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Evening star., 1948-10-24

The passing of the raccoon coat
from the football scene is to be re-
gretted-at least by certain men,
bers of the Photographic fraternity
who found the pockets handy as q
catchall for q camera or two and
photo accessories. Be that aS 1t
may, the football season is now in
full swing with plenty Of action and
thrills for the camera fan with q
fast shutter and an extra lens or so.
Fast action calls for fast camera
operation 20 this Is definitely the
time to reach for your best camera.
One of the important points to be
observed in taking good football
pictures, or Of any other game for
that matter, is that you should
thoroughly understand the game be-
fore attempting any pictures. Other
wise, you will be apt to miss the
important plays and wind up with
a lot Of photographs that don't tell
the story. Occasionally lucky shots
are made of outstanding plays by
some one with a camera, but the
cameraman who knows his game
will be on his toes at the right time
to record the big plays.
Together with this ability to fore
see a critical play coming up, you
must be practiced enough with your
camera to follow the action and
make your exposure at its peak. If
you are using camera equipped
with a wire finder this will be fairly
easy. 1t is not so easy when sight
ing through an optical view finder.
Better try a few dry-runs before
the game to make sure your timing
is good. 1t isn't always easy to
spot and follow the ball under Or
dinary circumstances, but with a
camera glued to your eye 1t will call
for a combination of foresight, CO.
ordination and luck to get the pic
ture you want. But it can be done.
Just take look at the sports pages
of this paper almost any day Of the
week. It's a combination of
knowledge of the game plus prac-
tice with your camera.
Watch Star Performers.
For further insurance keep your
eyes on the star performers Of the
team. In most instances the real
action Of the game will center
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Engineers to Hear
DIR. Joseph Friedman

DR.. Joseph q. Friedman, we'll
known color expert and author OF
History of Color Photography" will
address the Society of Photographic
Engineers Tuesday at 8 pm. in the.
main auditorium of the Natural His
tory Building Of the Smithsonian
Institution, Tenth street and Con-
stitution avenue.
DR.. Friedman, who is an associate
Of the Ansco Color Research Labora-
tory, will speak on the subject of
Color Correction Making" The
public Is invited.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Daughters of America

Peace Council-Tuesday,> official
visitation of State Councillor Mrs.
Mary Hansen and her staff, 523
Eighth street NE.
Unity Council-Tuesday, to attend
official visitation.
State COMPLIMENTARY, pre-
sentation Of wreath at John Paul
Jones monument in observance OF
Navy Day. All subordinate councils
participating.
Pride Of Washington Council
Thursday, ofncial visitation Of State
councillor.
A-42 Club Friday, dinner, $50
pm, 34i4 u street NV.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
By Alexander J. Wedderburn
Cvrotor Of Photography
Tbs Smithsonian Institution

The Smithsonian institution
around these players. For a fast
action shot Of pass getting under
way, watch Sammy Baugh at Red
skin game or his counterpart on
other teams. After making your
shot Of the passer, you can, If fast
enough with your camera, follow
through for the action that is sure
to come after the ball has been re-
ceived.
Since you will not have the same
freedom Of movement during q pro-
fessional game as the press photogs
you will have to bring the action to
you with telephoto lens. If you
have a good telephoto lens, you
should be able to take home some
nice closeup shots. But here again
much practice beforehand will be
called for. Steadiness is the main
problem with telephoto shots and
it is obvious that you will be unable
to use tripod. Therefore, you will
have to learn to hold the camera
firmly in position and come to a
dead stop when following action
Just before the instant of exposure.
Then, too, it will be most important
to know just what the telephoto is
taking in. 1t will not be the same
field as that which you are accus-
toned to getting with your ordinary
lens Without this beforehand
knowledge, you may find out later
that you inadvertently cut of the
head Of the important player in
that shot.
Judging Distance Quickly.
If your seat at the game is long
way off from the field you will prob
ably shoot most Of your pictures at
infinity. But if you are lucky enough
to be close-in you will be faced with
the problem of focusing in hurry.
This is no time to be peering through
a range finder. Instead, you will
have to Judge footage instinctively.
This also comes only with practice.
Most of US can Judge footage with
fair accuracy, but unless you have
lots of light and can stop down your
lens considerably, a foot one way or
the other may easily spoil your shot.
If you are not good at guessing
footage, you can make estimates and
Evening star., 1948-10-24
.DAV Activities
Meetings through week are:

