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New England bulletin., 1949-05-07

opened April 2O on the campus o1
 Charging that "the lack of a fortnight assurance of civil rights"
 has endangered the position "of
 world leadership for peace" held
 by the United States, the 300 young
 delegates to the conference pledged themselves "to arouse our class mates, co-workers and fellow citi-
 zens" to exercise fully the right of franchise in an effort to make dem ocracy work. They called also for
 fair employment practices 1egisla-
 ton, anti-poll tax and anti-lynch- ing laws, extension of social se- curity benefits, repeal of the Taft
 Hartley Act, abolition of discrimi-
 nation in the armed forces, ade- quate housing on non-discrimina-- tory basis, federal aid to health and education, and an effective cloture rule to prevent filibusters in the Civil Rights
 "In order to build and maintain a democracy with a strong, intelli-
 gent and dynamic citizenry," the resolution states, Eve urge the
 Congress of the United States to
 enact legislation to establish a per
 manent FEPC, to abolish the poll tax as a prerequisite to voting Tn
 federal elections, to guarantee heavy prison terms and fines Tor lynch mobsters and consplrlng states and local officials, to enact a 75-cent minimum wage law, to remove the handcuffs from labor
 by repeating the Taft-Hartley La Dor Act, to ensure equal rights in the District of Columbia, to inn ! prove the national health and to extend federal aid to education with safeguards against segrega- 1 tion and discrimination"
 Armed Forces
 The NAACP delegates commend ed Secretary of Defense Louis A. Johnson "for recognizing the full l intent'' of the executive order de- signed "to eliminate the remaining vestiges of discrimination ln the ] armed forces"
 "Only at such time as is accom- l plished complete integration of the races in every branch of our armed forces including the various Ma tional Guard units," the statement l asserts. twill this order have been fully complied with. We urge there fore, that the Secretary of Defense
 vigorously 7 and uncompromisingly continue to implement this order and that he remove from positions , of authority those who delib-
 erately refuse to comply there 1 with"
 All NAACP youth councils and
 college chapters were urged "to initiate a program to encourage and stimulate the exercise by Me-
 gro veterans of their benefits as administered by the Veterans Ad- ministration," and to exercise. wig ilance "to detect and correct in stances of discrimination in admin istration of such benefits"
 The Filibuster
 In their attack on the filibuster,
 the delegates asserted that this
 "expensive speech" on the part of
New England bulletin., 1949-05-07
HOME. FINANCE ORGANIZATION BY BANK BOARD

WASHINGTON-Ful endorsement of the objectves of the American Savings and Loan League by Chairman Will
 K Divers of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board when he addressed the executive committee of the League here Friday The meeting the first since the savings and loan aso
 controlled by Negroes
New England bulletin., 1949-05-07
Bows! Girls! Boys!

Like to join a club, have geod times, earn extra money In your spare time after school? You can belong to the BUL- LETIN BOOSTERS, a club for girls and boys who want to sell the NEW ENGLAND BULLE- TIN (the old Connecticut Chron- icle) to friends and neighDors. We'll have contests, prizes, free movie passes and partles for members.
 Come in and register at the NEW ENGLAND BULLETIN office, 2314 Main St., Hartford, and leave your name at the desk: Or, you may register at any ot the following places:
 MIR. JULIUS DOUGLAS
 89 Broad St.
 Ansonia, Conn. MIR. ROBERT RAY
 3O1 Hamilton Ave. Greenwich, Conn. MRS. GEORGlANA HALAONA 164 Fairfield Ave.
 Stamford, Conn. ELAINE NOVELTY SHOP 3O8 Main St.
 New London, Conn.
 MIR. JOSEPH RILEY
 16 State Terrace
 MiddletOwn
 MIR. JAMES JONES
 412 Capen St.
 Windsor, Conn.
 MISS DORIS McDew
 193 Hartford Ave.
 New Britain, Conn. MT. ALEXANDER B. JACKSON
 576 Orchard St.
 New Haven, Conn.
 REV. J. P. BALL
 97 s. Main St.
 South Norwalk, Conn. MIR. HENCE MERBERT
 51 Pearl St.
 Waterbury, Conn.
New England bulletin., 1949-05-07
NAACP Youth Meet CulLs For Firm Action On CiUiL RiuIats
SAT. MAY 7, 1949

