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Evening star., 1948-09-19

Aerial photography is not as far
out of reach of the average amateur
as one might suppose. While most
of us could not afford to charter a
large plane for the purpose of TAX
ing a few shots from the air,
smaller planes can be rented at
nominal sums and are really better
for the purpose because of their
slower speed 1t is possible to take
some very interesting shots from
the air at no additional cost when
travelling on commercial lines.
You may want an aerial shot or
so to round out your collection OF
pictures. Or you may decide to
make a permanent record of some
trip by air. If you are a reasonably
good photographer and have average
equipment you can make your aerial
shots pay for themselves. There
is always a ready market for these
views both to the commercial buyer
and to the private individual.
For equipment you can use al
most any camera that has a rea-
sonably fast lens and shutter speed.
The average camera is well suited
to pictures made at high attitudes
where shots can be made without
the danger of blurring caused by
the speed of the plane in relation
to the ground. However, if you want
to take shots at low attitudes you
should have a camera whose shut
ter will operate at q speed of about
i4O0th of a second. This will call
for at least an f-45 lens. Slower
lenses will not admit enough light
for a proper exposure at such a
shutter speed. Although excellent
pictures can be made from a plane
even with a 35-mm. camera, best
results can be obtained If the film
size is at, least 81 by Az.
Lens Shade Needed.
A sunShade for the camera will
be needed at times when there are
strong reflections from the wings
and fuselage of the plane. Nearby
cloud masses also are apt to reflect
light into an unprotected lens. 1t
will likewise be a good plan to carry
along a K or G filter for use in
bringing out cloud formations and
penetrating haze which is otherwise
likely to prove a hazard. But if
cloud rendition is not a factor and
there is no haze to combat, don't
bother with your filters at ADJUST
keep them handy in the event that
they are needed. You won't need
a tripod for aerial shots even in
the big planes. The tripod would
only act as a conductor for the vi
bration of the plane and blur the
image.
Should you go up to take your
pictures in light, open-cockpit
plane, you will have several advan-
tages over the faster planes. This
is particularly true if yours is a
high-wing plane. You will have a
clear view. unobstructed by wing
surfaces and you will be able to
move your camera without the re-
strictions of a window glass. To
project the camera over the edge of
the fuselage be sure that you have
a firm grip on it to prevent Its
being torn out of your grasp by the
slipstream. A supplementary ham
die with a waist strap will guard
against this possibility. The filter
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Camera Strollers
AT Stratford Today

Camera Strollers of the National
Capital Parks will 60 on an all-day
caravan to the George Washington
birthplace at Wakefield, Va, ana TO
Stratford Hall, Va. The birthplaces
of the Washingtons and the Lees
will be visited on this trip. Tne
setting in Tidewater Virginia is typi-
cal Of the early day plantations. The
mansions and grounds furnish many
interesting angles for the photog-
rapher.
Those with cars should drive via
Waldorf and La Plata, Md, over
Morgantown Bridge to Oak Grove
Va, and thence to the meeting place
in the picnic area at Washington S
birthplace by 1890 am. Special
charter buses leave l4l6 F. street
NV. at am. Probable time OF re-
turn will be pm.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
By Alexander J. Wedderburn c!
Cvrotor Of Photography
The Smithsonian institution

and lens shade should also be
checked for the same reason.
If your camera has bellows ex-
tension, be very careful to prevent
the rush of air from tearing it loose
Oblique shots can easily be made
from within the plane if the pilot
mas been instructed to bank the ship
toward the side from which you are
shooting. Your vertical shots can be
made when the plane is banked at
a steep angle. In this case it will
be we'll to check your safety belt.
Never Mind the Specks.
From larger planes and passenger
liners you will find it necessary to
shoot through the glass windows.
Pay no attention to specks of dirt
and smears. They will not show on
the negative-they will only cut
down on the amount of light ad-
mitted to-, the lens. Some shots can
be made including portion OF the
wing and others without. Those
that include the wing will only
prove that the picture was made
from a plane and not from noun
tain ledge-they have little other
value and usually spoil the COM
position.
Regardless of the type of plane
you are in, operate from the side
opposite the sun. If you use the
smaller ship, you can explain your
problem to the pilot, but if you
plan on taking pictures from an air
liner you should be sure that you
are seated on the side away from
the sun. Otherwise your negatives
will almost surely be logged or light
struck. Your light meter should be
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Society Places
In Color Contest

