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ADJUSTMENTS
AMUSEMENTS.
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
OF Tired KidneyS

II beekaehe and leg pains are making you
ing about them. Nature may b. warning
ysu that your kidneys need attention. .
The kidneys are Natures chief way OF
taking sxces acids and poisonous waste
sst Of the blsoi. rhsy help most peopls
s6nainats about pints day..
II ~ Is miles sf HdnV tabss and hlters
1sa't vssk vel. leisonosg wasa nattel
~ = - keei. AOs Dsisons may start
so9E6e isdnskas, shsI.atis pains. leg
1eiSs kss e - 81 saGgy. s:thn1 up
49, swika8 psfansss nAer ne eyes,
IS1osAs ~ 1iszinsB.
1saH ~ Ask yosr arusgist for DescS
YIk. . salnuiaat djuretis, used sueeessfciIy
b 1illiscs for over 80 yesra yeen III ~ ~
80 ts,beg Aush cut Dsiseno0 vAsss Hso
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Evening star., 1948-11-16
inaugural
Continued From First Page }

dental reviewing stands in front ol
the White House. Mr.. Hildreth sale
this throws out preliminary plan,
for using a reproduction of tn.
Hermitage, historic home Of An.
drew Jackson. for the reviewing
stand.
The District architects Office viii
design simple design for the stands
The Hermitage was used in 1941 ano
1887.
Further arrangements for the in.
auguration will be discussed by Mr.
Hildreth and his committee at
pm. Thursday in the Distric,
Building board room.
Present plans call for the great.
est inaugural celebration ever held
with the occasion to be marked by
proclamation of Inaugural week
here, plus the possibility that q
four-day Government holiday may
be declared. January 20 falls on
Thursday, and Mr.. Hildreth pro-
poses that Friday be made an off,
day for Government workers to tie
in with normal days of Saturday
and Sunday. White House approval,
however, is required before this can
be done.
Four New Appointments.
Mr.. Hildreth also announced four
new appointments to the Inaugural
Committee. which he began FORM
ing yesterday with a series of key
appointments. James William Bry-
an. who yesterday was named pub
licity committee chairman, today
was appointed by Mr.. Hildreth to be
assistant to the chairman.
The appointment was described as
purely honorary, but it makes Mr.
Bryan second in command to Mr.
Hildreth. The chairman was named
Sunday by President Truman In
Key West, Fla.
Also announced today were ap-
pointments of three Washington
clergymen to serve as co-chairmer
of the Committee on Religious Oh.
servance. They are President.
Truman's own minister, the Rev
DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden, pastor
of the First Baptist Church, Six.
teenth and o streets NV: Arch.
bishop Patrick A. O'Boyle of Wash
lngton and Rabbi Norman Gersten.
field of the Washington Hebrew Con.
gregation.
Sunday. January is. has beer
designated by the committee as .
day for citywide religious observance
of the Presidents Inauguration
Other events will occupy the res
of the week, including an inaugura
ball on Friday. January 81, in. thu
National Guard Armoyy drill hall
an inaugural concert in Constitution
Hall on Wednesday, January 10, a.
we'll as fireworks, a Governors re-
ception, exhibits and other events
Evening star., 1948-11-16
Berlin
CONTINUED From First Page.)


listers on the other represents {
demonstration. of willingness t.
reach a solution of the blockade
which Russia imposed last June.
There is no question. he said. OF a
text which would involve agreement
to definite proposals.
Mr.. Mitterand pointed out the
Lie-Evatt letters referred to gen.
eral statement of principles favoring
settlement of international disputes
This statement was contained in a
resolution introduced in the General
Assembly by Mexico and adopted
unanimously.
Conciliatory Approach Favored.
Mr.. Mitterand said the Lie-Evatt
move pleased the French govern
ment; that it had always favored a
conciliatory approach to disputes.
Other French spokesmen con-
tended France wanted conciliation
but-and they emphasized the "but"
within the Security Council and
only after the blockade duress had
been lifted.
The apparent divergence between
Mr.. Mitterrand's statement ano
those of other spokesmen might be
due to the governments preoccupa.
ton with internal affairs.
On the eve of an organization
election within the new Council o.
the Republic, upper house of thu
French Parliament, the cabinet wa!
believed reluctant to offend section
Of French opinion which fear con
fiict with Russia and dislike having
France follow American leads tot
closely.
Persons working with DR.. EVat
and Mr.. Lie said they had received
hundreds of letters from all sec
tions of the world supporting thei
peace appeal.
One official close to DR.. Evatt salt
the sense of their messages was
'Wen done. Keep it up"
Evening star., 1948-11-16
Henry Martyr White, 81
Oil Executive, Dies
By the Associoted Press

