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Evening star., 1949-07-17
WedS 1t. Keene

In st. Johns Episcopal Church
on Staten Island, where the groom
is stationed, Miss Jean Barr Mac
Gathan, daughter of Mrs. Mildred
G.. MacGathan of Schenectady,
became the bride of 1t. Henry
Clay Keene, jr., son of Mrs.
Augusta H. Stuetz of Bethesda
and the late Mr.. Keene.
Evening star., 1949-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steinem left
Tuesday for Mooslookmeguntic,
Me. Mrs. Julia Steinem is spending
the rest Of the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Steinem at their
country home In California, Md.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
Stamp Honors KieIIund

Norway has issued a stamp to
commemorate Author Alexander
L. Kielland, born 100 years ago.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
In The NeVs

Mrs. Arthur Marks Is visiting
her son and daughter -in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Marks, jr., at
their home in Woodmere, Long
Island.
Evening star., 1949-07-17
August Wedding
Is Being Planned

The engagement of Miss Mar
ian Kathryn Juul to Mr.. Walter
Joseph Kerwin is announced by
her mother. Mrs. Herbert V. Juul.
The wedding will take place Au-
gust 27.
Miss Juul, who is the daughter
of the late Mr.. Juul, was gradu-
ated from Providence Academy in
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-16
AkA's 10 Present
Spring Carnival

The Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
of this city is presenting it's first
annual Spring Carnical, Friday,
March 18, at the Cotton club,
starting at 7 p. m. This event will
be a gala affair of entertainment,
refreshments, games, booths, dane
ing and prizes with fun and rev.
elry for young and old. Floor
shows will be presented at s, $3.50
and II p. M, and will feature such
outstanding performers as "Mem-
phis SLIM" Count Lyons and his
trio, Gene "By Golly" Berry of
WING and other local talent.
Horace Anderson, disc jockey, of
the "Tippin' mi" radio program
will Emcee the entertainment.
Booths of all descriptions -
baked goods, drinks, skill games,
fortune telling, curios, ETC., will
be in abundance. Door prizes will
be given to holders Of the lucky
tickets. Another feature of the
evening will be "Taxi Dancing"
Nothing has been omitted to make
this an evening of real enjoyment
for everyone. Children under II
will be admitted free if accom-
panied by an adult.
The Spring Carnival, represents
the annual money raising project
Of Alpha Kappa Alpha to promote
their scholarship fund. Each year
Beta Eta Omega chapter, of which
Miss Ethey Stewart is Bascilues,
give two or more monetary &C
Movement awards to promising
high school girl graduates, and the
chapter is constantly striving to
widen it's scope of encouragement
and service to worthy young wo-
men.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-16
Movie Actor Buried

HOLLYWOOD, March 16. GAN
P)-Funeral services were held
here Friday for Jesse A. Graves,
we'll known motion picture actor.
He dropped dead a week ago from
a heart attack.
Many Hollywood show people
who knew him sent flowers and
condolences to the service held at
the Connor and Johnson funeral
home. Recently, he had spent three
months at the Cedars of Lebanon
hospital.
Among the pictures in which he
had featured roles were "None
Shall Escape" estate of the I'm
ion," EMISSION to Moscow" "Ghost
of a Zombie," "They Drive by
Night" "Jezebel," "Big Boy" and
Magma"
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-16
White Lawyers to
Defend Accused Man

LOS ANGELES, March 16. "a
NP)-Three white attorneys will
fight the case for Wallen j. APP
pleby, recently arrested in connec-
ton with the February 10 bath
tub deaths of MI. and Mrs. Wal
ter L. Gordon, wealthy couple.
His appearance before the grand
jury has been postponed until
March Fl. Two lawyers, John H.
Marshall and G. B. Stanton Joined
with the public defender to take
Appleby's case.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-16
KISW%G

mi the hullabaloo about the
eligibility of OHM Jackson, bas-
ketball star Of the class A district
champion Dunbar high school team
not much notice has been taken
of the fact. that Fred Pearl Of
Springfield, is enrolled at the
Summit street school and will be
eligible for athletics next year.
For those who don't know who
Fred Pearl is, he just happens to
be an all-state football palyer and
a regular on the basketball team
at Springfield high. This should
make opposing coaches shudder. 1t
looks like a long reign for the
Wolverines.
The AAU boxing tourney which
ended at Memorial hall Monday
night, was fairly clustering with
sincere kids giving there all albeit
most of them just don't have the
wherewithall to make a living at
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-16
President Ignores fright
Jobes" In Filibuster


