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Evening star., 1948-05-04
Market AVERAGES
BONDS.
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May 4 GP).-Cotton futures
were frm In fairly active dealings today
Replacement commission house buying
along with short covering and mill buying
met only scaleup offerings. Traders at.
tributed the advance partly to technical
reasons following Mondays sharp sellod.
Washington reports that Southern Con-
sressmen will press for early House action
on the S150.000,0O0 revolving fund cover
for Japan, stimulated some buying.
Liquidation in nearby May following
ferable notices was readily absorbed.
Late afternoon prices were S1.20 to
81 go . bale higher than the previous
close; May 37.05; July. 36.47; October,
Evening star., 1948-05-04
IN. 7. Bond Market
SELECTED LIST or ISSUES.
Furnished ~ the Associated Press.

NJ AoC SAos
Associated Press.D
,IcC StL IS 63 A e5h
Int g N 1st6s52 5eih
Int ct No5s56B. 55h
IntHydroEl6s44 81
LehVal4 las20o3 37st
Leh Val As zoos 3Aih
Lou G&E 3has661oe
MKT adj 5s67 64M
mo Pac 5las 40 2%ih
mo Pac IS n r 79lh
mo Pac gn Is rs 36A
lMor&E31as200O 5eh
MAT Steel 3s IS 1oA
N o Term As So 1o3N
NYC RI 5s 2O13- olss
NYC 41as2O13A. 7AlA
N 2 c con As 9S 6e3A
INYNH&H 6s 40 1874
INYNHinc41as'22 %oih
NYNH&H Is 81. 1874
lNYNHH 4s2007. 67zs
lNYOW RI As 80 go
N Y o w 6 As IS AA
IN Y Tel 3hss 7s- 1o4iA
lNYWB Alas 40 10
NorflkSo 5s2014 67ih
Nor Pac As 81 1904
lPacT&T 3hsS7 lolN
Pac T&T 2NsS5 95iA,
PennRR gn5s6S loo4s'
PennRRg4 haso6 1o4A
PennRRg4NsS1 1ooih
PennRR 3Hs52- e9A
Peo&E inc 1890 l6A
|StLsF 41as2o22 80
|StLSanFrn4s97. 87h
Seab in4Has2016 66A
Shell On 2hs71- 95iA
|Socony-V2hs76 94A
SoPaci1c4tzsS1. o2M
Sou Pac 4ks 80 "a
SoPac4 hsOr77. 1o1
So Ry gn As So 93A
Std OilNJ2 hs71. 94A
Third Ave IS go 50
IVaEl&Pw3Kss63 1854
Iva El&P 2As rs 97B
wabash AVS 81 e4iA
West Sh As 1851 69M
West Nd As 81. 1ooA
West Un bs 81 90
West I'm IS 60 92h
WheelStl 3Ks67 97B
Wise Cent As 40 71b
Wis Cn As 36sD 36
Evening star., 1948-05-04
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, May 4 P.-Grain futures
the Board of Trade. Prices ADVANCED on
mill buying, an increased threat of rail
strike an "a lower estimate of winter
wheat production by private sources
Soybeans led the advance, reaching the
daily limit of 8 cents a bushel during the
morning session.
Nearby contracts advanced more sharp
" than deferred deliveries on short COW
ering. In the event of the rail strike
deliveries difficult.
At the finish wheat was "a. to 81
ssaef than norn the previous s1ose Ma,
May 2.2ih-22 oats were u lower to 2s.
hish, May LII ss,A, and soybeans were
Chicago Cash Market.
-, Wheat none Corn, No; 1 yellow; 2.32 y.
sample grade yellow, i .9sIa-2 ora. Oats
No. mixed. 1901; No. L heavy white
1.24h: Nc. | while, 1.22; No. . white
.20s4. Barley nominal; mailing, 2.25-
90; feed, 1888. Soybeans none
Evening star., 1948-05-04
Crude Oil Production
OFF Slightly in Week
By the Associated Press

