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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09
SAYS ONLY THOMAS FOR
CIVIL RIGHTS"

~ 49, A$ANsAA a ~
Tucker P. Smith, Socialist vice
presidential nominee and Olivet
College economics professor, de-
clared in a speech in Knoxville,
Tenn, last Wednesday night
that on the record = Norman
Thomas was the only civil rights
candidate running for president.
Smith charged that Truman
'l1as not banned race Segrega-
ton in the armed forces; that
Dewey's party promised FEPC"
in its 1914 platform but threw
that plank in the ashcan" when
it took control of Congress; and
that when Wallace was in the
cabinet he not only failed to
fight discrimination, but even
blocked attempts Of his Subord-
mates, like DR.. Will Alexander
OF the Farm Security Admins
tration, to correct discrimination
in those agencies"
Norman Thomas, declared Mr..
Smith, fought against the Khan
in Tampa in 1885. faced nobs in
Arkansas" and has spoken in
every campaign "at non-segre-
gated meetings" Thomas fights
for civil rights" Smith claimed,
mot as a campaign tactic, but as
a matter of simple justice"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09
THE POLITICAL FRONT

NEW YORK-Val j. Washing
ton, Republican campaign asst.
manager, has asked the NAACP
board OF directors to conduct
an investigation 10 determine
whether any OF its officers and
employees are engaging in parti-
san political activity in VIOLA
ton of the rules Of the Associa-
ton,
In a letter to DR.. Louis t,
Wright, chairman of the NAACP
Board, Washington charged Wal
ter White, executive secretary Of
the Association, and Leslie Per-
ry, administrative assistant in
the NAACP's Washington Bur
eau, Of seeking to deliver the
colored vote to the Democrats.
Washington branded as biased
two Syndicated columns written
by Secretary white-one criti-
Ching Governor Dewey and the
other praising President Tru-
man. He also charged that a
report on the voting records of
members Of Congress, prepared
by Perry, was weighted" and
that Perry was touring NAACP
branches in key states, urging
members Of the Association to.
vote Democrat in the Nov. 2
elections.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09

where. The world needed this
victory.
50 THE WORLD SERIES
which our battling Braves have
brought to Boston bears a spec
ial meaning which goes deep be-
yond who wins the World Series
crown. We have already crowned
the champions. There is Cleve-
land for democracy, the Braves
who are seeking to break down
the barrier, and next week it will
be Dave Egan, one Of Boston's
most gifted writer's who helped
to bring about much of the good
things we rejoice in today.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev r NJ Owens Pastor


The Communion service was
attended by the usual crowded
Auditorium, last Sunday, and
the Pastors sermon was an ex-
position of sacramentS gener-
ally and Communion especially,
The sermon was unusually spir-
itual, evoking hearty response.
The Senior Choir and the Young
Peoples Choir assisted and rend-
cred their usual high-class mu-
sic. Many persons were gives
the right hand of fellowship and
the Communion service was i'm
preSsive. At the evening service,
Rev. Pinkston discoursed from
the account of Jacob wrestling
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Jordan Hall

1.-THE RebiItIl of Israel and
the World of Nations" is the sub
ject of the address by Rabbi
Dudley Weinberg at Community
Church, Oct. 10, at 1890 AM,
at Jordan Hall. Rabbi Vein
berg is the spiritual leader of
Brookline's Temple Ohabei Sha-
I'm. He served as a chaplain in
the army during World War II
and was recently called to the
Temple. The Community Church
is cooperating with the Unitar-
ian Committee on World Order
in observing Sunday, Oct. 10 as
Israeli Sunday. The service will
be conducted by the minister,
Rev. Donald G. Lothrop. Arthur
Lang will be at the organ and
the guest singers will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ellison. The pubic
is invited.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09