WINTER PARK, Fla, March 16
(ANP)-Deep in the heart of the
anti-civil rights filibuster country
to make a speech and receive the
honorary degree of doctor of HUI
manities here last week, Presi-
dent Truman calmly ignored chal-
lenges on every hand to take up
the civil rights issue. All during
his four-mile drive from Orlando
to the Rollins college chapel, invi-
tations through acts and words
were rendered in the hope of get
ting a rise frolm the Chief Exc
cutive.
Disdaining the bait offered, the
President chose instead to talk Of
world peace. He said:
eve are working for peace.
We want peace. We pray for peace
all the time in the world. And to
attain that peace, we must all
learn how to live together peace
ably and do to our neighbors as
we would have our neighbors do
to us. Then we will have a happy
world, and that's what we want"
He attacked the doctrines of
communism and fascism and urg-
ed that eff our country is to re-
tain it's freedom in a world of
conflicting political PHILOSOPHERS,
we must take steps to assure that
every American youth shall re-
ceive the highest level of training
by which he can profit. Educa-
ton has been defined as a bull
wark against the acids of fascism
and communism. A soundly con-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-16

ceived federal scholarship pro-
gram in our colleges and univer-
sites is a necessary step in at
tanning this goal"
Groundwork for the "civil
rights" batting was laid by sew
eral speakers preceding the Presi-
dent on the program. They aired
the familiar pro-southern views on
civil rights.
Chief batter was Gov. Fuller
Warren, who declared, "The race
issue is the issue of how to sub
stitute helpfulness and hopeful
ness for hatefulness and despair
in those regions here and abroad
where two or more races live to-
gether in the same proximate ter
ritories."
Enroute to the college, the
President was greeted by the Stars
and Bars of the old Confederate
flag; he passed a hand-printed
sign proclaiming "Thurmond," and
met a school president, Morris
Hale of Orlando Junior high, who
was still mounting white suprem-
acy slogans.
The President was greeted at
the chapel by Sen. Claude Pepper
3D., Fla.), who has signed the
cloture petition in the senate, and
the Junior Sen. Holland.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-16
State Has ST Licensed
Negro Physicians

JACKSON, Miss, March 16. CA
NP)-Only 81 out of 1,391-a
little more than four per cent
of the physicians licensed to prac-
tice in. the state are Negroes, it
was disclosed here recently by the
Mississippi health department. This
information accompanied a report
which revealed that 40 Mississippi
physicians died during 1948.
Leading cause of. death was
heart disease, with cancer as the
next in line. Jackson lost two
physicians last year, one colored
and one white
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-16

fisticuffs.
Sixteen hundred fans attended
the bouts and cheered to see such
Golden Glove champs as light
weight James Whiteside and Mic
key Carter of Wherefore, a well
terweight repeat their victories in
the AAU tourney.
Ed Digger will try again to
beat Harrison billiard this Friday
night. That is the night the Ia
tons top tracksters move to
Ohio, Cleveland to be exact. 1t is
the annual Knights of Columbus
sponsored event. Digger will also
be facing the man who beat him
the one time he beat billiard, Jim
Gehrdes of Penn State, and Lloyd
Duff of Ohio State. The meet will
be at the Cleveland arena. Those
from Dayton who want to attend
had better get in Cleveland early
enough to get tickets because ii
will probably be a sell-out.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-16
Bill May Not
Reach House

creates a commission to investi-
gate cases Of discrimination
against job seekers because of
race, color, creed or ancestry. And
the commission rulings are en-
forceable in the courts. What has
already been proposed and turn
ed down is now being brought out
of the skeleton closet again. Re-
publicans and Democrats are spon-
soring a bill in the senate which
would make the function of an
FEPC commission merely educa-
tional. The House Labor commit
tee didn't even bother to read the
bill of this type which was intro
duced in the house.
Monday night the rules commit
tee went over the bill cline by
line with the view of making
changes which would evoke "solid"
support of the bill. Freely trans
lated this means there will be an
attempt to push through a bill
which would Great a commission
which would try to educate" the
Deeds and Pattersons into giving
equal employment opportunities to
Negroes and other minorities.
If Governor Lausche would
speak up this could be prevented.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-03-16

