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Evening star., 1948-04-30
; HoItzoff Believes u. :.
Has Prima Facie Case
AGAINST Union Aides

Justice Alexander Holtzoff, pre-
siding at the District Court labor
conspiracy trial, believes the Gov
ernment so far has made out a
prima facie case against some of the
six defendants, all of whom are
linked with the International Hod
Carriers Union (AFL).
The jurist announced this from
the bench yesterday afternoon,
shortly before the trial suspended
until Monday morning. The de-
fense asked there be no session to-
day to permit it to analyze volumi-
nous Government evidence.
Earlier yesterday, Justice Holtzoff
declared there was insufficient evi-
dence as yet to connect the defend
ant, Isaac Weiner, Leonardtown
(Md) real estate and insurance
man, with the alleged conspiracy.
Leo A. Rover, special assistant to
the Attorney General, presented
Testimony yesterday afternoon to
show Local 1872 of the union in
Southern Maryland was out $4,000,
with the exception Of $4,000 Office
building decided to it in December,
1914. The Government charges
union funds were used illegally to
build two laborers' barracks and two
night clubs near the naval base at
Cedar Point, Md.
James F. Brown, colored, Local
832 president, took the witness
stand as Government witness
and testified his name appeared
on % checks, totaling around $4,000,
but that he did not sign them. Mr..
Brown said he knew the local had
a deposit account at Leonardtown,
Md, but knew nothing about a
checking account. Checks placed
in evidence by the Government
showed payments totaling $4,000
in the latter part of 1882 by Local
832 to the District Council here.
Says Blank Checks Signed.
The Government contends Leo
Nazdin, financial secretary-treas-
urer of the local signed number
| OF CneCKS before ne went INTO Jn&
Army, leaving payee's names blank
to be filled in later.
Mr.. Brown declared the missing
defendant, Larry Kelly, told him
to sign blank checks and leave them
in the Office, which he did.
Everett Johnson, one-time men,
ber of Local IA here and business
agent of Local 832 for a time in
1912, testified he often saw Kelly
and Weiner at the barracks near
Cedar Point, as well as the de-
PENDANTS Joseph Speed, Faust Mo-
reschi and Evans H. Hamilton. He
said Weiner had an Office at Local
1872 headquarters. The other de-
PENDANTS are George w. Plummer
and George Morgan.
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Soliciting Unauthorized
For Trinidad BOYS Club

The Trinidad Boys Club, 1119
Wylie street NE, has received COM
plants that someone is collecting
funds for the organization without
authority.
Fred E. Nalley. executive director,
who notified police, said the club
is not conducting a fund-raising
campaign at this time.
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Costume Dance 10 Wind Up
Kappa Alpha Weekend

The Kappa Alpha fraternity at
George Washington University will
wind up its traditional "Old South
Weekend" with a costume dance at
g pm. tomorrow at the Leland STAN
ford Mansion, Seventeenth and K
streets NV.
The week end will start when the
fraternity "secedes" from the Union
Evening star., 1948-04-30

Because County Fair Bread is made
the way woman who really knows
how to bake bread says to bake it.
That's Nellie Proctor Hewitt-the
baking champ from Silver Spring.
Yes, smells and tastes like Satur-
day morning baking on the farm.
And ay-this new County Fair
Evening star., 1948-04-30

at noon tomorrow. Members will ride
from the chapter house, 1923 New
Hampshire avenue NV, on horse
back across Memorial Bridge to the
Robert E. Lee mansion, Arlington,
to sign secession papers. On noon
Sunday, the fraternity will rejoin
the Union.
President Truman has been noti-
fed of these plans in a telegram
from the fraternity.
Evening star., 1948-04-30

Bread is enriched with Vitamins and
Minerals for better health.
So come on, folks, for better eating,
get County Fair Bread. Costs no more
so no reason not to have it.
Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Get County
Fair Bread at your grocer's today. It's
fresh as daisy!
Continental Baking Co.. Inc.
Evening star., 1948-04-30