The National Photographic Socie-
tv of Washington was runnerup
in the Glass B division of the 1948
color slide competition of the
Photogrs phis Society of America,
according to the results just an
nounced at Chicago.
The Chicago Camera Club won
the Glass A contest and the Pasa-
dena (CalifD Photochrome Society
won in Glass B. There were So
clubs in the competition. 1t was
repeat win for the Chicago club.
Runnersup in Glass A were the
Science Museum Photographic Club
of Buffalo. N Y; Springfield
Mass Photographic Society;
Kodak Camera Club of Rochester,
N. Y. and the Inwood Camera Club
of New York Along with Wash
ington, the Ogden utah Camera
Club and the Phoenix (Arlz)
Camera Club were Glass B winners.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
The Monthly Print Clinic

the line of eddying water and ex-
tended by the sunlit greensward
thus carrying the eye into the softly
lighted woods in the background.
The deep swirling pool in the
foreground keeps the attention
within the frame of the picture
In addition, there is very pleasing
repetition of vertical lines created
by trees, whose tone values and
spacing are admirable. The solitary
figure. with it's focal point of white
against the dark tone of the para
sol, rests at the hub Of the radial
lines and adds human interest, but
is not obtrusive.
1t should also be observed that
the lens apparently had been set at
the hyperfocal distance, with the
result that the center of interest
is accentuated and the recedine
planes of the picture are we'll rem
dered by the gradually softening
focus. This is a delightful and
unusual composition.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Portrait Glass

A meeting of the advanced portrait
class of the National Photographic
Society will convene Wednesday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock in the home studio
of DR.. Sidney S. Jaffe, 407 Dorset
avenue, Somerset, Md.
The group will join the National
Capital Parks Camera Strollers to-
day for the trip to Wakefield and
Stratford Hall,
Deviation OF few degrees either
way from 63 Fahrenheit for develop
ers will not cause harm. The
warmer the solution. the faster it
acts and, conversely, the colder it is,
the slower the action.
Evening star., 1948-09-19
Dominion Club

The Old Dominion Camera Club
of Arlington will meet Wednesday at
g pm. in the Buckingham Commu-
nifty room, 3l3 Mort Glebe road, Tor
a monochrome portrait print compe-
titlon. Prints must be 8xl0 mounted
on l6x20-inch mounts. Number OF
entries is not limited. The prints
will be judged by the membership.
A print clinic for prints ski inches
or larger will also be held.
Honorable mention winners In the
recent color slide competition are:
Wayne H. Lang's slides. Montana
Pack Trip" and Morning Hunt;
Image and SLEEPY Heads" by
Frank Piovla; southern Utah." by
Jesse L. Miller, sr., and AN English
Farm by Edward B. 'rempleman.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

motif of the design for the &c Rough
Riders commemorative, slated for
first-day sale at Prescott, Ariz',
October q, reproduced herewith.
The Sc Five Civilized Tribes stamp,
10 be released at Muskogee. Okla,
October Is. will show the seals OF
the Cherokee, Chickasaw, ChoctaW,
Evening star., 1948-09-19

