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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
19 Get 1-Year Limit
In Rocway Gambling;
Two Free in First Trial
Judge DepIo.es Lack
Of Maryland Statute
For Sitter Sentences
By Charles J. Yorbroueh
Stor Sioff Correspondent

ELLICOTT CITY, Md, July IA.
Howard County Judge James
Clark today convicted on various
gaming charges 10 of the 81 men
arrested June 5 in the Rocway
Towers gambling raid. He i'm
posed maximum, one-year prison
sentences.
The penalty, he said, "is the one
and only way to keep this kind of
establishment out of our county,"
He also deplored the lack of Mary
land law which would have allowed
sitter sentences.
The two men freed by the verdict
at the conclusion of the two-day
trial were William A. Garner, 100
block of Worthington drive, York
towne Village. Md, and Robert E.
Meyers. Silver Hill, Md.
But they, along with the 10 men
convicted in todays decision. still
face conspiracy charges in connec-
ton with the early morning raid on
the gray. turreted casino about a
mile north of Laurel, on U. S. High
way /.
$4,000 in Cash is Evidence.
State police invaded the roadhouse
in a surprise raid. Elaborate gam
bling equipment and $4,000 in cash
which they seized were presented in
evidence at the trial.
Those found guilty included
Patrick ]. Clarke, identified as own
er of the Towers, and Walter Novak
1900 block jackson avenue NV. an
operator of the place. The others
described as employees, were:
Charles R. Beers, first block OF
Colebrook drive, Silver Hill; Alfred
E. Meyers, 400 block of Hagen road
Washington; William E. Downs
Silver Hill; Edward Kali, 340O block
of Newton street NE; Silvio j. Dam.
leo, 1900 block of Nelson place; John
Geraci, 5000 block of Nelson place;
Mike Moffett, 1900 block of Holbrook
terrace; Joe w. Heinrich. 5000 block
of Bladensburg road; Thomas H
Rice of Silver Spring.
Edward T. La Prairie, 200 block o.
North Nineteenth avenue; MARTYR
Murphy, 1900 block of Holbrook
terrace; Mele J. Rodick, $500 bloch
of Arundel road, Mount Rainier
Frank Tolson, $500 block Of NORTH
Washington boulevard, Arlington
William c. Quade, Cheltenham
Md, William B. Belfield, Ogder
street, William Carley, alias Brown
of Laurel. and Theodore Meyers
Silver Hill.
Owner Is Convicted.
Officials said it was one OF the
stiffest gambling sentences evel
handed down by Maryland court
! Clarke was convicted as owner O.
the place and with permitting
gambling. The other 18 were foune
guilty on five counts of the seven
count indictment. They were freee
only of counts charging dealing Al
the tables and with being the owner
Judge Clark, before imposing sen
tence, declared:
This was not, in the vernacu
lar of the street, full-time gam
bling establishment. Here we hav'
a place where thousands OF dollar
r~OIIJAv Doro Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
ice BIomes Insecure Track
For Train Wreck at Laurel

Asked to state what action has
been taken in connection with the
accident, an officer of the Baltimore
& Ohio said the employees respor1-
sible for the failure to properly
secure the track are no longer in
the service of the company"
The wreck occurred when four
rear cars of the Diplomat, a crack
train, left the rails on. curve about
500 yards from the grandstand Of
the Laurel race track. The train,
en- route to New York. had passed
through here after a trip from st.
Louis.
A second train. southbound from
New York, struck one Of the twisted
rails a few moments later and its
Diesel engine caught fire. There
were no injuries on the second train.
Killed was John Davenport, 81,
lsee TRAIN WRECK, Page AS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14