Meetings through week are:
Col. Young Chapter, Monday.
Tucker Chapter. Tuesday.
Interior Auxiliary, Wednesday.
All meetings will be held at 170l
Eighteenth street NV, at 8 pm.
National Service Chapter an
nounces its third annual hospital
benefit ball will be held at National
Airport on December 3. Proceeds
are used to provide recreational
facilities for all hospitalized veter-
ans IN the District area.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

check them by measuring until you
learn the knack of it. But don't
wait until you are following a fast
play-this calls for fast and accurate
judgment. Incidentally, it will pay
to keep the lens as far open as pos
sible and focus sharply on the CEN
ter Of interest. This will throw the
background out of focus and place
the emphasis where it should be
on the man with the ball.
Considering the fact that prac.
tically all Of your shots Of a foot
ball game will be at speeds not
less than 1/250th Of 4 second, you
will have to take existing weather
conditions into consideration when
assembling your equipment. II the
day Is bright you can take along q
film Of moderate speed but on dark
or rainy days you will do yourself q
favor by loading up with the fast
est film you can get. The weather
is an uncertain factor in the fall Sc
you will be wise to have a spare roll
OF fast fllm under any conditions
And on dark, rainy days you might
just as well try to shoot as many
closeups as possible for the others
will be poor at best.
Stands Offer Good Material.
Film misers should stay away
from fast-moving games of any kind
particularly football. When you
take your camera to the game you
may as well resign yourself to
shooting many more exposures than
you will be able to use. If you
are lucky and know how to use
your camera. you will be we'll salts
fled with three or four disable shots
from five times that number of ex-
posures. But your good shots will
more than make it up.
As final tip we would suggest
that you take a few documentary
shots to 60 with the action pic
lures. Spectator expressions run
riot during the more tense moments
OF play and many a photographer
takes his camera along just to snap
pictures OF the people in the stands.
Even the box camera fan can get
In some good shots here. Then there
are pictures Of the players on the
bench, accident scenes and all Of
the hurly-burly that goes with q
good game Of football. Take your
camera along to the next game
you'll have fun.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

