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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23

"A vote for Proposition 20 on
November 2 Is a vote for the con-
tinuation Of the Seattle Public
Schools building program" Samuel
e. Fleming, Superintendent Of Sc
attic Public Schools said yesterday.
proposition 20 Is the public
schools bond issue for $1,000 900, .
sum necessary to care for both e
mergency and long-range school
planning"
1--WE expect considerable amount
of State and Federal money as
matching funds" Fleming said.
Our program includes the con-
struction OF three or four more ju-
nior high schools as well as new
elementary schools"
Junior High Schools would with
draw the 7th and 9Th grades from
many elementary buildings in Sc
attic, especially in the southend.
thereby making room In the ele-
mentary schools for the record
breaking total Of kindergarten
youngsters, Fleming said.
There are so many propositions
and special measures on the ballot
this time that the voters may not
be able to find them all The Sc
attic schools sincerely hope that
every voter will look for Proposition
20 at the far right hand side Of the
ballot and that everyone will vote
on the measure"
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23

used for storage q grains, soybeans
and hay.
A proportionate share Of the ma
tional increase In farm Quonset
construction results from populari-
ty of the buildings In the local ter
fitory.
The building boom is reported on
the basis Of Quonset orders from
Texas. Oklahoma, Colorado. Kan
sas and Nebraska during July. A
survey Of Quonset dealers in South
Dakota, North Dakota Idaho. Mon
tana. Washington and Oregon indi-
Gated similar building activity de-
veloping In these states as harvest
ing progresses.
Brannan. in his July q appeal to
grain growers, predicted recurrence
es Of the market giut in future years
unless additional storage construc-
ton is undertaken, and told all
farmers that they should take
prompt steps to put their farm stor-
age facilities. in shape" SO that they
win be eligible for government loans
and purchase agreements as a me-
thod of price support.
Last summer, with the flood Of
wheat filling all existing storage
facilities, the grain was selling o.
low as $l6o a bushel. At the same
time, the Commodities Credit Cor
poration was loaning 50 and paying
&c on each bushel of stored grain
With the cost of Quonset construc-
ton averaging "a cents q bushel
the farmers needing storage space
Melted IS cents q bushel on THU
years crop In addition to paying
for the building. Thus he more
than paid for the structure. which
is suitable for machinery or barr
use when cleared Of grain.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23

efficient distribution Of all the
things that 1t makes in meeting the
needs and desires Of the people. And
whenever something new is deve-
Hoped, advertising carries the mes
sage to those who may want the
new product or new service.
Not only does advertising sell
goods, 1t also sells the desire to inn
prove Americans have never want
ed to become static. When people
have no desire for better living
standards, then your great output
of factories win have to stop ADJ
vertising creates the desire to buy
that keeps our economy on the
move. 1t sells goods, and In selling
them it is the great educator Of the
masses.
These facts show us that the bus
mess of advertising has an impor-
tant bearing upon our freedom Of
press. If we cherish freedom of the
press, we must also respect our
| publications as business enterprises
We need to understand that expen-
ses of gathering news from all over
the world for American readers.
are paid in large part by revenues
from advertising space.
I say these things because there
are those who attack the American
way by the sneak method. These
iestroyers from within and with
, OUT will not attack freedom Of the
press. They know we cherish it.
But they will attack advertising.
| They win not attack our high STAN
dards of living. which they envy.
/ But they will attack the profit idea,
without which American initiative
and enterprise would cease to give
us jobs and goods. May we ever be
on our guard against those who
would knock out the very props
from under Americal
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23
Educating MASSES

ADVERTISING ITSELF per-
forms the major service of increas-
ing constantly the already high
standard of living which America
enjoys. Our industry depends upon
advertising to 40 its share on the
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23
Today'S Editorial:
Attend Leadership Training Program

A "rnust'' for all young peoples organizations
in the area is the Leadership Training program
which will be at $50 pm. next Monday, Oct %, in
the Neighhorhood House.
Designed to aid officers and members of youth
groups, the program, sponsored by the Junior
Council Committee of the Jackson st. Community
Council will discuss such topics as Program Plan
ming What Makes for Good Participation and How
to Get Members to Accept Responsibility.
In view of the apparent "Let George Do IT.,
attitude of the Nisei mass here, Young peoples
clubs should not hesitate to send representative
FOR representatives, to this meeting which will
strive to outline various factors pertinent to sue
cessful leadership in organizations.
There is always more room for capable leaders
in our community.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23
in our community