WASHINGTON-A strong statement of the nation utilize their collective civil rights session of the third Youth the Ma Association the of HoNar Inue
New England bulletin., 1949-05-07

MEMBERSHIP of the National Association for the Advance increased last with of Governor Chester Bowe Presenting the Chief Executive with branch Looking Leroy Carter field of NAACP Hartford branch conducting membership for 1.5OO-Bulen photo
Evening star., 1949-02-06

IL. Stephens who came up from
Alabama to spend a little time with
her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Bryan, in Dogue,
Va. Mrs. Stephens is the former
Betty Jane Bryan and she. lived in
Somerset before her marriage to
Mr.. Stephens.
Others at the luncheon were Mrs.
Bryan and her daughter law,
Mrs. Howard Bryan, who is back in
Alexandria after having spent sew
eral months in Spokane and who
will be in Alexandria while her
husband, 1t. Bryan, is on duty with
the Army Air Force.
Mrs. Stephens and her two little
girls will spend the next few days
in Bethesda where they will be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fulks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nelson
are vacationing in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell H. Marsh,
jr, will leave Friday for three
weeks IN Sea Island, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Hildreth are
also IN Florida and are visiting Mr..
Hildreth's father and mother In st.
Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Loving
are in Florida for the remainder of
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bond will
Evening star., 1949-02-06

Next Saturday some 80 or 80 of the
Bethesda social set will go out to the
Bethesda Woman's Club Assembly
Room for a 8 to IL dance. Because
the date Is so close to Valentines
Day the club quarters will be deco
rated with hearts and flowers and
valentines and all the, symbols of
the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyn-
ton will be in the receiving line to
greet the guests as they arrive.
Besides the members of the 40"
Club which is sponsoring the dance,
there will be a number of other
guests and there are several parties
on the calendar preceding the dance.
That same evening there will be
another dancing party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett whose
guests will be the members of a
group that have been getting to-
gether once a month over a long
period. They dance the old but now
popular square dances. The women
will wear long calico dresses and
the men will come in boots and plaid
shirts that are always associated
with square dancing on the western
ranches.
This same group had as their guest
over the week end Mr.. Kenneth
Smith whom they met in Denver last
summer when they attended school
there for square dancing. During
Mr.. Smiths visit he was the guest
of honor at an informal dance at
the Bennett home in celebration of
his visit here and he was also enter
tanned at dinner party at the home
Of MIR. and Mrs. Hobbs. Other guests
at the dinner were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
K. Baker and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kinser
A third dance to be attended by
Bethesdans during the week is that
Of the Young Married Club to be
held at the YWCA in Washington on
Tuesday evening. Among those who
will attend will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Price and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
K. Baker.
DR.. and Mrs. Paul E. Flicker will 60
to Chicago little later in the month
where DR.. Flicker will attend the
annual meeting of the Principals
Division, National Education Associ-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip j. Fischer
were in Annapolis yesterday to see
their son, Cadet Dudley Fischer of
West Point. who is an exchange
student at the Naval Academy. Yes
terday was Cadet Fischer's birth
day anniversary and his father and
mother entertained at dinner in
his honor.
Making the trip to Annapolis with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer was Mrs.
Thomas j. Keefe. whose son, Thom-
as j. Keefe. jr., is a student at the
Naval Academy.
Mrs. Alma McGlue entertained at
luncheon yesterday. taking her
guests to the Mayfiower for the
party. Her guests were Mrs. John
Cross and her sister, Mrs. P. Mat
thew, who has just moved here from
Wellesley, Mass, and who has taken
a house on Leland Street, Mrs.
Richard Wheeler of Herndon, Va,
Evening star., 1949-02-06
S1Veenev-WmkLer