There is a unifyfrtq element in
American sports 1ohich is good
for our country
REV. WILLIAM C. KEENAN,
DAVE EGAN, popular Boston
Daily RECORD sportswrlter, is
slated to be honored by the Bos-
ton branch of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People, Oct. 10, next
Wednesday evening, at the Cop
ley Plaza hotel. This banquet is
in appreciation OF the many
times Mr.. Egan has labored to
erase the color line in sports.
THE RED SOX, having refused
to listen to Mr.. Egan, have lost
out II recent baseball contests.
The Sox Lynn farm club which
did not sign colored, has been
beaten by the Brooklyn Nashua
farm club which did. The Red
Sox, with Yawkey's big bank ac-
count, COULD have had Larry
Dolby, Jackie Robinson, Roy
Campanella, many others. YET
throughout, the club has held a
snobbish, superior attitude.
BOSTON BRAVES, winners Of
the National League pennant,
have won many fans from the
Sox since the day in 1916 when
the Sox turned away Jackie Rob-
inson, Marvin Williams and SAM
my Jethro when they applied for
a try-out at Fenway Park. 1t was
Dave THE Colonel Egan who ex-
posed the story III the daily press
and forced the Sox to reluctantly
let the sepia trio work out. Re-
BROOKLYN RODGERS later
Signed Robinson and more re-
gently have added Sammy Jethro
to their Montreal farm. Thus
TWO OUT OF THREE colored
ball players sNuBBED by the
Red sox are now in organized
baseball. It looks as If Eddie Col
Inns and Co WAS not too smart.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09

DR.. THOMAS S. HARTEN,
recognized as one of the ma.
tion's great race leaders, is
is Pastor of Brooklyn's Holy
7 trinity Baptist church,
which he has led from a
congregation of 81 members
to one of more than 5000.
He is also vice president of
the National Baptist conven-
ton. CAMP
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09
PLEASANT HILL
Baptist Church
Rev. 5. H. BulIock. Pastor

Sunday morning over WORL
$3.50 on your diaD the pastors
subject will be Finding A Lost
Christ" At 8 PM. the Mission
airy Services of Pleasant Hill
and Grant A.ME. will be held
jointly with missionaries of the
various churches in Boston and
vicinity at Grant Church, Rev.
L. E. Crumlin, pastor. Rev. Bull
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09
Cord of Thanks

It is practically impossible for
me to thank, personally, my
friends who sent cards or
called to inquire about my health
while I was confined in the hos
pital, therefore, I hope all viii
accept this as an acknowledge
ment of my gratitude for their
kindness. I am now greatly inn
proved, and I expect to be back
In my office and resume work
next week.
VIM. WORTHY, MD.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09
O'Banyoun's
observations

AS l told you last week, the
Aeolian Choral Club has cooked
up a tempting program for Sun
day, october II, at St. Cyprian's
Parish Hall when C. Theodore
Thomas, Director, will put them
through ably assisted by accom-
PIANIST, Blanche Morris. A special
feature is the Coffee Hour, when
Mrs. Emma Thomas, Mrs. Thel-
ma Campbell, Mrs. Lillian Rick
er and Mrs. Carrie Babcock will
pour delicious coffee for those
fortunate enough to attend.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09

Il can sing better than she
can" Did you ever hear anyone
make such a remark? Well /
have. And in the majority Of in
stances where such a remark is
made, it comes from some one
who is absolutely a frost in abil-
ity to perform. These insists,
who are SO good in their own es-
timation, and who are mot APP
preciated" can be depended up
on to throw sneering remarks at
those who are doing something
and going somewhere. 1t seems
me that the greatest artists are
charitable to others, realizing
what it costs to attain a place
''in the SUM- the training which
must be added to inherent tall
ent, and they are sympathetic
rather than critical. We are all
capable of registering some way.
No two are exactly alike. Com
parsons are always odious. You
have your line and I have mine.
AS 1 have often said before fault
finding is no indication of super
Tor intelligence CT ability. 1t is so
easy to knock, bat not SO easy to
do the thing yourself. If you set
out to enjoy, you will find en-
joyment; If you set out to knock.
you will find plenty to knock.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09

with the angel, and drew some
timely lessons.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09

Lulu McQuitter, Director and
President of Peoples Baptist
Gospel Chorus, was called to New
York Saturday, the End, by the
passing of her BROTHER. Our SYM
pathies to her and ali the be-
reaved.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09

We are going to have an OPP
portunity of hearing that at
tractiye Youth for Christ Com
munity Chorus in concert, at
Zion Church, Tuesday, October
10. This group has been deyel-
oped by Mary j. Sheridan Davis,
and we who have heard them
are going to try very hard to
hear Them again. Reserve the
date.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-09
Mnl. MnnrnE Ur0tter
EDITOR and PUBLISHER
1901 - 1894
The Common Defense
Freedom Pamphlets
By REV. WILLIAM c. HERMAN

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Simulated Pearl Necklaces
49,