BALTIMORE. Nov. Is. - Henry
Martyr White, 81, president OF the
North American Oil Co., will be
buried here tomorrow.
Mr.. White, a native OF Lexington
Va, died at his home here yester-
day.
He was educated at the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and Washing
ton and Lee University, and taught
history and physics for two years
at Staunton Military Academy
where he also served as football
coach.
Evening star., 1948-11-16
20 More u. S. Transports
Are Assigned to AirIift
RY the As.oeioted Pos.

BY the AsSoeioted Press
The Air Force yesterday ordered
20 more transport planes assigned
to the Berlin air lift.
This brings to "A the number OF
planes transferred to the air lift
since President Truman recently au-
thorized an increase because of the
approach of winter.
The 20 planes are Douglas C-54s
They were taken from the Carib-
bean Air Command, Military Air
Transport Service, Air Materiel
Command and Tactical Air Com
mand.
The order increases American
planes on the Berlin air lift to $50.
Evening star., 1948-11-16
Hurrimun
(Conlinued From First Page

gust, when the proposal was a be-
hind -the-scenes issue. Mr.. Bran
nan felt that his Commodity Credit
Corp. should continue for a longer
time to buy grain and sell it to the
Marshall Plan countries, which pay
for it with ECA dollars Among his
contentious we're that the Govern
ment could prevent traffic jams
around United States ports by
spreading the shipments, rather than
funneling them through ports with
the lower handling charges.
Mr.. Hoffman argued that the
Foreign Assistance Act requires the
use OF private trade channels when
ever practicable. He won the de-
cision then, after agreeing to delay
| the changeover until December l.
His order was announced on Sep
tember l. ...-
Export Contracts Prepared.
Under 1t, private exporters have
| proceeded to line up millions Of dol
liars worth of sales contracts calling
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been no arrests.
It was learned
today that the
slain woman was
LazZari's third
wife, not his Sec
ond, as previ-
ously reported.
Mrs. Julia LaZ-
zari,. first wife of
the sculptor, said
Mr.. Lazzari mar
ried a woman
In Jacksonville,
Fla, after his
divorce from her
~ 1920
Evening star., 1948-11-16

sAAN WS~~AA N
to kill Sculptor
Leno Lazzari, 48
and his wife
Louise, AZ, have
been found e
the highway
Delray.
Deputy Sherif
Jack Simmer.
said at least on;
of the ca S e {
matched identi-
cally with a slug
taken from Mr.
Lazzari's body.
Delray is about
civ Yaailac nArfb
Evening star., 1948-11-16

Of the murder scene, on the highway
to West Palm Beach.
Important Development.
'I11is is very important develop
ment," said Chief Deputy Walter I
Minton, in charge of the case.
Meanwhile, law enforcement au-
thorities sifted meager clues to the
studio Staying of the nationally
known decorative sculptor and his
s1dfn IHhara IA O no
Evening star., 1948-11-16
Five Cartridge Cases
Furnish New Clue
In Sculptor Staying
by the ASseeiotsd Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Nov.
16.-Five cartridge cases definitely
established as having come from
Evening star., 1948-11-16