The wounded Communist leader re-
ceived a blood TRANSMISSION.
The Interior Ministry ordered po-
lice throughout the nation to pre-
vent any demonstrations.
Armored cars. tanks and jeeploads
of police rushed to the square near
the Chamber of Deputies building.
The crowds were in an ugly mood.
shouting viva Togliatti." Police
fired numerous bursts in an attempt
to dispense them. Agitators urged
the demonstrators on. and police
charged in jeeps and troop car
riers.
Police swung rife butts and clubs
on men and women alike. Police
reinforcements rolled up by the
hundreds.
5000 Police on Scene.
Soon between 1000 and 5000 po-
lice were on the scene. BY sheer
weight of numbers they succeeded
in clearing the square. Police gun.
fire at the crowd apparently was
aimed over their heads and no seri-
Gus casualties were reported.
News of the attack on Togliattt
spread quickly throughout the
country. In Milan, Leftish citadel.
workers quit without waiting for or
ders from their Communist labor
leaders.
A general strike was called IN
Milan Province to protest the at
tempt to asSassinate Togliatti.
The assassination attempt caused
both the Chamber of Deputies and
the Senate to adjourn their sessions.
When Communist Deputies ap-
peared for the afternoon meeting
scheduled to open at 2:30 pm. they
tangled with police who barred their
way.
Reds In Angry Mood.
The assassination attempt put
the Communists in an angry mood
and threatened serious consequences
for the whole nation.
Mr.. de Gasperi summoned his
cabinet into special session. A reso-s
luton adopted by the ministers said
the attack aroused "the horror and
rr~~T A rTvTTT poCn -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission today blamed insecure
condition" of a section of track for
the Baltimore g. Ohio train wreck
at Laurel, Md, June 10, in which
one person was killed and So in
jured.
The track, under repair, was in
such condition that the railroad
should not have permitted any train
to move over it, the ICC stated.
The report on the accident, re-
leased today, said a large number
of tie spikes were missing near the
point of the accident and that for
a distance of 271 feet there was no
firm bond between the ties and bal
last.
Baltimore 81 Ohio officials, In
answer to a query regarding the ICC
report, released this one-sentence
statement and refused further COM
ment: i1naA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
Mrs. Roosevelt
Loyal to Party
Son Declares
James in Surprise
Speech Explains
Her Absence
SAYS COP puts crow
of thorns" on labor. page Az


of thorns" on labor page A-2D
By the Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, July "A
James Roosevelt told the Demo-
cratic National Convention today
the absence of his mother should
not be construed as an indica-
ton of a "lessening" of Demo-
cratic ardor on her part.
A surprise speaker at this morn
ing's convention session, the eldest
of Franklin D. Roosevelt's sons said
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt stayed away
from the convention city because she
believed it more dignifled for the
United States to be represented in
the United Nations by men and
women who are not taking part in
partisan politics.
Mrs. Roosevelt is member of the
American U. N. delegation.
Mr.. Roosevelt said he made the
explanation because some delegates
had asked whether her absence was
caused by lessening enthusiasm for
the party which won the White
House foys times when her husband
was a candidate.
Says Party Has Future.
Mr.. Roosevelt told the cheering
delegates that the Democratic
Party not only has a past" of which
it may be proud. but it has flu
(See ROOSEVELT, Page A-2J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
INITIATION INCREASING, COM
mittee report says. Page BIO.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 14.-Price
increases about to be announced
by steel companies will be sub
stantial-much larger than at
first thought, the Iron Age,
Woodworking trade weekly,
said today.
Widest advances may be posted
by United States Steel, which the
publication said initiated the ILL
fated anti-infiation drive by cutting
prices deeper and on a wider va
riety of products than most other
large companies"
They may raise the ante as
much as a half cent pound or $40
a ton," it added.
Describing this as a red letter
week." the Iron Age said: The
workers will get . good raise in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14
Truman Opposition Is Splitting
As Democrats Rush Windup;
Only Rights Fight Remains
Defect of Extremists
Forecast in Limited
Platform Debate
BULLETIN

PHILADELPHIA Especially.
-Southerners won an agree
ment for a full hour to debate
the civil rights plank in the
Democratic platform today.
Previously convention leaders
had allotted only half an hour
for debate. The convention
took up the platform fight at
2:40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-14