(COnfinued from Page One)
certain foreign governments to
their citizens or subjects, skilled
or unsl<illed Iaborers, to 60 to
countries or places other than the
continental territory Of the United
states were being used for the
purpose Of enabling the holders
to come to the continental terri
tory of the United States to the
detriment Of labor conditions
therein, and ordered that such
aliens laborors, skilled or unskilled,
be refused permission to enter the
continental territory Of the
United States, and
WHEREAS, the continued res
traint imposed by the said Execu-
tive order upon the freedom Of
Japanese or Korean citizens or
SUBJECTS who entered the terri
tory Of Hawaii under the pass
ports referred to above to come
to the continental United States
has resulted In considerable per-
sonal hardship to such persons.
and
WHEREAS, the number Of Ia
panese or Korean citizens or SUBJ
jects thus prohibited from enter
ing the continental United States
from the Territory Of Hawaii b SO
small, and the age Of such per-
sons is SO advanced, that their
entry into the continental United
States would no longer be a de-
triment to labor conditions there
In:
NOW, THEREFORE,, by virtue
of the authority vested in me. :.
hereby revoke the said Executive
Orders No. sac Of March IA, 1907,
and No. l712, Of February "a, 1913,
the extent that they are applica-
Bile 10 Japanese or Korean Citi-
zcns or. subjects who entered the
territory Of Hawaii under the a
foresaid passports and who are
now precIuded from legally en-
tcring or remaining in the con-
tinental territory Of the United
States by reason of such Execu-
tive orders.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23
Ban Prohibiting Oriental Citizens
In Hawaii to Enter j. S. Lifted

The commissioner of Immigra-
ton and Naturalization is hereby
authorized and directed, with the
approval Of the Attorney General,
to take such action and to issue
such rules and regulations as may
be necessary for carrying out the
provisions Of this order.
Signed-Harry S. Truman.
The White House, October IL
1913
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23

AMONG PRIVILEGES we enjoy
as Americans, free speech and free
print are of first rank. Most of us
prize these and other freedoms,
though we give little thought %
them. We Just take them Tor gran
ted. A Gallup poll on the Bill ot
Rights would embarrass q majority
Of our citizens. Try your own poll
and see how many Of your friends
can name the freedoms listed In the
First Amendment co the Constitu-
ton.
Freedom Of the press is one Of
those freedoms. We are benefited
by this freedom every day. The
information that helps make in
telligent citizens comes to US freely.
Our press Is not curbed nor restric-
ted by the iIl-conceived notions Of
some tyrant or dictator. We can
buy the public prints We choose, and
at very reasonable price. We can
buy many Of them, including those
with opposing points Of view, with
out taking very much change out
Of our pocket,
Independent Press
WHY THE small price Of news
papers and magazines? Jush the
paper and printing costs would a.
mount to as much as we pay fol
theml Does fearsome dictator
pay the differencee Does tax-ricf
bureaucracy foot the bill just to
keep itself in power? Are our pub
lie prints subsidized by Congress
sional appropriations? No. they
are not Then how do we have free
dom Of press. when we are able to
buy for nickel what costs so much
more?
These things are accomplished
through advertising. Advertising
thus becomes one Of the basic fea-
lures OF American democracy. II
Is easy to see that the advertising
space sold by the publishers Of ou
newspapers and magazines makes
it possible for a publishing enter.
prize to pay its bills. Because Of ad.
vertising, our great press is able t.
remain independent, and at thu
same time render important ser
vice to the American people.
Educating Masses
ADVERTISING ITSELF per
forms the major service of increas'
ing constantly the already higi
standard of living which Americs
enjoys. Our industry depends upol
advertising to 40 its share on TIL
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23

AFL President william Green
says: ST am pleased to add my per-
sonal approval to the official en-
dorsement of the American Fedora
ton of Labor for the Community
For centuries, the Red Feather
has symbolized bravery, valor, CHI
valry. Today. 1t is still q badge to
be worn proudly. Give to your
Community Chest.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23

The seattle-King County Com
munity Chest campaign is your
campaign. It makes your commu-
nifty better place to work and live.
Give generously according to your
means,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23

Giving to the Seattle-King Coun-
ty Community Chest campaign Is
voluntary gesture 1t is not or
dered-it is not compelled. It sp-
peals neither to pride nor to fear.
but solely and exclusively to good
will.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-10-23
NEW KIND OF LIVE FREIGHT