TULSA, Okla. May 4.-The Ma
tion's production of crude oil
dropped during the week ended May
to a daily average of 5,429 ,87C
barrels. LIS barrels less than the
previous week, the OIL and Gas
Journal reported today.
Major decreases were: Illinois
down 1900 barrels to 1859 900 barrels
Kansas, of 1900 to zoe, 400: Missis-
sippi, down 1900 to 117,835: Wyom-
ing. 1900 to 139, 1910.
Greatest increases were in the
Eastern area, up 1850 barrels to 65,-
ESQ barrels. and in Oklahoma, up T.
! 900 barrels tn AIT 300
Evening star., 1948-05-04
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, May up (UsDA.-sal-
able hogs, 10000; total 10000; fairly
active, $3.50 cents higher on all weights
butchers and sows: bulk Of run sold or
that basis. but market closed slow with
part or all of advance lost on butchers;
top, 22.o0; bulk good and choice 170-23O
le .00-20 so: 270-as0 pounds, iS.so-
| 1875: 300-400 pounds, 16.OO-17.25 most
Evening star., 1948-05-04

Simonds Saw g. Steel Co. declared
a dividend of 10 cents q share, pay
able June IS. The company paid
go cents last March IS and 10 cents
a wear earlier.
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Washington Exchange

Union Trust Co.'S at 3Sz.
Garhnckel common-100 at 1s.
Potomac Electric Power common-50 at
washington Gas s4.25 preferred-1o at
100H.
PEOPLES, Drug Store common-5 at 35,
10 at 35.
Potomac Electric Power s.6oos preferred
"A'-100 at 45
Washington Gas common-1OO at 25Ea
woodward g. Lothrop 5% preferred-10
Evening star., 1948-05-04
Odd-Lot Dealings

The Securities and EXCHANGE Commits
sion reported today these transactions BY
customers with odd-lot dealers or special
lists in the New York Stock Exchange for
May 8: 4:37e purchases involving 1889
shares: b,277 sales involving 151 .519
shares, including A short sales involvina
LOO shares
Evening star., 1948-05-04

Hourly Ssles on the E1chanss Today:
IL 100 an. $40 900 1900 noon $50 900
LOO pm =, .,.o,ns POO goo Zoo .s., pm oso GOO
ruptcy or receiverShlp, or being roorRauiSed
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed By such companies. Rates Of
dividends in the foregoinS table are annual
disbursements based on tbs last quarterly
of semiannuai declaration. Unless otb69-
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. II dividend. xr II figilta
Also extra or extras b Plus stock divi.
dend. Cash or stock Declared OF paid
90 far this wear; fPayabIs in stock. esti-
Paid last year. Declared or paid after
stock dividend or stock split-up. I Aee1m.
.ls.ed az dividencs paid or declared this -.
termined on deelarstion GatA
Evening star., 1948-05-04
N. Y. Curb Market
% caANGEp NTOfi fRSM SS-f -tfREV1oHs TE CIosk. ass