The Postmaster General OF
Canada is reconsidering the recent
decision to discontinue firSt-day
service when new stamps are re-
leased. He says the cost in recent
years has exceeded the revenue re-
ceived. But the good will angle also
is important. without regard to quid
pro quo. Canada has no better
friends in the world than the col
lectors of her stamps and covers re-
siding outside the Dominion.
William T. Robey, well known in
philatelic history for his find OF
the inverted 24-cent airmails OF 1918,
has made another interesting dis
covery-a pane of Francis Scott Key
commemorative ungummed except
for portion of the top row OF five.
He made the purchase at Pine Blum.
Ark. where the postmaster ex-
pressed pleasure at learning that ne
was willing to buy stamps that had
no "stickum" on them! There must
be at least three other panes some
where. also some reasonable ex-
planation about how such poten-
tial treasure went through the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
without being detected.
The Waterloo Chamber Of Com
merce. Waterloo. Iowa, will sponsor
Cachet during the 36th annual
Dairy Cattle Congress October 10
10. Send standard size '68.) SELL
addressed stamped envelops, un-
sealed.
A great international stamp exhl-
bition will be staged in Toronto In
1851 in celebration of the centenary
Of the first postage stamp OF
Canada.
Copenha gen will have special
postmark for The Day Of Stamps
In Denmark on November T.
The pfilatelic public is invited to
view an exhibition Of. American
graphic art brought together from
the Library of Congress and the
Smithsonian Institution as well as
from the National Gallery OF Art IN
which the show is to be held begin
ming today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spiegelberg
of the Fidelity Stamp Co. and the
Aero -Philatelic Exchange, announce
the birth of their son. Frank David,
August q.
An equestrian statue Of Capt. Will
liam Owen '"Bucky y Nelu'
killed in action at San Juan Hill,
Cuba. July /. 1898. is the central
Evening star., 1948-09-19

Sullivan. mother of five sons lost
when the Cruiser Juneau was sunk
in the Pacific on November 13, 1912
Superintendent of Stamps Robert
E. Fellers will journey to Waterloo,
Iowa, to make the presentation in
the name of Postmaster General
Jesse M. Donaldson.
Carl D. Shoemaker. who was
scheduled to demonstrate his skill
as a magician before meeting OF
the Washington Science Fiction AS
sociation, Room 1890, Transporta-
ton Building at 8 o'clock this eve
ming, will be out of town and there
fore not on the program as an
nounced. But the meeting will be
held and readers of the stamp
column are invited to attend.
The Woodbridge Stamp Club will
meet at 1918 Rhode Island avenue
NE, tomorrow evening at 8.
The Capital City Post Card Col
lectors' Club will meet at the Thom-
son School, Twelfth and L streets
NV. tomorrow evening at 7:30.
The Collectors Club of Washing
ton will meet at 1912 Ninth street
NV, Tuesday evening at 8.
The Washington Philatelic Soci-
ETY. will meet at the Cosmos Club
H street at Lafayette Park. Wednes-
day evening at 8. Samuel Burgess
recently home from the hospital
will discuss patents concerning
stamps.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

Muscogee and Seminole Indians and
an outline map of the State OF
Oklahoma
Joseph w. Reilly, Box 1882. Phlla-
delphia 5. Pa, announces a special
first day cover for the SC Volunteer
Firemen stamp at Dover, Del, Oc-
tober 4 The fee for handling will
be one cent each Send 4c for each
example wanted. not in excess of
25. Commemorative on packages
appreciated.
The first sheet of the Sc Gold Star
Mothers stamp, to be placed on
sale in Washington exclusively We'd
nesday, will 60 to Mrs. Thomas F.
Evening star., 1948-09-19

Following frst-day for the forest fire cam
pagn canceng dies at City Office reported in The
Star Wednesday, pin oak tree planted at Massachusetts,
avenue Capitol street NV. living memorial OF
the occasion Shurman 8yearod elevision player
welded provided by John W. Batson superintendent
Trees Parking Division D. c. Engineer Department. while
Postmaster Gordon Bell Frederick Brown Harris min
lister of Foundry Church. Frederick Charles Lincoln
Fish and Wde Service l. Frost American Forestry Asso-
caton Chapn Collins Products Industries,
Inc and others looked Forest Service Photo.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
HOUSES WANTED TO vUy.