Creamy stous simulated pearls 3, or 5-stond neck
loce with elaborate and elegant clasps set With etern9
rhinestones! Fine quality to be appreciated.
LANsBURGHS-Jewehy-
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Tub to Bermuda

The marriage of Miss Mary Ann
Kiatta, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George S. Kiatta of Bethesda, to MIR.
Richard Alan Barrett, son OF DR..
Morris K. Barrett, also of Bethesda.
took place yesterday.
The ceremony was performed in
st. Johns Episcopal Church in Be-
thesda, the Rev. William F. Creigh-
ton officiating, and the bride was
given in marriage by her father.
Those in the bridal procession were
the Misses Shireen Bakhtiar, Connie
Kiatta, Emily Payne, Helen Fred
erick and Judy Kiatta, the latter
a flower girl.
Mr.. Robert Kayhoe was best man
and the ushers were Mr.. Warren M
Barrett, Mr.. Donald Harper and
Mr.. Kenneth. Taylor.
The reception was held in the
Bethesda Woman's Club, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett left for trip
to Bermuda.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
'A1Vav ON Trips

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton King ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
King are on a trip in the west and
will visit Canada before they re-
turn to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nordlinger
are at the Greepbrier At White
Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Harry Roller Is visiting her
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Hechinger at their sum-
mer home at Swampscott, Mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hechinger also
are visiting there.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
EHgAgeN2eNtS

Mrs. Bette Mae Redmond of DAN
Vile, Va, announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Addie R., to
Mr.. George M. Firor, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. z. U. Firor of Thurmont, Md.
The wedding will take place in
midsummer.
Boney-Th0m
The engagement of Miss Jane
Boney to Mr.. Conway w. Thorn is
announced by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Edward Boney.
The wedding will take place
August %.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
At the SeasbOre
Mrs. Milton Kronheim /.

Mrs. Milton Kronheim is spending
10 days at Ventnor, N. J.
Mrs. Jennie Kleeblatt Is at the
Brighton Hotel in Atlantic City
for the rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry j. Kaufman
are also at Atlantic City, as are
Mrs. Edward Kohner and Mrs
Joseph Dreyfuss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ney are In
Ventnor where they have house
for the summer. They have with
them, Mrs. Selma Ullman, sister OF
Mrs. Ney.
Evening star., 1948-07-11
Miss White Bride

L wv " e~SS~ WV
Yesterday afternoon in et.
Dominic's Church, Miss Shirley
c. White, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William g. White, became the bride
of Mr.. Carl A. Schiattareggia, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Schiattareg-
gia of Arlington. The Rev. John b
Conlon off1ciated.
Miss Dorothy White was her sis
ters only attendant and Mr.. Joseph
Schiattareggia was best man for his
brother. The ushers were Mr.
James Elliott and Mr.. Hugo Schiat-
tareggia.
Following their wedding trip tc
Virginia Beach and New York, the
newlyweds will reside in this city.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13

And a good "CP" Clock-con-
trolled Gas range helps wives
. Seen the new ones?
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13
The TheOCrat
LEGION AND EXCHANGE
CLUB MEET OCTOBER 18th
CONTINUED from Page l

CONTINUED from Page IL
township high school gymna-
SUM Oct. 10, it was announced
this week.
A nationally known speak
er on child delinquency will de-
liver the principal address on
Juvenile Delinquency" Tick
cts to the dinner will be S1.75
per plate and anyone not wish
ing to attend the dinner may
come later to hear the speaker,
John Som, Legion publicity
chairman, announced. The din
ner meeting will be open to the
general public and dinner will
be served at $50 p. m. Reser-
vations must be made by o.
tober 18th.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-13

town.
The Children for Christ pro-
gram will hear Mrs. Alfred
Mahon. This program opens
at 2:3O P. M. and is held in the
down town hall.
Evening star., 1948-06-29
HOUSES FOR SALE-Southeost.