(TeTt of Democratic Platform on
Page A-8.J
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(See TOGLIATTT, Page AS,
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(See PLATFORM, Page AS
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(See ROCWAY, Page A-3)
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(See RAIL STRIKE, Page Az
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(See PALESTINE, Page A-5D
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(See BERLIN, Page A-2D
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(See STEEL, Page A-3J
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01

function for some time to come.
There is a great deal of in
formal play and leisure-time So
cial and cultural activity for child
rem and youth in the colonies and
settlements. Doubtless there is
awarenes, at least as far as the
children are concerned. of the
health values of outdoor play. In
deed, the striking emphasis and
attention to the maintenance of
good health throughout the land,
and the vast system of medi-
cal care, would lead one to be-
lieve that physical recreation and
camping will develop in time
when it is recognized more fully
as contributing to bodily and men
tai health.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
The New Jewish
Generation in Europe
BY DIR. Joseph j. Schwartz

From Apeldoorn to Selvino.
from Pouges-les-Eaux to Inders-
dorf, Europe's 10000 surviving
Jewish children will greet the
year 500 on Rosh Hashonah with
prayer of thanks to the American
Jewish community. And the eyes
of Jews the world over will be TO-
cused on these youngsters, the
pltlful remainder and reminder
of bitter past, but more signifi-
cant, the brave hope of a bright
future.
Under the care of the Joint Dis
tribution Committee, 100000 of
these children are matching the
miracle of their survival by the
miracle of growth physical, in
tellectual and spiritual. In the
challenging year ahead, JDC.
through funds derived from the
$250,00O,O0O campaign of the I'm
tied Jewish Appeal, will continue
it's vital program of relief, medi-
cal care, religious instruction, and
educational and vocational train
ing.
Perhaps the most outstanding
aspect of JDC's vast child care
program is it's network of more
than $50 homes and centers in
nearly every country of Europe,
where some $4,000 youngsters,
most of them full or part orphans,
are housed and fed, clothed and
given medical attention and edu-
cation, both religious and secular.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-10-01
Mobile, Aldbdmd
Recreation in Israel
from Page 2O)

Continued from Page 2O)
Games in London but Olympic Of
ficials have ruled against its par
ticipation.
A system of physical education
in the schools, especially in Tel
Aviv and Haifa, has been func-
4ioning for some time under the
vaad Leumi. A school for the
training of teachers of physical
education has been in operation
and set of modern buildings for
the school was about to be erect
ed when the fighting began. APP
proximately 100 graduates of the
training school are now employ
cd as teachers. In the recent hos
tiIties they served primarily as
instructors in the military forces
and will probably continue this
Evening star., 1948-06-06
HOUSES FoR sAlI-s.F. Cont. !