Cash BUYER for det brick. convenient
ts;;;'%s s;s; sss'S ssss Or SHisk 3 rht
l. Ps' Fay e CASH for white or solored house,
n need of repair or remodelins. Call EN-
asSo5U1sEs WANTED, in any condition, whit.
I S5aS q! sH' ssSe: W." -. ~, ss.1L1s r..
L under sOnysn Mr. Z sErnsR
sIsTiNgs sisf e eves wAkTEbh.p.r. II iss9 appraisal
serve YOU in the sale: Of your home at
r. rs tsss t. s1 SzAyz5I ~ Ss55 II z;'
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE for your
frame or brick house; no commission. RE-.
g sassb:. es.. sSss as, s si' Of :' %.s
aRd nssrey - MsEsana RFN1 pys,tm.n{ PR Isos or
Drss DrUpsrt 70. to TfIGds M sisr give address, cash
WouID LIKE TO BUY nice home in
sood section have considerable cash
ess essH ftslH AZ oses stiF for small whit. or col.
oUfcK Is The NAME and quick will b,
af sffsn e adG Sszs S. sf aS sF
HOUSES WANTED, ne, NV sections
good purchaser available; courteous
prompt service, guaranteed. KEYSTONE
REALTY CO., Ma. 1854, DI. O199.
DIRECT FROM owNER-1 would like to
purchase a nice, home, 2 to 4 bedrms.
in d. C. or nearby Md: will pay all cash;
n PROMPT ATTENTION 10 the sale Of
your home, business or in!estuent prop
srtz L What you 9ss!re, cal A HUN
673O.. -rree appraisals Results dgee 1919.
If YoUR HOUSE 10 for sale .orifrsnt q
colored, I will sell II Il It can bs som. 4
1ifh Of. NV. Dt Toss.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.u.hes...

rms; tie bath tho full s,ss%ent; sssP 1T
XskiAsSos1rA-D.t. Xsi ss5s brick, 8 rms. bath, 4
s.St"' s.S Al lssf: solss io' ,$s5
aSSpHNcosTrfA. ANA Block from Minn. ave. Sc.
s.h "a. saa s"s s.%q.' osE sE'es oors 1oni
aosn aos rear HRRMan RR!fMasas Dass asSrY NC
aSSc6sP. aSSs 5sSPf rd IE esoG IT, 'ads White.
eyerythins; price reduced Inspect today.
1M5S sna5sSaI SARfEHhf f. 9n vi lSs .d
tile bath, gas a.-c. heat, prewar construc..
!ssn quick ssle e.l Mr. RsiffL
IcoNGREss HEIGHTS. near 5tn and Mich
RANGED for families; snd door rented ier
ioG NO price si2ss9 aaS Hon. hAnTMAN r
n. 400. vi. 5s7s.
FAIRLAwN vILLAGE-Brick,, B rms. IA
paths; gas s:.e heat, screened porch III. f.n y
Sss; oaIs sissss sssSs Asssss
Sc FIR. 1857 till pm. LA
FOREST HEIGHTs-Lovely prswar brick
stairway to expansion attic; soxl20 lot:
bus at corner; fine new community near
1Sns SM nd GSRAoh A9drews F Fee' % e1s or V s
a Us rssisonaSls ofisr l,s hss ,s lovely ", rms
e.is essy term terms. '' >: guRosss. VI. asSs
& QCen c syss H and SUNDAY. neI. whit. .r;c,i.4 1,i4
Sashs iss Nv r pan.lsa % din 'lsn rrn oil
r. nf'. i. a'e1 VI 'sSis sssa 'eoS owsas faS0 'S
HlLLCREsT, wsstsver dr.--Thts beautiful
Sss .rss roos
sewing room and recreation room. a nre.
place in living room, ample closets, ,:as ,sas
aa e 1r sao S'iSs p
ave. Sc. TR. 1114 or FIR. 4030.
W.. 2sos Is the NUMBER. Just dial II
7sS VIZ iarss shos sr nou .oa 5ss sr.s yea' Das sS:
closets, Tile oath. hEsplacs, nm basement
linz rnlni.nr. s1 .s .:e sl: 0is' III
s;sa,eh st. asa4 81 f0i psnn. a sv. s ss. Can iii
semidetashed. ser s.s e heat; 'Sh Siock to 'is bus;
about S1.50O down; price. $10,700. Ak
WHY PAY RENT! Detached, 4 rooms and
81 81 300 ca cash n needed. MccJNE. AT 7iso,
$500 CASH will buy 172b B st, Sc
Vacant Colonial porch brick. rms.
bath. Arcola heat, hardwood firs rear M
& snTMrR Rerssss e. Hssor. 81 Pa
Sc, FIR. 1888; ewes and Sun. AK. 261 8.
OFF MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-LoveIy det
bunga, ideal surroundings; $4,000 'd0wn.
Cal Mrs stone, COX q CO., RE, 1898:
IKE: ssss TTTELsSksgs TEL SHss TER. ST., An.eo;tii-s ,4
rooms brick, basement, .oil a.-c. heat;
S1O7bO, cash $1,000, balance like gea.
sonabls rent: Inspect By sppt. SCOTT
3sia BK0THEks II. 81, cons. Hts. 1
block on Nichols-Detached white krams;
3 rooms. bath. storase attic: sAratei nsyy nsyy
tsrns: scoTr SAHDSRs. IN. 75esi eyes,
Evening star., 1948-11-14
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