At small cocktail party recently
at their home in Tokyo, Japan, Capt.
and Mrs. Andrew Petrie Lawton an
nounced the engagement of the lat
ter's daughter, Miss Patricia Anne
Sweeney, to Ensign Cornelis Wink
Ter, jr., U. S. N. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Miss Sweeney is the daughter of
Capt. John Malcolm Sweeney, U. S.
~. OF Auburn, N. Y. The bride-elect
attended Notre Dame Academy In
Philadelphia, Holton- Arms in this
city and was graduated from the
Marymount School in Los Angeles.
She also attended Chevy Chase Jun
ior College.
Ensign Winkler is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Winkler of San Francisco
and San Mateo, Calf He attended
the University of California and was
graduated from the United States
Naval Academy with the class of
l948A.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Bethesda.Lower Montgomery County
Dances High Egbt Festivities;
Several Luucbe0ms Are Givem
Bv Lillian Arthur

Mrs. M. E. Hyman, Mrs. Merrill Red
fern, Mrs. Emma Jane Monroe
Mrs. ]. A. Councillor, Mrs. William
H. Skene, Mrs. j. S. Lemmo and
Mrs. Carlton Todd of Arlington, Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis will have as
her guests at dinner today her bro
ther, Mr.. c. Porter Claxton
Mrs. Claxton and their children
c. Porter Claxton, jr., Claire Eva
lyn and Brooks. The dinner is to
be a farewell party for Mr.. Claxton,
who will leave on the 18th for his
eleventh trip to South America in
connection with his work in rural
education. Another guest at the
dinner will be DR.. Thomas Jernigan
of Paris, Tenn. who Is interning at
City Hospital in Baltimore.
Mrs. Willis j. Nolan was in Alex
andria Tuesday where she was the
guest of Mrs. Turner Timberlake
at luncheon in honor of Mrs. D.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

They now have as their guests Mrs.
Briggs brother, Mr.. Giles Y. New
ton of Gibson, N. c., who will be
with them until the middle Of the
week when he will leave for New
York to spend a few days before
returning to North Carolina.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

lalso leave Friday for the South.
They will be at Daytona Beach and
will be away from home a little
more than two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Briggs re-
turned early in the week from
three weeks vacation in Florida.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
old Club
''Teahouse

(Once George Washington's Club
GREATER WAsHlkGTok'S
} FAMOUS FAMILY RESTAURANT
Delicious Stock. Chicken, Hom.
|. Turkey, Roost Beet, SEQ Food Din
ners and lunehes-Never Expensive
A Trip to Woshinston's Old Club
} Is Must" for Copitoi Visitors
Open Daily 6 Sunday. IL to $50
} SIS So. Washington ST., AIexondrio
On Mt. vern. Mem. Hwy. (AL. 4556
Receptions Banauets Family Parties
Laura Lee fnvites You
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Madame, are your birthdays showing?

If so. use Cellogen Cream
and never have to worry about
birthdays he will love you
in December as be did in May.
Thanks to modern scientific
discoveries, Cellogen's active
estrogenic hormone content
is a boon to every woman
over thirty >. often seeming to
make the calendar stand still.
With its natural hormone
content, 10000 units per
ounce, Cellogen gives you
quicker results.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
susuRRAN sAIE-VReINIA

