom they influence are
Continued on. page ~
Evening star., 1948-03-27
HoUsEs FOR sALE---southee.f.

n0VSsS r0N SA66-S00tHe0Sk.
COIO1ED-S750 70 $4,000 down; private
home or with income: Sc, ne or NV
For details. call FR. 7717 till 3. ACE
CoIoRkD@stUY THR0uGH scorr-New
semidetached. vacant; move In with de-
Inspect 54ss Bass p. Sc; open sat. ana
Nth FmA nsnfas in ooT~ Fer fqrsasE in
coIoRED-s1,aso powN-Move risht
into this new, modern 6-rm. brick home
full basement, tile bath. gas heat, stove
refgr., etc; cloSe-in convenient section
Call till pm, FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
CORP. 905 18th st. NV, RE. 1881.
C0LOREn-NEAR 11th AND d SITS. S.E
-1-room, 2-bath tapestry brick with z
complete kitchens; gas h.-w. h., full base
ment; excellent condition; reasonable
terms. Call DI. 1o15 till 8 Pm, VIM. II
SAUNDERS CO., INC
COLORED-1511 E, Sr.-Brick, 8 rooms
Easement. base Fsrn Terms o0s priee. sia $50. SCOTT
SANDERS 39ls So. Capitol ST. TR. 1853
CoLoRED-JUsT BELOW SENATE Once
Bldg.-Modern 2-story and cellar brick
six large rooms, bath, hot-water heat
Owner has purchased larger home; must
sell quickly to be able to settle for her
new buy Eve. or Sun, phone Temple
2233. L. T. GRAVATTE. 729 18th st. NV.
MA O7h3 -2S
Evening star., 1948-03-27
HOUSES WANTED TO guy.


hsS 1851 SGas asrrs elGP ahApMaN L sss Pa ave.
s.e., on Capitol Hill, Ii. O346. --31
$4,000 DowN-w1sh to buy a small; tive
Cottage City, Hyattsville. Cheverly or
nearby area. direct from owner. Box
291-L. Star, II
1 PAY CASH FOR HousEs-white or col
3. L1ss, RE. sse4; ewes, IA. $3.50.
HOURS SERVICE, cash for your house
today, in sny condition or in any section.
RE. 2735 or Wo. 91s1 until 10 pm.
ss5s ssa5 R' hoal %"'' r. as't fsn
I AM INTERESTED in purchasing a 3 or
Day seaTn al eash a2me Box a siT ssiia0s staq ~
CASH OR TERMS for your house; fast,
ises fsHssi i4a4 St. NV 81. siss; res Sa:
ALL CASH or monthly payments: 9 or 9
party. AT. O6s3.
sIx-RooM, MODERN. BRICK ROW or
semidetached: auto. heat, within two blocks
Conn: or Wis; aves.i all cash. no dealers,
bS beS YeG TeGIEi wANT ssaF' SPEEDY AcTroN' List
house with u.s. Mays GsSh suyeEs w
CO, 1924 Eve st. NV EX. 340o.
colored; any condition or section. DE.
No% SsSS THROUGH REALIsTrNGs you can
list your property simultaneously with
Msrs reass sa1spees in m C. and aaker ases
+ KEAL1sf5Eds \ L Rs ssi9 CORPORATION sa4 14th
WE Mnnr lana for sas nave shs
clients. Can Mr.. Boucher. pRgRy REALTY
coRIoRATIoN: :iT,H,, IzS7 < RE. ~ llss; ,. =,
| hHS
PHhfrEs. rlsf Reaisos. sos North CAPITOL: N1.
e7sG fss hss Results e.ns. sn'e vs:
ed e SsaIsy HsFyI1hS Il g 1929 1929. nron.rt,
sTt9 wh rsiI hs
| Realtors since 1887: 1b12 K st., pI. 1o15:
ia IT s xsns v buy esoss
1 naF5td a51ck Esu6 b ss ass1
Vi Viii s4hS6Y b6Y s-bedroem house in District
fRlaAHE Si2sA f. rsRrr AZ will ssy all cash to'
z;sa to 4;; 1;; 'sin IF ;%t
WANT TO BUY 8 Or / bedrm. home: al
WxSf svf sssFRpRM R6RssM hSY RousE a N ss sood
MI. e51S. 7 to s pm. MR.. BAREFOOT
WILL PAY CASH for houses. apis. and
isSIs Sids 9asso oosz .Ses y ks Pk. 4els a. 0''
You HAVE HOME ronsrts or farm or lsts, snS
1s1ssfs e sSnsSs'S' "odS
sSsH5ALTv Ss5 Slness Say Ss2sS7 c.ofs1s ave: sI|sss
SffsEes bfREcT FROM OWNER, 8 or 4 bedrooms,
basement. .dstashhssdd, tahsd, D. c. or Nd; a5out s
GAPITOL HILL have. several buyers
saas5iy s lpr pr,ssa ss5.' u 'WRAIDo HARRIS, % Il
MoSLn Ssos nEi LIKE hI9f TO PURCHASE home s' in
upper Brightwood, Bethesda or Chevy
Chase, with S1,5oo down and S65 mo FIR
BUNGALOW, brick or frame, in good
| residential area; up to 81 1900. NH.
paws g. 81 aS9S aSsn% Or p1 o.sa 234s: ss:r1yrRs ,or
h9mess 4a s1S p g. Ma5Ssnf o Se sou Vrsns arg @
terested in selling, We viii be slad to q sitse y
ion as. to the market value. Of your house,
estate service SHANNON q. LUCHs Co,
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345. Open evenings
WWANfEbb WAN bP PROMPTLY. 4 to 8 rm. dwell
! ing, any sound construction acceptable, in
| or close to District. Direct from owner
only. For cash purchase, not over
$4,000. Apply to Box 39S-S. Star. rs
Evening star., 1948-03-27
HOUSES FOR sAlg-h.E. tcens.,