oFEN SUN; 70 ..sI I;MmAisSms' !, ~. 'ov.1s ,ss
and most convenient. Of neighborhoods.
Low down and md s1oa
S.ys fst to .9ss sss lsfs trs' kEAIfY Il co
oFES ST2S; TcDAf syss u. ,s7 ss74 N.ylor rd sNsx
ly decorated, 2-family -end-row brick, with
separate, entrance TO 2nd-n apt: & q Il |
neW neSTm rented nf for $50 tie 1st I ineadss
Tm:. kitchen. tiled bath, ldry, rm I, ,..a ~
ssaesa ssns out sna 81 II e2APs eaai 1s7
i, isls g.. i ST. st: 81 SEA desirable location in
Anacostia, in a low priced range, 5000
rooms o bath hot-waterM MnoRE heat taSes HiI 1nI
to IL and 3 to 8. s-rm. Cape Cod bunga-
low. 2-car gar, only Z yrs. old. baths;
sssis + s ao9nn.ss. tFq% Ma ls can MI
SfSsH' zss s1osk 9A eoiosaEs eeSs f0t 4 Ge COMP
baths s in .ssss.a rs.s la Ps1fh sF y mS
sss9sSn sss5SS IessPsa sa ass7 - '% s1sy.
Sc. !31st and Penn. ave) BUILDER. I".
iaoS v ST. s.E-sale by owner; save
agents comm liam. house. or rms; s,;,,
detaeh. frame; excel. eond.; sa,a5o cash
ofr ese hi MisStsorA stsS AvE-s1,.4so; hrst
sta oil hfaF s1essSs ad1ck DE- st. 81;
NEAR sTs Mi MiNaEsorA saas AVE. asds Naylor I'd.
s.e-Detached s-rm: BUNGALOW, oil h.-wh;;,
large landseaped lot; substantial cash
Gess HOB. E "a. r. HEAE 4ac6 ~ fo ss7s 1s4S
TwO-FAMILY sPECIAL---Fairlawn Sec
home; second-hoor ant brings in $40 mo-
a real buy MITCHELL QUICK p1. ass1;
svsooMM sve M HOUSE,. aedusE h.-vh.. oil burner; q
acres ground; apt. house site or business
s ssn'eF and On ahey sss us SOS
with J. LETToN MARTIN. Warner Bldg.
Sc BRICK, 6 rooms. l bath. INV h; nice
neighborhood. close to shopping and trans
portation; $1,000 down win handle. Eve.
sSokSsr aes kea NJ ST. STEM Il i ss ns k2o9P ks 5Rss
ssi ssls SEoTHEss r. Us Sc. ,cons; H.., rs
newly decorated; new gas h;-w.h. system;
SANDERS sa1sEs IL ffosSa sss evss srms w. osss
5-rm asbestos shingle, Insulated; front
throughout, lot AOxl2U. S1U,oOO. SUIT
SANDERS. TR. $685. ewes, VI. 0990. %
2ND AND r S.E.-7-rm. and bath semi
detached brick home on corner, overlooking
pn park asSd Gan MR.. HoFFER' Ma ssas; ewes ewes
1905 BYERs ST; Sc. tnlva. Hts sl-s
blocks over D. C. line; 8 rms, bath. ashes
tos shingle: detached; coal heat; lot
40x1 90; new cond.; conv. shops. buses
$3.50; terms. SCOTT SANDERS, TR.
ids T ST. s.E.@X desirable location in
Anacostia in low-priced range. rooms.
bath. hot-water heat: taxes only $56.96
yearly. terms. MOORE & HILL CO.. So4
18th st. NV. y
ala ORANGE ST s.E. (cong, Hts)-Briek.
semidet.;. ., complete ia-rm; apts.: baths,
storm windows, screens; live in one apt,
$50. SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1868; ewes,
siii sith ST. s,E. (shipley Terrace
Brick. 5-rm. semidet; good condition;
FHA trust; oil a.-c, heat; near schools.
shops, buses; owner transferred: excellent
value at s1o,95o. SCOTT SANDERS, TR.
1853: ewes. VI 0a90. IS
home on lge lot: arranged for 9 families.
rms. and bath; 4 rms. in each apt.
Rent from ! apt. will pay for the home.
Only Sll. $50, 50 900 cash SS5 per mo.
T. D. BURGESS REAL ESTATE, 1884 Pa.
ave Sc VI 2S02 till pm IS
Evening star., 1948-06-06
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IN d. C. OR Md or bedrooms, base
ment; detached; about $1,000; near
school and transportation. TIE. 1920. -6
HAVE CLIENT seeking 8 or bedrm. home
woods, Wafefield or American Univ PARK;
UP to $4,000. Client can make avail. ex-
eel. 2-bedrm. apt. In de luxe bldg. as part
consideration, for a. fairly priced home;
WITH 4 % 81 600 Cash. 5000 perm. perm, Govt,
salary we insist there must be house
for couple and ? babies. What have you
for ,sIi 900; SEQ per month"; Prefer
nearby virginia, Box 4s5-c, Star g.,
iour home for sale. We have large watt
ing list for modern used homes In D. C..
nearby Nd. and Va. Eve. and Sun. phone
Temple .I76s. L. T: oRAyATTE, Realtor,
uRGkhNTLY R hSEr NEEDE6.6tnder NDES.I Itaa se5. 900, a
home with. larse grounds Of 7-s rms. IN
good suburban section. Suitable for family
with children; brick or frame Mr. RARI-
YOuNG CouPLE desires Older home to re.
ssss PC. D. e {. Fl oss4. q or writ writ. ssa
HAVE CASH CLIENTS waiting for homes
In Woodbridge, Michigan Park and Prince
Gecrses County. Cal Nj, HlaekEoed, No,
H ~ !. nv, a SA. asaS. oosh .S.aina. ". w.
oLS R6uss. in any condition, viii pay
MR.. ALBERTs, TX. 8sel Or IA 6ea7.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.