NEW KIND OF LIVE FREIGHT
FOR NWA-Northwest Airlines,
its Tokyo office reports, is the first
airline to carry live trees in inter-
national air cargo service The
trees, specimens Of the famous ia
panese dwarf pines, were several
decades old, but stood the short.
fast trip from Tokyo to Seattle
well. At Seattle. they were planted
in Puget Sound soil. If they thrive,
large volume Of business in tree
shipping Is expected, because the
miniature pines make unique man
tel and coffee-table decorations.
Evening star., 1948-08-04

Woodridge and Md; $500 up--4 5 and
Il ooms low down payments on some
Nice 6-room row brick in Brookland
res sonabe hurry Call Ravencrott. DU
664 or MI on" VIM. H. BOAZE, :i40s
lSth st n e MI Sni 4
Evening star., 1948-08-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Aortheost.


Sia.:56 with 5000 down; has hv, rm,
With fireplace. din rm, modern kit ,
rec rec rm ,li gas "t heat lsc. shaded lot SOUTH
East REALTY CO, l:ll Penn. ave Sc
!TNCoLN PARK. a.4 Eth St ne -
owner has purchased new home, Will give
immediate possession. attractive Groom
row brick. rear Eastern High and Armory
compl reorcorated throushout gas heat
beautlfu ferced back yard, nus stop al
door; tins won't last long CAL 1oI or, 1sI9 sP-
shHHi MAHiGaS An FARK HmI-You'n be happy
and comfortable IN this new bungalow
priced Al Only ,I4 TI,h a all IN ne isesS RcsS
r. Ror 1, AVE. AVE And ST. Vacant in >
vks at'r. "",h. Colonial row brlck; =
priced f'rit OsiN al only Sl sI@a5o. ENTERPRISE
REALTY co. l:s4 Eye st. NV Ex. 34oo'
s1vER s1,i Il fERR.cE-lovelv n s-rm. semidet
for recreation room. gas auto heat:
bfTlSpeO BINDS. newly wi ' Constructed metal fence,
stone wall around property. stone grill,
flowers and trees; southcTn ,ry5 1Xposurc, II. H.
sDS5 ano 'snfs snis 0' rF ss osa q OWNER seen 0'
WOODBRIDGE: S,.oon down-5-room bun
ssCH qnfinishsd stte G, space M for sG,I m9Te IfN
i9GHSs' iS"s. cox cox 4 co INC. Nc -"'' " ."
WOODBRIDGE: Sl9.95u---A distinctive Diet.
s-vr .-old BRICK home on Qulet stree;
Washer. md A., has , lee bcalms, and
raculate condition with natural rim wood
csiI RE. IaSS III q pm, GoLDsTEN
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW. vacant, asl1
saIass hWh oil storm Tndows wM SreeRs
THoRoWGooD, De. o3I5, &c.,, s a..;,
wooDRIDGE : Detached home 2"447
Saa5o. WM r. THoRoWGooD, DE.
FxCfLLENr VALUE, River Terrace n F.
h-room brick in practically new house
rond tYl basement large fenced enesy ysFd arc
6 $#a:: or GE a3il ewes PECK CO,
sth All SIN FRANKLIN SITS NI;-A,trsss-
Sne9 o. GE 0tsfee sat eve: s"S PECK CO, s61s ish
1ss RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E;-6-roo
brlct excellent condition. oil heat. Law
and -ubs in - basement PRICED @ t9f 1o ouck ulsl
PEck FEC CO. sS ssis 'fsa istn Gt st. me- ffS eyes
.Gn 9o4eB bsS re,sonaSa aSsiSS
e 10. lit9 .S6 syss ri PESK .SExss3Rc GO Rp-
NLhh I'm ASO @ hr,ct bnr,. c.
ionisl front porch nice yard, auto. gas
heat. $40 a5C. a real buy. LIST NATION.>G
REALTY coRP lSPo 1876 X st NV RE
81 ESQ down; so 50 per mo.-Practical-
ly new semldet 6-rm brick home; mr.
Creenway apt; fun bsmi.. fenced Srear
yard gas heat Call RE 1855 III @ p m,
GOLDSTEN BROS. 1929 L St NV. II
OPEN HOUSE-:SS"l ith pl ne Det.
brick rms; garage, full basement: Ny
baths Open 2 TO 9 pm. 4
NEAR UNION STATION. FIRST commercial
garage; can oe used as home or business
priced reasonable on today's market
owner says sell: substantial cash pay
ment Mr. Pendleton, DU. 1868 MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO, 1924 14th st. NV.
DT 3346
SEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOoL-2-fam-
3ty brick home, rms. this. oil heat
full bSmt. garage. front porch. nice yard
reasonably priced SOUTHEAST REALT1
Co, 1911 Penn. ave. Sc. FIR. .ooh, --t
Evening star., 1948-08-04
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