ONLY SELECTEO ISSUES
ON PREVIOUS CLOSE.
ESQ limp OIL Ltd IA. 14A
~ Int Petrol "a 11N
oA Jeanette Glass. 6iz
- Kaiser-Frazer- 1oA
o1h Kirby Pet cog 17iA
ALakeyFd&M 1ae e1s
8 Leonard Oil Dev rs
80 Lionel Corp Ia 20
10 Lone Star Gas l 2l
~ Long Island Ltg. 80
z3A Louis l. B. z Ia 1854
M Lud Baumann 1. 13h
Ia MMcClanahan Oil lM
~ McCord Cp .35e 81
"a Mcwill Drdg 80 los>s
11A Menasco Mfg $50
hMesabi Iron 6is
9hMdsPAvtcl.2Oe 2eiIs
~ Mid West Crp 81 9iz
ia Midwest Rein. 3la
1AH Nat Fuel @ 80 l1M
II New PIX Min 10. $50
zZN Niagara Hud Pr. ga
~ Noma Elec1 Goa l61s
@ No Am 1t g. Pwr m
@ NorthropAir Ag IL
% Pantepec 1.2S-- l6as
9h Pennroad .40g-. GA
30 Peppereu ga 6lh
M Pioneer Gold 2D1s
IN Pitney-Bow .60a 12iA
90 Pitt Metallu 80. 155b
"a R-K-O opt war z
3~ Raytheon Mfg 9
o4A Richmond Rad 3zs
pa SaltDomeO 17sf 1lh
1Sb Segal Lock --- 2lh
~ Select Indus )
Us Solar Airc .15e- 13M
4oM Sonotone 40 4iz
1b Soss Mfg l ei1
J Std OilKy 1.40a 2e
" Std Power q 1t. III
1oN lStarrett Corp "a
ob Sterling Eng IA
30 Sterling Inc "a S3A
12h SunRayDru .O5e s
Z~ Technicolor 1g l4b
z Thor Corp 1b 1914
INA Trans Lux .15e- 54
!" Tri-Contl " W 2sb
lm Unit Airc Prod 4,s
~ United Corp WV hs
81 Ut Lt&Rys .32e 1914
22sS UtShoeMac 2laa SeM
6h y s Int Sec ;
12T6iWickes GRIP .15e 10
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Mother of Year, so, Has Biggest
Family Enrolled in Who's Who
Illinois Woman
Has Children;
Husband PubIicist
By the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, April 21.-The Co.
year-old mother of the largest fam
lily listed in who's Who in Amer
lea" was named yesterday as 1948's
American Mother Of the Year.
She is Mrs. Helen Gartside Hines
of Springfield, ILL.,, the wife of Pub
licist Herbert w. Hines and the
mother Of 10 children.
Mrs. Hines was named mother of
the year by the American Mothers
Committee of the Golden Rule
Foundation. She becomes the 18th
mother to hold the title.
Mrs. Hines was chosen from a
long list of State Mothers of the
Year and several extras selected
by the committee.
She will fly to New York for her
official reception on Friday, May T.,
at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, and
other events climaXing on Mother S
Day, May 9.
Mrs. Hines is an active figure in
her community. She has served on
the Springfield School Board and
is the author of several articles on
family life.
Her husband, publicist and
author, is director of the Institute
of International Understanding for
Rotary International.
The eldest son, Herbert w. Hines,
jr., IS, is president of the Hines
School of Business in Springfield.
Bedell Hines, 33, is a former
member Of the village board.
Paul H. Hines, 81, her third son,
is an arranger and member of the
Marine Corps band.
Harold C. Hines, 30, is band di-
rector at Southern Illinois Uni
versity.
Wallis G. Hines, %, is a chemistry
instructor at Michigan State Col
lege.
A daughter, Mrs. Marion Hines
Dexheimer, 27, is secretary at
Rollins College, Orlando, Fla.
Mildred E. Hines, Is, is dormi-
tory nurse and graduate student at
the University Of Iowa.
Marshall Hines, "a, is an instruc-
tor and graduate student at Mich
igan State College.
Burton A. Hines, 20, is a senior
in the University of Illinois College
Evening star., 1948-04-21
5 From D. {. Stranded
On Isle OFF Australia

Storms, torrential rains and floods
have stranded five Washington
scientists on a lonely island off the
coast of Northern Australia, ac-
cording to word received here.
The men are members Of joint
United States-Australian expe-
dition which set out to study the
aborigines of Arnhem Land, a rel
atively unexplored section near
Groote Eyelandt,, the island where
the explorers are stranded.
The National Geographic Society
reported the scientists were Frank
M. Settler, anthropologist, 42l9
Forty-ninth street NV; Herbert
G. Deignan, ornithologist, 1926 De-
catur place NV; DR.. Robert Mil
Ter, ichthyologist, 2911 South Din
widdie street, darlington; DR.. David
johnson, mammalogist, 1904 Calvert
road, College Park, and Howell
Walker, 2451 P street NV.
All except Mr.. Walker are staff
Evening star., 1948-04-21

Groote Eyelandt to establish q base
for q study Of marine life In the
area, it was said.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
AN APPEAL For THE NEUTRALITY Or JERUSALEM
THE Holy CRY MUsr Nor BECOME A BATTLEFIELD