Turkey ships $1,000 tons of dried
fruits a year to the rest of the world.
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Why County Fair Bread
Is Different and Better

County Fair Bread is as different as
country lane from city alley. As diff
ferent as lilacs fresh-washed by warm
rain from the paper kind in the 10t
store.
Evening star., 1948-04-30

Parian marble, the finest sculp-
tors marble, comes from the Greek
Isle of ParoS.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-09

ceading, Exodus 20:1-17, and the
golden text: Whatsoever thy hand
findeth to do. do it with thy might, I"
Ecclesiastes 9:10
A MAN WHO DID FINE WORK
D EZALEL, grandson of Hur, son
- of Caleb was called of God to
superintend the building of the
Taberna cle His name means ''un-
der the shadow of Cod He knew
how to do fine work, having been
trained in Egyptian art and handi-
craft-metallurgy. carpentry, weav-
ing, embroidery leather-dyeing,
gem-cutting and CONNECTIONS. He
even knew the art of apothecary.
Best of all, he loved to do fine
work. It is one thing to possess the
know how. it is yet another thing to
love the execution of a great design.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-09
WORK FOR EVERY DAY

TURNING now from the fascinat-
i ing story of how Bezalel and
Aholiab and their helpers con-
structed and furnished the Taber-
nacle at Sinai. according to the
minutest detail as outlined in the
passages above cited. Let us ask.
What about our work?
There is work for everyone every
day. ITO every man his work -
And every task is essential in bring
ing to pass the Kingdom of God on
earth. God did not make us for
idleness He made us for a purpose
that purpose to dc our particular
work. None other can do what God
has ordained that we should do.
MY father worketh hitherto, and
| work." said Jesus. Work, for the
night cometh when no man can
work.
Will my work be done ere the
night come?
''Time worketb,
Lot me work, too,
BSSy as time my work l ply,
TIL Work The work of ete,nity."
\
Copyright by the International Council
of Religious Education on behalf of 90
Protestant denominations. Released by
WNU Feotures.)
Arizona sun., 1948-07-09
3 3 HYfSHE I3fSEg

To remove bloodstains on a mat
tress cover them with a starch
paste. Let the paste dry and re-
move it. Keep this up until stains
are gone.
Never hang mirrors where they
will be hit by the suns rays. II
you do, the mirror will become
cloudy.
A coating of talcum powder or
cornstarch will help preserve any
rubber article after it has been
washed and dried.
Peroxide is good for removing
chocolate candy stains on white
fabric.
A teaspoonful Of salt In the bot
tom of an oil lamp will keep it from
flickering.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-09
New Generations

God is the infinitely persistent
experimenter, and when one genera
ton fails him he always tries an
other. Always there is new gen
GRAFTON as fresh and multitudinous
as morning dew, to hear again God S
gracious gospel and have an op-
portunity to respond to his inspir-
ing challenger. M. Walker.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-09

Something mighty fetching for
your kitchen linens! Six little Sum-
bonnet Girl motifs-all so gay and
colorful. Very easy needlework.
Amusing designs to do, brighten
up your kitchen. Pattern 1900;
transfer of six motifs 6x61s inches.
Our improved pattern - visual
with easy-to-see charts and photos,
and complete directions = makes
needlework easy.
To obtain this pattern send 20
CENTS lin coins), YOUR NAME,
ADDRESS and PATTERN NUM-
BER to:
Arizona sun., 1948-07-09
Missions

Whether we like it or not, we
have been thrust into a world that
has been crowded up into such close
quarters that there is no longer any
home mission" field or foreign
mission territory The needs of all
the world are our problem.
Roy L. Smith.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-09

LoS IO LAAOb NJ Van
across the a geS,
p o i n t i n G us to
worthier effort, as
we study again the
achievement of Be-
zalel and his aSSo-
ciates in the con-
struction and fur
nishing of the Taber-
Gle at Sinai.
You wish to read
the scripture pas
sages for the lesson
Arizona sun., 1948-07-09
Bezalel, The Croftsman
Lesson for July IL, 1348