American study chairman, will in.
troduce q commentator from one
of the air lines who will present
the moving picture. "Skyways tc
Mexico"
Comdr. Walter Hand of Spenglel
Post, and Mrs. Hand will be guests
Comdr. Hand will be principal
speaker. =,
Mrs. Blanche Brown will make
report on the units part in the
departments gift shop. Mrs. Lii
liam Martin, Ways and Means chair
man, will speak on arrangements fol
the annual benefit dinner to be held
at the Fairfax Hotel on Decem-
Der 10.
George Z. Killeen Unit will hold
rummage sale Friday and Satur-
day at 1249 Wisconsin avenue NV
Members who wish to contribute
clothing and salable articles should
notify Mrs. Gladys Jones, Ways and
Means chairman GEM. 6998), who
will arrange for collection of dona-
tions.
Mrs. Beulah M. LaScola, president
of Police and Fire Unit, has ap-
pointed the following committee
chairmen: Americanism and Ma.
tional Defense, Mrs. Cora Drake;
Building Fund, Mrs. Sallie Cobb;
Child Welfare, Miss Mackie WEIGH
Cheerio, Mrs. Edith Armstrong .anc
Mrs. Catherine Crompton; Com.
munity Service, Mrs. Rose Perkins;
Constitution and BY Laws, Mrs
Olive Miller; Gift Shop, Mrs. Rose
Morthorst; Education of Orphan.
Of Veterans, Mrs. Mildred Jones;
Juniors and Girls State, Mrs. Anns
Marie Wilson: Legislation, Mrs. Ins
Ruth Galdwin; Membership anc
Past Presidents Farley, Mrs. Lilliar
Manning; Memorials and Poppies
Miss Courtney Newton and Mrs
Elizabeth Kettner; Music, Mrs
Blanche Joy; Pan American Study
Miss Florence Hanks; Publicity
Mrs. Mary Hargraves; Rehabilita.
tion, Mrs. Margaret Carroll, Mis-.
Marie Brown and Miss Gertrud,
Kizina and Volunteer Hospita
Workers, Mrs. Olivia Peters.
In addition to Mrs. LaScola, uni
officers are: Vice Presidents, MRS
Blanche Joy, Miss Courtney Newtor
and Mrs. Catherine Crompton
Chaplain, Mrs. Olive Miller; His.
torian, Mrs. Edith Armstrong; Ser.
geant at Arms, Mrs. Mary Har.
graves; Color Bearers, Miss Mari,
Brown and Miss Gertrude Kizina
Secretary, Mrs. Edith Armstron,
and Treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Car
roll.
Fort Stevens Unit voted to dis
continue the ward parties at Walter
Reed Hospital until further notice
Rehabilitation chairmen Of othel
units wishing to carry on this worl
should contact Mrs. Pearl Heagerty
Ra. 6645, or Miss Ruby Patterson
American Red Cross Recreationa
supervisor at Walter Reed Hospital
United States Department of Agri
culture Unit will hold a benefi
party at the home of the Building
Fund Chairman, Mrs. Goldie Mira
bello, $500 Fourteenth street NV
on November /.
i Meetings this week:
/ Observation-Disclosures in Nav,
Day program ak John Paul Jone
Monument, noon; Henry G. Spengle
Unit, Legion Club, 8 pm.
Friday - Department Executiv
Committee, Legion Club, 8 pm.
James E. Walker Unit, Halloween
party in Wards c and E-2, Noun
, Alto Hospital, Z p.m.; George Z
. Killeen Unit, .rummage sale, 124
Wisconsin avenue NV, All day.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Old Dominion Club

A black and white print exhibit
will be held by members of the Old
Dominion Camera Club Of Arlington
at 8 pm. Wednesday. The group
will meet in the Buckingham COM
munity building, 313 North Glebe
road, Arlington, Va. The public is
invited,
Evening star., 1948-10-24
SWV Auxiliaries

On Monday evening, Col. James
s. Petit Auxiliary will celebrate
their 26th birthday with q party at
Naval Lodge Hall. Members of all
camps and auxiliaries are invited.
This auxiliary is having rummage
sale on October 80. Anyone having
material call TR. 1857.
The Presidents Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ella Ford,
1918 H street NV, Wednesday eve
ming.
The Past Department Presidents
Club will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Mabel Hesen, 1924 u street Sc, on
Thursday evening, with Mrs. Ger
trude Miles as conostess.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Print Competition

A pictorial print competition viii
be held Tuesday at 8 pm. by men,
bers of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Camera Club in the Masonic lodge
rooms in the Bank of Bethesda
building on Wisconsin avenue. AL
properly mounted pictorial photo
graphs taken during the past sum.
mer will be eligible.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

Nations Heritage, the Forbes $50
per issue, 80 per cent Photographic
magazine due in January, announces
that its first six issues are planned
and it is not yet in the market for
free lance submissions.
Evening star., 1948-10-24
Ben Hur News

Potomac Court will meet tomor-
row night and United Court Tues
DAY night. Both in Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1948-10-24

United States Department of Agri-
culture Unit will hold a benefit
party at the home Of the Building
Fund Chairman, Mrs. Goldie Mira
bello, $500 Fourteenth street NV,
on November l.
Evening star., 1948-02-15