The Corn Belt extends from Ne
braska and Kansas to the Appa-
lachian plateau Of eastern Ohio.
Evening star., 1948-11-16

solved a great part of the differ
ences" on the statute, Gen. Clay
said.
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EXECUTIVES

st. s'e'ns rooms. bsthD o sss' E-oy2 elec,' front
svR6Tya Realty Co ODs AD IS o5sl; esS. sSss:
CoLoRED-laas-1347 4th ST. s.w.-lss
com: S2H5 down sos mo: 3 rooms: cleo:
row brick Call Morris Cohen or Milton
Vinnick, with a; M, DRAIsNER. 4o4 L
s 81, nE nRtbs Ma so3s; bong eE s"9s "ss7 down
easy terms; 5 rooms, bath; row brick Cali
Morris Cohen or Milton Vinnick, with A. M
pRAlsNER. l4o4 l. st. NV MA. so36;
CoLoRED-iIa F. ST. s.E.-lst comm.
isn't Ssmt., II prlsk, room; room; Psth, M hot;Saisr
Gordon, Wo. We H' 1888, L. +. GRAVATTE
EeStSf Eoi 1s9 5th St 81 nV IA
With settlement. GEORGE I. BoRGER.
643 Indiana ave; NV, MA. o35o; ewes,
COLORED-ANACOST ched home
Sensihns large mn bath oil hss
at schools and transportation, Price,
5000; ewes. VI. 6551 is
COLORED-$5O0 DOWN-SE.
Easy terms; semidet brick; 5 rooms, bath
new Cali Morris Cohen or Milton Vim
nick, with a: NJ: DRA1SNER, l404 l. st.
NV Ma. S036: home, GE. 0"a1. is
COLORED-S5OO DOWN
Only ga, years old; brick homes. like
room, kitchen, tiled bath: lovely lot; full
basement; auto. gas heat; pay $50 per
TIPp REALTY CO, call ST. 7a45; .y.s..
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UPPER 18TH ST. AREA
$18,5OO-VACANT


Detached. brick construction, slate roof:
especially desirable NV: area | block OF
sy sehoo Without erossnr F2 shRsy
bright comfortable rooms, 3 bedrooms, tile
bath, side screened porch, built,in garage,
$1,000. Both vacant. Can Mr.. Latimsr
,sTse'f co iNc EN- R.aitors a% b pH0s ssa6 FISHER
10 HOUSES, ALL RENTED
Only year old, monthly rental, s1,a5o;
T - sessD. soass m IN ssSt aSTn r1af cons # M s
LESLIE nssfPsbt B MnAsE ihls o oua aeeS SDDorunt'
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Chevy Chase, D. c.; beautiful brick home;
iars. ns.rn sun psror vlns ainnr Il, rooms
@ 'Is leslie 9 D iif9ase MfassI1 'elk o assa s
2-Family Apt.-$16,950
Takoma Park. D. .c.-Rents for sl5o mo.
nsgtfs nEsE 5 5 Me- MEAsE you oE Eaas aasa
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Colonial brick home: 1st floor. larse living
fEshn fnf fsoRh s. lux o. ttsssn assc
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Hom.sit.. 7sxsoe, Open Tor your your ,nsp.e- p
.sRoos .s?a o leslie ss On sSso
6 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
ssiTs eh'st te baths r.els..dn homo Feo
LESLIE b MEAsLL. OIL. ssso
coLORED-NEAR I4th, ABOVE PARK
RD-Ihis is very nice home in this
rooms and ineios.d rear poreh.s. Price,
81 5 500; terms, or will accept your prop-
sith BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors
GoLok2p-NEAR 1S oSks2eo 18th AND SPRING Rp.
lovely row brick home: only 81, 500 cash
REQUIRED. balance monthly, 100 per mo.
WApkn v e., e. 81 81 ss4sz AnNon"A1 .
ren 4sE asn
!. apts. 8 large rms. and bath each; oil
heat. porches. Immaculate condition. Call
eSfSsEbMfEssosAsLr T99R hsA1Tx SS QUEBEC cIi pi'-
buyer. This home must be seen. 81 900
cash required. LIss REALTY CO., RE.
cososEpsisa St III . e. QUEBEC rL. N.wIT.-
cant: a.story row brick rms. and bath:
hot-vater heat, rear sarase; conv. terms.
GslI M NJ IN.iSv gurks Ap " 1900, LEouM &
ooLoRID DOCTORS and businessmen.
now now oeei een By :. beauty shop End T apt. has
4 rms. and bath: IDEAL loe for prof
LIS REALTY Co. RE. 1854 till ! pm
Evening star., 1948-09-15
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

esIs-esaO 18th ST. NE. HURRY! Only
new beautiful, detached homes left Most
conv loca. in Wash. Price. S1s,950; S.
900 cash. or Sl15 mo. rent. 1mmsd poSs:
Omen daily. 4.30 TO 7.30 pm, Sat and
Sun, ] to 80 p,m. AT a3s3. lib
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-sou,hwest.