90 YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantees results. List your prop
erty with VIM H SAUNDERS CO. INC
Rea tors since 1887. 1919 K st. D1. 1918
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home: ne. OF
Sc white or colored: and Md. cox &
CO. DI 1854. RE. 1888.
WANT TO SELL Va property? For
oulck energetic service, call LURIA BROS,
OW S5u, 2u46 Wilson blvd. =
PETWOR1H-Have client for home neal
ST, Gabriel's Church. KIRKS REALTY co
RE 36i4: ewes. RA. 1856. -
CASH CUSTOMERS waiting for >. 2 ano
bedroom houses, around S. 1900 tt
$4,000. in Woodmoor Silver Spring
Takoma Park, Bethesda and Chevy Chase
WORTHINGToN REALTY, S427 Ga. ave
Sligo 300; If no answer, call SH lslo
IPAY CASH FOR HoUsEs-white or col
ored Any section. any conditton NIX
3 LtSs, Re sss4; eyes, IA oaho oh1,s .,
colored. any condition or section. DE
Evening star., 1948-08-04
SUBURBAN SAlE-MARYlAND.

UNIV. PARKi s15.95O-well- built prewai
6-room brick home: true center-hall plan
FL INSPECT Inspect; ss cam 0 RE sss III S'i,sa
GoLDsTEN BROS: 1929 L st. NV. g
RANGED. modern s-rm. home: h.-w,h.. oak
Els gs,ss qEsssissiy sy rsaSesa 81 JOHN Il JOHN
sI i,ssoHLoSe.y aebedroom brick bunEa-
low, Ideally located off N. H. ave; full
basement; stairs to expandable attic. Can
81. 1875. SUBURBAN INVESTMENT co
VACANT; GREEN MEADows-Detached
home on 50xl00-ft; lot; 6 rooms and bath,
oil heat. next to bus stop; near schools;
CO a4o5 KAY REALTY CO CO. IN NC 5so5
Ga. ave. NV. RA. 900. -6
l,5OO--S, 500 down. balsnce in first
Insurance buys this new 5-rm. brick
bungalow with Ice. attic and bsmt., with
gas heat: Move in With deposit. SIMON
ExcINsfvf EANK go cHtvERfYa IS sf y, really beau,
tiful. new. 6-rm. brick home, with at
tached garage. lst, A., powder room. lge
porch, sas @ heat t'i sl3aso iSs1f siloeo nsofHs az
IS rug BRos 1sss e pss St "
THE NEW HOMES IN WHITEHALL oner
standard Of excellence in, design,
uaa,nni Dlanning, material workmanship and
preciate and demand quality. Designed by
Gertrude SAWYER, architect. they contain
: bsdrsoms tall twin size,, full
porches, garages sized for modern cars;
kitchens desisnsd for women by wo-
| house range and 9-cu.-ft. refrigerators
gas &C; heat; 45,sal. Rund water heat
nd 1erH fry presd ons homs svs
able with first floor bedroom and bath
All lots in Whitehall !. acre or Iarger
cons consin and Bradley @ blvd. sI tthe ~" cheSy
Chase Golf Club coursel drive west i
@s' san sasey s. Ggsn D1d fsn oss4 nAgl sao
BUNGALOW. s9,950-Buy or trade you,
home for this, desirable suburban homt
equipped kit; SIDE screened porch; othell
BEoWN s. . Really CORP Realtors
sos sIst AVE. Queens Chapel Manor
Bungalow, l yr. old; has living room, din
ing alcoye, kitchen, bedrooms, bath
| 110. Reasonable down payment, $50 pei
mo. includes taxes. insurance and int
Is 4ss Eye p Ph0af eaAHArTE VA Reaior T'yls @
$500 aas i EMERsoN hsR N so'' 81, Rogers Heights
Hyattsville, Md:-Unusually attractive bun,
floors equipped kit, fun basement. OF
heat; nice landscaped lot real value
Price; sl2.5oo;. terms. gms Gan T. v Z, Green rsT
STONE, Realtor. 927 18th ST. NV ex-
ss3 MONTHLY. plus taxes and ms. pays
for smart broom completely equipped
bungalow; full basement and attic: located
1S min D. c.; as little as $500 down for
veterans RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, sH
VETERANS. ATTENTION - Cottage. fur
nished on Chesapeake Bay. 35 miles from
Wash; can be bought small down pay
ment balance monthly. EX. 1884.
several styles: large. equipped rooms
lst floor, upstairs; shed dormer ready
81. .00n down. Cali UN. s3s3 for appt
FINCHAM & CO. 450l oueensbury rd.'
si,eo0 DOWN AND vACANT-Imasinel
A 6-room, 2-story home YOU can move
right into Garage. lot 50x150: a blks
of BladenSburg I'd; near HyattsvllHle IH
$1,000 MOUNTAINEERING bungalow ir
West Hyattsville. Near shopping: schools
saao saa 'fsRio BRieHrWoop ss r Realty ns1 CO o s
ONLY $4,000 for this immaculate 5-rm
full bsmt, oil h. w b.; beautiful Handicapped
Fellows. Hi. so75. with H. BERNARD
! IL
Evening star., 1948-08-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwes..