"A true center.hall Colonial. built for
gracious living. detached red brick, located
near Chevy Chase Club, consisting of 8
well.arranged rooms, . tile baths, screened
rage: Handicapped lot and convenient to
schools and transportation: priced under
80. 900 Ast quick If you want bsrsain.
Du, 1000, Ext. 621 or CO. 1887.
COUNTRY CLUB SECTION
brick homes in this very convenient and
exclusive neighborhood. There are 8 bed
rms. dressing rm., 2 baths on 2nd hr.;
and lse. side porch ON 1st fir.; gear gar:
lot has 1900 50. it. Priced $2l 300.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc, Realtors
3207 Q st. NV. HUI. 7266-72s7, or
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HOUSES WANTED 10 BUY ,csn..

WSSOe0 WSsNseO ~ ~ &SOsssst
90 YEARS SERVICE to local property
ers VIZ % 4 liz yS9r co
Realtors since 1887. 1919 K St. Dr. 1915
CUSTOMERS WAITING for 2. 8 and 4
bedrm. homes in Silver Spring and nearb,
sa m ssfF rei EHEs sHiEfs s1
sIise saIfio5Eis s7oo eves An Opposite Sill sps POI
PSIvaTE n..Sy rAsTK se'rss to Ysssh.'e
/ WILL FAY Cash Cash AD for 'Ss a small hom,
within 3 miles OF Hyattsville; owner only
Ho. 1850 after IL am.
WE HAVE Cash. CLIENTS for houses in
II ';s''ssi { + 81 pSg isi;'s *
APARTMENTS Al aR1. OR HOUSES convertible
EAaR9 EAaRs Hi5SS ioSs Fkisf;s. sS:s ~ aSoAm,
Action ANYTIME Anywhere TR. 7766;
Wf wei HAVE RI Cash tssa BUYERS for homes and
ofIers THos. 3. yARREnn ELL CO. es Realtors I rs
WaSfs ro oth BTY & from Ma ownsI e1sS
white or colored houses. in any cond.
wv PAY Al sss Yo6 cRsfh Rsf 1Sa roDsr ss or
RE. S7s5 or 81. 7747. ' '''
SELLING YOUR HOME?"
May we assist you in securing a pur.
oSiisaton of Course S eon'S " are sou sou'
service.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. Woodward Bldg. RE. ll68,
RESULTS GUARANTEED
Will buy or sell your property for cash
AUERBACH 81 CO. DI. 6501
1924 X st. NV. Eve, ia. 3342. AID. 5e07
Evening star., 1948-11-14
bUNN 0 1OUNO
Realtors. DE. 4444
VACANT