a1aaE BaTHEspANsT "a assn, ere nicely iee
street, this most livable Colonial home; 3
.na ssth r:p.as dn s T Tm .sa sna
facing garden; brick veneer construction,
water pps apay
near Kenwood entrance at 5547, Bradley
s5o sys rs'd ca 0E d. s I.' no ansTs pEss
leave message at ST. 1000 for MR..
BHTHEsDA fTHsN COUNTRY CLUB area, 7o5o
sssh' oPs1 Ssasa5 s4 On @s's Hs'1 WEBS
aETaEsDa ai:hs T1 asfa, ssfl s,seso; tu.t off Vest
with bedrm. and bath on 1st a, 2 hedrms.
frepl aa "m nj NICE - din. rm M and 1T, ,uli ssmt;
q elspSoars fully Psu[s,es IsSuv Nj saEs;
s2fRr bpRRr5SaFi,s Rsa,lsa,s P' .a:lls. ss5s Fully de.
ah'd 2 hs.' s ovss rsa on ss.q
Iiyips room Slth, hreplaes, moaernis.iss "a Iis
sssaen spsas ga. xf h.ss
s's ssEsas' :ss 1sss e
eorn. ry'sd s.ssousSs a sbssse se .nd osan
e 3 today. Drive opt Old sss osSrs.tovn ,,,l I'd
s9 st ane RfaGTv is1T ss1s % ss sfmps
ees41turs Gonstrustsiea nsps Co" INC Call h&
BETHEsnA. I yns nr. n SUBURBAN Sn Hospital-A dis
tinctive, prewsr built brick home on large
welI-landscaped lot; 1st floor has entrance
hall large living room With 5ne ,ep,aoe; LACE
has three bedrooms and tiled bath; large
basement with maids room and bath;
aatOmasie heat shown BIZ BY app9intmsnt, an
Sa M Ghi69 4aookioRros, Rsalsoi VII 81
aETHEsDAmsls;a5o; ESD. lovely brick b tx. home; q
bath built-in garage, rec, rm. with bar,
large ide-screened terrace porch, gas
Io scheo. hss an and Psfsn Tsn.p uSner rsn @
ferred; poss. July ist; excellent terms i
is4sl sSao' Dbt Sjth s5ss: Brown REALTY CORP Real
BETHESDA. sa7,eoo-Peautiiul new g.
rm., 2A-bath brick with slate roof. stu
side @ porch. sttseSed saSase. lg.. din. I'm.
with picture window. automatic heat, To-
y, WWALIIhhSE B. AoNEW' p1. $3.50; Eyes
BEfHEsDA-s-rm. frame house. 4 bsdrms,
Das ,s. NEW S.sa, S burner aca nssi
sis Stu 600 Goo Or sxehanss for larger house
sETHIsDA. 6ss4 orsentrss rd.-Ie rms;
epssd. ss nsshs sss sss ids aad
i: h:sw.h:: best oIsr approsehins sIa,sso
your yo; .'T Broker or or OWNER o on premises. 80
bath on lst door; bedrooms and bath on
heat; .ear garas. closs 70 Dis'sies dnn line
ALI aLIIEp kHAlfY ~ COLI M wa VT ssss. q e.
Br~HEsDA, Roosevelt st.-3-bedroom brick
shrabb.a S,ra s'Aia'' iot 7osioo: near .ehool sRd
immediate possession; sla;-
500. wen hnaneed: Call Mr., Csrlin. WI
1ass r1an9soxHphLsn H,h nA92sMffi A11G92aMffiYowopso ow ses to 81
5000 Saratoga ave.-lrapd-nev det brick
accommodate twin beds; dry basement par
titioned o9 and hsatsd for !sersasio5
walls, insui...d. astashsa saEs@s' i.frk.
Out Wisconsin ave. 70 River I'd, 4 blocks
es,snd D. G line sesp Run.iI,a III sIesf ..ia e.
tor. z9os wisconsin ave. No. 1854.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
SWAMPED