Yesterday it was predicted that
the FEPC bill now cooling off in
the Rules committee of the Ohio
House of Representatives would
probably never get beyond the
committee to the floor of the
house.
Even as the paper was coming
of the press, House Democrats
were calling a caucus to determine
the most expeditions manner in
which they could get the bill onto
the floor for action. The caucus
was called by a few liberal Dem
ocrats anxious to see fulfilled the
campaign promise S on which
many of them were elected.
An unnamed spokesman for the
Democrats claims that Governor
Lausche has intimated changes in
the bill as it now stands. How
ever, the Governor was quite I'M
equivocal in his support of an
FEPC bill both last fall before
Negro Democrats in Cleveland,
and in his inaugural address in
aJnuary. 1t is not conceivable
that he desires the kind of change
which is being intimated.
The bill is weak now, but it
Evening star., 1949-06-05
HoUsEs FoR sALE-ssushsssl sUBURBAN SALE-Mn Coal

CoL0RED-se0 BLOCK eth 81. s-E.
-7-room house Oh heat Minimum
eetutRsro slyI2l REsIry. Fs.':s.ssH' r ssoo. 5 oI
C0LOkED-D ST. s.E.-Row brick.
5 bedrms-. mod. bath. bsHat:. hr-v.h.'
Isea ossEso. fans PS..' ss 7ioa o. a. a. ssR sszs
coLoRED-sR- Isth AND pESSA.
AyE.-Det... 3 bedrms.. h.-w-h.; front
handle j. oINBERo. RI. 7lo4.
colosfD1sss 81 sIEe: Is. ST. s.E.-sI 600
DOWN. good terms; teoT,i' , a.Ie: bath:
Cohen c or Milton vinnieE. / 4o4 |
ST. NV. MA soa6; home. TU. 02s7;
once open Sun. i2 to 4.
CoLORED - ASACosTIA - Modern.
row brick. with picture window. An
ehoF fence. s rms. tile bath with
shower, bsmt, OIL A;-e. heat; ~ 800
du.. bal ST. mo: By oWEER' no
"a, sSsn.s; os,b LU: u a2ssSetosrr.-u,, 2SsSt5 View
pl.-Det.. 8 rms. bath. on bsaut-
corner lot; reas. priced: low down
coLoRED-ANACOSTIA-I322 Dex-
ter terrace sc. 81 900 down; semi
det brick. rms. tile bath; deep lct
Sc. II. 3-Iis2.
CoLoRED-ANAC0sTIA-s750 down
Modern 5-room brick home In
new-holse condition. oil heat, conV.
to transportation and stores, Pay
ments ST5 per month. BeatE rent
ing ali TO pieces. cAMPANEI.I,A a
WOOD, E1. 4ll3: eyes, vi. sl?7
Evening star., 1949-06-05