THE dignity of labor, the source
l. of artistic ability, the secret Of
mechanical skill. and the service Of
good workmanship-these are the
Arizona sun., 1948-07-09
HANDS THAT SERVE GOD

A HOLIAB, meaning ''the father
[ n is my tabernacle" was called
of God to help Bezalel in this high
and holy task. He was of the tribe
Of Dan-which tribe furnished Hi
ram as chief artist in building
Solomon's temple Aholiab. ''given
Of God" for this divine task, gladly
dedicated his skillful hands in help
ing Bezalel.
And there were many others who
helped-"wise hearted" we, read.
Here was task. Gods task, and
here were leaders, Bezalel and
Aholiab, ready to serve God; and
here were helpers, wise hearted.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-09
TRAITS OF CHARACTER

D EZALEL possessed knowledge
- as a fine craftsman, but back
of this technical knowledge was
spiritual discernment. He was filled
with the spirit Of God" He worked
at the temporal, but he worked for
the eternal.
He possessed INSTRUMENTATION
which comes only from God. Wis
dow which means understanding in
the sense in which Solomon speaks
in Proverbs.
Picture life with every workman
filled with the spirit of God, and
possessing an understanding of his
task in the light of Gods eternal
will. Here, I fancy, Henry Van
Dyke may have got the inspiration
for his great poem on Work"
Evening star., 1948-07-28
z Junior Board Members
Named 10 National Posts

Two members of the Washington
Junior Board of Commerce last
night were appointed to posts in the
national organization.
They were Charles H. Burton, 1906
Seminary road, Silver Spring, Md,
an attorney, named to the groups
National Traffic and Safety Council,
and Howard o. Robinson. jr., 541a
Third street NV, who is in the
investment business. He was named
Evening star., 1948-07-28
Women Can Help
Men SUFFERING
From backache

Don't let your nea-fsik or ysur family 4sa
tired, rundown or suffer from Baekacha,
Getting Up Nights, Bladdsr Weakness, Burn
ing Passages, Leg Pains, OireIas Under Eyes,
Nervousness, or Rheumatic Pains, due -
non-organic and non-systemic Kidney and
BLADDER troubles, without trying cystex.
This great medicine, . doctors formula,
has helped thousands Of sufferers for over
- years. Usually the very first dose ot
cystsx starts - work Immediately to help
you n Ways: 1. Helps nature remove 1rrt-
tating excess acids, poisonous wastes and
sertaia gsrrx. Z. This cleansing action helps
nature alleviate many pains, aches, sore.
ness and stiffness. :. Helps reduce night
aa Gay calls, taus promoting better sleep.
Get cystex from druggist today. Money
eDak ssayaAAss6 snless cystsx satisfies you
Evening star., 1948-07-28

schild, 3191 North Seventeenth
street. Arlington, who for the past
seven years has been Western New
York district manager for the COM
pany.
The building has been under con-
struction for the past year by the
John McShain Co. of Washington
The basement, main and second
floors will be for sales. The third
and fourth floors will house Offices,
stock Offices, kitchens and a bakery.
Peru has prohibited the export of
rare books, works of art and historic
items.
Evening star., 1948-07-28

house the new
est in the chain
of 119 Neisner
B 70 t h ers de-
partment stores,
with headquar-
ters in Roches-
ter, N. Y.
S p e c ! a ! de-
partnents in the
store will in
clude a beauty
parlor, shoe re-
pair shop and a
locksmith.
Manager of
the store will be
a n n-A1
Evening star., 1948-07-28
Maurice W. Crowley
Rites Held in ArIinqton

Funeral services for Maurice w.
Crowley, SO, a native of Washington
and veteran of World War I. who
died unexpectedly last Friday in
Cincinnati, were held yesterday in
Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Crowley, an inspector for the
Baldwin Locomotive Co., had lived
for some years in Sharon Hills, Pa.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Ida Krause Crowley, and three sons,
Maurice, jr.; Ray and Bruce, all of
Sharon Hills.
Evening star., 1948-07-28

to the sports committee of the Ma
tional Junior Chamber of Com
merce.
The appointments were an
Evening star., 1948-07-28
New Neisner Store
To Open Tomorrow