VIRGINIA AVE, near AGRICULTURAL Dept -
FORD ESR Sisff sHERTzER. R7Sz Wo. Siai I'll 10 pm
UNFURNISHED. Nos. 466-46S F St slw.--
wide silev: early possession. MAURICE
FITZGERALD, 1871 G st. NV. Ma. 1856
hrick homes, with rooms. electricity ano
water. that may be purchased for only
$500 down and $50 mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS
&C R2g X st. NV. MA. 0352. -6
BLK. 3rd ST.-Beautiful
linn. row brick auto. gas heat: perfect
for doctor or ORGANIZATION. Mr. F. W
THOMAS DF 1870
Evening star., 1948-08-04
B-16 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C.
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.E. tcent

AREA OF EXCEPTIONAL HOMES, custom
built, center entrance, 2-Story orlck' N
Al condition and tastefully decorateo
features library and u bath on, lst n, =
rm and excel. modern kit. :; beorms; ana
bath ON md f. fne, dry; fun basement
with firepl. and lavatory; built-in garage,
gas a,-c heat: manv extras; SHOWN ps
appt only Call Charlie Jeter. with JAMES MI.
|. DIXON d co. l9,:;, l7th St NV, 81
i5s UHLAND TER. N.E.--vaeant; move move
in with moderate down payment, 5000 5000
terms; rooms bath; c IA n. row 6riGE
Call Milton Vinnick with A NJ. DRAIS-
NER. iO4 L st. NV. Ma. So't6, :.
S15.950-BeSt ne; location: consisting OF
entrances. A real buy, ,Cali NJ, payne' "
Michigan 1850. EAT. 6ll,'with BETHEL
Iith ST. NE-Wen bult, 7-room, nsth,
row back caS h; attrac. terms
CT IFFoRD sHERIzER, Wo. 9l2l m 10
!oth ST. in Lansdon Park ne. l can snow snow
you a number Of comparable properties
worth no more than this that are priced
at S''l 500. or l can show you THIS one
for Sl,;.15h. but YOU had better hurry
CAL Nj. Hogan, RA. SOL" till pm
G-ROOM BUNGALOW. gas heat, attic
ELlFT LARRY o ,"s;11E: STEELE. re. o4aa, EN- oao3
zoe :. DAKOTA AVE. NE.-very can
bGnaalows, = rms bath, bsmt.; oil ~ = h :
S:.500 cash. T. D. BURGESS, VI. $50?
.s55 Eth ST. N.E.-Fne a-famiy brick
rome. J. rooms. , baths. splendid nome
s#.ooo cash. ash T. D. BURGESS, vi $50.
Evening star., 1948-08-04
NEAR TAFT BRIDGE

south of Calvert St A home that is attr.
nTsp IN sppesraHce, ca practical m D an. AND where
ali OF the rms. are cheerful ard comfort comfort
able, bedrms. and 2l2 baths are featured
on the ,nn fl 3rd bath N oSmt, lVlne
rm with fireplace. iaN. DIN. rm, roomy room
kit porcncs, property lust reno'Steo, !o
looks like now; vacant: price, ~ 2u
terms arranged Call Mr.. Robev, ewes. EN-
ma THOMAS j. FISHER & CO. INC
l,nrs DI GS2n
Evening star., 1948-08-04
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB

Located in that beautiful home section
between Brookville I'd and Conn. ave A
home of distinction and style. Some OF
its features are its large living room with
fireplace, 1rst-f1oor lavatory, breakfast
room, beautifully decorated, lovely oak
floors. Four bedrooms, baths, third
floor servants rooms with bath. A fine
home. spaciously arranged. at the right
6635. PAUL P. STONE. Reator, MA.
Evening star., 1948-08-04
WEST EVANSVILLE

Immaculate 2-bedroom asbestos. .shingi'
dows and roughed-in heat. lge; lily. rm;
ise' equipped kit, full tiled bath; fui
dry bsmt.. laundry tubs and gas az d neal yea.
ms storm windows and screens. Present
Ist trust, SO 900 at a.: $3.50 per mo
pays ali. Fair cash reeuiTed Very enS seny
A. Co, UN. 1878, UN. 272S until pm
Evening star., 1948-08-04
pRTNCF GEORGES COUNTY.

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
BRANDYWINE HEIGHTS, vacant; 2 acres; acres;
5-rm. ,asbestos-shinsle ounsalo~' eio 1dea1 t,.s11
have m car: arr PRICE, $3.50 lst trust. Sc : 80, %,
A. viii ACCEPT small dav casn as saIs psSm oWnER s1SF
cGHIEyERLYN5rm: GI Ga;1i rs. asbestos shinsle home,
tu basement noaer S hsa1 sarden eff incl oore
price SI1 500, easily financed; may go
GI ci4e OWNER, WA. 5s19. II
cHFyERLY AREA-Sl0.9 $50. What bet,
ter time to buy noms hss, hSer honse ds foy the
money offered today, See for yourself
Few, carefree 5-rm. basement, attic snd
lie bath; new street; derms this areor reeE 9
INSPECT. WA. l146, MR.. DICkEf' BURGER
FoEEsIyMLELhyins ,ssqnomt 5m fu| ful dtslns bsmt
ss'. 18th yr rm old nnsnsG $3.50: $50 mo oWs5R'
GkEES ta aEs' MEADOWS, 1901 & aosnSke aaS as ST. i,
story. screened porch; &c OIL sgnao h.N
ISboyns % S!s5oa a2s 9yNEss sDssroon SA n0'p house
fuii bsmnt': oil automatic heat: nr. school
stores and busIiine' sale by owner; oTner;E17' l!"'-
MT. RAINIER, zen sr;ILo'siy st. u. io,; vsry asI
nomea = Fms; .iores 0a1an sransp on etc 500
down, S15 mo. AUERBACH q COo Ia
65uI, 1874 K st. NV; eyes, AL os"te
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE HIGHLANp-ons
Of the finest 3-bedroom homes N IN, the ne
ser construction and appointments
WaiI above average To see, call II.
Bsooks pERRINSS = co. Realtors
sSEryERSITY PARK ESTATES-Surpass-
ins the finest are these really large Gus
tnsnized brick homes; master bedrm. 1s #,
other two I1xl2; 1st q. tile bath nteak, 4,
rarass; bsmt. has outlet and n bsfn
outsta anding anywhere for Sl9:95o SIMON
Il Prank CO.. exclusive. SH. 1888 un' ~
Evening star., 1948-08-04
RIVERDALE

sao5 Riverdale I'd; East P,nss Pines, L1yely ysry
fioor has extra large living room with
ncture WINDOW. ] bedroom. fully equipped
. ,tchen and bath; 2 partially finisnsd
trees. reasonably priced at $4,000;
nominal cash required. For further infor-
nation ask for Mr.. Lee.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Evening star., 1948-08-04
SILVER SPRING

Our finest residential locale provides the
setting for this outstanding spacious CO.
lopial home, near Mrs. ks Toll Houst
overlooking the park; al the livable fea'
lures, incl. huge side porch, att. garage
center hall, lst-h. powder rln.. 3 twin bee
size bedrms.. fun bsmt; fine Parksidt
School nearby bus. shopppe. churches al
close Hard to beat. SH 644000l0. II
no ans, SH. 1852 till pm.
WOODSIDE REALTY CO.