~ w x4404 LII
More buyers than listinss For prompt,
courteous and efficient sale Of your subur-
ban Md. property, call
H. BERNARD RUPERT
HI. 6075 or TO. 5032. -
EMERGENCY SERVICE
II you are in need of immediate action
in connection with your property such as
quick sale on . net cash basis, call
WEITZ REALTY CORP.
9o5 18th st. NV. ST. 1855.
COLORED-N NV. on GOOD NE, sec
tion-A good 9 or rm. house: call MRS.
ARMSTRONG, Ho. 3e42 Monday. IS
COLORED-I HAVE CLIENT who wants
to buy or room house In high class
nv. section; must be in good condition
ment. Telephone DU. s633 Sunday week
days RE 1878.
with $1,000 to $4,000 break' Several
looking for good houses, $40 rooms any
section, To sell it in a hurry. call EQUIT-
ABLE REALTY Co, celebrating 10 years
of satisfactory business. MI. 20s0. co.
SQn1
Evening star., 1948-06-06
23Q OuACKENROS ST.

IoS QOhShLNDo Doo ~
open sunday. / til dark, pet MODEM dsrl
sTikn snd n iS b. bedrms. n fi and f bath full bsmt
with Law. attached sarage; house IN excel
$ ooepoa epo. Gssone 2n N snd
eHARfs e1a IS HG%d ONO Tfss sso 0Rfn III in
CoLORED-l3OO BLOCK e ST. N;E.-2
houses rms ana ostn eaeh' NH MRS An
Gco6EEoMRSfpGBEA8riftL G6EMS i S2l2 II IL ssrm row brick
Fl a6Ts. hss' I'M Seff 1913 5th coa s5S es NC
coIoRED-5i5 45th ST. N.E.-semidet. +,
tile bath, recreation room oil heat. haro-
y 'ps payments. s65,5o, lcall MR.. COLEMAN
eeeoILoRFdbNSEAR COL TId K AND sth-s rms h;
sr9et speet. pSMiRn' MR. EASILY. Sunday VI 9asI;
ea5lx eoiokEpl5@s I'D 5ss' srd ST. NE.-e lge. rms
rar.; rented monthly: poss; conv, sec;
NJ !. HousEf Sss1 S.rs,lns cal ms ,n
town. MarsaIet FFitzserald' Lu 2949'
Colonial tapestry brick, fine condition,
rms tiled bath, full basement, h.-w. h;
convenient location; priced right for QUICK
sale. H. T. RANDOLPH RE. 2l37' TR'
CoLoRED-NEARBY N.E.-.This property
offers unusual opportunity OF buying nne
semidet brick home with 10 rms. ga
baths 2 wood burning fireplaces, in i'm
msculate condition. and scar garage
esSh, $4,000 Call MR. PORTER Ii,
Ssof1oikSEDLoPEs seG1i SHp- bRiS SUN. I TO q PM.
Large S-rm. and bath semidet. brick house.
in excellent condition, arranged as 2 apis.
Rss rs ErY e 5f' Gu Buy rR $685. s5s St
fnhioR9D fh -BRooKLANp e.rm brick
with sleeping porch, garage. h.-w.h., ce-
Ii9L. LEATH i ASHLEY. INC, Ma soa6
$500 Gown payment. JAYEM REALTY CO,
CoLoREEp-NEw HOUSES, rooms, gas
hert hardwood floors. recreation room
fun celnr, tubs. etc Open II TO Z daily
apd Sunday. 53l 47th ST. ne; Sl2,2 so;
$1,000 down. DE. ll60.
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th and Wylie SITS. n e
---6-room and bath brick. excellent condi-
eoIoREbLSEAk erG5EGf, M ks0YNo No; CAPITOL and s
ton throuehout: $4,000; terms. Mr.
r. w. THOMAS, NO. 1909, DE. l16O.
coLoRED-RoW-BRI HOUSE, nr
10th and Franklin SITS. n.e.-H-w h., gas
elec., lge. det garage, slate roof; near
transp. and stores. Only $4,000 equity
cash, Mr.. scHAFER, AID. 1926; Sun anc
ewes. pu: 1000. Ext s21.
CoLORED-BRooKLYN 10th AND HAM.
LIN STs. NE heAses; rms, bath, In
kRs. LEWIS. tx $3.50 or no. 2o69.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