$3.50 DoWN--6 roomS
bath, gas. cleo. ch.-w.h. Price. So 956
SURETY REALTY CO, AID O531. eyes.
THE BUREAU Of Fed
erfl Su~plr, Tth 2nG Y SITS ew-a-rm,
hrick. oil h.-u h. 1erm- 81 900 to s" SOD
down. Cal Nr Bayer. Du. 1911. COX d
Evening star., 1948-09-15

COICHEIJ.
$500 DOWN, $40 A MO.
4-rm. bungalow on large lot. For further
information. call
POTTS REALTY co.
FIR. $500. or HI. SPAS Until 9 PM. Ia
COLORED
Lovely arm. and bath BUNGALOW with full
basement, oh.-wh., screens, storm sash
and Anchor fence.
POTTS REALTY co:
FIR. 500, or HI. s245 Until PM. ia
Colored-Reduced, Quick Sale
1O-rm brick, 5000 monthly income; "a
Of house will make all of payments. have
Union Station HARRY E GLADMAN. Ii.
O346. ewes. Mr.. Absher. AT. 1888. Id
Evening star., 1948-09-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-herthws...

With 1st-F1. Bedroom and Bath
Cape Cod architecture, situated on q wide
lot, Just Of upper 18th St Spacious CEN
ter der,hall plan With rooms. inciudlns
hoor and . bedrooms and bath on the 2nd
floor. Quality construction and many de-
sirable features; large picture windows,
mont slate roof. conditioned gas heat.
electric refrigerator. insulation, and a
hard to and, and we believe they are
an exceptional value on todays market
Conventional 2-story Colonial brick homes
also available II desired. TO inspect,
phone Mr.. Evans. WO. 02g0. with
SHANNON II ITITuC rN
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14l7 X st. NV. =
TAPESTRY BRICK

TAPESTRY BRICK
100 blk. Irving n.w.-Semidet., with
excellent monthly income. Ideal for COM
Portable living. Fine investment property
and ideal for comfortable living. Reason
ston, WA. 654S
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1915 K ST. NV, NE. 54OO.
CUSTOM-BUILT COLONIAL
On large level lot. large reception hall,
fireplace. large dining room with picture
window. modern labor r-saving kitchen, dish
washer, etc, breakfast nook. porch den,
"a bath, first A.: second Il. has twin
sized bedrooms with cedar-lned closets,
sun deck md , baths, full basement,
paneled recreation room with bar. full
bath, Gear attached garage. hot-water
Dashboard heat.
RIGGS & co.
EN- oQAS or nP 6SS5 - ~, Q
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Housss WANTED TO BUY.