A new department store will open
tomorrow at Twelfth and G streets
NV.
The four-story stone building will
Evening star., 1948-07-28

nounced by Paul Bagwell, president
Of the national JCC, who was guest
Of honor at dinner In the Burling-
ton Hotel.
Evening star., 1948-05-27
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp

NEAR q. or W.-5-rm. brick bunga.
(never oceupisd). auto. h.-v. heat. full
nnaneing. UN. s3ss. TMcHxN & CO.
little Dsrf aeFss Psstse. '1cls s:S..so: 10:
shinsls bunralow with al modern conv.
II you want . city. home with country
essR ses se'gy g2l fs RnA IF; co s iSi
NEAH UNIV. OF MD.-Lov.ly det. colonial
baths. study, large living rm. With nre-
place, recreation rm.; excellent oil h.-v.h,
2-car garage, large wooded lot. Owner
leaving town, priced to sell: Call Mr..
McIntosh, with FRED A. 0MTTH, Rsa1tor
llI3 18th st. NV, RE. 6o6l; eyes,. WA.
sSs4 SS wAsnNGroN-BALr. BLVD. b
orner; o.rs ,da ! mi beyond 7. Of , hd;: over l
out or cali TO. 1926.
s7.S5e, BUNGALOW, sssestos shinEls,
about years old. excellent condition; 4
lovely roems and bath: y acre with tool
shed and chicken house; close In; terms
prompt occupancy. MAoEE. RE 7740
suNGALow; white Oak. New Hampshire
asno ~ Sn aSor; fun bsm.: 81 ln.sda h:sh; lot
adjacent to Naval Ordnance Lab. r. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtor, sos N. Capitol st..
MA. 6730.& -2S
4Ols seth, Mt. Rainier. Nd..-0-rm. and
bath. 2-story stucco and shinGle; gar: lot
so by $50; screened porch and storm vim
dows. Open for INSPECTION, Q to 8 PM.
throuGh Sunday. BY owners. $l1 600.
Evening star., 1948-05-27
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNIA.