This charming brick home. now vacant,
and In perfect condition, and loca tion lust
of N. Capitol St, is available for the lst
time Features are: rms bath. bed
rms, full bsmt., etc. Only 81 800 cash,
low mo. payments make you. the owner
and you can move right in. For complete
JESS FISHER 81 CO., INC.
1AOn si w RealtnrS EX. lHll L.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
s CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
CHEVY CHASE. MD

This beautiful brick home located in Roll.
ingwood close to Rock Greek Park is cus-
are spacious. First floor has iiv. rn., din.
nm. kit, studio and " bath; q, Second
lse lot and garage. Price. S29500 Cali
EDWARD C. HOLMEAD. Realtor. SH.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
18TH STREET Sc.

OF Pa. ave, lovely prewar Groom house
de luxe kitchen, convenient to Census
Navy Yard, Gallinger and Providence Hos.
pitais; gas heat. large REFRIGERATOR, ,vene-
tian blinds: furnished or unfurnished
reduced for immediate sale; terms. SAN
CHANTKER & CO. ST. 3707, Ak. S2Q2
Mr.. 18th g. PENNA. AVE.
An excel, value is offered in THIS fine owner
occu brick home; cont. 9 rnfs, 3 bedrms:
h.-wh., etc, and house is in peri. cond
Only So 800 cash, mo. payments like rent
viii make you the owner and you can movt
right in. For compl. det, call today II
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1920 X ST. NV, Realtors. Ex. 1911.
3-FAMTLY BARGAIN
y lovely apts.; 2 Of which have 2 bedrms
are loc. In this beaut; modernistic prop;
which is only yr old. ANY apt. is avai!
for your occu. and rent from other Q vii
psy your exp Good financing with modest
cash payment avail. For conpl. details
JESS FISHER d. CO., INC.
1920 K et. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1a1l
GIT E. CAPITAL ST.
i.rss xaSshs roos: idssI fcr tourist hor pic.
and terms reasonable 4. n. SEELfE
1l00 l. OF. NV, O1. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
HOLIDAY SPECIALS

s14 Tennessee ave. Excel. 2-family brick
lst d. vacant; gas heat; excel cona.
1923 Eastern ave. Vacant, 4-bedrm, z
bath bungalow; oil h;-w.h; excel. eono
throughout.
3427 Eastern ave. 2-bedrm.. bath bun
critics at any time. call Mr.. Tolson' II EH
O3aO, or Mr. Pruitt. FIR: 1920 WIZ
OBANNON REALTY CO. FR. 5ll9. -I11
IA FRANKLIN ST. NE.
Near all conveniences-Brick 2,fsmily
quick possession. Upstairs comp. turn.,, 4
rms. and bath, income $50; Gas e h;w:n.
full bsmt.; only S14,50o; $4,000 down
~ ANNENBERG REALTY co.
eoe! Nichols Ave. Sc. FIR. 1857 Till
PM. -lf
Evening star., 1948-11-14
HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

A BRAND-NEW 5-kM. brick home tacinE
the colesville I'd. near. White Oak Naval
Can be bought or exchanged for what
xAY Gs nhALrs M5 shepb e. nc oSs "a
CoLoRED-1ss7 4th ST. s.w.-Sia5
down, S55 mo. LIST commercial. 5 rooms.
cleo. row brick. Call Morris Cohen or
Milton Wnnick. with A. NJ DRA1SNER,
14O4 L st. NV. MA. $685. Home, GE.
COLORED-sis d ST. s.W.--s75O down,
good terms. 10 rooms. bath, G. h.-w.h.
Also on rear, 2 four-room brick homes;
zoned end commercial Call Morris Cohen
or Milton vinnick, with A. NJ. DRAISNER,
1404 l. st. NV. MA. $685.. Home. GE.
0297 Once open synd.y; II tto9a4:: to4: &c.,.
$50 mo. rooms, cleo, row frame. Call
Norris Gohss q ,tna Milton vnnick With
s0ss.v s0ss; Heme' 5s ne aE. oas7. once open
Az sib Vii ISy th; fine s;s2v 5s2% SfsS
COLORED-O ST. s.W.-6-rm -and- bath
HA6As HFs Hps yard ssWN * sfy sssSS sos rsrmi Us
4th street s.w.
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GERMANTOWN. MD,