S1V02ES FVh S%h6-N.ks NSoHfsI
sPRING BARGAIN-Excelient 8-rm. row
Tessonabs 1sa V down Gsi payment: y .mmsa,sts pos.
session. Mr.. To.son. FR: o39o, with
0sANTSH S1HN saITEbsT EE5Tx sSS SS Fl
Randolph st: ne. Attractive detached
baths Call ME; l143 until pm. J.
NnAk MhSEES xekiSlEY RHGaANAh ascH sssaI seaIooA
room row brick. in . convenient all-white
neighborhood; new hot-water heat with g
down. Phone Mt. Blsskxeod. No: ess7:
with sANNoa NJ gs4 dIs5 dugHs svs: CO. ;, 1908
rn. apt. in basement with bath: oil h..v:h.
oe ssr sco seS rgs sNpn 9s ssr s,a ree ad csno ss
s.: TR: 1893; eyes, VI; $3.50. rs
Brick s,rm: excel condition; nT nl,o schools.
sG's e.n1s s1ss5o scoTT sAnDESs oaao ssas
s1e ST. N.E.-Brick; spts; baths:
2-car garage: oil heat; apt. avail. to pur
eassr seo aSs ms paGs s.
OPEN ToDAY@sis $50 ouseienbee sd nsse st. ne ne
New 6-room detached brick. sI6.sso con-
venient terms. TABLER, INC. RE, 1920.
s4ss ,56 isnty ana s
S@snei1g, 8 ME; ME; Thompson, pu. ssAs ss7s. with II
SEi SSSEiokEpsGis4s ERHISkkn NELopsn
SoLoRsD@faio SssStSoSlas s.fai TRINIDAD AVE. Me-.
passnt pssu newly
time, Open ewes, b.s. H1dH 5. coNNfERl
ooLokEb@oFf ok eEf ST. P" rRiNrbsb En- 6sfS AVE. NJ
$500 down win get you a lovely home
ofn 1885, ssaa 8s Rr4 ai Ms g. b. sss
-coLoRED-1e1a 9th ST. N.E.-e rms,
ss Down $780, oe1espsipns es ap
coEokED!bETxctiHRED' HOME in go good
o rms bsHs On ktehehs sf S 2ear
&R AADDEs N2 s22s 0e evss as.t1s r. 2Sas. sa
CoLoRED-yACANT, NEARBY NEG
large rooms, h,-w.h., fun basement, very
mInformsstion. INF call MR.. DICKENS. DE. / ] go,
coLoRED-s-RooM ROW brick with COM
plete apt on 2nd A.; oil h.-w.h.; attached
,9 s9,,i.p sell Gall ,gy5 NJ. Moore. with r. PAUL
coIoREbEcoLoN1AL COLOR D. COLONIAL BRICK, Ice e2n rms,
bqilt-in EaraEe, oil heat; priced low with
st. ne HENRY U sAtdus ISsst Establshed sssss issss
"a "a, dsE; 1872; eyess eyes, GE; 9aes; 80
aev ssr rms S.f completely furn iHciudns
and auto. water heater; price, $500, ST.
ssS,i5 puSS NJ g. 50 5nss sss e. i'' ave,
COLoRED-5so3 DIX ST. N.E-yacant:
5 rms, bath. hardwood doors. full 5sa. 5smt. I;
as heat; VI. old. PRICE, $3.50. Reason
800 sth st. NV, MA. 1855 go
COLORED-DESTRABLE NE. LOCATION,
1S-ft. row brick, 8 rooms, L bath, 2-car
garage; priced for quick sale at S10.95O
Call MI. Payne. Michigan 1880, Ext. GIL,
CoLORED-WE HAVE NUMEROUS BRICK
houses IN Sc, ne. and sw for S29b
down and easy terms. Call Morris Cohen
or Milton Vinnick, with A. M. DRAISNER,
1903 st. NV, MA s036; home, GE.
CoLoRED-e47 ST. N.E.-Live in list
floor apt and make monthly payments by
renting End floor and basement apts:
2 Ph9ss so MI f. Henasrs0n' Isss Du. so6a. 6 COX
COLoRED-2-FAMILY APT, excellent ne.
location; tapestry brick. 29-ft. wide, on
lot 152 #. deep large rooms and bath
on each floor: INV. h.; separate entrances
front and rear; convenient terms. For
details. phone HOHENSTT1N BROS, FIR.
30C0: ewes, SH. 6245.
COLORED-4 ROOMS, bath. oil heat.
storm windows; recreation room in base
$50 Pickford pl. ne; 8 rooms. bath. oil
heat, porch. no basement; $1,000 down.
THOMPSON, AID. 5079, HO. 67S7. -28
Evening star., 1948-03-27