3I8 E.. WEsTMoRELAND RD.. Fails
Church area---5-rm. brick. over 05fo
oak timber. 21a yrs old; fireplace;
Gil a.-c.h. nat. gas, stove. refsr.,
: IT,; unfin. attic; full, dry bsniti 7. 4 ;
substantial cash, bal! total both
trusts $50 mo-; reflnancing optional.
Phone FA. 3607. Sunday; weekdays,
cEENN;rE1R EN; 1't CLARENDON Home and
rooms: Building. business ms sd,, and tgE- a.,
sio.5oO-choice OF 2 California bun
galows. 2 bedrooms. with huRe
living room 15x21 in No. Arlington.
The other on 5ox225 lot S,; New; Rsa-
sonable cash, PROVIDENCE FA.
opPoRTUNITY-Earn your rent.
Ayr. .-old brick, auto. heat, 3 baths,
etc; 2 apis. rented for $3.50. leav-
ing owner 5 rooms. 1st floor. CHI.
HOME OR 1NvEsTMENT-5oxa15 TT.
lot, detached 7-room bricktext. 5054
ASH Of Afnfasn' te4ms. owNEs RaFtsIh eH
FOR SALE BY OWNER corner lot.
Si2 IT, fresd ri pIe Tor 81 oueR nR sae pu
No. 25?-LEE HWY. and Glebe rd.
Large brick bungalow, expansion
attic. full basement: lot 60xl50.
May go CT. j. T. MOTION REALTY,
24i5 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex, Va.
oV 5000. Open until . pm. 20
2 BEDRMS., BATH, lge. uy. rm., fire.
place, elec. kitchen. oil H. VIII;
approx acre with lovely shade
trees; 10 min. to d. c.
3-bedrm. stone bungalow, lge. liv.
rm., fireplace. din. rm., kitchen. oil
h.-w.h.; approx. q. acres OF very
2-bedrm, 2-story Colonial brick; liv.
rm. din. rm. equipped kit, knotty-
pine rec. rm.; nice shaded lot. Close
to bus service. Owner leaving Arl.
Phone n. A. DARNE, Gil. S576 or
CHI. 1852. Cali these phones If YOU
want q hl1v
Evening star., 1949-03-20
a. SIANIEY Z WOhEhO
CHEVFRLY BUNGALOW

The hest vay to buy any house is to
ask reliable broker to show you
wrst he has Telephone Warfleid
C5S1 10 see marvellous soft
long, prevar tapestry brick bung
low, with two bedrooms and batn
down and two bedrooms ard hafh
up chestnut trim: living rom wit
fireplace and next TO IT a suns, ne
filled music ronr,. very lsrse dintng'
room and laree kitchen rlus break
fast nook; Gil h W. heat: b1lHt-'n
garage; two 'ots measure 10 IRON
i5n deep. This owrc- has storped
foeIing around. he re.!!v wants to
sell now and is onen to an offer;
ask ng SlA.5nG WA. "1z or WA.
6ssO. A STANLEY MCREAU.
Evening star., 1949-03-20

Wants TO sell his own det. corner
home Il blks. irom Ga. ave. and
Co!esville rd shopping center; liV
rm. with fireplace, din. rm., kit :,
den ana powder rm. on lst r.; j
bedrms. and bath up; maids rm
ard bath in basement, gas heat; in
sulated. fenced yard with Dutch
oven. To inspect. call
SWERDLOFF REALTY co.
EX. 257G Ewes. and Suns. WA
Evening star., 1949-03-20
SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT

GAITHERSBURG - 1O-room house;
stoker hot-water heat: Sl25 per
month. Call FRED B. CUSHMAN'
Realtor, $40 Frederick ave. Gath
ersburs, Nd, Tsls sESSs,;ov S9g; - ,,t.
modern 5-room brick home; 500 a
month Call PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY, WA. 1865, UN. 1856.
SUBURBAN ESTATE for rent. with
option to buy: 10 rms, 2 baths; 4
acres: transp.; Sihn mo.
HUDSON CO.
471O Annapolis rd, Bladensburg. Md.
UN 1915. UN. 1171.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
LEE HEIGHTS

OPEN TODAY ! TIL 6
Prewar brick bungalow de luxe, near
try Club. First a. contains 5 charm.
ing rooms and colored tiled bath.
porch Second f., large bedroom
plus sewing rm. uOx12), walk.tn
closet; full basmt. has delishtful
l4x21 pine paneled rec. rm. with
tiled floor Ideal for entertaining;
laundry rm., outside entrance, fur.
mace rm., oil h.-wh.. copper plumb
ing; lge level lot, bearing fruit trees.
grape arbor, picket fence; summer
living is all you can ask for here.
Only 3 blks. to complete SHOPPING.
transp.. school. LARGE 4es nrst
mortgage available. Directions: Lee
o3rd rd.. left to 1915 and open sign.
FRED ]. GEORGE, Realtor
Evening star., 1949-03-20
BuNGALow-No. .