Whereas Assembly, November 29 947
City and its immediate envons be set
Special International Regime to be odn
stored by Teehp United Nations order protect
preserve economic spiritual religious interests located in the
three great faiths throughout tho world Christian,
jewish that order and should
Jerusalem.
Whereas Assembly decided that the City Jerusalem should
neutrality declared and preserved and provided that
and and especially for the
protection the Holy places religious buildings and sites In the Holy City,
the Governor appointed by Tusteeshp Council so organize
special police eforceof adequate strength
the United Nations to the
eminent Britain Of Palestine work
plan whereby neutrality will be and whereby
may Of refuge and We that
the lead in the Security Council that
the Security Palestine Commission Of the United
steps which assist the maintenance Of
Jerusoem.
Christian and Jewish tradition the Nations Capital
government and the Of Je
soIem
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Security Council 70 Resume
Study Of kashmir Dispute
BY the Associated Press

LAKE SUCCESS, April 21.-The
Security Council tackles the India
Pakistan dispute over the princely
Kashmir state again today. There
is little hope of producing formula
acceptable to the estranged neigh
Dor dominions.
The Council meets at 2::30 pm.
to resume debate on the case, filed
with the United Nations nearly four
months ago by India at the sug-
gestion of the late Mohandas K.
Gandhi and Indias British govern
or-general, Earl Mountbatten.
Both Hindu India and Moslem
Pakistan, the dominions resulting
from partitioning of British India
last August Is, have rejected U. N.
plebiscite formula agreed On by q
majority of the II Council nations.
Evening star., 1948-04-21

members OF the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. He Is q writer for the Ma
tional Geographic.
A plane has dropped emergency
rations to the party, according to
dispatches from Darwin, Australia
Surface vessels have not been able
to make the trip because OF the high
seas, 1t was said.
Two women are with the Is
member expedition.
The aborigines to be studied are
believed to have native culture of
the late Stone Age type.
The scientists had landed or
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Italian Envoy Confers
Medals on Cupt. Gentle
BY the Associoted Press

The italian government yesterday
awarded two decorations to Capt
Don S. Gentle, Piqua, Ohio, World
War II air ace.
The decorations were presented by
italian Ambassador Alberto Tarchi-
ami at a ceremony at the Italian
Embassy. They were the Silver Medal
one Of Italy's highest military
decorations-for gallantry in action
and the Military Cross.
Capt Gentle was credited with
downing 80 Nazi planes for high
European theater score in the Army
Air Forces. He is now on duty at
Air Force headquarters here.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
Permanent 4-Stor Rank
Voted Spuutz, BrodIey

Legislation providing permanent
four-star rank for Gems. Omar N.
Bradley and Carl Spaatz was ap-
proved by the House yesterday and
sent to the Senate.
The bill would permit them to
retire on full pay. Gen. Bradley is
Army chief of staff and Gen. Spaatz
has retired as Air Force chief Of
staff.
Evening star., 1948-04-21

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star., 1948-04-21

MRS. HELEN GARTSIDE
HINES.
-AP Wirephoto.
Of Commerce and Business Admin
istration.
Donald A. Hines, II, is a senior at
Springfield High School.
Nine of the 10 children were IN
service during the war.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
How Dr: Edwards HELMS
Constipated Folks!

For years DR.. Edwards relieved
patients bothered by constipation
with his famous Dr.. Edwards Olive
Tablets-now sold by all drugstores.
Olive Tablets are mild, gentle but
oh-so thorough Olive Tablets act
On 9orH upper and lower bowels to
produce more naturat-like move
ments. No gripping. Just complies
setiQoetioH. Buy todayi 15f,3
Evening star., 1948-04-21
The Best Way to Buy
Your Hearing Aid!

Get the best and newest in hear
ing aids by consulting your Class
flied Telephone Directory, top of
page 361. See the new $75 self
fitting hearing aid and the secret
war time development of the
United States Bureau of Stand
ards in the newest hearing aid
ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1948-04-21
THE WASHINGTON FEDERATION OF CHURCHES

Representing nearly every ps Of the Protestan Christianity Of city
The same presented at HE meeting on April 18Th BY
R.x Dr. Seth Brooks the katonoI Memorial unsnost
Church seconded by Rev. Dr. Alfred Hun Minister Of the csyssnd
Park cossesotoneI Church and ako possed unanimously
Evening star., 1948-04-21

LIFE IN The NAITUNS IArIINL
4 body Of elersymen Of neory every creed our city
the annual meeting on April 18Th
by Rabbi Gerenh Minister Of the Wahnston Hebrew
Dr. Peter Morshoh Minister OF the
Peion Church. chopon Of the United state'
Senote and passed unanimously
Evening star., 1948-11-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