ARLINGTON RIDGE I'D. HOME, South
sonry Cape Cod style house, with breeze
way. side screened porch. attashed gaIsgs' ,
oil h.-wh;, Bendix washer: approx. 300-ft.
driveway to home. on over "A acre Of beau-
tifully shrubSsd srepnds With fruit trss.
J; i. IN I PRICE; ssos 50. Arl. Ridis I'd. OK.
4sIiNsTSS North, s;5ccm ,. ss.s1; .i! :is; &;
Kept home. that's lust rsdeeerated in soft
pastel: complete with tiled BATH, equip
kit. fun Dsmt; copper pipes: OIL h;-w ~.
psew.r prss .'0f own4 ieavins city, desirss i'm. i'm
sKSaafK 5SS aM 4s4s svs: sH sss sss
rm. modern brick home in most con-
yenient location. call me about these
asPe' as Ru tna o !'':s soss af';Sn .nd
aRL1SGTos RR SaSTos ronEsr-H.r.'. an ..sr.e:
Iye Ioyely sem rUoms and Tie BATH on level wooded
lot, only sas from bus and shoDping CEN
Ter and made imm.diately sy.ilsSls y by
BRgMsAcK. sxeiusiveiy; 2o5I Wilson
sEdfSSToS s1sd an sSt H ssa7 brick v
s.srm Slsn ssa s. d auto @
1asns. mst,s heat sns s1ss l9 s0ss
RKALTY co. phone PA; 1915. rs
ARLINGTON. vA.-New homes under con-
struction; liy. rm: with, fireplace. 8 nice
5. H1LIIARp, ox. sOSe.
ARLINGTON, VA, nr. Pentagoo-Detachs
brick; Ice. liv. rm: With fireplace. bedrm.
or den approx. 10x1S, spacious din. rm.,
crystal chandelier, medern kit, space for
lst-noor lay.;. End a., 3 bedrms;. I bath;
laundry and storage rm., space for rec.
rm: comp. insulated, steel easement
windows: nicely landscaped, fireplace i, in
rear yard. attached gar; drapes In nv.
optional; opt excel. value. vfcToR cAHML.
Ala Southern Blds. MA. 63l3 or MT.
BELLE HAvEN-Air eond., O. Ice. rollins
are some Of the me feature. q mis- s-rm.
white brick; eenter-haH entr, NV. I'm.
with nTspl. fun din. nm. equipped II.
sun deck; full bsmt. with toilet. gaf !;
read, e move IN; P5eRssTI PI PT1esSI 4ll
Realters, .3!oe n. ..ss vsrnen ava Alsnss;' ~
Evening star., 1948-05-27
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE HAVE READY CASH BUYERS fol
tepested p i1G in selling, in ' We viii be siad to give
ion ion as to tn. market Value OF your house,
afss @ y Il 81 sni1saas
CO.. 1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345. Open
Syspinfi WaaRfEn, ua.il abEDRooM 90 BRICK HOME in
Silver Spring, that can be bouEheN for
to exceed s75 per mo: price must be rea;
iSa sanks murray. ray ST. Sta. with shannon
4 LucHs CO, 1905 st. NV, MA. 2345.
GHyk G2sn eTsnnfs iMMEDrHfn sntl ruRRdaAsER for
or 4 bedroom home; 1st-fioor den and
pay up to Sa@5oS eash; as vs Chevy uf;l Chase a,
3Sss {sss H VIII il ns. SHASSoS " ssis 4 IUcHs CO.
fHvr ~ oSss s1 20 Room 1'FE hSusR. clos,
Catholic church and SCHOOL: can pay
soa 14sc T. sts9 down. D. C. or 'uss!0' ss
ALL Cash in = hurry for any house in
'.iIfa sfris stli1s RHA1f7 fa conf sas
PRIVATE PARTY would like to buy rea.
sonably priced. modern home. in vienns
We WISH WISH TO BUY A NICE HoME-w,l
consider any nice section: Have all cash
So DS its1' YoT wsSr az NJ 10 STE TELL YOU how
much you should get for your house7
Can Mr.. HAssIN, Broker, ME. $500.
/ HAVE CASH BUYERS for houses in any
R&Y aoksr cs sH ssod 05 fSk BG s5ss 5u''
DETACHED BsicK@4,bedrns house % di.
rect from owner; vic. Chevy Chase Cir; 81
d Hsss pre Ts Rsps sUs Is
f1se rs6mT f!Tins srFHsffos FL ds TO tn. -: Of
so: 9s: 1gs'1::s s:ss e es
PHhIEs. Rsaitof.. sos North cspitoi. IA.
ssa fef :ggFsi;;s a,R Result; 81 since 1919
den in chevy Chase. NcIsveland Park on OF
Park in an sso
szoE Hs ss'tsf 81 a5 ~ hGz Gz flo0 .ss
der 10000. Mrs. TARRfNdToN. IL.
HOME heaa q aND Rv iNcSsE ssss PROPERTIES wanted
Several buyers waiting. WALDO HARRIS.
VII wi fs.si HAVE e CASH ssUYERs for homes and
of,ers THos. JARREn CO. % realtors oH rs
sStasA RAys ls 1Gn Il nw foy VA sSs
you want 1t, and the price you want to
pay. Our, statesmen will search high and
GW wSpnn sS Sasi'ty eo YOU b. cs s34S s' MARSHALL
TWO HOUR .sERvICE-I will pay you
cash for your house in any SECTION, in any
condition. RE. 2735 or WO. 9191 It'll 10
IMMEDIATE Cash for your home; ne. or
Sc, white or eolored: and Nd. cox Il
| CO., DI. 1854, RE 1888.
60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantees results. List your prop
srty with VIM. II. SAUNDERS Co. INC,
Realtors since 1887. 1919 & St. d. 1o15.
your house with US. Have cash buyers who
y viii pay top price. ENTERPRISE NxALTY
CO., 1924 Eye st. NV. TX $500.
Evening star., 1948-05-27
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY (cens. }