ARLINGTON BUNGALoW-No. $50;
! rms. {. bcdrms.. hardwood floors,
kitchen equipped. full basement, OF
heat; near Pentagon J; T; ModoN 10
REALTx EsA 1a st' 81 500 @} csnn'1 open unit, &
Del Z IL RAY-5.rm. row brick by owner;
a@ei @ near near railroad; auto gas he hsa''
pGoSMrsiiosi GSM siGsi HrLLs-s-rm. New Eng
Quality const' excel. cond.. s1od
neighborhood;. price. S14,25O: lst
trust, $1,000. Avail. Phone FA.
Fairfax ARR BUNGALOW - No, $3.50;
81 800 down; 5 rms. , bedrms..
large living rm; full basement; large
corner lot. J. T. MOTION REALTY r1
24l5 MI, Vernon ars,' Alex Va; "a
FALLS 9x s'Gs cHrRcHmNo. GasH up;tl @1s R@ Brick
bunsalow. $500 down; s rooms. 3
bedrms., large living rm. with firc-
place equipped kitchen; near shop,
ping center. J. T. MOTION REALTY
Sa Sa. 8 ov. 500. %5o 'Fe' open Til . Pm
FALLS CHURCH, rms. and, bath,
with full attic and garage; blKs
from bus, public and, ,paroc. MA!
schools: reasonably priced by owner
Falls e CHURCH = cozy s-bsdroom Is. ],
bunea.. close in: possibly GI with witt,
S2f ssss FL RbAE2 i3Fs Z SE sss soso
roFREsTv1LLE. oF sfSSi vA:-Larse 1-.tory
road on { acres Of cleared land.
4 bedrms.. bath, full basement. large
attic; natural gas; Barn Barr ana an no3
chicken houses. $l8,o0o. 50, 600
cash. MccAY & MccAY' Realtors
cfFdovfEroN fdi fS19, BRICK BuNGALowSNo.
equipped kitchen. attic finished, oil
INV h.. ]. 7: NOTION Re REALTy' Ally
OV. 5000. Open until Q pm. go
MeLEANoocspss s Cod. da2 l,22 stoFys' doC,s iii NJ
fsfRs fsfhsse ssD Ssa5m' ;uss SaE reaSsoratsa #
NORTH snisna rRiLiNGToN. ~ G;it; "a s4sb No. Ohio
st.-Open Sat. and Sun. to b;
large liy; and dining room; ON, extra Str,
nets, : twin-sized bedrooms and
tiled bath, full basement, rec. nm.
cabinets and work bench, oil heat;
new-house cond. OWNER, oW. 446s.
NORTH ARLINGToN-New a-bedroom
s;s s;'S* nS%f % 3s'' $ oi i'''sPiias sisOa s.
vifNSA: yA:Mll$ acres Arm. RI house; S.s;
high shaded knoll; fruit a1d walnut
trees .sb9a, es snd stGIes fssp s
SI;! SIss3sssE.5 f. =! 's H. ss: :'s Ess
Evening star., 1949-03-20

2-bath bricK, S2V 8. LIhguIH y; J
blk Glebe I'd. and Col. pike, 3 blks
schools; full basement. rec. rm: with
fireplace, areaway; lst f.. liV. rm
with fireplace, open stairs, picture
window, din. nm. picture window
bedrm,. tiled bath, kitchen, metal
cahinets. dishwasher and garbage
disr md f.. two bedrms,. Ak"
and l"x@@,; tiled bath; q closets IN
hnuse CH zoos -.V
Evening star., 1949-03-20
hLG n hND1IIH
BELLE HAVEN