RESPONSIBLE local advertising man wants
small furnished house in suburbs. Tel
eANADiaN aifSS ian DIPLOMAT. family. desire s-4
bedroom house; furn; or unfurn:. for Dec,
yearly lease. WI. 1641. 50
}s ot fqrn dt Gr untgrn ss5 house MRs
MOSS, NO. 1894 after pm. g.
wANTED-Det. house for family of 8
adults: Amer. Univ. PIX: bedrms., bath,
Cali Sat, Sun. or eve. Wo. 1869. 7'
ENGLISH COUPLE, small family. require
Immediately taStefully furnished house. Of
character; preferably GEORGETOWN or sim
op appreested ei :Sesf Sedfooms. @ s?0a batRrooms
pursery: small inclosed garden needed;
years lease or longer: will pay up to
$3.50 mo. Phone AID. 0700, Ext. 302-D.
RESPONSIBLE OFFICIAL, desires to rent
small furnished house NV. or Chevy Chase;
telephone ONCE Elk. $3.50, Ext. 2o63;
ewes. Sat. Sun. WO. 5000, Ext. 416. -
"POP Is TRANSFERRING to Washington
bureau of Internal Revenue) on or about
December l. 194s. needs a place for US
and nom and big sister ssge e would
apartment close to grade school for up
and Linda Sue GAGE ~" Box 369-E. Star.
UNFURNIsHED or bedrm. house or
AisisnrI1e AM TYPE 0iH5u House OR APT. within is
mi. Of D. c.. Will repair, decorate, mos
rent in advance. Phone Gaithersburg
ARMY COLONEL desires 3 or 4.bearm
house in nice neighborhood, Arl. pref3 3
children, 81 90 limit. OIL 1882. 3
Evening star., 1948-11-06
HOME AND INCOME

Vacant; row brick; 8 large rooms, on
wide street, near Lincoln Park; new COM
plete automatic heating system, new cleo
trio wiring and fixtures, also new roof
long yard to Soft. alley; property has
many possibilities: substantial cash re-
auired. l.. J. MILLS & SONS, 43O Sth
st. NV. MA. 1851 ewes, NO. 1872 or HO.
Evening star., 1948-11-06
OPEN SUNDAY. Is
HOUSES TO SHARE

HOUSE TO SHARE, a middle-aged lady
will share with working couple, no chill
dren, her newly furn., 6-room brick home,
5 min. from Pentaeon, Il min: from
downtown. SIS. Alex. 7434. 152 Wes-
mond dr.. Alex, Va. -
MARRIED COUPLE or ladies share bum
galow. ne. section. with widow: ref. Be-
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share house with
two other congenial girls. Phone WA.
Evening star., 1948-11-06
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

SUBURBAN SALE-kAARYLAND.
NEAR ANNAPOLIS, on busline--3.bedrm..
anIn aabopt yr old liy rm With Ssplseft'
oil air-cond. heat; large level lot. 81 900
sfva R75 epd Gz Ne GTsaaD RSashakD WE vi 5s
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
ARGYLE CLUB ESTATES. 95O-silyer
located in excellent section; 4$ trst trust
S so xsRetae sS9 6nSi S%o65pMooR 5fS hes sEs 5R
iSes sA; .5S55,, OF 81. 1875 untii 9 pm.
red brick home on nice, level lot; screened
terms: TO inspect. phone A. v. PIsANI.
oLi o.r;,S 1900; On Eyes WI. 51l5i ,o,. 60 6oo
for family needing six rooms, INCLUDING
nss tsI s tSs ES baths saeheS 81 s.fs as
Completely eiectrified Kitchen Of the kind
you hnd only in the most expensive houses,
aE Fhns Y4ag f. nd vns roo
iookins out to Rock creek Forest, in fact
vfsw pSa peSsnsns dHS %ifS seasons ss the Beauty
ca canvass, spacious vestibule sentranee.
heating system, de luxe Bendix. shopping
fact, the salesman Of this splendid homo
is its owner, get the rest, Of the story BY
phening him at Shepherd si23.
onial home with 1SO-ft. frontage and an
nclosed white farmhouse fencing; center
hall, liv. rm., powder rm., din. rril., kit,
with garbage disp., screened porch on 1st
floor; 3 bedrms. and 2 baths on End doors
beautiful rec. rm:. oil heat. O1. 274Os
LNEz CUSHARD, WI. 1857.
EDGEMOOR-Attractive and appealing 20
he discriminating purchaser seeking Q
home with charming white brick CENTER
,all Colonial. with den and powder rm. on
[st f.; 8 good-sized bedrms. and baths
IN End A.; oil a.-c. heat, garage, slate
'oof; large lot; an excellent value. To
inspect, call A A., VI 9isAN1' Realtor. Ola
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1948-11-06
GALLUP