brick. s rms, : baths. auto
aARhMAN ssr REsT asfg o 1Ns s4 yth Goo Coco
ASACosTIA-Row brick. rms. tiled
down. HART MANN REALTY. NC i345
SGHs eISoN uSpe Ms Il suNGA% SSG fe%S vi rs Sse
washer; 14Ox:0o-tt. lot on bus line, price,
REALTYs NC; is45 Good Hope I'd Sc.
FGR4 TT 44o9; n.yIs VI Se?S; sfcr,os. .s.r-se soo
down ss9 per month. inei' taxes and ins.'
buys this semidetached brick home; three
this buy. CAN now RE. 33is6. A'
HMLCREST Stone and brick custom
bath on Isl door; three bedrooms. baths
To inspect, call Mr.. Ruark. VI. 64oS,
vACANT-sI3.ss0. Near Capitol. 100 blk
Of s, 2ssos , o1 oTe5 1oanS Pus b6s @
cash, balance monthly. DU. 4103. Il
ONLY $3.50 CASH down buys newly deco
rated 5-room frame near Navy Yard. JAY
BEATTY Re; I,9, co, FIR. I10i: ,..,,, =, .s9 %
sress Hts. semidetached brick, practically
brand-ne 8 rms. IA baths. 4 bedrms
porches. full bsmt.: gas a.-c. heat; has
nice 5smt; apt; excellent sns yalqe; ,In 9nly
CESS. VI. 500 til pm. 80
CORNER OF end AND r SITS. s.E.-7-rm
and bath semidetached brick home, over.
19oklps pSrk aor detalls' ssoa ss M5
HOME BUYERs-Honest advice to help you
choose your home at no cost to you
WALDO HARRIS. Broker. Ii. es7s, ME
Evening star., 1948-06-29
HOUSES WANTED 70 GUY.

/ PAY CASH FOR HOUsEs-White or col
ored. Any SECTION. any conditionna ME-
eHAREis kEss re- g. sSSs aSNN sTss has Clients
sR RsssRS r. to l2Ss sss sale of
Your home, business or investment prop
sHR1Es fIif Z sfss RealtoT tor sos North Capitol
so g YEARS. KS SsSus
erty With VIM 4 sAUNDERs CO. ,SI INC ;;
WILL PAY CASH for houses, white or
colored, any condition or section. DE-
s. os CASH ssalsa ,sF 'sss sss fsqs sa coz
co. 81 1874. RE 1898
TRADE IN YOUR USED HOME for a new
home in Or a1 nearsy Ma value siVen
your home We have available bungaloWs'
ramblers, Histories in most any reason
ssis ssS PE!dss pRoWN !soSs REALTY coKS Real
sSEi WILL az pHS6cEPT only properties fairly price
MRS. II so0f f4ARRRNdToN r ao's rE zu'I7 1897
ss2TiRSouP s2iSuP REALTY CO. will buy your house
e. CASH M BSHEfss HlafPssss'sx sxAfIIse q sss;
BToken Tm norsfs e. ee7s SAkRo Mf 1s4 aSFRs Realty
Investment propsEty; over 20 Yrs Hf tsais FAN
33IcK 33kRK IS sE THh I'm NAME n AN and aGcK will
agifk cSSH Ri sl ioI s4son na s4fs house
PiuBBLMisHER-PRINTER Fl B Lis will pay cash for
Drsk in f0Dd viii H eeasGei
lom fasr: saooo S5e Gsds o ssoodS cal gain Mr. r
"a; eAsH foes ecusToMEks SroSaia WAITING for z; 3
and bedroom homes in Silver spr., Ia,
Eoma PIX. Rethssda, Chevy Chase. &Y scssn1
oaEEe oTick IS syf 1HE 81 s an sa will
the action in buyine your house for cash.
MITCHELL QUICK, Sligo 1881: ewes, RA.
/ Nv Want THE BEST HOME that $4,000
cash will buy. Must be in good NV: loca-
son A yeaes es r MY broseT P DxoN
n sR. g sccATrlaoile riot scHooL: 2 6saIm; eunss..
fa9 %akkET rRfcf: SA Cash. for ssnsalSx
Bethesda or Silver Spring. Agent BOX
Web WR h.vR sfsF READY CASH BUYERS for
From SO 600 t. $4,000, i M yoa are = IN. ,I.
you, without obligation. our prompt opin-
ion as to the market value of your house,
backed up by our AZ years OF continI12nss TI1s2us
CO. I5Q5 st Rw adMks NA ss45 p tne Amer,
can University and Chevy Chase, D. c.
buyers with substantial cash who mean
business. Call Mr.. Clements. WO. 3514.
st. NV, Ma. a345.
HAVE CASH CLIENTS waiting for homes
in Woodbridge. Michigan Park and Prince
Georges County. Call Mr. Blackwood, NO.
5697, with SHANNON & LUCHS Co, 1905
H st. NV, Ma. 2345. Open evenings un-
til 9 pm.
right away q row or semidetached house,
with 6 or rms, but it must be nr.
sfsnsp so1h vis ~ nr wfcKESsHMM Sfe1 sH NJ 4s5 M
At. nv. OR. 2100, Il
Evening star., 1948-06-29
SUBURBAN sALE-MD. tcont.)