BUNGALOW rooms and
bath, full bsmt. automatic heat, fireplace;
very conv: only $4,000; terms.
S. c.. ave. s.e.-Large row brick; 10
rooms, 2 baths: arranged as apis; ex-
sellent cond; hot-water auto. coal heat;
priced to sell.
Brentwood bungalow-New bungalow. .
oedrms. and bath on st f.. large attic Tor
REALTY CO, 1881 r. I. ave. ne. NO.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

e. a4VE MANY ses ss s'
kss,sz ss5 oxGR R:e III FR immsS3ste 5sSo pur-
HIis porch in 0riek sex candle Rss
P5s sih F Fhfaf PAUL Nh Mubb a5Da8 aSs
asv.fBEDRRooM HOME desired within 90 90
minutes Bethesda Naval Hospital; Sl4 900
.Gp Df!if dasH ca Ar Ii o$cE, $9ao large or small
houses, any condition, any section. Ma.
81 ST. AND NE. PRoPERTY--we will pay
Quick ali ss'al action MAX MILLER 500 11th st.
D5;EsrEERATIIY 5;f ER EIY' NEED s-bedrm. home in
University Park, College Park or Chillum
area; up to $4,000, all cash. Contact my
sash1 90 YEA xas Is SERVICE to local property
wn
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc. white or colored. @ @Maryla@nd and or }es5 vir-
sssYk sn5ak sERvfcE snN e8 e Wash M and and Nd a assss
sRRT Sci lnRfs: Sons. ST Realtors siS E. Cap. st.
Il 9aSs 9GaoSasM1ssfoS5 ssfs 41es psy highest
s. SoG %SsT sPfEbI NJ ~ aaTr6s
slli pay toy prize. = ENTERPRIsEo q aa azao REALTY
| WE HAVE CASH BUtEhS Ior MONIES dLu
oferp THos. =. FARRELL CO, Realtors er
| Gestab. 1879. T21 10th st. NV. MA. O5o5.
HAVE URGENT request for haarnnm m4dsTn
apartment building Also 2 Sr 3-oeorVSam zee Wa
house in nearby Md. WA. 1857 or va
WW2a.IIT1NG LIST OF BUYERS ready. will
| ing and able TO purchase homes in D; e
and nearby vicinity. We will appreciate
The opportunity of representing your prop
erty for sale or lease and will assure yifh y9n
|
JAMES L. DIXON & CO. at 1922 ! TN st St
NV; Ex 55so Can rsF M PifST S1REE@s psTsonsho Or
more bedroom home, ,,, sSe;eoo-sSo'ooo' Se4s
/ lash BUYERS for D. C. and Nd. homes
lots ferns and asEeage; 4y gS sas sas1 tSoai s
a.HoJR SERyiCE-Cash for. your house
today. Any section considered. RE $50
or S1 W3 9l9l 4S R1IY ~ sePached home in Mont
| gomery Co. or NV; sectien: Have all sash
BRICK HOME IN NV. or nearby suburbs
near schools; o At nao least I'm oeaJRs aRT1sT saSn
tbuyer; under 92o,9oo MIN. ohHALIA -
LU. 2O40 or DU. So5S.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-seutheast.