3 acres and q comfortable Groom and
bath frame house in excel. condition (no
fireplace, insulated, porcfes. basement,
c.h.-w h., combination barn-stable and
garage, chicken, house: located on paved
stores. schools and churches; committing
distance Wa shineton; possession at settle
ment; price. Sl45O0; excellent fnancing,
E. S. PRICE & CO., REALTORS
113g1 Georgia ave. wheaton,, PL. 1891
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HOME AND INCOME

Elderly lady offers Capitol Hill home and
baths now operated
Box 17s-G. Star ia
foaokEPss Z daIP PoWNvaisn5 y 1DsR
psyments. includes Insurance and taxes
ses nssI S r ana e ih0eDne on eenf
70 nsass es ST sTfRs EsRs e RsA1 Il fs s5n eo
eoIoEE6aoF1S ssit kEf = PIX r6RA$:2 s to 5; sgs
sSf9 s9saAs sSsGss 81 fstS Ssssi T.
Very special 2-stoly. 6-rm. brick. h:-w:h.;.
ss 1855 sss' Rs ssns c1s2sde a1wARB Ras fo
eorokrDms1AR S6'Eei fs.9s X sSsxsvvr Sxvr rArD-ssss
sssn es s2t 'sa tfa ffs hsatS =;
SoIoRED~-Nev s:rm. semidet brick
COPPER On
(sas}. buiit-in cabinets, elec. refsr., full
bsmt; Tile bath with shower; $4,000;
oa bens
Sample house at 171f Frankford st. sc.
Open Sat. and Sun. Q to. pm. Gar
teld Loop bus from Navy Yard IT., to shgreh
ave to Morris I'd, left 2 blks. to 18th st.
and Erie and right to FrankfordJ Or cali
COLORED-$75O CASH
cozy broom and bath home in nice loc.,
near 9th and Pa. ave. Poss. available.
JESS FISHER g. CO., INC.
1920 x st NV. Realtors Elk. 1911.
OPEN TODAY
Extra lot, detached, charming, modern {
rooms Come and look. III 9th st. Sc
OWNER. VI. 1857.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
WOODBRIDGE NE.

Near oand and Shepherd sts.-Exceld
Sedrms'; d nice cond.: price, sie,95o.
$1,000 DOWN
Vacant: row brick: only yrs. old; nice
rms, tile bath with shower, rec. rm., oil
heat; conv. to transp.
MICHIGAN PARK
Lovely semidet brick; vacant; only =
years old; nice-sized rms, gas heat. =
bedrms; reas. down payment and oai. IN
5000 BLOCK BLAIN ST.
Lovely 5-rm Brick in cow. River Ter
race: condition like new; rec. rm.. auto
heat: terms arranged. Call Mr.. Peck, co
1898. or RA. 1888
PECK COMPANY
Evening star., 1948-11-14

Open 1 to s; l723 B ut. Sc; 6 rms, bath,
; good sized bedrms.. slassed-in porch
used as fourth bedrm.; frt. and rear
porches on Ist nr.; gar. For Immediate
HO. O7OO; ewes. and SUM-, Mr.. Jarrett,
Evening star., 1948-11-14
DFTACHED NE. HOME

. Ice. bsdrms., tile bath, Nv: nm. and
ful modern kit with beautiful cabinets;
bone-dry basement with cabinets and door
to built-in EArsge; gas h..w. heat. This
late inside and out. ross. will be given
ct settlement. Only So 500 cash REQUIRED
Phone WA. 3512 ewes. Ma. 25b7 weekdays
to inspect Excl. JOHN II. MILLER, Jr., IL
BRO, Realtors, 1912 K st. NV.