HOME WITH EXTRA AFTs. wanted.
HARRIS, sT: 1895. Ii. 3-9e7s.
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
of your home, business or invest
os p property e. II Thss y0q R.ssol ai,a.
appraisals. Results since 1919.
WE HAVE so good clients ready to
pay cash for good houses. Du. 442O.
Bn.saEyooR n.SIa'.y o,. EpME 5.g.oos NEEDED m
$1,000 cash and sI0O per month.
VIII fSH' PAY AL IL sSa CAsH 0f Tor ri houses sas
legation: De 0ss6.
blvd. American Univ; total, $I5,-
600; cash. $4,000. BOX 47e-L, star.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with spe.
cialist in NV. and ne sales. Take
advantage OF our years OF expert
Rsavis. Rx. 35ea, ewes. Or eesi.
J. B. TIFFEY l. SON, las Kennedy
WILL PAY up to approx, $4,000 for
clean 3-bedrm., 2-bath home. To-
Gated good NV. sect; extra-lsrge
ifsr to deal with owner direct. Can
LfsTrSds Mii Ses wANrEp-only expert .p.
praisal and an experienced sales or
ganization can really serve you to
the best ADVANTAGE. Why not get
as 200 pest Dhfn' dKAv4R SKA q sHR asol ssansas
1878 K st. NV, Ma, o753.
coLoRED-Wanted, to buy house, 8
rooms, full bsmt.. back yard; prefer
NV" near ne. sc, Owner only.
Will Vii PAY CASH for your house. any
IS SSsd. Ray s MORSE A sH, $500.
PARTY wants to buy from owner;
white or eolcreS houses Pay all
kESf fasa ds Ss1 saikReIfFr saiki atfFi AREA
bedrooms, baths. somewhat level
lot; I'm; oS.6 NJ agents, please.
Rsuss c.n in p D.v G. IN o. e.s nearby Box Nj assR
Cash FOR So ROOMS. goos nv; Or
Shepherd Park, Bethesda. Silver
Spring. Consider bungaiow or q
We fsrR RAyf eE cash i1 BGsERs Ssfhss's isr home.
saS Rave gou 70 osr gr'PfaEsss Paos ns
REIL CO., Realtors testab, lgloD,
AT4ENTioN srss St s.R Eva AND 81 81. a'cs o.n.r.
II you have property in ne. or Sc
Washington TO sell, we have many
clients This area being our spe-
cialty Sales and rent management
Firm 2s years old. JOE CuRTo
r. Yo1 aaSa az rsofERfY I loS .sis ssoS g
eolered. ] win sell Il z Il can Be
Will PAY rOP CASE PKaC4 toi
your frame or prtck house No com
mission RE 1855; eves AD 6477
eS.O00 Cash to invest In house. 4
or bedrooms. IN d. G.: max:
Wish TO purchase q or 4 bedrm..
home in . nice location. Have cash
uso,rr goT +alIL' IN csSsInas;.rn-s,.,. ssns; ioe..
tions and lowest cash price. p. ].
WALSHE. NC, Ills Eye st. nv,
Ma. GAGS. -16
Evening star., 1949-06-05
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Evening star., 1949-06-05
TAKOMA PARK
WESTMOREIAND
WHEATON AREA

6-rm land bath frame house on vi-rs
NAL road. ! mi. from Wheaton, with
on Niers Mil rd. all uliiitissi price,
80, 800, on terms,
E. S. PRICE a. co.
1901 GeorRiA ave. 10. b-leSl or
Evening star., 1949-06-05
COLORED
MODERN BRICK HOME

8 lovely rms. side hall, tile ba tn. rec
rm in bsmt.: oil h. w h; built-in ga
rage. Priced to sell on reas. terms
For appt. TO inspect call WEIT2
REALTY CORP, 905 18th st. NV.
ST 456b
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Overlooking Potomac

DUTCH COLONIAL BRICK
Open l-6 pm. Sat. and Sun. 1854
2nd st. s.w. Opposite Shepherd
pkwy.l. One Of the most entranc-
ing views In our city. overlooking
Govt, park, the Potomac and most
Of the city. Here the summer
nights are always cool, the air
invigoratlng. Opening Of the new
So. Capitol st. Bridge will bring
this house within 10 minutes COM
muting distance of downtown WASH
ington. First floor. center-hall plan,
large living rm. with marble fire-
place, dining rm., den, kitchen with
breakfast nook. Second floor, 4
bedrms., tiled bath and shower.
Basement, pine-paneled recreat tion
rm., asphalt tiled floor, laundry
rm., all-tiled shower and lavatory,
cold storage rm., clothes closets
cedar lined. Grounds landscaped
with. choice evergreens, pink dog
woods. Lot 63x100. $21 $50.
Terms. Directions: Over lIth St.
Bridge. out Nichols ave. to Allan
tie St, right to house. SCOTT
SANDERS, 10. $3.50; eyes,, 10.
COLoRED-S395 down; s-rm.. 2-bath
rnu hrtPk. hot fap hAaf Da -.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
RAMR|LER

ssal Hartford ave silver sprtrs No
Near riaty Branch rd and Dale a.
Price reduced for ealsk sale see
this bargain Open Sat and sun
Evening star., 1949-06-05
BUNGALOW