ANACosIiA-oppena t9r inspecti39eiii 3eiiphtfuii Ill.,
ave. Sc. oil heat: lge, lot; 1st time offered Tered
Sa Rr1Ty NJ k!tshfgT co e. sss MS ooqf5 i5
sos EYE ST. s.E.-vacant brie6o o6o 8 rms rms;
and bath; hoHh; noD prseI Sass $4,000; ca1Rn d9Tn
BGVD. HTS. 2 blks,. to Alabama ave.
Det. ash. sh, all Htil house needs Ire re-.
pairs will allow for rsean1Ts sen eT1fNs esAN
DERs, 1919 So. Capitol st.; TR. 1868;
TWo-FAMfIY BRICK, aos Portland ri axsti st,
cond.; conv. shops. schools. buses. In
eo7 BY ysspsR Pg aaa s. Capitol 5fr%s s:
sh,ss e. s,s.; ofs st f. iiy af ain st. Ssdrm
ind r. bsf5 bsd5ms hah th 0sm stone cem9 amd b. D.
Aar, Anchor fence; lot z.l 5ox15o; Slg5e9 .I3,E9
asiHos ssis rs s Capitol st, TR: 1858; eyes"
ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-Two-story semidet
brick g rooms, "a baths, rec room gas
meat nsat reansed rsnfs ess Can %R
FaISfAk Fgha Re- y11EhAcE lila eyes, ssss g. 3Ss5
brick semidst rms full 1nnd SsmI; IIspeef T..
Baths bs spDs an'hG5 sco 5fnfe sH sRs
Capitol st.. TR. 1858; eyes, VI. 099o. n-;aE a15
CONG. HIS. OVeTlOOkluR .FOtouhS- PIN A.
din. kit, den: 2nd f., 4 bedrms.. bath;
bsmt, recr. rm., ldry., bath: side porcn.
$4,000. Inspect by appt. SGGeI,I
SANDERS, san ossn ssls s. Capitol ST. TR: rs 7H5ss;
ssESi sNsEESWi BRICK HOMES. 8 rms. corner 10
cation, within District: $3.50 down. bal.
like rent. Beautifully Handicapped semi
detached homes, bedrms., bath and
shower up; liy. rm., dining rm., equipped
kit. down Full basement. dble laund.
trays, auto. gas h.-wh, and auto, gas
&C heat. Sale price, 81 800. Ready to
move in. To reach: Take CIV bus. get
off at 23rd and Alabama ave. Sc. II
driving. take Good HOPE rd. to 25th st. Sc;
right on 18th St. to Alabama to s3rd
JONATHAN WOODNER CO., RE 1926.
1918 d ST. S.E.-2-bedroom brick. furn.;
coal h-w heat; garage: completely redeco-
rated; $3.50. Call LU. 1874.
900 Ioth ST. s.E.-semidet; dwelling, 5
session at once. Price, $3.50; terms.
sTTERTIoN. All III sSs'i iREALToRs-wm give go
day exclusive listing of my 6room, p
inclosed porch Colonial row brick home
to any real estate company who in re-
turn can :, obtain me a 2-bedroom apt.
VAC ANTI rms. ga baths. new-house
cond and fully. furnished for tourist or
rooming house business: corner property.
Only $4,000 REQ. to handle this. CITY
REALTY Co, RA, 1161,
Evening star., 1948-02-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

s-ROOM BRICK, full basement, h.-w,h
oil good-sized lot; priced at Sg,95o wltn Taen
So 900 cash This house is bringing; less
a 4-rm apt, S172 mo: A good nouSe
ZANTzINGER 945 New York ave. NV
Ma. 5371; ewes, Hickory 9372. -l5
CoLORED-aa3 ST. s.W.-Se50 down
easy terms; 8 rooms, no improvements
semidet. brick. Call Morris Cohen l,v,e O.
Milton Vinnick, with A: NJ. DRA1SNEE
I4o4 L ST. NV. Ma. s03G home, GE
o3a7 once open syn Il % to sz5o 4 down
easy terms; IL rooms, bath; latrooe neat
row brick. Call Morris Cohen or MiltoIT
Vinnick, with Ne n DRadsNER;r AIS 14"s 0sa1
COLORED-ST50 DOWN-Semidet. brick
s lge. rms and bath. gas, elec neat
lge. rear yd, 2-story brick gar. in rear ial.
located in good neighborhood; monthly
payments like rent: Call Mr.; Tal6ers ns
CoLoRED-vACANT- sth st. sw;a
: rooms bath. h.-wh.: only Se,5OO 500
down, S62 per mo. co. 2675 weekdays
cosL6oRIED-5-RM. CO HOME. sa.s5o; . four;
rm, homes, $4,000 each: two 6,rm. and
bath bricks, $3.50 each; 6-rm. bay win
dow brick. all improvements, s'5V4
THOMAS P BROWN g. SON, 615 4th
n
Evening star., 1948-02-15
g THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY FssRJlM s les -e'0NA' 49, W
HOUSES FOR sALE--klorthwe.t.