~
w.m lu 1mADT .aupss sss 6s MstsgEy R r station
! & ssdroom i' OunssioV. N" Mr. GATES, Ap.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-Bav. client Tor .
vicinity Rosemary School; up to $4,000.
MsNTfpsma VA RnsAsT I'm modern isTS BUNGALOW prime.
esoTges nSe Co. direct n I,nm ogner 70
fxs7S sss sods: HHg n n::Is; :sR sos s's5ssR
SkszST NEED e. odS %odsn s5,k 3 &c.,.
esll ssa;s n! Boz Besz sSnn asa p59' Or FRANZ
fflaEEipaa. aayE : rRGARc5a.sER p for ,mm.dls,. s.,
wood. an cash This ,s61 sd is , sn nrssnt su.1
gssS SArEE 4 eey' eo lSa4 fsSh ish st, "HFshAb5 81
i'ts, fsr Cash FOR HousEs-whi,. or col.
eHaRHis asS Rs sSGs s1Ss 'rss n.. el.n sass s.lps
e Ru5ssss: sS@si n s'ef!s sSs Of wash
your home: oa,ln.ss % .. ingsssnsn' n,, lPT gT1P.
iakrrs f1f .9sa R.,oS ,Se asf sos North st e.pto
e7aG Pre-. spprai,sIs Results since 1912:
Will Pnee rAE a.a all c. CASH n for wash sn: o: E:
IoRIi sA!fffsEae!oRY "a sSiLE:s y. mad.
Ress.. Ress eans srshtHood 'sns S s1oIER
LIT ass ktnaffS ar. Just sDou,
hsv. home or business property 10 sell.
sS 81 I s:.sSs :.2.ss$ 3D.. ss sSS
sASh ca sasf f'ikss XIV ifh aE22Y IG4I he9. e.
1nG kA W 2245 Ga at,i a'e n', Vi, al
sood sei 'nei neish5orhood Of y D. G Or Mont
sGEeFy sT PsoPHRTr 6PHRsf WAsSrfb VIZ s.v.. BUR,
waiting with eesh. WALDO HARRIS, Ii.
his1lNHss hn;r re W2s1Ep-1 you ar. finding
it dihrult to make quick sale. you need
our expert appraisal and sxperi.nced
neT. ReaitoT. ssf fsa f5th ST. s. W Ma os5s II
URGENTLY NEEDED
Listinss for our many clients. D e M Mary. ~
worth OF property his year and sssurs
s:s; IN = y. : = E
SHANNON e. LUCHS co.
1908 II st. NV.
HAVE CASH CLIENTS
For in s:s.ss silver e.se:sn se.e. mprs
:sn: 1mmsSas. .a1I., .enslon a. s1. .Srsd' .,.S
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
l5n5 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
IN BETHESDA AREA
Preferably near Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School. Cash buyer will pay up TO
Sf6,5O0 for 3-bedroom house Also have
esi.er purchasers for homes in Bfthsfte-
Chevy Chase up 10 s25:000. ! live ard
operate in this community and will si1s
You prompt attention and active service.
Can Mr. Brill. WI. 11o5, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 Il st. Nv. Ma. 2345.
WE NEED HOMES
In NV. Wash. and Mont. Co. for our many
clients Satisfaction assured. rapid re-
suits SH 40g5. sH. 101l. Nd and d. q.
Real Estate Brokers
BREADY & co.
SILVER SPRING AREA
immediate action on the sale Of your res1-
Dental property in this area Cash suysrg
waiting caD Mr. Price. sH. 1913 un,1
o pm. DENNY 4 PRICE. Realtors. 20
Evening star., 1948-09-15

COLORED-PARK PLACE
Price reduced Seven rooms. inciossd
porches, . complete baths on End H.: 2.
car sarare; Bryant gas h.-v.h. Good
iiIs; ewes. DE e3Oa is
Colored-Near Soldiers Home
Six fine 4-family fats are being sold as CO.
operative apis Each apt is about eouiys.
tent to q bungalcv: havinE hy: rm: m,
new bide Priced $3.50: terms For
comulete information call Mr.. Aiken sh'
o953.
HOME REALTY co.
i72s p. Ave. NV, RI. 1887. lis
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HARRY I. FRIEDMAN

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS-$26, 500
Brand-new Diet. brick Colonial on lovely
corner lot. SPLENDID close-in location.
short distance beyond Dumbarton- Foxhall
minutes. All bedrooms take twin beds.
Bedroom and full bath on first floor; 2
hreplaces; built-in sarage, large screened
porch: hnest construction: slate roof. cop
per pipes and suffers. Richly appointed
De luxe Magic Chef range; s-ft. West
lnghouse refer.: kit. exhaust fan, gas heat.
Venetian blinds. Less than "a block to
grade school: L short block to stores and
bus: high elevation with delightful view
OF Potomac Valley and Virginia Hills. We
Sall TW. ol04 or FRANK 3. PHILLIPS,
Evening star., 1948-09-15
BELLEVUE TERRACE