Beautiful Randle Highlands
Open l to 8, 23OS Naylor I'd. Sc
frst A., reception rm., plus rms
and bath rms; na In attic; nSi.sss gas neat sat
garage; beautifully handicapped; T5l
lOO-ft. lot. FIR. 6275. zAGAMl
Evening star., 1949-06-05

BETHESDA-$14,950
New br. cspe Cod with bedrms.
on 1st a.: left, liv. rm. with fre-
pl.; din. rm. has attractive bay
window: concrete porch and out
side entr. to bsmt: End q planned
for future expansion Of 2 add
tional bedrms. and bath; eonv. 70
transp. and school; Gil and FHA
approved. with as little as $1,000
cash. For details, call Mr.. Matthews,
We: saas' With GooLTy, BROS !,
BETHESDA-h ACRE
4 BEDRMS., 2 TILE BATHS
weqSed ss ,s corner; e. ssa 600 90 s, This 7s.9 r n
on each floor Ali. fenced, Near
school, on 2 paved streets. with
use this corner end, Soxl35. for
q 2rivate playground or build a
sion. OWN. WI p%sa.s.' ssas HSiises- S1ises-
tons; 5e07 oEsentree I'd Drive
turn left on Greentree to 1907,
Evening star., 1949-06-05
BFTEHECOA

JEE 90 Oge Gssts- - Gae sssrE
DesheStA ice. GgFsfa@ vsTF .sytsy
Hss hoznsa. srises ss1acs6- SIS asse
70 SlsSA0' Nt trAas
WALTER S. CASTRElL
Rs1iteE @sS- CcnE- ave, NO
Evening star., 1949-06-05
MONTGOMERY
$1,000 DOWN

Ard hkhuue LFati eH ,assfY 4 re-
eftek SpFne co SAggs sefDtt rot usSi
st!seY spttAg , sedtgha gullg sa8ls
VacAat grove ftata3 tn Fkgsi s2fs&
very hns features SsV 4hfs sRrGA L.
before you sas 81 n4$6 ttl a.
4. go ARANsF HM sAGg
pEAf Tsv ~
Evening star., 1949-06-05
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
COIFsvuIE AREA
COLESVILLE AREA

Open s-S: q beautiful, s-rm.. 3-bE u
stone ard asbestos khtnxae house IL
usw house cond Ev rm ilsx8s
l6rge. mod completely equipped xii
elee washer SsrT1ng aicaye an pls
eaelne: space. bedroom. EsgArg o.
den, fui, bath. iargt screened porch
on isi fooE, : SPACIOUS bedroom,
doors thronRhoat, irlkuiArsd full
basement Cd s.-e heat sAEast
copper piumh!ns, aoNnspouiS and
cutters; beautiful. handicapped. one
hah acre lot swimming pool 'Aetli-
ties available % desirable purchaser
price, SIT .aSn. Directions. Cut Cciek-
vile rd. nj. north OF coleSvilie 10
Hell I'd. anc our open sign. Exclusive
with
E. S. Price 81 Co, Realtors
ii30i Georgia ave. (Xheatonl. 10.
I5aI nrfn h-02fk
Evening star., 1949-06-05
,OOO-3 BEDROOMS

2315 BRANCH AVE. Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6
We take pride in Offering this at
tractive det. residence in immaculate
Condition. Consisting Of 8 rooms on
ist floor, 4 bedrooms 2nd moor,
and baths: lge. bsmt., oil NV H.
Terms. uRcIoEo REALTY 90,
ME; 1s7li; ,oss syss. and Sun: Mr.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
FIRST TIME OFFERED
OPEN TODAY. 2 TO

OPEN TODAY, z To D
Sal Yuma ST. Sc. in the newer sec
ton Of Congress- AeiEhts; Ali.briics ic
large living room, full dining room
and dream kitchen. There. are 8
bedrooms and bath on End noor;
full daylight basement, gas heat:
nice yards Convenient to direct
centers, This lovely home IL less
than O year old. nj health forces
sale. S12,95o. JAMES CARROLL,
the Broker Of Action. Trade con-
sidered Drive out Nichols ave-. Sc,
to Atlantic st. turn left about half
mile TR 0119
Evening star., 1949-06-05