COLoRED- ROOMS, bath, oil heat
ment; 1000 down. 5072 Jay st. ne.
$50 Pickford pl. ne; 8 rooms. bath, oil
heat, porch, no basement; S1,000 down
THOMPSON, AID. 5079, HO. 67S7. -2s
Evening star., 1948-03-27

California style See this attractive prevail
white. stucco: all on ! floor, in beautiful
suburban nsishborhood Has large a Twins
teSR bedrooms % and bath. % utility room hot.watei
heat. large lot. detached garage, picket
completely redecorated. o. L. MURDOCH,
sH s vss esls spsTsn eE cL n.a0f;tu, iio5 ,er+.r6,
viii With ~ tirepIace, fuii din rm. brosdloom
carpeting wall-to-wall on the 1st floor,
stairway and upstairs hall: elass-inclosed
porch across rear Of house afiordiing
large, wooded lot stresmlined, modern
kit: oil h.-w.h. House in perfect cond.
mediate aneHate0ss sale. pHiLIP 5. KEY REALTY
G9 spnkdoM 81 so,S aSn unt RAra pI floor in BEAU
tiful, new Silver Spring subdivision. A
lovely 3-bedrm. and 2-bath brick of mod.
design, with fireplace, equipped kit, We.
netian blinds. lavatory in basement and
pHP fsh 3 KEY Frsf RsA1F9 Rsy CO.. ST. fls $50 asS
NAM RnMsLfRNa + e; HOUSE of . lovely twip-sed-
living, rm. 1899 with tirepl.. uItramod,
eoaehss sea M al fetaa eentainsd On sno 1.t eor snd
fiocr,. semifinished. for future expansion;
lse. full bsmt.; with Gear sar.: oil &C. b.
construction of this beautiful home in
GUIDED s.srs.auality S1psrS b.Ssl osk
bers, thickly furred walls, excellent deco
ration, sets sttraetively on slight knoll,
on 2 beautiful h.acrs lot; It, IN = PRO. s
srses srsssl't s N0 E1eius!x. Gus e''s s.h EsY
CHASE REALTY Co, Ed. 1900 Htill 0
=. m. 4420 Conn. ave. ~
Evening star., 1948-03-27

Close Clos to Catholic school and Heeht store,
rms ms and tile baths. incindirs lss. ssdrm
fnd ass naes noee m 81 aoo si
Reallor. $11 Cedar St, Takoma Park Park
Fl RoGsE S. e 81 an 2S0acRE ACRE at Wheaton, MD Nd; 4
monthly This Is Tsal opDof
schools TRANSPORTATION, Shopping: Thi,
won't last: CAN IN 9. DREisEN-FREED'
NEW HAE Tsei CHASE ri md rs. d.t as 5iiek
rm.. kis, bTeakfast nook and bsautiiu
pna bashs sasF nhed x ssse can
excel s eond'; iesstsd bet bradley % Isns M snSt &
S;:na "a + e' saS; T., S.'ss M gsos
sasso1s1soo ss 1ss 40. down. = a:rm M" bungalow
sussna saPsR s ess .nd 9 ssv. e.
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NEW 5-RM. ASBESTOS sHNGLE BUNGA.
sa.5oe ntsnea cash. Bal. to Be t arranged. S 4
Bphaszassa BBppsfsasIE VI ..Ra 441s s1cx BusoA Lars.
rms, clothes closets, tile bath. shower, full
bsas Hssh.s ss 1s. 'sse sssSo S W Rsnr B. sae
with small down payment. Call Mr.. MAR
KEY, d. 1908: ewes, Hickory e372.
oLNEY-s35 900; suitable for home or in
come; large house, tenant house. rare
PIERsoN. olney. Nd. phi. Ashton 1921.
81, $50 Is A BUY for this modern, 5-rm.
bungalow. full esmt ROBERT S: DAVIS DAVIS
Nd. WA. 5000. Open daily and Sunday
until O.
,s-ACRE LANDscAPED LOT. completely
bedrm.. arepl.. sunrm.. screened porch;
End floor. twin-size bedrms.; fun bright
bsma. with separate workshop; oil h:-wh,;
all In immaculate condition; gear garage;
near Maryland University. convenient TO
bus and strestcsr; owner moving to
for 1880. A rare opportunity. ROBERT
5000 CASH-2-family brick. near MARY
lsna nis .1P URivsrsstS soSSErT tneoe DAVIS p CO.
ssc4 Baltimore ave. Hssttsvilie: No.
wa, 5000. Open daily and Sunday
until n