m BEAUTIFUL AvONDALEi ,close-in 10
Old; beautifully iandscsped; close to every
thing; Priced At Sls,Soo; =, Call for 1as2 ag-
with BROWN REALTY CORP Realtors
isa h s.ss ssses aem esssn hs%s sas
with oil hot-water heat on q SPACIOUS lot
55x21O: Just of Colesyille I'd. act quickly
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 773l; ewes, oV
Off NEW HAMPSHIRE ExTENDED-No-
where can you duplicate this 7-room, / "a
sia4s6 neuded sse den and
nsSaashs nnsnsls. 81 ssa1 SUCK. s
GiGxNffc ehIs SILVER SPRING BuY-This
baths and beautiful recreation room is in
bedrooms on the second floor and fin-
ished bedroom on third f,oor; modern in
sic, !5d-New brk. homes in ,sil., Spring:
Ss lot fully sGup p gas essb venean mo
CLIFFORD sHERTzER. RE. a73S or Wo.
fRaMh ehsl FL BUsSAhow u RH FOR $4,000. in Sill
yer sprins-.Livins room with dining alcove
at one end, equipped kitchen. bedrooms
and bath; NV. gas heat; taxes under IS Sl90; 90
Reaitor i FISH, 81. sill. df no ans ask Operator
for Greenbelt 3773. Mr.. Davis) --29
PICTURE BUNGALOW, California style
Sparkling white cement under tall oaks on
corner lot; walking distance to Silver Spg.-
D. c. bus terminal: Priced at only 81 1850
snS can Be- handlea han with ss'o99 ~ r. p
ssk J.. operator for dreenbeit s77s, y M,
BRTCR BRICK BUNGALOW in "woodmoor' lsil-
yer SPRING.; relatively new home. very
we'll built, on q deep lot with shade trees:
two more rooms could easily be finished
tshsa sSo psgses tgys Reato1 ea s s
Gf NO ans, DU. 1900. Ext. 4o4. MI. Bo-
W ". TERANs-Two-story FER dst. brick home at
only 1,600; 5 large rooms fireplace;
oil heat; this house is less than 3 years
old and is approved for CTS; conyenien.ly
ssehsS aeidsSoroush, on lem GM. 1893 1893, with BEiTzEIL,
Pf PEoPEE I1Ie STOP TO ADMIRE this Low lovely
corner home in Silver Springs wood
moor: it's the kind Of a place you've
dreamed Of, the kind you'll be proud to
a picnic fireplace on the lawn; home
budget: S19,950. R. P. RIPLEY, Realtor,
81: gill. ,g5 81 no ans; ask operate. for
dra a7fs ME Ray1s tbis lovely Moth
Xoed is Sart hone IL SILVER Spring ,sE YIN IN
sign Of 5 rooms and bath with both bed
rooms on, End floor; fireplace, oil heat
and the kind Of grounds for q garden
and shaded picnic place you y, can an enjoy
tor, 81. gill. df no ans, 81. 1920,
Evening star., 1948-06-29
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIA.