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY tcens.'.
/ AM PREPARED 70 PAY Cash for . 4
or fm. house IN r. q. County or good
ne. section. Hobart 1850 after s pm.
PAY CASH FOR HousEs-whits OF col
ored. Any section: any condition. MIR.
B LISS. RE. 8264: eves.. ia. 6366.
WILL PAY CASH for houses. white or
colored, any condition or section. DE.
ccHHHxRLEs Q. auNN has clients xatsaas
TO purchase hCnes In any section Of Wash.
and nearby MARYLAND n. 1905.
QUICK is 1flE NAME. Quick is the action
in buying your house for cash. Quick and
free appraisals. MITCHELL QUICK DI.
1881. eve. RA. 341S. 29'
ALL CASH FOR YOUR HOME in q hurry.
Clients waiting. BIRoN q CONRAD. INC.
1921 K st. NV. ST. 913S; res, RA. 43SS.
WE HAVE Cash BUYERS d ios brick .h homes me
sHAp1E3, NC, ME; i715, ia, .k z5l1-n non. nm2s
in good close Arlington location; c.li
PHiLLiPs. Phi 81 19ii. 99i1"' WIN Mss
wANTED-s-b house. NV; wash
ington; approx. S35 900: poss. July 15.
Cali HELENA c. KADow, Broker, RE.
VIZ HAVE CASH BUYERS available TOR
white or colored houses in any area. Free
appraisal. KAY. REALTY CO., RA. 2200.
coLoREp-A LGE. con. OR pET. HOME
Tor doctor; viii pay cash. Cali Du. 1920
Evening star., 1948-05-27

ANACOsTIA-Barsain 1928. W st. Sc.
d..p iot prie. sssb run HsR
M NAN ~ sr1a96 44SS d NS S ssss sss Good Fd
ANACOSTIA-Buy your own row brick; s
rms. tiled bath. fun bsmt; possession
EHRrMSN ssR nm Gsiss sosMsS nc sSsS dsss 9oed
sRsoSsris AsRs s. H. a g. t4ei IT vi 'sis
Here 10 an extremely neat and attractive
semidst: brick home Of ,prewar construe-
etc owner has built iarss pine -psneied
aSsers rm: with asphalt TIE a IN bsmt;
sr... s oVe,; 's1ssi .rss so@. oa '.ser isg
owner has bought isrrer home and win
I'm ssss. BURR I YOUNG. De. 4tf4
y, DAvIs..s-bedrm. semidet. brick: So, :
NAN REALTY Co, RE. 3si6; ewes. AK.
RI. DUPONT ST. s.E.-semidet. brick. g.
snatY 'ss'D' co x K SEQ ssso sss' KA sksAHh
hILLCREsT-.2 new brick bunralows; s
rms. side e-han entrances, stairway to ex-
RsTshe'. spilt,,n s,I,,..'' I,t. b bah . II II
go. 3, sURaEss. VI, 6iso. @s7
place. complete baths, oil h.-S'h.. storm
- this home IN this beautiful section ..
the city: priced at sls,abo. ApELBERI
Evening star., 1948-05-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-seu.hwest.

CONGRESS- HEIGHTS, DarrinEton st. s.w.
brick, rms, 5 years old easy
terms. Call Mr. Jones, IA. 05s1, cox
NEAR 5i fth AND AND F s.w.-substanti.l g.
story row brick home. containing 10 rms.
bath, in GOOD condition, deep lot, with g
car garage on paved alley; priced at only
S9,950; $3.50 down, $50 month. Phone
evenings till 9 p.m., DRURY REALTY
CORP, 1877 K, RE. 1888
1900 d ST, end comm.-One of 13 rms.
and one Of 9 rms; wonderful opportunity
for an income. JOHN ZIRWES. INC, zoos
st. NV, Elk. 1855, RE. 6345. --2S
Evening star., 1948-05-27

or can hnd it for you. Phone for appt
to discuss your home-hunting problems
stan before you start out to look; our
familiarity with property for sale, char
acter Of communities, problems Of financ-
Ing and and comparative .I market @ values xill
wisely. Phone Home Buyers Headquar-
ters,I weekdays between am. and p I'M,
SYDNEY KARR, Realtor,
1882 Wis. ave. OIL. 1865. rs
Evening star., 1948-05-27
18th st. Near Tuckerman