HOUSES FOR SALE-Southwsst
MODERN, PREWAR; redec.; 2 bed
rms. pine-paneled rec. rm., complete
kitchen, gas heat, copper plumbing,
storm windows, screens, awning
Bendix, cedar closets: nesr large
shopping center and Naval Research
Lab. $4,000 cash, S96 per mo
No brokers. 10. 3-a7A7
Evening star., 1949-06-05
COLORED-VACANT
704 18th ST Sc

Open 1:30 % 5. Forced TO sell today
rms. ia baths, full bsmt.. gas heat
3 porches: Just completely redeco-
rated and is held open today direct
from owner Bring your deposit, thi,
must be sold today. Call Elk. 4o67
Sun RA IlO4
Evening star., 1949-06-05
GLEN ECHO, MD.

GLEN ECHO, MD.
Newly remodeled. 6-rm. bungalow
mi. from D. c. line; excel. transp :.
"a blk. from bus and streetcar; ample
space for flowers or garden. Must
be seen to be appree. For Appt, NO.
sbi2 and EN- 53s5. -
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE
Open sun, 10 to dark: 3-bedroom
Colonial brick with full basement,
gas a.-e. heat. adjacent to both
Catholic and public seh9ols and al
Price, SI4,450 with $1,000 down
attractive financing for nonvets, To
reach. Out Colesville I'd. to -Four
Corners, right 2 blks, 70 st. Lawrence
si7 Penaood ID I'd. A '0" ~ ~
LAWRENCE v. LUTEs
AnaR
Evening star., 1949-06-05
DAMASCUS

2 2-st0ry frame, centrally located,
Q good buy. Prize, $1,000. Call
Jerry Williams, Damascus 1891. Or
FRED b. CUsHAaAN. Rsaltof. Gal
fhnHRhirR pflA
Evening star., 1949-06-05
Colored-Southeast
Am 1Akh a. CE

1st time ever offered for sale 70
doors leading into liy. rn., din. rn.
and kit on 1st hoor. Concrete
front porch and full width inclosed
rear porch, 3 bedrms. and bath on
End floor: h.w. gas heat, cleo, brick
yard In rear with storage shed: all
this for only $4,000. $1,000 down
will purchase
o. B. ZANTZINGER co.
MA. 1871. WA. 1877, $40 K st. NV
Evening star., 1949-06-05
COLORED
1922 POTOMAC AVE.

Handsome 6-rm. row brick. beauti-
fui fond., modern and new kitchen
and%hath. Quick possession. A real
bargsin Open / 70 8 pm. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE. Realtors, SH. 1103
Evening star., 1949-06-05
SILVER SPRING
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Evening star., 1949-06-05

So, ,500-6 ROOMS
shannon ri. Sc. Nice detached home
Large yard. Gas heat. Good con
dition. Owner leaving and VII
sAcrifiee. Z. CROSS, AT. 1908.
Evening star., 1949-06-05
OPEN SUNDAY

z p.m. until Q pm; 1873 41st st.
Sc. semidetached. modern: Gl 4
nanced; come out and 1t won't be
hard for you to make up your mind,
POTTS REALTY Co.. 1907 Minne-
sofa ave. ne. AK. 1855; evenings,
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BRICK, PRICE $4,000
Furnished; 800 block OF End st. s.e.;
rooms; oil heat; beat re renting nsv rooms ts1ns
EDWIN L. ELLIS
Realtor. 1910 Vt. ave. RE. 6140.
925 RIDGE RID. Sc.
Open Sunday; new det. brick. con.
taining. 2 bedrms. and bath on Ist
a.; 2 bsdrms,: snhf,.i, h.s, on ooy.Tiookins gno
city; ige. lot. within ] blk. Of bus
and shopping center, TO reach; Out
Ridse I'd. JoHN L. SHELTON, Real
tor, AK. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-06-05

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Evening star., 1949-06-05
DAMASCUS

2-stoYy frame. : rooms and bath,
fun basement. oil hot-wAter heat. /
acre Of land. 5000. Call Jerry
williams Damascus d26i. or FRED
B. CUSHMAS, Rea!ter. Gathers
burg oa9
Evening star., 1949-06-05
OPEN 2 TIL 6 Pm.

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$3.50 West Stanhope Read
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