Maryland boulevard, near Wayson's cor
ner; store with nine rooms two baths,
and contains about 400 feet on boulevard; :;
equipment. restaurant and many other
businesses Also overnight suests or
roomers and home; space to erect tourist
cabins The low price will surprise you.
GEO. c. HEIDER, Churchton P. O., Md,
phones MI. OS06, Wash, or West River
23S-F-2 g.
house. hog pen. garage. variety of fruit
situated in Carroll County. Nd, near Wind
Sor; plenty Of spring water near house;
would make q wonderful poultry and berry
farm. II interested contact c. NJ, REEpY.
1OO22 Refrew rd., Silver Spring, Nd.
Price, $4,000. 81. 6407.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
OPEN TO-DAY, 1 TO 5 PM.

3s53 Ames st. ne-Directions: Out
PENNSYLVANIA ave. Sc. to Minnesota ave.
turn left on MINI. to Blaine st. ne turn
right on Blaine to 40th St, then turn rlgnt
/ block to Ames st. and home wear
Greenway! Come out early and see this
attractive 7-yr.-old semidet. brick. which
has . finished rec. rm. with private en-.
upstairs there are six rooms, modern bath
and kitchen: oil heat; deep, fenced YARD
Possession in 10 days. Can be nought
monthly payments. Priced right to sell
today for S12,a50.
RUDDEN & COIN, INC.
IAoA Y q NV EX57O5
Evening star., 1948-06-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou,hwess.


as sstamnily; rms, a,spts, sTRogP'
COiORED-fo0 BLOCK r ST. swan
improvements; low down payment. VIC D.
zEyE a., southern sR Rds Ma Wes4ae iSTe
down down. easy terms terms; 2 rooms ,,d. bath, ,,S row
nick with A NJ DRAIsNER. l4O4 L st
NV, Ma: soss;, home, oE. oso7. Once
coLoRED@iesi ana ST, s,w.-s1es
down, s45, month; 4, rooms, cleo, row
nick with A, NJ DRAIsNER, l4O4 I st.
NV. Ma. sO36;, home, GE. o.8t Once
coLoREDMNEAR ceSn MAINE AVE. s.w.-
Well-built brick home d spacious and pri-
vate rms. to be completely redecorated;
new heating plant; occupancy in July; rea-
spect, call WEITz REALTY CORP, 9O5
18th St; NV; ST; 4555. -6
1th, 1st comm, 9 rms. bath. Arsola
mrs! 1dea for sasness ea
prise; eanlly $3.50 down. -Midtowna q; 5s,,
9 pm. PAUL J. MILLER.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
COT,ORED-SEE

"Co-op. apts." n.e.-Apts-First time Of
fered as such own your apt. in modern
new bldg Each unit living rm.. bedrm'
dinette, Kitchen. bath. Low down pymt
Monthly pymt. less than present rent. Can
DU, 2422 It'll 9 pm. for further IN
formation. Midtown once" 1921 lfth
st. NV