This prewar white brick Colonial Is
conveniently situated on a high.
beautiful, wooded location. The
home has 3 spacious bedrms., .
tile baths, lge. liv. rm. with built
in bookcases and fireplace, din. rm..
corner cupboards: there is a lee.
kit with breakfast nook; the base
ment has paneled play room with
firep.ace, maids rm. and bath. ard
built-in garage. The beautifully
wooded lot has over 900 IT, of front =
age. The home is beautifully deco
rated and in spotless condition Open
Sat. and Sun. l to g. 25 Edgewood
terrace. Directions: Reach Belle
Haven via. Route ! or Mt Vernon
blvd. go right on Woodmont rd to
Vernon terrace. then right to Edge
wood terrace and left to house.
THE BRANT CO., INC.
Realtors, @334 Wilson Blvd. GE.
41lB, OK O5o0 30
Evening star., 1949-03-20
SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlkIA
ARLINGTON

Open Sunday. 1860 N. Jefferson st.
Very unusual and interesting 7rrm
chaser. may choose color scheme if
they desire. The public is invited
to see the special architectural fea-
lures and newest design in crafts
menship
Evening star., 1949-03-20
FALLS CHURCH
$4,000

5 beGrms. sleer.nq porch, walk in
closets An older house but glass
bric. windows in kit. and bath: are
only a sample of complete modern:
clotnes washer and unlimited cab
met space; huge living rn, with
fireplace. dining rm., full cellar; 2.
car gar; oil heat, mr.. school, bus
and shops. should certainly be seen
if you are looking for comfort for
Evening star., 1949-03-20

ALEXANDRIA SPECIAL
Modern Colonial located In fashion,
able section 3 gracious bedrmS.
and tiled bath, spacious center-hall
entrance with guest closet. 22-fl
living rm. to left of entrance. SIDE
screened porch, formal dining rm,
dream kit. and "a tile bath on first
floor; full bs.nt, large level lot,
beautiful decoration throushout.
Total price. $4,000. Very low
down payment to eligible veteran.
Arlington Realty Co.
2o04 Wilson blvd OW Q20N %
Evening star., 1949-03-20
ALEXANDRIA
S11,95O

CT may buy with 81 $50 cash with
balance in straight AZ GI trust,
payable $4,000 per month. plus
taxes and insurance; home is nicely
located on corner lot in convenient
Del Ray section and contains 3 bed
rooms, modern bath, entrance hall,
living room, dining room. shuge
kitchen and porches; detached
garage Call today
LURIA BROS.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
RMS, AND 81 ACRES
95O-SUITLAND

,95O-SUllLAND
Omen sat and Sun. till dark. Large
liv. rm with firepl., spacious din;
rm.. modern kit. including range and
rm. and IA bath, oil h. -w,h.: 3 large
bedrms. and tiled bath on End fr.
large front porch. DIRECTIONS: out
Suitland rd to Silver Hill rd., turn
left . blks. to Porter ST.. turn left
again on Porter to second block and
right to 4s3i Homer st. and our
open sign.
THE GABLES co.
$40, 49, .,. - At SOSO
Evening star., 1949-03-20
DILLON PARK

b1o4 G st. Sc, Just across D. c; line
Cape Cod bungalow,, lee., equipped
bath. gas h-w h.. lge., screened
1000: after s pm. Mr.. Wood, LU.
9257.
WEST REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1949-03-20
BRICK BUNGALOWS
nncn nn1xIhI no GI,c

$3.50 DOWN TO G.I.'s
New homes available for immediate
occupancy. Large living rln,,. fTe-
place. colored tiled baths. full dry
bsmt gas. auto. heat, equippea
kitch; lerge. sodded and landscaped
mo mo payments. incl. taxes and ms.
S74 so. Terms available to non
veterans as low as S62.1l per mo
Drive out Bladensbure rd, ne; to
Peace Cross. right on Defense hwy
Prince Georges Realty co.
WA $3.50. Brentwood, Md, :, uN,
Evening star., 1949-03-20
S8,5O0