red brick semidet. home In Lyndale. Con-
tains on 1st floor, liy. rm.. din. rm.. fully
equipped kitchen; 2nd floor has nice bed
a.-c. heat laundry trays and outside
entrances. screened porch: also awnings;
conv. to transp, S11,950. with reasonable
Sun, till g.. To reach: Out Pa. ave.
over Sousa Bridge, left on Minnesota ave,
Ewes. cali Jack Morgan, OV. OO5s, RE.
$3.50.
ToIoyoio1 TouocfY,aonf ~
Evening star., 1948-11-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-Nerthwess..
410 ESSEX AWE

brick, 8 bedrms.,. 2 baths, den and lava
tory tess.,on on 1st A.; lge lot many other & At
left on Dorset ave. to, Warwick pi, left
y tH Essex S dsrf Sy reht M K In hqHss oos s
& MooRHEAD. Realtors. -
GoLoRED--NEW YORK AVE. NV, mr.
No. Cap,-Can. be arranged for 8 apis. =
I'm n o brick; * Oil h;-w.h; owner leaving city
Sa5H RE 1884, doMp Mr jones' Sox "a oSS S9 d
COI,oRED-IN 100 BLOCK. Rock Greek
Church I'd. n.w.-Three-story press brick
hard hardwood floors, open fireplace; .,refgr,. 2
4 porches, front and rear ent. basement
This is q very fine home and will sell very
T5n SS9n at IN the sAEs gsEice asked MR.. PENDLE-
coLoREDaaoPEN, 81 R ST. N.w.aMod-
ern brick; rms. furn.; baths oil heat,
asEs sassss eny e Ho sss ssS3 M d9xs 9ss
coLoRED-NEAR 18th AND EUCLID sTs.
buy at sGnsas5 ssS ss to Rs sory n bds
neaea bssf esnfy M tyre #. s
SIa'hed aes the sals mons R5!es hSasss naos
~ Te' R& 9sss ssi is sdss 5s2s
coLokED-Ir TAKES EXPERIENCE to
properly evaluate, a home. Let me assist
T1IHoMAAss 1Ig3 s, !, ssss sasLENN, Real Estate, pU:
income; ToDAYs REALTY. EN-. o947.
CoLoRED-$45o DOWN; vacant; row
brick home, with 6 rms. bath, gas, elec.
and 2 kits; move right in. SURETY
REALTY CO.. AID. 0531; eyes,, FA. 0259.
CoLoRED-oNLY $3.50 DOWN buys this
fine row-brick home, with 8 rms, bath,
gas, elec. and full bsmt., with hot-water
heat; excellent moneymaking opportunity.
SURETY REALTY CO., AID. 0531; ewes.
tcoLoRED-1st COMMERCIAL. n.w.O1
have hay, 3 parcels on Florida aye loeasion
CoLoRED 2-FAMTLY BRICK. $1,000
down; 4th and v SITS. NV; semidet. each
tenant pays'own heat. cleo and gas; price,
$S,450. KAY REALTY CO., INC, RA.
CoIoRED-s7 v ST. NV. Open Sat. ana
Sun, 1-6 20' brick; huge liv rm.. din.
rm., modern kit, large front porch, 3 bed
rms, tiled baths: recreation rm. with
fireplace in basement, English entrance to
basement; large fenced-in rear yard. Home
is in immaculate condition. Slate roof and
parquet floors. Suitable for gracious liv-
ing or possible to convert to 3-family.
Price $14'75o; terms or trade e-i1 for youTr your
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors, DU.
COLoRED-1aas 9Th ST. NV; S495'
down, easy terms: s-room, bath row brick.
SO36, HU 6149. y
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1912 18th st. NV. DI. 1855. -
NEW DETACHED HOMES