OF Mass ave nw.-A beautiful, spacious
home. suitable for doctor or any. pro-
fessional man; detached corner brick,
center-hall plan; lst floor has 6 large
rms and half bath, plus all modern con-
veniences; 2nd foor has large bedrooms
and ? baths, 2rd floor has bedrms. and
dry rm., storage rm and 2-car built-in
garage: oil h.-wh.; beautiful lot 60x150,
or terms Gail till 8 pm weekdays, sun
12 to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
Evening star., 1948-09-15
"YES-MUST BE SOLD

This one-owner. custom built, modern T.
9sdroom tsGdoona,,. home; IN excellent condition
cious living, too numerous to mention, and
situated on comma anding double corner
LlCck west of Conn. ave and the Ken
nedy- Warren. This rare offering will ap-
peal to the discriminating or a doctor,
seeking a home With every comfort and in
q close-in. convenient, very desirable
Cleveland Park area. Reasonably priced
with excellent financing and must be seen
to be appreciated. Shown by appointment
Evening star., 1948-09-15
MAURICE KAY
1910 Vermont ave. RE 3625.
COTORED BARGAIN

1910 Neal St ne. Attractive 6-roon
and bath brick, lovely rec. room with
street entrance; would make ideal office
rear porches. gas h.-wh., beautiful rear
yard; concrete Colonial front porch ex-
cellent condition: real buy, Shown by
appt. Call Ravenscroft, DU. 664l or MI
O212, with VIM. H. BOAzE, 340s 18th
st. ne, MI. S241 lie
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, sEprtMBEe l5 lsA.

HOUSES FOR SALINE. tcsnt.
CORNER BUNGALOW-sl3,s5O
3427 Eastern ave: 5 rms, and bath: hard
in 80 days: M, Tolson, FR: 1880:
O'BANNON REALTY co.
FR. 5l1a. lis
VACANT
desirable esn % detached brick o home s with rms.
and tied bath Is avslasl. kaIG1 iGs immediate
TO everythins. The price is below the oris
insl sale price snd some ons ,,,t Is foinE to
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Special-Wood odridge-Special
Open EYES; sa, to Pm; :s9s Essrs: s St; ,
'o.ndd eondon dGDn Gyes SIX srss ss r homi nt
porch, ia baths: full basement, INV, OF;
neat; screened front porch: in restricted
area. Mus, be seen to be appreciated
~ b. B. II. IL Johnson Sill co.
CoLoRED-BRooKLAN maker.
mo. ."lts plus S owners s. 5.rm. 's apt. % on ist i
sk1oHnWoop Nj H1Tsln5i SHA1rY Sc 3S Go till ls pm
coIoRED0ii1s coiD1 G sr. Ne. $40. BOO
Lse. 6-rm. brick, excel. cond; bsmt. and
nice rear ear ysrd; ysr apt on part OF snd d., n
eoLoREDSsth 81. Ne. near < St
II. 'rss bsss hSm Sny in D. e.
sct quickly: M Davis 81. 1868,
eoESkEbLs ICONS. Msp co bkfHs, $3.50 poxd.s
hot--water heat; new-hopse condition: close
to TO-, transportation and shopping. AGENT
eoLoREDSSGAR LsG 18th AND IRVING s1s.
NELDe, s-rm home large ngy ysEd ops,rsEy EeE
q SONS; INC, 1918 < st. NV, MA, 5000
HShoShness oon shas.ios bath on rst I'll ooS tolet
ss6 s,ss6hts' ''i' lot sc.ico It / Insglss = ss;s
CooiLloRED-,s,7 col TRINIDAD AVE. NE
Row brick, excel. cond,. : rms. and bath.
P5saii; PaBRIz5o, Eroker 1903 " s.. NV ~ Ex
ccsoiISojRHEEb-BRookLANp. Colo ED Haamlin st. nr.
sfnss Mr sseehan SrS .ves ase RAJ I ils a coz CO..
ecooloRTD-B -BRooKLAND-open $40
daily: 1928 Girard st. ne. ? apts,. oil
heat, hardwood floors. Venetian blinds, dble,
garage. Mr.. HARRIS. DE 1850. lis
COL.-NR. 5th AND K NE.
Very tne Colonial row brick. side-hall
front porch; nice lot det earase; full
basement; priced at only Sl2,50O; rea-
sensble terms so Call Mr.. Mcintosh RE.
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
1113 18th st. NV. Exclusive.
Colored-Doctor or Dentist Attn
100 block Neal st ne; beautiful 6 ,rm
recr. rm with extra inclosure under
porch suitable for once: gas heat: lse
back yard: cement fl. garage; desirable
neishborhood; immediate occupancy; priced
for quick sale
MAURICE KAY
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 3625.
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BARNABY WOODS