ARLINGTON-Attrac;, 2-story brick resi-
a in one % 6ed e S best r %sh
beautiful staI bay window and fireplace,
screensd-in side porch, gar, fenced s,.rlst lot
opsan; to California; priced right. EASTMAN 4
ARIiNGToN DUtPfLEx@splendid neigh
n ss2 REsa Esah sa asss
kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath; exception
ss gas stove %eM oil heat, Venetian blinds ..
priced right. Buy this and make one q.
spt5ssRasYn' ssaY Rss tSs 'Pal h@e sss
FALLS CHURCH-An investment worth
on beaa affs
IS, 600 50. it.. excellent for tourist home.
doctors offices or, other professional re-
future security. Telephone for inspeetionn.
NORTH ARLINGTON. Wynnewood-A real
Sssuu SssE h0me e Sx rse soon eh
floor, De luxe Kitchen, At.Tastiye Tqodsd
sduTH g FIJI AREiSafoSIBsick Enc NS lISf Cape Cod
l2xs4-ft. living room with fireplace; nice
dnfs ooT room srse afse on end oor
blk, shopping 2 blks.; min. to Navy and
siss: SzTsIb Ess b,Ea Ef5x * ea
SOUTH ARL. by owner-4-bedrm.. Ia
Ph 9 asonna nss Ehtf porch s efD. aR 1 GHd t t.. M H
extras; esms; rec bIts. ks Complete shoppine and
sash cH 7sss @ eS e2 esnas 4s5
ID. % but sna It hard 70 yisusiiss tss
nes'el Let i: send d'oyea yea S The type .,
and price. its free Just call oW, 1897
aNrEsEI%uM an ass LII Ne HeGsE near new shrle,
hwy. over this nne new road this prop
erty will be. about Is minutes from the
ran ian light over the door. The addition Of
heating plant will make the restoration
sonse Ind shs acres Of pand osl. sh
estate. The price is $50; 900; terms. cash:
Masof M q faR:nds DE: shoa. " rA r
shVfaAI Slsfsa SpnSayS NV BRICK suNeALowss-,
bedrms. bed M and bath. stairway to, hoored
ssss s sESRTY ss q Co.. siie Wilson
IooSE2 I6 & AZ VERY NEAT s-room brick semi;
det home that win surprise you With all
its advantages and It's locatlon' fuu oase-
ment with outside entrance, corner Not,
and priced at S11,S50. CECIL B. LUPTON
Realtor, ow. 1888. OK. 0s59: eves, GH
ss:sse: an excel s1ss, 1,a..sn gr1ss on th; s.t,. s5n
liv. rm 12x20, din. rm, lge. country kit
equipped; stairway to attic; Va basement
coal h.-w.h.; beautiful lot s0x120 having
vegetable garden. grape arbor. strawberry
bed outdoor fireplace, trees: $500 cash
or 4, HOME SEEKER; when
a person buvs . home. they are looking
for more than Just a roof over their
heads: theF want also the peaceful quiet
and dignity. that comes with an address
of distinction: we have such an address,
in Beverly Hills. that represents true
home OF quality; with all the important
) bedrooms. with tile bath, Colonial are
place powder room on st d., connecting
garage, and copper plumbing, are only I
few OF the outstanding features 70 be !
[ound; an amazing value. for only 50 800
down. Cali Mr.. sAoER' At "a 1900
wv; INV s.RooS PH; sSsi BRICK COLONIAL: % mined.
occupancy. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. fireplace,
din rm., with bay window; very. modern
kit, range and refgr.; clean white oak
aSor'; ess .ppt ash 0iRs RickEa tea psoPEkfiss ox
0E1f Hv a02Q
Evening star., 1948-06-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwess.

VIRGINIA AVE, mr.. 11th st-Furn. 3
brick; nice ins1me. GwneT 1sat says ~ Wn se,
s4S SO u sT.Wss.s5o; $3.50 down and s75
per mo- will buy this conveniently located
3-story row-brick home with 2 kit, lge.
2-story: 2-car brick gar, in good cond;
w king distance to Govt. agencies and
downtown. Nr: schools. stores and transp.
nRTRY REALTY CORP, 1877 K st. NV.
i33e 9Th ST. s.W.-For white or colored;
8 rms, brick. h.-w.h., full bath; priced to
sell Cali ABSHER, AT 1858. home; Ii.
coLoREDGwE COLO uiDwE HAVE THE HOME you are
looking for on terms yoq can arord'
ecaoLokEbLath Z khba AND s.W:-Row brick,
perfect condition; rms, bath, hs,wh; hswohho;
immed. poss. Price $S,450; terms; ~, UN IVY
Realtor, TW. 271O; ewes, vi. 6551. =
Evening star., 1948-06-29
COLORED

1859 Holmead pl NV IL rooms. 3 baths,
4 rfgrs., stoves, completely furnished.
Full basement garage. Excellent condition
throughout. Conv to transp. and shopping.
Call Mrs. Phillips, with CAMPANELLA q
WOOD, Ex. Alb. Ewes, GE. 2744. Il
Colored-Nr. 14th and Park Rd.
2-story row brick containing rooms and
! bath: full basement with toilet, gas
h.-w.h.; front and rear porchcS; large
yard: house in good condition: reasonab bly,
priced: excellent terms. RE. 5O39; after
6, HO. 4703.
Nimetz & Himelfarb