NEW DETACHED HOMES
In desirable Michisan Park area. Lo-
transp.; homes have l and 2, baths; s
gas air conditioned heat, fully sodded lots;
ssyeelle9t constructioon; o unusual values at
9 pm. Sat. and Sun: to 9 PM. week
STEUART BROS, INC.
1912 9Th st. NV. DI. 2434 -
CoLORED-lOth ST. NE. NEAR MD.
6smt., e.hS; GOOD good condition; Q ditto oe rsasonaSIe BE
1859 aSs5 'is@ehsi sTeainss pGss RA. ssaS SSSSSo E
CoLoRED CORNER. orren and Neal.
resd & So E os sea esPs
for latest Information or salesman to
Afssr hours. es Mr. Holoman m H. $751;
CoLoRED-14oo BLK. KEARNY ST
0 rm., din. rm et and % Kit. fun fnished base. s
ment, attic, hard wood doors, oil h.-W.h.,
Ia baths, garage; excellent cond.; priced
IS Il Sa s5Ss s; ss e ss g., z @
eonoRE6Ss,So i!ans; E6: sa4s; n1x, 10th ST. Ne
with bar, oil h.-w.h.. hardwood floors,
storm windows; in excellent condition
peIntnsss3 s3ut only 9Sm LSNasToS i sssn T.
CoLORED-LANGSTON TERRACE-1S3O
H st. ne; open Sunday, 2 till dark; To-
Gated in one Of the most desirable sec
finest prewar materials. viii satisfy the
most discriminating purchaser; lge. cement
front porch, spacious liv. rn. and din.
E@ sea1n5 M h a GR and si GG Closets
trays, oil h.-w.h.. and exceptional beau
sa4ase M rec inter m pIcpetty Th 0' Is IN a'a5 sxee.a SES
right Exclusive agents. CAPITAL VIEW
REALTY C., Realtors; $500 Central aye
soIosEPs.,nd s5s.v ,s new; sRsn ps. Gss 5sn
fixtures throughout, gas furnace, h:-W;h;,
sgiIdss;9Tns5 sHI ns GE iEr,s5 ss54 s,,..
ly s-room det; homes, spacious front and
bunsaiow sear ssn bottied heat IN Deanwood US conn
MR HANDY, n De. 1915 eyes. and sun.
COLORED-CHAPEL OAkS-Det, corner
for only $4,000: $1,000 cash, S65 mo.
note; 2 bedrms, gas heat, full basement,
liy. rm;,, din. kit. LANGsToN REALTY,
CoLoRED-N.E., col nearby Maryland-Here
is fine detached bungalow for the person
who knows a real bargain and acts quickly.
You can move right in. Located at 5402
Chapel Oak DIR. 2 bedrms., nice, large liv.
rm., kit and dinette, full dry bsmt.. h
w.h... large side porch; sets on large ele-
waited lot; an aN-around nice home, close
te everything; price. $3.50: has 5000
C. D: MURPHY: Realtor, 1401 25th st.
s;s eeLekbp ahi sS fiSE hS HOWE, in 200 slese
sale; MI; Gamble IA; ooS9, with PAS
SoHoREDn5tsT oHo Hfctf iMAGISE Sf'O = 4.famil,
fat, brick bldg; near 14th and B st. ne.
only 81. 500 down; quick sale. ORIENTAL
eoH6TY eoH6KEpo$ &C.: FL BEAgT&uL s2TEi HoMEsH!1n
Brookland; for Information, call Mr.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bungalow
1918 Douglas st. me-; rm., bath, OF
". THAcKER REALTY CO., no. ass7
eoLoRED-1ooo ed ofiS BLK. QUEEN ST. NE
Near Sears and large shop: area: cozy 8,
rm new row brick; modern bath and
kitchen; hardwood floors; h.-wh. gas fired;
81 800 down; priced right. Open Tor in
spection 9 a.m.-7 pm. Call MURCH1soN
II 7247 g.