Chevy Chase, D. CA fine modern red
brick center-hall home; in excel. cond.;
about yrs. old: lse. liv. rm. with attrac.
frepl. and screened porch overlooking
beautifully handicapped area; spacious din
rm. and well-eauipped kit. with space for
breakfast table; frst-h. lavatory: 2nd a.
excel. rms. and bath: 3rd f. beautifully
paneled in knotty pine and divided into :?
rms, double insul lation; extra-lge. paneled
rec. rm. at garden level: built-in gar:
auto. heat; SO-ft lot. nicely developed
Price. S32 900. To inspect, call JAMES Z.
SCHWAB, OR. $500. After pm. call
Evening star., 1948-09-15
FOREST HILLS

FOREST HILLS
Most attractive English design det. home:
brick and stone construction, on l4-acre
lot, l blk east of Conn. ave. House fea-
lures bedrms and baths plus addi-
tional bedrms. and bath on Bird f.; paneled
den, 1st-h. powder rm., step-down liv.
rm,, immense rec. rm.. etc. House has
been drasticallv reduced for immed. sale.
Call Mr., Crockett. LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO., AID. 1900, or SH. 1874.
FULTON ST. NEAR MASS. AVE.
A big house. 4 lse.. rooms, 2 nreplaces.
porches, all on 1st floor; 2nd floor has 8
hedrms., , baths and bedrms. above.
The house is big, the price is little. Ewes,
Mr.. Harrington, EN-. 744s.
J. LEO KOLB co.
Evening star., 1948-09-15
HOUSES For sAlE-hs,>hwe.,.

COLOREDLNEAR BALL PARK
First commercial Lovely brick home, 6
rms, bath. full bsmt, oil heat. Garage
Excellent condition. Ideal for club, beauty
parior: etc: Terms: Priced riEht.
DIENER. EHRLICH b CO.
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Evening star., 1948-09-15
CLEVELAND PARK

home, in sood location; suit
able for the larger family: reception hall
besmed ceiling. lse kitchen and pantry
end e slzahle bedrms, bath. 3rd O..
, bedrms. bath; oil h,-w.h, heavy slate
roof. deI sarage: lovely ole home. needs
some dscoratins. Excellent financing.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
4e34 Wis. ave. OR. 1896 till o pm.
Evening star., 1948-09-15
BETHESDA. MD.

DI I IIIECDl1, V1D.
house. located on corner lot CT 1ao-ft.
frontage Has q very interesting liv rm.
l3x24, one side of which is paneled in
place: opposite m Side has built-in bookcases
The inviting din. rm has a fireplace: there
are also 3 exc. bedrms.. > baths. Random
and bath; workshop, b1ick-terrsced porch.
attached garage. Can be seen by appoint
ment once open today snd weekdays
till pm. WO. 1900.
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
Evening star., 1948-09-15

14th AND INGRAHAM :
Handsome centes.hall Colonial home of
hnest clapboard construction; slate roof;
Immaculate cond. includes 5 bedrms and
lovely corner lot. Extraordinary value at
S23.50n Call RA 1865 or FRANK 6,
Evening star., 1948-09-15
BUNGALOW. S14.5OO

Outstanding Value, SZ7 ,oUU
An excellent opportunity to purchase a
ally we'll priced on today's market:
bedrooms, with baths on the End moor:
spacious living room. dining room. modern m
basement with oil h.-w. heating system.
2-car detached brick Earase; Close to
blocks east of Conn ave Phone Mrs
Kestinr MI 5000: ewes, ov. 5215,, with
JOHN r. De sIBoUR g. CO.. exclusive
arsntx IL