First time offered; demand section.
charming detached corner home OF stone
and brick construction; 8 bedrooms, z
baths, on End; cheerful living and dinins
rooms, ultra modern kitchen with break
garage, recreation room; Gas a-c.h. ;.
beautiful lawns and shrubbsry and many
other features; all prewar construction
Cannot be duplicated on today's market
SHERR, SCHLOSS & co.
1858 Conn. ave. AID. 6144: ewes. ia. 2434
$3.50 PER MO.-VACANT
Mount Rainier-colossal 7-rm. home. lo
50xl60 it., virgin oak trees. 2 garages
easily arranged as . 2-family home. VIII
guarantee S75 per mo- rental for 1 apt
$1,000 down will handle. HAklMACK
REALTY, UN 35O7 -28
Evening star., 1948-05-27

NEAR BOILING FIELD, s14, $50, semidet
ladi S1dff P rs S OAK ..nI r. s:.
ment with front entrance 1msy be con.
center and schools. 1st trust $4,000 a
4E. Be sure and see this.
Another 8 st. Sc. semidet. brick, rms.
beaut tiled bath. gas &C. heat. nne pan.
sled rscIsstien sGs on rm; lot , 3s #. vide vide ca
Sun. DU. 1000. Ext. 621.
COLORED-2Os 10th SCI rooms. oil
heat. 2 kitchens, 2 front entrances; $1,000
to 1:500 cash; good condition. OWNER
ccooLoRREfTD' HOMES FOR sALE-semid..
brick. sth st; SET apis; 2 lse. bedrns.
81 800 down. MAURICE KAY. 1910 Yer
mont ave. RE. 1925; ewes, WA. 5067. d
COLORED-8th ST. S.E.-cute is the
word for this home; semidetached painted
brick; 3 garages; paved ISHd pstio storm win
9th st. s.e.-Brick; excellent nefrhbor-
hsap 0;s Hn.sb # ss5o
can % gs sS inspect ss the .boys Uo prepsT, as1,
Conn. ave, AID. 6144 -27
Evening star., 1948-05-27
WOODSIDE PARK

WOODSIDE PARK
Det brick Colonial on beautiful lot,
SOx115; center-hall plan: 8 bedrms., 2
baths. paneled rec. rm, with fireplace
Outstanding value at $4,000. Call WO.
4754 or FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE
Price reduced: will subdivids IL acres or
White House; back from the roadxsy ,ooo
T.; reposinE snugly in lovely grove E
fencing i1eloses ,.ls, TIE property ana Il. TIE
main house, guest cottage and 3-car ga
rage. Here is a small estate with . home
that viii provide enjoyable living at its
best. Modern in every respect, 4 has 5
with full tiled bath. s bedrooms on End.
with large tiled bath, and abundance of
closets: storage and other built-in features
throuEhout; the main living room is II
1T. by 30 II. with fireplace and random
width pegEed oak flooring; the large cheer
fui dining room and the unusual 10 It.
by 90 IT. solarium with fireplace baf1es
description. You will love this place If
YOU see 1t. Phone now for appointment.
Exclusive with
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
Evening star., 1948-05-27
1ANNON & LUCHS &C
16OH H st. nv MA 02Ah
SPACIOUS HOME

CottaEe City. This lge. home sets IN the
center of . lot 1OOx15O IT.: contains
rms. 2 baths, 2 refxrs. and stoves: ar
RANGED in 2 apis. Upper apt. rented for
$50 a mo-: suitable for home. investment
or nursery: well Handicapped. Priced for
quick sale et only S11.500: terms. Call
Mr.. Goddard, MA. 9141 with
Frederick w. Berens Sales,