20, ,OUU
Why pay more when you can buy THIS
charming 5-room bungalow at sucn
a reasonable price. Located at 630-
Central ave, Capitol Heights, Nd
cony. to everything: full basement;
stairway to at,tc, il heat: detac lcd
garage; excellent condition INSIDE and
out. Call M. Ruehl. TR. 43sS: ewes +,
III. 1880. l. PAUL MUDD co. = q
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME
hec.o ;odays TOP pr,dfe navt fer that into gsea d
brand-ncw brick home. built for
perr,. LASTING quality, In one OF
Washingtons best new SUBDIVISIONS
A real neighborhood and real home
with newest and best of ,ouality
materials and equipment. Located
iust 20 minutes drive from the Cap
itol This section is one that is
attracting home seekers and plan.
ners OF Washington area. Drive out
rs ave un s.rs e t9 Bransh sr1nsi ave Inrn ne
then right at our sign to section:
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
HI. 4243. HI. 5447, MA. 1879.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRalhlA
CHERRYDAT,E

O11CI CIt Z D11IH
Close to schools, shopping and trans.
portation: large older frame house,
arranged for two families with 2
complete Kitchens: price, S14,1b0,
terms to suit you: lot nearly one
acre. Call KE. 6671 or KE. 62e9.
J. H. RENO1T, Realtor. 30
CLAREMONT
Best buy in Arlington County is now
being completed; 200 homes already
occupied; now under construction.
Sl1,65O; asbestos siding, tiled bath,
full basement, h.-w.h., hardwood
floors and fireplace; 8 minutes from
Pentagon Building Directions: Shir-
ley highway to Route No. :, right to
25th St, exhibit house, Chesterfield
I'd: and Buchanan. Phone CH: OIL.
Evening star., 1949-03-20
l. STANLEY MOREAU
CHEVERLY SOUTH

Large solid. substantial brick house,
With porch all the way. across the
front and part Of the side. pIrettlly
set in a parcel of ground with la3
front and l23 deep; built-in saraee.
fireplace in living room. large dinihs
bedroom with private lavatory' frSt
floor, Very. very large three bed
rooms and tile bath, second moor;
gigantic old trees around house; on
NV. heat, full basement; 1ormeeaiiy
and fairly priced at S16,sno, and
possible $4,000 for all cash above
mortgage. Owner has moved South
and is serious about selling Cali
WA. 2571 or WA. $3.50
Evening star., 1949-03-20
KEITH D. BRUMBACK

ARLINGTON, S14,95O
1868 N. KENTUCKY ST.
Open > to 6-See this attractive brick
bungalov in Rrockwood. completely
redecorated Lee combination liv.
rm. with fireplace in din. .rm,, .
lee. bedrms. and tile bath: full base
ment divided into " rms; upstairs
finished as ] lce. bedrm or play
rm. oil h.-wh.; insulated: COM
pletely equipped and ready to move
into VoraDt
Evening star., 1949-03-20
COLLEGE PARK AREA

Under construction; large Cape Cod
bungalow, s large rooms lst foor;
fireplace. 'arge attic for additional
2 bedrooms, full basement: large lot
with garden room 81 $50, with
SO 0On down. Call
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA, 6655. Brentwood, Md. UN. J 80
Evening star., 1949-03-20
AVONDALE
AVONDAIE
CHEVERLY 2-STOR1

CHEVERLY 2-STORY
Brick and frame. fireplace, side porch'
dining room and well l-equipped kitch-
en-; s large bedrooms and tiled bath
up; gas &C heat and full dry base
ment; television installed, Bendix
Installed; GI selling and will permit
non-GI to assume his most excellent
loan: asking Sic 400: asking S2,Soo
down; less than l year old. close TO
grade school and bus. Call WA.
251l or WA $3.50.
A. STANLEY MOREAU