hOUSkS FOR SALE--Nosthwest
coLORED-NR. 11th AND COLUMBIA RID
- rooms. baths, h.-w.h.; good cond.
terms. terms Ask for A. w. STEPHENS. DE
CoLoRED-s ROOMS. tiled bath. h.-wh.
hardwood floors front porch; nr. 18th anc
e5oSteSi eoioREp@orEs 1Ss', Is SUN. 144s oal
st. n.w:-Briek. rms. and bath, oil heat
MsrliR sR g. on ld9S premises; pr Eosp Z. MORGAN
brick; Low down payment. A nice. com
KILLER h9me &C. aS s S0oa OF pI SfatGn ass pApI
COLOREDNwE HAVE SEVERAL desirable
homes at the correct price" in all parts
sl eTn eeE 'esH ss eSfE 50Ri Hr e vf; ST.
to take YOU out.
COLORED-I800 BLK. OF 3rd ST. NV
complets Ssoa5 sPts; Cash h-wh' oil burner;
Unit blk of Fla. ave. n.w.-1st COM
mercial; aSn G rms, bath; h,-w.h.; $4,000. ,
Two aeG sa Sret sf houass is ass5 s6osS
100 blk Of Bladensbprg rd ne--1st
eomamneercial; rms; bath: oATcola heat;
s1.oOq s.x' NORTH du9 1ao7' TIMER 1929 l1th st.
CoLoRED-170O BLOCK New jersey ave
stanttsl dhd p down payment:
sSa SGek hR 9TH st. sfso6o nHsF St supsn E s
down payment.
$500 block 18th st. NV: large rooming
to reasonable offer
1900 block Corcoran st. NV: 7-unit
apartment; separate bath; h.-w.h.; month
down payment Call J. H. GREENE
REALTY CO, NO. 6146. 7I5 Fla. ave. NV.
Syn Syn and eyes, Arnett G. Lindsay. VI.
COLORED-OPEN TODAY / TO PM
2219 Flagler pl.. NV, mr.. 2nd and W sts
n.w-6-rm. modern. semidet. brick house,
ewes, call Mr. Atkinson. DU. O796.
SS.5O0-Colonial 6-rm. and bath brick
home, on Gale st. ne. oil h.-w.h.. hard
wood H., front porch; owner occupied
81. 800 cash REQUIRED. Sunday and ewes,
call Mr.. Shamwell MI. 1920.
1855 G st. n.e.-2-family semidet. brick
dwelling, separate entrances, separate heat
ing plants; 4 rms. and bath in each apt
5793. once hrs, cali JOHN R. PINKETT,
INC, 1902 N. ]. ave. NV, DU. 0707
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BETHESDA-Near naval and public health
centers: unusually desirable home; CEN
ter hail plan with a bdrm. and bath on
1st A., extra lge. liv.. rm.: also lovely
patio. din. rm. with bay windows, de-
lightful kit: 2 lge. bedrms and bath on
End f.; gas heat, full bsmt., wooded lot;
restricted area $4,000 cash, balance less
Evening star., 1948-02-15

COLORED-NR. 4th AND EYE SITS. NE.
Brick, 3 complete apts. rented $3.50
900. JOE cuRTo REALTY 3s5 H st.
coIoREp.NR. col 4th AND SITS. Ne
Have several nice buys In i this a vicinity
JOE cURTo REALTY, 335 H st. ne. FIR.
coHoRED-s7oo cSTGoEDs7o DOWN, bal. like rent.
eLrfoRD sE fsa 5ns ssi RE- a5s or
eonokED9oFRs sasl III 5iTi TODAY. to 5-1aao 5s
Gwen E. tnp p others hers sold Se have Sold this
rear porches. extra kitchen, tile bath,
yeah fql less ssssnsn''
REALTY CORP, 905 18th st. NV. RE.
ccohoRED-A GOOD BARGAIN for g.
rm. house. in 200 block 14th pl. ne; Al
condition; low down payment. Cal MT
5oHSsGS. c5ooHHSSssGpSS.LANTokPsffAsr-11es AT ksPPssffAsr11es Morse st.
JAMESON built tapestry, brick, fine condi-
iSn bright; cheerful rooms besutfnl its pan desp
quick sale. H T. RANDOLPH. 2137 K st.
coIokHD&WoNpERruL Col hh; wa; apt. for person
desiring lovely home that embodies all
| the fine values of good living; easily acces-
| sible to all marketing and trans. area For
| COLoRED-MONTELLO AVE. N.E.-Beaut
| 2-family home featuring Colonial front
complete apis of 3 rms, kit. and bath
ca. selling at. the low price OF Sl0.a5O'
with S1,5O0 down: immediate possession
COLORED-DON'T PASS THIS UP-Lge
det. bldg; rms, bath. full bsmt. with
/ church on lst H., suitable for conversion
Ito store Cali Mr. Vallario, jr., URCIOLO
4 REALTY, ME. 1871; ewes. and Sun TR.
oS0o6 UC,6Dcp Dp ..I .Np rr. Hr
lcsnt. immed poss.: 2-story and bsmt.
i brick, imma culate cond.: rms. and 2 incl.
Il poi ches. bath, h.-w.h.: conv terms arr.
lean Mr.. G1NBURG. RE. 7104; eyes,,
IRA 1925
lCoLoRED-1ath ST. NE. Brookland-
Vacant, ready to move in. You have
probably overlooked this modern 6-room
row brick; 9 inclosed back porches, front
porch, gas heat; built-in garage; substan-
tial cash, balance In one trust payable
!. monthly: NJ. 3, WEAVER, Wo. 1914
DI, 1880. -15
Evening star., 1948-02-15

oT best soasEf osr By HSRS
WELL BUILT two-family duplexes nearing
less than $4,000. excellent terms; act
sMahk sSMikE pErachEb hASP3seaH B1NaaLoW 6E splace
h.-w.h., nice lot, large trees. 4445 Alabama
ave- Sc; s,AA After g Pm. a,,oos co. a,,,,,,
sse N s9Si suitland rd'' i'0iIS Hiierest, new
brick semi-bungalow; large rooms. and
tile bath, beautifully equipped kitchen with
1nr roam and ape spaee on and er
rooms and bath heat has been installed.
LARGE light basement with y bath, gas &C;
as eoud be '1s Used for o
RossER REALTY Co, ME. 5221; Mr..
6pXsnse5olt 6pEN 6WNRR 5T Ssel' nust sacrifice new
included, PRICED. S1o,5oo' 500 down; 5, SIS g
F. Fl p5sTa Dza1s ceF sT RE brisf afaa oil
heat; Venetian blinds, storm windows,
knotty pine rec. rm;, mod. kit, tile bath;
!; cARozzA CO.; s$S5 Penna. ave. Sc
iois blame sT:-s.rm. ssmidetashsa ache.
windows, Bendix washer, Anchor fence
surrounding real. OF property; large front
porch. $4,000 down. A. A. CARozzA
CO. 1927 1922 Penna. ave- ss' AT. ss4l: eyes, eyes
OPEN TODAY. till dark new brick
bungalows; large living room with wood
burning TeIIsce dining room and fully tIls
bath. unfinished attic suitable for 2 fu-
ture bedrms. and bath; full basement with
gas a.-c. heat: FLA financed: priced at
S13,150 to S13.650; terms. To reach:
Out Pa. ave. Sc. to Ala. ave-, left about
4 blks., Blvd. ave. right to open house.
y, R. TENcHER co, INC, 1922 Wis
CONGRESS notwithstanding unit.
apis Excellent opportunity for home
plus income. Lot 6Ox175. Reasonable
down payment required. Call OWNER.
RE, 7lo4: ewes. VI; 1894; ID
HILLCREST-Fine det. brick OF 8 rms,
Ia baths, rec. rm., frepl... oil h.-w.h.,
slate roof. Anchor fence, stairway to ige.
attic Well built and n a choice loea,
ton; S24,95o. T: PAUL MUDD, 24os
MINI ave. Sc, TR. 1882. -15
MINNESOTA AVE, mr.. Randall Circle
Modern semidetached brick home, rms.
lge bedrms., gas heat. Call D. r. Farley.
with T. PAUL MuDD, TR. 1882: res; VI.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-Nice s-rm. brick
home. h.-w.h.. refEI. Only $4,000 down.
Sc. FIR, 5000 or FIR. 1925. 10
Evening star., 1948-02-15

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